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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
KILLED AND WOUNDED.
Spreading Rails Throw Passenger-Cosohes
Down an EmhaDlSmcnt
nv toiorrarb IN the DisDaL.nl

WICHITA, KAN. september l9.-An east
bound st. Louis and san Francisco passed.
Ger train was dorailcd near Leon, Butler
county, yesterday 10y "A spreading OF the
rails. Three Neutrality-suspicious. left the
track while the train was going thirty miles
an hour and rolled down "a 6fteen-foot en-
hankInent. The coaches were not we'll
filed and TINS the loss Of lite was not 80
Great rs il otherwise would have been. Il.
NJ. Bomis was Instantly killed, being
thrown through the roof of a cur. Isaac
Dean. of This city, was fatally injured,
having M breast crushed in BY cor timber.
Mrs Matzla, also Of this city, Wa fatally
crushed hy be wei ut of o. car. Mrs. John
Mitchell. Of Fort Smith, Ark, had one arm
and ono ioE broken; Mrs. Il. 4. Hodges, Of
Arkansas City, had al arm and several RIBS
broken. aad may lie: and r. L. Lathrop,
Of Kansas CITY, had his right leg broken in
two places and received internal injuries.
About ten more were slightly injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20

and 10 adopt moderate tone concerning
Bulgaria. This is supposed to indicate
desire on the part Of the Government for
a peaceful policy.
Dogs Az BEARERS or DISPATCHES.
BERLIN, September 19.---ln the maneu-
yre at Hanover dogs. chiefly Spaniels, are
being employed with great success IA bear
ers OF dispatches. To-day troops engaged
in man@uvres experimental on an extern
sive scale with the new smokeless powder:
The supply Of this powder already stored
is sufficient for q whole reserve fire.
coUP D'ErAT CONTEMPLATED.
BELGRADE. September 19.-There are per-
sistent rumors here that King Milan con-
templates q comp detat for the purpose OF
securing the regency. II IL said that he
asked the Austrian Government for mill
tarY support. bnt his request was refused.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
Government Notes.
by telegraph TO che Dispa'cA.l

w.sHmoroS September l9.-E. l.. Jor-
dan bas been appointed assistant superin,,
tendent OF the Bureau N Engraving. ana
Printing. Jordan has been plate-printer
In the bureau for thirteen years. ana VA
active in the movement which resui't" III
tbe discontinuance Of steam-pressea
The Secretary OF War has decided 70 ac-
cont the offer OF the Indian Rights Associ-
styon 20 purchase a tract Of land IN North
carolina for Geronimo's band OF Indians
now confined OF ~. Vernon barracks ana
10 establish them there ~ Q more ciViiizeo
ID Of 1sfc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
"The BOStOn'S Fall Clothing

Great pellet OF mind. great comfort Of body.
and greet saving OF money are gained BY wearing
"The Boe,on's" Clothing II comes wi,nir two
or three classes mentioned In above quotation.
Il first ACHIEVED greatness By reason Of its
many merits, and since then ever greater great
ness has been THRUST UPON It BY grateful
public Ia past has bean great. It's present Is
greater. Its future. as revealed more and more
clearly 10 the light Of desperate competition,
will be tho greatest Of ALL Yea verify, great is
"Tho BostcnsH Clothing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20

BosroN. Mass, September l9.--Ihe Globe
announces this evening that it will present
81 900. 10 be divided among the members
of the Boston Baseball Club If they WIN
the peunant this year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20

of the soldiers of both sides. The tent
was opened first 10 tho old soldiers OF the
Grand ARMY of the Republic. there being
fully 2. 500. These were followed by long
line of ex-Confederate soldiers-one thou-
sand strong-headed by tho United States
Seventh Regiment Band from Atlanta,
and az the boys in gray entered the great
tent 10 the enlivening strains OF the star;
Spangled Banner the immense throng Oh
people rose TO their feet, and loud, long
cheer followed for the old Confederate
soldier, which was responded To with the
"reboI yell and grand hurrah for the
"old FLAG"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
A RIOT At NAVAsSA.
A Number Of Americans Reported Killed.
rBy telegraph TO tho Dlspasch.l

A Number OF AnieFtchns htpoi'~S
r5y telegraph to tho Dtspatch.l
WASHINGTON, September IA cable
message has been received at the Depart
mont Of State from Consul Allen, at Kings
tom. Jsmaice. saying that a riot occurred at
Eayassa. an island in the Caribbean sea. IN
which a number OF Americans were killed.
The Consul says that at his request. a
British war-ship had left Jamaica for the
scene immediately upon the receipt OF the
news OF the trouble. The dispatch con
foined no further information. lt IS
learned a, the Navy Department thatthe
Calena IS now on her way TO Navassa, and
will probably arrive there tomorrow.
This island is under no particular iurisdic-
ton. but is regarded as under the protec-
ton Of tho United States. II is said to be
owned by an American guano COMPANY.
II is about two hundred ana nfty miles
from Kingston, and ia known as guano
salan1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
To Perpetuate the Cherokee Nation.
NV telegraph 70 the Dispatch

CHICAGO, September ia dispatch from
Atlanta. Ga. says. Mr.. A. L. Iyey of the
Cherokee Nation Is in the city As an am
bassador TO secure emigration 10 the
nation Of all half-breods who remain in
Georgia. II if over fifty years since the
Cherokces removed from Georgia. bat
many who had formed white alliances were
left behind and their children are among
the most substantial citizens Of the State.
Nr. Iyey saws the Chcrokees have resolved
upon maintaining their existence. and
wish TO increase their number by the addi-
ton Of all who are willing TO return TO the
old tribe. II q few weeks seventy-fve
half-breed families will leave for the nGtion,
TO be followed later by still others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
Yellow-Fever Aboard.

WASHINGTON, September lg.-Dr. Bur
CESS. sanitary Inspector OF the Marine
Hospital Service ut Havana, Cuba. has writ
ten 90 Surgeon-Gcneral Hamilton, dated
September 18th. that the British bark
Jane Law. which cleared for New York on
the TIN instant, took a bill Of health on
that date in which 1t was stated that all
of her crew were well except the mate,
who was convalcscing from IN attack Of
yellow-fever. On that day, the letter says,
the crew mutinied, and the vessel remained
mt Havana till the 18th when the Doctor
says he made q second inspection OF the
vessel and found that one of the young
sailors had been taken the previous night
with symptoms Of yellow-feyer. The yes
sci proceeded to sea with the man aboard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
Fatal Lightning.

Especial telegram 70 the Dspe''n'l
CnApToN. w. Va. September "a ,er-
rible accident Is reported from fensiv ~,
'.onntv. During the storm last night TWO
s sorosy. named Rhodes and Anderson took
-, reir noe In shed. The building was struck
:" Gshtninc, Anderson was instantly
Hr.S and Rhodes struck senseiess. me
sbsd look FIRE and Rhodes was seriously
burned before he was rescued. A y, s:
ioay WIS consumed. Rhodes Will dis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
ENGRAVING FROM MEXICO.
4 Church shivcrcd by LiGhtning-Fatai
Mater-Spout.

ST. LOUIS, September IA special dis
watch from the City OF Mexico says there
Is general emigration from the City. OF
Icon over 1900 of It's Inhabitants having
lcft within the last few months. In the
same city an electric bolt shiyered the
tower Of the Augelus church and rendered
the church so dangerous that the authOrl-
ties have ordered il closed.
A v,at.r-spout Yesterday burst over Ger
ro Gcrdo near hrandes Jalisco, causing
,eversl deaths. Live stock was swept
away and houses destroyed. The exact
number Of deaths and the extent Of the
damage done is not known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
Markets BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

SEw YoRK, September ia--cotton steady;
Gales. IN bales: uplancs, II Sl6c.; Ofleans.
II 9-l6c. net receipts, sY.tss bales: erports-to
Daies. stock, III, As bales Southern nour nrm
aad more aciiye. common 10 fair extra 3. oOafs;
cuoi 10 choiee. so 10af5 Is Wheat arm: export-
ers and millers moderate buyers aod kAkc.
higher; No z red, fsasoc. M elevator options
fnoterately active. SaAe higher. and sseAfy;
No red, sopsember. e4A $50; October,
Ditas4J,c.. closng A. sike.; Seyemoer closed AZ
sSc' Nay, 9i< alsc, closing q axe Corn fairly
actIye aaa easier; 70. I. {iasiAc IN store and
elevator: optiols dull kaAc. lower. closing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
A Contlnnance Of Llrht Frosts.

A special bulletin issued from the Signal
Office at Washington yesterday says:
The West-India cyclone is probably cross
ing Southern Florida h. the eastward with
decreasing energy. Light frosts have oc-
CURED throughout the entire Ohio Valley,
in West Virginia, il the western part OF
Maryland. and in Northwestern Virginia.
Frost viii occur over the same sections to-
night, and also in Western Pennsylvania
and exposed places IN the interior of East
ern New York and Eastern Pennsylvania
and New Jersey. The storm now central
on the New England coast will probably
be followed by colder, clearing weather,
with light frosts in exposed places in the
interior
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
Grand Lodge of Odd-Fellows.
nv tei,ersnh IN fhe Dfsuahh.l

COLUMBUS, ONO. September l9.-At the
session Of the Sovereign Grand Lodge Of
Odd-Feilows to-day resolution was Of
fered and referred changing the date for
holding general memorial services from
October 20th TO the second Friday il June.
Ii was decided to continue the investiga-
ton Of the Odd-Fellow insurance asso-
ciQtioug
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
Anthracite Furnaces Sold.

READING, Pa, September 1.-Two an
thracite blast-furnaces of the Keystone
Furnace Company. which recently failed,
were sold this afternoon 10 the Reading
IRON Company for $780, subject 10 a mort
gaze of $4,000. THIS gives the Reading
IRON Company control of four furnaces
besides its numerous mills. In two weeks
All fo,,r furnaces will be in blast.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
steel Employees strike.
nv talesranh "a tbs Dfspatch. I

PIrrsRuRaH Pa, September ia special
from Bellaire. o.. saws: All the employees
of the Bellaire Steel-Works. 100 IN number,
struck thus evening because OF the refusal
OF three brothers named Dewaldson 10 join
the Amalgamated Association. and the
fnanageInent refused 70 discharge them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20

INDIANAPOLIS, September l9.-Ihe Ma
tional Convention Of Colored Baptists con-
cluded its annual session here to-day.
Rev. T.. Love. of Savannah, Ga, said that
out Of three million Baptists in the United
States 1862, 273 were negroes, although
when the emancipation proclamation WIS
issued there were but three hundred col
orod Baptists. Other addresses were made
bv &. r. Clanton. Of New Orleans: K. De
Raptiste. OF Galosburg, III. Il. j. Temple,
of Natchez. Miss: c. 0. Booth, OF Biz
lningbam. Ala. S. A. McNall, of Augusta
Ga. and 81 ". Gilbert and E. H. Braley,
of Nashville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
Northeast wind-rrain DeraiIed.

CRY OF MEuoo ola GALyEsros, SepteIn-
Der ia heavy northeast wind is blowing
M Vera Cruz and the cold is felt here.
4 freight train on the Mexican Central
road was derailed yesterday near Lago,..
Engineer Brent was killed and three Others
we're wounded. II IS supposed that the &C
cident was caused by an attempt OF train
robbers 20 wreck the train.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20

ST. PETERsBuRo, September I9.-The \
newspapers OF this city have been ordered
10 cease championing General Boulanger
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
Mean temperature go.
New YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. september l0.--'rhe late rats-cut-
ting in tho West tcgeihcr With the continued
fear Of tight money market sttll keeps the
stock mako, dull. aud transactions were stiIl
smaller than on any day OF the present. week.
For the most part Il was a traders market, pure
and simple. and IN the absence OF anJ imporsant
influence 20 adecl the course OF prices they
we're churued up and down over narrow
range. fluctuations IA a great majority Oh the
hst possessing littie or no significance. Coal
stocks were stroaa features OF the day. Ten
nessee Goa. and Jersey Central led an upward
movement which extended 10 per cent Ia tho
former ana I = IN the latter. though the Improve
mont 10 the others was but froc.toaal. This rise
was the result Of rumors OF the advance IN the
price Of coal AZ tho next meeting Of trade repre-
aentagtvos and a scarcisv Of cars % han
die the present traffic. The bardeniDg OF tho
money rates va- worked by tho Doors, and most
OF the list were carried down 20 q shade below
the opening tgures before the forenoon ihe
report Of further issue OF GcOoO shares OF kicn-
mond and West Point common STOCK 20 pay for
5000 additional shares Of Fast Tennessee pro-
ferred caused considerable selling 81 Terminal.
and 10 broke ! 1 per cont TO &i.. Tho rest OF
the list was carried down with this decline. out
later there were rumOrs Of the Offering OF large
blocks ~ bonds % the Treasury. whilo tho rates
for both money and exchange eased ny. AMI
In tho last hour Reading ted the advance. reach
ing AZ. The market closed duu but ntm AZ
something better than the opening figures.
The nnal changes are generally fractional al
vances, tne declines heng fewer m num Der.
while Geneeesee Coal Is ~ and Colorado Coal
Rni FendiuR each per cont Total sales, l9i,-
O.0 -hares.
Srsnlng- exchange quite, and fnirly active at
ssaa4s-. Money easy st 3s5. subTrcssury
balnnces-Goi. sl5, ST: curroncy. f'I.sG,-
COZ. Governments dun and barely steady for
as; s per cents i23 OK. int ~ coupons. 1854
tx. int State bonds iuh aud nrm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
Fire inKansas City.

10y toluSfhpn W sno bsposensl
Kansas CRY, September ia fire broke
out in the second story of the Kansas City
Dessicating and Refining Works a. Kansas
City this evening and spread with great ra-
pidity. The loss is $4,000; insured for
$4,000. Two men were injured seriously.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
STABBED HIM.
A Probable Fatal Array in North Carolina.
., =, ,o,.re,,, ~ ,,,e OIsnatchl

lspocial teIegFHIn 20 Vuc I't7V1
CuAr1orrn. September l9.-News Is re-
ceiycd here Of a probable fatal ARRAY N
Wilkes county night before last at the resi-
dence Of Nathaniel Brown between hrown
a. IA feu1 between them. and on the eve
ninc mentioned Kilby won't 70 the mill, and
Brown lay in wait and assaulted him ash, as he
returned and stuck bis knife IN kiloy,
csusing him to fall from his horse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
The ohiekamauga Association.

fBy Telegraph 10 tao Da9F@'~-i
CHATTANOOGA, September ia prelimi-
nary meeting OF the Chickamauga Associa-
ton was held at O'clock this afternoon in
q mammoth tent erected for the occasion.
The bio tent was gorgeously decorated by
tha ladies Of the city-wlyes and daughters
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
The Miners situation Becoming Despo.
rBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

SPnNa VALLEY, Ill, September l9.-Ad-
iutant-General Vance, who is here 10 in
duire into the condition of the miners.
spent yesterday il making an investiga-
ton Of the trouble, and will remain here
/ Z necessary untn Friday, in order 10 mako
his investigation thorough. The situation
here is becoming desperate and relief is
hadlv needed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
NOMINATIONS.
,ac Republican Choice in the Petersburg
senatorial District.

-nHHTUTIHI bIstIINt'
isoeeial telegram 20 tho Dispstch.l
rrr-rnUno. Va, September la-The
publican Convention 60 nominate can
IN. Tor the Senate from this district,
anoeed ofthe couuties Of Surry. Prince
, .rgo. aud the city Of Petersburg con
I'D al Prince George Courthouse tbs
ming. Major Thongs Is. Bond' Oh t t,'s
,.ears collector 81 city taxes IA this
and was defeated FOR that Office in the
,,r.np III Is88. The convention was o
-y tame affair. as Major Bord bad been
.e.tcd by the machine several days aSo'
..4 l.s nomination was forcgone cohci"-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
BAL rlMORe STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. September I9-Yirgtnia console,
30; DO. ~ 40's, %; do 3's, IN Baltimore and
OHIO sto's sjag5 nominal: Northern Central,
IA: Cincinnati Washington and Baltimore lists.
l01slO0a consolidated gas bonds, ll2a1l3; do
stock a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. September 10. ie5a.
OFFERINGS.

WuRAT.-5t5e0 bushels
COgS.-2.sD0 bushels.
OArA--3,isi DusnelA
sALks ssrosrsD TO SECONDARY.
WHEAr.-Mixed, 1900 bushels very good 10
primo on private terms: 900 bushels fair ct voc.
sh0rtherry. 1880 bushels good % prime on pri-
vate terms: 47s bushels fair AZ Tie: 100 bushels
iair AZ zoe ls4 bushels common az 6sc 20 bush
eIs common at &c.; % bushels common st sec
Total Gales Of wheat, 3.36S bushels
OArs-Winter. "a bushels very good on pri-
yate terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
COLLAPSE Of the Southern Freight As'oeia-
tioD.
By telegraph 70 tue Disps'Shi

ChicAGo. September 10. A dlsPatohh tTQin
S. Iouia says: The Southern Freight As
TN Shioh includes all the promi-
....t ..ntbern lines. went 20 pieces mere
a,mdav and will probably never meet
& .,,. T.. q, assooiation. The Ceno short
'r. oaye notice Of Withdrawal and ne
older Eae. sbowsd no desire 20 keep up ne
oeaaizauon. The association hhsd tno
ilu. Aarn freirht rates and from this on
lo-as-you-please policy wili prooaoH %
lufsuod Dy the lines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
Pacific Conference of the Methodist Eps
copaI Church, South
lI3y telegraph % lbs DispsIch.

FEKsxo, CAL, September ly;-SIhe nlnln
session Of the Pacific Annuai N2nl S1.',l
Of he Methodist Episcopal DnplJn, oo a.,
rIoye. Of Nashville. Tenn. presided. L.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20

We quote. Fine. s2S0Aslr5 superrns. S27sa
iamlIy, county SLi6asa2s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
MARKET REPORTS,
ANpN CONNECTION THEREWTh THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS.
Daily Reports from Both Doards-cotton.
Grain, Flour. and Other Quotations

by telegraph 70 the Dtspssch.l
g---7 WASHINGTON, September i9-For Viz
FAIR lginia. fair. southwesteriy winds, slightly
-Jwarmer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
CINCINNATI
.Rw YORK COTTON FuTrRs&

NEW YORK, September la-Net receipts. mono;
gross receipls. 1870 baleS Futures steady
sales. 7g.2lj balos; september. sl0s7sii09s;
October, SO 40aRl04i; November. filllasl0l2;
December sl003asl0Oi: January, tl00isfloo;
February f0C9ASl0i0; March, 80 l5asl0lb;
April. ti02lasl0.x2: May. tl0.4atl0ss; June,
am ltatfO JuIy an 9laHin4g.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
PERSON Al
nAculxs-woRKx

DICHMOND
III LOCOMOTIVE AND MAchiSEwOkk>
kICHAOND. VA.
STEAM ENGINES AND BOii.Ek<
Our facilities for The manufacture OF il0h~
CLASS MACHINERY are Unsurpassed nyoo
need strs IN power for any purpose csH Ne
through gslophons. and no Wi send 40 an En-
pert W snsse estimates ana natoa pricex
6ICHNOXD LOCOMOTIVE AND MACHINE
W0RkR ~ ku
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
FARMERS CONGRESS.
GOVERNOR FoWLE APPOINTS THE
NORTH CAROLINA DELEGATES.
M, n Pleasant Observation-Disclosures
Accidental NIurder-Athletio
sports-Notes.
Especial telegram to the DI'patch.I

RALErGH. n. c.. September 10: --Governor
Fowle to-day appointed the following dele
gates from this State TO the Farmers Ma
tional Congress. which meets az Montgoin"
cry, Ala, November l3th-l5th;
Delegates at Iarge-S. b. Alexander, OF
Mecklenburg. j. +. Legrand, Of Richmond
county. and l.. :. Polk, of Wake.
District Delegates and Alternates: First
W Y. Shonnouhouser. OF Perquimans.
Second-Elias Carr, Of Edgecombe; W. II.
s. Burgwen, Of Henderson. Third. y.
Oliver. of Wayne; ID. i. Newer; Of Moore.
Fourth-W. +. Green. Of franklin; A. ".
Atwater, Of Chatham. fifth-Dayy kich-
ards. of Person: 3. 4. Haynes. Of FORSYTH.
SIXTH. II. CLARK Of Baden; d; n. Ben
nett. Of Stanley. Seventh-D. b. Rein-
hardt. OF Catawba; Julian Allen, Of Ire
dell. Eighth-W. 4. Graham, OF Lincoln;
w. W. Lenoir, Of Watouga. Ninth-frank
Carr, Of Buncombe; \. II. Hayes, OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
MANAGES

sMrTH-RUsSEIL Married, september 18th.
nj COX Hin. HeDricO county, Va. tho residence
of Mr. John Wright uncle ~ The bride. oy tns
Rev James Funston. ~ Christ church. Rich
mond. Va, Niss EMILY GRACE Russell.
daughter OF Charles IL. Russell. 70 Mr.. JAMES
HARVEY SMITH, Of Springfield. Mo-
Chicago and b. Louis papSfs please COPY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY September 10, lisa
SALRs-FIRsr BoAWD.--60 virginia consdl cou-
pons. non-fundaOie, ~ 80; 10 shares Vulcan
hon Works at %.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
coTroy REPogH
xsrkst nrm

coTroy REPogH
Market irn-
QuOrLrIosk
HIDDLrSG. i0fsc.
Low hIDpLIs0. l0ke.
bOODORpLSAkY. 9Ac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
Baseball Yesterday.
rBv telegraph % the Dispatch.l

Philadelphia: a.
Athletics ............O o- 10
Brooklyns ...........2 0 30 80
Base-hits Athletics, IA; Brooklyns, 10.
Errors-Athletics, g. Brooklyns. 2. Bat;
teries-seward and Robinson; Hughes and
Clark.
Washington (eight innings):
Washingtons. 0 0 0 1 %
Bostous ...............3 0 O.
Bias -Waehingtons, 8; BOstons: 8.
Errors ashingtons. 8: BOstons. T.. Bat
teries-Clarkson and Bennett; Haddock,
Daily, and Riddle.
Philadelphia eight innings:
New Yorks............2 3 0 liz
PhlGdelphias. .........4 . y
phias. z. Errors-New Yorks. 2; Phila-
delphias. 4. Bstteries-O'Day and Ewing;
Casey Day. and Sohriyer.
indianapolis:
Indiahep0lis. 0 8 2 0 3 1--12
Pittsburghs. 0 4 1 90 / 0 o.
Base-hits-Indionapo 10; PIttsburghs,
r. ors-indianapOlis. 2: Pittsburghs,
s. Batteries-Boyle and Buckley; Staley
and Miller.
Louisville:
Louisvilles. ........4 900 301 o. s
Cincinnatis .........0 0 0 0 o o
Base-hits- Louisvilles, IL Cincinnatis, 4.
ETfrTS-i F1uiHNlllt-, iiiiNiil t-Rtt,t T.
Batteries-Ehret and Cook; Smith, yiau,
and Baldwin.
Kansas City:
S. Touis..''..'.....5O8 O113Ox-13
Basc-hits-Kansas City, 6 ST. Louis, 10.
Frrors-Kansas City, .; 81. Louis, 3. Bat
teres- Swar;zel and Hoover; Chamberlin
and Alilhgan.
Chicago:
Clcyeiands. 0 0 IlO
Base-hits -ChicagOs, 20; Cleyclands; ".
teres-1encr, Bishop and Farrell O'Brien
and thinner.
An INCENTIVE FOE TIE BosToNs.
BosroN. Mass, September 19..-Ihe Globe
announces this evening that it will present
81 900. 10 be divided among the members
of the Boston Baseball Club if they win
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PUhI OF hIlHMDNU bkFIhHDka 10 Iotk
AR2IyEn
steamer Ariel. DeJo. Norfolk. msrcnanfiss
and passengers.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. SEPTEMBER IL issA
lBy TelegropnI
ARRIVED
stesmship Oakdale. Pensacola, coalsd ana
sailed for Liverpool
steamship Roanoke, New York. and sailed Tor
New YOrk. merchandise.
Steamship Allegheny. Providence. and sailsi
for West Polni merchandise
Schooner waiker Arlington. Proyidenoc, 70
load coal.
Barge Regulator, Now York, 10 dad coal
SAILED.
Bs-ge Mscsulay. Bos.oa, coal