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TEMPERANCE.
Convention of tho womau's Christian
temperance linton.


Special telegram to the Dispa.chl
CHARLorrEsvLLE, VA, October O.
The sixth annual Convention OF the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union Of
Virginia met IL this city to-day, and Will
continue in session three days.
This body of honorable women met
this morning mt 10 o'clock IN the Discl-
pies church and was called to order by
It's president, Mrs William II. Peasants,
of Richmond, Va.
After most pleasant devotional sea-
son. Mrs. w. c. Payne, OF Charlostes-
Vile, made an admirable address OF well
come. q
The response in behalf of the conv
ton was made ly Mrs. Il. II. Jones. Of
Portsmouth,, who spoke III very compli-
mentary terms of our beautiful "Clty
Among the Hills and OF its historic
memories
The most Of the morning session was
occupied in the appointment Of commit
tees, roll-call OF delegates, and other
routine business.
The afternoon session was called to
order at 3 o'clock, and after the usual
devotional exercises the presidents an
nual address was made and the trea-
surer's report read.
Mrs. Caroline b. Buell. OF Illinois,
formerly OF New York, who is CORE
spending secretary of the National
Union. is present, and addressed tue
convention this afternoon upon the sub
iect. "School OF Method Mrs. Buell.
handled her subject in an able manner
and made a most admirable address.
Tonight mass-meeting was held IN the
Baptist church and was addressed by
Mrs. Buell.. A large number OF our
citizens were present and were much
pleased with the lady's remarks. Mrs.
Buell. was also expected 70 make another
ADDRESS TO morrow night before the con-
venti0n, but has been called away anu
will be unable to do so.
Mrs. Sallie Il. c. Chaplin, Of South
Carolina, superintendent OF the southern
work. is expected 10 arrive tomorrow
and will participate in the exercises.
The following IS list OF the delegates
and the lodges so far represented
Richmond, Mrs. William II. Peasants
aud Mrs. Rodgers; Suffolk, Mrs. Carrie
Fell Norfolk, Mrs. Z. o. Scott; Ports
mouth. Mrs. h. H. Jones Danviile,
Miss McDearman Dayton, Miss Fannie
Keiter; Riverton, Mrs. Jennie Mccoy
and MrS. n. Z. Weson Edinburgh,
Mrs. J. W. Meredith Staunton, Mrs M.
w. Newton, Mrs. A. NJ. NJ. FulZ, Mrs.
A. L. Goode, and Mrs Powers Win
chester, Miss Iona A. Kern snd Mrs.
Mary Z. Gibson Front Royal, Mrs h. 4.
Nesbit and Miss Maggie Myers Harrison
burg. Mrs. A. r. Funkhouser aud Miss
Rebeeca Gray Charlottesville. Mrs: NJ.
M. Cochran, Mrs Susie Payne, Mrs.
Clara Buiiin, Mrs. Mckenzie, Mrs. Estes.
Miss Kate Baily, and Miss Alice Treber |;
Lynchburg. Mrs. M. NJ. Norman. Mrs
G. H. Smith, and Mrs. 4. w. Grey; Al
exandria, Young Women's Christian
Temperance Union, Miss Jennie Harper
and Miss Emma Sherwood.
Other delegates are expected to arrive
tomorrow. The convention will hold two
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Bail Yesterday.
by telegraph to .ho Dispatch J

Washington:
Chicagos. I'D
Baso-hits -WaehinRtons, q; Chirag0s. H. fr-
rors-R ashingtons. 10; chicago. 3. Batteries
Widner AMI Mack; Dryer aud Film"
Philadelphia:
elDetroits.........O 0 0 9 o 3 x-i2
Baso-hits- Philadelphia, %: Detrolt5. - Er-
-Phnaleirhias. Detoit-, Z. bait 'rie'-
Gleason. Casey, and Halman; Conway AMI
>utcllne.
Philadelphia:
Ss s,,i,aS,... 1883 e
Observation-Disclosures. -; Balumores. g. Fr-
ror.-Alhletics g.; Balumoros, 3. BATTERIES
smith aud Robinson; hilroy aud fulmcr
New York:
Base hits--Now Yorks, Il; IiusbIrghs. 5 Er-
rors-Nev Yorks g. PITT. Ourghs, /. Batteries
Crane and Brown CALVIN apd Miller
Boston.
!niisnapo.is.-" "a Al
Indianapolis, @; Bostons, 10. III
rprs INDIANAPOLIS. 3: BostOns, 3. Batteries
Burdick ami Buckley; sowiers and Tate.
Brooklyn;
cisyclaad' .........I Q ogolI %
Bro0klyns o x-6
Observation-Disclosures. 2; Brookiyns H. Err
rors -Cleyelanda. /; Brooklyns, 3. Batteries -
kess aud Mcclure: Hughes and Clarke.
II Louis:
~ Louis ............3 0 X
LOulsyilles .... 100 0-3
Base-hits-St. Louis. 4. LOusViiies, T. Errors
st. Louis, 0: Louisyincs, 3. Batteries-ChamOer-
lain and Milligsn; Hecker and Cook.
Cincinnati.
Cincinnatis........2 0 ? Ell 4 Ia
Ksnsas Olty.......O o % D o. b
Ba.r- kits--C.n innahs, 70; Kansas City. 9. Er-
rors-Cln tnnatis,j 3; Kansas City,4 Batteries
Yiau and keenan,: Porter aud Hoover.
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NEW YoaK STOCK MARKET.

Nsw YORK. October 9-The stock market Was
active ~ both ends to-day. but 10 degenerated
into traders market during the middle OF the
Jay. and while there was no decided tone 20
transactions there was drift Ia the direction OK
higher figures. and the result Of the days opers-
lions is 10 leave the majority Of SOCKS slightly
higher than last evening. There was rather
buoyant tDne ~ the list In early trading. when
London was a buyer a. we'll ~ the commission
houses. Hhile tue selling WAS principally prpses-
sionsl and scattering. The announcement OF the
ngayemeut " $500 900 % gold for trort swen-
known clearinghouse, with the influence ex-
ertcd BY the depression al Boston aud a further
drop OF per cent, gave the hears on op-
pOrtuity and they again hammered the
list down. though early gains were no
moro Than lost except IN = few cases New kng-
land developed considerable weak 1e~s. aud thts
had a bad effect upon prices. though fluctuations
were ont y shade over a point FOR the entire dhf
10 was soon explained that tho shipment 81 gold
Was a special transaction and ictended ultimate
~ for South Amsrics, AMI heavy offerings ami
Aceptauces Of bonds by the Treasury had A
stimulating eject upon speculation and traders
began r. buy, witch lifted the list sgain and
msde things much moro lively thau they had
lean FOR nearly two hours ~ Paul with o.hor
graugers. aided by the break IN rnest led 70
the afternoon rise. the ontirc iist following. but
there Was very little fe, ture g. ths deal nxs.
Prices reached the best figures IN the last nour,
the close leaving Advances in he majority, bat
with poimpcrtant chances Tetal saie-. 2TCoJ
NEW YORK october 9-Noon. -siccss weak
ard uusottled. Money easy AZ 4aR KIchsnge-
Long. iSJa short. - h. Governments duh ani
steRfy.a
Ersninq-Exchanse duh anil steedy. Money
easy At 2ai per cent sub rron'ry bal
ances-Con. Fl s.0is On, currency 1894 co
l;0vsrnments duh sud sioNds per cente.
i.9; ~ per cents, l0s'. state bonds dull aud
s'eady.
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BOLD ROBBERY.
a Thief Hakes niE Haul on the
Eastern ahOre.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

OgASCOCK. October "A bold and daring rob
berry was committed late last night at fnneys
wharf, about ono mile below this place on Oman
cock creek. The store-house Oi finnty & Rogers
was broken into and more than eight hundred
dollars iu money stolen. Finney & Rogers are
the agents Of tho Eastern-ShOro steam boat Com
pauy AMI the owners II tho schooner
William NJ Powell. which has been run
ming potatoes 20 Baltimore during this
seas0n. rhe thief forced sn entrance
through the side door with an s1e and riied Tie
deck. which contained money letters te-
longing u farmers In the vicinity. The TlcrK.
who wa sleel lag in the stIrehOuse, Wa aroused
by the noise. bat linking % vas cat did NOT 90
down stairs til ne thief bad escaped. When ho
went down he found TIE door Open and the box
that had contained tho money letters ON
fire IA the middle Of the noOr The
house would soon have been wrapped
In flames About 40 la silver OF the stolen
money was found hid under pile a. coil cl0'c
Nv and the peculiar marks on the door shove
thar the thief had used an axe lint boIongei or
board Finney Rog8rs's schooner. These aud
other suspicious circumssaue - lei 20 the arrest
~ kufus Payne, a colored man from Baltimore.
who has been serving as cook on tinuey &
gogers's vessel during this season. ho was taken
be ore justice ~ the peace thls afternoon aud
committed 10 die AccOmack county jail.
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a sad Death
IN leleErarh 10 Lho nIspaIchl

Nrw York. October 9.-Ihe livery
stable extending from 404 20 40 east
Thirty fourth street was burned about ,
O'Clock this morning. and IN 1t were
burned 10 death Thomas Carr, a news
boy eighteen years cid and tweniy-seven
horses. John Roach, another newsboy
sleeping ia the stable with Carr, WAS so
severely burned that he is not expected
80 recover.
The stable, one,story wooden struc-
turc, Was owned 10y the well-kuown horse
fnan b. -. Mithers, who sub-let il 10 Il
number OF truckmeu. The horses be-
longed 20 them, and in addition they
lost about thirty cabs and the trucks
stored there. Their total loss is about
$4,000. Tho loss on the stable ia about
$1,000 Ougiu ofiite unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-10
FOR an Editors FnrniIy.

SAVANNAH. Ga. October AT a meeting OF
tho newspaper ~ this city, held to-day. II
syts resolved % raise fuud for the boue1t Of
no family ~ the late Edwin Martin, editor Of
tho jacksonville (fia.) inns MON, who died in
hat city on sunday ~ yelOw-leycr His sense
o! duty - Dis paper vas the only consideration
which influenced him ina remaining a. his post.
For siXtocu year he has been connected with
the editorial and mechanical departments Of
daily and weekly journals. Ills ease, therefore.
appeals O. men iu IVORY branch n newspaper
w1r,. Every ncW4pnper-orco 10 the country Is
requested tD raise funds among ITS men ana re-
nit a. me cnrlcstdRte convenient 90 j. n. Estll,
chairman Of she Martin Memorial Committee,
-AyAunah. Ga. The money already subscribed
In savannah Offices amounts ~ over s@lO.
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mnrfuarY Renart.
. The following shows the actual NOR
tally of the city for the week ending
October 6, 1882


tally of the city for the week ending
October 6, 1882
Caass Of Death: Apoplexy, .: bron hits, !;
cholera infantum. 2: cholera morbus. conges-
ton OF lungs q consumption, 8: commissions, 2;
Group. 9: debility. I; diArrhp1, ] diphtherie, D;
dropsy. dysentery, 2: cephaloid-vesicaL !;
fever UyphO- malarial fever lmalar1aD. Il
heart-disease. 2: infantcide by sUffocation /; IN
nuenza, 1: marasmus, ?: meningitis, /; ncphti-
tis, Old sge. 2; premature birth, ! tett0us, l.
tumor iahdominan, 4; thrush, i; unknown II
%bcie e numsor Of deaths 4a. exclusive of still
births
sui Births: White. 3; coloroi,
Age One day TO thirty, B; one nonth 70 SIX, Z:
six months TO twelve. one year 20 three, D. three
yeAts 70 i've 3; fiv@ years 10 ten 3. tea years 10
twenty. ?; twentyyears 70 thirty. 3; thirty years
20 forty. q forty years 70 fifty. A: ntty years 10
sixty, s; sixty years 10 seventy. . seventy years
10 eighty. ); eighty years TO ninety, 2; un-
Coaa1iion: sngle-whlte. 70: colOred II mar.
riei-whte ;: coorod. 3; WldOWs--Nh'te. 2;
colored, 4: widowers- white. !: colored, :. un-
known-Vhite cOlorei. !.
Maturity. Richmond, . other parts OF the
United states, ~; England. /; Germany. 8; I'M
Locsias: City at large. Is; Marshall Ward. 81
jefferson Ward. 8: Madison Ward. 3: Monroe
Wsrd, 1: Clay Ward, 5; JACKSON Ward, 3; aims
Ratc: Ratio Of mortality Of whole population
was y 4s per cent per 1000 per annum; rate OF
mortahty OF white population was ~ per
cent per OoO per annuq rate Of mortality OF
coiored population Sas PAS per cent per LOCO
per annum.
Comparative Weekly Mortality: Total deaths for
wsek ending October 9. lsSo-Uhttc, ";
,olored Il. total deaths for week ending Oc
tober g. ISS7-Ehite. 10: colored, b SIN births
for wcek ending October 8, l.SS-white. 3;
colored. 4: sock ending october 8, 1877
white, .: cOlOrsd !.
Temperature. Mean temperature for week end.
Ing October 8. lsSs, ga: mean temperature
Tor weex ending October S. 1Ss1. 1898
Rlin6iu. Amount OF rainfall for week end
ing October g. 1854 o. lnchos: amount Of
rainfall for week ending October 2, 1887, none.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-10
Norfolk Democrats Aroused.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

NORFOLK. VA, October 9.-rhe Democfas o.
Norfolk had a rOusiug denomination to-night
Every democrat who could get out Mn in tic
sir-ef aud tho Academy ~ Music, where tho
was held. WAS poe. ed literally
from pit 70 dome % greet Lae several Dcmo'
cratic statesmen FROM nDrOsd. All the ward
cuts OF the city assembled early aud had an
imposing torcn-iight parade ami with music ana
fireworks osoorIod b. speakers from their hotel
30 tho Academy Judge james L. Heath pre-
.iled aud there WA a l3ag list ~ repTosiden-s
speeches Wors maIc bY Hon. ". e.. oates. ~
Alabama, Hon j. T.. Washington, % Tennessee,
and Northumberland Massey. Great en-
thusiasm prevailed all through the meoulB.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-10

FRED. II. WILLIAMS. 10 A. NJ. and P. NJ,
pawnbroxer's sale u fine gold ADD silver
watches, ieHelry. clothing, etc
GEORGE W. MAYO. II A. 81. trustees sale OF
steam engine betting, pulleys, and ma
chine4y
GEORG. w. MAYO. 1870 A. T., engine. Ice
cream machines. freezers, etc; also, family
carriage.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ. horses. mules,
buzgies aud rag ms; II A NJ. nay. buggles.
wagon. and csrL
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Two striking Features

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, October 9.-The situation
hero presents two striking features-an increase
0f ncW cases ami decre use OF deaths This IL
contrary 60 mo experience In previous epide-
mics. Contributions to lay, $3.50. Eoy. +. g..
Weed. bishop Of the hpiscopal diocese OF Florida,
has been elected chairman OF the Relief Com
mittoa rice W. L. Owen. resigned.
L. T.. stock ton, mauager Of the Time Union, 10
reported dowl with the yohow-toyer Mt his su-
burbau residence, Panama PARK. The park i
i've miles from The city. aud many alarming ru-
mOrs Of his condition have been I'm circulation.
messenger directly from bis bedside at z
O'Clock this evening reports him with tempera-
ture slightly above normal and With no alarm
ing sym pt0m-
Official bulletin: New cases %, OF which q are
white; deaths. George wheaton Desnf, Frank
Marvin, Mrs. Conrhl, sni =. y. smith, Of Ohio;
total cases W date, 1919; doaihs, 30.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-10
stolen Property Recovxed.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

PETERSBURG, Va, October 9.-1nfor-
nation was received here this afternoon
Of the recovery by Mr.. G. J. Burton Of the
two thousand dollars worth Of bonds
and mortgages which we're stolen from
him in Weldon on last Friday night.
They were found in Weldon concealed
under the coalshute of the Atlantic
Coast Line, and it is thought that the
thief, finding that he could not nego-
tate them, hid them in that place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-10
Death Recall. /. celebrated Case.

WEST PoIST. VA, October 3, 1883.
Mr. w. b. Cluverius. father Oft. J.
Cluverius, the man who was hanged Tor
the murder Of Lillian Madison by drown
ing her 10 the Richmond reservoir about
three years ago, died at his home IN
King and Queen county few days ago.
He was an old man and failed rapidly
from the time Of his sons tragic death.
A portion Of the rail containing the
"hole in the fence" at Centreyille,
King and Queen county, that became
famous during the trial, has been pre-
served by a gentleman of the village.
WILSON PILGRIM.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-10
THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY vi

Range Of Thermometer Yesterday:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-10

Everybody who has accepted Julien
Binfor1s hospitality and tue use OF his
stationery aud desk provided for
strangers express Themselves 30 well
pleased that they cannot refrain from
purchasing their Fancy Groceries,
Wines, Teas, aud Liquors from him.
His No. is 1902 east Nam street. two
doors below Disp0ioh Office, where ho
will be glad to see all Of his friends, aud
especially strangers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-10
rr,wn,.. oraered 90 xan1isar.

BERLIN, October 9.-Ihe German fri.
gates Moltke. Stosch. Gnoisenau, and
Charlotte, which were lying in the Bay
OF Naples for the purpose OF firing sa-
lutte in honor Of Emperor William upon
his arrival there, have received orders to
proceed instantly 70 Zanzibar 70 protect
the German residents whose hives and
property are endangered by the rising
among the natives. The four war-ships
carry complement Of 1859 men and
mount sixty-six guns. The German
training squadron in the Mediterranean
has ako been ordered 10 Zanzibar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-10

In the Circuit Court of Heurico coun-
" Yesterday a motion was made TO pass
by the Shelby circus case until to-day.
Judge Wexford so ordered, and this
morning the court will go into an ex-
animation Of the rights Of Mrs. Shelby
and Daniel $. Vernon two Of the de-
fenlants and claimants Of the property
now in the hauds OF the receiver.
While this matter Is being considered
by the court large number Of tho men
who formerly folowedthe show are being
fed from the county jail, as they have
no money with which 10 support them
eelVns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-10
Jerome Races.

10y LeIeRfHnh 20 In7 UItpalcH.I
NEW YoRg, October g,--rhe weather vas cold
and raw.
First race-three quarters o. a mile-Maiority
won; Gendarme secOnd, Kern third, Time,
Il94.
Second race-one mie--Badge won; Defence
second, Anomaly third Time, l40.
Third race-One and quar- er Diles-Bella =.
Won; KleYe second, BrOnZemarte third. Time,
2.l2h.
fOuyth race-one and one eighth miles-tiren-
II win; Her Lilyship second Golden Reel
third. Time, 2 minutes.
Fifin race-One mile Frank Ward Won; fit
away second, Royal Arch third 1ifno, I:45H.
sixth racs-seven eighihs Of a miie-Freedom
won: Ocean second. Jennie Mcfarland third.
Time t:3I.
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Cincinnati Races
lRr telegrrph % Ihe tIspatch.

TOY ItIVtIIpu % u" y N'V'sFN'I
CINCINNATI, October 9--FIrst race-ous mile
NarchsA frst: h0undabout second. Hector
third. Time. l.4L
second race-seven furlongs-Lzzie l. first;
Lizzie B. second, Reuounce third. Time, l3l
Third race-nge Understanding Ways
nrss Ssllis 70. second, Bonnie Bounce third
Time, LOAN.
Fourth rsce-one and one eighth miles-Piuk
Cottage hrst; Panama second, catalpa fhird-
Tine, E57z.
Fifth race--six furlongs-Cone-to-Taw FIRST:
HiBdoo Craft second, sportsman third. Time,
f.fA
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Bound. GaEgec. Chokea.

ATLANTA. Ca. October 9--Eariy this morniGg
a woman named lrone POsten vas found near
hsr room In tho hall OF prominent block
bound. gagged, chloroformed, and With rope
tight around her neck. Breathing was suspend
Cd and deAth imminent shen TIE police ieund
her. During the day she had had trouble with
woman named DunBgay, who had threatened 70
XIII her. and Two Of the Dunaways male friends
vent 70 her room. and at tta p0lnt OF pistol
tied her arms and feeL gagged her, and uel a
rope around her neck 70 ekeEe her 10 death The
woman viii DIE. One men has been arrested on
snanicInn-
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RenunIlcAn Caucus.

lby Telegraph 70 the hisfosShl
WAsnlNarOS, October 9.-An informal
conference OF the Republican senators
was held this morning TO talk over the
general situation, and more especially
80 arrange the course of debate on the
tauff hill The results we're mesere.
owing to the doubt everywhere enter
tanned whether quorum Of the Senate
could DO held in Washington should
the tariff debate be protraeted be-
You'd next week. A dozen or more
senator's were named who desire
o elsse speeches. aud q list or
sepabliesns Was started which 70 far
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RICHMOND TOBACCO ssRKVT.

OCTOBER ., 1874
Trading on Change was light To-Day. but tnero
was = strong under-current conspicuous In
bright 'oDaccos. vi Ia private trading that init
Gates better narket for the future.
There arc very many visitors Interested Ia to
Dacco Who we're induced 10 see tho Exposition
rather than follow tne market to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-10
virginia Ribie ety-RestgnatiOn
Of CngtRin Richard ErDY.

The following resolution Was passed by
the Foard Of Managers Of the Virginia
Bible Society yesterday on the retire
ment Of Captain Richard lrby from the
secretaryship OF the organization:
tur esteemed secretary having offered his
resignation aud Insisted upon It's acre ptnnce,
beciusa Of an inpera ye 'sll 10 sork IA another
lorar,meut 81 the kingdom oi our L0rd,we dcem
u right TO acluiesco 10 his wishes. and 10 relu--
family souacut 10 hle separation FROM IA
But we cannot lot aim ~ without a. exnres-
sion Of our high appreciation Of his eminent
services in beaai Of the venerable and NOBLE
aore.y which W. represent lie has scf'el
faithfully ana generously m This impOrlanttrust.
aud ia bis hands our operations have grown
stsal ~ from the time Of his undertaking the
WORK ~ tie present day
We afectionateiy thank him for ell he has
done, and % he leave. MS We cordially wish him
Code speed. ROBERT T.. hEHh,
CHARIgS MGNEGEgOD2,
5. S. LAMBETH.
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Try Angio-American cable 70 the Dispaich.l
81 PRrERsBrRG. October a-lhe journal de
S. Tefels5ur1 discrelits the report that Emperor
william Intended O. mention a. Vienna and
Rome aDy engagements he may nave made With
Russia in come ton with Bulgaria. The objects
" his visits. he Journal says l. ~ soemnly re-
affirm she triple alhanco, aud not 10 consider
any special questions which nay arise. A lgle
interview betWe3n the Car and Emperor VII
Nam convinced the latter u Russias pA.id, In
t.nu0us, which doubtless he y IN seek 20 impress
upon Austria and italy II he considers IL neces-
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Yves, virginia Knights OF rstn,ss.

Especial toogiam 20 the pispatoal
CHARLESTON. W. Va, October o.
The Grand LodgeAol the State. knights
Of Fythias. is IN session here. About
one hundred delegates and visitors are IN
attendance. No business of Importance
Was transacted to-day. This afternoon
an excursion was given up the Kauawha
through the Government lock, returning
nt : o'clock. At 3 O'Clock the Oriental
degree was conferred. The election Of
officers will take place tomorrow. John
4. smith, Of Middleway, aged eighty
three, the oldest knight in the State, Is
in attendance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-10
iRAIa ANp COTron EYrRAaaR

OFFERISGA
WHBAT-3230 bushels.
CORN.--ss6 busheA
OATs-t, 30 bushels.
SALES RRPOKTED TO SECRETARY.
WuyAT.-White. 20 bushels very good at 81 -
InGgbetry. 20 bushels very good az a. -: 20
bushels yory gOy1 Ut 1924: - bushels worry 90 If
a. a. xs q bushels Yery good ~ Tie; 81 bushels
fatr at glis: y bushels common a. 81. lz no
bushcls common 40 1l.0a ShortDerry. 20 bushels
gsry gCoi az fL9; l33 bI-hels very good az
H. ~: i0y bushels lair a. ii.ls; "a bushels gV.d
et fi.i1: "a bufhels good ~ tllS' is bushels
falrstSi ~; 800 bushels fair ~ STA.
CORN.-Hh ile o. BUSHES very god az Sc (,
y bushels very good Cd private terms
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obstruction by strinsrs.
NAV ieInEraph . the pispa.ch.l

CHICAGO. October 9-fhere was some ops. ..pS-
sic az Inc strees-car tracks by the strikers this
afternoon, aud some rtottng. A soca May peS-
pie we're dubbed by tho police ana some ar
fes,s we're make. bat no serious or general ois-
tQrDaneo has occurred
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Brig Agnes Barton. Rio De Janeir0
PORT OF NEWPORT sEwA ocToEER9iss
nv Iclerr4uh,

steAmshlp Naples. Bsrvelona. coalei
SteamsfiD ChsnderAger. Narcotics, ccaled
SchoOners }. B ogden. 10ie. Nes iOrk. II. =.
Ogdsr, Harrington, New lOgk: ". II. Bailey,
Pearce. New Iork-eil Loaded with coal.
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APnckinr-siouse Elnrncd.

CHICAGO, October g-Schuneman's packing
house, in tho stock-yaris district. Was burned
tins morning. The flre originating from an over
turned lamp IN the bu.terino factory. Loss,
sl2fUOJ