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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19
The meeting WAS very enthusiastic.
Senator worgan's yindicatiOn.

(liy telegraph % the Dispa;ch.l
WASHINGTON, September 1.-THE iol-
lowing statements are furnished for pub
LEGATION by Mr. Pugh:
81 viii state with emphasis that my
opportunities for knowing the condition
Of my colleague when on the Senate
floor during its sessions are equal 10
those OF any senator, ana | can say that
during the last eight years | have never
seen my colleague at any time under the
influence Of liquor. He has always had
the full and free use Of his ability and
learning, and 10 State has more faith
full. hard-working, able, learned, and
brilliant senator.
lSiPnedl GAMES L. PCGH.
" 10 WhOn, II Man Concern:
81 say with pleasure and emphasis
that | have never seen Senator John T..
Morgan, of Alabama, under the influence
OF liquor III the Senate OF elsewhere or
otherwise incapacitAted for tue discharge
Of public duty. Senator Morgan serves
on one committee with me, and ] am
frequently thrown into association with
him and should be likely to know If he
had been intoxicated. Respectfully,
Signed "P. Il. PLUME"
Appended to these are statements Of
similar port bearing tho autographs
Of Senators Jones Of Arkansas, Coke,
Hale. Walthall, Cockrell, Vest, George,
Hampton, Harris, Berry, Brown, Call,
and Butler. Occasion for tbeir pre-
paration and publication grows out
of the recent heated personal contro-
versy in the Senate between Messrs.
Morgan and Mitchell OF Oregon,
which was stricken from the Record.
On that occasion SIR. Mitchell charged
Mr.. Morgan with being drunk upon the
floor Of the Senate during its sessions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19
poat.-very rIi-rne Frcshet.

ttorrC pNnlehce OF INC hi'Nu'y"H bi'if.'''l-i
WELDON, y. c., Sept. i, lSSS.
Mr. Bryan Whitehead, one OF the old
landmarks Of Halifax county, died ut his
home, near the town Of Halifax, yestcr-
day afternoon, in the eiGhty-fourth year
Of his age.
Major r. ". Daniel, one OF our most
prominent citizens, lies dangerously Ill
at his home, in this town. The best
medical aid has been called in, and ms
devoted sons and daughter are with him,
doing all in their power to alleviate his
suiTeuugs.
The Roanoke river during the late
foods was over six miles wide in the
Mu,h-island farms below this town.
Thousands Of bushels Of corn were de-
stroycd. =
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AImast unprecedented.

Especial teItBfhIh Z" Iuo UI5ptIIH
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, September Is
The rainfall here on Sunday and Monday
was almost unprecedented. The rain in
terfered very seriously with railroad
traffic. The diffeSnt mail routes in the
country are cut OF on account of the
swollen streams. The Kiyanna river Is
out its banks for the second time this
month. and the Charlottesville Noollen-
Mills have had to suspend work owing
to the freshet. The damage to crops Is
almost incalculable, as the rains descend
ed in such torrents as to ruin large por-
ton of the tobacco and corn crops.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19

P0RToF NEWPORT sEwi sKPTrxBER IS 1883
10y Telegraph
AKHIyED.
Steamship BrcakwaseF, Walker, West Point
and sailed for New York. merchandise.
Barge Timour. Norfolk. to ioad coal.
aAILKn
Sehooner snnllghL Nav Ysrk- carsn Of srais.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19
Master Printers ia Session.

New YORK, September lS.-The United
Typothete of America, an association
composed Of master printers throughout
the United States, began its second an
nual session to-day at the Masonic Tenn
pie Delegates were present from all
over the country. The convention was
called to order by President Theodore
l.. Devinne, of New York, and an adj
dress OF welcome was made by j. j. Lit
tie. james Davidson, OF Louisville,
called the roll of delegates, and the Com
miltee on Credentials retired to prepare
its reDort
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19
IOu,avtfie Races.


flSy telegraph 10 the Dispatcn.
LOUISVILLE, September ls-The opening-day
fall meeting Of tho Louisville Jockey Cub CONS
mencod to-day.
First race--One bali mite for maiden two-year-
olds, owners Enthusiastically won; Julien
second, Lady NinEle third. lime, 4eh.
Second racs-solling, al ages, seven eigbths d
a miie--Griganeits won: Go Lightly second
dead heat between Pat Donovan and Ro~lster
for third place. Time, 1891.
THIRD rsoe-blue- grass stake for wo-year-o'ds.
elk furlongs-ChampagDe Charlie won easily
Blessing second, Laura stone third. No time
taken.
Fourth rsce-Oue mile--Lotiie Wall won Long
Roll second, Colonel Hunt third Time, lA4h.
Fifth race-one and one siIteentn miles, sell
ing all ages-Bonnis King won; Hamlet second,
GAlatea third Time, l;5l&.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19
Marlike RunOrs.

tBy Anglo-American cable 70 tue Dispaich'I
LoNDoN, September lS.-Rumors were
prevalent last night and this morning,
based on dispatches received from Sofia
and Vienna, that the attack made upon
Nj. Natchoirtch, the Bulgarian Minister
of Finance, while travelling from Buch-
Arrest to Guergeyo yesterday, was part OF
conspiracy to assassinate the entire
Bulgarian Cabinet, but that the man
(Kisselofl) essayed to execute the task
assigned to him prematurely. OF course
conspiracy is attributed to the Russian
agents. whose Vaccinations IN the Bal
kan States are unceaIbg And If there
really existed such plot, the accusation
is without doubt correct.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19
BrookITn Club RaeeS
nav telerrnph y lhe pi.pateh. J

10y IfItBIhVu 70 INJ HI5FuIlH'I
INV YORK, septic n her i2-lhe fall meeting
Of the Brooklyn JOCKEY Club began AZ Graves
end this afternoon. the track was very heavy.
First race-six furloncs-Britsnpic won In
l:l6k; Yum Yum second, and Bradford third.
second race--one milo and furlong-Badg
won Ia 2DoA: King Idle second, and OaliifsE
third.
Third race-six furlOngs-Fayordale (coi0 won
Ia El7k: Diablo second, and Fresno thir1.
Fourth race-OrtentAl hssdicap, one mule ana
q quartar-Dun boyue wOp In 2.l2; Queen OF
Elizabeth second, and Los Angeles third.
ftfth rRco--hRlf mDe-CiIitfcr won In 81 So
conis sourirs second, ana kccOin tnIly) third
Sixth ruco-one uliie-Lexena won In l:A5 !:
Salts action second aud kecer khaa third.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19
nntnns M Riot.

IoND0S. September ia rio. occurred yes
terIay among tLe inmates VI The Irish kmi-
grants Home as Glasgow. ITO rioters WrecEei
tho house AMI fought desperately VITA to pO-
i1c, Who were cailsd upon 90 qIeu Tie disturb
aucr. Sivfy-nFc arrests wer1 made fity-IwJ
% the riptors Wefe to-day sentenced 9 Que
month imprisonment each ana others were re-
nlauJed f.r further hearing. Twenty police
mems Latous were broken 10 quelllng tho I.ot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19
THE RICHMOND DIspATCH-WEDNEsDAY. SEPTEMBER 49, 1888

DIllon's beaith, has granted hin an unconditional
release The term Of bis Imprisonment would
not have expired until tho end OF NE ysar On
his arrival al Dublin this afternoon ne WA ne'
by host Of friends. who greeted him very
warmly. Among those in waiting 10 rccoive MN
vern Thomas sexton, William OBfien. i. u
Sullivan, Petor Mcdonald. and Joseph Edsard
kennoy. Dillon Is much thianor and paler man
when sent 70 prison and Is obviously III. Dill0ns
release had no connection with tbs Parnoli COM
mission.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19
Phtiip Kritser's WIZ.

Tho will Of the late Philip Kritzer vas
recorded in the clerks Office OF the
Chancery Court yesterday. He be-
qucsths all of his estate 10 his wife, Mrs
Mary Jane Kritzer, during her lifetime,
10 lie divided among his children at her
death. The estate is valued at s., 600.
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virginia supreme Court

Special telegram 70 me UIsphIchJ
STANTON, VA, September lS.-ln the
Supreme Court TO- day petition for the
rehearing OF the case OF Randolph ~.
The Longdale Iron Company wasallowed
and filed.
The argument in the case OF Peyton 0s.
Cars executrix was concluded,
Alexander Is. Byrd, from the Twelfth
circuit, was argued by J. j. Williams for
appellant and I. w. Harrison for APP
pellee.
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GnnernI nearlencY Hni.

10y n UTaII T" IT" IIT7ITfI NJ
WAsuU8I0N. >optomh-r l'-lne total cer-
reI ty tHe general de1rcucy Din reported 90
cav from fne senate Committee OBJ ippr0prI1 o.
tiors he's nor yet been completed. tut 20 is este
mated that gill boslm-thiug over four million
dollars. about million having bosu added b.
th, senaio romnit.eo. Tho i1c~os-e cous IS OF
certified claims ard other miuuln AZ deficiency,
AMI em1pIies nothng ~ general interest except
the prov lsion for Che industrial md educational
Institution n Salt Laho CITY for dependent
women who wish % escape from Mormoni-m, COR
which institution the committee proposes an az
Ur0rriatOu OF f.IuNU
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English Cotton.sIilIs 10 Run on Short

LONnOS. September iS.-lhe executive Of tho
TritsI cotton spiuuers' ASSOCIATION 81 Man
chester announce mat lu reply s. q circular i.-
sued by tne association the oruors of IJ,0NWO
ouf az z4fOU0OO spinllas tave expressed thom-
selves iu favor running their mil.3 on short time
for the purpose OF defeating tLe objects Of uoso
engaged ln Engineering cotton corner in LIVER
pos ami New YORK. Iuuhcr distribution ~
circulars Involving replies ca he subject has
L..u l-L LII.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19

A trnin-ioad OF Florida refugees reached At
lRuta yesterday from Gaincsvlc.
samuel Dibble. Democrat, was renomlnated
FOR Congress yesterday FROM tho FIRST south
Carolina district
The American Physicians snd Surgeons Con
errcs met IN Washington yesterday. Two hun
bred members were present.
AZ Atlanta. Ca, yesterday tho brotherhood Of
Locomotive Hremeu took formal action en-
Gorslug the federation with tue engineers ana
swilchmon 10 IA stated upon good authority
that tho knights u Labor viii ANA gamatc with
these orders, making Il ali enc grand organize
ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19
He ,7sd a Poi,cy on HTS Life.

Mr.. +, II. bowman, the young man
whose sad death by drowning was men
toned III yesterdays Dispatch, had a
policy Of 81, 600 on his life in the United
States Mutual Accident Insurance Com
pany, Of which he was sub-ageht for
tins city
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Mr.. Carlisle Kepominsted.
10y telegraph 70 tho Dispaich.l

CNcISNA1I, September lS.-Ihe
Democratic Convention of the Sixth con-
OCCASIONAL district OF Kentucky to-day at
Co1ngton renominated Mr.. Carlisle 10y
reclamation. Mr.. Carlisle atterward APP
peared and addressed the convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19
Appssntmeni Cennrmed.

10y toIoktlpH % tIlu UiHPHtOEl'I
WASHINGTON, September lS.-Ihe
Senate to-day confirmed the nomination
of William Bond 10 DO collector OF Gus
toms for the Albemarle district OF North
Carolina.
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GRAIN AND corrOY KxoHAHsx

RIcnMoND. September IS, lSS&
OFFERINGS.
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RI n. 70. fffL -k-< -
aHuHNn

NfrORT-Dici. September y, ~, near
shumAngyilio, tn Caroline county, Nrs. NIL
DRED T.. ALLFUKI; aged eighty ye~A
COLE.-uaed. Tuesday. September ism. 81 ID
p. N AZ tho rosldenso ~ her mother. 20 eAst
Main stroot NAME A. CoIE. beloved Niie ~
Charl,s A. Cole snd daughter " Aan and th'
iafs IauUs u NELL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19

OFFERINGS.
WRRAT.-q 9O0 bushels
COgN.-s.3a6 bushels
OATs.-62l bushels.
RYE.-OD bushels.
SAILS REPOGIED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAr.-Nhite. - bushels prime az siO3; 80
bushels good a. tlUl: "a bushels gOoI ~ 81: -
lushrls lair At &c. Ioughouy!lS bushels very
good at s. W. 1850 bushels very good Al 81 UI /;
800 bushels good al 81; % bushels far al 90. {;
Sd bushels common at gc.. % bushels common
al o.. IS bushels common u a. Mixed, 40
bushels very good a. s.. ShOrlberry, l,6ls
bushels primo as flG!. "a bUshelg prime at
slOl: X bushels very good at 81; 10 DuAnels
god n. go. a bu.bcls fair az ~ 40 busAe :
common on private terms. Total sales Of wheat,
5,t.s bushels
Offerings to-dayot wheat 92)J bushels: same
day lasi year. 7.7lS bashels. sales today 81
wheat. ,7sG bushels; same day last year, 7,H1
busnela Offerings 50 far tuls season, 7.0is
bushels: same time lest season, Ss5.sl4 oushc 4
Extreme range OK prices today, sic. to tl.Oj;
same day last year, a. o SIC.
COHS-White, gjs bushels very good a. J6c.
OATS Winter, IL olshsls very good az A.
RYE.-26 bushels good al 3D.. 81 bushels CONF
mon on private terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19

NEw York. september iS-Coston-Gross re-
coips. ,si bal's Futures closed Aull but sisn1J
sale-. 4s1IO bales. -epiemDor So lDafa7l Octo-
l~r, o. t-asl a, November aBd DerDmicr. s. %
fp-u: January. sa.7sai9,6. February, 81 "a
fl-l. Narrn. faglrgQI2 Apru. ~ yJafio.
Ma. fi0f1.llls, June, sloI3aslGl9, JAY
aL--.Lnllu..
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Iarfsrnanih Notes.

Especial telegram 70 the Dispaich.l
NORFOLK, va, September lS.-At a
meeting Of the Council tonight the city
OF Portsmouth granted the Norfolk and
Western railroad terminal facilities. with
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19

The Duke OF Edinburgh has been
made member OF the Order OF the
Golden Fleece by the Queen Of Spain.
Tradesmen all over Europe say the tight
listed Duke is well fitted for the honor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19
Ths Theatre Lost wight

A large audience greeted Mr. Ezra
Kendall aud ms able company al the
Theatre last evening. The PAR OF
Kids 10 musical comedy approaching
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19
pase-BnII Yesterday.

Cincinnati:
Afhlrtlcs...........l % % u >
Ea.e-hit--l inrinnaI., @. Atiet's. .. Err
-Cnciuuaris. 4; Athleurs. 2 batteries
smith and keenan,; Seward aud Robinson.
Pittsburgh:
Ne. YorEs.J % o o o % Y 3
Observation-Disclosures 4: Sew \ org, = Er-
rors Pli.sbur.hs. .. New IorSs, I. battorlcs-
calvin and Miller; hseio ami living.
hausae City.
ksrsss City........2 0 ? ? 0 , Oil
Cleyelanis .........0 v D o o l. 3
Basc-hits-Kansas city, IS; Clevelands. Z. tr-
rors-Kausgs city, 8: tleye.audr.6 D. bhtteries-
Ehrt and DouoAuc; BAkc.ey aud thinner.
Chicago:
Philaieluaias.......2 o Ks
Base-hus-t hicagps. I; Philadelph,as, 10 Er-
rors Ihcac0s p. Pnilafe phias, o. ba'teries-
Rrock and Farrell; Sanders and Clements.
detroit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19

The many remarkable cures Hoods
ssrsaparilIa accompiishes are sufficient
proof tnat it does possess peculiar cura-
tive powers
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NaEkHaAf.fS

NOsBY-LEAGU.- married. 10 Milton, y. e.,
sunday. september 4. ls,', w. W. aoSBf ani
BLISS NORA =. LEAGli; b0uh Of this citF,
UAnyilie VA, Charlotte n. e.. Aaa hununs-
-. IL. L. IL L
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19
Hand. Purchnsed.

WASHINGTON. September is. The
bond offerings to-day aggregated s., $40,
600. There were accepted 81, OFT, 700 at
1924 for 4 per cents. and lO7t for AS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19
Hnn.rLeepera.

il Won want something delicious in the
way II on Old Virginia Ham Julien
Biniord. at 1902 Main street, has them.
Come early they are scarce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19

Indianapolis. 0 0 0 0 l. :
Washingtons. . 0 0 J.
hiis--indiauapols. &; Washlngtons. u.
Frrors-IudianRpOlis, !: Washing'ous, . Bat
terios-Haiy ana Daily; keeio and Macon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19

Tho funeral viii tAso place from 81 PAtricks
chur-l thu RsDAf AOkNiNo a. W o'cloch.
Warrcuton Ns.l. Norfolk Va. Portsmouth
VA AID 81 Louis .NoJ papers plesae oopy.
DlLLARD.-Died a. his resideuce, oli chufch.
Hanover county, ~epteu Der en-, ~ /! . los ~
night. Eldsr z. r. DlLLAhD, IN no ni'y mud
Funeral vii 10 At Gs,hsemABs church, Hab-
over, TU-DAi az O'Clock.
.FaRRAR-pled, September ~. is-S a. y
O'clock NJ e. ths rfsidcDec - her mother, ~.
sisi yenabie street. J LA KEBkCCA fAkiiAh.
aged twenty i've years
Her busy hands are folded.
Her work ga earth il done:
Her uiais al are ended.
Her heavenly crown a. ron-
F.ooral service THURSDAY RykhiNG a.
O'clock from Union-,lalon dehoiisi Episcopal
chur-h Friends and gcluAiniancoe arc fcspect-
fully invited ~ attoGl.
uTuGOW.-pied. Tuesday morning a.
O'Clock after one weeks sickness 1. j., yo4ng-
est SON Of ". I. Snd Ella q. Lthgow; sgod nino-
toen year. -, -. ~. ~,
chester Presbyterian church ata 7. n. WEDSk--
nay Friends 81 me family and 81 bis sistef,
Mrs Albert Mayo. are requested ~ aliecd.
MARriN.-pisd. a. the resiaenes q Der pa
rents. Howar,is Grove. September = lsst a.
ave mipules 90 o'clock T. N, ANNA NJ y.
5snshthr Of Mnrceu and lou A. harlin. asci
ak ysars Lhreo months and nitoen days
Dearest ANA, thou hast left ~.
We ny los most deeply ierl.
But f.s Ood THAI hath berelt gni
lie can oil our sorfoss bs.L
Ny ShsUherd hath sas 81 my lamb away
Bat know 10 Is not fotcycr.
sCome. follow come. foloui" bear HIN say;
"lis beautiful over no river 49,.
Funeral services 81 ilousm s-Srofe ehApei
Ti,iS f,Vssoes,avl AFTERNOON a. 80 oetofk.
Ire friends Of ,ho family are invited 10 s'ssns-
rtSsf RY.-Dlef. september -, iS'S 81 80
49, IN kATF EIIIAbEfH. mfant dAtg h
Ter m stepheu /. and Fsunie : tinsiey.
F,tn-raf from tAe residrnge % We ps,yne,
No IOC6 wes. aarshan street. luiS \" eahefo.gl
/ AFTERNOON a. ciocs.
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p,,,o, Rciea.ed rom PRISON,

DUBLIN, September IS Tho Marquis OF Lon
dondnrry. Lord Lieutenant OF irelaad. ON ac-
cuun2 If nodicAl ranaria an tha atAla Of dann
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19

COTTON REPORT.

We quote: Fius g. 50as2 . superhnc. t275a
g. % extra. 81 5JNSl75. family, giaSL5o, patent
family, country, SLs5a$A2b
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19


CHICAGO sop,onb,r ~ Wheat -, erra;lc
t0-Iay The sl.urgr yo-iarSay 80 not have
much effect eisesner~. Tho fl,olgner, dhi NOS
( pul prices up atsii ou ihe taiEc berr snd cables.
ron pr VS. So eo sac i' ne ~ p',e.
/ money. asG no cro.,l IN ~ .onr sfe., -.
/ bearlsh. The outside msrsei. rilei ). aud Ne.
T lower early in me day. vnHo MD marse,
/ funare9 sboYt s,tivcl, O. -f,.f,r f,nv.d nora
/ nan deferred futures through te iunuens-, ia
/ s.ni.p,her. O-,obcr soId A. e. ND b slta.
down 10 ga', &c.. ana hon 70 20 - F. Il deep~nei
/ a. pl'.c.. sn4 on soc hu 80 before close AZ -
+ 93tc. or within ~ Of lsss u.eht Wheat eio-od
Somewhat unsettled atl J. ~ ih De, omDer a.
/ ~ >, 'i A..ll q. ''...t ~ - H. ~. 80
aui.n ,e',,s l', w.. 49,. ~ =. .,',' -,
rero -. 81 a. I,.r, ,,. A., .t.s.,, a..
w. ~ 's r,. on, ,,,.,.. $500.
! Der so,1 A. titsts.t .i..t,e A. 44.r. ,lrp,t-sr
J ttettLc rla.tng A. a., Nav eio-.l af l-t.
A. oc'ocN Oa.-. - on former lays were Zone
shef Reg TOD ani pri0rt sere l.i'e ii.niris'l.
J. tho closing reul.- a. D. ". we're 49,. for
Ssptem "r. 2t,c. foro 'obor. aEi u 81. for Nay.
. J, ra- dul u provisions irn.to thn time. lors
/ orsuod llc higher Tor October, ~ ht'l sin
7 - a, .-i. ',... o.',',.e st't.tsft,l
/ aud Ian4sryatSi49 -s. Iari was q niot ~ ...l-
/ p.r.i win yesterday, .rou.ur 80. AMI d..
nivhar hv shHrt- D.fflnr flr ft Iffs E1f t.u
I far October. ST. 49, ule rlefo being $50 - rlfh
/ JauYary or eg. mo opening ~ ribs -. b..
higher, ans tte market vas about steady
/ moHg1out the long session, losing as Nv
I ior October ani f-l.e zoe JauuarF. On tha
I afternoon board Gle general rsa idug hy OVER
! lolIri longs ou uo very weak closing cables
Caused n break 81 about lr tn Wteai c''<inf
+ worry wcas. Corn Ra' a''o woaa, vim NO Wai'
+ 'ig' and ~ iocal character ost- were un-
changed lork. nn ln.'raif traiing declined
+ b. f.r october. Nptrri o-, an January Onto
+ o0 81. amt nc yearetc. ,h.ftrts uerc strong
and uuci ansci ior October. AMI January "a
+ IS l0H1c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19
BEFORE THE FIGHT.
Gathering or the Republican Fac
tiOns At FarmVille.

Especial telegram 70 tho Dispatch.l
FARMvnLE, VA, September lS.-The
evening preceding the Republican con-
vention for the Fourth congressional dis
trict IS an eventful one in Farmville.
Candidates arriving to-day have Sc
cured headquarters, which are already
thronged with delegates One hundred
and SIXTY members Of the two factions
are either here already or arriving. Lang
ston comes tonight with brass band
and big following. Brady. Arnold. and
Gaines are working at their respective
rooms The Town Hall has been se-
cured by Langston at so per day, to be
occupied by him when Malone has re-
fused bis delegates seats in the conyen-
ton meeting at the courthouse. To-
morrow is looked forVard to with intense
interest. but the result is easily foreseen
in a split and rival candidates.
MALONE SPEAKS.
FARMv1rLF. VA, September 1S.-On
the arrival Of the train from Petersburg
tonight at 1880 o'clock n meeting Of
the Republicans was called at the court
house, and General Malone made a
speech Of half an hours length. After
referring to the fact that he was here
only as an interested citizen Of this dis
trict, he urged the colored people TO
pause before declaring for colored
man for Congress. He said that though
they had the numbers they were power
less without the assistance Of white men (;
that this WAS no time for the candidacy
Of q colored man, for he would surely be
counted out if elected. He thought
Lanps'on too late a Republican and too
strongly urged by the Democratic press.
His speech was a telling one, but was
listened TO by few Lsngston men. The
odds are largely against him.
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OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION THgRswrTH The
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Record Of the Kew York and Richmond
Stock Rxchangss Flour, Cot
tor, MOat, and Other Quotations


I3y telegraph 10 the Dispsschl
- wAsuSGTos, September ls-For Viz
JH9 ,ginia. fair, stationary temperature. and
- sOuthWeste winds.
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Detroits .............O / o O o I 0 %
Bostons .............1 o 0 x-9
Observation-Disclosures 9; Bostons, h Errors-
Detroits, 4: Boston,, :. Eagcrics-bealln aAd
Camel; Clark8On ami Kelly
Second gamc.l
Detroits.............I / o.
To.,ons 0 o o o Ks
-nits-Dotroits, 10; Bo-tOus, O. Fro s.
De'roit., g: Bostons, 0. Baitfries-Getzen
Wells snd Bennett: SoWdcrs aud Kelly.
Louisyille-Thirtoen Innings:
Iouisyilles % 1 O o o o / ! 0 o %
Brooklyn-. % 0 o o o o 0 Il
Observation-Disclosures 9; BrO0klyus, Er-
rors-Louisyilles, ?; Brooklyns. 3. Batteries
Ewing aud Vaughn; Mays and BushoEg.
-. Louis
:. Louis........4 o 8 0 2--lS
BaIumores. .........O / 3 o o.
Easc-hits-St. Louis, II; Ba!tlmoros, q. En-
ror,-St Louis 2: BalumOres, Batteries
Hudson and Boyle; Walker aud Can't
fratsnapg1te.
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suit Against the Richmond and Dan
vile.

The Washington star Of yesterday
evening says: Thomas Woods, by Mr..
Edmund Burke, entered a suit against
the Richmond and Danville Railroad
COMPANY to recover $50, 900 damages.
The complainant alleges that September
-. 1881, he took passage at Alexandra
for Washington, aud by reason OF the
negligence OF the company ne was, 10y
The sadden jolt OF the tram, thrown
from car. His left leg and foot beng
run over he was permanently disabled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19

SgPrEMurK Market strong; demand fair,
! and good receipts frlfn no country. Prime. "a
I a..c. extra prime, .c. fancy. g.. comm Hn.
/ J 4 a2f.r. shelloi, 2'.ai-; fectorJ hAhd-iicAea