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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
Jereme-Park Races.


NEW YORK. October 12.-There was big
attendance at the Jerome-Park races to-
day. and the racing was excellent till the
fourth race, when the rain came down IN
torrents.
First race-horses beaten at this meet
ing, one mile and sixth-Benedictlne
won; Jennie Mcfarland second, Ben Har-
rison third. Time, l:53}5.
Second race-handicap, all ages. six fur
longs -Strideaway won; Fitzjames Sec
ond, Volunteer third. Time, III. ~.
Third racc-grand national handicap, all
ages. one half mile-Raccland won; FL
renzi second, Lavinia Belle third. Time,
1:23.
Fourth race-Kesico handicap for two
vear-olds, 1 400 yards-Fan-Fan( colt) won /;
Burlington second, Padestra third. Time,
1:23.
Fifth race-sweepstakes, all ages, one
mile-King Crab won; Tristan second,
Diable third Time, 1:4jl5.
Sixth race-selling all ages. 400 yards
Drumstick won; Mute second, Arab third.
| Time, 1:2i.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
NVorIz of tho Ambulance.

Tho city ambulance was called to the
Richmond Locomotive and Machine Works
at hnlf-past o'clock yesterday morning to
one of the employees who had his hand
mashed by machinery. The wound was
dressed and the man left with his friends,
About 10 O'Clock one Of the employees at
Johnson's forge, foot Of Ninth street, was
struck on the throat with piece of flying
steel, which inflicted an ugly cash. The
charge Of the ambulance, which was sum-
moned.
Tho ambulance was called to the corner
of Seventeenth and Cary streets at
o'clock 7. VI. to q colored man who was
suffering from a severe attack OF. cramp.
lie had very nearly recovered when the
ambulance arrived, and the physician gave
him some medicine and left him, as he did
not wish to be taken anywhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
AssfGNlITNr on 4 MTLLINFl.
THE eREENWALD CASE DECIDED.
Judge Hughes Renders an Opinion sus-
tanning the Deed.

On the 23d Of December, 1856, Messrs. n.
Greenwald & Son, merchant tailors and
clOihlers. doing business in both Rich
monl and Danville, made an assignment
for the benefit of their creditors 10 Judge
Edmund Waddlll as trustee.
About ten days later the deed was attack
ed 10y 5. Caskci. and few days thereafter
by Obendorler d 0ls. A long litigation en-
sued and an immense amount OF testimony
was taken in this city and New York. The
case was submitted some time ago and
Judge Hughes yesterday rendered the fol-
lowing opinion. which treats of this sub
jcct in an interesting manner:
"Tho deed assaulted IN this suit is with
ont fraud on it's face Counsel mistake my
opinions when they assume that any argyll
ment is required or that authorities need
be cited 20 convince me that deed OF as
eicnment for the benefit OF creditors ls
fraudulent simply because it may prefer
one or more creditors over other creditors.
Such deeds are valid in Virginia. IL is only
when this privilege accorded debtors by
the State is abused for purposes OF fraud
that they are 10 be set aside.
In order for q deed Of preference to he
declared null and void. which Is without
fraud on its face, 10 must be proved aifirma-
lively that il is in fact fraudulent and that
the fraud was known 20 if not participated
in bv the creditors whom it prefers. After
hearing the oral argument in this case and
before examining the depOsitions | felt
that there had been fraud, and that the
creditors preferred by the deed had been
cognizant Of and parties to it. ] began the
examination with that bias left 10y the oral
argument. Butafter careful consideration
of the proofs and Of the briefs OF counsel |
fail 10 fad that frd'm has bean proved upon
Hohenstein or Diamond.
1.-THE deed must stand as to the two pre-;
ferred creditors and the fund distributed
on that basis
These were the counsel in the case: For
Caskol. Messrs Coke &Pjckrell; for Obern-
dorfcr It as. Edgar Allan, Samuel Praus-
kauer. and Louis Wendenhurg, Esqs;; foT
the defendants, Messrs. William Flegen-
hcimer and John S. Wise.
The case Of 4. 5. Hooper. the letter-car-
rier charged with robbing the mails, was
continued until the next term and the petit
Jury WAS discharged.
Judge Huehesleft last night for his home
near ABINGDON,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
The Mildey Memorial.

The following committees have been Sc
lccted to perfect arrangements for the me-
mortal services TO he held Sunday, October
10th. at a place and hour yet to be de,
termined, in honor of the memory Of
Thomas Wldoy, past grand sire and
founder of Odd-Fellowship in America;
On Speakers Messrs. Sleight, White, DO
sept. Thomas. and Vanvort.
On Church-Messrs. Bowden, Parker, and
Johns.
On Music-Messrs. Goodlift, Pond, and
Johnson.
On Printing-Messrs. Collins, Bowden,
and Davis
The following will act rs ushers Messrs.
Waldron, Roper. Kidd, Green, Allen,
Mitchell. Billups, and Pierce. -,
Past Grand Master E. IL. Fitzhugh will
precidA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
Rules mt the Presidential Mansion.
Try telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.l

WASHINGTON. October 2.-Ths necessity
Of making some preparation for the meet
ING of Congress has compelled the Presi-
dent to establish tho following rules for
the daily transaction of business at the
Executive Mansion, which will be strictly
adhered to: Senators and members and
others having business with the President
will be received every day. except Monday,
between II and 1890 and at no other time.
Public reception in the East Room at z.
Nj. Mondays. Wednesdays, and Saturdays
viii be held as usual. The President re-
orets the inconvenience TO which friends
NAV be subjected by the enforcement Of
these rules. but he is sure that they Will
see tho necessity Of his having some hours
each day that are absolutely free from H.
tewrrfDtians
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. October Cotton dun: sales.
i47 bales uplsuds. l09sc. orleans. i03lc. net
receipts, $3.50 bales; exports-to Great BritaiST
coll bales: % the Continent 4,J.O iies: stock,
SIS. 4i5 bales. southern flour duh and heavy.
Whoat-spO: market weak. moderate business;
milling No. ?. SJ4c. IN elevator, s5i4te aiiost.
s5<ssGL,c. free on board steamer 40. rod,
s2as2i6 re- options fairly active and AaAc. lower
early, closed nrm at HaA.c. above lowest and
Aahc. under yesterday longs selling: shorts
covering No. = red. October. H5Sc.: November,
S5s,c: Decemtor, s0Ec. Corn nrm ana mode
rately scIiyo: No. 2. 3sc. IN elevator. 39Xe40Ic
anOaI; unRraied mixed, 3saailAc.; options
hrmer aud dull. October, 294c. November,
4O. Decem her, SIC. May, 4.c. Oats Irm and
quiet: options neglected: October, 2kc. !;
November, 5Hc.; December, 253lc. Coffee
points down. ciOsei steady At 5ai0 points up
and quiet; october, fl5a.i6 10; November, tik9la
fiL9J: December. slss0stiA0o; May, SiLy0a
tiAOs: spot Rio easy; fair carg0es, igac. Sd
Molasses-Foreign nominal New Orleans quiet.
Rice hrm aud quiet domestic, ii y s46Sc. Pc
tr0ieum steady and quiet; refined, here, 7c.
Cotton-seed oil stesdy and quiet. kosin quiet
Tgrpeutino duh and steady az lsaas4c Wool
steady and in moderate demand; domestic
fleece, 32a3gc. pulled, 23ailc.. Pork quiet aud
steady. Beef quiet Reef hams depressed.
Tferced beef Quist. Cut-moats nrni an1 la fair
demand pckled bellies, II pounds, tI.leH 10
pounds, S1.s5: picked shoulders, G.23: picklef
hams, s050asi0. %. Middles slow. Lard nearly
nrm new crop sold easier and closed steady
and dun western steam, $50. city, $3.50; OBJ
tions-Ocio5cr. s5.63: November, seasssas9;
December. sa3i asked January, g.. 29sf6. 81 (;
refned quite, and. steady; continent, ss0oas7.
Freghts-Liyerpool market nrmer cotton, al. :
grain. oSld. -
WILMINGTON.
wrLxIsoros. y. c.. October ia-Turpentius
steady a. 4ikc. Resin arm strained. IKE. {;
good strained. ssHc. Tar Arm al also Crude
Turpeniine nrm hard, $50: yeliow-dip and
virgin. IS
BALTIMORE
BALrrxoRB. October ie.-Fiour active and
steady. Whsat-southern steady: Fuiz. ssa
sSc.: Longberry. S0sssc. western quiet: No
winter red. spot and October, szhass1<c.
Corn--soutnern quiet; white. t0ai2c. yellow, toa
Axe: western nrrn- Oats arm choice stu
western white. e5as5sc. do mixed. 23asoc. hye
firm as an advance az A5aasc. hay--Ampie Of
ferings In favor OF buyers: prime 70 choice iimo-
thy. Sia 50a$i4 Provisions duh Butter urn:
creamery. sea25c. kess stssdy; western, 2tasjc.
Petroleum dull: refined. 70 Coffee quiet; Mo
cargces, fair, sla5a Sugar steady ass decline ;
soft, TIC. Copper steady refined. loAiohc:
Frsights 70 Liverpool pcr steamer scsiys ana
nrm grain, oAd. Cork tor ORDERS, - Rsceipts-
yiour. sAolo barrels; vnesS $500 bushels; ooxps
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13

surer Burke. These arc constitutional
bonds which were unlawfully taken from
the Treasury and pledged by Burke.
no consolidated bonds having been
exchanged there for any other con-
sideratiou given tho State. These
complete the $4,000 new Louisiana As
that have been taken from the Treasury,
There are stilI outstanding about $500, 900
worth Of bonds which disappeared during
Burke's term of Office. and these. il has
been shown, were used by Burke as col
lateral, and were finally disposed Of, most
ly in this city, and 80 well distributed that
one or two parties have among their hold
ings more than 10 per cent. OF stolen
bonds. After deducting the recovered
bonds from Burke's deficit he is still about
S4OO 900 short.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
Fifty Dollars for Lee Camp

Mr.. b. f. Smith a Union veteran who
came down with tho Pennsylvania Knights
Templars. visited Lee Camp Friday night
and at the conclusion Of some comph-
mentsry remarks said if the Treasurer
would call at his Office he would be glad to
make donation TO The Soldiers Home.
Treasurer James +. Ferriter called yester-
dao morning and received check for $50,
which he turned over TO Mr. James =: Pace,
treasurer of the Home. MIR. Smith lives IN
a northern city but has business Office
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
Made a bishop.
IBy telegraph 10 the Dispstca.i

10y IcIOEfApH TO l-e DIsVaIVu'I
New York, October l2.-At 81. Ihomas's
church this morning Rev. DR.. Leonard
was made bishop of the Protestant Episco-
pal Church. The Diocese of Southern Ohio
chose him as their assistant bishop. The
General Convention consented 10 his cleo
ton and the House of Bishops concurred
in the action of the House Of Deputies.
The presiding bishop of the House, Right
Rev. DR.. Williams, consecIated the new
Bishop. The percentors were Bishops Parett
and Vincent The sermon was preached
by Bishop Doane, of Albany.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
~, NJ ,rozart Academy Of Music was no,

near the Mozart Academy of Music was not
heard in the Hastings Court yesterday.
On account Of the absence Of several per-
soma interested in the matter Judge Witt
postpoped the hearing until tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock,
An application similar 20 this was pre-:
sented 70 Judge Atkins during his term OF
Office. but there was such general and
vigorous opposition on the part OF the Mo-
zart governors and public generally tho
Judge positively refused 10 license the bar
rGnfu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
pnsi-Cnnrmnnder Pierce.

Mr.. Charles +. Pierce, past eminent COM
mander of st. Omer Commandery, Boston,
work arrived in Richmond Yesterday and
Is stopping at the Exchange Hotel. He 10
on the stan of the Boston J0WTa0. On
Monday Mr.. Pierce leaves for Hampton TO
nav short visit TO his old eomrade, Colo
mel p. +. Woodfn. of the Soldiers Home.
This is his first visit TO Virginia, but he
has many Masonic friends here and Is re-
ca,v,no hearty greetings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
Lynched.

MEMPHIS. TENN, October 12.-Robert
Biggs alas Charles Woods (coloredD was
lynched at Hernandez, Miss, early this
morning by a meb of several hundred men
the fernando county Jail on the charge OF
having assaulted Mrs. J. n. Raines, wife OF
a farmer living near Lake View. in August
last. he madea full confession at the time
OF his arrest, but claimed that the woman's
husband hae hired him TO murder her
that ne was drunk, and that Raines was
satisfied with what he did, and connived
at his escape. Raines was also arrested,
and for time it was thought both men
would be lYnched.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
Burke's Alleged Shortage.
,uv ,a,.,r.nh IN tbe Dlsoafcn. 1

NV ORLEANS, October 12.-To.day At
torney- General Rogers, before the Civil
District Court, sued out two wrIts of se-
questration-one against Maurice j.. Hsr-
Gaines. sister of Mrs. +. A. Burke, both to
recover certain portions OF stolen State
bonds. which he alleges to have been trans
TERED 10 these parties by ex-Stste- Irea-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
A RICHMOND JURY.
TRANSCRIPT OF DEEDS.
Records In the County and City Courts Yes
terday.

The following deeds of bargain and
sale were admitted 10 record IN the CITY
Chaneery Court yesterday;
Thomas n. Carter, special commlssioner,
10 tho city Of Richmond, 1872 feet on Nam
street southeast corner Warehouse, ez,oig5'
and Thomas ID. Newell. 40 feet on west
SIDE Twenty-first street between Broad
and Grace. 81 600. en-.
Jobn H. Hamilton to Joseph A. OBrien,
a. feet ON south side Leigh street between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth, improved, 81.
CONDEMNATION Orders City OF hich-
nond rs. III. l.. Ford's trustee; condemns.
tion Of l0s feet on south side main s,fees
between Twenty,nintn sna ao ih'i''o'"' ~
City Of Richmond cs. j. II. Brown ana
Others. condemnation Of 80 feet on south
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
New Railroad to Enter Atlanta.
fBr telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

ATLANTA, October 12.-By vote of tn
House of Representatives to-day the RICH
10 enter Atlanta was granted the MARKETS.
and North Georgia railroad. This is ate
a long and hard fight and opens up exten
sive marble regions 70 Atlanta.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
He was Bailed.


Especial taleGram % tho DispatchI
ABINGDON, Va, October l2.-Burson, who
killed Benham in August last, was balled
today by the Circuit Court on the ground
that longer confinement would be injuri-
Gus to his health. -Four physicians testl-
ned that Burson was in no condition to re-
main in jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKsr
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET

OCTOBER i2-Narke, quiet Sales reported AZ
the commission-h0usesa at quotations. Ne" stoek
comiur i'm moderately. Prime. 4%c; extra
primo &c: fancy. SIC: new dry. iaifc; SHELL
ed, Sa3Sc; factory hand-picked, 6a'sc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
International Excursionlsts.


ALBANY, n. Y, October 1.-THE train OF
international excursionists left here for
Niagara Falls soon after II o'clock this
morning. Some of tho excursionists were
driven no on the hills back Of the city,
whence they gained their second view OF
the Hudson. their visit at West Point
being the first occasion. Not few were
employed all the time before, the train
started in sleep. The train viii arrive at
Niagara Falls at about dusk this evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
Police Court.

These were the most important cases
disposed Of in this court yesterday morn
ing:
Henderson Lumpkin (colore6 was fined
$40 for fast riding in the street.
Peter Tabb was fined $40 for running a
cart on the street without license.
Eliza Ruflin dbds Mary Carter (colored),
for stealing one lot Of underwear valued at
50. the property Of Ella Cunningham, was
JAILED for sixty DAYS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

OCTOBER u. lo's.
Tho weeks business In leaf has been fair
Judging from the hammering and shipping OF
sample, away lately there must be moro outside
actiyity than az home. IL is dxed fact tina:
dlers arc shor; sni the demand for good sound
stock very strong at al points, while low-grado
stock ls very much reduced thus carly. Leaty
mahogany wrappers will every ono be aken'
and the smaller Leaf Is beginning 10 move also.
Tho tobacco-tax collections this week are credit
table. Cigars and cigarettes, ts,3l6i5 tobacco
sls,7A.sO; special, t2i.5S-iotal. sg7,O52Sh
To-day's stamp sales: Cigars and cigarettes,
sl,i96sO: tobacco, S2,slL90 total, Si,ODs
Tobacco sales to-day: Wrappers, Is ; cutters,
8, nllers, 30; darks. ?; smokers, ,
Richmond samples are scattered everywhere
for sale. Tho market Is more and moro JOB
bIng one, with the outside trade being sold by
samples on tho rad. Ia consequence fewer
buyers roach the market themselves 10 buy.
Our stocks are the amplc,t by far In this State,
and perhaps larger than all other markets COM
bined on brights.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
IN ALBEMARLE.
/ Democratic Meeting ut Keswiek.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
KrswIcK. October ~, 1889.
NJ. Walter ID. Dabney. candidate for the
House Of Delegates, and DR.. Thomas M.
Dunn. for the Senate. delivered excellent
speeches at Keswick yesterday evening IN
the interest OF the Democratic party.
Both exposed with spirit the true charac-
ter Of Malone. and both dwelt on the main
features 20 be fought for and against in
this campaign, and also the fatal results II
we lost in the November contest.
After the speaking was over Demo-
cratic club was organized. The names en-
rolled represent the most solid men IN the
neighborhood. Mr.. L. NJ. Randolph was
made president Of the club.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
RYvfrw on rHE CHICAGO MARKYr

ktNIIW OF fHlIAtD htfhEhs
CHICAGO, October 10 There was fairly rood
trade in the whoa market to-day. hors OF lees
long wheat came out Tho opening vas weak
aud ifa4c. lower. selling on Nc. moro later. snen
rallied &c, out ruled easier, c.ossne sboat mo
: same a. yesterday for both December AUD Nay.
Corn was quiet, though there w-ro momeno OF
temporary activity. The feeling VIVA eesior on
near futures, while May ruled steady. Osts
we're dun bus steady without special features OF
imp9rtancc. Prices only nucireled hc. ths
provision trade closed weak IA que' msnner.
The October pork deal wss scarcely mentioned,
and In the general market there vas no pafticu-
lar life Al any time. Price changes were aHin-
portanL
NEW YORK COTTON PUrU2ys
NEW YoRx, October l2--Net receipts. none;
gross receipts l3,gii bales. Futnresclosef 2nies
aud steady; Gales oe,l0o bales: oc,ooer. !ieSS.
November. sl0isasl0ii; December. sioo2s
Si0i0; January. si0.ioaiio.ll; February.
! $40 l7asie ~; March, SO GjaflcA; Aprll. ti1Ds
. SO. Il. May, ti0Sdaii0I; June. sloszssi0S'
I July, si04S
THE WORLDS COTTON.
| Ngw YORK. October i2--Thc total visible sup
ply OF cotton for the world Il i,ssl.OiO oales Of
I witch i,O722oO are American. against l,Sos.sW
and s59.s97 baes respectively lastyear: Receipts
this week at ali Interior towns, l5A59 bsls- re-
coipts from plantations. 3Os.o53 bales Crop IN
sight. l,i42,G03 bales.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
LIVERPOOL, October l2--NOon. Cotton quiet
moderate inquiry American ihtlAttnss 49,
/ sales. 1000 bales: speculation aud export, 800
I bales; receipts. 1900 bales American. ie,su
bales Futures weak: October, 3 t1-bieo So-oil.
! October ard November. 4SC.a5 tt.cid. NO
I yember and December. bs2-Gis5 ti-6id. Decem-
/ beran January. 8 fi-6is5 t0-6ii.; January aud
/ February. il-ota5 i0-6sd. February and March,
! li-64d. March and April, @itii.
J iP M-American middinc, SAD. ISLES To-
day included 5000 bales American october,
5 5i-6id., buyers October AMI Nosemocrs
fL6il, seller November and DccemDer'
; 4AGld., sellers ; December and January.
3 iO-e4I, buyers January and February,
/ 3 40-6ii. value; February aud March, oil.o4o.,
| seller; March and April. 6fi-64d.. buyer; Apru
! and NAY, 4SGid.. seller; May and june
| 5 4a-6sd, value. Futures closed quiet
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
IReportei FOR tho Dtspstih.l
| OCTOBER i2.-Narke, quiet Sales reported AZ
the commisson-h0usosa at guotaiions Ne" stoek
prime &c: fancy. sc: new dry. iaiEc; SHELL
/ cd. 3a3sc.; factory hAnd-picked, 6assc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT

NEW YORK. October i..--lhe following IA the
weekly bank statement: Reserve, Increase,
fgjJO95; loans, decrease, st0103)O; specie. IN
crease, 8. s35 200; logal-tenders. decrease,
i2i5l 800: deposits. decrease. S5.i011OO; circua-
ton, decrease, Sl3.@c.
The banks now hold i705,10S less than tho
o nor CONT rule oils for.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13

At called meeting Friday night at c.
Evensin's Of the Wv" Club the following
officers were duly elected: President. G..
A. Wallace; Vice-President, Julien Bin
ford: Secretary, c. Evensen; Treasurer,
II. Wagner: Trustee, L. Smith.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
noard of Aldermen.

The Board OF Aldermen will meet TO-
morrow night. II is probable the resolu-
tion which was laid on the table at the last
meeting making loan 70, the Virgins,
Agricultural ard Mechanical Society Will
be called I'D and acted upon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
AFleHT IN THE COURTHOUSE.
The Combatants Fined sa5-Dead in Bed
Revenue Collections.
especial telegram 70 the Dispatrh.l

LYScHBuRG. Va. October n.-Great
preparations for the coming of Sam Jones
are being made here. He will be in this
city on the 18th and stay until the 2sth- A
choir Of $50 is now in trainingfor his meet
ing.
During the progress of coupon case IN
the Corporation Court to-day an animated
discussion ensued between Common
Wealth's-Attorney Burroughs and W. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
MANY Coupon Judgments.

Sheriff Winston yesterday received from
the clerks Office Of the City Circuit Court
2s2 Judgments obtained in favor OF the
Commonwealth in coupon cases. Inc
Sheriff will now have busy time ievying
these executions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
PAL rlMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. October l2-Baltimore aud ONO
stork, HSsqO: Northern Central, 1Os1i%: Cincin-
natl. Washington and Baltimore lists and GER
tincate, lOl: 90. certii a'o 2ds, 90; do. eeriil-
cate 3ls, e 4; consolidated gas bonds, ll2A DO
sfnek 41LAIL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
Mn ChomIonl Cnmnnnr.

Tho A. b. C. Chemical Company, which
was recently chartered by Judge Wexford,
has Organized and established its head
quarters on south Twelfth street. Mr..
Henry Froehling is the manufacturing
chpq,fct