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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21
CuARLEs CITY COUNTY.
Public speaking-Fence or No Fence.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatcn-l
CHARLIE CuY G. H.. October 10, l5sS.
CAPTAIN x. Z. Marshall, Democratic can
didate for Congress, and Colonel Richard r.
Beirne. Of the state, addressed the people
here yesterday. Captain MsrshtlIs speech
was the best he has ever made here and was
received With hearty applause.
Colonel Beirne fully sustained the high
reputation hr Las gained a. an orator. and
vas heard with that Kind OF interest which
people alWays take ia the Discussion OF great
questions. The contrast which he drew be-
tween the Republican and the Democratic
parties was very aOie. and bis discussion ot
he tariff question was done just Ike Judge
Thomas II. Bailey, Of Acc0mack, did il here
thirty years ago.
IReall editors when they attempt public
discussion he speaks the purrst English.
meeting Of the Republicans was adj
dressed w hessr7 BOwden, Hrpubl can
canfldqts for CONGRESS. aud Colonel Martin,
- Norfolk. member o. the House Of Dele.
gates, aud others. While they were speak
ing q number o. colored people listened to
Colonel Beirne and Captain Marshall A
large vote will be poilet.
Judge Z. G. Minor OF llcurcO, presided
IN the court in toe trial Of case involving
he question Of fence or 90 fence IN TWO DIS
trcls. Judge Christian having been counsel
IN the msttIr heretofore. The case ex-
cites great interest and IS about this:
Some SIX yc,r. ago the Board 81 su.
perySor, adopted the no-fence law.
subsequently Judge Christian, repre-
seniing certain citizens, went before
TIE board and urged them ~ r'sclnd their
order, which hey aha for iniormalty. A
test case was made and tne mili,r Ncnt TO
the supreme Court, out was d.-in .-cl there
furwautoi jur.s lirt,on 90 the.u,m ln which
y went. aud fences harc renamed tp Since
At the September term lat motion was
made 10 put down certain .tre. l-.o,s TIE
public li-hvaf. Winch enclose. O. large
section. The gates we're lrt Gown. ani
Then te.t c'.r Was made H % 'l. 'Xs'-
cnte or uot VI fen judge Minor decided
today ui-t frr H.a.l OFF -uDaN s.rs atYI.-
ador'ed he "tu....e' itw ..r had n'
power ro re. 30. U1 ed 10 HARRISON ana
Tyler districts .ns fences 90 down unless
other proceedings change Luc situation.
X
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After an interesting session extending
thr,ugh the week the Convention OF NH-
r,rie Cbcs,-Payors va, closed Yesterday.
gD, uisy duuug the tournament Was OIL :
l,.b order and was "a decided improvement
unop former contests. he championship
wa. won by Sir. y. a. kluuier' OF lynch
,nrg. Who lost no game during the contest.
M a. ". Macf,rau, second, w. i. nun,
= rt,th4fn. and Edmund Ferd'eton, VI
W,,heviUe. tej f'r ihe thfd honor
Iyn,hburs IA. ihUs Won tue prize for four
successive wears.
T,e officers elected for The ensmnE year
IRE j. A. KiuuicE president; II. l.: haihs-
die. DauvGe, u-e,prrsidcut and LEROY 8
ltnards secretary and treasurer. thsNe
oei,srs with Rev. n. ". Jackson and &. W.
Narlsrllne constitute the Executive Commit
tct. .....;... .. Z
director of the tournament
In addition o. the games played 10 TOE con-
te.t FOR the annual prize there we're many
'.,n,ss contested by players from all parts OF
fbs STATE IN tie rooms OF The Richmond
Chess CluD.
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consented 10 receive TIE Emperor alter OBJ
timing formal declaration fhat The visit
did not Imply ans reeoguitIon Of the Moor.
porsticn Of Rome with italy.
DrYssD Tas moag ~ THE cuuEcB.
The Archbishop Of Cologne bas issued
psstoral litter % Toe faithful defining their
duty 10 TIE eomlug elections fof members ~
lhe l.snNag rne letter SAYS lhey must vote
for candidates who are ready 10 defsEd tho
rights OF the Church. Tie clergy are or
dersd ~ actively interfere IN The contests,
using their utmost influence 10 elect men
who are resolved 10 give 10 God what Is
Gods due. The wrath Of the Clericals falls
upon Cardinal Gslimberti. the Papa nunci0at
vienna, who ia accused ofhaving been duped
BY bismarck In the ego'iations add arrange
ments for Emperor williams reception in
Rome. TIE discussion Of DR.. Mackenzes
book tend. more and more to the discredit
~ the English doctors. Even the radical
Vosslsche Zetung. which has hitherto been
fierce and OutspOken champion Of Or. Mac
geuzie's, has ceased 10 defend him since the
appearance 81 Professor Nirchow's sud
Dr. Wadefys official report on the
results Of the %, i-n0rtsm examination
% the remsins Of Emperor Frederick. AT
a meeting az toe medical society here Tburs-
day last the men hers Gcbstsd and approved
the report, the effect Of which will amount 70
accusing Mackenzie Of distOTting facts dis
cO.ed by the post norton examination and
Of geaefal divergence FROM the truth. The
statement Of Professor Nirch0w ia the Nos-
sischc Zoituny further charges Drs. Macken-
z,e and Howell With eVsdinx bis request for
an exact description OF the affected parts
whence the particles were taken toi analysis.
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NEW YoRK, October 2a--The stock market TO
DAY was less actiys and not 80 feVerish as yester-
daY and ttere vas better buying all over She liss
for commission people. and not~ilnsAnolps
some realizing sales ami ralding by The bears,
The advance inaaguraied a. the opening met
with no serious setback, and the nual ngutes
shoW material cams throughout The temper OF
the speculation displayed marked change a.
the opening. a1d Notwithstanding thag ne ~
torest in transactions Vas conferred IN Union
Pacific. Missouri Psa1s, aud Richmond ana
West foirt. strength was shOsn even IN
the Inactive lit Iho opening ngurss were
generally ffOw = g. q per cent above
last nights prices. end bis -Four and
uiOn Paci1c advanced about u point each IN
the nrst hour. The rest OF the list followed, but
after II o'clock the bears made their ajax,
wnich. however. hal a fractional edect only. Tue
tank sta .emeut vas - utxpectoiiy good thas
the bears happily reiterated. and ths list once
more moved up IN unison, While kicnmond aud
Moat Poiat preferred WAS specially strong
There vas % iurther feature 70 trading. and
the market closed sctivs aud strong a. BUS
saade of from the bcst hgureS sales were
l., 900 shares The entire scttye h-t Is higher,
and Richmond West Point preferred Pose ";
Big Four. ~ Nerthen Paaidc preferred, ~.
snd Union Pac.hc and OregOa short Line per
cent each
BrsniRr Exchange dun and steady TO nrm.
Money easy per cegi. sub rossdfy "a
lsnces-n OF. Fl 6Sj4,aCO currency, Si5,Ss,,ft1
Governments aIi ard steady TO arm: per
cslts, iTa: e. co-p)bs, l03s. state bonds
neglected.
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Mnshinston Nases.


WASHINGTON, ID. C., Ortober -loseph
!. O'Dononue. Jobn I. iumsu, william
Wood ward. Jc., sud John A. Mccall repre-
sentiug the DleSeland aud Thurman BasiBess-
Mem, Organization Of New York, called on
the President at the White House this morn,
ing and invited him - review parade of
those organizations next saturday afternoon.
The invitation was accepted.
Secretary Villas sad to-day that the
Sioux chiefs had iormsly notified him
that thew had rejected by large
majority the propositions made BY the Presi-
dent through the Secretary last "Wednesday.
They submitted counter propositions asree-
ing 10 accept 81. - per acre. the money 10
be paid at osee. Tits proposition, The seefe'
tary declared, could not for noneDt be en-
tertalnea By the Governneos. small ns-
nsrity zlgnlked. thalT willingness tn acesrt
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Gotham wins Anotber Game

tby telegraph 70 lue DlspaNh-l
NEW York, October -. One Of the most
memorable games OF baseball IN the history
OF the national game in New York resulted
to-day in victory for the League champions,
aud tue scenes OF enthusiasm were simply
beyond DESCRIPTION. Three times did Um-
pire Ga1ney ssg the spectators 10 stop yell
Ing bur the crowd did not cease ull they
we're exhausted. Ewiug's tremendous
tpree.bagser over the ri-hi-held plck-t-ieuce.
which scored Tiernan and putihe Gisnis ooe
run behind the Association rivals, was the
cause OF il all. Nearly everybody present
believed that the New YOrks would come
out second best when the score 40 the end Of
the seventh inning stood four 10 one in favor
OF the Browns. hut in he eighth inning the
New Yorbs scored five 20 their opponents
nothing and the game was called on account
Of darkness.
New Yorks. ..........1 10000 0 &c
IT. Louis 0 3 90 l o.
Base .hl,s-New York;, s. 81. Louis, ..
Errors New olks, 3 St. LOui', e. Bate
Iics-Kecie and Ewing; hing and Miligan.
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the proposition. THIS concludes all pefot's.
fi8es auder TIE new law which were oprhfd
- ap9olafmeni 81 the Sioux Commission.
me chiefs we're presented 70 the President
ihis afternoon. snd will leave for their Feier-
fafious % .mnfrDT.
Secretary Yiias expressed the opinion ~"
one % ihe puncipal reasons for the Teleclion
of boil. propositions Wss ile llet thar tqe .@r-
cui0n 81 tbc law would break 10 the tI,pa'
relations. thus tfpriviug The chieis Of 'neF
present authority.
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RIcBMovD TOBACCO MARxgr.
IMPORTANT N0Tics

ININhIaHA NNit'HH
The chairman 81 ina Leaf Tobacco Committee,
Mr. A. Os,arloh. requests us 90 .ay That Wednes-
cgy OctoDer2i.h, bsiug Dsnlcrauc day, tsyery
essential that tns Judges Of awards VI premiums
should pa,supou premisn tobacco on Tuesday,
October -3I. judges VIII ploaso apply " secro-
tnr, Mcleod a. mo Totec,o EXCHANGE, whore
tho Judges Will examine samples aud award
premiums,
NOTE. This does not intortsro wish tho pro-
grafume ami sale oa Tho oxhib inon- grounds.
Alares aunbar of t1Decoo mon are here TO-
dev. snloson Change Bsro Small. Tho mar
hethq.is arm. -hiamon.s tro.a warehouses Oh
nns dark export Ie1f ani other grades hAvo
tsen largo t18 asek. C,ister8 hsye hal a
..h.om alIsa,es. with fairs II aboat 30 hogs
l,sts ~ f.s f~,ioa. Nrspprrs have sod
.t.a4lI ..r .lnf lur NHduu OI alters AMI
sfrng.fs .afs .o.l nu.4 ts-sr tusu sps OK
per.et. .I.', l.7-- ant buyers ir2n OIL
Uoi.iti4arL ..t0f ZOO slssa slo getting atoeked
Nd ffo.l ..lsmsr r.. fAe n8rg os5 geen a worry
,u.ces5.uI GRO .- .l8.s .n eaf ana nsnuiac-
turing.
lot no Trsd3 Do prepared 70 bii high nors
wosk On the Zoo aud pfoninm ororDgn. STAND
by hcumeal. Va, aud others viii stand " "a.
Courage and PLUCK sll nory9 val toi.
4 reg strtlon book for our invitsi guests
should 10 hal AZ tie EIpositionSrouncs for
reference aud % preserve oryer aud " KNOWN"
many - provide for. Badges a. souvenirs aud
special cards, We nopo. vii ~ duly provided
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21

ur. o'CouucII Appointed 60 succeed
bishop ucRne.

4 special ~ the Dispatch from Columbia,
IS. G., received last night SAYS;
"a private csblcgram from Rome received
in t1sc,ty to.ta, announces thc appointment
of ur. ID ). O',onncll, now president OF the
American College at Rome, "a Bishop al
Richmond 90 succeed the Right Rev. Dr.
k,qne, who recently resigned bis oshopric
to take charge of the tatuohc University nj
Washington as It's hrst rector
pr. O',onu-l, the new Bishop, Is nauNe
of this cit, Aud was educated 40 ot. Mat' f.
,ou,.e here afterwards burned 10y soef-
msu's ala,I u uhe years Immediately pro
ceiling tue llfe war, when Dee tnen gave eve
deuce Of extraordinary talent aud Iorela'le
Of Tie literary and ,cicuuHr ability Wlich ne
has SINCE developed. Wien appointed pIesi'
dent OF toe American College five years ago
h, Aas Chem Zoe Youngest gcc.csia.ut "io Dad
ever Gred that highland important ou pr.
D-CAuutiN. mother nov resides at rot MIL
YORK county. ihi, state. lie is nephew OF
pr. Il. g. O'Conncu, nov stationed 80 the
convent n CASTOR county, y. G. TIE many
friends and former companions Oh the
Hi.hotrciect IN this cuy are delighted TO hear
OF hi, elevation TO 40 suusuishcd d position
ia his tnurcAN
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HARBkaAGEs.

BRREDLOVE-GO commissioned October
l., 1855. ~ Tho Row PIE Powers, 40 tho mo resi-
deDce OF ire brides grandmother, MIRA 5. A.
Powell Richmond, Va. Miss FLORENC =
BRRnpLONk 20 iir. WILLIE ~. GOODMAN, Of
GoochlanI county. Va. 80 caris.
COLLISs-GODsg Y.-Harrioi, on Tie i7th in
s.ant by Kos. JOAN NJ. Butler. ~ the Fulton bap-
t-t caurch. JAMES l. COLLINS and EMMA T.
i. 0OD>Ef.
GfUAH-pl EAsANrS MARI 3, at iho res'-
e~re5 u ila hrI.es parents. iurf'tv, oct1n.
lu. by tns Ers. MeIiNo jackson, a-ai,tnl ~
Pev Or. Wnuit,ra4c, N1rlNAL JILilAtl ana
ISABELLE AuAlt, daughter u 81. r.. I'd. -
SANS. IN x Richmond.
slAURY -U4It.IS -"a~r 81. October l6-h.
ia Iauv.to. Fa. SO irr li.r.a col tte epiphany,
.v Bow George 49, Dame. tfttNiD0
NAUrT Go NAt1 To-. g f-r.,r NJ nr Lewis n.
3alY.e. eocHn'a
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EARKErs ~ rELgeRAPa


rsw YOKK. October 20. Cotton steady. sales,
is bales. uplARGs, 2 ~. Orleans, 9zc net Re-
cslp.e, G.lsJ bales. e1pSfts-t0 bseAt bfilain,
So. ID. e.. ~ TIC CoutineDL l&lEs bars slyck.
5iC.13j bales. southern nour veal and dun
Whsss neglected and aeniHAl, OSu0as closed
nrtu at "a. ab0Ye yssssrtay. No. red, octooer
closing al si1si4, November a. tLs35i. AID De-
cemCor az e. iga. Cora - a9y Win moierais
BUSINESS: oYtioes vary dull and ~. higher On
eariy 9nd Sc. lover On late EoontAs; October,
s0ftt.. NcYsm5cr, tlA5lAc.. becsmecr. jiha
81 &C. Oets a triAe slrgDsc and I0Sderhtciy a.
i've 0pl0as eslset91. OCTOBER, 3D.. hOYem.
beE, oae; peeemSer, si4e. OOPS quiet AID
ea.gy C0fss-k Options hss-eiy steafy, october.
Az zczulD, ~5VenOar tiHsSat14s0; Decem-
bar iA3)a4iAe; spot RIO weak sasar-hss
weak roansd qa.o, A0d gaeilAnged- Nolasses
nominal. kics sEoAg and geioL Petroleum
Rcnuesi &c. oBcr, crude Ia bafreiz e@s7so.;
renned, 1f.c a. tbrVo ports Cotton-soed OIL
nr1n. fali0s 1TIn; pstme eity. eAs. kosin dun:
glgRaEllls ARA ., telkasasa kazx slAas And
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Terrible Death OF an IHsano Pri-
sOufr

Columbia IS. CO special says; a crazy
man met horrible dcslh 81 Greenyille this
morning. Fletcher NcDayid was brought
here 10 be- examined ~ 10 hi. sanity. As be
was not Vio entity insane h. was locked N A
cell in he iPl. At O'Clock this morning
thc iui, 90 watch there we're dozen other
prisoners. 800, found 90 he Oh fire. The
isilfi rushed % release the lunNtc, bat WAS
mci by Pmoke ana 1lWes issuing through
t.. rar- OF On, cei'-t1or. The lock Was red
Pot. and It was impossible 20 find ODE kew.
Ino lti'.f $3.50 tie unfortunate nam o. ls
r.t- auI saved tae Other prisoner. Ne
D.y.d-s body ra- lrrn.d - a,he'. The ilH
was destroyed 10 is uc5 knovu how
N,Dauo succeeded in aeLng hs cell on
lte.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21

In the Hastings Court YESTERDAY Cnaries
Courtney teOlofedl was tried ulon the
charge Of breaking into the houss o. Avn
spder jonathan and sleaing gov worth o'
Gsh. and acquitted.
The Cont took Judgment against sono
- n.rties for infraeLion OF the revenue
Lawn. - ,Aa
Yesterday cleso the October tersi oil TIE
caers Th. next tern with commence Mon
dsy, November $50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21

Tbis club beld H.. regular fall mesung
rrtI.y MIGHT aud competed arrangements
tor h, winter hunt, which VIII take place IN
necs,,ner. Messrs. }. j. Redmond, \. H..
Nav aud W. q. Clarke, Jr., were appointed
3 committee OF three to visit The huntins-
,,rouod aud have everything arranged loI a
',yaod old unle. They viii leave here th's
Morning Tor Macon, Pow hatan county near
where they viii spend several DAYS IN heia
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Thnrrnnn in Inaiana.

10y IGIoEIAVN % mo UT'VNT-T'T
ErlzI, IND.. October 90 Judge Thur
man addressed great meeting Of Demo
erals here to-day. lie spoke for thiriy-one
minutes, and was closely listened to by me
audience. lie spoke in strong, clear tone,
aud seemed fully able to kecpgoing Tor some
time longer without especial fatigue. The
Thurman party left late in the afternoon and
went directly TO Columbus, Ohio. Ihn
meeting at Brazil il the conclusion OF Judge
Thurman's Indiana campaign.
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nlLLIAu's TOUR.
Tho Programme Of ti.s Gernnn I'm
neror,s Emropean sislt.


Copyrighted l'es d. ihe No" loi4 ''--1-e1
,,,.,...
tgkIlN' Ocioner -I- l.hi ~. ''''.l p,
expected To arrive "' i-'r VIZ '.'''5" -
fotdIm lo-m'lro" on HIS I,''-N "D.H
lialy. tie vii oIIfe lHhruI~l'H to 'no
Marble Ptiace' Whtfr he van p .'- '9e u'' I'D
retirement "iih Ni' iahiy. ~ .Nu"} 's '''
birthday Of fhe Lmpfes-' aud iir 'iy VII
oe quietly reieoi fltd. ~" i'I'., ..' -,
De- held Tie i..s,'o. "." '.r' '.-''" .'
Zoe ai'ih"'n' '.,.- "' '.I ..
Ffh't "ns ID '' N'.
lit4 ut.I DIS ... ''
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..' ioe cor4eI''.y'. 81 ''' l ,. '' ~, M
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Inra rnlmer-tnn,a WY.


80 one can fll to recognize the hich quail
tee ol ths Aie German Emperor, but j can
easily conceive ttat Bismarck di1 not care 10
iufru,t lim Nit1 state secrets. hecau-e be
miaht rey--i them % the English Court.
Lord ralmer,ton on similar grounds de-
clued to let the Queen know on that w3s
Transporting so long AS Che Prince Con-ort
lived. Il is a very doubtful question whether
thr advantages OF royal alliance. between
great Powers OUTWEIGH their disadvantages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21

inv telegraph to tbo Dspatch.l

10y LtItKTHlN 70 wv Ul'I"'' ID
ST. LOUIS. october 90 special from
Mukogee. I. T.. says that the Greek C0u0cil
now In session at the capital Of Okmngeo
have passed a bill providing Tor the dsposi.
tion and settlement ~ 50 much Of the and
known A. Okaboma a. the Muskogees have
an interest in. Cniei Perrymau promptly
approyed the measure. Thsis the strongest
step ever taken tO8a:d the opening OF that
cnVefel cnuuirv.
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Invention SSid.

ny telegraph 20 tho Dispa'ch.l
WAsHMGToS, y. C., October 20.-The
company operating the Hvenuops Of Lieu
tenant J. W. Graydon. late u The United
States navy. relating 10 the dnng Of dynamite
shells n rom powder guns, has sold the inyen'
ton 10 the French Government for SjO0.OjO.
the offer comng from tuat Government
through the clmpsns's agent. no" m Paris.
The contracts were signed yesterday.
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A ,Yarr.lou.e nnrned.

TII FfIHHTNIIN u IItI u w ~
B0grOs, October 20. The interior was
burned out u Warehouse Nos. 81 and 50,
Lewis wharf used Tor storing bulky mer.
cbsndise, this afternoon. Loss about Sl0,-
900. the hrayiest nugle loser being the SiaOd-
ard Cordage COmosny on rope and raw ma
terlsls 10000. Insured 10 nearly the full
value.
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ulLsTAsY notices.

HOWITZER ARMORY, Octo- AAll
4 A Der -, Esa Officers and men UillIses,sz
assersbas a. tke Armory TUESDAY 80 =,
NlGAT, ort8oer =, issa, AZ 5A O'Clock
skarp, In tau-dress Uniform, belts without 50
brBsl, and caps instead Of helmets, 70 attend
Walker Light Guard Exposition.
Ken viii bring tner old overcoets add ex-
change thon for new 0hes. Is, LORRAINE,
OcJ CAnlain,
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CoIl,si.n-tish.oen drowned.

as Ans,o-tmeri-a1 can', % tas nspafch.l
Lo,u0A. Oct9tc- I'D. - TIE Russian steamer
Ar,hfueti Iud the Glasgow steamer Nrp-
tune came toto collision 300 Christania b y
and sanh io-Jat The crew of the Neptune
and eight Of .hc crow 90 the Arch.ngei wrre
saved. me captaiu snd seventeen OF the
crew Of TIE Alcaaueel were drowned.
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unohsreed. Deos sfrone sn1 vso'ef. Be>f
haDs ssesty. Tsefpod best sxonk. Catnesfs
quiai sIid ste@dS. hidtles sesy ADD quiss. shorS
cisIrz, Ex6ek. lard frines. vsslsgn steam.
Sax: 0clsbsr, ~ - acssmbsf - &sSaO;
renpsd duh Fresghs sleedy.
cHtcaso.
Carciso. October S..-rho cash quo.saoas
we're: Ffour quiet ana s.esdy SO. sprfpr
wheat q. 1879 ~. No Erred. 81. IN ati.4 No.
2 corn, f7se. No. csts. Ms. Nsss-pork, SIS
Lard, tSEk. short-rit~s t7sl whisksy, ti.xl
Tho leading futures ranged - follows
Onsnlaz HlrAes. CIafl,t
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fBy Anclo-Amsucan cable % tne Dispatch.l
AADlu, october 2n-A uumber u Re-
puhhcth rioters moDOed S,n'r taroyAs Del
Castillo a. Sartgossa last blight and stoned
bis house. Tleri0liug continued for t0urs.
The senJsrmes we're powerless 10 qucli the
disturbance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21

lBy Telegraph 20 the pispscnl
NLw luEG. October 2u.-iu the conven-
ton u the y omau's Christian Temperance
Union TO-DAY 3lfs. Esther L. Hou,n. Of Ner-
mont reported ihet the press department
work hsd been progressing wonderfully. aud
fnaf I5.NUI nretp.ie-s 80 the United >tt'-s
To-day bear che irprc.. ~ the LABOR, az tb9
W.Ma.'s lag.u.a Icmptrsnce uiou.
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As.ixnmeas 81 Printing House.

10y LFIegrap1 70 mo DspAEn-I
B0ST0N, MAS, october "A. The Rind
Avery Company, tee largest printing h0ose
- this cay. assigned To-Day 70 Nathaniel }.
Rradlee. Their liabilities are aoont sii9.e00,
aud the assets estimated az over S40O, 00e.
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Taeeiiine 81 staiue OF General
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ny telegraph 20 the Dispslch-l
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non OF Missouri "a. unveiled tn.s AFTERNOON
with On imposing ceremony.
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RALrIroRE sroCK MARKgr

BALTIMORE, Nd, October n --yirginia consols,
40 asked: DO. tl-40s. So td; do new 3's, -
bid; Baltimore AM ohio et0 B, - bid; North.
ern Central. 7gas0. Cincinnati, Washington aud
BIAS y; consolidated aa5 bonds. bs1s do. stock,
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rn- SOLDIERS HOME.-REY. ).
:. LAABErs. Of Beoad-sTeet Methodist church.
viii prea al r. 81. sUsDAr, October 2sL
Mu,ie by tho Male orphan Asylum boys. Public
inuied % aCfnd
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NEW YoEk. October ej--IBe following Il tho
weekly BANK statement reserve, Increase,
gG5,6,415: loans. decrease. 8lseMo. specie, IN
croase go 93i 800: ngai-teniers iecrease, fi9l,-
90O; deposits. increase, s,,ili,oOO, circulation,
decrease. $500.
The banks now hold $500 ,Caj IN excess OF tho
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