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Iudge Thurman.

FORT WAYNE, IND. October 1G In accordance
with the announced program ms judge Thurman
ard riy took me- train AZ teu minutes after
and were ghirlrl rapidly towards mis- city. At
tho Indianapolis depot hearty cheer was given
by tbe -rowd there as.ernb.ed As "G01 spool "
n ihe Judge aud party. no long speeches Wefo
mate anywhere 90 the route, hn' short ones wore
made by both Judge Thurman and Governor
eifey al Upton, Arcadia. aud Peru.
Several thousand people were ~ the Fort
Wavre derot nended ~ TIE 1eniricks cub ana
a band ami gave a most enthusiastic greeting.
The parry were M once taken Ia q carriage 20
Wayne Hotel. whore al0tLor largo crowd Sa5 IN
waiting and gave them a warm welcome. The
Judge retired % supper 90 once, while me crowd
ca side Kept together and called for Different
fsyorites who were in turn greeted by them.
Tho Judge Is bon good health eul is expecting a
DIX SINE tomorrow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-17

Of immigration, which was adoped
without dissent. both in committee and
by the convention. Hewitts letter is adj
dressed to the committee Of the citizens
meeting which first nominated him and
not to the County Democracy. He re-
iterates his perfect willingness to with
draw from the canvass now or at any
time Tammany Hall withdnws its can
didate and submits lone whose charac-
ter would give assurance to the public OF
an Independent and honest administra-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-17
The Proper Time for Revision.

nv Anglo American cabie 20 me DisDatch.l
PARIS, October l6.-In the Chamber
of Deputies to-day NJ. Duque de la Eau
connerie, a member Of the Right, intro
duced a resolution declaring that the
proper time for revision of the Consti-
tuition WIS after the elections for mem
bers OF the Chamber OF Deputies bad
shown in what sense the people desired
revision. He asked urgency for his
resolution, which was refused.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-17
GRAIH AID COTTON ExCHAEse
RICHMOND. October 10. 1881

OFFERINGS.
WHRAr.--f, "a bushels.
CORN. he bushels
OATs.-l, 0s0 bushels.
OACHARD-GRkss hGED.-5O bushels
SALES REPOHTsD TO SECRETARY.
WnEAr-While. $50 bushels for seed on private
terms. LOngbeuy. ~ bushels Tor seed on pri-
ysts terms: 10 bushels very gOOd a. sl.l5; ~
blahels very good at fi.H; 100 bushels fair at
sos Mixed. 40 blshels prime on private terms;
3gJ bushels good gt t.l3; 81 bushels fair az fl.09
Shortberry, IA bushels for seed On pilfate
terms. 20 bushels prime on private terms: 1876
bu-lels very good NJ ll.Ij: i46 bushels very
good ~ fli3; - bushels good at tl.l2 Total
IA a- ~ wheat .592 bushels.
Offerings to-day Of wheat 4.sa bushels; same
day las year. ms b shells. sales today Of
wheat. l.532 bushels: same day last year, ,Ws
bushels. Offerings 20 far tbis season, B3,0t
bushels: Same day last season, 4Cs,5 bushels
Extreme range Of prices today, sl.O5 10 N.l3;
same day last year. IS 70 Sc
CORs.--While. % bushels very good on private
terms; q bushels common new d, co.
OATs.-Mixed, 20 bushels very good on private
terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-17

GRAHAN.-Dici, sunday. m'rn'ur, De ober
100. NJ 5:ij 0'clo'E, a. 30 neHt arg rif' 81,
AXIS WARD s.. y0rIFef ca'i % "i'i 1000 ..
sui Fannie r. GralaD aged Jlo yrlf ani ifp
month";
Funeral took pla.o a. o'ri'ci Monday evo-
ming from Park Place n tbuNit cautrl.
Cnsrlo,to ~. CD D.n0cra' plerso 'npt
GRg8N Died. Tue-iny. ociooef 10, ISIS.
DANlkl. tItEN, o. Its uiusiDt I.h t.r
Funeral TODAY nou 500 lirst AfrIran
church al 3 r. ". Friends anl acquauiaa,e5
invited % attend.
MOORE Died. on the loia q october. ~ MID
night nsar kocs Castle. ia io"hathn cnYn i,
after ufetime OF sunrrigg, Win PERFECT thflf-
tiAn resiguatil n, Ms. hMll j b, wife OF l'i"it
N. moore and dnnsitrroi .ho have MAJOR in"na,
aud saliie =. sale, 81 arstD d ''nhtfi a6rd
seventy-flur yfRrs ana s"'en months.
Lynchburg laginttn please copy
sISNCTr.- Died. e. The rosilonce ~ his
father, No 1915 vest Main street Tuesday oc'u-
Dor ittb, MICHAEL siSNOIT. aged ioiy-ioar
years.
Hls funeral will take pa from iho Church -
tho sacred Heart at A. y. ltDtl u'folfr
f'h) Friends ~ the family sro Invited - a.
toni.
sMITH-Diod. on Mocha1icsyilie turnpike, ~
Mrs. Wyatts October 18Th. az go 4. 3d.. hiss
CLARA SMlfh, Of Cool valley, ". Va, Ia iA'
twenty third year Of Ler age.
Her funeral will tako place 80 her r~sid nfn
a. II a. VI. TO-DAY. Friends nud quaint
ances are respectfully invited 10 aItead.
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nenth 90 l.unn,lc in salI.

Coroner Taylor Yesterday held an IN
quest at the Jail upon the body of Mary
Jane Ellis, a colored woman, aged forty.
The prisoner was committed four days
AGO as lunatic :; was placed IN a cell 70
herself and made as comfortable as WAS
possible; was well attended 10y the OH
GERS. but being in a declining condition
when brought into the prison death was
brought about by exhaustion accompa-
nying insanity. A verdict was rendered
in accordance with these facts
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Arrested for Forgery.

A telegram was received here yester-
day from the Chief of Police Of Alexan-
dria notifying our authorities to look ont
for Perrel G. Paulston. charged with
forgery in that city. The accused was
found on the street yesterday evening
and arrested by Sergeants Tomhnson
and Hulce and Officer Lampkin and
locked up in the Second police-station.
The Alexandria officials were notified OF
the arrest and will send an officer after
the prisoner to-day.
Paulston when found had several
drafts upon his person.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-17
C,,x C,reult Ceurt.

The following cases were disposed OF
in this court yesterday;
Thomas ". Huntley rs. The Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company. Dismissed on mo-
ton Of plaintiffs counsel
Charlotte iseman rs. Charles T. Straus
& Co. Plaintiff nonsuited, with leave TO
reinstate
Warner A. Guy rs. George Watt, ST..
Suit discontinued.
Frank Collins Us. Daniel Shelby:
judgment for S25, with interest and
costs.
Julien Binford rs. ". ]. Mamma
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-17

LEXINGTON. KY. October lG.-fhis WAS the
second day OF tho Kentucky Association meet
lag.
First race-oue mile-Stewart won; Doubt
second. Bfxtv ttird. Tine, 1850
Second raro-nve e.e. the ~ Is mile-/ulu won I;
JOYFUL .econd, Van 1riu thir1. Time, 1901 d.
1tird rare-one milo Gui seventy yards
Famine won: Dervcnmont second, Blue stone
third. Iime. l.5h
Fourth racs-0ne and one quarter miles only
two sierters-EI Mack won; Long Roll second.
Qime, 2.l5 i.
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CINCINNATI

si.gS
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, OctoDer l6 -Fioui easier. whesi
dull; No. 2. rcd. sL05aSi0. Cora dun aod
easter: No. ?, mixed. 45a30ac oais cssieri No.
2 mixed, 26l Pork quiet a. 1850. Lard WEAK
az ~ Is. Bnik-mcats dui AMI nominal Bacon
steady. Mhskey active aud nrn az sI.ih Dogs
lower and less active.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON y. c.. October lG-ruroentine
firm 81 -. bli. Resin steaiy strained. ?. se..
good strained, 7Oc. Tar nrm a. fit1 Crude
turpentins nrm: hari. sLSO; yelio~ dip AM
virgin, SL.lO.
LOUISVILLE, October i6.-Narkets unchanged
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURg%
New YORK, October is GO tom 80 receipts,
pone gross receipts. N,lii ba.oA tntlics
closed nrm; saios, fO4o tales. october. s4j.a
$3.50: November. r. t.aH. i3. lfcci1ner ~ "a
So $50 January. '9t!. feorgary. 60 ... Mach.
s9si. April, sagga.ggi. Map. sl9aFip1l: Jane,
Sio.iO: July, ioi9ai0 ~. taFts', I'D 9iaii0@'
LIVERPOOL corroS MApNEr
LIVERPOOL. October To- fJap. Cotton Arm end
ia iair demand; np anil, %. orI"an, 80.
sales. 1900 baies; speculation sld export.
ltnJ balef: receipts. ilou. n1l ..--..i hmD.i.un.
Futures .tea.y: tctJlrr. D. - rff. -l'L. tc'o-
bor ami November, '..htH -.'i D. NH'rni-
Der and December $50 2, hf'mufr
and January, -tlfti5 .l.Iii.: isn.1.. htH fo.'-
ruary 5 A,-osd.; FDbfGsry aui H.i'r, tlfh1;
MAr,L oud Apfil "tHf.. 'u.l ASH sag,
2tsfaj 2r6ld. Whoa. wu.ka .. ID ushni 'n.r;
holders offer haolT. tln Nii u. d 'tAii
poor Turp9nt'ue. }i "..I ...'ii D. " Nn AZ
Tor the p,st thtea Gays. d 81" rft.a.t. aircfi-
can, 2S.0Nsent1is, Ameii. an c.rl.t. ID 'rhiii-.
Weather cold iuf Try
gP M-Salcs- Amer'rln. 80 -r t1ief. o,nhcr.
3 4'-6id., soler: ociob'f ani Notrmh'l,
, a'464d., buyer. Nnv"frtrr anH l'.-f.ni.r,
522 STD. buyer: December ald i.p-a ID .il,
seltr. January Ggl i'nrHo-'.' . t'f.. rr icr.
lah .
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mr telograph % tne pivpa,ch.l

by Telegraph % mo DispatchI
WASHINGTON, October Ex-senator
Allison contemplates Offering resolu-
ton tomorrow providing for a recess
until November 18th. The resolution
is already prepared in writing. 1t will
not take effect until the senators present
have finished speaking on the tariff bill,
which will probably be day after to-mor-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-17
Reirne atLNnehhnrr.

LYScHBUBG, Va, October l6.-Col-
onel Richard F. Beirne, elector at large,
spoke to an immense crowd at Moor
mans warehouse tonight, and was
cheered 10 the echo. lie was escorted to
the place OF speaking by the Young
Mems Democratic Club and accorded
perfect ovation. He made splendid
speech.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-17
Nnenninsin menrlco TONIGHT.

The Democratic voters OF Smithers
precinct. Henrico county, which Is To-
Gated near the intersection OF Nenaole
street and Mechanicsylle turnpike, are
invited to assemble at that polnt to-
night al s o'clock to hear Hon. George
ID. Wise, Or. A. Monteiro, and Conway
Il. Sands, Esq, discuss the issues OF the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-17
.rhev .tnrt for Naples.

10y Anglc-American cabie 70 tho Dispath.l
RoaE. October 1f.-Fmperor William
and King Humbert started for Naples
this morning. a large crowd witnessed
their departure, and gave them an en-
thusastic ovation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-17
RALTrsORE sTcCK MARKET

BALTIMORE. No. October l6-Virginia consois,
87lo asked: do. l0-40s. s. bid; do new BE, -
bid: Baltimore and ohio stock. Sa3% Northern
Central 10 bid: Cincinnati, Washington aud BAL
tlmOro l'sts. g8ag9i. do. gds, z! asked; do. 3s.
50 bid. consolidated gas bonds. 1857 ASKED
"a AZ
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HI.rre Put on.


Special telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
CHARLESTON, w. Va, October L.
jacob Bradford. en- employee at the
Charleston Boiler Works, had his right
eye put out to-day by piece OF flying
steel while caulking boiler.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-17

For IHpi6Esrioh,
Dyspepsia. and diseases incidentthafeto
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-17
baseball Yesterday.

Philadelphia;
Athletics ......OOOOOO 2-3
CleyeAnds 30 0003 , x-G
Observation-Disclosures, 6 Clevelsnds, 10.
Errors-Athlctics, 4; Cleyelands. ..
Batteries Smith and Robinson; Kaes
and Snyder
New York
New Works. -. @ / 600 OK
st. Louis ..... o 0 o 0 o 0 o.
Base-bits-New Yorks. 3; ST. Louis,
3. Errors-New Yorks, 4 II. Louis. >.
Batteries-Keeie aud Ewing King and
Boyle.
Brooklyn:
BaItmores.. OOOO3 o.
Brooklyns. 30 90 5000 So
-Baltimores. 9 Brooklyns,
70. Errors Brooklyns, 3 /; Baltimores, 3.
Batteries Cunningham and OBrien /;
Foutz and Bushong.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-17

The iron to lay the track Of the Rich
mond and Seven Pines railroad, dis
lance of eight miles, arrived here yes
terday. and the eross-tes are IN readiness
TO receive II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-17

Are You weak and weary, oyerworked
and tired Hoods sarssparilla is just
the nedicine to purify your blood and
give Won strength.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-17
,aaestoa .. Kicnmepd.

Professor Langston will address Re
publican meeting in favor OF Harrison
and Morton in front Of try's Hotel to-
night
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ouarnnttne nemoved..

MONTGOMERY, ALA. October 10
Montgomery has removed her quarantine
regulations against all points in Alabama
except Decatur and against Jackson,
Mas
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mAsINE INIELLIGNNcE.

PORT or RICHMOND. OcroBEs 10. isss
ARRIVED.
steamer ARIEL. Deyo. Norfolk, merchandise,
pas-ongors, United Ststes mail, &C., l. Is. IAtam,
agent
schooner standard. Crane. kenneboo Ice,
Richmond les Company.
SAILED.
Steamship OLD Dominion, Couch, New YORK.
merchandise aud passengers, George W. Alien
Il Co., agents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-17

WASHINGTON, October 16.-Ihc bond
offerings to-day aggregated Sl,742, OO0.
Accepted, 81, 242, 0OO-all As, at 1851.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-17

We quote: Fias, s25Oas275, supsrnne, s.73s
e. %; extra. sl50a5l7j; family. tsasAoO; pstenI
family, country, ti.95aSAz5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-17
OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION HEREWITH THE
WEATHER INeNArI0Es.
Record OF the Kew York and Richmond
stock gxcAasgss Grain, Flour, Cot
tor, Meat, and efhsr Quotations
nv ,elerraph 10 tho DIspa,rh.l

- wAsnnGros. u. c.. October ie.-Fcr
FAIR Virginia, fair. warmer Wednesday,
-----JcooIer Wednesday night westerly
windA
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PnRroR NR,npnnrNpwa ocInrrnlAI ,aa

PoRroB NEWPORrNgw+ OcTosxR Is 1888
w Telegraph
Arrived
Brig George Nevill. bosf~n.
Tug storm King with barge Oakland, New
York.
schooner Minnie Rowan. s. John, New Lon
don.
schooner =. j. Woodruff. SoE Bedford.
skiLED.
Steamship Monks. Eaton. Liverpool. coaled.
Schooner ". u. Bailey. Peace, Sew t'rfi
schooner A. n. Cross, Honierson, Charleslon-
coal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-17

The city ambulance was called to the
corner of Clay and Gilmer streets yes
terday morning ut II O'Clock to a colored
woman who tainted and in falling struck
her face against the pavement, cutting It
quite badly. She Was taken to her home
about a square distant
Five hours later the ambulance was
called to the Fust police station to IA col
ored operative who bad his hand cut IN
the machinery ut Il. NJ. Smith 4 Co. 3
establishment The wound was dressed
and the man was left with his friends
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-17

In the Hastings Court yesterday the
case Of Edwin 4. VIM, charged with
stealing s.. 800 from Iourqurean, Price
a. Co., WAS called for trial. Judge A. l..
Holiday presided for Judge Atkins
Commonwcalth's- Attorncy Spotswood
represented the State, aud MessrS. Sa-
muel r. Witt. Edgar Allan, and Tazewell
Elicit appeared for the prisoner.
When the accused was arraigned he
pleaded guilty to petit larceny.
The only witness examined was Mr..
FOur0urean, of therObbed firm. Witness
stated that his attention had been called
to shortage iu the return from the sale
of goods and that i'm the early part OF
July he found that Mr.. VIM failed 10
account for Sll.4j which had been spent
bv cusiomtrs i'm the store. The next
day accused failed 10 account FOR 81, and
few days later for some twenty-odd
dollars.
The testimony closed with Mr.. Four
durcau's statement, and the Common
wealth's Attorney opened the argument
for the Commonwealth and told the jury
that they would have 10 decide the case
ON lts merits that there was no evidence
10 show that over $50 had been taken ut
any one time; neither did the evidence
SHOW thar $50 had boon taken in six
months. lie said the case came only
within the scope Of petit larceny.
Mr.. Witt followed and made most
eloquent appeal TO the jury IN behalf OF
the accused. r.
This closed the argument and the case
was submitted to the jury, who, after
short consultation. found the prisoner
guilty OF pent larceny and fixed his pun
ishment at fifteen days in jail
The appeal case Of Samuel Brown,
who was convicted in the Police Court Of
assault and battery and fined $25 and
sent 10 Jail for four months, was tried
Yesterday, and the accused got on with
live days in Jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-17


Ile convention viii also consider the
Nabhtv O.. cion mig the present
.nte ol using the emergency fund,
which uow amounts 20 some $4,000
r t,ihur could not say what would be
.l. la ihis direction.
tt tui- session bat one active officer
I aI Of tao honorary ones VIII bo
......i
UI course many other matters will de-
',.. ~ as the session progresses.
ro-pAY's PROGRAMME.
THE convention Will assemble at Eel
N..le HALL this morning at o'clock,
..I a, soon as the body has been called
.. orlrr a Committee on Credentials
he appointed and their work will
Oa.umc much If to-day's and to'mor-
I't session.
There Will be public meeting at the
l.aife this AFTERNOON, commencing at
and closing at ESQ, at which the
owing programme Of exercises VIII be
A.cut,d
N..... Grand March, T. II. Robinson. Meet
ieuei hy ). Il. MCudy, master Of cciehV.
NpeEag prsyor by Nicholas l0ng, gfsnd
--tin Motherhood q Locomotive hnRineetn
-,. fatDi Com'Q4e, ia. hindiey. welcome
u.L D. f. kuyscn, Mayor o. Iicen ,s
'f our NOhrrs Way" by Cegtain tIseA
,insh an. as-iaiel ga the organ by NY hifA
t.Noe.. Address BY kov X Ii. pith hsclt@-
D, = fenusl. ',bandy Mcguire" Masl@
~ @oDs from suIivans opera. fTates OF rem
-' e. J. tOntefue. address py his kAeois"ney
t.nfh Le. G0yeraOr Of virginia sohS'
.-.ieA on rho hhine,' ~ Captain frank sn.f
3D. ..l am. sssis'od 90 tie organ ~ Mt hifh bat
10y hddfoss ~ Colonel A. :, baiorl. btess
C,osa Music, comiquo opera melodies: 4, ~
49,, ADDRESS By o. Y. Sargent, grapc MAJ
S motherhood Of Locomotive kifemon- 40
g. " helrJ a. Mlckham. solicitor " mo
s--Y. eto AMI Ohio railway Music. "ooi1oh
-~'A0f Days." a. II. nsliiAsnn- Annual address
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$50 bid: November. sscf old; December. sssa
Freighss frnor,
CHICAGO.
CBfcAoo. October IG--The cash quotations
we're: Flour loser: patents. Eaf7-E; Winter.
ta6ssE.s0. No. spring wheat ti.i0HsfLtl:
No. z red. Of. Ion ssl.if. No. : corn, fsg.ste.
No. z oats. &c. Lard. $40. Shortrib.. bsc5a
ssOSs shoulders, IS 25ss<5o: short-cIesF. tAs,s
81. Nhiskey, fi.G
The leading futures ranged a. follows
OpsalsL Hi1hss- Ciosiss
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wHnAr--No Z


BAJrIyoss. No. October i6--Co,ion dun snt
steady: middhug. eS As4,c. Flour quiet snd
lower; Howard stree' sna western super. 1904
o. 10: do extra, 81 t0sf5. 10. family. ta3oai0Io.
city mills super. tA5oaff; 90. extra. tltJai5;
do. Rio brands tAe0asd5; Psiapsco snpeTiauyo
patent S. Is; 90. family. $40. Hheat-l>ouih-
ern steady and shade over: Fultz. 81. i2asi.D ~:
Longberry, sl.i4au.sO; western steady No Q
winter red. spot sL0ihalL0ia; october.
fi.OsHasL0ii(; December. ti.MA sfio>; No
vember. fi0skefLo6: January, fi09A afii0
corn-Southern easier: white, 5ia5t.; yel-
low. sla55c: western duh mixed. spot
SOC; october. S,c.: year. NSs{5tc; jan
uary. 45s45Ac.: February. 81. aiahc. Oats quies
but nrm; southern and Pennsylvania, 3is3ic:
western white. s2a3ic. western mixed. 2laJlc.
No. white. 3fsc. bid. I'VE steaiy at 6iaser.
Hay quiet: prime 70 choice western, fl@5s
si7 Provisions steady. Ness pork. tl7. lari-
Reiued. silt0 Butter nrm; western packed.
i2aaisc.: best roll. l1sisc: creamery. E.A2c 8.
Eggs arm az 2ial2c. Petroleum steafy, rehnef.
fSc. Coffee iicr. kiJ cargoes, fair, l9h aio g.
sugar steady; A soft, C.. copper rcaned nrm a.
lealoAc MhisSey quiet aud steady al .i'zos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-17

CINCINNATI, OctoDer lG Flour easier. Wheat
dun; 40. .. red. sl.03afi07. Cora dun aod
easter: No. :, mixed. 4Sas0ac. oais essier; No.
2 mixed, 2oi Pork quiet a. fi5.a9. Lard wax
az Is 2S Bnik-mcats duN AMI n0miuai Bacon
steady. Mhiskey active aud nrn az sl.ih Dogs
la,rar and legs arfiva
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NEW YosR STOCK MARKET.

Mean temperature. ...................
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rec LATE res cAAssasscArses.
T OsT, ON SATURDAY. OCTOBER

IL 18TH, a GOLD RING. sizh ghs lets~s n With
ak chips o. diamea1s 10 n kSss somewhere b.
tween sssentn apd huh and horrisssu's st1rs
Any per~ou nndtns " will - hb@rally rewarded
b. leaving u - hccuLL0CQu's. on seventh
sfIssl Manchester. ~ l5-tgs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-17

THE WEATHER ~ RICHMOND YEsrERDAY was
clear and pleasant
Kapxs Of thermometer Yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-17

COTTON REPORT.
Earke, quiet
QUOTATIONS.
krpDLING. 9-i8c-
Low AfDDLISG. 9'1c
GQOD ORDINARY. 1-idc.
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-26
Louisiana Republicans.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 26. The principal
planks in the platform adopted by the
republican state convention are az fol-
lows: ave condemn the free trade ten
denotes of President Cleveland's admin
istratiop. the organization Of the house
OF representatives at Washington where
by a free trader was made
speaker, who has In turn constituted
the committee on ways and
means in such manner as to
insure an attack upon all the protected
industries Of the country, and especial.
ly those Of our state, sugar and rice;
and we see with amaZement that our
representatives in congress cOnsOrted
with and voted for an Organization
which We condemn. We view with no
less smazement that the late demo-
ooratIo convention at Baton Rouge en-
tirely ignored the question of the pro-
lection of our industries, and by
a cordial endorsement of President
Cleveland, gave unmistGksble evidence
OF its sympathy with the baletul tenden-
cies OF his administration, so destructive
OF the prosperity OF our beloved state
and people. Believing Ii TO he the duty
Of the national and state governments to
foster and protect the agricultural and
manufacturing interests and Industries of
the state, we pledge our cordial endeav-
ors to assist In all adequate legislation
for the safety and security of The Ameri-
can principle Of protection to all our In
dustries, without regard to time, place
or location, to the end that labor and
capital shall be secure in their rights
and privileges from foreign competition
and Interference.
=COming to state matters, the platform
pledges the party to economy In admin
istratiOD, condemns the democratic
party for piling up debts, ap-
proves and promises to faithfully
esrry out the debt adjustment,
calls on the states representatives In
congress to work for the Blair educa-
tional bill, invites Immigration, declares
the republican party the party Of the
lsboring man, deplores strikes, recon-
mends arbitration, and closes bv pre-
dieting national republican victory at
the next election. The convention did
not conclude its business until late
hour.
The folio wing delegates at large were
elected to the republican national CON-
vention. W. p. Kellogg, P. f. Herwig,
p. II. Pinchback, and Col, James Lewis.