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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
Circular Modified.


WAsHINGroN, D. C., Septembcs A-So-
crctarv Tracy to-day issued Il circular
modifying the advertisements issued from
the Navy Department in August inviting
proposals for the construction of three yes
sells for the navy OF 1900 tons Displacement
each. The modifatiou is such as TO per
init bidders who may desire 10 offer to con-
struct more than one Of the vessels 20 ON
brace ~ one proposal either two OF three
Of the vessels The bidders including more
than one vessel in their proposal viii not
be- required 90 submit a certified check cX-
cccdiug $4,000 in amount. This change
is made 10 enable bidders TO make com
posite offers, by which means they may be
enabled 10 give lower figures on more than
one ship than on one alone. Under the
first advertisement. which brought no ac-
cepiablc bids, this WAS possible, but in re-
advertising the form was so wordcd as TO
force bidders 90 eiyo separate bids for each
shin. thus running the risk of leaving all
but one of their bids rejected. while they
really could build all of the cruisers at
gVlt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
Tho Case Given To the Jury.
fBy telegraph O. the Dispatch.i

NEW YORK. September 24-Argument in
the ease of Henry =. Ives was concluded
TIN. afternoon. The recorder charged the
Jury and they took the case at o'clock
Tins evening.
At9:45 p. NJ. the jury sent q communi-
cation to the Recorder asking for further
instructions. They were taken into the
courtroom, which was still crowded.
They asked % have a portion Of the re
corded charge read to them from the ste
nocraphor', notes. Lawyer Brooke strenu-
ouslv objected TO the reading of the ste
noprapher's notes and took an exception
To- the Recorders ruling. The jury were
again sent back 10 THEN room.
At 11:35. rs the jury had not reached "A
verdict, Recorder Smyth locked them up
for the night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

SEPTEMBER "a, 1852
A gloomy DAY made dull market Sales ro-
ported privately: Wrappers, 3; filors. 10. and
dark hOgsheats
Auction sales Il offered, taken in; highest
lrc.: lowest. 81; average. t5.s5, and all sun
cured.
some additional speculative demand for I'LL
ers. with sales OK such to-day.
Internal-reYenue collections; Cigars aud cga-
rettes. f6M35; tobacco, s2,0s.55; special. Siso
Total, S36lA7l.
Continued hard rsins tor iwenty-four hours
horo. Around Lynchburg, reports say, ono fourth
OF inferior tobacco standing Our dark-tobacco
sellers report a better make, IN briskness and
sales for past week, with no trouble 70 soil leaf
OF special MORT
A Bremen tobacco report Dated September
lgth says OF Virginia tobacco;
Late receipts Of samples Of last years growth
contained but few lots ~ al acceptable quality,
which mot with y ready salo az - 70 Is ~. Tor
legfy nliers possessing some substance.
OF stems no transactions have boon reported.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25

LONDON. September "A dispatch from
Crete says that the Christian inhabitants Of
the island ar fleeing 90 the mountains.
Their cattle and other property are being
stolen by the Turks. Many Christians have
been cast into prison.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
uYERPooL COTTON MARKET

LtvgRPOOi. september2i -A0oh-Coiton quies
with limited inquiry American miiiliBR,
8i,d.. sales, 1000 bales: speculation ana eX-
port 5OO bales: receipts. 2.0O0 cs-American,
gOl bales. Futures very duh. SeptombeT.
4 47-Gla6 sG-6ii.. lj-6fi., q il-Sid.. i3-6ii..
ani q sod; september and October.
. 6l-6ia5 Gtfld.: October and November,
is-eld. November aud December, 4e-c4l
December and January. 3 il-6id. January and
February, 3 40-6sd.; March AMI April 3 ii-u4d.
T. M-American middiing, 6Ad safes ~
American, agl0 bales, september, B-oid.,
seller: september and October. 5tO-0i1., buy
rrs. October and November, i6-6id.. buyers.
November AMI December. sA6tL, 'aiuo,
December ana January iitif.. seller
January aud February. February and March.
4l-UiL, sellers: March and Aprl, 4s-eid..
seller: April ana Ray. Et6id.. seller, tu-
tures quiet
r. M-sepiomber. 9 44-6ad.. selleti Sop
tomber and OctoLef. 6O-Sid., seller; October
and November 5486ld, buyer: November
and December. 42-fid., value, December AMI
January. January and February. February and
Mach, ii-GfL. sellers, March ami April,
4g-G4l.. seller; April ami May. iSoid, Vaioc.
Futures closed quiet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
Wants the Worlds iair.

ST. LOUIS, September PA well-attend-
ed meeting Of prominent officials of the
roads ceutring here revealed the fact that
great interest is being taken by them in
DE- Worlds Fair, and that active efforts
viii be- made bv them % have it IN this
city. An assessment of $1,000, 900 on rail
WAYS viii be promptly subscribed, and IN
ali Likelihood that sum will be exceeded
by them.
A meeting Of the newspaper proprietors
also brought ont subscriptions largely IN
excess Of the sum assessed upon them. The
inividunl subscription of the daily papers
are: Glob,- DcwOcrGi, $4,000; Republican,
$50 900: Post Dispnieh, $4,000; StdT-Say-
mas. $4,000 CItr0Hjcie. 100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
Icrfeltcd His nonh.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

TTI TN-|a % tIf'
WHEELING. W. Va. September 24.-In
the Circuit Court to-day before Judge
Campbell the case Of the State against
s27. 500 of the funds Of the Bank of Wheel
ing about two months ago, was called.
Tie defendant failed to respond and his
bond of 1000 was declared forfeited. The
defendants father. Joseph Scybold, cash
Ter Of the bank. is surety. Seybold left
the city last Friday and his whereabouts
are unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
CHICAGO.
REVIEW or rms calclGo HAsEsr

CHICAGO, September 2L-Iho whest market
Is rapidly broadening. Speculative trading to-
day Vas again ~ large volume and no nnaer-
tono WAS very hulish The principal bulish
Influences early wore the reported aiyarco OF
~. penny IA tho foreign markets aod de-
crease O. t0sAoO0 bushels In the quantity ot
wheat ami Hour GA ocean passage. Tho bulk OF
trailing was az siaslha for December sud so
s41c tor May. yesterday difference Of 3. be-
ing pretty steadily maintained. An actual gain
WAS established OF &c. in September &c ~
October ic 10 December: iAc Ia tho year. ant
&C IA May. Corn vas quiot and Inactive early,
but as the session advanced the msract becamo
moro active. Trading WAS connDsi mainly
90 local operators. The market opened bah'.
under yesterday closing prices. was STEADY iot
n time, declined haiic., ruled nrmer. and closed
Sakc. lower thsn yesterday. Oais we're steady
with a moderate volume of business Ness-por-
WA rather more active. and the ieollng vas
steadler. Prices were advanced l2saloG, ani
the market closed steady AZ outiie 1guree.
little moro business WINS transacted IN LAM, Ant
tho feeling was steady. Prices ruled 2Naae
higher, aud the market closed steady ~ outside
agureA Trading WAS moro active IN ribt ana
tho feeling was decidedly stronger aud prices
were higher. especially for sh0rts he latter AL
vancing i0a22sc. early In tie day owing % an
urgent demand for shorts Prices receicd again
slightly aud closed stesdy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25

LocmoRr. n. Y, September A.IHon.
NJ. NJ. Southworth. one Of tho early set
tiers Of Niagara county, killed himself IN
his law-ofIice to-day. He was alone ~ ms
once. and had been dead three or four
hours when he was found, A paper was
found. dated ll:4O o'clock, saying no was
doing wrong but could not stand me
press" He must have been Temporarily
deranged. There is no known cause Tor
his suicide He was one Of the earliest and
most eminent anti.slavery agitators, one oil
the first members Of the Republican party,
and for many years district attorney Oh
Niagara county
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YoRx. September s4.-Cotton dun !;
sales. az bales: uplands. Ike: Orleans. lac. /;
net receipts, 36,Ao hGles. exports--to Great
britain. 6.S7t bates; France. LIZ bales. 70 The
Continent 400 Oaies; stock, 2lg,xl bates.
southern -four firm. Wheat firm aud quiet
and kalc. higher; No = red. So ss54e. In eie-
yator options closed tgrona and As4e. over
Yesterday No Z red, september, n5kc; Octo-
Der. $40. May, exc Corn 0rrner aud fairly
active; No. Z, i0haf0&e IN Store ana elevator !;
options duh and steady september, s04es,
october. sic.; November. as. Nay. tg9c.
Oats steady and quist optiols isrmsr sepisna-
bel and October, 2bhc, November. 64e-; Mar,
Yslc; No. sp0t s6asdSc. Hops quiet And
weak. coiee-opIlons closed sseedy end lVals
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
BLAIR NOT ENTHUSED.
The Movements OF the Little Boss-A Hard
Ride,
lspc,ial telegram 10 tho Di'patch.l

WYTmEvLLE, Va. September 24.--Ex-
Acknowledgement Blair. of Wythe, Is repre-
sented rs having returned disapproycd a
number of appointments made for him to
speak for Malone He did not appear in
the Legislative convention held here re-
Gently. His law practice has become very
Oncr0us and urgent.
Comment is made on the fact that Ma
hone has recently mortgaged his Washing
ton lots for 5000
II is raining all through this country to-
dav. and tomorrow Malone has an eigh-
teen-mile ride on blackboard 20 reach
the place Of his appointment for Thurs
day. Returning east he will speak az Rad
ford.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
Lived with a Broken Neck.

CAMDEN, y. j., September A.-Caleb To-
z;er the voung man who fell down stairs
August 36th and broke his neck, died to-
day at the Cooper Hospital. The case has
attracted a great deal of attention among
medical men. When it was found that the
injured man was not likely to die at once
snecial harness was constructed in which
his body rested. and this has helped to keep
him nliNe since the fall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
Killed by IA Locomotive.
INV telegraph 10 the DisBatch.l

PhrrrsoN. n. j., September 2.-Nicho-
las Delmarest. sheriff of Bergen county,
was instantly killed at Rutherford this
evening Ills team became unrnanageahie
at the sight Of a tram and dashed IN 'front.'
of the locomotive. Delmarest's head was
complotelv severed from his body, both
lees were cut off. and the body was other
wise horribly mangled, The team escaped
unhurt. Hundreds Of persons Witnessed
the nccident.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
al Comrroml.o wItli CredI.ors.

NEW YORK, September Lewis Brothers
d Co., dry goods commission merchants,
of 50 Worth street, have just made their
formal oiIer 60 their creditors to cOmpro-
mise at 57i4 cents on the dollar. This is
~ cents more than they and the assignee
thought they could pay when their sche-
dulles were filed. The creditors 10 whom
tho settlement has been presented have all
expressed a willingness 20 accept the terms
and have the firm resume business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25

fHtUI T4NEFFEWs
NV telegraph 10 the Dispatch. !

BALTIMORE. September 24.-1he Balti-
more STRENGTHENING Company has been
Incorporated. william NJ. Spence, Frank
Friek. Joshua lowering, William +. Frick,
and Rufus Woods being named as cor
gTI ooo eeo in 10 GOO shares Of 500 zach.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25

ed. but il considers the Monarchists still
o serious danger. The paper rcioices over
the defeat of Ferry, which II says removes
the cause Of the dangerous crisis through
which the republic has just passed.
Premier Ilgard opened the new COM
mercial exchange to-day In a speech he
said that the chief task Of the new chain-
her would be 70 deal with the econoinic
question Of France and the law pertaining
thereto.
GENERAL BoULASoER rNTERvIEwEO.
LONDON. September q. In az interview
to-day General Boulanger said be had no
new Chamber Of Deputies. lie had not,
however. lost faith IN the future. The
Government. he declared. had everywhere
stolen votes with raven-like Characters
tics The Republican majority would
prove unmanaqcable, he said, and the
country would be soon calling him TO
power.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25

A RARE CHANCE. THE LIMITED
N uastnership herotofOre conducted ouder he
slyle and nFm,naTns Of LAKE s fohD hs,ing
TIkR oIiTFlT FOR the MANUFACTURE OF
piIkEKAW. BONE AND orHkh fEhfiiilEAs.
situated AT Ashland. Va, Consisting o. Factory.
Win forty acres u land attached steam M
cine Roller Bone-Nin. &c.. Ne. and along win
snese the Duschassr viii set tho formula tor
manufacturing the old reliable "sfkbNks
FskfiIiLEil' ,.,,s
Ne siro ofer our STOCK Of fEkflLlzkks az
-yRACUsg ChILLkD FLOWS a. g per cenL
ilsooans from llst price.
a.. i. NJ Lake, 81 Ashland. viii show No pro-
perry aud give further inteFmai'on.
az s-Su&W Ashland Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
Congressional Contested Election Cases
tBy telegraph 70 mo Drpaichl


tBy telegraph 70 tho Dtpaichl
WAsnRGroN. ID. c.. September 24.-1he
Government Printing once has just COM
plcied the immense work of printing testl-
n,ouv I'D the Standardization cases which
wil come up for settlement before the
Hfty-frst Congress. The following are
tie titles Of the cases. Chalmers Is. Nor
can. Mississippi: Langst0n rs Nenahle,
Virginia; Waddhl Vs. Wise. Virginia:
Posey Is. Parott, indiana; Miller
a. Elliott. South Carolina Bowen
rs. Hooker. Mississippi; Ihreet o.
Clark, Alabama Atkinson ,es. Pondle-
ton. West Virginia; Black IS. Iupin, Ala
baina; Hill Is Catchings, Mississippi;
Goodrich U.s. bullock, Florida; Baton rs.
Pbelan, Tennessee; Nudd IS Compton,
Maryiand Featherston rs. Cate, Arkah-
fas. McGnuis o.. Anderson, West Viz
rinia. Smith Is. jackson, West Virginia.
The total number Of pages in the entire
work is 1854 which at 5000 ems 70 the
page (s0iid BREWER amounts to 40'662'O0O
81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
President Harrison.
rBy telegraph to the Dispatch.

DEER PARK, Mn, September 24.-The
President will leave for Washington Fri
day. rs he wishes 60 do DAYS work there
this week and leave Saturday. II Is init
mated that there will be a conference with
Secretary Noble Saturday that viii decide
the pension commissiOnership.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
a Pugilist's Neck Broken.

ATLANTA. GA, September 2i.-Ernest
WininghaIn, q negro pugilist, was killed by
blow from the fist Of Tom Branch to-
night. The men were sparring, when
Branch knocked Willingham out, breaking
his ua.k
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
The storms Destructiveness.
N $3.50. a. ,,,a ptan.s,.s

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, september.2i; ne
ports to-day from various Localities IN inc
btate indicate that yesterdays storm was
disastrous ono TO property, although no
iufthoT loss Of life is reported. AZ "eSl
cksonulle. four or Ave miles out "a the
county three or four houses were D.osn
down and two churches wrepched IRON
their foundations. Tie Times Vgl0a re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
The Crnnin Murder.
By telegraph to tho Dispatch,

CHICAGO, September 2i.-Ihe search for
the Jury in the Cronin case was continued
to-day. Thirty-fOur veDiremen were ex-
amined and disposed Of without result.
The peremptory challenges exercised up
TO tonight were-for the State, 10; for the
aafnncs AZ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
Conference of Clergymen on CoIored
People.
IBy telegraph % Tho Dispatch.I

NV YORK. September n. Tomorrow
morning at st. Philips church, l6l west
Tweutv-dlth street, "a conference of clergy
men who have been and are working
among the colorcd people Of the South
Win begin. The conference will continue
until Friday. and will during rs sessions
discuss proposed improvements in the
methods Of the workings of representa-
tives of the Protestant Episcopal Church
in the South: While q majority % the
many white clcrgymcn are intoTested III the
conference and Will take part IN It's pro-
e.gdinpS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
ruINRa nam. sNnrRIaM nRuKnTD.

PARIS, September 2i.-The Ferris organ.
Gfats, expresses the hope that some fol-
lower OF Ferry will resign his seat IN the
Chamber OF Deputies in favor Of the leader
Of his party.
.'ussios thinks that Boplanaerism Is crush
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
DESIRES PEACE.

ROM, September 24.-The P0poh R0Dani
says: The elections in France saved the
republican Institutions. but not the Cabi-
net. They show that France desires peace.
The CGpsion Francesca and NessdgerO say
that the republic has defeated Boulanger-
ism.
The Reforna commenting on the cleo
tions in France says the result proves that
a majority of the Frenchmeu desire a wise,
liberal, and peaceful republic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25

O'BRIEN.-Diod. on tho s4ih. JANE CELESTE.
infant daughter q @nomna snd war; Anhs
OiBrtcn nged eleven months and twenty-f0ur
days. ,,-,.
Funeral takes place THIS "wednesday Eve
MING at 3 O'Clock from her fathers residence,
No ] west jackson street Friends ana acquaih-
tances respectfully Invited 20 attond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25

During his trip he has been saving that
Major :. NJ. Yost was q cashiered Confede-
rate officer: that John Lewis was the
only man he ever knew 20 decline cabi-
net Office never rendered. that he has bad
no report Of John :. Wise saving ANYTHING
against him, and that the "kickers" can
almost be counted on the fingers and
don't amount TO anything. At present
what with snarling at those who failed 10
mako the Abingdon meeting the great sue
cess, the memorable ovation, that he
hoped and denunciation If ex-friends, the
General has had very little time to devote
u. IL o. - IL lnruAnr.l-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
Collapse of the "Daily Graphic"

New YoRx, September A.-The Da'ty
Graphic. which has for some time past
maintained a iluttering existence under
financial difficulties, has ceased 10 exist
The last number was issued yesterday.
The announcement Of suspension was
,u.,la 10 daV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
Death of an Ex-surEeon General.
teleerapn 10 Inc pisna,col

PnIApELpIuA, September 24.--Ex-Sur-
geon-General Joseph Beall, with the rela-
tive rank OF commodore (retired), United
States navy, died yesterday ut bis Tcsi-
dance in this city,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
TIE WEATHER ~ RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
cool AMI rainy.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Mean ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25

II is said that some of the colored voters
have urged Congressman Chcatham not TO
geo into the Republican caucus, and thus
o. pay the Republican party for the terrible
-uubhing Il has given the negro.
At the Last general election 7. +. Toms
WIS d registrar of election IN Logan's-StOre
precinct. Rutherford county. lie has been
arrested ou "a Charge of refusing 10 allow IA
negro Go register. lie says be had reason
% believe THAT the negro was not of legal
aee. The aUthorltics az that time threat
ened Toms with indictment, but he did
what be believed 80 be bi- duty and was
unterrihod. His arraignment ia now the
result. He VIII he tried day after to-moI-
r.W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
RAL1lMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. september eh-Batimoro and
Ohio stock nominal az sfE9i Northern Central.
7la134: Cincinnati. Washington and baltimore
Ists. 1919 asked consolidated gas bonds, ll3
asked; DO. stock, IA aiiA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25

BErLw. September A.-lt is reported
tina. Prince Bismarck is not well aud that
hc wil not como 10 Berlin tomorrow.
A dispatch to the Idgqbtni from 81. Pc
tersbur9 saws that Giiers, the Russian For
eign Minister. will 60 20 Berlin during
the Cars visit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
MARRIAGES.

DAVIS RURKR.- Married. September ", 1922.
az the residence Of the Ir.de's parents, % souin
Ftfth street by Rev. Father r ~. liefnty,
CHARLES ". DAVIS TO Miss KATIE A. BURKE;
both OF this city
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI September 24.--Flour more active.
Wheltin coed demand aud strong; M roll,
7Sa.sHc. Corn steady; No miSod, 300. oay
and barely steady atfll.2A Lard In good demand
and stronger AZ khsa Bulk-meats strong short
ibis, sa9h Bacon stronger short-cleN, folRsa
f6.s0 Whiskey steady AZ Sl02 sugar quirt:
Hog. IN good dcmand and strong: common and
Hight, s. Saati60; packing ana butchers, Sisff -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
FLOuR.
COTTON REPORT.

Wequo,e. Fine s2OaSa7s. saperfns t.75a
ts.2s: extra sL5)As173 family. sistl;1 passai
family, country. sl75asa.2o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
Arriyal OF Freneh Men.of-war.

lRy telegraph 10 the pispatenl
INV YoRK, September 2.-The French
men war Artheuse and Roland arrived
here this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25

Tho exodus fcycr among the negroes #
Tie Ncwbcruc section Is today reported 90
have subsidized considerable Since they
found out that There rs % n0ney-makng
crowd after them. trying 20 toll them OF 10
the Aissssipppi swamps. they are sus-
picious and decline 10 believe al smooth
yarns thoy hear about the great advantages
and plenty of money many oil the promised
lands.
Captain Frank Cunningham. of Rich
mond, Will visit Raleigh next Sunday and
sing NJ fhe morning and evening services
IA the First Baptist church
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND ssPTExEER a. lso
ARRIrEn
Steamer Arioi, Doyo. Norfolk. merchaaiiss
and passengers
SAILED.
Steamship Oh Dominion, Couch, Ne" YORK,
merchandise aud passengers.
Schooner Maud Dudley. oliver, LAmDetns
Point g. lOad coal for Charleston, :. {.
PORT or NEWPORT NEWS sEPFgaesg % 1851
uiy reegraphI
ARAlVkD.
Steamship Foscolla. COosar. coaied and sailed
FOR London.
Staamsnlp Richmond. West Point, aat sailed
for New York. merchandise.
barge Antelope, Boston, n load coal
Schooner samuel ,. TbOEp, Nes York. 10 load
coal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
BuILDING-FuND COMPANIES.
DICHMoNp PERPETUAL BUILD.


DICHMOND PERPETUAL BUILD
ING. loan. AND Trust COMPANY.
No. 100 MAIN STREET mndeF Planters Ma
tloosl banhh
f. D. sTARKE, n NiTTELDORFER.
President: sec-fre-tdent;
WILLIAM LovESsTEIS. WILLIAM BLLYsoS.
Cashier; Solicitor
Tho company hss q SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
connected with Is business 10 which special A.
;enuon Is called Money received on dsposi, N
Gums OF o. and upNaris. ou Witch iateses' Is al
lowed, tue entire capital slock being piedssd Tor
its security.
Notes discounted and money loaned 81 here
.ofore. payable In monthly instruments and Oh
easy terms. 90 ii-oVS~n