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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-02
CHARLOTTESVILLE.

EtESoHAL-J WISH HOLIDAY POLITICAL
>EEECH-SuEDAY AIRES T-ACClDENT-
TunESTS- FROST.
Correspondence oil the Richmond Dispateh.J
SEPTEMBER 80. 1879.
Genera! Wade Hampton arrived here
saturday,, and is the guest OF Colonel Pres
on.
The l>raclites Of this place observed their
2ti0ay--thc Day OF AtoncmeCt-on Satur-
Ia! WITH religious ScruDulosity. Services
were held in their place OF worship, and
"yiF onsineSs-Douses were closed all day.
1 LH'Hoycrnor William Smith arrived here
saturday, and Gu Saturday night deliy-
I 'H an address at the courthouse. Cover
~oE Smi'h advocated the McCulloch bill, as
[ n'lier OF course, and his address was
,~.'hca by that fire and vigor which we do
?, usually expect from an octogenarian.
mere were good congregations at the
'utcHcs on Sunday. The Presbyterian
,I!ch was closed all day. Mr.. Williams.
We baptist church, preached at night on
Necessity OF the Judgment" He
-'9itu his subject well. At the Method
'HuFch pr,tracttd meeting is going on.
siderable Interest is being felt, and good
>vIt> are hopefully anticipated. AT Hy-
Io'c NILS on Sunday forty persons
aurch. f''''
AF. Lytteton Waddel!, editor OF the
'm'"e, returned here on Saturday from
M N N, trip through Ohio, Kentucky.
"eSt Virginia. He has been so much
.h mnted physically that he looks like q
aoron;s nan, and we may expect some vig-
$tr.,' "ofk from him against the Destruc-
L Aers 4esfo named johnson was arrested
st sssef a considerable amount OF trou-
81 bsSssa.sea with stealing Sl43 from Carter
Isl ior1'on IN buckingham. 1t took about
u he uISst'ohs to bring him to halt; but
L know i. own color after him, and you
81 Ut to ~, "nigger vii! bang Niger
IA A cnIo,eHu kick"
Sseriously !, hoy named Brown was quite
ing from afsaied here yesterday by jump
fDIi, open s asiI IN motion. His breast was
-. N"S be received other injuries
wei attendi.dn aa pinafore for two nights,
aCaiyenItss are rapidly coming in to the
&attepateaI qua Iull session is reasonably
4 ae daruayaa ao Three quite heavy frosts, bat
has moi haaone, il any,is not apparent.
E:x ~ grew,h esa Sufficient to cheek the sec.
&sylra NJ ~" many fruits and flowers. In
II !ull bIanss.o uf correspondents SIS agilae-bush
1O,led h", ana pear-trees have not ,oniy
.n. u' aaYe the young fruit upon
uhauestionably been 0 yer OF
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PETERSBURG.

TIVE TOBACCO YEAR; INSPECTIONS
CoSh ", SINCE OCTOBER /, 1873 NOR
AM REPORT FOR SEpTEMBER---THE PRI-
TIsr ACKNOWLEDGEMENT CAPiTATIoS
NM' ~ Observation-Disclosures MASS
1AA,>c-cEyENUE RECEIPTS-CITY ES-
Ns.".n,rrHES-. REPUBLICAN MEETING--oTHsR
tTEsS
OCTOBER l. 1879.
rr,n follawing is 8 statement OF tue in
IONS al hocsheads and sales OF loose
'isoc,o at the warehouses in this city for
S S. rcsr be,w cen October l, 1873, and oc-
.ancr !, 1879;
OAKS WAREHOUSE.
,,srrc,jons for theycar. 4,ST6 hocsheads;
..,er on hand inspected, 1.560 hogsheads !;
,,cS IN hand for inspection, 346 hogsheaas.
IIes d loose tobacco since October !. 1873,
Io94.e30 pounds.
NooRS'S WAREHOUSE.
1nspeciions for the year. 4.641 hoSsheads
.,,cl on hand Inspected. l,120 hogSheads
'.ncr m hant; for inspection. 40 hossheads.
.,,rs o! loose tobacco since October l, 1878,
i.A0.al4 pounds.
CENTRE WAREHOUSE
Inspections for the year. 3.l14 hoSsheads
cock on hand inspected, 493 hogsheads
..,cL on hand for inspection. SO hogsheadS
I,Is. % loose tobacco since October l, 1878
, 1872 500 pounds.
wEST-ulLL WAREHOUSE.
,,s,rciions fer the year, 2,235 ho@shcadS
.,oct ON band inspected, $40 hogsheads
Xxx on hand for inspection. 125 hogs.
h,ads. Sales OF loose tobacco since October
ISIS. 500. 03J pounds.
PLANTERS WAREHOUSE.
Insprctious for the year, 1893 bogsheads
-,ork on band inspected. 800 hogsheadS
..ocS OH hand for inspection, SO hogsheads
,,,r, Of loose tobacco since Oct ober l. 1878
-a.4l5 pounds.
Tbe total inspections during the year
were ls. l0j hogSheads; the stock on hanG
fr.n,ctcd is 8, 993 hogshcads; the stock on
hand for inspection is ego hog>hcads; the
ta,I sales of loose were 4,407.1S9 pounds.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT.
The following Is comparative statement
offhc inspections at the several warehouses
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY. October l, 1879,

Country Produce.
ApUtes S1aS2 q barrel.
GsesUdr: zoe. = D..
Butter: Prime TO Choice yellow, log &C.; fair
corn Neal: eoc. p bushel for country; Soc for
Dxiea Fruit: Apnles. pa 4c.; neaches peeled.
4@6c.; ,nnpeeied: CASE; caerrles, l2@l5c. =
Ems: In barrels &c.. :; In crates, lie.
FsathsrS: Prime nVe-go"se, 33G4Uc.: common.
Flarssed: slmsl.lO p busheL
Hty: Virginia timothy, Soc; mixei. 65G 70c.;
clover, GOA 65c.
p0t1toes: irish. p barrel, Sl.5oBs2.26.
Rys: 65@7oc: . Gushel
grisd S.ra,o: s5@4oc.
WOOL: washed. ESQ 3Oc.: unw=sheI, 2OG2cc.
BURY wool will bring from 8 70 &c. I: ID less IMAM
above rates.
Cement, Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement. Rose staie. $3.50 a barrel.
linz: Agricultural. s@s zoe. y bushel; Rochard
81 0HpSl.25. arcordln. 10 quantity; Join:s' Tim
ishin.I Sis: Glenn's Fails, s5Gl9Oc.
PiGster: Lump. $3.50; ground, So saicned
'; TGr: La.ge size. s3.25as3.5o.
Drugs, Oyssrnfs. Oils, &c.
4 4Isn; - $3.50 p gallon.
Concentrated Lys: *2.75&sa . iaSe of four
dozen.
CochineGt: 9Oe- = =.
f@dise: : sl G5gII.'
Oils: LinseeI. Re: machine. s:Gsl.7s: spasm,
al.25: Whale GOr.: straits. 356al3:.: Labrador
cod oil. 500 G0c.; lard. 60c.; swee~ SO crzen
best salad $3.50: castor. $50 p gallon: FagnlE
uDr!cating, 3U@5Oc.; kerosene. lOc., cash. . sa!'
Race Ginger: 81.
Roots: Ginseng, a0c.; sea.ca, wt.hoG- top, $50
Soda: Sal: !HG2c in Sess; Eag-Ea soda, Be.
Spirits GtrDsntins: aoc.
Dry Goods.
Broon ShesttRos a:.a Shtrttnas: A Msnches-
ter, &c.; = Manchester. 5sc.: 4 Manchester. iac.
james River. Axe. IA GraniaSiIle. 7Sc: Granite.
7l!le. SIC: A RcekbriGge. &c. 4 R0ekhride SIC.
"A w. Conesto:s. 49,: Il q. GoGes:cga- 7e.: d.
GSne:tosa; 6sc iV1 reperhi' zoe; lo-A CITY
sut,a, lee: Al NasonvtIe, loe.; "A Reckdale.
Avon,.ale. 7c.: Al Social. s4c.: "A Ainoskeas,
CSC: WhIteSseee. e.c.; = Racnsley, 5kc.: Red
DOG, 5sc.: 3. 4 Se!tuate To-: Methuan, &C.; pe-
te?6oroggl, 4Ac.; l0-4 WaithaIn, 27Ae'' lo-A Ca1s
Sro:on Drills: Petersburg, To-. Granitevils.
/ &c.. Rockhr;dge, 4, &c.: "A. SIC.
Corset Jeans: Payoala, &C.; AmosSeas. loe.
Dsnfms: Harlem, l2ke.: Boston Steam Nuns: &c
Prints: American, 6ge.: Aliens. sSsc.; h aI
W Washington. s. Hamilton; 5s; Merr,aaek. ess
MsIlary, 7c. Oriental, Pacific oisc.s ,Arhosa
7e': Harmony. 5Gc.: wams1tta. 4}se- Il,
CambrtcS: Rlce, &C.; English oe' 5.5s. -
FOREIGN Fruits aud Candy ir.-f
4 LEMON :: Messina. $500 v ooA.
| Oranges 1880.
groceries. sc.
Bacon: Shoulders. 5Se.; clear tSsnc vir
ribbed, exc; Virginia shoulders, oS's''' w.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

WASHINGTON, October 1.-The Division
Superintendents Of the Railway Mail Service
to-day adopted resolution suggesting that
the Postmaster. General issue in order in
Structing postmaSters in first. second, and
third-class offices to embrace within their
post-office stamp the hour OF mailing and
recent OF letters, in order that delays may
be more readily traced.
1t was determined that each division SUI
perintendent should conduct the compila-
ton OF the list Of officials and names OF
post-offices in the several divisions and for
ward them to the general post-otfice Tor
final arrangement.
A resolution was adopted requesting the
issuance Of general order to postmasterS
directing them, in all cases where COM
plant is made affecting delay in de-
livery OF letters, to obtain, il possible, the
envelopes covering such letters and to note
thereon the date and hour Of receipt at the
COS. office and OF The delivery to the person
addressed, and to forward them 70 the Di.
vision Superintendent OF The Railway Mail
Service for his information and action. The
t,roprlety and feasibility OF the Government
owning its own postal-cars were considered,
and the views Of each OF the superinten.
dents were expressed, the sentiment OF the
majority being against the proposition.
Adjourned SiRe die.
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ExterminatinG Bandits in the Indian
Territory.

MUsKoGEE, I. r., October I.-Informa-
ton was brought in last night from the Sac
and Fox agency that fight had taken place
Saturday between Il party OF twelve despe-
radoes and party of soldiers from Fort
Sill, resulting in the killing OF nine bandits.
The killing OF Jim Barker deprlves the
band OF leader and a desperate man. 1t
is expected the troops will kill or scatter
the band. as they have orders to remain
two months longer in the field if necessary.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ADVANTAGEOUS 2, 1879.
sun rises,....... $3.50 HIGH TIDE.
9uI .rts.......,.. 500 NorniHg............ a:34
Moor ris.s.......... 6O2 Gsen!ng........ 2:ot
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER l. 1879.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Rebrckah Florence Crswe!, Boston,
~ ere handis+. Currie & Co. ,,,.,
SehOonee Nellie, -, Norfolk, light, Currfe &c
Co. - ,,., ut,
BARK Rrzzolarl, Thomasen, Baltimore, lga',
H.Ya,l.C reiishaw Cospan
Bark Jarl. Johnson, Hampton Roads, ii:ht' HAN
ALT rsnshaw Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United states
mail merchandise. and passengers, L. Is. 1ssu"'
agent. ,p,,,,a co a atnslie Jer-
,ry CITY, coal, Curtis Parker. ,.. r,~,,s C.
Schn6nrr Wave, -. Norfolk, bricks, GURUS 70
Parker. r,,oy.rn. ..'
scboor4r 7. & A. Babcock, Smith, hence. ~ eos-
ton 29th OF September: ,e, n.tor " u
S64FoIk, October l.--ArriNtd: MAJOR w. ~.
Tanlum tthfee. masicdl Shoe. Rlchhoha' s''H' Ava
phIladeIpaia, put IN. man SICK.
CLrAgEp FOB THIS PORT.
From Philadelphia. schooner j, McDoha'd' NC
Andrews. r,u,
NEW YORK, October 1.-Arriyed 1ensrt. LII.
rived out: Wlelaud, Ccnsg'io, Gaiatoia. S'o Do a.
Galeon Hsttie G, Dixon, HomeMaEu y2uuIh ~. riss-
pubMk, for Savannah; Aessedo Erwih' io' ."''"
'o parrayss MONROE October ]. Passed out rom
R,,Hmond ,s,-<ay. hsrks Troas, for tiorheuf' "A''
George u. jenkins, for aaVre.
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The Louisa Murder Cases.

ANOTHER HUNG JCRY-A NEW TRIAL TO BE
ASKED FOR FOR MITCHELL.
Especial telegram to the DIspatchJ ..
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, October 1.-The jury
in the case OF Eliza Jackson, for murder,
was discharged this evening, falling to
agree, and the court adjourned after an ac-
tual session of nine days.
OF the five murder cases one was nolle
prosecuted during argument: another
given up by the Commonwealth before ar
gument; another resulted in conviction Of
murder in the first degree, and two resulted
in hung iuries.
Application will be made to the Court OF
Appeals for new trial for Mitchell, the one
convicted. He was sentenced for 9th Of
January next.
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, October l.-Mrs. Bolbe, q
young and handsome Italian woman, was
found murdered in her house. No. Il Rose
street, to-day. Her husband is charged
with the crime, and jealousy is ascribed as
the cause.
The Western Union Telegraph Company
reduces all tariffs above two dollars to that
figure. On November 1t all Of its offices
will send and receive halfrate business, in
stead of only large ones as now.
The American Express Company has
bought the Eastern Express Company at
the reported price OF half million OF dol
lars.
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Ute Indians on the War-Path.
SLAUGHTER OF UNITED STATES TROOPS AN
DESTRUCTION OF INDIAN SUPPLIES.

SLAUGHTER OF UNITED STATES TROOPS AND
DESTRUCTION OF INDIAN SUPPLIES.
ELK RIVER, G. t., September 90
Thornbnrg'S command was attacked in
the canon at noon to-day, one mile south
from here. on our march to the agency. 1t
retreated in good order to the wagon train,
where We are now entrenching ourselves.
4:30 p. M.-ThornburS was killed in
stantly. During the retreat Captain PAYNE
was wounded in two places slightly. Lieu
tenant Paddock and Captain Grimes were
also painfully wounded. Ten enlisted men
and Wagonmaster McKinstray were killed
and twenty-five men wounded.
The command is now very well sheltered,
but now and then are heard the guns Of
new hostileS, who have just arrived. Our
mules and horses are getting it all around.
The red devils fired the grass all around us
to burn US out.
September $50 p. M-We still hold
our position. Every man is busy digging
trenches and hauling out the dead ANIMALS
for defence tomorrow. We expect to be
attacked at daylight. Our courier, Joe Ram
kin, has volunteered to carry dispatches to
Rawlings.
Mr. Gordon's freight outfit of Indian sup
plies, near us, has been burned; also the
company wagons OF Company F, Fifteenth
cavalry. About three fourths OF our horses
and mules have been killed. Should re-
Inducements reach us in few days we can
hold out very well with ammunition.
[Second Dispatch.]
CHICAGO, October 1.-Dispatches to Gen.
eral Sheridan corroborate the foregoing.
Tbornburg's command consisted OF three
companies of cavalry. The Indians, who
were several hundred in number, were Of
the Ute tribe, and said to be well armed
and very brave. Over five hundred SOL
diers are ordered to the rendezvous at Raw
Iings, and will reinforce the imperilIed
party as soon as possible.
CAUSE OF THE OUTBREAK.
WASHINGTON, October 1.-From the In
dian Bureau it is ascertained that the fol-
lowing are among the causes which led to
the fight at Milk river, Colorado: In June
last an irruption of miners upon the White
river, Ute reservation, caused i'll feeling
among the Indians, who wandered of the
reservation and committed a number Of in
cendiary acts. On September Sth Agent
Meeker reported that the Indians in
sisted on his disseminating ploughing
the land, which they wanted for
a pasture. a ploughman was fired
upon, when the agent called for a council,
which resulted in a reluctant consent to
have the work proceed. On September
18th Meeker telegraphed that he had been
assaulted by Chief johnson and forced out
OF bis house, and asked the Government for
protection, which was ordered. Major
Thornb urg'S command was bound thither
when attacked. 1t is feared that Meeker
and all on the reservation are mastered.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
THE EANLAN.ELLIOTT MATCH.

LONDON, October 1.-The Sportsman
says: At meeting yesterday in connec-
ton with the proposed match between Ell
liott and Boyd one OF Hanlan's friends in
CURED was the contest to proceed with his
challenge to Hanlan. Elliott replied In the
affirmative, and said he had deposited 600
already. Hanlan's friend then said zlie
would deposit 600 for Hanian. 1nstruc-,
tiops from Hanlan are expected by the next
mail, when articles will be signed and the
date Of the race fixed. = % - = ~
FINANCE. MATTERS. - .rG3
LONDON, October 1.-The Financier OF
to-day says 9 As exchange on New York
has again sunk to the bullion point, 1t is ex-
pected that the .e150,000 reminding on the
market from the Australian consignment Of
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profusencss with our people. Vegetation OF
every kind has been unusually abundant
ani OF the best quality. The field crops.
notwithstanding the drought, are considera-
bly, more than an average crop. Tue grapes
particularly have been fine, yielding alarger
percentage OF yinous properties than here
tofore. The Monticello Wine Company has
already converted over 100000 pounds into
wine, and the crops are not yet all gathered.
They estimate $4,000 gallons as the proba-
BILE amount OF their product this year.
OtrP
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The Scranton Bank Defaication.

SCRANTON, Pa, October AT meeting
of the stockholders OF the Hyde-Park Bank
to-day an assignment was agreed upon, and
r. B. Mott appointed assignee. The iiabl-
tiles are $50, 900, exclusive OF stock assets,
claimed to be worth $4,000. Hartford. the
late cashier, was de!auter to the extent OF
about S20.QUQ.
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NEW ORLEANS, December IS, 1873.

The CUTIcURA REMEDIES are prepared by
WEEKS & POTTER, Chemists and Druggists, Bos-
top, and sold by all druggists. Price Of CuTIcCRA:
Small boxes. SO cents; large boxes, containing TWO
and one half times the quantity Of small. 81. RE-
SOLVENT, 81 per bottle. CUTICURA SOAP, 20
cents per cake by mail, 80 cents; three cakes, 70
cents. +: '-.s' my o
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CUTRCURA.
TUTICURA REMEDIES.

The success attending the Of these great REM
edies In the treatment Of affections of the Skin and
Scalp with Loss Of Hair is astonishing. From
every part of the country come the most grateful
acknowledgements of what might be called mracu-
lous cures. Messrs. WEEKS & POTTER extend
their thanks TO all who have spoken good word for
CUTIcUKA. CUTICURA SOAP. and CUTICURA RE-
SOLVENT. and VIII thankfully receive reports Of
new cases wherever they occur.
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knights Tcmplnr to Visit Rfchm ond.

Especial teGcSraM 10 The DlspaICh.1
NORFOLK, VA, October 1.-The Knights
Templar Communicates Of Norfolk and
Portsmouth have appointed committees and
are making arrangements to visit Richmond
on the meeting of the Grand Commandery
II NnNnn1hnr
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Sale Of q Nor,h CaroIina Railroad.

WILMINGTON, October 1.-The Whining
ton, Columbia and Augusta railroad was
sold in this city to-day under foreclosure
OF the frst-mortgage bonds for sS60,5O0,
and was bought in by committee repre-
senting the holders Of the trst-mortgage
bonds. Terms: $4,000 cash, and balance
in three, six, nine, and twelve months.
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Ky telegraph,
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. October l.-Eo,n-Stocks strong.
Money on call, 5G6 per cent. Exchange-Leng,
4Si4: short, 1885. State bonds dnl!. Governments
steady.
Eren ing-Money active at 7G.7 lie per cent
Exchange weak at 4Sl.T4Sl4. Governments
quiet: new 3's. 1929: IA per cents, 1864; 4
per cents. l0ls. States dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. October l.-Virginia G's, deferred.
D cOnsoS, J9.; second series, 20: p;tst.tie cot-
pons, Slt.: new. 1O-iO'S. 50i:. Bid to-day.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, October l. 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Hnite, 2,SI6 bushels. Rel, 3.2lO
bushels.
CONSULATE las bushels .Wrsd, 80 bushels.
oATs.-S40 bushels.
ORCHARB-GRASS SEED.-10 bushels.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WHEAT IThitc. 10 bushels common at Sl.lS
ala bushels prime at $3.50: 2,400 bushels prime
on private terms: 80 bushels common 1T Sl.l5;
14O bushels good at Si.2S-tot; 2,Sl6 bushels.
Red, S12 bushels prime Lancaster on private
terms: "A bushels good Lancaster ut Sl.2S: 500
bushels prime Lancaster III al $50: $50 bushels
mixed at ! l.2S: 80 bushels mixed at 1927: AZ
bushels mixed nj $40: 80 bushels very good FultZ
at Sl.26; AZ bu,hcis good Fuz at 1925: 3S4
bushels very good FultZ III 1925: 272 bushels
Fultz 1T Sl.22: sS bushels prime FulIz on private
terms: 96 bushels FuZ ut Sl.23: So bushels
Fultz At II. 30: bushels common Fuz 1T sl.1O:
80 bushels common FuliZ ut 7jc.; 90 bushels good
at Sl.2l-toral. 2.S9S bushels.
CORN IFhHc, l4S bushels prime ~ 5Sc. .M.ced,
80 bushels very good al SIC.
OATS.-1O6 bushels very good spring n 81 &C.. {;
"a bushels good spring at 36c.-total, lao bushels.
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Cotton Burned.

WIM1NGroH, Y. c., October An acct
dental tire at the warehouses OF the Will
mington Compress Company to-day de-
stroyed 1900 bales OF cotton. The new
hydraulic Taylor presses were badly dam
aged. Williams Il Murchison, Kircher Il
Calder Brothers, and Lilly Brothers were
the heaviest losers in the order named. The
total loss is estimated at $4,000; fully in
sured.
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The Turf.

PURCHASE OF THE CHICAGO JOCKEY AND TROT-
TING CLUB STOCK BY COLONEL HAVERLY.
CHICAGO, October 1.-Colonel j. Fl. Hav-
erly has purchased the Chicago Jockey and
utting-Club'S stock. heretofore owned by
Lawrence d Martin, for $4,000. This
gives him a controlling interest. He in
tends to run the track as 4 lirst-class racing
ground, offering such purses that all the
best horses in the country will appear du-
ring the season.
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EGH0dered.

BosToS. October 1.-The iron ship Pbilo-
sopher tBritishL Captain Evans. which
sailed from Calcutta September 1st for Bos-
ton, with a general cargo valued at $780,
900. is reported to have founlered on the 5lh
ultimO.
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INDIANAPOLIS, October 1.-John Red
Willgerman to-day killed his divorced wife,
stabbins Der fifteen or twenty times with
tanners kr.lfe, and afterwards committed
syIiciCte
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Two Conventions in Princess Anne.
NOMINATIONS BY ROTH PARTIES FOR THE LE-
.. - - GISLATCRE.
TSpecial telegram 10 the Dispatcb1

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, October 1.-The Readiust-
ers and Debl-Payers held separate conyen-
lions IN Princess Anne county to-day, at the
courthouse, for the nomination OF a candi-
date for the House Of Delegates. Rev. Jo-
seph Hall, OF the last session, was renomi-
mated by the Debt.Payers, and o. B. Mears
was nominated by the Readiusters.
Major John W. Daniel, Hon. John Goode,
and other speakers addressed the people.
Mr.. r. W. Arnold, Of Sussex, spoke on
the side Of the repeating element.
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Back Again.

BALTIMORE, October III. B. Warren, OF
Prospect Hill, N. c., whose sudden disap-
pearance yesterday with consiuefahle
money caused .uneasiness, has reappeeied,
having been out OF town. 4, '.a.[lss :.
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Bullion from Europe.

NEw YORK, October, The steamship
Gilbert, which arrived from Europe to-day,
brought gold bullion 10 the amount OF 1885,
600 francs and 100000 re.chmarks.
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LINE, CEaBxr. AND rlAsTEs:

V ME-! LINE. LIME .-#g
- Just received per schooner AaSS 49, n ,Sn
mo barrels EXTRA WHITE koSnAN
LINE, 80 -+@s
a, 0ao INVERTEBRATES,
For sale low from vessel. u,,ou.s rII.Err,
loI3 Basin BANK.
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Washington.

WASHINGTON. October 1.-The debt state
ment issued to-day shows decrease of the
debt for September Of S2,563, 75l.9S. Cash
in the Treasury, 1924, 17S,679.30.
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NOLLINs's VOLTAIC \ Z. =
I ELECTRIC PLASTERS.

Placed over the centre of the nervous forces, the
pit of the stomach, they stimulate the Liver, sto-
mach, and Bowels, perfect Digestion, cure Dys-
pepsia, Bilious Colo, Cramps, and Pains, and pre-
vent Ague aud 1ialarisl Diseases. For WesS ana
Sore Lungs, Palpitation OF the Heart, faplfui hid
news Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and sejatica, they
are the best srsmedy An theSorld. Ge.-the genuine.
my s.Ta.Th&S sass:l8 ~. !tts .1als ~
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KIDNEY AND URINARY COMPLAINTS OF al
kinds permanently cured With Hop BiTTERs.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Zine. $3.5o@S4; sEperfine, 1915: extra s5.37:
@S5.50: common family, S5.75@:6; .xnv.
branes, SCOTT.