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no Was as stainless as sallit III uoaVau."
Nj. Heed
vARY NATURALLY hone DOWN
upo,, "tl,at creaturo urelner" with force
md words And Ml,cli indignation, nS vol! as
luded ns . {iriggs the (fr..spar." Il, short,
Mr.. Reed waa vesy. cunas!eat ttat there
wasn't oven tho prttGnse OF q BlMuoW OF
guilt agntnst ILLS own ollont or either OF the
others.
under consideration. with references to ita rel.
ovalicy, and secondly, because the motion
might DO ptece Gf strategy from wllull lEo
Thought the Court alDnltl protect hlsl.
multitude Ut suspicious circumstances Enu
been Introduced tor tho PURPOSE Ut showing,
only with tho theory Of guilt, md 10 thought
It Mnfafr TINT tho Court should llOW require
Him, befDTG tho testimony ut tho tBfcts SO was
III. to make Ills explanation Of those clFc"nl-
Judge Iiloigett asked Con. I..eake to state
Con, Lvaks repiuu ttat II ho would do
that and the Court were to 0ycrrnlo the mo
tton, tho defetlse would clearly have the ad-
i'ho Court said ho was unable to SEQ any.
thing lit ula testimony bearing o., Keeps al-
ef;eeg6 the fact That stamps were delivered ut
Gen. I.eaks replied that that was not ALL,
Tho Court directed him to Btato what else
(isii. I.eake said he would do soit he was
80 REQUIRED.
THO Court said lie wanted to know what
the Goye,nnlunt claimed.
Gen. Leake proceeded to sAy that the ftr-
eQmstances Of tl0 pArttes'lA August 187es
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Rev. DIR. Pumer was alive Tuesday night,
lingering and unconscious, snd hiS death is
only a matter OF time. The Baltimore
American says his relatives and friends are
reconcied 10 the worst, and are simply
awaiting the end, which will be to him such
a bappy release. He looks very much wasted
during the past few days, but would be
easily recognized by any one who knew him
in his vigor.
Rabbi Sessler, Of the Hebrew c0ngreGa.
ton of Alexandria, has accepted the call
rendered him some weeks ago by the He
brew congregation of Wheeling, w. Va,
and will leave for that city IN about two
weeks. DR.. Sessler, during bis stay in
Alexandria. has made many friends who
VIII regret 10 part with him.
Near Swoope's depot, about half-past II
O'Clock last Saturday night. MIR. G. q.
Burks. of Staunton, an engineer OF freight
train on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
had his leg broken by jumping off the train,
seeing that IT was about to run into some
ears on the track In front.
The reduction OF malt liquor in Cfncin'
nafi the past year aggregates 655,529 bar
rels. At an increase over last year Of o.
s11 barrels, the consumption was 507, 43i
barrels.
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Congressional Nominations.
An Alleged Forgery.
Underwriters Convention.

NEW YORK, October 20.-The Convention
Of Underwriters, representing companies IN
all parts OF the Union, with delegates from
English and American companies, met here
AZ noon to-day. Lowden Snowden, OF Phil
adephia, was called to the char, and briefly
stated the objects of the Convention. Tine
secretary read list of sixty companies UNI
able to send delegates, but who expressed
sympathy with the objects Of the Conven-
ton. Various committees were appointed,
after which Mr. Cunningham, OF Glenn
Falls, New York, delivered an address on
the Value Of Policy Laws" Mr.. Head,
of the Home Insurance Company. then
spoke at length on the subject OF "Quall-
bed Policy Laws" Recess.
On reassemblng, Mr. Chord, OF Caliior-
MIA. introduced a series Of resolutions look
ing TO the protection OF insurance capital
by cooperation among companies. Referred
TO Business COMMITTEES
Samuel BIogden, of the North British
American Company, offered resolution
that The Convention pronounce itself de-
cjdedy against the system OF insurance pro-
fits as subversive Of and destructive TO the
interest OF insurers and the insured Re-
ferred.
MIR. William l.. Cowardn, Of Richmond
Va, offered a resolution providing for a
committee to report suitable bylaws for the
National Board OF Fire Underwriters.
A suggestion was made that the Conven'
ticn be organized into permanent body
and that the Committee on Organization re-
port suitable bylaws and constitution iol
| It's government tomorrow.
Mr.. Cowardin accepted the amendment
and it was adopted.
Addresses were made on incendiariSm
prejudces of the judiciary, State deposits
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THE LATEST NEWS.
nj rkLEGRArH TO THE DISPATCH.

FURTHER DETAILS or THE LATE GREAT
STORM IN THE NORTHWEST AND THE
LOSS OF THE STEAMER ALPENA-Loss To
sHiPPING-A DEFAULTING CASHIER FROM
LOUISVILLE ELIGIBILITY OF OHIO RE-
PUBLICAN ELECTORS -LYNCHBURG
FAIR-FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT ON
TIE RALEIGH AND CASTOR RoAD-JUDGE
LACY AND THE PRINCE GEORGE READ.
JUsTERs-A HOLOCAUST IN CINCINNATI;
FIVE WOMEN BURNED TO DEATH
SIXTEEN PERSONS INJURED BY
COLLISION OF RAILROAD TRAINS
UNIvERsALIsT GENERAL CONVENTION
RACES At PiMLTCo, MD.-CoNvENTlON
OF UNDERwRITERs-FRlG RUIZ
AWAY ACCIDENT; A BEAUTIFUL BROOK
LYN GIRL KILLED-MILITARY FEsTIvl-
TIES AT ATLANTA, GA.-oBiTUARY-
GARFIELD DENIES THE CHINESE LET
TER-PREPARfNG FOR THE NAVAL RE-
VIEW IN HAMPTON ROADs-EXPULsIoN
or CARMELITEs FROM FRANCE-AFFAiRs
IN THE EAST.
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get of. Her crew ere oil safe. The scboo-
ner Eclipse, Of Chicsgo, II also ashore north
Of Ludinrton. Her crew orc all safe. SIEVE.
raj vessels are reported aground at ST.
Claire fats, but will he relieved soon.> YES
sells are now moving freely 10 all directions.
Collision er Railroad Trains.
CfxcrsYArT, october 20.-The train
known as the Sidney accommodation. !"
which left Hamilton, on The Cincinnati.
Hamilton and Dayton railroad. at s:32
O'Clock this mornIog, came into collision
at Jones's station with the last car Of the
Hamilton train, which was Just getting Oh
side track to allow the former to pass.
Fifteen passengers were injured. but none
were killed outright and none have yet
died.
Shot Himself.
EDrNBURG, N. j., October 20.-Ephraim
Apologize, an old and respected citizen Of
this township, accidentally shot himself
dead Monday night while attempting TO
strike dog with the butt OF loaded gun.
Fatal Explosion.
BRICKsBoRo', N. j., October 20.-Two
men were fatally and one severely injured
by an explosion 10 Webb's mills yesterday.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

OCTOBER 20.-The following are the quotations:
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Lugs.-CommOn 10 good, si.50Gt6.
LeGC-COmmon, $6.50hS7; medium, 5000;
good, sl0Gsll; fine, Sl2@Sl4; extra fne, sloee
SIC. ~ .o1
Stemmtng.--Common, S3MS4: medium, 500
$3.50 good, SS@S9; fine, SlOGSlO'7o.,
DARK ToBACCo-MANuFAC1uR
Lug FiiterS.-Common, $3.50@s4; medium
t4.50@f5 good, S5.50At6. H.,
Leaf FiHers--COmmon. SbMf0 90; medium
t6mf6.6O; good, Sass; fine. s9@sl0.
WrGpDers.-ConmOu, S7.5OdtS.5o: medinm
$1,000 10: good. s9.5O@fl0; fine, slO@slI
extra sun-cured, Sl2@l5.
BRIGHT C0-MANUFACTuRiNG.
S,ookers.-Common, ssdsl0; medium, &l0@
sI2; good, fl2MSI 6; fine, Sl6@S2O. 1870,
FIiierS-tOmmOn, S6@fS: medium, SfWe9
good SIQmkI2; fine, nominal
UrGpDerS.-C Common, : l0MSl9 5; medium, WOO
500: good, S2OCGi30; fine, siO@s5O; iancy' f0c
uTgDpers MshO90ny.-Common, SI2mtlo
medium. fI5G@2O; good, s22@s20; line, s3Oa
$40; extra, t45Ggs50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class of goods Is connneo
principally TO good old heavy-bodied llgs and hen
lucky River leaf We quote; Ana
Old Tugs, s4@t5; Kentucky River Tugs, slug
Sl2; Kentucky River leaf, sl3@sle.
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THE ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND oHio RAIL
ROAD sALE-AcrIOy OF PRINCE GEORGE re-
ADJUST Frs REpuBIfcAx MEETING.

THE ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD sALE-AcTIOy OF PRINCE GEORGE re-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MEETING.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
PETERSBURG, VA, October 20.--A special
meeting OF the Council was held this after
noon to consider the matter OF the sale OF
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad
and the proposed contract for the cities 10
sign as adopted by the committee OF stock
holders conference In Richmond. After
discussion the Council adjourned until FRI
day without action.
The Readiuster Executive Committee Of
Prince George, by vote Of six to three,
to-day rejected resolution Offered by one
Of It's members TO support Mr.. Goode as
the stronger OF the two candidates as
against Dezendori, and advising the with
drawal Of Lacy, and by the same vote
adopted a resolution pledging the support
OF the party to the Readiuster candidate and
electoral ticket.
Republicans have large mass-meetipg at
the Academy tonight, with speaking By
Colonel Brady, Colonel Popbam, and others.
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The Lynchburg Fair.
SECOND DAY.

SESNssD bAis
Especial telegram TO the Dispateh.l
LYNcBBURG, Va, October 20.--There was
a crowd Of several thousand people on the
grounds to-day. Governor Hamilton, Of
Maryland, did not come, being detained 10y
Illness.
For the trotting race for premiums.of $3.50
there were four entries "A. II. Melindy's
Billy Kean. Abingdon; BASES Orange Girl,
Petersburg; Bradshaw's Black Maria,
Lynchburg; Phil. Sbaner's Surprise,
Lynchburg. Billy Keane made the first
two heats, but the Orange Girl winning the
three last won the race. Best time, 2:47t.
There were five entries for the running
race-premiums SIS. These were Gencove.
Minnie Brown, Tally Ho, Jesse D., asd
Maidstone. Jesse ID. won and Minnie Brown
and Maidstone were respectively second and
third Time Ina
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The Fleet i'm Hampton Roads.
PREPARING FOR THE NAVAL REyIEw-SCEN
OLE RTSILE AND ACTIVITY.

PREPARING FOR THE NAVAL REyIEw-SCENES
OF BUsILE AND ACTIVITY.
FORT MONROE, October 20.-Rear- Admit
raj Wyman, commanding the North Allan
tic fleet, Is keeping the officers and crews OF
the vessels now in the roads fully occupied
and getting them in-rcadiness for the naval
review. Last night at 1880 O'Clock gun
was fred from the flagship Tennessee,
which is the signal for all hands on deck.
In an instant all the vessels were alive with
men, who came tumtling up on deck as II
a second Confederate Merrimac had gotten
loose among them. This afternoon there
was drill Of the marines, some 800 10
number, who were brought ashore in
steam launches. The sailors and boys,
about 1.200, followed i'm row-b0ats, bring
ing with them dozen bowiiZers and CAT
lin guns. There were some fifty large boats
In the line, which was formed some distance
from the shore, and at n signal they all adj
vance with a rush. as IL charging an enc
my s works. On landing the brigade was
formed and marched into the fort, where an
hour was spent in drill. The brigade then
returned to their respective boats aud were
dismissed. when a general rush was made
TO see which could embark and get away the
quickest. This was the most exciting part
OF the performance, and was eagerly
watched by a large crowd OF spectators,
who pronounced it the finest regatta they
ever witnessed.
The men are exercising daily in making
and shortening sail, target.friDg, boat
drills. and signalling, the whole presenting
a scene OF constant hustle and activity.
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PiuIicO Races.

PIMLIco, Mp, October 20.-The first race
to.day-mile dash fer all ages-was won by
Ohio Boy; Captain Wragge second, States
man third. Time, LAT.
The second race-0ne and a quarter
miles-was won by Parole; Resale second,
Pawnee third. Time, 2:13.
The third race-Pimlico stakes, for all
ages, two and one eighth miles-was won
by Monitor Uncas second. Time, 3:44t.
The fourth race-mile heats for three
year-olds-had four starters. Both heats
and the race were won by Belle OF the West.
Time, 1:44t, las.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY, October 90, 1880
country produce.

WEDNEbDA1, OAAODSf $Nb &OSV
country produce.
InnIss. Green-Market glutted-from Toe. 10
sSssoGT 20a20kc. a n.
Buttsr: Prime 70 choice yellow, 2o@Z'e'' isn
70 sopS MeSi: eo@65c y bushe for country; Too
~ D S Fruit. Apples 2@4c.; slsssoerr'es' &C.;
cherries, l2@iac.; raspOerries' Zo@I-''
E ssGS. Prime nye-goOse, 4o@40c.; common
Piayssed. sI.05 a bushei. "a. .,or.,
S5@95c.
e patSioes: irsh~New Rose, 1915 Pbarrel 65@
70 Roots: Ginseng, sl@sl.1O eb.; Seneca free Of
tops, 40c. "A 70.
Lard: Country, sas&c.
Rys. 90c.gsl u busnsi,
Sismde; Prime. I5e.
Bsled Strap: 35@40e.
J,Iii0io: 5G6J<c. ? N. o->.oa..
Wool: washed. 40&4Ic.; UNMARRIED. 27@25c.
BURY wool win bring from 20 be. y 10 less 'nsh
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. Sc.
r,,ne.t. Bose.dsle. el.40Qsl.50 q barrel
James River, 4 .30@$1.40.
Lfms. Agricultural. ca Zoe. y busnel: koek and:
'aa,sbingj. 10: Gienp's Falls. $4,000.
Plaster: Lump. s475; ground, "; ea'cinea
plaster, III 60@sl.75.
Tar: Large size, $3.50.
DRY Geods.
pvf,ts. Merrimack. 6Yc,: MerrimAek shirfne,
otc. Kicnmond. 6Hc.; south Bridge; 6He: racine
re-; sprasue. 6le.: spragne shlrnnr, oye'
wasninston. So: Mallery Pink, 7c.; Mallory Pur-
ME. 7c.; Simpson Mourning. TO-; slmnson Grey,
yc.; simpson Black, 6Hc.; Harmony oHc.' Asn'
'"I Bro o coftcns Manchester n A., 4sc.; Man.
CHI ser 4.4 A. A., &c.; kocsoritgs "a n
*. r. 1kc.; James River A X. H.. DC. jane
RIVER standard A ID: d. Srsaissslih,s n
r.. ekc. GTantegiie ga T. T.. ISe. 10 ~
Bro,os Sasstiaqs: Peppereii io-@, 2oHc. An
droseoggin l0.4, 2Sxe. w. va,
Bisdcssa Shtrt,ggs dsd nass,tngs' ffSc IA.
Sroscoacin L., Qc Fruit of the Loom, lVc.i fot
rcstdslf, oc. Here ~, eHe Psihsms 1Hssi puins
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COMM ERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. October 20, 1880.


OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WUEAT.-JVhite, 40 bushels. Red 2,774 BUSH
els. a., eo.,,
CORN White. SOP bushels. Mtred, so baEhels.
OA7s.-59S bushels.
NFAL.-l0 bushels.
RYE.-2l0 bushels
BLACK PEAs.-24 bushels.
BLACK-EYE PEAS.-S bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 40 bushels very good on private
terms Red-Lancasur. 52 bushels prime on prl-
yate terms; Ola bushels very good az ~
bushels very good at sl20-toial, pa bushels
Nfred, 400 bushels very good at Sl.2O; 45O BUSH
els very good on private terms: "A bushels good at
sl.IS; 20 bushels fair at Sl.l5-total, g6f bushels
Fuiz, 40 bushels prime at sl.2C; l52 bushels
good at Sl.l7 372 bushels good AT 8 .l6; SO
bushels cJmm0n at Sl.O6--tota 6S2 bushels.
CORN-JV White, 40 bushels good new at DC
34O shels good new At 56c.-iotal. 4sO bushels
Wfred. 80 bushels very good al SIC.
OATs.-60 bushels very good spring al 4Ic;
252 bushels prime winter on private terms-tOlal
3l2 bushels
MEAL.-10 bushels at Csc.
RYE.-l50 bushels on private terms.
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The Military Reunion ut Atlanta.

ATLANTA, GA, October 20.-The special
attraction Of the soldiers retniou to-day
was a sham battle, which took place be-
tween the visiting and local military at Ogle-
thorpe Park, and was witnessed by $4,000
people. II was an intensely interesting
spectacle, and was thoroughly enjoyed by
the vast crowd. Tonight the Mystic Owls
gave their annual parade. Tomorrow an
old-iashioned Georgia barbecue will be
given the visiting military at the eneamp-
melt.
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SEED WHEAT, CLOVER. HAY, arc.
CEED WHEAT, GLOVER, TIMOTHY,
- AND ORCHARD-GRAsS SEEDS.

We have full supply OF CHOICE GRASS SEED
md SEED WHEAfs; also. about loo bushels OF
that celebrated "sCOTT WHEAT: which Is SAID
by some OF the best and most .ciehtinc 40
,,nnerior 10 any other Red Wheat;-see Couatry
GsntiemGn or I'd Instant THIS Whes, was fal -
w a.; rscd wheat Price, 90 rs per nusbei.
pariies wanting il had better apply At once
ii. Is. TALiAtERkO YIN
&C 1.eod10t ncAe ~ o-.'e- --- ------
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Uuiver,aI,st General Convention.

HUDSON, n. Y. October 20.-The Uni
yersalist General Convention assembled In
this city to-day. A large number OF clergy
men are present, representing the denomi-
nation in nearly every State OF the Union.
The Convention will continue three days,
the FIRST day being devoted TO organization
and routine business.
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MARINE INTELLiGENCb.
MINIAruRE ALMANAC-OcIoBER 20, 1880.
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER rs, 1880.


ARRIVED.
Schooner Annie L. Moore. Williams, Phlade-
phia, railroad-iron, Tredesar Company; vessel
Curtis & Parker. -, NJ.
Schooner Eddie. Palmer, Baltimore, iron, Irede'
gar Company; vessel, Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner Martha Collins, Morgan, baltimore,
shells, A. :. Lee. -,
schooner Lucy Jones, Marihugh. New York. salt,
r. #. Williams 4 Co.; vessel, Curtis i Parker.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. Is. 1atsm,
agent. ,,. 10000
hoops, Curtis Parker.
CLEARED.
Bria Neptuue's Car, Rogers. Rio de Janeiro, with
2.490 barrels and 100 haf-barrels OF nour, valued
american schooner william u. Knight. Tawes,
Matsnzas. Cuba. With 10000 hogshead' hoops,
valued at 1880.
MEMORANDA.
PHILADELPHIA, October l9.-Arriyed: schoo-
pers r. H. Graham, Smith; Amelia Hearn. pbil-
Iips; NJ. N. Rand, Kinney; Dick Williams, WiiIets'
all from Richmond.
BY Telegraph.
QUEENSTOWN, October 2os-Arriyed 1911 BARK
Fortune. from Richmond. 10
BosIOS, october 2O.-Arrived: bfig Mhiy r.
peuneIl from Richmond.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The situation I'm Ireland.

LONDON, October 20.-Tbe Globe says it
learns from good authority that the quantity
of firearms imported into Ireland from
America and the Continent greatly exceeds
the official estimates. The correspondent
of the Pdit- Mall Gazette at Dublin says:
About a dozen land meetings are preparing
for Sunday next. Violent resolutions passed
by the Orange lodges in condemnation OF
the land agitators attract much attention.
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By Telegraph.

INV YORK, October 90 Nson.-Stocks strong
Money on call, 263 per seet. rNcnahse-Loh.'
4e1 short, 4s3. State bonds duh. 6overhinehu
Ecsnfno.-aoney, 2HG4 per cent. EXCHANGE,
4sI. Governments steady new %, lOZa IA pei
cents, ll07S; per cents, l09S s'a'es uu'''
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK October Bottle Posts financial
article saws: AT tue stock Exchange Unit2d STATES
bonds are firm at an advance OF Tor al issues
except the short date skies. hslroan nonus a,'
active and strong. the special features being me Is
snes Of The southwestern railroads. Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas nrsts advanced to liOA, the seconns
to 67H. Texas and Pacific land gram a. anc ON
Grande diysiOnl 10 ga. Erie SECOND cohsols "eLe
active at 941t@94%. In the stock market we
pscaei nave PEN ths aSv wa, s" n and m OF
The former Northwest common has advanced 10
/ az and the preferred to 1885,, Milwaukee and
81 PJul 20 IOOZ and llSA for the preferred. OF
the stocks which will be affected by the negotiations
stu pending between representatives OF the Waoasn
aud the BURLINGTON and Quincy there has , neen an
Wabash preferred to 74b; in the common to Al
and In Urion Pacific 10 93h. In the remalnder on
the list the dealings have been small Except ~ LAKE
| shore Hannibal and 81 Joseph. Ontario and Wesl-
| ern. and Western Union Telegraph; all OF Which,
nc wevsr have beon strong. Al times the coal STOCKS
Manhattan and Pacific Mail have oeen weak Mone ne
| cent. Prime mercantile paper Is 4H@5H rer cent.
The following quotations were current to-day
United States per cents. 1O0&; United states
AZ per cents. / lOX; New Jersey Central 74h; OHIO
and Mississippi. 35ls; Erie. 43,s Michigan Seniral'
lO5%; Hannibal aud 81. Joseph, AIN; Lake shore
| i3ss: Iron Mountain, SO; Rock Island. 1901; 81
| Paul. lOIL: Wabash, ST. Louis and PACING pre-
| fcIred, 7ei,; Kansas and Texas. 3Ss; Western
| Union Telegraph, 1904; c. &. aud l. ca l9'a' Ia
cine MAIL ff~' BALTIMORE.
| BALTIMORE. October 2O-Virginia 6's, old, 10;
new lo-4O's, Al lO.4O's, coupons, 95k. Bid TO-
| naV.
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wa,er-ramine I'm New Jersey.

MEcnAYIcsvILLE, N. j., October co.
Three mills shut down here to-day for the
want Of water. One hundred bands were
thrown cut Of employment.
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Death Of nm Authorizes.

BosToN. October 20.-Mrs. Lydia Maria
Child, the wel.known authOresS, died this
morning at Wayland, Mass. aged seventy
eight.
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shot Himself.
POLITICAL.
The Eligibility OF Electors In Ohio.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, October 20.-The Re
publican state Central Committee and Du-
merous candidates for presidential electors
met here last night for consultation as TO the
eligibility OF electors. Stanley Matthews pre-
senttd his opinion that persons holding Of
fees other than Federal Offices were eligible
as such electors; but that to avoid all SEM
blance OF objection from any quarter he
deemed 1t desirable that persons holding any
Office, elective or appointive, should resign
either those positions or their places on
the electoral ticket. A resolution TO this
effect vas adopted, aud the entire evening
was occupied 10 inducing candidates Tor
electors TO accent this decision. Generals
Grosvernor and s. ;. Warner, candidates
for electors at large, decided to resign their
places as directors OF the Soldiers Orphan
Home and Northern Ohio Asylum respect
lively. DIR. Beaman retired rather than re-
sign his place as q member OF the Assembly.
Several other candidates resigned minor
offices. State Senators Egglestou and Kirby
were not present, but will be called upon
TO resign either their State offices or their
places on the electoral ticket.
Congregational Nominations.
SALEM, MASS, October 20.-The Demo-
Gratis OF The Sixth district to-day nominated
L. Moody Boynton, OF West NewDerry, for
| Congress.
Lyons, n. Y, October 20.-The Demo-
Gratis OF the Twenty.siXth district to-day
unanimously nominated Peter Ii. Van Au'
ken for Congress.
An Alleged Forgery.
| MENTOR, OHIO, October 90 General
Garfield SAYS the letter relating TO the Chi
nese question published In New York
morning paper and purportingto have been
written by him is forgery.
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sEnsrER's MOUNTAIN NOME.
Life OF the Great Artist Among the
Apprentices.

s.oRY OF HER EARLY sTRUGGtEs-HoW \
TALENTED SISTER WAS LOST TO hsr--AN
ITALIAN PARADISE.
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Anarchy I'm the East.

LoNpoN. October 2O.-A dispatch from
Bucharest to The Times says: Trustworthy
Intelligence from the border land between
Macedonia and Albania represents that the
Christians are ripe for revolution. The
Bulgarans and Mussulmans are armed. and
assassnations on both sides are common &C.
currenccs. Anarchy reigns supreme. II is
believed that the chic: purpose OF the Turk
ish authorities in inducing Albanians to
flock to the northern and southern frontiers
Is TO establish troops in the interior, where
they can control the lawless population and
crush their ideas Of independence. III some
steps are not taken to restore order the
population will probably be considerably
diminished by mutual determination.
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flour.
zine, s3ns3.5O: extra, 1926 snrorfne, S4.5O@
s475; common family, s5.60@f5.75.
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O. O HURT & SONS CELEBRATED
-. PIEDMONT PATENT FAMILY FLooh' III
barrels and Bags ,Sr az ~ WORKMAN, Agents.
q. II. eodsw Nc. IS south Thirtesntn sassh
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NEW FLOUR READY FOR USE.

we cali the attention OF dealers 10 the superior
perits OF orr siandarS brands Of FLpUR-ihe
Dunlop DEC0RTlCATED PATENT FAMILY,
McCANCE DECoRTICATED NEW-PkoCEss
MccAscE DEcoRTicATED NEw.PRocEss
EXTRA.
TO HAD IN BARRELS AND BAGS
AT our oce 1918 east Cary street, or Of our agent,
ri. Al. WORTHAM, FL south Fifteenth street.
All The leading gr0cers here are IN position 10
meet shs wants OF their patr0ns for any quantity
'p 81 i s. 1'S'' '"'V' DUNLOP 3 McCANcE.