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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-05
rbe Louisville and Nashville Railroad

LOUISVILLE, October 1.-The Louisville
and Nashville railroad directors, who are
in the city to attend the annual meeting
to-day, were received on Change with
marked cordially. Addresses were made
bv gentlemen representing the leading
branches OF business, and the utmost con-
fidencc wa, expressed in the future Of the
road. Assurances were given OF the hearty
coOperntion Of the citizens in efforts to adj
vance it, interests and extend its influence.
L0fer.-At the annual meeting 81 the
stockholders OF the Louisville and NASH
willie railroad President Baldwin submitted
his annual report. which sets forth that The
number OF miles OF road operated by the
company i 3.233 the bonded debt amounts
to SjS. HIS. and the capital stock to
SIS. 133.jI3: the mileage OF the road on
which thi, Indebtedness is i LIS. The
gross earnings for the past year were
Freight, 4. 0jO, 339.04 passengers, Seoul
4G4.74: mails and express, So, ,O23.6s
miscellaneous. SiO2, 917. 09-total, Sll.9SI-
74.j5. Operating expenses, SGD ,3'O.31
net earnings. Sl,jjS.31i.20; net from tray
lic per mile. S2.s2l.s0: ratio Of expenses
81 % per cent. a. against the year previous
81 - per cent. realized from investments,
/ s2GG. 1895; total income, Si,S2i,slG.95
| interest. rental. tax, etc.. Si,O35. -
deficit on Georgia railway lease, $4,000;
dividend paid February 10th at per cent,
/ $4,000; net surplus for the year, $50
OOT II
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Tho Murderers Of Lord Cavcndish and
Inder-Sccrctgry Burke.

DUBIIN, October THE weapons used
10y the murdercrs of Lord Frederick Cav
cndish and Understanding Burke were
found concealed in the raiters Of stable
in the rear OF a house belonging to man
who was recently sentenced to penal scr'i-
tude for intimidating Mrs. Kenny, the wi
dow Of the man murdered in Seville Place
because he was suspected 81 having given
information concerning the murders. Its
alleged that KENNY was driver Of the ear
in which the assassins rode on the night oi
the murder The weapons found were
four knives. nine inches long, with blades
three quarters OF an inch wide. They are
quite new and very sharp, and are cY,-
IDENTITY surgical dissccting-kniyeS. There
were discolorations on them, which OH
chemical analyzation proved t0. have been
made by human blood. II is hoped that
the murderers will yet De captured. Mean
while the authorities observe the suicte-t
secrecy,
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HARTFoRD. CT, October 4.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention met IN this city to-
day and effected permanent organization
by the election OF James III. Gallagher as
president. The committee on resolutions
reported platform, which was adopted.
The resolutions, which are usually prolix,
assert "the supremacy OF the General Gov
eminent within the range OF It's powers"
Independence OF States in the wise exer-
else OF all powers not assigned to the Gene
raj Government and declare "persistent
opposition to all strained interpretations Of
power named in the Federal Constitution"
They advocate strict economy in the ex-
penditure OF the public moneys; restric-
ton Of appropriations from the national
treasury TO objects clearly OF a national
character; revision OF the internal-reve-
nue. law and OF the tariff that shall reduce
taxation; that the revenue shall not exceed
the present needs Of the Government, and
shall establish tariff upon only constitu-
tionaI basis the production Of revenue
sufficient to meet the expenses, giving incl
dental protection to industries and not
protection to mere monOpOlies. They
favor legislation appropriate to Sc
cure the abolition OF all unnecessary
Offices the clearing from civil service OF
all retainers Of politicians, and future ap-
pointment OF such persons only as shall
have proved themselves most fit by tests OF
merit provided by law and open to free
competition Of every citizen; legislation
appropriate to afford a more thorough
protection against fraud in the use OF the
ballot. They also cordially approve the veto
OF the river and harbor bill.
The result Of informal ballot for Govern
or was as follows Waller, Dos; Morris, l09;
L. a. Brick, 81; scattering, 8. Mr.. Wal
Ter having received a majority Of the votes
cast, was declared nominated by acclama-
ton. George G.. Sumner, Of Hartford,
was nominated for Licutenant-GOyernOr,
and after completing the State ticket the
Convention adjourned.
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DEsoCKAT1C CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS- NOuI-
hArED-R. c. MARSHALL, OF PORTSMOUTH.
ACCEPTS THE NOMINATION, AND PREPARES
FoRTHE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ADOPTED.
Especial telegram to the Dspatch.I
NORFOLK, VA, October 4.-The Demo-
cratic Congressional Convention came TO
order to-day at l O'Clock with DR.. NJ. O.
holt, OF Surry county, as temporary chair
man. After appointing the usual commit
tees, the Convention took an hours recess.
and on reasscmbling DR.. John W. Lawson.
OF Isle OF Wight, was made permanent
chairman, with frye vice-presidents, secre-
tary, etc. After the Committee on Gre
dentlals reported, the COMMITTEE on
Resolutions reported the following:
Whereas the Convention has been called
by the Executive Committee OF the district
to consider the propriety Of making a
nomination OF candidate to represent this
district in the House Of Representatives OF
the United States Of the Forty-eighth Con-
gress; therefore
ReSoired, LIST. That this Convention do
make the nomination OF a candidate TO rep
resent the district in the House Of Repre-
sentatives OF the Congress OF the United
States.
I'd. That owing 10 the short time al
lowed for the canvass between this and the
day OF election the different county Organi-
cations OF this district are hereby requested
TO begin at once, and to push forward their
work with the same zeal and carnestneSs
which has been heretofore characteristic Of
the Democratic party in the Second con-
grcssional district Of Virginia.
Sd. That this Convention refers with
pleasure to the brilliant record Of the
Democratic party Of Virginia in the past,
and looks with confidence to a bright
and permanent success for the party in the
future.
On motion, the resolutions were adopted.
\ division being called for, the roll was
called, and vote was taken, and the reso-
utiOns adopted-ayeS, 1862; noes, AZ.
There was no fight over the resolutions.
The Convention proceeded TO 4 nomina-
ton, and Major Baker p. Lee, Il. c. Mar
shall, Hon. John GoOde, Colonel l.. ID.
Starke, Colonel Thomas Tabb, Colonel X.
Il. Griffin, Major Mann Page, Major J. F.
Croker, and Captain James Barron Hope
We're placed in nomination.
Mr.. Gootle, Colonel Tabb, Major Crockcr,
and Colonel Starke declined, and were
withdrawn after the fourth ballot.
r. c. Marshall, Of Portsmouth, was
then nominated, beating Major Baker p.
Lee three votes. The nomination was
made unanimous amidst great cheering.
Stirring speeches were then made by all
the prominent men present, and the Con-
vention adjourned about nightfall.
Captain Marshall has been a resident Of
Portsmouth some eight or ten years. He
is native Of Fauquier county, and a
grandson OF Chiei-Justice Marshall. lie T.
a young lawyer OF great energy and excel
lent address, and commences the canvass
tomorrow at Surry Courthouse.
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CINCINNATI.
LOUISVILLE.

TortevlrIH. October 4-Flou steady Win good
dfnand. Wheat dali and unsettled; amber 500
SIC: No. red winter, 90c Corn daii ia a qn-
iia,i tcns generally unchanged, bur .OHc sales
,atber higher. Mess-pOrk advanced &C. bSc0h-
.t.,i.sre adyancef &C.: clear advanced sc.
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A PHILADELPHIA Hotel Burned.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, October 4.-The
three-story brick building on German
town avenue, below Rising sun Lane.
owned and occupied as hotel by August
Hecht, was destroyed by fire, which broke
out In some mysterious manner shortly be-
fore O'Clock this morning. Loss on the
contents $1,000; no insurance. Loss on
the buildings $4,000; fully insured.
PHILADELPHIA, October 4.-AugIIst
Hecht, the proprietor, and his family, con-
sisting OF his wife and two children, to-
gether with two domestics, We're asleep
when the fire broke out, and narrowly es-
capped with their lives. They were all
lowered by ropes from the windows.
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Australian Affairs.

san FRANCIsCO, CAL, October f.-Ihc
following adyiccs have been received ly
the steamship City Of New York, which
arrived here yesterday from Australia,
bringing Melbourne dates to September
It'll:
O'Farrcl. who fired at Archbishop
Gould, ha. been committed for trial. The
Archbishop'> injury j, very slight. II Is
stated that O'Farreii had long INDUCED q
grudge against the prelate in consequence
OF an equity suit
The gold industry shows a considerable
revival.
The crop prospects are favorable.
The imports at Adelaide, South Austria
liza, for the year ending with the month OF
June, were j,s90,000 pounds; the exports
> $50. 900 pounds
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The Oar.

MANCHESTER. \. H., October r. ne
iour-oared working boat race was won by
the West End Crew, Of Boston, Forest
Rivers OF Salem second, st. Mary, OF
Charlestown third, Emmetts OF Manches-
Ter fourth. The Manchesters lost. IN
official time, 10 minutes and 30 seconds;
Courtney then made his appearance, ana
pulled over the course in IL minutes ana
44t seconds. ,o
WASHINGTON, October 4.-The Potomac
river regatta, which took place here to-day,
was largely attended, and the several races
were Spirited and well contested i,s ted The Tn,
course was up the river one mile and hall
straight away. The first race, for junior
s;n@Ie. was won in 1925 by Smith, OF the
Cni,mbia Club, and the race for senior SIM
giles by MeKenny Of Of the iSD PStSmncs u
arcws the Columbus were winners II
s sisM' They also won the senior iSur,oar E,
race in 0:53I. The race for lighi-welgn
io o was won by the Potomaes IN IO: .,
The weather was pleasant ana inc "a'e'
smooth.
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Suicide Of n Norfolk Lady.

NORFOLK, VA. October Mrs. Will
liam NJ. Hannah. the wife OF wcll-knOwn
businessman Of Norfolk, left Baltimore
last evening as passenger on the Daytime
steamer When off Point Lookout, lady.
her companion in the state-rOOm. was
aroused by cool draughts OF air from u
raised window, and discovered that Mrs
Hannah was missing. The alarm was given
and search made. but she could nowhere
be found. She had been respondent for
some weeks, and had gone north for rccrc-
alton. Temporary alteration OF the mind.
it is thought, was the cause OF the suicide
She leaves several Young children.
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Wholesale Burglary i'm Massachusetts

BOSTON, October f.-Within lew weeks
more than fifty stores, dwellings. barns
and railroad dep0ts in Concord, HUDSON
Acton, Bedford, Ludburg, and other towns
in the vicinity, have been entered by burg
lars and considerable money and other
plumber secured. Last night the Fitchburg
railroad depot, at Concord Junction, and
the Old Colony railroad depot, at Acton.
were broken into and money stolen from
the cash-drawer. \ burglar was captured
! last night in farmhouse at South Acton
after a sharp struggle.
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uome or crystal twenty feet ,h,c, :.
WI. 'oat Its motion Is unseen eycent r,; 81 ~
""sso o~, from above darts over I, mn, =
as,''iS star and how the trees are Ial,
49,, s'o'e l. under all their leaves at The IN
,s ", .nat II breaks into foam. and how III,
6,o I,o 1'i OF that foam burn with erecn
anS h s.sc 80 much SCATTERING chrysonrasi !.
&C. NV NV ever and anon startling Won win
90, "s,.c iisSn' Jet Of spray leans biss;na
" ''is ia'i, IKE rocket bursting In ,ho
81; "u a'u driven away in dust. filing tho
H.; H. WIN ryht; and how, through the cnrd.
""g Wreaths OF the restless. crashino -
sc'o", the blue OF the water. nalod hv IL
I ,oam IN It's body, shows purcr than ,bs a thu
,nrough white rain cloud; while tho hi
ucriig IRIS stoops in tremulous st;lInasa
over all. fading and flushing alternatoI,
through the choking spray and shat,oroi
sunshine, hiding itself at last anonn ~ =
.nicS golden leaves which toss 10 on5 , ,n
III sympathy with the wild waters iii.
tripping masses lifted at intervals Ill
sheeVcs OF loaded corn, by some s,ror',ar
gush from the cataract, and bowed ct,
upon ,hc messy rocks as It's roar de-
th's i All very fine; but II n newsnaner
reporter IN our country, when on his S,,n,.
, ,Ier vacation, were 70 INDULGE in such
n!PcroOic eXaggeratIon il would no nm.
ueIS,ood at once as an effort to induce tho
.uo'.i-hceperS TO deadhcad him through all
, ,n4 region OF country. These "literarv
lcho"s' since the days Of Byron. who
apoStrophlzed Italy, are not to be relied
upon. As there were few hotels when
b!ron wrote, he quartcred on the mon
astery's. -''"-
TIRE BLACK FOREST.
After leaving the falls the load skirts
Siohg the famous Black Forest where
kings and emperors in the olden time
hunted the wild boar, but is now devoted
10 more useful purposes. 1t is an extern
SNe wooded district, the name .'Black"
probably arising from the dark and dense
foliage Of the lofty pines Of the forest.
vi all the wooded districts of Germany
none oher such beautiful and varied land
>cape scenes As the Black Forest. especially
the Baden portion, through which we were
passing. The towering heights are COW
ered with fragrant pine forests, whilst the
populous valleys present a scene OF lux
uriant vegetation. Numerous mineral
springs have given rise TO number of lit
Tie watering-placeS. The wild boar has
been eXtirpatcd, and little trout streams
WOO the angler to its sylvan retreat.
OUR ROUTE.
The road Skirted Lake Constance almost
to IFS headwatCrs-a distance of forty
mileS-and we did not see anywhere ontbiS
broad and beautiful sheet Of water any
sign OF business or navigation, except one
solitary Sai-boat, about midday. The
railroads that skirt its banks have probably
carried of all trade. and this NAV be
the cause of the deterioration Of the once
populouS city Of Constance to that Of a
mere watcring-place. After passing the
falls, we sped on to Strasburg, reaching
our destination at II O'Clock; and as we
began 70 drop of into our first nap were
aroused by the sonOrous bells OF the Cathc-
dral striking u.
Yours, &C.. C.C.F.
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p..,oav EDUCATIONAL Fund.

Nrw YoyK. October 4.-The annual
Peabody educational Fund was d heId sOd
AZ noV y, u, ,r ."o Among those present
T were ., exlgP 'id Rutherford B. Hayes
NJ, IN Iu.,;ca Waite. of the United State
supreme Court; Right Rev. II. b. b. M " p
nIe Of Minnesota; and Alexander H. Ii
Stuart, OF Virginia.
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Nam pecopifated by n Circular-Saw

Especial telegram to the Dlspalch'I
NORFOLK, October 4.-Mr. Robert ward
q prominent citizen of Princess Anne coun-
tv. was thrown on revolving saw in hi,
saw.mill yesterday afternoon, and his head
was completely severed from the body
producing horrible death. The affair
hammered near Princess Anne Courthouse
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,,,roa hvaFaIlinc Stand.

ST. LOUIS, October As the "Nelled
pronhets" procession was passing down
Washington avenue last night section on OF
seats erected between Twelfth and Thir-
tenth streets fell and badly injured several
nnrsons. Most of the seats were twenty
ieet high. and had been built to hold 300
persons; but double that number OF men
Women. and children crowded on them,
and they Welded to the weight.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS

Nominatiops-Stephen Elect.
"a Governor or Georgiu-vexscI Rescued
Erection In -YeiIow-Fever-
Louisville and Nashville Raiiroad-Death
ofAdeiaide Phillips, the Actress-Connecti-
cut Democrats -PhiIadeIphia Hotel
burned-Accident in 81 Louis-Fire In
Bridgeport, Conn.-Suieide in Chesapeake
bay-BurGiaries In Massa chusetts-Bicycie
Ridins-Huns from n Bridge-Meeting or
christians IN Albany, n. Y.-TariT Com.
mission in New Orieans-ForeIgn Notes.
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Tariff Commission I'm New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, October 4.-Before the
members Of the Tariff Commission III seS-
SION here to-day, Mr.. Samuel Mullen, in
behalf of the Louisiana rice farmers, ana
rcnresenting the Rice and Produce tx
chanoe. delivered IN address, in which he
stated that the annually increased produc-
tion OF rice in Louisiana and the very eX-
istence of that industry is solely due to the
protection afforded by the present tarln.
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ur. Massey Lynchburg.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
LYNCIIBrRG, Va, October 4.-llon. j. l..
Massey addressed an immense audience Of
our most intelligent and respectable citi-
zens at the Opera-House tonight. lie
held the audience three hours, and made a
great impression in this city. Paul and
Langston spoke to crowd composed al
most exclusively Of negroes at Moorman'S
Nnrnhnnsp
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Deafb Ofan Actress.

RosToN. October "A London dlslatch
80 that Miss Adelaide Phillips died in
Thar citv today. She had gone there two
months MOI, ago hoping for medical assistance,
i,,U been in poor health for the six
, ,"' NH, nreyious. She began her profess
l DiOnai career on the stage OF the Boston
Muse Museum. and has been weIl-known as an
artress and d singer for quarter of GEN.
turV.
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Erouch Finances.

LONDON, October IA dIspatch 10 IIe
Times from Paris reports that VI. Iirard,
Minister Of Finance, has Just resolved 10
abandon the convention with TIE Orleans
Railway Company, on which NJ. say
budget for 1888 was based, and obtain TIC
funds necessary for extraordinary public
works bv increasing the floating debt by
two hundred or three hundred million
francs. which may be gradually paid OF
during five years, or possibly merged in
new loan.
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Meeting Of Christians.

ALBANY, October 4.-The Ninth Quadri-
cnnial National Convention Of the Chris
tian Church opened at Tweddle Hall this
morning. There is an unusually large
number Of delegates present from eastern,
western and southern States, besides seyo-
raj from Canada. Rev. \. W. COan. II
Dayton, Ohio, is president. The address OF
welcome was made by Rev. f. {. Abbott,
pastor OF the Christian church, in this city.
Rev. ID. 4. Lang. OF North Carolina, adj
dressed the Convention in regard 10 the
south.
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,,,,..a MILES OH "a Bicycle

On M ! '; journalist and bicycle tourist, OF
R RDy;i1e !O III who started for San Fran
ijaeo ON \ bieycie six weeks ago, has ar.
r riTad Oh nere on account OF the lateness OF
the season and advice receiver u, Mn WI ~ ~
no further, there being danger oi n's Nv W.
coming snowbound in Tue h lhU.e, aione ="
Pose came / 400 miles on a bicycle aiohe'
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The Sultan Angry.

CoNsrANTINoPLE. October THE Sultan
has called the attention of Lord Duferin,
tbe British Ambassador, to the fact that
the note OF the Porte inquiring when the
British troops viii leave Egypt remains :,
unanswered. The Sultan declared that II
Lord Duiferin did rot reply he would adj
dress himself TO the Powers.
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n,.so,UTIoys & PARTNERSHIPS

rTHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO,
FORE existing under the hrIn-name OF
VERNE & SLATER is this day dissolved D! nnu-
'u RoBERT VERNE will continue the GRO "a
CRY AND LIQUOR BusINhss al the o ia
stand corner Seven III and Marsha s,fsets ana ~, -,
assumes ali the liabilities OF The Old nIn' III" ~
him ali debts due the firm must be paid.
4. r uO,,,id ITO p,in, ROBERT VERNE.
ia "9ui J.HAMPDEN sLATEk.
RICHMOND, VA, October 0, 1857. oe 1-os
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Discussion IN Kussell.

Special telegram 10 the Dlsldlch.l
LEBANON, Va, ria ABINGDON, October 4.
Judge Rhea met Judge Meier here yes
terday. There was large crowd present,
and Rhea had a field-day. McTeer did not
ill out his time, nor did he answer any ar
eumcnt advanced by Rhea.
Russell is booming for FulkerSOn and
Massey.
Rhea will meet McTeer at all his ap-
pointmcnts in Russell.
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Sortt, Carolina Congressman.

Greensboro, y. c.. October 4.-The
Fifth Congressional District Republican
Convention met to-day. Colonel j. II.
Winston, Independent Greenback candi-
date. was endorsed.
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I.ynchcd.

PROSPECT, Tenn, October i.-IIcnry
Holloway lcolored) had n hearing yesterday
/ before a magistrate on the charge Of hrll-
| tally outraging Mrs. Rodgers on saturday
! night. He was pronounced guilty. He
wa, then seized by crowd aud hung from
/ bridge near by.
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Vessel Rescueu'

MOBILE, October 4T l%ic iOO %o. U 5riTsn
ashore during the last Storm was tow ,"d. on
by the reyenue-cutter Crawford Nor, ,o.uay;
The vessel was found to be h'''e oam'seu
by her hard treatment
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THE ARMY OF OCCUPATION.

CAIRO, October 1T seems to be settled
that the brigadcs Of General Wood ana
General Allison will form the army OF oc-
cupation i'm Egypt. The governors OF pro-
yinces have been ordered to send to Alex
andria all natives suspected OF having
taken part in the June maSsacres.
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Delaware Election.

WILMINGToN. DEL, October 4.-Later
returns show the Democratic majority in
the state on the inspectors ticket to be
2Sj, and the Republican majority on the
asSpSSOrS' ia
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A Rumor Denied.

LONDON, October "A correspondent
OF Re uter's Telegram Company .at Rome
saws the report Of the Paris FigGro .haS Tue u,
Pope had been shot at was wholly WITHOUT
foundation.
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,,.,x.sTREET EXCHANGE:
D." wESTERHOFF'S

TT wEsTERHoFFs
IL. .uAIy-sTREET EXCHANGE"
NO. 1906 MAIN STREET
NEW BAR, uo,
,,v,y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tables
SPLENDID LIGHT;
Inn -COUN Eh.
ALL OPENED THURSDAY, 7Tm .,ula,e
ar g. ,rs ne invited to call consr''"'''
fr'sns anest establishment In tue cry, .,or.
aud zee NE II. wEsrERHofF, Proprietor
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Tho prcsshnrg Riots.

VIENNA. October 4.-The Emperor na'
,hanted Herr Fisza, the Hungarian pri'is
m;n;ster. for the energy he has shown ~ ~
suppressing the riots against Tue 'e"' :"
Pressburg.
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STOiA BisOI<IHS.
JOHN l.. WILLIAMS,

VOIlN l.. WILLIAMS,
STOCK-BRO KEE.
IolfNlAty STREET, RicHNONp, 81
offers for aaic
RICHMOND, FREDERIC kSBJRG AND PoTO-
MAC PER CENT. MORT GAGE BoNbs'
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND PoIO-
WAC STOCk AND DIVIDEND BONDS
ATLANTA AND CHARLOTTE FiRsT-MORF-
GAGE 7 PER CENT. AND PER CENT.
INCOME BONDS AND PER CENT. qua
RANTEED STOCK;
RICHMOND AND DANNILLE GOLD 6'si
PETERSBURG RAILROAD BONDS, 3 and g.
RICHMOND CITY %, G's aud s.
All investment socurities bought aud sold IN
commission. - EI-lh,sua luf"
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Events I'm Egypt.
HONORs FOR BRITISH sOLDIER'


CAIRO, October i.-The khediye has de-
cided to have medals struck for the British
expeditionary force. The notables have
voted to present swords Of honor 10 Gene
raj Wolseley, Admiral Seymour, and
Drury Lowe.