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were IN another box aud which included
eomc OF Caambcriain's letters escancd do,
shuVuon' IL WAS Oladstoae's wish thai T
.noun &c - feticent az ppasible from, mo
yves Of political expedlency.D '''' NV
Inc Jdc StJnae OF the Times le,ter ,,..
/ ss"lh handed witness. ard he aid he o..
uee,9cdiy 81 The opinion mat n vas Parnel,s
Nr'iny. lie bad never discussed the oues.
uou As 10 how the Times became po.s.s,ed
" IT. because be did not know. Whom Re
nIst saw The letter In the Times he did moi
',lhA u was genuine. This was not because
~ any PECULIARLY IN the writing. but he.
v'NNc re Coulu not understand why Parneu
.,i, 'at on may show bin this. but do
never had any doubt about the signature.
I hehad had numerous letters from Parn.U ~
so"u. The same date a. the letter offered and
/ coma not mistake the writings Under cro...
,NAu'inAilon by lealy witness stated that
Wuen nc contested Galway for Parliament
Do A'neiiites denounced him In every way
in Their power
a,, uc court i1cn adjourned t.ll tomorrow.
nc proceedings were eBliysued by
- oLcA examination. The court was crowd.
o. faineiiitcs b,Ing present in fuli force.
iarnell' harrington. Dayiit. Arthur .. Con-
uo.' l. n Hcily and Bigger kept close
"t,cn over The Proceedings. O'Shca proved
good witness, Swing BIZ evidence I'm "a
.a'in' malier-0i-ia't way. lie was clear oa
'ue smallest detail, and equally cool and
r''lse curing the cros.cXamnation.
liis uaIrslVe ~ the kumalDbam nero-
liNI'n'' though largely a matter Of history,
was listened 10 with strict attention.
Expectation was % ifs height ON the pro.
uuction oi TIE alleged forged letters. Would
the VILLAGES show any hes.taucy regarding
The HFusturei Hc must know il well
l'hiug up Tie letter he scanned il with
careful Declaration FOR few moments and
Teen sad iu q dlstiuct tone, ilh0nt over
cmohssis, eft is PsrDeTa glgn,ture.v
several other letters we're scrutinZfd In
tht ssfoo way and evoked TIE same unqnal,-
ued statement cit "a ParDelps signature"
the most stuNnc point elcitc3 by the
cFos'-tXsmlnsti0u vas bis charging SIR WI.
N'n liafcourt With coming A. an emis.ary
from 6latsiose - warn hlm 10 preserve Che
utmost rcuceuCe iu reeord 10 the treaty.
Although witness d a notailegc that llarcourt
advised the destruction o. the memoranda.
he explicitly stated that 10 was on lcaiav
oi Fiodttone's wish That he destroyed the
documents. Sir Charles Russcl's crosSfX.
aminaiion was expected 20 elicit the reason
Tor the rupture between O'Sbcs a8d Parnell,
bu' both sides chose 90 leave this uureyeslrd.
Tho witness stated that mp % June. 1855,
Doe believed 10 parnelfs honor and kHew that
te was opposed 10 outrage. heiiher sir
Charles Russell n2r SIR Ficaord Webster in.
quired o. 20 wat caused him 10 disbelieye
lu PsTuePs honor. Whatever was the cluse
OF the rupture toe apiH1tS oi TIE witness
was apparsut Tie PArueiilte, probably felt
fbe maIgnitf % too evidence more kceniy
than Tie bcsrlniormed outsider.
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CuEsArEAxE A0HICULEUUAL
FAIR.


Another Fine Dny-Tho Racing, &c.
Special telegram TO tho Dispa'ch.l
FAsrviLLE, Va, October 81. fhe second
day Of the Chesapeake Agricultural Fair -
cane Charles CIV was largely attended. an
the incoming trains and steamers being
crowded TO their fuil capacity. The day
proved 10 be a most delightful one, with not
a cloud - be seen, thus enabling those who
attended 10 enjoy q stroll upon the beach OF
the Chcsapcake and 10 WEN the broad
waters Of the Atlantic. no better place
could have been selected ~ q site for the
grounds, and they are considered by those
who have attended many talrs To be- the most
beautifully located Of any IN the state,
s0ording "a they do, in addition
10 every attraction which may be
seen 90 pnv wcil-reEuisted far,
nm excellent opportunity for bcst-racing OF
every aud auy description from the hattcauN
10 the fssl-sailing yacht. The h0r2e-fnclns
today was excellent and hoty contested,
= hsch made II exceedingly intcrealug ana
the betting about even. tpouen Odds wefr
given IN some instances on The iaNorites,
Which failed 80 win 10 either race. Ia Che
$40 class there were five entries three from
the Eastern shore and two from Norfolk, -
follows: Fancy, eutered by Marion SCOT;
Stspett- by 4. J. scott, aud Limerick BY H..
e. Jamea, OF the Eastern Shore; Norfolk
Gid. bv e. +. McCjeary. and Charlie, by =.
Kenard. Of Norfolk. The frat money was
won by Charlie. Time. 2:33. 1886. 23S. The
second money by Signot- which Wac the IA
youte. In tae iOuT-vear-old clpss there were
only three entries. TIE GNl money was won
by Fred. entered by -. f. Landlord. Time,
$40. SI2. and 1907 Second money by Black
stone, owned by Thomas 7. Cu>u,. Both
owners are OF this county. 10 each heat of
the 2:40 class tbera was not bali lengths
difference in che first and second horse COM
ing under the wire. From present appear
ances the fair VIII be a decided success
financially and otherwise.
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great enthusiasm and was constantly APP
plsuded. The four Democratic clubs WIN
bands OF music had magnificent torchlight
parade previous 30 the meeting ana SIX
hundred men we're 10 Toe.
Senator Daniel and Hon. John Randolph
Tucker spoke st Jerusalem to-day to I'VE
thousand pc0ple. ], vas the largest aud
most enthusiastic demon'tration that ever oc-
cured 10 Southampton oOunty. There was
n mounted procession and fine oid-fssh-
ionrd barbecue was provided for the multi
tude. People cime Tor twenty miles around
and quite 2 number west up from this city.
An accidental IRE Al Colons's shlp-yafd, ~
Baft'cy. o-night destroyed the in, s,eam-iug
Edwin Ludlow, belonging a. this port and
owned by Captain Joe Baker. G.
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me cnri,,ian Convention.


IorrsA COURTHOUSE. VA, OctObtr 5l.-Ihe
,ur,,sl convention Of the Christians Of Viz
eSots met Al this place to-day. \ large nuin-
re- ~ dcAegaies have arrived, and there arc
sone distinguished ministers present from
cther states. Judge W. 5. 6ooch called The
conyention % order, and delivered a cordial
and eloquent address Of welcome. Z. A.
CoIa ~ RtchmOnd, made pleasing and
Sifiey reSnoase. Sgate-Eyangsi'st c. 5.
IcDc deliysred the snuual address thu a.
ts,noop. The convention listened tonight
10 an Able sermon by Rev. BsfIy atnnics'
AZ Norfolk. DR.. r. y. Poser, OF Washing.
san, ID. ~. hate Chaplain OF tire House Of
Reprrseptatives, viii preach tomorrow
morning. s.,.,,.-...
are DreDsrins for an enthusiastic meeting to-
morrow night.
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ny I0I0g EUl y FN1 UIEVT-00.T
WaeursGTsS, October 3l.-Weather and
track good. First racc-one mile-fOr three
wear olds-hrait Won; Carnegie second,
Brown Charlie third. Time, 1916. hutuals
paid $40.
Second handicap sweepstakes--One mile
and three sixieeuths-Vos burg won; Glen
mound second. Little jim third. Time, 2:.G.
Muiuals paid 81.
Tnird race dHa,ity heavyweight handl-
cap for O-yesr-oids aud upwards, $1,000
addcd-ons mlc-Badge Won; Defence
second. Eolo third. Time. l:4jl.
Fourth race FOR three-Y aud UP
wards-six iurlonCs- Drake won; LATTE
second Belle wood thlrd. Time, lit.
Fiith race-free handicap steeplechase over
short course-I fercuies won; Bracea Ban
second, VIII Davis third. Time, 1903.
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NnrnvIIIe Rnces.

[Uy toIeEraph % Ile UIsHatch.I
NASHVILLE, Tenn, October 3l.-Tbe day
was line. track fast, and the crowd the
Target II the meeting. The sport opened
with trottiug match between Wilkes and
Patron, The former won IA three straight
heats. Tine 2.ljt. 220, 2:lSt.
First ra.e-Ax iuTlJngs-Fred Wooley
won in 1917; Clara e. second. Norma third.
Second rsce-six furlongs-Eightto Seven
won in 1888; Rhoddy Prngie secoRd, stuart
third.
Third rccc-siN acknowledgment Of
Trumps won 10 1:1j5; Zoolte second, Laura
Stone third.
Fourth rsce-ons mile-Autocrat won 10
1924; Hypocrite second, Dyer third.
Flth receive furOngs-Cheeney won
in l:0i; Walker e. second, MOonsione
third
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Murdered on me street.

fBy Telegraph % tho Dopatch.l
TERRE uAUTC, lND., October 3l.-During
the parade last night Dollie Phillips, aged
twenty, Wa murdered on the street. She
was Standing on the corner Watching the
parade. when mau approached and pointed
q revolver AZ her, and pulling tie trigger
ssid. d" There, take that" She fell TO the
Sidewalk with q bullet through her hesd,
and died a lev minutes later. TIE mur-
dersr escaped 10 spite OF the fact that the
strset vas thronged with people. but be was
identified - = mau named Galloway by
several people who NV the shooting. lie Is
siil al large. The cause Of the shooting IS
unknown.
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Especial telcEra1 g tha Dhuat-h.l
BHu1H, October Sit G. lcarue4 to-day
that William l.. MADISON Toiorrdl, oi Edge-
coube, has come out az Republican clndi-
date for Congress DO the Second district.
THIS "a the outcome ~ the view u many %
grccs that Chcatlam, the negro candidate,
did not really receive the Eomi0suon. Us
will be remembered that Mftane, VITO vas
another negro candidate, was bought or ak
weeks ago bY the Protection League OF New
York, through the Eepublipn sxfo Execl-
tiye Committee. Ma-son's taking the field
makes the contest again trnneuiar. 10 "a
not known yet what strength MADISON can
command simmons. who the Democratic
nominee, fssiill IN high spirits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01

During The past month lbc Police Justice
dsno,ed q 29j cumln2i cases and tried 36S
charges Of ordnance violations. On criml'
nal cnarges T. petsJns were sent on 10 the
Hustings Ceurs for indictment BY the grand
jury, % we're convicted u misdemeanor, and
o. we're sent 10 jail IN deiauh Of surety FOR
their good behavior. Tires collected-City,
S1Si; STATE, sd; coats, SlJL41. Total,
gtOlg4J.
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TUCKER PErERsBUH0.
4 Torchiigbt Procesaion and q
Etrsug speech.
special telegram 10 no Di,pa'chl

special telegram % TO Dispa'ch.l
pErENsBy3G. Va. OCTOBER 3l-Uon. u.
Randolph Tucker addressed 4 crowded as-
semblacc 81 fhc Academy Of Music io-nirht
and The occasion wac rrsccd lr ibe pres-
euce Of many lsdlrs. Pre- ViOus 90 The mert-
ing the Young Democratic Club u1rsdr1
through the city three or four bundrrt
siroae, carrli1g torches and tr'uspzrcncic..
TIE hue ~ their march vas iIigm'uei by
fireworks.
Sir. Tucker YVES cordially received and ior
over two hours he held tbc cl se siteDton 81
Die lsrse audience. he opontd bis speech
with a comparison between The tH1 great
parties in The country Democrats a. the
party % the Contribution and The people,
which had always stryen 10 preserve tho
tOnettulion Do iis integrity and tr maintain
the liberties and The rights o. Hr people,
and The Republican party. Wli~D I'D always
held IT'S wish and iis will o. superior tO She
Constitution. The speaker i"a that
he bad never believed tl4t there Was
safety for the people, especially for
Virginia. save in the inviOiato prln-
cirlos q ihe Consultation. The De-
mocfgtic p4rry has been IN power for
four wears, and what are the irul-y Peace
aud tranquility, prosperity and happiness,
and mo- interest disturbed. such was not
the case when the Republican party was iu
power ia Tie years 81 reconstruction
there was no peace. TIE liberties 81 tie
people were endangered, martial law SUP
planted the civil. military men were prt over
tine people bv military power, aud Ia t1is
crusade acalust toe public peace Harrison
nuG Morton, the Republican candidate.
joined. It was Thurman and other Demo
Gratis who withstOod these measures and
fought % maintain orr rights aud hhCiies,
The Democratic Administration bad been
clean, h0ac.i. brave, and Without stain
upon it7 record.
Mr. Tucker, tribute TO Cleveland and
Thurman was eloquent end ELECTED Great
applause. The tarIn was discussed 90 length,
but in a manner 90 interesting ~ 70 hold the
nudieoce to TIE close. Tie concluded by too
declaration thot the Mills bin ilTe2tcus dCt'i-
ment 10 no interest but promises prosperity
To- all classes. Sir. Tucker made strong APE
peal in behalf Of Mr. Nenabie's election in
this district. and hoped that tbe district
would be redeemed on tuesday next.
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rne NIh Rernan.


ny telegraph u inc DispAtchl
WHEELING. ". Va, october 3l.-Judge
Thurman and party, consisting OF bis son
and tue press representatives. let here a.
fo.95 mis- morning over the Baltimore and
ono railroad foI Newark, o., where the
In6se viii speak this afternoon. lie VIII
fhen 90 TO mis- home A. Columbus, reachins
there al about hsIi.past Z O'Clock. Ailrr
me Newark speech he will speak only once
more this campaign, and then ne WI . au-
Jress himself 10 the miners al NehohNii0'
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EIcExoao TOBACCO nAexRr.

OcToBgR 81. 1884
There WAS some IiEhs trading to-day On
'Chsaeo and outside. but mo martet Il Without!
spenai feature, Win nothing offered atauction-
mo attendance was moderate. good many
aolbio-oii toDaccos hayo changed hands lately.
They wlu bo elipped s00n, or have been. and
viii csar cur warehouses as we'll Gs tho track
for fresn tolaccos.
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nARKErs 81 TELEGRAPH



MY YOsx Ocros1r sl---cst1ou quiet; Ehiea.
"a baies: uplsnds, is-lec.s OrleaeH H-ioc.
yet recs.pig, 81 go sa1ss; nHpsget-seo Great
Britain. Z4N bEss, - frnnog, GJf8 baDs.l %
the Goa iinsnt. es5I kzias; SeocA "a fss 6tioz.
Soufhsrn four Ftszatg. Whsat-oIssans closed
haagy ana slale. lover Ihaa ysassxssy; No Q
nd Move - esr s.. lsifstG "A Dsoefaooz, si-l4t
QlisH. KAY s. ~ sel-E214. Csrn ssrozfk ana "a
highsr oytsgnn r0s<y sna IA &c Asri hoysss-
boz, 49,. s455tc D0csfasor, M essr.; Asy- q IA
4s3.c. Cas- S&1e t1ucr asd seaAys a0SeEa-
~, SeaD1(s; bosSssssx, 2lSSitf1 1opDses,fy
aRs aaiss COGeo-oB90ns osss9 seo<1y 8aa
Easo p1tpH up Essesabsz, flsetta =; Decea-
Der. tlzfsas1bDs; Aay, 01s1sb1t<e< sps< Mo
duI azz s1oa-y, FAX assgosa. tiAz sugar
nsssds; seaasa iSwsr Aas ssdssi 9, etz: ssxH
c, s&G; ysusw, e4essss; 81 A. ksisstf1 /;
mould A, oAz stEsdkr1, ": czttssf s8d
flushed 8tfe, pssdsre6, ga, xtss4tsssa "A q.
MCiaasss aonfnAl. Lace Gztss. Pesroisu<a q1ts>
SID goAdy, rsnso2, THs. Cssse~ssed % n<z-
ksslR quiet IaEpsatias qusst and stszay.
nsass agiek Wee, araa- rerk 4zisk sses
serzay aad enn. bssf hasss aJdaa nsfnsa Deef
enoazaxsd. os1t- eze1es d1il L<xa nisAsf aud
dads q salarn eeHs ss.k1aSA0s Fsfasaa TAM
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70 p,,oere appropriation Bills.

Ny ieI0kflVU % w N7I'F|''"I =
Nr,e,,,soroN October 81 Chairman hah-
All las issued call for n meeuog 81 1he
- 80 Comni,tee on Appropriations on
"wednesday. November 2lst, to begin l9e
.','.nsration % appropriation bills 10 be sub
p,,tird 10 Congress next session. IL IS eA'
scr,rd that the District Of Columbia 9ppro'
M,stiou bin will be the iirst considered
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01

I've: Novsnssr. sRa asked; Decsmosr. $40
eskec. Frsizbis steady.
CHICAGO.
cuckeo. October si.--1ha casa qnossuon,
were: giour ggiss and usrbangea; No .
spxing wheat, tL.i7HAti. IN; 10. rsd. slllhs
nss-- pork. sl400afiA71 Lard. s. tsH. Short
rim sides. g.O Dry-saltef shoulders. fs>ss go
sAsrt-,ioar sdss. rStga as%2h Whbsksy. ti.A
The leading FUTURES ranged a. folb0rs.
opsafaI Rs9tss. ctssfaL
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,,0nn. Aonrn,ea-neht DeCFease.


wAsmSGroS. October 3l.-Tee eond , SiieI,
mos to-day aggregated 81, l1S5N' l ,pe1
W., accepted $4,000, all ~, 81 lvel;
I, Il estimated At The Treasury Dcpsr,ls,e ',''
That there has been . decrease oil ,oo1e lou.
million dollars ~ the public DEBT uuilDs
H. ,,onth OF October.
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An Asproprtasinr Convsyaneer.

PnmLDmIsIA 0ctObor a. George II.
VaDderrriit, 3 welLknOssh eonveyancsr Of
this eity, has disappeared. taktag with him
yagiuus suuls II noseY giVsa biD by friends
70 inTeA 10 Mortgages. aud said 70 ssgre-
eute about slhoo9. ne leff his efIiee on the
va instant, disco which line nothing has
been heard % bis WbgYWboDts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01

nv Anrlo-Amofcan cable u tho Di'Dlt'h.l
LoNDoV. October 8l.-Mr Nizr.el,ey, a
prominent u0oEacl.r oi London, hos been
tried for publishing the WORKS ~ Ioia,
which were held Nv The court to be inn
properllterdufe. and iineI ct0o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01

70. I"T9EIl I7l = 10 y I'VlI'U.I
NEW YokE. y ;tober 81 A cabiegTam FROM
Poit al Prmce received thu evening an
nouuces the capture by the Haytion man-ol-
uar roussiaat LouYeTtere OF Cape Hayden
Of tba Britisa scbsoBef Alta, which left New
York about the 18th instant With & heavy
cargo Of arms aud ammunition. The Alta
cleared for Antwerp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01

lTy Aneio-Amoricaa cable % ths Dispat'h.l
LoNpoN. October .L-Aiyiccs from oua-
kim say lhas She rebels attacked the town,
burning scaJeala round waterfront on tic
leit sud sheung The fort. They were re-
lu-sel bY heaIY I-e from ships and forts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01

NEW YORK. October 8i-The stock market 70.
oav vas drU. ritn = steadily Increasing volume
c. bl'iress. while steady 50 strong ia ule fore
noon d. became generally hcavy later IN sue day,
ta.Jgh npst " the list Ia slightly higher Lhseye-
uilg. ih7.s wss 100 pressure sganft she ist
early london Tas re buyer which gave lbe
irarsata Arm - sir0nR tons az ne nrsL which
induced toTai tarhule covering Of shorts ana IN
limited derdugs AIDED ln the advance thea Ia
ltpFrsss. llsse pnlr' zaes we're eooa sait-nei,
lovoror. aHl vita ir ionss duloees came more
c5rr1euce .9 40 tsare, sad further short hHes
wefo pgt aas wise th- o1ert 0f SlpiHg out he
grcat majority 81 early ADVANCES. A nrm sr ten0
Hfterward g. Rvdled sud some OF The gains were
saved Tho censfrl lfst made luf small
fluctuations during no day and no widest uiefs-
l1ent were l scntt stu -ts--aF Nhtfh we're nei fsl
by tre stories aNost ln regard o. the acquisition
90 q alaU ti- Coast Nrs and the god showing
- some ~ rtsn ga ihc matter OF earnings aa4
s,mQ IF BE tne ,nlucs such a. Pulimsn, which
iva.e olo Qt its upward jumps today New
krc.fu. rae ec.r9. bat ~ thera NaA no iQaila-
tel tr Boston fl8 mcre MONS u stock Wrro
made v .tin narrow limit' sisseuri Phcinc was
Sraa ftryos sad many ras'or- " a. agreement
l~.rraa flat company art $50 Atchieoa Wrio
circulated r.fh q. effar-g.d efech Tiers was
$50 animation IN l1fo1 - ne, hut moro
seemed to bo no interest IA ia trans
aCt.is, and 70 vas traded DID over range
of y p'r CapL f0r coo day. Coton oil
was ar.Ire and strong once more AMI rescled
t.s lifhe-. pr.'e flc some usoes though pof-
ti.I ci he Improve nont vas lost Oposng
prices IS o.a araI vith loss Nights nSurrs
showed aaVslrss extending 20 y per cent. aud
white TIE uarket w1s quiet further advanccs
we're s.ored ~ over tne iiFt. although the move
mral vas ftrarish aud uncertain Intense dui-
ness pc,asls 800 PRINCIPAL feature OF mo IN ar
ler during t4e afternoon, though hlssoufi ~
else, tUf.Aas sui Cst-ou Oll Ncr9 suuuk
points. The bart rrIc's we're reached toward
J. g., after which f4e nst showed sesging ton
DENY and Sew ElE 4HH OoustIernole weak
Fho ma-aos0ualy c.asei duil and s'esly eioso
g. tsa opening iNufes. Iotal sslo8, ls5. ld3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01

Eoo LAZY FOX Sskshne4FEc ArxesN.
-
NATANTRD, 10 PUT OUT a FEST
w CIsASs EfDLNsl AID DRYING BOISE
70 rellsl0.o phrfy loe bis Dosr'i. *.
c. q ShAAQ.
0Lfp i0g6hzcseo sho,
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Fover increasing Outside tho Gay.

iby Telegraph % Mo LisIStchl
NV YORK. October 3i.--Tbe following
telegram hrs been received by W. &. Duryce,
secretary of the FcDaEdina committee:
ilra1udsal. October 3L-hew cases, 1G:
white, 10. = Murray. 30 dcatbs. All
cases under Treatment ore doing well. We
sre tDdeay0ung 20 keep the ablc-bOdicd a.
work on the improvements aud are meeting
with good results. have to-day been look
iuc over the work done, and think the money
used in this direction well expended. The
fever still continues 10 increase outside the
ciy. Three vessels have come up to the
city. Font CHuch has been secured for Che
accommodation Of tue crews, who are not
allowed in Oh" city. The weather is cooler
aud more favorable. X. =. SCHUYLER.
Secretary Howard Association.
FEVER SUFFERERS ~ NEED.
CucAGo. October 1.-THE following tele-
grams were received here to-day from Dcca.
tur, Ala.
TO Mayor Roach, Chicago:
Can YOU raise us Soma funds for yellow
fever sufferers. Oar fund, are exhausted
and we are ga great need.
q. q. AUSTIN, Mayor.
j.. A. HAYWOOD.
President OF the Keli'i Committee.
To Hcv. q. g.. Lorimar, Chicago:
The Relief COmmHtcc IRE now asking Tor
help. You ere authorized NV them aud by
both Mayors % ssk aid Of the Chicago Board
u Trade and thc Mayor Is wen.
ID. ". GIVE.
DIR. Lor.mrr left the second telegram IN the
MAYORS office this morning. together with a
uOic askn. in VI het way money could he best
raised The Doeior bad secn President
llutobisou, II The Boord = Trade, who had
suggested thc appointment OF conyassing
commil,oe. over 900 persons have been
publicly provided for, and both provisions
and mon y sic now exhausted.
ONLY ONE DEATH.
JACKSONVILLE. FLA, OCTOBER 3i.-Presi-
dent Seal Mitchell reports tWcnty-ninc new
cases OF ycnow-feycr to-day nineteen
whites Among the later is Peytln Wyethc,
wclLkuoNn iusuraucc-brokcr. Only one
death is rep0rtsd-Dora Do0sou. Toal
cases. g. 5o; total deaths. 3li.
SO new eases and 10 deaths at Gaines
t.f
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nArrEmnRE krncK mARERr

BiiraGolE, ND. October a. Virginia consois,
d. -tci; go. tF, tta; Baltimore aud ohio stes'k
g. tl. Northern Centrnl. Il asked. Cincinnati,
Warrington and baltimore rs lO0% bid; cuu-
sO!lla.el gas bonds. iIJi. do. 1toch, 81.
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nhrnn Mnre vIcIIIns.

flIy Leiegfaph V tu0 111I'HE7'II ,
D,,or.,v III. ociobtr Sill Is leatned
=, go. s,grs Of the victims OF toe of'usV
1' asdsat n g,aSrsville SIC dead. The names
,x.fe not obfaina5ie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01

IoNnov. October 3l.-The Liberal Badi-
cal Union has formed she London Commit
tee IN the parneu Fund aud has ISSUED a
special appeai Tor subscriptions g the fund.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01

those mandsono Presents Have
Como.
Julien Binford, At 1902 Main street. ha,
last received snesher large supply OF That
cslebrhed Git TsE that ~ has sold 50 much
Of, and With the Tea s0Iae en'.re ne" pfrs-
ens. Can aud SEQ what uice present you
will get with a pOuSa Of tea i0rOO csnts.
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dnAIA AaD COTTON ExCHAEak

kIcadOSD. October 3lI 1885
OFFERINGS.
WaRir.-i5l2 bU8hela-
CORN.-Gl2 bushels
tlTs.-i lUl bushels.
EYE-65s DuShsiA
SAILS EaFOarBD TO sEcaErAEV.
WnEAr-LongDsrry no bushels Tor iced at
Il o.: GOD bushels prime on prfvaLe oernas. ~
bushels rrry gs0f ~ si.lf. 50 hslslcfs gOOi az
81 ig. rs bushels far nt ti.l0 hiS0i. s35 push
els very god 90 privHtS teftn+ shsrtDeFry, ~
bushels primo a. si.t0. "A bushels pr1mo ~
els: 50 Dlshsls good a. fiis. ~ bushels fstr
at nli. ~ Dashels far ~ Si.D. Total sales
Il wheat ass bnshsia
Cnerings today Of wheat. A5i2 bushels; sams
dhy last year, A84f DUsbeis. Saios po-day a
wheaL Z7ga Duskss: same day last year. 80
bus1eIA Offerings 10 FAR tbls season, 500, 20
bushels: Eame rmo iast year. $50 bushels.
Extreme range n prices to-day. sl.fO " SLiI,
sane day last year % % So.
C0sE,-M hiis, 50 buaheisV very good on private
TERMS
MAS bushels vsrT good on private terms.