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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-04

A number of prominent RepubIicans
from various sections OF the State passed
through the city yesterday en ro"tc to
Petersburg to attend the conference OF
General Malone aud his committeeman
and party leaders, which opened last
night and will continue through to-day.
Among them were Morgan Treat, OF
New Kent, member Of the Committee on
Plan Of Organization from this district ;
w. ). Lurty, Of HaTisonburg, the nomi-
nee for Acknowledgement ". i. Craig,
Of Stanton, United States District Attor-
ney: DR.. /. A. Slater Of New Kent,
and Mr.. Funkhouser, editor of the Har-
risonburg RcpuJiican.
Among those from Richmond and
vicinity expected to be present are Judge
Waddill. Senator Lloyd, OF Manchester
Sheriff Southwark, Of Henrlco John
S. Bethel. Colonel W. L. Giddings, \.
II. Kaufman, George Duncan, and
several colored politicians.
Judge Waddill, in conversation with
Dispatch reporter, said he wanted to
20. but was not certain whether be could
or not. He expresses himself as favorng
campaign of quiet work without any
stQmp-speaking.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-04
Mean tem peramre. ...................
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK.. September 3-The stock market
to-day was more ac i've than on any day the past
three months AMI the strength In leading stocks
was very pronounced. though thc gooerA Iist
was more quiet Buying. especially In the fore-
noon. Was worry marx ed for both sides o. account
gers. aud 0f course Northern Pacincs, reading
strong features Northern Pacincs were again
the leading features. aud especially early male
the most marked advances. Iranscontneutal
was carried up iu sympathy. The rumor hat
Chicago, Burlington and Northern would he
finally absorbed by the Burlington and Quincy
this week caused q smart upward movement Ia
the lastnamcd stocs. and while mere ives
no confirmation " the story the greater portion
OF the Improvement was retained. kock Island
WAS also a faYorite AMI jumped up per cent,
while 81. Paul and the Northwest were compare
lively sluggish. tho former being even wesk on
the disappointment over the net earnings Tor
July Missouri Pacific was arttve ana strong.
Atchis0n WA tha weak feature Os the DAY. out
seemed % have little or no effect upon the 10
mainder ~ tha list The news was not OF chs.
racter 70 have much effect upon prices, though ~
was rnther Of an uufayorshie tone. The attend
ance "a the board was larger than usual OF late
The excitement In tho market died away COM
petey In the last hour. and the close, while s,iil
firm. was quiet The sales of liStod siork
reachod a total ~ $4,000 shares The eDtiro
active list with a few uuimportant exceptions,
IA higher tonight, aud Northern Pacific prefer
red is mp BE-, common I. Manitoba ana Burlng-
Ton "a. Oregon Transcontinentsl ~, Rock
Island and locking Valley IA. Union Pacinc
H.. md others fractional amounts.
6rsnir1. Exchange quiet ani strong n IVA
49,. Money easv ~ 2Ha9 Sub-Tressury bal
ancce-God. sl5tHr, 900: currency. ~ ~ on {.
governments dun and stcaiy f0 nrn for 4s
per ceuts. - ex. int ~ coupons lOlh *. lub
state ponds Iul nni featurpl"-S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-04

Of outline and In the faithful portrayal OF nature
they have neVer been eduailed and never wiz
be surpassed. Their form OF government Wa
not adapted % tho requirements OF their TuuoI
neighbors. 10 contained the germs OF ~ own
destruction. and IN time Greece was Iorced
60 suo'umb % the strong hand OF her impeIi@'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-04
Baseball Yesterday.
rVv Telegraph GO the Disp0tch.l

Baltimore: -
ST Louis.....0 q 0 0 l q . o o. /
Basc-hits Baltimorcs, 9 st. Louis, l..
Errors Ba.timorcs, , ~. LOUIS, T.
Bnttories-Quinu and Foreman hing
Bowie. and DUilce.
Philadelphia
Athletics 200 90 ! 0 2 o / 6
Kansas City. , o o , D > o x-lO
Fasehits-Athletics, 10; Kansas City,
n Errors Athletics, Is, Kansas City,
6. Batteries Weyhiug and Robinson
Sowders and Canon.
Wasmngtona. o OOO1 o. l
Cleyelands ...3 o o 0 0 90 x 5
Faee-lIts -Washinetons, E; Cleye-
lads. 7. Errors Washingtons, . Cleve-
lands. /. Batteries liadd0ck and
DAILY O'Brien and thinner.
C6ic,Gos... ..OOO12 O. 4
Philadelphias. o 0 90 l 0 l o. 2
Base-hits- Chicagos, s ;Philadelphias.
@. Errors -Cmcagos, 6 Philadelphlas,
4. Batteries Hutchinson and Farrell !;
Gleason and Clements.
Columbus
Columbus. ...400100 % o. 7
Louisvilles o 03 0 0 0 0 0 o. 3
Baso -hits-Louisvilles, 9; Columbus,
10. Errors -Louisyilles, l Columbus,
:. Batteries-khret and Cook; Wldner
and Doyle.
New York -
Cincinnatis. % 0 0 0 0 / , 5
Basc-hits -Brooklyns, IS; Cincln-
MATHS, 8. Errors-Erooklyns, o; Gin
ciunatis, /. Batteries-Caruthers and
Visner Petty and Nisner.
New York: q
Pittsburghs. IL 90 90 2 / 0 o 4
Bese-hits-New Yorks, II; Pitts
bp,cbs. \. Nrrors-New Yorks, ? ; Pitts
bnrohs' 6. Batteries Welch and Brown !;
Staley, Miller, and Fields.
Indianapolis. % 0 l 0 0 0 0 ] G. s
Ro.tops. 8 / % 00 0 o. Z
Base.hits indianapolis, l6; Bostons,
7 Errors indianapolis, ? Bostons, ..
Rusie and Daley; Madden
and Bennett
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-04
IS he lNroH LlFE2


Sew Name.
On the 10th Of August Jack Patterson,
colorei convict who was employed
with n gangof other prisoners IN hauling
dirt from lot in the ncighborhood Of
the penitentiary to the hill on the
premises Of the institution, made ms
escape and was not heard from until
lately. when Superintendent Moses was
informed that he had been arrested IN
Hadford, Montgomery county while
engaged in breaking into a house.
Patterson gave false name, but per-
sons who knew HIM ia the peniteutlary
distinctly identified him as the escaped
man.
Superintendent Moses wrote the
Montgomery authorities, calling their
attention to the law, which seems to
bear the construction That under such
circumstances the prisoner should be re
turned to the p"nitcntIary and tired Tor
his last offence at the expiration OF his
term but the Montgomery court did
not take that view. and proceeded to try
Patterson, and found him guilty and
gave him q term Of three years III the
pcuitentiary.
Patterson arrived at the ponitentiary
Yesterday and was registered as NiIiilm
\. Hale, and was again fully identified
as the escaped man.
Patterson had eighteen years 10 serve
when he escaped the Montgomery an.
thoritics gave him three years more, and
il this conviction holds good this will he
his third term, which holds HIM IN the
pcuitentiary for life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-04
AUGUSTA COUNTY



'' ~. ''' ''-''' '''
eu,r3N, Va, september Tho
I'd County Democratic convention
r.Uat.i to-day Edward icnols for tho
-.t. Senate and George VI. Cochran,
..r. tr tho House Of Delegates.
Nr 81. 81. II. lynn, chairman of the
ltv Committee. made ringing
..e. iu opening thD deliberations. Mr..
g. b. MCtue presided. The remarks oi
Sill. successful candidates for nomination,
.. ulf. those oi Wes-rs. John II. Craw-
iri mdJ. W. Cmrchman, the defeated
r.l.dltes. were We'll timed and Of the
l.r.t -pi,t
Iue convention adopted as ITS senti-
r,nts the resolutions proposed by the
Dion. Au.alom koiuer for the South-Riyor
district meeting, which took place on
t.o 18Th ulumo, and were approved by
t.at meeting. These resolutions are aS
follows
Ihc Dem ocrats OF Nouth-lnver dls-
irict ami the town ot Wny1esbolo.. ~
primary u-s,mhly, dO give expression TO
.hcir political sentiments IN TIE fol-
LOWING resolutions -to-wt.
N..',,H, L. lhatve have received the
nominations hy the late Dem ocra'lc oiaie
Convention of Philip w. Mckinney for
Governor D. uose .IyIerioI Lieutenant
Governor, and Is. taylor scott Tor AT
'.w y'ieucml "lth cnlire satisfaction
..i appreciation that We recognize Ill
o.. trio lrrcproachahle characters i nnc
t.- conseivaus.m IN Their PoiiIul-
81" 'ii.loHs' a,' i"lS III ~ iNI"1"J "i 'I
III. masses Of the Virginia people IN all
t."t contributes 10 'neI prV}sPeIll| . ano
a'iHi "..'A'' 'n I We '''' me- 't e"r
i.'r r''''on o. 'No I'ku ,,.''.'.. 'oi
"-I'h lAey have zee" N'i,'T" - .'' 'i''" "a
i' 'Ar t'c't' peace "u'' H"ll''l'os' ~
iDr people oil virginia ...:.o No.
,,1. ie' W. No., iy'''- mo 10 1 We
'.', - H. L"rlirrcr If
'' I.t ''o' '''.'' VI, ,l ,roia,la wa
"'' o'i'l,' '9,' d, VI " .. ll+l.. Lr t,s
''.''''.' -, '.'' t, ''', r.cari 80 CON-.
i"-' ''''o''' "'','i '.'.t .,,l w. ,, ,,''
.'.' al anu, ''.'' . '.,'i VI o I,U
W ''i'''''' 'i''' l ~ t.,.arj
''l i'' 1.. VS. 80 a.,.l,,r'o,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-04
CHARLOTTE NOMINATION.
- 70. shc?parlson' for the housc-Fine
Speeches. Etc.
...,r, sn-e 90 tho Rl-hmond Diona..h1

y. To. bc9lfatASon' Tor ~" housc-finc
Speeches. Etc.
i,.-tc.sond ence % Tho Richmond Dispatoh.l
DRAKF's BGANcu. VA.,l
September 3. 1889.
The Democratic Convention for the
county uf Charlotte met hero to-day 10
nominal, q candidate for the House Of
Delegates Mr.. j. -. Sheppardson was
TIE successful aspinnt Re accepted
tho nomination in O few appropriate
word aud gave the pledge OF ms best
efforts 20 win the fight MossrS ". G..
CnrTugton and E. #. HutchCrson. the
competing candidates, made speeches.
'lr. Darlington spoke al some length and
lIs remarks were received with great APP
rau~e. Hrs address WAS characterized
f., power, cloquencc, and magnnulmity.
fr Hutchcrson surprised bis friends by
DIS readiness and iluency MS q public
.Ho.hcr ils reception was warm and
CORDIAL Both o. these gentlemen should
tle the stump and enter the canvass.
SIR. Cnt.ott. Ahc former representative,
made an admirable speech. Ills review
.. '.ahonc's Norfolk manifesto was sharp,
-.rsIyc. and whitening. Ills remarks
would make good campaign docu-
,..lt.
Nr Woods, the Commonwcalth's at
t.r 81. responded 20 calls in an admira-
I..a iarcsa oood-tcmpercd. earnest and
g. .-ut
I.telt altogether the meeting was q
crs.i Success. 1t bad the uug of the
i- u,al. and gave prcmonitiOn Of
e.- Let the good work go ON.
SIZE beverly Eggloston, tried and
,.-r..t worker, WINS made county char
-. reclamation. Charlotte is wide
NIRATEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-04

Attorney General Ayers is expected to
reach the city to-day to attend to snch
business rs may be awaiting him. The
most important case now claiming his at
tentiou ia that in which the supreme
Court OF the United States is asked to
determine various questions affecting the
boundary line between Virginia and
Tennessee.
Mr.. Ayers left Richmond about the
9th Of July, aud was then unwell. On
his way home he became very Ill from a
bowel complaint aud remained at his
mothers house in Bristol for a week or
two. when he recovered sufficiently to
proceed to Scott. He is now entirely
well. though not so feshy as formerly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-04
PRINCE EDWARD COURT.
Suit for Ten Thousand Dollars Damages
College BOYS Arriving.
special telegram % the Dispatch.

Especial telegram % the Dlspatch.l
FARMvuLE, VA, September 3.-In
the Circuit Court Of Prince Edward,
which began its fall term yesterday
Judge Frank y. Irving premding-the
only important case called wns that Of
Nunnallv's administrator against the
Norfolk aud Western railroad Com
pany. This is a suit for ten thousand
dollars for the killing Of a young man
named Nuuuaily near Prospect Depot IN
April. 1881, while he was discharfing
his duties as fireman. The plaintiff 8
chief contention i that II was owing
10 the railroad company's negligence
that q defective pin was used IN CON
Meeting the engine 70 the tender, the
parting Of which caused the accident re-
suting IN the killing OF Nunnnlly. The
company p effort WAS 10 disprOye ever ful-
nishInR defective machinery for its en-
ployces' use. and 10 prove that the young
man was killed while engaged in a buM-
ness the danger Of which he was fully
aware before he went into the company
service. II is thought that 10y noon To-
morrow the examination Of witnesses will
be concluded. when argument will begin.
Major Kirkpatrick. OF Lynchburg, and
Judge Mann, of Nottoway, represent the
railroad company, and Colonel Fitz-
gerald. of Farmville, and W. 3. Nc
llwaiue, Of Petersburg, are for the plain
hn.
Hampden-Sidney College "boys and
Union Theological Seminary students are
pouring into town. while our summer
visitors ere pouring out.
Lieutenant John I. Knight and fami-
Is. of Blacksburg, Va, returned to their
homes to-day.
Wilson Henry, the colored man who
ten days ago had his hand severely
innshcd while coupling cars at this place,
bas since died from lockjaw, the result
of his injury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-04
c,nitnll.t. 10 VISIT Norfolk.

NORFOLK, w., September 3.-Com-
modore 4. f. Bateman, Of the Atlantic
and Uauyillc railroad, with a party Of
prominent New York and English bust
ncss-mcn and capitalists. will arrive here
On Saturday morning TO inspect the
commercial facilities and business enter
puscs OF TINS port with view to invest
mcnt. Tonight the City Councils Of
Norfolk and Portsmouth appointed com
mittecs 10 receive and entertain tho
visitors, and tomorrow the Board Of
Trlde of the two cities will appoint
similar committees. From here the
visitors Will be taken over the Atlantic
and pauyille railroad probably as far as
Dauyillc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-04
sECRET CONCLAVE.


Especial Telegram m me bI-ih'ch'
PETERSBURG. Va. september 2.-1he RcpIbii-
can state Executive committee, consisting OF
General Malone. General stlth Boiling. ~ Pc
tsr-burc. Congressman George T.. Bowlcn, Of
Norfn.i,:. Isr l. Imuud Waddln of lIeuur0 :
auI colonel William e.. ki1m, Is in session hero
Tonight The meeting is held az the residence
of G.ucral Nahune and is secret. The object a.
unl,r-'. ol o. rs O. arrange and perfect plans
frtEc campaign. 'o confer upon matters 0f ccn-
Drullnfefc-t g. TIE r'riy, and 90 consider such
.lrc, .tnn4 relative fo .le conduct ot th' can-
t,-4 as may lo submitted by Gen 10. Malone
AMI others.
gourre-sman Bowdeu arrived early in ihe Day.
Th.ntn.r $50 uln-re-iirrt members came by
later frli0s The committee remained ln so--
sion until tate hour While thero Is nothing
dcgult. AS yet as i1 who viii Doe elected to the
state craftsmanship, % promi2ent republican
Who r. iu attendance ou tIc meeting informed
vour c,rresp. n4cnt Hat howicn would bc the
man. There arc present representative, from
uesrlt every district boo tho >a.' ani ih' txccti-
uye Committee have been citi1g most 81 their
attention a. FOB ui- h0Ic in listening 90 their
..quf- aud uceIa. The meeting WI Dee con-
tlnu.i until tomorrow. Hon. Edmuui Wa1dil
Is rot ere ighf. Doing Detained a. home -
si.Enr-s. bat ne .- expected to-uorrOH morning
IaL NeCauil Is iu Attendance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-04

The following suits. were instituted
Yesterday in the City Circuit Court
Sublett Cary rs. Thomas b. Henley.
Action OF debt for $4,000
Fred. II. Downman's administrator rs.
The United States Mutual Accident As
sociation Of New York, for 5000. The
body of Mr.. bowman vas found float
ing in james river on Monday morning,
September II, 1883, and it was sup
posed that no was accidentally drowned
Ii Is upon this theory that his admins
traitor now brings suit 10 recover the
amount OF an accident policy held in
the above association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-04
THE FLRST TO
WEIGH AVCHOR

The HatS weye first Of
all our departments to
slip cabIeS. We're all
c0cked and pTtD1ed for
business. The caIeRdaT
tells yoW It's time to strap
the StyaLO for something
EreSher. The atmOS-
pheye is GETTING more
and more falJJsh, so IRE
don't see as there Us any,
thing left for y0W but to
change. You can cross
the lime tWirt summer
and autumn more SdttS-
factOrjIy-0nd cheaper,
t00-1Cith us than any
mhcre else 1citllJn q dayS
JouyWeD I0uU see pten-
ty Of hats offered you
that mjlI cost, maybe. no
more tram ours, BUT
THEY'RE NOT TIE SORT OF
HATS YOU WANT TO WEAR.
We're got the LATES 7
.STYLES-aRd NON E B U I
THOSE. we're got the Uery
FINEST @ t ALI 7 and
NONE BUT WHAT We CAN
V0UCH FOR, FROM TIL Z
CROWN TO THE SWEATBANDS.
we're cot all the stunt
ard and n0relty lIHeS-
ALL OF THEM That's rhat
ne call q Hat stock, md
nothing short Of Mat
has amy business to cJajD1
y0ltT attention.
THE DERBYs we told you ell atoat on satur-
day-The Knox, Youman, and the Miller blocks
and "Tne Ashton" an Americap-made English
Hat, which Is perhaps, the most popular shape
that's shown this season. Thero's but one grade
cf 'em-s3-a powerful good hat for tbs money.
The other shapes. to suit your purse from ais
toeL50 The cheapest guaranteeeble, and the
highest, tho best tha, ,oas erer stretched ha,
block
TUE SILKS came this morning. Broadway,
Young Gontemens. and Fifth Ayenue--tne three
most reliable shapea Our three standard qualt
nes-s4so $3.50. aud S. Al leaat dollar un-
der others.
THE BOYS AND CHILDREN's-Revival Of
old shapes In new shades. aud some other
newborn this season. Turban. Glengary. Lord
Fauntleroy sailor. Tam o'Shanter. and good
half hundred otherA Imported a large share
Of them-isc. 10 81. Boys Steamer aad Polk
Caps. jockeys, Derbys, and all such-ready fo'
you when you want EN-. Thatll DO pretty soon,
Won'tt!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-04

Or. Charles II. Chalkley has been ap-
pointed by Judge Minor physician to
the Jail Of Henrico county, TO fill the
vacancy caused by the death Of DR.. Knox.
There we're ten applicants for the
place, but DR.. Chalkley being the first
TO apply and being thoroughly compe-
tent to perform the duties OF the posi-
ton, the appointment was given him
in obedience to the legal maxim, Z" first
in time. first ia law"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-04

lCorrcapoalcncc Of no Richmond Dlspatchl

Correspondence 90 the Richmond Dlspatchl
STANTON, September 3, 1889.
The canvass has been opened III An
gusta at Craiesyllle in the western part
of the county, where large Democratic
club has been formed, OF which Mr.. b. o.
Fcrgu on is president. The addresses
lnadc on tho occasion were spirited and
stirred the enthusiasm already prevail
ing to high degree. We have young
champion Of Democracy here, who
came before the public near the
close of The canvass Of last year
aul is "a great fayonte among the people
hlluio to Mr.. j. Lewis Bumgardner,
the eldest son OF that veteran EXON
fcdorate soldier and IN the democratic
battles equally as determined and yalor-
ous. Captain James Bumgardner. Jr.
THIS young man led OH at the Craigsyilic
meeting, and was followed 10y Emory Hill,
Esd, editor of The YimCs, tllicot City,
Maryland, who WAS equally as felicitous
as the young gentleman designated By
app inlmcut for the occasion.
That intrepid leader and eloquent
canvasscr. Hon. Charles L. OFerrall,
viii make his opening speech in the can
yass at Mt Salon. in the North-Riyer
district, IN Augusta county, on the 9Th
instant He IS much Of iayorite with
the Democrats OF that district.
CAxTON,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-04
MORE CANDIDATES..
prwocRATIC STANDARD BEARERS
NOMINATED FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
Hon. Taylor Berry Renominntcd for the
Senate. r. Coleman. Of Nelson.
aud ). n. Shcppariscn, Of Char
iottc, for House. Etc.
Isrooiai telegram 70 The DIspatch.l

LovNGsroN, Va, September THE
County Convention assembled to-day
snd nominated by reclamation j. L..
Coleman, an able and prominent young
lawyer of tins place. for the House OF
Delegates, and tho Senatorial Conycn-
ton for Amherst ana Nelson nominated
Hon. TAYLOR Berry for re election TO the
senate. You can count on Nelson for
81 olaf time majority for the Democracy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-04
n.,,r,urc of Missionaries.

Rev. Messrs. Kinsolying and Morris,
missionaries to Brazil, sailed on the ALI
anca from Newport News on last Satur-
day. Rev. Messrs Lloyd, Tucker, era
watt. and Mayo, Of Norfolk; Rev. }. b.
Funston, of Richmond, and Mr. Lindsay
Patton. of the Theological Seminary at
Alexandria, were present to see them oil
on their Journey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-04
The Teachrr., NIcetIngs.

The Sunday-school teachers meetings
which were adjourned from May last to
the first Saturday in September will be
resumed next Saturday in the Young
Mems Christian Association Hall at 3
o'clock z. II. in response 10 the unan'
imous request OF the teachers, Rev. Il. Is.
1urnbull has consented TO lead the les
son study this month. These meetings
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-04

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEw YORK.

NEW YORK, September Cotton nominal:
sales. 81 bales: uplauds, Ike; orleans hAc;
let receipts, i0.AN bales. no oAports. ~ioch,
g757 balcA southern hDur quiet wheat openri
higher and closed woAk new No rod, elA@
Soc. ia elevator; options stoady aud weak; 20.
red, SeptcmOer sfAc. October, 49,. No
VENDOR, SO. Cora isirly active; No. = &C., IA
elevator: options weak september. NC
October. 42ac November. i1-,c. oats steady:
tober. pjl.c Hope dull state. sai5c. Coiee-
DIPLOMA. alaa5 points up; september, tlAse
1890: October and NOgomber, tiADoAflhlu;
spot RIO strong fair cargoe+ l9hc sugar Ia
active: fair refining. SO. refined shady'
Molassos-New Orleans iu fair demand open
kottle. good 60 fancy. 2sai6c. Rice steady and
81 better domand domestic, tahAc.; Jhpou.
lt.a3hc. Petroleum hrm r"tnod D.nc Cot
Ton. seed oil irregular and dull crude. ~ 4a3e.;
yellow, f0af7c. a. 80 quality. ko'in nrm. lur-
penuuo quiet ami steady. liifns slow nni IN
rettled: Wot saitcd. Sew Orleans. collected, - y
IS pounds. 5a5c Texas, selected. ~ % ~
pounds, - astc. Wool quiet aud stoaly. FORK
strong. inspected mess. fl2oOafld. 3D., uniu-
spotted, slZ35 atl2aO: extra prime, tleo q
fll1a Beef quiet Cut-mcats quiet l'lckltl
bellies, IL pounds average, Gic.: picked ehgul-
dera 4HaiA.c.. picked hams. iO.ellc. Miidie5
dun aud strong; short, 1910 lard "oaA aud
dull western e'oam. iG5sk city NiU sep
ieuiDor, $3.50; October 81 i0aiAiI freishts
lrmer cotton, \ A'id. gram, JAd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-04
rBv telegraph to tho Dispatch.l

nv f0logrhph % IHo 7ToFNVV"'I
NEW YoRE. September She weather anu
list racs-atout six iurlou gs-siera.lldl IN"
won: CaIaipa second Little Minch thifu' i'"ie'
second race-nye fm1ongs-Reclare Won, Won
RaIph bayard second, Pearl seI 'hiru' Aiine'
l:O2. ,,rlone- senArita
Third raco-ope mile and iurio3s,.Se1,S ird
won Brown Princess second noi"'"'
Fonrth race--one mile and quar,sr-5ssA San
,,o,, nefanltcr second, Hantress third' i'nie'
WIN, ,aro-coe milo and furlong-Feiham
Won Bsrdlsis second, Sam d. third' 1nhe'
I:57 3-A II. "a ,nrea aixteenths--
Bsnci,cho won; Lotion s"c0no' ho'A
Time 2O2 ID
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-04
seven Mas the Hour.

Mr.. William II. Peasants, in CONVEX
sation vita Dispatch reporter yester,
day, said the meeting Of the Council
Committee on Accounts and Printing
was called for o'clock Monday evening
instead OF ), as understood 10y some OF
the members, aud this was why he aud
Mr. Philips were not present at the last
named hour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-04

have greatly benefited those who have
attended them, and it is confidently be-
lieved that they may be made great
power for good in the Sunday-school
work. superintendent, teachers, and
scholars of all denominations are invited
IN attend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-04

st. lora. September Flour quiet and
inactive. wheat elOsei i,ai.c above y"'ter.
day: ~. red, cash. "a .nidHe- Octopef cloa"i
al re. December ,14a7sHc.. Mny. Eia@l' q.
Corn lover. No. mixrt cash. xs4e; sep
tembor. 90, a,D-: OctOter. Dhc.: December.
N.a.O4.c. O8t- stoaiy; ~. 2. lash. nc pr o.
her. lSsc.: Nay. y, 49,. WhskeE Nul frovi-
slons castor. Pork. sllaflLSH. lard Primo
stoam n0minally t5S74, Dry-salt meats ltox-
edl-sh0allers. fLHH longs ami rn-. SA+i1
S5.It: .hort-ciear. t5tOat3 o2a. bar0n tpoA'
ed.-~houldor., s5o2 longs ami uhs. 30
ahort-ciear, fi62t.. Hams o. good iemend and
nrm 20 {lA2JafiAXh