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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26

Great DtSappOintment-sIr Hopkins
Explains His Position.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.l


CHRIsT1ASsBURG, VA, September q.
Great disappointment was felt and ex-
pressed at the committees failing TO
have speaker here to-day. McCaull
was on hand and addressed large crowd
in the courtroom. Having no opponent
he had all his own way. lis fierce at
tacks on Mr. Cleveland were amusing
and could not but remind one of the IA
BILE of the enat on the bull's horn.
The interesting feature of tho day,
however. Was Mr. Hopkins. IL will be
remembered that he was nominated for
Congress by the Prohibition COnyen-
ton which met at Roanoke re-
Gently. In that convention he
was opposed by the delegates
from this county. He came up to-day to
explain his position. He asserts that he
is a Cleveland man and will support him
for President. He is under obligations
which forbid his supporting Fiske and
Brooks Since this IS the case he will
withdraw from the field and. allow them
TO call another convention. IL they
nominate any other gentleman he will
not be a candidate, but will support
heartily their nominee. If, however,
they, knowing his position, renominste
him he will accept. and his support OF
Mr.. Cleveland shall not prevent his lend
ing his best efforts to the election OF their
nominee for Congress He made a most
favorable impression on HIS hearers, who
express themselves as satisfied with him
oDd 4bipk th.a convention whom called a
second timo will renominnte him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26
rhEsESTWd THE TESTIMONIAL.

Captain Pratt introduced Governor
Lee 10 present this testimonial. He
said tho monument had been raised
by loving comrades and fair women 70
perpetuate the memories OF two thousand
sleeping heroes, and that had it been a
labor Of love. 1t WAS tribute from
Virginia 70 the IONS of eleven sister
states, who in defence Of common
cause found sepulchre upon her soil. To
Cethcr the blood OF these martyrs WAS
mingled upon the field Of battle and no
alchemy can separate IT. So this memo
rial houors all who died il our defence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26
DEATMH.

CRANE.-Died, At laurel, Nd. September
23d. JAMES CONWAY CRANE, son OF the late
William Crane.
Funeral At u o'clock WEDNESDAY. septem-
Der 18th. from the residence Of his brother, No.
3l3 Dolphin street, Baltimore Nd.
GREEN.-Died, a. his residence. corner Tween
ty-third aud YensDle streets. &C $50 O'Clock p.
NJ, september .. lsSs, Sir. CHARLES ROBERT
GREEN. in the tEontY-sixth year Of bis age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
WARWICK Died, Monday. September "a.
1884 az BrCokned, HsuTicO county, ADRIAN
WARWICK, Jr. aged nifty.
The funeral will take place at the grave,
ShOckOo cemetery, THIS "wednesday AFTER
NOON az 4 O'clocE.
wOoD.-Died, Monday. September %. 1855. a
the residence Of Der parents. No. 3A Nicholson
street. little NOI'IIE, beloved daughter OF Isaac
and Elizabeth Wood. IA the seventh year OF her
age.
We lay her In the silent tomb.
The blossom Of the day
hottie Just began 30 view.
When she was called away.
We had little treasure once;
she was our Joy and pride.
We loved her ali. perhaps too well,
For soon she slept and died.
All Ia dark without our NOTTiE;
Lonely are our hearts to-day.
For our MOTIFS We loved 80 dearly,
Has forever passed away.
Lay her genfly In the conn;
Fold her hands across her breast:
Wrap the cold stroud around her.
Our dear N0TTIs has gone 70 rest.
Funeral from Fulton Baptist church THIS
"Wednesday AFTERNOON AZ O'Clock. Friends
aud acquaintances invited 10 attend.
WOOLPOLK.-Died. Sunday morning, septeun-
Der 23d. al the residence Ut his parents, IN
svansDoro. EDDIE r., Jr.. son Of r.. Il. and NJ.
l. Voolfolk; aged ten years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26

morning and rsporfod that q. Y. Buckett. a re-
feReo trOm Decatur, has the yeikov-feyer AZ
Cuilman. but n not positive OF th- case OF rlin~
The ketief Committee has received Only $40 IN
money sfDcs yesterday, and Il n beloved inat
call viii soon hase 10 he made on We general
pubic. The nussber Of pcrsoss remaining IA
Decatur has been vAnousiy estinsted from lA0
~ 30, bat cloas observation shows thai not less
than COO or 100 still r0mstn bore, asa mostv OF
them are. or soon will ta, 10 destitute condi-
ton, ns no vosk OF any Kind h going on and
they will have 70 Do cared for out OF tne generni
fund OF the boari Of Relief. Ihe cry honltai
Board has ePIled q msosing for o,elock thls eve
D.nc 10 eieci medical director. Physicians arc
makinf no charges for their services, snd are
working az heroicaliy as though they ekpc.ted
70 receive triple pay They are All N.h si M IN
fine spirits and know not the meaning OIL iesr.
although severnl Of them are run horlneln
states and never saw case OF yelloW-iefer un-
I'll the scourge broke out here.
SITUATION URCEAEGED.
JACKsOSvIILLE, FLA. September &-Ihe sit-
uation tonight Is practically unchanged, eAceP'
that hopeful feeling that the worst OF Ine epl-
domlc II over continues. Nhilo new cases 81
developing very rapidly, The type OF the disease
appears 20 be mildcr even than before oar elul-
Doctial storms and while many people are NeIy
sick the death rate continues low. lnc oliciai
bulletin Tor The tWonty-four hours enulng ~ v =
w. reports ii2 Dow cases. OF Which $ arc among
the colored people. Only four deaths are r.
pOried-viz. l.. Bursb. a prC minent citzen anu
member Of tho City Board Of Public Worbs; hr'.
Hall colorodl. Otto Fnp, ant MIS- floren,e
Stowe. Total cases TO date. 2,lJ4, toAl ueaihs'
22l.
TWELVE DEATHS IN TWO WEEKS
JACKSONVILLE. September sj.-Thero have
been about one dozen deaths In ternandlne
during the past two weeks. The county hoerh
o. Health denounced the reports ~ yelioN-leNer
IN Fernandina as untrue IL Fas only yesterday,
whom II became known that the town would 10
ms pected BY a Marne-dosDitsi surgeon, NAT tte
presence Of yolioW-iever was Acknowledged.
The fact n the fsver Outbreak was concealed W
the officials for month.
10 FREIGHT REcgIvED or FORWARDED.
CHICAGO, septembor IS Quarantine res'ric-
lions on account o. yelioH-feyer In the Sou'h
compelled tho Illinois Central Company TO-DAY
70 issue notice N shippers settling forth ihsi 'he
roni cannot receive or forward freight Tor any
pointa reached By the following lines: memphis
ana Charleston. YicSsburg and Meridian; Net,
chez. JACKSON and Columbus, New Orleans ahu
Northeastern, and Alabama aud Great SoulheIh.
A MILD CAsg.
LOUISVILLE, KY. Septembe Der 2h--Jhe situation
Of tho yelioW-foYer .efBgU,s bore today SHOWS
I'tfie change. Benjamin Grant, nom Decatur:
has mild typeo OF the disease, and IL being cared
for At the Erupuye Hospital Many are leaving
for northern points rs fast ss their baggage IS
fumiga,ed and turned over % them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26
nAgKErs BY rELgaRApa
NEW YORK.


NEy YOHK. September 2.--Cotson quiet and
siea ly: sales, 04s bales: upisnds, l0hc: Or
leals, I0&c: bet receipts, 22,So bales; ex
por.s--to Great Britain. 1885 bales: 70 France,
LASS bales; stock. 81. ts5 bslcz soJAorn n0ur
strong aud moderately active- Wheat-spot 10
2Lfc hiKher aud rno1srsto busiOeSs. With no ex-
port dem ADD; options active and esesc. higher,
ciossns strong. with iorsign houses largo buyers
Aad shorts covering: No. Z red, September,
SLOT (13L0eX: Octgbor ti0iasA-pe< Noyom-
ger, tl0zha sl-08A. Corn-Spot iLkc. higher
ana moderately active options active and IL q
23,c. higher on early months and Na'sc. up In
late months closing strong: October ant Scvem-
Der. 50a AsSxe. Decenaer. s9z aSiAc. oats--
SPOT nine easier snd fssrty sctise: options
duli aud sasae iowcr; sepesmDsf, ssa2s y C;
October, f9xasAc: No. syot SerA29Ac. I:
mixed, western. sea3ls. Hops strong aud quiet:
State. best, 2S<sssc.. down 10 i6c. for cum mon.
Cofoe--scplemper. si27oaSiso; 0ctotscr. sisa
slzla; November, sil &asii Is: spot Rio dali
and weak; fair caryos. th.7A Sugar-Rsw
quiet and steady; faw rsnntI &. SEQ: refined
steady snd moderate demand. hoia~es ncmN
nal ktce Ia fair aemaad ana slrosg.
domestic, 4aaSxe.: foreign, 4Hasae. Pc
tvleum steedy and quiet. retned. nc
coiien-seed oil strong aud more demand;
crude, asc; ye&los, lSstSSc. Tslos
steady; prime ciy. skc. kestn steady and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26
Broohlrn IockeY.CIub Races.

by telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
New York, September 25.-First
rsce-one mile-Kingston won Yum
Yum second, Little Minch third. Time,
1919.
Second race-handicap. one and one
eighth mies-Bronzomarte won Bella
r. second, Rupert third. Time, :55t.
Third race-six furlongs
won She second, Annie NJ. third. Time,
ll6l.
Fourth race-one and one quarter
miles -Santalene won; Badge second,
Larchmont third. Time, 2:i0l.
Fifth race one miie-Swift won Nj
agara second, Sam Harper, Jr., third.
lime, l:4l3.
Sixth race--one mile-Drake won !;
Jennie Mcfarland second, Una b. third.
Time. l.43I.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26
woll.known style. He fins an important

well-known style. He fills en- important
part in the ceremonies.
There are large files OF responses from
other officers and citizens who were
prominently identified with the army
and civil service OF the Confederate
States. Ex-President Jefferson DAVIS in
forwarding his acknowledgment OF tho
invitation, said: "The monument will
perpetuate the memory Of the brave men
OF eleven States of the Confederacy who
gave their lives TO maintain the rights
they inherited from their revolutionary
fathers"
The lamented General Wickham ex-
pected TO be present Extracts could be
made from scores of replies of both
those who were here and others who
could not be present if the opportunity
existed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26
r,yvIrArIONs AND REspoNsEs.

A glance at the portfolio OF Captain
Pratt. president of the Memorial Associa-
ton, exhibits the very large correspond
ence which he has conducted IN reference
20 this occasion. A brief mention Of
some of the contents are noted
The Governors of the eleven States
which were in the ConfederAcy we're in
yited. Governor Gordon was assigned
prominent position in the ceremonies,
and accepted, bat few days since
had 10 decline on account OF indisposi-
ton and pressing official engagements.
Governor Sesy, OF Alabama, Governor
Scales, Of North Carolina, and ex-Gov-
ernor Vance, OF that State, and others
of the Chief Executive Offices Of the
southern States made feeling responses
Governor Taylor. of Tennessee. after
expressing regret that he could not at
tend. writes IL dcsire, nevertheless. 70
psy some feeble tribute to tho chyalrlc
yaior Of our noble dead. Their deeds
will live their works will fo'lowthem as
perpetual incentives TO patriotism ana
love OF liberty"
Governor Lees response rs OF his own
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26
Frost ia mo south.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, September o.
The weather here Is clear aud quite cool.
Several parties report having observed a
slight frost early this morning. The at
mosphere is crisp and brscing, and the
city is in the most hesithful condition
possible. There has been nothing like
yelow-fever in Birmingham, and all fear
Of It's reaching here Is now quieted.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, September %
kilograms 10 the Adyertescr state that
there was irost last night in many parts
of alabama and within twenty miles Of
this city. The temperature here was 81.
HoME, Ga, September %. The first
frost OF the season was plainly observed
here this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26
baseball Yesterday.
by telegraph to tho Dispstch.l
Pittsburgh:

Pittsburgh:
Pitlsburyhs ....o 0 100 o. Q
Observation-Disclosures 3; DStrolts, 8. Errors-
! Pittsburgha. .: Detroits. I. Batterics-staley
AMI Miller: 0ruber and Bennett
(second camel
Pitisburghs. % 0 q 8
Pss .ol S'iTP,,ib,h 8; petrolt.. 3 Rr
rors--Pltt-burghs, 3; Desroiss. g. Batteries
Morris and Carroll; Getzeln aud Cancel
/ Chicago:
chlcseos. ......~s 0 o-s
lhdisnapoiis. LAB -
ss-hits-Chicagos, 3; Indianapolis 2 Err
rors-Chicagos. Z; Indianapolis, 6. Batteries
Gumbert and Darling; Burdick and Buckley.
Cincinnati:
C!ncionails........il Q o-I
observation-disclosures 4; Cleyelands, 4 Er-
rors-Cincinnatis. 0; Clevelauis ?. Batteries
Muilsne AID koenan: OBrien and MCGUIRE.
Boston:
Bostons ..........0 o 0 0 0 0 o.
Base-hits-Bostons. Q; Philsdephias, o Er-
rors-Bostons, ;: Philadelphias, /. Batteries
souders and Sommors; Sanders aud CIements.
s: Loais.......... s00oSoo 90
Base-hits-st Louis. 3: Athletics. S. Errors
ST. Louis. ]: Athletics, 3. Bsttores-Chamoer-
lain Gnd hilligan; seward and Robinson.
Kansas City:
Kansa. City....... 90 0 2 IA
Brooklyns ......... 9 0 0 0 0 0 x-7
Base-hiis -Kansas City. 10 4: BrOoklyns. II. Err
rors-Kansas city. ?: Brookiyus, Z Batteries
Sullivan and Brennan; Mays and Busnong.
Louisville-teight innings, darkuossl;
ISBi.7'1Tss ....'"... 9 Q ca
Observation-Disclosures, 3: Louisvilles. 9. Err
rors-Baltmorcs. /; LOgsyilies, l3. Batteries
! Cunningham and Cantz; Ramsey and herins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26
MALIRIAasER.

JENNINGS-LCCAS.- Married At the resi-
donce N she brides father Mr.. Robert @. Lucas.
On september -. ISIS. by Rev :. G. Cl0pton, Alr.
CHARLES n. JENNINGS and Miss FLORIDA o..
LUCAS: both Of this city
McGRUDER-TY LER.-Married, IN Richmond,
Va. September .4.h, by Rev. r. ii. PIT,
ALICE TYLER.
MOOERS-ADAMs.-Ma IN Philadelphia,
Pa September q. 1853. by Rev snyder Il.
Simes rector Of Gloria Dol (Od Swedes) church,
LEAU Ri a. hOOEltS and JESSIE ADAMS; both
Of this city.
GGLEsTON.-Married. Tues
day. September %, loss. 81 the residence Of the
brides father. J. A. Eeglesf0n. l0i east Canal
street, by Rev. n. D.. Hoge. ID. d.. WALTER H..
ROBERTSON. Of Norfolk, ~ Miss LEILA q. EG-
CT LESION. 20 cards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26
A Cow ON tho Ran-One Nan Killed

PuTsBUHGH, September 25.-About
$3.50 o'clock last evening tho north
bound engine on the Southwest branch
OF the Pennsylvania railroad, running at
the rate Of about thirty miles per hour,
struck a cow between Fair Chance and
Uniontown, throwing the engine of the
track and completely overturning it, in
SANITY killing one man. named Leander
Miller, residing at Fair Chance. 1t is
supposed he was stealing his way to
Uniontown. Engineman Thompson, OF
Uniontown Brakeman Rush. Of Union
town and Conductor Dinges, OF Pitts
burgh were also severely injured, but
will recover The wreck caused several
hours delay to trains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26
An Upset Rih.
Special telegram to the Di'patch.l

loptt' nj ''if OH 90 '47 Hi7ia'Ni'I
DANvrLLE, VA, September 2j.-Un-
der decree OF the Hastings Court the
Star Warehouse property was sold at auc-
ton in August last An upset bid was
put in and the Court ordered resale,
which took place to-day. The property
was bought 10y syndicate composed Of
John Is. Anderson, Alfred Anderson, and
J. t. CLANCY. Of Pittsylyania county,
and J. D. Blair snd G. j. Keesee. Of
Danville, for s33, 42G, being 81, 026 more
than was bid in August The syndicate
purposes conducting the warehouse bust
ness on a large scale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26

and remember that when you come to
the Exposition Julien Binford's store,
1902 east Main street, two doors below
the Dispatch Office, is the place to re-
port and receive hospitality, outside of
obtaining from him the best Groceries,
Liquors, Cigars, &c, &c, &c. Mr.. Bin
ford will have o private desk for his
friends and strangers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26

quiet: common 10 good strained. tissf.0, TDr-
pcntine sseser and quiet nj fiHksac Hides
steady and in fair demand. wool firm sud
fairly active. PORK steedy Beef 1rS8 aad
extra india mess, fi7sfD Cutmssis strong;
picked bellies. gse.; piczled sh0aiders. ehe.:
pi,'klsd hams. iissafgSr nlfdlca steady saf
wanted: sh0rt-cicars. gsc. Lsrf-SDot l0ssf
AMI dull: western steam. fi0.15<tl0. optoEs
very dali, lOwsr, and depressed. OctO0er, fe.Gls
tL6s: November 81 ssssa6. re6ntd sieadr
and fairly active. Frcighs steady: cotton
7-32aAd. graln, 40.
CHICAGO
Csfotso. September q. Tho cash quotations
we're; flour 10 fair demsnd and higher. Ma
spring whoai Sissl o.; No red. tiatI.0l No
corn. f2ssc No. oats. $50, hoss- iork. fik62.a
sls g.. lard. il00atiG 5si.. Short-ris ts.67ts
pa shoulder. f7.624as6.7a. Shor~ciear, go
s925 Hhiskey tLM
The leading futures ranged A. follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26
dRAIK AND COrr0E EXCHANGE

RIcHEOSD. September 25. 1882
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT -loCo6 bushels
COINED bushels.
OATS.-2,146 bushels.
SALES REPoRrsD TO SECRETARY.
WHEAr-W bite. p bushels very good a. 81 or:
20 bushes very Eood at fi.0i Longberry. 800
burdeis prime at Sl.t!; 100 bushels very gOod at
~ Oh AiAsi, 4Ol bushels good on private terms.
shartbsrry. % tusHsis Tor seed on private
torws: % Ousac's prituc AZ sl.0i: % bushels very
good a. = As Dushes very god AT 19c. 70 bush
els gocd at S.. A. bushels comDo0 al 81. Total
saies % wrcat. 5.6i6 ouaheis
Offerings to-day Of wheat 1900 bushels: same
day as yusr. 5,f.s DusheIs. Sales today u
wheat 5,6t6 bnshels: same ssy lsst year, 5,i70
Uusheia offerings 20 Ia this season, G1Slg
bushels same duo sst 80 ssJs, al. 40 bushels.
Extreme range Of prizes today, Sc. ~ sl.Os !;
same day last yonr CD % Sc.
CoRN.-White ~ OusosS very good A. 55c.
OAIs.-spung, 40 bushels very good al SJc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26
DUTCH BULBS.

HYACINTHS, TULIPS, ETC, IN.
Il 4 PORTED direct from the growers IN Ilol-
land and France, Just recesved. BULBS are Of
extra nne quality asd prices fully as low aud
lower than nose OF northern doaiozs.
Sand Tor descriptive lLst Mailed FREQ.
Parties requiring large quantities. are request
sd TO write for special rrices.
=. w. WOOD q SONS. Seedsmen,
corner slxfh ard Marshail streets.
andf1l east Franxiia s,roof.
% 23-eod. w&swtso3l kickmosd. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26

CHICAGO, Septsmbsr GA dispatch from
Graud Forks OAK. says: The death OF George
Fnillames. tho pasilist from injuries received
In matcn with Barrett has caused mach un-
Oasineos to those vilo participated. Several
leading citzefs. Il u said, sere connectrd with
Me Ecubla aud . gooa many have quit the city
for unknown parts since fulitames died when
Barrett caught him b. the hand - shake Is no
(lsrretp dealt Fuillsnes several terrible blows
IN the temple before ae felsxsed HE grip il "a
rumorra t,ial the int nl,on was TO ''de up hil-
1snez The coroner', jury found thai tho do
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26
Rir Aaxance in Flour.

NEw YoaE. September 25--ln response to the
boom In wheat to-day tho hour market on the
Produce Exchange showed an advance OF forty
cents on the DArral since Yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26
Marriage at Charleston, w. Va
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l

ISp0VlaI VVIesI"uI 70 7l'V ~ 7P7'171I'I
CHARLESTON, W. Va, September d.
Mr.. Woodson t. Wells, agent al Fayette
Station, on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway. was married at Stste-Street
church this evening 10 Miss Nina Blum
don. The couple left for wedding trip
to Rirbmond, Old Point Comfort, and
points in the East.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26
rour gundred A iIled aud wounded.

rBy Anglo American cable 70 the pispatch.l
CALCUTTA, September 25.-The force
under Colonel Graham has totally de-
feated the Thibelans at Jelapha Pass,
capturing their camp. Four hundred
Ihibetans were killed or wounded. Colo
mel Bromhead lost his right arm, and
nine Sepoys were wounded. Colonel
Graham is advancing into ThiDetan ter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26
Tno men Ktllea hy q colo.


TEy T"IDbIAIU % III' UI0I'FI0I.I
MINNEAPOIIs. MINI. September IA Pom
biua OAK spe la says: The news vas received
here Yesterday 0f ahorriblr accident about eight
miles from here. While TWO haif-breeds were
trying 20 break a cult % saddle mo colt reared
up, striking one man with biz torefeeL killng
IA IN Instantly, aud throwing lie other and drag
cling HIM about a mile. Wuon found the man
was dead, his head kicked ~ pulp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26
v IILIAH " ARD,
Supreme Chancellor.

UI IIIIAI NUM FNIIVI0 oVN N0Il''
WASHINGTON, September 25.-Sur-
geon-General Hamilton has received a
telegram from Inspector Williamson at
Live Oak, Fla. saying the official report
from Fernandina shows twelve new cases
there and three ut Ellenyille.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26
Flood In sabinas River.

EAGLE pass. TEX, septic m Der 25.--Ihe Sabinss
river i worry nigh. German to6mster, ia the
emp.oy Of W. T. Robertson. while Attempting 70
,.ross the stream sunday, was drowned. and his
wagon and team Of mules were swept away. Tho
stream /, 80 high and ths drift 80 Loayy that the
iron bridge 81 the Mexican lniornai0nai rail-
road Is mOmsnta-ily expected b 80 down.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26
Louisville Races.

LOUISVILLE. KY. September 25-First race-
seven furlongs-Uonbt won. Cupid second, ROi
dor third. Time. E3Ik.
Second rsce-nve turlonRs-B0wling won;
Laura stone second. Julian third. Time, l:Ol.
Third race-o mile-Patten won: Governor
second. De kOchmeut thirl. Time. lf3%.
Fourth race--six furlonEs-DPai. heat between
Robin AMI Erebus: kerultss third. In running
Oil Erebus won. First time. lis; second time,
lis
Fifth race-nine furlongs Famine won; Wynn
dom second, Galatea third. Time, i:5L
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26
Euic,de of a nanh Cashier.

lBy telegraph 10 the DspatcnI
NEW YORK, September 25-Nr. Dodge, cashier
Of the legal arm Of >hipman, Barlow, LarOque q
Choste, committed suicide last night by turning
on tho gas Ia his bedroom. The firm IS the
-ame recpntly Viciimized b. forger Bsdell No
reason was assigned. lie was not IN any way
implicated with Bedell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26

by Anglo-Amos1can cable 20 tho Dispatch.l
BERLIN, September 25.-The semi
official press states that the publication
of the abstract from the diary Of the late
Emperor Frederick will be made the
subject Of an inquiry 10y the Govern
mput
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yhey Agree.
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WAsHISGTON. y. C., September 25-Tho con-
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have reached an cgrsement on their only re-
mainng point Of difference, that IN relation 10
the new Library building. having adopted sub
stnntially the Seuate plan. They have liked tho
limit at f4OJ00OJ for tho cost Of the entire build
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DUBLIN, September ea-fsihers Ferrelly and
CLARK, who we're yesterday az ArkiOw sentenced
10 six weeks imprisonment for melting thcir
parishiOners TO boycott certain residents OF their
parishes. hays appealed from their sentences.
Pending appeal they have been allowed their
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Iiy Telegraph % mo UspeichI
WASHINGTON, September %. 49, The
bond offerings at the Treasury to-day
aggregated Sl,321, $50 There were ac-
cepted 81, 17S.900 at l29tal30 for per
cents and 1919 for Is.