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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
CAPTAIN a'CRAKEN WILL n EsIGs.
His Reasons for 80 peiBg-Ofher
Items from Fredericksburg.
-NVIIUaVVUuHU'1 U IH7 IFIlH-1VhN DNVHE7"sI
FREDERICKSBURG, Sept. &, 1888.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispath-l
FREDERICKSBURG, Sept 8, 1888.
Captain T. McCrscksn, of Company
G, Third Virgins volunteers, has Doti-
fed the company that be will tender his
resignation IS captain OF the company,
stating that his reasons for go doing are
on account of business engagements
which are daily thrust upon him, thus
depriving him Of the time which it re-
duires. Captain McCracken has made a
good and efficient commanding officer,
and the company regrets very much thst
he Las been compelled TO tender his
resignation.
Mrs Ida V. Fleming, wife Of Oscar
Fleming. and daughter Of Henry Ed
wards, ESQ.,, OF Stafford county, died at
her residence in that county to-day. IN
the tventy-Dinth year of her age. She
was a consistent member OF the Metho-
dist Church. She leaves husband and
three children, and many friends and
relatives to mourn their loss.
The second annual fair under tho
auspices OF the Rappahsnnock- Valley
Agricultural and Mechanical Society,
which will be held in this city on tho
18th, 10th, and 2Cth of this month pro
misses TO be very successful. All arrange
ments for the convenience and comfort
OF visitors, and for the exhibition Of
stock, farm products, &c, are being
rapidly pushed forward to completion.
IL is fully expected that President CleTs-
land will be in attendance at least one
day during the fair. If the weather IL
suitable there will no doubt be large
number of visitors. The exhibits of
stock, &C., will be very large and int
resting. ~ already large number Of
places for exhibits have been applied for.
The committee have decided to change
the meeting of tho Democratic party
from Wednesday TO Tuesday evening
pcFf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
Baseball Yesterday.
Detroit
First game

Detroit
First ganol
Detroits. .....0 e001 0 o. l
Wssblngtous 4 OO0o0 800 / 2
Bass-hits-Dsuoits, 3 !; Wa,hingtons,
2. Errors-Detrolts, ) WRshingtons,
l. BAtteriefs Conway snd Bennett
Keefe and Densley.
Second dey.l
Detroits ....O 0O113 l ! K Z
Washingtons % 0 o ! 0 0 o / O. 2
Baae-hits Detroits. IA Wsshingtons,
6. Errors-Detroits Washngtons, 4.
Batteries -Beatin and Wells; Whitney
and Arundel
The following games were postponed
on account Of rain : Kansas City-AtbiA-
tic Iwo) St. Louis-BGltimore two At
BALTIMORE Louisville Brooklyn at
Brooklyn.
indianapolis:
indianapolis 81 0 0 0 0 0 0 %
New YoJkS....0 l 0 o o 0 Ks
Dase-hits - indianapolis, A; New
Yorks. g. Errors-lndianapolis, D 4; New
Yorks, /. Bstteriss-Boyle and Myers
Welch and Murphy.
Cleveland
Ceyehnds. ..OO2 90 %
CinsinnatiA @ 0 / o 0 0 0 0 o.
Base-hits-Clevelands, g; Gncinnatis,
{. Errors -Clevelsnds, / CInclnnatis,
3. Batteries -Bakeley and Snyder;
Weighing and keenan,.
Pittsburgh:
FIRST ranel
PitNburebs i . 0 Q | 0 0 0 %
PhiladelphiIs 20 90 o 0 0 0 0 90
Base-hlts-P lttshurghs, &; Philadel-
phias, >. Errors Pittsburghs, 3 Phila-
delphias. .. Batteries Morris and Car
roll Casey and HOLMAN.
Second gano.l
PittsbIrghs . o U 0 0 0 0 0 %
Philadelphias. % 0 1 0 0 0 0 Ia
Observation-Disclosures, 3; Philadel-
phias. :. Errors-P ittsburghs, 3 Fhila-
delphiss, /. Batteries and Mil
Ter Buninton and Clements
Chicago:
Chicagos. ...O105 041 0 oil
Bostons ....l 0002 o 2 o. 8
Base-hits-Ch icagos, 10; Bostons, 9.
Errors-Chicsgos, 1; Bostons 3. Bat
teries-Tener and Farrell Hadbourno
and Kelley.
Tho Championship Record.
The League and Association clubs now
stand as follows in the championship
races
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
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xsw YoEx. September s.--cetton steady;
sales. 621 bales; uplAsds, 10 7-lec.: Orleans
10 s~Isc.; sst receipts, 6,4ls eales; exports 70
Great BTiislz. ISL bales: stock, is3.SN ssotn-
sru Rieur d1iL Wheat spot irregular ana "a
NC. lower On wiatsr. nrnsr on ssrisg options
weak saa 4a<c lower: Ne. rss, sssssaaser,
seAe. Os,obsr, 81 .asl.e9h. ssosisg a si.ee \.
Corn-epos SHADE strssger; opuoss ha'sc- Lss-
er. ciseipg STEADY; september cisslax ~ sAkc. !;
October, 6ilsSosc.. closlEs At a3ke. ua<s-spes
iTrekuisr, cIosleg essicr: spgsRs nc. lovor On
ocssser sAd November. otssfs steady sspss a.
her. axe; October, 3o&asshc., eisslng ~ Nae.
Hops arIa. Coffse-Optisas spsasd weak wa
sss points dsssins, ss4 eisssd slssay ~ MAO
yellow yssserazy; Ssptsmsss. sss3xx 10; ocso-
Der, siI<5sfif.k5: November. $40 kxtli; spet
Rio lever sss dali. sussr nrn sad quiet: fair
rssnisx. s7-isc.; rssasa sress sss larry
artiYs. kolassss nomsaaL Rtes ss>Aay. nsnss-
tic. +s-sxsx; fssstxs, t9s<k. rs0ssssn higssr;
crude. In barrels, sAs7hc.i rennss. TIA Css-
tsp-ssed on sssaAy; csuss, ns<9p ys%
lev, as rsilew stssdy; prias cty. SIC.
kcsia neglected; eemasn 70 gpsd snaissx.
ttoeAA$Loa. rarReasiae ssrssg Ina AkaAsr ~
ESa3sSc. Hides savassr Wool atrosssr aal ~
sassasad: rssk Nss1y; ssw sss:s 49,.
Sfb7A Heat Arm; ssss n<sa, =. naG.w. 4sss
hams nwm % az ouz-mesis aIlist ana ARA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
s1AIiniAssfN.

DICKBY-E IRNtTT.-Narusi, In washing
ton. ID. C., on no 80 in-t.n by We Rev ItomAs
6. hGdi4on. rslssr0i lnuiiy church, GEohDh
T. DICREY and WILLIE =. 81 .iNkll; both Of
his city.
DING-BiRHI.- Married, on september
an a, ESswJoI, mo residence Of tae BRIDES
psrsnts. kEbsrsl county Va. by h-v. nr Hard
he. ". &. uA6rlND, Professor of creek a.
patiGson Corsge. -. G., 10 MILDRED, daughter
ol Hon. Taylor barry.
WILKINS BRADLEY Varied, on the "a Of
Sestsfn nsr, ~ H-V. !. H. stlrgls. 90 tho minis
ters BArrcnsge. W,llkh ". NlLhlNs 10
MISS MARIA l. BRA0LEY. Ut Richmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09

number los. was 1877. Many OF the yes
sells wero so badly damaged that they
had TO DO abandoned. Three hundred
men ware left in destitute condition in
Iceland until steamer carried them
away. They endured many hardshiPs
while there, the supply of food being
limited. The American vessels have
done fairly and suffered no serious mis-
hsps. Tho schooner Lendseer vas re-
ported sailing for new fshing-ground
of place called Westernlsnd, $50 miles
from Dyieiiord, whore no American yes
rel had ever fished.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09

Ala regular meeting Of Local brnnch go. o.
l. a. ssld A. ssriEadsld ran The ssh day u
september, 1888 tAe following preamble ana
resolutions we're adOptei:
Whereas n kas P.sa.od the supreme Justice
OF ths Uslvsgso 10 rsaiJYo from our midst br
sAalR our beloved frrad aud medical etAmiacr
Dr. N. ". S9gB0N: thRt Hhts No 30" Ia num-
bio sub 2issios 10 40 al-niss proVilsIcs "a lin
WAo has tEUs AFFLICTED US
Rsso(vsz. That mia brsn-h dsth hereby eHtsna
10 tns FAMILY Of our asssssei friend our heart
felt sympatay In this their sal bsreavsment,
cOn IN sasiaE thcm 70 the are and protccuoa u
tbs su srsus Justscs Of Ne Uofvrrss
Fesslyss, nat 10 tho death u DR.. W. w. CON
Bos tAis franrh has ost good and True Trend
and a faI.hful sss h0ass' msfical e1amtaer
Resofysd That thsss rssuiunons b sptsrcd on
our rs,srss aud . ooyy b. cent 20 the family Of
our dscessoa frs - taa a copy 10 the hichmona
Dispatch tor pusloaiisn.
:. A. wAARss, c, J.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09

NARROW. NJ No. iOi state street, Rich
mend, Va, Sspismeef :. 1874. KARL MAhLOW.
infant son Of Mrs q. 4. sud the lao l. h. Mao
low: aged seventeen msnths
AIS romans wore LAkeu " West Point for In
terYIcnf
Halifax NA.) and West Point Nal papers
please CODY.
PEGBAE.-nlrd. Friday, tepteRher Z. iSs-, AZ
1870 r. ~. a. his rssiGsuce, 7lg north finn
street. GEORGs 2. KORAN, la the seFsnty-
first year OF bis ago
funeral iroa trs residence THIS sunday
EVENING ass 80 .o'x. Frinsds ana acqaal.%
ahces are fespo,lguy United 70 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
THE RICHMOND DIspATCH-sUNDAY SEPTEMBER 9, 1889

laboratory, No. 70 Beekman street.
whore he was employed. He evidently
had committed suicide. Deceased bad
been in the service OF electrical compa-
MES in this country and in Europe. he
superintsnded the work OF introducing
the electric light in Mexico. Recently
he had been employed IN the construc-
ton Of the subway in this city. He was
an inventor and the author OF several
works on electricity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

SEPTEMBER l. ls<A
Nothing more than several small trades In
hrights traaspired Today on Change. With all
our stock We notice Whon good, sound working
Tugs arc called for In dark tobacco they are net
60 easily gotten. and then prices are not go worry
loEAt4& AMI 81 cents. There never was tifRo
whom tho close grading Of our stocks Eni tho
iBOulege OF what SORTS our stocks arc composed
Of would servs a better purpose than right now
This has beo1 demonstrated by the trade OF
other markets ana the Nsrth CsrVliss Tobacco
Annexation. Itis also desired by hsmo tobac-
csnista, but this assidsraum bas been greatly
neglected and tue ways AMI means unproyidod
for. close ana accurate ssOck account should
not BE- oaly periodical bat perpetual
rHE NElrESs CROP.
Clarksyillo CTena.l circulars again say that
there has been too much rsih, sad sa, the I'M
preVemsnt noted up 70 = late date has bean dis
counted oy tao last heavy Tain damages, 40 tnai
holders OF DARK grades are rsfnsing 70 make any
further concessions. The crop now 10 regie
sort and unless favorable weather now sets IN
the fat German types will be waiting.
EXPORTS AsD sTANP sALEs IN TBE SECOND DIS
TEICT OF VIRGINIA FORAOETH on AUGUST, 1888.
E1pOrn.
Richmond .......... IA,1H pounds 3,b9',OO0
Peters burg. sS35,4f5 pounds. .,-.....
Stamp SGI<s.
Tobacco. Cigars. Cigarettes.
Richmond. ... So. 4h.S E274lZ tly,9b~io
Petersburg. e. .. - l57.sS g2O
Norfolk ...+...... ......... 1lEUo '...'..'.'
Fredericksburg. ......... ol.dJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
FINANCIAL.
NEW YexE. BAIrruekx. AID xrcu-
NOaD croex Rx0RAuGRa
Grain. Provrsioaa Cotton. robsesa r7r-
pensina Resin, Tar. aaa
Pesaus narhasA
nv telegraph to the D,sDs,ch-I

Nsw YoEx, September S--Ths stock market
was mere shsa usually active for Saturday 10
daK Thew wHss hossvsr, vary litsie cssracssr
70 Tao aeslfnss zee most Of The transactions
were made wishin a range OF lees tnsn y PER
cont The tone OF re MARI et was nrm 70 siroag,
but the iInp ortast movements wore In the iew-
priced shares such a. Central Pscinc, Ohio
and Mississippi. and cotton OIL Amoss
tho res, VI sue lat the beet hat can be SAID ~
bsf Tue advances VI ysstsrdsy wvrs well man"
taipsd. aad ia most cssss slightly iscrsassd'
The opostsg Vas quiet but nrm " slronk.
VITA the advances over last evenings nSufss
sxtepdiag 70 y per ceat. but early te
dsalilEs showed Nc sni8Euos ekcspt IN
few stocks. and while Tie epsninf pflces
we're generally excsSdsd In tho brst few
misubSs the trading lisi after that ums became
almost stNgsart. Although q fair business wW
transacted durog tAs sntirs session Inc
specialEes msntisnsd came 10 ihe froat 600
after anotAe, but failed y stimulate any
movement in tao rest OF tho hse No
tsature whatever was developed. sad the
clese ssstyo asd hsln AZ aeout the best prizes
rsaohed. The cEsl changes, sxcept 70 Cesns
Pacisc. which rose y per csat, we're Tor irso-
tiOaal amounts enly sRd somewhat Irregular,
t0s4gh zee adVas,ss we're in the majority.
rEv IoSK, ssptsmssr s-ke0n--stocss duil
apd arns. Eeasy oasy lain. kKchaafe-Lons,
Sss sAort, lSa. GsTernments dali aud STEADY.
Essafpg.- ExsBAnes si.aay. Money easy al
iAlis per cent Sub Treasury oaances-Cein,
slS, ii.s90 currency, sse.5 .ooc eessrnmsns
steady; PCT eeas, EJ; ~ per esntss lOss'
State Dohas sfaaay
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
rno ForfiBcafien Appropriation Biii
tBv telegraph 70 the Dispatch-i

WAsHrssroN, September s.-The con-
ierress on the fertilization nppropris.
ton bill have reached an agreement, ana
expect TO report it Monday. The basis
of agreement is as follows
The board proposed by the Senate
has been accepted. with an amendment
proyiding for one ordnance ofhesr IN
stead of two in its composition. For
hsrbor torpedo defence 800 .US VV ood mas rs
been agreed upon instead OF $500, 600 -
proposed by the Senate for twslye-ineh
cast-iron stesl-hooped mortsrs $3.50, coo
instead OF $500, 900 proposed by the
Houss for Watsrvlist srssnsl 500, 900
ipstesd OF $3.50, 600 proposed by the
Houss and $3.50, 900 by the Senate for
the completes Of guns Cow being iAori-
Gated $3.50, 0eo instead OF divided sp-
preparations OF sl5s,OOo and $500, 600
PROPOSED by the Hoase for pneunatic,
syparnite guns sloe, 200 House item
dropped BY the seaatsl for <esl sorglngs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
six Eissinx-vssssis Lost
Lnr lsIefraps % the Dlspsreh.l

GLOUCESTER, MASS, September g.
Captain Ryan, OF the schooner A. ID.
Story, which arrived from Iceland last
night, reports great destruction among
the French fishing neet during April on
tho south coast OF Iceland. Az this IL
the COG. fishing ground for the French
the whole French feet vere coneen-
trsted in this locality, when terrible
storm came mp. which engulfed SIX
vessels and their crews Another
weasel lost her captain and three men.
As near as could be aEcertained ths
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09

10y I'I0A HVH - Nv "I'F"-I
NEW YORK, September S.-Richard X.
Fox received the following dispatch this
morning from q well-known sporting
man in Ban Francisco The California
Athletic Club announce that they will put
up purse Of s., 900 for Peter Jackson,
the heavyweight champion Of Australia,
and Jem Smith, the champion OF Eng
land, to fight for, the battle to be fought
at San Francisco in three or four months
from signing articles. They also offer a
similar purse for Charley Mitchell and
Jack Dempsey to fight for on the same
terms" The offer OF the club has been
cabled 10 Jem Smith.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
eRAIa AID COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. September 8 1888
OFFERINGS.
WHBLT.-l, 5i4 bushels
OATs.-i0S Ousbsls
CORS.-l, 90 bushslS
SALES HsYokrED TO SECRETARY.
WnEAT.--Whlts, 81 bushsb good at si02: Il
bushels cOnmoH a. 90. LonEberry, co bushels
PRIME a. sL0l;74 Dgshels very good az $. % -
bushels good Al 81. mixed. 20 bushels prime at
1.03; go bushois very gsOd at q. o.; $50 Da.s-
els very good On priEate terms saortDsrry, So
bushels prime ztu.03: as bushels very good Is
ST. e.: 10 bushels coed at 81; 22S bcshss fair al
Sc. "a pusAeis cennon al sc. lolAl sales "
wheat. 3.sl4 bushels
Offerings to-day Of wheat 45l4 bushels: same
DAY lAsE year. $40 baehsls saiss today Of
wheat Asts bushels, ssn,o day last year, l,7sc
bushels. Offerings 90 far tsts season, sos,ss5
bushels: same time last season, 351.vf6 burhsis
Kxirens range OF prices to-day, Sc. 70 Si.oi;
same tffns last year. o. % sc.
CoEM-Whibe. 81 basnsis very good at Sc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
LIle-savsrs Decorated by England
fBy telegraph 70 the DispAtch

San FRASciscO, eeptembm S.-Ihe
British Consul hers has received informa-
ton that the British Government has for
wArded gold and silver medals and other
testimonials to Captain Ii. NJ. Hayward,
OF the Oceanic steamer hariposa, and to
Chief Officer Hart and four sailors Of the
sane steamer as reward for their ser
vices in rescuing the crew Of tho British
bark Henry James, which was wrecked
on Palmyra Island few months ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09

f1- ST. JOHNS PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL cHURCH Broad street between
Tweaty-fourth and TwssIy-afth streeuh-sun-
say s,hosl Al OILS A. NJ. Divine service and
Holy Communion at Il A. h. No service 81
night
WEpDELL-MEyosIAL CzLPEL denny street.
Fultop)-Rsv PiKs Powsss, minister In charge
susdsy seAool ais p. NJ. Services and sermon
~ 4Ia = Al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
Ruru.a 20 n.sth in His Home.

CRYSTAL FALLS, MICH, September s.
Yesterday morning the house Of Louis
Brown, near here, was destroyed by FIRE.
Mrs. Brown WAS terribly burned and will
die. Brown got ont unframed, but re-
turned to get some money and was
burned 10 death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
crep. namax.s by water.
rby telegraph 70 ne Dispalcn.l

AUGUSTA. Ga, September S.-Ths
crops below Augusta on the bottom lands
have been greatly damaged by the over
flow Of the Savannah river. Cotton on
the uplsnds has been damaged by con-
tinuous rains, causing it TO sProut in
bells 1t has been raining in this sec
ton for tan days Cotton receipts 70
date are 5000 bales behind last year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
Al ON nnn,aanieine.

New YoEE, September Sin fit OF
dependency, on account of long-con-
tinaed illness, James Dillworth, seventy
eight years Of age, committed suicide by
hanging at his residence, in Brooklyn,
early this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09

Richmond q. J. Hunt and wife to
W. S. Rolin, 239 feet on Cary street be
tween Madison and Belvidere, $4,000 !;
Edward 5. Rose and wife to Richard
Wilson, II feet on Catherine street be-
tween Monroe and Henry, 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
The Disabled Nevada Reaches New
York.


icy IoI0ETaVI 70 17l7 DI'FHV1H'I
NEW YORK, September s.-The disa-
blsd steamship Nevada arrived at the bar
at 1855 o'clock this morning, and an
chored there to await the arrival OF the
tugs to bring her up to her dock. She
was toved in by the HAmburg-Americsa
Line steamer Polaria. Three tugs and
Dockmaster Dewar, OF tho Guion Line,
went down 10 bring the disabled vessel
to her dock, foot OF King street, North
river. Her passengers-2l cabin and 90
steerage will be forwarded on the
Alaska, which sails next Tuesday. 1t will
be some time before the Nevada will be
made ready for Sea again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
Cievsisnd's Letter or Acceptance.
~ t.i.xr.ah IN tna Diauatesl

WASHINGTON, September s.-Colonel
Lamont. in response to an inquiry to-
night, said that the Presidents letter OF
acceptance was finished this afternoon
and viii be given to the Associated Press
tomorrow Sunday evening for publics-
ton Monday morning. This decision
was not arrived at until tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
sutciae Of an Electrician.

Nrw York, sepsember s.-Frederick
T. Besrdslee, vell-known electrician,
was found dexd this morning IN the
rooms Of the Denison Auto Telegraph
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09

uiddiss srm: shsrtcissr, sta Lard ssvaess
81 ~: options hsxsor ess~rtsfiy for near moaths,
september. tlo.io; octsksr. ss,isso.ss. frsigb,s
rrm.
CHICAGO.
CufoAss. septspesr s-lIhs cash aaotasons
wore flour arSn. No. spring veeaa. e4s
aeHc; No red. %. SO. corn. ts4o. No.
2 cats. 24ac. hess- peEk. tllo5stjtUs. lard.
81 ~ sbsrtne., fsla ssSildsrr. g.s1sfsys.7 ~
shsrtciear. teasaHs Whsfsy. ei.3
The leading failures Tssgse
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09

A Vera Cruz dispatch states that cy-
clone struck the City of Mexico three
DAYS ago. The wind was from the north.
Three largo vessels were driven ashore
and wrecked Lat night Several smaller
craft also wore lost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09

SAG HAEDoR, n. Y, September s.
Mrs. Harriet Beechsr Stoves condition
is slightly improved to-day, but her ply
stefan entertains no hope OF her re-
cOveFy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
v'TEKIY BANK sTATENTNT.

NEW Tokx. September S--The weekly baak
statement IS az buOws: Reserve, decrease,
HSel. 40, lo~aS, increase. fi0os no; specie, ds-
crease 1884. 40; loESlioRdsrs. decrease.
81 les eo0: deposits, decresse, H,,CO,+00; crcu-
lation Increase, 5000.
The banks NOW Held 1896 CO In excess Of the
% rLIIa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
Test: 4 s. And,r,sn. AccossssnI

Beg- PIEE-STEEEr BAPTIST
CHURCH Ccorssr Pins and AISemsrle sreessl-
Rev. J. h. aVrsJs. Psstor. -freaching al ii A
NJ. and8P. NJ. A cordial welcome 10 all y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
yLoyA

We quote: Fiss. g. sosslT5, supsraas, f273I
81 u, ezra 81 5JAtS7S, family ,s4s,L5o; pAssni
family, c0unsy, s<.IJssh2o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09

pE-sFCOND BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev W. W. LASDsUN. D. D., will preach at II A
N. and sP. NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
mr. WEST.NAIN-sTREET BAP

list CHURCH corner Main and Beceh
stree;s). -PrsAching SUNDAY ct II O'Clock A. N.
by - and al O'Clock P. N. By Rev. JoHs
POLLARD, d. d. All are welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
ACADAHY AND THEATRE.
Both 10 Throw Open Their Doors 20
tho Public Thursday Night.

The amusement season is upon rs.
This would indicate that the fragrant
summer is past and fall and winter are
coming OIL.
Those who desire to be entertained OF
evenings will now soon he able to make
choice Of several theatres.
The Academy has been successfully
remodelled aud has its seats delightfully."-
arranged. The IesSees are Nessrs.
Berger and Leath, and on Thursday
night they will ring up the curtain on
the successful melodrama 1.-THE Ruling
Passion," which was produced last sea
son in ban Francisco and achieved tho
extraordinary run Of OYER 100 nights.
The lessees promise that the piece shall
be presented with a fine cast and all the
proper accessories Of stage and cos
tumery. II will he played for three
nights and on Saturday there will be a
matinee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
WEATHER REPORT.

10y tslagFapa % tas DIspatch-I
s-1 WASHINGTON. d. c., septsmbsr g.
- For YirgtRia, sliFhtiy warmer, gene
Efklk rally fair. except In Southern Virginia,
local rains. and south westerly winia
- For North Carolina, Soath Carolina,
Georgia, aud hat Florida, light rains,
stationary tompsrsnrs on coast warmer In In
terror, eastoriy winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09

DOCK AID jon WORK NEATLY
I'D nxgauks At sHs pissA1vx Snuk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
BEACON LIGHTS.

The regular fall and winter season Of
the theatre will also open Thursday
evening with one OF tho greatest sue
cesses Of the past year, De Witt Yamy's
beautiful picturesque play Beacon
Lights" with its abundance OF beauti-
full scenery and it's wealth Of elaborate
appointments and costumes. The scenes
Of the play are laid in the hower-gsr-
dens of Mexico. The story is OF ex-
IRENE interest, the charactersar natural,
and all tho situations probable. "Bea-
con Lights is not one-part play. Its
success depends upon the excellence OF
the company. Among the list OF mem
bers OF the company are such we'll
known artists as Mr.. Fraak Evans,
Odell Williams, j. Hay Cossar, Ralph
Dorman, Julien Mitchell, Miss Eda Clay
ton, Miss Jennie Ward, Miss Oracle
Emmett, and the little child actor, Mas
ter Louie, only six years OF age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-09
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