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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
Exports and Imports Of Specie.

NEW York. October 19.-The exports OF
week amounted TO sis7 $50. of which S32,-
$50 was in gold and ;f455.025 silver. OF the
total exports Sl7 900 IN cold and S454 650ln
silver wont to Europe and Slj. $50 in gold
and S375 in silver to South America. The
imports OF specie for the week amounted
TO S3i .234, of which S26299 was gold and
81 Qc5 IN u LIVER
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
4 Big Democratic Meeting at Glover.

Especial telegram q INC Dspai'n'l
Clover, Va. October ia very en;husi-
aetic Democratic meeting was held here to-
day, Mr. }. II. Hanklus, one OF tine nomi-
Nos Cor the House. opening the meeting in
n brief speech IIewas followed by samuel
/. Adams. OF South Boston, III n telling
snecch of an hour lie poured hot-shell
into tho Malone camp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY. October 10. 1889.
sALBs-FIRsT BOARD. 900 Lynchburg city IS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
FOUR PEOPLE KILLED
In Railroad Wreck on tho Baltimore
aud Ohio.
nv telegraph ~ Tho Dlspa.ch.l

PTTsnrEGH. October 19-Iho particu-
lars Of the railroad wreck az Confluence,
Penn. this afternoon are meagrc. The ac-
cident occurred on the Baltimore and Ohio
branch railroad between Confluence and
Oakland. Tho gondoia-car jumped tho
track and caused the wreck. -Four work
men ere known to have been kille0 and
probably fifteen others Injured.
Only two men were killed outright IN
the railroad accident at Confluence to-
day-Jamcs Fitzpatrick. Of Wilmington,
Del. and "A colorel laborcr 4 large NUM-
Der were huTt two or three Of whom may
die. Tho train WAS a construction IRAN,
and was being pushed by an engine. The
trnin had three cars. The men were
in the first two. one of which jumped tAe
track. The third car was loaded with rails,
and was pushed upon the forward cars
containing the mon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
Death Benefit Paid.

". F. Eudnall. treasurer Of Napoleon
Council. No. III. American Legion os
Honor, has paid Mrs. Edward l.. Trant
81. O0O. the amount of insurance of her
husband. This order pays $50 weekly
sick benefits and death benefit Of $500 TO
5000. and in eight years has pad TO
widows and orphans over @l20JO,0OO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
4 Congressman Ill.
rBy telegraph to the Dispstch.l

NASHVILLE. October l9.--Congressman
W. G. Whitthorne, Of the Seventh Tennes-
see district and al one time chairman of
the Committee on Naval Affairs of the
House OF Representatives, is lying at the
point of death at his home, in Columbia.
Maury county. Mr.. Whitthorne has been
dangerously i'll for several weeks,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
wRcKIY BANK STATEMENT.

Ngv YORK. October 10 The following Il ths
weekly bank statement Reserve, increase,
81 C2i.&15. loans, decrease. t5,i4 100. specie. 10
crease, f2G35 500: legal-tenders. decIease,
1853. 200; deposits Decrease f2,2ll 900 crvula-
uon, increase, 1880.
Tho banks now hold s9l6.6J0 In excess OF the
- Der cent rule
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
THE RICHMOND Observation-Disclosures OCTOBER 20. 1889.

sowders, Hoover, Donohue, Gunson, Man
ming. and Pearco.
L5uisciac; Ryan. Cooke, Vaughan. Eth
rett S,ratton. living. Raymond, Galligan,
Tomney, Shannon, Weaver, Browning, Nc
Dornott, and Wolf.
-. linus, Corinsky, Mulligan, BOYLE.
Robinson, Fuller, Latham, O'Neiu. Duffy,
Mccarthy. Chamberlain, King, Stoyells,
Ramsey, and Mata.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
Gn.nrI ser,lce, Tn-Day.

The Richmond College studentsw will hold
religious services IN the chapel at the Sol
diers' Home to-day at IL o'clock ana IN the
chapel at the almshouse at p. NJ.
Gospel services viii be held II the Pc
hce-Court room at p. II. by Rev G. +.
Milltut.a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

iheUNftrl fNt wv HloAN'''Fl
OcroBKR iq.--MArket guiet Sales OF oeI grade
stock reported on private forms. Prim@ exc,
extra prime. &c: fancy, j@c new 1iiy1, tta
4Nc.; shellei, 3A3.c: factory hsnd-picked' "a
TLr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
MECKlFNBURG.
Political sYcetings-TorsonaI and Other
Notes.
Corrcsponlenco OF the Richmond DlsDatchl

orrrsponIcnco % the Richmond DisDatchI
CHASE Cry. Va. October 10. 15s9
Congressman Chc0dic. IT Indiana, and a
colorcd man FROM North Carolina and
NV Hampshire politician tried to get up
O meeting here Yesterday IN fho interest OF
fopubhCauism. II was attended by
small crowd of negroes and very few
whites. Dir. Chcadio said he came 10y Peters
burg and received his orders from Mahoue
after he entered tine State. He dwclt cspe-
chilly upon the tariff, but his negro hearers
were reminded IF their freedom given
them by the Republican party, and not
only that hut their right 10 vote, ne said,
Hc claimed that the Republican party 81
the nation owed a debt Of gratitude 20
Malone which could never be paid, for
when oil the results Of the war thor free
dom and the constitutional amendment
We're in peril Malone joined the Repubh-
cans and gave the party an undlsputcd ma
lOritv IN the United States Senate; TINT
be had also spent hundreds OF thousands
uf dollars % building q normal school and
insane asylum for them near bis own home
and placing about half u million of dollars
Of his wrecked railroad into the public
school fund. He claimed That thc Eepub-
hcan party was fOr @ protective tnuh,
which meant high WAGES for the laborer.
Malone was the Republican party of
higher wages. Such was the clap-trap
Of this copuicnt specimen of humanity
from the h0osler State. Surely "A party
must be IN apit.ablc condit ION abandoned
bv AN Of IT'S native speakers and COM
PEELED 90 import men from Indiana New
Hampshire, and North Carolina o. cn-
tighten its followers upon state aNiir4.
And upon State matters thor ignorance
was amazing. intending to mslead and
rockies and untrue in assertion.
M'EINNEY CLUB.
The Democratic dub Of this town have
raised 70 large Mckinney banner and IS con
efantly increasing iu numbers and ELL
Cheney half dozen cQlored mon have
united with tins club. Many more express
"a desire 20 dO so. Intimidation by the
black Republicans alone prevents a large
colorod Democratic vote here.
Senator John ". Daniel viii address the
people of tins county next Monday. Coun-
fv-Court dAy. This Will Toe the first OPP
portuuity our people ever had to listen TO
this true and distinguished son of Nlr-
ciua, aud the crowd to hear him viii be
immense.
Circuit Judge f. d. Irving. adjourned
hi, court M Tins county on "Wednesday,
siter term continuing fifteen DAYS.
Nearly % hundred dncrecs were entered,
and amoue them . decree pepetuatine the
Injunction IN tho suit az Homes for, &c, as.
the Bank of ClMksyilie. Mr.. {. ). Faux
uor 81 BoYdtou, was appointed receiver OF
this bank Tho general impression a. hat
81 is % badly broke institution, while
others think # the property transferred 20
4 brings % fair value the dcpOstors Will
lose acomplratively small percentage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20

The fire Friday night which occurred on
north Seventeenth street damaged the
fertihzeI-fact0ry Of James f. Iinsley to
tic extent Of - 600 Il originated IN q
small dwcllng-house adjoining the pro
perty of Mr. Tlnsley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
Dropped Dead.

Especial telegram 10 tho DisparhI
CrlrvrrR, Va, October lg.-Mr. .Silas
Bro0piug. a woll-known citizen Of our
coun.y. aged about thirty-hye years,
dropped dead Of apopleXy in the store or
air. Norman Ashby this afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
The Original Galatea.

This Partisan mystery is on exhibition as
107 east Broad street from 2 TO and from
7 10 IOP. H., with performances every
twenty minutes. The management an
nounce four entirely new changes to-mor-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20

sr. LOUIS. NO.. October i9.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat closed about y below yesterday: Nc.
rel, cash. :. 1c. October. - May, ~ sSihc.
Corn lower, dull ant wess No. mixed. casn,
2SSc. asked, CSC. bi Nay. Nss9',c asked
oats lower: No. z. cash. is =, bii. i5'.c eskod;
MAY, 9ihR<ikc. bii. Whisky. t.ia Provi-
sions very frn but quiet. Pors. sil54.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. october 10 Baltimore and Ohio
nominal at 9laNtN: Northern Central, tOAa1l ::
Cincinnati, Washington and Baltimore lists, l00a
l0lH 10. certificates, 99&ai0 70 do. certificate
2Is, 20: DO 3ds. p consolidated gas bonds, ~:
DO. stock. 49,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
Republican state Ticket Withdrawn.
CBy telegraph % me Dispatch,

JACKSON, Mss, October l9.-The Repub-
lican State Executive Committee. to-day
formally Withdrew their State ticket and
issued an address explaining their reasons
for so doing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20

nrR.oNALa AID RaGEFs.

Mr.. Thomas Davis. one Of tho Democratic
nominees for thc Rouse Of Delegates from
thi, district. was in che city yesterday.
Tho Republicans had meeting at the
Hull-,treet crossing last night and several
local speakers addressed the audience.
The Democrats OF Chesterfield county
viii have % meeting 70 Rohinson's Store on
Monday night next at o'clock. he meet
Ing viii be addressed By Sir. Meade Has
hns. of Richmond.
"How Reckless Man. BE- the Use Of His
Knife, Showed Is Contempt tor the Word
of God" will be- the subject of Rev. F. NJ
Pcterson's sermon at the Central Methodist
church tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PoRr os RICHMOND. ocroBEs 10. u


Steamer Arlol. DeJo. Norfolk. me:chsafiss
8ni passengers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20

LIVERPOOL. October is-Noon-Cotton easy:
American midiltug. & l-i6: sales. 400 bales
speculation and export, go balos, reccipta ai.0O
bales: American. $50 bales. Futures weak;
October, i6-e4d.. October ard November.
B 37-Gti November ani Docem Der, sS-5tl
December ami January, 2i-ctd.; Janu-
ary aud February. 5i-fii.; February and
March, 5 9a-Gai. March aud April, S1-osd
May and juno. 53@6if.
p M-American good middinz. i-ied.
middllug, .j-l6d. low miidlins. "a good
ordinary. 5Sd. ordinary. tl6d. sales today
included 1900 bales American October, o5-std,
buyers October AMI November. 3Sdid, buy-
ers: Noyom Der and DECEMBER, 5 - 61d., buyers;
December and january. 3 SS6'i, buyers
January and February, 3S64d., ouyers ssp-
rIary and March, 8 3L64i., sellers. Nafcn and
April, 5 3i-Gid.. value. Apth AMI NAY, leosl.'
sellers: MAY and juno. E-6ii.. sellers. ru-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20

- WASHINGTON. October TO- For Vir-
t g,nia, fair Till Monday night, stationary
fAlH Temperature, followed Mon DAY by cold
l or Hes'ber snd sou theriy winds, bo-
rJcomlng westerly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
MARKETS BY TeLEGRApH
NEW YOgK

NV AORh
NEW YORK, October ~ Cotton dun sales,
rs bales: uplsnd-. 10 9-l6c Orleans, 10 i3loc.
net receipts. 1855 bales; e1ports--to Great
Britain, 9.ei9 bales. stocE, 5i0,IiS bales south
ern hour dun and heavy. Wheat duh and
s,alc. lower: Nc ? rod, s3aS3hc. In elevator
options SHOW isrye dealings oD unloading ~
foreign houses AID local longe, prices ars down
g.alc. and closet weak No. : red. October. Sc:
Novembe Der. 3'4c.: May, 90ac. Corn sieaiy and
moderately active; No. ?. 30. 81 elevator. CD
tons quiet and easy October. Sc. November.
quiet and irregular; October, 25c. November,
$40. May, q SC Hops quiet and steady. Cox
Options clio ed steady and euli October,
sab: MAY. 3lAi0asl125 sp0, kio s,eady and
gu'ot; far cargoes. IKE. sugsr-ka1 noml-
mai: refined weak ami quiet Molasses-for-
elgn dull: New Orleans quiet Rio arm and
fairly active. Petroleum quiet and steady.
Cotton-seed oil irm; crude, SIC yellow, 5ea
3SSc. Resin firm ana quiet Tufpenune nrm
OF is5a4ac. Pork unsettled : mess. Inspected,
9lgafl250 Beef quiet; extra ness. s. plate,
g. 75asa IS Beef hams dull. Tered beef strong
er: city extra india mess, tlaO0aslt0 Cut
meats quiet MIddes arm. Lard stronger and
quiet: western steam, $40: options-oc.ober,
$40 old. Froighs firmer; eoiEoh, has-k.c. !;
grain, 5isd.
BALrrsoRs. October 10. = Flour steady.
WheAs-southern quiet: faitz, 1sas7c. Long
berry, s0assc.: western steady al decline; 20.
winter red, spo. ana October. slAaSa.c. Corn
southern white nominal At 3ia45c., yellow. s0a
4lc western easy. oats nrm; western Vote,
9aasc. do. mixed, etA a2D<c. kye quiet oot
steady: prime 10 choice, b6a5se. HAy-slsck IN
curry; prime TO choice timothy. 5l5atit FRO
visions strong. Butter quiet: western pecked'
ioaiSc. creamery. xAssa Eggs auus nesf'vs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, October 70, 1881
..f4.r.Hfkt-s

WHsAr.-8Q09 bushels
CoRS.-2 900 bushels.
OArS.-E bushels.
hYg.-s.a bushels.
sAL.ssS'OgrsD 70 ss-RgrAsE
WngAr.-Mixed, go bushels lair ar SEC. short
berry 80 bushels fair At 81: l,2u bushels fBtr
on private terms; 10 bushels common al Uec.
Total -aios OF wbnat. 1870 bIHhes.
GJaS.-Whlte. 90 b.sh0ls primo on private
torms.
OAr.-Wintor, Il bushels very good On private
torms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
WEST POINT.
4 Cotton Port-Heayy Receipts.

WEST PoI>r. Va. October 19-Tbe re-
coipts Of cotton continue heavier than for
the corresponding totals of last wear. The
receipts to-day were 400 bales Three
foreign ships are still loading here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
M tho suit Of Homes a.
,f Claksyllie. Mr.. {.
dtou, was appointed I
The general impress.
Nv broke - institute
k # the property tran.
fair value the dcpo'
lrativcly small percen
RAILROADS.
&c al, t1.,fta ave-

The grading of tho Atlantic and Danville
railroad ire TINS county has made rapid pro-
gross this fall. and the opinion Of contrac-
tors and raIlroad-Won Is that the entire
line from IawrencovIlle 90 the North Caro-
lima line. and probably 10 Danyllle, Will be
certainly completed and ready for the SUI
pr-tructure by tine 1st of December.
A LARGE crop of wheat Will Doe seeded tins
fall. and the weather for three weeks has
been very favorable for this work.
The CHINA. nDwspaporl has moved from
GAINESVILLE 30 Bovdtou. 10 viii now have
the distinction of having been published
boo au three towns Of the county; nut ~
deserves mention that ~ has always been
an excellent and intensely local weekly ana
merits announcement and support.
Fleming ). Jritro.s. son of Captain !. -.
Jenrc-4. of This town, has recently been
elected professor Of Latin. English htcra-
iur.. and mat hcrnatics IN Mt Zion College.
NonteomslN. Ia. lie PES about TWENTY-FIVE
years Ola and bad for some time been sue
cts-.uily tcaChiu,. mn the south.
a SuudaN--rhpOi convention, composed
81 delegate 90 be- selected hy the sunday
schools az an denominations throughout
this county. viii be held at this place ON the
2-th and -5th OF this month. Mess1s j.
ID. X. Sl.isht and William Lllyson. of your
cItt. are expected o. take part lu he eNer-
claa7 The attendance VIII Tee large, as
much Interest is now manifested mere IN
Sunlav--chool work.
Tine South-idc Academy here under
Professor Br.ft0w. is succeeding IemWk a-
~, wei. aud additions to number Of stu
dents made every week. >.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
HE NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
Tho Hustings-Court Grand Jury-Personal
and Other Items.


The October term Of the Manchester
Hastings Court commences tomorrow
morning mt 10 o'clock. The following spe-
cial grand iurv has been drawn for the
term George T.. Gary, Alexander keams,
+. ". jenkins. j. W. Caudle. George y.
Elv. r. Y. Owen. Thomas Smith. Arthur
NcCrouc. and William VI. Hughes. The
last named is colorcd. There are two
felony cases 60 engage the attention Of the
grand jury.
JUDGE HAScoC2's COURTS.
jude y. 4. Hancock has just returned
from the counties OF NOttOwaY and Bruins
wick. where has been holding the fall
term of the Circuit Courts
In Nottowav ne entered tifty-seyen de-
crccs aud fifty CDmmOn-iaw orders.
railroad damage suit engaged the atten-
ton of the Court for four days resulting
in "a verdict Tor the railroad company. In
this county there are two hundred char
cery aai seventy cOmmou-law eases on the
docket.
Ia Brunswick county one hundred and
eighteen chduCoTv dccrecs and forty-hNe
common-lav orders were entered. James
Wheeler and Harrison Jones, who had
been convicted Of highway robbery and
sentenced TO ten years confinement IN the
peniteuaaW by the County Court, ap-
litNUU I'd i'I' NiAAittN NNttlt l'fi - % i'-''
After inspecting the records and hearing
the arguments OF counsel Judge Hancock
sustained the ruling of tho County Court
and refused to grant a new trial The pm,
sOners. by counsel, excepted, and VIII
carry the case to the Supreme Court Of APP
peais.
Judge Hancock opens the Greenesyillc
Circuit Court on Monday.
THE MECHANICS.
The State Council Junior Order United
American Mechanics meets IN Manchester
Monday New South Council, No. 3. Will
tender The bodya complimentary reception
that night at Leader Hall. Tho grand
march Will begin at o'clock. At 10 o'clock
the presentation OF a flag Will be made, and
ut II o'clock d banquet viii be- gwen NJ
Odd-Fel0ws' Hall. The committees are
composed rs follows
On Invitation: William VI. Lpscomb,
James A. Moore and A. Il. Hooker.
On Banquet: .. !. Merritt. ) II. Clarke,
jeremiah Marks. VI. +. Martin. and .. T..
Bass.
Floor Committee: J. T. Wakefield, ". I.
Pearmlu. Robert Campbell. ollie Elder. j.
". Smith. J. A. Cerslev, Joseph i. Samp-
son. aud Joseph A. Haley.
Reception Committee: The Councl-tho
Councillor, chairman.
PERSONALS AND BaGEFs.
Mr.. Thomas Davis. one Of tho Democratic
nominees for thc House OF Delegates from
thi, district. was in che city yesterday.
Tho Rpuu hlicaus had "A meeting at thC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20

Information IS received I'm this city Of
thc death ON the l0ih instant IN Austin.
Texas. of General james NJ. Goggin, ma
tive of bedford, and well known through
ont the State. General Gogsin was bro-
tncr of Hon. William J.. Goggin; deceased
and also Of the late John o. J.. Goggin,
fJf many years O distinguished member Of
th" lNuchburg bar
The marriage IS announced Of George J..
Nurroll and Miss Mildred Irving Garland,
daughter of Rev. DR.. Powell Garland, 10
take place IN this city October Wth.
a freight tram on the Norfolk and West
cru was wrecked this morning on Pea
Creek mountain between PulaslI and Max
Noadow-. LIGHT cars were demolished,
but 30 ono was injured.
Rev. Father j. j. McGurk. pastor of the
Church of the Holy Cross. left TO-DAY to
take part in the conservation Of Bishop
Van dc Nyvcr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20

COTTON REPORT.

Wcqlote: Fine. s2J)stlTJ supsrin,, gl7Ja
s. q; extrA sL5)AsL7j. = nty, SiibL,l paIsa'
tamuy. country. sL25l!A25
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
General Raum Appointed Commissioner
M ,eloeranh 10 to Dspatch.l

WASHINGTON, October l9.c-lne f |, s,,'.il
to-day appointed General uroele i -, neuan'
of Illinois. to be Commissioner VI oii'''''''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
80 SECOND BAPTIsT CHURCH

corner Main aud sixth streets Rev W. W.
LASDRUS. D. d., Will preach a. II A. NJ. and
T.. VI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
APPOINTMENTS
by the state Democratic Executive Com
mittec.

mittec.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatchl
ALEXANDRA. Va, October 19.-The EX-
ecutivc Committee to-day made puhlc the
following appointments for addresses by
Democratic cauya-eers:
HON. IT. r. POLLARD.
King and Queen special, Saturday, De-
tober Goth.
GTOEGr PERKINS, ESQ.
Shenandoah (spcciaD, October oath and
2Gth.
JUDGE TLoUESOY.
Bristol, Wednesday. October 23d.
Liberty Hill THURSDAY, October oath.
Abingdon. Friday, October 23th
Wise Courthouse, Tuesday, October
Bie-stone Gap, Wise county, Wednesday,
October 30th.
Jouc.yile. Lee county, Friday, Novem-
Lee county, Saturday, November "a.
CAPTAIN p. W. MRINNry.
buchanan Courthouse. Tuesday. Octo-
Der 22d.
Sand Lick. Dickinson county, Wcdnes-
dav, October 23d.
Mcclure. buchanan county, Thursday,
October oath.
Dickinson Courthouse, Friday, October
25th.
Pound, Wise county, Saturday, October
26th
Guests Station, Wise county, Monday,
October 2Sth.
Wise Courthouse, Tuesday. October 29th.
Hc-Stouc Gap, Wise county Wednesday,
October 30th.
Chnchport, Scott county, Thursday, De-
tobor 3l-t.
All the leading railroads in the state
Will make ono fare 10 the voters who
VIII return home to vote at the coming
election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
.d,ns ,a,ure. ranged A. follow, /:


CINCINNATI, October i0.-Wheei weaker snd
lower: No. red, ~. Corn unchanged. No .
mixod. "a, Oats dun and weaker; No. mixed.
pc. Pork scarce and firm AZ 81. Lari ront-
nal AZ Sdi24. Bulk-maats arm. fhort-fibs,
Sse2s Bacon unchanged. shori-clesr. ta1sa
sd37E Whlskey stc0fv AZ fi0l. Hogs slov;
common and Hight s. 25att Is; parking aud
butcher. il03aSz3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Transcript of Deeds Recorded in tho CITY
and County.

The following deeds of bargain and sale
we've recorded Yesterday IN the clerk 3
Office of the Chancery Court:
Henry B Eubank and wife 10 4. J..
Valentine % feet on the south side OF JAY
near Buchanan street. improved. 500
John G. Gibson and wife 10 James II.
Nuckol4. 7 feet on the north side of Ora
ham between FULTON street and Williams
burg avenue S77.27.
George =. GUY 10 Sallio u. Stouts trus-
tee. y feet on the east side of Second be-
tween Cary and Canal streets. 1880.
Anne I. Ilanlls executors 10 Charles
O'B. Cowardin. 361 feet ON the south side
Of Franklin between First and Second
streets. improved, Sls,
Clarence Pcyton and wife's trustee to
Emma Pevton. wife of Clarence Peyton.
49,. feet ON Leigh street no the northwest
corror of Greham, improved. 800.
II. ". Smith and wife 10 LOWS Hlnter,
Il feet on the south side OF Cary street
near Fourth. $500
Salle u. StOuts trustee to George F.
Guy. l. feet on the east side OF Second be-
tween Cary and Canal streets, $1,000.
uLyn1co COUNTY COUNT.
John f. Anderson and wife 10 Ira Glaze
brook. one half undivided interest m 1913
feet ou the north side of Minder between
Carter and Washington streets. near the
western limits OF Richmond, s3j2.6i.
Robert $. Duke and wife to Jefferson
Johnson. IA acres In the upper end OF
Ilenrco county, $3.50.
John Dunlop, special commissioner, TO
J. I. Anderson. 1913 feet on the north side
of Winder between Carter and Washington
streets. @G3S50.
james q. Fox and wife to James Lewis,
IS feet on the north side OF Z street near
Twenty-frst, improved, $3.50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. ocroBES ~ 1881.
lBy Telegraph
ARRIVED

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Steamship Rlgiya, New York, eosiej, ana
sailed for Ciodai.
steamship Fast Gate. New York. coalei. aud
sailed for Pregfeso.
steamship Anorly, New Orleans. 70 coal
Steamship wyanoko, Mchmoni, AMI sailed
for New YOrs, merchandise.
steamship Richmond. New fork. snn ssilei
for West Point mercaanfiso.
Steamship Roanoke, New YORK, and sailed for
New YorK. merchandise
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20

A shilling. q quarter. OF 70 pennies VIII
,,na q bottle OF Dir. Bulls Cough SYrnn-