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fsnectai telegram, % the Dispatch. !

lrgecfll telegram 70 t1t 4'AHf'NAAh-l
LEXINGTON, Va, October 2.-Hon. John
Z. Massey spoke here to-day in pursuance
Of his published announcement. He com
menced his speech by saying that be was a
yirginian, and when speaking 10 an audi
ence Of virginians felt completely at home.
He came TO speak TO the people Of Rock
bridge as a businessman, to business peo-
pie, on business matters. He traced the
course Of politics in Virginia from the
passage Of the funding bin, IN 1871, TO the
present day. and reviewed at considerable
length the legislation on the public debt
from It's first agitation 10 the passage OF
THE ErDDLEBERGER BILL
The people OF Virginia were never
pleased with the settlement Of the debt
under the funding act Of 1871, and a. soon
as the opportunity offered elected Legis-
lature with a majority on Joint ballot
pledged 70 the resdiustment Of this much
yeXed question.
The principles contended for by the Re-
adiusters at the polls prevailed, and they
elected the Governor and supreme Court
and the basement officers in the Capitol.
and had the whole machinery Of the Gov
ernment in harmony with the dominant
power.
The Richmond Why, Mahone's organ,
and the accredited mouth-piece Of
TIE so-cALLED LIBERAL PARTY,
claimed that with this state Of affairs the
party had redeemed every pledge made in
IFS platform.
50 far. so good. said Mr.. Massey; but
what came next: 4 man could be a Repub-
lican and at the same time Resdjuster: so
could he be a Democrat and a RoAdiuster.
There was never any conflict Of principle
men Of both parties were honest in their
views and opinions. Why. then, attempt
TO move the party into RadIcalism;
lie CMr. Massey made an eloquent and
effective appeal to the Resdiusters not to
allow themselves 70 DC carried, bag and
baggage, into
TIE REPUBLICAN CAMP.
the pledge under seal and letter. MI. er-
maid came in for full exposure, which
was highly relished by all who heard It.
Mr. Massey spoke in detail concerning
the acts Of the last Legislature.
Mahone's boast that 5000, 900 would take
the State Of Virginia any way Wa the sub
iect Of the speakers condemnation. lie
made splendid impression. and won many
votes.
Mr.. Massey l. just from tie southwest.
and reports everything
LOVELY " THAT SECTION.
lie is confident Of beating Wise by o ma
iority Of not less than 10000.
Our distinguished candidate. Nj. Tuck
er. spoke after Mr.. Massey, and WI, -
ceiyed with three hearty cheers. No one
doubts hi, election hy much larger ma
joriiy than Le received at the last election.
l.. 7. ". Morn, was sent up from
Lynchburg, il j. presumed, 70 reply to Nj.
Tucker, bUt he did not put in 40 appear
ance.
Rockbridce seems fully aroused. and Wi
give Massey and Tucker q biz majority
go - .,..... p.rLIridf-p 81 t~Ops the ~faf-
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vrauomiring i'm the Navy.

WASHINGTON, u. c.. October In ac,
cordance with the recommendation o. ,,
what i known A. the " Shore-Duiy board
the Navy Department has detached IRON
active service and placed on waiting OF
dor.-that is. upon pay averaging about
two thirds Of that for sea duty-nlnety-
,bree officers, beginning with Rear-Ad-
,,,;,..i Rrvson. Commodores Alexander
ph;nd Edmund Il. Calhoun, and William
g Temrle. and Captain T. {. Filleoro"n,
ard embracing officers OF every grace
down 20 boat.wains and carpenters; All IL
Of these have been upon shore dul!,
and the change is entirely in the line OF
s..apnlnV-
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Contracts for Levee Work Awarded.

WASHINGTON. II. G.. October 2.-ln &C.
cordance with the recommendations Of the
Board Of Engineers the Secretary OF Mar
ha, awarded contracts for the leyee work
on the lower Mississippi river 10 the iol-
lowing-named persons: q. \. Meyer y.
W. Irish. {. l.. Hardeman. Houston Co.,
Kirwan & Phelan. p. J. Kennedy. !. g..
Meath. James Madden. Hugh Garlic, Luke
Madden, J. i. Reid, Mayer Co., Arnold
4 Co.. straw n Co., Clay X Miller, fruln q
Co.. scott a Lamb, McGayerk n Tate, and
!. u. Eldredgc. The total amount OF leVee
work contracted for i 1896. 200 cubic yards
NJ a cost Of S1,I43,S24. Jones Hamilton, OF
Jackson. Miss, was the lowest bidder Tor
the work 10 be done on levees. liz Il a
farmer Of the convict labor Of Mississippi,
and if was with cOnvicts which he obtains
from the State by hi contract with II thar
he PROPOSES to execute his contract win
the Government. The Secretary OF W III
( to-day approved the action OF the local en-
pineers in refusing 10 give Hamilton the
contract for the reason that he proposed "a
do the work with convict labor. The pre-
cedent upon which the Secretary OF Nar
I based his opinion is understood 10 have
heen a decision Of one Oi his predecessors
in n case arising out Of the Government
Improvement OF the Muscle shoals IN Ala
| hama
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,,,Nr.c's HORRIBLE CRIME N "LSI viz
GINA.

GINA.
-. .,-.p,.tc W. VA. October IL ne
.,.,,,liT olliet town Of ClarkspuS wa
e ISL, fo-dav hy the announcement % =
dTaI murder having been coilIh'''C - -"
-, Slmn. hamlet about thirteen lnncs
1T He..9,,rrst If Carksburg. The iActs "'c
no' r-iIau-. About ] O'Clock tn, morning
- Roogcss. Dr., q wei-tO-do IarHiei'
vol -S;,,e, at Rock Camp. aroused NJ wiz
-, her bed and commenced
In her. lie threatened mel WIN ~ ~
1a,'ct and she. in company win lci 49, -
Nia,.-oId daughter, fed from inc n"uSS'
-, % the enragnd father ana husu"iu'
ii'y,;T5i.,,..d them 10 the fence, where hesu uoA
II several time with heavy poho,'
" -, wounds from which she oled az
~ Immediately. He then turned niS
a,te,tios 70 the litte girl Addic L., -
.I,irtee,,. and in the same lnahhSi >. - Ia
go eternity. The Oldest daushteI, -
aI.out eiglfeen. ESCAPED from lhe -
r. fafhey and alarmed the neis IT,, -,
,,,uober Of " HON, after s0iiic uiil
p,1e,es. under arrest. EarN III lu1 liiO 80,
80, an inquest was held from mn VA
aI'ove facts were cleaned ne OiuD' =, 81.
saichhors had considerabf uoupe -
sting the arrest Of Bogs9ess' NJ - IN -,
arsd IN shoot the first man " no nlau he
..ta,nn, 10 enter his house iiome' ,t,a
- lied hand and foot ana HouS - II Ri
Cqarksburg Jail by Cons,aoi, hos at
>.,-enino The unnsturai hA ~ rela.
- sbown signs oi insanily, assi .n MS
tn ~ the family were coh'eil'nsI ts,v
-, unon q charge oil liisaii't ~. reIated
DAYS hefore the terrible deeu 49, !. about
was c 0sr old. was The father Of five e ,Ta
forty yTaa ,;r v ared respectively three I'VE
Ten. twelve, and eighteen
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LOVELY II THAT sECTI0N
Discussion ut Spotsylyania COurt-
house Between Garrison, Wolff, and

Especial tcle-rrain 10 100 Dlsuatcl-i
FREUEmCKsBvEG. VA, october 2.-Ihe
was very large audience a SpotsyNania
Courthouse to-day TO hear the discussion
between Garrison. Volt, and MAYO, the
latter gentleman opening the discussion.
Iii, speech was remarkable 10 thi-. that he
claimed to be a Beadiuster, when hereto
fore in lis speeche, he said he was Re-
publican. and never was KeAdiu-ter
Truly did hi, speech fan fat upon the
large audience present
Volt, reply Wa, most scaihing. he
showed ur MAYO, record in ail il, hide
ou>nc,, and laid bare biz glring incon-
,i.tencie.. which elected great applause.
When Garrison arose % speak he was
greeted with round, % applause. After
irving an account u hi, stewardship in
. Con re, he. too, laid bare Colonel Mayo ,
political record. The Republican party IN
this county l. divided between Mayo and
Woltz and Wise and Dawson. The De-
mocracv are solid Tor Massey and G9rrison
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|. BRAVE AND FAITHFUL GUAR
DIAN or OUR
HOMES ASD PROPERTY
RESCUED FROM IMMINENT PERIL

A very por, l.- and w.u-known member Di nur
pal.... (.rr, who las perf,rmo du-y Twelve years
~ tbc Union railroad depot. on tAch.nse Place
FL Providence. y. J.. give. u.s un,9i cited q. &C.
mouy. Hear Mm:
81 nav, been dradfui.l troubled VIII disease 90
fl.t Kidneys afi Liver during Ie pas 80 months
airline. 1 was -y aetere.v afflicted u.a' wa ua-
able o. stand oa nv l.of.a- my icc and lower pii.-
.f OIL. i.r. wore worry badly swollen. lN urinary
.~...u- s.r. ID. a dr.alf.. condition: my blood Nas
Id ,rr,tcl-i -taf.a and 81 bad .ec'nl sd lnpN'ff-
i-hed and circulated BID r01fl. tlAi in4 hands ana
feet would he cold and numb an4 -. "ir 47 '' ~
iaar uf.les.. ! could NOS rest nights hui wa- -o
distressed al! oyer that could r.t 'ic still i rcd.
b.i would keep turains and rolling from nn, side
H. .he other .u night 80 thai would feel more
tired and exhausted iu tne morning than when
,,.nt ta bod My coud zion became $50 serious iuAi
was Obliged O. stop work. and for thirty aay-
was uusai, o. Dc Oh duty. consulted the best doc
toys and tried the numerous medicine and -n-
e. He'd cure. but rapidly grew worst and Wa ID a
sd condition every way when LONGTIME valued
friend u mine. Prominent in this city 300 large
express company. urged me 70 try I'll N1'- III VI
FDY. "A. he had known Of wonderful cures effected
hvft Upon his Representation obtained TWO bo'-
lie. Of The REMEDY aud commenced taking u az
directed. and greatly o. NY surprise 10 les 'LAn
twcufy-fOur hours ] commenced ~ iecl .t"tFtu'
was Do an awful condition when began to take
the REMEDY. and had 10 faith VI 10; therci re
when found almost immediate relief, even in ole
dav's Use Of H. ny heart was made glad ana !
assure you continued o. Lax the kkMtDl and
Z, improve constantly from day 20 day t"ok u
with me or my Trip o. Maine. for Wa bound To-
tavc II with he an the lime and Tie result d A"i
improved speedily all the time was away 'hl
ever since my arrival home Which was severn.
veek. ago. have been ou dnty every day. ieel
.-st--,t.. and fh, swelling ~ hand. feet and es-
have disappeared. and tie terrible cAache VIII p
r-.d H. l'th.r ne more than AT lii' re- l." Au
- -. mon and / -leer -picudiliy night and
.u-,, have very excellent and i9rcllit re..-'- l"i
Speaking N praise % iii NJ ~ NrI5l tol
/ -. mad. a new man II NE. dln know Nial
si,onid have done without HUNTS REMEDY. II
/ 1. the t..-t medicine that ever took ana Fefs
glaflv recommend 10 o. al who are AMI
v-ifh Kidney or Liver di-ea-e OF diseases ~ tA,
urinary organs. Respectfully. ~, q.
ISAAC ". FAIEBROIHtE.'
"a. Z Tn Tn fN~a
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Norfolk Notes.

ftLoNloUs AssAULT-H0sPTTAL-sH PoR
THE CREW OF TIE CALICO.
Especial telegram TO the Dispafeh.l
NORFOLK. Va, October Jim White. a
negro desperate Of Norfolk county. struck
James -Trotman, Sansemond-couniy farm
er, on the back Of the head with an axe on
Saturday night, as Trotman was board, "
the outgoing Raleigh train, and 80 injured
him that his death is expected momentarily.
White fed.
The hospital-ship selden, belonging 70
The National Board Of Health. was sent
down TO quarantine to-day, and will be at
once occupied by the people on board the
yellov-feyer bark Calico while that vessel
is being fumigated.
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Tho Rattle nf Manassas.

TSUfflaI ftItLr,-u y IUt TI.INI'I'T
MANASSAS, VA. October 2.-FeieT car
ter. Duff Green, and two Fairfax coiorod
men held a Malone meeting here to-day.
Peter did the speaking. and the stat
ford and Fairfax men did the cheering.
They had five sympathizer> in the au-
diepce-one who wants the iudgeship; Two
who want tie school superintendent
and the rest post-ottces.
Prince William ReGdiusters are nearly
solid for Dawson and Volt, and the De-
mocrat. for Massey and Garrison.
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By Telegraph.

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g. 49, ,...t,.d. .os.c. higfcr ana more
torc. ,'''' a.. n. 3 .ylite.se 900. So.
doins. -. a.. V.te,nf.r 81. "a sc.
Top- gui,i hria. ana unchanged. Coffee hrm ~
choice grade "u'T ''s' - '.. ' 'i',-.,. T.,
what no-nlhsl' lt.I D., t,I a. "a ,y.t tt.,i,.i
toH ...- ,.i...fg 4d ..rgo,,ie' P.ce
a. 7a., ,,,ilrs,.l, active. Gosin Grrn 20 - 80
~ i+ a. f.,',,,.-'f'r. brff. Ia 4Gr WooI ,f,tdn.
csl."u IW Ir.''+p, III 80. ami. f.Ia ~ o..
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sZZ: Frs9htt- = L'%' l ,,...',il.,f ,,c ~.
and h-ln i3i- ,,'@i- d., 49, t,,,, sad ioner.
active; ca- ana ear -, .,,,f sf{ Us
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81 u. ~. reqn.J guof.d - slH.
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tTeign,,s -. Y, ' .t',.,i,. "a.
BALTIMORE.
p.,rr,fopr. october 2.-flour lower anC 'a,.sr.
,i,.,-,g .t-,d,. UoRard-~trr't aud wt-t'fu pie
brine. - 1865. extra. ,i.75eft5 it...,
:4.25 - - y! vi. Mn, -,it fnN- se1.5,
Wheat u'hcrn lover N,,,ih ~, - -.
and cl0-'.d easier contain q, -, II t.,
an. ie-. : l.OJ - l.ln- No VT i"n..-
sI.0G-. ~. western Ninl,I re-, 49, 80 .
sL4lt. torn->. V.-l'Fn ,isii' 80 III, -
and hrmer: so".he'A al l,l.f-
SOC Oats higher. -nINrfii' - - 4'''
nrnof nominal w->'ern "it. . "a, ..i
a. 4jc.. PeI.-t wanna - q 50. 10, '.i.
>.eadf Ne. pork ,-'.-'- i i ~ 90 i-.
d.-- and rIe.4.-ri. sides pIf tfu. - $50" b.
Bacou-~houii,r-. y ~. GirtI-' l''' -
Han-. l5sM i74e ..iN --i i''..''' ..-.
uu.l- ~. .@r - Wnlskry Iull Alg
,s-,.ra-,l 2or So f-ei-hfs quiet
CINCINNATI.
CfScINNATi. orio.tt = l.u t, au. ''.',','
s44ra si.6u; ia"c. 49, ~ 70 ".., ''' '.'
hrm. No. ~ N-iL't' tp-' ~, a. 49,
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potIroad Train Untracked.

NrvpuIs. October 2.-Ihe we.l-bouhI
,,o - train on the Memphis and
Eharlestop railroad met with an accident
~. Ia iii nor Madison. Ala, 2o3 miles
east 81 Memphis. one passenger coarh
en,s ll..,.er were thrown from the track
az az .evorl,I messengers received injuries.
an, 1ii'a sIeeninc.rar conductor i, reported to
/ ~ ~ bad IN Ier broken. Mr.. and Mrs.
sam Tate Of Little hoTe' W. W. ID ~ ny
injured: also, Clarence + num- ,i oo o. III
civ. \ broken rail cau-eu 'nV "'''u' 1t
the train was DELAYED three hours.
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n,,,.n VIII Not Resign.

D,-p,1v. October 3.-Archbishop SroHe
I IL, DL 70 The tremar's Journal that he !.
VII ,i,or; ~ 10 state that Dillon viii not
nuan s his 'rre.gnation Of his seat in ParlA-
pres H ii,s, no, now hui will continue TO repre-
me. Ineni rin M, until hi constituency has
sem IapiIei ,imc to select hi successor in
had anll,ie {, ' ,he continuance Of his illness.
the !! eVe ,n,o 81 ~ that in order TO show his
II Is S,ai itS p tu pilon will attend the
aorSru m 81 Parneites ii Dublin on the
f.tl,
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The PubSie Debt

WASHINGTON, october 1.-The debt state,
mi ;ssued to-day shows the decrease OF
the public debt during the month Of !, sep ,te
temfer 10 be s14.so5, s4s-s3; cash IN inc me
T 1T s24s $50, 064.93; gold certificates
dr,s,anding. ST go, 440; silver certificates
'',,s,andinS All .Je9, 2l0; certificates OF de-
.'uI;, ou,standing. SlO,670,000; refunding
p" rt;ticates outstanding, 1896. 500 legal
lenders outstanding. s346,6sl. 0l6; ira e
t tS currency outstanding, 9, e7s'eoS'"
li '"I. reliance available, S141, 6s2, Ai1.9o.
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FELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO TBE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Reduction Of the Public Debs-xavaI or,c.r.
'aehcd from Aofre service-Improve-
ment OF the Mississippi River; Contracts
Tor LeFee Work Awarded-FataI Accident
on the Western and Atlantic Railroad
Ansther Railroad Accidcnt-The Tariff
commission In New York-An Unfortunate
Wife Stays Her Paramour and Then Kills
hersef-Recesery Of Bodies Of Victims Of
the Asia Disaster-GeneraI Foreign News.
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wuArcHEEE. Iowa, October ,9,'s,ns no, and ND
morning Mr.. Benjamin !" i. and them err nm, Mt q
ball through her own BRAIN boa A, snd ' III.
attention ousn ion 10 Mr. Williams had caused ca, a ner
husband to leave ard 80 20 Of ire ns msd ioI
h 'aaps x,o Sne 'e,i and commencing her
Children 70 the care Of relatives
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Missouri Politics.

LOUIS. October 2.-The workin.meh
in a convention called 10y the Trades ~
.emblv have nominated full city tckcl'
with Peter johnson, well-known prlch-
lqver. At it, head for sheriff. The Green
hack state ticket was endorsed, ana lui!
stat Central Committee appointed. y
committee was also appointed to CORE
s,,ond with the labor organizations through
ont the state with q view TO united ana
''' TIC 'I' democrats Of the Ninth district OF
.,j. ci+T have nominated Colonel James n.
Rroadhead for Congress.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
POET OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER ?, lsss.

ARRIVED.
STEAMER Roanoke. Couch. New York merchaU-
dlss .nd passengers, g. W. Allen & Co. srents-
steamer Ashland, Carr. Philadelphia. merchau-
dis. }. W. McCarrick. agent
schooner jaime. Phelps, Corscy. Baltimore.
schooner Hattie Baker, Cross. Woot's Hoe,
guanO. 1hn Knox.
schooner Battle =. King. Crowley. Haa:spcTt,
Nova scotia. piaster. " amer Moor.
schooner Maggie =. Chadwick. Morris Boston.
merchandise. turrtc 4 a..
schooner Alert. Christopher. Hayrc BE- OsacC,
coal. Chesapeake and Ohio RaiiWaY tWmuaHF.
schooner Iva >heiltpn. Nartino. Havrt tctrlco.
g al, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway COMPANY.
sAiLrD SUNDAY.
steamship Guyaudptte. Kelly. New YORK. uer-
chsuii-e and passenger. O.. ". Allen c.. agents.
schooner Nav Mlnrle. Han. New ork. oAh igfu-
bet. Curtis y Parker.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
steamer Arlcl. clifford. Norfrlk. United s-1'es
mail mere hanfisf and passenger /. +. a.-in
schoon,r >et,rsva Zo,un. New York. s,lycs,
Barges Mciseyitt N-Dovitt: Defiance. McNaly:
Centennial, McNaliy. and Brady. Brady-an fcr
Wilmington. Del. ri1 Ga ckAhDnlny g. iclu pr
iar wood, Curtis q Parker.
CLkAHED YESTERDAY.
schooner Eos IRr.h fnes, Hi0 Oranie q so,
G4sr. Ha2all-N rcu,ha" company
PORT OF NEWPORT NrWs. ocrop'r 2,lsse.
lliy Telegraph
AUETYIp.
steamer Lu-av. scherucrhorn. old T.-Ht atf
Hampton. merchandise and passenger. 'HH.1-
pcakc and ohio Railway Company lan4 Sailed "n
rcfuru|.
>iogmer Northampton. McCarich. NJ 'k.
Wcr .haudise aud par cngcr'. the,apeak. aii ONO
Railway OUpauA Iaud lied Goa rrturn.
steamer ace mac. noih. mere bands ala fts-
-euger-. >mltnhdd. Cb, .a9oaso aud Nm' la."ay
Company lInd sailed Hu re'n.uI.
steamship Nyanoke. Hu'ihor-, New lori. iac;-
steamer Tcdaiug.on Brl. E,itcr. New Yurk. 20
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C0VRT ORDERS.
n CAROLINE COUNTY COURT

IN CAROLINE COUNTY COT ri,
i SEPTEMBER l3. lse2; ..s,t....
N appearing o. TIE Court that r'i'ori oi the a,-
c1unf- Of l. ID. C0ghil. -hern ~ ~hu count. ~
y. .a.h committee admin lstratur 81 NaniHei
-,rr Deceased. OF the debts and deinanes ieHl.,-l
tb e,fefe Of said decedcnt has b.eh hi.q ~ ,.'t
clerk oihcc Of this court aid uai mr. lee. i,
r,.,id 10 said sheriff. on tn motion OF MI "
-heitou a dlstribui-e II The s.1id rAuiuti -;
- s,,,1,,i swami show cause n any fhel can
~ the lth day Of December next al ne CTS .
ssie ~ tbis court why the estate Oh sAlI E
a., 49,, h.nJ. ~ the said committee should no. ~
~ "a - teIivercd 10 hls distributes; hnd ui-t
mt order e published In The kiehmond g =,
49, IL for four weeks. aud be- portcu ~ t',t 20.
- ~ The couri-house Of this county OF ihe his'
9 9 = = ee.os.., and NOsefll,eF cuurts ne II.
day OF ~ 80 10. ROBERT HUDGiN.
coz ~ Clerk.
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The sfurdiyamt MtII Destroyed by
Fire
~ leleerAm 10 M Dfsnatfh.l

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, VA. October 2.-The Stur-
diyant mill property, in Prince George
county. belonging to William :. Harrison.
u this city, was burned to-day. with the
cOtton-gin attached. Origin OF the fire un-
known, but supposed incendiary. Insured
for $1,000 in the Rochester German.
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Earl Spencer London,

LoXD0N. October 2.-EMl spencer. Lord
Lieutenant Of Ireland, arrived in London
to-day. This i the first visit De has made
here since lbe Phpnix-Park murder.
\ Galway landlord writes to the Globe
that he believes that the bodies Of the Uud-
dys have been eXhumed 10y the peasantry
and again thrown into Loush Mask. Thi>
report, be says, Is current in the district.
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A ROPE FOR RHODES.
The Man "h" murdered Mr.. and Mrs.
Massfc Taken ons of Hall and
Hanged ny Mob.

The Keys Forced from the JaiIer and III. I'm,
Entered Despite the Military Gn.,a-
Rhodes Found Chained TO the Floor ana
Wall; Stout Resistance from Him NJ.
fore lie wsule Allow Himself 70 h, r.l,n
Vnsuooessfni kher1 er'hr Commonwealth,
Attorney 10 Rescue the Pr;seHer-A Par,,nI
Confession from the wrc,Chod M.u-pu,,,o
Disapprsvai sf the Lynchins-Au Inovc,,
Re Held-Parsiculars Of the Haup,as "a
History &C the Crime.
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Mother and Son Killed by a Train.

ATLANTA, October a thu Western
and Atlantic passenger train was leaving
the city this morning. travelling az the rate
Of forty miles IN hour. and when near the
city limits. IL struck Alice simmons md
her son. xix wears old. Tie boy wa,
knocked fifty feet. and will die, and the
woman wa, killed instantly.
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sTOgk BROkEKs.
TOHN L. WILLIAMS,

IOHN /. WILLIAMS,
sTOCE-ERO KfR.
lOi4MAIs STREET RICHNOND Va
orCr- fog sale
RICHMOND. FREDERIC k~BUE6 AID POI re
NACePFE CFNT. MORTGAGE BoNi-;
ptrttNoND. FRFDEHICK-BI AND F"It-
NAC ~TOck AND DIVIDEND BoND-
,r, .Nr, ANp CHARLOTTE FiR>r-NoRf-
80 : pig GFNT. AND PR ciNi-
WCnNF BONDS AND PR CENT. OF A.
KANTEkD -rO,h;
rtcpvoSp AND DANylLLE GOLD g.,
PETERSBURG EAILEoAD BoADs' o'sana o.
RICHMOND CITY s. g., and -
All investment sccarites bousht and odd on
commission. ~ @i-lh-~cS nav
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NihiIists Sill AT Work.

It. PETTR>BuEG. October "A .mec
quantity % dynamite has been discovered
in railway trucks II kich. II is believed
that il wa shipped by Nlhilisis.
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Sire I'm Iowa.

CHICAGO, October "A fire Occur. oesuhrv II
Yesterday at Maquoketa, Iowa ,. m" cons..
iIrst was supposed TO be OF snsan eS SO% nns
n =, - II grew until it destro.eu o as
qJrssrs brick business-block and othei wv
,arhed buildings. Total loss, sso;VVV'
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Nr. Gladstone Has a Bad Cold.

LoNuoN. October Mn. Gladstone W.
confined 20 DIR, bed all day Yesterday from
q cold. lie va, slightly better u-t night
He j. IL present the guest 81 Lady rode
rick Caveudi,h M Penm4cn-NaWr. Waie~.
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MONEY TO LOAN.-We have In our
nj 80. ,..,onsIng u oae Of or customers
a. sa n 80 Ian f5r Ave years on city or Country
,.e,tv an The line Of the Richmond ana Ale
giAny rAiiroa"- APP TTToS. STERN 4 CO..
a.. - ri IL Na.r street, f'chgipId.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

sALES-FrEsT BoARp.-1 share Old Dominion
Steamship Compauvs stock az l12is: 1000 Rich
mond City e. ailI8; 200 Richmond city SIS at
1904.
SECOND BoARD.-lO shares Charlotte Columbia
and Augusta Railroad Railroad stock At as; coo
Richmond city 5's at lOsl. 1000 Richmond and
DnnviIle Railroad s's. 1880. at los.
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FINANCIAL.

Nj MONEY TO LOAN
az CITY AND COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
Interest aud charges reasonable.
Call and see as for particulars.
Il. B. CHAFFIN 4 Coz
80, Real Estate Agents
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dyspepsia Is beiching. tasting % Biuers
p h. etc,s Browns ii'h
viii cure you.