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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
,n. LAWS orFrRs A RESOLUTION,
Cablegrarns

New cotton Of superior quality Is arri-
wing at Cairo, Egypt, III large quantities.
The strike of fremen and seamen at
SOUTHAMPTON is ended. The advance
asked by the men has been conceded.
The London Standards correspondent ut
Rome confirms the report that the ALI
ance between Germany, Austria, and ltaly
has been renewed.
The Brazil elections are proceeding in an
orderly manner. The public IS apstheilc.
The Catholics are active. The old parties
generally abstain from voting.
Major Wissman will start on his return 10
Africa October 18th. DIR. Peters will be
appointed German Consul at Zanzibar or
will enter the German Foreign Office.
A careless employee set fire to the naptha
stores in the Harrington station of the
Metropolitan railway, London. yesterday,
and started disastrous coniiagration.
A lockout instituted by the Dock Com
many at Southampton against the laborers
in their employ began yesterday morning.
Work on the docks Is entirely suspended.
John Morley has gone to Dublin from
London to make personal survey of the
agricultural situation and to confer with
Dillon and O'Bnen prior to their departure
for America.
Messrs. O'Brien. Flynn. and Deasy, Ma
tionalist members of Parliament, made
speeches at Cork last night in which they
advised tenants not TO pay their rent IN
view Of the failure of the potato crop.
The st. Petersburg official Gazeite SAYS
the renewal of the triple alliance for seven
wears will encourage Austria in her anti
Russian policy and will oblige Russia TO
cast aside peace illusions and redouble her
vigilance.
At a meeting in London yesterday Of
delegates from associations in London,
Iivsrpool, Glasgow. and Sunderland .
federation was formed to protect the in
tercsts of British shipmasters and officers
and 10 counteract attempts 10 force them
to Join trades-unions.
Al the conclusion of the French army
nannuyres at Bordeaux, General Ferron,
Commander of the Eighteenth army corps,
/ ;ssued orders Of the day in which ne saws
/ that the use of smokeless powder will make
/ no change IN defensive tactics. but will
render offensive tactics more difficult.
At the reassembling of the Portuguese
! Cortes IN session In Lisbon YESTERDAY a
Iiyelv pugilistic encounter took place be-
tween a Progressist priest named Brandao
and Major Serpa Pinto. The President
aas utterly unable TO restore order and
6nally suspended the sitting. The diff.
culty arose from the Anglo-Portuguese
| treaty.
General Ferron, commander Of the
r;chteenth French army corps rave a
hanauet Sunday night to the toreign off.
GERS who attended the recent manBuyres
of the French army ne proposed toast
sbo ne said. represented an uncomfortable
s wmv, which was able to dispose OF the
armed coalition which was threate ninc
Europe,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
FIRST CONVENTION.
1se NreR-DeNoMlNATloNAL SUN
pAY-ScHOoL SYSTEM.
,,.oo,,nent ofiiciais of the Organization
Prescnt-Ewart Proposes Joint
CanNa.s-B Burglar Arrested.
,snnclnl telegram 70 the Dispatch,

LsuryuIr, y. c.. September l5.-The
western North Carolina Sunday School
convention met here to-day. It's the first
convention IN this portion of the State as
mart Of the INSTRUMENTATION system OF
Sunla,-school conventions extending over
che United states and Canada. Among
those present are Mr.. William Reynolds,
o. Peoria. H.. the international Geld or
r.n.zer. and Professor =. c. Dunn, of Ca
i,--as county, vice president of the state
D-lanzation and organizer for the as
-.... also. Mr. H. y. Snow. who Is the
..r>nral secretary for North Carolina.
lis report shows that there are seventy
nae county organizations IN this state.
JOINT CANVASS.
Farmer" TwaIt is here from Congress.
lie oxreets % arrange Joint canvass o;
tI.s district with Crawford, the Demo
t-src nominee.
I.tn Bovd. who was arrested as an &C.
r.mrIcc Iu the killing Of Dr.. Rogers, has
I..l discharged.
t.t.,Ile IS a. have q City Hall. Work
o. .t viii. soon begin. It's cost Is estimated
90 $4,000.
II HARD LUCK.
Tho fates have been cruel TO a door
dol az named Luke Hall. late OF Newton,
a.. who Was trying 20 make his way IN
Oh. world bv the combined industries OF
I.-.arr and begging. They led him 70
house of policeman 90 ask for bread.
II. policeman had "a description Of him OF
o.. wanted at Newton 90 answer the
I. .-re .f ro1biuC s. NJ. Let's store. lie
w.. arrested. and some OF the stolen soous
varlI.L1 upon Llm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16

our population by the census-takers is go
PLAIN 20 the people OF this city that they
have insisted upon the local authorities
taking action in the matter. The City
Council has authorized Captain I. j..
Crowder, our commissioner Of revenue,
20 make a remuneration, which will begin
October ist, and to judge from the IN
Vulnerable reports coming 10 him from
persons not approached by the Govern
ment enumerators his report will show
gross errors in the report.
I notice your editorial on the duty OF
Democrats in the coming campaign. four
caution against Mahones ostensible
apathy, &c, IL timely and should be care
fully observed.
The SOUTHERN ALTOONA"
Progress in the iron and timber districts
OF this section is truly wonderful. Sales
of lots nj Clifton Forge. which point MI
ingalls, has promised shall be the Altoona
of the South" are aggregating thousands
of dollars daily, not less than n hundred
thousand dollars having changed hands IN
the purchase of lots in the past three days
Basing my opinion upon what the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Company are already do
ing and have..in sight. and industries be-
ing established by the Clifton Forge Com;
pany at this point. ! believe IL is destined
10 be the most important point on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway between
Richmond and Cincinnati.
low HOoR.
One Of the finest properties in the iron
belt OF Virginia and Immediately adjoining
the Iow-Moor furnaces. in which there IS
81 500 600 invested. is the property recently
acquired by the Allegheny Mining and De
velopment Company, the stock of when
has nearly all been taken by western and
New York capitalists. showing the favor
into which this section has grown by those
seeking safe investments. II Is noticeable
by persons coming IN contact with north-
ern and northwestern manufactures that
they express themselves rs forced, by eA-
istinq circumstances TO come TO this sec
ton not only to get 10 the raw material
but 10 get the benefit of the reliable and
comparatively cheap labor to be obtained
In this lncnllfY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

~. 81 baies: also last week, not before re-
ee,ss. AS for consumption and LILO for export:
pp0isnd,. lOa.c. Orleans, 10 i5-l6c. net re-
csgInt-' H,s07 tales; exports-to Great Britain.
is,is6 bales; 20 shs Continent. i,so eales
sssS,. common 70 fair extra, sa5: good TO
nsoics extra, t4asa91 Wheat quiet heavy, aud
S."assc, lower; No. red. &l.0iasl ON in eeva-
tor opiions closed weak; No red, septem-
w. ~. Osl.. Cora moderately active. heavy,
sni o. asc lower; No. ., s5a55Ac. In elevator;
snaoas closed heavy; September. Sc. October,
Ssse.; November. 64tc Oats DUH, heavy,
sss so 43c: October, exc; No
Climber, 49,: No. 2. spot, <sc.: mixed western.
MAG. HOGS unsettled: new, seaisc.: state, TIA
sS,. old, l6asic. Conee--0psons closed steady !;
SEPTEMBER sls oo .s Ia ss, , :rc Dc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
THE RAILROAD WINS THE SUIT.
Judge +. ID. Irving Decides Against Mat
thew MotIey's widow.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.l

ANrt1. COURTHOUSE, Va, September b
The trial of the case of Matthew Motley
administratrix against the Richmond and
Danville Railroad Company-a SUIT ioI
SO. 600 damages for the killing OF the pam
tlf's intestate-which has been IN progress
here before Judge +. ID. Irving for the past
four DAYS. was concluded this afternoon
by a judgment in favor Of the defendant
company Motley was killed by a train OF
the company while walking or sitting on
the railroad track at night and his widow
brought suit to recover damages, alleging
negligence on the part of the company's
servants. General George j. Hundley and
Mr.. W. w. Flanagan represented the plain.
iii and Hon. Beverley b. Munford. the
company's regular counsel, and Judge f.
II. Farrar, its local attorney at this point,
appeared for the defendant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
nkPARrvsg oT sFEAhEws.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT txya1J
' COMPANY for tue sEAsHokE. 1aizSssz4 :,
Cheapest and Tnost pleasant rout, ~ CLD
POINT. VIkGISA BEACH. OCEAN Nlhn.
NORFOLK ,PORTsMOU I'll, VIEWPOINT hEWs'
CLAREMONT, and JAhBtklskH LAHD'
INGs by elegant saloon steamer AniEL
leaving Aich mond ByEKY MONDAY. "sDNso-
DAY, and FRIDAY AZ A. N. stree'-cars 90
directly to steamers wharf Fare 10 Ola foln'
or Norfolk. $3.50. second cl1ss. 81.
Connections at Old Point aud norfolk closely
with ell lines for northern cities, virginia beach.
and Ocean View sans afternoon. Jamse river
~ daylight Great tourist lima cheapest
route. ..,,
through tickets on steamer and st Garoor's
Aroucy, 1000 Main street Baggage checked
through. Statc-rcoms engaged for isI or nignt
Freight received daily for NORFOLK. PORTS
WORTH. Old POINT, ALEXANDRIA. ALLAN
TIC AND DANYlLLs sud FAkhVlLLn AND
pOWHATAN Il X STATIONS, and WASH
ISGTOS. d. c., all points in 8assorn North
Carolina, EASTERN Virginia, and all regular lsod-
inz. ON tho James river, al lowest rates snd
through bills issued.
lUCIkN q. TATUM, Vice-Presitont.
No Jll7 Gsin street AMI Rockets
IRWIN WRIsfGsz Freight and Passenger AgonS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16

rBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

TorEKA, KAN, September l5.-Delegates
10 the sixty-sixth annual session of the
Sovereign Grand Lodge of the lndepen-
dent Order of Fellows, which con-
yones to-day and viii continue in session
during the week, are arriving on every
train. Grand-Sre Underwood, Of Colum.
bus. arrived yesterday, and a number of
other grand officers are also in the city.
The Virginia representatives. were the first
to arrive from the South. At $3.50 process
sion was formed at Tenth street and Kan
sas avenue and proceeded 10 the Grand
Opera House. where the opening exercises
were conducted. Governor humphrey
welcomed the convention on the part OF
the State and Mayor Caaron on the part of
tho city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16

fair carsoes, eolc. sugar-Raw nrm and q.sss'
fair refining. 7-isc.: scsntriiusss.
l-isc; refined fairly active ana stesay
bfc.; extra G, S 9t6s3tc.; Oh a, Gao Ss.'
mould A, li-iec. standard A, 8 eiec. con!eS-
tioners' A. sc. powdred. c7.c.; srsnuis.s1'
Use: cubes, 5hc MoIassss-forsign no.s
nal New Orleans dun comm mon TO sency, =
s5c. Rice sc.vo sni lrm: domestic. fair " exns'
5ha6tc. Petroleum hrmer and quiet; Isnnes'
7.tOc. Rosin stesdy aud quiet strained. oous.
mon TO good, sls0ssL4a Turpoutine quiet sno
easier at 40kat04c. Wool sctivc and steaoy'
dom este fleece, SSs3sc. pulled, s6sS4c. rvkAs,
l7a2ic. PORK firm and quiet: meas, eil.xo:
sl2.25: extra primo, ti0JOasii. beef dull snd
steady. extra moss, 81 45stG.G. Beef hams
quiet and weak ut Sla Tisrced beef steady ana
quiet city extra India mess, si25O. Cut-mests
active and nrn; picked bellies, s1,a8sc:
shoulders. 5hc. hams. lo.aiiac. hiddies
steady and quiet; short-clear. -. 20. Lard weak
and dun: western steam. 1870: city, $40;
September, $50 asked: october, H.s2; Soyeoa-
Der, s66a freights steaiier: cotton. 3-s2d. ;
grain, hd.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, September la-Cssh quotations !:
Floor dun and UNCHANGED. No. 2 spring wheat
and No. = red. Gxc. No. corn, NC NO .
oats. 51a3ss,c Mess-pors, 30 Lard, HGk.
short-rib., S. g)as40. Shoulders, IS. 16Ash IN.
short-clcar, fA d5akA7e. Whisky, siia
Tho leaning futures ranged as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
DEATHS.

CUMMINGS.-Diod, at his residence, NO. no
north Seventeenth street, at 800 sunday, sep
tember 18th, JAMES I. CUMMINGS aged Tour
years and six months
HIS funeral took place rom ms parents resi-
dcnce September 18th at 7. NJ
DOEATI.-Dled, September Is. 1890 HARRY,
Youngest son OF Dayy and Josephine Donaui
aged eight months and thirteen days.
Dearest DAVID, thou hath left US,
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But It's God who hath bereft US,
lie can oil our sorro"s heal
Funeral will take place az parents residence,
No. 1918 east Broad street, TOMORROW EVE
MING al ~ o'clock.
DlGGs.-mei, IN Mathews county, Va. on the
18Th instant at 2l5 A. ~, Mrs. JANE DlGGsl
wife of William l. Digs, Esq, ana MOthef OF
Mrs. James z. hersey.
FARNER.-Died. September IS. 1890. MARIE
I. FARMER, the youngest daughter OF j. A. ana
5. Z. Farmer aged nineteen mouths ana thlr-
teen days.
FERRIsS.-Died. at her parents' residence,
$40 west Cary street, At $40 o'clock Moniay eve
ming September 18th. EURAEIFA PEARL
PEERLESS, infant daughter Of L. {. and L. M.
Ferriss
darling one from US has gone,
voice We loved Is stillef,
place Is vacant IN our homo
Which never can DO FLIED.
Funeral will take place from the residence az
o'clock TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 10Th.
GARRETT.-Died, at his residence on west
Marshall street. at s 7. NJ, september IAN, altet
long and patient suffering, ELISHA Il. GAh-
RETT, IN the seyenty-nrst year OF MS age
precious one from us has noHn,
yOire We loved is stilled;
A place IL vacant IN our nome
Which never can be nlled-
His busy hands are folded,
His wo-k on earth II done,
His trials are ell ended,
His heavenly crown is won.
Dearest father, thou hast left us,
We shy loss most deeply ieel;
But It's God who hath bereft Us,
lie can all ours0rrow heal
HIS remains were taken to Glen Allen yester-
day for lntermenL
GIBsoS.-Dled, September 1ith. az 1890
o'clock 2. NJ, j. F. GIBSON; aged hity'eight
years. r,,s
Funeral from Monumental church THIS
AFTERNOON At O'Clock. Friends ana ac-
Quantances invited 10 attend without further
notice.
KELLEY-Died, at the residence OF his grand
father. W Z. Peters, 1908 west Aarsnsl street,
at O'Clock F. NJ. September 49,, 1917, fnILlf
FRANKLIN, only son OF Robert l. anu Ehms
u. Kelley; aged i've days.
Go, little pilgrim, TO thy home
On yonder blissiu shore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16

WITHIN F0RTYEIoHT HOURS
a Husband Dies IN Sew jersey aud His
Wife in North Carolina.
IspetIal to7ogram 70 ne DispAtcnJ

AevluSE. \. c.. September 15.-About
t.-l- ago Sir. Frank G.. King, Of Dover,
B.. I.. aai Miss Anna Davis, OF Newberne,
v.-r married and went % their New Jer-
.tg a.me. On FRIDAY the 18th instant Mrs.
tl.r died 40 her fathers residence in this
CO. pa The eighteenth year of her age after
s. tret illness Mr. King las been danger.
.-..y I'D with typhoid-foyer for some time
home m Dover. just before hei
l-.' hour Yesterday telegram was 70.
.e.,I announcing his death. From infor-
nation received here ~ IS presumed that
le never knew of lis wife's sickness OF
a'l. He was about thirty years old.
lo.lly Mrs. Kings remains leave for Dover
Do Boz inferred with her husbands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE STUBS.
He Poses as An Alliance Man-The Farm
srs Won't Touch Him.
fsneclAl telogram . the Dispatch.l

G1oUcEsrER COURTHOUSE, Va. September
Thames NJ. Stubs. Republican mem
Der of the Legislature, has declared NM
ross II is said that he claims to be an
ssiliance candidate. The alliance people
vii not touch him. The alliance of Glou-
ce a,i as an organization will take no part
in the present campaign; Stubs tried his
hest TO ret the Republican nomination.
lie has no following TO amount to any
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
SALTI NOHf


BAIrINoRs. September ia-Cotton trm;
middling, l0Hc. Flour active. "heat-south-
ern steady: FukL, 9Jc.asl02, Longberry,
Qsc.ssLU2; No =, 81; steamer No 2, rad, soc.
western weak No. winter red spot soa ssttc.;
september. 9SHa9dHc.; October, Ssa%Se,
Decent Der. ti.0lsSl.0ls. Corn-souihetn nsnl-
weak: mixed. spot $50 bid september. SIC.
bid; October, 534a5Shc. oats arm aud uu-
changed. Rye nrm; choice - tsDcy, '5aoc.
good 10 prime, 70a1Sc. common 70 tals, oIsslc.
Hay fairly a,tlve and unchanged Provisions
active. Butter unsettled. Eggs steady and In
better demand at I've Coffee duli. sugar
steady; graduated. &C copper strong re-
fned, l5c. Nhiskey active al tLls' frelSns W
Liverpool per steamer Inactive cotton. 8c
-four, "a. a.. grain. I'D; Cork for orders;
q. Receipts-FlOur, 10, 532 barrels: wheat, l2,cV
bushels. corn, 1900 bushels; oats 3'UO push
es. Shipments-Elour, ;.4j5 barrels wheat,
1900 bushels: corr. 5000 bushels. saies-
Wheat, 10000 bushels; corn, 5000 bushels
ST. LOUIS.
ST LOuIs, September l5.--Fiour very dull
family, g. 25ss3.5j: fancy, a. 3oaSAG Whest--
The trading In December and May good, prices
ranging from p, a3sc. lower than Saturdsy
closing; cash. 9,Aagsc. october. SO. piu
December, fl0l'sc. bid; May, tlO6bc. bil'
Corn-A moderate business; the market wesh
the close was 2',a3bc. lower than saturday :
closing figures: No cash, ii'lc. bid october
4ic: November. HAc.; May, &c. bid Oats
May lightly traded IN other options neglected
CASH. bN-lf- h~hHi 6t1s ~ hhHNs'. So
Provisions dun but steady for dry-salt meats
and 10 bacon little done. PORK. fi050 LARD, n.
Dry-sGlt meats shoulders, s5.s7% longs, Shfos
$3.50; ribs, fJ.55a!5.60; clear, i.65ssa10. Bacon
Shoulders. sd25; longs, fGl0as6l2< clear.
s.. 25aS6.3O; sugar-cured hams, fl00a$L<1
CINCINNATI.
CrNcISYArr. September l5.-Flour firm: fami-
IL. H. g0sSi. %: fancy, g. 65sstS. eststeaiy
No. ? red, 81. Corn easier No mixed. tOsaolc.
Oats easier; No. 2mixed. 800. Pork barely stssdy
az fl075. Lard dun at 20 05as6 TO- Bulk meats
easter. Whisky quiet At kl.la Hogs In lighi
supply snd higher; common aud light, sANA
sl15 packing aud butchers. ILoasL65.
NEW YORK CorroS FUrURs>
NRw YORK, September 15-Cotton-Net re-
ceipta, l8l3 Dales: gross, q. 32s bales Futures
closed easy ssles, sl,50J bales september
! fl0.44afi046: October. SO giatl0.N; November
! $40 ~ December, tl0i1Asl0.is; January, 40 Jt
| $ll2l; February, sl025ssl026; March, fl02le
/ 1880: April, go 35atll.56; Nay, $l1i3asl0A
/ June, sl0.50afl0.52
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
(Reported for the Richmond Dspatch-l
! SEPTEMBER la-Narket hrm. Moderate sales
reported at tho factories. Prime, 7c.;
| extra prime. 7ac.: fancy, nc. common, 2aic.;
/ factory hand picked, ia9c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
Mean temperature. ......".
NEW Work STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. September i6-Ihe pressure IN
Wall street still continues. Notwithstanding INC
general expectation was that tho new oher
would cause rally Ia She market aud a strong
opening, but London figures we're ah lower th's
morning and indicated that the general impress
sion was thA, the means adopted were not sum-
ciontly rapid 10 give any hope OF Immediate re-
lief, and this market followed London IN open
ing down from 4 to :. lower than the closing OF
Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
ENGINE BOILER ExPLoDEs.
Three Men Killed and the Engine BLOWN
to shreds-Track Torn up
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.i

LYNcHBuRo, Va, September bit Is re-
ported here tonight that yarq engine
sent from here TO act as pusnet 70
heavy freight train exploded the p3 3I'
when two miles east OF Concord anu n 9i,aeu
Martin. and Dick TAYLOR. The engine was
literally blown to pieces and the track was
torn up for long distance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
A rArM sFNsATION.

Posfmasters for Virginia: o. p. Riley,
Carter's Bridge. Albemarle county, rice J.
4. Leathers, resigned; Mrs. j. f. katliif,
Brundy. Buchanan county, cies }. ". Wal
dron. resigned; John Nenabee, Speer'ss
Ferry, Scott county, rice Lee Todd, moved
North Carolina; Robert w. Ivy, Biless-
vile, Stanly county, cice MIR. Nj, D. BOYD,
removed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
The AUTUMN CAPITAL.
Veto OF No veto of the River and Har
Dor Bin
lBy telegraph 20 the Disps,chl

CltssoN SPRINGS. Pa, September lj.-It
ll. been arranged that the rlyer and har-
tof appropriation bill shall be forwarded
o. the President immediately on being
s.gued by the Speaker Of the House. Specu-
lation is about evenly divided as 10 its
prospects those who are sure of its veto
being about as numerous as those who are
sure o. its approval The President and
h.. private secretary, however, are strictly
n0u-committal on that point. .
The President said this morning that II
Che weather continues favorable and pub
lc business does not prevent he VIII re-
nam at CTesson until the end OF next
week. He said the place seemed TO agree
with him and that hc wanted to stay as
long a. possible
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
DHILADELpHIA, Il G H. fRh
MoND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Appointed sailing days Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY al ~ 81 and every SUNDAY at
A. N.
Freight for Tuesdays and Friays steamers
received TIL li.30 A. NJ: for sundays steamer
MP. n. Saturday. Freight received daily MI
5P. VI.
Fare, g.
For further information applyp
j. ". hCCARRfCK,
General Southern Agent. Onlcs kocketis
n. CLYDE n CO.,
M GenarAl Agsnls. HnilaioIpLis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16

party goes at the invitation of the Buena
Vista Company. and will no doubt have
pleasant trip.
A steady rain fell in this section all day
yesterday and last night.
IL is feared that some OF the growing to-
bacco will be injured by the rain.
A number of gentlemen left to-day for
Black Walnut. Halifax county, for an old
time fox hunt. They took their dogs.
cooking utensils, and their fine saddle
horses. and will camp out at night and
hunt the sly fox during the day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
THE GENERAL DEFICIENCY BILL
in the Senate Aneho'
ments Reeommepded-Tho spo-
liation Claims.
IBy telegraph To tho Dtspstch.l

WASHINGTON, September l5.-The Senate
amendments TO the general deficiency APP
Precipitation b.ll were finally acted upon
THIS morning by the House Committee on
Appropriations and report was directed
10 be made recommending non-eoncui,,
renee in each Of the amendments anu
agreeing TO the conference asked for. .hs
Senate amendment making large appro-
priation for the payment Of French spoiis-
ton claims. but 1t was defeated BY a.
cisiyn maioyitx
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
pa rIMnRE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. September ia-Eirginia consols
20 asked; do. 3's, 6sa69; Baltimore aud Onto
stick. 1904 asked Northern Central stock, $50
asked Cincinnati, Washington aud baliimore
lists. 99al0l consolidated gas bonds, lHAsil5
do stock, 50A a50i..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
ASTREET DUEL.
One Of the CombAtants Desd-The Other
Cannot Live.
~ lelegIaph % ihe DIspstch.l

MONTGOMERY, ALA.. September 10. ---Satur-
day evening Robert Turpin and Glen
Duskin, Of Newberne. Hall county, had
some words. and sunday evening they met
on the streets Of Newberne and an i'm
promptu street duel Immediately began;
Zach fred five times. Iurpin is dead and
well known families.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
TWENTY OAkVllliANS

Raiding the Young City Of Buena Vista
Others Fox-Bunting.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.I
DlNyiLIs, Va, September i5.--Twenty
business lnsn left here to-day TO visit Buena
Vista, tho coming city Of the. Valley. The