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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-04
BASE BALL.


At BROOKLYN l,r0oklyn-, L.: Athletics. -.
Al Cincinnati-Cin incinnati-. ~; louis
,illes. 3.
Al pitt-bur. -Piii,burg>. ,: Bo>tons. ).
Al indianapolis indianapolis. .; Wash
ingtOn-. q.
Al Baltimore Baltimores, II; tolum'
bus. 3.
At Cleveland Clevelands, o; New iork,,
..
Al Chicago Chicaeo~. >: Philadclphia-
;. Called AT ninth inning darkness.
At II. Louis 81 Louis. :; kan-as ,ii.s
d.
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FROM FREDERICKSBURG.
Last Day Of the Tsir-t Grand success.
SIcmp and Lurty -pe"k-fhe Latter
Grossly Insults Negro.

slcmp and Lurty -peak-1he Latter
Grossly Insults a Negro.
Errnrrt,.-rt a.. October ~pe-
cial The third and la,i day of the Aui-
cultural Fair closed auspiciou-ly and rem
dcr~ The occasion very -u''t,'lu! lIoin b,
financial -ihhu ulu'h'' N'"", W." ',','''','''''
persons visited lnr si'nl"' "uiiu- l', u.e q
making a. total 0i hrl Wfth 'i-h' "h" "l''
Thousand lisilofH ,i'l'n- ll'. ,''',' ,'' ~; IN.
hlhinon. lhr 'hlrIl l'lilli'i' "l"n." wa"
grand p"i',e "l p,,]' 9."N ''''''', ''i,i'
bras. band.
AN AMI ~INt MILE RACE.
six entries. followed. n twas won hN g.
D.. N.Nb,. of stafford.
Commentaries
''"'" =" ~
running race. hlii milo da-ii- WAS won
hy Comet. ridden hA Nnnruit. "i Niahol1..
second race Mas nlH hiil. n'"l7' n'
hr~i was won I'd. l,- w. l' ''t "'".'
STELLA lhr -r'"hn ""' .'Hn ",'.'' "','
iilr race was Won JOY i"'H"'" -''''' "''
stallion. Page Nelson.
ht ffit Hf' g.
n..rci.m hurdles. WAS won DN Rob Roy
entered hr Dun Grrrn.
Nu.>cifiu.
between stafford and hlH- 'rof-' Vas Won
hy the former. Everybody hrr i- over
pleased 40 i..e -ucc"-- of ihr i'if.
rttf KEYS foH4Ne.
,....,.,,... t.l,.,r,rhed Mr.. Dickinson
p.,'t i,..,.. ,,,,,,-Dl tn-,n, dcrliuin. 4,
.', "n' r,,,t..,. ro.nit,' ., ,.or5muf.. hi- son
''''' Ill., ,l... ,.,...l,i,, ...,n b. induce,
lrhr'. Hi,'' '.' ''''
io chah-c hl~ llli" h,f' VIII .i
hy nan-ine between li' "'"I' '' '' "''
O'Clock y. VI. i'-ii"'''"'
,r,1, pnlN. HE pruucEAIlc ,,r~i
GOOD -rrNicr.
.,.., ,.,.,, .,...i... 10, tl,,. ..,,irt .lnti-.
'''' i'm. ., .,i.,,t t,,n hnudr.,
mere ~ th 'u3','s n.i,,.. ,,,t,'.'
'nu "i't ,,..,.,,, tn.,,
-',tH! i'e u"'tn '', trt""' ''l' T. H. ,,,rr,,ard
guy 'i'- ".'''',i 80 ,.. I,l,red ,nti
~, " ,,,i. -,',,,I mn, and ,,rlnn,, lcd.,
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IHY poWIIATAS Cirb.
- - - ~

IHT POWHATAS CLrB.
uICuNoNp ID. VA. September !, lse9.
TUERE WILL BIZ 4 REGULAR
| lNuuihlr meeting of the lOMHAIAN
tIIH IO-NIDlI at O'Clock, IN the tlOh
ROOMS. $50. $40 north Eighth street. iuil
lffrUfuNrs l. desired.
Il. newly elected officers Will De installed
H.l several prominent speakers are expect
iI fNuIdff.s fIe Club.
sri-lt EB. GRlMES. secretary.
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XArANTED-G ENERAL STATE
w Agent 10 ouru office nsadqunii'fs in
pfiurirul rify assume exclusive control OF
our business luo appoint local OBJ svh-asrhs
ln l,ctv CIV in the : tate g0os> we'll known,
.+atI..- -FOUR iu universal demand, nnt pay
a nef 9iont offify 90 one hundred f'f cen,
Address. wiln credentials, ibE lNloN
COMPANY. "a Broadway. NcW loik.
srf .tf
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I'HOlCE COUNTRY BUTTER. ?lc.;
I Choice Nrw lnsk Butter. 21c, rood hut
ter. 2oc.: Cooking Batter, two pounds ior
DE FRESH Eggs. pc, four pounds l.ire. 2''
New Preserves. nli kinds. per ponnf ioc'
q. IA. BiAktl,
,el-gf tl2 north sixth street
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CHEW Stallion Tobacco, best ten
cent plug on the market. Save the tin
tags aud get handsome and useful
present.
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VIRGINIA ARSENIC. BROMIS AND
LITHIA WATER.-Compare analysis and
YOU Will see that our water Is nearly
three times the strength OF any other
arsenic water, and contains no 0ygonic
matter. For sale by all druggists. and
by l.. p. Routt. sole agent, Second and
Main streets. Send f0rcircUiar.
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~ you want a iirst-class Hour. ask
for the Dunlop Patent. None sur
pass il. Phone s7J.
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STRONG LANGUAGE.



Marshall Hal~tead e Liar.
,l>tlNNArI. o.. October 3. The follow
ing open letter is printed mere:
"To Hou. J0mcs J.. |owpbcN. Demo-
cfuftr C0adii0fe for GorctHo' of Obio:
Dear sir. Nm were pleased last night i0
use language hocomin. the representative
of thc ean4~Icf-. who arc tine masters oi
Nou. party. toward me-. and tn Introduce 20
crazy mans letter. hopin. iO reflect upon
the mir4rii, Oi the board of public affairs
of Cincinnati. hit you uc-lert'dtu tu -tN AMY
thing about the haiini-hoN bin which YOU
introduced m the House OF Representatives.
and that DO uu- accompanied hA % contract.
No 1000. printed boo the f0mnicrc'W ''0-
.effc YESTERDAY. II may Interest You q"
know that have proof that you had So
cured "a money interest in that haii0t-poN
contract before lou introduced the hiil.
namely that y0u '~uh- 'rilHN' iu secure am
interest July 3D. is>N.
m. Iti~IEAp.
MIR. NNIrBEiI'~ REILLY.
Mr.. Campbell was interviewed to-da, on
the subject of lIol~tead'- letter and said;
"llal-iead is "a liar and q double liaf mere
Is mot word of trUih ln 30.
Then there was n0 contract oi ihe KIND.
as publishcdt'
-lf There Na> didn't -ce ii u he can
uro,e that had anything tO dn with such
"a contract Will Withdraw from ihe race.
That Will demonstrate whether ic f. tar
nT NOT.
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CHEW Stallion Tobacco best ten
cent plug on the market. Save the I'll
tags and yet a handsome aud usefu
ileselt.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
y ROAD COMPANY.

PHILADELPHIA. sepienhe 25th, 1859
Nanre q. hereby given. that the Board OF
Directors Inns declared on the preferred stock
of fII. Company 70 dividend Of one and one
I.lIf dollar. nef share Oui ni the surplus In
r1mfof thl Company laNable ai the oihce
af fIr Ilr4.uicf. % nn1 niier october 2lth,
peso. t0 fIa preferred flarthol iefs As re-
Ql.icfcd at % O'Clock T.. NJ, ON october i@'h'
1850 - -.
Inr transfer book wiN hc clio cd nom
O'CLOCK L. M. october 18Th. 1850 until =
O'Clock s. st.. october 18th 1850
=. j. NEMPllILl,
s.8ODc2 I~l2 Sccfei"iy.
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DlcHNOND THEATRE.

II , ,o,
I--g.-IW IWrNll~lNENIll~LA LAS lN.-lSuo'
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
October 2 and 3.
.W.sI. ffl Doe lnrn.d. fuc natural crccniiir
t....l BOO. EZRA B.. NuAii.. iu his
I-u.hthIt l0fce comedy.
PAIR OF * DS,
-UUl..rf.n IV H company ol brilliant come
I. ARTISTS Including Gilbert ~Itouy %
~. .,En.wn .uir.r Oll Lady; little Phillp
81. IL. fn. peerless sing nag ana dancing Coz
I..It.n.Is IIp leo llnrim1n. os the 'nsh
Account lI..i.f. AmtricI> mo charming
IffI. comedy actress singer and dancer
N..- Jennie Dunn.
~.i.nI .0ifs olcn. Tuesday. october Ist
g. N.If HnN office. .,.,....
N.Nf Nfir rfIDn.-uH. g.. g.. HuMAkb'S :
20 n lMe Company Will = cai-load OF
scenery. @'-''f'
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SMOKE Kinney Bros. cigarettes. made
from the brightest ana highest priced
leaf grown.-idy.
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~ far a. known. Crew lo-i j. W. Blank~.
captain: Il. y Jordan. first clerk; Charles
4. Ellis. second clerk: ~wimp Hannah. inird
clerk: Fred Drnkle. hal-kccper: Fred cf-
mon. bar-keopcr: Pat Ryan. steward; picN
Curtis. fireman: Tom shook. engineer;
Ilenr, Do,le. porter: James >wipe. porter;
Tate. barber: Henry Davis. deck hand
Tom Cooke sailor: Billy Young. second
maie: sam steel. a boy from Texas both
captains of fhc deck watch and eight rousl-
ahout~. Passengers lost Dr Atwcll. -
Chirorodi-t. and four negro musicians
travelling with him: scott. oi smith
land. Ia.: Mrs. Davis. of ~lOrkmnn. IcN:
Mr.. koomch: Mrs.. Hun. of Oprlom>a-;
Mrs. kaulmann'~ nurse and eldest chiif.
TIF SAVED.
The Corona was on her first irlpo the
season. and had hut recently been repaired
at am expense of Sl2.UN she was valued
at SaO.O1O. The ioll0Wm.-umned paS-cn--
.,.r, were saved: Mrs. Henry Blanks and
two children Mrs Mann. Mr.. Robert
Robertson. Mrs. kauimaun and children
Cauiam B. g.. ComWeii. Mr-. j. K. Brown
Mrs. j. j. Ncidith. Mr.. {. +. Mason. Mr..
Baughman. Mr. Comstoch 0f )"nald>oi-
willie. Nr. John Carr of iiawi-onbure
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CnEw stallion Tobacco, best ten
cent plug on the market. Save the tin
tags and get handsome aud useful
present.
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rb.. President has authorized surgeon
s,'n.,.n Hamilton. m fhr Marine Hospital
~.r,f..n fs keen onen fhe lolioWIn- qunrn-
fin. stations. Denwar. BunkWaier tape
Charles. ~apoi0 sound and Iotu-a, hrl-.
Richlm -. lorhe. of Nror-la- has n''ii
,rt,niniei 30 cN.rl of division m ilr sixth
Nt-Iff.r'- UNirN
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FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.


Nr,, ORLEANS. October g. The steamer
Carona. of tine Onachita Consolidated Line.
which loif this city last evening for The
Onachitari,cr. exploded her boiler, 10 False
river. nearly opposite Port Hudson. about
noon TODAY. causing iho Joss of the steamer
and about forty lives. The Anchor Line
steamer City of II. Louis happened near hy
and her crew saved many lives. The fol-
lowing H. ID
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II.I0V-u0r.F NiNoRtNnA'

tnfetol. British steamship Empire, tn
laIlsf &C. lf. Inosas Davis Tonnage l'''''
CROW. yi 4. =,
tairr,l BRITISH fafls iott- r., Capt =. K.
lltmnu. crew. tonnage l1s from ar
..O.f.. ..~. Cnrgo. ~41 boxes smoked hfr-
rI. lc-. Gp hIIftls sllt behring's. conslSnei 10
Tnmt. r Arul. .Hn.
frarrl. British steamship ~taumofc, Al
l.rf Nnio mnsfrr l,2on tons. - crew, from
lI..f Point fOf liverpool. $50 hnlcs cotton,
valued Hf -lgf1u1, luO tons machinery,
-fHu.u.
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urANTED.-owNER OF \ WILD

WANTED D.-oWNER i. OF, OF \ N,oN, Mlnp ~
weeks ago. Cali af my uriife. S-3 ,vuth
smith street }. q ~kfLfON. JR. oei-lt'
II YOU WANT HARDY ARE. SASH.
1 .sf.iND~ AID l-oh~. call i'Aon"' 80
GARNLAl a DAVIS. 80. ) cost Broad
.tr,.f s.J-eldfm
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GOOD FOO return until OCTOBER 3lsr. Apply
80 Nu IOuO cast Nam street aud at Byrd
street station q. 4. TAYLOR,
trs-N C@"orai Iicket Agent
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BASH STATEMENTS

DEpORT OF THE CONDITION OF
..I,ri uoND lN TiIt ~IAIEUf VIRGINIA.
Nr lIlt CiOsF UF BUSINESS ~tPffN-
HEH BOIL l~1p.
Yf...f WfI
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STATE co. NfneisfA-DirYof RicnN"Nn' 49,
william " Hli. cashier oi me aD,N"
named bank. a. ~olemnt sWci ~ ht ~,
above .fNiensnffs fiur 90 ihr pt~i ~ "'f
WILLIAM n. NM 'ashi't.
Subscribed ami sworn 90 before mr lnH 81
dnN Of trtui co. i~-3 s,.,r-
Aufafy Public.
rnf.tff-AtIrst
W.M.rtisl,
NM. b eiH-DN.
IufIN =. iILEfI
.ft Directors.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE.

DICHMOND THEATRE
-~Y-IWENTl --INENrn SEASON -lsaO.
FRIDAY A>r~AlDN1AN,
NUIonTE l-li ANn 1rn.
SATURDAY MATINEE.
T.a Sow NorE iNceum Theatre sncctss'
MAIN ffNE.
An ldyu Of tho Hsiifoai.
,tAs\IgIrr>Tt NONELt THRILLING
.nr.af scenery au Mechanism.
s.. I-.J lGi sight. 800 Nev YORK.
~.af, on sa'e Thursday. october 3d at .
h. N.
>eztafu-rcon. October 7il. sth anI nth
An.u,tm Unr's "N..nf coz Comedy COM
,..., oc3-it
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THE MONTANA ELECTION



Nf~Nl.trDiI~. NINN.. October 3. lhr
.J.trs0r. Helena. Montana. special say
Krfuu- from outside precinct arr comm
In l.r, SLOWLY. Carriers Republican, clrr-
fion tD Congress i- NOW conceded hl lh'
1t.+.-ifian. Both sides std claim ilie Coy
Drfor-hip. lf may require ihe Official count
2. l.t.ruu. the question. -1 close q, lh'
r..a between Power and 'lonlc.
This count, Shows remarkable Demo
cratic eaiu-. and claims of ml-ilana-ei -einen'
are heard from many sources. The lf-l'i'
turr -tili hangs iu tno balance.
The majority Of inc state tchrl i- hfpu
l'rm. hut hlg figures nave been hn",ee'
int. .niiuf.r.. 1h. count IL proceeding
-i.vh I'M larger precincts. and it viii Doe
horr, before ANY definite calculation may
hl made with safety.
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,rO THE PUBLIC NORA DENING-

Ton. my Wiz. having left my bed and
iNari. flr public Hf' wt'nci not 10 XIV" her
s.-.If uu fnN account. ns viii pa, a." bill oi
il. g. ennfr citing.
.rl3t A. n. pENtNOlON.
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GrtNn FoRK-. y. D.. October .. lh.
LATEST return, Indicate prohibition carried
D., i've hundred majority The vote j. very
close. and thr maii.r cannot ne definitely
settled until several 0f tle back counties
arc heard irum
sol $50 DAkuiA.
-ioiN FAILS. =. d.. Oriohcr3 ihe So
lection of Pierre az lhe capital ol oouiii
Btkaf. f. n0W conceded here. Inc lar'
that fhi. city had q senatorial candidate n
fine heid is a,rribed ihe defeat.
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VOL. IlI.--NUMBER 1899.
WEATHER FORECASTS.

W,suINGTof. u. G.. October =. -
Indications for Nir,inia and North
lNp carolina Fair Friday and ratur-
''N" dl,. slightly norihwestcriy
-l Winds
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Interchange of fraternal 'ourtesies Be
Swccn bishops of the American and
Canadian Churcbes--~ standing Commit.
tees Appointed.
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Tnr "Dunlopn Patent FIonr has no
superior.. Phone 275. Try it.-adv
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fNctK>IONS.

DICHNOND. IREDFRlCKSBUR RG
Ia AND POTOMAC RAILROAD COM
fftNh
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MAID of Virginia. Mild and sweet,
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lunrofNlvr0HrNEw-. ocI1ufn 9.

I|II Ut NV IIIUI NV = 'tI IHff' 70
tHafNFn.
~t.amcf Noln0l,o. New York. md sailed
f.f Nfu AorA. mrrch mdizc.
-,.....if. ricnmoui. West Point. and
-.Ir.l f.r >rw s. ofk. merchandise.
-fslmN4Io Allegheny. Providence ana
salad flf Wsef Point merchandise.
steamship Victoria. Galveston. cohleu 'hu
fIIrI for Liverpool. ,
-ie4nsnIp ltheihaid. Philadelphia. 20 load
f.Il ,,
~caaoncrI. b. lloshunck. Boston. To- load
c.al
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ANCIENT ALEXANDRIA.
>dditiona, Democratic appointment
telc' Mehtioii.

AffXtNpRft. W.. October ,. >pcial.
The following additional appointments
were made to-day Boy the Democratic ENccu-
tive Committee
uON. Frpt 1T MON.
louisa. Monday. rciu'ci ~.
uoN. u. !. BARi"N.
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MAID Of Virginia. Mild AMI sweet.
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-rr.on,rs Ereu'af0r Ncw York; Hudson,
IfllUktn. Brown Providence, steamer
Avalon Galveston. Bremen.
ARRIVED.
N.rca Hornet Sclooncrs Daylight. Chase
lt...I. a.. a simmons T. %. Dame. and j. VI.
-.Drinff HnI ~tenutr ~f
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UUUI on WCUNOND-OCT0BER B.


schooner ~ne williams. Pierce. Newport
>nns. fu nuIen loading pNillfs' ioi 7nFhnii'hi
vessel curtis a. Parker.
Schooner Naf1 i ley. Taylor. lhllaieiphla'
r.,t,inr ,4nn.. vessel curtis Parker.
schooner Nnul. robinson. lhmner. = folnt
f. f..f c.tf ff BOSTON. vessel curtis &
I.I.If.
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T1NA.
THlENfAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TEN
plARS.
I..una fIp tickets from RICHMOND IA
1N N~NTNGINN and fetuin Will be sold
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TAKE NOTICE. THAT HAVE THIS
4 appointed THEODORE HtlNSON my
agent f0 transact the GALVANIZED IRON
HfelN .~~. and bus and scil foi cash only.
HERMAN HENSON.
~fIIfNHfN p. 1850. - 2o-2w
NOTICE WE SHALL APPLY TO
4 ' fhe Fauners o1n ana Trust Company
ul Sow York for RENEWAL or crKtltl-
carr FUE TEN SIANE> on ATLANTA
AND CHARLOTTE AIRLINE hAiIMAl
-.fS.I. standing Boo our maize. the original
having hptu lost or inlslaid. ..
.i.. ~. IANCASlER 4 LUCkE.
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MNEt~T. t>rEtttGh>ct. p.
MATURE ALMANAC. ocroheN J. lss"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-06
Bloomingdale Bros,
3D-AyE. AND 58TH-sT.
CROP REPORTS RECEIVED IN TOLEDO.

Toledo oct. 5.-During the past four ua9 ~ %
King d 60 have received 500 reports whch sHo"
that Michigan had poor wheat crop ana farmer 49,
have sold less freely than elsewhere. hePoiN io"
there Indicate that about two-thlrds OF the present
crop Is stnl I'm farmers hands Pennsylvania mas ea'is
much Ohio and New.York over hair lhdlala go
half; Missouri nearly half, and Illinois oniy 'oou'
40 per cent Farmers have sold most oil 'nc'r pun
wheat as third Of the replies say that
of what remains would grade No or bet'er' w,
lgan reports the smallest amount Of No renalnins
In farmers hands mills and interior elevators roiN
sylvana and NewYork report the largest peroou'eoo
Of No. . Mills and interior warehouses seem !" a',
erage about half full Ohio and Illinois mlls arc "o
supplied, but Michigan mills nave but iittle M''ouii
and Indiana have fair supplies.
The acreage sown this fall will DO trlne iarsor'
Michigan will show slight falling OIL, OWING 10 re0on,
dry weather. New-York reports no changes MiS'oui'
and Illinois the largest increase; Ohio sfnsn ono.
Two-thirds Of the reports say the farmers are NOT
disposed To sell at present prices. some say 'aeJ
VIII sell more freely after seeding Is completed
Clover seed yield averages as well as las. year
This is better than generally expected who ago.
Pennsylvania, Missouri Michigan and Ohio have good
crops Indiana shows the poorest Half OF the re-
ports show the Yield TO be two bushels or less per
acre hui threshing has Just begun In some secuons
and the acreage was the largest ever known
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FRIDAY, As USUAL. BARGAIN DAY
TIE CAIHOLIC CENTENARY.
PREPARATIONS FOR A CELEBRATION OF GREAT

PREPARATIONS FOR A CELEBRATION OF GREAT
HISTORIC INTEREST IN BALTIMORE
Baltimore. Oct. (speciaD.-The old Baltimore
Cathedral Is being thoroughly renovated and altered
TO afford better accommodations for the crowds eX-
pected to attend the centennial ceremonies beginning
on November 10. The Diocesan Committee held an
other meeting last night at the Cardinals house The
Cardinal says that the celebration viii bring together
the largest number Of bishops, priests and Catholic
laymen that has ever assembled in any one city In
this country. On November 10 a special train Will
convey the bishops TO Washington and Cardinal Glib
bons will dedicate the new university. Ex-Governor
John Lee Carroll, of Maryland, will preside at the
Centennial Congress. which will sit for several days
In Concordia Opera House, this city. All the papers
TO be read have already been perused by Cardinal
Gibbons While the Congress win no doubt discuss
the labor question, IL is understood that Il win not
commit the Church 70 any particular attitude toward
the problem. The question of negro missions I'm the
South will also be discussed and steps will be taen 10
advance the interests of the Church In that dec lion
The congress will appoint special committee 10 con-
vey 10 the President OF the United States copy of
the resolutions that win be adopted, eXOlng the Gov
eminent for the protection IL has always afforded
religious liberty and declaring that the Catholic
Church aims of the strongest supporters OF
American Institutions and guardian OF American
morals The convention will be composed Of delegates
from all the States OF the Union and Will have
membership Of about 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-06
pierre THE CENTRE OF A LIVELY BOOM


St. Pau, MINI, Oct. "a Pioneer Press US
match from Pierre, S. D., says: 1.-The elecuoh VI
pierre as the capital of South Dakota bids lar ~
create boom which shall Outrival that OF Ohlahoia
laet spring. Strangers are nockng into the city py
thousands every train being loaded down Win pro'
,cctors and spectators. over 100000 worm VI
,roncrtv changed hands to-day. Lots which couiu
have been bought week ago for 800 SOFA quay
for ~ 900. The people sre excited and the 'o""
o. IN a constant hubbub, both day and night, ahu !"
is impossblo to preserve any kind OF ordcr' ino
reorle have been celebrating necessarily Tor lortS
c,cht hours Fort Pierre. across the river "iHo
crowded with boomers and intended settlers n"H'
30 yvbom have escaped into the reservation nov
,theranding the large force of regulars and lhuinn
,,oIioo Stationed there to prevent encroachmenI
Scheme discovered to-day by the authorities "hch was
ON foot by gang of boomers was TO sneak across '1
river at midnight and take possession OF the iai'u
around Fort Pierre and thereby capture the to"h-
TO AuplIcation had been quietly made 10 inc
coorDr,cnt for TOWNSHIP papers, and If the scheme
- rot been ilnearthed at the opportune moment
ma" n,Id have probably been successful Military
~ has been telegraphed 1or, ana every az
ssrnnt will be made 10 preserve oner."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-06
BROADWAY,
BTU G. 9TH STREETS, N. Y.
ERRORS IN A HIGH LICENSE Law.
MICHIGAN STATUES INITIATED BY NUMEROUS
MISTAKES.

MICHIGAN STATUES INITIATED BY NUMEROUS
MISTAKES.
Lansing Mich, Oct 5-The error found in the new
High License law on Tuesday was nothing TO the
blunders that have been discovered since All inc
newly found errors are in Section 1, the most Vtai
section of the BILL because It prescrbeS the amount
the keepers and wholesalers shall pay IN liquor
taxes sectIon of the act, in the form in which IL
WAS signed by the Governor, differs radically from the
bil as passed by the Legislature The act as signed
and prtuted. fixes the wholesale tax Of splrituous
liouorS at $780, instead OF $780, as recommended oy
the conference committee and agreed to. Inc license
for selling both spiruous and malt liquors at whole
sale and retail appears at $1,000 instead OF IL 100
as nassed. The Senate adopted a provision allowing
wholesalers of sprtuous liquors also to wholes a!e
malt Slinnors without additional license Inc CONFER
enre enmmittee struck this out YET IL Is retained IN
he laT Owing 10 this blunder dealers can wholesale
SnritI,CSs and malt liquors on payment OF Only pOOo
cnnee while the act passed by the Legislature. re-
njred s6DO for spirituous and $500 for malt liquors,
a. =, 100 IN all The liquor men are conndent mat
4, vii enable them TO riddle the law In court Inc
cIo" increasing the retail tax from $500 10 800 was
a. he nntlated section. and It IS believed that tho
saoons can force the state 10 90 back TO the old $500
tsy law or else knock out the tax feature enurey'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-06
JUBrsprcTroU IN NAvAsSA ISLAND.

Baltimore Oct ga warrant was issued by Judge
Bond OF the United States Circuit Court yesterday for
the arrest of the negroes concerned I'm the Navassa
Island murder United States Marshal George j..
csrnes made return 10 the warrant that he was power
less to make the arrest whereupon Judge Bond certi
fed TO President Harrison the facts of the case, and
they viii be laid before the President by counsel for
the receivers for his action The island comes under
the jurisdiction Of the United States In consequence
OF It's discovery in 1856 by Captain Peter Duncan.
who took the proper action whereby the United States
extended Its protective power over the island. by
proclamation, etc. Captain Duncan sold the island
70 Captain T. h. Cooper and by various transfers 1t
sinrwao became the property Of the Navassa Phos-
phate company The Revised statutes Of the United
siates hoid that murder committed the guano
Islands discovered by Americans Is the If
committed on vessel on the high seas.