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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
DEATHS.

RILEY -nind. at her husbands residence.
No. 90, east Ma. shau street, ~ ifi3 A. VI. Orte-
Tor Is, lsSg, ROSA r.. beloved vile Of Joseph W,
Bliley: In the twenty sixth yeRr ~ her age,
Her funeral will take place IRON g Mays
German Catholic church MONDAY NOkNlNB,
October glsi, at O'Clock. Friends and A.
auAintances arc respectfully iuyitoi 10 attend
without further notice. "
PARIss.- Died. ~ her residence, In ucnrco
county, Va. October ~, 1889, Nrs WILLIE A.
FAIRS. wife u l.. &. RATES, ID tho sixty 'nfss
yoar u her age.
She lived and died in the faith Of the Gospel.
Funeral services from The residence If o'clock
THIS SUNDAY AtItRNOO y. int-rment Al
Oakwood. Friends Of the family and ~ W. y.
Prufcr, her sou-in-law, arc invited 70 attend
without further notice.
FROMMEK lhursiay. October - is''''
atlOA. ~. At hls residence on Brook avenue.
FREDERICK FROMMER, In The sixty'iourh
year 81 hs ago.
Funeral viii take place from 81 John. Cor
mau Lutheran church TulS sunday AFTER
NOON at 3 O'Clock.
GRIFFIN. Died, October IS. 1859. AZ 70 o'clock
NJ. ~ hi- resiouce, 30. li'5 north Serepteenth
street, after long and lingering Illness, hD-
EOND GRIFFIN, in Tho segenty-siK.h year OF
hi, aga.
His funeral will take place from his son, Maui
rice Grirns, residence. 62g north Seventeenth
street, THIS sunday EVENING ai 3J) ocl0'f.
Friends and acqu8lntan ,cs are requested 10 At
ton9.
Galveston Tex and 81 Johnsburg tIol pc
uora will ploase CODY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20

FREE-BRlOGE IMPROVEMENT.
Bids Opened. but the Contract Not Yet
Given.

Tho work Of improving the condition Of
the Free bridge will begin at an early day.
The contract las not yet been made. but
al of the arrangements Will soon be per
focted.
The bds-four in numher-were opened
at "A meeting on the commissioners held IN
the Merchants National Bank building
Yesterday afternoon. and while no award
va, made the Chairman AID Mr.. Hh'uhs'
the architect. were given certain ln7tIuc-
tons which will probably result IN closing
the negotiations ~ q day or two.
In fact. the Chairman Is authorized -
enter into contract under certain condi-
tiOus without again coming TO the board,
but If the negotiations are not satls tactorily
closed the ssiOues. VIII hold another
meeting.
II is rot thepurposc Of the commits toner's
10 reconstruct the entire cd bridge, bat 70
u-e the S2OOlG appropriately Jointly ~
hichmonl and Manchester as far rs II VIII
go toward building an entirely new bridge.
Work viii commence at the Manchester
end, and as many new spans a. the
amount VIII pay for will be- bunt,
and the best of the old material
VIII be used 90 strengthen the remainder
Of the present bridge. it rs hoped that by
the time the old part will need. other m
proyement the two cities Will be able to
make more liberal appropriations andcom
plcte the entire new bridge 50 that teams
can trOt over 10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
ANOTHER cRoNIN CONSPIRACY.
An Alleged Plot to Rescue Two Prisoners
Strangers Swallowed.
fnr tolnrrnnh u fhA ID snafch


CU1c,co. October l9-The Daily N-ecs
prints q sensational story this morning al
ieging that a desperate plot has been dis
covered having for It's object the rescue by
force from Judge McCOunelps court some
day next week of Martin Burke aud Daniel
Courhln, the CrOnin suspects nowawalting
trial with O'Sullvan, Beggs, and kunZO.
Rumors TO the effect that such move had
been considered were current some time
ago. but State's-AttoTney Longeneclerpald
uoattentiOn 20 them NATL Wednesday when
cx-SheriG Healy, of Hancock, Mich, asked
permission 10 see Coughlin III jail. This.
the Ne5oS says. aroused the suspicious OF
Longeneoker. He granted the request, but
Lad a shadow or hand 90 listen to the IN
terview Nothing was learned, however. as
Healy and Coughlin took pains to keep
away from the vicinity OF the shadow.
Yesterday morning when the court open
ed judge LOngenecker. who had been
warned that several susplcious-lo0king
strangers had been observed IN the room
for a few days back looked about and no
ticod them. Soon after one OF them was
observed making signals, which, from
Couchlin's appearance, were understood
by him. This continued some time, when
the mysterious stranger and his companion
arose aud LETT tho courtroom. The couple
was Swallowed by a reporter 10 the ticket
Office. where they were heard inquiring
about tickets TO Portland and Vancouver,
Is. c.
Returning to the courtroom the reporter
witnessed more signals, this time between
the stranger and Martin Burke. The
stranger sat beside an lrishman known to
lie an intimate acquaintance OF Coughiin.
mis- man was apparently making notes on
n piece of paper. When the reporter
worked his way close enough he discover
ed that the man had drawn very good
plan OF the courtroom aud its anproacheS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
Reserve Baseball Players.
TRY telegraph 10 tho DlsDatch.l

VhsH1vGroN. October l9.-Thc following
is the reserve list Of baseball players Tor
the season Of 1890 Of the League clubs:
Nqr l0yt: Brown. C0nnor, Crane. Ew-
inc. Gore. Keefe. Murphy. O.Rourke,
WEIGH Herman. O'Day, Ward, Richardson,
and Slattery.
Krack. irwin. Wllmot, Borehrr, Clark,
Mack. Riddle, Wise. Herr. and Carney.
Boston: Clarkson. Eadbourn. Daley.
Bennett. Camel. Brouthers, Quinn, dad
den. Brown. Kelly, Johnston, Richardson,
Nash, and Smith.
PIi0ic pbiq. Bulinton, Clements, San
der. Shriycr. Gleason, Decker, tarrar,
MYERS. Mulvery, Hailman, Delehanty,
Fogerty. Thompson. and Anderson.
CcreaaI: Zimmer, Sutclia, Gruber,
Beatn. OBriep. Bakely, Faetz. StrckcT,
Mexican. Tebcau. 1witcheu, McAler, Rad
ford, and Gilks. ,. r,.
Chicq,o: Burns, williamson, Darling,
Farrell. Tcner. Hutchsou, Van Haitfen,
Dwvcr. Ryan. Duffy. Pfeler. and iumbert.
MfnnCp0ts: Glascock, Denny, Bassett,
Hines. MrGeachy. Andrews, Serig, Boyle,
Russie. Ge-Zeil, Buckley, Sommers, I.
Dayly, and Fee. -
Kuerne. Fields. Dunlay, Staley, M@ne,
Brekeley, Conway, Rowe, White, aowders,
Jones. and Mccormick.
Fourteen men have eenretained by each
club. H. the case OF the Chicago CluD
Captain Arson, name does not appear. az
he signs n separate contract with that Grub.
The Washington Club did not reserve DAILY,
who also signed q conditional agreement,
and il is prOblematical whether or not lie
will play in Washington next season.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
CoLuNBus. October 19.-The following IS
the list OF players reserved for the Ameri-
can Association season Of 1890
Anhtic. Stoyey. Welch, Larkin, Bier
bauer. Purcell, Fennelly, Lyons, Robinson,
Cross. Brennan. weighing. j. Eward, Me-
Mahon. and Bausewine.
baltimore: Foreman, Tate, Quinn, Grit
fin. Kilroy, Cunningham, Tucker, Mack
Shindle. Kerins, Ray. and Miller.
Brookhm: Foutz, Collins, smith, Pinkey,
Terry, Caruthers. Lovett, Hughes: Blu,
shong, Clark, yisner, Burns, Corkhill, and
Cincinnati: Nullane, viau, Smith, Durica,
Baldin, Kieran, Earle. Reilly, McPhee,
Beard, Carpenter. Tebau, Holiday, and
Nicoll.
Columbus. O'Connor, Reilly, Doyle, Wild
ner Baldwin, Gnstrech or Greenwood,
Crooks, EasteTday, Mari. DAILY, Mciam-
many, and johnson. =,
Kansas CITY: Stearns. Long, Pickett. Al
word. Hamilton. Burns. Conway. Swartzell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20

The man saw he was being observed ana
left the courtroom hurriedly.
The Eecs says the plan Of the conspira-
tors was to be carried out probably next
Monday. when the prisoners were return
ing TO the courtroom from dinner. Inc
rescuing party would jump mp. oyerpower
the half dozen baililfs IN the courtroom,
make show OF their revolvers, aud escort
Coughlin and Burke 10 the carriages when
would be in waiting aud carry them away.
The plot. which the N7rs ascribes to tac
Clan-na-Gael. 10 says. was got up IN the
interest Of Coughlin and Burke, only tor
the reason that they are two men. WHO
must be saved at al hazards, in order TO
prevent their confessing and implicating
men whose uocks are thought TO be worth
much more 90 tho Clans"
II IS said that Judge LOngenccker has
good reason to believe chat the mysterious
strangers are Cian-ne-Caels from Michigan,
who came here especially TO assist ~ the At
tempted rescue.
Elaborate preparations have been taken
by the authorities 90 prevent any surprises
and all strangers are being Swallowed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20

william Beverley rcrkin'


Died. on tho 21i dAv of August. issp, \, his
homo, NL Pleasant, in no county ~ 1oprhlant,
after short illness. WILLIE BEVERLEY fBh-
KTNs, ia tho forty-ur-t year VI his ago.
There has raroly lived ani diod moro Sinia-
BILE. dutiful. ami better son aud br0iher-a moro
generous, noble, upright aud puro mnn.
Through childhood, toyhOoi, ani manhood his
ITO Illustrated all the Virtues, aud WAS without
q necz or Jaw 81 tarnish his noble Christian
cnarsctor The ap0thegms. d" Tho noblcst 10
mau ~ them all Behold an lsrhelito ird9ci
In whom there is no guile, with all That they
imply, may Justly bo applied g. nm. ii,ln-
g0nuOus or dishonest thought never occurred 10
or WAS entertained by him. How often Ia. a.
most each ono who knew him said siuce ms
DEATH a. before. " lie VAS tho best fellow ever
knew: never expect 10 zee his Ike again how
sal IL the los ~ slch = man IA The very prime
OF his nfen No Wonder. thon, that upon his
househ0lI, father, mother, sisters, brothcr-, bis
death frll with appalling effect not % any any
Ting - The poignant grief and sorros which "
BROUGHT 10 IN ietris OF aunfs aud uuclei snd
cousins aud n owing Old grandmofherI No
wonder that his gentle asd doting mother-a
mother whom b. adored, sDI whose geuue,
wOmanly virtues were beautifully illas'ratai
ana oxemphned ia bis life-feels her heart lsce-
ra,ol % tho very coro by BIS desih and mat,
Ike another Rachel, she mOurns and viii nos Do
comf0rtsd becaure he Il not
This poor IT. butte 20 tho worth Of WILLIE u To-
scr.bod BY ono Who know AMI loved him we'll
". b. u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
HE ALL-AMrRlcA PARTY.
They Have Thus Far visited Eleven states
Of the Union.


Sor7H REVn. IyD.. October lo.--The iif-
teenth day OF the international American
excursion saw tho tourists at South Bend.
Ind. and they were told that In httle over
"A fortnight tlcv had seen something OF the
people and industries of eleven states 81
This Union the weather was delightful,
a.. in fact. il has been almost Witaout eX-
ceptiou since TIE tram left hington.
Early rising W. again the order oil the
day. But tins wa more ea,. ~ accom-
uli-hod than usual, as lo-t nigh. had passed
without "A BANQUET and The weary delegates
had been enabled to retire early 70 theH
comfortable bcrths in the special train.
Breakfast was eaten in the dining-car while
the reception committee waited patiently
ut the station.
Soon after O'Clock. however. the entire
party were placed ia carria cs, end. headed
bv 1aily-ho coach bearing some OF the
more adventurous attaches. and TO the
footing of .le trumpet and the blast or
many whistles. TIE lac If grre-e7 was
driven to the Mcs-rs. Studebakfr- carrlagc
repository. whore sample, Of the products
had been t,stcfuiiv arranged.
Here the urbauc shoWmon tod the party
lust what the various exhibits were and
supplied them copously with prco-lsts,
catalogues. and husiue-s-cards. a yisit was
paid 10 the large establishment where
clOvcr-hullors were beng turned out IN
great numbers. The party was then escort
ed TO Delegate Studehakor's wacon-works,
where the delegates saw In process Of manu-
facture the vehicles which bear hls name.
The closing run of the Week Journey,
105 miles. into Chicago was ended at the
Twentv-scco depot az O'Clock.
All had dined upon che tram and immed'-
atcly upon ahgLting took carriages, and
under escort Of the FIRST and Second rogi-
mcnts of this city were driven to the Grand
Pacific Hotel. which is ~ lie the homo or
tn, party Will M this citv.
Though weary with travel. southcrncrs
are meyer found too tired ID discuss mat
tiers on and within those upon which the
international Congress was projected.
They are excellent lIsteners and diplomats,
trained in State service every one. but they
are now convinced that the United States
has 10 thought OF purpose 20 oycrreach
them. and while ever holding them Ives
10 diplomatic standards. they talk with The
frankness of men who feel themselves dis
cussiug with friends the important pros
poets for mutual national advantage.
Uuon their arrival at their hotel to-
night Mayor Crecier briefly and warmly
welcomed them. an equally brief response
being made. and the party retired with
av.dity 10 rest. There j. not one Of the
travellers buf that anticipates tho coming
sunday Of absolute rest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
EarihuualEo shocks.
~ = =
snecial felocram 70 ma plsnaich.


RALEIGH. y. c.. October 19.-There Is
great excitement a. Hendersonville and
Flat Rock and vicinity on account OF sue
cession of very severe earthquake shocks.
The first shocks were slight and Of short
duration, though quite perceptihle. At
Flat Rock and other points IN that section
OF the country those occurring since hayo
been exceedingly severe and startling, es-
pccialy at points in the vicinity of CLASSY
Mountain. four miles southwest of Hem
4 chimney OF the house Of
Mr.. Hill. former resident of Charleston,
:. c., located near that mountain. was
thrown down and other buildings consider
ably shaken. among which was the resi-
dence of Il. u. Maguire. The severity u
the shocks were much greater than those
OF three wears ago when Charleston oX-
perieuccd them. The shocks IN every ln-
stance were accompanied by loud rUmhlln-
noises resembling somewhat the report
caused by the rapid discharge Of artillery
There is no little speculation as 10 the
location and cause OF the disturbance.
Some of the residents OF the neighborhood
adjacent g. CLASSY Mountain and Flat
Rock, AT which places the shocks and re-
ports were more plainly distinguishable
than elsewhere incline 10 the opinion tha5
the trouble is Of local origin, and that its
seat is most probably - be traced 20 the
interior OF the mountain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
sTAUNTON.
AnIg Deed OF Trust-Other Notes.

Abe Deed of Trust-Other Notes
fcorrosponconce Of the Richmond pisoa'enl
OcrouIn 10, 1899.
There was admitted to record YESTERDAY
in ,he clerks office OF Augusta County
Court a deed Of trust from the Eoselah9,
Iron and Coal Company 10 the farinets
Loan and Trust Company OF Now lot ,
covering 2. g8l acfes Of mineral land on thp
mountain cast of Waynesboro' ana on oo.n
aides Of the Chesapeake and ONO ialiS ani
the Location adjoining at the junction or
the Shenandoah Valley and Chesapeake
and Ohio railways is another Of the snpe-
rior sites In Virginia in transportation Ia
cilities and every requisite for PROSPER
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
UeSt-Fnl German Club.

The Wcst-End German Club gave the
second german Of the -ea on Friday night
Al Belyidcrc Hall. and IL WAS very well at
tended. Mr.. Frederick c. Ihornbury, with
Miss Marie pizzlni, led the german in a
graceful STYLE. Among the dancers wero
Nlr. Thoubury with Miss Pzzini. Mr..
Sherwm with Miss Walsh, of Orange, :. j.,
and MIR. Taylor with Miss Orutclheld.
The next german by this club Will be
given ut BclNidere Hall on Friday night,
November lsi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
rnlitlcnl-A Damnrn euit.
Correspondence Of 'ao Richmond D.,pn'cs.l

Correspondence Of he Richmond Dspatch.l
Ocy0Brn 70. i.s2.
The Democratic voter, of this city were
addressed Yn last night hr Captain MlcaJah
Woods. The speaking was held 30 No
chanic' Hall and % large crowd turned
ont 90 hear our ComUouw- alths Attorney
discuss the issues Of the canvass. Captain
Woods spoke at some leagth ln ms usual
allie and eloquent style, and showed that
ID was the duty Of every true Democrat 20
go TO work and never rest until Malone Is
defeated with au overwhelming majority.
The Democrats OF tins city are well or
gained, and ere preparing % poll large
vote on the 5th Of next November for Nc
kinney.
A largo number Of our young men have
REGISTERED and viii vote for the first tlmo
this fall. So far as ! can learn every one Of
them VIII vote the Democratic ticket and
viii thus prove themselves trUe citizens OF
tine old Commonwealth.
Both political parties i'm this county are
hard 40 work. and tho candidates for tho
Legislature on both sides are making q
thorough canvass. The Democrats are
sending speakers to every precinct IN the
county. and Albcmarlc has "a number 81
able and talented speakers who are always
willing and ready to work for the cause OF
Democracy and 10 do anything within
their power 90 defeat Nahone.
Thu Circuit C1urt-Judgc Grimsley,
presiding has been occupied for the past
few DAYS with t1c trial Of IA important
railroad case ia which the widow of Nr.
Frank -. Ei-dou Was suing the Virginia
Midland railroad Company for $4,000
damages for the killing Of her husband.
MI. fIsdOn Wa au cmpl0ye OF the above
company and was killed ON the comuany's
yards DID tins c.ty about Two years ago
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
Governor Hill. of Now York, Introduced to
Virginia Audience.
rC,o,fot toto.~auf, 70 fit, DtzpatrN1

RoASoFR, Va, October 19.--Governor
Hill, of New York, and party arrived hero
this afternoon about 43O O'Clock. en ro"fe
from Georgia to New York. 4 large crowd
assembled at the depot to greet him. and
responding to calls, be delivered a short
speech. highly complimentary to the South
and full of patriotism. Besides hlsreguiar
party. Hon. j; Hoge Tyler and Secretary
Ham. Shcpperd. Of the Democratic State
Committee. were with him on his arrival
here, and he was introduced TO tho audi
ence at the depot by the former
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
An Old NIoonshincr Captured.

NASHVILLE. TFyN.. October IA special
10 the american from Jackson. TINS S'lte.
saws: Deputy United States Marshals Bell
and Collier arrived here this mornins,
having in custody Bill Nation the oldest
moonshner in Southwestern Kentucky.
West Tennessee officers have been search
ing for him for the past twenty-five years.
He was captured on the Tennessee river
while selling fish. In 1879 posse went ont
from Mayheld. ~, 20 capture Nation.
He turned the tables, routing the officers
and capturing their gnns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.


Internal revenue collections: Cigars aud ciga-
rcttes fgsLO5: Tobacco. tLO9G22. Total, $3.50 81
Private sales reported: Filters ~; smokers,
10: cutters, !. Wrappers, l.; Blrloys'd .. Total,
~ hoe4hcals. Monday may reveal larger sales,
likely made today ana not quito confirmed.
Sir. u. g. Penn, OF pauyille, WAS on tho market
Tho weei's busieess winds mp very satisfactorily,
aud tho outlook is suu decidedly hotter for
brich q. Tie tobacco is moving out of lhe ware
houses. and receipts are very moderate.
Manufacturer. ARE busy aud doing we'll.
The opsn Continental markets are dead dull on
dark Virginia tOharros.
The totai internal-royouue collections for inc
wee6 are AZ follows: cigars and Cigarettes,
s7.stAss; tobacco, s92.lOL09; special, $685.
Total tax paid, go t22&.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
Market firm.

COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
QUOTATIONS.
MIDDLrS3. l0Ho.
Low 1!oDLISG. &c.
GOOL ORDtSAE7. SIC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
THE CAMPAIGN.
Rcpublicaus speak in Dickinson.

fCorrcsporiencc Of the Richmond OispatchI
Crw1aoop. Va. October j.. 1889.
Fo~ some time here ones eve has been
crretsd hv Malone posters in conspicuous
1lae.s. olurlrgly announcing that John {;
kummers and George W. kilgore would
sp.ak to-day, and as usual on couft-d4y our
.r'tzras nave generally turned out. Many
Dei,.orraf. were on hand through mere
cufio.ity. Colonel Summers spoke first,
and : think made bat little impression,
ill., talked 0f tire debt settlement, blalr
bju. and other matters chat have been dis
cus,ea IN he course Of his s iSc p, re
ea.i that tine Republican" nave tAe f' ',
deat and intended e. hold hun ior the
- Eileor. spoke next. and as he speaks
hc~c thr.ueh every campaign nobody pays
much attention 10 him.
Ne have had 10 Democratic speakers
here vet Why we are lett out i cannot
tell. a few good Democratic speecnc,s de-
liyered hcre might swell cur majority rs
We claim handsome majority IN DicAen-
con county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20

giaesc western. 2ic Petroleum stssfy: refined,
&c. Coffee pominsi: Mo csrgocs fair. 1870.
sugar guie, at n decl.ne A soft, 1He Copper
steady: roHoed, i0ai0Hc. Frsights 70 idvrrpooi
per steamer frm; grsln, 3ba1ho. cmk' Iof or
dera. b. RoceIp.s-Picur, fs.00O barrels; vnest,
900 busOois: corr. 1900 ousisnls: rye. 400
bushos. shIpments-Flour, jsfp barrels;
WHOM. 2fO1O bushels corn, es,Ug bnshssA
saios-Whsat. $4,000 bushels; corn. @.oo Dasn-
els CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. October i9.-The cash quotations.
were: Flour steady and unchanged. No.
spring wheat, 19Hc.. No. 2 rod. 591c. No 2corp.
3okc. No. 2 oats. 1870. hess-pork, slnI5stiL
Lard. ;6.2k. shori-ribs. A20sisio "b"koy'
sL02
ThnIaading fnturas ranead A. folioxt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
4 Treaty Of Peace.


CINCINNATI, October IA Tmes-S'ar
special says that this morning 10 Pine
Spring, Rowan county, Ky, Frank TOLL
yer married Miss Grace Martin. The bride
and bridegroom respectively are sister and
brother OF the leaders OF the opposing fac
tons that Tor several years have been IN
dustriously numbering each other IN that
county. To-day's wedding seems to be a
treaty OF peace.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20

NEW YoKg. October ~. Tho stock uhrsctwss
GuieJ to-day but ieverish hpd irregular, WITH
considerable wses ness ia coal stocks and
Crsugsrs. while trusts and the reat 81 tho regu-
lar list were IN no main firm 10 strong me
opening was rather heavy, ey, ept for cotton oil,
which Wa up = per cent, aud large purchases
boy certain broker sided m carrying the price ot
urt stocs up u, per con-. farther. Tho others
fd'ONed slowly. bui realizing by traders At tcp
reurrs induced eomo hammering by me
bears, and tho advances in the general
ii-t wcrs an wiped out win something In
addition before the close ~ tho nrsi hour jersey
Central sod Rock lsiaud were especially weak
M tnis iun-ture ard Tho former dropped 10 lS24
against i2ft. Last evening nrd never recovered
toe drc!i-e. Rock island lost =, prices Then
q aiu rallied. and when tne bsnk statement vas
issued ehosire an Increase N the surplus re-
seree. Whi,h again brought u up above Level re-
Quirrfncuts, toe upward movement became sc
e. arAtei. The closing figures we're gonoraiiy
el9.s 90 tnoso ot the opening. Cotton OIL ~ no
= e. cent. 10 night ani leroy Central Il down 4
Tike amount, pa other changes are FOR slight
fractions only, Win single exception Of lnli-
man. which during 'h9 day lost2H. The sale "
g.. agrre~rf-I 09.'pl M ares.
EgsnmG. Exchange quiet and heavy az 4s2Na
49,. Money f'HHg offered at 4. sun
Treasury balsnces-Go'd, Sl'a,Sf,'e0. currency.
40, &.0Cu. Governments duh AMI tsrelv .'"aty
for as per cents. ~, e1. Int ~ cOupons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
Washington Notes.
lRr lclngrapn Q tbo Dlspatch.l

fBy feI0EFHTH 100 UI7Vs'-1'I
WASHINGTON. October i9.-Bond offerings
to-day aggregated SlOl 800: Al accepted
nj ri for as and 1850 Tor 4Es
.dore Francis ~. Ramsay Chief Of the Blu
I,g, Of Navigation. Navy Department.
&c General Ranm appeared at the Pension
OSice thus morning, and after, taking. the
0'o1 of Once was presented to the chiefs of
divisions aud the other officers. Mr. Kan nm
vii enter upon the discharge OF his otheial
duties MONDAY morning.