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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-12
NEW YORK STOCK Market.

NEW YORK, October 1.-THE stock market
continued To show u moderate volume OF BUST
ness to-day, but tho market was cOmprisei or
about half a dozen stocks which furnished the
bulk OF business. The remainder OF the list was
quiet and feyerish within narrow limits. The
bulls were dong nothing, apparently. and the
bears and Professionals had the making OF quo
tsti0us 70 themselves and their Efforts were III
rected IL few leading stocks, in which marked
declines were established but upon tho WIN
dra val Of the pressure a material rally quickly
ensued. The pressure was directed principally
against Missouri Pacific New England ana
sugar, while AtchisOu was bought freely under
the cover OF depression IN other stocka Other
stocks we're weak, and Cleveland. Columbus,
Cincinnati. and ST LOuis. and Louisville ana
Nashville were conspicuous at times. Conslaef-
able pressure was brought against cotton OH
early, but resistance vas too strong, and
rapid rally followed, though tne whole OF the
improvement was not retained. Rock lsiann
was strong and recovered Handsomely from the
depression Of Yesterday. though II also was una.
bic 20 hold the advantage. sugar opened 1T
SfA against So. last evening and declined 10
II but rallied 10 u and closed ss4s. Missouri "a
cifc opened az II y aud was forced OF 70 81 re-
covered % i0S. hut closed at 69i.. Ne" England
opened M &C. dropped 10 49,. rallied 10 4oh'
closing NJ q Atrhison was strong and rose from
2jL 20 2s8 and closed At PSI. The list - almost
Invariably lower tonight. the only marked eA-
ceptlOn being Atchi-on with an advance OF l's'
while sugar is or p, Missouri Pacific Ia, New
England and 1ranscOntiueuta " each, LOUIS
VILE 1 "a, and Big Four !, and others fracuoual
amounts
Bysning- Exchange quiet and strong at
tslats,. Money stringent at 5Ha,0. Sub
Treasury oRlances-GOld. flN,0GCtO; currency,
slO1la.Oo Governments dull and seat! Tor
Is: per cents l2- ex. Int; A. coupons lOo o,
cx int State bonds dull ana steady.
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The DEADLY ELECTRIC WIRE.
ALlneman Meets a Horrible Death.
my telegraph 70 the Dispatch.I


NEw YORK, October H.. An electric line
man met a horrible death at the corner Of
Centre and Chambers streets at ! O'Clock
this afternoon from contact with an cleo
tric-heht wire. He was employed by the
Western Union Company, and presented a
terrible sight a. he died on the network
OF the wires IN milair. while the deadly
fluid actually made his body sizzle and
the blood pour out 10 the sidewalk and
over the clothes Of the Mortified pectators.
The accident occurring IN the middle #
the dav in one of the busiest parts OF the
CITY was witnessed by large concourse of
people. The mans body lay limp and mo-
tionless over mass OF wires attached 10
the cross-arms Of the pole. Flremen
brought ont ladders and went up with 8
pair Of shears 10 cut tho wires. The man
was found 20 be dead.
In fifteen minutes the wire had burned
of half the mans face, which was turned
toward the sidewalk. The left arm was
also seen 10 be burning, and every few
seconds the blue flames spurted out from
various parts of the body. Hundreds OF
people stood shivering with horror as they
looked at the awful sight overhead. For
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-12

HARRIS Died, A. isres.lence. 80. 3.3 north
Fun street at3 4. a., ociaior ~, $50, Hli'f a
ioue sictress. CkOCkEI ID. uAkkls: aged
sixty year.. e,.u.
M. funeral will tako place from tho First bip-
lie, church lolorci., Rev. W. iiam"r. pastor -
n O'Clock INF. t,aturiay| MOkNiAS. friends
and aequaintsnces are invited t0 a'ionf.
KECk Died. Ortohor g., i-.'. M A. ", es
her residence. on Brook rJai. lielri'o county,
Mr.. sENA KICK. vito u w. n. HEX. no ne
thlrtY-fr-i ynsr Of her age,
Funeral Will take place froN r.. Johns Cor.
man church SUNDAY 90 T. VI. tucL9s ani
acaunintauces 81 tho family are respectfully D.
49, a. attsnd o.
NILLRR.-Died, 40 the rssi isnce ~ Dor hI--
baad No G)3 north second street, riny p. tn-
ing. At i;}0 o.ciOck, Mn. MAkGAh- MILLER,
wife ~ Jonn Miller. Ia ths -kty-hith yoiF Il
her ego .,......,. .,.,.p,,
noon al O'Clock from - Narys rhAf- p.
friends and acquaintance ~ mo family arc
cOrda ~ invite ~ aitsut.
baltimore ana Phialolphia papers please
-, 81
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NYest Chcstrr Kaces.

10y itltbthtfi ~ sAi' $50 f"'N'-'t
Nrw YoRg, October 1.-THE weather and
track were fine.
First racial ages, uon-w!nners, Ave
furlougs Swift won; Holiday second, IRE
lols third Time. l:OO's..
s,rond rncc sweepstakes, all ages. non
winners. one and one sixteenth miles
Dntch Roller won Larchmont second,
King Of Norfolk third. Time 1850;
Third selling, two-year-olds, i've
furlongs -Punster, Jr won; bessie n; &C.
cond. 81. James third. Ilme, l;Oi%. Mu-
tualshoaid Sil6: place, slO7.
Fourth race-selling. three-year-oldsa ana
unvs,ds six furlongs- Umpire won; Clay
stockton second. Vivid third. Time, 1913.
Mutuals paid $40.
Fifth race sweepstakes for three,;vear-
oIds and ruwards. mile heats First heat :
Castaway won: Maid Of Orleans second,
Barrister third. Time, l:42. Second heat, :;
Maid of Orleans won; Dunberne secohu'
Casiaway third. Time, l:4i. Third heat
Castaway won; Maid Of Orleans second.
Time I.4J.
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TIE CITY'S GUESTS.
PHILADELPHIA KNIGHTS TEMPLARS
VISIT NORFOLK.
A Fugitive from Justice Takes Refuge In
the Dismal Swamp-~Largo Arrivals
of Cotton.
lcorro.oondeOco Of tho richmond Di.ps,ch,l


NorroLx, October II, 1889.
The big thrcc-dcck steamer Columbia.
having on board Philadelphia Commandcry
and 81 Alhan Commaudery. Knights Tenn
piars. arrived here to-day, and the SIR
knights were engaged all dav in yisiting
Tho navy-yard and other points Of interest
IN carriages under the cIcoronage of Sir
knights ot Tho two cities The Columbia
isau immense New hork excursion steamer,
and attracted hundreds 81 visitors during
her siaN. ball in honor at the knights
Icmplnrs takes place 10 the Hyceia Hotel
tonight. and the Columbia sails at day
break for nome.
Great difficulty. owing 30 rough water.
g. experienced ina repairing the Geographic
cal lc between Capc~ Henry and Charles.
Another caort win bee made by thc Signal
Service mou ou the tug ". f. Taylor to-
day
HE negro man John Butt. who shot his
wifc and himself az Gilmerton Locks. and
rseaurl from the Constable who arrested
him bv cInhllnc the Cons'ablp'e pistol and
jumping frau The wagon. is yet at large,
laFirr takru refuge MA the Dismal swamp,
though Sheriff Bunting and % pos" have
been ~cOgriug the woods for odays. The
woman VIII recover 30 isl said.
MI J. 81 Alice 'hc uov general secretary
~ tle Port -mouth Young Mems Associa-
ton, was rendered @ splendid reception
last might. 300 which the associations 81
both citlr- TOOK part
Air. ID. ~. fareuhnrsou continues unCon-
scl.us ~, was badly hurt about The bead
Dos Ai.k s FROM tho horse. fis sister arrived
fIf- morning from Baltimore.
Nearly furfy thou. aud bales Of cotton
iYtr been scc.v,dat thispor $50 FAY IN The
season. which D. several thousand ahead of
l.-i vcar
Ihc ting Thomas a. Balm and barge ar
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LETTER From MES. HERON.


rBytelegrsph to tho Dispstchl
B0sroN. October II. The Tr0rdTprints,
under date ol Xoul. Korea, September 81, a.
letter from Mrs. Hattie q. Heron, wife OF
Dr Heron of Tennessee, who was reported
10 have been sentenced 10 death by the
King of Korea for teaching Christianity.
Mrs. Heron Says she has Just passed through
"a long and dangerous illness, which has
left her "a mere ghost of her former self.
She asserts that the King Of ko.ca would
NOT do what las been charged against INN,
and adds tie Is a man OF great strength
of character kindness of heart, and noble
ambition. Moreover. tins King and the
Outeu have been most cordial and gene
r1us IN their personal treatment OF Or.
Heron and myself They viii do all IN
their power To protect rs. Our only Dan
ger is from the ignorant and superstltious
lower class, who # aroused, might Kill Us
before the King could rescue Us from them,
but as DR.. Heron has, with his own hands,
treated about 81, 900 sick Koreans. who are
very grateful to HIM, il Is not likely that
thoy will rise upaeanst him OF his family,
whatever thcv NAV DO TO others.
Mrs. Heron states several incidents 10
show their friendly relations with the
royal family. and concludes her interest
ING letter as follows: Let ne say posi-
tiveIy that Dr. Heron and are not preach
lug or teaching Nnll0tldHl.N NA''Pt ~ a.
example which We carno stlv pray may be
WORTHY of the name of Christians. The
laws OF the land forbid it. and through
The United States Minister about year
AGO American missionaries were absolute
ly forbidden TO teach their religion, but we
lona for the time when our treaty shall be
revised and the freedom OF religion allow
cd Until that time We are doing all ID
our power To- gain tho confidence and re-
spect of the people. with what success you
NAV nudge from my letter
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ARALROAD COLLISION.
Tour NIcn Killed ard Twelve Fatally In
lmreh.


pfrr-r1lou. October IA wreck Oc-
CURED ou the Cleveland Wheeling and
Ioruu railroad TWO miles west of Bridge
port. o.. tins morning between an engine
aud 60 cthno-e carving about 100 laborers.
Ouc tram Was going north and tine freight
with tAr .ai'O~r coming south. \ gene
fal ,maeh-u p was the result. Four men
whose uames could mot be- learned were
Killed and twelve were fatally injured.
The cause oi thc collision could not be
learned
The Martins Ferry chronicle Telegraph
COWS. 4 collision occurred two miles west
# Bridgeport 90 $50 O'clock this morning
between miners tram of two passenger
coaches. containing about seventy miners
a., -o,t go the Wheeling Creek coal-works,
aud freight train of tweuty-oue cars,
f.uta-h.uud. Both locomotives were de-
wohshrd and also two passenger cars and
Dphuecu freight cars. live trammcn and
thirteen miners were injured. three 81 the
ltt.rfatafy. The collision wa caused by
O. msuu3 r,tanding on the part of the
freight conductor.
The freight train had orders 90 look out
flr thc work tram and not 90 pass Wheel
DBL, creek mines Ill after the arrival of the
work train. This order Nas c'sIeSardcd
oval the collision resulted. The engineers
.. hr,mou and mauy miners jumped amt
saved their lives. OHc minor rs dead. SIX
injured. probably fatally, and eight OF ten
Others are hurt less seriously.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW lOhh
NEW YOxK. October il.--Cotton steady: mid I
ding, lOsc.: low middhnR, 10 Ride. good ordi-
nary. gL.c.. net receipts, GO bales; gross le-
ceints, egl1 bsles. eEports-to Great Britain, I
4442 bales. % thu Continent 1900 bales; for
Waried, s33 bales; sales, rs bales-al spin
uers; stocI, N,li bales. Weekly net receipts
GO bales: gross receipts, - 80 bales export
70 Great Britain, lr&l6 bales; 10 France, l,2lJ
bales, 10 the Continent, Sjl1 bales, torNHdei.
s,s9f bales: ta'os, l.5't bales-au splnncfr.
Total tO-day-nrt receipts. BAD bales; OK
por,.-to Gress Britain, 5000 bales: 20 Fran %,
4.Ni2 baies % the continent, 7.o' bales st0cS,
1881 balee. Con-olidatoi net receipts, vs.
az bales: exporis-to Great Britain 1892
hals.: % France. 1851 bales. 70 the Continent.
l6,gf. bales. Total since september lst-net re-
ccipt- 9s3,i Dales; o1porls-to Great britain,
3t55G8 Dales; 10 France, 1850 bales 10 the Con.
nen,, lO69E bales. southern -four dun and
heavy WheAt-spOi dull aud unsettled AZ la
lLc. lover and weak: Nc. 2 sjsSi4c. In eleva-
Tor: options closed al. &C.. with weakness and
a marked urgency IA selling; No. Z red. OctO-
Der. sastc., November. 3bc December, Eisc.;
May. J2c. Corn irregular aud easy; No. 2. ssa
81 . IA elevator. options fairly sctive and
sta4Gy. October HAc.. NoFemher, $40.
May, nc. OG-s active and castor: options
Quot and lower: October, 2jAc. NOgem-
Der 2J7.c May, 2sac. spot, No. . 2j.sa2oc.
mixed western. eio27Nc. Hops quiet and weak.
COdee-OptiOns c.Osei steady at Sale points
down: October Sla(3; November, fls.o5atlAD,
Nay, ga g5kslazO; spot RIO steady; fair car
McIasses-Foreign nominal New Orleans dun.
Rice quiet and hrm. Petroleum quiet and
steady refined, a.. Cotton-seed oil quiet
ana steady Kos!n s,eady and quiet Iur-
pontins steatier AZ fsais&c. Wool in fair de-
fna nd and steady; domestic heeea, 3ss39c. pail
eG, 2sallc: lexas. l4alSc. Pork steady aud
aulet. mess, sl225afi250: extra prime, s.ca
500 Beef steAdy. Beet hams weak 1ierced
beet duh Cui-meats stronger and more actiyes
piczled bellies, ssigiS picked shoulders. s4.g5:
plcxlsd hams. se51atl0 - Niddles quiet.
LArd-spot arm ana Guleg: options lower and
cull: western steam, $40 city, fs.So; options
October. sG62: November. f6S9: Deem Der,
So Freisnts unsettled: eott0p. 81; grain.
5i.d.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. Octobsrl1.--FiouTs steady. Wheat
southero quiet and trm FultS. 1sassc.: Long
berry, S0assc. western easy Ma winter red.
spot, saAc. Corn Southern nominal; receipts,
none ~nile, 400 &c. yellow. t0afisc.: western
steady. Oats arm: western white. SasSc- do
mixed 23a2fc. Rye steady at 52aooc. Hay seax
and easier: prime 20 choice timothy. slao0a
sd Provisions dull Me.s-pors. Nx5o Bulk
meats uoosel--sLouiders. fAg3 long-ciear and
clear-rib sides. sGeS: sugar picked shoulders.
sa7A. sggar-eured smoked shoulders. 81; hams.
AZ. 5OasIaSo. LsFd--Ronnsd, s7.50 Huuer urn;
creamery. 22al5c. EGGS steady: western. sia',c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-12

Tho report was adopted in part. SO much
OF II asrelated 20 ceremonials was referred
back 70 the committee with certain amend
monts and instruction to prepare report
to be submitted az the next trioDnial con.
claye. This leaves the present ceremonial
IN force for three years longer. The
greater part Of the visiting Knights left for
homo to-day and more win go tomorrow.
Very few viii remain beyond Sunday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-12
WORK TO CEASE AT JoHNsTowN
rhe strc.m sllI rnll 81 Dad reopIe.
nr ,elesrann 70 DE plspa,ehA

by telegraph 70 ths Dlspaich.l
YOUNGSTOWN. Pa. October 1.-THE state
forces are preparing "a close up their wofk
tomorrow and quit for good. lhiee
bodies were found this morning by work
men while making au opening 70 sewer
outlet. IL seems hard 90 stop work aith's
STAGE with the stream sui full on dead
people. but the fat has gone forth and the
work must cease. II j. reported that the
Cambria Iron Company here will declare
an advance IN wages within a few days.
This. il IS said, Is justified by the advance
in the prce 81 iron and steel Inc
binding and loan associations here are
in nourishing state. Money was sold al
meeting OF one OF them last night at .
pes cent. premium.
TheStaie forces have qui, work here. and
viii bo paid Of tomorrow. An average OF
three OF four dead bodies have bee found
every day since the forces began working
in the river, and the people here fee! that
1t Is wrong 10 quit at this time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-12
A sos. 900 Horse.
fr- tnInrrnnh fn tho nlsnaich.l

TERRI HArrE. IND.. October 11.-At
late hour tonight Axtelle. the great trOt-
ter. was sold to Colonel Conley, Of Chicago,
for Sl05. 600. Conley is supposed to repre-
sent syndicate Andy Walsh, of Hart
ford. aud John Madden, of Lexington, Of
fered SOL 900. but it was refused. This IS
the highest price ever paid for any horse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-12
RICHMOND MARKETS.
COUNTRY PRODUCE

Rutser. Eggs. FOlsls. Lard. Cora HssL
Butter: Choice. Creamery. s3assc.; choice.
family packed. &C.; CHOICE store packed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-12
TuE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was

Range OF Thermometer Yesterday:
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SUGAR steady. sost, TIE. Copper ssesd, re-
rnsd. ioai0xc Freishfs 70 liverpool por steamer
active and higher: 6our. Te2gs grain, 5fd.;
Cork for orders, - Heceipfs-Fi0ur 1000 bar
rolls: wheat. 1900 bushels corn. AUD bushels;
oass son0 pnsheis snlpmsn,s-.Fiour.t 100 tar
reis. sales--whest. $4,000 bushels; corn. DVO
bushels
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. October fi.--Cssh quotations we're
Flour slow; No. spring and no. red vhes''
Mess-pork. sinsa Lard, RsD. short-ribs. ttzos
SAN Shoulders, h25ast.cl sheftclesf'
g. soasAs2H.
The leacing fu.ures ranged as follows:
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Reappeared AMI Gave Ball.
...t.,.~.,, o. tho D,.nntrh

CHICAGO. October Hilary +. Clifford,
formerly book-keeper for Gibson, Parish x
Co., and under Indictment for stealing
S25, 600 from them, walked into Judge Nor
toms court this morning aud gave bail in
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Four People Burned to Death.

PrrrsBURGH. October 1l.-At Davis
Switch. small village near Bradford, Pa,
the dwelling Of Patrick Daily was burned
and his wife aud three sons, aged from
thirteen to nine, persisted in the flames.
Tie fire was caused by the explosion of
gas stove. Daily was severely but not IA
tally burned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-12
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

OtIu8kt u. l9of
salos reported moderate, though there was
manifest better feeling on Change among the
buyers ~ oilers and wrappers.
Tue roysuua collections were: Cigars ami
cigarettc-. i6S15: tobacco, t..7il32; special:
ss.sj. Total s3lI2.s"
The several Sir Knights Of the Tobacco Trade
have returned 70 business to-day. DARK tobacco
is dead dun. Judging from the unoccupied hands
On Change this week Western markets report
.till heavy rejection on low grade Burnley anl
dark. \ Richmond dealer reports twenty hogs
heads bright. out Of which nfleen were rejected
one day this week.
Liverpool Tobacco Market.
LIVERPOOL, october The month Just ended
ike that preceding, did not prove an active one,
and the business done was 81 the same chara'-
t.r-yz: inquiries for specialtes, generally
ending IA retail transactions. pafcel or tWO u
old strips changed hands, aud some small ssies
were effected in the ordinary types oi dafk
spinning loaf and medium strips, Tor which fair
uriees were realized but when low grades ana
fllers came TO be discussed the difference be-
tween tho views OF buyer, and sellers was a. a
rule too great 10 admit Of business, though nom
shippers point Of view there Il no necessity Tor
any further shrinkage IN values. We are glad 70
note moro interest on The part Of manufacturers
being eynced Ia the new import. and also that
the few parcels which have been opened sho"
fslr snbs,ance and ripe color, 80 IL may reasOua-
blv be expected that a more active market VIII
be experienced when sampiing has made more
way
80 progress worth mentioning was made 10
Virginia "brghts." owing 20 the firm way IN
which they were held, but some little lots of
neilum bright and semi-bright strips were
MIA ed az satisfactory rates. and IL Is unlikely
that the available supplies Of these fancy
kinds will De augmented 70 any extent until tho
new-crop brights begin 10 make their appear
anct On this SIDE next year. Burieys scarce and
wanted.
The stocks have been raised by the import
during septenO Der Of 6,603 casks. The deliveries
wore also heayy-v.L, 2.g75. leaving 6,32s hogs
heads and tierces In tho warehouses 81 this port
THOMAS H.. EDWARDS q co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-12

INV telecrapn to ,ne pispateh.l

WASHINGTON, October ll.-Last spring a
watch company offered prize Of gold
watch valued at $3.50 10 tho player in the
National Baseball League who succeeded
IN making the best percentage IN stolen
bases during the past season. Mr.. Young,
president of the league finds that Fogarty.
Of the Philadelphia Club, has secured the
nrlZe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-12

A florist who has made study Of the
question declares that nine murdercrs ont
of ten love flowers. There is nothing very
strange about that. Most people eyince
q peculiar fondness for things which they
cannot expect to have any more OF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-12
Ample Majority for All Necessary Pur-
poses.

CHIcAGo. October IA special dispatch
from Sioux Falls. :. D.. says According 20
tie returns received from all the legisla-
tive districts in the State the Republicans
have elected l35 of lG9 members. The
Democrats have q, and fare independents
with Republican proolivities. The Repub-
lican majority on JOINT ballot will be l25.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-12
The Mexican Debt.

CRY OF MEXICO ria GALVESTON, October
1.-THE French Minister to-day presented
TO the Mexican Government q communlca-
ton ratifying the declarations Of NJ, Boissy
D'Anglais respecting the Mexican debt, by
virtue of which France can make no de-
msnds on Mexico for money previously
lent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-12
Weeks Failures.
Thy telegraph 20 the Dispatcn.l

TBY Telegraph 10 Ina DTspAI0u'T
NEw York. October 1.-THE business
failures throughout the country during
the last week number for the United
States. 1872; Canada, 32-totai. 2li. against
)Os last week
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. October Il. ls5}
OFEERfSuS.

NHRAT.-2,5O5 OnshelA
CORN. II. goo bushels.
OATA-2,03s bushels.
RYK-g00 bushels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-12

10y IHIHeI sII % IIIO I'I'FI'1|I'I
CARLISLE. Pa. October 1.-THE twelve
vear-old daughter Of Mr.. Rudabaugh,
living near this city. was to-day gored to
death by an infuriated bull. One of the
animals horns penetrated her breast, kill
ing her instantly. Another child was Sc
rlouslv Injured
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-12
Fleetwood-Park Races.

NV YORK. October 1.-THE trottng-
match at Fleetwood Park to-day between
Harry Wilkes and Belle Hamlin resulted
in favor of the mare in two straight heats.
Time, 2:lGs{ and 2:lJ4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-12
Failed to Beat His Record.

LANCASTER. ONO. October 1l.-At the
Fairfield County Fair last night Morgan 5
trotter Guv was speeded by the light Of
natural-gas illumination to beat his record
of 2:lO5.. He could only make 2:l7, how
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-12
RAJ rlMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, October ll.-Baltmore and Ohio
stocs. $3.50. Northern Central, .3& Cincinnati,
Washington and Baltimore lsts, 100; 90. cer-
tincttr 2Is. 90; do. certificate ~. - hid; con-
solidated gas bonds, i05; 10. stock, 40.
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poRr o. RICHMOND. OcTossR II. issJ.
ARRIVED.

ARRtFEA
Steamship Wyan0ke. Boa. New YORK. mer-
chaudi.e aud passengers. George W. Allen &
Co.. agoni% -.
schooner A. r r. Hooper, Willets, hennebec,
fee. Redmond Ice Company
schooner Alfred Keen, Greedy, kocslani, lime.
Warner Moore.
schooner Red JscSsi, Avery. K0;klani, lime,
K. WenloBourg. .
schooner Moonlight, Ccanmer. New York sat-
r. r. Williams x co.
schoouer Jennie K. simmons. " i!iGms fnils-
deiphis. coal, ;. II. HAYES.
sAlLEn
steamship Wyanoke. Couch, New YORK. mer-
chanaiss and passengers; George W. Ahea
steamer Ariel DeyO. Norfolk. nercaaniis
steamer Ashland. Tanuiil, Ph..adelpnia.
merchandise and passengers; J. W. hcNafrles,
agent
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS ocrosxs II. Issa
.By Telegraph
ARRlvEA
Steamship Birch. Galveston, % coal.
steamship Rhoslna, Norfolk, 20 load grain.
SAILED
Steamship Marchioness Liverpool. coalei
Steamship HarOgAto, hayre. coaioi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-12
THE RICHMOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., OCTOBER p, 1889.

81, 0O0 Clifford was indicted September
SOth, but he had disappeared several days
before, and ever since has succeeded IN
keeping out of the way. His attorney says
Clifford will stand trial and has q clear de-