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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12
Rn.e- Bati Yesterday.
fBy telegraph 70 the Dispatc



Washington-eight innings:
Washingtons "a 0 0 o 0 2 OF
Detroits.. 0000 0 0 0--5
Observation-Disclosures, 10 Detroits,
;. Observation-Disclosures, 3; Detroits,
6. Batteries-Keefe and Mack Conway
and Wells
Baltimore six innings
Baltimores. ..........2 0 O o.
Clevelands ..........2 30 l o.
observation-disclosures, 81 Cleveiands,
3. Errors-Baltimores, ; Clevelands,
.. Batteries Whitaker and Fulmer /;
Bakeley aud Snyder.
Only eighty-four people paid TO see the
game and the umpire called it at the end
of the sixth inning because Of the bitter
cold
Philadelphia--ei eight innings.
Philadelphias. -. 8 O 0 0 0 / 0-S
Chicagos ........100 90 0--3
Base-hits - Philadelphias, 70; Chi
Cages, 9. Errors Philadelphia, 2 Chi
Cages, 3. Batteries Sanders and Glenn
ents Tener and Farrell.
New York
New Yorks. a O2O23 2-13
indianapolis. 20 0 0 0 1000 o. 0
Base-hits-New Yorks, II lndianapo-
lis. 3. Errors-New Yorks, 0 Indiana
polls, s. Batteries George and Muir
ply Shreve and Myers.
Brooklyn:
Athletics .......22 100000 10
Brooklyns.. O 0 0 l 90 8 %
Base hits-Athletics, Z; Brooklyns,
IL. Frrors-Athetics 3; Brooklyns, Z.
Batteries - Seward and Robinson
Hughes and Clarke.
Boston:
First camel
Bostons .....l / 001 0 3-S
Pittsburehs.. 20 0 0 5000 0 90
Base-hits-Rostons, u; Fttsburghs,
3. Errors Bostons. 2 Pittsburghs, 3.
Madden and Kelly; Calvin
and Miller.
Second game-six innings.l
Bostons. ...........0 3 90 0 II
Pittsburghs. 90 0 o.
Base-hits- Bostons, 4 Pittsburghs /.
Errors - Bostons. ! Pittsburghs, l..
Radbourne and Kelly; Sta
ley and Fields.
st. Louis:
St. Louis. ......OO OO2-2
Louisyilles. 80 0 0200 x-3
Base-hits-St. Louis, 7; Louisyilles,
9. Errors ST. Lcuis, Louisvilles, 0.
Batteries-Hecker and Cook King and
Dolan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12
TIE wEArHSE IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
NEW YORK STOCK mARRRr.

Mean temperature. ............".....
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

OCTOBER IL, I'M
Tho market to-day was again irm aud strong
on wrappers. which we're bought both by specula-
tors and 10y manufacturers as we'll as Oh outside
ORDER Sellers are disposed to meet tho buyers
views "a long as they can and will keep up an
s.tiyo movement, but with continuation OF
salos this week there will Also be al upward
movement Ia good brights very soon. Tho to
bacco-men from interior markets arc out In
force. There arc several special saies on TO-
bscro fairs-notabiy 10 Durham, y. C.-tlns
week that when over Will cause grester crowds
Of tobacconisEs 20 visit our Exposition. Private
salos have been Tho order Of tho day All yisi-
tors are struck with our tobacco exhibits as sur
passing their expectation.
From the crop there IL nothing new. Bright
tobacco j. almost without exception curing dGrk
md badly. From the dark section reports have
not boon general. and IL IL yet hard 10 decide
what the dnsl outcome In quality and quantity
will be. though Tho meagre reports are BY no
means encouraging 20 planters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12

tonight 10 listen TO the able and elo-
quent speeches delivered by W. X
Meredith, Of Richmond, aud q. G. Ven
able, the Democratic candidate for
Congress from this district. The citi-
zens ara thoroughly aroused and the city
will give large Democratic majority on
the 9Th Of November. The young Dem
ocratic Cleveland and Thurman Club
adopted the following as its uniform
Pearl-gray bat Cleveland and Thurman
badges. and torches painted red. The
club now numbers nearly 200.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12
THE SOUTHWEST.
Killed on the RniI-SnOw-POiitt
fgnc.iel tete.ref Ia 10 tho nilpat-hf

EAHlAtu on taF
Special telegram 10 tho OispatchI
CHRIsTIANsBURG, Va, October Ia
negro named Basel Hawkins was killed at
Rural Retreat to-day 10y Passenger Train
No. 1. He was seen when the engine
WAS within few yards of HIM, lie
seemed to grow confused, however, and
instead OF stepping one side, rs he sup
posed, merely stepped to the side OF the
main track.
An employee of the road was killed in
the ward at Pulaski a day or two since
while watching a pusher. Another car
came up behind HIM and crushed hlm
before he was aware Of Its approach.
This bar been probably the most disa-
rreeable DAY OF the season herr. \ sillt
northeast wind blew, attended by cold
rain. Reports from Pocahontos an
nounce cyclone there, attended 10y q
driving snow. 1t had showed for Three
hours aDd it was still falling.
). W. Williams maze a speech here
on Tuesday night to a crowded house.
The speech received the highest praise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12

Lnrrc 0ner.ee. Of Bonds.


WASHINGTON, October ll.-Bond Of
ferinQs to-day aggregated $685., 800.
Accepted, e5,9Go,00O As at 10Sl. No
IS accepted.
Acting-Secretary Thompson to-day is
sued the following: Notice is hereby
gwen that unless otherwise ordered the
Secretary will not accept offers Of bonds
that are held as security for national
bank circulation. The offers already ac-
cepted are found to include bonds 80 de-
posted to an amount which exhausts the
5000, 100 limit for the month OF Oeto-
Der, and will nearly or quite absorb that
for November if the banks debarred
from October Withdrawals are willing to
lose the interest between this time and
November ST.
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Jerome-Pnrk Races.

ny tNtNN Rl'A ~ WV t't'tf'Aisl
NEW YORK, October ll.-7First race
/, 400 yards-J. A. b. won Radiant Sc
cond, Marsac third. Time, l:23i.
Second race-one mile-Glenmound
won Frank Ward second, Niagara third.
Time, l:t6i.
Third race-one and one eighth
miles Bacelsnd won Badge second,
Yum-Yum third. Time, 1884.
Fourth race-one and one sixteenth
won ; Poccatello Sc
cond, Oarsman third. Time, 1922.
Mutuals paid Sl2S.
Fifth race, 400 yards Bradford
won Brait second, Laftte third. Time.
l:22i
Sixth race-one and three sixteentbs
Satisfaction won Stockton Sc
cond, Ten-Doy third. Time, 2:O1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12
Tho Diary from Frederick Himself

BERLIN, October ll.--Professor Gfef-
ficken occupies the same rooms at
Moabit as did Count Won Arnim preyi-
Gus to his trial. The police to-day Wis
tied the residence OF Herr kodenburg,
the editor Of Dcutche RundschaV, in
tending 10 search it, but Rodenburg
handed them the manuscript OF Fred
erick's diary in Gfeilicken' 5 handwriting,
together with a letter from Gfeilicken to
Rodenburg assuring him that he (Gfef-
ficken) had received copy Of the diary
from Frederick himself. The police de-
parted for the house Of the widow Of Fred
erick's valet, Krug, who is said to have
been employed to duplicate the diary.
The result Of the search there is not
known.
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rhepnfnmnr stnod.
Especial telegram 20 the Dispaich-l

TSpeCIaI TcIcgTaIl " FIV OI7Fs'--II
WOODSTOCK, Va, October Ito
DAVIS session OF the Potomac Synod was
very interesting, and after the consldera'
ton of routine business two interesting
topics were discussed
Elder H. Heyser and DR.. s. n. Cal
lender discussed "The Duty OF the
SYNOD More Fully TO Maintain Her Bdu-
cational Institutions" and Rev. G. 5.
Slagle considered The Importance OF
Female Education in Relation to the
Work of the Church.
The attendance is large. There are
four ministers present from North Caro-
lima. Rev. DIR. Z. Il. Eschbach arrived
to-day.
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Grants P,oposai 20 Hewitt

New York, October ll.-Sherif Hugh
J. Grant comes out in an announcement
to-day that he is ready to withdraw as the
Tammany-Hal candidate for mayor in
case Mayor Hewitt will do likewise in
favor OF the Union candidate. 6rant
speaks Of his and Tammany's anxiety
for the success Of the national ticket,
and an unwiilingness TO do anything to
leopardize that by local fight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12

nav YORK, October 1.-THE stock narset to-
day was intensely dull from the opening 10 the
c0se, with some animation In few leading
stocks only, though the tone OF dealings WAS
strong and prices this evening arc frectioually
better throughout tho entlre list. majority "
operators are holding OIL for further develop
ments M different directions and she market to-
day Was left almost entirely 80 the professional
element whore endeavors 20 cover their con-
tracts made What htilc animation thcre WAS
THIS WAS confined n sn unusually small number
~ stocks. while the general ltst remained dull
and embarrassing throughout Coston-Oil was
sctive and strong. Total sales. $4,000 shares.
NEW YORK October ii--Noon-Stocss dull
and steady. Money easy st sask. Rxchanee--
Long, %siA; short, 4oS4. Governments dun and
steady.
Hvenfn1.-ETchnnge DUH and steady. MONEY
easy az 'ssS per cent Sub-fresslry bal
Ances--Coin. 81 $685. OOU; currency fi6.0SbQ0.
Governments duh aud siesdv; per cents.
i.Sh; ~ per cents, l0sl,. State bonds duh but
nrrl
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CIncInnnfIRaces.

CMcISNATI, October u.-First race
three quarters of u mile Katie ). won ;
j. Mcfarland second, Blue-eyed Bell
third. Time, 1:lSl.
Second race ono and three sixteenths
OF q mile-Panama won Famine second,
Brother Ban third. Time, 2:0li.
Third receive furlongs- Rimini
won; Sunlight second, Cherry Blossom
third. Time, 1908.
Fourth race-tbree quartersof a mile
Tenny won Sir Edward second, Casta-
way third. Time, l:l7..
Fifth race-tobacco stakes, one mile
Everett won Colonel Hunt second,
Bridgelght third. Time, 1885.
Sixth race-six furlongs Catal pa first ;
Hector second, Erubus third. Time,
l:l8,
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Hon mepatbisfs.

LOUISVILLE, KY, October 1.-The
Southern Association Of Hom@opatbists
10 day adopted resolutions protesting
against the alleged effort OF all alapa.hic
schools 10 gain control Of the practice Of
medicine in the South by securing legis-
lation providing that all physicians must
be licensed 10 practice by q State board
composed OF practitioners. and asking
that in case such legislation is passed all
schools he given an equal representation.
The paper by DR.. HoIcombc, Of New
Orleans, was read, combating the germ
theory Of yellow-fsyer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12

LONDON, October 1.-THE committee
having charge of the fund to pay the ex-
penses Of Mr.. Parnell in his litigation
with the Times have issued circular in
which they state that $50, 900 have thus
far been subscribed. This, they say,
can only be regarded Us nucleus OF the
sum which it is necessary to raise TO
carry on the suit They especially APP
peal TO the farmers for contributions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12

clear rib ss6es paeked. 1910. Ps~oo-shoa,aers,
i0slc.. clear rti-suea ll&n Hams, K3sIskc -
70 hrsnd. L3rt-Henasds Siihe butter s<sfrs
and irmsr vesserp packsj, feasi7e.: b~<s ros.
Jssais. creamery. x,s34e. Eges 3rInef n llaxzc.
Mo csrroes. fair. i6c. sugar 1rrn; eft So:
ccppsr-rcnnsd active aad nrm NJ ioal6hc.
Whistey nominaiiy stoa6y at 81. esssj.A
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. october 1.-The cxh quotations
we're: Flour quiet and unchanged. No. 2
spring wheat ST. skssIt3 al; No. 2 red. si.I3ks
si.il No. 2corn. Sat4s.c. No. sosts. &c. Mos
pork. SIS LARD. ". shcrt-rihe, $50. Whissey.
$lD
The leading failures rsagsf AZ follows
Onsaaag .l.as.s HLasfas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12
,,az.vnu,ma. starts Nome.

WASHINGTON, October II. Judge
Thurman, accompanied by his son and
b. ). Cowan. Of the Associated Press,
left Washington az J q O'Clock tonight Tor
his home at Columbus, Ohio, Ia Especial
car attached 10 tie Chicago and Pitts
burgh express OF the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12
= ntr Bia1e-Firemen Harmed.

New YORK. October IA fire at the
oil-refnery docks in Green Point to-day
burned three barges, one steamer, seve-
raj buildings, wharves, &C., and $50, 900
barrels Of oil belonging to the Standard
Oil Company. Loss between $780, 900
and 800, GOO. An exploding oil tank scat
tered burning oil among the tiremen and
six Of them we're badly burned.
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,o,,,sr. Demand az Aaya.e..

LONDON, October ll.--Twenty thou
sand Yorkshire GOLFERS have given notice
to their employers that they will 80 on
a strike unless they are conceded ~ per
cent. advance IN their wages. Ii Is ex-
pected that 80, 900 eolliers will give mo-
tee 10 the same effect before the end OF
the week.
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Tnree Hundred InIured.
IDy telegraph to tho Dispstch. J b

QUINCY, Ill, October u.-Casualties
from the falling Of the Amphitheatre at
The fireworks display in this city last
night arr more numerous than first re-
ported, but so lar none have proved
fatal. Reports are still being received
Of Injuries. In the excitement following
the crash many OF those hurt were car
ried away. Many names have not YET
been reported. About 800 were more OF
less injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12

PIrrsBuRGH, Pa, October ia Can
ton (Ohiol special saws The north
bognd passenger train on the Cleveland,
l.orain, and Wheeling road came into
collision with freight train near Mas
silo. Ohio, about o'clock this morning.
Both engines, two passenger coaches,
and several freight cars were completely
wrecked. One freight and ono p.ssen.
ger brakeman were fatally injured and
two passengers were seriously hurt, one
probably fatally. The accident was
caused 10y a change of schedule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12

tBy telegraph 10 tho Dtspascn-i
READING, Pa, October ll.--One wo-
man aged sixty-two, who had her ribs
broken aud received internal injuries at
the disaster al ST. Mays Catholic
church on Sunday, died this forenoon
the FIRST fatal case OF 100 injured. Sew
ersl others are in precsrious condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12
and his speech was almost entirely de-
voted TO an analysis OF these statistics.
Blaine Cartosne1.
Try telegraph 70 ne Dispatch.f

NY tHIbkfHTI 70 w Uf-p8V-HsF
INDIAsAPoEIs, October 1.-The Sem
finel Democratic organ) celebrates
Blaine's arrival in its morning issue by
printing q large fac siDatte of Roscoe
Conkling's letter OF May 8, 1886, 10 p.
B. CrandeIl. 1t also prints Blaine's let
Ter Of December ID, 1884, to General
Harrisons law firm stating his reasons
for dismissing his suit against the Senti-
mel Company. The paper is replete
with cartoons bearing upon these sub
iects
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12
CRAZE AND COTTON ExoHaHss

OFP1RISGs.
WHEAr.-l832 bushels.
COgs.--8i6 bushea
OArs.-2,OGO huseeis.
MEAI---aS bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAr.-Whlie. bushels common atSi. Long,
berry, 100 bushels very rood a. sLB; go bu-
shells very g0oI 81 sl.A. IS bushels good A. 81 ~;
lsj bushels fair at fiW; 800 bushels common
at 80: ilG bushels common al S0c. Mixed. 100
bushels very good at tl.lb. shortoerry, 80 bu-
shells goo1 at sLl2: a. bushels good at LILO;
~ bushels g0r seed on private terms. 80 DgsheD
common Al 81: Is bushels common AZ Gc. Total
sal4. Of wheat 1850 Dnshels.
Offerings to-day OF wheat. t.SR bushels; same
day iGs year. d,i33 Dushels. Sales today Of
wheat. $50 bushels; same day last year, d,tsi
bushels. Offerings 20 FAR tails season, fH, l.1
bushels: same day last season, 400.04 bushels.
Extreme range Of prices to-day 90. 20 SLID,
same day lat year. = 10 st.
CORN.-Whife. l4s bushels very good At SIC
OATs.-Wnter, a bushels prime at f9c.
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nARKErs BY TELEGRAPH



rnw YoEK. October ii.--cotton easy: sales. ga
bales: uplands, 913-iec. Orleans, 9i5iec. net
Tecsl pis, a. l3l Daiee. expOrts-to Orsat Britain,
1898 tales: 10 the Continent, a2JD bales: STOCK,
38f 0i9 bales. southern hour hrmef. Wheat "a
lL,c. higher and very duh; options closed steady
AZ kAfc, OF the best price; Nc. red. October.
closet at si.il1l; November, fi.i2zstl H4: De
cember, t1.i2Hati.I6A. Corn kas higher; op-
tlOGs 1,asc. higher aud steady; October, &4s
52kc.; November. 534ab3kc. Oats stronger;
options, Ile. higher and very dull; October.
3Oi<c; November. 3l.GDYsc: No. ? spot, Da
50ssc Hops quiet and nrm. co1ee-Options
closed arm a. sDeo points below yesterday;
Octouer. fifsNtW. November, siAGasl1sv'
nal reanod quiet and ssesiy. holAsses noni-
nAL Rice-Domestie, ~ a34c.: foreign. IA al &c.
Petroleum quiet aud steady: refined. 14c. COT
ton. seed Gil arm and quiet Hides strong and
aclIye; vet sailed. New Urleaus selected, "a u
% pounds. THssc.; Texas selected. 20 10 %
pounds, 5ta7c. 1slios dun. k0dn steady.
furpentiue quiet and drn. Wool nrm sud
quiet Pork quiet Beef st<Vng; extra. H.5)ess.
Beef hams nrrn and active: old, SldoOati+
Tisrced beef strong. city extra india mess. slss
81 Cutaieats nrni. Niddles steady. Lard lover
aud dull; western steam ti0, closing st $3.50 and
nominal: options lower and dult October. 81 40
esksd; November, te.statSso; refined quiet
Freights weak; cotton. g-a@a>lsd-: grain, I'D
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, ND. October ii.-Cotton quiet ana
easy; middiing. eHc. fioSr weas- Wheat
si.izasl.is; western nrtaer; Ma siator red,
spot 3l.Osati.t5A; October. si.0sASl.lsk; De-
eemDer, fi.ilzatiiit. Corn-soarhern dull,
white. ssa5bc.; yellow, ssaasc.: western steady;
fsslc January fsf alsc. Oats luietsr; soasheru
ana PenDsylganis. 3ia3le. usstern white. sza3ie.
western mixed, 2as3lc. hyo afm At e7zstg Hay
qgies: prime 70 choice western, yi&patiz.
Provisions essisr. Msss-posk. ti7 huik mssss-
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Ner steamship Line ContenpIated

NEW YORK. October 1l.-President
Inman, Of The Richmond Terminal
Company, says that the East Tennessee
is now negotiating for the sale of bonds
TO purchase steamers 10 run between
New York and Norfolk in opposition to
the line controlled by the Georgia Cen
trail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12
aaYsrner n,li.. ne,emsni..

BUFgALo, n Y. October lL-Goyer-
nor Hill left here tins afternoon for In
diana. lie is accompanied by Secretary
of-state Cook, General Porieock. George
Raines, Of Rochester Colonel ). ..
NcEwan, and Colonel Jones, the deputy
collector OF New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKEE

BALTIMORE. Nd, October Ii-yirginia iei0s.
IS: do new ga, cka6lL baltimore snd Ohio
stock. sjas5H; Northern Central, 81; Cincin-
nan, Washington aud Baltimore l'sts, 100 ;
DO. 2ds, -; do. IS. 3jai0. consolidated gas
bonds. l075s do. stock, 81 aa5lh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12
AFailure Announced.

NKw YORK, October 1.-THE failure
OF A. M. Lecount was announced ON the
Cotton Exchange this afternoon. The
suspension is said 10 be due to losses in
Cured in the failure OF J. w. Hart Il
Co. last spring and has had no effect on
the market. Liabilities small.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12
n.,ab,,can municipal Nominaiions.

NEw YoaK. October 1.-The Repub-
licans made the following nominations
TO night Joel b. Erhardt for mayor,
John w. Jacobus for sheriff, Colonel
Henry G. Periey for county clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12
p,nrnbaek Tor Conrres..

NEw ORLEANS. October 1.-THE Re-
publican Executive Committee Of tho
First district to-day nominated L. Is. ).
Pinchbaek for Congress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12

new YoEK, October 1.-The formal
conference OF the National Democratic
Executive Committee did not take place
to-day as expected, but nearly all Of the
committeeman are here ana IN consuit@'
ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12

Impurities Of the blood often cause
great annoyance at this season. Hoods
sarssparills purities the blood and cures
sll such affections.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12
>rno.,,.atarx Bl,,s

RoMK, October 1.-THE Erridentists
have scattered inflammatory bills headed
"Down with the Triple-Alliance," and
similar expressions, through the streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12
ye,ersburg Bean serats.

Especial telegram 70 The Dispaicnl
PKrERsBURa. Va. October ll.-Not-
withstanding the bad weather large
crowd assembled at the Grars' Armnrs
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OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION rHHRswrrH TIE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Record Of the New York aad Richmond
Stock Fxchsrg ss-arain, Flour, Cot
ton, Neat, and Other QaotAtiosa
LBy teleersph . ths Dispa.ch. J

by telegraph 10 the Dispstch.l
- WASHINGTON. ID. C.. October ii.-For
lRhN Virginia, rein Friday, fair Saturday,
--with cooler, variable winds, high on the
coast. bccomlng westerly Friday night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, October IL
Last nights gale was very destructive in
the suburbs. Many small buildings were
badly injured. The gale reached velo-
city of forty miles an hour Just after md
night. The weather to-day is clear and
braciug and the situation decidedly I'M
proved. Official bulletin OF Board OF
Health: New cases, AZ; deaths, Pr.
b. johnson and Maria Register. Total
cases, 3. 429 total deaths. 3O4. OF the
new cases only twelve are white. No
contributions were reported by the FL
nance Committee to-day. Bishop Weed,
as envoy OF the Auxiliary Association, will
to morrow visit Fernandina TO make an
official examination OF the condition
there. inasmuch as the people OF that
city are decidedly uncommunicatlye. A
special train Will be provided. The
question OF the return OF nurses 70 their
homes is fast becoming a most embar
RAISING one. Neither Louisiana, Missis-
sippi. Alabama, nor Texas will receive
yelow-fever attendants until after frost
Meanwhile their pay goes on under the
terms Of the contract, and with the les
sening number Of sick their services are
10 longer required.
JACKSON REJOICING.
JACKSON, Mss, October 11.-There
is general rejoicing inside and outside Of
the quarantine limits at the prospect Of
the raising OF the siege TO morrow morn
inc. a salute Will be fred at $50 4. Nj.
IL honor Of the occasion.
No NEW CASES At DECATUR.
DECATUR, Ala, October 1.-Two new
cases of yoilow-feyer, both colored, were
reported yesterday afternoon, and one
death-Lilzie Jackson (coloredg. No
new eases to day.
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A SENSATIONAL SUIT.

CHARLOTTE, y. c., October IA
big SANDER case, in which A. n. Hinson,
Misses Mollie Hinson and Rhens Sut-
ton are charged with slandering the cha
racter Of Miss Emma Harrison, has en-
gagged the attention of the Superior Court
here since yesterday morning. Both
sides are ably represented by the most
prominent members Of the Charlotte
bar. Great interest is manifested. The
courtroom is continually crowded. Ar
gument will be concluded at late hour
tonight and the case will be given TO
the jury. All parties are from Mallard
Creek township The case is one Of the
ugliest ever tired in court here. The
sentiment tonight seems to be on the
side of Miss Harrison and il IS generally
believed the verdict will be in her favor.