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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

FIfLER.-nic uffqriiY, ~ to residence 81
NJ WIutaIn D YER. as Eoei.rL Z. a., Ortobsg u
ISIS. FASSfR EULLth, a. tha "iNltJ.slsbih
year Of nor ags. an OIL ull iaiLiii ianlly sen
want , $500,
Nv b,sn whsts sae cok8rr1. ber lean iraF'p q
Veig ~ thekSfHs and hchrs 81 mo fanny 80
hSsIiroi Ia ~ i0ag tha. can never 10 AHed'
Go.G's siA be doae. ,, ,,,,,v
Her funeral vii place ~ 30 y. NJ. TO-DAY
Nunday frUn INC Gosre-strcet baptmt CHURCH,
Frisnss and seagRiHissees inVsea ~ aI'ehA
EorfoE papers gIsms cspT.
GOODMAN. -D.ss, 90 saturday,, October ~.
nitv-ihrne yeanA
Ths gasrsi via lake place from his Iato resi-
dsrcs. sge EAST rfaRtlin stfeeL On dOsDh1
AFTERNOON a. 80 0ctOek. Friends VI NO
family arr invited 20 siiena. ~ noFona
HufER-lisd. on Satgr1ay, ortobsr Ism,
GEOkGE KILLER. iEltgt BON " Olto aud AinAhA
Eliior: aged tNn' e. feyA
The funeral takss piaco from NO resicnoe OF
bis pareHts 10 Brs9s avenue, 4O-DAt W.h-
day, . -tohoT IAN, asp. -.
PPfrs. Died, o. ne L.th instant. =! A. W
At ,ifs re.lcessa Of MS son is-ias. W. j. Waie.
2ii5 Pfsasant stnsof. ffAlLL a. ilAiS, ia mo
sixty-afh year Of pisafe- ,
F1yerai VII taks pi,ce from ne above resi-
derco az ?. q. TO-DAY. Ihiermeot Al D.
PEERS Episroyai church, Aon hshs county
Monday a. ~ d.
ROWE.-Dled, ~ o'clock r. ", % tho b'h
instant, a. tho residence n = n. ho@nS ~,
r. W. ROWE. u biOucester county, ia 10
.wenty-.ixih year q his aze.
Tne holy will DO ib.errei ~ the Oh feniy
burning grUgLd 81 free qOf,, Va. where y VIII %
taEsn on MONDAY hOkSlA1 nett Al 0cisk
90 TIE Y0rs- River Line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
Personals AND Briefs.

Julian NJ. solomon, Rsl.. Of savannah, is IN
the city. the guest OF W Loyenstein' ksl.
Miss Nary Burger, Of Danvue. Va. IS visiting
her sister, Mrs. l. J. Cobb, 2i7 east Main
Nlss Valley V. Hoover. Of stanton, is visiting
her friend Miss Maggie Null, OF Tins city.
Miss Jessie :. Bennett. who has been visiting
In the mountains, has returned 10 The city
Mrs. NJ. A. waymack. Of Prince George county,
is visiting Nor daughter on east Leigh street
Nj Warren {. Arsem. formerly Of this city,
nov OF Ashevile, y. C.. = in thecly on 'isl~
Miss Mary ssnrin. Of southampton county. IS
visiting Aiss Grace Baker, of $50 east Franklin
street
Miss Mary y. Parr, o. Caroline county. is visit
ing her sister Mfs. Lewis h. smith, oil 2iJs
erect
Rev. DIR. Kerr will conduct TIE song service at
a.. Male Orphan Asylum al 40 O'clock his AZ
tcruoOn.
Kiss Minnie Peace. OF staunton, & visiting
Mrs Maggie BeS7i and Miss Annie Fa2glGn' Oh
north Fitih streeL
Gracie Of Albany, y. y, are Nls4snS hei siste4'
Mrs. Bedeli IA vaat Gay street.
Mrs. Lola r. Payne and liiie daughter Viola
Of Charlotiosvile. is visiting her pafenls' Af'
sud Mrs. l. n. Smith, 2i03 street
Mr. and NrA A. X. Eou have returned 70 the
CIV. and arc livng at ION west Orace street,
after an absence u year in Ashland.
CAPTAIN Thomas ". Scott, Uuited statrs Mar
shat for ,hs distract, has returned rem DIS
home ia Charlotte codnty, where ne Was SICK Tor
several uoeEs.
Mr. John Thompson Brown, who has returned
from his european TIP, Is Ia robust health and
IN the highs.t II spirits. he had good uhle
abroad, but IS delighted 10 DO BACK IN richmond
sgatn.
Miss Etta NJ. Smith, Of sl0s II street, who las
heeU eu a p,easanl visit 70 ChArlotteovile, has
returned toIne, accompanied by her sister, hrs
Mary l. Ferguson, who VIII Spend some une IN
Richmond.
=, IN. c.ats,n Holm Cussans. OF Glen Alien,
Va. aud not Mr. Pelt Miller. Nhe nominated
capsa,n John $ Wise for The presidehos Of eno
ytrviuia FleId.Sf,or Association ar. KILLER
was present aud voted aye.
Niss iouise White. OF Charlottesville. ktss
Ass.ie cayistlan. OF Baltimofs, ana Mss Cesl-
sissaa lanAlranL OF Plios- ManiRomars anahlE-
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

OCTOBER IL. 1888
The market closes TO-DAY strong. win re-
ported good sales OF bdghts which seem CON
fned rather 10 q few commission Arms. Tue
wssk, however, has been active, add ali seiisrs
cid good bnsiHoas Il good bughS. fhsAaar
grades arc selected arst. aud when t6ese become
moro orless eIhAustsd me next grades wiz MAO
their placos. FILTERS have been more asnVe,
hut there is stih room Tor iaDrogemeat bofore
many q bsIdsr cen cisiia prO1t Ia tssn.
There IS no htsounpt - force prices higher thsa
tho naGural demand EosSes Aom. The point
should be 10 Keep up an sctlTa market Late
buyers will sooa 10 essrisg The early bought
s,sck a. an adyasce, And via no DOUBT get it.
Crop news il un hanged. Bad specimens Of
frost-damagsd leaf hang around Tho walls Of
the Exchange, bat We haye no doubt me barns
have something better thsn these. CiarksyiHe
TonuJ reports note stronger market on com
mon darks. vim NJ tObsc5o above medium.
The percentage 81 green cut and frosted Is
thought nov % hayo reached 80 per cent como
little tobacco wa cut on ths ON Instant Our
tsbacco VISITORS SPEAK IA high terms o, tho Rich
moAd exhibits.
KxPoKrs B0R sErrExEEB. 1898. FOR eEcosp DIS
TEIcf On YfsGlHiA.
Tshscco. 2saSA pounds; cigarettes. G5Aooo.
Ps,srsbuTg, <)t,97s S0asdA
STAMP SALES, sEC0HD DfsrRicT o. YIhsfSiA-
Tobacco. SoaG599 -. CiEnss. fi2,zas3; ciga-
rsttes, fig.e4g5Q. Total. ssS.ilR.4j. Richmond
tobacco. gsTsiltL Petersburg -t0oAcco. tD.-
S5Ll2: cigarettes ard cigars, SSs,4<.lA Ciga-
rettas-RichmOud. so % %. cigars blchfncnd.
slIss3G 81. Nonolt-eigsrs, $S4l.AA PeLersbprg-
cig4rs, s2iGi0. Fredencss01rE-clgars ts"S1
1Otal, 10, ~ a..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

DELovANTI, TIE YOUNG PHILADELPHIA,
NOW on EXHIBITION IN THIS CITY.

DELOvANTT, THE YOUNG PHILADELPHIA,
NOW on EXHIBITION N THIS CITY.
The Boston Museum, on Broad street
next TO Fords Opera House. was all day
Yesterday and last evening crowded to its
utmost capacity by admirers OF tie
strange ard wonderful. A very interest-
ing line Of curiOsities is presented, but
probably the most remarkable of all IS
Professor Deloyanti. the giass-eater.
Deloyanti is a rather goOd-looking young
man about twenty years OF age. There
is nothing very remarkable about his APP
pearance except his teeth, all Of which
are even, white, and perfectly formed.
Glass-eating has always been considered
sure death, but DeloYanti appears 10
relish a lunch upon a lamp globe or q
co'orcd bottle rs much AS q hungry
tramp would q chicken salad. The physi-
cians Of the city have become deeply in
tertsied IN Deloyantis peculiar case,
those who have witnessed his exhibition
declaring Il US truly marvellous. Five
years OF this peculiar diet has not ap-
parently impaired his hesith in the least,
As he Is strong. robust, and healthy
looking Young man.
Deioganti Is by no means the only OBJ
ject Of interest on exhibition. The curl
osities are ell worthy Of special mention.
The exhibition Is moral. refined, and OF
an educational nature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

Continent e0g basss: s,sos, Ct1ss s>is<.
soufhern d0ur dull atd weak NHss, -rsst
kAJc. sexsr ord sssk .sd ssiI eyssAzs ses7
dull asd SsEgc. isrcr; Nc. Urea. ootss~s. se-si-
nal; NOVEMBER, o.. issfsp. -. siostng 81 fLi2H
Desens ssT, 81. ~. asl- - ala cocn-t,pst, KAYE.
lower and vest eat 1sstersfa;y .etigx cptiens
ha1sc. lever and wcxs and vsky eot; Octossr,
Sc s<aSsSc Osts-Spch Hs<c otsf and
ieas dsins: options oesissssd nc tsilns
October. SOC: Nseo-esr. Usa Conos-
Options clssed irrugutf and pes Pgsgts
aovn on readF,ng: ecs0ter. silssuit1,
Noyenbor. tiasAglLn syst RIO e-ll and
easier; fair eerxosS sid. sngar-kss an
settled asa nomsaaf: FAR rsnnins. sog7H;
rshnsd oust END unohangs1. helssBes noni-
nai Rice s.Fosg sad "a up.isrsto 4snsnd. Pc
trolsun, quist saAs,oary crude, ekasHs re.
fined, 7.c. CStton-eeod Oh qniet kostn duil
ssd stsasv. Turpsnans Drm. HIS strong and
acuve. WOOL qpist and nrm. PORK qasct rs
BIG gsaSis IS. FEET strong Bcef hssns stesdy.
Tisrced beef steady. Cut-rnssts q'tiet hiddles
nrm. Lard quiet: western stesm. spot f90; 90
to6er, $40 bid; November, tasA freish~
steady
CHICAGO.
oHroIso. october i2-Ths cssh Quotations
we're. Flour steady snd unchanged. Va
spring wheat. tLl3aeiLiA; No 2 rcd. t.l3ts
Ul3s. No. ? oorn. {jI.c. Ne. oat-, A8c- he.s-
pork. SIS. lard, sai2NafiG Slcrt-ribs. $50;
shoulders. $50 Also. thori-clear, t1I2hss31o.
Nhiskey. fi.s0.
The leading futures ragged - fellows
C9slllg HlJksr Cf5Haf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

by tel 81 apn - me D'pAfhi
JEROME PARE, October l3.-Fir't
race-one mile-Trislan won Wilfred
second. Little Minch third. Time, l:i6.
Second race-Kenslco handicap. for
two year-olds-l, 100 yards -Fresnowon;
Pet Morris second, Champagne Charley
third. Time, l:-54.
Third rAce-hanIicap, one and one
eighth miles untress won Stockton
second. Eleye third. Time, Poi.
Fourth raco-Grand National hanli-
cap. one and ono half niles -Raceland
won FirenI second, hnloolah third.
lime. $780,.
Fifth race-ono mile aud hnlf fur
long stockton won Maia second, Ia
nlta third. Time, l:5e;.
Sixth rsce-handicap, 400 yards
Leo Ii. won Zoe Lee second, Specially
ard. Time, 1927.
Seventh racs-selling. three quarters
Ok mile-Glenmomd won; Drumstick
second, Osceola third. Time, 1917.
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Dca,h MIA. T. Goodman.

Mr.. A. r. Goodman. an cid citizen Of
Richmond. died ast night Al IL o'clock
Sc has hong been engaged IN tho bark
business in this city. Hewss tifty-three
wears of age. Mr. Goodman leaves a
wife md five sons and five daughters.
He had been sick about three months.
ani az the time Of his death was sur
rounded by all of his family, including
hie sons, Sigmond NJ. and Morton -, Of
Savannah, Ga, and Nathan, OF jackson
vile. Tia.
The funeral services will be- held from
his residence. tbs east Franklin, Monday
afternoon at $50 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
Athlete officers.

The Athletic Association OF Richmond
College met yesterday afternoon at /
o'clock and elected the following officers
for the ensuing session Ii. Il. Jones, of
Pennsylvania, president; J. II. White
head, vicc-prcsident VI. W. Thomas, Of
Maryland. secretary, and =. H. Shuck.
of kentucky, treasurer. A number Of
new students joined. The report of the
former treasurer, Mr.. c. n. Baker,
showed the ASSOCIATION TO be IN good
condition financially. The association
has IN anticipation iield-day at al early
date
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
Cinctnnatt naccs.

rRYtoicgraDa 20 tho Dis2asrh.l
CfNcnsEATl, October 10. This was the
last day of The racing at Latonis.
First race -thcos quarters OF a mile
Lucy Howard won Fred. Wooley Sc
cond, Bluc-Eyed Belle third. Time,
1:23.
SECOND race-throe quarters Of mile
Clifford won; Bixby second, Clara G
third. Time, l:22.
Third race-one milo-Irma II won ;
Robin second, Derochment third. Time,
1911.
Fourth receive eiChths Of a mile
Spectator won Marchbufg second,
Chestnut Belle third. Tine, 1901
Fifth race-one mile-Come to-Taw
one King Regent second, Nyleptha
third. Tine, l:52t.
Sixth race-nine furlongs-Poteen
won Dad second Panama third. Time,
0.051.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
A. Far Apart AZ Ever.

10y I1IEFT ATH % wv IN I'@7N'I'I
CHICAGO, October BIN accordance
with aa arrangement made between the
strikers and President Yerkes at last
nights conference street-car traffic WAS
resumed on tue West Side this morning,
and has continued throughout the day.
A large number Of cars have beehrln on
the North Side, although by no means
the usual number They were guarded
by the police as usual. A good part Of the
dav has been spent in conference be-
tween Yerkes and the strikers, but they
are as far apart rs ever, and the West
Side strike Will probably occur to-mor-
row
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

known. The bank has capital stock OF
$40, 900. An investigation into the az
fairs OF the Farmers and Merchants
Pank shows things 20 be in a bad
way The general ledger shows de-
posits Of SiHa, 600, and the individual
ledger 1919. 600. a difference OF S2l5, 900.
The books have not been examined for
ten years, and il is not known where tho
money has gone. u is supposed that
the bank was hurt by the failure of the
Fidelity Bank OF Cincinnati.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
are the quests of Nrz Alfred y. Courtuey. Of her
country hone. "Dunbsrton," nenrtro county.

are Tie quests of Nrx Alfred y. courtaey. Of her
country home, " Dunbsfton," nenrro county
To-day "a the twenty-afth anniversary o, me
N arriaEs 81 senator LoreRstein and vie, ana
vhsy have tho best wishes q host OF h~neA
The Madison Weird Democratic clubs are re.
quesisd 10 meet n the Chancsry Court room ..
so'ciocs to-morrsw night for the TRANSACTION Oh
important business.
Miss Duase Dickerson. ~ Green county, ana
Miss Rosa I4aenfgld, Of Charlottesville. are we
guests OF Misses Emma and Ida Bland, o. 10
t0gi uost Cary street.
Governor Lee yesterday offered reTnru OF
800 for tho arrest Of Thomas Hayes dlffs sro's
toe negro charged with the murder OF fattlcA
Burns A. LynchuurR LAST Saturday night
Wr.A T. Gary. whose condition has been very
unfavorable foT several days past. was thought
70 be somewhat better yesterday. He has, how
ever. not yet recovered tie use OF his lower
II nbe.
Mr.. Samuel Register. who has been visiting
friends ira Baltimore her former hemel. returns
t. Richmond tomorrow. While North sho visited
PHILADELPHIA. Tew York, and Boston. Mrs. Reg
ss.or vii reside ihis winter a. 400 east Grace
-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

Richmond. William II. Gray s trus-
tees TO d. ID. pGmble, 1872 feet on Cary
street corner Twentieth libby Prison,
Sll.OO0: ". Z. Harwood and wife to
Norris r.. Jones, 40 feet on Union street,
$1,000; John q. Proctor and vile TO
William Il. Bourne, - feet on Twenty
seventh street between Broad and Mar
shall. $500 Leopold Spies's trustees 10
Mary PfeiiIer. 90 feet on Broad street
between Munlord and Gilmer, 81, SO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

The October term Of tie Hustings
Court commences tomorrow.
Hon. William Anderson and daughter,
Of Fluyauua, arc tho guests of at.
George Anderson, OF this city.
Mr.. George hardy and her mother,
Of Lunenburg, are visiting Mrs. a. d.
sLotwell on CoVardin avenue.
Cards are out for the marriage
Wednesday the oath. at 3 p. NJ, at the
residence Of Mr. d. ". Wiltshire, on
Twelfth street, of Mr. ". I. Williamson
to diss Jennie II. Salmon.
Tho Democrats Will have public
speaking tuesday night IN the warehouse
CA lower Huil street, and Friday night
ia the rear OF Bowen a Eradley's.
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RInine ,raIksTarin

fBy telsgreph % ne Dispatch.I
EVANSVILLE. IND, October l3.-Ihe
air was rather chilly, but still about
s,000 people assembled TO hear James q.
Blaine this afternoon. He devoted him
self mainly TO an analysis Of and reply
10 the speech delivered here last evening
by Representative Mills, Of Texas, upon
the tariff question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
.nitArsin,t DR.. maehsnEIe.

[By Alglo-American cable 20 the Dispatch.l
LoSDoS, October Ie.-Ihe Putt RaH
Gazetis states that DIR. Dergmsnn, one
OF the physicians who were IA attend
ance upon the late Emperor Frederick,
VIII bring Nh action for libel in tae Eng
Ssh courts against DR.. Mackenzie for
statements made by tue latter III his
eook on the case Of Emperor frederick
rejecting on Dr. BergmAnns ability rs
a physician. The r05ctfe also saws that
Dr. Gerhardt will probably institute pro-
ceedings against Mackenzie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
Nominated for Congress.
ID. ,.,to.,...,..h A.. fha Dfapatebf

~ = ~ u
SAX ANTONIO, TExas, October b
Colonel Augustus Belknap has been
nominated for Congress by the Demo-
Gratis Of the Tenth district.
NEW ORnEASs, October l3.-The Re
publican Convention Of the Second con-
gressioDsl district to-day nominated ii.
Dudley Coleman, president OF the Cham
Der OF Commerce Of this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

Judge Wexford. Of tine City Circuit
Cc1r. bos granted o charter TO the
" rutua assotIaloDe Principe di Nap0-
ID. au a.eocmlou formed by Italian cltl-
gems Of Richmond for the purpose Of
caring for the sick. bury'ng the dead,
rul looking utter the needy, and for tho
prn.lM purpose of mutual aid and assist
mc,. The capital stock 20 he not less
Shan e-0J nor more than S25, 70 he
divided into shares Of $40 each. Tho
uionoal Office 10 bo located IN Rich
m1ad.
The officers are: FIlomino Altero,
president; Nicola Summa, viee-presl-
dent James l.. Bot,o, treasurer; >anas-
tiouo Bat1ole. secretary. Directors
Gafac 1ranione, Andrea Iontanesa.
Juueno Iirrello, Antonio Baccigalupo,
Nnldouo Correvas, Acteono Boz1ell,
Ilomeno Allcro, and James T. Botto.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

be given. The management have had
the park nicely Fixed up with good, com
Portable seats, the capacity OF which is
b,eeo, and it is hoped that there will be
a large crowd to witness the games.
Gates viii be open at 2:30 o'clock and
play called at 3:i5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

Andrew Jackson Democratic Club OF
Monroe Ward hold an important meet
ing tomorrow night at Colunbuss ball,
corner of Third and Broad streets. al :
O'Clock. at which time the election OF a
president 70 I'll the vacancy caused by
the resignation OF Mr.. BloombeIg Will
fako nlRce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

sho, nv n Desperate Negro.

WILMINGTON, y. c., October l3.-
Police Detective b. +. burlington WAS
shot, probably fatally. by a negro bur
glar whom he was attempting to arrest
on the street tonight. The ball entered
the jaw and ranged upward, lodging in
the head. The negro would have killed
another man had not his pistol failed to
fire. The nepro is now in Jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

Hsrke, quiet
QUOTATIONS.
NIDbLts1, . 1S-iec.
Low arDpLisG. SIC.
6oop OEDlz&kx. 4 7-l61
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
ucnrtco prrnacrat..

A Democratic Club was organized at
Gsrv's store, in Henrico county, last
night. Asa K. Snyder was elected pre-.
sident and +. s. Ford secretary. Stir
ring speeches were delivered by Dr. A.
Monteiro, Conway 4. Sands, candidate
for the Senate. and I. Z. Hicks Good
work may be expected from this club.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
Frmncrnnce rfeetlng..

The temperance meetings under the
auspices Of tho District Lodge of Good
Icmpars, 1T " hich COLONEL. q. Millcr.
grand CHEF tcmrlar. will deliver adj
dresses. will be held ths week a9 fol-
lows: Monday might IN Neuaole-Street
Baptist church for Jefferson Lodge +;
Tuesday night iu Loigh street BAPTIST
church for Charity Loigo Wednesday
nlrltat O'd-Narset Hall, o. union meet
iue of1IIthc lodges thursday night in
Pine Street Baplist church for Sidney
Lodge, Friday night IN Manchester
Prostylriau church for Star Of Hope
Ledge
Today NJ 2 p. NJ. Colonel Miller will
pcoh in F;trick'5 for Silver Dale Lodge.
Tic meeting for Jefferson Lodge on
Moudnv night viii be irtarsperscd with
music ard rotations and promises TO be
otmoro than usual interest. The public
are invited 90 attend ali these meetings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
Ininf nshnar.

There will be joint debate between
the two leading debating societies OF the
city-the Young Mems Christian Asso'
citation Literary Society and the Jeiier-
son Literary Society-st the ionng
Mems Christian Association Hall to-
morrow evening at s O'Clock,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

by telegraph % the bepstchl
CHICAGO, October 13.-In accordance
with the action taken by the general
meeting hat night tie striking conduc-
tors and drivers Of the West Chicago
railroad reported for duty at the various
barns this morning and all the lines are
now 10 fun operation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
Rally Tuesday Right.

The Democrats will have a mass meet
ing at the Oll-Market Hall next Tues
night Hon. Thomas c. Weeks. the
Commissioner Of Labor for Maryland,
who ia en- accepted authority on the
wage question, viii be the principal
talker. Hon. George d. Wise and other
able speakers will also be present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

ia ~ is+-'t
fBy telegraph 70 ,ne Dispntch.l

Washington
Washinotous % 0 ] 0 OO2 / o.
D.troits. ......2 o % / o 0 . X
Base-tlts-N ashinctons, 6 Detroits
10 WaslinGtons. Is Detroits,
.. Baucrcs-O'Day and Mack; Beatln
and Suic.iile.
Baltimore
Faltmores. .......0 0 o o 0 o 90
Cevelands .......1 o ] 3 o ] 2 0--S
Ease-hits-n a'timores, .; Cleveland',
10. trrors-Hslumores, Clcvelands,
%. batteries hitaKcr and Coutz
Proessrr and Mcclure.
Cincinnati:
Both games between the Cincinnati
and st. Leuis clubs were postponed yes
ter3sy on account Of rain.
Philadelphia
The Philadelnhia-Chicofo game was
given to the Philadelphia Club because
the Chicago players failed to appear. II
rairc1 NJ noon, but was clear at =. NJ,
and the sun shouo brightly the rest Of
the day. Arson, however refused TO
tato us men out
Brooklyn:
Afhlc.ics. ....OOOO 01O0 o.
Frooblyns......O @ 0 900 3 3 Ks
Base hts Athletics 3; Brooklyns,
q. Errors-A,hlchcs, 3; Brooklyns, 3.
Batteries -- Seward and Robinson
Hughes ana Clarke.
New York
Iudiauapolis.....1 ] 100 . 0 l &C
New Yorks.....3 30 o 0 0 0 0 ID
Bnse-hts - indianapolis, u; New
Yorks. 4. Luors - indianapolis, 6;
New Yorks, s.. Batteries-Boyle and
Buckley heeie and Brown.
Boston:
lFirst gamel
Rostons. 80 3 0 0 0 0 o.
Piusburghs.. ....l 0 o o o 0 0 o.
Base-hits-Bostons 9; Pittsburghs,
4. Errors-Bostons > !; Pittsburghs, 3.
Batteries Maiden and Kelly; Morris
aud Carroll.
Second game.
Bostons. .........0 0 l 0 p 0 x-3
Northumberland 90 0 %
Bostons, 6 Pittsburghs, 6.
Errors - EostonS , Pitts0urghs, B.
Observation-Disclosures and Kelly Nor
ris, Carroll, an Field.
The ChempiOushiO ReeOTd.
The League aud Association elnOs now
stand as follows in the championship
races:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
Hu.ssars Cos-t.

In the Hastings Court yesterday. the
iurv falling to agree in the case of km-
nett Taylor, charged WITH assautlng
end beating sarah Pavue (colofed), was
discharged. TIE court was engaged tae
balance Of the day in tne trial of civil
cacpg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
fair.
Range Of Tbsrmonetsr Yesterday:
Mean tsmDernturo. ..........."....
NEW YORK sTOcX MARKRr.

NEW YORK, October 1a--The stock market was
again intensely dull today outside OF Sae or
two stocks. There vac no disposition 70 trade
aud deNiRrs we're pursly proiessieea. Win
Little or nc slgniisaacc New Engisas snd cot
tou-ON certacAses developed consida. able
strength and the former rapidly sdyaoced ~
pcs cent, tho latter following with gain OF l
per cent. ~ Ia Tnarzet thea resctef ana mo
gencrAi l.st vas brsuEss back again - ths leTN
OK the opening nGirr-. Bur few spe~isiiies,
among Whlch wore PhllSloiPhis OaA SO
-Four. It Paul, and EulNth ard Oregon short
Line became very sfTeag On iKat trsdiHg. 40
fgrther feataro msrk-d th0 eeaiings ard me
close was IA and aoout steady. lseIiag the
nnal change Ia moss Cases TO- sl,eht frseuens
and absuJ equally eividoi betNeea the gains
and losses. tut fhHateiph.s SAS Ivse per
ccnl.: 80 Paul AID DUuth, ~ Big Four. ~,
and Otegon shcrt Line, per cent sales sgsre-
gated 81 .saN shares
NHW YORK October B--fesr.-Stocks duil
ana stosAy. Money easy ~ 2a2S. Exchauge-
LonS 49, short, sSA. Governments duh and
steady.
EFsping. Exchange dun and steady. Money
easy As "a per cent sub treasury bal
ances-Coip. 81 6 ~ teg. currency Sl5-sS' 90
tfoveru msnts lUh -nd weak Tor per coats a.
~ A. per cents f02A. state bonds n = lected-