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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-05-06
Compromise.

The County Court last Monday ac,
cepted the proposition of the l.. q N.
railroad to compromise their back
tax suit by paying for the years
1878, '79 80. The county gets
s49l3. Our board of Mayor and AL,
dermen held a meeting Wednesday
and made the same compromise. We
have not learned the exact amount
the town will receive, but learn it will
be between $500 and s400. We con.
gratulate all concerned, believing it
to be fair settlement.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-05-06

A nice line of Ladies' Opera Slip
pers at A. Jordan's.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-05-06

Young men, go to A. Jordan's for
Straw Hats.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-05-06

Little girls, go, to A. Jordan's for
Sailor Hats.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-05-06
A New Stock

OF elegant, dressy and stylish ladies
shoes just received at
TRIMBLE & MCKELvY.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-05-06
WANTED.

THE AMERICAN ANTIQUARIAN AND
l. ORIENTAL JOURNAL: Published by
Edited by Stephen D. Peet. Devoted to Glass
ical, l0riental. European and American Arch
aeology. illustrated. The editor of tho above
journal desires correspondence with all persons
in this country who have in their possession any
archaeological relics, or who are in any way in :
teTested in the study of antiquities.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-03
virginia News.

4 grand Democratic rally VIII DC iiciu III
stanton Mondy night.
Governor Hamilton has written ie'I'I
% Governor Cameron, OF Virginia upon
tbe boundary question.
4 charter has been granted Tor he"
,,ont in Charlottesville, under the name u
Tho Bank Of Albemarle," WIN :; -
conpbolI. ESQ, president, and Mr. N NJ
Page cashier 1900. ,,,oo,ir,, ~
There will be grand mass-mecuhg o, .,
Iemocrats and anti-MahonelteN Oh
Ciarke and adjoining counties IN .h1 H. b.
NJ, NJ '' r r. Mccormick, just below Der
ryyille, on Saturday. -, ,,o
- w. Tov named David Sterling, OF the
.L a nc Mary L. Bradshaw, lying at ,r ne"
5a " ~ and was killed. Sterling h'eu III y
o"woke CITY, near Norfolk IN .
'o mro tng Lumbcrman, Of Norfolk, was
lne On r Tr1uesdav Just above Money rGln n,
sum sum 9 500. This is the s'inr 10" tSe
i1ainh WAS sunk in collision WIN '"'
M Rsll on the 4th OF july 49, a.,
~ ~So {ioLiand Recorder says one p u"i
~ week Harvey Hevencr, whilst Oh n 'nna
IA. kjled four-point buck WIN S ,,one'
ereeh; ~ ,vas standing some thir.! E'cos
me u.', chen Harvey let fly at him Detw WI
distant, " and an" he fell. Harvey has no n'eo
Cor a gun. |
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-03

III, STREET RAILWAY Al ESTABLISHED FAC 800
rl~FEHS AND PoLTICS-PoLI1IcL MT
-1Es-C0IIoS AND TOBACCO RECEIPTS.
.C --,.r.uIelce e ilc Richmond Di-latch.I
NOVEMBER ,. 1852.
81 g.. meeting lest night the Common
Council unanimously agreed q grant TO
Nt..r-. George Bcadle and others. OF >yiA-
..-.. y. l.. the exclusive ri-ht II COM
.t-.-f and operate street railway or GER
Tin streets ID th., city. tn property oi me
uuuuy ~ De exempt from taN1ton ipr
etf purpose, FOR q period ii ten years. IL
!. understood thst the railway VIII run
from the railroad depot, near the Apo
raftoX river ND through The heart q me
c..v. and out to the Wc>t-End Park-io be
extended through other streets a. may "t
required. The WORK i to he commenced
within thirty days. and pushed forward 10
completion 81, rapidly - possible.
Tho Council refused IL grant an appucA-
uon made by the Democratic Board OF
Oyer,eer. OF the Poor for an approprlAli0h
" $500 20 pay for supplies furnished .!
merchant, Of the city during the past loui
months for the maintenance Of the pauptIN
IN the alm,house. The appropriation was
declined on political grounds, the Mahohe-
DE- majority in the Council not recognizing
ihe Democratic Board as legally-ciecleu
body and it, contracts IL legal. IL Wa
conceded. however. that the bills for sup
Pile, would be paid az the proper time th"
IL, when our municipai status II so'''0u -
the supreme Court. .
Our Democratic people intend to give
Nc..r.. Massey. Kelley, and Wise CRANE
reception al the Academy OF Music S'uuf :
day night. II /, believed the speeches OF
these gentlemen will do much good.
While the receipts Of cotton at TINS port
since IN. month Of September are consider,
ably behind those for the same peIiou Va
lar wear, owing 10 the latenesN OF the 'ioi''
The inspections Of tobacco Tor the mon" w.
Of October are nearly double tnose % ano
same month last year. The Tobacco S'Ol
thi. season j. q very fine one tlIou5 iio '..
hi, section. and the rccelpt9 anu Ia
lions viii show large excess ONoi 1877
YEAR .,,;,..
Reports from all the adjacent coun'ic'
indicate an increased Democratic vote Oh
tie 9Th 81 November, ana E.rse "uul.'"''
from fine ranks Of the white Readjustcrs;
I'm thi- city the capitation-taNes Oh 'iiI
white and coloycd voters have nearly al
been paid NJ, and PetersDuTs VIII ''''
large vote next Tuesday. c..,o,,
Governor Cameron and Attomey-GencI,s IL,
Blair addressed large audience at inc
Academy Of Music last night. Durihs III. III
speech Governor Cameron made the saih'
explanation he has elsewhere Of wh'' ~
meant by bis famOu, "toe-naii reni"I h
spoken here some weeks ago. me eA
PLANTATION is not satisfactory, and does no no
altogether relieve the Governor Of tn I
weight Of odium attaching 10 that speech
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-03
DANVIIIF
4 BRILLIANT WEDDING ASSEMBLY: MIR. W "
HOLLAND AND MISS LIZZIE VI. CONWAY.
Correspondence of the Richmond Disp,tcb.l
\ONFupFp 1900

BRILLIANT WEDDING ASSEMBLY; MR.. W. W.
HOLLAND AND MISS LIZZIE NJ. CONWAY.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Djsp,tchl
NOVEMBER >, 1882.
The Baptist church was crowded to the
utmost last night with people who had
come TO witness the marriage Of Mr.. Will
lard w. Holland to Miss Lizzie 81. Com
way, the son and the daughter Of our hon
ored citizens, Mr.. {. G. Holland and /. II.
Conway, and there was at least con-
gregation about the front OF the
church, IN which were some Of the
leading businessmen. Rev. DR.. Goodwin
oficiated. The walters were Miss Kate
Lee Holland and Mr.. George \. Watson !:
Miss Ola FowlkeS. NottOWay county. and
Mr.. Willie Pace; Miss Matte Graham.
Richmond, and Mr.. James W. Conway |:
Miss sue Richardson, New Orleans. and
Mr.. J. o. Vaughan; Miss Lena VI. Ferrcl
and Mr.. Walters Holland; Miss f. Flo
rine O'Brien. North Carolina. and Mr.. T.
F. JefrcSS, Richmond; Miss Lille Law
and Mr.. f. II. Averett; Miss Occic
FowlkeS, ChristmnSburg, and Mr.. John
Fuller; Miss Lille Clark. Pittsylyania
county, and Mr. {. n. Boswell. 1t WIS
indeed a most brilliant assemhaxc. The
gentlemen were all in evening dress.
Win ttrla-Cotta KIDS and ties. The
bride WAS dressed in white satin, lace.
and diamonds Miss Kate Lee Ilol-
land in blue satin and Spanish lace
a dress obtained in Paris during her recent
European tour; Miss Ola Fowlkes. pink
nuns yelling. satin ,urah. and spanish
lace; Miss Matte Graham. pink silk; Miss
sue Richardson, pink satin, lace, and dia-
monds; Mis- Lena FcrrcH. cameo pink
silk. black velvet appliqued; Miss L. F.
@ Brien, pink cashmere, moire satin, and
Spanish lace: Miss Lille Law, blue satin
and lace Mss Occic Fowlkes, blue nuns
yelling and satin. with lace trimmings;
Mi~, Lille Clark, blue cashmere and satin
with lace trimmings.
The bridal party was given supper at
Mr.. COnway's last night. Tonight Mr.. c.
G.. Holland gives the happy couple a recep-
ton. The present, to the bride were OF sur
passing beauty and coStline>s. ALPHA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-03
Enthusiastic Meeting I'm Lynebburr.

iSPcChi Telegram 10 the Dispatch.i
LYNCwURG, November 1.-The greatest
political meeting ever held in Lynchburg
was that at Moorman's warehouse tonight.
Addresses were delivered by Messrs. Tuck
er, Daniel, and Berry before an audience
of'flfteen hundred people. Such enthu-
slasm was never before witnessed here.
Tucker and Berry both spoke with great
cnect, but Daniels speech was pronounced
on all sides the grandest effort ever heard
from the rostrum. The crowd grew wild
with enthusiasm as the speaker uttered his
grand and lofty sentiments, and tine and
time again the vast audience arose TO it,
feet and Numbered forth applause. Daniels
tribute TO Massey was applauded for several
minutes, and his great arraignment Of Ma
hone caused old men to forget their years
ana cheer to the echo. At this stage OF his
speech the scene presented has no parallel
| venture to say, in the history Of Stale
politics. The meeting closed with dozen
rousng cheers for Massey and Tucker.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-03
Frauds In the Philadelphia RcGistra-
lion.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, November 2.-EX-
ten>iye frauds and irregularities have been
discovered in the registration OF voters in
this city. III one house, G0f Penn street.
only three out Of thirty-siX persons regis
tered were legal voters. An examination
Of the lists made in the eighth division OF
the Fourth Ward by John Hartley, Demo
cratic assessor, and John Mooney, United
states supervisor, shows that one hundred
and forty persons have been returned n
voters from houses on Alaska street be-
tween Fifth and Sixth streets. An effort
was made to subpoena these people, and out
Of fifty names taken from the list only four
were found. Twenty-Five letters were
sent through the post-oilicc, and twenty
II them were returned. Attorney-Gencral
Brewster has telegraphed United states
Marshal Kcrns to make thorough inyes-
tieation where fraud is suspected, and 10
cause the arrest not only OF supervisor,
and assessors, but OF election officers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-03

lSPt'ldi Aiitsidlu 10 lllP DISPATCH
NORFOLK, VA, November 2.-The Opera
House was packed tonight to hear the
Hon. John f. Massey on the issues Of the
canvass. The open-air meeting on Market
Square had to be abandoned on account OF
the storm. There was considerable de-
monstration OH the streets. however. with
bonfires, music, etc. 4 committee OF
prominent gentlemen, with a procession
and band. escorted the distinguished
gentleman from the Atlantic Hotel
to the Opera-IIousc, and after s o'clock
standing-room could not be obtained in
the building. Colonel J. Richard Lew
ellyn presided, and the stage was occupied
by large number OF Prominent Demo-
Gratis. Mr.. Massey spoke for over three
hours, and aroused the greatest imaginable
enthusiasm throughout. His visit is valua-
bic here.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-03

WS aged eighty-four wears. ye,rs &c.
Ill. Tnunuers was prominently idcn,,coS
~ 80" 'ne ,obacco trade here indeed 4, 49,
hsorn' u qua. ne was one OF the pioneer 10
90 ODT" N,s IN this section. lie was nett
T Dy,1lord county, but had resided ~
s"N'ourg Tor siXty-odd wears and hi,
Sc! posisionS oil honor and public trus,
mv'siW Mahoneites Of the African tync
wc'e oeiore Mayor Pettigrew yestcrdor' ~ ~
~. charge OF creating a disturbance ana nj
,.nUoaIup''ng proceedings az the meeti,e, =,
III. my o.raghtout Republicans Fridav 49, VI
ihs Uiai consumed nearly all ~ Tho an IT.
aug resulted in the conviction of mn Ny
reh and two OF his associotcS Nh, 'n NUT
nnc9 IN the aaggr gate $40. Others viii M ~
urea TINS afternoon. The brawJcrS :. 80 "
an appeal from the decision ~ ,be M oN
a North Carolina sheriff nassed ,hr"', w
mere Yesterday having in custodr "'s, II
named william NJ. McKeever. who escan ','',
Jan at wentworth five wears AGO Will ~,
ing under indictment for a brutal n,urdo.
rue 'eiiow was captured in Kentucky
excavation for the foundation a, ~ non.
DapuSt church building, corner Cont anT
day. ''''e"ceu yester-
MrS. a Waddill, the wife OF the nro.
i, OF the Ne,cS, has been alarminrlv
III lor some days, but is now in a greatly
improved state. 7'O''''!
Ihere Is to he grand rally Of the LYNCH
purs Democracy tomorrow night at Moor.
man warehouse. Tucker, Daniel. Berrv
ana others are announced TO sneak
great amount Of hard work has been done
mere on both sides, ana the contest on cleo.
non day VIII be desperate. The Malone
ites have been detected in several bicb.
handed forgeries and other unlawful pr9c-
lceN; and If they 10 not look sbarD there
VIII he the ID to pay. The people here
are IN no mood to tolerate their rqscaIities
Mr. W. +. Hickey, a well-known citizen
dled yesterday, aged fiity-cight wears. and
was OuiIcu io-ulE. BEAUMONT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-03
Conviction of One of tho James Gang.

NEW ORLEANS, November "A Times
Dcm0crcf Huntsville, Ala. special OF yes
terday says that Dick Liddell, who has been
on trial for several days for conspiracy con-
nectcd with the robbery Of Alexander
smith at Muscle Shoal, Ala, in August.
1881. was found guilty to-day. Liddcll had
proved he was in Kentucky at the time Of
The robbery, which, be says, was commit
ted bv Frank and Jesse James and Bill
RYAN. He sayS he did not know Of their
intention to commit the robbery. lie adj
mittcd that at another time and place he
had run and robbed with the gang. The
verdict OF the jury i, peculiar, finding him
guilty Of conspiracy in accordance with
The Judges charge, while it rccites the be-
lief Of the Jury in the facts n testified by
Liddell. They also sign petition for hX-
ccutiye clcmcncy in his behalf The sen
tence will be pronounced tomorrow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-03
I.Iouors. Wines, &c.

dozen gold.
BrGr.iies: Domestic, 81 .206f l.50 fruit. 90cA
s1.25: apple, new, sl.s5gs2; old, 81 1883 ;
Virginia peach, s2.50a<3.
Rye Wkiskeys: Medium, s1.50Gs2; pun old ,
s3@s4; Virginia mountain, new, sl.10N 50 old /,
s2Gs3 and upwards
case.
Nelc England Rum st.5O6sI.s5.
Rectifsd Whiskevs: sl.10@sI.40.
Powder, Shot, sc.
Fuse: Toys mining, S7s1el.lOP 100 feet
P0lcder. 1925 by the i've kegs-less tatn ave
kegs, $3.50; blasting, S2.9O@s3.65.
SHOT. Northern. al 50 4 bag Of 20 NJ
GriRdstORes: lt12c. = ~.
Seed.
C1orer. s51$5.5O.
Timothy: S2.756ls3.5O.
Orchard Grass. Sf.50@ts1.75.
Herd Grass Sl.26.
German Niiiet Seed: f2.75@s3.
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YCIlON-Feycr.

PENSACOLA, FLA, November 2.-Scyen
ndw cases OF ycllow-icycr one death are
reported to-day. There is reason to beIicVe
fhlt The report Of new cases l. imperfect.
The continued warmth Of the weather
causes much disappointment and apprc-
bension. but thus lar there is but little a.
~rayation OF the prevailing pestilcnce. The
Iong silence of the church-bells was broken
Yesterday (''All-Saints' Day y 10y the ring
inc of The bell Of the Episcopal church.
The NEGROES, who were the last to discon.
,inuc their naturalization and required
rcneatcd orders from the city authorities t.
effect suspension of it, have quietly fol-
lowed the example OF the whites; and re-
newal of the noisy nuisance while man!
still lie sick is Threatened.
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rvNCEPTIRG.


YOCSG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASsoCiAiloN
LYycHBUgG BIBLE s0CIETY-DEAfh on A
VENERABLE cITIZEN-RI0TERs PoNisbLD-
MURDERER REcAPTURED-ANE Ne" ChOle'h
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, &C.
Correspondence Of the KichmondD iSpAtchI
NOVEMBER /, 1882.
The meeting held at Holeoombe Han last
evening for the purpose Of organizing a
branch Of the Young Mems Christian Az
soclation here was well attended, and con
siderable interest was manifested in the
scheme. t,,-o
The first anniversary Of the LynchDurg
branch Of the Virginia Bibie Socie.y ~ -
CURED sunday. The report Of the poaIo "a
manscers showed nm excellent state OF al
fairs. All OF the old officers Of the Society
were reelected for the ensuing term. o,a
Mr. William l.. saunders, one OF our s o'u,
est and most ligbly-esteemed citizens, o,eu
1T bis residence, Oh Nam street, tbs morn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-03
Obscauics OF the Late Charles n
whitney.

New YORK, November 1.-The iunerai
OF the late Charles y. Whitney, agent ol
the Morgan line OF steamers, VINO was con-
nected with many railroad enterprises IN
which Mr.. Morgan was engaged, TOOK place
here to-day from the Church OF the trans,
6guration. The services were conducted
by Rev. DR.. Houghton, assisted by Bishop
Gallagher. They were largely attended;
The remains were taken to GREENWOOD
cemetery for interment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-03
RICHMOND LIVE STOCKMARKET

N0yENBEH I.-ITlce' Jus WCCk angoI o, l0I-
lows:
B,.( Cdtile.-FXtra. &C.: very best. 51G5ic :
prime. a, ~ sac: good. Ia I &c.: medium or good
fair qualify. 3 ,m3lc.: rough oxen, thin steers.
old COWS, e., . .@3c.; bulls. > .-i3 e.. = r..
gross.
Hogs-s, ~ q4c. T. H.. net
ShCsy.-3l 10 40 r. p. gros..
TtGt.-;3HSlu r head.
NiIct T1frs amt f'firss.-$2Oa $50 = had.
About JiJ head Of beef cattle. 5"2 hogs. and
2G4 sheep on tie marsc'. Price for beef cattle
ON Monday were about a, last week, hui they dc
clined 1 &C.. az tie close # the week, aboat four
carloads left over un.oll. Hogs are dull and not
very firm a. quotations. some few very good
81 a.. n sold ~ "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-03
C.u,ton Against q SwindIcr.

NEW YORK. November "A person re-
presenting himself as George Hoey Is ira
Yelling through the States OF Maryland;
Virginia. North and South Carolina, ana
Georgia. endeavoring to procure money on
worthless drafts on relatives North, ana
has succeeded in many cases. The pubic
are cautioned against him.
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FREDERICKsBURG, VA, I


OF An OLD CITIZEN.
[COrre.pondence Of tie Richmond Dispatchl
FREDERICKSBURG, Va,
November I, 1852.
There was an attempt made by the Ma
honeitcs OF This place last night to rally a
crowd AZ the courthouse to listen 10
Edgar Allan Dieter known rs " Yankee "
Allan) tell what he knew OF the Co
alition party. After ringing the bell Tor
nearly TWO hours they managed to con-
gregate about $50 peoplc-mo>tly NEGROES.
Allan commenced lis speech. a. Malone
ties always do. 10y eulOgiZinS Mahone
and Cameron for what he ALLEGED they
had done for him and ms people
nj. remarks drew forth but little applause.
Though he spoke for two and a haIf hours,
Nr. Allan failed L. make the slightest i'm
preston upon his hearers. When the
meeting broke up there were cheers Tor
Massey and Garrison instead OF MAYO.
The NEGROES ,ay they are not gong to give
the Rcadiu,ter PARKWAY support whatever
If they find that Volt loses ground, ihey
will cast their vote with the Democrats
for Garrison and Massey.
William Henry Fitzhugh, the Oldest prac-
ticjng attorney in this place, died on Mon,
d,y evening at his home, " w oodi"NH,
stafford county. Mr.. Fitzhush was about .,l
,ixtv-thrce years OF age; commenced Ilr
study Of law very Young, ana was admit
ted to the bar at the age OF twcnty-thrcc
years: was one OF the most prominent men
Of his profession, and made many irlen i,;
among those whom he had dealings win:
lie leaves a widow and a large family OF
children and a host OF friends to mo" u
their loss. His funeral took place from u
georges Episcopal church this morning
and was attended 10y large number OF sor-
ro,v,nc, friends and relatives. CHATHAM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-03
FIRE I'm Knoxville.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, November 2.-lhl
Merchants Flour-Mill, in this city, owned
by Jasper Lille. was totally DESTROYED ~
fire this afternoon. The hre was GausoO
by the friction Of machinery. Inc loss J., !,
estimated at about S25, 900, half covered bl
insurance. A large quantity OF grain ano
-four was destroyed, and the adjacent ouiiu
ines were damaged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-03
France.

PARIS, November "A secret dynamite
factory has been discovered at Charolles.
Henri Rochefort has gone to Montceau
Les Mines for the purpose OF relieving the
prisoners awaiting trial in connection with
the recent riots. He regards the existence
OF permanent garrison at Montceau Les
Mines as dangerous provocation to further
riotinQ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-03
IELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

''eree Fight Between State Troop. and a
MOD nj Ashland, ky.-Gross Registration
frauds in Philadclphia-One OF III. Jane.
"ane Convieted-A swindier on His Ira
'eis-funeral OF the Late Charles A. Whit.
ney' In New York-The YeIIow-Fever nj
fensacoia-Result OF the Elections In Italy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-03
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

THURSDAY, November 2, 1857.
sALEs-FIRsT BoARD.-f0 shares Virginia Fire
and Marine stock lB. c. at 80; 20 shares Char
lo,te. Columbia and Argusts stock at 49, 10 do. al,
42h: s400 Richmond city 6's (due 1885, at los !;
$500 Danville city 6's. }. and !. (B. C.) at leo.
SECOND BoARD.-s400 Richmond city 6's ldue
1897 NJ lOsL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-03

last Sunday resulted in the return Of 90
members Of the Right, G5 OF the Centre,
25S OF the Left, q Radicals, and Social
lists. The voting throughout the country
was orderly. except at Leghorne, where a
mob attempted to destroy the urns and reg
iSters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-03
Hcafen 10 Death.

Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.l
NORFOLK, November "A negro man
named Willis Hall was committed to the
county jail to-day for beating his son to
death with a stick. The boy was about
thirteen years old. The family live at Sew
els Point.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-03
An UnaeceptabIe Comprom,se.

LONDON, November 1.-The Times, in an
editorial, says It believes that compromise
has been offered, or Is about TO be offered,
to the British Government, the purport OF
which is that Arab Pacha shall be allowed
to expatriate himself and live in exile. The
proposal, however, is unacceptable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-03
MARINE iHTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALNANAC-NOyEMBER 3. leH2.
sun ri-es.......... G.32 HIGH TIDE.
Suu -et,........... 4:56 Mornng............ 9.29
Moon ri-es.........l21O Eycning............ 9.5f
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 2,Iss2.
Arrived.
Steamship ola Dominion. Waller. New York.
incrritudl,o and PASSENGERS g. ". Allen Co.,
agents.
steamer Fanit4. smith. PHILADELPHIA, Inerchau-
oisc.J. ". Nct arrick- agent.
steamer ARIEL. t,ltpr!. Norfolk. United states
uail, merchandise, int piss' Myers. l.. y. Tatum
superintendent.
SAILED.
schooner William Mcgee. Ramsey Washington,
coal Chesapeake AMI Oaio Railway company.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEW Noy.2. 1852.
fBy Iciegriph.J
ARRIVED.
steamer Iu1y. ~,hcmchorn, Oii Point 1nf
Hampton. merchandise md passenger. thc,A-
p,a.c ami Ohio Railway Company and sailed 10
refuruI.
steamer Accona~ Dclk. merchandise ard pas
efnccr-. ~mithhclt. 'hc-ap' ihc ana ONO Railway
Company land sailed ~ nriurnl
steamer Pamlco. Bourne. Smiihhed, mpch1i-
disc and Ia -cugcr.
SAILED.
steamship Ben. Ncunc. DTan. from New orleans
for Ear .clOua, having taken on coai-fu.L
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60, TrinI for HaziBg.

o,,s MD. October 3l.-A n".n-
ANNArUt. martial for the trial OF naval ca
mary arc charged with hazing Ihelr a fer
low-studenIhso Som. a board Of which Com
my to-day DeaG ;l 4 Cook is president: the
e. ;4aas;9t ' 1 that 'S eS a. ,s s S
i j Ss 5s i se IS sS i hs: been ss@
s ners fourteen :. ~ nG %S sIe5 cadet:
Viii IL Be- before ons Is 'S ne cadet. wei
in Enf hts class has been reduced is kept quiet
cause, Nc. Of hazing. The ina''e' "
Al the Naval Academy.
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TIE prTrsyLvANIA rLAcrr
piphtheria proalsing-Out Arrs.n

The Terrible scourGe Attacking Grown p..-
plea Tragic peath-Eish, Hundred
Cascs-Three Corrses I'm One Housc.