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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-26
THE BlRCHALL TRIAL.
Ladies' Attend In Such Numbers AS 10 IN
terrupt Proceedings.
lBy telegraph to tho Dispatch.l

tBy telegraph TO tho Dispatch.l
WoonsrocK. ONT., September 25.-With
a desire Tn nnsh the Birchall trial through
in a shorter time than It has threatened 70
occupv tbecourt met this morning AT S:5O,
half an hour earlier than II has previously
assembled. A crowd gathered around the
cab which brought the prisoner 10 court 70
see him alght. lnspite OF 'he nun.t aus ~
ewes watching him BIrchall does not nlnch ;
He was in the dock tins nIolnnis soouI
twenty minutes before the Judge entered
the court-room. He was attended by ms
special Guard. Fntwistle, VINO siateu tuat
BirchsIi had slept well and had eaten a
hearty breakfast. There was even greater
attendance Of ladies than on any Ply i .l'
occasion. Their entrance IN crowns Jus
as court opened interrupted the proceed
ings and made calls OF Silence heSes-
sary. and even then the procee dings nau 70
besuspended for time untll ofuei ""Sie-
stored.
The first witness was s. b. Fuller mana
/ ger Of the Imperial Bank here. no i.sh. u
/ ned the signature IF. A. Soneisus pl
certain checks as that of the prlsoneii' ~ ~
/ opened an account with the Imperial ban
! on the 10th or nth OF December, loo2. "a.
! identified also certain letters put III o''
dence as those of the prisoner
SYSTEMATIC DECEIT.
A number of letters and kilograms Ner'
read In spite of the objection. OF oounso
Biackstock. the effect Of when VIZ :.
| show that the prisoner had ca,rieu ~
systematic deceit on Benwell ana nis 10
ther and after the young mans disappear
anee on young Pelley, who was with them
and was very anxious about young ps ,,i
wells not appearing. During the resalItI
OF the kilograms exposing his frauds p'I.u
ais unusually pale complexion was 81,
fused with light flush Of red. he mso
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-26
p.rsnnnls and Rriefs.

Hon. W. d. Dabuey, Of Albemarle, is in
the city.
Mr. Henry s. Hutzler has returned from
his European tour.
Mr. leo SchwarzschIld is back from o
southern business trip.
MI Ireden jenkins. of Baltimore, form
erlv of Richmond, ~ IN the city on ii WISH.
Rev. ". /. Gravatt. Of Norfolk, former
IL of ST. Paurs church, this city, IS here on
a visit.
Mr.. W. II. Sadler. Of the business staff
IF the Rcl,qiolts Herald, has returned from
his summer vacation.
Mr. Horace Hart New York veteran
,,,Ln Las been visiting Richmond and
vicinity, has returned home.
stone-masons are at work on the founda-
IN for the CommOnwealth-Club house at
tbe corner OF Franklin and Monroe streets.
Hon Thomas G.. Jones, the Governor
~ cf Alabama. and wife are on visit to
NE city and are stopping at the Exchange
Hotel.
Motor 4 w. Venable. of Farmyille, form
-, ,ba eficient secretary Of the Virginia
| Agricnltural and Mechanical Society. Is 10
I the city.
AZ r II. Pettis left the city Monday for
hns;n ~ tour throughout the Carolinas
| and Georgia. 1t will be seyeral months be-
! fore be returns.
/ Mr. Charles Z. Stokes has returned from
| n visit OF several weeks TO tpe virginia
/ Springs. aud Mr.. Sylyanus Stohes' Oh bal-
| timore, is in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Cunningham and
/ family, Of Independence, MO, VINO nave
/ been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ~ % MUIR
/ ton. left for their home yesterday.
Rev. NJ. j. Duryea and wife. OF jackson
! Mich. are IN the city on VISIT 10 'ne SIS
Ter of tho latter, Mrs. Charles a. bryce
/ who has been in bad health Tor some Time
Major Peyton Randolph, general mana
ger. and Captain William II. Green, as,
sistant general manager OF the hlchnonu
! and Dsnyille railroad, were IN the CITY
yesterday.
MIR. W. G.. Williams, of 1910 Floyd avenue,
son Of the late Rev. w. q. Williams. hss
left for Houston, Tex, where he goes 70
| accept call Of the Young Mems Christian
ASSOCIATION as director of physical culture.
Virginia sportsmen feel deep intsres,
IN the meeting of the Eastern l1eid, i lai
Club of New York at Amelia Courtnouss
November 18th. This club is composea o.
| some OF the wealthiest citizens OF ro y
| Work among them Messrs. August Der.
mont and Pierre Lorlllard. The purpoys'
~ the meeting IL to test the hunting quar-
ties OF the picked dogs from the most ceic
brated kennels in the United States.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-26
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
Certain omcers Ineligible as Their own
Successors.
ny telegraph 10 no DlspstchJ

10y AtlNk l+hA+ - w.
JtcrsoS, Mss, September 2j.-The sum
Of $4,000. appropriated by the Legisla-
ture TO defray the expenses Of tho Consti-
tutional Convention, having become eN-
hausted economic measures began TO mani
fest themselves early IN tho morning ses-
sion. The main points Of controversy
arising out Of tho education question in
yolye considerations of taxation and reye-
nue.. Under the present law il has been
the custom for cities and towns to
establish n school By districts separate
from the remaining portions of the coun-
ties where the same are situated and sup
ported bv local taxation. It's now. sought
TO establish these separate school districts
andmake nefund for each county, putting
the CITY and county schools on the same
footing. After postponing action on the ed
ucafional question the report OF the EXec-
utive Committee was taken up ana consld-
cred. ltchanges the existing law by making
the following officers ineligible a. their own
successors: Governor, state lr'eurHr,
Auditor Of Public Accounts, Sheriff. and
County Treasurer. The Governor shall
have power 20 convene the Legislature III
extra session, but the Legislature shan
have power 20 consider matters other than
those designated in tho case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-26

ALLIsOg.-Diei. wednesday, -epte Dor gith'
Al 1O4 west Cary street, MAfGAhhilA JEAN
BLACK ALLISON, daugrier - william y. "a
susan g. Allison; aged four ars eight monte
and i've days.
'Ho shall gather the ismis Slih HI arm an
carry them IA his bosom and shall gently lea.
ihem.'
CARRISGTOS. Died. september q, issl. ~
so'ctock y. NJ, Colonel WILLIAM G. CAkklSU-
TDS. in tho ffty-sixth year % bis ago.
Funeral will isse place from Ne CHESAPEAKE
and Ohio depot SAT- RDAr MORNING a. IA
o'clock. Bural at Hollywood q
DAyIs-Dlei, at tho residence u his iaush.
Tor, Mrs Bertha Williams, 81 north lourth
stros, on Tuesday, 2si, a. o'clock Y. ". alter
a long and painful inness, STEPHEN HithC-
LAS DAVIS.
His funeral will take placs from second Bap-
tist church THIS fnJayD MORNING. a. ~
O'Clock The friends OF bis children. Mrs.. 8rr-
tina Wlllians. Mrs. Ryisn1 Sorsiil, an1 -.
Nicholas willard Davis. ere most cprdlaly Ia
yited 10 attend
sPICgR-Died, at his residence. No. n Sichol-
son street, ct i've minutes lsst 10 ociork Ia
night. WILLIAM ID. sPiCRh aged sihiy-sssen
yesrs. .,.,,.
Tbs funeral will take place At 8 ociS's 1878
(FridaD AFTERNOON from the Fuiion Bsptfi
church. Friends and scqosintanccs are inH.si
10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-26
YESTERDAYS RACING.
The Big Events at Gravesend-Good Wca-
Their; Good Track.
rsy telegraph to tho Dispatch.l

10y Telegraph I'd tll' bioPA.NI'l
NEW YORK. September 25.-Weather
cool: track good.
First racial ages, sweepstakes, $1,000
added. five furlongs-Nelly. BY won
Loantaka second. Volunteer third. Time,
1909.
Second -Woodlawn handicap, three
vear-olds. 81 800 added. one and three SIX
teenths miles-Raceland won; buddhist
second. Tristan third. Time, 2:02i3.
Third race-Oceen View stakes, three
vear-olds, u 500 added. one mile and one
ADMINISTRATION won; Demuth second,
Worth third. lime, 1864.
Fourth race-sweepstakes, twoo-year-
Odds. 81 900 added, FIVE furlongs- Eclipse
won; Void second, Stratagem third. Time,
1.02H.
Fifth race-selling sweepstakes, three
vear-olds. -. 600 added, mile and fur
Iong-St. Paris won; Little jim second.
sam Wood third. Time l;5S.
Sixth race-Welter sweeptakes for three
year-olds, 81 900 added. one mile-Long-
ford won; Wilfred second, Castaway third.
Time, 1:4jl4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-26
REGISTERED LETTeRs STOLEN.
Substitute Carrier Who Lost His Book
and Valuable Mail.

Among the negro letter-carriers put IN
bv Postmaster Russell last winter was one
bv the name Of Wright. Some days ago
Wright was taken sick and another colored
man named Holmes acted as his substitute.
While out delivering mail one day
Holmes was most mysteriously relieved OF
two registered letters and his recelpt-oook.
One of the misslyes contained 20 ana the
other y. u,...
ton 10 work up the case. and they have
narrowed it down to three or -four people
In is expected that several arrests Will bt
made TO-DAY OF tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-26
ssrt Of the week most of them are e.

csrt Of the week most of them are ex-
pocted TO return.
OTHER LOCAL MArTERs.
Mr.. G. T. Armistead has his new resi-
dence in the Fast End we'll under way
and hopes bv the LIST Of November to have
il nearly finished. IL will add much to
the appearance Of that portion OF Glouces-
ter street.
Mr.. Albon Henley. late OF Philadelphia,
has accepted position a. boOk-keeper
with MIR. u. :. Jones at Newport News.
Misses Ammo Sinclair and Lou chisman,
with Mr.. Sinclair. of Hampton, were here
yesterday.
Miss Sadie Vaughan. one of Norfolk's
most charming and beautiful young ladies',
has been here during the past week visit
ing relatives and friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-26
AGREED ON THE TARIFF.
The Confcrrces' Report to BE Submitted
TO the House To-Day.
Try telegraph to the Dispatch; !,

TBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l
WAsHINGToS, September 2j.-Ihe. Re;
nublican conferrees on the tariff bill
have definitely decided to report
the bill back TO the House. Inc
conference report will announce an
agreement on each and every item IN dis
pnte between the two houses and Will
not. as has been stated. bo only a partial
report. 1t will be presented TO the House
Of Representatives very soon after tha i
body meets tomorrow morning. ana
there is confident expectation
entertained by the conferrees that the
report will be considered and disposed OF
before the House adjourns for the day. al
though there is possibility that the vote
on the adoption of the conference report
NAV be DELAYED until the following day
through the desire Of members 20 make
explanations of their views on matters
with regard to which II has been necessary
TO make concessions. All the Republican
members of the Ways and Means Commit
tee cot together this evening, and the de-
cision TO make the report ana move us
speedy adoption was determined on after
a full consultation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-26
colorado Democr.tio state Ticket.

DENVER. COL. SEPTEMBER 25.-The fol-
lowing is the full Democratic state ticket
Governor, Judge Caldwell leaman, Of
Trinidad; Congress, 4. j. O'DonneL ~
Denver: lieutenant-ti0yornor, ilatt
Rogers, of Denver; Secretary OF state,
William +. Foreman. of Summit county;
State Treasurer J. n. Carlisle, Of Pueblo
Auditor, W. 4. SHELTON, Of Washington;
Attorney General. j. II. Msupin, OF Canon
civ. Superintendent Of Public lnstruc-
ton. n. X. Coy, Of Golden. Rev. MyrOn
Reed congratulated the convention on rs
excellent ticket and closed the convention
with prayer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-26
Buena Vista Lot-saIcs.

I0TU-TNI I"l"EI vi % ~" VT'F17--'I
BrFNA VISTA. VA. September 25.-Lot-
sales here TODAY amounted IN aggregate TO
~20j.Ol0. Eighty thousand dollars OF TINS
onouut was al the West Buena Vista auc-
tion sale. Tho entire lot-sales Will this
week aggregate over half million dollars.
Seven hundred Savernake lots, adjoining
Rnnnn N1sta. wcre sold ibis week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-26
The Blue and the GRAY.

LEXINGTON. Mo-. September 25.-A call
has been issued requesting survivors Of
tha battle of Lexington, both Federal and
Confederate. to forward their names and
addresses to John McNulta. Bloomington,
nh. j. ID. Conner, Lexington, No., or &.
s. Grover 90 o 70 be s. .rso,a s. Louis Mo
nrr ~ the fallen dead. and it IA the first
Tina in history that tho Blue and the Gray
Lsx s ;o;ned hands TO perpetuate tbe mem.
orv Of those who were left behind on the
field of battle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-26
corn,.n... snclalisiic Evil.

by Anglo-American cable to the Dispatchl
BERLIN September 25. Herr Sonnerberg,
a Socialist, has been sentenced 10 three
months imprisonment for lese majesty, be-
cause he remarked that the Emperor VIII
liam himself would in time become 80
cialist
The Prince IF Carolath-Benthen, who 10
a prominent Conservative. made speech
recently at Breslau on Socialist questions.
In the course of ms remarks he said that
the Middle classes. which saved the Father
land in 1873. were again called upon 10 ex-
orcise the threatening dangers OF Social
ism
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-26
The Prepayment of Interest
fu-,.,oo,sr,h n the Dtspatch.I

WAsHNGToy, D. c., September 25:-1lt
appears from the report gwen out at we we
one half of the interest due on or before
July /. 1891, on the 4 per cents and cur
yency e's has been prepaid under the cir
eulaF of September 9th, and the public
announcement of September 18th. Persons
desiring to obtain prepayment on either
Of the above classes of bonds must present
them TO be stamped not later than Friday
October 10 1890.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-26
The Wagon Got Away.

While four-mule wagon on which was
q heavy iron-safe was coming down Ninth
street about dark last evening It got away
from the drivers control and rolled rapid
ly down the hill. showing the animals IN
'front.' of it. One of the mules fell and
though dragged half block was, not IN
iured. At Main the wagon broke Gown;
The transfer Of the load occupied several
hours and was witnessed 10y large crowd
. .,.ofofore
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-26
THE INTeRcoNTINeNTAL RAILWAY
Preparations for the Meeting of the Com
mission in October.
IRy teIeEraph b ~ DIspateh.l

10y ltltEi oNA W si4' "<''t'--r+''f
W,su1yorov. September 25.-The FIRST
subject Of conference between the Presi-
dent and Secretary Blaine uponthe return
Of the latter 90 Washington this week Will
be the nomination Of three gentlemen TO
reuresent the United States upon the. In
tercoutlnental Railway Commission, Whlch
is 10 meet in Washington early IN October
for the purpose OF lnauguratng survey
for "a trunk-hne OF railroad 10 connect the
systems of North aad South America.
Cablegrams have been received from Bra
I'll aud Mexico regarding the appointment
of commissioners 10 represent those EoN-
ernments. and they are now on Their way
TO the United States. The President 81
Peru has appointed Lefcrt J.. Buck anq.
Manuel Elerera as tho reprcscntatlye5 81
TINT Government. Venezuela has also ap-
pointed q commissioner.
The Department of state has received a
dispatch from Minister Abbott, at BogQta,
saving that the President of Colombia mas
asked Congress to make the necessary ap-
propriations and give authority for the
appointment of a representative or Co
lombia upon the board.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-26
state Senatorial Nominations.
rg,...t,t ,oia,eap, ~ ,ba Df.naf.i

WHEELING. w. Va. September 25.-The
First district senatorial convention was
held here TO-DAY. The Republicans nomi-
mated Mr. Nelson Whitaker. a prominent
iron manufacturer. and the Democrats
MIR. J. j. Jacobs. formerly Governor Of the
State and the acknowledged head OF the
West virginia bar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-26
NM Clnh Rrnnening.

Richmond Lodge Of Eiks spent a very
nlaasant time last night, the occasion be-
inc the reOpening Of their club-rooms:,
me refreshments we're nicely served at 10
o'clock. The Board of Governors has put
Nr George Ives in charge of the rooms,
which will as in the past be conducted II
Gr.t class STYLE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-26

Lrspov. September 25.-It IL reported
that there was a serious conflict 10 Conn
bra to-day between students and the poo
lice. and that some were killed and several
wounded
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-26
YESTERDAYS BALL.
Results of the Playing on the Country's
Many Diamonds.

Many Diamonds.
by telegraph to tho Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. d. c.. September 25.-Rain
postponed the baseball at Louisville
both League and brotherhood.
Cleveland Clevelands. 3; base-hits. D;
errors. 2. New Yorks,4; base-hlts, IL; er-
rors. 4. Batteries and thinner;
Sharrott and Clarke.
Buffalo Brotherhood): BuTalos, 6;
base-hits, 6; errors, Z. New Iorks, 10;
base-hits. |: errors, 4. MISUNDERSTANDING
nam and Clark: Crane and Brown.
Clevelan (Brotherhood) Clevelands,
10: base-hits, 20; errors, 0. BostOns, ;;
base-hits. 9; errors. 4. Batteries-Dewald
and Sutclife: Gumbert, Daley and Kelly.
Pittsburgh (Brotherhood) /: Pittsburghs'
6 base-hits, 10; errors, 4. Brooklyns, 4
base-hits. 6; errors, g. Batteries-Staley
and Fields: Weyhing, and kinslow.
Pittsburgh Oeagne): Bostons, 4; base
hits, 9: errors, ?. Allegbenys, 3; base-hits
10; errors, /. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
Bennett; Smith and Wilson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-26
C.rcIesslv HandIing n PISTOL.

Especial telegram % the Dlspstch.l
PNrIw CITY, Va, September 25.-llr.
r. j. franklin while handling pistol TINS
morning was accidentally shot IN 'ne neg
clusing "a painful but not dangerous
wound. Drs. Morton and G.iggs rendered
the necessary medical attention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-26
Tirc III HAMPTON.
Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch.

Especial telegram 20 the DISPATCH
FoHI MoNBor. Va, September pa fire
al Hampton last night destroyed BLACK
more feed store and Dardens residence
on King street. and broke the plate-glass
fronts in the Schmelz and Slaughter
blocks. Loss 5000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-26
THE ANTl-LoTTERY LAW.
Papers Seized by Federal officials for Yio-
lntion Thereof.

MoxrGoMFRY, Ala, September 25.-t'n
der instructions from Chief-Inspectol
Sharp, Inspector Booth to-day seized all
the issue Of the Birmingham Age-HTdC
OF this date, and the issue of the Heekl
Atlanta Constitution of this week, and all
upon examination were found TO contain
lottery advertisements. The officers OF
the Advertiser Company of this city were
also required 10 give bonds for their ap,
pearance at the November term Of The
United States Court for publishing last
Sunday lottery advertisements. although
thew announced in the next issue that
having learned that the law became opera
tive at once, the lottery advertisement.
would not again be inserted in then
columns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-26

Especial telegram 20 the Dispatchl
T.rnAY. VA. September 2J.-The first sale
of lots Of the Valley Land and Improve
ment Company closed here to-day. Inc
lots brought good prices and there Were 2
number at BUYERS in attendance, some Of
whom were from Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-26
GOULD 70 INACCURATE A RIsE.

The general opinion was that IN view OF tho
shape Of affairs IN the Southwest Mr.. Gould WAS
preparing 10 insugurate an upward inoFemen.
In his stocks, and he market being rehsven oi
the traugsrs and Wizards, traders were en-
couraged 70 take ths long side at least Tor turn
and buying extended TO almost evcrything Ia the
railroad list, though the improvement was snlhll
In evcry case. The rumors from Washington
we're interuretei A. uufsvorable to the sugar iu-
terests, and there WAS general selling move
ment inauguraied in sugN-rennefles sp -
which swelled tho business Gone IN II 70 uhuslh,
ly large proportions. wniic us price 'o1 ny.
READILY dropptng in all about per cent ms
quenched the bullish ardor OF tho tracers, soa
they took to bearing wherever selling olu,rs
we're discovered. with the resul OF wiping our ,ne
carly gains tn the railroad list 10 MI eAeepta ne"
stlcks which we're known 10 hsyo special sup
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-26

The feht in tie Eighth district wakes
warmer every day. ami while Hume has
some following in Stafford and King
GeUrcrit les not expected by some OF ms
warmest friends that bee will he able TO de-
feat General Lee Several of the proml-
nent politicians from that district were IN
tha city TO-DAY. and in response 10 the so-
allied dissatisfaction replied that H. was
George. Outside az these counties they
.a,d GO would get the usual Democratic
vote. AS VOL as "a good portion OF the he
publican VOICE. which Hume would Doe un-
able O. overcome. Wagers on Lee are
offered $50 even. but find no takers, and his
election j. though I'D be certain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-26
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
IRnnor,ed for tina Uianalchl

sEPrsNBER %, 1880.
Auction offerings on Change to-day " pack.
ages, and taken IN. Highest, sis7s; lowest
sl.S0-syerage s6.sa Offerings all dark toosccca
Internal-resenus collections: Cigars ana CT
gsrsttss, sl,5ge.5o; tobacco, sassAss-sotAi
$685..
Private sales to-day: Filters, 81; smokers, III ;
cutters. O: wrappers, -; darks, s--sosAl 100
hogsheads.
We can report 81 active market on all grades
to-day, with nliers leading, with sood inquiry
for eli desirable goods. The market " censide-
rably more active than for some days pest aud
we hope for stli larger sales within tho next few
days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-26

BALrryoss. September gs.-Cotton very frin
miidling. l0hc. Flour duh. Nheat--oathern
duli and easier tuitx. 95c. asi LongOerry, e>c.r
si.0l; No. 2. sfc.: steamer No. 2, rel. ~ ; west
ern steady; No , wiBtor red. spot, ~ arc,
ssptem her. %, ag'c.. Ociorer a8ac; Decem-
Der. fl.00 aasl 90 b. Corn southern irm wntr,
t6atsc. yellow, l'a5fc western quiet; mixer,
spot 55sc. september. t5sc. October, 81. a
54.c.: yeLr Sic bal. Oats arm. aye fairly
active: choice "a fancy .Bslsc. good 20 prime,
7ga75c common 20 TAR. t5H1Jc Hay nrm,
choice timothy. fli.'0. good 70 prime. satosflo
Provisions ste lily. Butter fairly scuye ana nrin.
Egcs nrm snd arce At Na.lc Others I'M
changed. breights 20 Liverpool per steamer
very dun kecsipts-flOIr, ll.-a1 barrels !;
wheat. coo bushels; corn. 300 plshelr, oats.
Il. 900 bushels: rye, eco bushels. Shipmenis-
Flour, 1893 barrels: wheat 5000 huahela.
| ssles-Whsat. 1885, oO bushels; corn, 5000 BUSH
Ella
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-26
SMiTH-LEE
Marriage of a Former Richmond Lady In
Springfield, Mass.
Especial telegram to the Dispa;cb.l

Especial telegram TO the Dispa;cb.l
SPH1SoFIELD, Mass, September 25.-Rev.
Eli n. Smith. formerly pastor of the Third
baptist church in this city, was welded
this evening to Elizabeth Lee, of Rich
mond. Va, who has made her home in
Springfield fol. several years. The cere-
nony was performed by Rev. Mr.. Cham;
hsrlsin. of New Bedford. and the pair will
soon depart for New Iberia. La. where the
eJoom is principal of Howe Institute.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-26
Tho Portnguese Crisis.

by Anglo-American cable 70 the Dispatch.l
LISBON. September 25.-The police have
discovered the authors Of the circular dis.
tributed yesterday assailing the ability Of
well-known banks with the object of ere
atng pohtico-fnancial crisis. The plot
failed.
The usual issue to-day Of Treasury bonds
for floating debts is amply covered by Por-
tuguese bonds.