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by Telegraph.
NEW YtbIsh.

Nrw WORK October 17.-Cotton quiet; sales.
226 bales: midcing uplands, 10 O. &C.. midd.ii.
orleans. 10 I3-lOc.; consolidated net fectlpts,
3S.5l4 bales; cNports-io treat nilta,n, o,oov
dnlI and weak: common 10 fair extra, s3.9O@So :;
good 10 choice extra. So 3dfo.6I%. Wheat
SpOt tlrm. without decided change: NO. = sprihg
nonlinal ungraded red 9lc.dsl. ~: No. req.
Il .0Ob: October. sI.0Sms1.O9. Corn-Spot 80
&C. lower. closing weak ungrided' . va 0c'gt.
No. =. 5SSa5eAc;; october ,9F.dosac' , 1,'s
i!ei3c lower, clOsing weak; No :. 3fac. Hops
nniet ana held firm. oiiees-spOt, fair Rio nrm
M SD: No. 7 RIO, spot, 1918; October slO:ZO.
sugar firm and again quiet; fair 70 goOd rennlhg'
6Ad6',c.; refined higher; {, OtWle,' eA'1 "a -
7r67tc.: white extra &. lie. yellow, Os@.
64c.: OF 4, 7bG1ic.; mould A,sfc.' 'lanu ,I',
and crushed. 0sc.; powdered Ssg &C. xs" .p
lated. s i-l6c.: cubes. Silc Mol isses-Ncw "
leans steady az 3OM55c. Rice II 'ady dontest 6,
4gq8i.c. COrton-seed OIL i2m5Oc. Rosin dui'
aud weak ~ 81 500 Sl.03. Turpentine dnil AZ
aqnc i0c Hides steady aud moderately active
Wei sailed New orleans selected, 90 10 90 =, yt
Zoe. Wool steady and fairly active; iomesli,
fleece, 3o@iOe. PORK m'9e.9teas Ii'ro Md.
dles dull: new hong cleai, &c. Lard variable an.
unsettied closing 2@3c. higher; prime st.s.,n
spot s7.75Gs7.77s; October T7o@"'Fo
fre's''' ''''' BALTIMORE.
rurrsoRR, October 17.-Flour steady: How
arJ-strect and western supernne. s3.25a $500
extra. s3.7JMsi.75i family, so@s6: tlty NIL
an narnne S3ftsJ.EO, cAtft. rfWet.fos
branas. s5.75@sG Wheat-southern steady
western irregular, closing dun; southern RED
81 .O7dsl.lO; amber. I'll l2efsl 10: NO. we.
tern winter red. spot, ana October 81 O6a@si %,
| Corn-Southern quiet. western duii sonther
white. 63M67c. yellow, 60es63c. western nike,
| snot aud October. 5SA,d5sH. oeE nom'nall
| steady: southern, 3bM39e.: ". stein while. !! u
| aor !: mixed, 35M36c. Hay dull: prime 10 choit
PennsyIyanla and Maryland i4dl6c. Provision
J nominslN steady. Ncss-pork, sl3. Buls-nea :
shoulders and cicar:rib sides, packed, 2 and $
Bacon shoulders, 7ke; cicsr-rib sides, ehc
mans. l6dl7c. Iard-Refnel. 81. HITTER. hr
FOR choice; western. packed. l9@3nc.; ere mef
2nM2Sc Eggs STEADY, AZ 22m23e. Petroleum dn
| r.aned, si,des Coffee FIRM Rio eargoes. ors
nary 10 fair, ll@l2c. sugar dull: 4 soft, q
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harness until the election. His speeches
cannot fall TO DO good.
At the conclusion Of Judge Goolrick's
speech Glen Green, Of Charlotte, was called
up, and for halia an hour kept the crowd In
an uproar Of applause by one OF his charac-
teristically eloquent and amusing speeches.
II anything were needed TO add to the
earnestness and enthusiasm ~ the Demo-
Gratis OF this county we had II in the speeches
to-day. You may look for n surprising
vote from here this fall, and Our people
have come back to stay. They can never
be fooled by Malone again. DEMOCRAT.
Points and Straws.
An Orange correspondent writes: Old
Orange will come TO the front in November
with handsome Democratic majority. she
will 20 as she has always gone, 'olldiy
Democratic.
A Goochland correspondent, in report
OF the recent meeting at the Courthouse
which has been anticipated, says: may
say add =. c. Warwick's name to the list
OF senator's, for we are going to give BIN
handsome majority. Let me say, before
going further. | am and have ever been
Readiuster, but | am not prepared to put
on Mahoneism and walk over TO the RAIDS.
nor do | want any "negrO trustees" let
them come from where they may and by
whom appointed.
Appointments 20 speak.
HEADQUARTERS DEMOCRATIC
STATE Executive COMMITTEE,
ALEXANDRIA. VA, October is, 1888. )
The following announcements are made
for the information Of all concerned. Lo-
cal papers will please note specially the
for their localities:
John W. Daniel and Camm PatteSon,
Friday, October Goth.
John l.. Massey, Rockingham (b.rbecue).
October Goth; Fluvanna (barbe-
cue), Wednesday, October oath.
JOnN :. BARBOUR, Chairman.
H. Shepperd, Secretary.
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Women's Convention.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
CHICAGO. October 1.-THE eleventh an
nual Congress OF the Association for the
Advancement Of Women began with a
large number OF distinguished women from
all parts Of the country in attendance. Jul
lin Ward Howe. the aged president, made
the ODening address.
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The XOlR Of Iowa.

Especial telegram % the Dispatch.I
Dies MONIES, Iowa, October 1.-THE
State Register has official returns from SO
counties and definite returns from 10
Others. These give Sherman 25.412 ma
iority over Kline, aud about $500 over
all. The exact official canvass will not
vary much from these figures.
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OftIo-x SOka.

IBy telegraph TO the Di'patch.I
COLUMBUS, ONO, October 17.-Returns
from sixty-tiye counties have been received.
which give Foraker 220,0SG out Of total
OF 1915. Hoadly received 22S,3Sj,
Schumacher 1868, and jenkins l.SG4.
The judicial amendment has received
2jO,912 votes, being majority OF 21.Sl9.
1t is now thought that its majority will be
about 10000. The second amendment has
21S,574 votes, being lO,499 less than a ma
iority. Secretary Newman thinks Hoad-
Tvs plurality will be about l2.Gis. He ar
riyes ut this conclusion by estimates based
on maiorities reported to him for each can
di6atp
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Army OF Tennessee.

I By Telegraph % VIIV I7I7II0tV'I'I
CLEVELAND. o., October II. The six
teenth annual rennion OF the Society Of the
Army OF Tennessee began to-day. There
is a large attendance Of members. General
Grant is expected tomorrow. General
Sherman. president Of the Society, called
il TO order and made characteristic OPEN
inc sDecch.
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Refinement of the Remains Of NORTH
CorOIinians.
ICY telegraph to the Dispatch.l

10y telegraph 10 the Dlspttch.l
RALEIGH. y. c., October 1.-THE bodies
OF the North CarolinirnS recently eXhumcd
at Arlington were inferred here to-day un-
der the auspices OF the Ladies' Memorial
Association. The remains, which were i'm
four baskets. were borne from the Capitol
on handsome iuneral-car to the COnfed-
crate cemetery. The ceremonies were
most impressive. The procession was
composed OF local and visiting mill
tary companies, State officers, SUI
prcme Court judges, and prominent
ex-Confederates from every part Of the
State. Thirty-two eX-Confederatcs acted
IA pall-bearers. Governor Jarvis delivered
an eloquent address at the cemetery. The
obseqIiies were witnessed BY 1000 persons.
The eX-ConfederateS were under the COM
mand OF Congressman w. II. Cox. sena-
tor Vance and many other distinguished
ciilzens OF the State were present.
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Illicit DistilIcr Sentenced.

TBy Telegraph 10 'I1 I'I'I'"VVII'T
Wu.uIyGT0N, DEL. October lin the
United states District Court to-day John
Wood. an illicit whiskey-seller, captured
some time since in Blackburn Forest,
pleaded guilty to the charges preferred,
and was Sentenced TO four years imprison-
ment and fined 800 and costs.
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,r.rr,n,ed the strongest. Toughest and Most tlas-
T. ~ -, an Esrtb' ROYAL FAMILY GLUE Mends
" ~ vorx,6ime SOLID As ROCK lizard As ADA
NAET,-FIRM As GRANlIEH! New scicntlhc
ri,co1erv -ReY olulonizes the Liquid Glue Blsl-
mes ~ The World!l ROYAL GLUE Is AGsonH..
TlBreakdbis and InSepaTibte! \ SAMsONttnnN
Ga M among other Ulues and Cements! Pill
ptinnTs of people arc sing Royal Glue and NIL
Lii0SNS MORE Must Have IL. No ileating-No
D. bmar otion-, l,yaNs Ready 90 Always Liquid
ci,ppS CJJIN A. WOOD, GLASS. Leather, Billiard
S'a M and Cloth, CrOckcry. ORNAMENTS OF
Iv.rt Kind Metals, Patches on Leather anu Huo-
80 S,,ncs Hook Backs. Brc-a-Brdc ana livery
hin, Eise with Inseparable Tenaclty' MANI
Ei1srITRERS Of Textile Fapilcs. ~traW uooue,
Artilcial Flowers, Imitation sIlihed niass' 1ui
ahn,s E,ne Carriages and Pianos. Paper, Caro-
in;ao'.d nI cloth aud Carpets, who USE ROYAL
yv ,or stzing Stirenng and Glueng Purposes;
onS T. ~ hy the Pnt, Gallon. or Al GALLON
anrPb'nsvEEI ~ Poyal Glue Talks for ITSELF. The
,,n-'.n n. Marvellous and extraordinary Un'
Nc"s ~ n,,littes its Great SIn0Othness. FleXi-
p,I,,. ~ Strength FLAsHES LIKE LIGHTNING
, ,rnn,' Quo customer 10 AnOtherI LIVE SALES
Mn IN Tbousgnds Of Bottles OF Royai clue 10
n.,,soiots urocers. etc. SMALL BOY sen nun
49, ~ Rotfles IL business Onices ana Fanatics.
Ok CENTS per Bottle, Win brush ana I'm ,oaeI
70 AZ I'll nostnaid. 10 cents extra. Manufacture
% hAih' }. l.. O'MEARA CO..,
o' 1a47 Penn. ylvrnia ave-, Washington, u q.
rrvT AGENTS wanted in every City and COuh.
,t.hti.,.hout the United states, Canada, Europe
". s''',n Amcrica Sold ny Druggists, tsfocers
snu oous iIariware and Variety Dealers every,
s,a.,o"'i rhe Trade and Public supplied by BuKh
m"nppiinnFs. 1905 Franklin sire j, Purcell
y .Imn q 40. POWERS. TtfLCR z CO., SOD
EKER BROTHERS, OWENS MINOR men
mond. Va.
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NOLLINS'S NOLTAIC ELECTRIC
u PLASrERs.-For the relief and prevention
the instant 1t Is applied. OF Rheumatism. Neural
gia. Sciatica. Coughs. Colds W eik Bach' Stomhch'
and Bowels. shooting Pains. Numbncs,. Hysicfld
Female Pans. PalpitatiOn. Dyspepsia, - Ver-Con-
plaInt Bilious Fever. Malaria aud Epdemies' use
COLLINS'S PLAsTERS tan fIECl kd. BAL
TTRY combined with POROUS PLASTERl. and
laugh at pain. 25c. everywhere. &c ls-ThSSa
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Burgoyne's Surrender.

TBy telegraph o Inc DsplIch'I
Troy. \. Y, October l7.-About 800
veterans took part to-day in the celebration
at Schuyleryille OF the anniversary OF
General Burgoyne's surrender. Compa-
mics were present from the surrounding
towns. and there was Il procession and
sham battle
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CARPETS. RIGS. CURTAINS, &c.

CARPETS AND OIL-CLOTHS.-I am
I now receiving my fail stock Of CARPETS
nj ali grades: DRUGGE IT'S, RUGS, MATS, &c. !;
OIL CLOTHS and LINOLEl VI OF al grades ana
,yidr,s: / ACE and DAMASK CURTAINS. COR
NICE and POLES. SHADES, HOLLANDS, &c.
PNPER-UANGING Of the latest Style. Al or
ders promptly attended 10. A. JENNlNGS:
No. 1911 Main street. Richmond, Va.
no Am
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DRESS. AND CLOAK-MAKING.

MISS II. BRIGGS WISHES HER
Nj FHIE>DS AND THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
ihat she has returned from New York prepared TO
do FALL and WINTER WORK In the LATEST
STYLES at No. 2OS north fifth street. next 20
Fonrgnrran, Price, Temple & Co.'s. Richmond. Va.
a. lR-lW
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Sentenced to Death.
TBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch

HAMILTON, ONT, October l7.-Judge
Morrison to-day sentenced young girl
named Maria McCabe to be hanged Decem-
Der 18th for drowning her infant child In
cistern.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, October II, 1853.
OFFERINGS.

WuEAT-I4f bushels. Red. 1896 bushels.
CoHN.-WlAte. sos bushels. Mixed. l,5U0 BUSH
els.
OATS.-39s bushels.
RYF.-l2 bushels
MEAL.-2O bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WUEAT.-Nhite, 40 bushels very good ~ Sill !.
Red. 3S2 bushels common 10 prime l.ongberry AZ
Al % tO SI.l6. 42i bushels mixed At 9Dc' "a
sIlO: 23S bushels fair u very good Sh0rtbcrry
at -. O5 orI.OS.
COM Mixed, 800 bushels prime at 62c.
OArs.-i4 bushels common MIXED al &C.
RYE.-I2 bushels very good at Csc.
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whiskey ssNady at e,.is@1.lsH. Frc'sh"
Liverpool quiet. ..,<,x~.m,

whissey s,eady at s1.is@Lisx. Frc'sh" :
L'e'po0' '"'''' CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, october I7-Flour dsll; n an ~
or n s0x@sic. PORK quiet at 81 l.25@s1 30.
Lad duff $3.50 asked Bilk.in quiet, shou''
ders, sc. wh,skey unchanged.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. October 17.-Flour nominsny
sics. Corn quiet: No. white. 5sc; No:
mixed. see. Oats quiet: mixed western. SIC
Provisions nominaly unchanged. Whiskcy un-
changed.
1T. LOUIS. October H. Flour about &c. lower.
Wheat higher and slow. No. red faD, 81. OOsN
sl.n2 cash, sl.0l October Oats hrmer andlowef;
shade oetter ut 40G46<c. cash. 46fc. October.
WhIskey steady NJ si.l4. Pork lower; jobbing,
S1O.s7sMsll. Lard irner at s7.371.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, October IL. Flour unchanged.
Whoat-Rc2ular I'm fair demand and unsetflcd.
91lsc October. Oats steady: 27Sc. cash, csc. uc-
tober. Pork opened weak and lower; closed firm
at outside prices; s10.35Ns lO.40 cash, s1O.35en
4lO.375- October. Lard in fair demand aud hrmer:
s7.45as7471 cash and October. Whlskcy un-
changed.
MILWAUKEE,, October 17.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat stronger: 9lhc. October. Corn quiet; No.
9 4s&c Oats scarce aud firm: No.2 white. 33Yc.
Provisions lower. Mess PORK. $1,000 cash. Lard
Prime steam, s7.40 cash. Hogs easier at $4,000
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
NEW YORK, October Z. -Cotton-Nct receipts,
81 bales; gross, 1926 bales. Futures closed
steady; sales, 100000 bales october; slO.fe@
slO59dslc.6O; January. clio 73@slO.74: Feb
rnary, ~ 50; March, u O3hfli.Oi; April
Il a2sas May sli ISL August
Sll.55MS1l.57.
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rrlnfIF.

Ylour we quote: line. s3@t3.5o; superane'
S8.25TS3.75: .xtTa,s4 .70@f@9O' Ian'llS' roo
s5.25; Patent family. s6s'620.
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MARINE INTElLuGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCT. II, 1883.

ARRIVED.
Schooner 4. c. Lyons, Bunnell, New York, salt,
Davenport x Morris.
schooner Elenora Van Duscn. Goff,ev Perth AM
boy. railroad-iron, Richmond ana Dah'llle kali
road Company.
Schooner r. c. KNIGHT. Jr.. Hunlley, Philadel-
phia, coal. :. II. Halves.
schooner samuel II. sharp, Pearce. Perth AM
boy, iron ore. Old Dominion iron- and Nall
Works Company.
Steamer Ariel, clifford, Norfolk, Unit,d States
mail, mercnanilee And passengers. l.. u. Tatun,
5uuerinfendpni
schooner -. B. steelman. Fra zler, Norfolk, ma
nure. -: vessel. Curtis x Parker.
Schooner Alnie r.. Blackm n. Blackman. New
ark. coal q. stOrrs, agent; vessel, Curtis Par
ker.
schooner Joseph Baymorc. Burdge. salem, coal,
&. ,fOrrs. agent vessel. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner ID. h. Ingraham, Mullen. New Haven.
pig-iron, John y. Gordon, agent; vessel, turric
Co.
schooner f. i. Everman. Brewer. Appomattox
river to load wood for New York. Currie Go.
schooner II. &. sheppard, -, James RIVER,
light. to load for Philadelphia.
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS, OCT.17, 1883.
GBy Telegraph.
ARRIVED.
steamer Luray, Schermerhorn, Norfolk. MFR
chandse and Passengers, Chesapeake snd ono
Railway Company land sailed ~ returnl.
steamer Northampton. McCarrick. Norfolk
merchandise and pas ,engers, chesapeake anu ohlS
Railway Company land sailed on returnl.
steamer Pamlico, Brakeman. smlthheld mer-
chandisc and passengers. Chesapeake ana ONO
Railway Company land sailed ON returnl.
SAILED.
Schooner Governor j. \. smith, Slckerson,
Portsmouth,. II. l., coal, Chesapeake and ono Rail
way Company.
schooner 4. IL. Bsrncs Rose, New York, slaves.
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Failure.

PHILADELPHIA, October 17.-Mack &
Weeks, observation-disclosures, have failed.
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FINANCIAL.
STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY. October IL. 1888.
sALEs-Fmsr BoARD.-70 shares Petersburg
Railroad ut PAX, so do. at 24z; 10 shares Rich
mond aud Petersburg Railroad at 76h; 1000
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A YTUpACITE AND CUMBERLAND

"A COAL.-WIkT ROBERTS. wholesale ana
retail dealer IN best quality ANrHRAtlTh ana
furnished bN the cargo,
or I'm lots from 10 to 100 tons. at lialiimofe ana
Georgetown quotations.. Also. WLsT ih1lNiA,
PINE WOOD Sawed and split. OF choice PuAnly.
~ lowest market rates. ONCE aud yard, corner
Seventeenth and Cary streets. Ieiepno1nss a ~
lGo. ~
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
I.oss Of Life by Earthquake.
fly cable 10 the DisDatch.I

10y caDIt 10 tHU DIsD1IVH'I
CoNsTANTIYOPLE, October lit Is re-
ported that much damage to property and
great loss Of life has been caused by earth
quakes on the peninsula between Chesme.
in Asia Minor, opposite the Island OF
Chios. and Vourla, on the southern coast
Of the Gulf Of Smyrna. All the villages
in that region have been destroyed, and 1t
is believed upwards Of 1000 persons per-
ished. The survivors OF the disaster are
suffering fearful priyations, anda complete
panic prevails among them.
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CATARRIH.
n \ L A X X II.
COMPLETE TREATMENT, IL.
single dose Of
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE
instantly relieves the most violent
SNEEZING Or HEAD-COLDS,

SANFORD'5 RADICAL CURE
instantly relieves the most violent
SNEEZING or IIEAD-COLDs,
CLEARS THE HEAD As BY MAGIC,
STOPS WATERI DISCHARGES From THE
NOSE AND EYES,
PREVENTS RINGING NOISES IN THE HEAD,
CURES NERVOUS HEADACHE,
AND SUBDUES CHlLLS AND FEVER.
IN CHRONIC CATARRH IT CLEANSES THE
NASAL PASSAGES OF FOUL MUCCS,
RESTORES THE SENSES OF SMELL, TASTE
AND HEARING WHEN AFFECTED,
FREES TIE HEAD, THROAT AND BRON-
CHIAL TUBES OF OFFENSIVE NATTER,
sWEETENs AND PCRIFIES THE BREATH,
STOPS TIE COUGH,
AND ARRESTS THE PROGRESS OF CATARRH
TOWARDS CONSUMPTION.
one bottle Radical Cure. one box Catarrhal Sol
vent and Sanf0rd's Inhaler, all I'm one package, OF
all druggists for 81. Asa for SANFoHD's RADI'
CAL CURE.
POTTER Drug AND CHEMICAL co,
l,OStOu.
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strangers Arrested I'm E1al-
flax.

HALIFAX, October 1.-Two suspicious
strangers. who gave their names as James
Holmes and william Bracket, were arrest
ed here to-day. In Holiness pockets,
among other things, were found two load
ed revovcrs, several cartridges, two dozen
dynamite cartridges, and copy OF the Irish
World. A loaded revolver and lot Of dyna-
mite cartridges were found in Brackets
possession. In their room ut the Parker
House were two yalises, one containing
~ and the other 60 pounds Of dynamite.
Their object is not known, but it is sup
posed they are either dynamite fiends or
burglars. 1t is said both men were in this
city ut the time OF the Fenians' scare last
srring.
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UANAWUA sPLINT COAL.

IL .-.-I,-.,
Attention Of dealers and consumers Is invited
10 the above SUPERIOR COAL. beng Justly con-
idpred the best ON rhe market and gives universal
lion. orders for winter supplies s0uclteh.
:. L. LAI uROP,
sole Agent for Richmond.
fy27 seventeenth street. AZ Draw bfluBc.
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DFsT ANTHRACITE. For STOVES.

ID crates, and furnaces, 1928. SO, aud 1919 per
ton OF 1000 pounds. DO not pay for WEI coal
COALBIRG SPLINT East Bank Ii MI. e9.7o;
HAIL 50 30 per ton of 1000 pounds; good soft
Coal. $3.50 10 rs per ton of 2,OOO pounds; sott
Coke s475. 1925, and $3.50 per ton; AL kinds 81
Engine Coal. Long Pine Wood, ~, s2.25. aud
$50 per half-cord: oak wood, long and sawed;
Nindling Wood lowest prices for best. broad
street opposite Theatre. and 1900 Gary street.
relo,bono No lG5 Zoe lOl 4. VI. PAGE.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
DENTISTS.
WOOD AND COAL.

KANAWUA LUMP, SPLINT, AND
N CLOYER-HILL LUMP for CRATE uses. An
THRACITE COAL, all siZes all screened Deiv .n
sent ont. Also all kinds FINE and OAK WOOD,
sawed and split. Prices as low as any dealer Ia
city. >,. o,-
Oc / I'm Z. - lnoN.
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MONTGOMERY.
AcconaciS County.

POLITICS WARMING UP--A BIG DEMOCRATIC
MAJORITY CERTAIN-MAHONE'S LUCK.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
ACCONACK COURTHOUSE,
October 10, 1888.
Politics in the county are now warming
up. Ihave never seen an election, in which
the people took more interest. The coun-
~ canyassers are at work under our allie
and efficient superintendent, Colonel Gun
ter. We are generally sure Of electing our
candidates by from 600 to 200 majority, but
that will not satisfy the people this time.
They are tired Of and mad with Malone
politics, and will vote the last man and roll
up = larger majority than ever before.
Malone plays q new role here-makes no
nominations but has independent Demo-
crats @ 20 run against the regular nomi-
nees. Ii will be worse failure than ever
before, because the people see the trick and
will vote accordingly.
We are anXiously looking for Mr.. Tuck
or. He will have large crowds TO hear him.
II would De very gratifying to our peo-
pie of all classe, 10 have George Wise down
here before The day OF election. He has q
strong hold on them. +.
They Have Come Hack 10 Stay.
SlDJE htOllI'h ~ hkNhItNbNhO- SIfLNu
THAT HAS DONE GOOD.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
BOYDTON, october ID, 1888.
The Democrats OF this county had quite
an agreeable surprise to-day. No notice
had been given OF any speaking at court,
but considerable crowd was present.
Early in the morning Judge Goodrich, Of
Fredericksburg, arrived, and at II O'Clock
commenced speaking from the front OF
the courthouse. and IL is no exaggera-
ton 10 say that he made one OF
the finest speeches ever listened to
by our people. lie was clear, logical, and
pointed. He showed up Mahoneism In ali
It's rottenncss and corruption, and then
took up the Democratic platform plank by
plank, and explained II fully and satisfac-
torily. lie spoke for an hour and half,
and was listened 10 throughout with the
deepest interest and closest attention. The
committee should keep Judge Goodrich in
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O.DOnnclI Indicted.

LONDON. October 1.-THE grand jury
came into court this morning and returned
an indictment charging O'DOnnell with
the murder Of James Carey.
LONDON, October 1.-THE trial OF O'DOn-
nell was postponed till November DIST.
O'Donnel pleaded not guilty. General
Pryor, O'DOnnelPs American counsel. was
seated in rear OF the junior counseFs seat.
He attracted much attention on the part OF
the spectators. Mr.. Machinery, the Irish
lawyer, is coming to London TO assist in
the dpfencc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-18
EnIIOnor Of Alexander II.


ST. PETERsBURG. September 1.-THE
Czar and Czariua will tomorrow lay the
cornerstone OF the church to be erected
upon the spot where the Emperor AIeXan-
der IL. was killed. The ceremonies will
be performed in the presence OF the Court.
members OF the nobility. city and rural
officials, and delegations Of mechanics.
There will also be an imposing procession
from the Kasan Cathedral to the spot where
the cornerstone is to be laid.
Won MOIfkc Ill.
PARIS, October IA dispatch TO the
France from Berlin says Count Won Moltke,
Chief Marshal OF the German Empire, is
reported seriously i'll.
An Italian Village Burned.
ROME, October 17.-Nilla AlegnO, neal
the city Of Brescia, has been destroyed by
fire. \ thousand persons are homeless.
Obituary.
LONDON, October 17.-August Siegcrt,
the German painter, is dead.