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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-08
I WONDER

Nhat is holy smoke?
If the eolored woman's age is a
dark secret?
If law suits are good fitting gar
ments?
W ho composed that couple coast
ing courlug ia short-pp the most
popular till IN The city at ? a. m?
II sleepers are ears for travellers
to lay awake in?
If breaking both wings Of an
army helps it to fy?
Why lover is like kernel of
corny
If gambler has anything to do
with cards in announcing his we'd
ding?
Where the feecy clouds are
woven?
If Gould" should be pronounced
good because "would" is pronounced
wood?
If malice ever sleeps?
Who wants TO be Mayor?
When spring weather will arrive?
If every one has paid taxes who
intends tof
If those who complain so much
about the youth coastiug were ever
young?
" hat winter beats the one Just
closing in point of solldness2
How many Republicans will at
tend the meeting to morrow night
for the purpose of organizing club?
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-08

ANOTHER coasting accident Tues
day evening. This time on the p.
NJ. hill, but not from a collision.
Bart Padon and sopoe other young
men came down the bill at a terrific
rate, and at the foot attempted to
make the turn down Fountain street,
but the speed was SO great they
could not accomplish it, and bumped
with great force against the stone
wall on the opposite corner. Bart's
ankle was so badly sprained that
his companions had to assist him
home, where be is laying up for re-
pairs. Fortunate theresult was no
worse.
IT's always safe for our country
friends when wanting goods or work
to purchase or obtain same from
g..
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-08

CoBNMEAL, graham aud buck
wheat -four at Iendra's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-08
-oLUNE Nil.
POINT MARKET.

ne ,he highest that are
H',' ~ a-niug 10 press
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-08

WANTED-At the City Hotel, a
cook, Good wages given to the
right party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16
personal. aad Briefs.

Mrs. William Mays, of State street,
Fulton, is still very ILL.,
Old st. Johns burying ground is look
ing beautiful just at this season
Miss Ieona Neurath has returned
homo from visit to the mountains.
Mis-, Loulie Evans has returned to the
c.ty after months soiourn at the
White.
DR.. Philip Taylor has returned homo
after two months vacation spent III the
North.
Miss I. b. Quay has returned home
after a visit to friends and relatives in
Stanton.
Miss Mamie Williamson. OF Buiord-
Vile is visiting friends at SOl west Mar
shall street.
Miss Emma Pemberton has returned
home after an extended visit to Buiord-
vile snd vicinity.
Rev. /. ID. Miller will preach at the
Fir-t English Lutheran church thls
morning and tonight
Tho Swedish barkentine Verdandi;;
ao7 toms. Z. .lIagberg, master, cleared
yetterday for Rio GTsnde do SUI or O.
Io,ns Brazil, With 3, 7Ol barrels OF hour
valued value at slS.6s3.06. The shippers are
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16

Messrs. Dunlop & McCance, dallego
Mills, and the Haxall-Crenshaw Com
pany.
Miss Cora Yeamsn. after a pleasant
visit to her friends in Flnvsnna county.
has returned home much improved IN
health.
Miss Laura Wakefield. OF Union Hill,
has returned home after visit OF several
weeks TO her auut, Mrs. W. y. Collin,
Of Hanover.
Mics Mamie G. Gray, OF indianapolis,
Ind, has returned home after several
weeks visit to her aunt, Mrs NJ. Wake
field, Of Union Hill.
Mr. Y. Ezekiel has secured possession
Of the Law building on Ninth street
between Grace and Franklin and on 90
tobcr LIST will open It as Europeon Ho-
tel.
Tie family on Third street who were
poisoned on FRIDAY 10y eating Of pota-
topic aftcrgards found to contain arse
mic, all quickly recovered from their
sickness.
Miss Della Curry, OF 220G Venable
street. after q months sojourn IN the
mountains. has returned home, accom-
panied by her nieccs, Misses Fannie anu
Ellen TAYLOR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16

Personal aud 0tncr Items from our
sister cay.

NaNtNA AHfAF
The Hustinps Court meets tomorrow.
There are nocuminal cases on the docket.
Major Joseph Walker bns gone 90
Washington to try to get patent Tor an
automatic gate.
The revised city ordiusnceswer adopt
cI BY the Council Friday night and 90
copies ordered 20 be printed.
Mr.. J.. Sherman White has resigned
the position Of Superintendent Of tine
Manch, ster Watcr-Works. Ho will
probably be succeeded by Nr. Horace
Bradley, the present solicitor.
Mrs. Il. Stanley Robertson is quite
sick at her residence, on Hull street be-
tween Porter and Perry.
Mrs. and Miss Neblett, OF Luneuburg,
are visiting Mrs Dr. =. J.. Ingram, corner
Of twelfth and Porter directs
Mayor A. c. Atthisson. who has been
indisposed for several days, was able 10
he ont and to attend to his duties yester-
day.
Judge =. A. Hancock was in TIE city
yesterday, and is looking somewhat m-
proved after his recent severe illness.
He will not hold the regular terms OF the
DinwidGie and Nottoway Circuit Courts
tins month, as his physician has advised
absolute rest,
There is great complaint about the
electric hght furnished IN this city, and
many Of the subscribers have determined
10 have the fixtures taken ont OF their
stores. Thee lights were first introduced
ia Manchester but the piout bias been
moved 70 Richmond, and 1t seems that
the company Is going to give up Man
chester.
The funeral Of Mrs Kirby took place
Yesterday morning from the cambridge
Street BAPTIST church, and that OF Mrs
Bro9dcr IN the afternoon from the rcsl-
dence OF her son-in-law, Mr. Ira VI. Ellis.
The ladies Of Star Of Hope Lodge of
Good Templars Will hold for three
nights, commencing Monday. ut the hall
corner Eighth and Hull streets, u neck
tie patty and apron hemming. On Tues
lay night Professor W. +. Biskey and
". Pearson. of Charity Lodge. viii en-
tertain the audience. On wednesday
night Sidney Lodge will entertain and
Captain Frank Cunningham and Pro-
fcssor kirkwool Mathews Will render
some vocal and instrumental music.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16
North Carolina Rainfall and crops.

Special telegram 70 The Dispatch.l
RALRIGH, y. c., September l5.-Iho
weekly weather crop bulletin of the
North Carolina weather service issued
tonight reports the rainfall for the week
ending this AFTERNOON TO be largely III
excess of the normal weekly rainfall.
The crops generally and cotton espe-
clally have been very inJuriously affected.
The average rainfall for the Eastern dis
trict was 5. "a inches. for the Central dis
trict 3.sS, and for the Western district
Go average for the state. Id inches
an excess OF 3.46. The greatest rsinfalls
were at Rocky Mount, g inches Greens
boro', $50; Walnut Cove, $50; Mt.
Airy, 7; Davidson College, 10. There
was III average temperature bat re-
markabe deficiency of sunshine.
Reports as to the crops are the worst
ever received. Not one Is IN the least ia
vorable. save that IS to rice. Rot and
blackrust are affecting cotton. Tobacco
is growing green and cannot ripen be-
fore frost IN many cases IN Durham,
Person, Orange, and Granville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16
RICHMOND rogAoCo MARKET.

SEPTRhBkR 10. isS9
The salos ~ his week foot 10 satisfactorily,
AMI nearly al the @. r11L-son- men hAyo boon
able O. dispose 4 -ome,t.ng aud ms gave tho
E6cuanvs moro cheerful appearance, and
many fuo hopes II the future are INDUCED in
from ihs start ~ his Ecos. Ne cannot attrt-
butte but part OF this 20 ths last crop rcports.
for there age several large buyers from no
springs. wro stayed away late Oocauso they SAW
perhaps nothing ~ lose D. bot being present 10
bug These are now nliing up ggps while thero
is undoubtedly s0mo 0lh9r good buying Tor
actual Gomand and some O. DO On me safe side
o.; NE cr0y. 900.
Weouly hope thai re comioE week may show
an increased activity. nni IN = TOW days We shall
expect fuh reports lr.n al Jotao,o sectionf, and
perhaps moro cautious Cnes than tLoso q mis-
weo< The trade waste 80 truth and no e1sg-
gera.ous. Afi8r tho ihtttor there is always =
corresponGinsiy IAuas ns reae,on, a'ter which
confidence Is only slowly restored at oe-L
HopkiusyIlle lKyl reports Of Tho lash say that
large speculative .ots Of dark tobacco " tie ls55
crop were offered with TIC Intention Of 10 iers
accepting the maraet 10 close cut on Tho cgs
prices showed sucn cruel Losses that rle holders
could NOT stand tho punishment Tho sale Il
ssii " have had she Appearance Of sesarrertic a.
Day aud ca1averDIs na70r Of double-old asd
douhi7-dcsd tobacco.
I'VE csu many Il us o'ler these brethren ~ tho
Traie our condo.en.o. Wokaow al about that
here, too.
The growing crop il reported az steadily ripen-
log and Promises oKcoedugly we'll FOR general
usefulness. but has shown bat itHlo 'atooss 80
Far. The late cuttings may have this lalily.
Planters aro busy with the knife, and between
~ aud ~ per cent has bosn housed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16
Cnner.lsIanhEnces.

rBy telegraph 90 mo D.spatoh.l
New YORK, September 15.-First
race-seyen eighths Of a mile-Laftte
won Little Minch second, Nirabcau
third. Time, l:27 -.
Second race-one aud three siXteenths
Of a mile-Lelex won Nosburg second,
Mollie McCartby's Last third. Time,
POP.
Third race-six furlongs-Fric won ;
Once Again second, Maidstone third.
Time, 1915 i-J.
Fourth race-Graat Long-Island
stakes heats Of one and one eighth Of t
mile. Starters Exile, Firenzi, Dun
boyne. Irown Duke. Wahoo, and Girl
settle. Firrnzi won first heat by two
lengths kxiIe second. pulling up three
lengths before brown Duke. lime, l:Jt.
FIrenH also Won second heat and race ;
Brown Duke second, Dunboyne third.
Time. l:jG 3-5.
Filth two miles on turf-Rupert
won; Ernest second Argo third. lime,
3-3J a.. Mutuals paid on first race
Sf1G5 on the second $3.50 ; Nosburg
SfS.G5. and on third $40.
Sixth race one mile and furlOng -
Woodcraft won; Dousman second, Wi
mona third. Time, l:5,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16

RAYTY-Dl.i. at her residence. 1J vesI
FrarkIIn street. AZ 5-l a. A.. septem fsf l3tn.
Mira JhNE % BAYLl, iu TO ninety --iRtb yea
Of horace, widow - LION Ihonas 81. Dal q
AceoHR. & county. Va
Funeral from tuo residence ~ 4 O'Clock siN-
DAY EVENING. F1cuds II no family afo "a
Yted 70 aucui.
ELLIS-Dlsi. On uenrioo county, Va. septein-
her i-th. ~ go O'cts'k. CHARLIE J. BILLS, Ia
Tie sevcut.enth year - bis age.
We miss u1ee, CuiEIg. on. how much,
Our sol alone can toll;
Io took theo from orr loving arms.
lie docth al things sel'.
His flueial viii tako place from the ridge
church atAr. ". trclds anl hcl4aniAuefs Ns
invited ~ attend.
NORyENT --D.ed. In DAnyile. Va, sspism-
bor Izto. ELLA, VITO - Henry Is. NurmenL y
Richmond. aHd daughter " H. u. snosion, u
Baltimore.
ROBISsOS.-Fnrrei into rest ~ her rssi-
deuce. HltcE llcth, Chesterfield comfy. a, A. .
ori0sa g. q. September ibtn. hr.. ELIZA l.
KOBlT~OS. vtiov az John koitns0n-
tho fuuer ~ Niil tako pis.'e frutn her late resi-
fenr. THIS Sunday AFTERNOON, ibrn Ia
slant. A. g-u o'clp.k. The friends of no tSmily
arr invited % attend.
URQUHART.- on Ssturisy. Sopsember
g. l.,.. at Charles holo. tlc f"sitonevd ". ".
Irq4hart WILLIAM hVl HAhr. -on - ns
lnt6 Charles r. aud MA B. JwghArL, "a tho
nily-uinth yearof his ag'.
blessed are me pure ia hear-'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16
Michigan Railroad accident.


CHICAGO. September ia dispatch
from East Saginaw. Mich, rays that q
fire has hccr running IN the woods OF
Northern ctigan two wee6s, and al
though several towns and much valuable
property have been threatened 70 ser!-
Gus losses have resulted up to this time.
A disaster is reported on the Saginaw,
Tuscoa and Huron railroad, resulting
from forest fires. An eXpless-traln
while running twenty miles al hour ran
n a piece Of track be0cath which
the ties had burned. The engine
express. and baggage cars and two
coaches left the rails, ran along tie
ground about two lengths Of the train,
aud the engine then turned over IN a
ditch. The engineer, fireman, ma eH-
press-messenler were thrown clear q
the wreck and escaped with bruises and
burns. The fire on the track immedl-
atelv communicated 10 the coaches. and
the passengers and crew barely had time
To- run through the train and escape by
the rear coaches before every particle Of
woodwork III the train Was burned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16

v,npioyed Wren's detective agency TO in
NoS,lga'e the robbcrieA Mr.. Wren i'm
n.ouiately began operations, and vester.
10y arrested a colored man named viii
iiaul Johnston. who is about twenty
sven years Of age. After being landed
az MI Wren's headquarters, and while
he Was being searched, he made a dash
o ON, 9i Tue front door OF the Office, but
was knocked down and recaptured
q W. Schart, one Of the victims, identi-
leu some OF the clothing worn bv tho
residence '''''' ''''
Accused was locked up at the Second
ponce station and will be before Justice
Niu0cnheid for examination tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16
.n,-snests thi. week.

Atthe Academy tbs week, commencing
tomorrow ulgAt aud running 'ni'o
nents Iurons lad Boy company
onc1. au engagement Of fun ana our
ll,a Kendall, the eccentric comedian,
Wit biz Troublesome ran 0i c Nus,
Mi crcste lots Of laughter at the Theatre
f,- ,5.ree i.lts. commencing Tuesday
WIN taese combinations those OF the
lono'fseed can find plenty to cheer
them up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16
Rase-BaiI Yesterday.
ny telegraph to tno DisoAtah.l


Philadelphia:
Athletics .....O2 5000 O. 2
e. Brooklyns - o 0 o 0 0 o 2 4
Observation-Disclosures ) ; Brooklyns, 4.
Errors Athletics. ,; BroOklyns, ..
Datteues-Seward and Robinson; Caru-
theirs and Buslong,
Iittsburgh:
rittsburghs o O1OOO o o. l
New Yorks % 1000 0 0 O. 0
Bsse-hits- PittsbuTghs, 6 New Yorks,
G. Errors -Pittsburghs, o New Yorks,
3. Batteries-MoIris and Carroll lit
comb aud Murphy.
Minneapolis:
Indianapolis. . 10000 100 o. .
Washingtons % 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o U
Base-hits-lndianapolis, .; Washing
tons. .. Errors-lndlanapolis, ] ; Wash
ingtous. i. Batteries -Shreyo and My
ers O'Day aud Mack.
Detroit
Detroit-Boston game postponed on ac-
count of rain.
Cleveland:
CIoyolands OOOO1OO1-G
Baitmores. o o o / o ID
Base-hits-CleveIand u Baltimores,
3. Lrrors -Clevelanls, .; BatImores,
!. batteries Prosser and McGulre !;
Kiiroy and Can't.
Chicago.
Chicapos. .O2 10 3
Philsdelphias..O o O o o o B 4
-Chicagos, e; Philadelphias,
@. frrors- GhicaQos, ! Philadelphia,
.. batteries -tumbert and Daily !;
Bufin,on and Clements.
ST. Louis
St. Louis.......1 OO1 0 0 . 0 ID
Ciuciuuatis ....0 0 0 0 o l O-3
Base-hits-St. Louis, Z; Cincinnatis,
G. Errors St Louis. 3 Cincinuats, Is.
Battedes-Eing and Boyle; Smith and
ko-usu.
Kansas City:
Eans.s Gity....1 O o.
Loulsv;'lea .....O o o 0 l o %
Bsse-hits-Kansas City, s Louisyilles,
=. Errors Kansas City, , ; Louisyllles,
.. Batteries Sullivan and Brennan /;
Ramsey and Cook.
Tne Cham ptoushtp Record.
The League aud Association clubs now
stand as follows in the championship
races:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16
Arrest 81 n Nan fhsTEe" VIZ"
sev.rsl BuTgisries.

For the pat three weeks Ml. 1911, yoIII
NIX rrcher' proprietor OF the O i''I''r
Mills ard Sir. {. +. schari' a butcher .1Cnei
H. me F,rst market, whose residences
are an O.kwooa avenue. have suffered
coosidemblo loss from burglaries com
united on their premises: 3ucu 80 49,
ns clothing. household iurnlspins '',
watches and other iowelty have Deem
carried away at different times. u.uoD
0n last "Wednesday these gentlemen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16
ATcrtnN NALEs moNDAY.

GEORGE IS. MAYO. II A. NJ, campaign hats
JH. VALENTINE. 10 4. u. aud p. ", odds
ani ends Of 4 large retail bouse North.
GEOHGE W. MAYO. Is4 4. 81, restaurant ia
ble-, chairs. cr0ckery, and other furniture.
GEORGE W. MAYO. l04 a. NJ, furni-uro. car
pets. housekeeping articles &c.
WILLIAM JENKINs. - NJ. bananas, lemons
apples. onions, and meccaroa.
HUDSON q CO.. i1S0 +. M., lemons.
f. c. GARRISON, 1879 a. H., furniture. Sc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16

tcmbor. TEsnHo.. closing a. nxe; Oc.ob~s.
closing al sc. Corn SHADE b gssr AMI ,lOs
o1taohs BoGhsagoI, september. S3sr: O=obse.
&Jsc. o,t. Ermer ami qsigf opiioos sha1s
nrncr sod very dpii: Oreo1er, gBS-. No
yemb@r. nc. Hops nrm a1d quiet CO
foe optione closed weak, lover. and very
quiet. September. G2S, OctoDer. silisa
flAW; RIO qufot snd steady a as g.
sugar yofy strong ADD gust fair rehDine, ~
refined nnchargei. foiassss uomlnal Bcs
steady and iuIl. Petroleum quiet. crgde IN bar
r1ir 6kG6c., r.1nei. Ike. ~ ahreo p0rts Cot
tOnsecd oil quiet AMI 1rEn. Talsos strong. pops
city. So hip. koein 1rfl aSui stoafy ON aon
% good strained -. asa. Tuneurbs saoDg
and highe' ~ 5slSIc Hhies vsrY firm sui ~
tive. Wool qIiot ash Drn. Pork sbss5y aad
qi'eL Beet nrin De.s. hnras stsafy ft~roef
beef strong tutmaats ssiy. Hifnes q1iet
Lari higher; vosiorn nfesan, 50 -. dry. 80,
0pti0us ssry dur ans hgbor. October. 90 10
N"yenoe 1874 bit, refined stronger. Frs.shss
steady.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. scptrmror i-.-Ih9 cash quotsH1ns
we're t'1ur rteatg anf unchanged. SO 2
srr.nR ~. at, o.. aflsr. "a. 3 ret. EEr. 50. q
coru, 81 .aslc No = oats. 90 -. s~.a- pork
80 ilgtlAl-q. i1ri, g. .afil h .hor'rns,
. s2r tS~ 81 sloI .-r. .HnAff. f-flsaT IS
Sfo-f. Ger. il1faE. HE.ssry. t.1L
Tho 4eaiiag illIrss rang =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16

10y II-I
WAsHINGToN, September l5.-The
President to-day directed a pardon to
issue in the case Of Frank =. Harper and
Robert Harper. convicted IN the Eastern
district Of North Carolina in April last OF
Illicit distilling and sentenced to seven
teen months Imprisonment in the Alba
ny penitcutiary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16

DIR. Hoge, who bss been abroad for
several months, arrived IN New York
from Liverpool yesterday afternoon He
will. however, not return To this city I'M
I'll tuesday or Wednesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16
mel. bnt a second at.empt was more

Tunnel, but a second attempt was rnoIe
successful.
There was nothing more that could be
done for Joseph, as the safeopener bad
arrived and declared that it would re-
quire daylight and expert assistance 10
get the door open. thin bedspread
was forced through the opening, and,
with his cost Tor pillow, Joseph started
IN TO make himself as comfortable az the
situation would permit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16

wAsHISGT0y, September ID, 1883 J
Jdmei Vhirg, Esq.:
Dear Sir,--Your letter Of the 18Th has inst teSn
presented 90 my attention. and It affords me nrs'
tntiu.uon nav. bsd that ia an article pub
Iished IN the Worth American Rer-sU / am
charged win the declaration thAt " believe
In free trade ~ ! believe In tho Protestant
religion In answer 20 yosr inquiry a. W
mo Truth u this allegation / have %
eay hat never made use o. mat expression, or
one anything Ike H. The suiepent you quote
is a uure. unsdnlterated fabrication. While u
would bee in vain ~ attempt - crash out OF r.
fgte every false statement coined or forged 10
serve {he purpose OF mi-rc presentation ID the
heal d p politiral caDVass, tho friendly spirit
al vsur inquiry has lrl me- - make this en-
uLa.i, denial Yours very truly,
GROVER CLEVELAND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16

z oHart YIusIcAIe.

Tho next Mozart musicale will take
place Monday evening, September 9th.
The Music Committee Is negotiating with
several distinguished artists for this oc-
casion aud the programme will be of un-
usual excellence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-SUNDAY SEPTEMBER IS. 1885

day afternoon next he would give per-
Torrance in aid TO the yellow.fever suf-
ferers On the occasion specified Sothern
will appear as Lord Chumley. Several
other theatre managers have given SINH
lar announcements.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16

The best Stove on the market. Cash or
on easy payments
LorH & GUvEBSAToR,
4UG east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16
Our Own.

The best Stove on the market. Cash or
on easy payments.
LOTH & GUyERNAToR,
406 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16
Nnr Own.

The best Stove on the market Cash or
on easy payments.
LoTH & GUyERNATOR,
4OG east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16
,,,,ro,sh order OF Usptasophs.

District Deputy Grand Arc1on I'd
wsrl T.. Clark. Of Baltimore, Md, who
l,s been 3D. tie city several days. ac-
compan.el bv his wife, lett yesterday
evening 'cr home. A.
Mr. Ciar.. while here installed tho
officers of fi.hmoud Conclaye, No. l04-,
J. O. H.. aul delivered very fine ad-
dre.s. which created cou0ieraUie en-
tnrn4-u and caused several accesAons
f. tl.- membership Of thls conclave.
The Grand Con.lsve Of tins order
yt-cb is aa endOvuept organization
Te,.u., from ~ 900 20 5000 upon the
d-at, a. a member 10 ms family or AS
.,,rs meets in Richmond next Apnl
aud promise 10 be very large and IN
lueut.al body.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16
MARKETS BY rELEsaAPa
NV YOKK

Naw YOsx. September iA-Co,,on steady:
sales. w bales: last evening. Si bales: uplands,
10 s-isc.; Orleans. 10 9-lec. nes receipts al all
ports to-day, IA bates. exports 70 Great
britain LlG bales; 20 the Cvssinsnk 1850 bales
sfoek, lsA5so beleA Southern aour faiL Wheat
nrmer. ouiet ana kaAc. uD. No rcd. sep
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16

PORT or RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER IS 1888
lkHIVED
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16
NEW HOTEL On THE EURO
PEAN PLAN

On the Isr OF OCTOBER tho LAW BUILD
no, on Ninth street opposite the Capitol
Grounds. will be open 70 receive the public.
Il has accommodations Tor 80. And s'u bs
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16

n! F0IVHI IN ~ 10 I''7I'-'-'-I'7I
MONTGOMERY, September l5.-W. c.
Oates Democrat has been renominated
by acclamation for representative in
Congress from the Third district. This
is his fifth nomination.