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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29

DFayHs.

PUBANK.-D September p. 1883. a. the
residence Of her nephew. \. W. NAH lrlhel h.s-
piiah, Mrs. FRANCES W. hObANh, IA VI"
eevrl tieth year OF her age
Funeral Will tak0 pla from above residence
SUNDAY september 2Jth. at o'clock /. N.
Friends 81 the family invited % attend
KoLBF.-Dod. IN Baltimore. At the'residsnos
of his parents. FRANCS LIN WOOD. only chio
o, Charles =. and Maggie A. Kobe; ngsd n'ho
months ani twonty-ono days
No NOR. our precious LfsY0Op-
M0mme darling. papas Joy
VIII play about The carpet
Nor ne q the 0roBsn toy.
How mis-. hts rraiilo
And d.. cunning little face
To think ~ cDuld hold nothing
That could tase tho oaby's place
Iniermsnt a. Bonuy Bray ceme'ery.
NEWUISFR.- Died, SATURDAY september
osth. atefj 4. NJ. at his residence, blS Dorth
Tourth street, FRANK B. NENHlsEk. IN tho
thirty-slyth year OF his axe. ,-,.
Funeral will iAko place from - Ietei = aaino-
dral win requiem mass MONDAY MORNING AZ
. O'Clock.
PARVINGTON.- Died, a. her residence. No. 10
south Belsiiefo street, saturday. september y
1859. az $3.50 A. NJ, Mrs. REBECCA lONf, VIE az
william 4. Partington aged nity years.
The funeral viii take place from 1rac9-street
Baptist church MONDAY AFTERNOON ~ 4
o'clock Friends and Acquaintance Oh tn' lamily
ana those % her brothers, ,. >. II. Anh re"tso
[. Brewer, ore respectfully invited u attend.
SCBLETT.-Died. NJ The residence of MS sons
in-law. Judge John II. Ingram, on Porter sireeS
In Nnucbcsier saturday afternoon. September
~. ls,p in the eigntie year OF his age, Mt.
JAMES MADISON sUBLEIL
The funeral will take place THIS sunday
AFIPRNODN AZ 300 0clo'k from tho Menches-
tsr Meade Memorial. church.
SO flowers
WgLLS.-Died, September 9sth, at1g.30 o'clock.
MARY =. wife Of Il. L. Wells; aged thirty
seven years. ,.
Funeral VIII take place from 81 Marks church
THIS EVENING al 3 o'clock. Friends Of tho
family are requested 70 attend.
WORBRTTON. -Dled. n, his residence. satur-
dar. 9th instant. At 2.20 A. ~, TAYLOR q.
NORBRirON; aged f0rty-two.
Funeral THIS Sunday EVENING M2 o'clock.
Friends and Gcguantsnces are Invited 70 sueno.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
NEW YORK.

NEW 1DhA-
NEw YoEK, September 2&-Cotton duh aud
easter: sales ~ bales: upiants, NE; Or
leaas lls,c net receipts. 81, 065 bales exports
10 Great Britain, l7s.l00 taies; 90 France. $40
bales 20 the Continent 1855 bales STOCK. 2fa-
495 bales Southern fonF dull Wheat NODE
rately ectlye ana heavy; No. rcd. IS es6c. la
elevator: options fairly active 80 Ha4c. lover
and steady No. = rcd, September and October,
SOC. December. sSiSc. Corn fairly active and
weaker: No. .. 40c. In elevator; options duh,
irregular. close, and steady: september and DC
tober, 40Ac. December, aye oats nrm and
aaiet; options nrmer and quiet; september,
eSi,c. May, 2sAc Hops quiet and easy. Cot
fee-Options closed barely s,eady and higher
cables quiet; September. siA50asiass: spot
Rio, Arm; fair cargocs. l9Sc. Sugar,
steady and ia fair demand: fair refining.
SIC. eentufocals, 95-test, exc: roanod steady
aud quiet Molasses--Foreign nominal; Nes Or
leans dVn. Rice steady and quiet Petroleum
steady aud quiet Coilon-seod oil quiet hosin
dull Turpentiae steady aud q-iet. PORK steady
and quiet: mess. inspected. ti22sasiasa Beef
inactive anc QUOT; extra mesa sds7. 90 y, tacu'
iasQ Beef hams veal. Nerced beef dun Oat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
He HAD TAKEN LAupANuM.
The Almshouse Physicians Have Difficult
Case-Othcr Calls.

AZ few minutes before o'clock yester-
dav afternoon the city ambulance was
summoned to the corner of Twenty
aud Ncnahlc streets to attend white man
named Wilson, who was Ill from the effects
of drinking laudanum. After working dill
gently for about two hours the physicians
were able t. restore the sick man 70 entire
consciousness. and they left him IN COM
Portable and safe condition. There was an
empty ouncc-vial in the room labelled
"Iaudauum." nut the physicians were un-
able 10 learn how much 1t contained when
the draucht was taken. Wilson said no
took the drug o. make him sleep.
The ambulance was called to the First
police station az 10 minutes past 9 O'Clock
Yesterday morning TO attend one OF the
colorcd prisoners who. when called on 10
court. complained of being sick. The am
bulance physician was of opinion that the
man was not III and left HIM IN charge OF
the officers
At225P. VI. the ambulance was called
20 the Trcdegar Iron Works 10 white boy
who had the index-fngcr on his right hand
badly mashed. The physician sewed up
the cash. dressed the hand, and left the
youth 40 the works.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
Sentenced for Embezzlement.

PITTSBURGH, September 2S.-Harry Flann,
the young teller Of the Marine National
Bank of this city, who was convicted OF
embezzling SS5, 900. was to-day sentenced
to five years Imprisonment in Riverside
,,.pitontiQrV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
Freight Trains Wrecked.

EAsTov, Pa, September 2S.-Two wrecks
occurred on the Lehigh-Yalley railroad
this morning one Mt Siding No. 7. above
White Haven, and tho bother near Mud Run.
The first was by two freight trains running
in opposite directions on n single track and
colliding. Both engines and q number Of
cars were wrecked. One train carried sig
mails for the other and these were not seen
by the train that was waiting for the first
10 pass it. Then it pulled out and met tho
second section on curve. The second
wreck was caused by broken axle by
which a lot Of cars were wrecked and
thrown over an embankmeut. Both wrecks
caused great delay to the trains, one pas
seuger train being over four hours late.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
Killed by a Boiler Explosion.

YORK, Pa. September pa boiler used
in the quarry at Nrightsyille, this county,
exploded with terrific force this morning.
Mrs. Lemuel Barnes was killed instantly.
Her head was blown from her body. Her
husband had his skull fractured and cam
not live. The small building was blown
10 atoms. Fragments Of the boiler We're
thrown two blocks. Nothing but hole in
the ground marks tho spot where the
lnilnr afnnI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
Exports and Imports of Specie.


New YORK, September 2S.-The exports
Of specie from the port of New York last
week amounted 10 1851 .7O2, of which Sll,-
600 was gold and $50, l02 silver. All the
gold went 20 South America, and Si46.352
of the : yer went 10 Europe and $3.50 OF
it wen. 10 South America. The imports OF
specie amounted 10 Sol ,6S4, ,of which $751;
ASP was IN gold and S28. 222 IN silver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
Snnrrlnr and Wre.tling Match.

There will be a sparring and wrestling
match at the Broad-Street Opera House
tomorrow night, in which the local sports
are taking quite an interest. Among those
taking part Will be George Isaac Peter
Carciofni, Mike Brady, Bob Mari, Bill
Berry, Joe Terry, and other local pugilists.
linn-lnnfch-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
The CrOnin Case.

10y % apI % NO DF'F1V-1~I
CHICAGO, September 29.-No additional
Jurors were secured in the Cronin case to-
day During the afternoon Mr. Forest, Tor
the defence. renewed his motion that the
future Uenires be not summoned 10y the
Sheriff, but that a special sheriff be chosen
for the purpose. The matter was put over
till Monday as a subject for argument.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
People in a wretchcd Condition.

IDy I0IeEIIVI " V1'7 V'5V'17I'T
CHICAGO. September %. Henry d. Lloyd,
Of this city. who has just returned from
visit to Spring Valley, Ill, where he dis
tributed among the destitute miners the
medicine furnished by a charitable New
York lady. writes a long letter To the 1ri-
J,ne in which lie describes the wretched
condition of the people there. Many Of
them are suffering for the necessaries Of
life
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29

NEW YORK. September =. he following Is tho
weekly bank statement: Reserve. decrease,
fi.O4l650, loans, decrease, t-0lhN; specie. de-
crease fIJli eco: i,gsl-trndct-. decrease,
$50. 100: deposits. decrease, Ss.sA300; circula-
ton, decrease. 81 200.
Tho banks now hold s93l.150 IN excess Of the
o. ~
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UGRHiAtlE&

GUDg-HATTORF.- Married. Tuesday eve
ming. ,eptember 2ith. Al the residence Oh lieY.
ia. her benedict Mr.. join Is GUIDE 70 MISS
SOPHIE IiAr1oRF both 81 this city.
NE>T-HARDlE-M september D lssS
hy tue Rev. Moe. ID. nogc. Mr. JOSEPH 4.
VEST 10 Mss EMMA J. HAhDIE; both OF tais
city.
Danyille papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
OUR PARTY WORKERS
PROPOSED ORGANIZATION oFAcLUB
oF COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS.
Preparations for the Coming Democratic
ventionS-N Meeting
of Clubs.

Tho drummers and businessmen are
NOW preparing TO organize TO aid in the de-
feat 81 Malone.
FfvIour of them have signed call for
n meeting 20 set on foot n movement to
carry ont this purpose.
Tho following correspondence explains
The matter
RICHMOND, Va. September %, 1889.
CAPTAIN ". H. MaureN;
Dear Sir, Recognizing you az an old
Democratic drummey We enclose YOU list
Of commercial travellers and businessmen
who are DESTROYS of organizing TO give nc
tive Aid m defeating Malone, Virginia"
We request that YOU call meeting for that
purpose al some suitable time and place,
80 thaf m organization may bc effected at
once. We are. very respectfully,
Il. A Schultz. John L. Bates, +. :. Hutch
ison. William r. Roane. +. G. Saunders,
B.P. Alsop. ID. T. Wilbou, A. l.. Lyn-
ham. H. x. Sadlcr. j. w. Wiltshire. T..
W. Gregory, Y. u. Parrish; II. G. Thomp-
son. ". Il. Saunders, W. Madison Scott,
a. b. pcaselcv. 4. J. Enrieht, A II.
Smith. &C. Porter, T.. ". Gates, II. T.
Gates. T. " shelton. l.. 4. Burress,
Tom Washington, William Kirby. Charles
Nc.aigcr. W N iiandley John :. Ewers,
". T. Hancock. Claiborn Watkins, Jr..
Oshoun Watson. IT. &. Il. Antrim, j.
j Ballow. a. G. Johnson. Il. A. Weaver,
T. = Cardozo. ~. W. Jovucr, G. A. Lyon,
=. T.. Murray. II. F. Baker, 7. voolfolk,
J. NJ McArchcr, 4. j. Parrish, Pete Car
dozo. Scott Mcliao, William Reinhelmer,
G.. A. Muudy. :. j. Oppenhimer, j. IS.
Howard. G. III. Hancock, Jacob Bates, IL.
4. Fcmming, j. A. Babor, and j. II.
Verne
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s.nt nnto tho Grant Jury.

Amos 4. Roach was before Squire
Whiting at the Hcnrico county court
house yesterday charged with aSSauitlng
]. IA. Mckinney with o stick. lie was
sent on to the grand jury Of the County
Court. and allowed bail in the Sum OF 's1OV'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
oRovg-AveNUE BAPTIST CHURCH.
The Cornerstone to BE Laid Next Thurs
d., With Masonic CeremOnIes.

Colonel r. T. Craighill grand master OF
Virginia Masons. has accepted an invita-
ton 10 Law the cornerstone Of GrOye-Aye-
nue. BAPTIST church on next Thursday.
II is probable all the lodges OF the city
will turn out and take part III The eXer-
cises. Tho two Communicates OF knights
Templars have accepted an invitation TO
pea form escort duty on the occasion.
The fun programme has not been ar
ranged. but it viii be an interesting one,
and a large crowd will be present to wit
ness the ceremonies.
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An Alleged Theft of $50. 900.

Iby IoIosTapl % 91I0
Cn1caao. September 2s.-The firm of
Gibson, Parish Il Co., which was forced to
apply for receiver on the 3lst OF August on
account of mistake OF their head book
keeper in figuring up the assets OK the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
NnprntK pFANrr MARKET.

fRen0rtsl Tor no Uspstcl.I
SEPTEMBER 2V.-Markei quiet and steady
Primo. Sc: extra prime. 54c.; fancy 3he;
common. = s3c. shoiled, 3a3Hc: factory hand
picked, Ga7.c No Spanish nuts quoted, as mere
Is 10 demand
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
THELEE MONUMENT.
10 VIII Probably BE Unveiled In December
Meeting of tho Board Yesterday.


A meeting Of the Lee Monument Board
yas held in the Office Of the Governor at
the Executive Mansion yesterday morning
AZ 10 o'clock. Present: Governor Lee.
Miss Sarah Randolph, Colonel Archer An
dersou. Mr. Harmon, Colonel Marye, and
Air. q. L. L. BurswYn, the consulting en-
Cincer.
pIACQURa.
M Burgwvn was authorized 20 90 10
New York andpurchaselarge roled-copper
PLAQUES TO be placed on each side of the
pedestal upon which the equestrian statue
Of Gcperal Lee viii rest.
In The centre of each Of the plaques the
word Leo" will be raised n bronze let
tcrs.
II is understood that no other inscrip-
tion Will be used.
PERSONAL INSPECTION.
The board after attending to some rou-
tine work adjourned 10 meet at o'clock
in the afternoon upon the grounds TO view
the pedestal. They were well satisfied
with the work. ..
1hepedestal is certainly very beautiful
and imposing.
THE UNWILLING.
Governor Lee when asked by Dispatch
reporter when the monument pedestal
and statue-will be ready 90 unveu re-
piled that ne saw no reason why II should
not bee In December probably IN the early
part Of the month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
Death of a Manager.
nav telegraph 10 tho Dispatch.

10y tcAchioPh W s-U
PrTrsBuRGH, Pa, September %. -Captain
william r.. Jones, general manager of the
Edgar Thompson Steel Works, diedat 1880
o'clock tonight Of injuries received in the
terrible accident at that plant last Thurs
dav evening
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29

NEW YORK. september 2S-The stock market
to-day presented little o. tho excitement OF yes
terday and while the feeling was reacionsry In
early trading material declines from yester-
days ngures took pace. The sugar Trust ana
Aichson Of course monopolzed the attention
and both were extremely weak under the pres
sure brought to bear. and sugar after
opening up = at 30. was forced on
TO 81. Al that 1gure Il met good
support however. ana the decline stopped
Atchson opened lower button good buying. out
afterward recovered, as also dld sugar. The
resJ OF tue list moved within narrow bounds.
The bank Statement, had liitlo or no effect on
the market, and the nnal prices were generally
the best ot the day the iono Of the market be-
Ing strong. Manitoba IA the only stock showing
decided change Tor the day, losing per cent
The ~Rl"s aggregated 100 lG0 snaros.
6rtninc. Exchange dun and stesdv IN arm ~
f'se Ai~. Money ssy a. 4-fN. sub-1reasury
oAlancos-Goid. sl3i. $500: currency 2~Ds.
Governments dan and bAfey sl~a.tv Tor as; I
per cents. lss OK. INT: a. coupons, lJ)-. ex.
fnf la
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
Another Victim Dies.

PIrrsBUR0H, Pa. September 2s.-Another
of the victims Of the Edgar Thomson Steel
Works accident, Michael Quinn, died to-
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

eLLrlIORk, september 2S.-Baltimore and
Ohio. - bid Northern Central 7lai34 ~ncin-
natl Washington and Baltimore lists. 1903 con-
sOdaled gas bonde. llLall94 DO stock. 44a
A..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
Recorder of Cook County Dead.

CHICAGO. September 2S.-Colonel Wiley
S. Scribner, recorder of Cook county, one
of the most prominent Veterans Of Chicago.
and local politician of note, died at hi.
residence, 376 LaSalle avenue, to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
Baseball Yesterday.
rBy telegraph 70 tho Dispssrh.l


Philadelphia:
Athletics ............110 5000 o. 2
Columbus .;;;-.,;...'o y y y
Errors|Athletics. Q: Columbus. 1. Bat
teries-Mahon and Robinson; Gastright
and Conner.
Chicago (ten innings, tiel:
Chicagos. MD 0 O0000 200 o. 2
New FORKS. 2OOOOOOO % 2
Base-hits-Chicagos Z; New Yorks, 8.
Frrors-Chicagos /; New Yorks, 3. Bate
Hutchinson and Darling; Welch and
Ewing.
indianapolis:
Bostons 0 90 0 0 . 3
Base-hits-Indanapo 30; Bostons. 8.
indianapolis, /; Bostons, 4. Bat
teries-Rusie and Sommers; Madden,
GARRISON, and Bennett.
Pittsburgh:
Philadelphias.. 30 O.
Base-hits 800 Pttsburghs, 8, Philadel-
phias, 4. Errors-Pittsbur l !: Phila-
dclphias. 3. Batteries Sowders and Miller;
Builinton and Clements.
Brooklyn:
Baltimores .........0 O020005 o. 7
Brooklyns..........02 0031 20x- 8
Base-hits- Baltimores. 0; Brooklyns, g.
Frrors-Baltimore 8; Brooklyns. 5. Bat
teries-Cunn.ngha and Kerns; Clark and
LOyett.
Cleveland:
First Camel
Clevelands.. 0001 0 . 7
WashngtOns .......0 0 / 0 0 0 0 0 O. l
Northumberland IA; Washngtons,
4. Errors-Clevelands, O; Washingtons,
G. Battcries-Beatin and Sutclife; Keefe
and Reddi.
Clevelands. 0 400 Go
Nashingtons. ...;.....l . U 81
Base -Clevelands. .: Washingtons,
9. Errors-Cleyeland 3: Washlngtons. g..
Battories-Gruber and thinner; hrock and
Daily.
Kansas City:
Kansas City........2O22 O2O L 9
Cincinnatis 4 0 0 0 2 0 O.
observation-disclosures City, 10: Cincinnatis,
10. Errors-Kansas City. g. Cincinnat's, 3.
Batteries Swartzel, Donohue, and Hoover;
Duryea and Earle.
St. Louis ten innings:
ST. LOuis...........2 0 o 0 D u
Louisvilles. ........1 0 0 30 0 | 0 O. 2
Base-hits-St. Louis, s: Louisvilles. G.
Errors-St. Louis. 3; Louisvilles, 3. Bat
teries-Stivetts and Millgan; Ewing and
Vaughn.
THE BROTHERHOOD BASEBALL SYNDICATE.
New YORK. September 2S.-The New York
syndicate of Brotherhood Baseball Play
ers to-day leased of James A. CoOgan.
manager Of the Lynch estate. two blocks
of ground lying between One-hundred-
and-hftv-seYenth and cumberland
ffty-ninth streets and Eighth and Ninth
avenues for term of ten years Mt an an
nnal rental of 1900 They also leased
the new Polo-Grounds at One-hundred-
nnd-fftv-ffth street now occupied by the
New York team. for term of ten years,
subject. however, 20 the lease now held by
Mr.. Day for two years. Tho sureties to
the lease have qualified and check for
s.. coo for the first months rental was
handed Coogan this afternoon. The names
of the syndicate and the sureties are with
held for the present.
The Championship Record.
The number Of games won and lost Ia
date and the victories of the clubs of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION HEREWITH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS.
Daily Reports from Both Bosrds-Cofton.
Grain, Flour, and Other Quotations.
by telegraph to tho Dtspstch.I
e7 WASHINGTON. September 2S-For vir.
FAIR lginis. warmer. FAIR weather. southwest
Jeriy winds.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
clear. At midnight the thermometer registered
"a degreeA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
Personals and Briefs.

Mrs. L. b. Morris has just returned from
New York.
Two small suits were instituted in the
City Circuit Court yesterday.
Miss Rachel Davis of New York, is visit
inc her sister. Mrs. Theodore Nelson.
MIA L. Bradley. Of Church Hill. has
returned TO the city after pleasant trip to
Canada.
Miss Lula Mead has left the city 70 at
tend the Darlington (West Chester re-
male School.
Mrs. Theodore Nelson, child, and nurse
have returned home from New York after a
six weeks visit.
Mr. Barney wertheim, of The Boston,"
left for New York yesterday morning on
short business trip.
Miss Lee Strine has returned TO the city
after about a two months visit TO her Tor
mer home in Lynchburg. Va
Mr.. John w. Denzler. who has been Tor
n number of years in the employment or
the Richmond Locomotive works (ln the
machine-shopsl. has accented responsi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
RECORD OF DEEDS.
Property Transfers in HenricO and Rich
mond.

The following deeds were admitted to
record in the Richmond Chancery Court
Buckner C. Baylor and wife to Marie r.
G.. Talman, I9 feet on west side Fifth street
between Duval and Baker, improved,
Dora Holloway's heirs to Fannie NJ. Grit
fin. 80 feet on Cary street corner Belvl-
dcre, improved, - GOO.
Thomas A. jacob 10 L. NJ. Gill, 27}l feet
on north side Jackson street between Price
and st. Peters, improved, $4,000.
\. H. rutherford and wife 10 Hermann
Schmidt. 26G feet on south side Canal
street between Adams and Jefferson,
$1,000. n.-,,
Elizabeth PERKINS, executor to Richard
Gentry. 20 feet on east side Second street
between Duyal and Baker, improved, 5000.
Same TO T. Sittcrding. 40 feet on north
side jackson street between Clarke and
Price, improved, Sl,SOO.
AGREEMENT.
Farmville and Powhatan Railroad Com
panv with the American Car and Equip
ment Company for lease and purchase OF
railroad equipment ana rolllhg slocA ny
ins.alments, S9l25.
PROBATE AND QUALIFICATIONS.
Felix III. Baughan qualified as admins
traitor Of the estate OF Lucy Is. Baughan,
deceased. Bond, $3.50; A. w. Pierce,
surety.
HENRICo COUNTY COURT.
Henry Neurohr and wife to Henry Pur-
wear 2L acres three miles east Of Rich
Melvina Cottrells heirs 70 Sarah F.
Ford's trustee, acres above Richmond,
s.. NJ.
Josephine NJ. Alcocke and Others to Mar
-aret Neacle 30 feet on north side LOuisi-
ana street between Erin and Gillian, III
plan of Fulton, 70 correct error, 80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29

meats strong. MiddIss Strong. Lard easier ssd
quiet: western steam, sAos; city, oAOi Options
October. $3.50: November. tAx5; refined nrms
Frs;ghn strong; cotton. eied grain. sha.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. september 7s-cash oeur nrm.
No. Q spring whest 9kss0koj No rod. Dks
soEc. No. 2 corn. ike No. aoAssieto Moss
PORK, sii. Lard. sdi2xssaia shors-ribs, 70
Whiskey. ti.02
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

SATURDAY. September .. 1889.
SALgs-FIRsT BOARD.-SA000 Georgia Pacific
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. September %. 1854
OFFERINGS.

AlthHD~D. DtRs'thtDNA - Af''-
OFFfRfSGs.
wHgAT.-i.7is bushels
CoEN-l.jO bushes.
OAu.-l.l3 is bushels.
RYg.-l,ilo bushels
ORCHARD-GRAss SEED.-iJ bushels.
SALES az'OkreO - ,s0RtrtHy.
WHEAr.-Lougberry go bushels very good e.;
sSc So bushes very goOi on private terms.
Mixed 40 bushels very good az Sc shodbetry,
50 bushels for seed at 9Oc. ~ bushels very good
at SIC: - bushels fair at SOC - bushels com
mon al 10. Total sales Of wheat l,Ssi bushels.
OArS-Winter. 90 bushels very good at 4Sc. !;
~ bushels fair az 4gc. Total SAFES Of oats, l55
bushels.
b. KYg-5c0 bushels very good at &c.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
Bonds Purchased.

fBy Telegraph % tho Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, September 2s.-The bond
offerings to-day aggregated $4,000. They
were all accepted at l2S for per cents and
1857 for AS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
The Championship Record.

The number Of games won and lost to
date and the victories Of the clubs of the
National League and American Association
are as follows:
NATIONAL LEAGUE SANDING.