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'Vn rank Leslle's illustrated Newspaper.i
A LADY SAID '''l
THOSE noREID PIN;rLEs, NoIc,Nxor
60. PLEASE PRESENT NY ExcI.srsn

'''"o'E '"'-'Nirds Of the ladies' in society and
'''''' w our 'and are afflicted with skin di..,.,.
q" various kinds, to go away with which ir,,co,.,,
'' "'"' without injury, would he the bann,c.,
event OF their live. Then she wonli Inv, It,,
OF d'snsurcd and marrcd comtenapce am. ,,..,
"'''' DC handsome or at leas; good-looking. for
"'! ono with clear, pure skin. no matter what ,o
'u' OF her features are, las certain a,no,r,, ~,
good looks which attract everybody. Asiti.,,o,,.
Si' lmaeines every one sees and talks about .. tho
'''o"ie>' " those horril pimplcs," and Other I,,
''"'e with which size is afflicted ana Obi. il. .ro oc
either sox.
!" improve this appearance great risks are
"'A'n; arsenic mercury. or hieh-sound tjilc1
named articles containing these dcatb-deal,ng
drugs are taken i'm hopes of getting rid Of an tbeso
troubles In many cases. death is the result. No
alienation Of the burning, heating. itching. and
Inflammation is given. Al troubled with Eczema
'>at rh"aml, Tctlcr-. Humors, Inflammation.
Rough >caty Eruptious 81 any kind. disease, of
'h' ii'lr and scalp. >crof,la. Ulcers. Pimllc.. or
Tender feelings on amy part Of thc BODY. sbo,ld
know that there s. hop. for them I'm q sure n,ro,t
ana eie,anI remedy. known as DIR. BEN
son shIN CURE i makes The skin white.
SIT and SMOOTH rcmoyos tan and frcckIc-. and 81.
TIE Test tol,t dressing ina ;hc world. It oicsutly
put Dp two bottles in one package. con. l.ilng If
both Internal and oNiega'tretmcut Oprrealcr.
should DC sue 10 rc' ui>, and no, some oldIcmoly
io>uscIia'ed ou lie success Of Dr. Benson, and
now advertised AS Tie Great skin Cure" There
i- only one-t bears tie Doctors picimo-and e.,
i.Tst,e 10y an druggists. 5 per package.
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The Jeanncffe inquiry.

WASHINGTON. October 2l.-The eXami.
nation of lieutenant DncuhoWcr was con.
tinucd before the Jeanette Board If m
CURRY to-day. He testified that Tho sudden
disaster 10 the ship was anticipated. and
when she first entered the pack prepare
tion- were made 10 abandon her. The
condition Of the men when they landed on
tine ice was rood, with the exception oi
Chip. who wa, disabled and Frustrated
Joy what was supposed to be tin-pOi,onine.
Witness. disabled hy Tie condition OF hi,
eyes. and AlcXy. affected with liberation
on one Of lis legs. Several men were NJ
f-c,ci by tn-poi-onin@ and Frustrated q
few day later. Everything that circmn-
stance, would permit was done f. save the
Jeanncttc. The force brought TO bear on
the JcannCttc WAS sufficient t. crush any
ship that could possibly be constructed, ii
she were held in the same position "a, the
Jeanette. Witness was asked what il"
would have done If hc had been in COM
mand of the Jeanette at the time size en-
tered the pack, and replied: u should
have tried 10 get out OF The pack on the
evening Of september 9Th.
Question What would have lCn the
prospect, Of your succeeding in getting
clear II the ice at that time;
Answer: Good.
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Destructive Tidal Movements.
WHOLE VILLAGES SWEPT AWAY AND MANY
LIVES LOST.


PANAMA, October 21.-Last month the
district Of san Bias, in this State, was Wis
tied on the 9Th by series OF tidal move
ments, which did damage to life and pro-
perty. From accounts given by an Indian
1t appears that the tide ran Out great dis
lance, and on its return swept away the
villages built on the beaches OF different
Islands OF the Archipelago and on the main
land. The outflow and inflow occurred
four times in day, the greatest damage
being done by the third wave. The VIII
lagos o. Ria Coco, lsla Padonia, and NaSsa-
cindi, on the islands 81 the same name.
were swept away and more than forty per-
sons drowned. AT Playon Grande every
house was washed down, but only two per-
sons were drowned. Playon Chico. which
adioins.. 1T, also suffered. Sixteen persons
lost their lives at Aguila, Cande Island. and
several thousand dollars worth Of import
ed goods was swept INTO the sea. The vii
lagos at Rio Banana and Mosquito have also
been flooded. The people are LETT homeless
and their goods destroyed. Other villages
must have suffered, but particulars had not
reached san Bias.
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TELEGRAPHHC NEWS
TO 1HE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

10" IN Iennessee-Massey's Brilliant and
EFFECTIVE Speech In Cnipeper-A Murder
'r's Confession ard Recantaiion-i Sew
fenny Paper In New York-Commodore
f"r'iancc Dcad-Liestenant Danenhow.
cr's Story Continually yinct the Swiss
H"ys-Peruvinn Northumberland
Bond Boom In LonJon-DesuuctiveT Tidal
waves in the State of Panama-Mexican
Affairs.
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Unhappy f'cru.

LIMA. PERU. October 31.-At $40 \. VI.
to-day slight shock Of earthquake was
fel' here.
News from ATcguipa say, thatthc official
acts Of the Provisional Government show
that they are marching hcldloug towards a
fatal end. The Project Of Arcguipa had
rendered liz t-ignation, but the supreme
Government refused to accept it because at
present his services cannot be dispensed
with.
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CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, October 2t.--Flour steady and un-
changed. Wheat IN fair demand hat lower: re2u-
lar $3.50 eJsc. October. 95tMg5Ic, November;
No. red winter. 07c.; No. Chirazo spring.
yJc. cash. Corn unsettled hat generally lower:
az cash and October. 69ssM 6qi,c. Noyen Der.
Oats dull, weak. aud lower; 81 sd35c. cash. 3t4c
octObrr. $3.50. November Pork unsettled and
Ewer: S23.25W T2".Jo crsb. S23.25 October.
Sl9.S74aS 1890 November. Lard active and
lower; r12.70M 1913 cash and October. sll.s7i-
Gsl'. 30 November. Euk-meats steady and un-
changed. Whisky steady and unchanged.
MILWAUKEE,.
M1LwATKER Octohe' 21.-Flcur in fair demahd I:
spring extras SiMs6. Mlca' steady alta Decline;
No. Milwaukee. hard. Sill. soft. cash. % &c.. !:
october. e5hc.: November. of &c. Corn rrcgu-
lar, No. z. 16c. Oats quiet aud lower; No. ..
3ic.; white, JSsc. Provisions irregular Mess
pork. $3.50 cash and October. $40 November
Lar1-primc steam. si2 90 cash and October
Hogs lower 40 S6.759s7.7J.
NEW YOEh COrJDN FUTURES.
NEW YORK, October 2l.-Coiion-Set receiuts
$40 bales: gross receipts. $40 halc~. Futures
closed barely steady: sales. $4,000 bales: Ocfo-
her. $40. 7gti ST.. so: November. ~ O.6s0SlO.60:
December. SlU.67@s lO.6s: January, slO.76;
February, flO.S7; March. Sl0.97; April. : i.O9
eSll.lO: May. l.2O~@ll.21 June. S11.31m
l.32 July. sll4lg sll.43; August, sll.49eg
ll.J1.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

'-'
NV YORK. Octohtf IL, "tt"N tlirt ana
steady; .alc-. incluIng .uuu h H. LOU
bales: uplands' II l-I1c.; Dgi,cIn-' .c,' coz
-0udaied net rec Lt,' 3V,'Do no',, ~ l'.
Great hHltlh- o,2to .'S' - y ' , ~, ,,.',ir,.
bale southern n'ui u, '" ~ ~ - 90. ,-'J II,
common 10 l!I cA"'- FVtihl,t CnantJ ..,fr.
choice eAtra, 800 ,,'....,,i. i,t The t.ltan.o
and declined ale. closing duh anu heavy a.
inside rate; v sihiht n,itlIn'l w., ~ H.
7jc.asl.ll No, = icl' ''t. 80. - ,Iait-
Corn-Octoucr len ~ "i-li'l - i, "a
opened gal o.. by.lc4; wa, ~ am and
advance, ana dtcnntl ." - -. 4 -
weak: unRradcI' IS Z. 60; - e-o.,,v t.li, "a.
October 10. So, 80. ,,f,~ evening la,lc.
u"n' cl,,'h5 5otf Itor- Ina f.tr r.iu,-t Al ycfv
Algher' \" 's r-.-| f.r fair 10 fancy
gun priccc' ~, -. ,rtiy. and fril RIO crg0,-
new one it,t. --,lI',r. ~u.ar steady and
- lVs'.' y.,f,.. 4 ri, tl.e: Cl.tfityo.. re-:
,noutt4'I'l Ii -. fair to good refining
49,. = ~, -: refined quiet: standard ~ A.
Am ana nominal Rice steady and
qn.,t Ro-in duli aud weak - 80 d 10. uf-
pentne h.gheI anu Dill VI o., ~ Inn 1p ',otai,d
chanIei ,i,I, Nv at 6nton, dull and depressed:
Ic4r-uN de"',if 81. Noyrr,irr. 50. Middle.
new tlv' ,rfr'I ard IO.i5s. lower. ANY
uu.i lht ,,r',n. team .fot sI3: October.
cl'sihs WI 40 g5 .i24J. Freighi- firm.
sIoi N"''"4''''
BALTIMORE.
r.,r,,,o,r October 2l.-Flour quiet aud uu-
,, ,Aaidi Wle4t-souihcrn steady and qgiet:
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PROPOSALS.
OyyIcf CITY WAIEE-WonKs,i
gl2 BROAD sIRLLl'

orpIcf CITY WArEE-WoHKs,i
9l2 BROAD STREET,
RICHMOND. Va. Oti"tef % iS9-,
DROPOSALS WILL BE REtklN I'D
L At THIS OFFICE uatii The -e'h instant 'or
the following OILS for tie quarter ei''ns
FEBRU \RY l, 1888
the same to he ordered DO -uch quantities ana al
. =" times a. the Superintendent Of The Water
Works nay require. 4.,,,
icct any or all bids. ,-,.,,t
3 h,rr,ls BEST KFEosENE OIL
3 barrels BEST >PfRM OIL,
$500 pounds BEST cAsroR OIL: ..,,,o,
oc % j. l.. ia -
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THE SYNOD OF yraG.Nr.
Third Day iContinued,.
IRepor'ed for the ptspaicbl

lRe9or;cd for the Dispatch
CHARLESTON. WEST VA
october -. 1882.
Letters 81 sympathy 10 the Rev. Drs
knSOn and Hammer were read. Il 80. -
mentioned that Or. Riddle, Of Martin" -, rr>o
West Va; pT. Charles Il. ,IoncS 81 -. :
jersey; and Dr.. II. W. ShankS. ~ ri.
bridge county. Va, were an SUFFERING -,
sickness or the inhmiiicS 81 ace. and conn
miticc> were appointed 70 write TO tbcr, -,
behalf 81 the synod. Or. Read then lcJ ~,
PRAYER 10 God for these afflicted brrtbr.-
Hancock church, IN Maryland. was tran.,
ferrcd upon IT, own request from Tho Pr
Dy,cV ol Winchester 10 the Presbvtcrv Of
MAJ, land.
Rev. Dr. =. VI. smith proposed an o,.or-
fure 10 the General Assembly maxine surb
changes in the Form q Govornmcn, a.,
WIN make The elder eligible 20 the office os
moderator, and supported II hV .tro,,.
sDeech. contCnGinC that there Is no incon.
>,,sncy i'm Ibis position with the teacbino
cf ,hc scriptures. and that il would add -
thc importance OF The oldcr>hip.
The Rev. Or. Stricken resigned the cbair.
raa>h.p 81 The Committee on Sahhq,b
schools. and The Rev. W. VI. Woodwork
VS. appointed in his stead. Rev. William
4. campbell was added 10 the committee
Th, Rev. pr. II. VI. White and Eldcrp
W. Boyd. Of Winchester. were placed ON
Tie Committee on Home Missions.
: resolution commanding the Tuscaloosa
Institute for the training Of colorcd cam
6ilat,> for The ministry 10 the Christian
3 Tah'y and patronage - oUY churches.
fhc cause 81 education WAS considered
g.. tlc night session. The Rev. Or. Il. NJ.
~..-l delivered q most excellent address
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Nor,h Ca,oIina STATE Fair.

TIE coLoEED PEoPLEIVroRrANr EXHIBITIONS.
RALEIGH. y. C., October 21.-The eXhi-
bition nj thc North Carolina state Far
Which closed to-day, i pronounced the
finest ever made in lhe state. The attend
@ncc on the chief day was over l3,Qgo.
Thc fair wa. remarkable for the exhibits
made by the colorcd people, one Of whom
Grorgc Snipc,-took the second premium
an cotton. and the most valuable premium
three tons Of guano. Another colored fN-
bjbitor wen a gold medal and nine prizes
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FANCY GOODS.


-ulandil assortment of LAMl'-. bronze ANA
" Porcelain. trimmed. complete. 10 y;
Abe line " DICDEAi -ri.>.d - l'I iaii =
choice assortment Of BON-PArEE 81 10. l5'
an he choice Thing ia "CEANE'>" NOTE
PAPER:
ZOO TIN SITS ~ bottom price:
Artv' H.. If LlBE >EN-LNMr> Vec% low ,ii,->,-
te,y nov thiur- 10 BIS OkN ~ y -
WATCN-~AFI~. and POSTURE l"' isi->'
.1tT -IiOD~ from the chelpc 10 ne me Il ',
CoNI-VASES i'm desirable shapes anu o'-""'
- Barrel. Of tho-cPLAiN ELEGANT GOBLET =
20 JOc.: - mn. -. ,..,. t.,..
al JAPANtD II A-il;Nl NCIf i---.
I'.t.NfN EW GOODS iu IINN AfL ah" 'l'''.'
kEIPlNG GOODS. ,.,.
NtV GOODS arriving every day ai ,
~TENIN~'. 800 BTeaj street,
Catalogues mailed free. send for one
ls >
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, r,rrf TO TIE MOST POPULAR LADY,
r,.y 4xp rFLEGHATInc s0JNDhk -
POPULAR GENTLEMKN.
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The Cotton supply.

NV York. October 2l.-The to'ai Nhi-
lle supply OF cotton for the world !, Low
- lalt,. Of which l.06l,S1s bales J, All,-
1;.an aoain,t 2.Oi3, 9Gj bales and l,Go9,5l1
i ',.' respectively last year. The receipt,
DS' cotton ut all interior towns Is 1911
o. receipts from plantations, 2'l,693
i."i.. ,.rop ia sight, l.0,9,j59 bales.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
EI,rMoSD. october y, lsS2.
OFFERINGS.

NHrAr.-Whitc. Jo2 bushels. Ecd. 3l2i basic
a.. Total. $500 hu hrl-.
CsEN.-Wnlis. 2Gi bushels. Mixed. 80 0u.l-
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$3.50. u'CnN>nE. or KNOXVILLE. Tenn
.De--TIED AFTER POUR MONTHS MTEIs0N-
g.NT-t JIG -pWHTnEmA DIsAP-
rE4rNG-p. y. FANSILL, MAH0NEITE, AP-
POINTED.
.U rcc-lenle-c- ofile Richmond DispatchI
OCTOBER y, lSS2.
r. joy Iloma, O'Couuor, who WIS Killed
' knoxville. Tenn. 81, reported M the tcic-
-rii. cY. ml~ Yesterday. was native Of
Halifax county and son q Mr.. John O'Con-
nr. mi'wr;-hi. When about fifteen years
le and hi> brother james III ont u
r s.. tAe'rf0uune. and after time entered
.rs>, with y. II. Bailey. Wa-on-MJ6cr,
LEuclhurx. Thence they went %
. .au.~-ee. ANA there Maior O'Con-
DIP. iu pursuing several businesses.
lis fortune. y Wel-iniorIa, d
-lu Z IIaif.N county confirm, the It.
.I- e The rele-rm that he was the rich-
-..u in Tennessee. Hc was major in
Confederate army. After le became
,.su' I'D business hc manifested pleas
n helping ga numerous RELATIVES ln
fax county. Wa. made the trustee ~
-,,: u4irln.z-d schools. though hr
u1 children: ana kept IN open door
lr .,balv from Halifax county whom Dr.
..-'t I..,t uD with I'm Tennessee. ~ thr
-..t DE death lr wa,. ! Mn told. ie>-
= BE = ni.en'iuy II Tennc>,ee. "aN
.-.-. ieu, 0i the Mechanic, National banh
Knoxville. nd the leading partner ID .
t l-a'iu. throughout the southern anu
western state iu >3ddltry and harness.
MA. Libt-e. who said hc wa, natle
Missouri. lu Lad been living in 'hii--
-rs.ur-. WAS arrested here on the IGN %
ia. ir burning tho barn and stable Oh
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CITY or AlEXlCo, October 21.-A storm
prevailed yesterday in the Gull Of Mexico.
hywhich considerable damage was done to
the shipping and buildings at Coatllcoal-
eos. The steamer Whitney. from New OR.
leans. for the -aiclyof which apprehension
was felt. arrived II Vera Cruz til, moIh-
ine. with ull on board wen.
VI. Sears. formerly assistant general man
aver Of the Mexican Central railway. has
been placed in charge Of the construction
Of the Pacific side Of The ToLuantepcc
road
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Wv YoRK. october 2l.-The NorWc-
,,ian bark Hex. from Pensacola Ior bou-
rccbt. arrived At this port tins forenoon III
distress. She left Pensacola september
i'm and experienced heavy weather Iarl
# her deck-load was washed away. she
Win 10 doubt have TO discharge icI cargo
Of lumber and 90 on the drH-docA lor eN-
animation and repair.
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rr,e,htcuI Railroad Accident.

NoRu ADAMS. Mass, October 2l.-M
G.t5 O'Clock thi, morning a cgboo-c loaded
with worl,mcn on the State road llloo.sac
Tunnel line was run into by an cnsine,
and nineteen men badly >clldcd and
crushed. The only man who escaped was
one who wa, standing on The top Of the
eaLoo,e and jumped of.
The injured were assisted into teams
and taken home. some of them suffering
severely from the delay in attending 10 their
wounds. several will die.
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Mhnf Nincf the Sniss my.

GENEVA. October 21.-Ninct. who wa,
Arab Pacha's European adviser, declares
that De received no rewards for hl, SER
vice.. and that be can prove by documents
that the evacuation Of Alexandra and the
defence Of the country were ordered 10y
the ministry and sanctioned ly the khe-
dive
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,o,,,v Journal in New York.

NV YORK. october 20.-A new ohc-c'h.
a'l,inn iournal +. TO be started here on
, n,''Lcy tith by Joseph Pulitzer, o. the
- Lou, PoStDiSPdtch ana otli>" on, II l ,,,o
ins. Of the Washington IosI' = NV, ~ ~ ~;
yyill he in the Spruce-strceI Slue Oh TIC re
hume building.
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observation-disclosures.

w,suIyGToN, October 2I.-Pa''cuIAs ;,
~ nt"', surgeon Robert Swan. United
sIatc, navy. has been ordered TO 3 the Sa, ~.
Tospital at Norfolk to relieve Passed, ,9oroG
, ,istart J. G. Byrne-, who has been ordered
70 the Powhaian.
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,nnfadornfc Rnnd. Lnnd,

LONDON, October 2i.-Thc DGily Mars,
i'm IL, financial article this mprning. says
dealings in Confederate bond, are again
reported, the price being u per nominal
500.
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HORSES. MULES. WAGONS &c.

NOR SALE, \ CARING, r snp ~
L or DOUBLE HARNEEss;; ~, IA hmiiy ~ a.e,gen-
t,s and weII called f bth riding aAd dTlyss ~
a great saerifee-yiz.. SOU o'S'i' ,c 5o"snits
cure Of LCttcr-t drIieT ~ q
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MEMPHIS, October 2l.-Thcre was very
heht frost here this morning. Vegetation
was not killed by II.
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FREnEEICKsBUFG, ' A" :
October y, lSs2. }

GAME AND & fFi.tNi.--i i4-'
POPULAR GENTLENEN.
FREDERICKSBURG, VA"
october y, lSs2.
u. NE Edifor Of The Dtspdtcb
The f,azaar which la. been in progIes,' ~
a.. srnory Of the Gray- FOR the past io1''
d. ,if. rlo.ed last night with grand 'I'o'''
Tber. were four prize- 10 De voted loI' q,
llo,,.. 4 fine gold watch 10 me ino''
n1rrial Lady. an ebony goid-hea"euo On LII
.I,. mot 1,opaiar councilman, va ~
If .i.op, and trimmed with goa " w
f.o.' pauulgr dr,-gOCd- clfrk, ana
..-.rh-.oguder ~ the most popular "l''-"
lal ~ the town. ,i1o,o. for
t..o watch Ni-s Matte Cole. MIS- MS I'm
Goldsmith. and Mis-, Mary GRILL -, cse
Ooh, received The watch by a Note o. ooo'
W. =. Bradley and II. X. Doe .i'.., Ia
were contestants for the cane. BI'u''! ~
c.iyed the cane by vote OF ooo' stono
\ T.. Rowe. Jr., and john A. o. D..
wore contestants for the yard-stlch' h0"'
,,s. voted Inc stick by vote Of ClJ: .o
Tbe following were contestants iVi w
t.le',raub-.ounder: Barnes, oil klchiii0ng'
Fredericksilug and Potomac falir0'u ~,
Soc. N +. Bryce, manager OF 81 ''.,' /"
Ioion Office. and George Il. Jones' MAJ, a..
so Io !, inf snY,bern TELEGRAPH Company. MI;
.Ione. Wa yotedsie sounder by No'e %
-. emo the Hon.
John i. Massey was selected 70 h mn was Is.
senialion speeches. AT 1929 = ne ean ml'
corted 10 the Armory, where h naI hoys in
reception wa rendered him by '"e ''''
gray" a.. Miss Cole the
watch. paid glowing , tribute " Mr.. Brad
daughters Of the old 'burg.,a ~, weulC
ley, in accepting the cane, said Ionic "n I faith
always be vi. aim 20 serve tne p NJ ROVE
fully while in the Council" MI NV"
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Massey In Cuincncr
The OLD MAN ELOQUENT MAKES A TELIIN
SPEECH

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
CCLrEPER, VA, October 1.-The Hon,
John +. Massey spoke with grca, effect for
three hours to avery large and enthusiastic
meeting to-day. 1t was conceded to be one
oil The most powerful and forcible argu-
mcnts ever made in this county. Itaroused
feeling which gives bright promises Of
success at the approaching election.
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no.,,oraurx.Navai Ohiccr.

RuTINoRE, October 2l.-C oinihou 10Y
Hugh T. Puryiance rellr.u ~ ''
morning at his residence, IN 'nis wy
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Collision on Tsudson.E,iver Railroad


R0Np0UT. y. y. October 2I.-IwO
Freight train, on the IIud,on-Riycr rail-
road collidod at Rhine Gin AZ us o'clock
tli, mornng. The mp train was waiting
on the middle track FOR the fast mail cX-
press. The >Vitchman then turned the
switch the wrong way. and tine train was
switched in on Tie down track instead Of
thc up track. The engineer did not notice
the mistake. the down train c1mc along,
and the engine and twelve car were thrown
into the river aud other car, of the down
train were damaged. The up tram was
wrecked. The train was loaded W"h llonr
and feed. which are almost total loss. NO
lives were lost. The engineer and fireman
Of The down train climbed ont aiier the en-
zine va, ,UAmcrgcdin the river The loss
+, estimated at $4,000.
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N9gTIEcEE, c In T i,SSa asRS 1E.$
& SSTSE a. i MON aNS S &C.
!, s 1e Ss9 oSas lSsi ne aety 4
6 S n ss ss hG.as s f sS SooRs
l ,SsH Mil Please present hen q "WI;TQCH
oc Nv
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American Competition Ina Russia.

KoSlGsBERo, October 2l.-There mas
hecn tremendous decline in prices O. NusI
sian grain, owing TO the comrs'i''oh u
America,
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PROFESSIONAL.
". JOHNSTON,

rOuN W. JOHNSTON,
~ ATTORNEY At LAW
viii practice in the courts Of Richmond ana "''
supreme Court Of The United 9'a'''' o'"'' vs.
Franklin street near Eighth "S 80 80,
W. PATTERSON,
, \ ATTORNEY AT LAW
>.Fu III. fvENTH AID BANk sTkELI9'
RICHMOND, VA"
.,,... 10, tbe court, Of Richmond ciiy' I'h-
"'' - rico and adjoining couniie''
Zoe 22-su,ThSsu3ttI
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

SATURDAY. October 81. 1882.
SALEs-F1rSr BoARD.-J,CO0 Western North
Carolina Railroad rs (B. c. at los; 10 shares
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta Railroad stock
at 49,, 10 DO. at 43al; 1924 registered 1910 in
tcrestati 10.
SECOND RoARp.-l0 shares Petersburg Railroad
stock At 25is. do. At 2j, 10 DO. at 2j', 10 do.
n 25ts, Is do. al o5's: 23 shares Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad stock NJ 25I; 10 shares Charlotte.
Columbia and Augusta Railroad stock 4: 49,. 10
DO. AZ 49,; 80 shares Virginia Home Insurance
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F'our-We quote: Fine. = 2jl $3.50; up'r-
fue. +3.5Ods4 extra. $40 s+.yl; common
FAMILY. sJc* $3.50: Patent family. SO 800.
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o1 -, ,T,I0V n NAY CONCERN

,,,o ALL WHOM 1T MA H mo -blrt,i q
m 81 fEsichmon qPqn Tr' of i iaqn'e ire
sued IN clmnceiy 1ui' Iathrop. doing business
Court, wherel %s' and iyledf George a; a
%na 5 ne Coz and JSae, ss p under nc @
Weiiigcr partners q, G.iis 0bnton & CO. are plain
{ef ri JACOB conn and S9 Sted f be
y; ie'N &1'1 S5S 10 h.a @c ct E92
mon Lid process; a. rd ecau.c an persons are
JUNCTION entered ~ liking, receiving or h's"-
twin Witas .ip samuel H. rSli0sss. n,.o.s
his 18th DAY o. Vc'''s AMUfL H. fAh9o-'e.
az 2D-lOl
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FINANCIAL.
NJ . \ Ely LO AN ED

REAL ESTATE OR COLLATERAL SECURITY
Special attention given 20 the RENTING OUT
OF REAL ESTATE and the COLLECTION OF
Rents. Liberal advances made.
All kinds ~ CITY AND COUNTRY REAL
ESTATE for sale.
SALES IA AUCTION made In city or eoun-
try.
NORTHERN REAL ESTATE to exchange for
Virginian.
DEEDS written aud ACKNOwL EDGMENTs
taken.
Apply for the Tirgtaia Land Guide.
GEORGE r.. CRAWFORD,
Real Estate. Land Agent. and Auctoneor.
an 27-eod3m 1908 Bank street.
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u RxITt m.
rrEViTURE. MATTRESSES, q

4 I IN Z u = - n.VW
Fpo< -Partlcs in want 81 ttkNiiIkL DiCY1
any dtAnptioa wai study n.-'r interest hy'
r,ilitf on ne before purchasing. Carr g. tla
l,r-, .toek dnes the Du-ize-s. aud csnnst Dc tn-
l,,...,ff nv. Aandlod sglts la NAlNt 4, A,h'
and POPI AR nom the tN-t iSci"rics ~ We svii.
49,. win o. Sold low T. wake room. Will N
bNTfKON. ofice and naTeToi W.. 1885 halh
.,r,et. We.f-Fnd store. yl3 - 80 nm IA tdtnla
~treet; factosy. Nos. 10, ; 20 ani - D"yh HI
t.cnth ,fre,s 4 chnoad. asi-""