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X HoPP's sALVE CUBE,
GREA LEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE

A NTON FISCHER'S DYE WORKS..
a ard the only Dry Cleansing establishment in
the City, 9O6 q st. q W. near 8 Patent office.
LEN BLANKETS, cleansed by superior process.
Also, GENJLEMEN'S GARMENTS cleansed and
dyed Terms very cheap, according to fine work.
jelly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-14

A RMY AND NAVY.-Offcers Of theArmy and
"A Navy absent from Washington can have their
Watches, when needing repairs, expressed to me;
the careful attention they will receive at my hands
Dempsey's Stationery store Washin gton. d. O. a36
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DANVILLE.

FOUND IN THE CANAL; A CASE OF MURDER-A
BATTLE IN NORTH DsNviLLE; MAN SEVERE.
Lr woUSDED-0THER EVENTS OF A CIRCUS
DAY-fRosT AND NO RAIY-DR. PLCMER--
MR.. BARNUN'S SECOND BLOW.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispaich.I
OCTOBER %, 1880.
The body OF a white man was fouad in
the canal yesterday morning, aud at first It
was not easy to identify 1t. After awhile IL
was found TO be the body OF Scott Hankios,
WHO lived In the Brosville neighborhood, In
this county. A coroDer's jury was sum-
moned, but no report from 1t has been made
as yet. The policemen tell NE that IT is a
plain case OF murder, the water OF the
canal being so shallow that a grown man
would not drown in IL. and there being
several large cuts about the bead. Hankins
was seen about town Saturday, and was de.
Gently dressed, and during the day bad
gone into BARRIERS shop 10 he shaved. 1t
Is not known whether he had any money OF
consequence or not while going about
town. II Is supposed that he came TO town
10 attend the circus, there being an exbibi.
ton on band saturday, and that some one
Of the immense crowd that was here, from
III quarters and Of every character, knocked
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WALL STREET YESTERDAY,

NEW YORK October 25.-The POSTS financial
article says: The stock Exchange markets at the
opening were duli. Speculative sharps were irregu-
lar, but generally lower, however. The market be-
came strong AMI more active, and prices advanced
up 10 noon 4G3S per cent, the rise being led by
Reauing. which was bought M to 44N Another
PhiIa1epht stOck-Pitisburgh, 1tlu-ville and
Buffio-adyanced II 10 80. Northwest, pre-
ION and Quincy TO l43, Chicago and Alton
To 126, Alton aud Terre llaute 10 2S1zd SSk,
aud Louisville and Nashville to 16S. Ihe gene.
raj list sNnpaIhzsd 10 iractionli extent, with
the rise In these stocks although the tele-
graph shares and Nashville aud Cha tanooga have
becu al times, notably weak Government bonds
are higher for the short issues and unchanged for
the long. Railroad bonds continue active and
strong. aud prices have further advanced Ag2h
Der cent. The latter Texas and Pacific Rio GTande
dlylsi0n) irsts, which up to 500 The land grant
income seysns up per cent. 10 74!5, Kansas and
Texas seconds are uD per cent. 70 40, Canada
Southern nrsis per cent 10 100. The Chicago and
.ori invest snkng-fund skies have To-day advanced
nrsls per cent. TO TAX. Money on call Is in album
cant supply at 215M3R per cent. on time at 36D4
per cent, and on prime mercantile paper at 4H3
D. per cent.
The following guoIauOus were current to-day:
United States per cents, 1000 1905 bid; United
States Az per cents, ii 0@1104; New Jersey Cen
trial, 75a; Ohio and Misslss4 poi. IS: Erie, 431
Michigan Central, l054; Hannibal aud ~. Joseph,
Sjk; Lake Shore, l4s; Northwest 1l!A North
west preferred. 140k; Iron Mountain, OIL; Rock
737s: Wabash, ~. Louis and Pacific, IN; Wabash
St. Louis and Pacific preferred, 74h; kan,as and
Texas. 3SA: Western Union Telegraph, 1OlH; {.
c. and l. c., 1915 Pacific Mall 457s.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, October 25.-Virgina 6's, old, 10
901. new I0-40's, 40h; 1910 coupons, 95A. Bic
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The Protestant Episcopal General
Conferences.

| NEW YORK, October 25.-The Committee
on the State of the Church in the Episcopal
Church, through Rev. Dr.. Van Deusen
made their report to the House OF Deputies
| OF the Episcopal Convention to-day. They
say "Whist we would not diminish, but
rather increase, all appliances and have the
instrumentaliiies for carrying the blessings
OF the Gospel to the western States and
Territories while the aborigineS OF this
land, mostly found there, are receiving our
sympathy and aid, aud arOusing increasing
zeal in their civilization and organization,
why is il that the southern diocese, de-
| pressed and impoverished, receive no more
OF the Church's benefactions, and are left
| to carry on their mission work with little
more assistance than can be secured within
| their own limits Why is it that these
| 4, 900, 900 OF the colored race, now clothed
with the elective franchise, eligible TO all
places OF trust--to our legislatures. to seats
| in Congress, and acting in many instances
as teachers OF the young-sbould awaken
| far les. enthusiasm and call forth not one
moie,y OF the iberaity that the Indian
does 2" The committee, concluding their
remarks on the subject, invoke the atten-
| ton OF the whole Church 10 their incon-
sistency and inequality in the interest, SYM
pathy, and charity OF the Church.
The committee further report: ave
think we see in some OF the clergy Glsp0'
sition TO conform to the tastes, sentiments,
| and opinions which once were neither con-
slstent with ministerial fidelity nor ap-
proved by the wordly-mlnded. Places are
| frequented, amusements are INDUCED IN,
and opinions are advocated which make
them popular, perhaps, with those VINO
gladly welcome them as companions, put
have no respect for their instructions or ad-
monitious. To escape the imputation OF
being Puritanical they approach, II they 90
not enter, the realms Of worldly c0Dforml-
| ty, levly, and indifference. In the admin
| istration Of their parishes and in securing
means for their maintenance they permit and
countenance Just those things which the ma
tural man loses and in which The young
take most delight. Churches were once built
by lotteries, but the moral sense was at last
offended, and they were prohibited. Now
theatrcas. dances, suppers, and whatever
else will draw money from the throng who
love excitement and amusement, are pre-
sented as attractions for securing means
with which TO carry on the Churcb's work.
We believe these practices are destroying
the public respect for many teachers OF our
| holy religion. They appeal to motives
| from which men should not act IN the Re-
deemer's service, or in making an offering
! for His holy work. while they cause the
enemies of God to blaspheme."
The report was adopted and sent TO the
House Of Bishops.
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him over. took whatever he bad Of any
value on bis person, and pitched The body
Into the canal.
There was q battle III North Danvillt
saturday night between John Ramey and
denis Maroney, In which MsroBey received
wounds from pistol In the hands OF Rsmey
THAT are likely 10 prove fatal. As Ramey
and one OF his sons were passing the resi-
dence Of Maroney. Maroney's dog ran out
after them, aud Rsmey shot at the dog.
Maroney then shot at Ramey, and after that
there was csher firing. Kinney, | under.
stand, cane of unhurt. Maroney received
one wound In the band, one In the abdo-
men, one In the back II Is thought that
one OF the balls ~ lodged amongst the bow
els, and u IL said that the other passed into
the back Within an inch Of the spine. After
Maroney had fallen Ramey went down to
the store OF Mr.. James NJ. Williams, and
said to him, "Jim, come here; Pve shot
Denis Maroney." Romey then took vii.
Iiams 90 the SPOT where Maroney was lying,
and said, ''Tbcre he Isl" Dir. Williams
then went 10 inform Mrs. Marcney, and
when the sad news was impaired TO her she
fell senseless TO the floor. Help was called
In, Mrs. Maroney restored to consciousness,
and Mr.. Maroney was taken home and pro-
not thought that he can recover. MIR. Will
liams used TO be policeman, and he thinks
that Ramey went 10 him both TO have Ma
roney cared for and 10 surrender himself.
Rameys afterwards made no attempt to
escape arrest, and a preliminary trial will
be held this morning.
Whether IL must be taken as matter OF
course or not cannot here say, but circus
day was a day Of misbaps. The next case
to be reported Is that Of a battle between
two negro men. One OF them, Ned Cole
man, shot the other, Davis Graves, with q
pistol II is said that the bullet struck
Graves plump on the forehead, but as death
did not ensue 1t is supposed that the pistol
was one OF the light $3.50 weapons which
TIE negroes are fond OF. Another case Is
that OF Boswell Smith, who shot Mary
Mitchell in bawdy house on Craghead street
late Saturday night. The bullet entered
the breast, and it is supposed the wound
must prove fatal. Another case is that OF
negro man who lost Il finger in some way
unknown. The finger was found on the
street Saturday night, but no parties to the
loss have been heard OF.
There have been several heavy frosts re-.
Gently, and also one or two showers. The
old saying is, "Three frosts make one
rain"
The death OF DR.. Plumer has excited
much regret here. He was the founder OF
the Presbyterian church here, and was
looked upon as the Observation-Disclosures OF
some OF the older citizens and their ances-
tors.
Wise men say that Mr.. Barnum has dealt
another good blow. Out OF 1000 votes and
more this county has given never more than
something over 700 for the Rsadiusters. II
all the balance can be got to the polls some
thing great will be done. ALPHA.
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We refer, Of course, TO DR.. BENSON'S CELERY
AND CHAMOMILE PILLS. which are all they are
recommended to be. and will cure the above-named
diseases without any doubt-have permanently cured
thousands Of cases.
extant is found in DR.. c. W. BENsoN'S CELERY
AND CHAMoMILE PILLS The properties Of
Celery and ChamomiIe are peculiarly adapted 10
cure headache, and II remained for DR.. Benson to
formulate and compound the properties so as to he
made available DR.. Benson is recognized as one OF
the most eminent ard successful physicians in Bal
inore. and his reputation is OF itse.f sufficient
guaranty of the value of his medcines.-Nelo York
Herald.
Every ose is now talking Of DR.. c. W. BENSON'S
CELERY AND CHAMOMILE PILLS, and The
wonderful cures they have effected since they have
been placed before the public. 1t is the chief topic
of conversation on the streets In the hotels, and in
private houses. These Pills are prepared expressly
10 cure headaches neuralgia. nervousness, and iEdi'
ges ton and will cure any cae no matterhow obsti-
nate II may be- of either sick, nervous, or dyspepuc
headache, or NEURALGIA, nervousness, or sleepless-
ness.-BoSton Glote.
Price, 90 cents a box, postage free. Sold by all
druggists. Depot 100 north Eutaw street, Bat-
more, Nd, and at Richmond Va. &C 26-lt
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, October rs, 1880.

OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, AS bushels. Red, 4,940 BUSH
White. 9s2 bushels; of which 1916 BASH
els were rroffered. Mf.red, SO bushels
OAIs.-S0S bushels; OF which 800 bushels were
reofftred.
RYE.-5O bushels; Of which 10 bushels were re-
exhibited.
PEAs-56 bushels.
CoTTOS.-51 bales.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 6 bushels common at sl.lC: 6
bushels at 70c.-total, II bushels. Red-Lancasttr.
so bushels prime seed at 1925; 90 bushels prime
at sI2l: IA bushels very good ut S1.20; IA bush
els very good at Sis; "a bushels fair az SlI5-
total. 9s bushels Mred 400 bushels very good at
Sl.2l; 20 bushels very good al Sl.20; 1000 bash
els very good at sl.l9; 02 bushels very good at
Sl.l8; GA bushels very good at SLY; SIG BUSH
els very good on priyaie terms $50 bushels fair at
sl.15-tolal, 2,642 bushels. Fuliz, 100 bushels
very good at sl.ls; bushels very good at Sly;
$40 bushels very good at Sl.l6; llS bushels good
at $1.15; 81 bushels good AZ S1.l3; 262 bushels
fair at SIP: 60 bushels lair al II 10; 81 bushels
common at Al O5-tOtal, 1,34S bushels.
CoRN.-TV White, 372 bushels prime new at 56c.;
1872 bushels good new at Doc. SO bushels damp
new at Sac. 50 bushels very good old at 57e.; 81
bushels very good new on private terms-total, 734
bushels Mired 40 bushels very good Al 55c.; 26
bushels damp AZ 52c.-lotal, 66 bushels.
RYR.-3S bushels yeTy good nj Soc; 10 bushels
very good at SIC; bushels common AZ 7Jc.-tOtal
80 bushels.
COTTON % bales midAling at l0ac.
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OCTOBER 25.-The following are the quotations
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Lt0s-Common to good. 44.50@S6.
LsGc-Common, S6.50MS7; medium, SSd 50
good 500 s11; fine, Sl2@sl4; extra foe, $3.50
SIG. ,o
$3.50; good, SSaS9; Gne, Sl0@SlO.75.
DARK ToBACCO-MANUFACTURI
Lug Filers.-C0mmon. $3.5O@s4; medium,
S4.50GS5; good, S5.50dS6.
Lear FiHers-COmmon. s5@s5 90; medium
$50 $3.50; good, s7GSS; fine, S9@Sl0.
IVrdDpeTS.-COmmou, s750dfs.50: medium
.S.50d.9: good, S9.50@flO; fine, slO@slI ;
extra sun-cured, :12@l5.
BRIGHT Co-MANUFACTURING.
Smokers.-Common, sSdsl0; medium, 500
kl2: good, Sl2GSlG; fine, sl6@S20.
FiHerS-CommOn, s6aFS: medium, 7gs9
good, sl9GS12; fine, nominal
UTapD erS.-C Common, ~ 0ds l5 medium. 81 5G
$40: good, s20GS30; hae, 440@s50: fancy, $50
@s75.
WTaDpers. HshOgdny.-Common, S12Nfl0
medium, s15GG20; good, S22@s25; fine, 1900
$40; extra, S45@s50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class OF goods is confined
principay To good old heavy-bodied Tugs and Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote:
Old Tugs, S4@S5: Kentucky River Tugs, slO9
sl2; Kentucky River leaf, Sl3aslo'
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
MONDAY, October 20, 1880.
Couutry prodscr.

Country Prodnce.
Apples Green-lIarket glutted-from 75c. to
81 80 per barrel
Bses,odx. 2O4204c. p n.
Butter: Prime 70 choice yellow, 2oe.; far 70
'V Corn Neal; 60@e5c. p bushel for country; zoe.
DTtsd Fruit: Apples, 2@4e.; blaekberrics, &c. +:
cherries, l2@l0c.; raspberries, 20@22c.
Zoos: l6c.
25c.
HaV: Virginia timothy, Sl9sl.O5; clover, $50
95c.
PotGtseS: irish--New Rose, sl.75 Bbarrel 500
rs Rsofs Ginseng, $l@sl.l0 PfD.; Seneca free Of
tore, 40c. . %.
lard: Country S@S4c.
Rye. 90c.dsl u bushe-
Ssitndc: Prime. L5c.
BsLed Strdt0: 30@4Oes
TaIlap: 5et5*c. y 10 o,aoo.
wool: Washed. 408S lc.; unwAsnec. zI@2oc
Rurry wool. win bring from 10 DC. 10 ieSs ihsn
above rates.
Cement. Bime, Plaster. NC.
c,m.nt. Rosestale. sl.40@sl.o0 . barrel
n,ms. hrricaTurai, So l0c. u busnel; hockAna
sl,l6Gsl.zo. according 70 aeoHSonc
| taoishsns, All rs: Gleun's Falls, Sogs0c'
| ptsstsr: i.nme. "A TO; grounc, so' eSSis''
plaster. a1.6o@sl7o:
! Tar: Large size. s4'oo.
prfnfs: Merrimack. 9Hr; MsIrn az ~ .a'
/ 5kc Richmond. 6kc.i seul n n,ios h,ss,n.f Ne
7c', sprague. &C.; bpraxue ssnehsf o3 ~
Dunnels, eye; Aliens ohc'i @s''sASsa' ~
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OF A MAINE ELEcToR so AS
TO GIVE Tue GREENBAcKERs A FULL
PROPORTION or THE ELECTORAL TICK
IT-wITHDRAwAL or A DYMoCRATIC
CONGRESSIONAL FIGHT BE-
TWEEN STATE AND UNITED STATES oP-
FTCIALs IN NEW ORLEANS UPON REGIS
TRATIoN QUEsTioN-C CAPTURE OF A
NOTED ILLICIT DfsTILLERYiNG GEORGIA.
THE EPISCOPAL C0USCIL-GARFIELD's
LETTER TO MIR. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
TELgGRAPHic COMMUNICATION WITH
LONDON On ACCOUNT OF THE BURNING
or THE PosT-oFFicE AT MANCHESTER
THE IRISH AGITAToRs; MIR. PARNELL's
LAST sPEECH-vARIoUs FOREIGN ITEMS.
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A FORMER READJUSTER EDITOR AND A PROMI-
NENT LAWYER DECLARES FOR THE REGULAR
TICKET.
Especial telegram to The Dispatchl
HARRIsoNBURG, VA, October 25-John
II. Watmann, late editor OF the Resdiust-
er paper at Charlottesville, and former edi-
tor Of the old Rockingham Register, has de-
clared for the regular electoral ticket, and
will canvass for it.
q. n. Liggett, a prominent lawyer and
member OF the Convention OF 1867, and APP
pointed canvasser Of the 7th-of.July ticket,
has written an able and ringing letter urg-
Ing all Democrats to vote for the regular
ticket.
The recognition OF the 19th.oi-May ticket
by the National Democratic Committee, and
the still evident determination Of Malone
to seek to ieopardize the success Of the
electoral vote Of Virginia, is awakening the
Tenth Legion Democrats TO a sense OF theiI
duty.
THAT letter" Again Denounced.
NEW YORK, October 25.-Mr. Jewell re.
ceiyed the following letter to-day from
General Garfield:
MENTOR, OHIO, October 90, 1880.
Hon. Marshall Je,oeH, Chairman Repu6li
can Committee;
Dear Sir,-In my dispatches Of yesterday
and this evening, which are also sent you
by mail, / have denounced The MOrey letter
as base forgery. It's stupid and brutal
sentiments | never expressed nor enter
t.s., lit at,ki c1,A q
clumsy attempt 10 initiate my pcnmansbiI
and signature. Any one who is familiar
with my handwriting will instantly see that
| the letter is spurious.
Very truly yours, j. A. GARFIELD.
Registration Troubles I'm New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS. Oct Der 2j.-Tne after
noon Picapine says "The fight between
the State and United States officials upon
the registration question Is assuming very
grave proportions, ana n severe conflict
may be expected at any moment. Arrests
are already made OF parties registering
within ten days prior 10 the election, a
specified in the law for the revision OF thu
| lists. At noon to-day Charles Kayanac, SUI
pervisor OF registration, informed Colone
| William Roy, chief OF supervisors, that hi
would resist further arrest with all The
power of the State. The deputy United
States marshals have received Instruction:
10 caution every person attempting to regis
ter not to do so under pain OF arrest, when
if the warning Is UNDECIDED, arrest will bc
made. The registration is going on briskll
at the registration Offices, even the negroe:
taking advantage Of the few days yet re
naming"
Resignation of n Maine EIectOr.
| PORTLAND, Me-, October 25.-BeDia
Bunker has addressed a letter to the chair
man Of the Greenback Committee resign
ing bis nomination for electOr in favor o
George w. Wooster, one OF the straight
Greenback electors. Bunker having de
clared for Hancock, his resignation WAS he
cessary to give the Greenbackers full pro
portion OF the electoral ticket.
Congressional Candidate Withdrawn
| CHICAGO, October 25.-Judge Cody, TIT
Democratic candidate for Congress in thu
First district, Southslde, has withdrawn
and John Mattock has been placed in nOmi
nation in his stead.
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In consequence OF the recent accident in
Brooklyn the New York Park Commits
sioners have withdrawn the permission
given to bicyclists to use the west drive OF
the park. The riders OF bicycles are re-
quired TO use greater caution, and dismount
when crossing the drives.
A slight fall OF snow occurred Sunday at
Albany, y. Y, and was followed by a heavy
wind.storm. The water in the Hudson was
never lower, steamboat and ferry boat hav-
ing run aground near the city.
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sh,pwreeked italian Mariners.

NORFOLK, October 25.-Tbe captain and
eleven Of the crew OF the Italian bark Clam
Battista Primo, from Genoa for Baltimore,
which was wrecked on Hog island Friday
morning, have arrived here In a destitate
condition. The Italian consul will flemish
them with clothing and necessities, The,
leave for Baltimore Tonight
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Illicit Dlstiliery destroyed In Georgia.

WASHINGTON, October pa telegram
from Collector Wade, at Savannah, states
that Deputy Collector Wade yesterday
morning at sunrise captured in Ebbert
county the Illicit distillery OF the notorious
Wash. Parham, and destroyed forty gallons
OF whiskey and several thousand gallons OF
mash aud beer. Parham was captured.
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Schedules Filed.

NEW YORK, October 25.-In the matter OF
the assignment OF Robinson, Lord d Co., to
John A. Nichols, the schedules were filed to-
day in the Court OF Common Pleas. They
show liabilities OF S105, 070.33; nominal as
sets S9S, e59.S4, and actual assets sS5.O93. 70.
The schedules In the assignment OF Julius
Com to Abraham Com were also flied, with
liabilities OF SIS, 26S.1 S; nominal assets $685.
I75.7S, and actual assets s43,65l.37.
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Petersburg Rejects the Contract.

PETERsBUkG, October 25.-The City
Council al a special meeting this afternoon
voted to reject the contract submitted by
the conference OF STOCKHOLDERS OF the Allan
tic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad Compa-
ny for the approval Of the cities OF Lynch
burg, Petersburg, and Norfolk.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
NIALARIAL POISON.

The principal cause Of neatly all sickness at this
time of the year has its origin IN disordered
Liver which, If not gulaed in time, great suffer-
ing, Indebtedness, and death will ensue. gentle
man writing from South America, says:
Al have used yonr simmons Liver Regulator
with good effect. both prevention and cure for
Malarial Feyers ON the Isthmus OF Panama"
If you feel drowsy, debilitated, have frequent
headache, mouth tastes badly. poor appetite. and
tongue coated YOU are suffering from torpid liver or
biliousness" and nothing Will cure you so speedily
and permanently as to take
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
It's given with safety and the happiest results to
the NEST delicate infant. II takes The place Of qui-
nine and btters of every kind. 1t is the cheapest,
purest, and best family medicine in the world
Prepared by j. II. ZElIIN & CO.,
philadelphia.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS. oc 9.eodtAu1s
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1neeudiasy Fire - UorfoIk County
Cotton-H.adeu Bark on Fire at Nor
folk city.
Especial telegram to the DispaIeh.I
NORFOLK, VA, October 2j.-This morn.
Ing about daybreak two large barns and
the stables on the beautiful "Glencoe"
farm Of Colonel George 7. Wallace, near
Northwest Locks. Norfolk county, were
destroyed by an incendiary fire, together
With a large quantity OF bay and corn,
farming utensils, and nine mules. The
buildings were fred simultaneously. Par
italy insured.
A fire broke out this afternoon in bark
loading with cotton at Reynolds Brothers,.
The Fire Department, after an hours WORK,
got the flames under control.
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THE POsT-OFFICE AT MANCHESTER BURNED
WAS 1T TUE WORK OF TBK IRISH LEAGUE!
NEW YORK, October PA London spe-
cal says the post-ofiice at Manchester is in
flames and will be destroyed. All tee-
graphic communication with London now
Q2:l5 A. NJ is suspended. Great alarm is
felt here. as there are plain indications that
the fire was set by incendiaries, and it is be-
lleved by many persons that this indicates
an intention TO organize disturbances in
England in aid Of the Land League in Ire
land
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pnOrESSIONAI..
M DON'T YOV FORGET TIT

"A CHEAP FOR CHsl.-BELAIR sARkEr.
so-,,e, 81 Grace AUD Belsidere streets. wlil be
opened TUESDAY. ocIeskx ySIr. wnss3
vru will nnd . fail supply cit khsvvr a ire
TNBi.Es DAILY; BUTTER, EGGs, CHEESE; orSs.
TIERS, GAME. POULTRY. aud FISH rn ns MN wsu
vea s' can buy Your whole Nsskesax fsy the money
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And aqu't you Sssyel n % 1s'1A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-26
By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NRw YORK, October 90 Noen.--StOcks strong.
Money on call. 2M3 per cent. FXchange-LOng.
ASH; short, 4s3'9. State bonds dull. Governments
quiet.
Erening.-Money, 2x63k per cent. Exchange,
4Slb Governments Inactive but strong new 5s,
los: Al per cents, ITO; per cents, 100. States
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