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The Chicago Times publishes IN alleged
confession of 4 member of the international
Society that The burning Of Chicago was the
wliiul work OF that organization. me
Times does not guarantee sa!llhority, buC
observes that cOnirlnatoly circumstances
arc not wanting.
The following gentlemen will represent
the r, d. II. Il. 4. s. in tho approaching
Fair at Richmond, Va: Messrs. j. j.. Loill-
Golfer, \. r. Zollicoilcr, Dr.. q. Ii. Macon,
Aaron Prescott, aud Jordan Stone.
The trot between Goldsmith Maid and
Incy at Pittsbury, THURSDAY, was won by
the !ormc. in three straight heats. Time,
2:2GH, 2:2lH, 2244. psi.
A Cincinnati groccry-man, who Keeps a
vicious dog, has had "A verdict Tor So,0OO
damages given against him i'll favor OF IT.
lie uirI whom The beast had torn.
rhc question "Who was Richard Ill.
before he was himself again r" has been
going the rounds Of our contemporaries Tor
some time. The answer Is plain. lie was
somebody beside himselt.-Ne,o IorG
World.
To permit lady to satiate herself is not
the same thing as to permit her to say she
ate herself Louisville Ledger.
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hailrOaA Matters.

ATLANTA, GA, October 27.-Burns, the
SUPERINTENDENT of the Brunswick and Al
pany railroad, has LETT without notice.
kimball is said to have sold out the in
terest Of Lyons 81 McLinden. Blue & Co.,
Hines & Hobbs, and others, for $3.50, 900.
Governor Bullock has had signed, sealed,
and delivered to himself bonds amounting
81. 100000, the full amount that the Bruins
wick and Albany railroad is entitled to
when completed, while the road is far from
completion. 1t is stated that Governor
Bullock did not use the services OF the
superintendent of public works to examine
the report upon the ondition of the road
preliminary to the endorsement of the
bonds, but appointed an engineer in the
employ of the road: The amount OF bonds
issued for this road is twice the entire in
dcbtcdncss Of the State at the close Of the
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Tricunini Episcopal Conventions
CLOSING CEREMONIES.


Il $50 /. ". the bishops uttered from
m. r,.Eirg.rculn. in rear OF the chancC!. nj.
i,.rd ,r their episcopal robes. The whole
i.,,s>,. ,ui lNc numerous spectators in The
.di,l H. ru>, until the bishops had taken
'h.rr I">tiuE.
TIE rIicr "t CVcnin" prayer WIS then
r-,d i> it,v. NJ. kaurlnIph. rector Of EN-
mmN!, rhHr, h. AID Rev. nr. Potter, sccrc-
I.tr Il q, House ii Clerical and Lay brpu-
fl.-. aud Ecy. nr. Leeds. rector OF Grace
nIlrlI The occasion was most solemn
,ut uuprc >Siyc. the whole vast assembly
.,~lnuAing With the utmost iCrNor and
frtrtCncC.
Ihr venerable presiding bishop. the
ErNt Rev. l.. l.. Smith. "i Kentucky. then
.dynrcL "nd read the pastoral letter.
Ihr pastoral was very lengthy. occupy
49,, az l.,ur in the reading. After words
ul ..,Gly cheer aud counsel 10 the flock.
.rB congratulations on The prosperity "i
'hr tGWth. II proceeds To a'iudc to TEE
rnutl"fii.e Church. not condo umlu~ any
..r,,urui ht!, that which typiiies ducti ines
u"t rcrr-u;Zn,i hy The thurrh-Nin.. The
t"ufN presence. saint worship Is also dl5-
r.Uu'ruaurcd. and all hat tends to magnify
,a, creature. 1t the expense OF the Creator,
.u} -hoi>uncc to the Virgin Mary. any pros
lNluH iu mere elements. ~ Jil tending 10
.
the her hand. any jrrcvcrcu.." in the adj
mtui>trulinn or reception IF the sacrament
.-,glaiiy ruru,nncd, and tie Tendency 10
irley,ry,l.c ot any SOFT during the worship
~ Gud.
Ih' Clil ut iutcmitrrtntc is strongly
Touched ui"n. aud both pastors aud poo,
t.'r arr earnestly urged TO circumference
u hN voice and act.
he 18Th hymn was then sung, and the
concluding prayer "l the service read 10y
l#~h"p smith.
The Ut. hops thcu retired. aud The House
al Deputies resumed the order OF business.
TN motion Of Mr.. Welsh, 4 concurrent
Gr.uiutjuu was PASSED referring 10 the JOINT
tommtlc" on the Hlmnal 10 provide and
report At the next convention series OF
t'mn> suitable Tor Sunday schools and to
70" "srd by lay workers.
hl.roEtTI0N TO THE MINISTRY A CHANCE
FOR Mr.. CHENEY.
My~~agr No. 81 The House Of Bishops
ml,fIn> The House Of Clerical and Lay
Deputies that ii has adopted The following
i,SrIIljiui:
H.soir.H che House Of Clerical and Lay
hrrUii,> concurr;nG), That canon il OF
'rlr II. "c amended hy the addition oil the
iojnHinv section:
section y. 4 bishop Of This Church may
remit ana terminate any sentence OF u"po.
''ii"u OF degradation iuHicIally pronounced
h} hu Upon Il pcr>hytcr or ceacun Wlihin
u, jurisdiction il, upon reasons which,
"Gh uuGnjmou> AIyr'c and consent Of the
Sanding committee OF bis diocese, he shalt
dn.In sufficient, he shIl receive from any
Htr hI>hni.> OF this Church To whose .ludS-
IO'l' h" Shall submit his proposed action,
Wnh BIS reasons for the same, their unanl-
NOUS consent and approval Tor the pro-
!"s>"d remission.
'"Hcuncd III.
At MS +. ". Rev. pr. Perry returned
~" stated hat the House "f bishops hht
20" iur}bCr hu,lHcs, To communicate TO THIS
b,it~,.
III" house 1l,u. at midnight. adjourned
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Yearly Meeting of Friends i'm North
e,arOftll0.

Special telegram TO the Dispatch.
New GARDEN, str miles pest of Green's
boro', October 27.--Thc yearly meeting OF
Friends in North Carolina commences on
the first Sunday in November. rs usual,
large number Of Friends will be i'll at
tendance. Many have already come, and
are visiting their friends. One hundred
and seventy arrived last night, eighty-cdd
to-day, and two hundred are expected in
the special train from Indiana tonight.
The large new Westinghouse is completed,
and ample arrangements have been made
to accommodate ali who come.
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BUILDING MATERIALS.
HUelSHNG mAEENaALS.
>~-~->>~--~ 49, --~~-0~~~~-
CANE-FIBRE PAPER.
-
ALBERT ORDWAY 6 co.,
iGoYRRNOR STREET,
SIZE CIAL A gle is. +

This paper is manufactured from the fibre of
the common came and iZ-d with Iosin, ma kin z it
perfectly impervious TO dampness and y nom CON
ductor of heat and cold. II has entirely rep aced
The common tarred and other building paper. .
SHEATHING FRAME HOUSES.
The paper Is pnt Oh beta cen the studdln2 aud
boards Tendoliars will line all or din ary
houGe, and make II equal 10 brick.
LINING UNDER TIN ROOFS
costs less than hoy ccnts square; prevents the
TN frcm Iusttag underneath; keeps the upper
chambers cool: and deadens tile sound Of RAIN.
pEADESIf;G FELT, tT,
used for dcadeaing The sound or upper floors and
nfeyenting dsmpness in lower. Two dollars will
line an ordinary n>or with double thickness.
Yhsse goods sre OF Virginia manufacture, and
bava aIr adv come into Almost universal use. We
have NUMEROUS testimonials OF their value, aud
invite ait, ntion OF all engaged in building.
DC f.eodim
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From New York.
ARREST OF WILLIAM TWEED, &c

ARREST OF WILLIAM TWEED, &C.
New YORK, October 27.-Judge Learned,
of the Supreme Court, having issued IN
order for the arrest of William M. Tweed,
the order was served on him carly this
afternoon by Sheriff Brennan. Tweed
court. After lengthy consultation between
counsel, ball to the amount or two million
dollars was furnished by Jay Gould, Ter
renee Farley, Hugh Hastings, Bernard
Kelley, and b. 0. Fairchild.
Another suit has been commenced against
Tweed in the Supreme Court by the cor
poration counsel, U'Gormau, in behalf OF
the supervisors, charging him with corrupt
conspiracy to deiraud the county by
fraudulent charges for work and materials.
He will be tried in this county.
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Method i'm HIS Madness.

PHILADELPHIA. October 27.-Thomas
Duncan, q colorcd servant of Thomas +.
Goode, of Virginia, laboring under an at
tack of mania, was sent to the Pennsylva-
MIA Hospital, in charge of Detective Rus.
sell, for treatment. The patient proceeded
quietly to the hospital, but upon reaching
the lodge he said to the Keeper I"
have brought you gentleman who is in.
sane, and be imagines, among other things,
that he is defective officer. His friends
wish him to be left here for Il while" In
spite Of the protcstation of the officer he
WIS locked up rs insane for several hours,
and the negro went of. He was If forwards
capt urcd aud lodged in the hospital.
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From london

TIE CoLLIERY EXPLOSION AT NEW CASTLE
INTERNATIONAL HORSE RACE, &C.
LONDON, October 27.-Thirty of the thirty.
three persons In the exploded mine near
New castle are dead. The pit is OH fire,
and another explosion is apprehended.
A match race between the English horse
d" Sterling" and the American horse {" Bas.
sctt,' for 10000 pounds, is under neSoti;l-
ton. Two thousand pounds will be al.
lowed the owner OF 'BaSsett" to bring
him to England. The distance to be run is
one and half micS-equal weights
" Sterling" is thrcr-ycar old colt, by
"OXtord" by Flctrhcr," out Of Ssh
lcnrrV
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GARD TO THE LADIES,

Mrs. J. NJ, GRANGE respectfully announces
I IN, ladies' OF Richmond That sue has just Pc
ce.ycI large assortment Of Real LACE SETS,
PRIZE LACE COLLARS IMirAIII2GMy . VA
sH I;ENNES COLLARS, LINEN CUFFS AID
tt,:fagS, etc. all OF The latest style, which OIL
fer a. pieces deiyiug com oetilion. ,., a. oo
Making lsces ,pec,,asy o, KIM laces have g.
Ieccd my stock with great care Sad fasthsrinor GRE
agree TO do up once. free or snargf;; H. al 'aces
D3psht or me during The nc xt TWO mos'ns'
Lace Collars and Sets made 10 oidef. o., .,s
We ALTO keep constsntlytn hand ,he iaIges' as-
eorturlt ui rnclI Jet ana fancy Jcwelry:
so Mrs, j, M GkANGEh
ocs7s. Sal Broad street.
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EarGiEn HENS,

MADRID, October2. Montpcnsier writes
that the president Of the Cortes will take
his seat in that body rs soon rs his daugh-
tcr's health will permit.
BERNE, October 27.-The French Govern
mcnt yet owes the Swiss Government two
and hnlf million francs for subsisting
General BourbakIS army.
ROME, October 27.-Cardinal Antonelli
is very seriously sick. ...t
BERLIN, October 27.--The German Par
lament has ratified the treaty with France.
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thc Campaign against Ta7nnsaRS
TwARr's CHANCE rOE LJMHo-KuMOKs ABOUT
THE RING, &C.

THE RING, &C.
NIw YORK. October 26.---No order for the
arrest 81 Tweed was served up 10 Il ialc
hour ihjS afternoon: but Il dispatch from
ALBANY -ay. " WHEELER ii. Peckham made
1riliCatlou 10 Judge Lcarl.cd Tor an order
ot arrest to-day. aud it was granted. The
deputy sheriff proceeds 10 New York to-
night, ami Tweed will DC taken into Gus
toby tomorrow. 1t is understood he viii
he brought 10 Albany for trial.
II * stated in New York that Tweed has
a Ti"ht 10 ii change OF venue on application
I" Judge of the Supreme Court, and IN
tends to select Ncw York county for trial.
III" Ietcyr0m says that the grand jury
20 Only Dismissed The It'll against Mayor
Hdl charging hlm with mal!naSance III
"iiitr, hut refused 10 ccnstlre him for not
r>antIhInG the alleged fraudulent bills be-
fore signing thcm. The final mcctiD@ Of
the Joint committee OF aldermen, superrl-
>,rs, aud citizens, will be held to-morro ".
Judge Barnard has issued decree that
10 orders Tor arrest in civil actions be
@fJnicd against defendants for. obtaining
property by false prctcnccs unless appi@a-
L!"n Is made IL writing Oh the plaintiff; no
order for arrest against any person for
l!DcI. assault, SANDER, OF false imprlson-
inent. except upon The person or character
"' female 40 order for arrest i'll any nc
'!oa unless The pasties ars n9nresidcnts OK
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'Fl,e Texas Elections.

GALVESTON, October 27.-The returns
from the third district give Giddings Al
majority.
The count at Austin. by throwing out
Limestone and Frccstonc counties, which
gave Democratic majority of 1880, leaves
Clurk's majority 94I.
4 special to The Bulletin says that Clark
has rccelvcl the certificate Of election.
Degcncr (RadlcaD refuses to accept the
certificate on the ground that Hancock re-
ccivcd majority of the votes.
Conner is said to be the only Democrat
who will receive a certificate Of election.
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Dansl-lIl.
Special telegram TO The Dispatch.

Special telegram 70 the Dlspatcu'
sTAUNTos, VA, October 2.-deorge
Baylor, member of the Secession Conyen-
ton, and since the war a member OIL the
Legislature, died to-day.
DR.. Clement G. Harris, a candidate for
domination rs Lieutenant-Go Governor when
fletcher was nominated, and who once
Rockingham in the Senate, is
very LII,
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'gfac Revolution. i'm Mpytcn.

MaTAMoRAs, October 26.-SaIliilo still
holds out against the Monterey rcyolu-
tionists.
I1Scobedo is marching in force against
the rebels under Morclcs and Hamalo.
The smaller cities of Nucyo Leon have
declared against Trcyino.
Two thousand Mexican citizens have fled
IN Tpv,s
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From Chicago.
INCENDIARISM

/. CHICAGO, October 27.-An attempt was
made last night to bur the Episcopal Ca
thcdral, at the corner of Peoria and WASH
innton streets. The fire, however, was eX-
ting,,ished with but little damage.
The different political parties have finally
agreed on union ticket for city and county
officers. Joseph Medill is the candidate ior
mayor. = z
Dealers in humber and bricks are demand
ing extortionate prices, but in consequence
of supplies coming 1t Is expected that
prices will decline.
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More Arrests in York. y. 4

Special leCgrhm 70 the Dhpt" M
CHARLOTTE, N. c., October 27.-l learn
that seventeen norc arrests have been
made in York county, S. G. Attorney
General Alderman has gone to Washington
to consult about bailng the prisoners.
Nothing further from Rutherford county.
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neutrality-suspicious. for membership
in ihe VIRGINIA HURDLE CLUB may
be made 10 the undersigned, Who sftsr eesioa Of
sao Viii issIe badge which viii distinguish mem
hers OF the club and insure free admission 70 ,he
State Fair during tue week: uxrr
Secretary and Treasurer.
90 a. Tu, Th, &sa, &aoth& sitts
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about to remove from the Jurisdiction of
the court. nor for, the recovery of an
amount less than $1,000.
1t II stated that when Tweed Ia arrested
he will be required to give $1,000, 900 bail.
John Graham will be his counsel. Tweed
this morning advanced 1000 to pay tho
smalI-pipe men employed on the Croton
works, -. - 80.
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A MYSTERY IN FIFE wArrEn.

ALBANY, October 26.-Judge Learned
has issued an order for the arrset of VIII
ti'm NJ. Tweed. Proceedings were had In
chambers, and although strenuous efforts
nave been msdc to induce Judge Learned
10 make the proceedings public, he ms
strcnu".Isiv objects so to do: nor can IL he
learned when Tweed is expected to be
brought before the Judge.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS.
New York STOCK and moncy ssnrkcs

NEW YORK. October az MONEY closed dull |;
balances loaned al g.. The demand for discounts
active at l.1Is. sterling weak atss. Gold liIa
Ola. Governments rather dull; 'e2's, 1iaa.
States quiet: Tennesscc's GO; new, as. virginia's,
SO {; new, 60. LouiaianA's, es new, &c. Lcvee's,
e.: s's, 7S. Alabsma's. ps: Sc. 81 Georgfa's,
SO: rs So North Cardinals, 3es new, 10. South
Cardinals, n ;fncw, 20.
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A LurY.Paclkcr Punished.

BALTIMORE, October Pin the United
States court to-day William kierle was
convicted of an attempt to bride a juror in
the Bowerman case, and fined $500 and
costs, ,....-. re
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man Killed by a Railroad Train.

SpeCIll tCFgTIIn 70 TIE DIsVatgT'
BuRKKvILLE, VA, October GA negro
man named Ryland Jctcr, hand on the
Southsidc Railroad ditching train, was run
over and instantly killed. near this place
this morning. lie fell across the track
while cndeavoring to couple the train.
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Domestic Markets icy rE1Een,py,

- e''1e HIdEkttS ID1 IELEGRAPu.I y =
, mo W FORK, oc'obnr 27.-Cntton weak; sales.
cr" q aies up.ands. 1876. Orleans, Iesc. South.
extra u s, nrner aud more active common IN fair
WIZ; sI.lsFQS7 20; good to choice, OF. 1000 40
@tI Sa ssc. Whn1t err red western. S,st
Ss.1sG. ,' Corn. IoNbs'c. hise, 7lf0sic. Pork
Taiiow. fS;o,. ''atd hrttlc, loo. NaSals quiet
BALTIMORE. sOctaher y. viry,n,s,s t,s A
U U"; cnup1ns-o'd sst hid 50, asked West vir.
sgla's Is bid 25t asked. 'e"e" "S's
nrtcos an,. the secretly NJ stock maintains the
nat, T5 e0Sl 90. Corn steady: neu' 's,SS."c
ssssSae s'ee'oc' Provisions very firm. Whisksy.
cb ut. LOUIS, October s7.-Flour duh and un.
dun. port eIa qa,es; ,%hlsscY 3d.. Provisions
iobacco and bageing unchanged. ~ '''''' s ~.
LOUISVILLE October 27-Tob,cco ,c,,v. AZ,
nrda, sales light. ProSi:lons lower, with fsl
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SALT LAKE CITY, October T.-blrs. Cooke
has obtained verdict against Brigham
Young for money collected upon the de-
cease of her husband.
Young asks William M. Evarts, Esg., to
defend him against the charge Of polygumy.
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Sudden Death mt the nanvt,Ie Fair.

Special Telegram 10 III. Dispatch.
nANviLLE, VA, October 27.-Coloncl
Robert b. Cunningham, Of Pittsylvania,
one of the judges at the Fair Grounds, fell
dead while on the judges stand to-day, it Is
thought from heart disease.
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From san Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, October I-Eightcen
dead and SIX seriously wounded Chinese
were found ut Los Angeles after the affair
of the Gath. The surviving Chinese have
fled, and their hou:es have been plundered,
the plumber including $4,000 in gold.
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Cotton Markets.,

.,ciobhh Hitmington. -QuIe. midtI nss.
-; SUCK, S,2lS bales sales Tor The week, 5oi
Nap Oriehns.- Quiet; mid ilInps, ,s,... s,ock
W ssI na'es sales for tho week, H. 500 bsIes
~, nnuhnnnh ,bnll and tendency down; mid.
LILIES a nsWlI4: stock, leo bales sales for the
s,n"t , Heavy and lower; mtddlings, IaIc.
-i1so p,les sale; for The wee X, 79s hales.
Of nJ0tS;Este ldy and low; m!ddlings, i7A9 Tic.
., anI9eStd ca Qmiet and weak: mtGtiliugs, 17c.
D ssa Dales sales for the week 1850 bales.
t5ic s,ns .U and lower; good ordinary. Isl
1850 ha!es. -"T' AVA lhe neeh
balnsr NSS s'oSA, -I|i'
Charleston Quiet: mldflIprs ,7s,. :. s.ock
"'So9 bales; sales for the week, 3 900 bales. -,
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t ILNNEMAN'Ss STEAM sDYEING
L 4. AND ssCuURISG FSTATLisftMEST,
410 BRoAD sTRaET. .BkTWEEN FOIfRTH
AHD. FIFTH eTsEETa.-Dyeng dome In any
color desired; also. Cleaning Ia the best and
ncatest style, Garrett securing and fhd gloves
cleaned. i invite tho ladies especially TO rec my
la:eat importation OF blue, adopted Tor silk and
: wnrsteG. 4ts3Hil
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LOSE THREE HUNDRED DoLLARs.-Tbe
manager of the Richmond Theatre Com
panv, which closed an engagement OF three
NIGHTS in this city last evening, informs us
that he loses hundred dollars night III
Observation-Disclosures Car0lswa's.
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NOTICE. am now prepared to put up
IN tbe CELEBRATED IMpKuYED pIA-I
MoNI EIRE-pbACg, HEATER, for ,l he Az
MIA .e heaters q ways on haud. Also, q large Ms
sortpnent OF Gas Chandeliers and Fixtures OF all
kinds. Old Gas Fixtures Rebron.ed and made rs
good as new by y-.g JuHS BOWEHe, -.
{Successor TO Yale, Bowers & ale,) lion block !,
Governor street. Richmond. Va. sr4s2m
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WATCHES. JEWELRY. &c.

CHINA, GLASS, SILVER-PLATED
" WARE, TABLE CUTLERY, AND A GEN.
ERAL ASSORTMENT OF ROUSE URNISH-a
ING GOODS sG3 MAIN STkEET.-E. Gun
RANT would respectfully inform his friends and
former patroJs and the public generally til st he
street where he has to fer for sale full supply
or HOUSE FURNISHING GOODs. Including
China, Qncensware, Silver-PitLed Ware. Glass
ware Table Cutlery, Fancy Goods, SC. just
opened, an assortment or seasonaole goods, COM
prIsing In part Plar isled sonp and uys er Tu-
reens: Chafiing, oyster, and HOt-Water Dishes
:tCeI and Bron zcd t1re-Sets and Stands. Nursery
Tenders, Plste~ Warmers. Parlor Coal Vases and
klCcmai's celebrated German Students, lamp.
Also, Sssmp2d, len, Wooden, and japanese
Paper. wtrss &C dam
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ConyIcaton ola PossOner.

y ST.. LOUIS, October 27.-Dr. Medlcott,
the Kansas poisoner, has been convicted oi
murder In the first degree,
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SaAVE&.PLATI : q. &c.

w w. SNEAD, LOCKSMITH, Sill,
w VEE-pLArEii, AND BELI-HAN GEB,
No. l2 NINTH STREET.-Locks made . order
for dwellings, stores PRISONS iron safes, &C., and
repaired. Bell hiugiug done with or without
tubing. Silvcr-plstng nj locks door knobs plates,
esChtcbeons, hinges, &C., taken off and replated
and warranted equal 10 the original. Particular
at ent,ou given 10 all repairing In my lac.
&C 81 Ivy w. SSEAW.D.
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MACAaINERY, &c.

MACHINE WORKS.
SLOAT L ADDINGTON,
Nos. lAae, lt24, 1926, aud i4?s Cary street.
- aud Nos 10 and Is south 18th street,
RICHM0 ND, VA.
We make all kinds Of new work IN the ma
CHINIST LINE, REpAfR ALL KINDS oF
WORK We 70 In the COUNTRY 10 90 Al
SORTS or WURK In our line. Also, make tne
best TOBACCO MILLS In the world, and Keep
them on hand, AS well as TOBACCO sGhEM2 INC M
all kinds, together with BANDS ana biLLhlo'
and all articles for the manufacture OIL topaSco'
We 1t ep OH hand for sale all sizes OF 49,,
NEW and SECONDHAND ENGINES,
BOILERS, SAW-MILLS,
GRiSF Mills, POWER PUMPS,
PLATFORM SCALES.
SHAFTING. HANGERS, P1ILLlES,
GEAR and Devil WHEELS,
And I'm fact general assortment OF al useiu ars
ticles In our line, together with r,c,yu
JUDSOh'S PATENT sTEAM-ENGiNE
UTICA So % rsTEam GAUGES
SEJ,DES,S PATENT ENGINE PACh1hG,
PEET VALVEs. GLUbE VALVES,
TkLLOW COCKS,
sELF-OiLING CUPS, for both engines ana
shsfLing;
FLUE CLEANERS,
OH CANa WATER GAUGES, &C.
All OF which we sell at reasonable prices Anu on
accommodating terms .u,,,d.og
M. B.-We receive on consignment all KINDS Oh
machinery, both new and secondhand. Soms
and see US. nnrrnToN
oc2 SLoAf hDp hNo
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r.a Tho Hreyar sn 5haFIcsfOIa,

Ssg The Fever ia CharIc,tOHs
CHARLESTON, October 27.-There were
Len deaths from yellow fever during the
twenty -four hours ending ut noon to-day.
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MARYLAND Races Postponed.

BALTIMORE, October 27.-The races have
been postponed on account of the weather
until Saturday, Monday, and Tuesday.
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by Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, October G.-The low ba,
rometer In New York and New England
will probably move eastward, followed by
brisk and possibly high northwest winds
on the East Atlantic. Fresh n0rthwcsIe rly
winds, with partially cloudy weather, Will
continue on Lakes Erie and Ontario, and
higher winds on the upper lakes. Clear
and pleasant weather will continue on SAT
urday in the middle, southern. and gun
States. with light and fresh winds. Cloudy
weather and local rains in southern Florida.
Dangerous winds are not anticipated for
Saturday except, possibly, of the coast OF
Maine.