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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-26
A WORLD OF WICKeCNESs.
The Justice Disposcs of Many sInuers
Hastings Court Cases.

a sable element pre1onnaied NJ tho Police
Court a. usual yesterday morning, and tho pro-
ccoIings were more than ordinarily interesting.
William ChesthRm GiiGs william Carter (cll-
oroiI was sent on 10 the grand jury o! tho lluat-
iUgs Court for feOnOusly entering in the night
time tho dwcihpC-house Of T. l.. Swain and
stealing q bat belonging 10 Swain.
Toby Matthews ana j. ". BraxtOn Doth color
ei) were nls, turned over 20 Judge Wits court
on the charge o. felomOusly assauitirg william
II. Brooks With bricks win intent 20 XII. Brooks
was quito badly dislguret about tho head, but
bis injuries were not serious.
The case n william Clark for felonlously as
saIltiuC George stephens .c1lOred) with n bottle
was also certified 10 the grand Jury Of the hus-
tlug- Court.
A lot Of CODhlCsfCuo-CutioTs who were passing
through the city were before the Justice, A.
cu-ed Of being disorderly ana THROWN; rocks On
tho street lhcy we've discharged ana instruct
Ell go continue their tourney.
Daniel Murphy was assessed e25 FOR keeping
Lis barr .ouI open on sunday.
Lewis l0ucy and John Morris (colOred) paid
- onch FIR trc-passing on The premises OF
George Williams and threatening TO shoot him.
Sgmue! Liptcomb was lnod SO for ssssulting
paulcl White in .he street while In tho discharge
OF his duty a. q railway nagman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-26

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, October 2j.--flour weak and
lowor TO sell. Wheat closed &c. below y0ster.
day; cash, B54ac.; October, 663,c. Decetn-
bor. 6g3tc; Nay 7O34c. Corn closed Sc. above
yesterday; cash, 37jSc.; October and Decem-
slow. co.ing irsctI6n above yosterdaT; ash
and October, 2SIp9: November 2S3lc. BsgginC
quiet at s5.7jasj.Sj. COtton.ties, SLlO. por,
frm loobing, Sl3. Lard lowerss, 5S.40asS.50,
Dry-salted meats and bacon steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-26
MALONE INSTRUCTS.
REPUBLICANS ARE TO WORK FOR
THE THiRC-pARTY CANDIDATES.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Di.pa,ch.l


PETERSBURG. Va, October 25.-In addressing
hs leaders. assembled In conference at his resi-
dcnce several nights ago, General Malone ID re-
ported as advising thein 10 return TO their homes
and 10 work for tho election OF Harrison aud
Reid and for the Third-party candidates for Con-
gross. He in no wise recognizes Mr.. g Y. Gil
liam IS q Republican candidate, and his party
lie instructed to work for the Peoples-psrty can
didate. 81. j. Thomas GoOdo. In the mean
time Mr. Gillian IL crnvHssing and speaking.
but no positive statement can be obtained that
he WILL 10 continue until tho Sih Of November.
Republicans 81 tho Nah ,ne faction express con-
fdence TINT no will nnaly withdraw, but no
gives no evidence OF sgch 2 stop as yet.
PREFARING BIs BOND.
Mr.. G. c. ClarEe, recently appointed United
States marsl al for the Eastern District Of Viz
Rnin, - preparing his bond pre- 1aratOry %
qualifying and entering upon hls duties. II Is
stated that whlle he will reside In Petersburg
his principal ofice will be in Richmond, and that
his three principal deputies will 10 located In
Richmond, Norfolk, aud Alexandra, where the
courts are held.
ALWAYS A DEMOCRAT.
Judge ID. A. Hinton. Of the Supreme Court.
will vote the Democratic ticEot on tho 9Th Of No
vomb-r. he was a kendjustor, but was always
a Democrat.
Ono Of the Guos Of thc engne-boilor in Ro-
maine PrOthers' trunk factory, IN BlanJf0Td. cI-
ploled this morning. nlling the room with steam.
The alarm Of hre wac sourdod, but No fire Oc-
CURED.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-26
THE SYNOD OF VIRGINIA.
Annual Session at petersburg-A Telegram
OF sympathy for the President.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.i
PTrERspURG, VA, October 2j.-The 105th an.
nual session Of the Presbyterian Synod OF Viz
ginia was opened tonight in tho Tabt-Street
church with a sermon by the Rev. Dr. Moses ID.
Hoge. The subject OF tho sermon was - inc SAD
Reirain that Runs Through AL the Literature oi
Modern Skepticlsln." Text: Isaiah Xix, %
"There is sorrow upon the sea; II cannot be
quiet" -,,-.
and ability. Tho speaker cited striking pas
sages from the writings OF tho Leading inhdels
of the last and the present century, and stated
facts in their lives, showing the hoHo6ness OIL
their systems and the unrest OF their hearts.
With strong arguments, Striking facts, deep
pathos, and thrilling elOquence Dr. Hoge held
his vast audience enraptured 10 the end OF has
sermon.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
After prayer by the moderator, Dr. Rosebro
and the reading the roll by the clerk, DIR. Smith,
the synod elected officers for the session as fol-
lows: Rev. +. w. Hooper, ID. d., moderator, and
Rev. G. s. Lingemfeltsr and Hon. james l.
Tredway temporary clerks.
SYMPATHY FOR TIE PRESIDENT
On motion OF Captain II. Il. Norman and by a
unanimous vote this telegram was sent % Presl-
dent Harrison:
1.-The Synod Of Virginia, in session at Peters
burg tenders 20 Benjamin Harrison, a ruins
elder Of the Presbyterian Church and President
Of the United States, their profound sympathy
in his present afrIction. May God comfort hln
in his sore bereavement
The synod was then led In prayer by Dr. Pit.
ger, of Washington in benat OF the President
and his beresved family. Tho synod then al
iourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-26

Reported for the Dispatch.l
OCTOBER 25.-Private rales: Darks, IL:
wrappers, a; smokers, 1 cutters, total, IL
hogshsads. -
Reysnpe collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
al 500. 40; tobacco, s2 292. 54-tOtal. e3,s55.e4
The loose sales were well attended to-day by
home buyers, and a great many outside parties
were present from various North Carolina and
Virginia markets, most all OF whom we're sur
prised at the color Of our brosks, and rood prices
ruling for all grades, which appeared higher
and sitter to-day than any sale for week or
more c.,
Dayenpor.s had a fne sale, aud Captain
Hutcheson gave a little lunch before 1t began.
Shelburne led OF with some fine prices and
good sprinkiing OF wrappers, some OF which
we're taken In to the astonishment OF bidders
and others. Low grades were stronger.
A good sale Is expected tomorrow at the dit-
ferent warehouses. and special attention Is call.
ed 70 the sales at the Planters Warehouse OF
some extra-tne tobaccos.
On sales and Change were noticed Messrs. T..
Z. Wilson. }. &. Braswell, and n. ID. Thorp, OF
Rocky Mount, " c.; John Webb, OF Oxford, aud
Mr.. Wihiams, OF Danviile, Va. and many others.
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THE CLOSE STEADY


Tho market closed steady In tone. Sales.
listed, 100000: unlisted, 10000 shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Evsnng.-ExcEangs easy st 4S4a4SGlS Com
merclGl bills. 4S2tGa4S5if. Money rrmor Gt
InG. Closiug offered 81 q. Sub-Ire1sury bal
ances-Colu. s94. 10000: currency 51l15.0OO.
Gcyosnmenis duh; per cents, ll4a4. state
bonds Quie..
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ThE DROUGHT ENDED.
Welcome Rains in North Caroiinh-fra"h
Bsrripgcr's Injuries, &C.

ft,orreapondonce OF the Richmond Disostrh'i
RALEIGH, ". G., october 25.-The lons-hopou-
for rain cot in to-day 20 the delight OF townspeo-
pie and farmers Alike II u said to be genera
Tho weather II cold and rainy. -,o..os
There IA n glnt q cotton ut the cornptesss.s'
and the railways have really more thah tio1 81 -
handle. HunGreds Of Carloads are mere NJ" So
Hamlet waiting on the compresses- "a Oh,
board AIRLINE Ia doing very neavy neis ,,,
buslnese. Cotton is being marketed very
rapidly.
woELD's-TAIR MATTERS
Mr.. W. p Ashley. the contractor Who WIZ 49,, sscS'
North Csfoiina's building NJ Shlchso, ~ tbe
The ladies have pla-ed $4,000 in BANK % ~
credit % Mr.. Brunar, tnis being tne Rencts' -,
lection male for tho building which - 70 20 80
$4,000. Many city and town conrlpu"o"' % y
yet 10 come In. t.
sion, Ia now az Washington, ID. G., where my NJ, -
having q dcsk made out % the wood OF VaI I,
trees found ~ tho place Whete GU fsiand
kalcighe colony landed on hoahohv, 49, ii
This desk Will BE- IN the Virginia Dare- vi
Building ~ the Worlts Fair. That VIII 10 'ne
name Of the North Carolina DnudinS' ,
OF all tho most absurd statements ever NM l'''
il one now current that 200 InileI W. va, wen
lar troops arc encamped In Wilson ara Nhla !
counties. THIS has actually been pupiisneu ""'
found beievorf.
BOuER EXPLOSION.
News hqs been received of the explosion OF an
engine boiler NJ Frank Barungers c0iton-k.h,
in Stanley county. Barrinzer vel HtNnd ,lll,
10 front of the engine 1T tho time having !us'
opened the door. The explosion nroke orc IT, -.
tore tho flesh from the other. broke nls NV,
bone and collar-bouc, scalded the upper hall o'
his body. auu threw him on PIE OF nos 'V'' a
No one went 10 old him until bis WE Sh'he
she dragged him out Of the Ere. lie VIII Nv
Marshal Bradley. Of the supreme court w
formed me to-day that Chiel-Justi;6 a. :. ~ OF.
mon, Of tho Supreme Court, has had fe,et5e
and that there u again much concern Us le I .l
condition. Week Before last Gnd last NeeN nt
sat ~. but is now forced to take his bed AGAIN
His disease Is diaDetes. ,,-.,- Goa,
Major Wilson, president OF tho Raiway Soi l-r
mission and State-C homiet H. B. Battle ha.t
gone 10 Morganton 10 be present at tho nlill
riage Of Major Wilson's daughter Miss louise
10 Dr. Robert J.. Chiffon, OF Charlotte to-ino-
row. Many fashionable people VIII DO presen
al the ceremony.
UsWAERANTBD ATTACK.
Tho Proqrcssfrs FdrmST the Third-party organ
i'm to-daya Issue attacks the State Guaru, MOI "
Cardinals greatest clnsergator Of law ana o rIeI
Il SAYS: tho guard has some good moterlai u
it, bat Is largely composed oil cigare,,,
smokers. The annual encampment is AZ ln'
service II renders. II It Is a good thing VIC Wr'
for II, but have net scen any good II has Gohe'
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Ngw Y0Rg. October e5---Arrived; saale, Bre-
men. Arrived oas: aniestic, New YORK lof Liy-
espool.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-26
The Race Course.

by telegraph 10 the Disph'ch'l
WASHINGTON, October 25.-kesuits at Beuning
FIRST race-selhng, six furlongs-Lyceum won;
Frnerieuce second, Mccormick third. Time,
1:l54. G., e C,a..
Rtown second, Naph:ha third. Time, l:O24.
1btrd race-ouo mickey West won low
lander second, Major DAILY tnird; Iline' 10.
Fourth race-one and one sixteenth miles
Iarchmont won; hargh6rita seconu' TTAtueI
third Time, l:50I6. o
FIFTH eeplechase. full course-Cancan
won. Return socond, Gray Gown third. Time,
4:l6. ...a...,,.
c,orrrsryR. y. j., October 25.-To-dsys re-
T,r.t race-soven and one-haf furlongs-Vul-
pima won; Dr. wilcox second Madden thlrd'
i soccr5 rsce-four and one-half
Alice won; Sentinel second, Barlow third. llme'
TSS,rd race-seven and one-hsf furiongs-
king Idle won; Pocsteho secoN'' '''"
Fourth race-one and one-quarter miles1Pes
ham won; Telephone second' BURNSIDE 'n''u
Win racetfour and one-half furlongs-sllence
won Aorl Fool second, Honest Tom third
S1y}h race-six and one-quarter furlongs-Boo
Arthur won; Fox Hi1 second, bsrthena 'nnu'
Time, l;22.
CUrTESBUR0, n. j., October 25.-FolloWins are
to-dAy's results: a., - ~,
First racs-nye furlongs -Vocalize won; DOC
second ElsinOr third. 1lma, l:O4H' -
second race-slx furOngs Bele won !
Mamie r. b. second, Duke John third. 1ihe'
1:l594. ,.o,, posa
Third rAce-one mile-Seven won; JACK hoso
second, NJ. r. Pomeroy third. Time, Lao.
Fourth raco-fye furlongs-Mackhtosn~ Vn .
Ann Elizabeth second, WooochOpPe' w"
Time 1:O2H. -. c.,oaon,s
win rsce-slx furlongs--0ne won CALEDONIA
second. Nohammed third. Time, l;i1I,
sixth rgce-seyen furlongs-balanco o nou :
Bees AcDun secsnd, Violet .. third' il'he
l:2944. ,..,roS
LEXINGTON, KY, October 25.-Tho nrst mie s
races we're resied OF IN short order, bit I'd INC
fourth the trainer, Harry DIphli, VIZ na 10,
taken starter fergusons place, iosi hls hesa anu
ali control OF his Jockeys who were hep. ne',,n,
| over an hour. The Jockeys grew ius 49, ,vant
I denantly disobedient, and upahy to.J W. W.,
/ away sprsad-eagied and with ono lelI ~ .ne 10
! posL The fayOrites, however, proven sN''
| enough u come through ana .in. -. Ann.
| Fret rscs-six furiongs-fl lnde TUn H"@'A
| second, Bob Tombe miro. Iime, i:t.y Ca
/ second race--one milo ana twenty ysIo55,I.Se'
! nori,a wOn. Alaric second, Anna third. ilme'
! l:s4M ,. ,o.us,,n
! Third raee--one mile and furlong-coq1o..tle
wOn; Bob 7. second, Interior third Llhe, ~; ~.
| Fourth race--ry0 and ono-hsi lu 49,
| Milo won; Salvation second, Fennio o. "N"
! l1me. 1:O0H go. u.o,,.
Fifth racs-nve furiongs-Miss Herndon MOI MOI
Donlzetti second, Destroy third. Ilme, a,v1 ~
| histh receive farl0ngs-Posspoheo un'" '"
/ morrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-26
Tho Uusting, Court Yesterday.

Tho following were the cases disposed Of in
the Hustings Court yesterday: Edward Harris,
housebrsaking, six months In Jail and nned /
cent. Charles Bowser. assault and battery,
thiEy davs ID jail Frank NenabIe petit larceny
fifteen days in jail; Margaret Morris, petit
larceny fifteen dAys III jail; ". II. Johnson
oetit larceny. fifteen days IN jail; James Robin
son. sssauliing Police-Ofic John a. Prddy
eight months IN Jail, fined cent and security
in The sam of $500 for twelve months required
The cases Of j. ID. MOBILES, James Saunders
and William Il. Muse, charged with unlawful
gaming, were u0Hc prOssQuled on motion Of the
COmmCnweslth's Attorney.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-26
Richmond Terminal Sensation.

Wy F'IVEI"T'1 " VIZ F4FTpfs'ltHT
NEW YORK, October 25.--The Herald to-mor-
row viii have tho following: "1hs Richmond
Terminal Investigating Committee. It Is said,
has made somo interesting discoveries about
certain transfers Of property that may lead to
criminal proceedings against woll-known parties
hitherto identified with the management. A di-
rect0rs meeting was called for yesterday TO hear
the report. but nothing was given out. IL was
said the report would be deferred for the PREF
sent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-26
purchase of premium Cattle.

Mr.. Milton Cayce, president OF the Blooming
dale stock-Farm, has purchased from NJ. b.
RoWo & Co. Of Fredericksburg, the premium
huU in the 3-year-Old Jersey class Mt the E5posi-
ton This animal, Prince Faithful, won for this
nrm last yesr the second prize, his sire, Bru-
ncttes Prince, winning the nrst IN the Sugar
class being just past that age. and this year the
young bun took 1rst prize over bis siro, showing
Lis superior merit. His sire was never beaten
before I'm the show ring. Prince Faithful will
stand nj the head OF the BlO)mingdale herd,
winch II composed OF sixty head OF fine pedtgreed
Jersey COWS. Tie Blooming ale farm il adjoin-
ins Major Glnter beautiful country place, Vest
brook.
Countess Fidelity, a full-sister OF Prince Faith
ful. was purchased 10y Nh. j. Kerr Branch, aud
viii be sent 10 his farm, IN Duchess county, y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-26
Citv Cfrcuft Court.

In the Circuit Court yesterday the following
cases were decided;
Manchester Railway and improvement: Com
pany against tho Mayo Bridge and Land CONF
pauy. Judgment rendered IN favor Of plaintiff
for SNO2.S2.
Iucius Hart s. Co against Perry a. Roger &
Brother, Judgment for &spH1O.
ruiz was instituted by Murphy Il Ames against
r. II. Roberts for $50.
Nj n. st. Coalter qualified 10 practice law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-26

CORRESPONDENCE Of the Richmond Dispstch'l
SCOTLAND NEcE, y. G., October 2o.-Captailh
A. Garabnldi died RI his home near CroNen ,,
sunday night AZ 1880 O'clock lie was IN ms
18Th year. great friend 70 the poor man nan "
considerabIe rncque, his death will be q loss IN
the people OF his community and the county
generally. His remains wore buried here to-day
al o'clock. 49,,
Tho declaration Of !. 6. Gregory Republican
court clerk Of this county, to vote the Demo
cratic ticket has thrown the kopubncans lnto
grcqt confusion in this county. The victory here
is now practically won for Democracy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-26
prOucrtv Transfers,

EicnmOLd: Holcombo :. ACkerly and wife 20
MI. Jones, - feet on Franklin strest south
west corner Twentieth, $4,000: Joseph Frost
mans heirs TO Anderson j. Cosby, - feet on
norm side Main street between Iwenty-third
aud IWc2ty-f0ur h, $1,000: Henry C.. jones and
j. IL. DetUyshIro and tner wives TO Salie d.,
wife OF .. II. stout, 100 foet on Hanover street
northeast corner Meadow, $500; William 7.
LaHt1n, clerk, 70 j. ". Beye-dGo 80 feet on
buchanan street ~ name 81 Margaret ONei,
for taxes, 70; same % same, 30 feet on Blu
chRusn street IN name OF Dennis ONeil, for
taxes. $40; G. Il. Sands, special commissioner,
% Henry H. Pollard, 30 feet on west side Thirty
FIRST street near q, $500; William A. WYATT and
wife to Henry G.. sheppard, "A feet on east side
Fourth street between jackson and DuyHL
SL44O.
Hcnrico: James l. Talialerro ana vito 10 X.
A. Balm, 20 g2-lOO acres three miles east Of
IN ~
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good Tugs, s5.75asg.50; common loaf, sGas7 |;
medium Leaf, s7.50asS.50: good leaf. sga
$1,000; fine leaf, silasI3; selections. siissl5.
Sales this wees, 200 hogsheais. Market fira
and unchanged. Tho Grst h0gshoad OF new
crop Of low medium leaf mixed IN colors, with
little body, was sold this week at &c. Loose nsg
crops are selling IN the country as 5a6:., aud
tor Loaf and lngs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-26
snilcr and Tly AZ the Theatre To-Nieht

Tine " Spider and Fly" with its brilliant cos
times gorgeous scenery. fantastic accessories,
pretty women. terpsIchorean novelties, and new
fuccialties will be at tho Theatre tonight
and tomorrow night Mr.. III. Is. Leavltt has
sicavs nleased tho Richmond theat -goers.
Eyerytniug is new, and "A feature is Juaguarina,
the celebrated sWordswOman, who has defeated
many masters at arms. The pretty Putnam sis
ters mado hosts OF friends whom here before ny
th.ir graceful dancing and sweet voices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-26
GAINESVILLE VAl TOBACCO VAR
kET.

GAINESVILLE. VA, October 22.-sales this
week have been only fair In quantity, quality
showing up badly, breaks composed mostly OF
common smokers aud oilers
Prices ann on all grades and anything OF color
bring outside rguros. We think the quality Of
the new crop viii be inferior 20 what was nrst
anticipated both by dealers and planters.
Amount OF tobacco SOLD on this market from
October 1, 1891, TO OctsDor i, 1892, 2,o7e,529
pounds-
With another warehouse added 20 the market,
we expect 10 increase our ssles considerably
tn.anolhef year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-26
MARRIAGES.

CLARK-LECKY.- Married, October 8,
1899. at p. NJ, at the Second Presbyterian
church, by Rev. Or. Hoge, Mr.. MABRN l..
FREEMAN HOBSON. Married at the
residence Of w. T.. Dibrell, Esq, October
%. 1892. by the Rev. DR.. II. n. Sledd
ANNIE LYLE, daughter Of the late frede.
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WILMINGTON
new YORK COTTON FUTURE.

WILMINGTON, n. c., October 95.--Turpentino
steady at 2S16c Ros,n irm; strained, 9jc. good
strained, 81. Tar steady at si.2j. Crude sur
pentine steady; hard. 81; yellow-dip and VIZ
gln, si.70.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-26

TFy foIeFrHTn " NO UI5VNIVu'I
| RIIEiGu. N C.. October 2j.-C. +. 10 key, te-
publican nominee for Congress In the sixth Dis
! tric;, has Withdrawn la favor Of DR.. Maynard
| Wcayeritc. a..
John Sanders, Republican nominee IN the
Fourth District. has also Withdrawn from tre
contest. lie Il dissatisfied with the course - BIS
party towards him. and says no wi. sippoe'
| I}. H. Bum. tho Democratic nominee. Slldrt- d
withdrawal leaves Williamson, a coi"rsI hcpuv
| llcan, ana Stroud, Weayeritc, as 0ppohohts "
| Bum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-26
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Nsw YORK, October 25.-The day opened on
the Stock Exchange with a very ouoyant feeling
owing partly to heavy purchasing movement
In New England, which carried that stock up TO
40 from sS at the close yesterday. Suisse
quently the price ran Off 10 f65S. but became
nrmcr in tho closing dealings, ralying 70 47A
Final salea were NJ A7aA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-26
MARKETS BY TeLeGRAPH.
NFW YQRk


NEW YORK, October 25.-Cottor quiet mid
ding uplan1s, b-l6c. Orleans, Sixc.; sales,
200 bales total net receipts, all ports, 57,2SO
bales; exports-to Great Britain. 7,4S7 bales;
TO Franco, l,300 bales; TO tho Continent 1900
bales: stock, si6,0lp. Wheat dun and weaver
NO. rcd. 1916, store aud elevator; nc. an0at.
Options fairly active and heavy. closing steady
nj 4sa,sc. under yesterday; or,ober, 1910. No
yember, re; December, 7sItc Cora frrner,
ouI dun: No. 2, 50a5lc. in elevator; 5OS4a5ILic
anoat. Options closed nrn NJ I4alSc. over yes
terdsy; October, 0lc December 52aSc. May.
o21ec Oats nrmer and less active options qGis,
and stronger; October. 3olSc.; November,
31t4c.; December. 37k.c. ; spot No .. 34lsh
35lSc. mircd western. 33t<a3Gc. Coffee-0p-
tons closed unchanged 10 &c points doEa; o to
Der, sl5.55nSl5.50: November, 81 D 3oas l5.40;
December, si5.05aslb.2O: spot Rio lrm ana
quiet. No. Z. lBAc Suzar-konnsd steady
and fairly active. Molasses Orleans dull
but steady. Rice active and lrn. Petroleum
duh but steady: refined. New YORK, 80. Cotton.
seed oil duh and Easy; Grade, 21l&, Rusn urn
aud quiet: strained. common 10 good, Sl30s
sl.37b<. TurpenHae quiet and firm AZ 3IIsa32c
Meat MARKET quiet aud steady. Lard opened
firm aud closed weak and quiet: western steam
$500; city. $40 November, ss.35 bid; Janu
IS bid. Freights tirm and IN fair demln1; cot
ton, 0-6id.; grain, Bad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-26
Harrison Dangerous MAN.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch


LoVINGsToN, VA, October 2j.--Monday was
court-iay at LovingstOn, and. as usual on such
an occasion. the town was filed with large
crowd Of farmers. An uncommon interest was
added 70 the day, however, by its being the last
court-day before November the 9Th. Colonel
John GOOde was Ihe only speaker OF any note
present, the withdrawal OF Franklin having
acted IA q quietus on the Republican orators
who expected 70 speak. Colonel Goode,
therefore, bad the crowd ai 70 himself.
lie spoke in the courthouse 20 very
nne audience, which Gsyo him the closest
attention. The larger portion OF his ora
ton was devoted TO the force bill ani tarh
reform. lie spoke in very moderate terms Of
President Harrison, saying that he was an emil
nently Christian and conscientious person. AT
the same ume," he continued, always beware
OF tho man who docs the work Of the devil In the
namo OF the Lord The greatest evils ever por-
pstrntcd have been done 10y men who cOnsci-
entously thought they were serving the Lord by
the acts that caused the evil President Harr-
son considers that he ia working in the service Of
God when he saddles the South with the iniqui-
tous force biu. and this fanaticism makes him 10
US the most dangerous man that could be
elected"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-26
Tie Presbyterian Trouble.

NEW YORK, October 25.-Rev. DR.. John Hall
anG Rev. DR.. Robert Russell Booth have resigned
from the Board Of Directors OF the Union IheO-
logical seminary as a result OF the complications
following the seminhry's dispute With the Pres
byterian Church. II Is said that the directors
will withdraw.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-26
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, October 25.-oFgERIsGs-Whea
AGO bushels. Corn. 202 bushels. Oats, 5000
bushels Rye, % bushels,
SILgs-Wheat, s02 bushels. Corn, 122 bush
els. Oats, 80 bushels. Rye, "a bushels.
QUOTATIONS..
Wagkr.-LongDerry. 75a79c. Mixed. 73s70c.
shortDerry. 70a7sc. No. 2 red, 70a77c
UoRE.--White, Virginia, new, 4sa5Oc.; old
nominal. .
OAra-Winter Tor seed, 3Sa42c.; Ne, 2,
mixed, J6I6a37c. No. 3, mixed, 35a36c.
RYz.-60a66c.