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fraud or intimidation. have led them n
abandon New York 10 the democrats and
msss aii their remaining strength on ludi-
ana ann New Jersey. They have already
commenced Operations. In Indiana The
horaes 81 pcnsion.agenls. operating
unuer dudley, have crossed over
IRON tne Ohio vineyard aud commencei
pedding oil CLAIMS for votes. They have
also begun 10 boncycomb the state with
fcdeIai bu'idozers. While Blaine and
DICK thompson are waving the bloody
SHIRT snd trying 10 galvaniz. the corpse OF
The shotgun policy Tor campaign use.
Blaine's hencbmen are srming the mlnions
OF The Aiiorncy-GcHcraI's department with
clubs and revolver, for the omen purpose
Of SURPRISING free and fair verdict at the
North.
The same Radical shotgun policy has
show u ils loaihsomc features IN New Jer-
scy. The plan ha. been divrilged. IL is 10
crowd The heavy Democratic districts with
armed deputies, in the hope Of deb,uci.
Ing the polls. Money will he pentifuliV
supplied for Use OH the needy workingmen
OF That state, whom the Republican policy
has driven from the silk looms to the
streets. Jay Gould has severa, agents now
IN New Jersey Gcrreting out the needs Of
special localities. and when the time comes
he Will open his purse. Gould has b,en
placed in charge Of New Jersey. Provi-
denCc has been with the Democratic
cause. The Radicals can take no
step which Is not promptly d.
yuieed AID Offset by Democratic adroi,-
ness. Not The slightest ieur IL felt here
fer either Indiana or New jersey. An
unterriled organization with Hendricks nj
The head will save Indiana; while. a. for
New jersey, She has not since Grants run
against Greeley gone Republican for gen
'ration past, and there is net powder aud
ball enough left after Ohio in the Radical
arsenal for them to lombard the states a.
heavily as they did in 1880. when little Jer-
'ey came up smiling for Hancock The
Democracy is now better united than eyer
hefce,
Tie status Of New York state /, now be.
yond all doubt. Betting is even on 5000
Democratic majority. and the figures will
more likely exceed tbi.. The Butler Gle
ment. confined chiefly 10 .he Irish anI
workingmcn. has dwindled till scarcely a
decent skeleton il left. The Independent
'IcUglh actually enrolled and OrgGpis.i /,
over 5000. The Kings county Brook yn)
majority will fall little short Of 5000. The
New Olk Guy Democracy Is now on ltS
mctlle. Generally a fusion locIl ticket has
opened tie field for trades. Now three
local tickets are on deck-Tammany has
one. the county Democracy aud the Citi-
Zens' Committee another. snd the Republic
cans third. The voting strength Of
The county Democracy is known,
and il there is any significant
difference between the Tsmmany poll
for Mayor and Cleveland, the respOn-
sibiIity will be fixed at once. Bat thi, need
not be feared. Tammany on wednesday
night made display Of $4,000 strong in
parade, aud John Kelly made a speech that
ruDg with loyalty to the national cause.
There is even a happier combination Of cir
cul.ltances within the part: 49,: ::a g: mo-;
OUTSIDE STRENGTH than we had in 1876, when
Tildcn stored 10000 majority.
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SuHerIrgs of the Carthage. y. ". Vic
Tins.
lBvteiegrarh to The Dispatch.'

iBN Telegraph 10 iht lfspttrH.i
CABBAGE, y. y, October 2j.-fhe r.
lief Committee have received so, $50. mos =
" sent from nearby plcc'. Clothing ana
provisions are arriving rs fast o the com
Inittce can distribute them. Snowy and
rainy weather makc- The suffering intense.
Even person. not burned out. hut who
were thrown ont OF employment hy the
burning Of manufactures. are obliged 10
receive aid. The town presents an awful
sight, and the people appear half crazed.
The committee il working hard TO relieve
the sufferers and provide temporary shell
ter. A large number Of families have been
sent to nciyhb0rine towns for the present.
The manufacturers will rebuild immediate
~ II they receive sufficient aid. Schools
will De opened in the Methodist and Catho-
hc churches. The only ones remaining. Tie
town authorities are not able now 10 re-
build the school-hOuses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-26
Cleveland and Columbia students.

Nv Telegraph 10 the UspaIch'I
New York. October 2J.-Thc following
letter from Governor Cleveland was read al
the Columbia-Co licgc meeting last night:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,l
ALBANY. October .. ISL
Gentlemen have received your invita-
ton 10 he present NJ the ratification meet
irg 10 be held under the auspices OF the
Commbil College Cleveland and Hendricks
Campaign Club on tue evening Of the 2iih.
Nv duties at home will prevent nv attend
ancc on that occasion. am exceedingly
eratiiied To lCain that the cause which IL
presented by INV candidacy approves itself
to the intelligent judgment OF 50 many Of
the undergraduate Of Columbia College.
| have great faith in the Young thinking
men Of the country Yours. very truly.
(gnVER CLEVELAND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-26
PhGE COUNTT.
THE Recent RriIwa, Collision -foltic' lh-
grOrs.

1hf Recent kEilWat collision I'M
Cr0TS.
fCone.po, deuce Of the Richmond Disns"h.i
ITRAY, October -. 1854.
Later information received here about
th. fatal collision which occurred at Kim
hall. iu this county, on the Shenandoah
Valley railroad, the particulars oi "hich J
ielegrsphed YOU day OF Two ago Nho"s
that another brave man has met ms DEAN
on account OF the gross neglect oi siherS'
1ne sOuih-bOuDd passenger train uh-
here at $50 T.. NJ. had Just pulled our on
The siding at kimball 10 allow the s'ocA
rain 10 pass, aud the switch had mol been
CLOSED more than half minute before thr
local freight and the stock train coliided.
johnson, the engineer Of the former.
fhoueht he was running into the rear oil
TIE passenger train. and the fireman on his
engine states that he said 10 him that he in
tended to siiek 10 his post Of duty and save
a. many lives as he could. lie did stick 10
his post, and was instantly killed. The
fireman jumped. aud 80 saved himself.
Had il been the passenger train the loss oil
life must have been great. The passengers
were considerably excited and frightened
many OF them Jumping out through the
Windows.
The canvass in Page on both sides Is
waAsng warm, and both parties VIII make
strenuous efforts 10 oafry the county. The
chances are IN favor os the Democrats over
coming the former msjorities against them.
Owing ID the loS price o. wheat the
fsfieeis IN this county have brought COM
FsrsIiveIy little Of Il 10 market anu are
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-26
Brighton-Bcach Races.

Thy telegraph 70 thF UIspiicH.I
BRIGHTON BEACH, October 2j.-FlrSt
race. three quarters of mile-Desoto
won King L. second. Time, i:20.
second race-selling race. mile aud 4
iurlons-Ieroy won; NItot second. Time.
2:0gs.
Third racc--orc mllc-Royll Arch won
after \ grand race by a length; Dank
second. Time. l:i64.
Fourth racc-mile and furlong-Topsy
won: Ligan. second. Time. 2:0li.
finh rsco-selling race-Vibrator Won 4;
Boy Miller steOld Time. l:3i.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-26
New omcers for she Army.

iFF VIZ Idi'u 20 DC UIa,'iTrH.I
FCR1nLSs MONEoF. Va. October - -
The following young men. who have Decn
under examination here for the past ten
days for appointment in The regular
army. successfully passed the Board
and will be commissioned: Robert
II. Anderson. 7. W. Moore. A. c.
Burlington. Charles W. Converse. Il. c.
stevens, +. V. KIug. l.. B.Wccks, William
c. Wrenn. 5. Il. IL. TompkinS. II. l.. Hlw-
thornc. c. l.. BCckwith; altcrnateS. W. j.
Pardee. j. T. Anderson. and w. y. Bow.
j. G. Williams, Of Minnesota, Withdrew Oh
accnnnl OF sickness
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-26
The B0pds tn English Hands.

IBV cable 10 the DisDatch,I
LONDON. October -. The Council OF
Foreign Holders OF Virginia Bonds have
arranged 10 take up for collection in Vlr.
slni: the coupons Of English bondhOlders.
The proceeds. less cost Of transmitting the
money, will be handed over to the holders
OF the bonds. 1t is expected that this plan
will enable bondholders to realize on their
coupons double the amount which they can
obtain from the London moncy-changers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-26
Destructive Esre.

IIF NIrIItED " IIF I''Is-I'''F
MANcnEuKE, y. H., October Id Tue
most disastrous IRE that has occurred IN
his city for years broke out at 2;45 THIS
morning in the Touring mill- OF Charles IL.
HIll Go. The building was entirely gut
ted. The roof and the laird story are
gone. and the machinery is DESTROYED The
LOIS exceeds S2j.O0O. Assistant Engineer
Ruel y. Manning, -. f.. kimball. and r:
:, Bear were injured, the trrt-raIucd
seriously. by failing down an elevator well.
There was an insurance Of $1,000 sn 'h'
buii.l1nS ard stock
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An Emperor vs.. n Duke.

by cable 10 the Di>oatch'l
BRUNSWICK, october 25.--A delegate rom
BundesraIh presented to the Br.answiok
Dict tc-d.y letter from emperor William
:ciec!ing the claim IL The Duke Of Cumber.
land to the grand ducal throne. and ap.
proving the measures OF the Council OF
Regency against the pretendcr. The Worth
German Gazette tins morning published
The text Of the Duke OF Cumbcrhnd's mani.
ic>to. and reprinted the document in which
the Duke Of Cumberland informed Empc-
r6r William OF the death Of the ey-King OF
Hanover. ana declared that he (Cumber-
land would fully maintain the rights and
titles which he Lad inherited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-26
FasaIExpIosion OF Canuons.
(By telegraph To the Dspatch.l

RouNDOUT. N. T., October 25.-Whilc
Firing salute during the Democratic; pa
iadc here last night two cannons exploded.
Willism McGrath had his leg badly shat
tered, William Nash had his collar-bone
broken, and John Arnold had the leshy
psrt Of one arm torn off by on-explosion,
and llcrbelt Bidner was dangerously in
iured by The other explosion.
RoND0UT, y. Y, October 2I.-Ridarr.
one Of the men injured by the bursting cam
non, died this morning. The cannon was
made u cast-iron.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-26
The Union Depot at Pittsburgh Anre.

10y Telegraph 70 IIV UIFpAtCU'I
PITTSBURGH. October 2j.--Thc Union
railroad depot caught tire thi, afternoon,
but through the prompt action OF the we'll
trained employees OF the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad Company and the citv FIRE depart
ueni the flames were confined 10 the roof.
and were finally subGued after loss Of
81. 600 was sustained The lire was caused
Lv a defective flue in tIcupper story, where
a lar.e amount OF old pIpers and other
ro,uhu,tiblc material were stored. The
dense .moke which cnyclOped the building
led 10 the belef that the entire structure
wa, burning. The report that the Union
dep0t was on fire created great excitement.
ana i'm few minutes the streets in the
vicinity were biocaed with people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-26
Murderer Sentenced,
IBy DO. anh % the Dl.naLeh.

lBy icleS. ann 70 the Dlspatch.l
SALEM, n. j.. October 25.-lloward Sui
hvan. convicted Of the murder OF Ella
WATSON. was sentenced to-day to be hung
Decen,her ID. Judge Reed addressed the
prisoner iceliugiy previous 10 passing SEN
tcnce upon him. but he remained lmpa5-
siyc, aud exhibited n more feeling after
being sentenced than he has at any time
during his trial. This will he the first
hanging IN this county for over thirty-tuo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-26
Lyucbbu:g Tobacco Market.
Iby IrIeFr'ph 10 thc DispatchJ

LYNCnBURG, October -. 1891
The tobacco trade here is very much de
pressed, while manufacturing is NOR
active than il Is reported in other tobacco
centres. Few sales are being made owing
10 the difficulty in making collections.
The report Of the city revenue collector
for the week shows less than $4,000 col
lcctCd on tobacco. a sum unprecedentedly
smsll for the season. The leaf trade is also
depressed by the drought, which has had
no abatement here for over two months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-26
Cholera Notes.

Nv IcCgTlph To INC UI'DlIVH.T
PARIS. October 2j.-There haze been
two more deaths from cholera at Iport.
Physicians discredit the allegations that
tho disease was brought to IpOrt by sailors.
They believe that it was generated spon-
tanoously at Yport through want, priya-
ton, drunkenness, aud dirt prevalent
there. The natives are arathetc and are
extremely reluctant about making any ct-
forts to clean the streets and put the place
in proper sanitary condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-26
Co.sress,snaI xomi.atioss.

Posr JERvIs. n. j., October 2j.-pr.
John Law, OF New York, has received tu'
nomination Of the Peoples Party Tor ~
gress in the Fifteenth district, and BENZ
min y. Warner, Of Port Jervis. for tue
Assembly in the Second district OF or'"''
county. iii.
HARRISBURG, PA. October 20
Democratic conicrrecs OF the Four1s liz
e ngressional district. after holding '" A.
meetings without coming to terms %">'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-26
Presidential Appointments.

10y INVsTfOH - VIC UIsNsIcN,
WASHINGTON. ID. C., October 2j.-The
President ha, designated James II. Mari,
ST., 10 set as First Assistant Postmaster.
General for ten days. beginning with to-
day. Mari is chief clerk in tie Office OF
the FIRST Assistant Postmaster-Genersl.
and has been performing the duties OF the
latter Office since the appointment OF Hat
ton % Unconstitutional.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-26
A Russian Failure.

by cable Ia The Dispatch
Moscow. october 1.-THE frm OF 40
ris,owscy X sons. OF this city. have been
for some time in iinan;ill difficulty. but
Lave now been allowed 10 have their affairs
settled by an administrator. Their liabili-
tie, FOO, up G.lii.70S rousles (Si.9i0,00ll,
and their assets 9,s22.Jli roubies (s!,sJI.-
G0O) II The estate u carefully managed
Tie crrditors will probably he paid in full.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-26
Busier's Rallies in Bssion.
fgy telegraph t. the DispAtch.l

BosTON. October 25.-Ihe People paw
held three large rallies in this city last nignI'
At each Of which General Butler >p1Ne'
His Gr.t appearance WAS in south Bs>1on'
where he was greeted BY an immen 80 crow q.
1he Iumors OF violence 10 the General WIZ
happily not realized. and ne trouble VS.,
ever was experienced. He declared W."
his campaign had been one OF princ'pr,
and not OF SANDER. and that be had new.
spoken Of Governor Cleveland eNceP j"
terms OF the greatest respect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-26
CouIdn't Adjust Their Differences.
nv telegraph TO The Di'psleh'l

NEW ORLEANS. October 2j.-A dispatch
from Rufton 10 the Times Democrat re-
port that the King and Boatner committc' >
called together for the purpose oi adln,
ing the Democratic party differences IA thr
linh congressional district. Adjourned
without accomplishing the desired re,iilt'
Bos'ner and King will. therefore. continue
IN the field ~ Democratic eandillte> Tor
Congress. This gives MOr.y 0EenublIr'hl
q GOOD prospect Of election to congress
from the Fifth di.trici
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-26
MAEKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, October aj.-Cslton quiet;
sales. 500 bales; middline uplands. Ole;
Orleans. lee.; consolidated net receipts,
IS, s03 bales; exportS-to Great Britain,
9.340 bales: 10 the continent. 1882 bales.
Southern dcur unchanged. Wheat-spot,
shade lower and less active; uBsraded red,
6sa6ac.: No. = red, November, 8lias4sc.
Com-spot. lower aud dull; ungraded,
53a6.,c. No. = October nominal; Noven,-
Der, 5saa5Sie.. Oats la,e.; lower aud less
active; No. ?. 3lic. Hops held firm.
Cofiec-No. :, Rio, October and November,
s7.soaSI IS. Sugar steady; fair to good
refining S 1.i0a5 g. l6c.; refined fair; stand
ard A. 5Ie., cut loaf and crushed. 6}c.;
granu!aisd, eyleaslcs No!assss steady
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-26

prc,e enedlv backward either for buying OF relr-
inter- rlosks asa natural consequence. has DOT becg
weather would have made IL. SIN. We are not
&c Of trade la this department iii. season. vii The
ihc iOTelock," reduce stock, and make room for
manufacturers.
>,er for ITS Mdiy idaal excellence In material,
re- or Jack et will be foand In perfect accordance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-26
journalistic Change.

5r, 'laI IefsFah 70 Tue DIspNTch'T
WHEELING. W. Va. October 25.-The
war which the Sta. "-lleuse faction Of the
Democratic party in tn. STATE mas ior
wear past been wagiss on the ..'s'Iy KITS,
Ter eliminated to-day in the tran>,er Vi
controlling interest in that paper 10 Ja'.
Il. fancy and the retirement from the firm
Of Mr.. Baker. The transfer Wa, effected
on basis Of $4,000 for the paper, good
will, and book accounts, but does not in.
clIde the real estate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-26

holding back for higher prices. As con.
sequence. money ~ scarce with many OF
Them, aud they have given notes for phos-
bate Tor isii seeding payable at future
'lIIe " ~ hIgh rate sometimes a.
20 per cent. Tho fall seeding his been
done IN drv ground, with dust shos-decp.
snd the outlook for next years crop /. moi.
promising. Tugr,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-26
Governor SIeveIand's Movements.

Nv ItIIgFaph 10 lHT D'IMT'N'T
ALBANY. y. =, October Ex-Governor
Cleveland, accompanied Nv Major Bank.
and a number Of prominent citizens and
the ALBANY Pha'anN. one hundred strong,
will leave Albany Monday on the regular
West-Shore train al 300 A. NJ, arriving in
New York without change OF ears ut j:3j
Pm. At 4. VI. the PhalanN. headed ~
tie Albany City Band. viii proceed TO the
Executive mansion and escort the Cover
nor 10 the depot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-26
NORTH CAROLINA.
General Scales nj Goidsboro' and Newborn
tremendous Demonstration.


Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.
RALEIGH, y. G., October 2j.-TO-dly
General Scales spoke at GOldsboro'. and
was given The greatest public reception ever
seen there. The greatest crowd seen since
war times filed the streets. Five miles
from the city a procession OF POO mounted
men. with band of music and thirty-eight
beautiful Young ladic>, pcrsonating the
states 0f the Union, met General Scales.
who was accompanied by Governor Jarvis;
:. VI. Finger. candidate for Superinten-
dent OF Public Instruction: Auditor
Roberts, Judge {. {. Clark. and Others.
The speaking commenced at noon. and
all the abOVc.namcd gentlemen made adj
miIablc addresses. The people are VERY
enthusiastic.
General scale, has done grand work
during his canvass in the eastern counties.
This afternoon he left Gold>bOrO' for New
bern in q special car elabOrltely decorated.
Al Ncwbern he addressed an audience oi
several thousand. and WAS accorded an
ovation by The people OF Craven county.
A. elcctiOn-day draws near the Democrats
grow more determined 10 show b.. M
jOritic-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-26
Independent Democratic Nom NAY
t,ous In New York.

Nv IHIcgTsIN % ITE UI'VfIVU'I
NV YORK. October 3j.-Thc lnd"pen-
dent Democracy Tonight nominated thr
following county ticket: For Mayor. Lew
NJ. Bates: Controller. =. Iia~tin,- Gram
dncumLen); judges OF Court Of Common
Pleas. jerome Buck. Richard l.. Lartmor' =
ana Hugh l.. Cole; District Attorney.
RastuS :. Ransom president Arthur .
former law-pIrtncr): President Board oI
Aldermen. William j. Bayhsn; Coroner
Charles X. Deutsch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-26
HUMORS.
HUMMIATING EEUPTION>.
ITCHING AND BURNING To:TURES.

Ihsvr Ei-d for eleven yesrs to ave ~ vii.
cured o. a terrible skin disease. The CsTIssEA
RrNEDIss tCUrGCsrA REsOLVESr, TIE seT
Blood Purifier. internally, and CUTICvRA, ite
Freai SKIN Cure and CUTicURA SOAR. an exquisite
81 n.gesutider. eNteTnally.I have done 10 six
weeks what have tried for eleven years to have
esne. You shalt have the particulars as soon AS
can give them 10 YOU and 40 we are 30 well kaown
iu his part OF the cousry. I. viii beneAt ysu. ans
the remedies VIII cue all WAC Use theH
M.YSvILLE. Ky. CHARLES II. WHITE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-26
Sale Subject TO Creditors Liens.
Try ,.Ierspb 10 the Disp,tch.l

10y W iPispsN'a'l
AUGUSTA, GA. October 2j.-George I.
Jackson < Co.. millers, sold out TO-DAY to
Thomas A. Scales, subject to liens OF credi-
tors. Liabilities are 100000 and nominal
assets Of Sl2J.o00. Certain creditors are
Given preferences TO the extent OF $50, 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-26
An Attempt TO SHOOT King Leopold.

10y VfUIr U IHr UIsUs0'H'T
PtEIs. october 2J.- The Cri DE- People
states that Tuesday, ut Laeken, an attempt
Va, made 10 shoot King Leopold. One
shot from a revolver was fred at him by q
Radical student. The would-be regicide
MAS then arrested. The news II the inci-
dent was suppressed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-26
R,aipc Invited 20 New York 10 Dine.

IEF IFTFsfhph 10 me IIsUdIVII'I
NEW YORK. October 2J.-William NJ.
Eyars. J. j. Astor. Levi Il. Morton. CYRUS
W. Field. David Bows, william Down.
Aionzo Il. Cornell. and other Republicans
have invited MIR. Blaine 10 dinner in this
cty next week. and he has accepted the in
viialion and named wednesday, a. the time
agreeable 10 him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-26
New Kent and James City Democrats.

Hon. George -. Wise and Major Bcnja-
min II. Nash spoke yesterday at DiascoBd
Bridge, New Kent. There WAS large
gathering Of The people of New Kent and
James City counties present. II was an
enthusiastic meeting. and the people went
home determined TO do their duty on cleo.
tlOn-dav
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-26
Water Famine.

Nv raDIc % The UspltcA.I
MANCHESTER. Eng. October 2j.-rhe
water famine has become 10 serious that Il
threatens 10 make necessary the st0ppage
Of the mills and other industries in this
city which are dependent upon the water
supply. This will, without doubt. be he
cessaIy unless ram soon comes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-26
Sir Nose. Montsnsrs's Centennial.

LONDON, October 9J.--ir Moses Monte
fore las received one hundred kilograms
cOngTatulating him Oh attaining his one
hundredth birthday. They came from all
part. VI the world and there were many
from America
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-26
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY. october %. 1884.
SALES--FIRsT BOiRD.-1,000 Atlanta and
Charlotte first "a at 1914; 10 shares Pc
tersburg Railroad stock at 2jI. 10 do. at
25l, 10 dc. at 2ii 300 Richmend city CO
at 1l2i.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-26
BALTIMORE,

baltimore. October 25.-virginia IS
pas,-due coupons. ga: new lo'iV'' 2is;
new 3S, jl,. Bid td.e.y.