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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20

prevent the return OF Chinese laborers 10
tais country; 70 Investigate the practlca-
oility Of eonstrncting storage reservoirs 10
aeld regions; 81 increase pensions In case OF
deafness; % aid state bones for disabled
soldiers; and changing the date OF meeting
OF the Electora College.
In the next stage--tbat Is, In The conference
between the two houses--aTe two bills OF the
first importance namely. repeating the pre-
omption and timber.cniture laws and pro-
viding general homestead law, and de.
claring the forfeiture Of unc,rped railroad.
land grants. Pending before TIE Senate IL
Toe House tariff and Senate substitute. The
Senate paSscd bills TO divide Dakota and adj
nit The southern half "a state, end to aid
common school education tBlair bin, but
thcv never reached the House for action.
In toe Senate the same thing can be said OF
The following bills which passed The House I:
The fisheries retaliation bill. whose passage
was recommended toy the House; authO-
r,zing the issue Of fractional silver ccrtiG-
Gates; allowing the regulation by States Of
railroads chartered by the United states
Tor The printing OF Government securities by
hand, and 10 prevent the use 81 the pro-
Duct Of convict labor by the Government
departments OF on the public works.
The following are the most important bills
Enacted upon on The senate calendar: To
establish United States land court; 10 in
vest The surplus In United States bonds; for
TIE admission OF Montana and Washington
Territories; to prohibit the a'coholic-llquor
traffic; 10 declare trusts unlawful; 20 tstat-
iish n pOstsl-ielcRraph system adversely re-
ported from c0mmtteel
Tie following measures Of importance
were reported from the House committee
4 It'll To
fund the direct tax "a vote OH which Will be
taken early IN December next undcr an
agreement b7 which The memorable dead
lock over this bill was broken). for
The PAYMENT OF arrears OF pensions; for
tbe adjudication Of the French spOlidion
claims ladyttsciy reporied); to prevent The
introduction Of contagious disease; re-
qWriug The investment % the national re-
Gcaption fund ia circulating notes; Pa
cilc railroad funding bill debated, bui
never reached The point OF action; 10 ~
Guide telegraph companies under toe lutcr-
.'aIe commerce. act; 70 promote a commel-
cial union win Canada; 20 incorporate the
Nicaragua Canal Company; - regulate tho
manuia tuTo Of compound lard; for The or
rauzltiou Of toe territory Of Oklahoma
defeated. bot never finally voted on.
The following ere the important Senate
,.,,,t ,no,, No., .',,.' ori,,aaIi, yefsnod Pc
''..,;,',. 49,, ,.-,a;d.',t 80 o,o,, ne,,oiiotion.
~, W So, 49,, i'.,,',, -, th' ,,.,,'o,i,,,
~ - f,,.i,'d -,o,.s TO- me fro1
-', =, ~, .,',o.I 80 T,oo,,,,r'.,
". 49, -, az ,o,,.i,,,,t,,,i
& 1870 ,.,,f r..e,yo. no.
f'., w. ,at t'.n. e. INC le,,,r ,rs,-
rye t0 one cont; 10 allow Americans 10 pur.
F .f... foretgtt.I1.If yp..pl-. 10 Wrlul woman
. t 80. ,,,. -,,,.,..,,,,, r..Ii..l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
The Freedom, OF tho city.

aNAtA NNAiAf'tfiAaAtA+l
Now sud tnen vt ia announced In the news
papers that some eminent man-usually an
EuclishmaD, out occasionally foreigner
has been "pteseniei With the freedom Of
she city Of London in a gold box The
last to receive this honor was the Marquis OF
harrington. upon whom II was conferred m
April in recognition Of hi' political charac-
ter and services. This custom Is al ancient
one, sud is attended with much elaborate
ceremony. Il Is voted TO a distinguished
man BY tae corporation Of the city OF
London; day IS sppointedi the COM
mon Council gathers IN official costume
I'm The ancient Guldhall: certain MEN,
ners are appointed, who yOuch for the Wnr'
tnlness OF The rcciplent OF the honor, and who
are called " cOmpurgators -; the new Stree
MN " sIgus the roll, aud then the Lord
Mayor, clad in the robes of bls office, pre-
sents the eminent msu With a richly orna-
mented gold box, In which is placed the
certificate Of bis "freedom OF the city.
There are four ways ia which q man may
become what 2 chilled "ireemsn Of Lon
don. " The first il by Inheritance. The
sons OF one who s ALREADY freeman have
the right 10 he also enrolled ~ Tree
men OF the city. The second is By ser
Tltude or apprenticeship Co 4 mmtcr already
freeman" The ;hird is by redemption or
purchase. aud tie fourth Is by vote 81 the
corporation comforting the freedom OF NE
city as gin, this bung 40 honorary di-.
lDctiOn. An these methods are q part Of
the very ancient system Oi The municipal
government In London city, features of
which, indeed, may De traced as far back a.
70 the Saxon period Of English history. The
freedom OF the city Is conferred upon emil
= sr4r|fF Ia
mcuts. 10 il given TO statesmen when tree
have done some signal set OF stmocrlit or
have Won some notable success In diplc-
macy; "a great captains or sailors who have
given iustrs 10 British arms, or no other
countries have had brilliant career; 10 men
q! science, III coyeries, explorers, and phil1n-
thrODists. II is also frequently conferred ON
royal personagcs. ON TEE roll ~ The free
men Of the city, by gift during the present
century, are 10 be found the famous pam =
Of Pit, Brougham. Peel. Russell, Golden,
Beaconsleld. aud Salisbury, for their success
a statesmen; Wellington, Nelson, Carl
baldl, Nap.ef Of M4gdils, and Wolscley,
FOR deeds of war; JeDncr. Rowland
Hi, aud shaitesbury, for phianthro'
py; NJ Do Lesseps. for engineering sell
ence, and Livingstone for discovery. The
royal Dukes OF Kent and sussex and Prince
Albert were added 10 The list, and the Prince
Of Wales and his son. Prince Albert Victor
derIyetbeir " freedom Oi The city, by Inherit
tnnce. Mr. Gladstone - a freeman by pur-
chase. Three great Amtrcans-General
Grint, George Peabody, and Henry NJ. STAN
ley-h have also been presented with the free
dom Of the city. Asa practical fact The re-
ceiying OF The freedom OF the city by eift n
The coronation 4, an honor high indeed, but
without many substantial privilege. y
freeman Of the city has the ri-ht 70 vote for
aldermen aud cOunciImen, and is eligible ior
Those onlces
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
New Yorh Again victorious,

by telegraph 10 Tue Dispaich.l
NEW YoEK, October l9.-The Browns were
again out.played at Washington Park base
hall grounds, Brooklyn, to-day, and dropped
the fourth game of the Worlds champion
ship series TO the New YOrks. The weather
vas abOminable, the grounds very soggy'
aud saw.dust was spread along the base lines
and around the catcher's position. II driz-
lied during more than hall OF the game, and
al one time it rained pretty hard. The
bleaching boards were pretty well
crowded, and umbrellas were hume
rous, but not one Of the "Blelchers" left
his scat. Instead they yociierously demand
ed that the game be played out \ large
number Of New Workers travelled TO Brook
lyn, and the Giants had the spectators de-
cidedly on their side. Latham was out Of
humor and gave the spectators few oppof-
tunities 10 guy him. GaGrrey gave base de-
cisions and Kelly Judged The balls and
strikes. The following 10 the score:
New Yorks.........1 4 0 l 0 0 0 Go
81, Louis. O10O0 > %
Base-hits-New Yorks.S; 81. Louis, e..
Errors-New Works, 4; 81. Lonis, .. Bat
teries-Crsne aud Browr; Chamberlain and
MlliR0n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20

Marks. quiet
QUOTATIONS.
AInDLisG. . i3lec.
Low nfDDkiss. gtic.
1eOD QAslaARx. d l-ids-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
smokers ana Non-smokers
lPau-Mau Gazette.l

A correspondent writes: 1.-The question
n the right of women % ride In smoking.
carriages Is assuming somewhat serious
phase. A short time ago friend OF mine,
returning from bis honeymoon at Ports
mouth. rot into SmOkng-carriage With
his wife. \ railway official at once re-
oursted that she would find q seat in another
carriage, and, on being asked why, he an
swered that ladies had no night IN smoking
carriages. 10 /, not difficult TO see that
smokers are coming TO look upon ladies'
rights IN regard to railway-carrlages rs
mems WRONGS. and have prompted OIL
c,ais on the line 10 prevent ladies
from getting into smoking compartments.
Nv friend, 81 course. refused 10 move or TO
allow his wife 10 move, aud the official, see
inp that he was seriously annoyed, took him
.,f oil before further trouble came of 1t. \
practical suggestion occurs TO me In cOnnec-
lion with this difficulty. II ladies wish 10
ride In smoking carriages, why not sitter the
present system, aud Instead OF having one
r,r,sge in half adozen labelled smoking
have FIVE labelled 'smokng,' and only one
t,r pop.Smokers- for gentlemen who dislike
the weed as well as ladies. The percentage
OF persons objecting to smoke IS very small,
aud the plan / suggest would enable ladies
10 enjoy the protection they seek in entering
smokins.carrlage and would never incon-
yenieuce men themselves
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
lively county Affairs.

10y lc4ckl va W i-AP hi'P%F-.-i
kansas CITY, Mo-, october BIN the
comty-seat election IN Grant county. Kansas,
Tuesday Ulysses received q clear majority Of
2.1j0. The people Of Appomaliox. the
other leading town, charged General I. T..
Tay,or and Colonel j. A. Grayson. Of ilutchi-
son. with selling them out 20 Ulysses, and
seized and were threatening to lynch them
when the sheriff aud large posse arrived.
Each town is said TO have put UP $4,000 for
felt not % use mOneyin the election. About 3
O'Clock on election.d day, it Is alleged. Ulysses
began spending money lavishly to buy Vetes.
The Appomattox men then seized Taylor
and Grayson, Who had been managing the
campaign for them, and forced them 10 sign
warranty deeds Tor AL their property IS well
as checks for 100000 on all the banks where
the two had money. Payment on the checks
has been stopped, and proceedings will he
commenced to set aside the deeds. Another
county. seat war is feared.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
The WEATHER. IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY wa
fair during tie day aud raining AZ midnignh
Damn. . ft,.r,,ntoaf.- Neafariays
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Mean OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20

longest previous session ran 800 days, euc'
ing September 31th. Apart from the pro
tracied bot interesting discussion OF the
tariff question In both Houses aud the I'M
pafaeed block In toe consideration OF the
bill TO refund the direct tax, the session has
been remarkable in several ways, but IN
none more than in the enormous plumber OF
measures introduced IN both branches
OF Congress. In the Senate SOL bills ana
ZIG joint resolutions were presented, ann IN
the House the record ran up TO the I'M
cqualled Genres Of ,5es bills and 230 JOINT
resolutions, making grand total OF l5,5so
measures introduced In one session. IN
the Senate 1894 measures were reported
back from the committees aud placed on
the calendar, a much larger proportion than
In the House, where s,305 measures OF the
total number Of 1928 introduced still slum-
Der IN the committee rooms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
Tho Red Rrother.


WASHINGTON, October l0.-1he Sioux held
councils pretty nearly all day, aud their con-
ference finally broke up IN 4 row tonight.
Firy Of tire Indians have signed The letter TO
Secretary Villas rejecting IN toto the Govern
ment's proposition, aud demandingtba they
be paid immediately SL2j per acre for
all lands decided to the Government.
The minority, consisting OF about A
dozen Indians from TIE Lower BTueI aud
crow. Greek agencies and one or two from
Pine Ridge agency. have signed letter
stating that they represent the intelligent
part Of the Indian delegation, and thai they
accept the GoVernmeups prouOsition as far
aud Just. They urge the Government q
stand by its proposition and 30 with II 10 the
Indians on The reservation. They also
charge the majority with acting in bad faith.
John Grasse is the leader Of the minority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20

strangers in the desert IL q peculiar one.
When he sees a strange party approaching be
PUSHES up 10 them and extends hts hands Ia
the most friendly manner. II they show hos-
tilty he puts the palms Of bis bands together
and squeezing them makes hiaeous squeak
log noise. They believe him possessed Of
the devil aud run. Mrs. Kerr, who IL a
slender little woman. and who accompanies
her husband on most Of hrs travels, claims
that sne has been in AZ least three places
where white women never trOd before.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
NEWSPAPER FOLDING MACHINE
FOR SALE.
A GREAT BARGAIN OFFERED.

We have q sToNEAETZ FOLDER, In perfect
order. which We Will sell at q great bargain II
viii fold an eight or foar-page paper the sizs
Of the DlfpGteh or smaller. Il will also cut aud
paste tho eighEpsgo paper Hean DO readily
attached 70 any press
Ne refer 70 inc Petersburg Intercepted IS %
The character OF is WORK. since that paper has
the counterpart OF thls machine attached ~ ia
presss and noW Ia successful operation Adj
dress Tns DISfA1LH COMPANY,
my[im' Richmond Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20

NV YORK. October iQ-Transarilons on the
stock market to-day we're larger than for many
days and Wero attended with considerable eA-
element, especially In the afternoon. Nnon
prices gave way and rapidly declined IN most OF
the lisI Tho feeling In the forenoon was almos.
entirely bullish, though traders we're sshhns
even NJ that time. but buying wa good anu
there seemed % be wider tntereet In specuiS-
ton. Later, however. the market declined "a.
piiiy and drive was made at Gould stocks. aop
Missouri Pecifc IN particular. while zoe news
OF the milnOp-doilar fniiure IN Chicsgo
came En- 20 uuse;tie confidence, and bears
were not slow 10 take advantage Of the favorable
continuation. stop orders we're reached All over
the active list and prices declined rapidly. car
rying even tho strong stOcss OF me ioFcoo3h
with thcm, and 40 the Close almost gu the carry
gsirs hal boon wiped ont linton Pacinc WIS
again q great feature " the market, ana durlog
the forenoon was very strong on suii larger
business than ha5 boon scored on any previous
day. Buying. which hss boon 90 persistent IN
this stock, Is SSH a mystery 20 The street, ana
to-day many Influential mon are mon
TONED a. probable purchasers. while me
friends oi the stock we're prophssytng 81 eerly
dividend on the stock. The Northern Ia'lnc
group next looned into prominence and North
em Facinc preferred ard oregon Arenscoull-
mental both made handsome gsinA sud-
den and radical change came over me tsul-
per OF spe, ulatiOu. however, Snd Atchesoh
aud Missouri fscidr led while all the boston
fasori'os were specially weak. Norfolk and
Western preferred vas also quito weak 90 a
Tight business, and strong sto'ss all joined the
pr0cessiOn. and hofors tho close Uuion racine
had teen depressed nearly por cont below the
cl0siug price Of last night The close was active
~ weak ~ She lowest prices OF the lay, Iotal
sales $4,000 shares The scive list h almost
invariably lower. and Missouri Pacific lost
2f.c; Norfolk and Western preferred. ~ per
ceut: Chi ago. Burlington and Quincy, IA per
cons; oregon short Lane, per cent, ana DINERS
fractional amounts.
Ironing. Exchange dun and steady TO hrW'
Money easy. sub Freas4ry bRlauces-, Oh. II O.,
$4,000. currency &lJ.'2f0o Governments dui
and gtcaiy g. nrn; per cents II d; ~ cOu'
pll.. 1913. state bonds duh aud steniy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
re,iew OF she worK Of congress,

10y telegraph 70 INC btspHtVhl
WtHNeTON. October i9.--Among ihe
n,4.ur-. 4 public iu,efcst that have De-
zone hws are the following; Relating 10
permissible marks on matt matter; for the
proieei'on u sub msrine cables; for The d.
VISION 81 the Sioux reservation; Tor con-
ference with the south snd Central Amerl-
can oatious; limiting the hours 81 lelier.tar-
rleis, mskiny IAeuteuant-Gencral sheridan
Oeo,rsl OF the Army; 70 establish depart
ueut Il labor; lUr an international mariume
conference; n perfect M quarantine SER
nee; requiring the Pacific Railroad tompa-
nbs q maiutsin telegraph hnesi 10
authorize luries 10 the United sta1s
.nclli aud District Courts 10 be used
y y. 1sfchangeably; to problbil The eomiug OF
ttlno'e isoorerS 20 The United Ststesi ioI
~ Appfsiser's wuebe0se IN New York. 10
M,sic1so The detail OF the army and pavsl
e9A'.in 10 educational instltulionsi iof
~, ~, oetabihbmeut ~ rules IN respect 70 ~
1.ls ah4 o'hef canals; 70 create boArus OF
= fAiicn TO settle controversies between
N'SSVn eNgrles aud their emploiesi 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
Judge Thurm an.

10y ElI|EI N
INDIANAPOLIS, ISD., october l9.-Conlrary
70 announcement yesterday Judge Thurman
was prevailed on 20 attend a meeting in
English's Opera. House. and spoke briefly.
During the afternoon De went cut riding
and cSled on Mrs. ThOnas A. HeBdTiek.
and visited the Stats Capitol. The Opera
House was packed, and when Judge Thur
man came IN a storm Of applause greeted
him, which lasted two minutes. Committee
Chairman Juett introduced Judge Thurman,
and the audience once more yelled ltseli
hoarse for minute or more. AMER an ear
nest expression Of gratitude for the warmth
Of tue reception. audit fact ever since be
came into the State, Judge Thurman made
a ringing speech, which was apphuded
throughout.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20

rBY Ancl0-Ame1can cable TO the Di5Qstchl
ROVE October 19.-Emperor william took
luncheon at Quirinal 10 day and l,ft on his
return 10 Berlin ut 300 O'Clock this after
noon, after bidding farewell TO tbe Queen
and royal prince,,es lie WIS accompanied
TO tae station by King Iumbert Crown
Prince Victor Emanuel. aud the Dukes OF
Genoa and Ao-ta. The parting was cordial,
the Emperor embracing an Of the royal party
who accompanied him. A large crowd bad
gathered at tue station and gave the Empe-
rOr an OygtiOn,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
TOO WUCH LEAD.
Liabilities st Least Two MILLION Dol
lars.
by telegraph to the DispatchJ

by telegraph 20 the Dispa'ch.l
CHICAGO, October l9.-1he failure Of the
attempt Of the biggest lead firm IN the world,
Nathan Corwith & Co., 10 corner The lead mar
ket bv purchasing the uIpusage OF the output
OF the lead produced ia The smelteripg-wo
~ this country WAS The main topic to-day IN
financial circles here. Attachments fled IN
the local courts cover the assets OF Corwih
az Co. and Corwith individually 10 the
amount OF over $500, 900, and in 3 general
way 10 is known that TIE Liabilities OF the
tirtn are at least g. 100000. This amount,
however, has reference solely 10 recent pur-
cbesos, including October delivery, aud
merchants interested in the trade be-
hevc that even The amount Of $1,000
600 will he exceeded. The assets Of The
firm I'm this city consist OF consisuments
Of piE.lead IN different warehouses amount
ing, so far a. is known, 10 about Sl5,OOO 10
value. There are Of course bills receivable,
but their value is mere matter OF conlec-
ture, because the resident partner, AZ well as
the attorneys and banks interested In The
case. refuse TO tlk about the failure. The
legal Transactions known 50 f1r are an al
ischment smt Tor S39jS0, begun IN the Sn-
pprior Court bY the Union National Bank; a
repleyen suit for Sl,jO0, brought by Everett
a Post, dealers in lead, and q secured re-
pleyen suit, brought by the Chicago aud
Aurora smelling Company for $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
\ NEAL MITCHELL. ". D.,
Pres dent

There we're - new cases Of yeIlow-ieyer
for toe twcuty-four hours ending at p. NJ.
to-day. -Four deaths, as follows: William
Lowe. Sand HIS; J. Waller, 40 state
street; Mrs. Chambers, II. Llke's, and
child Of Harriet Clark lcolored). OF the
new cases Q were white and Is colored.
Totai eases to date, $40; total deaths, 326.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
BALTIMORE


IT. IOUfs. October ~. tour quiet ana weak.
Wheat-ga ash lulet. lions higher, closing "a
&c. above yesterday No red, cash. 81 bs
Docombor .I.0- .asl.09. AeJ, tLIi AL ~ =.
GOrp nrmor. No. . cssh. 'l..t.: N0Vambor. &c.
year. 81 ass ~ Oa's sieniy; No. = cash, ~
n-k~i. Iay. .Nr.c.: October. &C. bii; No-
vnrnupr -. bid. NhiBkny steady ~ tllL
Prov sions very dull. PORK. lLe2l. lard -tfimo
steam. uOmiunly FtJ. pD--alt monts Shout
dsfs, {A3; longs and riba. - sat' ~, -hoii-
clear taC9AafssA Ras0n- rhOuldrfs, $50.
longs and IDS, ~ %; shori-.loar. tLu9saE.i@
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
80 phonorrnnh roreslndoraca.

Some one has discovered f0rcsAad0Wlng
Of Mr.. Edson's phonograph IN 4 fairy Story
written by Miss Jean lngplOW fifteen years or
more AGO. The passage runs thus: " lie
began TO describe what was evidently some
great invention ID acoustics, which be- said,
CONFUSING his century with miue,) you are
going 10 find out very shortly. You know
som-thng oi The SIMPLE beginnings OF
uhologrsphvY replied thar did.
'PhotOgIaphy,' he rcm1rkcd, presents q
visible image; cannot you imagine
something analogous 70 II which
might present an audible imlgey The dr.
ference Is really that the whole OF photo
graph is always present % The eve. but The
ac0usticgraph only in succe. siye portions.
The song was SUM- and The symphony play Ell
at first, and It recorded them and gave them
out in one simultaneous, horrible crash I;
then when we had once got them fixed Sci
ence soon managed, as u were, to sketch the
image-and now We ran clonglie 1t as much
az we peqse.' This is very queer ! OK
claimed. do YOU mean to tell me these
notes and these voices are only the ghosts OF
SoundsD Not in any other sense he an
swered, 'than you might call Photograph
the ghost Of sight,"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20

fBy Anglo-Americ1n caplo % ths Dispatch.l
LONDON, October i9.-rhe fund for Brad
laugh amounts TO e $50. which Will enable
him 70 wipe out the whole Of his debts.
The North Wales 'Oai-Owners' Ass0cla-
ton has granted the w0rkmen rise Of 10
per cent. I'm wages. and the danger Of uni
versa strike Il now Over.
G0schon has refused 20 accept the freedom
Of Aberdeen on account Of division IN The
Municipal Council regarding the comforting
- tia honor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
9RAIa AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. October 10. 1884
OFFERINGS.

WHBAr.-8sit bvshels-
COBN.-i,0s6 bgshelA
OATS.-2OO0 busnelA
EYE--gO0 bushels.
FALLS EsYOsrED TO SECRETARY.
WHzlr.-LoBg Cherry. 20 bushels very good al
81. IS: % bushels very good a. tL.lA Mixed. IlJe
bashels very good ~ Sis. Shortoerry, 10 bushels
for seed on private terms. d2l Dashoss very good
az Il Total sales OF wheat us 1ushclA
Offerings to-day % wheat asff bushels; same
day last year. k75 basheis- Sales today cI
wheat g,Ss ouslsois. same day lat year. 2,5i.
pnshels Offerings 20 far tsis season, ,Ssa
bushels: same day last season. $3.50 basheis
Rxtresne range " prices to-day, fi.A ~ 81
same day lat year. 90 70 Sc.
CoKs--Mhlte. 80 bushels damp new ct fsc
Mixed, IS bushels very good Old al 6Sc.
hYE--d6 bushels Prime at 7Uc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
PinIirn Nncea.
~ Telegraph 10 The Dlspalch-I

~ I"I'--I 7FI'I1 ~ ~" '7'-T7-1---'-I
BALTIMORE, MD., October 10 First race
thee quarters II milc-G'ory won; I'll
r0udes second, Craftsman third. Time, l:lGt.
Second race free handicap swecpstake'-
mile heats. First heat--No.burg won /:
Bronzemlrte second. Time, 1883. Second
beat and race Noshurg won; Honzemarie
second. Time, 1.ff
Third race-Dixle stakes Tor thrco-year-
Odds, two m,les-Taragon won; Marudcr
srcond, Tea-fray third. Time. 3:31.
Fourth rlce-mile and a iurlong-Pocka-
telIo won Favor second, Biggouctte third.
Time. 1894.
Fulh rsce-free handicap sieeQlechase,
fun c0ursc-W eslmoreand won; win. Davis
second, Killarney third. Time, 5.2i.