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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-03
FLouRNOYAT PETERSBURG.
He Makes Pine Speech aud Arouses
Great Enthusiasm.

fSneclnI teIegran U Iu3 UI7Da'Iu'I
PETERSBURG, VA, October 2-Tho Democrats
Of Petersburg held their first rally tonight and
IL WAS q large and enthusiastic one. Judge II.
kV Flournov delivered an able and telling ad-
dress which elected round after round OF ap-
ulause ~ lis heavy blows were rained upon Ma
homo and the false statements contained Ia many
Of MS ANONYMOUS circulars we're exposed. Every
mention Of NIX inneys name was greeted with
greaf enthusiasm Judge FlournOy predicted
Nahoneis deieat by twenty ID thirty thousand
majority II the Democrats poll their vote. The
-pirit OF the people all over the state indicate
ne seid. mai Malone would be buried 50 deep
nat he would never be able . scratch 70 the sur
Resolutions endorsing the State and legisla-
tive tickets were unanimously passed,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-03
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

VI
Several prominent Caroline and Louisa coun-
~ u;aoters selling here lately state that the crop
was badly injured by breaking and oruising
Of leaves BY storms tie quality is far inferior
70 last year
Thore is q strong under-current In the market
and some business bios have been made on
round lots o. cutters and filters, with some large
sales IN prospect.
Manufacturers are all doing vol with good
orders ahead.
Offerings on Change 20, with relected-tli
highest, $40 lowest, s5.il average. Internal
revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
ssgl7O: tobacco, q, 1882 special, si.@0. Total,
ss.5s2l2. our yearly statement promised to-
morrow. Election OF Exchange officers next
Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-03
Baseball Yesterday.

Baitimores .........3140O4OO 1-13
Athletice............13 C 0 0 IL
Basc-hits- Baltimorcs. IL; Athletics, u.
Frrors- Baltimores. 3 Athletics, T. Bat
terics-Cunuingham and KeTins Ban
swine and Cross.
Pittsburgh:
Nev Works .........0 / Q o 2 0 3 0 x 6
Base- hits Pittsburghs, 3 New Norks 10.
Frr0rs- Piftsburghs. o: New YOrks. o. Bat
tcries-Sowders and Carrolj Crane and
DINING.
Indianapolis. OOOO010 o 2
Philadoiphias. 1 30 3 X-l2
its-Indanapolis, 6; Philadel-
plies. q. indianapolis, 3; Phila77
delphias. T. Batteries Rusie. Boyle. ana
Daily: Bufinton and Clements.
Chicago:
Chicagos. ............O 1901 3 o. 3
Washington5 ........2 o /
Observation-Disclosures u Washingtons @.
Error. -Chicagos. 3. Washingtons, /. Bat
teries- Hutchinson and Darling; krock
and DAILY.
Cleveland.
Bostons ..............O 1000 l
Base-hits Clevclands. g Bostons, a..
Error.-C leyeland~. o: Bostons. o. Bat
ferries -Beatin and SutchlifT; Clarkson and
Bennett.
st. Louis: - -
Kansas City.........3 600 o. >
Basc-hits-St. Louis. IA Kansas City. g..
Errors ST. Louis. /, Kansas City. g. BAT
teries-C Chamberlain and Ramsey; MILL
gau. Crowders, and Browns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-03
,ALxs REPORTED TO SECRETARY
COTTON REPORT.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEw YoKK. October 2.-Cotton quiet. Sales,
2i3 bales: uplands, i0ac: Orleans, lie Net re-
ceipts, 1881 bales. Exports 70 Great Britain,
$50 STOCK, 1854 bales. southern Hour dun ana
unchanged. Wheat unsettled; No. 2 red, s54a
sac. Ia elevator options less active and ha1se.
lower and steady No 2 red. October, s55s assoc,
closing s5kc.; November. S6% anlc. December,
81 sass 3-ioc. Corn fairly active and higher,
closing easy; No. 2, a9S asg1.c. In elevator; OPP
tons less active and 1.akc higher and nrm
October, 39kc. November, t0Ac December,
a Sc. Oats irmer and fairly actiyei options
nrmer aud active; October s6'c. November
9Skc.; December g7c; No. spot. As.aSAc.
mixed western. ei6s2Sc. Hops weak and quiet
Coffee-Options closed barely steady 5al5 points
down for unsettled cables OCTOBER. tia'oatlat0;
November. SiA75afias0: December slAeaa
$3.50; spot Rio strong fair cargoes. ivse.
Sugar-kaw dull: renned atesdy AID IN good
demand. Mola,scs-Foreigp nominal; New Or
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-03
rr- SorE-oUR STORE WILL BE CLOSED
SATURDAY, ocrorxs srH. UNTIL ef.n.
NOT LIKE
OTHER STORES.

For on, thing, wo manufacture the Clothing
TIT. superiority Of susIlty and workmanship
that We speak "a You n5oai every dsy 70 no
gusss-s0 IT'S knOw-s0 with ps.
We would shai up our woTk-rooms sooner 'han
so through the motions OF making depeoaaD'o
ciolnIng with a doubtial. unreliable qualify.
Thm We haven't the knack o. either reaching
up % ths prices % merchant ,ailors, thoagh w.
keep such qualities. or room 10 keep tho cheap
grades o. cheap priced goods.
Bat are you looking FOR eithor ne highest
prices or the commonest clothing7 We have
neither.
Yet there isn't man who bays Clothing In
mis- city that we rant eorge bci'or than " NO ava.
We keep none but reliable Clo'htng; no
prices but fair ones: giving Tor every dollar -
much a. its possible for dollar u get Of such
Clothing: and more intent by far. on gaining
your confidence than yoar money. The money
will follow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-03
Arnln,t Woman snnrnge.

ny
VAvcoUvER. W. T.. October $50 far ms
heard from the vote against woman sur;
fragc is two or three 10 one; IL IL claimed
AT tho Headquarters of the Republican
State Central Committee that the Consti-
tdtion will have 10000 majority, the Re
publican state ticket 5000 TO 10000 ma
iorify, and that the Democrats will not
elect more than 20 members of the Legisla--
ture out Of 1O5. All the places so far heard
from report enormous increase OF the total
vote
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-03
Declines One and Gets Another Ohice.
Especial telegram 20 tho Dispatch.l

WAsH1NGrov. October 2-Ex-Solicitor-
General Samuel +. Phillips Of South
Carolina. TO-DAY declined the position OF
United States Commissioner to settle the
claims Of the United States against Ven
ezuela. 10 which he was appointed by
President Harrison, and accepted that OF
Resident Attorney at Washington for the
Venezuelan Government. at n salary Of
SO. O00 per annum. A tender of the latter
place was made through the Venezuelan
Nf,,f.t.V
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-03
CUPlD'S FRANKS.
4 Happy Marriage In Durham. North
Carolina.

lspocial telegram % thO UIspalch.l
DUGHAM, n. C.. October There was a
very happy marriage at the residence OF
Stephen llculy. ia Chatham county, to-day.
Judee G. Z. Townsend. of Bennettsvlllc, :.
G.. was welded % Miss Mamie Henly, the
ACCOMPLISHED daughter of stephen lIeniy.
After receiving showers of congratulations
the couple left for an extended bridal tour
north. They Will make Bcnncttsyille their
home on their return.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-03
ENERAL ORD = RS a
F0a NIX
MASONIC CEREMONIES ~ LAYING
CORNERSTONE OF the WESl-hND BAP-
list CHURCH.


T. The following marshais ars hereby APP
pointed aud requested % report mounted ~
- Adams Hall on THURSDAY Al ; 0rl0ck;
brother A. W. Garber Brother Preston bo.vln,
Brother Alonz0 +. PhlllipA ana Northirfhi
Brother Louis Sachmau and W0rshiptui hfOther
Augustine h0ynll.
n Narshals Brother 4. W. CARRIER and mo
thor Preston gelvin are assigned ~ tho Srani
L1lRe Marshal Brother ADnlo 1. fhllps -
assigned in charge OF the icmplhrs c9luma.
Marshal W1rshipful Brother Louis Narblnah
ana Worshipful Brother Augustine koyah arc
assigned 70 the Master Ma-onA
III Richmond Commandory. No. WI t'-
port promptly at J.l5 90 Third street between
Main and Cary, right resting CD Main.
N Cofamandcry 81 ~ hndfoH, NO. ~ sut
reporf A. same tmo AMI place, their right on mo
leit OF Richmond Commantery. No.
v Master Masons VIII assemble Win no
Grand Lodge. and under the direction ~ NOR
Narshals. Worshipfui Brothers mailman ava
Roynll. report promptly Hti O'clocA 90 Ihir1
street between Main and FRANKLIN, ther nghs
resting on Franklin street
VI Musicians viii report promptly ~ oeiFk
10 Marshall Brother AlOuzo /. fhlhips 10 the
yestibue Of tho ball.
VII The limo Of procession will 10 up Frank
I'm % Laurel; thence 70 Park avenue; thence ID
the church; ,,,.,.-
By order Of the Most 0rshipful Grand Master
OF Inc Grand Lodge % Virginia
VI 'N0 j. THOMSON BROWN,
o.ait Grasd MsrshAL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-03
MARKET REPORTS,
ANDiN CONNECTION HEREWITH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND RIcnmoND STOCKS.
Daily Reports from Both Boards-Cotton'
Grain. Flour, and Other Quotations.
nv telerraph 10 he Dlspaich.l

- WAsufyGTOS, October 2-For Viz
x, ginia, fair. stationary temperature, va
fLlh lrinbe winds.
For North Carolina, South Carolina,
t@and Georgia continued fair weather
ilil Friday, stationary temperature, iol-
lowed by warmer. noriheastorly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-03
PAL rlMORs STOCK MARKET.

s,r1moRP. October c.--Beltir1oro and Ohio
nominal nr ~ y a9J; Northern Central, iIa13@ :;
Cincinnati. Washington aui Baltimore lat. 100;
do. ccrtlnfate sds, 30: do. DO. BIDS. .6 consoli-
dated gas bonds. li2; do. stock, 4iaiiit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-03
Suicide in Gloucester.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispat

Special Telegram 70 INC UIspa1VU'I
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE. October e.
This morning Samuel Thurston, a young
man about thirty-fye years old, VINO ilved
near White Marsh. committed suicide by
| shooting with a shotgun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-03
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RfcHuosD. October .. 1851


RICHMOND. October ., l55l
OFFERINGS.
wHsAT-2,4tS bushels.
CORN. al0 bushels.
OATs.-3.30) bushels.
RYg.-3OO bushels.
sALRs RgPORrsD TO sscssrtar
WnEAT.-Mixed, so bushels very good at Sc. !;
COO bushels very good on private terms. short
berry 266 bushels prime on private terms; 10
bushels very good AZ Sc; % bushels very good
At Sc SO bushels fair az oOc.; 20 bushels far at
&c SO bushels common a. 15c.; - bushels COM
mon at zoe. Total sales Of wheat 1884 bushels.
FLOUR.
We quote: Ffns. S. 5Oss275 super1ns. t275a
sax, extra. 81 5)a3l75; family siaSL5o pAte1'
family, country. sL75aSi=o
COTTON REPoRE
Market firm.
QUoTATIosA
ATDDLTNa. i0r.c-
Low MfDDLTHG. l0kc.
NooDOEDINARY. 94c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-03
Fire In Petersburg.


Especial telegram TO tho Dispa'cn'l
p,.rrpsRrnG. VA. October 2.--Grammer's
,.rae frame stables on Bollingbrook street
,~' DESTROYED by FIRE this evening. The
insurance t9nly partial
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT Of RICHMOND. OCTOBER :. 1889.

PORT oS RICHMOND ocroDEs :. 1889.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Mary A. Power, Jones, Renneoec fee,
Richmond leo Company.
schooner L. A. Rose, Rose, New York, salt, X.
T. Williams & Co. . ~,
Schooner William and James, Williams, Baltl-
more, coal, Walk " Bailsun.
SAILED.
steamer Ariol, Deyo. Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers. ,,,. .-,.n-,.
Schooner Lizzie d. Small, Warwick, CITY Point
10 load pine wood for New York
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. OCTOBER q 1881
by Telegrapn.I
ARKIYkD.
steamship Old Dominion, Richmond, and sail
al for New York merchandise
Steamship Secilia. West Point. TO load cattle.
schooner L. Ii. Russell, Portsmouth. 10 load
coal
schooner c. b. orcut,, Salem, TO load COAL
SAILED.
schooners Puritan. Rio DO Janeiro; Cox and
Green, Boston, and barge Marion, New London
all coaled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-03
TuE RICHMOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., OCTOBER 3, 1889.

leans quiet Rice stronger and quiet Petrs"u n,,
firm refined. here, 7.o5c. cothor- 800 49,, ~.
quiet Rosln steady and quiet. IuIpon''a, n'
spectod. 2i2sasi275: uninspocied. fiAS9 ek-
ira prime, si0 s5ssig5l Beef quiet exrs m s.,.
So 25atG50 Boef hams easy. 1iercea pee.
city extra India messl sissfi21 Su,-n'ses
strong. Picked bellies &C.: picked shvul s,
4a.AIEc: picked hams. 81. aiOilc- AlddIos
nrm. Lard Western stoem. SPOT, Urn
SG51 xasG62x, closing at sd00; options 49, is
and S.iet; october. s8.59: November. 500
Decen,ber, SOS Freights steady; cotton, 5-Iod'
bid. grain. sid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-03

MASONIC MOTTO ~
VA stated communication ~ JotFA~
LODGE, No. 81, 4. 3. and A. ", VIII 90
held AT II AiDans Hall THURSDAY, October il,
al O'Clock T.. ". our memfeTs are also rn-
quested 20 assemble a. tho hall 40 ofipch Tor
tho purpose of Joining IN Tho escort 20 On" ho't
Mofshiptul Grand Lodge q Virginia. MONITORS
OF sister lodges and fransirnt brethren are ira
ternally invited - unto win Us
~ order Of the w. 81.
GEORGE C.. JEFFERSON.
N, an Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-03
MARHiAGES.

ROBERTS -COSNEI LEE. Married august
2G lssg. IN Washington. D. C.. by Rev. Father
Donehoe. CHARLES e.. ROBERTS OF Richmond.
Va. 10 Miss NAME CONNELLEh, OF bA.''-
moro. Md
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-03

MASONIC NOTICE. T II + L.
vi members Of LOGE FRANCHISE. "
No %. A. =. and 4. NJ. are requested g.
attend "A called communication II .hoir Lodge
THIS Thursday AFTERNOON 40 ? O'Clock 80
assist the Most v orshipfui Grand Lodge Ia
laying the cOfncr-Aione ~ GrOyo-AYenue Bag-
fst church. A full Attendance Is requested.
BY order Of tho W. ". -
WILLIAM LOYESSrEiS,
~. q-lr Secretary,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-03
ALUM IN BREAD PROHIBITED.
Regulations for Enforcing ;hc Food Adult
iteration Law-Namcs Of Alum
Raking-POWdcrs.

The Secretary Of the Treasury has pre-
scrbcd rcgulntious for carrying out the
recent act of Congress for the prevention
of the manufacture and sale Of adulterated
food IN the District of Columbia, the en-
forcemcnt Of which is placed IN the De
partmcnt Of Internal Revenue.
IN reference 90 the usc OF alum, the regu-
lati0ns state that II is "a substance known
10 produce more or less toxic effect, and
whose presence i'm food is therefore harm
ful. and whose u-o is forbidden under
-cyere penalties I'm most foreign countries
having laws on the subject and fix the
following standard, which prohibits itsuse
I'M bread:
Bread The addition of alum, sulphate
" copper. VIII be- considered adul-
tcrati0n.'
The manufacture or sale Of food in viola
tlou of the law or regulations constitutes a
misdemeanor punishable by fine or I'M
pris1umcrt.
Bread I'M legal phrase. includes bis.
emit. rolls and similar preparations offood
made from flour.
The following are Tire names Of the
2 4 ..,r ,.lrr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-03
rHICAnO.

CHICAGO, October a-Flour steady AMI un-
changed: No. 2 spring and No. ROD WneaI'
s0haUhc no. corn. sc. No. : oats, wte.
Mess-p pork. sIi. Lard. S6as6.OsH. shors-nos 81.
shoulders, s.g5 ssi 20 short-clenr si1es. t'''oa
ssGgH. Wniskey. Si01
me "a aiding fntnrea ranged As follOws
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-03
BOARDING..
PEoSEssleSAL-

.DR. CHARLES S. BRITAIN HAS
returned to tho city aud RESUMED His PRAc-
TIcE. once aud residence. No north sixth
street. 30 2s-im'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-03

History furnishes no parallel TO the pop
clarity al DR., Bulls CoughSyrup. 20 GEMS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-03
Nsi.LfNkKS.

MRS II. w. COSBY, 4sl EAST ssRs
vi BROAD STREET, has Jus, return Xx<H
OF from New York with 4 large and els-
giant stock Of goois IN lhlNAED bosNEIs AND
HATS, IA Laiies, Misses, aud ChiidfSns slkos
and STYLES 10 numerous 30 mention lou can
buy any shade abd shape FELT HAT your
oen prics--say from &c. up.
WINGS, Birds, PLUMks az ieee price than
can DO bought anywhere IN Tie eity. Best work.
beat style guarantee
oe So AHx. y NJ. toSbts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-03
Tend to Business.

According TO the man who dishes rs out me
weather, = It's going TO DO colder RICH, Oh. Over
ccaiisn enough already, aud has boon for coo-
pie Of wecSs, but now youll have 70 quit s,rsi-
ding necessity and BLANKET up.
Don't take anything for granted. Let VA SHOW
you what we've got in the light and medium
weight oyercoa, tine. Things look different
sometimes on paper. and we want you to take
AZ observation from nfe.
&1OI Tho finest display ever thrown into
three grades. silk Fscinss at the FRS,
SlZ two prlces-AIl.Snk Innings nj tho last
ak FIT VOL, made well, ani AL stylish
Wore way on and out Of sight Of other people
on these qualities. aud Tying from tho same
piece string with thsrn. too.
e1c XII Better, Of course. or they would
no: be any higher. Finer fsbrics
SIC.UU and more beauty spots Elegance
hon ~ il cropping out Hard to match.
We stole march on some exceptionally ane
anc pretty patterns, and turned them In at these
pr,ces. Made for more but that don'i count
eosl II you've got a tailor he'll duplicate
those sptlO or SIS extra tor his exclusive
| p0U ness. win you pay for IT, Hardly. II
/ COX | you're wise Every point he can carve
out Ter you these have got-and prices Whitfield
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-03

HTASONIC MOTTO T. THE -
VA MEMBERS OF 81. JOHNS LODGE "
No. 30. A. r. aud A. ", arc requested a.
assemble AZ ~ Adams Hall THIS .lhurdall
AFTERNOON M 3 oi'.cck b. form part ~ eseot
80 tho Most Worshipfnl Grand Lodge Of virginia
Ia laying the cornerstone OF the Uro'e-A'enus
Baptist church.
By order u the Worsl piul Master.
o. 3-it III nv a. iDNhl Ne'ffNAffs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-03
. ranged a. follows
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. October Flour hrn anu 9ulet
Wheat--southern quiet: Fultz. MANIC Long
berry, SOC. Milwaukee, No 2, SIC; steamer
7sc western easy: No. winter red. spot. 81 a
sgxc Corn - southern nominal at 4oaf<c.
western steady. oats quiet: western snlle' xos
.; NC do. mixed. 25a2ic. Bye arm a, sos. 49,,
Hay firm; prime 10 choice timothy. Sl@oVssit'
Provisions arm. Butter firm; western passen'
l5alSc creamery. 9ss2Jc Eggs steady westeth,
2sc Petroleum easy; refined. 1.O5r Gomez
steady; Rio csrgoes. fair 1870. Sugar steel)
4 soft s.. Copper quiet; refined. IsIOSc'
Freights % Liverpool per steamer quiet graz,
5bd; Cork for orders. IS. 81. Recetpts-rlout'
400 barrels: wheat, 5000 bushels cnIn.
y. 600 bushels: oats, 1909 bushels: rye. I.OVo
bushels Shipments-FlOur. 1000 barrel@. sales
Wheat. 10000 bushels: corn. 10000 bushels
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LeUrs, Mo-, OctOber2.-Flour Inactive ana
weak Wheat lower and weak: No. cred. casn.
TsNc. asked October closed ~ 1SAc. asked
December. So taS0Hc. Corn easier: NO.
mixed cash. yqs,c. asked October closed AT
29Lc December. 25'.c. bid. Oats arm 20
. cash. i9c October. lsHc. bid: November W.
Whlskey. si0e Provisions quiet and unchanSed'
very little done.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. October Flour steady. Whea,
easier: No = red S2aS3c. COru easier; 10 /.
mixed. 35b a26-. Oats easier: No. 2, mixed, ga
22bc PORK easy az Sll. Lard qu'et Mt 8. loAs'.
Bulk-meats easy sh0rt-rlbs. f0U. be'On
steady: shOrt-clear, 1921 Whiskoy acuve anu
Arm AZ Si02. Hogs lower; common anu ugn"
Sa2iai46O; packing and butchers, thlVSsN'@
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE. October s-Graln and provisions
unchanged,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-10
THE LOCAL INDUSTRIES.
Current New. from The Mills and Factories
Of the Vicinity,

Current NOws from the Mills and Factories
of the Vicinity.
Tho Belmont factory is idle.
Fishers foundry shipped a car load Of
stoves to the East this weeky
The Joseph Bell stoyetC Company is
making good shipments daily.
The old Benwood factory Is running
full the forge Is still closed down.
The Elson, Martins Ferry, has
made no preparations as yet TO resume.
Workmen are busy putting In a new
gas process at the Lantern Globe works
at Bellaire.
The Belmont, Of Bellaire, which had
laid off itA moldmakers, has put them all
back to work again.
The Etna Glass Works, Bellaire, has
disposed OF about one.third Of It's stock
Of glassware since the stop.
All the glass houses are making ready
for the nextfirc. Everything looks favor.
able for AFFAIR trade this fall,
The Union glass works, AZ New Castle,
Pa, was sold az slerliFs sale last satur.
day 10 q. W. Miller FOL. $4,000.
The La Belle factory, of Monday and
Tuesday 10 take stock, 10 now running
full again, also the forge and plato mill.
The Caldwell 4 Peterson ManuiaCtur.
Ing Company ID turning out the regular
output, but general trade 10 somewhat
quiet,
The number Of employees Of the late
b, 4 o. shops here who were discharged
when the shops were abandoned this
week was elghty.ave.
William schweftteger 4 %. continue
very busy and are ehlAfglng their trade
daily. Last week they duplicated good
sized order from Texas.
Stone fot the Terminal Railway Com.
pany began arriving a. the yards on
First street, Martins Ferry, yesterday
and the work on them commenced,
The Wheeling Hinge Company 10 run.
ming full 10 a tait and steady business.
There ID q gradual improvement In the
volume Of business, but prices continue
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-10
rae COMING STATE PAIR.
something About the Outlook for the O.
Tie Department,

Something About the Outlook for the Cat
Tie Department,
The cattle department Of the West
Virginia State Fair viii this year be uu,
der the supervision Of Mr., A, R. Jacobs
Of Clinton, this county, who is oleof the
frst-clRss farmers Of this section, and has
had a large experience as superintendent
having served in that capacity for six
years, He will see that all the exhibit
ors in his department willreceiYe proper
attention.
The association looks for and expects
the assistance OF every publicspiFtted
individual owning cattle in the United
States, and want each To feel that they
have but one hope, but one aspiration,
and that Ia for the material advancement
OF the cattle growing interest Of the
tEibuting in the least toward the accom-
plishment OF such a purpose, or in paw
ing the way for future progress, the time
and money the State Fair expects 10 de.
vote to the work will not have been un,
pro6tably spent,
From the present indicationst the cattle
department will be one OF the finest ex,
hibIts ever had by the State Fair. A
large number Of cattle growers are now
preparing their stock to make a circuit,
They will appear at the West Virginia
State Fair with some Of the finest stock
in the country, composed OF short horns,
Deyons, Abefdeens, Angus and Gallo
ways, Norfolk and Suffolk Red Polled,
Holsteins, Jersey Alderney and Guern.
sey, Hereiords, Ayrshires, fat cattle and
mich COWS.
mThe West Virginia State Fair appeals
10 the people to attend an institution
that has awakened q deep interest
among the people, and which has done
and Is doing more towards the real pro,
gress OF agriculture, the mechanics and
fine arts, than could possibly be done
through any other agency, All the rail-
roads leading into the city Of Wheeling
will arrange for cheap and speedy trans
p%ortatlou both for freightand passengers,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-10
AN HNGINH BREAKS down
At the LaBelIe Mill, Stopping
the Plate Mill,
A VERY SERIOUS ACCIDENT
NeccssItatlns Considerable Repairs
Bright Outlook for Business in
heFactorIes.-G lass and Other
Matters Of Interest.

The LaBelIe nail works started up
this week with bright prospects for 9
steady run through the remainder Of
the season, Intact, the outlook for good
business in all the factories is very
bright. But in the case Of the LaBelle
an untoward circumstance cut the steady
run short almost before 1t started, All
o'clock yesterday morning a crank on the
main epgine-the big, old one known AZ
"old Abe"-broke, and almost i'm
medlstely the engine fran through her
self" breaking down generally, The
forge and plate mill were compelled te
close down, while the factory ran OF
with what nail plate had accumulated
This cut up, the factory will also Gloss
down.
Sweeney & Son at once wentto work
on the necessary repairs, twill be SOY
eral days, at least, before the works car
resume,