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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13
RICHMOSD TOBACCO SARKRr

SEfrkMBth IL. lsSS
Auction sales ara next 20 nothing today Tho
market shows continued better feeling which
il not confined 10 tho narrow limits Of several
grades. Aui,e export LOT u darks Wsro sold to
Jay on Change and there was competition Tor H.
We notice a better Inquiry still Tor dark lug
nllers, while buyers are not ~ close in their Sc
lectlous Is formerly. Another round lot Of hne
cutters changed hands to-day also besides some
wrappers and nllors in and out Of the city. in
Guiding sun-cured good filters Ia second hands
To one unsccustomed 10 our ways aud doings
there would seem very little doing, but We hope
that this shall Do only the beginning o. much
better things. for all OF our reports this week
note very serious damage 20 the crop. both
dark and bright, ana there "a activity In Interior
upland markets. with small brooks Planters
will now naturally hold back NbaE small stock
they have on hand. and dealers outside OF this
market are holding very small stocks.
Winston O.. e. continues 70 lead in large
shipments, and the August business Of that place
shows a most wonderful growth IN dun times.
Danyillo manufacturers arc also very busy
again. aud our Richmond trade Is doing much
better than is generally reported.
TOBACCO ENTRIES.
Tobacco Of the 1855 crop must be entered on or
before October lst next and that Of the 1883 crop
on or before October 20lh next
Mr.. ". A. Smith. Dprcseniing the New YORK
World, vas on Change to-day. and is meeting
with success in writing up Richmond as a com
mercial centre, AMI IS supported by our leading
firms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13
WRECKED orr VIRGINIA co..r
"c nr'siah schooner ELK Goes TO
Fieces-Crew Rescsed-Eastern
hh0TR Ifeuas

VCV'r"sponoence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
ONANcocK, Va. September IL. 1899
The British schooner Elk, of LINEN.
burg, Nova Scotia, burden lSO tons
bound from Marscaibo, South America
TO Providence, Il. l., with cargo Of
dye-wood, stranded on Parramore's
peach, oil the eastern coast OF this
county, during the heavy gale Of last
Saturday night and is now total wreck
The captain. w. 4. Watt, and crew. Ali
mailing from Nova Scotia, were rescued
by the lies saving station crew at immi-
nent peril to their own lives. The cargo
was saved and is now in the hands of the
underwriters.
A large barn and other outbuldinRs
containing valuable farming implements
and a large quantity Of oats, on the
farm OF Frank Walden. near Matomp-
KIM was destroyed by fire on last Satur
day night Loss about $500.
This place has been visited by furious
wind and rain-storms during the past
four days and much damage has been
done. The roads are flooded with water
bridges have been swept away, and
travelling IN some parts of the county
has been rendered practically impossi
bic. The telegraph wires are also down
and all communication by telegraph Is
cut off
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13
WATERS sUBsIDND At DANvILLE.
Not 40 Much Damage TO Crops as
ThOUght-Atiantic aud Dan
vile Railroad. Etc.
Especial Telegram 20 The Dispatch.

Especial telegram 20 the Dlspatch.l
DANvILLE, Va, September 12.--Dan
river, which WAS on such a boom two
DAYS ago, went down as fast as it rose.
and is now nearly down to the usual
level. Cotton-factories which Temporal
rily suspended work resumed operations
to-day. Damage to the growing tobacco
by the rains IS not so great as was feared,
but some tobacco has suffered greatly.
People are somewhat agitated on the
question Of subscription to the Atlantic
and Danylle railroad. There is very
little opposition to extending the period
within which the road may be completed
to Danville and the Sl50,OOO subscrip-
ton, but the road is asking the Council
to issue an order of election on the
800, 900 additional subscription. the con-
ditions being that the road will come in
south Of the Dan river instead of through
Halifax county. There is much opposi-
ton 10 the additional subscription, but
if that feature of the petition is with
drawn the Council will probably extend
the time on the $1,000 subscription
without submitting the question 10 the
vote Of the people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13
caIcAgo
BALTIMORE

BALrlN0RS, ND. sopiom Dor ia-Cotton duh
and steady midiilnc, lN1 aiO' r. Flour steady
and nrm. Whoat-southern quiot and loSeT:
Fuitz. s6ail02.' LongDerry. 9-asi03: western.
moderately active ana hrmcr: No. ? winter rcd
spot. sfa94hc.: repiem u'r. 9ia1fHn. October.
gjsl3hc December, ssaFi,r. Corn-Southern
nrm: White. JAY; y.iloF, - Sestern
quiet and seaiy: mixed. SPOT So, 90. soy
TENDER. 53aai3tc. year, fgas4lc. January.
Eaai6sc oae quiet ana cas- or. Salthem
snd Ponnsy.vania. 32aaic.. western Vhite. "a
$50. western mixed. 2SsYl'. kye drm a. 0Oasl''
Bay weak, prime ~ choice western NdaiAA
Provisions hrm At ur changed prices Butter
steady. western packet. l3aiGo.; cr-amery. ana
p. Eggs armer etisai,kc. Petroleum siesiy;
t.al5c Sugar nrm; A .ott 7tlc.; copper-r~
Sis
ST LOUIS
ST. Louts. September - Flour quiet Wheat
closed higher 40. rcd, assb. o. Ne: october.
9lHc. nld. corn higher. - D, cash, a. b, at2ec.
oct ber. a. s1fiar. oats steady. No. 2 cash
2.asi'.c. september z',c. Whisky steady as
fila Provisions quiet
CINCINNATI
CIScISNLrr September u Flour quiet wheat
easy. No. rel ,9c. Com easier. No. mixei,
NadCc. oats irregular. No mixed, s5-. Pork
eneier ASIAN Lard e. firm fg.ae HGis meats
sioaiy. bacon steady. Wn.ssey steady NJ si.lL
Hogs easy.
tine dun a. .6sc. Kosin iul. strained. 65~c;
good strained. 5oc. Tar firm az si.fl crude
turpenune nrm hard, 81 yell)s-dip aud virgin.
SLsA
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE August l2-Graln AMI provisions
unchanged.
INV YORK COTTON FUTURE&
NEW YORK, September % Co. ton-G Gross 70
ceips. 1875 bales Futures closed barely
steady; sales. 1880 bales. september. a. eia
s. 80; October s. f1atl6s. November. g. 90
f9T; December f+ls. Ian Iary, g. '5ata'6.
February. 81 Thtl-t. Nnrsh, g. slaf4 %. April.
f0R'i0m; hGr siHoNaiidl4, JGne. iill'a
N0i5; July, fi122s5l0sL
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
ieporsei Tor tao Dispatch.
SEPTEMBER l2-Market steady ans good sales
reported to-iay - quota tons Prime. 80
3Nc.. extra primo, Sc, fancy. 3d.: common.
-s4%c.; sheled. gsagAc.. factory hand
picked. haic.
etter received to-day hy = commission house
from a farmer in lsie n Wight s-atcs nat not
mucn mono than One laird of q crop = pcauuts
Will o. male in that county Az exam ratnu ~
ne hills shovsnot moro thsn e'ch, peanuts con- =
Niue, which rs a vcrv poor chewing . lis un-
favorable prospect does NOT extend 90 other
counties. however. anroninf 20 recent advises.
PErERsBuR re- PEANUT MARKET
Reported for tho Dispatch
SEPrEwBnH ia-Ihe market continues nrm,
with light receipts ~ales fair At3.c. for prime;
80. for extra primo; A.. Tor fancy,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13
ECHOES or THE CYCLONE.
Further Details or IT'S Destruction
Wind-BOund Vessels Pat TO Sea.
Special telegram 70 tho Dispatch.

lSIc'lhl NlcBIhlu ~ elo bASboNh-
NORFOLK, VA, September l2.-The
large fleet Of merchant vessels wind
bound in Hampton Roads for the last
week all put to sea to-day.
Further details from the effects OF the
cyclone around South Mills state that
the large dwelling of Jasper Trotman
was lifted bodily and carried a distance
Of forty yards and dropped and then
utterly demolished by the wind. Mrs.
1'rotman and two of the three children,
who were IN the house. were injured so
much that Dr. J. II. Poole, the attend
ing physician, has small hopes of their
recovery. The house was Of good mate
rial. two stories, and built only three
wears ago. The sills of the house after
it struck were blown $50 yards into the
woods. The storm also unroofed the
dwellings Of Frank Fearce and Preston
Pearce. blew down a large barn on John
Sawyer's place, and a house on MIR. Alb
ner Gregory's farm, and large number
Of small buildings. The crops were ut
terly wrecked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13
THE STATE AT LARGE
REPORT OF HEAVY RAINS AND DAMAGE
TO CROPS.
fucker and Poore In Buckingham -Reports
Of the Rain from NOttsvay, Mecklen.
burg, Accomaek, and Else
wharA
tCorro.pondonoo Of Tho Richmond dispatch,

BrcHNoHsM G. H.. Sept. 10. 1888
Tor eight days rain has fallen here aI.
most ioccSssntiy, and to-day, which was
Cmnty-Court day. the food gates of
Heaven seemed 60 be let loose npon rs
or this reason. and on account of the
fsci that many of the streams were so
swo.lou rs 20 endanger crossing. many
Of our people we're prevented from nj.
'cndnG court. The announcement how.
ever, that our gallant standard bearer for
tie Tenth congressional district. Hon
Harry ~. George Tucker. would address
tac voters, served 10 fll the courthouse
with an attentive and appreciative audi.
tlre 81
Colonel r. b. Poore, of Appomattox
v3s The first speaker. and for one hour bv
uli argument and an indispuiable mr..
rsv 81 facts and figures he convinced his
lasrefs Of the hypocrisy and corruption
O tAr Republican pretensions and
methods. and of the inequality and IN
Justice OF the present robbery system Of
war taxation.
80 the conclusion OF Colonel Poore's
fp-ccA Mr.. Honduraut. the county
r.a'rmen, IN graceful and compliment
r' terms introduced to the audience our
leNt congressman, Mr.. Tucker. Verify
ail be prove himself q worthy son of an
ilustrlOus sire. Mr.. Tucker inherits in
Cnarming degree ms fathers inimitable
w.t. For an hour and half he handled
t.e Republican party with gloves of.
hf'cr giving their platform q caustic r..
,lew he showed how Harrison had sig
a,hzed his hatred for the laborer hv
c arCing upon h'm with the shotgun.
sud- his love for the heather Chinee
r voting fourteen times IN the United
States Senate against restricting his inn
3ic ration and for bis enfrancbisement
p hold relief he showed how Cleveland
laI smashed the trusts which Blaine
v mid perpetuate how he had saved the
state Of Virginia about 3l5, 900, 900 by
ve'oinc the dcpendent-pension bill. and
noV his Administration had been clean
and free from the jobbery, steals, and
corruption which characterized Repubh-
can m!sruIe. lie then spoke at length
0u the tariff and the necessity Of re-
lle'ug the surplus He also paid his
ri SO ects 70 Mr.. Jacob Iost, his opponent,
li showed how be had voted against
tt, repeal Of the tobacco tax aud the
1atrng OF the duty on tin and wool.
winch would save the poor man hun
,l,ds Of dolIsrs Mr.. Tucker made
decided impression and was generously
alP.suded. He Is making an active can
Fg.-~
lie Republicans Of this county are
considerably disgruntled over the defeat
% the convention Of their favorite. Mr.
bubarl. and many who would have
ated for Hubbard have announced their
Intention To support Tucker
The indications are that Benjamin,
Lew. and Jacob will be left in the oil
90 Tenth Legion by q handsome ma
.outy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13

COTTON akPoac
Market quiet
ouOrArI0sA
MIDDLIsG. 10 l-i5c.
Low MlDDLISG. CSC.
GOOD ORDINARY. 5 ll-l5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13
THE HEAVY RAIN In NOrTowAY.
Bridges swept Away and the Corn
Crop Ruined.
wv y EHEHNFNNlNs
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch1

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.1
BLACKSTONE, Va, Sept. 10, 1888.
1t has been raining here every day
since September 1st. For the past
twenty-eight hours it has been falling
necessarily, most of the time pouring
down IN torrents such ss has not been
known since 1912. The bridges across the
Nottoway river are all under water. Two
of them (Jonesboro' and Kennedy's) are
thought to be swept away, and the
other lCrosss) can scarcely be seen, and
the river Is yet rising rapidly. The
damage to crops cannot be estimated,
but 1t is thought by best judges that at
least three fourths Of the corn on low
lands will be either washed away or
rotted, AMI the unfavorable weather du-
ring the early summer months having
been fatal to upland corn we do not
think there will he enough gathered in
this section TO meet the local demand.
business is at a standstill here by rem
son Of all communication being cut off
between this and Lunenbur0 aud Bruins
wick counties, whence We get the bulk
Of our trade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13
baseball Yesterday.
by telegraph 10 the Dispalchl
(First game.)

kflfsl Bhme.l
Athletics ....................00 0014012 rs
Base-hiis-Aihietics. :; Baltimore., 2 Errors-
Athletics, 3: Baiumores II. Batteres-seWard
and Robinson; Cunningham and O'Brien. 4
Second game.)
Athletics ....................0 90 5000 900
Bslumores. 0 030O2Ox-j
Base hiis-Athietics, 3: Baitlmores, 10 Err
rors-Athlei's, 3: Baltim0res, p Batteries
Mattmorc, Weyhlng, aud Townsend; Walker
and OBnen-
Indianapolis;
boston -. ..................O I 0 OO2OO O-3
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 8: Boslons TO- Err
rors-lndianapoli., ?: BOstOns, T. Batteries
Boyle aud Myers; sowders Tate, and Kelly.
Cincinnati: -
Kansas City...............I 0 10000 O. ,
Base-hits- Cincinnatis, III Kansas City, J.
Errors -Cinclnnatis. 81: Kansas City, O. Bate
ries-smith and keenan,; Holman and Dono-
hue.
C!egeiands. O00O0O11-3
brooklynA 0 2 Ok
Observation-Disclosures, s; Brooklyns. IL Err
rors-Cl oyslaRds, 3; BroOklYns. g Batteries
Keas and Snyder; Hughes aud CLARK.
Detroit:
Detroits. ............2 100 O.
PhllAdelphias .............0 0 4 102l Ok
Baso-hits -Derolts, 3: Philaielphias. Ia Er-
rors-DsuOits, 8; Phiadeiphias. g. batteries
Beatin and bennett; Bunlnton ana ClementA
PlttsDurgn;
WAshingtOns. ...............0 0 90 30 0 0 90
Bsse-hils PittsDarghs, 9; wa.hinstons. 5
Euon-pinsburehs, Nssh.AgtonsL /. Bat
tefles-Aorris and Carroll; Whitney aud Deas-
leg.
S. Louis:
81. Louis. ...................os2Io2o0IIa
louisyilles. ';...;.'';.'';'U ~ wv
ror.-SL Louis, 4; Louisyilies. 2 batteries
Cham barlain aud Minigan: Ramsay and Cook.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13
Actin TIE TRUSTS.
SIR. Georges Amendment 30 the Bill
Before the senato-ti Ouse
Proceedings.
TBy Telegraph to tho Dispatch.

WASHINGTON, d. c., September r.
In the Senate to-day Mr.. George offered
an amendment to the trust bill reported
Yesterday from the Committee on
Finance. The amendment consists Of
four additional sections. the most i'm
portant of them being one making 1t tho
duty of the President, when satisfied
that the price Of any article Of merchan-
disc is raised in consequence OF agree
ments or combinations to issue his pro-
clamation suspending temporarily the
collection OF import duties on such arti-
Gle.
When the discussion came to a close
Mr.. Georges amendment was ordered to
be printed.
Dir. spooner offered resolution re.
citing the fact that Joseph Hoffman, OF
Brenham, Washington county, Tex,
prominent Republican and witness be-
fore the Senate Committee on Privileges
and Elections, had been recently shot
down in cold blood in that city that the
assassination was believed TO be directly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13
FATAL CUTTING sCKAPE.
ROBBERS Martin DISemboWeis Moses
Hughes ia GoOeEiand.

i-er espoDdence % the Richmond Dispatcbl
kESrs Srom, FLUyAENA CO..
September j, 1883
hic-rible tragedy occuuedlnthissectloh
'ec,Ltiy 10 the killing Of Moses Hughes
by Robert Martin. both colored. They
sgr, brothersln-law and were very IN
innate. They attended n church to-
Re'her GEAR Pryor's Cross Roads IN
ooncu.sDJ. While there they bought
liquor from some private bar kept N The
iIsLes near 10y and got gloriously drunk.
ooon they got into a quarrel ana were
About 10 fight, but we're separated. De
'ofg 'hey got far from the church they
k'I into another row, ia which several oil
The inends on both sides took part, ana
o. One time the prospect wss good for
w night Ia the mean time SioSes anu
"oDert got into close quarters, hoses
S''li a pistol aud Robert with al open
IH'ie, but before Moses could use ms
seapoD Robert made rake at him, cut,
NIX two Of his fingers nearly OF ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
GAINESVILLE, VA, Sept. l., 1883.
Continuous rains for the past eight
DAYS have caused a serious fresh IN the
Roanoke river which has done much
damage to the crops planted on the low
lands contiguous. No estimate of the
damage can be arrived at until the abate-
meut of the food. Whole crops of corn
are submerged. 1t is yalueless after such
d1enching
The rains will also damage the grow
ing tobacco and cotton crops. The
former is unusually late this season, and
fears are entertained that an average crop
will not be made. There is no damage
80 far to property in the town.
The weather las cleared and the pro-
liability is that there will be no further
rise
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13
Neu YORK Democratic Nomination.

10y ItI'kfAUu U NO TI'IAT'+I
BrFFALo. \. Y, September l2.-The
Democratic state Convention renomins-
ted David b. Hill for Governor by accla-
nation.
BUgFu0, y. Y, September Il Edward ?.
Jones Was reu0miuatcd Tor Lieutenant Governor
by reclamation.
John Clinton Gray Was nominated for Asso-
ciaie Justice II The Count ~ Appeals.
RESOLUTIONS were adopted endorsing the IA
tiolRl Democratic platform. ClcyeiAud's letter,
Governor INNS administration. demanding o.
tne senate The passage o. tho hill prohibiting tho
importation Ot Chinese labor, e., g..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13

WEDNESDAY. september u. iss1
SALEs-FlRsT BOARD RS Virginia new 80 at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13
EFFECTS OF TmK STORM SOUTH.
news OF Crop Damages. dc, from
Charlotte.


Special telegram 10 the DIspatch,l
CHARLOTTE, n. c., September l2.-
Tales of the damage done by the recent
rains are alarming
The corn and cotton crops are, it is
said, cut short by at least one fourth.
All the streams have been higher than
for years. Lowland corn ON the
river and creek bottoms has been swept
away.
Trains cannot reach Augusta owing to
landslides on the railroads. The first
train from the North since Sunday
reached here to-day.
A fire broke out in the kitchen Of DR..
Richard Norman's residence here to-
night. The kitchen was totally burned.
The residence and another house was
greatly damaged. The loss, is not
heavy.
To-day has been very warm, indica-
tions pointing to more rain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13

out his bowels. "Pe"' 'e'''ng
DIR. Il. @. Bowles was called IN 49,,
s sase MN ali surgical attention possible.
sowing up tho enirails in four places, also
gssh eight inches long in the abdomen !:
1', The case was hopeless, and he died
: thursday evening. Robert escaped ar
rest and is still at large. They were both
stout young men. good hands. and wera
employed on the farm at this nlsca
They both leave young. denepdsnt
families. l'0"ucn'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13
oRAIs AND COTTOH EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. September 10. 1883
OFFERINGS.

WHEAr-4 go bushels.
CORS.-9'6 bushels
OATs-i.i22 bushels
GRASS SEED.--76 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
wnEAT-Whitc. - bushels prime At sl03: ~
bushels fair at 9jc. L0ngDerry. 100 bushels
prime on private terms; lSi bushels prime
a. 81 03. Mixed, CO bushels very good on
private terms 100 bushels good NJ 9Sc short
berry, - bushels prime az tl.02; " buehsls very
good at 81. 81 bushels very good on private
terms; l3i bushels fair at 92c.; 20 bushels com
mon at So. Total sales Il wheat. .lGS bushels.
Offerings to-day Of wheat 1910 bushels: same
day las year. 5.13j bushels. Sales to-day of
wheat. = 10, bushels: same day last year, $3.50
bushels. Offerings 80 far this season, $50 80
bushels: same time last season. a59,03s busheiA
Extreme range OF prices to-day, Ssc. 70 si.03 (;
same time last year, u 20 SIC.
CoRN.-Whlte. loS bushels prime at 5ec.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13
The supreme court of Appeals.

Especial telegram 70 'ho DlspAcn'I
STANTON, Va, september l2.-Ihe
Supreme Court OF Appeals met to-day
for the third day of the term-all the
Judges present.
Hnrtsook and Smith, administrators,
against Crawlord's Administrators. From
Nelson. Argued and continued for fur
Their hearing.
Jordan against Cunningham. From
Nelson county. Argued and continued
for further hearing.
McLain againt Harris From Nelson.
Continued.
Tucker against Sandridge From Am
berst Continued till tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13
Prohibition Again Defeated
by telegraph to The Dispatch.l

~! TTTVETNTW " -T TT7Ff0-T,T
ATLANTA, Ca, september i2.-Atlsnta has
gone through an exciting primary election to-
Jay la which tho old question ~ prohi biiion
figured largely. twas q primary for the nomi-
ma Jon OF three democratic candidates for the
Legislature. Five caDdliate- we're in the Geld
ihree AMI prOhihltiO nists ant tao Prohibition
ists. The three ants-ll0Wcll, NenAble, apd
O'Noi.-Torc nominated by maioritie- from gnO
60 COO. THIS 10 beloved 90 settle tho prohibition
QuostlDu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13
the YelIow-Fsver.
[By telegraph 70 tho Dispatch.

L"F W y TT - W. 1117I7-7|17-I
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, September I2-At noon
to-day the Official report showed 80 new cases Of
ing, Jr, W. Z. PoyIhress, ii. L. koys, Charles s.
EmDler, {. A. Kenes, Margaret Marie, Rev. fheo-
dore N. smith. Carrie Wolf, Maggie Volt. Annie
Grinln, and child. Total cases 70 date. 49, to-
tai deaths. 100.
AdVlces from MeClenney state thst there arc
about 05 cases there and all the physicians SICK
I'm ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13
4 murderer hwesrs or and Is Par
doneu.
Especial telegram 70 The D IspaI'h'I

Especial telegrHm 70 IuV u ISI'1''I'I
CHApLEsTox. w. VA, September IL
Governor Wilson has pardoned John
Mel auehlin, who was sentenced to the
peniientiary for nine years by the Or
cr;t Court OF Ohio county for murder IN
The second degree. The petition was
s;gned by the city officials Of Wheeling
the county officials, and large number
~ citizens. The pardon is granted on
that the prisoner will abstain
nom fine use Of liquor five years. lie
was intoxicated when the CRIME was
Committed. and has already served over
four years OF bis sentence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13
Fata, Accident on "A CabIe Road.


TUF TVI'II ~ ~ wv I7I'I y VI
It. LOUIS, September IA serious accident
occurred on the Flank iin-ayenu0 able road iast
night, in which woman Nrs. Collins WAS IA al
Is Injured and several others seriousiy hurt A.
Thirty fourth street a uest-D,uul cablo Jumped
tho track. tho coach svingipg Oycr ou ne cast
bound track. The accident occurrs ] A. The DOt-
tom u = steep Srsie aud Al cast bound car vas
only = few yards OF Aui coming fast Before Is
could bo stopped there Vas a crash anu Oae car
Wns Wrefket
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13
MARKETS BY rZLEeRAPH
NEW YORK


NEW YoEx. September i2-Cotton steady;
sales, 2s3 bales; upiands, 10 7-i6c.: Orleans
10 g-l6c.; net receipts. 5,7i7 bales; exports "
Great Britain, 4,isl bales: stock, lsd, go baiesA
Southern hour heavy. Wheat unsettled, el1siDg
easy: options closed weaver bat habc. abovs
last nigh. No. 2 red, September. closing al Ssc. :
October, Gs.Sec. Corn less active, &c higher,
aud drm; options &c. higher with moderate
business: September, yas5lsc.; October, HSa
Hfsc. Cats irTeg ular and Ia less demand; 0p-
tons &c. higher with moderate business; ssp-
TENDER. 3oAa30Ac.; October, Bs as0tsc Hops
strong ana 10 good demand. Cofiee-septam-
Der. si2 20asis.io: Octobsr. fii.sszfJls5; spot
Rio atout steady and daieti fair csrgoes. tsaEa
sugar-kas l-i0c. higher ana se;iye: fair
refining, So c. refined Ia good demand. hoiasses
0omina,. Rice IN fair demand and steady:
domestic, ..a6lic.; foreign, tAa4Ac Coitoa-
seed oil quiet ana Arm crude, Al as5.; ysi,os.
o.. Kosin easy aad dull: cosinsoD 70 good
strained, sscasl.0A Tarpentinc slrsdy saa
quiet az besSsc. Hides Ia demand and nsTner.
Nool strong and scsiyc. Pork Ia light demand
and ste;dy. Beef nrm aua qusss; fiszced
beef steady; city extra India mess, tiASs