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Speaking at Marion.
JUDGE KHEA DRESSES OPP FOWLER AND
BROWNING, AND THE CROWD REGULATES
THEM AND ARTHUR.

JUDGE RIEA DRESSES OPP FOWLER ASp
BROWNING, AND THE CROWD REGULATES
THEM AND ARTHUR.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
MARION, VA, October IA large turn
ont OF people heard J. s. Browning. Judge
Rhca, and Speaker Fowler in Joint discus
s'on here yesterday (eourt-day). They
spoke in the order mentioned, all three be-
ing well applaudcd. Rhea, the Democratic
Resdiuster, sustained The cause Of Massey
and Fulkerson molly and ably. His we'll
put arguments and flashing hits electrified
the audience. His defence Of the South and
Democracy stirred the hearts Of many Re-
adlusters, who are leaving the sinking Stall
wart Radical Coalition ship.
Fowler made fine Republican speech,
and, upon being questioned from the crowd,
admitted that the Republican Waterloo in
Ohio did not please him at all.
The crowd was largely with Rhea.
whose triumph was complete. Under his
keen blade Browning collapsed. Rhea
called for three cheers for Arthur's Ad-
and he smiled VIGOROUSLY at
the storm Of grOans in response. II New
berry knew how much the Democrats de-
sire his Withdrawal his true and tried pa
triotiSm would prevail over all other con-
sideratiOns. Readjusters and Democrats
look 10 him as their bold and fearless leader
in the next Virginia Senate, and the people
Of Virginia will honor him in due time.
They hold the Big -Four in deep and last
ins gratitude for the brave and able bat
tie iboy have fought for Democratic prin-
ciDles
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Egypt.

CAIRO, October 17.-Sir Edward Nalet
announces that the trial II Arab Pacha
and his associates will not proceed unless
they are defended by ENGLISH counsel.
while the Egyptian ministry has informed
sir Edward that II will not be responsible
for the government Of the country if Eng
lish counsel introduce a method 81 pro-
ccdure unknown 10 The Egyptian courts.
LONDoN. October 1.-THE Times says
unless proper arrangements be made by
the Egyptian authoritie, 20 secure o fair
trial for Arab and hi> follower, ii /, posi-
Die England will require thcm'o he handed
back 10 her custody.
\ dispatch from Cairo say: In rc-arl
20 the defence OF Alexandria. Arab Paci1
AYERS that hc acted under order, from the
khc1iyo. llc says hc continuri the war
after the Commandment Ivy order ~ tine
National Coun. 81 III Cairo"
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Withdraw aI-The SeabOard ana
Raleigh Railroad.

RALEIGH. y. C., October H. Hon. VI
Iando Hubs. the sitting member VINO
claimed to have been nominated by the Ne
nnbIican Congressional Convention OF the
second district, has published card with
drawing from the race with his colored Re
publican opponent (O'Iiara), who Likewise
claimed the regular nomination. Inc caru
concludes " Nothing but firm belief thai
a continued struggle will give the district
and the state to the enemy could cause IN!
Withdrawal"
A special dispatch announces that the
first train to-day passed over the entire
length OF the Seaboard and Raleigh railroad
rom Tarboro TO Williamson. Thiiroad
onens up fine country and makes import
mi local connections.
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SpOtsyIvania Speaks.

Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, October 1.-THE
unterrifcd Democracy Of Spotsylvania gave
barbecue to-day at Mine-Run, with music
and dancing. Judge Goolrick, Hon.
George T. Garrison, and Chancellor
Bailey spoke. Great enthusiasm pre-
vailed. Judge Goodrich never fails to
arouse Spotsylvania. our ranks are
closing up, and good report will be rem
dered on the 9TH Of November.
The ladies presented floral tributes TO
Goolrick and Garrison. We are happy to
say there were many ladies' present who
joined in The hurrah for Garrison andN
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The New York Democracy.

NEW YORK, October IL The !olhl con-
ference committee of the Democratic or
canizations met last evening, and after a
long consultation divided the ticket, 30
that the naming Of the sheriff goes TO
Irving Hall. the county clerkship 10 the
county Democracy. and two judges OF
the Superior Court and three cOroner> To
Tammanv. Irving named A. Y. Davidson
for sheriff, and the county Democracy
Patrick II. keenan, for clerk. 1t wa
said that Irving Hall threatened to With
draw unless given the shcriiialty or county
clerkship, and Tammany, after long lalk'
welded the point. The supporters Of VIII
liam A. Butler threatened to overthrow the
ticket in The convention, and the friends OF
Alderman Sauer threaten like course IN
Tammany's Convention. The ticket VIII
he submitted TO the different conventions
his evening for ratification.
NEW YORK. October 11.-M the Count!
Convention Of Tammany Hall tonight me
union ticket A. agreed upon by the JOINT
conference committees was nominated. II
consists Of Franklin Edison for mayor ;
Alexander q. Davidson, Of Irving Hall,
for sheriff: Patrick II. Keenan,, OF the
comfy Democracy, for county clerk; Ken
ard q. German and George l.. lngraham,
~ Tammanv. for judges Of the superior
Court :: and Alderman Il. +. Martin, Alder
man Ferdinand Lev. and William II. hen
nedy. all Of Tammany, for coroners.
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Norfolk News.

s DENIAL FROM COLONEL BRADY-NRS. HAN
NAN's REMAINS RECOVERED.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch
NORFOLK. VA, October T.-Iolonel
Jane, j. Brady telegraph, 10 the Ledger
to-day denial Of the charge, Of bribery
brought by !. J. Smauwood in hl~ letter
Yesterday. and dcnounce, the allegation a.
UNANIMOUSLY fal-e ard slanderous.
The remains Of Mr.. Annie Hannah.
wife Of William ". Hannah. drowned
from the steamer Carolina on the morning
Of tie 4th instant have been recovered, and
buried temporarily at smiths Point.
Major Joseph i. Pcarcc, weIl-kno"n
businessman Of thi, city, died al Il. VIM
cents Hospital thi> afternoon.
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s2425Ne2f.37k ortnfrr. fef s2kNs2r,ss NO
vemilpr. Lard IN fair demand but hover 81 essh
and october, q 2.3219ti2.35 November. Bssk-
meats sfesdy aud unchanged. Whiskey ste16y snd
unchanged at s1.I9.
MILWAUKEE
wuwArgyE. October VI Floor Gull sas TN
changed. Wheat quiet and steaaly; NJ p 80.
kee. cash and october, e64c.: November. Ftsc.
Corn-Demand aetive and prices ndysDec {. No.
2. 6qkc.: reje'ted nominal Oats hlghct 10. 2,
35c.: white. size. Provisions easier. VI s'ort-
-29.4O cash and October. t2l.2J nos inter-.
Lard-Prime steam. 81 3 cash and October. .I2.t0
November. Hogs frmer al s7.2jds7.7s.
NEW YoRk COTTON SCTURF~.
NEW YORK. October i7.-Cotson-Net receipt
~ bales: gross receipts. 14,4lO bales Future
closed weak; sales, 100000 bales; Cc.sner
sl0.seHsl0.90; November. si0.7s: Der mixer,
Der. s1o.69dsl0.70: January, sl0.7sGslO.77.
February, yl0.S7: March. slO.esMs1 o.g9
April. t1l.Os@sll.0e; May. sIl.l9GsiI.20
jane. sll.3osss1l.S1; July. sllAoMsil.41
August sl1.4e6tell5o.
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fellOW.FevPP.

NEW YORK, October 1.-THE Maritime
Exchange to-day received $500 on account
OF the Pensacola relief fund. This makes
a total Of S1.714.
BROWNSVILLE, October I1.-There were
two deaths from yellow-feveIi in MatamOras
in the last twenty-four hours. There was
one death here. The cases Of fever now
existing are few and obscure. surgeon
Murray, just in from the Gordon, reports
all wei along the line. The weather is
pleasant.
Strict quarantine has been established at
Port Bagdag against all vessels arriving
from Vera Cruz aud other places infected
with cholera
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TO rnE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS

>ecre'arT Folser About to Issue Another
'ait--openins OF tire North Carolina Asri-
cultural Fair ut Raleigh--A Cincinnatisu
>hoots His Son and Cuts His own Throat
New Hampshire Prohibition Convention
suicide In Galressen-A sheriff and Two
citizens Murdered by Hsr.e Thieves In Ne
raska-Nominations for ConGress-Meet-
ing or the National Conference IN Dublin
Political Sensation in Hadrid-The German
ship Csnstantia and the Steamer City Of
Antwerp SUNK by Collision.
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PROPOSALS.

GENERAL AGENT "a. >TATI PESiTKNTlAhl'
OFFICE 1924 MAGN >rNEtT.
RICHMOND. VA. october u. I-o- '
nROPOS AIS FOR WOOD AND COAL
viii be received for The Virginia PeniientlMy
(-ealedj- ,,,-,,(.,,.N-.r,Vrr my
PM WOOD ~ the Penitenuary.
81 5O TON. FiG ANTHRACITE COAL.
al. 10 tons NUI ANTHRACITE COAL.
All bil. must be for 2.2iO pounds ~ Tie tOh'aAd
delivered a. The Pca!tenuary.
Nh be- a. much Q, loo cords Of wood delivered
iu ~, next thirty days.
c.ntrartor viii De- required g. furnish under nis
"a ,o.r ~ l,, wood and coal for thc next twelve
months. A. NAV Dc required for the use ~ tii'
Pcnitentiary u -.Tr-pf.N ,c,c
Hii- wiu be received until Sal tkDA / 'ct-
her ~ t. NJ O'Clock l.. NJ. No.,
me right il reserved 20 reject any " an lbs
iH' 4's"' WINFIELD SCOTT,
,o ~ Office 1924 Main street.
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Ariimgton Hotel, ] received two cards fron,
S gnu which are now in nv no sasa
sion, Informing me that he had called Off,
20 see me, and asking me to call unon h;n,
which declined doing. '''' "''h'
l 10 not write this card because c,ro
% Mn' smallwood has said Of me. but
ssI,mp'y 10 expose the desperation and VII
r a'ny OF The hackers Of Dezendorf. who
s Nsrny believe have bribed smallwood q
,r M ~" false and malicious statement as 70
L. II
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Volt on the War.Paih.

Especial telegram 90 the Disiatch.l
FHEpEEICK-EURC, Va, October Ito
night Colonel Volt and Beckley adj
dressed o large meeting at the courthouse.
The Eeadiu>ters attempted t. prevent
the negroes from attending by holding m
other meeting. which was addressed by
Mayo. But they utterly failed.
Il j, evident that majority Of The Re
pubhcans here are ior Volt.
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
foe l5-Su.W&FI
NOTED But UNTITLED WOMAN
From the Boston Giobe.l

From the Boston Giobe.l
yeeers Editors: .,o
Mr.. lydia Z. Plnkham' OF Lynn MAS ''Oo's
-, other human beings may be ru'h'ui'! 0""'0
-. =. pesr Friend Of Woman" "a some % IN.
,.t.,t- love 70 call her. She l. jealousy u'-
-. ,.e, work. which Is the outcome OF NE
IA g.. obliged t. keep SIX lady assistants 10
SUI .,,.,,er tho large correspondence when
,,.,,y ,r.ur, in upon her. each 'eaf'ns ~
-, ~ suffering. or soy at release Il on' -
,,rcrT.ELE COMPOUND Is meu'''n' ''
,.,t moi evil purposes. have persoliai'' III
aud am satisfied Of The truth oi '''i7'
',...,o, If it, proven merits II Is fc'''"'
..,udo1 and prescribed by The ''7' pay
80. .orotrv. one says: % II works HAe
60. much pain. II viii cure e"'liV'-
anu ~ FALLING or THE Ilhho :
W. ,.,.,.nppH0A. IRREGULAR AND TAM =
Ii. ' ~I,,. ALL OVARIAN IkoI
MI. Nh ,~rI ANIMATION AND ULckkAlioN'
rtooDlNGs. ALL DlsPLAChNhN - ' 60
80, IN, .pinsl weakness aud Is e'''''''''
con, Tho CHANGE OF LIFE -.o,,, and
adai'eu ~ every portion OF the y
} IL -, lfe and vlgor. IL REM ''-.,s,t.. ,po
CIV, -, destroys all craving or ,. n,r..
- weakness Of tie s"'l'. .D,IrS
relieve w,0ATING, HEADACHES
DILrppvoUs PROsTRATlON'
NERAL DEBILITY
SIEFPL EssNkss, -,,,crsrIoN.
nra1,pTsslON AND INDlOhsli "" ,..,,
lin Of bearing down Gun, .sl,,i,pentl,
ll'a' Tia, and backache, Is a'"ass and under al
weight az II will at all times anu ,a,s ,ba
cured by i'' vs. act in harmony with the i" '''''
govern. 70, per bottle, or six ior 20 10 soc
II cost Dn', Any advice required - nec,
sold hy oruss me names Of many VINO LIZ, WF,;F
cial cases Ahu health by the use OF ,'e
resioI'g coMPOUND, can be oot Sr renly. at he
TABLh p,nkhaIn. with stamp 'o' wy
home in Lynn He COMPLAINT Of sne[ sex M,
mails show ,osn.m. Liver Pills g, , Sss cure
Mrs ri un,I@ best ia the rorIo 10 end TOR
writer, :. are ,@, BILIoUsNEss,, n am rrRI
COMET ,gY or THE LIVER. he, Pine line. and bid
rp p o,ks wonders in is ,%o g.. popularity"
fair 70 equal tl'e :, her as al AnF.i ~
49, cole ambition ls w MRS. a. W y,
""*''S w 4s~s'.
a.
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Mr.. Brady's Denial of sm"'i""""
Charges.
PETERSBURG. OCTOBER L. &c

pt.TFpsBTRG. OctODcI L. Ao-'
1.ue Editor Of TIE Dispatch
TIC statement contained IN the te'eeI'n.
So N,.rfoIl uuhlisAed in your fP'I ~ "
Today that | offered 10 brlpe Joni ., -.
- - southampton county, 10 aDAh1o"
Bezc1dorf is UNANIMOUSLY false anu - t,ad
on. did mol know, never -" Nv, Ill
I -, con,er.atiop whatever WIN 'iii','-
,,,..l am, n tbe 9th Of this InoIlh, "n.' -
,,.. l.,o',,,,bt 70 NV Office by MI. JoNcI' =
Wil-on ~ y orfolk. and the enit' con -,
80, f',J ,,ifh him wa- in the ptesthO Va
W,lson and state senator w =: - -.
I s,.,cd 10 smallwOOd IN p0ltN1 M
hat would not give him c<i'' - or.
t,I',.,.do.rf. that We did not desire ~
- - ,..,,asser for Libby, ana also
a. hi,n in answer TO his request ~! :. -
recommendation for an appoihtiiSIin'' - I
- - hundred Offices at my Usl'o>"i
,.~,.I4 "a, under the circumstance; S'JJ
bi, one Of them. After shiaii"o,1uS. 49,.
,r;,,er his letter 10 Dezendon, pnDi'siioS
=, 81 IVIio ~ the 9TH instant. ana s'sh -,
:" -, ,hereof. he asked me ior l1iah.iS'
ia 4 Immediately replied, IN .i'S Pa
- - Wilson and Stevens, tbar ooS s"r
MOI and would not, give nm any i',0der.
tbsf there NAV be no evasion oi il.s S,,eiI.
.ti1, .Ioiit this whole matter on Sinsi',
s ,'-, assert most positively iiiat ne u1u
mol from me. directly or .l lnoir wSsieyer.
,h.oneI, nv. or from any person "iaO y,
with ny Enowd sPp ;oy Il. or .a idp letter
receive a On the contrary, ";is pai
70 DeIshoS zoe Wilson, who broughi nm ~,
ilchhT 70 ciAl. h,e careful not to give YIN
70 ny ONCE -, Ike him any pronlIse,,
that biz abandonment - d"ne' and of BIZ.
be freely and willingly p'"
OVID yOlitioD. 49,. ,,,scs. -. -. -.
NIL. II =, s..-.----s---- '""'' wv
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The great value Of Mr.. Lydia +. Pink
ham, Vegetable compound Tor all disease,
OF women j. demonstrated by everyday eX-
perience. The writer Of this had occasion
10 step into the principal pharmacy Of city
Of AZ. 600 inhabitants, and on inquiry a. 70
which l. the most popular proprietary
medicine Of the time. was answered that
Mrs. Pinkham', Vegetable Compound oc-
ctipie. most conspicuous place in the front
rank Of all remedies of this class. Journal.
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Complaint Against Norfolk Hospital
Officials

WASHINGTON. ID. C., October l,.-Cap-
tain Kelley. Of the schooner san BIa', re-
Gently filed complaint at the Treasury De-
nartment against the hospital authorllie,
n Norfolk. Va, alleging that they retained
ra,e> Of smallpox on board hi, vessel ana
refused 10 allow them 10 land. The matter
was referred 10 surgeon Smith. OF the ma
RIM hospital service, against whom the
complaint was directed; whereupon that
officer furnished the department with CO.
ME, OF certain letters bearing on the case
which showed that surgeon smith on the
4th instant notified the quarantine phy,i-
clan. DR.. Gait. Of the presence OF smallpox
ON the schooner san Bla>. and not receN-
inc anv reply wrote Or. Gait again on lhe
m instant notifying him that II the pa
t;ents were delivered at quarantine me
bni. would hc paid by the marine hoSplIai
.eryice. The same day DR.. smith received
a letter from Quarantine'Oihcer Gan r.
norting that the schooner san Bla,, Win
r9nt1in J. Keihnc on board sick with
tbd smallpox. returned that afternoon 70
R,ltimore. the Mayor Of the city having
no.jtiyelv forbidden him to come on shore
~ ~ De treated in the city penthouse.
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North Carolina State Fair.

RALEIGH, y. C., October 1.-The twen-
ty-second Annual Fair Of the North Caro-
lima Agricultural Society was opened here
to-day 10y Governor Thomas J. Jarvis.
The exhibition is the best ever made in
the state, particularly as TO live stock. ma
chinery, and farm products. All depart
ments are complete. An unusually large
attendance is expected. Senator Z. T..
Vance Is expected 10 deliver AN address
Thursday.
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The Meeting AT FarrnviIIc Yesterday

Spcclal tclegram @ Inc DispaIoh.I
FARMyILLE. Va. October Ito The
regret Of our people Mr.. Massey failed to
come to-day, but the cause Of pure Gov
eminent and constitutional liberty was
ably represented by Mr.. T. y. Williams.
Iii, speech wa, practical, logical, and
digniled.
sam. Coleman followed with strong
appeal for MIR. Massey.
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Murderous Rorsc-Thieyes.

KEARNEY, NEB., October 17.-Sheriff
James Woods and n horse-dealer whom
thieves had despoiled. on reaching Minden
Yesterday found four Of the gang, who drew
pistols and shot Woods dead. They also
killed two citizens who interfered and then
fed. They are still at large, but the whole
country is aroused.
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Congressional Nominations.

NEW YORK, October I.-Congresslonal
,om;notions were made in various States
to-day as follows: General :. 4. M Tarn ~
by the Republicans OF New Haven, conn.
Charles Rhodes by the Democrats OF ln'
Twenty-fourth New York district; AleX'
ander ii. Davis by the Democrats 9 Q, 'nt
Twenty-iifth New York district; II. X =,
Low by the Republicans of the fourieen .,.l
Now York district; Gilbert Collins gy lht
I,epublicaus Of the Seventh New Jersey
a..i==......s..
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She Would Not Sue UerLover

CARA smith, who was stabbed bv her
discarded lover. Charlie, Nolka, in Phila-
dclphla. about two weeks ago. was per
united 10 leave the PENNSYLVANIA Hospital.
notwithstanding notice from Magistrate
Martin to the physicians to detain her. She
has disappeared, and could not De found
Monday. Nolka wa, held for further
hearing and Frank Former. his companion.
was released 80
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c,esp Land Sales in Patrick County.

DANyILLE, VA. October I'.nin Il, az ~
county. Va. where the deSrih OF pt prov
s;ons recently excited pubhc al!en .,,1
there was on the 14th instant sold al pIT ,as
auction body Of land conIalh,nS l,IS-
acre ana having on It 'cveFsi :. statements l no
and apple orchards at about "a per snc cGtS
oh 'n' ct, 80. II land in the same county,
elS,yi respectively from 60 to 300
conlain III seereral Of which there are settle
ae det, on and orchards and indications OF iron
u u,on', The , Whole being about l,sOo acres-at
~ ' overaqe Of about 81 per acre.
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Iouisiaua Bonds

NEW YORK. october 17.-etate l ,,,a.stion
ID b'I ,h nc Now 81 Ynrk stock Exchange to have
10 Io ,is Ss" bonds sTrH quoted EX-%atSred
coupons representing that ruiz u ,%e
York Exchange now pre. 'iiI ~ rradneed
eastern holders from accep'ln1 ,a IN i ~ Tew
interest now offered at the baiA nr ., s.J
York, according to settlement, p nccp0,ed
by bondholders in July 1,l . anu u .' erant.
by the State. II the Application y s lam
ed. Louisiana bonds viii be goou ueii''i'
UL.o.,. u.-.t,I,cl. vvu, ls..s'
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Foreign Wheat for Grea, p-itain.

LONDON. October l7.-Mr. Jane, 'ayia
estimate, The requirement, Of Great Britain
for foreign wheat from the IL ~ >epi'm-
b,r ~ 1j.jJ0. 1000 quarters, or nearly ..nln.-
900 quarters lc,- than were imported dI-
ring the same period last year.
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Two Vessels sunk by Collision.

LONDON, October 1.-THE German ,hip
Con>tantia, Captain Kcichklon. collided
with the steamer City OF Antwerp fourteen
miles Of Eddy>tonc. and both vessels sank.
All the Constantly, crew and four belong
ing 10 the CRY Of Antwerp have been
landed II Cardiff
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Domestic Tragedy I'm Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. October 17.-William Saubc.
a gardener. aged sixty Years, living near
the western boundary Of thi, city. shot his
son, William saube. IT.. in 2 quarrel thi,
morning. and then cut his own throat.
Roth arp dead
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MADRID. October 17.-2olitielland fnan-
cial circle are much excited hy 'he news
that senior Sa-o,ta. the Prime Minister. ha>
had q Ion. and amicalie interview with
Marshal ~,rrano. The incident las cre-
atcd profound sensation I'm It's bearing on
the situation and prospects OF political par
fia-
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.

OFFICE KANAwHA CoMFANY.l
r,,.,,rsroN. KASAwHA COUNTY. W. A..
CHAkLhs lVN' October IL, lse2. y
,,opo.1s FOR BUILDING THE MA
a.ftINp pl ~ FTK RIVER BRIDGE, Ohio Cen
raj abroad. al Charleston-about lfO9 eI ,,t.
yards-will be received by the undergone" 81 u4''
on'oe "''" Il. ID. WHlICOMB'
,a-,oc1g President kanavha Company
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From the PuIpif ia tho Stare

CHICAGO. October 1G.-EX-Rey. George
{. Min. formerly q well-known pastor.
made hi, dtbW a> Hamlet at the Grand
Opera-llou>e this evening before a cult
waited audience. He was well received. and
the critics are favorable.
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AHfRfffa

GALVESTON. TEXAS. october III. II.
Ruhl. confidential clerk 10 Kaufman &
Runge. committed suicide to-day. 4 re-
port j. current on the streets that he
was short in his accounts $4,000.
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Annf Gall for Rnnda

WASHINGTON. October 17.->ecretary
Folger has in contemplation another call
for continued ; per cent. bonds. which will
probably Toe issued tomorrow. The amount
and other details have not yet been decided
IIpOn
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New Hampshire Prohibifionisfs.

CONCORD. October 1.-THE Prohibition
State Convention met here to-day. nom,-
mated Joseph W. Fletcher. Of Nashua. for
Governor. and passed a series II strong
prohibition resolutions.
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FINANCIAL.
STOCK EXCHANGE.


sALEs-FmsT BoARD.-1, 900 Atlanta and Char
lotte incomes at 77s; 1000 Richmond and Dam
vile Railroad debenturvs at 90; 10 shares Char
lo;te. Columbia and Augusta Railroad stock a. 90.
SECOND BoARD.-l0 shares Richmond and West
Point Terminal Railway and Warehouse Company
stock at 33h 10 shares Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta Railroad stock n 3s., 10 do at 3S<, so
DO. II $50; 10 shares Norfolk and Western Rail-
road frpferraf stock NJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-18
4 Strike Of Newspaper Conpositors.

ATLANTA, GA. October 1G.-The print
er> in the Constitution Office struck TO-DAY
because OF the discharge Of two Of their
number. Twenty cases are left vacant to-
night. hut the paper Will appear as usual.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-18

1000 barrels FRESH ROC 49, ,.A,f In d,,v
sr,.-etcd Der schooner Maggie ~ Aar5us,; VI
sale Tow from vessel. ~ ,s,.,,'S p o.
lime Cement. LuuT- frfs eI. IT. go.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-18
DOCKLAND LINE.

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