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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-07
TIE TERRY KILLING.
Marshal Maggie In His Own Defence.
Try tninrrnrh 10 the Disnafch.l

fBy telegraph 10 the IIlsphtcul
SAN Francesca. September deputy
Marshal David Nagle was examined IN the
Federal court to-day, and related the de
tails Of the tragedy in the Lathr0p dining
room last month. He said that when Judge
Terry approached Justice Field lie had no
idea he was going TO make an attack, but
before he could interfere Terry slapped the
Justice on the face with his night hand, and
repeated the act with his left hand, striking
the Justice the second time on the back of
the head. Magic continued:
L was on my feet IN an instant. aud
throwing out my right hand 10 keep Terry
of l shouted, stop that ! am u tnltei
States officer Terry then directed his at
tention to me. lie had his night arm in
position rs If about 10 deliver another
blow, and as he turned bis glance on me
he looked like an infuriated beast. His
clenched fist Immediately sought his
bosom. Believing my life was IN danger
Immediately drew my pistol with my left
hand. and catching il with my night fired
two shots in quick succession and Terry
fell to the floor. | think Terry would
have cut me to pieces and perhaps Justice
Fieldif had not actedpromptly. Helooked
like "A maddened giant. / knew he always
carried n knife and believed he had one
on him then. knew him TO be giant IN
strength and proposed 10 take no chances
with him. For this reason | held my pistol
in both hands so that he could not take it
away from me. After the shooting was
over and had gotten Justice Field on the
train again | asked the conductor to look
ont for Mrs. Terry. for 1 dld not like to III
lure the woman, but would surely protect
Justice Field"
Nacle's examination concluded the testi-
mouv. and the case was continued until
next Wednesday, when the question Of the
Jurisdiction of the Federal court viii be
argued
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-07
A BIG "KICKER."
Or. JOHN }. WISE oUTseoKsN IN HIS
OPPOSITION TO The BOSS.
lJc says lie win 10 Anything Honorable
60 Defeat sIahone--othcr PoiitI-
cal Matters.


OnsNcocK. september 6.--nr. John J.
Wise. q FRS; cousin of John :. Wise, and
for many wears past the loader OF the Ke-
unhhcau party on The Eastern Shore OF
Virginia. Is kicker from way back.
Tho Dispatch correspondent SAW him sew
c-al davs ago, and had long talk WIN
him about Malone and his methods Last
wear Malone found that Or. Wise was not
4u'l.uc Ia the traces 90 sult him. 40 nc
t..pcl him o,lt 81 The craftsmanship 81 the
r.rfv IN Accomack ana appointed
e.uiher man in his place. The Doe
fog voted for Harrison al the same, but
,.Leu DO became evident that Mahonr mad
...ttDn tbo ear ol. the Pcdonh Administra-
.,r and wa, schcming for the guhcrnato-
..I nomination Dr. Wise kicked clear ont
81 tlr Traces and hss been making things
,v0-, ltr.ly lydv, II not disagrccable, for
fI. F.n4hfcaus 100 these parts. lie ex-
,...r.. ...r corrc.p ondout the manner
q, ,,Ii.l ls Accomack Republicans had
v-..f.t,.l flo tttrue ~ She So-cnilcd cOmpro-
mis-. ir amounting delegates 90 the State
p.nufi..t, Convention. Instead Of giving
fl' fem dayr notice in advance of the
meeting ID handful OF Republicans, consist
in.ni George T.. Mndcr, George I. Scar
barrn. John J.. West James G. weaver,
rrl One or t1o others, hold secret meet
i.r ar. urht up Do the attic Of Dun
savage H"t't 100 lN''t'i % n
ard proceeded 20 appoint Delegates
Z, MahouGs state Convention. Or.
Wise SAWS hc bad no nolce that
au s1ch meeting was 60 be hcld' ana ne
t.r ..unre Chat 30 was known only 20 thoSo
.inufioudci. as Dee hos mover found any
nn. who wr. uDt present who Knew any
.He shou' such meeting. llr. Wise was
r.i ns 1u, of The delegates, though he
..,sr informed q ms appointment 10y
who participated III the meeting.
D. De- would have made IL iVclY Tor
...... ID IlT 1rIHfIf lHVr presented HIM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-07
A Town I'm Ashes.

LXKvn.LE, ORE, September CA fire
broke out back Of j. T. Forbes's saloon
about $50 O'Clock this morning and in two
bours the whole business part of the town
WAS in ashes. The loss will be about $780,
900. There was no loss of life. Benjamin
Monroe. "A barkeeper, was severely burned.
q. ". Smith, IA merchant and hotel-keePer,
lost gao. 900; insured for Sl1 900. Baldwin
4 Forbes. hardware, lost $4,000; insu-
rance. Sc. 500. Reams, Martin Il Co.. gene
raj merchadise. lost $50, 900; insured for
5000. The other losses range from S10,-
600 10 $50, 900. The town was swept clean
from the bridge to the telegraph office,
which was saved by hard work. About
dive blocks on each side Of the main street
xyora burned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-07
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

tkFfaEUEh y 40NA
Tho mGrke, vas conspicuously duh to-day,
end hot weather viii keep tho crowd from homo
longer There arc as present about four sollers
10 one BUYER on the hreaRs. Damaged dark ieof
and Tugs made up the bulk Of sales and Int
offerings. Tho demand Is worry hmilsd-oyer
gs5 for such tobacco. suacured sslos privately.
10 hogshesds. with several dark nlicry lotA
Weather continues fine on the lRtO crop.
Tho Louisville market reports, August slst:
Larger receipts and smaller offerings OF Bur
ieys. with larger offerings Of dark. Better grades
Of Burley stronger and higher; DARK duh and
lower. Weather continues hot. largest sAies OF
week Wed uesday last, ~ hogsheads. Good Bur
loy &c. higher than last week. Trashy Tugs sold
down 20 o.: large part Gus Of order. Cutting u
early-pianted Burnley progressing rapidly. The
late planting Is at critical point now requiring
rains % save Il from nponiDg G very short and
stunted crop.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-07
The West indies Cyclone.


WASHINGTON, September 6.-The Hydro
erapher of the Navy Department autho-
rizes the following statement relative to
the cyclone reported from the West In
dies: Reliable Geographic reports indicate
that it passed ST. Thomas and Santa Cruz
the 30 instant with winds of hurricane
violence and the barOmetric pressure as
low as 81. Moving along the track about
west bv north it passed to the northward
of Puerto Rico on the morning of the 4th,
and along the north coast of Santo Do
mingO the following day. At 9 A. NJ. to-
day ii is reported northeast OF Santiago de
Cuba, but at such a distance that it is pro-
baby recurring and will not reach the
Gulf but will be felt along the coast below
Hatteras tomorrow afternoon. The morn
ing of the sth it will probably be central
about the axis of the Gulf Stream, off Hat
teras, and masters of vessels are cautioned
to take suitable precautions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-07
EIGHTY RADICAL CLUBS.
The Gain that Socialism Is Makiag In the
British Metropolis.


British Metropolis.
london Cable.l
There are eighty Radical clubs in Lon
don and as many workingmen's clubs, to
which the Socialists proifer their services
on Sundays. Some Of the speakers are
extremely intelligent and grapple with
social problems with ability. Among
these are William Morris, already men
toned, who speaks IN Broadway, Ham
mersmith. and has lecture hall attach
ed to his house Annie Besant noto-
rious for her partnership with Brad
laugh and an extreme Socialist;
Eleanor Marx-kveling, daughter Of
the famous Karl Marx Rev. Stew
art Headlnm, n member Of the Lon
don School Board ; Cunningham Ora
ham. a Socialist member Of Parliament,
who served three months imprisonment
for taking part in tho disturbances IN
Trafalgar Square in November, 1897
George Bernard Shaw, who has written
several novels and is known as an art
critic II. 81. Hyndman, the founder Of
the Social Democratic Federation and
author Of textbooks on English social
ism and Sydney Webb, lecturer on po-
litical economy at the City Of London
College. Each Of these speak once or
twice-in the open air or in the halls
every Sunday. John Burns says that he
hes delivered an average OF hundred
Socialist speeches in London and the
provinces every year. He is the leader
in the present strike movement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-07
LIYRRpooL COrrON MARKEt.

IIyEKPooL. september6-So0n.- Cotton s,cafy
and In fair demand: american middhDR,
ll.is8. sales, 1900 bsios; speculation ana ex-
port. 40 bales receipts. ai00 bslea, all Anieri-
can. Futures steady; september. E-cii.
September and October. o.. October ara No
venbor, 4s-Gia5 7-6ii. November and DO
cember. 5 f2-tli: Decomber and January,
B iG-GtJ: January and February. 5Seid 1en.
ders 800 bales on now and 100 bai"s on o'd
docket o,,-,.. a..
or H-sales Of American. 400 bsioa; sep
tember G 47-Gid.. value september ana pctotS,f,
81 :. seller: October and November, io-ttd-.
seller: November aud December. is-ofd.
collier Decomber and January. fO-1ii. seller
January and February. S-0tL. buyers rebfl.
ary and March, 39-Cii.. bnyor; hafch ana
April, o 4O-Sid.. sellor: April ana May. t'0t1.'
value. Futures steady. American. g0oi inll-
ding, I'd; miitnng. sd; low nialins'
s-lgi. good ordinary. 6hd. ordinary. osa
AZ. M-SoptemDor. S-5i1., seller rop.
ember and Octobter. 3D.. seller; october en9
November, 5 fs-6sd.. seiior; November aiii
December i2-6d., seller: Decempor and
January. 5 tl6sd., sellers; Jsnnsry sna fyo'e-
ary. B 39-Gli., buyers; February and aai.l'
B 1854. buyers March aud April. ote0il,
seller: April and May. ii-Sid., value fetufvs
..loa.,t mat ldlf steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-07
Bicycles for the Blind.
fpftfahur1h Etilletiu-l

Doctor Campbell, the eminent blind
man whose visit to this city during the
week aroused renewed interest in
the proposed institute for the blind,
referred among other appliances Of
a complete school, 10 a bicycle
track. When the blind can be taught
to ride a bicycle, with pleasure to
the rider and no danger to any one
else, the art Of teaching the sightless
may be said to have attained point
not dreamed OF. A blind man capable
of riding successfully and unrestrain-
edly the silent steed ought to be able
to earn his living as o pilot on the Ohio
river.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-07
NOTTOWAY DEMOCRATS.
line Democratic Speeches on Court Day
Hard on MehOncite.

Hard on nahonciie.
Correspondence % tho Richmond Dispatch.l
NoTr1VAY, September C. 1889.
Thursday Was oar County Court day.
.ri Dur rtilcn, turned ont i'm large num-
r. Towards evening tho Democrats as
.. hIeI ou tlc c,0.rt-gr'ru for the purpose
l.lifrr meeting and opening IN an in
rHal manner tle canvas. 81 the county.
ulIIl lof wait for speakers from abroad.
h.ftnUnr hl- trumpet voices Of her own
f. rlN th, clans together and point the
r.I tD duty Thomas l.. Royal. native
of NuttoN.v. but for many years "a resident
tine South and one" instructor ~ tine
University 81 Georgia, lead the speeches iu
Nllf e Democracy with logic and force,
..trd.te and wit. he YVES followed 10y
..I Goodwin of the Nott1way Bar. and u
ca.-mate ~ Captain Mckinney 40 Hamp-
l.u-Siducy thirty-six years ago. ln his
spoech we d. not know which g. admire
pa, more hl. denunciatIou of the Virginia
traitor or DIS tribute b. Phil Mckinney.
After tins Mr.. j. T. leath. q survivor Of
Ii4uy local campaigns ln behalf 81 the
' .I4ut.d corporal" hut still concerning
Cd w.lr the troll Of the Malone serpent,
WIS extended the courtesy of the meeting.
II w.., courteous. but could not flourish
without % reckless allusion 10 "focinl
equality" and negro rulc,' Of which no
previous mention had been made.
What shall We suv Of the party whose
vtb speakers erc forced % the necessity
of appealing 90 the lowest elements of
African prejudice 90 appcasc the black
lrd-tuu crowds which stand 40 their backs?
g. O.. Southall. our gifted Young South
.-1.r. responded 10 di,sipato whatever
...r- was of doubt about the facts and
.-1r.s of the Mahoucltcs. and Mr.. 5. u.
g.tall concluded the speeches OF the eve
uur.
The auti-Mahonoitcs were q noticeable
,.turo Of the audience. and gave respect
fI attention 90 the Democratic speakers.
N.ttoWay viii organize for tins fight as
.', na- done never before. and viii make
I.. effort uf hey history for Mckinney and
I.r} virtue IF the Commonwealth. 4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-07
Opening Of HsmPdcn-Sidney College.
rrorresuondcuce of the Richmond Dispaich1

IIAMpDEN-SIDSEY, September >, 1859.
At O'Clock this afternoon college open
cd. In the absence of President Mcllwaine
Mt the I4og College celebration in Phlladel-
phia. Professor l.. l.. Holladay presided in
"A most acceptable manner. The college
will lose the services of Professor W. Bo-
cock, who gocs to the University Of Gcor-
gin. His chair of Greek will be supplied
here by Professor Brock, who has hereto
fore hnd charge Of the English department.
sir. Hounoman. who has been elected to
the chair of English and who has been IN
Germany. il is hoped will be present during
the coming week. Professor !. Il. Thorn
ton has declined an invitation TO the Uni
yersity ut Mississippi and, greatly to the
delight of ull, Will remain IN his present
position.
After the opening exercises this after
noon. after prayer by Rev Il. Lane, of Bra
iii. Dr. Iatlmcr made an exceedingly
practical and earnest address.
There are about sixty students present
first day. of which number about twenty
are new ones The number will probably
reach one hundred in n few days. The
Memorial Hall Is now in process of con-
struction. and the outlook for college and
seminary ls encouraging.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-07
ST. lOUIS

81. L0Us. September G.-Flour easy and
unchanged. Whea; lower: No cred. cash. I5'sc.;
September, 75a4c.; October. 7d'.c. Corn low
err No. mixed. cash, 2)lc.. september.
3)- asked: October 2ifc. bid. O8ta lower; No.
.. cash, lsS,c.: May - &C. bid: September and
DC ober, isNc. bid Whissoy. ii.O2. Provisions
quiet weak. and lower iO coll every hog product
No large trans actions reported.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-07
ISLANDS ANNEXED.
\ Ship hbandoncd-Portion of the Grow
Picked Up.
Az tolegraph % &c Dlspnich.l

SAN FEMcIsco, September G.-Adyiccs
from Honolulu by the steamer Australia
today. state that the British man of-war
E5pieglc returned there August 18th. after
an absence of % month. She had visited
Humphreys Island and Ricrson Island,
and annexed both If them % the British
dominions. The islands are twenty miles
apart. and are supposed % he on the route
II the projected trans-pacihc cables.
While at Humphreys Island the Espiegle
took Oh board twenty men Of the
British ship Garstou, from Sydney
to san Francisco. which was wrecked
near Starbuck Island. JUL nth. The
snip went aground during the night and
was abandoned. The officers and crew, in
three boats. kept near the ship for a day or
two, hut finding she could not be saved
they attempted 90 go ashore, but could
find no place where it wns possible e. land;
The boat containing Captain Pyeander and
crew was lost sight of and has not been
seen since.
The remainder of the men entered one
boat and kept in southorly direction for
ten DAYS. when they reached Humphreys
Island III an exhausted condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-07
TIE CANVASS.
Additional Appointments for Democratic
Speakers.
Tho following additional appointments

Additional Appointments for Democratic
Speakers.
Tho following additional appointment,
dave .rDp made:
Rooms STATE DrMOCGATICl
EXrcUTIyE COMMITTEE.
hITXANuElA, VA, September o, 1852
The committee is authorized 10 make the
Z following additional announcements:
HON. JOHN W. DANIEL.
C.rpueu. Monday, September 9th.
i.,,, TUESDAY, September i7th.
GEoEoE PERKINS, ESQ.
l-Vahanuock, Monday, September 9th,
HON. JANIS ". MAEsHfII.
Nr'hc, Monday. September 9th.
hon. j.. ST.. GEoEGX TUCKER.
eneham. Monday, September 9th.
HON. JAMES L. GORDON.
.l-ndoah, Monday, September 9Th
Hon. WALLER Il. STAPLES.
SayiI. Monday, September 10th.
JONI :. BAWBOUR.
Acting Chairman.
y ~ :" .,s @e2g' Secretaries,
democratic papers please copy.l
Rooms OF THE ST1TEl
iIrorAuc EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
tif1tsuiuA. Va. September 6, 1889.
IiD Executive Committee are authorized
: a-ky the following additional announce
t.Hf-:
RON. CHARLES =. O'FEGRAII.
D, laiescx. special.
Amelia. Thursday. September 2oth.
HON. ". II. =. LIZ.
Louisa. Monday, September 9th.
joins 5. BARRoUR.
Acting Chairman.
y y, S,.yPDerd' Secretaries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-07
THE COLONIAL powoeR-mAoAzlNe.
James city and Warwick Political Notcs--
Personal.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch

Correspondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, September G, 1889.
The colonial poWder-maga2iDc which
stands near our Main or Duke of GlOuces-
Ter street and which was recently bought
from Mr.. Harrcll by the Colonial Capital
Branch Of the Association for the Preser-
walton If Virginia Antiquities stands as
when II was purchased, but we are in
formed by an officer Of the association that
as soon as certain papers can be prepared
the first payment Will be made and the
work Of repairing commenced. Mrs. g..
W. Coleman represents the association here
rs secoLd Vico-presldcnt.
There * talk among the James City cOun-
~ Democrats OF having "a large barbecue
during October st some central point and
convenient 30 the railroad. The Demo-
cratic turnout at Warwick Courthouse
will take place during this month, exact
date not yet determined upon.
The Republicans are sending throughout
tins section large quantities Of documents
ia pamphlet form. ana our Court Clerk rs
I'm Petersburg assisting IN sending them
out. furnishing names from this section.
Colonel Walter II. TAYLOR. of Norfolk
Captain f. ID. Starke, Of Rchmond Cap
tain Terrence McCracken. Of Fredericks-
burg. and Captain $. j. Brooks, of Weldon,
\. c.. are IA town to-day.
4 hunting party, consisting Of Mr.. NJ. H..
Harrcl. Mr.. K. q. Barlow. and Mr.. Archer
Brooks. returned last evening from two
days successful hunting tripnenr the head
waters OF the Chickahominy, bringing IL u
number Of ducks and a good quantity Of
small game.
Mr. +. W. Monicr the mail messenger ut
the Eastern Asylum. leaves Saturday morn
ing ON a short visit TO the upper country
Miss Cora Lane is visiting IN Norfolk, the
guest Of Miss Sadie Vaughan.
The White Wings Of tho Williamsburg
Yacht Club is out to-day with q merry
party up the James. Miss Matte Chris
tian, Of Richmond, and Misses Estclle
Smith and Bette Henley, of our town, nro
IN the party. w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-07

exc: May, 431.c. Oats easier; opnons duh
aud lowcr: scpteDtsr. 1ssc.s vctobef. .o1c
Novemcgr 2skc. hsy. ssAe Hons Esss 81
dun state. new, BaI7r OF, ssiJ. Coz
fee--0pnons slsa5 points up; Septefn0er.
SiaeoasIssO: October. tiasDBsis.ss; aovenn-
bar siaS5aftas0: spot RIO rrfnrr: fsr
cargocs felfc sugsr--R Raw strong far
renuinR. stc.: eontrifngai-. @-test. SIZE.
refined fairly active and rrin: 9. yxn0hc,
extra c, SXaSKc.: on A. 7sa7 rtlo.;
mould A. skc standard a. e. co1iccnepefs
A. &c.. cut-ioaf, sRc.: crushed. SIC. I.osi.red.
Sxc: grenuIatsd. sHc. cuoes. sxs. moia~es-'
Foreign nominal: New Orleans dull. Rico In
fair demand and steady. Peeroioum qui-t 500
etendy Cotton-seod oil quiet Tnryenanchrnsr
snd qaiet ~ iska15c Hldcs 11iet ana vesh'
Wool quiet PORK firm. Beef nrm extra mos.
Eat7.50. Beef hams strong stsiesSi02o. Ilercen
beet slow; city extra lnfis-mcss. tiz.l.ahe
cut-meats stronger; pickicd ocllies. sassc.:
picked enoulders 4k4hc: picklod nam,
iOKl Middlea firm. Lard steady aud week on
new crop: western stesn, My; city. fs0.
September. $50; October, pASl Frcign@ IRA.
cotton, hazd. grain. fhd.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. September 6-rhs cash quotations
we're: Flour quiet and unchanged. No
spring wheat 7BAas57.c; No. red. 76i4c. Nos
corn. ysHc. No. DATA iQ,. Mess-pork. finS3a
si9S0. lard. f6G2H. sbOr.-ribs. s3afAOA shoul
ders. ftSaftsA short-clear, s.S7h $50. whls-
KEY. sl.02
me leading futur,.s range. "a toiioy,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-07
Irish Catholic Union.

KINGSTON. ONT.. September 6.-The Irish
Catholic Benevolent Union Convention ad-
iourned to-day 10 meet in 81. LOUIS Mo-;
i'm AUGUST next. A resolution was passed
giving moral and material support TO
Charles Stewart Parnell, and greetings
were sent to Davitt, Dillon. and O'Brien.
In addition the union extended the warm
est sympathy to Pope Leo in his efforts to
regain temporal power. Archbishop CleaFy
delivered an address exhorting the dele
gates 10 remain true 70 tine irish cause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-07
MARKETS BY rELeoRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Septemberd--Cottonst steady: sales.
lo3 bales midcling upiands, iissc.; Orleans.
ike; weekly nes receipts az mis- port, 80
baies gross. il,052 bsles: esporss--s1 Great
Britain. 1889 bllos; 60 France, l.9n bales: "a
the Continent L54S balcs: forwarded, 2.SiS
bales sales. l.:a3 baiss--sii splnneTs; slock.
% sis bales: net receipts ut all ports today To-
"a bales: exports 70 Great Britain. s.ss5 bales;
stocs. 7d.et9 palea southern nonr dul and
No 2 red, s3a39Ae.. In elevator.
opsions 3saic. lower and heavy. No. red. sep
TIMBER. S3Ac: October. sskc: Sovem bsr.
sac. December. BAc. Corn haka lower.
ses,emper. acc; octoper. GAG; Novsutsr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-07

mines which are now closed on account. OF
the refusal Of the demand Of the miners Tor
an immediate advance IT ten cents per ton
will make proposition tomorrow. Ihey
will offer seventy cents per ton from DOW
until October LIST IAN increasoo OF hve cents,
when they promise seventy-fve cents; 1t
is thought quite likely the miners will &C
cept and a. once return 20 work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-07
A PHIL. WKlNNEY CLUB
Organized at Ettrick. in Chesterfcld-Ei
tnuSia.tic Gathering.

Organized at Ettrick, in Chestcriicld-En-
tnusia.tic Gathering.
Special telegram 90 tho Dspntchl
PrrIlsnuao. Va. ScptombcrG.- The cam
r..u was opened go Ettrick tonight by
Dbl. organization Of club 90 bc known IA
t'. ltiL Mckinney Club. No. l, Of Ones
t.rHeli county. and the following officers
n.r. elected President H. Nj. Wade;
Nco-IreHdcnt. Is. J.. EAves; Secretary, G..
L. Wilkinson: Treasurer. Thomas IL. Per
due. After the organization of the club
Mr. j. VI Mullp, of this city. addressed q
large crowd iu front of Bealcs store, and
h.. speech created the greatest cnthusi-
l.u Eichtv-tour persons were enrolled ~
mOuh,r, OF the club. IL Is predicted TINT
ffuck viii give the largest Democratic
I0rtv She lls ever given. since the pco-
phi. Ai, fully alive 10 the work 10 be done.
lhr meeting adjourned after giving three
cheers Ior Mckinney. Tyler, and Scott.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-07
Shecpshead Bay Races.

10y t'I0sTLpH 10 IuO UIsIdIVl'I
NEW YORK, September 6.-EXtra day.
Track and weather good.
First race-one mile-Cassino won Au-
rama second, Oncsal third. Time, lao as.
Second racc-about six furlonGs-Ocy-
pete won; Heller SHELTER second, Lula
blackburn third. Time, ILL rs. Mutuals
paid S6i.
Won: Manola second, Oregon third. Time,
i:l2. Mutuals paid $40
Fourth mce-selling, one mile and fur
lonr-Tattler won; Panama second, Leap
Year third Time, 1859.
Fifth race-one and three sixteenths
miles -Orihamime won; Niagara second,
The Lioncss third. Time. 2:02 As.
Sixth race-one mile on the turf-Flitter
won; Bellwood second, The Lion third.
Time, 1:44 %.