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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-15
Negroes Arm-The whites Prepared
rRv Telegraph % the Dispatch.l

MERIDIAN. Miss. September Are
ports that the negroes OF Newton county,
Miss, in the neighborhood of Decatur,
were arming have disturbed the white peo-
ple Of that vicinity 10 such q degree that
they are arming themselves, and the meer-
chants have been unable 10 supply The, de-
mand for Winchesters. The whites declare
that they want no trouble, but will be pre-
pared for an emergency.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-15
HfISAFRAUD.
srrcst Of Pretended Circus-Asont-Re
union.
rs,,1.n1 .n,ncr,n % tho plspa,ch.l

!
WurrrlSG. W. Va. September ia
man giving his name as Harry Lacy ana
cleilnil. 2 20 be- an advance agent tor Adan,
Forppaugh hls boon here for y week anu
r",o,'s name. ile received some two
hundred dollars in cash and had dupes on
H. string f3r about two thousand. Tie be-
ran 10 collect this morning, intending 20
leave tonight but was arrested on 2 tele-
nam from Foreplueh pronounclng ma {,
fraud. u u.s. oliimed That be has worked
several other places i'm the same way. =,
A reunon Of the famous Maulsby's bat
terry occurred at Fairmout to-day.
observation-disclosures Mason
served through the war ia the battery ana
took an active part ia to-day's reunion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-15
4 Statue in General Grant Unveiled.
a., ..t.......,, % tn, Dianatrhl

10y T'I'- lITII y w ~ '3-'
Fonr IEAyENwoRTH, September 1.-THE
ste+uo Of General Grant, erected IN honor
of the memory Of the great General, was
unveiled today. Tho ceremonies were
impressive and yet lacking IF that ostent9-
ton which plain General Grant 80 much
disliked Excursions had been maze up
f-9In the aJioirinr States Of Missouri and
Nebraska and the city was taxed to- It's
utmost capacity with visitors. The day
WAS made a holiday in the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-15

pAnyEnsrrRH. ". VA. September IL
Charles Wendelkin. a young white man ~
this county, WAS to-day arrested for crimi-
nal assault on Miss Eliza J. Call one ~ the
most popular younc ladies' ia The c9inmu-
CITY. Miss Call was assaulted while out
walking. AID fearful injuries inflicted on
her by her a-sailant. Her lifo IL IN danger.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-15
ALETTER FROM TANNER.
lie Is Quoted rs Saying He Was offered the
Marshalship at Brooklyn.
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispa,ch.

lBy telegraph 70 lue~yleph"u'I
CHICAGO, September lf-A Tribune spe;
cial from indianapolis says: \ personal
friend Of Corporal Tanner received yes'er-
dtv "a letter from the ex-COmmlssioner OF
Pensions. in which that gentleman plainly
states that his resignation was not sent %
President Harrison until after 1t had been
asked for. or demanded" as the Corporal
blnnfly puts Il. He says that the President
sent Marshal Daniel Bandsell 10 him with
authority tO say that inasmuch as an M
ycs:ication of the Pension Office had
shown that several thousand more PEN
.ions had been granted by Tanner than
during the corresponding period Of Com
missioner Blacks administration lie con-
,idercd that the Pension ONCE had been
mismanaecd and that the success Of Presi-
dent Harrison's Administration demanded
the immediate retirement of Tanner. The
Corporal writes that as n sOlace for his IN
iu-ed feelings hc was rendered .he office OF
United States Marshal at Brooklyn, but he
eevs that under no Circumstances would
he accept such a compromise. Inc letter
/. full Of bitterness and speaks IN harsh
terms Of Secretary Noble and General BUS
SOW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-15
WEST POINT.
Organizing "a Military Company - The
shipping.
fsDecial tolccram 70 The Dispntch.l

Especial telegram 10 lhe DI7phNil
WEST PoINr. VA, September A.-lhe
voung men here are enthusiastic over the
prospect Of getting up military compa-
nv. Thirty-fvo names have already been
received. and the necessary number OF
names will soon be secured.
The New York ship. which was due
here "Wednesday arrived about II "'cloc X
fins morning. She started from New York
nj her REGULAR time, but returned on ac-
count of heavy weather. She left New
York mt 3 o'clock Yesterday morning. She
had ESQ tons of freight.
The Boston ship due here Thursday got
in this morning.
There are 1850 bales Of cotton in the
sheds now. Of which $500 are for Liver
pool. The Alps. a foreign ship, II expected
10 arrive tomorrow morning. Two
coaches viii bring cotton-lammers from
Newport News tomorrow to load the ship.
A large force is now loading New. YORK
freight on the cars. This freight IS Tor
many southern points. Some tor Dallas,
Tex.
The Cleopatra is due from New York to,
morrow night, so that there Is much hard
work 10 keep the sheds clear.
The steamer Danyille left for Baltimore
this afternoon at o'clock with 40 passen-
gers aboard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-15
OF Interest to shipping.

PHr1ADy1pruA. Pa, September 1.-THE
piIot-boat Tunnel. about which conside-
Fable anxiety was felt, has arrived at
Breakwater The liehthouse-tender Zizania
has returned to Breakwater with the five
fathom bark Hghtship aud will tow her
and the relief ship from the northeast end
of the bank 20 Wilmington, Del; TOR
necessary repairs. The regular northeast
end ship has finished repairs and VIII pe
placed on her station within torty-eignt
hours if the weather permits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-15
A eAsTlsT PREACHER STABBED
For Abusing Druggists from His Pulpit
fBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

DASvIIIR. ISD.. September l4.-MIlard
Zones. a druggist Of Clayton, this county,
YESTERDAY fatally stabbed Rev. Mr.. Smith.
of the Baptist church OF this town. Smith
had been abusing the druggists of town
from his pulpit, and yesterday he and
Jones met in the post-ofiee. A quarrel
ensued. and Smith attacked Jones with
largo cane, whereupon Jones drew his
pocket knife upon Smith, making several
cuts in the abdomen. Smith cannot sur
yive. Jones was arrested, but the magis-
trate dismissed him uPon the ground that
his acts were iustidahla.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-15

NEW YORg. september 1.-THE stock market
today Was iuil aud 80 tho general LET entirety
unintercsthg. fluctuations IN mono Of the LIST
extending over a range u per -eni, While no
heavy tone which prevailed from tho opening
almost q tbs close was moro tho result % pro-
fessiOual sailing than anything Disc, Tbs sub
den announcement OF . new cu. IN rates by tho
Chicago, Burlington nHd Northern, together
wisn tho general expectation Ok an un'syora0io
bank statement to-day. led 20 o marked udisl o.
ton % Trade. especially upon the long side.
and while there was no pressure 81 slocka
for sale 0ut.Ie az the short offerings
OF the trutcrs ;hcre was no demand
AMI the market naturally became limited
and heavy ~ usual under such clrcunlaiancc.
Tue openiBg prices generally showed declines
~ from = o. a per cent. iron, 100, nishts
figures. aud subsequent dqaUngs Ia tho regular
list developed TO feature whatever beyond a
rlOdtraf0 degree 81 animauOl IN Louisville ano
Nashville, Healing. ami ST Paul. Reading,
however. roachei 80 lowest prtcs tor the week.
ia the unlisted department the manipulation Ia
PhcuiN mlDing was continued aud he price
wss run up cy rapid stages from - to11. whence
Il reacted Co O. and ciOset az t5. The close
enOwed liuie better tvne. thv decrease IN toe
surplus reserve being 40 larger than WAS e1-
pectrd wailO duine-s VAS she principal teatoto:
Tho market was steady o. arm. The safes OF
listai SOCKS rea-hci only 15.00 shares.
Eveatn0 Exchange qniet snd 5tcady at ~ va
4S. Money easy. dosing offered NJ y SUD
Treasury oaiances-G Gold slb%tsf 600; currency
81 80 90. Governments dull and s-eniy fOi
A. per cents. IL ex. int ~ coupons
f0,1. ~ INF SrRfe bonds neglected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-15
Another Strike Settled.
p-,.1o,-.nn % tho DtSpatch.1

ROCHESTER, n. Y, September AT Is
understood from advices received in this
city that the big strike in the Pennsylvania
coal region Is settled, and that the men
will resume work on Monday. The strike
was confined 10 the Connellsville district,
but over 5000 men have been idle for two
weeks on account of II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-15
A Bari Capsizes-iIer Crew Rrscned'
rpv Telegraph u the Dispat-hl

New YORK, September 1.-THE pilot
boat David CARL this morning brought
INTO quarantine the captain and crew.
eleven men in all-of the German bark
Urna. The bark hailed from Wilmington.
n. C., AMI when ~ Barucgat was stove IN
by heavy seas. The David Carll tired 10
tow her in. but shortly after getting limo
TO her tho bark cap-lZai.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-15
Stin Undecided.


lBy telegraph % tho Dispstch.l
Kansas Cry, Mo, S.ptomber H-What-
ever doubt existed in the minds ot MAJ X
William Warmers friends here that lresl-
dent Harrison has offered hmm the com;
missionership OF pensions was diSpeu"di
this evening when Mre Warner received
from her husband q telegram that read as
follows: Il an still undecided
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-15
Weather Crop Bulletin.

tBy telegraph 70 mo DiapHtu.I
WASHINGTON, September h:-The week
ending September 1ith has been warmer
than usual over the corn and cotton re-
gions, and generally ON the Atlantic coast.
Iha daily excess Of temnerature IN tlie COR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-15

PACKED. ioaite. creamery; i.slsc hSs ~, ', ,sy
sugar sseady; A soft. SIC. corpcr nouioh' 70
rnsd. i0aIosc. Frsighfs % Liverpool per
steamer steady and unchanged heco,ps-
Flour. 800 barrels: wheat 1D s'' s,,
nents-Four. I.ODD barrels. salos-Whea'' ~
0O0 DGsnels: corn. 1900 busncis
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. September iA-The essh auotancns
vars; Flour s,oaiy ard unchanged. NO 2sprins
wheat. &c No. rel. &c. No. 2 corn. EAc
No. oats. i0hc. xess-pork. flep Laru. -
ssO2b shorf-rib sllcs 0cosoh. ft95afe- sbent-
ders unchanged short clears Unchanged "hn-
key. si.02
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-15
HIM Piano Tuning.

Send vour orders TO US. We have tuner
endorsed by the leading piano niahulaJI.,
turers Of New York. he only le frn,o y
came 10 US at an advance IN ss aiS in his
Posihs''" MANLY Il. RAMOS Co..,
wo'A' Main street. next to corner hinLh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-15
RICHMOND PEOPLE.
wREkg SOME OF THEM HAVE HAD 4
GOOD TIME.
Home Again. Thoroughly Refrcshcd. and
Ready for business or Lines that Faii
I'm Pleasant Places.

-. Gu ......., ....s-,,o..
an ,,o S W,ior ' I~no.i,ion ''''' way
,.-.....--,..-
'AP'"'n =. +. 'o..i. '',, i..,N us ~"
iTo"' BUSINESS '''P I" No''o'N'
Misses Matilda holfcTt ana Mary DAVIS
we Nisi'hN iH'HoS D" D'i''ii''''
Miss lnez Hnwki1s, of west Cary street,
9Ctlrucd yesterday nom Atlantic NtN.
Mrs Iisbcrecr and daughters have re.
tulard from the mountains Of Virginia.
~. 1uo l,reler In. retu-roj from, , six
,r.'.ts' aim h, northern yntoring ulace4.
v.... ,.,.c op..n,,u and rrsroos
fr.'...... las. rctu-,.od homo from tb,
N-r.h
NJ. N......y, r,.,.,,..,,, . ofs ,,o~,1, N-;ro
t,cntb .,,crt is y,s.tIe. friends in Iet.nc.
- a.
Miss MercnTc' y. Pollard Of New York,
t .' ..- ''''' 10 a. ''''"''' ~ '~'
Nr Heor"o carter, who e,t,ndot the
s...'. 'iN .ul'9 "' '"o 'D'F''S''S "i
'' 49,,
A'i. 'tIAc ID. " sure Ah,' VIC A.f" r.
inl.. i' ''r Guy h'. lt'"'"D' III" &"
'''' h''.'.'''' "Ap.'S'''o''
'ir.. l.. &. Mcy'r. ~ A. ID. Meyer d bro
t'''. ii4 'N'-'Is 10Y '"e N0i'" 81"
a. 'Ni'A''" u"''h ness O'p.
'I~. Blanche Smith. OF Brcmo iluh. IS
,r.n i.,- .o'ae lll3. WIN me misses NC
'''' '' ''o ''' '.'' 7''''''
Nnor y. Iayl y Scott. ~ Fguquier. has
&C., '.cc'ed 49, active member OF Pickett
'irp' '"Ai'i' f.'e Veterans
Professor 7. a. Newh~scr, organist AT
D. Irt,l's Cathedral. who has Ucon quite
s.. uls much better yesterday.
Miss H.nnic ArcGchec. who has boon
hind. til. summer with fr.ord-Ili Buck
u .lul.t,. HAS returned % the city.
,-r H.,5- ......,
III, ..' i.'- -i'.' =, . ..',' '..,,
ST.. Warren u. Mefcor who ha been abb
s r"" c.it .'I i"r lA'{ it" ",ehS'
.''N '''i'' ''-.'-' ii''" i'".'''''''''
trT. L. Finch. ~ tho Chesapeake and
I...rl .way. l.l, v..forlar foT Now York,
.,...ra ais. auI ihe hulalo Exposition.
49,. s....,. and l,r TWO ni,oas Misses
.-,. t.t. N.i.-..l.sty le0 MONDAY
t...n0r,. pbU.l,iuhia. and Ncx
=, rr.,...lu.., ,v;,,....-. oro
b. M li''i ana h .,.., ln ,,' . ''S
..., l...... 49,. llt,,r mart ~ mi.
,'.- ll'. FgoiHon' d'us'''I OF n
.llr. Ll., 4ae lri aec'tlt.,4l lp3' ..-
-'.Dt.i"pA.I in BE l'i'o N''.'.'' / il'
"
S.-ah C4lcl Dav. is expected to
.rrl bonn. tlis week., after il .iX-wccl,-
urn TO- der country home IA Noitoway
ea..r.
DE- ,-.r,,rl ,,.1 ,-;r. b,vo v,t,-rol fo
.-'...i .c,.~ ,,..,..l,,,o
CIV i,. Maintain. If W1.f
'
N-- D. Z. IT. 'sit.r' VINO mas 9e'h sl'll'
'n ID. Gmu.r DID, ii'..i'oi, 1. ~ i "'
t. American Hotel, having returned " IL"
U-'.
,.- T. A Arnold. If Union Hil. rc-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-15
hlLL-ClTY GATHERINGS.
Death OF q Prominent Farmer-on the
Track.
rsnoc,al telegram TO tho Dlspat;h.l

IyNcHBuRa, September 14.-Allen smith;
a hirhlv-respected citizen Of Bedford died
near Liberty yesterday. He was considered
the best farmer in Bedford county:
a Richmond and Danville freight engine
;rnned the track ut Lawyers last night
and trains were blockaded for about twelve
THE The National Exchange Bank awarded
the contract to-day for building large
and handsome bank building on Main De-
tween Seventh aud Eighth streets; 40 -,
Sales of leaf tobacco tins week, ~, lOo
pounds; acknowledgements cohect'onS'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-15

Ngw Y0RK. september lL-lho, following "a me
weekly bank statement: Reserve, decrease,
sgg9.fO0. loan. Increase 32NllhO; specie, de-
crease, g9INrO: legal-tsnfers. de'reaee,
S9li.o1l. deposits. decrease. $-tAho0; circdla-
ton. increqse. lil.0.
Tie banks now hQi4 sj.l3Li.5 IN excess X tho
- per cont rule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-15
FLOOD RELIEF COMMISSION.
\ letter from the Lord Mayor OF Dublin
fRY telacrnuh % no Dispnt,h.l

HAnmsBuRG, September N.-The Flood
Relief Commission to-day completed its
consideration ofthcque odds riou;Wg
funds still IN its hands and agreed 70 give
.tobu-town 81 600 900. This viii be distri-
buted on about the same basis rs the first
distribution. Up 10 this time the commits
sion has received r2,c0j1li.22. and has on
hand to-day %l.GGG, 1850, subject 10 con
tracts not yet completed. amounting 10
$4,000 and appropriations 10 other parts OF
fba State of -,lIlO.Oj. I'm the C0nemaugh
Valley %7Cs.3s2.G0 has been expended and
i'm other parts of the State sl69,27j. Va
rious subscriptions are still being received
bv the commission.
The following l"tterwas received byGov-
crnor Beaver to-day from the Lord Mayor
of Dublin:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-15

HAVANA. September IA cyclone pre-
walls IN the southwestern portion ~ thls
island. A cable dispatch announces that
another cyclone Is blowing IN the southern
part ~ Jamaica.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-15
NINN"ITN II|N7Ilf .
"DrnrTN. Sanfombor :. 1850. J


"S;r: Following my remittance OF 81 600
and GOO respectively ~ aid OF the suffer
ors hv the Jonnstown disaster, | have now
the pleasure 90 transmit for the same pur-
and shall be glad TO hear that il has duly
reached YOU Any further small balance
which may become available Will be remit
ted after the auditing of the accounts. /
take the opportunity of expressing direct;
~ TO you an assurance OIL the deep anu
universal sympathy excited in this cOun-
trv bv the news of the terrible disaster.
The people Of lreIand have observed with
admiral on the grcat and strenuous efforts
made under your direction 10 mitigate the
effects Of the calamity. and they hope that
its evil consequences upon tho proSpcring
energy of the Conemaugh Valley may
speedily pass away. ~
~ ROMAN, dear sir, your faithful ser-
want,
lSignedl " THoN2As SEXTON, .,
Lord hayOT.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-15
Hcadanartera EstebIlshcd.

Mr.. jackson Guy, City Democratic Su-
pcrintondent. hrs rented the commodious
room over the CITY Bank. which viii be
used as headquarters during the campaign.
The room VIII be opened Monday and kept
open until after The election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-15

% a.. g.. GS: baltimore anl ONO nominal at
s6a05: Northern Central. 734 Cincinnati. wash
inetoR aud Baltimore ists, 100: DO. 2ds. 30 do.
9is, 22a2j; consolidated gas bonds, ils; DO
stock 4il.liL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-15

MONTREAL, September n.-Duncan
Campbell. jr.. 81 the firm II Duncan
Campbell b Son, dealers in tnilors' trlm;;
uings. las disappeared, and 10 is found
that paper to the amount Of $1,000 forged
hv INN n ahOAt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-15
Tho Twenty-Finh senatorial District.

KRYsvrLIH. Va, September 1.-The
Democratic Senatorial Convention for the
Twentv-ffth district to-day unanimously
nominated William II. Wood. of Charlotte.
Mr.. Wood is Commonwealth attorney Tor
Charlotte county, and Is a strong man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-15

The action taken at last nights meeting
has been accepted by the manufacturers
and the workmen and the factories Will re-
SHINE at once. The advance granted the
class-workers Is 81 per cent. Inns WI
necessitatc an advance OF . per cent IL Ihe
wages Of the workers N the eastern ais-
trict and meeting will be held III q few
days to arrange an eastern scale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-15
iiase-i{ali lc.terdav.
ny ioleRraph % the DiapAich.l



Banimoros ..........I Il Q 90 o l o. G
Kansas City..........O % / 20 0 /
Basc-hits- Baltimoros. a; Kansas City,
T. Errors Baltimoros. 3; Kansas City. Z.
Bottcric- Kcuus and Cunningham
SVartzell and Guuson.
Second Camel
Baltimoros ............0 o o ] o o !
Kansas (ltv............O l o 3 O. >
B.~c-hit Ea'tiW1res, 8; Kansas City,
10. Errors BGltImOros. z. Kansas City, =.
Batteries Quinn and Foreman; Conway
and OuusOn.
The game was tied in the first half of the
ninth inning. but called back to tho eighth
ON account oi darkness
Washington:
Nasniuetons.........4 o o 042O OX-10
ur.hs..........1 o. OO3 / o o.
Base-hits- va ehingt0ns, 49, Pittsburghs.
-. Error, Mashinot1ns. 2: Piftsburyhe.
.. BattorIc -kecfo AID Daily; Stalcy and
Carroll. only ono game.
Philadelphia:
First Camel
mdiau1polis.......O1 100 90 ! .
acknowledgements 0 o % 90 3x-u
Basc-hits- PhihIelIhias. O.; lndianapo-
Us. -. Errors fuat lphias, 81 INDIAN
upol9. {. Batteries insIc aud Summer;
Burlington and Clements.
oocoooo N
tn''-'ii ,',0'''-''''-2
Im!a,deeiphiaS, :......Z / d y u y o.
phas, @. Error Indianapolis. 6; Phila-
d,lphas. 4. batteries Kusic, Fee, and
Slmm"r Sanders and Sohrycr.
First Camel
BrooElgrs O1O103O 90 G
louisyillc4 ...........0 o o 900 / O. 2
i.... ~. ''i,ie,.;urs T;of
,"- i,'. C,rut4,r. and Visar: Eirct ond
Second Corol
H. lin ontooooo1 r
I'Io.AlN '.'''''''''00 - N N W
I.'"l' i;-'i 80 "a, V',,;s,.;iIo.
i'' ii..... ~ o,,is,-;lios Hot
49,. Ij-,ba- nnj etork Tyino md
C'oh'
Columbus:
liir'' "ame'l
Columbus ...........4 o !
Crcinnails..;...,...O o. O. D o d l, J
Basel - ,.l-' ~ -
Tories OConnor and Gaoiught; BALDWIN
! 'L" 'i'I'
Philadelphia:
lfH'' "ane'l
Athletics. 900 20 0 ! 0 o. !
s.. Louis............0 o o J. 8 O. 0 Y
rors Athletics 3; ST. Louis, 3. batteries
Cross ana NeyLihg Do}l' ana Ming
Second gAne.I
St LOUIS. ........1 o o q o.
htlletics............2 2 o o @ 0 o.
Base-hits- st. Louis. 6: Athletics. D.. FL
rors ST.. Louis, 3; Athletics, D. batteries
Ctiyeft. and BlVlr: BduaUlnC and Robin
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-15

Obcdiah Paris Of Floyd county, YVES re-
ce,ved at The pcniton'imy Yesterday to
serve one year for iclouious assault.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-15
The Pace a Draw-Bcts on.

10y IVIVsI"EI 70 " -
prrrpuRGn, September l4.-John Prin-
ole the referee in the Gaudaur-Ieeiper
boat race. decided this afternoon tnat y9s ~
terday's race was drsWi anu oiaelsu ' n''
men 70 row AGAIN sMonsnH nA't ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-15

Ill Of Cornersville. Nd, for several weeks.
was reported Yesterday 90 be greatly inn
proved. The medicine given by the physi-
cl@ns y Just now beginning TO take the de-
sired effect upon his system.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-15
LouDouN AND FAUOUlER.
They Say We'll Done to Henry Heaton-The
FiOntcr.
Special telegram 70 Inc Dlspatchl

LTYsBUrG. Va. september 1.-THE
Democratic Senatorial Convention, COM
posed of delegatesfrom Loudoun and Fau-
auier counties, met in Middle1urg to-day
and nominated by reclamation Henry Hea-
ton for reelection TO the Senate and j. ).
Mason for 1oater delegate from the two
COMMITTEES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-15
THE wlNDoW-eLAss STRIKERS.
An AmicabIc Adjustment Of the Difficulty
Probable.
By telegraph 20 the Dispatch-l

PITrspunGu. September 1.-THE strike
of the western wiudow-glass workers was
practically settled ut the conference OF
Tic workmen and The committee OF manu-
tcrn0on until carly this morning; The
manutacture-s offered number of com
promises. and finally conceded the 3 per
cent. advance demanded by the employees;
Tho matter will be presented 70 general
meeting Of the manufacturers here to-day,
and if the committees action Is ratifed a
general resumption will take place next
week. The settlement Affects siXty-one
factories in the West, employing about
1900 men and BOYS.