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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-12
4 suit Grows out Of the Cronin Case.


Crrc,ao. September i1.-Jonas Carlson's
,.r.rIised suit ac.ln . the attorney Of Tie
men on trial for The Croun murder tor
breaking into .hc Carlson cottage was be-
ruu to-ia, III the Circuit Cont Carlson
I,lncr- his damage at $4,000. He says the
ariondants broke into bis house w.thIoEcc
last Monday and detaceG and cut ln the
,",ils and ioornnd very violently scizcdaud
bruised him. He says mat 10y reason Of the
rri,ue known as the Crouiu murder having
been committed in ms house The pi"cee
Ne nrbIic. II is an object of general in-
tcr,st and curiosity. and large number
OF people have paid to see the building
and marks and evidences of crime. The
place was fitted up for exhibition, and
CARLSON has derived "a large revenue. The
Gets of he defendants IN removing the
blood-stans have, tie declaration alleges.
greatly injured the house end dcprecmt ga
rs value MS limited cuuosities and th" m
frrest NJ the pUl lic mas been greatly dl-
uinished by the aforesaid acts.
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NORTH STATE.
News Notes Gathered In and Around
Raleigh.
Especial telegram 10 tbs Dispatch.l

Especial telegram 70 ms Disphtcnl
RALFIGH. n. O.. September 11.-To-day
the directors Of the Atlantic and North
Carolina railway went 10 Morehead CITY.
Tomorrow the officers viii be elected ~
is stated tonight that there is no doubt but
that W. s. Chadwick, OF Carteret county,
will be made president.
Governor FOwle has declared his purpose
TO do the very beat he can 10 please the
people along the line Of the road ~ the ap-
nointmeut Of directors and president. and
will endoavor 20 give them an administra-
ton that will prove successful and salts
factory.
Governor Fowle has not rs yet an
nOuuced the names of the new directors
on the part Of the state. IL Is thought the
appointments have been made.
COMMISSIONERS TO THE FORESTRY CONGRESS.
The Governor today appointed rs
commissioners from this state To- the
American Forestry Congress 10 Phila-
Of NIurphv's: J. p. Calc3on, Of Ashe-
yille Donald McRae Of Wi.mln-ton
Dennis Simmons. Of Martin; ". D.. Pru-
dem OF Edenton: 4. !. Page. Of Aberdeen;
John 4. Long. Of ROx1oro'; Joha Hooin-
son and Peter VI. Wilson, ~ Raleigh !;
Rober, l.. Steele. Of Rockingham, and
Joseph A. Holmes, of Chapel Hill.
SPECIAL TEEM OF COURT.
Tho Governor to-day authorized Judge
Phillips 10 hold q special term of ma court
for Caldwell county for civil cases, begin
nirg November llth.
The cOlored Knights Of Labor IN tho
Sparta and Barterhcld sections ~ hdge-
combc county have struck for higher wages
from The farmers.
There will be q large reunion OF Ton
federafe veterans ut Lcwisburg tomorrow:
Pupils for the Deaf aud Dunno and Blind
Institution arrived TO-DAY. and the session
begins tomorrow. The attendance VIII
be the largest ON record.
Tho REGULAR mail service begins ON the
Durham and Northern road October lst.
Tho session of Davidson College begins
tomorrow. Many now students are ar-
irving there.
Iha Raleigh baseball team lett TO-DAY
I for Winston 20 play series ~ games 'i
! baseball for the championship ot the
/ STATE.
TO this dotc there have been $50 CONVEX
/ sious no the religious revival at Rocking
/ ham, Richmond county.
VIII Dm FROM MS WOUNDS.
Ttisnog- certain that John Dryman, The
voun- white man VINO WAS murlcrou'iy
/ assaulted at A-hcville 10y william Mll,r,
viii die. the surgeons ars atrai 10 prone
/ for the hui. c. which Las not been located.
/ Miller has escaped.
JUDGE Graves has rendered decision IN
/ the case Of the Southern Fertilizer Com
/ paug and others against W. -. Fuller, IT,
ceivcr fDr II. a. keau-, of Durham. ih
/ suit, v dieh was for $4,000, was instituted
/ four years ago against number OF me
surauc. c.mpams- by y. W. Fuller.
judge Graves orders $500 % n" peld o.
! III. ll.r. If fl. lnta Tur.lr n fnrU head.
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resolution would be rntifed. rs they would
only send cotton TO ports where the tare
was in operation.
The proposition TO change the cotton
year 10 August lst was rejected.
The New Orleans Exchange will give n
dinner 10 the delegates and alliance repre-
sentatiyes tomorrow night.
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TIE MEN IN THE WHALE-BOAT.
Three Rescued and the other Hoped TO he
Safe.
Icy telegraph to tho Dispatch


BNTnforr. ScptcUh@11.-An ANNAPOLIS
Nlj.1 special to the N,rs says: Last NIGH.
wa, am a,>.ous one for the ir.cudS ot thr
men I'm the whulc-boat which picked up
seaman John II. Bush. who was aboard thc
steam-launch lwan which sunk Yesterday.
The boat also contained Ens'- ID. g..
Dressed. David Moore, aud Frederick Carr,
aud Scaucn Pu kcr and Scott lhc story Us
related by Ensign N. -. Drc--cl. The - hale -
boat commenced Co leak a-i DC was found
tine plugwas0ut. The boat auk and Moor.
cried: II cannot SWIM and saua. Id
sicp Dr, sci. Bush. and Carr ,colore D
hcll or to the keel ior three hour. ine
c....tain of the schooner Lilly l.. schmidt,
of PHILADELPHIA, seeing thcn, sent - boat
commanded bv Mate Thompson, o. the
rescue. and Bush. Carr. and Dressed "cf-
rescued. Mate Thompson, OWING 10 the
hieh wind. could not regain h's own boft.
INF succeeded n uah.ug the schooner
Udu na-hroucA. whore the men. hall
drowned. spent thc night. \ bal-marc
tug brought them to Annapolis Tins morn
ing. Parker Is thought 10 have been
picked 40 Thcfate of Scott is unknown.
II +. Thought hcWa- picked up by % pass
inc steamer.
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CHICAGO, September 1.-The effort to
get Jury in the Cronin case WAS resumed
In the Criminal Court this morning.
Nothing OF interest was developed up %
the noon recess. just before the recess the
talesmen were sent out OF the court and
an order was entered directing that the
defence should be given access 70 the
specimens of blood-sta'ns and other man.
mate evidences taken from the Carlson cot
tage. the trunk and catch-basln. and that
experts for the defence be allowed to ex-
anime and test them in the presence OF
experts Tor the State. Up TO the time OF
adjournment no progress had been made
towards securing a jury.
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Cnnnot Attcnd.
Y NITIIVF y - FEF'F
rRv telorraph 10 tns Dispatch.l

tBy telegraph 10 tbs OttpaHhl
ATLANTA. GA. September ia letter
from Private Secretary Haltord 70 II. W.
Grady states that President Harrison can
not come 10 the Piedmont Exposition, ow-
ing 10 his inability 10 accept any invitation
that will take him away from hls public
duties between now and the assembling OF
Congress.
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Her Trial Trip.

PHILADELPHIA, Septemb,r 1.-THE new
cruiser Baltimore started down Delaware
river from Cramps sMp-glrd 40 liO
O'Clock his morning for her trial tfip ~
.e.s the probabilities are that she wlil
NOT yet outside untl tomorrow, or per-
hsus not then If the sea il very heavy. IL
j. expected that she will be out o. sea four
days.
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COTTON REPoaE
Market flrm.
QUOTATIONS.
EIDnLIgg. i07<c-
Low MlDDLfNs. l0Sc.
COOL OEDIEAET. 0sc.
RIcHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.


SEPTEMBER II, 1852.
Auction offerings On Change today. 50 pack
ages, wish only taken IN; highest price, s25;
lowest sl50 average. S7.l0. Offerings oil sun
cured tobacco
IaternG.-rovenuo collections for today; c.
gars and cigarettes. AisD; tobOcco. s2,tG.S !;
spocial tax. sl9s7. Total, t3.i6a2a
Private ssics reported to-day: smokers 2
hogsheads: nllors, p cutters. 8; wrappers, "a f;
bright scrap. 70. Total sales, 60 hoethoads.
There has been movement ia gai scrap tn
tho last sow dsya sOme sound at good prices
have been reported. with scarcely any hne
grades on this market. Some demand for light
stems q also noted. Wrapper sales were 40
doubt nnch larger than reported, with lead
tne buyer Tor western manufacturers here
Failures # large lossc1o Arms are reported
from Ciarksyiilo. Va Weather rainy and cool
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and torn of the railing OF the sea
end. Many Of the hotel bathing-houses
have been torn 10 pieces, and the beach
pavilons 81 the cottagcrs have been under
mined and swept away. The big fence OF
Jesse Sohcman, the New York banker. was
blown down. az were also the ice-houseS OF
the Flberon Hotel. Many OF the cottagers
will have 60 bu,ld new hulkheads. Trees
were blown down in all parts OF the town.
and the shrubbcry on the lawns OF the cot
tnpcs wac torn MP by the roots. The en-
tire Iot of new 6athing-houscs on james
II. Wooloy's. 10 the front of tho towland
Hotel blnG were torn out and knocked
into splinters IN the surf. The telegraph
wires are down both north and south Oi
Long Branch.
A MONT or TERROR.
SEA Bni0Hr, y. j., September l1.-La5t
nirht was night OF terror here. The cote
tagerR were badly frightened by the terri
lle surf aud furious wind. The surf thun-
dercd away on the cast SIDE. and on me
west the water IN the Shrewsbury rYcr
rapidly overlooked into the streets. Hood
ing houses and stores. The sea cut Dc"
inlet through into the Shrewsbury river
north of Sea Bright, near where there was
an inlet one hundred years ago. tearing
away the Sandy Hook tracks oi the central
railroad aud again making Sandy Hook an
island. The cottacc9 OF George Blogdeh
and a. f. Carpenter. at Low Moor, were
undermined rs the surf. They topped
down into the sea md were torn o. pieces.
The cottagcq Of William A. Street and
Colonel ". l.. Strong are badly und r.
mined. AID viii probably 20 over the niue
iiu1 The cottages O. Dr. l.. Il. lubb@
and John Milton Cornell are IN dangerous
situations, as the surf - slowly eating us
way toward their foundations. The SEA
ran into the river below the south
end q the Octagon House, and topped
over q c9ttegc belonging 10 E.iu,i,, I,Y"-
land. The brick walls Of the new Metho-
dist Episcopal church are mass 81 ruin.;
j he beach Is strewn with dcirlS OF ail
kinds. Several bodies have been seen
hosting in the surf, but no ono could r.
cover thc1n. All the cOttagcrs north Of
here have vacated their homes ana are AZ
hotels here and az Red Bank and Long
Branch. This town Is cut Of from all roll-
road travel.
IAHGE. loss or L1FH.
PM iDEIpHIA. September ia SPECIAL
to the inquirer from Laurel, Del. says:
Adv;coe from Delaware lroakw1,er state
tbat II wo. Tho most furious storm known
10 the oldest inhabitants. At least two
score Of vessels are now leached. B"th
wooden piers are washed aWey. IL is
thought hfty lives were lest.
Pilots 90 OFT on STEAMERS.
Nrw York. September 1I-Nino pilots
were carried % 500 Ou outbound tc1utrH
today because They could not meet nuL
p,lot-oOat 60 take them fl on account 81
/ fle storm. and tho s'ail0n-boat has been
driven from her anchorage.
SIGNAL SERVICE sprcIAL REPORT.
WAeuHoTov. September i1.-iherc ha4
[ fr &
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RENWOOO COT ION-MILLo bUhNIU'
Loss $50. OOO-l ire in Caarlotte-Aiiianee
Lecture.

Special telegram 10 TIE D.spatchl
CHAnLolrY. y. c.. September I.-At l
O'Clock thi, morning Bcnwood cotton
suiuning-mil. located ucar Lowell, IN Gas
ton county. and owned Eos b. Il. Smith and
Harrison Watts. was discovered % be on
Gfe. The flames had gained such head
way that it was impossible 90 save the fac
torv. and everything except the picker
room was soon reduced to ashes. Tho mill
operated 5000 -pindles. The loss Is placed
at 100000. with Sjl,0 insurance. The
origin Of the fire is not known.
A fire here tonight ~ 10 O'Clock Destroy
ed two tenemeuts. the property or Colo
nj John l.. Brown. The lo-. was $1,000
insured. The origin Of the ire % not
known.
Colonel I. j. Long. Of Buacombe
county. State-Alhance lecturer, and K. IS.
Hunter, assistant State lecturer, are now
arranging for canvass Of the state IL the
interest of tie alliance. They ere IN con-
sultation in thi, city aud VIII commence IN
active canvass about the lst of.next month.
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FOREIGN NOTES.
Stanley Heard From-ue Is Marching To-
wards Mombassa.
RyAnglo-American cable to the DI.pstch.i

rRvAnglo-Aner,can cable TO the Dlspatch.i
BRUssELs. September 1.-THE Movement
GeoDGpii0ic states that Henry NJ. Stanley
is marching towards Mombassa. after fight
ing his way through the hostile country
of the Umjoro and Uganda tribes
end conqucring the natives. lie has,
the paper saws. established the 9u-
thoritv Of the British East Africa Com
pauv over the country from the Upper
Nile 20 The east coast. The paper declares
that il IL doubtful If Emin lashg, tor
whose relief the Stanley expedition was
originally sent, Is accompanying STANLEY
70 the east.
RACING ~ LONDON.
LoNDoS, September il.--This is the Sc
cond DAY of the Doucaster September
meeting.
The event Of the dag was the race Cor the
St. Leger stakes Tor three-ycar-old colts
and nllies. There were 205 subscribers.
The race was won 10y the Duke of Port
lands hay colt Donovan; Grctton's black
colt Miguel second, Lord Rrandsford's hay
colt Davenport third. Twelve horses ran.
THE ANTWERP EXPLOSION.
AvrwFRr. September ll.-Tnc otiicial IN
orirv into the causes which led 10 tEe re-
cent disastrous explosion and conilagratiou
i'm this city Is progressing IN secret. tt Is
officially denied that the cartridges which
exploded in the factory contained dyna-
mite. II IS believed that the explosion 0c-
CURED in the factory before the petroleum
reservoir caught FIRE.
BoULANGrR AND BoCHEFORr
PARIS. September 1.-THE Project of the
Seine has refused tO accept the declarations
of their candidacy for members OF the
Chamber If Deputies from Boulauger and
| Rochefort
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BALTIMORE. September U.-Naiumoro ana
O.u. ~rn'. Northern Central. flt , Cincin-
nau. Washington aul Baltimore l7ts. iJlalOyA :.
do. -Is, u.. d0. 3is, IS. -onsoiidatod gas
banla ILAlL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-12

LTDSER-RCEnRNU Married, Sep'em-
hor .Otn, AT 530 p. NJ, by No.. tHli l. Mrllal,
Man. r. LlNDNEK and KATE kJkHkhJED'
o. kIcLnCnL
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fRr telograph 10 me plspa.cnL

fBy telegraph to ms Dispatch,
SAN FRAYcIsco, September 1.-the
,,yi1e, foht Tonight between McAuliiTe and
Pat. Killen was won by McAuliife in the
seventh round.
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pennsylvania railroad. TO-DAY from Somers's |
Point SAYS that hoatmcn arriving there re- !
port that the tide bas cut through The beach !
ln numbCroi places across 4 bsCcon beach, |
between Long Port and Atlantic CITY
distance 81 about five miles. |
A. South Atlantic CITY three houses |
have been washed eway. The railroad
running along the beach from Long Port
tn Atlantic City Is almost entirely de |
Sroycd These boafmcu also say that one
largo hotel "a number Of smaller places,
and the entire board walk along the ocean
front Of Atlantic City have been washed
away. his board walk WAS about three !
miles long. and was lined with expensive
booths, hath-louecs. and places % amuse-
mcut, and ~ is presumed that these too
were carried away. The inlet 10 the nurth-
Cin end of Atlantic City IS also reported 10
lD flooded. nnt mucE damage TO opcrty on
That ralt Of tle island must cusuc. Alto
a,thcf q may De- said that Atlantic City IL
lu "a very dcp.DT9h To- condition. in order
e. rcndrr Che condition Of the people ON
the island precautions. IL is necessary that
the winter should rise seven feet higher
than ID bias ever been before and this fact
leaves ground fuf hope that the damage
win Doc confined 10 property, and that no
live, viii Dr. lost The place depends on
the outside world for its provisions. and
unless communication is restored within
.,""',c.,, ~ forJ tbc-r All hat has been
..5 80 AI..rtic az annie With coual
o..,-.,, g.. IL. az 'ILrro aro a large
,.,,,,Ler of roe;lents of tLe latter pl4ra.
',I a., d. ,,..,',..siiic =, ol,t,in informal ION
''.' 10 ',.,.af "goir. tS,,c A. soon ms
IT, ..ar,, .1t..d., an ,eqort viii bee made
g.. -ord n .faar.or from Sopcr- Point 10
atlantic CIV. N viii he several days be-
fure % train can cuter OF leave that place
os0rauy of the railroads
er.-r,r1 .vn uorgrs GOVT.
a,,,
IHIiAptLFhIA', HSP,'i,nDoI ~ y On
mn"ic+Ii,o n N' ,ao ihl'I Iecllt '.'7 11,,l-
h'Hn Mlih sea BE- 'l'F. .'ul"7''I 'I.,S-
Ter. ~ wa, .lA0a' "'I' AIa way ~ 'Ig
.i"'n' ana '.,,.o'rlS '"Iu',t lH Wv .'t
,h.lo ih'I-. ne S''-"..D W'..'" w..
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M'eh'" .N,t' ihcIu9.i'- l'' ~ y. 49,, l'..l'
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MrnSe.nAY. son.nmL-r 4. !.

WEDNESDAY,. Soptemh.r n, iSN
errs-rlgsr p0A8p.-si,GO M'hmonl aud
Dapyius railroad con.0l Gs ~ l1A
SECOND B0Asp.-1COl Virginia consol& July
Is a. .vlpou9 ol. o. Az.
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receipts, is.esf bales; exports % Great Br,sia.
i2is5 balca. % tho Confincnt. f3s bales; Stock:
D3ss0 fnlos southern -four STEADY. Wheas auit
and Eaic. higher: No 2red. riNa3ihc. NO
red ssptonber, size; October. &c. pe.
cemDer SIC: May. giysc. Corn nrmer and
quiet No. :. fgkaf2Hr; septemDor. estc,
October. l2'.c. November. $3c.; Way, 80 Oats
dun and weaker; September and Vc'oDsr'
sGHc. November. esHc.: Docemoer. Nfc.; aAy'
sDsc: mtxos western. 2fks9s. Hops wcnt.
CoTee higher: September, tlsati1Di Ocoeor.
fiG I04fiGsO: November. fld iOHfioX spot $50
strong: fair cargoe-. 1870. sugar nrm ialf re-
fning, 5..c: refined fairly active sDi hfm'
MoiAsses--Fo Foreign nominal; Vow orieaps qiie,-
Kico 10 Moderate demand and STEADY tosion-
seed oil quiet R0sin quiai. THrpeniino s~a1y.
PORK firm mesa uninspected. slASntta etbs
primo fi0giasif50 Reef quiet Beef hains nrin.
Torced beef Glow. Cui-moass quiet Aholss
firm. lard oacued weak and closed hrui ahi
Custer; western steam, f6.3o city, -: o!-
il0ns-Scptcmber. g. - bid octoOer, 80 pid,
November. S.i6. nominal freighD etrons'
cotton, h8kd.; grain, iled.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO september 1.-The crsh oSo'ssions
wer,. Flour steady and Unchanged. No 2spriDS
wheat &c: No , rei &C.. 30. 2 cora. 81
S3s.c. Va. : oats i9',c Mess-pork, 81. lard.
1886 tf,agk. Shorl-riOs. s5asaQN sn0nilcrs
g. s0asi 6ii,. Short clear. y1.Ek. Wniakey tl.Vz-
Tho isatlng futures rangei "a follows.
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Murdered by Regulators.

New ORLEANS, September li.-A special
from Lafayette, La, says; A brutal murder
was committed six miles from tins MACE
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.1AnnE1ocs or LIFE.

Pm ,rEIpU1A. September IA special
10 the IpqGr7. from Laurel, Del, says:
Adv.ces from Delaware lrcakwa,cr state
that II wa. tho most furious storm known
10 the oldest inhabitants. At least two
score Of vessels are now lcacbed. Both
wooden piers are washed awcy. il is
thought fffv lives were lest.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YogK. September ii.-Cotton nrm; ealaA
IsS bales: aDlands. HE: Orleans. iiAc: net
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NEW YORg, september n. Not recoiIts, mono;
grI.s r. .ipt, ~ ba.a-. l4tlrrs closed rarely
.f.a.Iy. sAios. sIl0J iAle4. ~nIHWhrr f.'.'lA
siu... october. flg3lugll. 20. Nostmicr e. 80
1900. D.-,mtor. fHel4t's. January, ttfi.
sH. Fehrlary. sIDu4af 1900. Nar.l, flt IVA
sUll: April. fio.l0aSi1.H; May sin-2aslA@''
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ttIr ItA fNU. DlHll fOlNl"-
nui...IuA. pa. September ll.-ihe
...... WAS received br me9-'--
f.- afternoon from tAe Assoc
t l.... DOM. rouieut at Cape Aiu,
... M proved to Dee Tire greatest
.l Ctpe flay for thirteen year,
.Mt tu.r,l its d.s,luct'N,ncs
l....r. at Cape May CITY W4 H't
- Hm AZ Mt Vernon thc settle
., r.-tuork. board walk, end hcarI-
ware lf "a lliqpljat,d condition, ann
II nlll noi repair thr DAMAGE;
tarr allg Point -1.jl) VIII h''
rut back what thc tides togh
yesterday and last nlEhi' zee N"" Mo.
h-dr.Nc ls gone. as ~ also INC 7t''
frj.ns Carlton Hail SIS chopped -
,. tl.nf ECO loot of tho board Walk
.t.f C,faul-0trert station was hfoAt u
.... last NIGHT. Tie railway t'"E lNe
Id oYt of order and car mo. h'
-...1 fora week. Ticking everything
...ersl the damage Is light.
Grave fears aIe entertained Tor HON
rt.h aud Auglcsaa. these towns "'iNh
'.... .n very nal and,. The seas we're 80
r, hish Yesterday that the crews 90
Saving stations Nos. ~ ana 9V VVusi',-
,..I ., edyi.4ile TO abandon thor oulIl-
i,... Tue crew of 80 station removed 'i',
4..arsfa3 u The Stool ton hotci Jaw" "'.
-. t0 +. aaartrrcd ia the hipQm-opriLf
..fri. All communication by railroad ana
+ .....rrtl6 I.twccn this city and Atlantic
a.. sul poiuts north of there on the AtiaH-
f.. c..sf q Sin cnt Of and nothing definite
ortr learned rs b when tho news can oe
.,i..in,I 81 the condition Of aiieirs az A.
a.. ,t. Citv. SEA Isle City, Barnesat' beacn
"a. Seaside Park, and other coest g. r.
t.r.. The nearest points 90 Atiahtio w
rom which news has been receives 'o TT
,..tsnt ab"nt Ave miles. The Yves, Jersey
railroad tract between Pleasantyille ana
Atlantic City is entirely covered by water,
end It j feared that much OF u has D zen
washed away. The Camden and Atlantic
IND Heading roads are Ia the same con-
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WILMINGTON. y. g.. September i.-Turon
Gam 80 f.t.r RDrm lrm: strain :, tir- god
s.r..leI. s.Lt Tar llm 40 tl-. crude tur-
panins lrm; hard, li.U, youog-dip and VIZ
gin. $40
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-12

PoRr OF RICHMOND. szrrsSBEH n. iSsa
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steamer friel Deyo. Norfolk. merchandiss
ana passengers
schooner Annie ". Barker. Lsngus. Bangor.
coal, Chesapeake aGd Ohio Eaiisay
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Of ioE New YorA. merchandise
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-12
GRAM AND COTTON EXCHANGE

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WHEATON bushels
CORS.-Z..lJ Gg7asls.
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SAILS RzPORfsO ~ sgcRgrlRH
WHY.T.-White. Z ID bushels common nj CSC.
Io.eDsrry. isi busnal, fair 90 75c. Ma u. PIG
hush.l. GOOD 10 Tsc: 5d2 bushels fair o. pri-
yare terms; 85 bu-Iols fair et7S;. ~ bushels
far a. .Uc. rh9rtbcrrv. 30 bushels very good ~
a.. 95 bushels good 40 No.; 80 bushels common
nt Gl.. Total salas oi wheat. .iO9 busLels
CoRs-N lite, l.3O bushels common On Yrs-
yate terms.
UArs.-Mixed. - bushels prime az DC.
KYE-aO bushels good a; DC