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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06
Educational ana Matrim


CAPE CHARLES CTTY, September e.
The Peabody normal institute for the
public-school teachers of Tidewater Vir-
Rinia began here yesterday, with four
instructors and fifty teachers in attend
ance. This evening q public meeting
was held at Kellam's Hall, where W. b.
Fitzhugh, editor of the Cape Charles
Pioneer, made an address Of welcome,
which was responded to by Professor
Winston, OF Richmond, the conductor OF
the institute. Eloquent addresses were
made by Dr. Buchanan, State Superin-
tendent Of Public Instruction, and Hon.
Lyon G.. TYLER, president OF William
and Mary College. Interesting readings
were given by Professor ]. II. Raybin,
formerly OF England.
Lillelbe s. Reed, a prominent insu-
rance agent Of the Eastern Shore, was
married here early yesterday TO Miss
Lizzie Ennis, formerly OF Princess Anne,
hid. They left for Norfolk, whence
they will visit Baltimore and other east
ern cities. The groom is sixty and
the bride twenty-three.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06
vIRGIsIA-mIoLAND DAMAGEA
The wounded at Charlottesville Re-
.eOveFisg-Mouey Paid Them
other Notes.
Correspondence OF the Richmond DispS'ch.l

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispstch-l
CnAELOrrEsvILLE Sep. 3, 1883.
All Of the wounded in the Midland
wreck on July 18th who remain here
are recovering rapidly, and IN very
short time the last Of them will DC abe 10
leave FOR their homes.
W. n. Parrot, OF Albemarle county,
one Of the mail-clerks who was seriously
Injured, il now conyalescing rapidly.
He has received 50, 0J0 damages from the
Virginia Midland Company.
Messrs. j. S. Wslthall, OF fincastie'
Va, and John Q. West OF Washington,
d. G., the other two mail-clerks who
we're so dangerously wounded, are also
improving rapidly, and they have like
wise gotten 5000 damages each from
the Midland Company.
Mr.. Wishart Hunter. the Scotchman
who WAS injured, is reported to have re-
eeived $50. he is here yet pnt e1-
poets 10 sail for home in few months,
as he lie perfectly disguised Win his shoi'
experience in this country.
Mr.. j. Laugslow, OF Canada, whose
arm was badly injured. left some time
ago for Buckingham county against the
advice OF bis physicisns. and really be-
fore be was 10 condition 10 be moved
Ills arm has since become mucn "oise'
and he has demanded large damages,
which the railroad authorities refuse 70
pay. II the affair cannot DC compfo-
nlsed he may bring suit
Professor u. l.. Barber OF Phliaaei-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06
RICHMOND TOBACCO BaRKRr.

SkPTbhbhh D. lS5N
Stocks from tables below show very email de-
crease and arc stlI The largest ever held in this
city. his the opinion OF largo buyers that fine
dark shipping Of the now crop will End good
sale TO-dsy's auction sales wsro sun-cured at
$40 to Ell--of which twenty-four packages OF
twenty-six offered were sold. Privately ten
packs ges OF bright wrappers and some few oilers
we're sold.
Secretary Mcleod recorded four OF the nrst Ex-
position tobacco consignments to-day. They be-
long 70 Class No. 4, and are four terces Of cut
ters, from j. A. Craddock, Of Danyille, consigned
- Aessrs. j. NJ Conrad's Sons, Of this city.
The Tobscco- Exchange receptlon-room hes
new easy-chairs and BOW oil-cloth. Some more
inside paint ght benea, the rooms while this
JOB is being done on the outside OF the Exchange.
To-day is another rainy, warm day.
MONTHLY TOBACCO sTATEnBsT.
Reosipta--Ten months ending July 81, 1888 "a,
sos hogsheads and 1904 terces: one month end
ing August 81, 1883. 2,3l2 hogsbeads and 29j
tierces Total receipts for eleven months % Au-
gust 81, 1888, 30.9il hogsheads aud 1919 tiercos
Total receipts for eleven months 10 August 81,
1887. 8S,0 }2 hOgsheads and $500 torces.
Deliysr,es.--Ten months ending July 81, 1888
q, 1873 hogshesds ana 4,t49 tsrces; one month
ending August 81, 1883 2.l57 hogshesds aud s9I
tierceB Total deliveries eleven months % Au-
gust 81. 1888, s.6d5 hogshesds and 5,0Se terces.
Total deliveries eleven months 20 Augusta, 1857,
"a, ISL hogsheads and 5,s62 tierces.
stock on Hand.
August 30, 1883: Inspected, 2s.4s9 hogshesds,
i126 tierces; uninspectod. 4639 hogshesds, "a
tierces Total, 81, l23 hogshoads: LEO terces.
August 80, 1887: Inspected. Zl6ol hogsheads,
l330 usrces; unexpected, 6,9I7 bogsheads 433
tierces Total, q, l98 hogsheads; Li92 tierce.
August 80 1898: Inspected, 1919 hogsheais,
SUB tierces: unlnspected. o,629 hosshcads, 4s0
Iierces. Total, 23.54i hogshesds: 1,ss3 uerceA.
August 81, 1885: Inspected, i220 hozsheads
and gei tierces; unexpected, 6.ys9 bogsheads
and ~ tierces. Total, 1853 hogsheads and
Decrease In August. 1888, $40 hossheads and
l79 tiercea.
Totals: 1884, II, os4 hogshesds and 43i tierces,
1881. i2.701 hogsheads and 634 tiefces; 1874 IL 1873
hogsheads and SEQ uerces; 1881, 1882 hogshe ais
and $40 tiorces: September 80, 1880. 1920 hogs
heads and 66 uerces; september 30, 1873, i6,i6z
hOgsheads and sos 5erces.
Loose Saies.
Eleven months ending August 81, 1888, 27i0.-
ass pounds; same time 1887, 3.6Gl,563 pounds;
same time 1885, 7.lSS,03 pounds; same time
1894 650l.0i5 pounds.
Inspsettons.-Inspected during eleven months
10 August 81, 1888 Leaf-Bright, ll.i9s hogs
heads and As tierces; dark, i5.452 hOsshesds
and 2,5lS tierces; western, $50 hogsheads and
6tierces.
Total inspections eleven mouths 70 August 81
1888 e lSl hOgsheads and ae49 tierces. same
time 1857, 8o,229 hoSsheads and Ast4 tlerces:
came time 1875, AA9 hogsheads and 6.1)s
tisrces: sad same time 1856. A,o3S hogshesds
and 100 .ierces.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06

paia, another OF the wounded. "a nov
convalcscenk and he and his wife arc i,
the county boarding at Rev. John n.
Isandoiph's. He has received s., 500
damages IL 10 rumored.
All OF the wounded arc loud in their
praise Of the treatment they have re.
ceived, both from the railroad author;.
ties and the citizens OF Chariottexville
and the suit Of Mr.. Langslow. which IL
only probable, Is the only one which NAV
arse ffom this dreadful accident me
Midland authorities have 20 far acted very
fairly in all the claims OF dsmages which
nave been brought against them.
ihe County Court met on Monday.
and VIII probably be in session all the
week. Nothing but minor cases will
claim the attention Of the Court this
month. The grand jury brought in the
iohowing indictments: Brubeck Bro
theirs for felony in obtaining goods un-
der false pretences for forgery. A. A..
sutherland and Elsie Lambs icolored).
and Tor assault and battery, +. X. Nor.
t9rop. Several minor indictments were
also presented.
AT a recent meeting Of tho County
Board oil Supervisors q reduction OF the
salaries OF the county officers was made
as follows: Commonwealth Attorney.
from 5000 TO $3.50 Clerk of Circuit
Court from $500 to 5000; Clerk of Coun
ty Court from 5000 10 $3.50; Sheriff
from $500 to 1915 Commissioner of the
Revenue from 5000 TO S575. The sala-
ries OF the Judge and other county off,
GERS were not changed.
The board also authorized Professor
Seamon, commissioner for the Abe
marie county exhibit at the Richmond
Exposition. to employ an assistant to
take charge of the exhibit and to pro-
mote the best interests of the same, sub
lect to the appropriations already made
by the board.
Professor George Brown, OF Licking
ton, Va, formerly professor of chemis-
try in the University Of Virginia, is Wis
ting his mother near Crozet, this
county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06
shespshesa.Bsy Races.
fsv tefsxrxcb 10 the rtspstch. !

New YORK, September 5.--Thero was
O very large attendance to-day at Sleeps
bead-Bay races and renewed activity IN
the betting pavilion.
First race-seven eighths Of milo
Leo Ii. won (; Cruiser second, Belle dor
third. Time, 1:25i.
Second rsce-sutumn stakes, three
quarters OF mile--Fresno won Disblo
second, Blue Rock third. Time, lilo.
Thirdrsce- and one eighth miles
Climax won Badge second, Galifet
third. Time. 1867. Winner paid S73
straight and SIS for place.
Fourth race--seven eighths OF mile
Grenadier won Laredo second, Jennie
Mcfarland third. Time, 1:25i. Win
ner paid $50 straight aud S23 for place.
Fifth race-three quarters of q mile
Long Dance won /; Forest King second,
Heron third. Time, 1:15t.
Sixth race-grass selling stakes, one
mile on turf-fnish was very exciting,
but Long Branch, a cast-off OF Dryers
stables, beat Ballston, one of their
cracks. by short head /: Lucy II. third.
Time. 1:i3s. Winner paid SS1 straight
and $44 for place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06
MUST LEAvETHE BROTHERHOOD.
A Reported Railroad order to Its
TeIegraphera
by telegraph 10 the Dispatch


CHICAGO, ILL.,, September "a
local paper says: Telegraph operators
along the line of the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern railroad are in a
state OF anxiety over the recent order
from the company to sever their con-
nection with the order of the railway
telegraphers or vacate their positions.
1t is reported that the company has been
making preparations to accomplish this
for the past three months, and has
secured men to fill every vacancy likely
to occur under the order. A member OF
the Brotherhood of Telegraphers said if
it was true that such an order was issued
the order of the railway telegrsphers
would have to break down, for it was not
strong, and its constitution prevented
any strike. Men would quit the union
or leave the railway service.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06
FUNERAL DIRECTIONS.
Election or Officers and Other Bust.
ness ON the SECOND Days Meeting.

Especial telegram 70 the DBpach.l
NORFOLK, September 5.-The State
Undertakers' Association met in the Sc
cond days session this morning at the
Atlantic Hotel at II o'clock, with the
president, MIR. Joseph w. Laube, in the
chair.
Professor Clarke. Of Springfield, o.,
continued his lecture before the associa-
ton on embalming.
A number of new members were
elected.
There was q considerable amount Of
talking on professional subjects, after
which the association was photographed
by J. j. Faber, of Norfolk.
A resolution was adopted authorizing
the State Association to pay the mileage
Of the delegates to the National Associa-
ton.
The following officers were then elect
ed for the ensuing year President. Jo-
seph w. Lsube, Richmond First Vice
President, j. T. Morris, Petersburg /;
Second Vice President, j. w. Brown,
Hampton Third Vice President, II. G.
Smith, Norfolk ; Fourth Vice-President,
James Perley, Charlottesville A.; Fifth
Vice-President, W. T. Doyen, Farm
vile Secretary, l.. Il. Christian, Rich
mond; Treasurer, A. e. Hall, Norfolk /;
Executive Committee-J. I. Morris, II.
d. Oliver, and r. W. Baker Committee
on Grievances-C. II. Sturtevant, j. l..
Sutherland, and William b. Dinguid.
The delegates to the National Assocla-
ton, which meets in Baltimore on the
26th of October next. were elected. as
follows Joseph w. Laube, j. L. Nor
ris, and H. ID. Oliver.
Mr.. Thomas Gleddon, in an appro-
PIRATE speech, presented on behalf OF the
association n handsome gold-headed
ebony cane to the secretary, Mr.. i. t.
Christian, who accepted in neat speech.
A motion was adopted embracing the
usual thanks for courtesies extended.
The Committee of Arrangements an
nounced the excursion to Ocean View to-
morrow at $3.50 Z. NJ.
Lynchburg WIS selected as the place
for the next annual meeting, after which
the convention adjourned sine die.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06
THE OLD ROMAN.
HIS TRIP TO AHp RscgPrroH IN NEW
YORK.
A Rapid but Quiet Transit Of Mr. Thurman
from columbus-speaks in New
York Tonight.

HARRISBURG, Pa, September 5.-De-
string to enjoy an unbroken nights rest,
Judge Thurman and party kept the hour
OF their departure from Columbus to
themselves. The private car OF Presi-
dent Brice, OF the Lake Erie and West
ern railroad, had been placed at their
service and IL was attached TO the
Pennsylvania special, the fast through
train on the Pennsylvania railroad, and
the party was whirled along at the rate
of forty miles an hour. The Newark
| Ohio advocate had made a random
statement that the party might pass
through there at 3 o'clock, and crowd
Of hundred or more persons were on
hand so as to be sure not TO miss seeing
the Judge. He, however, was resting,
and after few calls for speech the train
moved on. Some fast time was made
between Steubenyille and Pittsburgh,
the train being half an hour late, and
the rear car rocked like an ocean
steamer. Thirty miles was made in
twenty seven minutes. at Altoona about
forty railroaders were waiting the arrival
of the train, hoping for, and yet as they
said scarcely expecting. reception by
the Judge, owing to the early hour.
Fully $50 men at Huntington well
coined the arrival OF the train but the
Judge had not awakened and they con-
tented themselves by greeting the pri-
vate car.
At Altoona word was received Of a re-
ception to be rendered at Harrisburg,
and it became evident that the quiet trip
that had been planned could not be
made.
The party in the private car consisted
of Judge Allen q. Thurman, Allen w.
Thurman, Allen G.. Thurman, Jr, Allen
0. Myers, Colonel William Allen lay
lor, Congressman Reriah Wilkins. and
representatives of the Associated Press.
The Judge arose and breakfasted
heartily soon after 9 o'clock, having
passed pleasant night.
RECEPTION AT NEW YORK.
New YORK, September 5.-Judge
Thurman arrived on time this afternoon.
Upon the arrival OF the train at Jersey
City crowd of two or three thousand
blocked the way and cheered almost con-
tinually as the Judge and party, under
escort Of reception committee, marched
ont to the carriages in which they were
taken across to New York and driven to
the Fiith-Avenue Hotel. where the Judge
will stay while in the city. A shouting
crowd of men and boys kept pace with
the carriages as they drove up town,
their hot, perspiring faces givingevidence
of the warmth OF their greeting. At the
hotel the Judge retired TO his room for
rest, but large number of callers were
on hand, a few of whom, being old and
dear friends, we're received. The trip OF
night and day has been generally
pleasant. BY keeping quiet the time OF
departure from Columbus some rest was
obtained during the night, but to-day
impromptu receptions were in order all
along the line. scarcely town or hamlet
failing to exhibit some kind Of welcome.
Judge Thurman stood the trip in the
way he seems to stand travelling, being
fresher at the end OF the day than at the
beginning. His appetite is good, his
voice strong, and he is in every way
ready for the speech Of tomorrow eve
ming.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06
TIE GAME ELSEWHERE.
[By telegraph TO the Dispatch-l

TIE NAmh
[By telegraph to the Dispatchl
Baltimore
Kansas City.....O 2 0OO010 0-3
Baltimores.. / 002 90 0 IA
Base-hits-Kansas City, 8; Balti-
mores, 4. Errors-Kansas City, B;
Baltimores, /. Batteries-Porter aud
Donohue Cunningham and Cantz.
Philadelphia
Athletics. 010100 0-3
Cincinnatia 10 0 0 0 5000 90
se-hits-Athletics 7; Cincinnatis,
Q. Errors Athletics, l; Cincinnatis, 7.
Batteries-Seward and Robinson Wey-
hing, Blaigh and Keenan,.
New York:
New Yorks ...01010 400
Philadelphias. % 0 0 0 0 0 0 OIL
Base hits-New Yorks. 10; Philadel-
phias, 1. Errors-New Yorks, 2 Phila-
delphias, 7. Batteries-Welch and
Ewing; Sanders and Schriyer.
indianapolis:
Indianapolis. % O01200 GA
Pittsburghs. :. o 0 o o 0 0 o.
Base hits-Indianapolis, 6; Pitts
burghs, 8. Errors-Indianapolis, 2 I;
Pittsburgbs, 4. Observation-Disclosures and
Buckley Morris and Fields.
Cleveland:
Clevelands.. ..22O5 2120 OLA
Louisvilles =. L 0 0 0 0 90 l l. 3
Base hits-Clevelands, II; Louisvilles.
8. Errors Cleyelands, 4 Louisyilles,
6. Batteries 'Brien and Mcclure |;
Crowell and Cook.
Boston:
Bostons. 80 4015 0 0 0--13
Wsshingtons 20 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 o. 8
observation-disclosures, Is /; Washingtons,
8. Errors-Bostons, 5 Washingtons, 8.
Batteries -Clarkson and Kelley Whit
ney, Schock, and Arundel.
Chicago:
Cbicagos. 10000 lie 0-10
Detroits IL 0 oil 101 0 o. 4
Base hits-Chicagos, ~; Detroits, 8.
Errors-Chicagos, 3; Detroits. 6. Bat
teries-Tener and Farrell Beatin and
Wells.
Brooklyn:
st. Louis. .....0 2 90 2 02 l OF
Brooklyns -. 10 0 0 0 002 o.
Base-hits-st. Louis, g.; Brooklyns. 5.
Errors--St Louis, 4; Brooklyns. z.
Battsries-King and Boyle; Caruthers
and Clark
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06

Yssly ceprssssd. closing ikaixc. lover, M
si.ol lis; November. sloasSlos,s. corn-ssos
ig sIs css Ss0r ss. ss scrsn sss.sr s
MIC. OaB-Spot active epd laikc higher.
options fairy scays ana hsac. higher, c!osins
nrm; ssgienbsr. DYsD'.c: October, Ma
~ a3ikc.; mixcd, psssc. Hers h'rhef and
firm; best stAts, Issf6c. down 20 lo for common,
codee-options opened Arm sud ieso pein,s
higher. closed steady; september. ,l2 iestieo:
Mo strong at tiA7A sugaf-hsv very strong
ana In better demand: fair rsnning. b,.c. re-
lined frn: Q, ss-issehc exirs c. ~ se g-ise,;
white sstrs 9. s:Sse.: yslIo. z. es:zss on
confsctiones A. 7.c.; cutioaf and crushed.
sc: poscercd. &C.. graduated, T4s1hc:
cubes sc. nolasses nominal Rice In motess,s
demand aud steady; domesttr. $ksssc Tor
eign. 4ha4s.c. Petroleum Unbalanced; refined,
nc. Cotton-seed OIL nominal; crude, fis41.
yellow, tsk a43c. Taiiov suong; prime city.
s<c bid. Rosin dun; ccmmoa - good strained.
fS3sammx rc,.'es " iall supP,y and sssy:
snd strong. Wool strong. Pcrt nrm; ODD nss>s
flA4ssiA50: new moss. siSf5sfiaH0. Beef
stessiier; extra meas, Sst7.co: pscted. ENs
lierced beef steady; city extra India meas, sits
sl0 cutfneais nrmsr; picked shoulders, f.75:
picsled bellies: s.soalio2s; pictied hama.
tl29asi25A hiddles nrm; short-cle>r. shc.
Lard opened nrIn and closed easy aud quiet:
western steam. sioe0: city steam, sai0: opsioas
higher on no. crop BY ~ pos0ts. closing de-
pressed with the advance Loaf September. tioa
ti0.i2. closing $40: october. taeiasio. closing
at f2sl; reaned quiet Frsights nrm.
CHICAGO.
Curclao September A-.The cash quotations
vero: Flour unchanged. No sxprlng wheat asa
s3Ac.: No red. $3.50. No corn. lt.c. No.
2 oet-, 24c. Mess-pork. tii35ssifSA. Lard,
81 s2S ss9sA 5hort-ribe. s&5lN at25a Shout
ders. s76shss77a shortclsar, t9aissA whls-
key, fi.2e
mo leading futures ranged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06
Democratic state Ticket.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, September g.
The Democratic State Convention met
here to-day. William L. Russell, OF
Cambridge. was nominated by acclama-
ton for Governor. After recess the
ticket VAS completed, as follows: Lieu
tenant-Governor John W. Corcoran
Secretary OF State, W. n. Osgood
Treasurer and Receiver-General. H. G.
Thacker; Attorney General, Samuel o.
Lamb; Auditor, William A. Williams.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06
GENERAL TERRY DROWNED.
He Loses HIS Life fs Attempting TO
Cross a AWoIien stream.
fsneciaI ielegram to &c DIspatch.l

TSpeoihI NuIVkI N1l 70 '10 I730 E"'E'..I -
WYrHEv1ILE, VA, September 6.--Tbe
report has just been received in Wythe-
Vile that General William Terry was
drowned in attempting to cross Reed
creek at Wohlford's ford. three miles from
town. The creek was swollen and night
had set in when he and Mr.. Joseph W.
Caldwell attempted to cross the creek in
coming home from independence. The
vehicle and horses were washed down,
and MIR. Caldwell by some means reach
ed the shore. de remained and shout
ed and called along down the stream.
but with no response. He walked to
town and gave the alarm. A large crowd
ON horseback and on foot has gone to
the scene OF the accident.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06
Twelve Killed md Forty Wounded.

IDF NIgI0-hII9T F-aII VaVIo % 1Ho DIspH1Vu'I
PARIS, September 5.-Au express
train from Dion left the rail last night
while on its way TO Paris, blocking the
road. The Italian night mail train ran
into the disabled train aud was wrecked.
Twelve persons were killed and forty in
jured. The collision occurred between
Mailan and Velvrs Sur 0uche. Both
engines were hurled down an embark
ment and eight cars we're smashed into
pieces. Several bodies are still in the
Debris.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-THURsDAY SEPTEMBER g. 1888

annual session. which meets in April
next, and Charleston is the place for
holding the next annual session, which
meets on the first Tuesday in October,
1889.
The Grand Lodge OF West Virginia
Independent Order OF Good Templars
convened in the lectnre-room OF the
state-Strees Methodist Episcopal church
this morning. About 100 delegates and
visitors were in attendance. But little
business was transacted to-day. The
session will last three dsys
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06
DANVILLE NOTES.
Accident TO Mr.. AUD Mrs. Coleman
An Upset Bfd-nurder Trial.
rcrnoial talnor.nn 70 thu niannfchI

DANvnLE, VA, September 5.-Mr.
and Mrs. j. @. Coleman, OF Ringgold,
had n narrow escape to-day. They were
driving to Danville in wagon, and in
coming down q hill near the city the
harness broke and the horse ran down to
q creek at breakneck speed. The occu-
pants were thrown from the wagon down
an embankment into the creek and both
badly bruised but no bones broken.
Mr.. J. j. Allen, of North Carolina,
has put in an upset bid on the Star
warehouse property recently sold at
auction. He offers 10 per cent. advance
on the price at which the property was
sold. The Judge will hear the case on
Friday. This matter attracts attention
here as showing a greater activity in the
real estate market, and also the interest
North Carolina tobscco-men are taking
in the Danville market.
The trial OF Charles Saylor for the
murder of r. L. Cohen has been con-
tinued till the November term Of the
Hastings Court
Warren s. Ficklen was to-day elected
secretary Of the Danyille Tobacco E1-
position.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06
RIAGEs n.

HALsEY- HARTMA S.-Nsrried, september
8, 1883. at the roeidouco Of Rev Edward n. Iul:
lidge, va Walnut street. Philadelphia, Benny
fessor W. y Haley, OF Philadelphia, 70 liBJEN
VIRGINIA, daughter Of the late J. r. Hartman.
OF Baltimore. and grsnddauehter Of tho la'o
samuel Cabell horsley. surgeon United states
navy.
JONE3-REAyRs.- Married, In wsshirgion.
d. C., on tho str instant, 81 1880 O'Clock In ths
ladies' psrlor Of the Howard H0use MI.
THOMAS o. JONES 10 Miss NOME REAvEs I;
both OF this city. NO cards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06
Vermont Election.
TBy telegraph 70 the DlspAsch.I

BURLINGTON, W., September b.
Chairman Page, Of the Republican State
Committee, states that according to his
figures the 1876 towns from which returns
have been received gave Dillingham; 81,
37S, Shurlif' and scattering 1855, and
makes the Republican majority about
1900. The remaining towns will pro-
baby make the State majority $1,000.
The Prohibition vote is less than l,5O0.
The 1856 towns elect 1875 Republican
and IL Democratic State representatives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06
Talaoraobtc Fiasbes

Recent heavy rains In Georgia have done great
damage 10 cotton crops.
The 81. Louis Exposition opened yesterday
under the most favorable auspices, 1900 people
being present
Iouisyille's fall celebration opened yesterday
with an Industrial psrade i've miles long. TWEEN
ty thousand strangers were present
James Morgan was nominated for Governor
yesterday By the State Democratic Convention at
Milwaukee. Wis. Also, full State ticket
At the twentieth annual convention OF the
Irish Catholic Benevolent Union at Columbus,
Ohio, yesterday, Bishop Wsttorson. OF Column.
bus, and NJ. Glennan, VI Norfolk, delivered adj
dresses.