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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27
AUSTRALIAN NOTES.
The Wool-Shearers' aud Miners Strikes
Attitude of Railway Employees.

rBy Anglo-hmerican cable 70 the pispaich.l
MELBOURNE, September 26.-The. strike
of the WoOl-shearers Is not general. Inc
souatters are suing their work-peo-
ple for breaking their agreements.
At a conference held at Brook2nhlil 1t
was decided. subject 10 the consent OF the
employers and the unions, that portion OF
the men employed shall be non-unionists,
and that union miners shall WORK ior-
tv-six hours weekly at the wages pad be-
fore the strike. and shall agree TO refuse TO
strike at the bidding of other labor par
ties. All future disputes between dlrec-
tors and miners shall be referred 10 a
board of arbitration, over which Judge OF
the Supreme Court shall preside.
The directors of the Victorian. railway
have secured from Japan supply OF coal
sufficient to meet their requirements Tor
SIX weeks. ooo
At meeting which was attended by 3OO
of the executive officers of the victorian
unions. a vote Of confidence IN the Strike
Committee was passed, and 1t was recon-
mended that one DAYS pay be levied every
week from each unionist who ID at wore
TO maintain the strikers. II was estimated
that the tax would. If paid by oil the
workman, produce an income OF t2o,OOO
weekly. but It is not likely that the sum
will be realized.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, September 2G-Cotton quiet
middIing l0ssc. Flour quiot ilogard-street
and western suner, f3a&JO; 30. do. extra,
SL1iasi.bj; %. do family, SLNvnih5j; cry
NILS. Rio brands, extra tllOasA-D. Hintor
wheat, patent, ehd0afj.sl. spring 10. do, 9 wa
sAI5; do do. straight. S5i0as5.00. do. DO. extra.
sl-Uasig0 Wheat-SOuthern quiet and easier ;
Fultz. e5c. atl Longoerry, aec.atl No. = 9hhc. {;
steamer No. ., red, sSso. western qnlei ana
September. Hkay1'tc., october, elh'o &C be'
CONT Der. go call. Corn -Southern steady; Fhlie
/ t7Rl-c. yellow, 5baj-,. western quiet; mixed
| spot, i5a6Jhc. september. J3a5isc; Octc Der
/ 5la54kc.; yehr, Sic. bid. oats lirm -ungraded
southeen aud pennsylvania, iOai3c.; DO. western
| white, i2A3hc.. do. go. lniAet 4iai-c.
! graded. No. = white, DC. DO. do mixed, &c
aye fairly active; choice 70 fancy, bare
good o. prime, 72gijc common 10 iair HJaiJ'.
Hay arm: choice timothy. Sllafll.D ProYi-
sions firm: me5s-porE. fl@.Oatl&.3i h1lk
meats, loose shoulders, exc; long Gear,
6i.c.: clear rio sides. 6i4c.; sugar picslsi
/ shoulders. &c. sugsr-cured smoked shoulders,
So hams, small, lSgl3c. largo. II al-c; lari,
relnei, &C.: crude, sc. Butter acIiVo am
scarce: creamery fancy. 22ae3c DO lair O.
choice, l7a20c.. DO. imitation. l5al.r.; lAiie
/ fancy. l3ai4c.; do good % choice. 9ai2. store
packed. sal2'. Eggs nrm: receipts it-nt az &c
| coffee steady: RIO cafgoes fair nj Hll4c.; 10. 4
lee. Sugar steady granuiatod, 5ac copper
nrm; refined. ljc. Whlskoy stesdy al
| u.le. Freights 10 Liverpool por steamer
| nominsl-cotton. BE-; -four, &c. per ion
/ pounds: grain. 70. Cork ior orders, -.
| keceipts-Flour 1882 barrels wheat, 500
bushels corn. si,00O bushels. oats, o.OJJ bush
| els; rye 300 busheie lpmonis-fl0ur
/ 4.gi5 barrels: wheat. 1900 bushels. sales
/ Wheat. 10000 bushels; corn, 1900 bushels
CfNCINNATL
| CIsorEYArI. September 26.-llour-Demand
modern'e. Wheat iu fair demand and nrm No.
| 2 rcd. gsags4c. Corn nrm. so. miHoi, t3c
/ oats firm: No. mixed. 39t.c. Pork sieaiy Al
! $3.50 Lard easier az $3.50 Bulk meats ana
/ bacon firm. Whisky steady at sl.l3.
WILNINGTO&
! WILMINGTON. y. <. September "a --Iurpestins
| steady AZ 984c. Rosin firm: strained. g0c. good
/ strained, g5c. Tar firm AZ sli0 Crude tur-
/ pentlne nrm; nard. sLD, yeilow-dip, $3.50
/ virgin $780,
NEW YORK COTTON FUrrRS<
NYw YORK, September 26-Cotton--Net re-
| ceipts, ~ bales; gross, 5,fl3 bales. Futures
/ closed barf ly steady: sales 1880 hales sep
/ tember. il02laslO.2l: October, fl1isatln.l9,
/ November. 80 lsafl0l9: December. ti0S; jan
| uary, si0elasl02j; February, tl089; March
| So 37afl0.3s; April, fl0. AatNij; May, SD5l1
| HOG; june, tl0.57ail9Sa
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
lRoported FOR the Richmond Dispatch.l
sgPTSyBgK 26-Narket nrm. Prime, 6Ec.
! extra prime. 6Ac.: FANCY, &C.; common, sa5c.;
! factory hand-picked. 7ag,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27
FROM BEYOND SEAS.
THE SITUATION IN TlPPERARY MORE
TRANQUIL.
Status Of Australia's Labor Trou-
bIes-Other Notes Of Interest.
By Anrlo.Amer,can cable to tho pI.pa,eh..

lBy Anglo-Amorcan cable to tho Dspa'ch.l
LONDON, September 2G.-The fight be-
tween Slavin and McAulifTe will come OIL
at O'Clock tomorrow Saturday morn
ing.
Laier.-Slavin won the fight in the second
round.
The fight lasted six and three-quarter
minutes. McAuliTos face showed marks
Of severe punishment. In the first round
after sharp interchange, McAulite
dropped. In the second round McAuhhe
started IN all right. but got away TO escape
a determined rush by Slavin. and the l9li-
ter chased McAuilie right around me
ring. punshing him when he got within
reach. McAulifle was knocked down, and
when he arose and Slavin began again on
him. McAuli1e again dropped and MS
seconds Acknowledged defeat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27
WATTeRSON AT THE HUB.
The Brilliant Kentuckian speaks to the
Massachusetts Reform Club.
tBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

Bosros. Mass, September 26;-Notwith-
standing the inclemency OF the Meather
Reform Club turned out in large numbers
to greet Henry Watterson, Of the LOUIS:
vile Co,Tip-J@gnal, who was the guest oil
the club at banquet at the Hotel Bruins
wick.
Shortly after6 o'clock the large dining
hall OF the Brunswick began 10 assume
lively appearance and large crowd was
soon seated at the tables. The principal
address OF the evening was delivered py
Mr.. Watterson. He said in opening Two
dangers seem TO me at this time 10 threaten
the integrity OF the Union and the pros
perity OF the people One of these Is the
trine Of protection. The first Is expected
10 hold the country, whilst its fellow skins
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27

Private ssiss: Filler. 4; wrappers, "a: dsrss'
iugs, s7--totai, 60 hogsheada
Market to-day was somewhat moro active tbhn
for few days pasi, and there has been moro In
quiry for all grades.
Mr.. w. T. Diorell has been detained at home
Tor tho past week on sccount OF sickness, but no
hopes 70 resume his duties on Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27
N,ss,creof German Subjects.

lBy Anglo-American cable to the Dspatch.l
LoxpoN. September ga British man
of-war mas been ordered TO proceed from
Zanzibar to vitu to inquire into the recent
massacre there of a German merchant and
seven German employees by the natives, \
dispatch from Berlin denies thereport that
Germany has demanded satisfaction and
COMPENSATION from England for the killing
of German subjects at Win.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices for Money. Bonds. Stocks CRAM
Tobacco. Cotton, &c.. and In Con-
nection Herewith the Wes-
ther Indications.

lBy telegraph 10 the Dispstchl
=, WASHINGTON. ID. C.. September Do
| TAlp Forecast for Virginia: Fair weather.
stationary temperature, except warmer
] in southern portion; variable winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27
wAuRfAGEe.

EDwARDs-cKow.-M Married, as CniosS 80
ton parsonage, September 70, ~ 80
James &. Martin, Nj. JOHN y. kDwAHDS -"
Misc ANNIE r. CROW; both Of thiD cisy'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27
AIlIII AIIA.

Died. IN this city. at tho residenee OF mr.
hrothcr-ln-law. Dr. :. ID. Drewry, un rrptemh'r
22i. Mrs ELLEN r. SWAN, widow ~ toiou'i
robert swan. u Maryland, q daughter %. ils
late Dr.. Charles Nscetii, who with four gallant
sons loft hts home m Hsrer-.nsu. Naff .An1
ans all IA dear Associations o. share the fain *
tho COn:ederBcY and whose rns form, cni,a.-
rou. hearing and courteous manners IL - Well
remembered. The boa tIll cherarfcrisiilr,
the many Christian grs - ~ Nrf. Sssn Won
tn. love Of all wno came within che fir'le ~ Der
influence. she llv'd NOT flr horsolf. her thought.
her delight her every n,iloa was i' make "a.
around ner joyous. aui TIC Ffati alton - theif
wishes seemed = realization 90 Dor own, YET
the brilisut cfowning fcsllle in iiio liie oi tbs
lovely woman was tue more thn dhughi.TN
affection fOr ner agod mother iGr whose comfort
ani pleasure she count never t9 enough
watrhfuinsss sui care ehich oi'c.tfi aiWiraiiN
from all who witnessed g. Stay cod soften NiF
aflirtion Of the venersfcd mpfhar wno g. me
centre OF 80 much earthly love and rfo'uon.
1T.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27

sensational huru'I oi " ohi""'
CAMDEN. n. j.. September 26.-Another
murder of a woman. resembling IN It's de-
tails the sensational murder OF Ann
LeConey one year ago, was discovered TINS
afternoon. The victim this time was a
Mrs. Miller. and the object undoubtedly
robbery. Frank Lingo. the negro who
was arrested charged with the murder Of
Miss LeConey. is in Jail charged with the
murder of Mrs. Miller To-day's tragedy
occurred within mile and half of the
IeCOnev murder
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE. September 25.-Nirginia consols,
50. 40. 90. GSk; Baltimore and OHIO stock.
lli1alO5; Northern Central stock, SO Gin
ctnnati. washington and Baltimore lsts. 100
consolidated gas bonds, llikall5; TO- stock,
t0l-at0t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27
IossofIiie i'm France.

GBy Anglo-Amorican cable TO the Dispatchl
p.p1s. September 26.-It is believed that
ffty lives were lost in the floods in the
south OF France. The driver and passen-
gers Of an omnibus going, to Mayres are
missing. Ii is feared that the, conveyance
was swept away by the food and that all
persisted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27
pon,.rcerand The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

lBy Anglo-American cable 10 'he DispA'cn'i
PARIS, September %. Prominent Social
lists declare that Boulanger promised 20
east his vote with the Reyoiutionarles IN
the first civil connection.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27
ACTION sALEs TODAY.

RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, horses, mules.
vehicles, SC.
THOMAS RUrHERFOORD. p. NJ, four tene
ments and fifteen twenly-foot lots On Chez
sea Hill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27
CANADA'S GREAT CASE.
The Birchell Trial-The Evidence for the
Prosecution All In.
[By telegraph to the Dispaich.l

WOODSTOCK, on. September 26.-Court
opcped this morning at 10 o'clock, ana IN
smile of sloppy, rainy weather there was
mo- apparent falling of IN the size of the
crowd ia spite of the hundreds OF eyes
which he knows are watching him. Bir-
chcll disappoints them all and SHOWS no
trace of self-consciousness.
Miss Cromwell OF Eastwood. was the
first witness TO-DAY. She testified that on
Fohruarv 18th she went 10 the station 40
meet some friends who were to come on
tbo9.2e train. She mot Birchell III the
lane. coming from Brantford to the sta
ton. He was dressed IN a navy-hlue snort
coat and q black cap. HIS shoes we're
muddy. and his trousers were rolled up.
She did not AT that time know him. lie
entered the station and bought ticket
for Hamilton. She had no doubt Is To MS
identity with the prisoner
Witness after witness continued lher
,dentitcation of Brchell. Some saw him
coming from the train with Benwel, and
others returning 20 the later tram, and at
the station. and upon the arriving and de-
rortiurr trains One of these witnesses
was "A brakeman, another was traln-boy
who had sold books and fruits 20 the
prisoner. and had cOnversed with him
ON the train leaving Eastwood. Inc
rolled-up trousers and muddy. boots
hNQ NltracltN lHV HtN'"t
If these witnesses, and the event
was fixed upon their memories IN various
ways. Most of them stood the cross-eX-
animation well. and two or three renamed
positive and mistaken throughout.
Tho testimony to-day was generally
corroborative of yesterdays witnesses. and
cumulative. presenting no new features OF
striking character.
The Crown counsel announced the evil
dence for the prosecution all IN, when the
court took "a recess.
TIE DEFENCE.
After the recess the witnesses for the
defence were examined, most OF them
with q view TO Identifying the Two men
named Colwell and Baker az having been
~, several of the places in which the Wit
ncsses for the prosecution mad placed
Benwell and Brchen.
me General trend of the testimony was
~ confuse these two men with the prisoner
e,3 Ren.yell other witnesses were nitro
duced with a view 20 discreditlng the wit
ncsses for the prosecution, some OF whose
| IN Ia conversatiou had contlicted with
| ,Icir utterances on the stand. Three or
| So ,ritnesses denied that there was any
trail or track into the swamp near which
| Renwelps body was found. such as
/ had been described 10y the prose
cntine witnesses. The identification OF
| Benwelps body was also attacked, three
| witnesses testifying that they had thought
the body TO be that of peddler OF lewelry
| and small wares who had been around
| Woodstock and Dunebro. -
Counsel for the defence announces 'hA'
| their testimony would probably all De IL
! by noon tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27
The Swedish Election.

IBy Anglo American cable to the pispaich-l
STOCKHOLM, September H.-nhe Swedish
election for members of the Klksuag are
going against the protectionIsts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY, September %, $780,
s,LEs-FrRsr B0LRD.-500 Richmond. Frodet
rickshlrg and Potomac dividend obligation a.
li3'.
sEcosp BoAgp.-l0 shares Petersburg railroad
stock at So
Closing quotations a. the Stock Exchange;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September % 1870.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September %, 1871
OFFERINGS.
WHzAT-4,f52 bushels
CoRs-2,OOO ousnelA
RYE-s2o bushels.
s,LEs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
wuy.r.-White, ~ bushels good at SL0a
u,xcI 200 bushels very good q, slV'. Shoftberry,
~ hn.haIs for seed at fl0S; 70 bushels very
good az sl05 i0t bushels ia'r a'S'- i''ai safes
OF wheat, g7s bushels
'a ays 80 10 bushels good at 7Sc.
rLoUR.
wsoro,s Fine, se.5Gasa75; supernne, s2.75s
a. Is. extra. fa50asas3 family, siAsL50. patent
family, country, si7oasa2a
COTTON REPORT.
Market steady.
NtppIiSG, i0c.
LOW NfpDLISG. sSc.
COOP ORDINARY. ".
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
rRsported for tho Richmond Dispatch.J
sxrrsxBEs ID, 1900
Auction offerings on Change to-day we're light
.na consisted Of only . few hossheads OF Ia
ferior darxs.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
Css@; tobacco, 81. 7sd as-totai. ts,;stg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27
THE ANTl-LOTT6RY LAW.
Rather a Hssiy Arrest for Alleged VIOLA
ton of Its Provisions.
nv telegraph to tho Dlspatch.i

TBy I6IcRrHpH 70 tH0 DF7F77 -, .
BIRN1NaHAM. Ala, September B,LW, T.
Pinckard, editor and president OF the age
Cd ON warrant charging him with pno-
lishing advertisements ofthe louisiana Lot
terry Company. The United States Commllss-
sioner held that each issue since last IL
day was separate offence and put PIN
under bond OF 5000 10 await the action
Of the grand jury. The bond was prompt
ly given. Only one copy of the law mas 20
far reached Birmingham, that being IN inc
hands of the post-ofiice inspector VINO
swore out the warrant
A sEIZuRE IN CINCINNATI.
CIscrssATI, September 26.-Ihe post
Office authorities have seized the enuie
weekly edition OF the Voiks Frttsnd OF TINS
city because it contained lottery sdvef-
tisement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27

THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY WAS
raily In the morning. and clear and slightly
cooler towards night
Range Of Thermometer ut the front door OF the
Bf.r,..h p,Yica Yeatarlay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. SEPTEMBER q, 1891
sun rises........... 6:0i HIGH TIDE
sun sets.........--5.5s Morning. 3.lt
Moon SETS. 40 kgening............ 5:s.
PORT Or RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER %, 800
ABRIyED.
Steamship Wyanoks, Boaz, New York, NOR
cnandise and passengers George ". Alien
s. Co, agents
Schooner William II. Allison, Walker, Bangor,
ice, Mrs. Jane King.
SAILED
steamer ARIEL, Doyo, Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers l.. b. Tafum & CO., agents.
Steamship Wysnoke, Boaz, Ne" YORK. mer-
chandise aud passengers; George ". Alien
Co, agents.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, sEPr. 20, issl
lBy Telegraph
SAILED.
: Schooner T. z. Brissll, New Haven, coal
Schooner A. II. Howe. Boston, coal
Schooner Nathan Lawrence, Boston, coal
Schooner c. A. Briggs, Boston. coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27
THE GENERAL LIST FIRM

The general list, however, while dull, displays
the same old hrmness, and even AN advancing
tendency when les Blone, and responds worry
slowly 10 special attacks upon certain STOCKS,
aud while there IA no marked improvement IN
view Of the loug-delayet appearance OF nnuen-
ual speculators on the bull side and some hest
tation 70 embark In ventures In the otock mar
keL the uniertOne il undoubtedly strong, and
prices show disposition 20 SOCK higher lefel
NeeneYer the bears pressure Is removed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27
FlFTY-FlRsT CONGRESS.
More Reed Attempts ut Bulldozing-The
Tariff Conference-Report submitted.
Byteiegraph 10 the Dis patch.I

WAsHrxGroS. September 2G.-Nr Sher-
man introduced "A bill (Which was referred
TO the Committee on Appropriations ap-
propriating $4,000 for the purchase for
the use of the Senate Of the Malt1y House.
corner New Jersey avenue and Is street
northwest with the vacant lots on the
north side.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27
rnYnAY,s NrMs RNcnuRAaING.

Tho news % tho day was rather OF an en-
cOuraging nature, the signing OF the Colorado
Midland deal ami the practical comp etioD OF the
tariff bill being the mo.t influential factors. no
| former. however, could not prevent further 90
cline IN AtrhsOn. which was pressed Tor snle
with undimiuisned yigor, especially Ia the early
portion OF the day. The latter ala hold IN cheek
| tho downward movement IN sugar, although "
was not effeciual in scoring any gain. Louisville
| and Nashville was sold freely, because II lacked
| support sliher from London or tnsiders, ana
| London was a seller 10 q moderate extent OF us
| speciRltles on tho prospect or dearer money,
| although how much OF the apparent selling "
| London was genuine Is an open question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27

There smoothing wrong about goo Boys
Sailor Collars blue inquired percale---
that we are selling for &c. except they
usually cost l2c.
You will want to be one Of the first To
wear Feather Boa. They are tie
wrinkle for the neck.
We have black, gray, lght-blue, lavender,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27

The opening was lower all around. with sugar
down n. per cent. ana while that stock Was
advanced = per cent after fractional lut-
Their decline, il tailed 10 reach its last nlgnl
price as any time duriug the day. AMI also
Jailed TO hold it's recovery, closing with mate
ria loss Tor the day. Tho general lot was
pressed for sale In the forenoon, with At,hieon
and Louisville leading. but the losses were gem
orally for small fractions only. md later IN the
day there was not only no pressure Of any ac-
count, hut considerable buying for short &c
count aud for rally.
Pacific Mail was the weakest point IN the early
trading. dropping +, but while IL recovered
| partially il later vent ba,k to tho lowest poin'
again.
The CLOSE DULL AND STEADY TO FIRM.
Tho market finally closed dull and steady 70
! firm generally al about the level OF the opening
prices, and tue hnal changes are generally Tor
slight losses. sales OF listed, 10000; OF unlist-
| Ell, $1,000 shares,
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
| Frsning.-E Exchange quiet ana steafy az iSl N
| 4sji%. Money easy At Bal. sub reasury bal
ances- Coin. sl55,32O,O00 currency, 3,t55,lW
| Governments duh hut steady; per cents
| l23t as, lO3h. state bonds dun aud barely
steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27
NEW YnRK STOCK Market.

Mean temperature. ................
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27

Copying. silver, and all tissue paper.
made up IN any form. 3 cents per pound
and IS per cent. od cdorep, albumenized
Or sensit,zed paper, 80 per cent. ad caiorers J
paper hangings and paper for screens or
hreboards, writing-paper, drawinR-paper.
aud all other paper not specifically pro-
vlded for, rs per ceutum al udLorem.
HE Senate struck out the bounty pro-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27

NEW YoRE, September 26.-The stock market
to-day was. usual CT late, quiet TO dun for the
general list, but active and weak for Che Few
stocks in which the bears are making q speclai
effort with tho hope Of starting liquidation In the
rest Of the list. The feeling to-day was rather
mixed. aud 1t Is undenisble that some OF the
weak bulls lost courage from the readiness with
which such stocks rs Atchison. Union Pacific
and some others have yielded TO the pressure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27

lHcppfteH ivt III" NiH'i'"hN Di'PNs~H't
SEPTEMBER 26.-Narket hrm. Prime, &c
extra prime. 6slc.: nancy, &C.; common, sa5c.;
factory hand picked. 7ag,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27
Sensational Murder of a Woman.

At the evening session the House passe
l12 private pension bills.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27
,lR. GoRMAN PoINrs our DANCES.

Mr.. German, while approving of the OBJ
ject of the proposed purpose. raised OBJ
lection against bringing in the proposition
at this late hour of the session. and he sug-
gested number or troubles that may
arise in the future, growing out of the
changes in the methods of constructing
vessels which will result from carrying 1t
,,+, anact
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27
THE RESOLUTION GOES OVER.

Messrs. Hawley. Plumb, and GRAY also
came INTO the discussion, and finally Mr.
Hale consented to let the ioint resolution
90 over till tomorrow. saying that be
would call it up Immediately after routine
morning business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27

olid- BLACK Linen C0nars-only tho cspe-
slightly mussei--t they usually s'll tof ltsc
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