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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30

REVIEW OF rHE CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO, October %. Wheat opened duh ani
easy, held steady for awhile, aud later became
more aeise and weak al declining figures
kafy trades wore about sc. under the eiostng
figures Of yestcrtsy, held uatil nearly II O'Clock
within &C. range, Dut after thar broke OF IA
re-. with &c. reaction later, ami ihe eiosilg
lgaros were &C. loser Zoe Decvmber and ~.
loe sr Tor Nay than yesterday Keesipts tor lae
North Ne - coGanRe large. agsregatin< al Mime
apol,a and paluth s& GAGS, win 1000 reported
on ths track at ksinaecrotiA A moderate sne'n-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30
THE PARNELL COMMISSION.
Michael Davitt Resumes Ills Address and
Denies Many Assertions.

Try Anglo.Amer4cen cable 10 the Dlspa,-nl
I.ovDow. October 29.-Michael Davitt re-
sumcd h;s address before the Parneil Com
mission to-day He referrcAto the action
of the Chicago convention ~ disprouug
the assertion that the Ciau-na-,iaei was &C.
lively allied with the league. Inc authors
of the articles on "Pmneiiism and Crime.
which were printed I'm the TD,cs. he SAID.
wilfuIly invented and garbled quotations
from The American papers. I'VE adIhiltct
that the expressions of some oi the sptat-
ers at Chicago we've bitter against Eng;;
land. But the convention was held
during the period whom the league
was under the ban of suppression, when
"a number Of prominent members or
the parucllI.c party We're IN prison. ant
whom force had crushed ont the constltu-
iona movement Hence the speakers
were lalCrlng under great excitement.
" Paucllam and Crime the liars cato
chsm. distorted everything relating To the
movements of the Irish IN America. lie
instauced as q basoless lac the statement
that he met the chiefs ~ tine amer Al A.
saesinationpartvw while M the United states
and concerted with them 90 form an lri-h
federation, and that parnell assisted m inns
scheme. He (Davlttl lad often rcpudatad
the policy of revenge ndv0c1tnd hN the
extremists in America. Davtt also -Aid
that many erroneous REPORTS were current
respecting the Clan-na-tmel. W hicn or-am-
cation. De said. WAS not au as as-inatlou
society, nor any moro secret society thAn
was be Order OK Ere. masou. IN Great
Britain. Davitt dwsit at GREAT length
upon the social condition Of Ireland 10
show that the acrarian outrages COM
mitted from 1879 10 1892 were cue to DR."
social conditions of the country and 10
economic causcs and not 90 ms teaching
or 10 tho work of the Land League. ne
stated that he ORGANIZED FL" league with
the object of ab0lishn- lnu1lnril,r. Thus
be- held was q perfectly legal md constitn-
tional end 10 work for. Tho means en-
ploved We're constitutional H. denied
that the Irish town meeting 10 which Nh"
league was started wac nfrluU"d ht
Feuiane with I'm umul. object. Many Of
those present M the meeting were ien@n~.
lat they only acted as farmers and radical
land ref0rfuer4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30
THE BRADSrREEr COMPANY,
4 CHARLES r. CLARK, PREsIoESF.
BRADsTREET's RICHMOND OFFICE
no. lios EAST MAIN SkkEhL.
Telephone Notji
IN. Witty. supsrintsnian.

The Richmond oaice aas moro tngn Kept pace
with the rapid growth D, The csiy aud develop
inenI OK Iho territory tributary " A. II Offers !,
TO mercantile community OF This section ali Ias
adyaDtAgeso i asyslem tne superiority " wnica
II recognized la every trado eenIo 81 Tho eiWl-
.zrd Werld. inal 10 Is 10 speciai soAss prepared
10 quart the inscroaso Of its iOcas patroas "a AZ
tested Dy tho fact tnat iI mas nov larger sxE bss
sfsnsersbays ,Aaa any other Hfcaa.tls dcsnsA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30
The AlI-Amcrican Delegates.

ST. Locu. October 29-The Al-Amei-
cam DEDICATION siartad ~ carriage for
Sightseeing more than M hour late. The
round of visiting included the layee, big
bridge big bakery, ploW- and tiuwaIe-fac-
tories. trliuing-schools for boys and girls.
fa.r-erouuds. aud the Anheusef-busch
brewerv. The oXcWti9nist- returned 90
their hotel at O'Clock. in the evening
they were entertained by the Morquctte
Club. and JUS b fore midnight were again
aboard their pocial train 0s roUc for Kan
laa ftfv
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wilmington.


NEW YOgS. October ~. Cotton Net receipts.
2.irs bales gross 1890 talcs. fu'nrrs cio.si
sieaiv. Sa'c-. $3.50 bales. October. fiofip
SlO13: Novor Der ana December No0iailON:
January, f.q5afqN. February. fOUlaillni;
March. 81 l0ssl0ii. hpu, .oisaflNis. May,
$40 eiaFll23. juno. slt1iatiO32; jay, fi0a'h
Am.m.f IN lla-ll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30

or THR LIQUOR HABIT POSITIVELY CUkXD
By ADN ISIST EklNG DIR. HAISEss
GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
ltcan 10 glyeA IN a cup OF coffee or tea. OF Ia
articles % food. viih0ut ne kposleigo Of thJ
uatlsnI Ills absolutely harmless. ant siii VI.
To-. permanent ani speedy cure. whether ihs
patient IS moderate drtnksr or an sicoaoiis
xrsck 1T NEVER FAiLS over 100, Do drunk-
.rds have ocon made temperate mea who hass
laEon GOLDEN SPECIFIC In their coffee With
ort their knowledge and t,-day beaeye they q9lt
drinking Of heir 0wn free villa fortg-oight-pags
nooz OF particulars free.
4. koBEhrs BAKER iDruggls,N. Agent
w east Main street.
nh SSso1iykie tra Richmond. We
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30
The Engineers Convention.

II y ~
DENvrR. Col. October 29.-The Engi-
necrF Convention this morning elected L.
b. Deltrick, OF Altoona. Pa. second grand
assistant engineer. to I'll the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of Cavener Of
Chicago, and A. II. Butler, Of Pittsburgh,
Pa, third grand assistant engineer. The
convention decided to hold the next con-
vention nj Pittsburgh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30

DgNyRR. October al The jury ~ the
famous Corners Marshall case whereih
the defeudauts are charged with con- piracy
M roh the Rio GIaudo express tram near
Gunnison IN April. last night returned a
verdict of guilty ia all five counts. jim
Conners was at one time drst lieutenant
OF the Dcuger police force and the proprie-
to4 Of one of the largest gambling halls IN
Kansas Cts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30
A G A r d.

Sizes he Introduction - ths
THOMPsCS5 BKOAlNE Arsenic WATER
fl Tits marlel, In July, Isl, tho sale q n ass
been large, enI whoa Used IA he dissases Tor
when s. IA recommended, he oiiect has been
- ls!sc,ory in yearly an cases. and IA May To-
stances The most WONDERFUL RESULTS have
followed ~ use. II We were % publish Ons
twentieth OF the letters No receive from grateful
persODs who have been benefited by u NO
could not dad room IA oar catalogue. We learn
through the NEWSPAPERS that numerous
other brognine Arsenic Springs have been un-
earthed, aud they delight in making compari-
sons With the Thompson Spring. We than<
them for tnsiF help IN lhus makicg the Ohlgi.
NAL aud &SEkYhDLi-POPJLAk WATER
stiu better KNOWN, and trusi they ALL continue
10 advertise Us. WHITE FOR PAMPHLET.
rag POLK MILLER DRUG COMPANY,
oc lSeodtNou General AgentS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30

san FR,NcisCo. October 29.-The United
States storeship Monongahela. which ar
rived Yesterday from Samoa. brought tho
remains of Captain C. NJ. shoemaker. of
the United States man-of-war Nandalia.
who was drowned in the great storm Of
March 18th. She also brought the guns
and carriages OF the meu-ot-war NanGa,ia
and Trenton, which were wrecked at the
same time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30

ITT q" = WI = Nv 1-'"I'' II
AKRON. g., October 29.-Early THIS morn
inc "a bo;lrr pa the new four-story brick
block on south Main street occupied 10y
D'Nel & D,as. dry-goods merchants, eX-
nloded. The buiiding took ire and was
cofapletcy eutted. The fire burned
through "a Howard street and several
o.her buildings were damaged. The prin-
c.ual LOSERS are O'Nel j Dyas, on stock
AHA building, '.24J,0VO. Insured ior Sl-5'-
OUn
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che Montana Election.

u! |EIoaI II'I y 10 lII'I7t4II-I'I
HELENA, MOyT. October 29.-in the Sil-
yer Bow contested election case to-day the
motion of the attorneys for the Republ-
cans 10 Quash the mandamus writ was
oyeuuled They then int-rposed a de-
murrer. which WAS oyerruled. and the
board OF canyassers was directed 10 fle It's
answer which vote in Tunnel precinct was
not counted. The court then adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30
no WH0HON0RTHEBRAyE.

monument TO the mem1ry Of tho private
soldiers and sailors Of ths Confederate states
woo died for tho laui they loved VIII soon DO
erected on LibOy's Hlli, m this cisy
S subcommittee % the ass0eiafi0n having The
WORK IN charge mado arrangements vita 1iR
FREDERICK WAkDE. tho distinguished actor,
whereby portion ~ the proceeds from bis per
lorwaree last Monday night were devoted o.
mat object, aud a handsome sum Wss realized.
Tie thanks OF this association Gre hereby re-
turned % Mr. Warde for his consideration and
literally
On TOMORROW MIGHT October Dist, Mss
MAGGIE MITCHELL will appear al the Mozart
academy CT Music In "Ray,n her new play
which has been everywhere 90 faTcraDly IT,
criyed. Aiss Mitchell hiss kindly made he sanle
liberal arrangements win the committee ~
were made with Mr. Warde, aud al persona Who
purchase tickets from the committee Will cOltri-
butte 10 the monument fund. Miss Michel "a 20
vel known AMI appreciated a. an actress. and
the cause TO which she deVOtes so large q share
Of the receipts o. the entertainment on Thurs
day night Is one 80 dear g. the hearY OF our pe0-
PIE that such an ovation - greeted Ar. Wgrio
should b. extended 10 her on the OCCASION.
Please purchase YOUR tickets from fhe commit
tee, which consists Of Captain william "A. Cur
us, Captain Frank ". CunnirR CHAN, and Ir.
James 3. kearney, Or 80 th3 stOres Of Messrs.
~ g.. Ramos & Co. aud POlz Miller. No addl-
tional charge Is made for these tickets. and they
CO.. be EXCHANGED a. The Academy for reserved
seats ID. { kICHARDSOS,
President Confederate soldiers and sailors
Monument Association" &C S0-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30

ny Telegraph % 10 DIsDat'n J

Cac4co. October % "A dispatch 'rom
Columbus. O.. ,ays: Tie Warden OF the
Ohio Sfafe prison is ~ the opinion that
Sutherland" the r.an held al ihiiadol-
plia TOR lascott. 81 John Bowman. recently
Unchanged from this penitcutefy-, me 20,
lubluhen description OF sutherland
all thai Of the prisoner Bowman CORE
tppad in every PARTICULAR. .,.
bowman 3 IS a scar on his mp ths result
81 au injury received while ~ WORK ~ me ne
wheel-.bg6 Identical with the one which
sutherland carries. Another thing 10 the
fact that they both play the guitar, aud
have other similar characteristics. Deputy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

Queen Victoria to Open Parliament
Sirlkc-Talher TcFlddcn'. Casr.
rBy Auelo-Amcrcan rablo mo D.sp1'ca.l
Lovpov. October2g. The Vordearstlat
the Queen VIII open the coming session IF
Parliament IN person
MTNEni TnIEr.
Hnr-srrs. October 2s.-Iiys thousand
miners Employed Do the coLicriCs I'D borin-
age have gone ont on % strike. lha. siilhe
has caused much settlement IN the dis
trlcn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30
Receiving a Reward.
fBy telegraph 10 the DisDafch. 7

WASHINGTON. October ga Treasury
warrant for 1898 was to-day issued in favor
Of HOnore Lovernier. Company b. First
Wisconsin cavalry. now residing in Chi
cago, the amount due him as his portion
Of the reward offered by the Government
for the capture of jefferson Davis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30
A Preacher Charged with Theft.

ATLANTA. October 29.-E. ID. Matthews.
who says he is Baptist preacher and who
has been assistant tax-collectOr of Pike
county. is in the police-siation here
e eonaS T money! which h. asserts 81 was was
stolen from him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30
.tr.ct.Rallw.. Llne. tn BE- rooled.
~, Telegraph 70 ,ho D,ou.a.i

niy Telegraph - the Dsptt-hi
NAsH,nlr. Ocfoh0r21 4 drh was coD-
summatrd yesterday by which All the
streot-rulHat lines in tnrci'y wlll be- COM
-Ylilatcd under One management. ID" cipi-
tai stock being about $1,000 900. About
Gf'vmile.o of road lr. included 80 the deal.
All lines viii he operated los electricity
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30

The funeral OF JOIN SrEWAkr PErgRklS,
Youngest chiii % Hfff Kew George ". Peter.
Inn AMI Marion stewart rotersin, viii tste pince
a. lnmanuei chuirh, Ucsrro iiiS fMein' b
davl MOKSlNG IL i1Orir.k. Tho renAiuswlll
arrive 10 Liha station from New / ork a. 40
tfi. murnile.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK
NEW YORK. October - cotton nominal, sales,
pa bales. uplauds 10 .c. Orleans, iOf,c. net
receipts, 5i 96s Da.es; cxports-tO Great Britain,
800 bales. " Frame, 1ll bales, ~ the tOnt-
mont. also baies. stO-x, OOU.2 bales south
ern n0lr moderately active. NheG;-Sp0i quot,
irregular, aud easy; No rel, s-l.asshc in
elevator. options dun and irregular. closing
barely steady, aud isHlac . under yesterday No
re-. OCTOBER, st4c.; november. @sc.: DO
ocmbor. -j5.c.. May, $40. Corn moderately
eriivr. weaker. and freor Odeugg5. M ..
Nau AZ. tn elevator; options less active. A1i,c.
lover. and -t5aiy. October, coz c. A0yenber.
tOtc. May, 4f,c. oats fairly Actye and
sfrsdy options trin ami dun; october. 70 a.,
Noycm or, 1885,; 80 spot, - sa@iAic., mixed
ws-forn. sfs2G o. Hon. quiet aui stsadY. COT
fee Options closed barely steady and S,aij
points down; october. f.4.2 al li.'i, SOYemprr,
sli2JaHLn; Decemte', SlLBaila.5j; MsE,
etANsfffB5. spot no depressed ana dull . fair
rargoes, u e. ougar-h2T unsot!ei anu nouii-
mol. reHued quiet Molasses--F0reign nominal.
New Orelns dul. Rice easy aDl quiet PeiTo-
LEAN drn inG quiet. rcinei, taro. ,33c. cot
t0l-.eed oil ~ Boz Ter demaot. kosn quiet and
arm. 1urpertLo quiet Wool quiet anG nrm
domestic n.e,s, 82t3Jc. pnllec. g34iic.: Texas.
iia9>c Pork Arm oni moderately active. Beef
sfrorg Beef hams SLOW. Iierced bsef quiet.
C.it-meats steady. Miedlss steady. LNrd-Spol
anl october n,sArr; others months steady aud
Qllat. western s,.aln, tl9vaSh9t. October, 1850,
closing - 50 % asked *oFom Der, s6.JJasl -
De,ember sf2t oA. Frelghl easier; cotton.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. October 2g-rh9 cash duOatiOns
wore. Flour noMtuailv IN ,hang3l. 40. 2sprilg
ana so. rod wneai, 49, No. corn. 81 &c.
No goats, IsAc Hoss-rork. tl0.90asi.. Lard.
st.fi. slOr ribs. - DskA..0. 'hOIliers, s. Jla
tLo2s. short, lear s.des, S5.50asa62H. Wits
key, tlo,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

pAIrlAOsg. October 2a-Yirginia 81. 6Ge61 (;
Baltimore and ono, e0aN: Cincnnau, Wash
si.n and baltimore lsi. l10 nil 10. corfu
Gates. loal1iN. DO. certificate 2is, OJ4 a6'. do.
certificate 1is. 2Ja23: consolidated gas bonds,
ll2aallSN, 60. stock, ~ ai3A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30
KILLED AND BRUISED
TRAINS IN OPPOSITE DIRECTIONS ON
THE SAME TRACK.
Engines Telescoped and Cars Burned. I'm
failing loss of Life and Injuries
Orders Disregardod.
mr ,cl.rrnnh to tie pisp.,ch.l

Couscrr. BLuFF. Iowa, October 29.-The
Chicago Milwaukee and -. Paul east
bound cxurcss collided with the west
bound freight train near this city last
night. The engines tclesscoped and the x
press. baggage aud smoker We're burned.
James Hnllen. engineer on the passenger
train. was killed. aud an Italian named An
sol Giliotti was burned IL the wreck. Four
railroad employees were injured, but not
seriously. The engineer and fireman OF
the freight and the fireman on the passcn-
ger trains jumped before the trains came
together and thus escaped with only q
few bruises. It is said that the passenger
train had orders 10 atop at Greendale, but
the order was disregardcd. The collision
nccnrrnd nhn-lt q milo hnNond Tint r!ace.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30
MARKET REPORTS,
AND IN CONNECTION THsREWIrH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS.
Daily Reports from Both Boards--cotton.
Grain. Flour. ard Other Quotations.
lnr lel.craph % the pirpateh. !

- WAsuFs0roS. October 90 For Vir-
.., ginla. fair. no change 10 temperature,
4 yak lnOrfhUosterly winds.
1 For North Carolina, iar. slightly
- warmer. variable winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30

WtqaINGroN, October 29.-Ihe. grand
;rrv to-dav indicted Frank x. Ward tor the
9,ourder of Maurice Adler, whom Ward shot
in the Marble saloon several months ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30

MnDfrTowE, n Y, Ocfober9.-Ihis eve
nin.. one mile east Of Tisyille, two west
bound Erlc freight trains were wrecked.
blockadinQ both tracks The cars took
fire aud telecraphic communication was
DESTROYED. Sam. SlOat. Of tins city. was
killed and several persons injured. Toe
Middletown fire department was sent for
ward in "a special train.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30

In ali kinds and degrees of sprains Saliva
ton Oil. with rest, viii effect speedy cure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30
CINCINNATI.

CrsCfNNAri, October gl-flour quiet. wheat
Quiet: No. gra'. slc. Corn nrmer ". mix'i,
sac. Oats ~ fair demand No 2nired, Us2ik'
Pork quiet ~ ileoA Lard armer ~ MisS.
Bulk-fueats etcndy. ehort-aies, tAtA b9con
stronger shOrf-c.c1r, $50 Nnlssey quiet AZ
o. Hogs demand p tiyo and higher, CON-
mon and light. g 21asti1; packing sud butch
crsf oIaff
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30

oLFADR GUILTY.

DrrrIv. October ~, Father 1IeIadden
today pleaded guilty 70, Marh9rou-a 60
oleocrating the police at the time ~ the
murder Of police inspector. and WIS be-
ratcl on bis own recocrilucc. tuo Gov
eminent asserting to this disposition OF
fit..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30
NfARIEK INTTLLIDENCE.
roRr 0s RICHMOND. oro8cS -, isS2

PORr o. RICHMOND OcToBgs y, iss2.
SAILED.
steamship Oh Dominion, Couch, New YORK
merchandise and passengers. George W. Ailon
& Co, agents
,toamor Ariol. Doyo. Norfolk. 'asrehsailo
and passengers.
PORT or NEWPORT NEWS. Ocr0sss % 1871
.by relegrapaI
Arrived.
steamship Bellenfen, norfolk, g loni meF-
chauiis,
steamship Tor. Jackson, Norfolk, o. Load mer-
chaud .e.
steamship Blens Ventura, New Orleans,
coaied. mud saiied for Liverpool
steamship ku.karo, Sew Orleans, 10 coal
Steamship Aucehaag Providence, aud sailed
for West Point merchandise.
SAILED.
Schooner A. " Lows, bos.on, coal.
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Schooner A. ". Lows, Bos.on- coai.
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sCn0oNrls NJIWfu ~ A sToHN.

Pafl,pEIpRrA. Oc.ob,r29 The chooor
e.. .lr-,a Claik at TN port from Nilmne-
t... \ C.. reports q lost boat and -pht
Guring thcp4ssseo. On October 4btn
b.. passed the schooner Jennie ko.aieue,
... Savannah for Providence, "atti-
..ed and abandoned ia latitude @.5''
.rutuac 7i50. flfty feet of beer ma ~
a., ard forty feet of her m'zlcn-ir,a. =
u.r. Standing. Tno captniu of The Cars
iar. b. would have boarded the tostiihe
ana ,et ler on fire, but be had 40 boat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30

DOCK IND JOB WORK NEATLY
I'D EXECUTED Ar luE DISPATCH PhISr-
lNt.nUlSE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30

BTRLIN. OctObor 2I.-InO hoIcn9faf To-
dav discussed the bUdr {. Won ,laitzam,
Secretary Of State for tine Imperial irea-
.ury. said that cuttoma duties promised au
increase Of ioG0D.0G) marks. lt was eX-
pectcd that the Expenditures, in addition
10 those already announced. would be re-
uurcd for thcarmy. No matter how much
conficuco Wa fcit IN the continuance %
peace. the means 20 maintain lhc strength
If the army and enable tine country to face
ry.ry contingency could not be- icit out of
consideration.
SIR. EALFOUE's srcRT AIRY.
LONDON. October 21-Nr. Wyrdhlm. Mr.
Eslfour'- private secretary, speaking mt
Dover Tonight after visit % Dublin, an-
uounccd thnt m 1870 Balfgur would n'ro-
duce in Parlameu; bill providing t)r 20
large system Of land purchase.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30

PvILtprIrHiA, October 20 Switzerland.
supposed 20 Do rascott. hae acknowledged
that under tie nawo az Samuel Bowman,
hc had ia company with Joe Howard been
sentenced go two years and q half IN the
OHIO state penitcutilry for robbing o Jew
clrv salesman az rLaua. Ohio, of 13.J00
worth Of goods. Ho served two years and
was released inat Abril
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30

THB WEATHER ~ RICHMOND YgsrEgp1Y ws8
fair IN mo forenoon and cloudy Ia tho afternoon
ana night
pr,-c ~ T'hc-.,otncrcr yos,.rsax.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-09-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
Morgan,s Grove EXHIBITION.

The fifth annual exhibition at Nor
gan's Grove will be held on Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
September Sd, 4th, 18th and 9th. Every
arrangement is being perfected for
the comfort and enjoyment of visitors
and the convenience of exhibitors
On the first day there will he an adj
dress of welcome by John o. AgIion-
by, Esq. and ladies' riding match
in the afternoon for a silver cup
Wednesday Governor E. w. Wilson
will make an address, and in the af-
ternoon there will be tests and trials
of machinery and grand cavalcade
of all the stock on exhibition. Thurs
day there will be addresses by Col.
James n. Lipscomb, of South Caro-
lima, and Hon. Robert Beverly of Vir-
ginia, awarding of premiums, base
ball matches and other amusements.
Friday, the last day of the exhibitions
sales day. General Thos. l.. Rose,
has promised positively to be here
and make speech. The Morgan's
Grove Baby Show will be held in the
afternoon, when five dollars in gold
will be awarded to the prettiest baby,
So. to the second prettiest, and 50 so
to the fattest baby-no contestant to
be over two years old. There will be
a public sale of stock in the after
noon.-Shepherdstown Register.
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important. to Builders.
LITMBER RrSINESs

WE undersigned is giving his sole attention
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Az Acc1pENr TO BArNrN,s C1Rcus

AN ACCIDENT TO BARNUNf's CIRCUS.
Waterfront, N. Y, dag. 23.--Bar-
mum & BaileY's circus train met with
a serious accident near Potsdam while
enroute from GoGvenuer to Montreal
on the Rome, Watertown and Ogdens-
burg railroad late lastnight. An axle
broke on the second train, derailing
six cars and telescoping two more,
crushing everything in them. Thirty
ring horses, one of the chariot teams
and two camels were killed. The loss
is estimated at $4,000, besides which
the loss of the days receipts at Mon
treal, where the circus was to show
to-day, must be added. This will
make an additional loss Of between
SI5, 900 and SIS, 900.
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Take Notice !!
January 10. 1888

Src. % No person shall rermit in lis or her
cellar out housc. yard or garden. within the
corporate limits of this town. any manure. dirt
or MN otlny Kind that produces an unpleasant
IN" herein. upon the complaint Of any citizen.
or the Information of the sergeant slrtl! be
lncd not less than one nor more than five dol
Inrs' and Inc nuisance may he removed by or
der of the Mayor Mt the cost of tl,. offender in
addition to such fine.
y strict compliance with the requirements
of the above ordinance is necessary 10 the
will be strictly enforced.
GUSTAV BROWN
July :, 1889. Mayor OF Charlcstown