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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
THE TURF.
jerome Parks Days Probably Numbered.
Yesterdays Race Events-Entries.
fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

(l3y telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.I
JEROME PARK, October li.-This was the
last race-day at Jerome Park and the last
day but ono of the fall meeting Of the New
York Jockey Club. IL Ia probable that there
will never be any more racing over this old sad
dle-tags track. Next year will probably see tue
track cut up into building lots. The track to-day
was still very heavy and holding. The odds Of
the winners were 10 l, III 10 :, : 10 i, 10 IL
u l, and even. =,
First racs-six furlongs Reckon won Rosa II.
second, Kirkover third. Time, i:i7A.
Second race-one mile-Lamplighter won !;
Gettysburg second, GlendmOund third. Time,
Third race-i 400 yards-Dalsyrian won; Cas-
ITALIA second, Pagan third. Time, LA.
Fourth raco-The Farewell stakes. six fur
longs-At tho head OF the stretch Deluslon cross
ing Bengal's path seemed 10 tip tho latter, who
fell. Delusion won: Pickpocket second, Mars
third. Time, I:l94. Neither tho jockey ncr
Bengal was nurt In the fall.
Filth race--0ne ami one-sixteenth miles-Milt
Young won Belle Of Orange second, Nutbrown
third. Time, l:JJli.
sixth race--seyen furlongs-Busteed won
Wattcrson second, Lepanto third. Time, l:3l1e.
AT GLOUCESTER.
GLOUCESTER, October I4.-To-day's events re-
suited as follows:
won : Sir William second, Harwood third Time,
1925 .
second race-slx furlongs-Frank $. won Mu-
Iatto second Selsn third. Time, l:l3A.
Third race-seveu and half furlonxS-Ca-
gary won; Houri second, Maggie Is. third. Time,
100.
Fourth race-one mils-Middlestone won !;
Punster, Jr., second, Whitenose third. Time,
1:i5E
Fifth race-four and half furlongs-Adair
won: Red Elm second, Canteen third. Time,
.obIa
Sixth race--six and half furlongs-Little
Addle won; MONDAY second, Tattler third.
Time, 1:241a.
AN ENGLISH EVENT.
LONDON, October 14.--At Newmarket to-day
the race for the Czarowitch stakes for three
year-olds and upwards. two miles two furlongs
and thlrty-hye yards (eighty-six subs, was won
by the Duke Of BeaufOrts three-year.od Rag.
munde; Kilsyth's three-year-old Penelope being
second, and Mr.. Vyner's nye-year-old marc LILY
OF Lumley third. Tweuty-four horses ran.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
nEATHs.

CHAPMAN.-Died, at his residence. No.
322 north Seventh street. Wednesday
morning ut 2 O'Clock. in the sixty-trst
year of his age. WILLIAM 4. CHAPMAN,
His funeral will take place TO-DAY
Thursday at 3 o'clock l.. Nj. from Third
Street Methodist Episcopal church.
Friends and acquaintance are invited to
attend.
EyANS.-Died, Wednesday. October IA,
1891. at u quarter past 4. Oracle HOPE,
Youngest child of f.. Z. and the late Ida T..
Evans aged eleven months and one day.
Funeral TODAY at y. NJ. from the re-
sidence
GAULDING.- Entered into rest. Mt the
residence of her son-in-law. William l..
Rock. G0l Louisiana street, on Wednesday,
October IA. 1891, at 3:45 L. NJ, Mrs. MARY
j. GAULDING; aged sixty-nine years.
Farewell, my children: lament no more
| am not lost. but gone before.
Behold the place i'll which lie;
AS you are now so once was /.
My time has come and | am gone,
To leayc We thus all forlorn:
Yet hope on. children; do not delay
Think of your mother. and still obey
Your God and mine, who IS your only
friend,
Till death your troubles soon will end.
Yet pray tor me, but do not cry
The Saviour died for you and |.
Funeral from Denny-Street Methodist
Episcopal church FRIDAY October 10TH
at IL A. NJ.
HARVIE.-Died. at Dykeland, Amelia
county, J. SIKOTHER HAkVIE. son OF
the late Lewis L. HaryIe. i'll the forty-hrst
year Of his age.
Funeral will take place from Richmond
and Danville railroad depot at s:i5 THIS
MORNING.
SMITH.-Died. at his residence. No. 725
north Fourth street, on Tuesday, October
-, 1891. at 3:i5 p. NJ, W. ii. SMITH. IN
the sixty-sixth year Of his age.
His funeral will take place from the
Fourth Street Baptist church THU RSDAY
at 8 p NJ. Friends and acquaintances
are invited to attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED MURDERER.
Tho Petersburg Police Capture y Negro
Wanted In Richmond.

The following special to the DISPATCH
from Petersburg was received last night:
1.-The police. to-day arrested o negro
named william Johnson. who answers the
description of the man who Is wanted IN
Richmond for the murder of another ne
gro named Bracket ut the house OF one
Mary Graves on the End Ut October.
johnson declines 10 make any state
ment, although he denies having beon IN
Richmond for the past thirty days. and
further says that he never knew any wo-
man named Mary Graves or any man
named Bracket. lie claims 10 be q resi-
dent Of this city. but cannot give either
the number or the name of the street on
which he lives.
From letters taken from him nj Jail
and written by different parties residing
in Richmond IT is clearly shown that ho
had left there under suspicious circum-
stances. as frequent warnings are given
him 20 keep himself low and by no means
to come to Richmond, as he would b.
caught and prosecuted to the fui! extent
Of the law.
The police authorities Of Richmond
were notified tonight Of Jobnson's arrest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
UTTERED FORGED PAPER.
Austin Found Guilty and Sentenced 90
the Penitentiary for Two Years.

The case Of James Il. Austin. charged
with forgery in raising check purported
10 De signed by the o. ID. Davis Company. at Sal
isbury. y, c., WAS tried in tho Hastings Court
yesterday. The defendant WAS reprcs ented ~
Mr.. Conen, ono u the youngest lawyers ~ tho
Richmond bar, who made IA vigorous defence for
his client. -
The jury found the prisoner net guilty OF tho
first count In the Indictment, which charges hin
with forging the paper, but guilty OF the second
count, which charges the uttering OF tho forged
paper, aud he was sentenced - the penItentiary
for q term OF two years.
Austin was asked II he had anything 10 say
why sentence should not Do prOiouncod upon
hiin With tears in his eyes no told tho Court
that no could only repeat what he had told tho
Jury, that he was not guilty Of the forgery, but
that another man smarter than no had gotten
him into the trouble. " l have vile ana elk
little children way down In North Carolina" he
went on, "and u be- separated from them for
two years will be- sad blow. They have no ono
TO care for them, and they Will suffer. am a
poor man. without education, aud never forged
auy check"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
kilograms Boiled Down.

Harry n. Lawson and George II. Adams have
been appointed United states gausefs a. Now
burg, n. Y.
The President has appointed George c. Sour:
lock postmaster at Fayetteville, NJ u, s'ec Devo
Il. Wemyss, removed.
OF the I, 37s, 900 ounces Of silver offered for
sale 10 the Treasury Department at wasninstoo.
yesterday, 1,04S, 900 ounces were parchaseo -
o7.l0a97.25.
A Ore yesterday morning destroyed bsiek
block Of 6ve cottages ia Chattanooga, Tenn. ne
property Of w. N. Wiihoit. Loss, e1oso0o; W.
sursnce. sl3.750.
Tho undertaking establishment, stables etc.
Of George d. Gcddes, Nos. 2lS and y20 Eeso
street, New Orleans, were burned yesterday
Loss estimated 81 100000.
Tho Navy Department at Washington = b.
isis UnaIasks TOR San Francisco &c the On, nd
the Nohican on tho 10th. and Il y supposed meg
have started.
Il d said as the State Department h WaeA-
ingson that the report from shanghai thAe ~
foreign ministers have closed neg0sie00ee w!0
the Chinese Government cannos - erue - ~
as the representatives Of this GovekuDeaS ose
concerned, sos the reason that no ineoEueo1Qno q
that character have been issued p 0a pveo1-
dent and the acting minister voosa s1raY -
sumo 70 take such an impoftAoS yep - - ~
sencs Of positive tustructionA
Lieutenant J. n. Robinson Il TIE navy, 49,
been ordered 70 the hydrosraplle oaes 49,
bor Lat next: SURGEON u. u. uoggu0of - ~
Boston; Passed-Assiseant surgeon = y Ma
stelisr 10 special duty - baltisnoees o1Ggo0
Wllliam I. btxon hss bssn dseacAed' fo9 -
Boston and granted tvo month"; leavs q -
rsau duty and ordered - ~ Doeeoa; Co11eGhr
gineeF q. y. Acxven. fEuQ ~ n0ssea ~
Srnntsd sWo mnnthD' leave q anDence
GA nsv9sgss e - atAb snasl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
BISHOP PHILLIPS BROOKS.
Conservation Of the Famous Preacher
Solemn Servioes-Those Present.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

BosroS, Mass, October l4.-With ser
vices as solemn and impressive az have
ever been witnessed In this city Dr. fniinps
made bishop OF the Episcopal Diocese o. Aas-
sachusetts Tho audience was notable one.
Tho bishops present were the Right Rev. John
Williams, OF Connecticut. presiding bishop OF the
American Church: Right Rev. I. n. Clark and
Right Rev II. Is. Whipplc bishops respectively
OF the Dioceses Of Rhode Island aud Minnesota:
bishops A. N. Littlelohn, Of Long IrIand; and
w. c. Doane. OF Albany. and Right Rev. u. Z.
about 100 clergymen OF the Diocese Of Mas
sachusetts and 565 lay delegates. Bishop Pot.
ter preached the conservation sermon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15

rane night and the following night two
optner attempts were made to destroy tho
house, but both timeA the Are was discov-
sreu ana put out before the object Of the
,ncendiary had been attained. As Miss
Darby was the latest conner and ~ tho
servants OF the household were all old do
mest'cs, suspicion fell upon her and she
was arrested. At first she denied the
crime. but to-day when closely interro-
gated by detective officer Of this city
she broke down and confessed 70
having started the fires. The motives
ior the crime "a given bv Miss Darby. is
mat she could not bear separation from
iehow-nurse IN the hospital whom sbe
dearly loved and whom she hoped to be
anic 10 reloin If the house had been de-
stroyed. Miss Darby is pretty. refined
and intelligent. aud would seem incapable
OF deed by which half dozen people
would probably have lost their lives if She
mad succeeded in her purpose. Her parents
reside N Bordentown. n. j.. and are re-.
spectacle and well-to-do people there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
Trying q Railroad Suit.

Tho Henrico Circuit Court was en-
gagged Yesterday in tho trial OF the suit OF Daniel
Webster (colored) against the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company for $1,000 damages.
Messrs George i. Hughes and X. X. Fauntle-
roy represented the plaintiff and Mr.. Henry
Taylor the defendant company.
MIR. Hill Carter, counsel for Martha King. the
colored woman convicted few days ago OF beat
ing her child to death, yesterday appeared be-
fore Judge Wexford and asked that the decision
ON the motion 10 set aside the verdict be post
poned for few days until he could hear from
the prisoners husband. This was done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. October 1.-THE stock mar
ket was again completely under the con-
troll OF the bearish traders to-day, and
with the exception of few outside buy
ing orders and some trading by London on
both sides Of the account there was
nothing but professional transactions
throughout the entire list. and while there
were few spurts of activity in few
shares, like Lackawanna, Louisville. Union
Pacific. and Atchison. the dealings were
on small scale. the general market being
narrower than for some time past. There
was still q partial interruption Of cable
communication this morning and foreign
operations were therefore limited. but
while generally these operations were buy
ing orders in the forenoon q change in
their character was made later in the day.
THE OPENING STEADY AND QUIET.
The opening OF the market was steady
and quiet. but while the CoaIers resumed
Their upward movement Of yesterday and
Lackawanna rose | per cent. end Reading
q, the rest of the list dropped from the
outset and the first drive was made at
Louisville. which was depressed IA per
cent, Northern racine preferred follow
ing. Later in the day the Coalers received
attention and lost not only their early ad-
vance-, but frac ions in addition, and later
Union Pacific was knocked down to $685.
Considerable pressure was directed against
Atchison. but little improvement was
made upon il, and Missouri Pacific resisted
all efforts to get it down. The general list
was dull and as q rule featureless. but
svmpathized with the leaders and prices
slowly but steadily melted away through
out the day. One of the important de-
clines was IN Lake Shore. which was driven
down l. per cent. in the last hour on COM
paratiyely light transactions.
HE CLOSE QUIET AND HEAVY TO WEAK.
The market reached the lowest points in
the last hour and covering again caused %
rally toward the close, but while Lake
Shore rose TO 1913. the general list finally
closed quiet and heavy TO weak ut or near
the lowest figures Of the day. The final
changes are ali declines. Sales-Listed,
229, 900 shares unlisted. 5000 shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Erenin7.- Exchange quiet and steady at
$50. alsl. Commercial bills. i79 4a4S2H.
Money easy a. 3ai: closing offered at
3. Sub-Treasurv Dalances-Coin. 3 o.
$4,000 currency. -. 900. Govern
ments dull but steady; 4 per cents. llJ1a.
State bonds dull but steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15

The question as TO the amount which each can
disate should be assessed was discussed, ana IL
was decided that those who contemplate an
nouncing themselves should meet me Chair ma.
and Treasurer at the Office OF the former next
saturday at II O'Clock NJ. 1t can thon be ascer-
Notwithstanding 10 the number present-What
amount exactly each OF the legislative aspiIah's
will be required 10 pay.
chairman Lamb desires 1t TO be known mat
tran .fers can DO obtained either from hnn o' the
ward suuerinteudeuts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15

sition November 25th by unanimous decision Of
her plucky trade. and largo appropriations wero
made this week 10 entertain world OF bright
tobacco buyers there.
Mr.. w. N. Aborn, Of Boston, agent for X. A.
Patterson Company and 90 well known as
former resident OF Richmond, greeted many
tobacco friends to-day on the breaks
Loose sale every day. Planters has nrss sale
Thursday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
The Misery in Russia.

ST. Pr1ERsnURG, October l3.-The Rev:
Mr.. Francis. Of the AngiO-American church, OF
this .ity ha- returned from tour OF the famine
stricken districts Of the governments Of Iambu-
lon. Nlni-NovEorod, ami kasan. Mr.. Francis
gives a most distressing account OF the misery
h,. witnessed ia those Places and says that no
vas much touched with the CHRISTIAN reslsna-
ton of the peasants and with the noble efforts
made by the landlords to alleviate the suffer-
ms Of the peasantry. Mr.. Francis has made
an grpeal 70 hi. Pensioners AMI TO their COM
uafriots 10 subscribe in a manner 10 show that
ileir offerings are worthy response 10 INC
Russian offerings made during the great Irish
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
A Rig nIeetinQ in Rockets.
~~so,,,vo COMMUNICATIONS Notes.

In response to a call from Chairman Enyson
the Democratic State Executive commune Inc,
in mis- city yesterday. Among those present
were Messrs. c. V. Meredith, Of this city; w. 4.
Adkins of Meckienburg; Thomas Martin, OF
Albemarlc; NJ. Glcnnan. OF N0'ioiA W. -
erin, of Danvillc, and others.
The committee was in session for some tilne'
but purely routine business connected Win the
7, "a learned In party circles that Lieutenant.
Governor j. Hoge Tyler exceedingly regrets tnat
no has 50 far been unable to take part ~ ,u W.
canvass. He has. however, been conilnea 70 ms
home by the sickpcss Of several OF ms iainhy,
ana hopes 70 be able to speak In the latter part
of the month .a..xr.v Naasrs
W i. Orange and Robert Frior, tho two cahai-
dates for the House OF Delegates endorsed py
Tau Monday night will enter the primary.
MIR. Orange Is about thirty-fve years oid ahu
,nechjpist by trade. He is now running an en-
CINE AT the Masonic Temple building.
Nv Fr,or ia a mouldcr by trade and quite wen
known here. lie is much older than Mr.. orange
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
Death of = Noted Ecclesias:ics
(By telegraph to the Dispatch.l

LOUISVILLE, KY., October 14:-kev: re;
ther Frsncis Wuyts, ecclesiastical superior o.
the LOrettoans, died ct o'clock this morning. %
Wuvfs wa a native OF Belgium, and the early
years Of bis life were spent there: 10 arrived
In America In 1853 aud came 70 KENTUCKY. 90.
ing sons 20 Loretto. From that place ne nsd
charge Of tho Holy Gross conxregae,on, Vnlcsxo'
ana Nslson courties, ttis State, always keeping
his resideuce e ne convent. He Vas man VI
profound Learning. Az the time q hip dsash ~
Was six,y.stx yeasy old.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
The Chancery Court.

In the Cnaucery Court yesterday +. L.
Winston qualified as administrator to tho estate
Of Miss Matte Neeson, and Timothy j. Driscoil
qualified "a administrator 10 the estate Of James
Drisco,l. The former estate Is valued az ABOUT
ss non tho latter Is small. Mrs. T.. NJ. Smith
auniified as guardian OF tho infant children OF
isaac +. Smith, deceased; also, "a receiver for
the separate estate OF Collat.a h Gwatkin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
.tar, Ahouf "a sheriff and Deputy.

BrnNIyGHAM, ALA. October ia spe-
ciaI fo the Age-Herais from Florence says con-
eiderable uneasiness exists there over the con-
tinucd absence OF Sheriff Porter ana Deputy-
Srsr,tf Hines They left ten days ago for dick
nan XIV 10 hunt for murderer named Coiey.
me next DAG after they left a detective broush,
C0ley into Florence, and telegram was ieceNei
hoard from them, and il II feared that they have
met with foul play. Constable Charley FHce
ma. cone TO Hickman 70 search FOR them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
A Revoltinu Murder Trial.

COLUMBIA. 5. c., October ia special
10 tue Rsgis'cr from Marion says: one OF the
mos; notable murder cases in tho history Cf
Marion county hes been going on Tor the past
80 d.y. William summersett. negro, l.
charged with the murder Of +. VI. Fore, promi-
uent citizen, IN January, 1900. ana having
since lived with fOres wife. ono hundred ana
twenty witnesses were summoned. fOre WHO
ma been living in Columbia with SuIninefsett
ana he was caught there. She Is descended
from one Of the most prominent families OF the
county, which makes the facts broueht vIt NOR
revolting. Summersett Will probably DO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
Possmistress Hoffman Removed.
lby telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

WASHINGTON, October i4.-Fourth A.
s,stant Postrnaster-General Rathbone to-day 10.
moved from her position Mrs. Fannie Hoffman,
day Ate N pied 70 shoot J. T. Hill and Deputy.
Marshal Scheduled, who, she said, had been try.
INK TO traduce her. Mrs. May Ormsnd hiss been
appointed In her stead. The department. has
had more or less trouble with Mrs. Holman
while ,he has been postmistress, and once before
she was removed, bu: the order WAS Afterwards
resrindad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
Cadet, on Trial for Having,

ANSApoIIs, Mp. October 13.-Naval-
Cadet Kavanach. who is charged with
hazing Cadet Butler. testified before the
naval court-mer,ial TO-DAY and will submit
a statement denying the charge, which
will close the case. The court will then
take up the case against Cadet. l.. /. Jones.
involving similar charges. Nayal-Cadets
c. c. Ziilnan and William G. HObhtzoll, OF
Missouri. and Louis Gasbury, OF Louisiana.
have resigned owing to physical disquali-
tCatlOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
.pronositionto Liquidate.

MOBILE. Ala, October l3,.Cnsties ID.
Inc arm Of thomas =. Miller 4 Co, o, tnis Guy,
which failed three years ago. nave nlaNo al, On
rIret,ors' The assignee has finished his laborS
and the Millers guarantee per cent per an
unIn for ten years on all balances, Within WHICH
time they viii pay the principal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15

No matter II you were in observation-disclosures
something new TO see tO-day-is every day. The
sun never sets but some fresh creation-right of
the "top shelf Of novelty-has arrived from our
workshop. We're too busy for stock to stand
still-it's always on the "moye."
Tho pulse Of trade was quickenei by the sud-
don change in the weather. Our line OF LIGHT
WEIGHT OvERCOATs and FALL SUITS is a
"short cut" to satisfaction. Such a variety can't
help having Just what you want In style, size,
quality, and cost. What you don't know about
clothes you can meke up for with confidence in
Us. Wen see you properly fixed. Nobody else
drives worth and price "tandem" as we do-with
value always In the lead.
FALL SUITS and LIGHTWEIGHT OVER
COATs-s1O to s35.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
Nh p.s,s of settlement Reached.

As vet the Reinsurance companies IN
which MessrA Miller a Hhoads the broaa.s y nn
damages from Ore last Thursday morning were
insured, have failed 70 reach basis OF scs'lo'
nth tha arm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
,,,v,v.nia,s senate In Session.

HAHBIspuRG. PA, October 13.-rursuant
90 ne r'-orlamaiion Of the Governor the senate
convcuci in extra session AZ noon to-day to con-
s.der whether sufficient cause exists Tor me re-
mnya from Office Of Auditor-Generai lnoiIlas
NC amant and statc-Ireasurer Hehry ~ nv az,
Who are alleged % have been in collusloh win
civ Treasurer John t,ardsloy in his maie,ea-
sauce IN ONCE. Lieutenant-Go'ernor Ma,'es
or.upied tho chair. OF tho nifty senators iou'
tailed 10 answer the rOll-call
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
&sASyk.ot IN All.

The high position attained and the e. 1 ths
p ~ he most excellent laxative known, y.
iustrsto tho value Of the qualities on wni .,n
lis success Is based and are spun9sau sny
gratifying TO tho California fis-os''p
Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
Newspaper once ON Fire.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. October ls.-Fire to.
night damaged the Amsrtcan building about
40. 600. Insured. The last men out were bad:
iy injured, and the in;uries Of NJ. U. Brooks ana
4. W. PHELPS we're very serious. j. X. Muirs
head Was also badly burned The paper viii
amman Tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
,. Town Goes Democratic.

IspIASAPorIs, IND, October !S.- \ ie Guy
dire Democratic ticket by ma!orities o, ; oov ~
y 400 sullivan. for mayor (tDe present ihcunl'
",VoV 80 01o ahead OF his ticket. The cam
neign was tho most exciting and bitter IL 'ho
HISTORY Of municipal politics.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL cRAET BUSINESS
CENTRES Or THE WORLD
rT'ecs for Money. bonds. Stocks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &c., and in Con-
nection Herewith tho Wss-
Their Indicatious
[By telegraph toths pi.natcn.l

lby telegraph tothe Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. d. c.. October IA
IkhlR Forecast for Virginia: Generally
fair weather; stationary tempera-
turo; southwesterly winds.
For North Carolina: Fair weather in the
west, light rain in the centre. rain on the
coast; stationary temperature; variable
winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15

Nrw YonK. October 1s.-Judge Henry na
Wilder Allen, Of tho Court o. ConnUn ,o',r,,
W. a., Saturday died ut the ChamberS-oNoos
bosn,tal shortly before o'clock to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
Nec6tjat,ons Broken on.

SHANGHAI, October la.-The foreign MIN IN,
IN Ave nros en- OF negotiations with the oov-
arnment and have announced 70 China tha' ~"
a. .Sr own Governments must act.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-15
x,.,,. New York Nominees.

Judce Roger A. Pryor has been nomina-
81 NV fammany for Judge OF the Cour' oil Coni-
uiy xdr C"neress the County Democracy have
~ JEFFERSON NJ. Leyey 70 run against
Eolit,a" in the Tenth district. Ar. Levy Is INC
owner Of Monticello, the former home OF 'cnc'-