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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
THE CONGER LARD BILL.
Resolutions Opposing It Adopted by the
Commercial Association Of Mont
Ala.
AZ talegraph b ~ plspalch.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. September 9.-Ihe
Montgomery Commercial and Industrial
Association tonight adopted the follow
ing:
Whereas the Conger lard bill which has
passed the House # Representatives and Is
now pending IN the Senate VIII destroy q
vast trade amounting 20 millions Of dol
lars and will inhict blow upon the cot
ton-seed industry Of the South that Will
cripple il not annihilate It: therefore be II
HesOlCed by De Commercial AMI Ii1fiis-
trial Association # Montgomery, That our
senators in Congress are urged 70 use Their
influence to prevent the enactment OF that
bill into "A law
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
New HAMPSHIRE, ProhibItionists.

CoNcoRD. y. H.. September 9.--The Pro-
hibit.on State Convention TO-DAY nomi-
mated Josiah VI. Fletcher, Of Nashua, Tor
Governor. and the following for Congress :.
First district, Rev. Frank VI. Chase, OF
Dover: Second district, Charles II. Thorn
dixie Of Concord.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
Stocking OUTING AfFRAY.
weIshmen Carve and slash Zach Other
Near Arvon-Ooe Killed.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl

(Corrospondsnce o. The hIchnoul D''VA''I-I
ScoTIsyILLE, VA, September = lo5y'
Shocking cutting ARRAY occurred at
7 ssei1lr's bar-room. near Aryon, Saturday
nicbt, in which several Welshmen and
others were participants, and which re-
sni,ed fatally TO one. most probably 20
second. while several parties were, cut and
siashei. Whiskev seems 10 have been the
canse. The man killed was named Deane;
tbe man most cut was named X. ID: Jones,
Who will die. II is thought. The ahalr has
,escffui communitv. Further particulars
Sonr correspondent is unable to Obtain at
this Mace
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
Washington small Talk.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., September 9.-The
Senate to-day confirmed John Gofigon as
collector Of customs. district Of Cherry
stone. Va; John W. Ross, commissioner
Of the District Of Columbia; 5. L. Pointer,
postmaster, Spartanburg, :. c.
The total amount Of Al per cent. bonds
offered the Treasury Department yester-
day for the entire country. under the cir
cular OF August 50th, was cl.52O, s5U,
making the total thus far So 2s3, 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10

Bosroy. Mass. September civilian
r. Nurdock. the lad who claimed TO haye
discovered the rail that had been placed
across the Boston and Maine railway track
near Lynn last night, was arrested today,
and confessed that he had himself placed
the obstruction on the track. He SAYS the
act was done in the hope that his acton IN
signalling the train would be rewarded by
the cOTuuauN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
DELAWARE REPN CONVENTION.
A state and Congressional Ticket Nomi-
nated-An Extreme Radical Platform.

IBy Telegraph % mo Dls?A'caI
Down. DEL, September 9.-Ihe RepuD;
lican State Convention to-day nominated
Henry a. Richardson. OF Dover, Tor dov-
ernor and Henry Z. Cannon Tor Congress
and sent a message OF coneraiulstion 10
speaker Reed. The platform contains q
declaration IN favor Of recipI ocity ana pro,
lection calls for such legislation as shalI
adequately secure freedom and equality IN
the night Of suffrage to all voters; afhrms
the right OF the majority 20 govern, and
heartily endorses Speaker Reed for his en-
forcement Of this idea: fayors the adoption
and maintenance OF the loeai-optlon sys-
TEN with high license IN the districts that
may declare for the sale OF liquor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
The Democrat of Kansas.
by telegraph 20 tho Dlspa;ch.l

WrcHra. K ~. September 9.-Ihe Demo-
cratic State Cony alton met here tonight
nj l1.3J. The Central Committee last night
decided upon Sheridan for the temporary
chairman. The greatest interest y cen
tired in the nomination Of a candidate for
Governor. The leading candidates Tor
the position are ex-Goyernor CLICK ana ex-
Governor Charles Robinson, of Lawrence.
with the chances slightly in favor OF Ro-
ttfr-ln
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
THE GOVERNOR PASSES THROUGH
He Leaves His wife in the Hi Cit'-PHni
Famunds's Campaign.
rsnsei.l correspondence o. the Dlspalehl

Especial correspondence OF inc III PAsVi|I
IYNcnBuEe, VA, september s;-1over-
nor Mckinney was IN the ci'y no-u"S {"
route 20 Richmond from me rei.I y"el Iu,
health and spirits. He was sccompahled
hv bis wife. who will stop in this city Tor
several DAYS with friends. ,A:.,
Hon. Paul Edmunds has opened ms can .h
paign and spoke YESTERDAY. 10 a great cain
sring al Campbell Courthouse, W ~, a. ne
aroused great enthusiasm; de WIZ spesA
AZ salem on Monday snd Christiahsouig Oh
me Fox Club OF this city had hne chase
this morning OF over three hours ana IiSs
Carrie Daniel, daughter Of Senator pan'ei'
captured the brush.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
CONCENTRATED WRECKS.
The Greater Caused In an Effort to Relieve
the Less.
by telegraph to the Dlspa;ch.l

by telegraph % the Dispaich.l
DElDwooD. 5. D.. September Sunday
evening a passenger train over the Black
Hills and Fort Pierre railroad ran into
about 100 tons Of rock that had fallen on
the track from an overhanglng clif about
ten miles this side Of Piedmont. deralling
the engine and badly shaking up the pas
sengers. A dispatch was sent by one OF
the roads officials for a wrecking train
and another official telephoned for new
engine. The engine and the wrecking
train collided and a complete wreck was
the result. Fifteen or twenty Of the men
on the wrecking train were badly injured,
but none fatally. The road is a narrow
gauge and IS operated between Lead City
and Piedmont by the Homestead Mining
Company, aud has Just been opened to the
public
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
THE ARLINGTON sTock-YARDs.
A Great Convenience for the Alexandria
and Washington Markets.
tCoreepondenee OF tho Richmoni Dispstch.l

ktofftflOndfnCe OF mo btrpttsh.l
ALEXANDRIA, September .. 1890
The new Arlington stock-yards IN Alex
andria county, not far from the Long
bridge, have been opened, and Will no
doubt prove a great convenience TO drO-
vers bringing cattle from Virginia and the
South 20 the markets Of Washington and
Alexandria.
The new wards are under the control Of
Virginia capital and are designed 20 sue
ceed the old "Droyers' Rest above
Georgetown, which was abolished some
time ago.
willie and the Washington Southern rail-
roads, The main lines from the South, pass
through the yards.
TIRY-DUs ARRESTED.
william Crusoe. the negro who, il is
CHARGED, set fire 20 the barn of Captain i.
Boattio. IN Fairfax county not far from this
citv during last spring. and for whom the
police have been on the outlook. was cap
turcd in Georgetown last night and was
brought 90 this city and lodged in the jail
here. He has for some time past been
engaged in chickcn-stealing and like
petty thoving IN Alexandria coun-
rs. and Sheriff Vcitch has been on
his track for some time, and he was al last
tracked TO Georgetown and arrested.
When arrested he gave the name OF Peter
George, but was fully identified by Captain
Beattle and others a. the negro CrusOe.
He will bo tried by the Alexandra county
people and then turned over 10 Fairfax
county for justice-that IS. y he IS not
lynched before he can be brought 10 trial,
rs il is rumored here that posse OF the
Fairfax people will take the law IN their
own hands and rid the community OF a
disreputable rascal.
PERSISTENT SUNDAY rIoUoE-DRALERs.
A special grand jury has been summoned
bv the Corporation Court for tomorrow
for the purpose 10 is thought. OF con-
timing the war against The Sunday liquor
dealers number Of those who were not
arrested before the last term Of the court
VIII have 30 answer the charge this term.
OF those convicted nt the July term Of
sell ng LIQUOR on Sunday thirteen out OF
fourteen took an oath binding themselves
not 90 open on Sunday and the fourteenth
closed the doors OF their ostaol ishment Tor
thirty days and paid a fine Of S25 II -
expected that several other dealers Will
have to shut mp or take the oath before
this term Of the court closes.
ANOTHER cHARTER.
A charter of incorporation has been
granted the Chesapeake and Columbia I'm,
prOvement Company by Judge Norton. OF
the Corporation Court. The objects or this
company are to do a general real estate
business. TO build and operate electric lines
and works, 20 own and operate passenger
steamers, &c. It's capital stock IS 10 be
500. 900. divided into shares Of $50 each,
and its chief Office is 10 be in tins city. It's
officers are: Z. II. Smith. president: W. +.
Hazeu, yice-presideut; I. ID. kelcher, Sc
cretary, and II. \. Shea, treasurer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
SAN SALVADOR
It's Disarmament finished-PositiyelY I
prisings in Guatemala.
fBy telegram 10 thu Dtsr.,.bt

CRY or MLxIco ria GALVESTON. Tx,
September "A dispatch from San Saliva
dor says: The disarmament OF troops has
been finished. The legislative Assem- bly,
will positively meet Thursday. The mem
bers unanimously favor Ezeta for PIesl-
dent.
Uprisings are reported in the interior Of
Gnafemala.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
TbeL,dy woodehouse Boycotted.

LONDON September 9.-Ihe London dock
laborers in response To an appeal OF the
Dublin strikers have boycOtted the steamer
LADY Woodehouse, from Dublin, and have
induced the crew % desert. Vessels from
Cork will be treated in similar manner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10

WHEELING. W. Va. September o.-The
etreet-car strike was settled this morning
on basis Of nine and a half hours work
for Si.7j, the men to do 10 extra work e1-
cept when paid for It at the rate ot l5ft
cents per hour. The cars resumed run
20. y,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10

NAET,y.BuaG, W. Va, September 9.-The
Democratic Convention OF the Thirteenth
district to-day nominated Alexander Parks,
OF this place, for the State Senate. The
nomination is equivalent 20 election, Mr.
Parks Is a leading businessman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
Minnesota Democratic Convention.

ST. PAu1, MINS., September e.-Ihe
Democratic State Convention to-day nom
mated for Governor Thomas Wilson. u
Winona; Lieutenant Governor, L. q. PAIL,
OF Vrown county. The platform Is pow
erful arraIgnment 10 the Republican party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
81. PAUL pRoMINENT.

II Paul again occupied prominent ria. .',, ~
the dealings, nut 20 usual OF lale - n ,.s
,tons ,Tere small with an upward Ten i9nct,
fo.Tawaonn waa n feature snd showed mar ecu
strength al tlraes under considerable anl,osu"n
Iiinals central sold hlgher and IS san In demand
q, premium for use, while lsle ia me Joy cen,
49, nan the last sale before Il was MARKED OF
30 ra1iy 40 that IN this stock at lsart !. w 49,,
as n ,he bears wore paying dearly Tor 'h'"
whistle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
A Freight Conductor kiiied-Eugineer
MeDonough ACCOMPLISHMENTS
fBy teleyrsnh "a the ptspstch.l

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. September 9. "A
Tallahassee special TO the Tunes On'9a
saws that a mixed passenger and freight
tram ccliided at Chalmers station, o lew
u. A. Costa, of the freight train, had bis
right leg crushed, and has since died. The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
NAMES ELECTION.
The Republican Plurality in asS Towns
i6163.
rBr telegraph % the pispaieh.l

LHwrsros, Me-, September s.-Ihe Jo@-
ual has returns from ass towns for Governor,
which give Burleieh Republicsnl ~ lI aoo :
Thompson Democrat, IS, 1888; clark ITO
bibitionist), 1874; scattering, 265- hepuu-
lean plurality. 1878. The same towns "a
isss. the last of year." gave kepuoiic"n
plurality of i2,72l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10

WHO SHALLDECiDe7
\ Knotty Question Raised as to TIT Sub
icot for a Lunatic Asylum.
iCnrre.nnndenceo Of One Riehmon1 Dlspatch.l

IITTTU7 " INC
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, Sept. 2 1880.
I'm the County Court Yesterday the City
Sergeant reported that he had IN his GUS
tody a person who had been ad}udged a
lunstic and that he had applied 10 the
Central Luuatlc Asylum lthe person beng
"A negrO), according 20 the requirements OF
the statute. 20 know If there was vacancy
and forwarded a. required a copy OF the IN
terrogatories and answers taken before the
commission of lunacy. The Sergeant pro-
duced "a letter from the superintendent OF
that asylum which did not answer the
question whether there was vacancy or
not. but stated that from the papers for
Tardei with the application he the super
iutendeut) did not think the party NJ
subject for reception into lunstic asy-
f-rrr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
FLAcmAN DUNWOODY
Thought TO Know More Than lie Tell
Touching an Obstruction.

~ y
PoUGHKErPsIE, n. y. September 9.-Tim
Dunwoody. the fagman who first found
the obstruction on the track south Of New
Hamburg last night. aud Who tagged the
up-bound express, has gone 70 Albany III
charge of detectives 20 tell his story %
Superintendent Bissell. There is a strong
feeling that the so-called attempt 10 wreck
the express was a bogus affair and that
Dunwoody knows more about 1t than lie
has vet told.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
The ws,rHss IN RICHMOND YusrxspAY va,
clear and cool.
Range ~ rhormome,er at tho front door Of tho
Moan temperature. ...................
NEW XORK STOCK MARKET.

INV YORK.. september e.--Ths stock market
was without STIMULUS OF any Kind today, but
tho pressure 10 sell wss much less than y,sier-
d.y and a. Consequence prices moved more in
obedience 10 natural inclination than 'o' '9hs
time past All the news OF The day' "ui,h
was very meagre. WAS rather OF is'o'a1i"
tenor. but was not Of charaeier to nave 'h'
material oiect upon tho course OF prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
-ur s,rr,rroS UNCHANGED.

s,oc,,ia,iva situation remains the came.
80 -, ,hc be.rs are resting from their e1ef-
tonso tow days. tho bulls 30 not sesm 70 20 ~,
clined 10 tako hold with sny Increased Fsor, s"a
the holders Of securities still think ~ nv.
moro animation in spots than ususl OF tate,
while the number Of STOCKS ua4ei IL ""s
al Usuat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
CORN AND OATS GO up.
The Elevator Goes with It-in Flames
Well Insured.
by telegraph to the DlsD.,chl

W.rxRrowS, \; y, September e.-The
corn elevator OF the Ogdensburg and Lake
cha Cghramplain Railroad Company al oedens-
burr was burned this morning With Coz. OOl
bushels Of corn and oats. It wac well IN
a,rad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
A sTRlkER,s RlOT.
They Mount Cab-Hor and Charge Eng
lish Troops.

by Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
SOUTHAMPTON, Exc. September 9.-Ihee
dock-labOrers. cOal-porters. saiiors. ana
fremen here struck Monday against the
employment Of nOn-union men. Inc
strikers placed pickets at the railway sIa-
tions. who mqnaced non-uuionists who
were coming from London to take their
places,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
PORT OF WEST POINT. ssrrrsBrs ., I'm

PORT OF WEST POINT. ssFrrsBss p ~.
tBy Telezrsphl
ARRIyZn.
steamship Charlotte, Bennett. Baltimore gen
steamer Elm City. Eaton. waifsriOn. general
cargo.
SAILED.
steamship Csfis, Liverpool. cotton and os'tis.
rteamshlp Charlotte, Bennett. baltimore son
steamer Elm city. Eaton, Wslkerton. gene
rsl cargo
poET or NEWPORT NEWS. ssFr. 0, i,,l
by Telegraph
schooner j. NJ. Brown, NsS York. 70 load coal:
schooner ID. ". Mclean. New YORK, 10 LOAD
hoensr Maria o. Tell New York, 70 load
coal
eAIf.TD.
steamship Ksnswha, New York. coal
e'eamsht, Persian Princ.. Vera Cruz
schooner VIKING, New YORK, coal.
Schooner ysriory Brown. Proyifesce. coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
The Winston's Win-score seven TO Six
rgnecisi telegram 10 The Dispatch.l

WESTON. y. c., September 9.-ln the
came of baseball to-day between Rich
mond and Winston the score was seven 10
eix In favor OF Winston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
pal TlvORe STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, September a-ylrginis iQf0s, 81 :
DO. 80, ~ i.a69n. Baltimore end ohio stoct,
lO5k: Northern Central STOCK. 50 consoii-
dated gas bonds, Illi. do. stock, CJ'aa3ls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
The Blue Hens Radical chielsn.

DoyrR. Du-, September s.-The Repub-
,;cen state Convention met In the court
bonss here ct i2:S p. NJ. William c.
Sorunall was made temporary chairman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10

COTTON REPORT.
Maks, steady.
QUOTATIONS..
MfDDIIyg, i0..
Low MIDpLfsG. o4c.
GOOD ORDINARY, DC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10

etorv 81 Moore's villainy appears in print
for the first time IN to-day's prg'nidn.
Moore u described as being ABOUT SIX
feet six inches high and has light-brown
hair and blue eyes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
ST. LOWS.

ST. LOUIS
sr. tAuls. September a-Flon steady sud
autct NJ heat ciosed higher: Ne. 2, c2sh, y,As
g8s.c.. December, rLOi6 bid; Nay. Nu1'..
Corn closed firm NJ. 2 cash. &C. octopff.
.sHc. alf. oats quiet. No. :. ca-h. 81 bili
september, ajkc. btu May, So. NthAsy
MA PORK, irati0.50. Lar1, &C. Dry -sLlt meas
and bacon unchanged.
CISCISSATl.
CINCINNATI. september 9.--Flour quist Wheat
steady: No : red. s-syte. Corn nrm, No.
mixed as, Oats easy: No. mirei, q eNac.
porK dun at 1000. Lard in good demand al o.
Bulk meats ana bacon quiet hlnsey ael'e
and lrm a. tl.lL
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON. \. e.. september . --Turpeailne
stralned, e-c Tar rrrn Al flfa Crude tur-
pentins nrln; hard, sLA' yoI!o" diD' siD'
virgin, $50.
NEW YORK COTTON FUrVHft
NEW YORK. september -coiton-Ne' re-
ceipts, ~ bales gross, ~ bales. NHses
.asv. uplandr 10 e.: Drieaua, 30 ll-itc. Sales
to-day ~ bales FUTURES .ci1sei nrm; saies,
~ -Aj tales. september. fiJ.FaiinfY; pcto-
b.r tiGg satilZ3: November AMI Decemhnf,
sl1 slallB ~. January, go .l; February tlaNs
fl0S; March. fi03lati0G Apul, .ltsna
slGss HAy, si1iiafl1fi June, sl@4osall.s
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
,Reported for the Richmond pispa'chi
szPrEgBgka -Bsrket frm. Prime, &C.: extra
primo. ne: fancy, = -. common, 2aic., tsc'
Tory hand picked, 1As-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10

Therefore. Nr. robert I. Armlstoad,
lately q director az the Eastern Asylum,
ralled inc attention of the Court 20 what
the statute required in cases Of commit
mentor luuacy. and contended that the
onlv question involved that required an
answer from the superintendent was
whether there was q vacancy, and did not
allow the Superintendent and medlca!
staff Of any asylum 20 review a. q court OF
supreme resort the action Of commission
Of lunacy as the law provides. No action
was taken.
The Court to-day granted aliquor-llcense
10 h. b. Wolfe TO conduct the business on
north Henry street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, september q 1871

wHsAr.-ioagbcrry cs bushels very good 90
private terms % bushels fair 81 Siox Niaec.
20 bashsls very good AZ nos; SO bushels very
good at sL07; 30 bushels good ~ si.Of- short
berry, i.7Co bushels very sooa on pr1ysie terms :
IA bushels good ss 81 rs: Is bushels fair st eI.2
Total sales OF wheat, 2.ise tu-heia
0ATs-Wlntcr. ~ bushels prime al tOr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10

The strikers made a riotous ,demonstra-
the point of the bayonet. The trouble
began with the dock-laborers preventing
the departure Of several trains. The
strikers also besieged the gates Of the DOCK
and prevented the entrance OF tue oihclals.
Two companies Of infantry arrived IN the
evening aud drove the mob away from the
rails. The dockmen made desperate at
tempts 10 break the line formed by the
troops.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
elcuuoNo IoeAcco MARKET.

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET
lReportsd for the pispsschI
sEYTEnBsg .. $500
On Change sales are small. eIcsps good ssiss
Of br,snt wrappers with The usasi scattering
sales outside privoIeiy.
I.,srna,.r,vspus eoliscsions we're: robacco.
sa.ssaA; cigars si-ssi-sc-soiAt sSssi.A
commission-nssn returned fom Caroline
Ceausy Ceus, report crop bsias cat fasa y seea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
MARINE TNrELLiGEScE.

PORT or RICHMOND. SEPrIzBEg ., l,@l
AKBIyED.
Steamer Ariel DsyO, Norfolk. mercnsniise
and passengers: L. h. Tatum & CO., agents.
SAILED
steamship Oh Dominion, Couch. New YORK.
merchandise and passengers; George ". Allen
steamer Gulf Stream. Hines. Philadelphia.
general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
TTRsONAL MOTHS.

4 letter from Egcleston Springs, in Giles
county. where the Booths are visiting,
states that Miss Lucy Is greatly improved
and that they stood the trip well.
Nj. Buck Brooks. who for some years
has been connected with the Eastern
ASYLUM. has lately accepted a position
ON the Virginia Midland road.
Nessrs. 1. f.. Smith aud J.. Henley, Jr,;
left this morning for Old Point 10 attend
tbe annual session Of the Pharmaceutical
Association of Virginia, which began Its
session YESTERDAY.
The regular monthly meeting. of the *
ecutive Board Of the Eastern Insane Asy-
lum will be held on tho morning OF the
Nth i'm the Executive Building here.
Rev. !. O. Moss. latepresldlne elder OF the
Charlottesville district. preached here sun
dav night al the Baptist church, the Meth
odist church being repaired.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10

II You decide 70 buy Hoods Sarsspsthna.sa
do not be persuaded to take any et0"'
100 doses 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD.
Prices for Money. Bonds, Stocks, Grain'
Tobacco, Cotton. &C., and In Con-
nsction Herewith the wea-
Their Indications.
LEY telegraph % tho plspstr

by telegraph 10 tho Dlspstch.l
- wAsuISGToS. u. c.. September o.
INN forecast for Virginia: Fair weather
cooler. northeasterly winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
BAPTIST BEyIvAI-

Rev. Cornelius Tyree. who. Is pastor n
cherre of the finest Baptis, church IN Nir-
oinia Al Salem, came down Yesterday 10
sssist Rev. J. h. Daniel in revival at the
Raptist church here-a meeting Wnlcn was
begun Sunday by the pastor. Rev. Mr; Iyree
has grown gray IN the ministry OF the baptis'
church. and his able sermon laSt nigh' -
e-n,,le evidence OF the fact that he has lost
s'@-,,e ~ MA yisor aud vim. and u IS hoped
That fine results may bless his efforts, and
those OF Mr. Danleli in the meeting IN pro-
gress.
scottsyille IS TO have new depot at last.
r-l,o ,inbers are arriving and work Is 10
beciu al once. The building. VIII be a
''osssnrer depot and. learn, will SIT oppo-
site the present structure on the town;
SIDE az the track. II IS a much needed
Improvement that has long been promised
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
-yrp,rtpo,p srArYarNrs 0OoD.

The railroad statements were All on me r'sa'
side OF the account. ana reports uv'n p 1911
-, 90 enow that tte failure OF Potter, LOyeii
Z c., would no. turn out 70 tai as WAS eA-
Inc reports from Washington. however, dla
not give 30 favorable n prospect TOT me sngai
49, .ish como reaction in the advance VI YET
serdsv' Inc bears renewed the pressure npoa
chicago gas aud TO a Lesser extent ca baraas,
ton and Quincy, but only In Ihe fSsmrr nsa
there any Impression m ,ss t s. m.s arm
rallied vigorously. while hoiA i''SnN -
with light transactions,