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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01
Range of Thermometer Yesterday
Mean temperature.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. September 3l--The stocs market
to-day wns generally dull. but few leading
stocks monopolized tho interest IN trading. and,
while the general Isl was trhied over an ex-
tremely narrow range, the faYorites made some
marked movements Money was made extreme
ly light. and the rate ruled about per cent all
day long. with the bulk Of business done be-
tween that figure and per cent until late IN the
day. when tho rate won't up 70 80 and at the close
was offered At s. This was partly due TO the
calling In OF loans preparatory 70 tho dispurse-
ments fOr October interest and failed 70 have tho
effect upon prices which IL might be expected TO
have under other circumst stances, besides which
the money situation shows signs OF improve
mont. The principal influence fer evil to-day
was the continued Liquidation In Atchison
and the vulnerahlliiy Of that stock 10
attack. Il dropped per cont The sugar trus;
was comparatively quiet and showed some
strength but nuctuated rather Violently, but
over comparatively small range Among tho
other stocks which made vide movements were
Jersey Central, Manitoba. and Manhattan. The
latter made a spnrt Of per cent, inhuenced by
. talk I'm regard 10 the Exposition Of lsa2' which
IS expected to be OF immense al Tantage To the
company. Tho remainder Of the list was quiet
70 dun. but genera ly displayed firm Tone Tho
close was generally firm at figures. Tho iual
changes are Irregular but for small fractions
only except ia n few specialtes. and Jersey Con-
trail rose 81, Manhattan 2 and Manitoba :, While
Atchiaon Is down I. Total sales. 1874 0oJ shares
80sni1g. Exchange quiet and steady 10 firm Al
80 a4S. Money cry tightnf6s8 Sub-Ireasury
balances Gold. go: currency l.t}.WN.
Governmentsdul and -teacs for Is; per cents,
u eX. int; AZ coupons, lOJ4 tx. Tut state
bonds dull and tea dreless.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01
WnrcH SHALL We SERVE
YoU WITH?

OUR MEMS SUITS RUN RANGE FROM go
TO $40, AND INCLUDE SACKS. CUTAwAYs,
AND FRoCK sUITs-AND THE THIN OVER
COATS FROM $40 TO ss5. WE REST OUR
REPUTATION on THE QUALITIES AND
STYLES WE'RE FURNISHING THIS SEASON.
TIE THICK COATS ARE HERE TO BE
SERVED As SOON As YOU WANT THEM, But
THATLL CoMEA LITTLE LATER
EVERY MAN AND BOY OUGHT TO TAKE IN
THAT SUMNER SIGN HE'S WEARING on HIS
HEAD. 1T POSITIVELY GIVES ONE THE
sHIvERs TO SEE YOU. THE FALL SHAPES
IN DERBYs-THAT MEANS A KNOX. YOU
MAN, MILLER. OK DUNLOP BLOCKED HAT
FROM u.4s TO sLjO-A GOOD QUALITY TO
TIE BEST THAT ANYBODY CARRIES AT ANY
PRICE WE KEEP THREE GRADES or SILK
HATS ONLY-f44O. THE USUAL IS QUALITY /;
$3.50, THAT PUNCHES TOGETHER LINES
THAT EXCLUSIVE HATTERS SPREAD OVER
4 HALF-DOZEN PRICES. AND THE BEST
QUALITY MADE-i2 1T WOULD BE USELESS
TO TRY AND DESCRIBE THE STYLES AND
VARIETIES WE'VE GOT FOR THE BOYS
AND CHILDREN. WE'VE EVERYTHING
FROM POLO CAP UP TO THE LATEST M
PORTED FRENCH NOVELTIES.
IT'S BETWEEN HAY AND GRASS IN FUR
NIsHINGs-wE'RE READY FOR THE EX-
IRENE COLD wEATHER-sTILL you OUGHT
NOT TO WAIT FOR THAT-THERE ARE MID
DIE WEIGHTS IN UNDERWEAR THAT
OUGHT TO REPLACE TIE THIN SUMMER
GAUZEs-WEVE LOTS OF VARIETIES OF
ASSORTMENT HAS MADE A HIT-"CAUGHT
ON OTHER HABERDAsHERs ARE SHOW
ING OUR QUALITIES FOR sc. AND si-BUT
NONE ARE TOUCHING Us AT 30 CENTS
FURNISHINGS ARE HARD THINGS TO
WRITE ABOUT-EvgRYBoDY's WANTS DIE
FER so. JUST TAKE IT FOR GRANTED
WE'VE MARKETED THOROUGHLY AND CAN
BRING TO LIGHT ALMOST ANYTHING YOU
CAN ASK FOR.
THAT'S THE WAY WE'VE LAUNCHED INTO
BUSINESS THIS FALL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01
Placed Under Arrest.
tnr tni.rrnl.h " mo nlanal n 1

10y teit graph I'd '"o '4'i'' ~
CmcAoo. September 80. Seth Twomblev,
the engineer who had charge of the fast
freight that wrecked the passenger tram
ON lie Rock Island road al Eighty seycnt IA
street last Tuesday night. was officially
placed under arrest last evening. The war
rant was served upon Iwombicy A he lay
I'M his bed 90 his home. lie WAS surprised
a, the action Of the coroner's Jury, and
could not understand why that body had
held him. He cursed Fireman LeCloche,
who testified that he CIwombley was
drunk. and said u was untrue. Inc ponce
-s, tIaf thev have a man who saw both
iump nom the cab after the whistle was
blown. aud who also saw the engineer 20
direct 10 saloon after the collision oc-
CURED. r. y. 1wombley, mastor-mechanic
of the Rock Island road. father az Seth,
vas So worried over the accident that hc IS
nov sick iu bed at his home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01
It's Superior Clothing
at the Price.

Business gathers 10 tho long run 70 tho oess
merchant No doubt atout that
But who IA he, How Is he 20 be got at Why
70 himv
Because people are always seeking the best in
ciothing-not the worst; the reliable, sot Tho uns
reliable.
Let them but once mako sure that store
keeps none but reliable clothing and its prices
the lowest that homes, qualities can be bought az,
and that store will prosper. No douos 10 VIII
That's the policy Tho Boston adopts, and -
push their standard up high and clear OF any
question or entanglement vo say; We arc
no, asking your confidence on cheap prices foe
unreliable goods. but just prices for Dependable
clothing.
wo manufacture II, and by eycry method thss
our long experience has made apparent No
seek 10 inform you just what you're buying-by
stating the quality. by opportunity for return Of
the goods, aud by guarantee Of the quality
Nothing bu, Superior Clothing will stand such
fair dealing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01
FOREIGN NOTES.
Cotton Corner Collapse--The Rotterdam
Strfkc-Other Items.
by Anglo-Amercan cable to tho Dlspatch.l

fBy Angio-Amerlcan cable to tho Dlspatch.l
LIVERPOOL. September S0.--The cotton
corner has collapsed on the report that MIR.
Steenstrand, the manipulation OF the cor
ncr. was selling Prices for September de-
livery fell from 6 45-64d. 10 6 1854, and
then rose 10 6 2i-6id.
10 is evident from the course OF the mar
ket that large number of bulls followed
Mr. Stecnstraud. Their nervousness wreck
cd the corneA
A large number Of operators and others
interested IN the cotton market gathered
IN the Cotton Exchange AT o much earlier
hour than usual this morning, expecting
the greatest crisis of late years, owing 20
the corner in September options engineer
ed bv Mr.. Stccnstrand. The market for
that option opened quietly ut decline OF
! one point. The prices Immediately drop
ped TWO points more and then steadled.
/ The month went ont M 6 22-G3d., sellers
/ thirty points under the highest price for
/ TINT month. Mr.. Stcenstrand holds from
20. 900 TO 100000 bales of American cotton,
! the price Of which tomorrow viii be 20.
/ below the prices obtained Saturday. II
/ the spinncrs close their mills for fort
night the accumulation Of cotton Will
/ further deprCciate prices. The new crop
Is pouring in rapidly and this VIII lessen
Steenstrand opportunities for dlsposlng ~
has stock. II IS the general opinion tnat
/ the cotton ring is utterly smashed.
wAR-snPs on HAND.
RoTrrrDAM, September 30.-A number OF
/ striking dock -lab0rers manifested dispo-
eifiou 10 return 10 work today, but they
were prevented from doing so by threats
of their comrades. Two Dutch men-ot-
war. three gunboats and two sloops-ot-
war are moored in the river. Forces from
these vessels viii be landed IN the event OF
/ the striker, creating any disorder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01

BEAUCHAMP.-Died at tho residence Of her
daughter. Mrs. Mary hioley. 250S east Broad
street MRS. ANNE BEAUCEAMP; aged eighty
two years.
Friends and relatives Of the family are Invited
TO atteud the funeral from her late residence
THIS AFTERNOON at O'Clock. No howefs
RAWLINGS. Entered into rest, Scptembsr
~ issg, ALICS LUNDf. wifa Of j. Russell Raw
linss, and daughter Of j. Byrd Lunday OF T.
verify, Brunswick county, Va.
With the last OF summer roses has passed.
from our midst forever young Wiie and mother
greatly beloved and deeply lRmeAtcI
Bright and intelligent with winning manners
that made her 3 general faYOrie, she Will Do
greatly missed In the community. Tor there are
few OF vs. who eau recall the memory OF asgeet-
er nature a lOvelier face, and more winsOme
ways than those Of ALICE LUNDY in her 0tlei,
happy girhoOd.
In the fuller life Of wife and mother she rich
" fulfilled the promise Of her youth, and her
willing heart aud hand responded TO every call
OF love and duty till the last summons came.
she vent in all the fulness ~ her happiness,
but she went ''sOotbed aud sustained by an un-
fatering trust" and for her there Is no mere
death
Nay God deal very pitifully with her sor-
rowing ones; may lie comfort and bless ihem
through this nighttime OF sorrow I'LL for thom,
too,
:. b.
WURELWRIGHT.- Died, September Z9ta, AZ
F. NJ, JULIA, infant daughter OF John and
Lizzie b. Wheelwright.
Funeral from her fathers residence. Gil north
Ninth street, TO-DAY at II A. N.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01
BrickIayers' strike.
lry telceraph 10 Tho Dispatch.l

Try tcltkihIH 10 luo biSPaNhi
INV YORK, September 30. -Between 300
and 100 men were thrown out of employ
ment today by strike ordered 10y the
Bricklavers' Union. Some of the contract
or, have been using brick and cement
made by Peck, Martin d Go. They employ
"a their works -four non-union men (colored
t-amstcrsl and it was TO compel the dis
charge of these men that the strike was
ordered. 1t was like a death-biow to the
wor6mcu. as they had lust commenced To
have steady work, the weather Of the past
months having caused them TO lose a good
deal of time. Some of the contractors are
also placed in bad position, rs They are
under time contracts and also under con-
tracts 10 use brick and cement Of Peek,
Martin ~ CO.'S make. The workmen all
side With the contractors and are loud in
thcir dcnuncation of the union and the
walking delegates There is prospect OF
q long lockout.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01
And still Another.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
Cr-rprrr.p SaDtpmber * ISsg.

CULprPER. September 2s, 1889.
Though We have already III the field
Colonel j. c. Gibson. the regular Demo-
cratic nominee. and Hon. J. W. Bell. in
dependent Democratic candidate. for The
House Of Representatives. We have to-day
as third Mr. Bruce Stungfellow, who IS
announced as farmers candidate Slr.
Stringfelow claims 10 be Democrat. but
his political faith is said TO be Of such a
shaty order that we know not where 20
place him. The Republican committee
held meeting to-day, and while declining
to make any nomination for the county,
virtually agreed to support of Mr.. String
fellow for the House of Delegates.
General Malone is hand-billed " 10
speak at this place on Thursday, nth Of
October. *.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01
hin City Dots.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

Ispeclal teIeGIain % INC UIsDHIVH'I
LYNcHBURG, Va, September 30.-A west
bound freight on the Richmond and ALE
ghany road jumped the track near Big
Island this morning and four cars went
down an embankment AMI were wrecked.
None of the trajnmen were injured. The
wreck Llockaded the track for several
hours and detained all trains.
Forty.five excursionists from Cincinnati
q, route to Natural Bridge passed through
here to-day
Captain Robert ID. Yancey has sent in his
resignation TO the Governor as captain OF
the Light Artillery Blues of this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01
THE FLACK DIVORCE CASE.
The Jury satisfied That There Was a
Wicked Conspiracy.
lBy tcIesraph 70 tao Di-pnich.l

(By telegraph = tle bl-phifhl
Nrw YoRK. September 3D.-At noon to-
d.N .hc grand jury came into Part l., Gen
erl Sessions. with the result 81 their
.y..t 4tau of the Fiack case. Fore
Mu f0rJick read "a long presentment,
which stated that the jury gave ,he case
very careful consideration and had called
before Il.u and examined every person
who could throw any light on the con
.ur4et. lhe jury were satisfied that there
vl- Is wicked conspiracy; that such a con-
4pney could Ice carried ou under the
r.veruf law was great public concern.
Dttact.Attorncy Fellows stated late tins
afternoon that he following persons We're
Indicted lu connection with tne Flack con-
-u.-acv case and would Doe in court to-mor-
low tolI.ni. sheriff James 4. Fiack, VII
ham l.. Fack. his SON, Judge Ambrose
Honcu. counsel tor the Sheriff; Thomas
Meok4. the referee in the divorce proceed
lrg Nh. Raymond, correspondent IN the
c,.ee. and George ID. Hart. brothcr-iu-law
al th4 sheriff
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01
A G A II d.
mo MY FRIENDS AND THEC1r

Two MY FRIENDS AMI lhE IN
l. PUBLIC: ! have opened AZ No. 1910 80
west Broad street lIks1-CLASs bpAhDiNo
AND HIRING STABLES. Horses boarded ~
the day. week, or month. | have also opened
FsBD STORE AT Inc same nulnOer, and Vii
keen on hand a fun supply Of CORN, OAlSs
HAY, MILI~FEED. STRAW. 81.
FREDERICK 4. HOUskhAN.
go g7-F,Su&Tu3t Proprietor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01
ABlTTER POLITICAL CONTEST.
Washington's First Election for state
Government.
By Telegraph 70 Tho Dlspstch.l


Tacoma, VASE. September 3O.-Thc
most bitter contested political campaign
ever fought in Washington ends with the
setting Of to-days sun. Twcnty-four hours
later 10 viii have been decided whether
Washington's frs government is 70 be Re
publican or Democratic The fight between
the two parties has been largely .waged on
stitutiou. deciding OF the capital question,
and the adoption Of the prohibitory and
woman suffrage planks in the Cousttu-
ton coming in ms side issues. The Repub-
licans prophesy the election of their entire
ticket. The Democrats concedc the cleo
ton Of Ferry, for Governor, and wilson
for Congress. but claim division Of the
Supreme judgcship The Democrats claim
the Legislature ON Joint ballot 10y ten. II
is here. 20 secure two United states sena-
tors. that the Democrats have been con-
centrating their entire energies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01
COTTON REPOKE
Market firm.

AhFkeE Ut III
QUOTATIONS.
Kidding. iOTsc.
Low MiDDLISG. iOEc.
bCOp ORpINARY. exc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01
A Private Banker Disappears.

NV YoRE. September 30.-Leon D. LIE
ouArli. the Italian private banker at II
Park street. has disappeared leaving. ms
lv of the laboring class. Nothing WAS left
in the bank except the safe, and all the
furniture 90 LcoIardrs residence was sold.
His depositors number 500 or 900. The
amount of deposits Is vaguely stated at
$4,000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01

During the past month the Police Justice
1ispo.ed of "a criminal cases and tried 81
charges Of ordinance violations. On crimi-
nal charges IA persons We're sent on 10 The
Hastings Court for indictment by the
grand jury, 25 were convicted OF misde.
81 ~urety for their good behavior. and 3il
we're fined. Fines collected for the city
S05s.A for the State, $3.50; costs, S2ll.25
Total. III ,249.22.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01
The American Congress.


WASHINGTON. September SO.-Ihe dele
gate to the international American Con-
press. formal sessions OF which begin on
wednesday next, met in the building ar
ranged for their meetings, corner Of Eigh-
iceAth and / streets. this morning Tor
preliminary conference respecting the OF
ganizaiion. The congress Will consist Oh
thIty-tour delegates Gncluding ten from
tanes and attaches. All Of the delegates are
m tho city aud we're present at the meet
iLgs TODAY except kicanor Bolet Peragee.
Of Venezuela, WHO Is in New York, r, g. y.
Zoealra, Of Peru. and Mes@s. Bliss. DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01
Condensed kilograms.

The Kearssge viii convoy Minister Douglass &c
Hayu.
Tho post-ofice at Cedar Keys, Fla, was rob-
bed OF $50 sunday night
The North German Gazette advises ex.Queen
Natalie Of seryia, not % NEEDLE with politics.
Las. night the force OF worknen Tor ,he state
a, Johnstogn. Pa. laid down thoir tools for good.
Thor viii DO paid OF to-day. There have been
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01

Jacob Zin,smsstor. treasurer OF Beihiehem
township. stRrke county, ohio, nas oesh tv'Fos
co,nts aud tried 20 satisfy the township trustees
WITH a 81 certificate Of deposit when hhd oeen
raised u 1000 by the addition o. three cyphoie.
Forged nOios 10 the amount OF s<o'V0' n"'o "''V
been presented for payment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01
Ascending Book-Kccper Shortage.

CHcAGo. September 80. At a meeting of
the creditors ~ Gibson, Parish d Co. TO-
Ssv parish stated that Clifford, the ab-
sc1ndiuc book-keepor Of the firm, had car
ried OF between 600 and 100000 of the
firms assets. and he was inciinedto think
the latter figure nearer the correct onethaa
the former.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01

SEPTEMBER 30.-Market quiet and steady.
Prime. &c.: extra prime, 5hc.; fancy ga.
.ommon. ,1a9c.: shelied, 3a8Ec: factory hand
picked, sac. The demand AZ both The commits
sion houses and the factories continues light
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01

Mr.. Aaron Harfeld, of this city, Yesterday
received the following telegram from his
brothers David and Goodman VINO are IN
New York. where the former j. charged
with bicamy, will be home Wednesday.
Everything settled
The Disoa'ch correspondent telegraphed
M midnight that the case OF Harfeid was
not called yesterday,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01
TO withdraw from the knights OF Labor
tBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch

BosroN. September 80. The tin-p,late
and sheet-iron workers Of Boston aud VI
cinity have decided to leave the knights Oh
labor and organize an independent union.
The Immediate cause Of the withdrawal -
sai3 20 be the support given by District
Assembly 30 and the general officers TO the
cigar-makers' local assembly. mass
meeting viii be held tomorrow 70 aci upon
the question OF applying for membership
~ the A1nalgamated Building Trades Coun-
81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
sALksRspoarso - ss5Rsr.sr

SALES REPORTED - ssJRgrAgD
WnEAT.-White. - bushels very good al &c
Iorgberry, 80 bushels very good ON private
terms: 20 bushels good al 49,. Shortberry, 81
bushels very good ~ Sc: 2h bushels worry good
NJ 36c: 60 bushels very good az &c; So bushels
good at sOc : l54 bushels tar az nc 6Ol bushels
fair at 15c; p bushels common AT Hc. 100
bushels common al H.: % bushels common ~
zoe 40 bushels common NJ Csc; % bushels conf
mon a. &c. Total salos Of wheat, 2,202 bushels
CORN.-Nhite, 1900 bushels fair on private
terms Mixed, 300 bushels very good on private
terms Total sales of corn. 300 bushels.
OATa-Winter. o bushels very good al &c.
- bushels good at i2c Total sales Of oats, 10
bushels.
RYK.--lG bushels very good az &c.
MEAI.-l2 bushels country boiled on private
terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01

VII'- ~ III7 VI
To inhn'e the germs % disease with their daily
breath IA the fate Of denilens OF malaria
scourged localities everywhere. The ende1ii,
atmospheric poison may, however, be rctt OF iis
venom and rendered inno1ious by defensive
use Of UO-tetters stomach Bitters. This pref mi
neutly safe and effective remedy AMI safeguard
not only eradicates the disease whom developed,
but cuablos the system 10 safely brave its a.
sauit-. Every physical function IL confirmed IA
or restored 10 regularity. the circulation Guica
eped II sluggish, and bilious habit. which Of It.
self begets "a proneness 70 both intermittent and
remittent types Of malRrial disease where OK
trinsic atmospheric causes exist powerfully
counteracted by this intmitable terrifying and
defensive agent. which has, moreover. none Of
the dlsagrceable characteristics Of a lraslic ca
thartr or an 8lkGiod Fever and aGue, dumb
ague AMI ague-cake. and the cQierfurG OF the
Isfhmus are conquered by 10 surely. pleasantly.
Rheumatism, neuralgia, govt, kidney and blad-
der troubles, constipation, and Indigestion yield
10 H. Oc l-Iu, 1h(W) &SA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Ohio stock nominal at s5aq24 Northern Central
stock. 7la52H: Cincinnati, Washington and
Baltimore lists. 1901; DO certificate. lo1 salO0a :;
do 2is Of BID do. Dds, IS bid; consolidated gas
bonds. ll3 asked: DO. stock. 81 4 aif4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01

BALTIMORE. september3. Flour luieter and
steady: hoHard-strest and western ouper, - oOa
So; extra, salsasi family. tLl0asL0: city
mills Rio brands. extra, th62afA7a- Wheat-
southern hrm; Fultx. S0a90s.: Longberry. VA
9oc. No. =, S5r steamer. &c: western nrm.
Corn-Southorn nominal at i0ai2c. western
steady: mixed spot 40hc. (: October and soyeni-
Der. 5sJ1aiDc January. 33gsa391.c. oats urn:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01
A Weak Republican Nomination IN Nanse-
mond.

ToVTVIaI TVIVsI ON - mo '7I7F''7
SUFFOLK, September 30.-The Republican
County Convention met here to-day and
nominated Thoa Whitfield for the House
If DELEGATES from Nnnsemond. The nomi-
nation is considered weak one. The
Democrats will nominate their candidate
on October l4th (court-day), and 1t IL
thought that with popular nominee We
may carry the county, though it Is strongly
Republican,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01

The adjourned meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Blacks System COMPANY
will take place at the company's office 40
O'Clock this evening. Important busl-
ness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01
Death of an Old Lady-Pubiic-school
Teachers.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatchl
ToANo. Va, September 30. 1889.
Day before yesterday Judge Farthlng
preached the funeral of Mrs. Sallie b. Rich
ardson. She was eighty-three years old
and ranked third among the oldest ladies
of the county,
Two OF the district boards have elected
the following publc-school teachers for
the present session Whiies-Mi IS nate Nat
lor. p. T. Cowles, c. p. Marston Gall Of
the countv). and Miss Kate Z. Fuller, of
Richmond. Colored-W. L. Mapp, OF
N1rthampton: Mittie Gibson, Of Hamp-
ton. aud J. l.. Lancaster and w. K. Lam
caster, Of Farmville. PENINSULA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01
FIFTY KILLED AND INJURED.
Two Express Trains in Collision While
Passing Through a Tunnel.

fBy Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatch.l
NAPLES. September 30.--A disastrous railway
accident occurred yesterday between this city
and FOgsia. Two express trains came INTO col
lision while passing through tunnel. and TWEEN
~ carriages were telescoped. The killed and
Injured number NIFTY,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01
nnnds-PublIc Debt.

IUN IWITFIWVI % wv
WASHINGTON, September 30.-The bond
offerings today aggregated $4,000. All ac-
cepted AT l2s for A. and l05A for "a.
Il a estimated at the Treasury Depart
ment to-day that there has been decrease
Of Sl3. 500 900 in the public debt since the
l.s instant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-01
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MoyDAy. September 30. 1854
SALgs-FrRsT BOARD.-f2.000 Charlotte, Co
iumbia and Augusta ga at lO7A $1,000 Georgia
Pacific SO at IL