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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
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ISrecIaI telegram % the DlspaIch.I
CHARLESTON, W. Va, September 10
Colonel Lee Crandall, of Washington,
editor Of the National liew, is here.
The View was formerly Greenback
paper. but of late has been taking a
marked interest in General Gof, and a
number Of prominent Republicans have
been in consultation with Mr.. Crandall
since his arrival here. tits believed that
d scheme is on foot to break up the fusion
recently affected IN this county and en-
deavor to lead tho old Greenback forces
into the Republican camp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
NJ. waller MOORE Dead.

Mr.. Walter Moore, who was, until he
left Richmond, book-keeper for Stern a
Co., and for many years secretary Of 1t.
Johns Lodge OF Masons, died Mt 4:3O
o'clock yesterday morning at Williams
burg, and his remains were brought 10
Richmond on the fast train. At the de-
pot they were met by n committee from
ST. Johns and escorted TO his late resi-
dence, No. l40J west Leigh street.
Deceased, who WAS well and favorably
known here, leaves a wife and five Chi
dren.
The funeral will take place at 4 o'clock
this afternoon from the late residence,
and viii be attended by st. Johns Lodge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
THE RICHMOND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SEPTEMBER 90 1888

head and rendered insnsible, aud Shrei-
ner fled. The robbers fed with the
money, but we're soon overtaken by a
party OF railroad men. who had been no.
titled by Smith as soon as he recovered
consciousness. One of the pursuers
named johnson MORALLY wounded one
Of the robbers, and shot the other so Sc
verely that be may die. The money was
recovered. The robbers were former
EMPLOYEES of the road.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
Highway Robbers Arrested.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

10y WIc6IHVH 70 t1IV I'7F77NI'I
NASHVILLE, Tenn. September ia
special to the american from Carthage,
Tenn. SAYS: Monday afternoon as John
smith. q stone contractor Of the Nash
vile and Knoxville road, and his book
keeper. Mr.. Shreiner, we're between Cor
donyille aud Lancaster on their way to
pay off their hands, they were stopped
by two men who demanded 81, 900 which
they had in gripsack. They fired at
the robbers. but Smith was struck on the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20

The Washington star Of yesterday says:
Preparations are being made for the removal Of
the soVen monitors now 10 James river at ely
Point up 20 within three niles Of Richmond.
This Is 10 be done for several reasons. princi-
pally % get them nearer 10 city where proYi-
sions can be- easily obtained, and also 20 pat
them ia more secEre place. They are single
turreted and have been &C City Point for q NUN
Dor OF years. Their names are the Ajax, Ca
n1nicuS Aahopac, Manhattan, Wyandotte, Cats
kill aud Lenigh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
Chinese Restriction Bill.

WASHINGTON, September .19.-The
Chinese restriction bill seems to have
met with another obstacle. Representa-
tive Kilgore. the acting chairman OF the
House Committee on Enrolled Bills,
whose duty it will be TO carry the bill to
the President, has decided TO hold it
back as an act of courtesy 10 the Senate
to give opportunity for action on the re-
solution OF the Foreign Affairs Commit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
DISAPPEARED.
ANEW YORK DRuxxER DROPS OUT OF
SIGHT.
His Brother Searching for Him-The Zero
sene Can, Agsin-Fell
Dead.
IspecIal teIegram o the DIspsich.l

NORFOLK, Va, September l9.-W. r.
Lewis, OF New York, arrived here to-day
in search of his brother, A. Lewis, a
hardware drummer who mysterlously
disappeared at this point last month.
The missing man was registered for din
ner at the Virginia Beach Hotel Satur-
day, August the 18th, after which
he seems to have entirely dropped
out OF sight. His valise was lett
in the Office at the St James
Hotel here, and was not disturbed until
w. r. Lewis came on TO find out some
thing in regard to the missing man. lie
found the yalise nicely packed, as If the
owner was about 10 start off on trip,
but there was no clue to his present
whereabouts. The aid Of the police has
been invoked. Foul play is suspected.
To-day a shocking burning accident
accident occurred ut the residence OF
Lloyd Butts (colored), living IN Hun
tersyille. The father and mother had left
home, leaving three children IN bed. A
short while after the girl, Victoria, got
up and started % make fire in the stove,
duu IL uOt biIuLHb bAAOhiy uit ANS''
to the kerosene-can. A terrible explo-
sion occurred, scattering the burning oil
over her person and also over her brother
George. two years old, and setting the
room on fire. Another brother, aged
six years, escaped. The neighbors at
once rushed in and extingulshed the
flames, but not before the two children
had been terribly burned.
This afternoon colored woman named
Jennie johnson, living in Berkeley, Wis
tied the station-house and while standing
in the door she fell aud almost instantly
expired. Her body was placed on
stretcher and the city coroner, Dr. L. v.
Newton, held an inquest. Death result
ing from natural causes.
Major KempP. Plummer, an employee
OF the offices Of the Seaboard and Roam
oke railroad, and formerly OF Narrent0n,
n. g., and Petersburg, died at his home,
-, ,vrrt...loTr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES

LOUISVILLE. September l9.-Grain AMI or
visions unchanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
W. B. Bradley, W. @. Owens, and
Rcn1or

BOudar.
II WAS reported yesterday afternoon
that mans body, supposed to be q coll
ored person, was seen floating down the
river in the forenoon. Ii had not been
brought to shore either in Richmond or
Manchester last night.
Mr.. Thomas W. Gentry, master mo-
chanic OF the Richmond and Danville
railroad shops, celebrated his thirty
eighth birthday yesterday. Twenty
seven Of these years have been spent IN
the service OF that company in various
capacities, from that Of oflice-boy to
master mechanic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
Louisyiiie Races.
[By telegraph 10 the Dispatch

LOUISVILLE. September le.-Fair weather, fast
track and good attendance.
First raco--oDe mile-Poteen won; krebus
second. Harry Glenn third. lime, l:s2X.
second rsce-three quarters OF a mlle--Tom
Hood won; Eyerette second, Rhody Brengle
third. Time. liza
third race-tSo miles--Long Chance won: j.
b. Clay second, trsDkfert third. Time. 800
Fourth receive eixhfhs Of a mlle-Rimini
won: Sunlight second. sparing third Time,
1:Olk.
Fiftb race--ssven eighths OF mile--Panama
won: stideawsy second, wynrdom Third. Time,
1lsaL@
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was She Lost?

by telegraph 10 the Dtspatch.l
New ORLEANS, September 19.-The
steamer S. Pizzati, from Truxillo, ar
rived here yesterday. She came from
the same ports and over the same route
as that usually followed by the steamer
h. b. Ward, Jr., now eleven days over
due from Utilla, which port she left on
September 18th. The belief now is that
the Word has been lost with all ON board.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
Rejoicing over LangstOn's NOmiHa-
linn.
Especial telegram 10 ths Dispatch.

PETERSBURG. VA. September i9.-host OF the
Republican delegates Of both factions returned
from Farmville tonight, and many coiored peo-
pie we're at mo depot with the expectation that
iAngston would return. Tue colored people arc
greatly reloiced at the nomination OF their fSyo-
rite, aad express opinion that Arnold will DO
easy for thom 20 beat me Langston delegates
declare that Arnold was only nominated 70 give
the white Republicans candidate % vote tor,
and this argument will DO used 10 strengthen
Iaagston with his race. The color hne has been
very clearly drawn aud Is destined TO DO still
more definitely marked IN the light between Ma
hone and Langston In Ihis district
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
GRAIa and COTTON EXCHANGES.
RICHMOND. September 10, 1883
OFFERINGS.

OFFERINGS.
WugAT.-5672 bushels.
CORS.-l,il0 bushels
OATs.-3G bushels.
MEALS bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Manifestation 80 bushels very good al
81: "a bushels very good 81 9ec.; ~ bushels
good az SIC. 20 pu'he.s good at sc. Total sales
Of wheat, go bushels
Offerings to-day u wheat, A57R bushels: same
day las year. 721f bushels sales today 81
wheat 30 bushels; same day last year, 7.lsl
bushels Offerings so far tnis season, 55l,5st
bushels; same Time isst season, 81 bushels.
Extreme range OF prices to-day Nc. " 81;
same day last year, ~ % Sic.
OATs.-Winter, 80 bushels choice al 5Oc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20

81, sssxn January. &i-zsiEr. osss fsiriy scsiys
bot easy: Southsfn sed Pennsylvania. sRs3<c |:
western white. 53s3c.: western mixed. 1ssDc.
hys anief ~ eisSer. Hsy dun prime 10 ehDscs
western, fsetiA0 Provisions sses1y ~ u.-
changed prices; rnsss pest. SO msyis. Lard
isai7c creamery. zfsz7c. Eggs arm ssiss>oc.
Petroleum stosdY: rcdned. nc. Corss orser;
Mo. cargoss. fair. iBksisso sofar siesfy; A
soft. 7kc.: copper rednsa 1rm AZ ljhaiskc
Whlskey steady al q. 2sasi.H
CHICAGO.
Carci0o, September i,.-'rhs cash quotations
were: Flour nrn and uncnsogod: No fspfine
wheat. 9fag5c: No ROD. efaetsc. No. corn,
43i.c No 2oats, Akc. Moss-pork, silta Lari.
$40 % Sbort-rts, 40. Shonhtsrs s. .62)< als.1s
Sbor,-cear. Sgata.S5. whiakey, t0.
The leading futures ranged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
The Ir,an Btshous

LONDON, September l9.-The Uroni-
cle's Rome correspondent says Mgr.
Persico has reported 10 the Vatican ihat
the Irish Bishops have succeeded in al
having the intensity OF the Nationalist
noitation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20

4 small leakage was discovered in the
canal at the fiye-mile locks Tuesday eve
ing. Superintendent Boiling sent force
Of men to make the necessary repairs,
which were done in q short time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
TWO CANDIDATES.
THE REPUBLICAN PLrTIE THE FOURTH
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
A Very Lame Ahair--Both Arnold and
Langsion Nominated az Farmville-
Brady Denounces Kahone.



FAsMvrLE, Va. September l9.-At
noon to-day Malone Convention assem-
blod at the courthouse and Langston's
~ the Town Hall. The State Executive
Committee, OF which there we're three
members present having previously
CanyaSsed the credentials OF members
and decided that Langston was only en-
titled - thirty.iive of the eighty-five
members constituting the convention,
the followers Of the colorod candidate did
not seek admittsnce into the court house,
Int assembled promptly in their hall.
These rooms we're so near each other
that the music Of Mahouos band and
the vociicrous cheering Of the colored
IanCstOnites made a perfect Babel OF
noise The personnel Of the two con-
ventions may be briefly summed up as
follows: twenty-five whites and sixty
Col0rcd Mahoncites, while LanPston
could only connt eight white men among
his supporters The usual formulary
Was observed hy both conventions In the
appointment of Committees on Creden-
tails Resolutions, and Permanent Or
o,uzation. and flaming oraiory while
waiting reports.
BRADY DRSOUNCES MALONE.
Rradv denounced Malone and his ma
chine m a two-hours' speech while 10
fierce and denunciatory resolutions Ma
hone was having him read out Of the
party.
In the Malone Convention Judge Ar
maid, of Sussex county, was nominated
for Congress without opposition. Having
been duly waited on he addressed his
supporters ia lengthy speech. General
Malone followed HIM at the close of the
convention, dwelling mainly on national
issues.
Perhaps not 100 persons were present
IT TINS so-callcd regular convention or
were interested enough TO hear tins de-
throncd tymut. as his enemies love to-
DAY 10 term him.
The boltcrs had very much enthusiasm
and very little order.
ALL SHADES.
LanC.ton was nominated and seconded
in number Of speeches by whites,
blacks. and al intermediate shades and
was unanimously mndo the nominee
every utItGhtt NNiIMAs l4hlkNtDi DHuf
p speech Of acceptance of considerable
length, dilating upon his own eminent
qualifications religious, social, and pO-
lucal-for the position. When. as APP
pears from lndu0itable testimony. the
cne-man power had appointed county
clmrmeu. instructed them to preside at
precinct as we'll as county meetings., and
to read ont lists OF Delegates and de
clare them elected without vote.
the wonder is that this breach
had been So long deferred, bet p
casual observer will be convinced this
rupture vldeus daily and that the form
or white party leaders viii not longer
cu,Io, the negro vote IN the Fourth
congressional district, IL IS equally cvl-
dent that tho Malone nrcugth is gone.
and soon none viii be so poor BIS to do
him reverence. The negroes ere wild,
with q sort Of religious zeal about their
candidate The slogan runs thusy ::
" Moses IS dead, but Joshua shall lead
rs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
NEW YORK STOCK MARKTr.

Mean OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
chnncerx Conri-spcctsl ses.ion.

The Chancery Court-Judge Addison
r. Holiday presiding will be in special
session to-day, beginning at IL O'Clock,
to hear any business thatmay be brought
before il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
Pure Teas.

If you are looking Tor pure article Of
Tea call nj Julien Biniords, 1902 Main
street. lou can get 1t there. You can
also get the Silver Tea, and with this tes
You get a nice present The pnce OF
this tea is 6Uc. per pound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20

NOSBY-TEAGLE. Married. IN Milton. v G.,
sunday. septembe 81. ISIS, ". ". horB1 aud
Miss NORA D.. TEAGLh; 10th ~ this city.
uanvilln VA. Charlotte ~. a., aIid Hunting
ton lW. VA papers please cVpy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
CHICAGO.


1T. LorIs. September 11--Flour qulat and
easy. Whoat-Cssh nrm and higher; options
closed Aai,c. below yesterday, No. red, cash,
gla9l &C: Octoo Der, % "; December. slGa9iAc.
Germ lover, tho closing being almost ~. below
yesterday: -. red. cash. Nc; October, co., =
40sc. Oats lower: cash, 8!sc. I'D. May. IA
2Sc. Septsrn Der, 2gi.r. bid. Nhirkey steady ~
fi.is. Provisions QUOT and easier. PORK. EhsA
Lard. {Qsh Dry-salt meais-shoulder-. s..
longs AMI ribs f,.g3. shOri-c. "a ia15 Bacon
Shoulders. fSs3; longs and rits, sas5asgo;
short rlear so F-aflQ an
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
IBy telegraph 70 the Dispasc

lby telegraph 70 inc piopsShi
CHARLESTON. s. c., September H.
The regular through schedule on the
Charleston and Savannah road will be
resumed tomorrow morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
RsrTrmnRE sToCE wARKEE
kICaMOHD sroCE EXCHANGE

BALTIMORE. September 19--NirginiR G& con-
solidated. Is, Do. iJ-Ds, o5H; DO. now Us, %
RIA tf-f.tv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION rHERswITH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Record OF the New York and Richmond
Stock yxchsng ss-Grsin, Flour, Cot
ton, Neat, and other Qastationa
INV ,c,egraph 70 the Dispasch.I

s-, WASHINGTON, September 10 Fer vlr-
lFlln ,ginia. slightly warmer. fair. southwest
I-----Iorly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20

NEW YORK, September ia.-Thc stock markei
to-day was moro active than for a long time. aud
WAS strong even 10 buoyancy The Improvement
extended through the list Tho feature OF the
dealings was the heavy buying 81 foreign houses,
whose purchases we're measured ~ DOusaDds
There was much speculation as 10 tho oh'eOt OF
the heavy absorption OF ~ Paul especially
though majority Of the street set II down 10 The
desire ~ foreign holders Of the stock - ootiin
complete control and make changes IN The Board
81 Directors, and by -ome Mfssr< Armour and
Planknton eore believed Also 10 be In the scheme
win The Lon ionerA There Wa. no iO>lsiFe
information upon The point. however. everything
being conjecture The bears were completely
oem0raliZed for the time being, AMI IN her
haste 70 cover their shorts and get over to mo
bull side up The prizes OF stock over per
cont Tue improved outlook am0ag the trunk
lines for harmony. with the late atVanco In rates.
served o. bring the stocks OF those lines once
more into prominence, and Lake shore espc-
cia.iy. which tocame tle featsre Of ths day sad
crossed par for the fret Ius Ia tive years ! no
Gould stocks were comparatively neglect
cd. There were few stocks, among
which we're Inckawanua snd New England,
which failed - respond 70 the general advance,
and az times showed considerable weakros-
The decision ~ the ArouaSors Ga tho suit Of no
Hooking valley against Judge Burke being sd
verse 70 tho company. DE stock OF that roai be-
came extremely weak. and after decline of
over ton points, recovered q small portion % -
loss. The weakness in IL hal sons e1ect ln
holding hsck the improvement In the general
llsl. dnu lta4 " htkut Tthctt'h, SuA lf h" -
euro was OF short duration, and The upward
movement WAS soon resumed Tho com mission
k0uses had liberal buying orders and many VI
Tie traders were over ON the bull side. SAtfn
gave mo market a very strosg tone throughout
Outside Of Hooking Valley. which lost = per
cent. the declines today are few and uoimpoft-
ant, whiie -. Tau r0se AZ. Procured, "a bur-
lngton. .. Louisville and nashville. Ia, Lake
shore, M; Northwestern, -; Omaha, per
cent, and the re-t fractional amounts. lotal
ssle,. hAO,O shares.
HFw YORK, september i9-fo0n.--stocks Dun
and hru. Money easy Al iai1. EXchange-Long,
$50 short, ~. Governments dun and stendy
EreuiH1. -h1chsuce quiet aud strong. Money
cssy alta y yer cent sui Ireatury alsnces-
Com. ...IH,uO0: currency. il9.3gi .0rc Govern
ments active ana s.rung; per cents, l23A; ~
per cents. lo... state bonds quito. and gene
rally steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20

The funeral Will tnase ptace from 81 Patrt.ks
church THURSDAY AOkNIS0 Al ID o'clock.
Warrenton va. Norfolk VA. Portsmouth,
VA, and ST LOUIS NO. papers please copy.
FACUO. Died. nc haif-psst ~ O'Clock. We'd
nesdav morning, September 1911, as the resi-
llenco OF his graBdfar,isr, Oldseu jordan, a..
Nicholson street, JAMES CLAUDE only child OF
william Il. and Dcra +. Ea-hO; aged ono year
and SIX days.
Dear little CLAUDE In Heaven
safe. very sale over there;
Taken from earth Va his beauty.
Before he know SORROW OF care.
Cons from our armf. ioVoy dazhng,
TO liys with tho IOOr and tho true;
God t)Ck our treasure 10 Heaven
That our hearts may Journey there TOO;
Il may De- DO looks down upon US,
A. mournfIlly arOuod W. go.
AMI pilles his sorrONing parents,
VINO miss thcir hbiio ono 81
But n our lives here please Jesls,
When one day lie calls W = come.
As 40 cross over tho threshold Of Heaven
our darling will welcome Us home.
Our darling one from US hA, gone,
The voice We loved - stiilrd,
A place is vacant In oar home,
That never can DO nlleJ.
The funeral Will tsko place from Denny
Street Methodist Episcopal church THIS THUR
davl MORNING at 20 o'clock. Friends and 49,
quaintances respectfully invited 70 attend
NOORF.-Died. at williamsburg. Va, We'd
nes.lay mOrning. September itth. after long
And painful Illness. WALTER aOOkE; aged
The funeral win take plsce from his ia.e rest.
deuce No. iaO5 uest Leigh street, Ihic
CThursfay) EVENING a. Z O'Clock. friends Of
the family are invited ~ attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
CINCINNATI

CTScTNSAri. September ia-Fiour irmcr
Wheat stronger; SO. : rel. ST. Corn easier;
No. mixed. &c. Onis steady No. 2mxed,
~. PORK nrm ~ SiA lard quiet Bglk-
meats quiet and arm. Recon nrm rhor'-clear
SO. ~. WnlsEey. tiiL Hogs a.lvO suf
stroag. common and light 90 iaaiG3j. pack
ing and burrhrr4i a. ffa.E Al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20

BROWNING. Died. at 90 Automatic street,
septembsr igih. AZ 40 A. NJ, r. CU1HBERr
BkON Ming. adopted son u Frank aud 4. J.
Ihfmnnd.
FnnrraI services az Pue-streot Baptist churrh
nt O'Clock THIS 0hursdaY Af1hhhooN.
Friends and aclualnt6neos are respectfully ia
yitei ~ attend.
COLE.-Diod, Tuesday. september iSth. at 10
p e AZ the resistance % har mother. IN eat
Main street. MAMIE A. COLE. beloved vile Of
Charles A. Cole ana daughter u Ann and Tie
iate lanes DfNsilL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
mE. THORNuELL ROME.
To sail for Home October 4th-Oiher
Manchester News

Mrs. Thornbil, of this city, has just
received postal from her husband. Rev.
J.. r.. Thornhill. the popular and beloved
pastor Of the BainbrIde-Street Baptist
church, in which he states that he and
Or. Hatcher will sail for home the 4th Of
October. When he wrote they were III
Rome. and both were in the enjoyment
of perfect health and hayinga delightful
time. They Will reach Richmond per
haps about the 18th or 18th, and both OF
them will meet with warm receptions and
hearty welcomes from their respective
congregations, Their friends hope that
they may return much improved ana in
yigorated by the trip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
mAnuNE iNTHLLIGEScE-

nARINE iNTELLIGEscE-
MINIATURES ALMANAC, ssPTsxBsz %. isss
enn r,se,.-........ $50 Hugh IiDk
san sets.......... GO9 Morning. 81
Moon risss......... oss kvenins..........- XII
PORT or RICHMOND. sEPTKsBEs 10. 1853
sAILED.
Steamer ARIEL. Deyo. Norfolk. UDi,ed states
mail. mechanics. AMI passengers. l. b. Iatuni,
agent
PoRToF NEWPORT EEwS skrrkxssR 10. isss
by Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Couch. Rchnond.
and sailed for New YORK. mervhaoiise.
steamship Budapest Thompson, Colon, 70
load coal.
sAtLgn
S>horners Mabel Phillips, Haskell. Providencs:
Benjamin hale. Halo, Boston-ooth win oost
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20

VKTANTED, TO RENT A HOUSE
w or SIX or SEVEN ROOMS, located
within fifteen minutes walk Of the post-0ilce.
Must be In good order aud moderate rent VIII
rent for year ana pay monthiy. Addres 'B.''
Q.-ezLck QlihA "a ILL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20

NEW YORK, September 10 Cotton -Gross 20
ceipfs ; bales. Futures closed Jul huf steady, .
sales. 43.3U bales september. e. 11alAfDi ortp-
Der. SAL. November. f3n. Uecemuer sieA
so6a: Jalrery. f37iAtas5, February. 81 "a
f0s3. March. f1t.as19t. April. 3D. 2ssf9 %,
May. ll06ssily'; Dune, silliailol5; July,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20

THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY VA
clear and warm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20

NTOTICE.-MY STORE WILL BE
~ CLOSED TODAY AND o-NORROW on
account az holiday M. HIRSHBERt.
Sc al-lts i547 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET

SEPrEWBER l9.-Msrket strong; sales reported
on private terms and largo receipts from no
country. Prime. 3hc extra prime, 3hc.; fancy.
&C.: common. q, A. ac.: sneiei, Nae; factory
hand-picked. ia-c. 40 thc rate % which STOCK b.
coming to marzet Just now, tho supply ~ OF
peanuts tn the ada ems country must seou be
exhausted.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
IBeportcd Tor the Dispatch
SEPTEMBER ~ Receipts far. and market
nrmer a. quotations; Prime, 3Rnikc; extra
prime. Sc: fancy. g., ca Hlieh basis sales
we're ma io to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-30
Bcxema on Baby Cured.

Eczema on Baby Cured.
nv baby has been troubled with ecsema on HE faca.
neck. head cars and entire body. He was mass a
scabs and were obliged TO tie his hands 10 prevent
his scratching. have spent dollars fenedes wthout
eject after using one box CUTICURA snd one eaks
Of CtTICURA SOAP the child is entirely cured
'""''' ~'-''~ r. w. BROWN,
IL Mullst., Brooklyn, T. D., N. 7.