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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-11
The Steamer Wccns Burned.
rBy telegraph to tho Dispri

BuTINoHE. September l0.-A fire broke
out shortly after o'clock this morning ON
the steamer Theodore Weens, of the
Wccms Transportation Company, lying az
pier No. @. Light-Stroct wharf. Two alarms
were sent IN. and when the engines r.
sponded 20 the call "a thick, black smoke
overhtlng the hArbor, which made II eX-
frenciv difficult TO locate the fire. Five
minutes after she arrival of the engines.
and despite the numerous streams poured
on the vessel. % bright blaze shot up amid
ships. Gradually the big steamer listed TO
the port side until II seemed that every
moment She would tOpple over. The
fremen's only course TO save her from
entire destruction was 10 swamp her,
and this they dil. The boat Is badly
hurncd amdships. The hull appears TO
be but slightly damaged. The Weeius ar
rived last evening az the regular time from
her trip down the bay. Her cargo con-
sisted of sixty hogsheads of tobacco.
Grain. aud stock All this will probably be
a dead loss. The cattle probably persisted
by suHocation. Al the cargo Was shipped
from points along the PatuXent- mostly
from Benedict. The loss on steamer and
cargo is estimated at from $4,000 to So
900.
Chief Engineer Edward Weems aud the
crew were aboard when the fire broke out,
but all escaped. leaving their clothing De-
hind. The Weens ~ commanded by zap
tain Cooper. The fire - supposed 10 nave
originated in the furnacc-room.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-11
ANOTHER wHlTHecHAPsL VICTIM.
4 Woman Found 1utllatcd in the Usual
Manner.
a. Anrlo-AmerIcnn cahIa % NJ DIspatchl

nv Anrlo-Americnn cable 10 the Dlspatch.l
LONDON. Scptombcr i0.-At $50 O'Clock
thi, morning policeman found the body
Of an abandoned woman wing AZ the cor
uer of the railway arch on Cable street,
Whitechapel. The examination OF the
remains showed that The head and arms
had been cut Of and carried away and the
stomach ripped open and the lntestlnes
living on the ground. A squad of pol
instantly surrounded the spot. but no ar
rests have up 10 this time. 3 A. NJ. been
made. Policemen pass the spot every
fifteen minutes. Those on duty last nl-ht
say they saw nothing suspicious. tne
physicians who examined the BODY state
that i'm their opinion She murder aud mutt
lati0u occupied nearly IN hour. II r. sur
missed that themurderer carrcd0 on the head
and arms I'm a blg Ihcmurdcr Is the worst
81 the whole series of the Nhitechapel
murders. Tho manner in which the limbs
had been severed from the body shows
thar the murderer was possessed of some
surgical skill. The woman was about
thirty years old. Her clothing was shabby
and she had been evidently a spirit
driukcr. The remains have not been iden-
tilted The most intense excitement again
prevails i'm Mhtcchapel Crowds sur
round the mortuary IN which the body
lies.
Aoon.-Later details concerning the find
ing of the body of the murdered woman
in Whitechapcl this morning show
that There was no blood on the
ground where the body was found;
neither was there any blood ON the
body. From this it ia evident that
the murder was committed in some othcr
place and that the body was subsequently,
deposited under the railway arch. lh"
trunk was nude. The arms were in'rct,
bat the legs were missing. II rs believed
that the woman had been dcad for two
days. Two sailors who were sleeping nm
der the arch next to the side und,r which
thc body was found We're ,akeu into Gus
todv They convinced the authorities,
however. that tlcv had seen or heard no.
thing of suspicious nature and were dis
DLur.nl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-11

SA, 900 subscription 70 the Yadkin rail-
road and the subscription was carried by
handsome majority. This will insure tho
building Of the railroad from here 10
Madesb0r0. Rockingham, or Maxton, on
the Carolina Central railroad, and make our
town railroad centre. The work will be-
pin 81 once 90 build the road. and thus de-
velop one Of tho best sections Il the State
Tor gold. silver. and copper-mincs, tim
beg, agriculture, and water-powcr.
The EaVos re'0bh deputy collectors are
turning ont al Of the Democratic store
Keepers in this county. and in several i'll
stances pat men in who have not qualified
or given bond. Two such took charge Of
dlstIllerios yesterday.
Major stephen W. Cole president Of the
FIRST National Bank here. formerly Of
Goochlanl county, Va, is very ID and not
rKnnrfnl o. liXn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-11

WASHINGTON. september 9.-The 9tten-
tiou of the Department. OF state - being
called by the consuls abroad 90 the feeling
aroused IN Europe over the approaching
congress OF American nations. Many
newspaper clippings have reached the de-
partment showing that the foreign press
foresees as result Of the congress the
establishment of relations between the
United States and the Central and South
American nations which will stimulate
commercial intercourse and So leOpardlze
the trade now enjoyed 10y the European
nations. The English press have not been
particularly Interested IN the SUBJECT but
the German aud Austrian, Spanish and
French newspapers, and among them We
SO far as 20 endeayOr % excite the appre-
tensions Of our neighbOrs by predicting
that the congress is but the opening move
ment in a plan of operations originated by
the United States with the view OF doml-
mating politically As well a. socially tie
weaker American nations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-11

In Danville, Va. TO Madison, N. G,
or sor.e other point westwardly from such
depot and as far therefrom as Madison. or
shall hive required the ownership OF the
Danyillo and Ncw-River road, and sha,l
have converted the same into standard
gauge road from Danyille 10 Stuart, Pat
rick county. Va. and constructed OF nc
quircd therefor an Independent entrance
into Danvillc: $50 600 upon the construc-
tion of fifty additional miles Of new
road as o. part of such continuous
through line on W before July /. 1893;
the remaining $4,000 thereof upon the
completion ot the said line TO tho man
line of the Norfolk and Western railroad az
Max Meadows or Bristol. or between sara
points. ON ~ before January !, 1875.
st The same time The vote will ne taheh
ON the question of extending the time
within which the Atlantic and Danyiiie
railroad lay be completed from December
t. February.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-11

Philadelphia:
ibc Athloue-Louisvillr and the Philadcl-
phia-pitt-lureh games pos 'poned on ac-
count Dt rln.
The Sew Yuk-Clcvcland game post
pouc1 0u account ID, rain.
Baltimore: -
Eqltlnores. ..........0 % / % o o o o. 3
CirciuuAti-.......... % 4 ID % o ! > e
Ul~,-hit- Raltimores. .. Clnriruati-. g..
Errors Btimorcs e.: C.uclnuatiS 2. Bat
telo--C Cunningham, Foreman. and Quinn /;
Vau and Baldwin.
Washington ,-eycn innings:
Wo.Linot0us .........-...0 o o ! o p
INDIANAPOLIS. ; 2 2 %
Ha-c-hit--N ashinctons. -; lndianapo-
li~.u. Errors -Washingtons, +; lndlunGpo-
us. 3. battcrics-lladlock and Mack (;
Eusie and Buckley.
Boston Nhirt,en inn'ngs)
Boerons.......1 OO0 30 o 0 0 0 o u
Chicsyo.. O 90 0 O 90 d o.
Base-h.ts Bostons. .; ChicagOs. 9. En-
ror-- Bostons. (: Chcdgos, 2. Batteries
Eadboume and Bennett; Icner and Far
rcl.
Columbus
Columbus .......-....0 0 0 0 , 0-5
Kansas CIty...........Z o q 0 Ks
Base-hits-C Columbus. @; Kansas City. II.
Errors Columbus. 6; Kansas City. 3. Bat
teries -Gastr.ght and OCOnuOr; Conway
and DOuDhue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-11
Commander Harrington SusPchueu'

WAsuINoroN. September l0.-Ihe Secre-
tary Of the Navy to-day acted upon ~ e
Commander Puruell +. Harrington who
>vas CHARGED with stranding the practice
shin Constellation near Cape Hatteras on
Jnhc 18th last. The court found hun guilty
and sentenced him TO suspension IRON d9ty
for two years on waiting-orders pay, bat
united i'm a unanimous recommend'tloh 20
cienen,.y in WOW Of the high character and
distinguished professional services OF the
accused. Because Of this recomfnen da.loh
Secretary Tracy. after approVihs wy III,
80 80 o,,s years suspension. 10 date from July
Ssd. the day record was received az the
Navy Department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-11
DANVlLLE's SUBSCRIPTION.
The DanviiIe and East Tennessee Railroad
and What 10 Means.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatrh.l


DANyuLE, Va, September lO.-Iho CoQn-
ell TODAY ordered an election on the ques-
ton OF the subscription Of Sl5O,O00 10 the
Danvillo and East Tennessee road. which
is really the western extension Of the At
Iantic and Danville railroad The order
provides that the election shall bo held Octo-
Der 18th. the survey 10 begin within thirty
DAVIS and work within ninety days. Tho
road shall construct or acquire by purchase
or lease. standard gauge. an independent
line of road from Danville across the
main line of the Norfolk and Western rail
road ut Bristol or Max Meadows, or be-
tween these points. 80 as to secure to Dan
Vile an eligible connection with the coal
fields of Southwestern Virginia, and shall
operate such road without discrimination
AGAINST Danvilie. The subscription is 10
be paid in the following instalments
$50 COO when said railroad company, on OF
before July /, 1891. shall have constructed
or acquired the ownership or use of
standard-gause railroad from its depot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-11
A GREAT STORM
ALONG THE NEW ENGLAND AND NEW
JERSEY COAST.
The Lower Portion of New York City hmm
datcd-An Immense Tide-So
Vessels Arrive.
fRr telegraph % the pI.patsn.l

NEW YORK, September l0.-The storm
now prevailing worked considerable dam
age on tho North and Fast-riycr fronts,
and the cellars of the warehouses and tcne-
mcnts on both the east and west SIDES ~
the lower part of the city are III decided
Is chaotic state. Some Of the piers are en-
tirely covered hy the tide. and some that
are usually twelve feet above high-water
mark have their decks licked hy the angry
waves. The bay and rivcrs are in an eN-
cecdingly turbulent state owing 20 the
high wind. The Jersey shore was lnun-
dated IN many places, particularly IN the
vicinity of the Standard OIL Company
works 10 Clarem0nt. On the East-fiycr
front the luldings from Fiiticth street to
Fourteenth street are affected hy the great
rise If water 4 rock opposite Ftueth
street. which Is always visible i'm extreme
high t,dts. is now beneath the water. and
the spindle buoy on Pilgrim rock at Nine
tccuiE street has for the first time been
almost covered. The lower end " Black
Wells Island is submerged. and The keepers
were engaged early this morning IN re-
moving the patients from the frame
ou,-huldiuCs on that portion of the
island. IL Is The general impression
among scattering men that the tide Is
the highest known for twenty-five
years. No vessels arrived mp 10 noon to-
day. lr storm came from -caN f0 ana
was tull-grDwu when 10 struck the coast.
All the telogmphic communication between
here and SANDY Hook IS destroyed 10y the
storm $50 that what disabled vessels, # any.
have run into port since $ o'clock thus
morning cannot boz learned. The Sandy
Hook boats have been obliged 20 tie mp for
the day. The Sandy Hook came mp this
morning, but dare not venture u return.
The Monmouth, which left hero for that
point 20 8 O'Clock this morning. was unable
10 make a landing in consequence of the
high seas and was obliged TO bring her pas
senger back. On ;he return trip the craft
Jared badly: the waves washed clean over
1t and q greater portion Of the guard-rlils
were carried away st Sandy Hook tho
weather is thick and foggy and the gale
blowing. Along the Jersey coast Che surf
is reported the heaviest ever known. \
similar condition prevails all along the
coast q New England and Ncw Jersey.
TIL GALE ~ DELAWARE.
LEwrs. DEL, September l0.-Ihe wind
has been blowing a gale all lay. and 30 =.
u. is undated. The tide was the heaviest
since 1867. Tolepraphic communication
with the hroakwatel was destroyed about
O'Clock this morning. The >chooncrs Al
l-ia Covert. Henry VI. Clarke. J. i. Beck
or. Byron W.. Maud Seward Norena, Cor
trude Summers. and four unknown schoon-
crs are ashore. Both wooden piers have
been DESTROYED.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-11
4 virginia Pres, Association.

TNIUCIHI I'I0EIHIU " no II'FNT T'I
Ro,y0KF. Va, September i0.-NTginia editors
10 mo number 90 siAiy-hyo assembled ~ th'
on,ra- llou.. rrs to-day ~ II a. VI. and orgau-
tzaf a uroa- a--r'i alton ty cicciiug the following
nclccf-. Prc-iie1t i. =. PusL, Roanoke: En-t
Nico-pr.-.leu, S. b. tilhugh. cape Charles;
Second Woo President. g. s. Christian. PULASKI; ;
1hiri ptr-ilonf, p. F.. UariWi'k. Of Abiug-
lnn Fourth Wee President. j. +. Booker, SUI
folK. Tinh Vice. President. j. ". II. Porter,
Portsmouth: Secretary ard Treasurer. j. b.
Fivensh. OF 'hr torfoik L.fg'L Tho address ~
welcome wa. delivered 10y Il. T. Derr. Esq, of
tili- civ. au.i % .raui banquet will bc given mo
editors IS ilc citizens ol Roanoke at the city
ff..l..f r.-rfrff
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-11

NV York. September no. lhc trial ~
Wcrry $. Ives was begun fh,- morning u
Part3.f Court ~ General lous BE-
fore Recorder SmytAr. Whom lye. en-
tIod fhc c,lrt tins afternoon j." looked. .
81. siuie. moro uHcoI.rrnrN Than auy ~
ile crowd Df oli1uk'r,. lt took lu.t tlrro
hours md twenty minute tD hll 'hc jury
laN. The court adjourned lf -5l q. 'iD' *.
morrow morning at ~ O'Clock thc c..'
v.l D., opened hg ilr prlsesut 0n. &c.
fOr. Gm..ng the iWy Recorder -nril5
aimouishri ih,m after tlc usual h,hiDu.
An effort 0n tbe part 81 couns.l for lfos -
keep ham in Ludlow-S rect jail durne tho
trial WIS unsuccessful. Tomorrow night
Ives wll sleep in th. Tomia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-11

In Baltimore on Monday VIII am Ches-
ter. "a negro desperate. murdered. without
any cause. John Kobe. German. b99
negro was shortly after himself hiled
while resisting arrest by policeman.
Some Ohio Democrat papers announces
That ex.presi1ent Cleveland will take tho
stump in Ohio this fall. A victory Tor
Campbell over the Would-be tmrd-tcrm
fire-eating Foraker is predicted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-11

PARATER -Dio1. September TON. 90 So Z.
81. GGNENlkVE f., infant daughter ~ r. ):
ana Mary n. Parater aged eleven mOuins and
twenfy.ono days
Tho funeral will take place rom her tathers
residence. corner Cary AMI Laurel lhJ hcDAh
tie i2tn instant 81 30 j.. ".
Washington. New YORK. Petersburg. aud
Florida papers please COPY
RDDlCK.-Dlcd. Monday, september 9in, IA
tho thirty year ~ ms ag.. WALT sk Z.
RIbDlCk ,Dockj. sou 81 no late william j. kil-
dick.
Funeral from tho residence ~ bis mother. Mr..
Mary z. hidlicz. Gil n0rih seventh street IFS
(Weinv siayj EVENING att O'clock Frieuis 81
the family and % bis brothers, ". X aui II. u.
NIIllck Are lnNlLal 10 attnni.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-11
Tho Colorado Mine Disaster.

DENVER, Col, September l0.-A special
courier sent out from here last night 10 the
scene of the coal-mine disaster near tfol-
den. Col, returned to this city q o'clock
this morning, and gives the following &c
count OF the accident. which places tue
number Of killed at eleven instead OF ten.
The mine is situated one mile from Col
den and produces from fifty TO one hun
drod tons Of coal Der dav. The men who
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-11
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

sEPTgABgg 10. 1882
Auction offerings on Change to-day were .
packages, with three taken in; highest price
p o., aud lowest 81 average, sSsa salos pfi-
vately: Eight packages smokers, cutters, 10
wrappers. and - fllers.
internal Revenue Collections Cigars and
cigarettes. g. t3Ls5; tobacco. S26ol4i. special
slas7 Total, s5,O57.G6.
The tone Of the market remains unchanged.
Tho weather clustering and dusty, With high
winds, and Is ikoly TO brlise weiI-growa To-
E.aea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-11

spot stronger AMI duri: No. rod. ssNas3slc IN
Store. op,jons modoretely cctivo sDd farc
higher a,d nrm; No. y rod. sspteDper. SIZE;
0c,0ber. s5fsc.: November sr: Mny. psc.
Corn quiet aud n tribe higncr light oferiogs
Nc T. 4ftr. en- store options fairy active AMI
stronger. september. fgNc: OCtoDer use,
November, ts,sc; Nay. Sc. Oats nfm and "a
&C higher. options fairly active aud stronger
September. 2sisc: October. 2CSc.; NOSemDer.
16Ec: May lqc. No. spot, &A1lIc e.; MihY'
Ne torn. ssa2ar. HOPS quiei. C0nee -olsiohs
ciosen firm AID unchanged and I'VE point, hp
and irregular. September. thDs OctporI,
els sosslag1: Nay. SO g5osie; spoi Mo strong:
fair csry0es. igkc. sugar strong; renn@n hrin'
Molassfs- Foreign Dofniaal Now Orle1ns Julei-
Rico st,aly. Potroissm study; crude 90.
refined hero. :. r0a CcttOD-stei oil gui"'. hosin
steady. IurpentHe steady. Wool easy slI
QlieL r)rG strong: moss inspeete1. VI y
$3.50: uninspaciei. slaJOasiA b'ef dul. Sa'-
meats firm. Mid8les strpne. Lar'-Spot dnil
options activo: september and october lo"st
new crop nrm: western stoan. fh5S CITY, 60
oplOas-~Septemfo ~ - tN.iobcr. s. ~ askra'
Noycm boz sH.ij asked. frcighs hrm' cotton.
hasd.; grain, 40.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. september 0--The cash quotations.
were. Flour steady and unchanged. 80. ZeprinS
whoat i6ac. 40. rod. sGsc.. No. c"rn.
S}i4c SO. 3 oniA i9a a.. gess-pork. sii.Essil.f1
lard. 500 Shor.-rihs. g3O5asal0 shoulders.
iheashGlt. short clear. foai Haia0 Whnkoy.
si.o1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-11
Nom tamperatura .........
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NRw YORK. ScpfomOor il-The stock NOR
bot today init tls eject ~ tho croSing opinion
thal reaction is due. and except Tor portion
q the Hrst hour and tho last thirty minutes i
We, @ggEiuc throughout. The declines esiab-
lishcd. however. except ia Few stocks were
generally for small fractions only Pressure was
c-pc tally severe against the Grnugcis Chicago
people having aelhug orders IN AL II them On
the unsettled news in regard % tho rate situa-
zion. he retusl' ~ thC Trunk Lines % pro raie
being added 90 tho fear that Chicago, huriins-
ton ana Northern wiu mako a heavy reduction
iu fne through rate in order 90 pay is eXpc1ScA
The df-Ycsif0n to relii19 profits. noivithstsni J.
Ing that de- gouera feeling -fill remains buiiish.
lecarln most ma~fet, and mhay Of tho traders
shutat over to the bear SIDE early In the day.
London to-day socu.ei 60 have caught up 10
f1is cenire IN the matter OF strength. and prices
from th0i place were higher Tor the nfst uine
in many dHys, but tho Influences aboVe
mcnuoncd cGI-cd an Irregular tut genera
opening here AMI among the active SOFIA
Tho declines from last nights prices
reached b, whiie Tennessee Coal WAS down
/. london hal large buying orders m Reading
and ITS sccur't.c, a. Nril Hs Ia Eric AMI sCue
others Of it- fAyorites. but the pressure 8 -ell
Ga fhr rest OF the list soon removed what lit,ie
strength Wa- shown ln tnem. The support a.
corded Reading hy The foreigners, however,
served % keep IL nrm ma tho face or ihe weak
moss # the o'hcr coal'r-. though the decline ln
Jersey seemed 90 De- OF suilerapcc only. Lonis-
Vile and Nashville and Manitoba were nle most
prominent weak -p0ts iu the early trading. and
f"'A 'nt ft- V'"ts ! ''i"eMAN1 N' s''' .''iN
was developed toward noon. hut except IN
Northern ra'lur preferred and Roadlng tho
movement attracted little attention. In the az
fnrnoou @teaiy though slow decline took place,
tne only notable exception being Lake Erie ani
Western preferred, which suddenly shot up J. q
g. na-.. Ihc-" was some realizing ~ ihc pront'
uroa III days lic .iirc 40 the last nali hou-, and
tho closing hElr's wcro shade hciier tnau 700
lowest the market being about -teaiy 40 an i'm
provomcut LAKE Eric ant western preferred
shows "a rair ~ :. but beside. thls tho advances
ire few in number and unimpur,ant. while tho
losse- are ai-o generally outlined 60 small frac-
tiuus, tut tennessee Coal and Colorado Coal
"a D losf a.. LackAwanna lui Manitoba IT,, aul
.f' No' rN1r.a
6rsnIng. exchange quiet an Gem ~ fS'a
4St Money easy 90 -hait. Slt-tressury oN
nncp--tio.d. tl5,, 'it ,lW; currency. -, OF.
tOvorn ricuts du'l ant -fnsIN Tor Is. per
ceut- I2, OK Int A.. coupons, 10 a *. iAt
- | = --.... IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-11

A London forger named Oswell Riddel
Miles, who has been masquerading as "a
brother 10 the Duke of Durham in the
North and Northwest. was arrested AT
Fargo. Society people who entertained
the Young noble" arc rather reticent ON
the subject to-day,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-11

BALTIMORE. september iN-ylrgu!a i0-io-
9G: do. 3-. j-aiiH Baltimore AMI onto. go
a2N: Northern central. ,la13h Cincinnati.
Washington and Baltimore ist7. 100; 10. 3ls,
-: consolidated gas bonds, ~. DO. STOCK.
4lhatl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-11
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
SRw YORK.

New YoaK. September i0.--cotton firm; sales.
l8 bsles: ypiunds, iis1e.; Orleans, ING not
receipts iast5 bales; experts 60 Great Britain.
460s bules. 10 France, 9il bales, stock. 9SSso
bales. Southern nour duh and heavy. What
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-11
TAzEWzLL COUNTY.
Progress on the Ciinch-Vallcy Railroad
Political Matters.

/ tlitIl.i. 'ii Itl 1901 sf.s A.
September @. 1889.
The Clurh-Farey railroad whl BE- completed
fo e,gor,l'- -rcrg. distance 81 thirty miles To-t
of tai- rfaro. ans VIII De- Tuul ne 'o MAJ p INT
vita MESSENGER and freight tram. me l5th o.
O-tolrr. Ihis viii give nlty-0ne miles in opera
sion.
Ills hard 20 realize tho fac, that IN November.
is.n. tlc Norfolk ana western VII b' cphhr''e1
,gif' fne I0ui-gi lo aud Nashville 3y7iem, ana
chem tli. Wili be ihc great through rou,eo OF me
Norfolk aud Western Co the south AMI West m
sfcal II bv Bristol. Tenn. h looks ike no coal.
coke iron, ami timber along ui- Hn' VIII pro
,l,ic, freight franc nul BRING ~ revenue 10 The
rtuiote-t gem ration.
Very ui,!o, II an. political stir here, although
his is tho home 90 hepuhiiraLisih lh Sou,hN's'
V.rgluia This i- the homo - lion. II. Bowen.
the defeated Republican candidate for Con
gress. Uuitod-Statc--Na Marshal Watts, and Hon
Joseph =. Gillespie, senator ol tho district ana
democrats are greatly pleased with their ttkct
and .eoIn fo have no doubt Of rs success. H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-11
loadlns futures ranrod Asfoli0wl.


BLLrN9Ss september io.-Flour fairly a-tiyc
ana stoHiy MheRf-~ouihern duii AMI rainer
easter: tultz. 1lAsSc. l0ugbrrfy. NAM wr1t-
crn stcaiy. 80. uinier red. spot anl >oIion-
her. isaa1s4c. Corn scarce and nominal,
white. lla4lc. yellow. Wa3.t western nrin.
fis2.c. we-tprn white. 2f1-4Nc.: 20 iaiAeI,
23a2lc Rye quiet 40 isafA. Hay quiet; Irno
20 choice Timothy. s,3aii31l Provisions steais.
Butter Ngm western utcscl, l'alirf rfeen-
crv. i-afsr. Eggs steady 70 i9' Petroleum
steady aud unchanged Cofce hrm. Rio car
goes. far 1870 sugar arm. \ rcH. N''-
Mhiskey fairly active al sim treighfst1 Liver
pool persteamer hrfa nour GA. q ain "a 81
Cork Tor Orders. a.. Ni HfA RHcciptN = i3nf
1000 barrels. wheat. taeN bushels. com. ji.hN
bushels OATS 1000 tu-hels shipments None.
salcs-Nheat. tAuoj bushels; cora. 1900 bush
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LANE. PLASTER. c.asNT. se.

7 IyE. CEMENT, AND PLASTER
4 4 have lust received cargoes fresh hocklani
Lime. Hoffman Eosend6le Cement trc-
ported Portland CenenI. calcincd iasster. Fire
brick. Lauls, kxcciaiog, g..
The cello oratod Anchor I" Limo received daily
This lime equals kockianj, eycry barrel qua
rsnteeA WARNER kOOkk
NsYa Scotia Lump and Ground Plssss3