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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
reculiar ro'ittcaI Poiut.


Ni.vg .ous. October 30. Another I"hi-
chi sensation was started this afternoon Nv
tle I,enme sun. Bg Stale law al pubic
office, are ordered closed after - 0'clocA
noon on Saturday. notwithstanding il's
a,v Che rrg1.trAfion.oit,cs were kept open
n-t Saturday, aI day, ans over $4,000 per-
...r. registered. Asit IS impossible to sep1-
r.I. tro,e.,sno registered before noon from
-I.s. who registered later, the sun states
fn.ftD entire list may have 10 Doe thrown
..i.t. The sun interviewed uiiy OF the lead
ir. hwycr- m The city. aud states thal ihry
,Ihcld imtt re,iscrai.on-o'ic" rs " puD-
lic .fr.et prd wltbil tEe scope Of TIE eaiuI-
dat hal.-hrhjly law. ...
>rr Nong. october co. Referring 10 the
pr,,,.. e-,f,mtnt- 90 tHc cifoottfst a3,V2l per-
.,,.s who registered after midday last satur'
to,. yt.l lo.r treir votes because unceI iNe
>,,t, law taat portion Of Suurdsy - "a tal-
bn.il5,. Assistant United states uisiil'l'
Arorur, Rose said to-day; "Ihere is nos
.tlir., I'm thr story. The State law was sum
,ly nedc q, cover ihc hanks and other Lscat
in.rturons. contend tht the loarocls. OF
Rcsistraton 0rc not puolt officers Ni."in
t.r moaning oi me law. TIE same question
.,,.. raised m urooklvn. aud it was then de-
ended. or at l,a,li, was agreed thar the ~ ,'e
law did n1ta'lprt ibo votes registered on lhe
Saturday hai-hoiiay."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30

OCTOBER 29. lSS4
IFS especially desired that our tobacco returns
f-or the warehouses should DO promptly forth
coming a largo decrease in tho STOCK for Octo-
Der IooSe1 for. 80 snles hayo been heavy and
muen hos boon delivered. which Is surely good
sign Tor tho future of Ircos. We note with plea
sure nat last Rort3 sNles arc thought % nc
about 1900 hogsheads. With include oil sorts
ami styles of Leaf tobacco. and among them 40
Include i05 boashoGds u oid Wrappers shipped
g. fha Icr.na-ds. OF New York. We hope this Is
nut 30 beginning II q movement In darks. We
uoiol some saios OF dark scrap hero yesterday.
Common 90 medium bright hllers and smokers
have been in good icniand much earlier than va
o1pertel. prominent North Caroiira dealer
say. tno Tux OK VIII gfoaay hclp smoking. AZ
pras.ut gurley plug IS isci besides Virginia for
plur smoking, which has not been favorable 70
Our scrip and common smozer business. Tho
urr-tt on around is better and orr poople are
RI boa bc.ter prs for lho start Of this wock, and
talt Is ono lat tho battle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
pnLlrrce MANNING Up.
Republicans nuiidozing North Caro-
lima NEGROES.

Especial telegram N tho D.spatch.i
Cu,IoIrF. y. G., October 4g.-Politics
IN thi. city and county now begin 10 warm
M. Until q fcW DAYS ago but very little enc
thusia4m was manifested by either party, lut
now money has been received from Republic
can hcadqualtcr-, and 10 Is piuin'y seen that
a bitter fight will be Kept up until the day oi
election. 1 have lu-t returned irom tr'p
through part of toe State and tnd thtt Ec-
publican Doodle is dying on ail sides. and
there IL no doubt that ibe party is making q
diving night % carry North Caroline.
Oliver Dockery, l,euuh.ican rnd'dlic i'r
Governor. AID ". Ii. huc1en, Democratic
spcakcr. addressed the p.ople in TIE open
air here tonight. Kitchen h's been loloW-
ing Hochcry for some week., 'llhougl
Dockcrv positively refuses to divide time.
They spoke 10 different crowds, Kitchen on
The square aud D0csery ID thc uiui-yari.
Not Gully j. Republican " Doodle being
used here by Republicans, but they declare
"uo negro shall vote she Democratic uckeL ~
some who have openly declared their inien-
lion Of votns the Democratic ticket have
been warned Pos letters having cos oi %
coffin STAMPED on them end stating tiut un-
less they change their position they NiIl not
live an The eta oi November. There are
some thirty or more negroes here WHO ihi,nd
o. vote tie Democratic ticket and FAY they
cannot Doe scared.
Senstor Nuuce is booked FOR speeches in
hccounty. as srcai-o prominent h'pI'Nran~
and TMId-p,tty orators. Politics in t'!'
section Wiil be ret-hor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30

Rescue Lodge elected iae following officers
last nlght-yiz.: q. W. IIswxhurst, chief
templar; Mis- Ida u. Ware, Vice-templar;
Mrs. NJ. A. Johnson, superintendent VI iu.
yenhe templars; N. southal. financial
secretsry; K. \. wilkinson, secretary; II.
N. Swsloe, chaplain; II. NJ. Snleid, mar
shal; Robert Whittet, Jr, sentIne; Asa
johnson. guard; ". 5. Quarles, choristeri
Miss Rosa Moore. org4nkt; Percy hlnor,
past chief templar. and Mrs. N. Z. Ware,
treasurer. II. NJ. sWaine w9s elected dele
gate 10 the Graud Lodge and Robert Whit
tet, Jr., alternate. 81. NJ. Suield, Miss An
ME Ford, aud Z. j. Weymouth we're elected
trustees. +. d. Miller was recommended 10
the Grand Lodge for appointment as lodge
deputy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30

HOPKINS. -Died, Rt his residence, No
south FIFTH street. sunday, October aSh. ~ II
O'Clock A. NJ, J. J. HOfAlNs; agsi hity seven
years. .,
1he funeral will take place from the second
Baptat ,hurch TUESDAY, Octob'r Jth' A. 81
ociDrE T.. NJ. Fricnds and aQunintAnccs oi the
family invited 70 attend.
pWiLLIPS-Dicd, on the 2sh instant at9fp -
N. Al the residence Of her grauifntheF, Isaac W.
lomnnaou. sU3 north Fourth street. LILA 'H-
coon. infant child ~ Perry q. and Lulio TONE
lln.on Phillips: aged two dAyz.
Tho interment took plnce on Monday tho zJth
instant At II a. NJ, az Holy wood.
Nurfolk and Lynchuurg papers please COPY.
TROWrR -Dlod. Monday, October 29th, ~
7gu A. NJ, Nrs. KlfIANfiI 1kON kt, reiict 81
Robert B. Trosor, In tho seventy fourth Iehr ~
h0r age. -
Tho funeral Will tako place from Pnrk-llace
church WEDNESDAY MORNING. 90 II OclOcA,
r.onds AMI acquaintance Invited q atnnL
81 Joseph (Aol papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30

elected vlee.presideuts First, Robert w.
Hlll, Jr. Second, Peter StumDf; Third. John
II. Higgins. n. T. Bedford, secretary, &. &.
Tbon, treasurer, and V. DOnali, ssfgeantat-
arms, were al reelected.
The Executive Committee Il a. follows :;
.. l.. seigel, A. W. Rossus, c. N. Wallace,
Daniel stephens, J. T. Ferriter, John Laaer,
A. y. you RoseneSk. aud Il. A. Paul.
Finaucr Committee; John Murphy, Phillip
O'NeiIl, Hermann schmidt, Julien Biniord,
William Rueger, and Edward A. stump.
After the election and Introduction Of new
members the association adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
A Rnirlt OF Riot.
nv teI.erarn % tho gI.patch.l

iBF telegraph % tu0 JisphFn'l
CWctG9. October pa spirit ~ riot on
tbo Noltl side i- sill rampant. Yesterday
the cais ou tbc Nouu-Ayenue line near Mil
wauaee avenue were stopped on every trip
lv sbstruciipus, and great crowds tlronecd
the sidewalks aud inundated the passen-
gers, but no Gama@e was done. and only a
few stones were thrown. Several North
lll-iead suect-cars were derallcd during
thc afternoon at point where the street had
lceu torn up for PAYERS.
TAe police haI considerable trouble dis
uof-ue the crowds az various points along
The line, and were kept busy all the after
noon. a uumhcr II boys were arrested for
throwing STONES az the cars. and two men
locked zap fr resisting the police. The
Norta-Ayenue and North lIal,tead street.
car, were iun into the barns before dark.
Both OF these lines are manned by new en-
plo. &.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30

Tho Dallas fIoxaS cotton mills, employing
% hands. we're started yesterday.
General B0ulanger's daughter was married %
Captain Driant ia Pans yesterday.
The Eluin Relief Committee discredit the
story Of The massacre o. stanley and party.
fNron Hirsch, q Vienna. has donated Il, 0oo, 900
francs for the cducarions % the Jews N Galirea-
The London Standard believes that Lord
sscNville has intimGted his readiness 10 resign
Colonel Henry Nsttorson, editor of The Courier
Jet,rg-aL addressed an enthusiastic audience OF
seven thousand people last night Ia Chicago
Mrs. George Waugh. Of Utica. y. Y. sccideot-
" killed her little daughter last night While
taxing loaded pistol from ner. The mother
went Insane.
Fire has teen raging since an early hour thi1
morning nj Huenfeld, rear easel Two hundred
houses are in sshes Fifteen hundred persons
are homeless ami destitute. Grost distress pre-
yaiiA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30

T'v folo<taph 20 no impatient
N.su,ulr. Tenn, October 2a-Ihe
Ia. cd crowd OF tne fJi meeting witnessed
fbe rlcire 20 Mtsi-~ide Park TODAY. Pc
weather was glorious aud The t'ack IN Iar
condition. ,,,-,.,.,
TIr-l race selling fye furlones- hiFAln
won; McMWIy second, thlcA'saW 'pi"'
srronl seuing-dve furlongs-Lrcy
Voward Won; Room secoud, Elsie d. lnHd'
Time. G0i ...., ,,.ro.
Tbird -sclGng-ore mile and thVec
.ivtl,nths- McB0wung won; Flnaidy Sc
con5. eight 10 seven third. Time, III
Fourth rsce-six iur!ongS->alhe hasan
y,ou. Julien secoud, Castaway tmrd. lliue'
firh race-seycn and half iurloougs-
Art,rrs, won; Kcrme,se second, Larch-
mont fhifd. Time, 1881.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
FGr. IEoss's VIII.

The will Of Mr. William koss was pro-
hated i'm the Chancery Court yesterday.
TO hi. wife, Mrs. Maria ko,', l. lett the
sum ~ eos por month during the term oi her
life. which money Is 10 be paid 10y Henry {.
Kos. son OF deceased. 90 long rs the wife
and son reside together. 10 case they Sepa-
rate. the latter shill cay the former $50 per
month. 10 hls son, Henry e.. kos.. ia lett
all OF the estate alter paying of all deots
sgainst the saue.
Heury C.. Ko,s IS appointed executor Of
the viii, aud qualified yesterday. The es-
tate is valued at e9.l10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30

At a meeting OF George +. Pickett Camp,
Confederate Veterans, held NJ United Neie-
rams Hall last night. the following officers
we're elected: +. T.. Reeve, commander;
Charles T. Loehr, past commander; John Z.
Parrish. first lieutenant commander; Peter
McCurdy, second lientenant-commander; r.
II. Fox. third ACCOMPLISHMENTS; G. W.
MAY, adiutant; r. II. Noryeli, quartermas-
ter; A. Jennings. commissary; {. J. John
ston, officer Of the DAY; W. NJ. Lawton.
quarter master-serFeant; ". Il. Talley, olli'
Ger Of the guard. Executive Committee: j.
W. Gillian, i. 5. Buiord, and II. Booze.
The camp will meet every Monday night al
United Veterans Hall a. 1850 O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
rho Aeiaca s,eaner.


BoeToS, October 20-Thc lIoyucn rcplb-
lic steamer seized at liayti on thc charge, rs
reported, ~ "aitcmpting 90 force a blockade
of ile msurgcut port Of ~. Mare Win rebel
troops. arms, and ammunition on board D.
% Boston boat, and ha, been engaged IN the
Wet ludie trade since 1850, when sne was
Iuit at Bath, Sic. The aecnts, y. {. Morse
& co.. have received uo word from tie cons
e,vurp4 or caprnlu OF tsc vessel. They state
trlt they Arow uoihiug OF any coutrahand
articles "a beard tbe steamer. Ii IL is there
n i. without their knowledge. The steamer
sailed from Now York October lih, ca1ying
a general cargo. Th. agents have placed the
r.lttrr in charge NJ thc auih0ritics NJ Wash
iueton. and are n8slIug deys lopmoris.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
Thrown from Her Horse.

Yesterday evening about 5 O'Clock Miss
Powell. a daughter OF Professor John II.
Powell. OF The Richmond Seminary, started
out for horseback ride, and when turning
from Grace street into Ninth at tue Il. Clare
Hotel the horse fell and the young lady was
thrown several feet. She was carried into
the hotel by the day.clerk, who ran to Der
assistance, and found her quite badly bruised
about the face. she declined 70 have
physician summoned. but insisted on riding
the horse home. which she was permitted to
DO after she bad recovered from her excite
mput.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
Death OF Captain J. J. Hopkins.

The death Sunday morning Of Captain }.
J. Hopkins at his residence. south FHtn
street carried grief to all who enjoyed his
acquaintance. lie was for many years con-
necied with the Piedmont aud Arlington
Insurance Company, and OR late bad been
employed IS 4 book.keeper. lie was an mp
right and good man. Tie wilt be missed by
the whole community; by the second Bsp-
list church, ~ which he was deacon; by
those whose privilege 1t was TO be Ia hourly
contact with him IN the walks q business,
but more than all by his stricken family,
where be was 4 loving husband and a tender
father.
The funeral will take place from the Sc
cond Baptist church to-day at $3.50 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30

was the name ~ the refitsd steamer Rent
son, which IN March lasi. IN collision, sunk
the Margan-Llne steauer Eureka on TOE
canes n the Chesapeake. She was bought
hg the clyde steamship Company and en-
tfrciy rclttod At Cramps ship-yard, Phia
Gelahia. To-day the ssginsw arrived ilom
Philadelphis. and wss taking on her hrst
Load when she went dswn. Ne person was
injured. The vessel will soon be raised.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
Nnaninglon Noies.

ny telegraph 70 the Dl'pAehl
WASHINGTON, october % The iall ti,'
inc of the Nslonsl Jockey tluD al IVY CIV
witch was interrupted By the uea'y ia'u''
will be resumed tomorrow anu o'"''NU0
throughout tie week. ,....... 81,
civ Tor the purpose OF Yc'laR ~ nc Vo,I''S
'ies,,on The exodus, however, Is mainly
c,, t;ncd 10 Democratic employees.
A Telegram has been received by Act'ng,
conr,tsry R,yes announcing the capture OF
M AmeTicsn steamer in the iiaytien republic
. n' tr1ng 10 force the blockade al 81.
Marc, hut giving 10 details.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30

George T. Timer and his company gave a
performance Of tbe hmented John 7. Raw
mond's Colonel Sellers last evening at The
Theatre.
Timer is at once compared to tho inimila-
bic Raymond, and, il il but Just 10 say. SUI
fers by The comparison, although some Of
his lines and gestures met with favor last
nieht.
Tonight Sellers viii be repeated; Wednes-
day, Tor Congress; aud Thursday, In Para
disc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
Richmond Hodge, No.I,I.O. O.F.

LAST night this Young but vigorous lodge
a. the fraternity mcmOrjllized the amt
ycr.ary Of the death OF Thomas Wide, the
father " odd. Fellowship iu America. the
Committee of Arrangements did their work
I'm such a manner o. 10 elicit the plaudIS Of
the members Of tie order who assembled 81
BDlYldere Hall.
Alter some " work" the orator 81 the oc-
casiou. J. ID. u. G.. A.. George b. Davis, was
introduced by Plst-Grand-NastcrA Arthur A..
SpiZcr. Mir. Davis paid glowing tribute
10 Toe le.Work Of the subject Of hs eloquent
talk. being rrYcatedy chtcred tO The echo.
The address Was repicfe with those things
that make the Odd-I elbows heart feel Glad.
Mr. DAVIS was followed hy Mayor Elys0u.
member ~ The lodge. M q very neataud sp-
propr,ate little speech.
The sweet singer 81 Richmond. Captain
Frank Cunningham, with Mt joining al
the oreon, s1ng very beautifully. Ills notes
bad but died away when substantial refresh
meuts were served.
a number u the brotherhood Of Loco
motive Engineers were present. Nessrs.
Logan and Humphrey GOD 'elaIi of ihe
brctirtn made happy rorlas aud iriici-
tatld thrmsciyes upon striking 500 social a
lsrty And thu, wa. kept zap most eulny-
able occasion. rffre.hue1.s l,ine it rr-
spcr.cd by song and glccdotc, speech and
merriment
several Of the lodges u Richmond were
rcprs Gated by some u ihe best ol their lla-
terniy.
Dir. Davis. dgrrz bis speech exhibited a
tr4yeling-clr4 ISSUED to our venerable cite
zen. william Sears Wood, in 1881. Mr..
wood IS supposed o. De ODE oldest O t-Fel-
l0y on tie world. having joined toe order
.fvfr.to-, ,....-. boa. de- D.. n1e. ga hi, eighty
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
yralter Ilen,.nua-n re,tl.aI.

LASS night the festival ~ Arm0r Hail
drew large and apprecatye crowd, who
cui1}cl ile music, dancing. aud prrsuasiYe
cioguoucc Of the iAry-ukc l.lies who attend
the many booths. This comptuy have not
had the patronage they have deserved from
their own people, and bod IL LOT been for
The ylsit0rs o. our city. VINO know bow and
where 90 spend On enjoyable evening, thelr
enterprise W0gi1 have been failure.
Last uIeLt the attendance was composed
principally Of Richmond people, and 10 is 70
Dr. hoped that the good crowd Wi. De Luz
creased FROM night 10 night until fhe festival
become the lla10 success which the prompt
ness, tliceucy. and READINGS. Tor work Ola
the part 90 The Walker Light Guard IN tune
az need eutitc tLeu 10 expect at tie hands
q our citizens.
Tonight Armory Hall has been rendered
the Brotherhood u Locomotive Engineers
for The purpose si bal. sud 0aiy members
o. the Brotherhood, VI Company +, and 80
dies m charge OF the festival viii he admitted.
Tomorrow night the Richmond Light IN
iantry Blues will give an exhibition dfiiL
which, # it comes up % their usual record
will be well worth TIE price o. admission 70
witness. sud tue handsome uniform Of the
Blues win maze great Improvement 10 tue
already preitily-decoratcd l1N.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
Al outrageous Republican Dodge.


RHIGU. y. g., october a. Tonight
The chairman OF the state Democratic tNecu-
tive Committee discovered that the cnairm1o
of The Repuoiicau ~tste Executive Commit
tee be-, appointed 2.5IO men, whom he cois
rellablos. two or ,5cn precinct. These are
promised ~ wards IL they induce RepubIcan
roli-holdsrs ~ refuse % serve and do other
dirty work "a the way % interfering with
the registrars OF election. The Rcpubhcan
chairman saws hot for their conduct ln tbi'
way taey VIII be recommended 10 Harrison
for preicrmcut ond reward and aesurc- thsm
That Harrison < election g. cert,in. aa c'r-
cular is clear violation Of fine lsw The
discovery Of thi. scheme VIII cause great
sensation tomorrow, when IL VIII Doe pub
h.hed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
The President. SSr. BoyarG, and tnc
s.cnvIlie Letter.

DIV tol0f0Tu % 10 lI-. HI'hI
WkgQNGIoN. October 3D. .cleiaIy N9E-
ara had several conferences Win tha fsesi-
dent TODAY concerning LORD StckNIIie', ict-
ter and other matters lela.ins 60 -aiial IS
~ sftfa Another meys3ee was sent 70
Minister Phelp. to-day, and 10 as believed
thqt j.. ce hleqram was received from him 70
fine DEPARTMENT q State during the after
noon. but nothing can De learned rs 10 me
contents of either.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
THr wrATupn IN RICHMOND YrsrsRDAr was

Russ o. Thermometer Yesterday:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
a Third Dividend Declared.
II lelerrann o II nI.pa.cn.l

" l0IeEIIIu y no ID I1I'I'T
WASHINGTON. October 2o-Tho Comptrol-
lar Of the Currency has declared q third diyi-
dcud OK Is per cent. IN favor OF TIE creditors
o. the National Bank 81 SUMTER 5. C.,
making .n qN SD per cent GA the claims
proved, amounting 90 S.j330. This bank
flilel Au.ust y. lS.l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
The F1urch1sGn Letter.

~ ~ 1T-T- " TI7 TT7Tl--U-I
p0xovA. CAL, October - The excitement Is
sul az great ns ever here over tho Aurchison
ana Wr-t letters. Four detectives have been
hero during zee past Few days searching for
clcs 20 tho iiuLtisy II mo author Of The Iurchi-
SON letter
General Pa-num has sent word from the Ne
tioral Democratic Committee 10 spare no eX-
rer,e iu lle onorus % lnd MurchisOn, aud ea-
fec.aiiy o. ascertain u Patrick Egan lad any
thiug 10 90 with tie authorship Of tle letter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
..nnnnrrs tn Colliason.

erccial telegram 20 tne pispAtn'i
N0sporr. IA, October S3'-~ Ihe mr.
l....a ...oonrr Henry i. Iiayens, Captain
cur... hound from New Yorh WIN cargo i.
90 3D.. Ioaa.tirs. arrived ia port to-day, osS'
'ae n.d ael lbboom. bOw,pri'' a1a De .''.
esr Carried asas N collision "ite al w,
Auosn schooner lest night Oh sm,'h 's'. .',,'
ayatsllp. Size was towed ia by the 'uE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
Married In Washington.

Nr. T.. NJ. B0schcr and Miss Neal both OF
tins city. were married in Washington yes
terday and returned home on Che 1913 =. NJ.
train. Mr.. ROsoher il foreman Ia The wing
press room and is the efficient and energetic
president OF the Fulton Democratic Club.
His wife |. very sweet and ATTRACTIVE lady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
me NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The annual meeting Of the Liquor Dealers
Protective Association OF this city wss held
at Saager Hal last evening and VAS largely
attended.
The delegates 10 the National Convention
beld IN New York eity last month, MeSsrs.
v. J. smith, John n. HiegiHs, aud A. W.
Rosene, made their report, which was enInu-
siastically received.
The officers reports showed gratifying 10
crease OF membership aud finances.
ON motion Of Captziu +. u. ". Chamber
layne. Mr. n. j. Smltn Was unanimously re-
elected presidenL The following were then
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
Hon. David pavis'a widow uarricc.

T'T|-THI U--"ETN-I y n" TII-I-'--T'-
RALEIGH. =. g.. october 20 bic morn
Ing at Fayetteville Hon. wharton j. Green,
ex.coueress man from the Third North Caro-
lima district, and Mira. Addle Z Davis. relict
OF Vlce-Prc-idout David Davis, were mar
RED The bride. whose maiden name vas
Burr. was arelaiiye OF ton9rc-smau Green's
first wife. and was married To Hon. Dir.
Davis at his house IN the early spring ol
1888. The wedding was quiet one. The
bridal party arrived here tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
80 YoRK srocK MARKEr.

NEW Y0RK, October % Tho stock market to-
day was dun and fageing and quito teYer-h
throughout tho day, nnd onR pricen generaity
SHOW declines OF fractional smountA The de-
crease IN Tho esrnlae IS for September q the
Reading Company vas again tho principal sub
!ect or conversation On Tie stree- and ~ ma
1ority OF the operators arc boliiug on pending
election, tho bears made use OF RE eppoytu-
nitf presented t0 hammer stock. ara inc1den-
tally lne whole OF ne las, but very lttle erect
was bad outside ol a few stocks which Wcre TIE
special objects OF pressure. Reading again -
sumei no lead 10 tie market AMI yieided
readily. followed by Union Phffdc, upon
which there was considerable pressure rom
long selling san Francisco preferred WA Do
pressed Without apparent can9e. lnterest vas
transferred % New EnFiaud in she afternoon,
and a prominent room trader VS. very active
In efe-ing stock down. Several stop order,
90 -increaee tho Generalization IN shock.
General interest," as we'll as animation.
Was concentrated IA mrce leading stocks,
which contributed nearly half the business.
Gould stocks and Vandcrbhts were compera-
tivoly VOL held. and Grnngers we're OF no src-
cial importance. though the snEging tendency
affected .he euuro market London was mode
rate .eiler. but tho c0mmksion-hOuSes wore
doing uoKf 20 nothing, nnd dealings we're iei'
almost extensively 90 The traders and oearB-f
rrner working in the interest ~ tho lauor
throughout Tho active list almost without e1-
coytion. "a lower thls evening Now Ensiend IA
down ~; San Francs' preferred. *: Atchi-
500. "a: keBdmg, 81: Northern Pacinc pre-
ari Louisville aud NASHVILLE, each, and INC
others fractional amounts. Total sales' Al,OJ
ehs o.
Brssing. -Fschango duh and etoady. Money
easy ~ \ e2s u-r 'tnh sub r"s- ~ o.
lauces-coli. gi'0.,,ro11; currency, as
Govorpmeuts auil sud s,"tdy W arm pee
cent?. l5.N.; AZ coup}n-. l1s =. stslo bonds Jul
rul steady 1890
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30

LOUISVILLE October sa-GrAla and provisions
unchanged.