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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13
TWO FlENDlsH FRATRiClDss.
Two Little Negro Boys shoot Thor
Younger brother and Hide His BODY
%, -, ,..,....-, ~, o. a.. TltsrafrhI

RAl,leH. \. c., September i2.-Near
Jackson Springs. IL Gchmond county "A
negro named Oliver hnt three sons aged
- Cur uud i've years. These thrvc
Mere It'd Al home alone. The two elder
cnildron rummaeed through a chest sud
found revolver, with which they, Shot
t1oir ,,vo-vear-old brother through the
neck. tho iugular vein being severed. The
bow WALKED about the room unui ne
lied 10 death. When ife was extinct Che
lttle tends, intending To hide their crime
Traced the dead child two OF three hun
dr.l wards from Che house into the woods
and ria the body bohnd some bushes.
Th,v then went co. neigAbOr's. where they
renamed until found by their father;
,bcy had NO reason forit. The father sent
for a magistrate, and after relating the
facts told lin e. take the boys and let the
law take its course. Owing 90 thor cS-
IRENE vouthiulness they were out oil The
r.ach Of the law and nothing could be done
D, fhaga
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13
l5GSJAsuN HARlIsoN.
Mr. TANNER AND MS SUCCESSOR.

WASHINGTON. september l2.-t'osslp as
.Dr j.. now engaging all attention To-day
,x.Concres-rnar William Warner, of Ms
s1uri. tx-commander-in-ch of the Grand
,rroy of thu Republic, Us believed TO- Toe
most likel, 90 De- appointed. Tie IS SAID TO
l,,s lcft Karsa, CITY ia response 70 q 'elo-
~,,,hic SUMMONS to meet the Secretary
- hn Interior. The other candidates are
w. pension AGENT Poole, of Syracuse. n.
General Charles o.. brown, 81 IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13
Tux WATER N RICHMOND YESTERDAY vas
cool aut rainy.
NEW YORK STOCK MAeKEr.

NEW YORK, September i2-Iho stock mar
ket was not 80 ac;lye for TIE reeuiar list today
th5urh Fac deficiency MAS partly made NJ by ne
rene we'd interest ia trusts which weEo sctVe
acaiu for Tho lIat firas siDco tbo rccent heavy
trading in ,Aem. ihcre Vas strong ton" gene
rally during tHo forenoon. Llt tfis disappeared
D. cr iu the Jay. and tho rrsuii ~ tle nay
operations s. 30 leave most % inc Inst tfnftiun-
auv lower than last evening. There was snfno
interruption 20 the w0rkilg ~ private wires M
day and carly dealings wore entiroiy dependent
uron me locsl operators, Tni-h lccoi-irl ior
3 mo ~ me filiinc oG lp On fncsA lto now
n,cn,s wrrs DOT Of special importance. aud The
number of -tocSs In which extreme Guci1auon
Tor ths Gag exceeded 1 per cent couid 10
counted on tho lngrrs Of ono hanl. Tho fen
lures ol The fortnO0n's business vcro cotton oii
ara fro lead trust Tho former after dropping
q. too. recovered rapidly 90 SEA. Teal was
Strong ou denial % mo story oi the Increase IN
tho capital stock Tho afternoon decline WAS
ru0sf conspicuous m Louisville aud NAshsih%
Missouri Pacific and nN'k leland. each Of which
Loot over per ccnt from ne ocst nguros. bnt
the changes in moat 81 tho Oth0ra Noro outlined
o. small fractions o1ly. The matet cloeod
o.iicf and heavy 81 weak ~ about mo ioWe7t
| prices. thorrh Esy were liftpd slightly " no
iasf f.w minutes trading. Total sales, S>S,VoJ
/ ehe~cs
R-e7inJ. Exchange quiet and firm at 41Ea
As Money ea-r o. a.. closing oH"r'i : SUD
| Treasury palanca God. fl5,"fQp: curron
as. 81. 100. 0overnmcnH dun and s'eaiY
| f5r as yer cents. -. ex. int; * cou-
! pons, lOj+ * iut state bonds entirely nc
/ glerlci. 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13
To Ise Oustod.
rRy Telegram % tho Dispatch.I

WASHINGTON. d. c.. September i2.-The
Secretary OF the Treasury has received a
telegram from Sacramento, Cal, stating
that firm Of booksellers have taken pos
session OK tse building on the site Tor mo
Government building there under the
claim OF n lease and are plying their bust
ness In defiance II the State law. The
matter was referred 10 the Supervising
Architect. who reports that thu building
In question was not purchased with tho
site by the Government, but is the property
Of vendors who were privileged to remove
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13
DEATHS.

MrGRAW. Died. az his dspEhtors residenro.
on ne sine. Milo roat. september -&th, al -
A N. 81 dr0psy JOHN NCokAW, IA mo sew
euty-ilurth yenr II MS age.
Funeral FRIDAY. 1871 Instant, from no Ea't
End Rapust church. nt DO A. II. Friends ana A.
ouafutn.ees are Invited D. attend.
Huntn gton w. Va, and flneliss ltia papers
please copy.
sHERMAN.-Dled. September u 1889, NJ his
rArrnts' residence go lweniy-nrst street,
fgANK RUSSELL SHERMAN. infant sou ~
Annie T. AID r. A. sherman; agei soVca
months ant twelve dayA ,,
triends and aequsinial are respectfully
inyited 60 auon1 ne funeral FRIDAY, soptsn-
bor l3,h. ~ O'CLOCK.
stNTON.-nied. a. Pleasant HilL Honrieo
county. september lith. az 1870 J.. NJ, fAN-
ME. youEgcst daughter ~ Charles II. ano Mob
uo r. >inlOn, 90 tho bird year ~ her age.
Iut.rnent Al Hollywood THIS Fr1aTl AZ
TFKNDON at2OclIcE. Friends aud aoquain,-
ARGOS respectfully nuted o. attend
WILLIAMS. Died. AT hts rosiaonce. No. 10
aoutD Pine street Wedresiay. september I'm,
ar - j.. b.. Dr. ). {. WILLIAMS, IA the sky
rfth year az his age. -,
Funeral IulS (tridayl NOkNINO ~ liO
o'clock from Pine-Stree, Bepiist church. Fnelds
all acqueintaacos Invited ~ attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13
IS TIA FEARFUL BLUNDsRl
stool. ,bc white Man Lynchcd 1T Nor
canton, y. G., Thought 80 Have
Been Innocent.
fspeclm Telegram 10 lhs Dispatch.

CuArIorTR, n. C.. September i1-Tho
Ill ~ Prank Stack, the white man who
was was, Yesterday lynched at Morganton, pass
I'd through Charlotte to-day for Monroe;
whore n will be buried. II was shipped
iy express. News from Monroe tonight
savs that the people are very much
wrought up over tho lynching, they be-
lieyinn that Stack was innocent. Stack
lived at Monroe, and was very popular
In ~ learned that Stack WAS inCharlotte
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13

uninspcct-d. si2: extra prime. norstin,n
Beef inactive Beef hams sieody snd v.ak.
Tiorcri beef quiet Cutfneats steady. hnoIes
strong Lard innctye and easy western stesD.
sRgs. optIons--sopse mDer. 800: October, 800
froights nrm: cOtson. kaNd; grain, AVA. Do
CHfcAso
CHICAGO September i2-'rhs cash quotsnons
were: Flour steady and unchanged. No. 2sprns
and No ? rod wheat S7Hc. No corn, ~.
Nc. oats iase hoss-Irork. tle .oasi ~ .srp'
sSG9Lasash salort-siis. g. e0afks5 shoniders
i4.5OaslGgk. short clear. ss.s5afa1h Whiskey'
Si0l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13
Condition Of the PhWnit Mills.
fBv 2eleg~aph 70 tho DispRtch.l

PRoupENus, Il. l.. September i2.The
rpport Of the committee of the creditors
OF the Phoenix Woollen Company, whose
mills are at East Greenwich. gives q pretty
bad showing. The liabilities are SSQ0,OOo
and assets Si0S, sol. An otter of rs cents
on the dollar * recommended by the CON-
pAny for acceptance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13
ASHORE OFF CAPE HENRY.
An Unknown steamer In Peril Last
Night-righ Winds.
Special telegram % Tho Di'patch.

NouFoag. Va, September l2.-1o-nieht
ohout ESQ o'clock an unknown hriglntinc-
riggod steamer, with rcd or yellow iuuuel,
came ashore almost opposite Llte.Saving
station No. /. ~ Cape Henry. She ds-
ol,vad the following night signals: A red
Casten liqht. turning red and green again.
shooting one red Roman candle. Up g. 10
O'clock the lifc-saviug crew had not SUI
ceedel IN getting q line 10 her. The wind
is now blowing az the rate ot thirty miles
an hour from the northwest which Il Oh
shore. and the sea is very rough. The
steamer came from the South. IS the tide
is RISING she may DO able 10 haul of at
llnl Wnter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13
FOREIGN NEWS


rpv sr~f.- , r, ri..1r IN Pole % fro Ufsuafrh.1
..i..
LoNn33N, N'li ii"'r ~. y l.e ''-
tween 'r9'ih 1i'h iihs ,''.' -!
ol w. o.'h comp '- i'.'.' t'-'..'''
IRE '', .l'nai io"A1 'h"' ..s' lo.r N''.
not Hi.f t' agree 1H' com
proposed ht bum, ihai tAr germs N. 10 'l'
dock c1.lrdm,e nav. "I' ''' ''"ced, 4, 40
iut" 'u'ct 30 Nof"hi'tI '.'' prov ''t '.''.
ih' =. ln'- hti, "'
cardinal peg ul".'i I.' 'Ai ''''h I'D '.-''"
consider tlr proposal 1ni io posi- i'u'
ther decision for .n. lrc"'n';
tac 'lo. companies itF. "''li'" TOD ''-
ht" .H ..e 't r'io- ut .'''i 'D ..N '''
W"lr- 80 ih.h iH'i "n january l-t. +Ai''i
tn- rH,...'lr' ''''',,' ''
ti' N' '"'i .l .' .- .' ,....-.-
f..',.. '...i 1',Ii,,i I-.l..J.r.or .fri....
49, .llori N,r directors .Il,r.d %,
tS.r .-.',irol of.rt, advance un..- .u
l.r,.r. III frry u.r. ~,ll apeu BOB fa-
4'.- l.....,+..re A.. lad been charged
I,.tl.. l.r..f.f.. O.. f.u fl..t I..f u the
..,.,i..-. iaj ar. other t,.r.. T., .ur..,t n
,y.. f.r thrm tlfr.f ..r.. among Them
-ol,e- what thc terms should hc Ihc de
rector. t.d uotbtn. from, r.men at pr,--
,at ,rfirl fr, considered suH.a.utly
clear and oriIrt. If o., leaders, o4 tho
~.r-r.r- f.u.I,atul frd proposals and
fNt IiIfI 4 l.IIifN.I tfttttfIA Do tt.-
uinu the dirgctois would again consider
what course thoy would pursue mr, poufe
t0 tlc strikers lowauds.
ID ." Io.- ,'f. l'''''', slree,ts 'l"1 'h "i-
E"n.4tDun "l i.i..l i"' we '".
dock ahorai, six pence per hour from No
1cmbcr Isl tu]mu.l lst. The F1eH' Slys
that leading tu-ilr ,-man "a tle ciiy nus
offered Cd contribute t4.O00 Tor tA' p"r-
pose on condition that -ho r,maiuiu- tour
hfths Doc subscribed lmn"diairIF. l.r
ci0No0 which tar ra2,ae SUGGESTS should
De- raised bv -Ubscupi 'ou a. me amour,
that thc dock cpwpan''' c!h,n th'f No.Iu
JOS tF advancing Tar.s 90 November l7t
instead 0t january l7t.
clT.f1,. Asr.r ~ A srrt,frh's HOLD.
T,.roN c.,tomner l2.-The White Star
...... p,.t-.i. frnr. No. York Som
t..,.i-.- Az frr iyorro"i whioh arrived M
G-a.,..rorr to.lay. r.p'rts that ~ thc
morning Of September 5th fire brok" out
iu the cotton stored und,r one 81 @ne port
matches. huiii'i OBJ 'i''' "' Ol' "". '-
luE cotton were ltfuNh oNtippilH hhH i'-
uai-cd IN the water tn two h"urs. M'er
which They ser. picked up and -toW'i pa
dtch The hold iu which The IRE broke
ont was lrpchrl 4 slight fire again
broke ont on Tie uor.iug Of tleGth, but
,yas easily sui. luci. Tine a4spna,.s. iapt-
ed resolutions highly nra.-lns t!o olhcci-
AID crew for tho -l.ill they -howod iu tight
ING and cxtinguisl.nr tac flames.
Tpy nE,r,rr,,r or r.l,H pE1sovrra.
-. o.,...,.,l.. 90 -,7r Ualr.nr has
,,..,. ~, ,,,l, f.. NJ Cl.l.tnrD'.
r. No. Or, ~, r..l, treatment nm Ireland. in
winch Nr. Ghu.t1u. commented upon tAc
case II Conf d. are as SHOWING an o -rAcc
off reht iul aul human lr..a..
Mir Ralfuur denied td1t the lrs A,r IL
suffering lrom y .ase ,aat e"n"- -is
release. lio says .Aat ,he general treat
most ot l~ieA pr.@)-.is D. more lrI. Ht
than the reatment '. tn-I.h pfI-oh s.
and that OF ny c1 f" 90 h'en DR. ''h '
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13
JIM FRAZIER HITS MALONE.
His Card Dcnounciug the Little Boss and
His Methods.
fspcclal Telegram % he Dispatch.

LrxINaruN. September l2.-James A. Fra
zier. the most promiucn; Republican ia
Rockbrdsc. with state ana national
reputation and strong influence, one of the
most active parts workers and strong par
tis.,n heretofore in the local, State, and
national contests. in "a lalt-columa letter
to the Roclb.7ge Comfy Noes. just pub
ii~hcd Tonight, SAYS: Having determined
mon H. support Malone or Mahonc,sm in
any of its phases. deem that owe AZ least
an exclamation 10 my political associates
i'm Eockbridge for this stop Ihon fol-
low, q bitter attack on Malone and his
methods
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13
4 Mnlon-snll.a.HnlfOIl Deal.

WHEELING. W. Va. Septtmber IA deal
is on foot between +. n. itukiu ! ", The
oil SPECTATORS, and the Standard Oh Com.
panY hy which the latter secures control ol
Hukiii's entire territory III West Virginia
aud Southern Pennsylvania. The console
ration is said to be SL5Q0.000-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13
Counterfeit silver Certiiic"tes'

CHATTANOOGA, TESN., Sept"mber IN n
new counterfeit tWo-doilar iTehsuiS S.,.
S co." The engraving Is fine. but the PRINT
peIo, 4 nanor poor. All the counterfelts
~ 'ng 81" "a diacoyored are numbered "B," ana
hea az the picture Of General Hancock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13
A NORTH STATE ROAD.
PRESIDENT or THE ATLANTIC AND
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD
ELECTED.
Now Directors Chosen-iccidentnily Kill
cd with a Base Bail Bat-fires-other
forth Carolina News.
nn...lnl ,olorr,ra 70 N, plspa,ch.l

forth Carolina News.
Special telegram 70 ,hs Dlspa,chI
RtrrrGu. y. c.. September l2.-The Gov
orr mas APPOINTED the following dirrc-
tors of the Atlantic and North Carolina
railroad. Winfield :. Chadwick and
+ Thomas y. webb If Carteret ". &.
/ Crimson. Of Craven; =. N. Pear@il' OF
bones: DEMPSEY Wood, of Leuolr county;
7 A. G. Davis. % Lenoir county ". y. "a
+ no. Of Pamhco county, and thaFles Dewey,
/ of Wayne. For State proxy the Governor
appointed Clement Mariy, OF Ncwbcrne,
Craven county.
Cu,DsIcK MADE PRESIDENT.
Grca; interest wns felt to-day-in tho mat
. tor If tho election of president q this
road. V. S. Cha lwick VIII be elected TO
that position. he Is "a uccessiul MGR chant
Of the town Of Beaufofd, and i good
businessmen.
+ 4 younr man named Rice was killed in
Buncomlc county "a day - two SINCE ~ "a
game of baseball. a bot slipped from the
lands Df Que OF the players, alt striking
+ Rice on the forehead killed hiH1 instantly.
The caterpillar 10 is learned. rs dong
1 great damage 90 cotton il portlcn7oi Mol
/ moud county.
TIrrs IN CALDWELL COUNTY
/ The residence aud out-hoIs"s Of Alva
Barlow aud Mr.. Cynthia Barlow. M Caid-
WI 49,. u,,,dcr.o,,illa vy,for-
ID ,,. Ia nnd ,rorl- ON an ok
1 WI, ID" -..-..,,..l, 10 g., holm
o., anro -
mo STATE Convention Of ex-Confcdcrate
I Veterans will bo held here during iar
/ week October 10TH.
/ 20 -, i,,,,,.,,.;,i- ,,urtv n f.v, weeks ago
! - ' ,..i. , -, ...,,tl,r,rt l, WI
I.'.' 80, IA nc cao. ro-oovpd
..''.N >. tr1,, J,rov,r CRIMINAL
90,
N'"''' .,,,,,,.,,.,o,,
i"A Dot ''''' -. ~ -.
Z U.s. WotklI- F'it ''I ~ -
S,i'ni' Oh .'.'' 81 on" ... ,.,,.,-,
49, r,-, .,ili ,ro1,. o.. In
- 'i ,'' ',.l.. - ,,.o,,l. f-.r, tho
-, 80. ,t. CT, i,,is month mud
-. 80 49, ~. ..- .., a.. f.i~. V.r-
/ -. -, 49, 49,, ,cpr..l fr .lis NM
''"P NJ, ,,,.,.t... ~ ,,.,-.,s ,l,o lq'oi ~,
,,o.. f.,I la. i...l.,,. ttl.r much
- ~ ''i,',,fi,, tro,y. Nlr VII
''-'''' ,.,-,',.. ,',..- H. l,rlu.tiry
H. ~. i...,o..,,..tI aIil,tr' and h.
''''' ...iI. .I.. ~ i,nmi-
,,,ui.i'I .l',.'i,r ..,, re.,f-.
M, ..,. ,...,,,' r,.,ivals In rro,~ee. her.
and tlcr. IL, t0o state. end Tie number of
conventions rs very large.
p.,t.r.,-nt.g ryrrrusTroS.
r..., =; 49,, .,lolr.+i,., ID. V,r,..o-
IN . ~. '.'' ;..r-,s,,-', Or, # tlo
fl., ~ ,''li i. r.,, III Given il, honor
NJ Nt.r,.,, D.tis At tl,. a Great
ol 80 ".i.'.l.il.". - ,I1 c4oto ,viU Lo
nui.D'' ~. .'. III, Nc ~. in re-
pi'"N. ""' N'' '''
.n.i ..,,.i..e ,l,..t ,i,.. ,,,o, who
IT Dr. '"g "''N W -. 49,, ~
nI'p 'i''. .i ,i,.t ,,,,,,' -. -,
MOOT o. .".'y 1..,.I.''' g., h;,"s,f F,rnlat
nl,', l''i. '.,'' ....,i 49, 5;.c1,er H. i'm
! CrHd'1fN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13

svrrrpBrr l2-NmEo. frm. sales reported
a. sac. Primo. fAc: extra prime aa1sc
fancy. g.. common. iSac. snellrd. saSs@
spanl-h. 2sc.. factory hand-pickeL .e9ke
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13
KILLED MAJ MINE.
Accident and a Negro Row ia West Vlr-
giuin,

WHEELING. W. Va. September l2.-lt Is
reported here that a runaway car ia free
man 4 Jonoe's mine. at Simmons Creek
Mercer county, crushed and killed L0ui'
Conner and fatally injured two compan.
ions. The men were all miners.
A fight occurred among a dozen Negro
miners at Bramwu. Mercer county,
Knives were drawn aud two of the com
Latants wore fatally stabbed and other
received serious cats. The fight arose
from A saloon row.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13
BANK OF cLARKsWLLE FAILS.
NIagce. Morton, AID Easlcy tho Largest
Dohtors-Reccivcr APpoluted.
Especial telegram TO the D'spatch.l

!
CHASE CITY, Va. September 1.-THE
Bank ~ Clarksville suspended payment
nn TUESDAY. Allen W. Magee, tobacco
mist. Morton x Easley, merchants. and
Thomas Easley are four OF the largest
debtors to the bank. which amounts to
ebout S4s,0O0. The exact figures are not
obtainable. c. J. Faulkner has been ap-
pointed receiver. The failure of the bank
is calamity TO Che Clarksville commu-
,ifv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13
COLLISION BETWEEN TRAINS.
Engineers Injured Locomotives md Car
smashed.

ny telegraph u the 49, Atcnl
Fopr WAYNE. Ind. september "a
During heavy fog Yesterday collision
occurred at Millor's CITY o., forty miles
elst Of here on the Nlcknl-platcfold, which
,o.,.rd , loss of about SlO0r0O. The west
hornd INST freight carrying fruit and NOR
,lsrl.-e ran into gravel tram. 10th
locomotives md Gfteen cars with Their
corferts were destroyed Engineers Ebert
md Young. of this city, were lniurh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13
LYING m STATE.
The Body of Congressman Cox-Funerai
To-Day.

lbs telegraph 10 the Dspstchl
NEw York. Septenber l2-iho body II
Congressman Cox lay IN state tonight n
the yesuaule If the First Presbyterian
church. Fifth avenue and Twelfth street
from Z j. VI. toI0P. b. over three q ou-
saudi people PASSED before the guard Of
honor and viewed the romans. They lay
In 81 black ci0th-coycred casket, with hHr-
dies and trimming, OF silver. A largo
0orl device stood at the head and foot
T ,he caskst, and other floral tributes
from loving friends were placed around
a.. The guard 81 honor was composed
of the mrubers Il SteiuWelr Post,
Na. ~. Grand Army of the Republic.
The Post-Othce CLERKS Association, -
The number II 70. marched o. Che church,
where the remains Law. and ploced upon
tho coffin large floral emblem ma the
shape # on envelope and postaec-stump
and bearing the mark Of the New York
post-odice
Atl0P. N. the body was taken back 80
the Cox house. whence IT VIII be taken 20
tre church II $3.50 Tomorrow morning.
The remains viii be temporarily inferred
IN Greenwood cemetery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13
MARKET REPORTS,
ANolNcoNNEcTloN THsREWITH The
WEATHER INDICATIONS
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS.
Daily Reports from Both Boards-Cotton'
Grain, Flour, and other Quotations.
nv ,s,orr,nh 70 the plapatch.l

g------7 WASH. NGrOS. September i2--For Viz
] ... ,giuia, rain. stationary temperature.
1 Kahn north 20 northwest Hlnis. There has
~ ibocn 40 change In tho posiii n of mo
- storm sluce last night. The winds hsye
de-roasoi somewhat In violence. but
they are sin from ths northeast on tho New
Huc'and ana Sew jersey coasts. and from nOtth
10 northwest south % ine Delaware careA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13

early SATURDAY. morning, August 10th, the
morning after the killing, from parties
who saw him hero They shy he said he
had becn to Mt. Holly. The lynching ~
greatly deplored, and the lynchers VIII
probably be brought 20 justice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13

Il. Still the Government has jurisdiction
over the land. and the SOlicitorof the lrea-
sury has been requested to notify the D,-
trict Attorney at Sacramento 10 cause inc
premises 20 be vacated immediately.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13
MARHsAHkA

JoNEs- -BLASTOS.- Married. segtemher 70.
is-9. at Craze Episcopal Church, ~ Re-. ~, ii.
Syringe. Mss. AMI ELl/fbklh HOWARD
daughter OF Leigh VI. Blshton. % thls eitT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13

water was still high on the meadows and
almost reached the fires in the locomotives.
10 ls almost miraculous that the tracks
could be so promptly placed in replir. All
the trains of the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
Company will run on schedule time 60 and
from Atlantic City. Before this first SEC
tion had reached Camden, John Westcott.
on Atianuc-City lawyer, and Edward IL
drcdgo raised forty dollars for the train
hands
Many houses arc in an untcnahle condi-
ton owing To- bad sewerage caused by the
floods.
THOSE wRo rxrrBIFNcED THE STORM.
NV YouR. September y. Each arriving
Ncas-t report having experienced uuusu-
ally heavy weather. huf he1 met with no
serious trouble. About o O'Clock the Roa-
rokc and Richmond uf tho Old Dominion
Lane. arrived Ihcy had Ind thor share
of rough weather. which was shown by
ta'ir smokc-siack~ and rigging. bc Hoat
uDko leit Norfolk last Monday night. She
WINS doe bore 20 go O'Clock tuesday night.
The captain reports that While his vessel
sustained 100 sei0He DAMAGE. the imp was
oue of tho rourhr.t Voc lal ever oxperI-
oareI- from t.e tno he left uniH MS
ARRIVAL STORM after storm was encountered,
with nut tflo rncrs. between.
the Richmond. which should now hc on
lpr n8y .gth. having started Lass tuesday
night. put back. ILc storm was clc0un-
tered on tne lrht-np about midnight
Ia.. ior. rui fearful 81 NortsrH4 further
tu.ea tiourcborW Was lrt down iu Gr1yeseud
lsy. Seeing tlat tho storm showed 10
..-u Of abatug rnd cess thc vessel was hight
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Bladcn county Tuesday. the principals
thc~cin bcire Mr. MORGAN Rus. and Mss
Shepherd Kemp. 1ha Wotherof the latter
sent her away and endeayored to keep her
Whereabouts a secret She was az MaNton
and went To- church Tuesday night. ller
lover kept quiet and had news of her. u"
bad "a buggy near the church aud just a-
the service, ended the lady steppe6, "ui az
the church. surane into the vehicle, and
WAS Quickly driven into South Carolina.
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'uftrlf1. ScpitnL,t r.
Dayton, ot 'h' O'.4i.'.,''' N''.''. .l.
N.' Jersey ruiz ,. .'''-' "",," i pa,i,..5
.r.i.i hy thn f"nnsy ti'." h'i'i . .,
"r lerr.pei ir'ia N ,i.. , ,l I'D mr.
.ot th. ,e,,croo' '''I '' i. i'.'' r ''' 49,
Vgr ,lif.n'...l,'','' o'I A.. mn.
..tWr..4 ih.'''e'. '.''' "a. "a ,,.o,.. I'D
To-. wall nifA ....,'. 90 . NIar-
Fl. Nlltni'' ~ 49, %, .,.l,.i to-
,' .i... ,,,-' ia .ur-.i,l nom Al
I,i,leJ.fuhia. leaving At
,I' I.i Nii@',' An ,,.,'...'f,-
l.t' d.. lO a. ~ - ~, scL..iri, ID
'n. W'u i' .i, .'' 'ht,a.H,, inclulinr
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futures ranged ~ follows


LyAlH
sr. Lours, September l9--Fioru quint. un-
ohabgei, and nrm. Wheat higher; No. rcd.
cash. &c. septr mNcr, fiaSc. Ocfoler, bNa
7;c. December, 7A.c bid May, gsc Corn
lower: No. mixct. cash, ny oeptcmoer.
9gl.c. : October SO aOAo-, hpccmoor, ~
DAY. s2Nc Oats frm: No 2 cash. rhc-
Nav g2rlc Septem bor, l~Nc. bad. NhlsSey.
sl.02 Provisions dun and Sank. PORK, 80 Al
Lard nominal s' SA62k. Dry-eah meats
shoulders. s. .0afLG2t lonrs and q D. 81 i2Sa
So shart. clesr. g. i0as5sg Bacon tbotei,-
Shoulders. f5l2k longs ard rbs. fA,gesasS
short-ciear, SAe5As6 no Hams. NLSss-@2A
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, September ia-Whes' steady;
~. X rcd, &c. Corn Grin; no mixed, -
Oats QUOT and Arm. NJ 2 mixed, sl%c. FORK
duh AMI easier At tliGslLix1s. iAfi gniet Al
fA7A nnlk-meAis steaiy shofi-ribN AAlA
bacon steady. sbort-ciuar, i6Gi Wh'skoy s,eAiy
a. H.O2 iogs easy. common tnd ughl
Els5aft4o. packing and butchers, tlafA@
wIEMISGroN.
WiL,uyaToS. \. G.. seploTDber i2-Tnrpcn,ns
nrm a. 48Nc. koelp nrm. strained b.. good
strained. Utc Tar frm az -. Sruhe tar-
pentlne arm' hard sl-sp' Te'lo"-oip ana VIZ
gin. s4ZA ,....,,,,
LoursvLLR september iA--Grain s1i pro-
visions uIchan god
NEW YORK COTTON FUTuRsS
gRy YOpE. September i2--Nct ard gross 70
ceipts. mono. Futures closed barely steady;
sais. $500 bsles: September. .aTiaileA;
October. fl0 encSloM; November. aiNoaailNb
December. sQa5aF9Ga: January, gAEap.9s
FebrTtarv fflOl. March, 80 '0afi0ii, April
fnifasilI7: May. go. 2lafi0a3, june. s9sa
flAls. ,,-,.,
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
lRopor,ci tor The Diop6'co..
SvrrvNnlr l2-Mm 20. frm. Hales reported
a. S.c Primo. 4Nc: extra prime, aaoSc I;
fancy. g. c0mmon, iSeic.: snelled, fldS@' :
Sponl-h. asc. factory hand-pickel. 3a7ke