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Oiiler Games.
nv telegraph to the Dispatch.l
-l....e Not;o,oig =. Dtff,hnps,

FN trItFrapu 10 IIlt III IaIVI'T
Washington: Nationals, :; Pittsburgh
Unions, !. Exhibition game.
Detroit: Detroit, :; Providence, /.
Columbus Columbus, 6; Baltimore. 10.
Buffalo: Buffalo, 0: Philadelphia, 8.
Lousvillc: Louisville .; Brooklyn, 1.
Boston: Boston Unions, s.; st. Louis, 4.
Game called On seventh inning on account
Of rain.
Baltimore: Baltimores, C; Kansas City, l.
Cincinnati: Cincinnati, :; Athletic. 4.
Toledo: metropolitan, /; Toledo. ,.
1T. Louis: 81. Louis, / Allegheny, |.
Cbicago Chicago, 2; Boston, ..
Cleveland: Cleveland, 6; New York, l.
York, Pa. York. 9; Trenton, 8.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-21
Neutral Fleets 90 Suppress Piracy
c,blo t. the DIspatch.I

MARsEILLRs. September 2O.-The French
have added TO their previous complications
by DESTROYING the police iunks in Min
river which acted for the suppression OF
piracy. Neutral fleets will now be COM
nched to suppress pirates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-21
COufbet I'm barrassed.

By tdOIt 10 lDt II'IlAItII'I
PARIS, September 20.-Admiral COurbet,
C. mmandIng the French forces In Chinese
waters. finds his position in regard to the
rights Of neutrals so embarrassing that he
has telegraphed to Admiral PeyrOn. Minis
Ter OF Marine. for advice rs to what course
he shall adopt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-21

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, va, September 90, 1884.
OFFERINGS.
wHEAT.-White, SiS bushels. Mixed,
go bushels. Red, 4,922 bushels. Total,
6, 0i0 bushels.
CORN.-Wbite, GIG bushels.
OATS. SEQ bushels.
RYE.-39G bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Wbitc, l7S bushels common to
good at 50 to 90c. Mixed. go bushels COM
mon at soc. Red, l,i7i bushels good to
prime LOngberry st 50 to 9sc.; JAG bushels
common 20 very good Shortberry at toto Sjc.
CoRN.-W White, ZIG bushels prime at Csc.
RYE.-SG bushels very good at 65c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-21
T. o Y n d.
Fer LADIES ONLY.

A REMEDY endorsed by the bes, physicians aud
ARiIfDY that Mr.. &. ". o'Nelll, Gcodw,te.
Ala, says raised his wife from an inyalids bed,
and he believes saved her life.
chant said: " would have given $500 a s,on
as I would \ nickle for what two bottles % yosr
medicine did for my daughter. =. =.
A REMEDY IA regard 10 which :. -. "a scii, N.
d., druggist. ThOmasyille. Ca. says: - can
recall Instance In which ~ aiiordc relief after
all the usual rem, dies had fsiled.
REMEDY about which )r. X. ": ferreil, "a.
Grange. Ca. writes - have used for the last
twenty years the medicine you are putting up.
and consider II the best combination ever got
ten tosethtr for tile disease Tor "hica u Is re-
Arr MFDl shout which DIR. Joel BrInhtm, ~.
lauIa. sad al nave examined the recipe, snd
have NJ hasiiatOn IN aiy.sing It's Use, and co.'s
ndently recommend IL
| AREMEDY which the Rev. II. u. Johlson, new
Marietta, Ca. says he has used In hts family
with The utmost satisfacticn.' aud recos-
mtndcd 10 u three families, who tOunl " 10
be jnst Whist II l. re.omtlcniei -, A n.,-
RH9kDY II which Pemberion; iye,so ~ n Den,
nison say: f" We have been sclhng u iot mi ia
I yesrs. WITH constantly Increasing ssts. Inc
article + siap'e with u.s. and Ole Oh aS'''1''
| ARTMI DY OF which Lamar. Rankin & LAMA,
| say: We sold any gross IA tour mionur 49, 49,
never sold II m any blace oa' VIZ" Nv
AEIMEDY by Witch Dr. Blush. OF LsGr,ngc,
Ca. saws: cured one If The most obstinate
casts of NICAnIOUs MENsTRrArlo> hitcser
came within my knowledge with lew bot
tles."
| A REMEDY Of which DIR. J. G. Huss. NotasugI,
Ala. says; am tally convinced nat y - un.
riyalied for that class OF diseases "hlea "
claims 20 c,re.'
ARTMF Dl about which Major iohn G. Whitner.
| OF Atlanta, well and fLyorablY known all over
Tie United states rs a general Insurance agent.
says; 81 used this remedy before the war on
large plantttinn on = great number OF cases
Away with absolute snccess."
| APEMFDY abtoat which Mr.. J. ". strange, OF
| C,ftersyie, a., ceriiles that Que bottl) cured
tSo ~, mbers OF his IA nily 81 menstrual ir'
regularity of many years SANDING
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-21
The pope.s Affection for Romans.
INV cable TO ibe Dispatch.I

Nv cable TO be Dispatch.I
ROME, September 20.-The Pope, ia
token Of his affection for the Romans. has
granted 100000 for the establishment OF a
hospital in the vicinity OF the Vatican. In
the event Of an outbreak OF cholera al
Rome his Holiness promises to visit the
hospital personally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-21
CUPPLY AND DEMAND.

The number Of iir.i-cass jour-talors is limited.
If you order now you will have not only the beat
Assortment to choose from at any time during the
season, but you get your goods made by the best
workmen.
Ify You delay you have either to wait longer than
YOU desire, or call in the aid Of Inferior help.
sufficient time enables the cutter to manage to
the hest advantage in the selection Of woikmen
adapted TO any Tnrtierlar sort Of work and an I'M
pcrtanr consideration, aids the procurement Of
suitable trimmings.
THIS. you will notice, is very lmportln. part
u the taiors art, and the satisfaction Of The Gus
toner depends largely upon ;hi. apparently Sec
oucary consideration.
Fer want OF time he Il often compelled TO ue
trimmings he would rather not.
lis sometimes necessary to search all the large
elli,s 10 secure even small article Of suitable
character.
Then by placing early orders You do Justice TO
the workmen. giving them more regular and steady
employment. Many josrueymen are compelled
TO work a, night to meet the requirements OF the
busy season.
order COW Of
A. sAKs &CO-
ARTIST TAILORs,
1918 MAIN STREET,
OPPOSITE Posr-oFFoE.
| fac 2OI
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Tfre In Philadelphia.
10y s,e.raph 70 the Dispatch. !

10y UitsIApH 20 Ht fJIspHtrHI
PHILADELPHIA, September 20.-h nre
broke out this morning in the carriage
factory sLG warerooms Of william d..
Rogers e. Co.. 1909 and i0il Chestnut
street. The valuable stock on the first
dooy was saved. but the contents OF the
upper stories were badly damaged. Loss
estimated at S30.Ooo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-21
ncp,ocrafic barbecue.

There will be grand Democratic rally
and barbecue OF Brakes Branch October
the I'd. when Major John W. Daniel Will
address the citizens OF the district. Special
invitation is extended to the ladies to be
present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-21
wooiIeu.sriIi Burned .

BY iclcgraDh 70 the DIsIaIcH.1
BosTON. September 2O.-The Merchants
Woollen-Mill, a large stone building at
Dedham, was entirely destroyed by fire
this morning. with the machinery and
stock. Loss heavy.
Loss, $4,000. Five hundred hands are
thrown out CT employment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-21
Pardoued by the Governor.

lBy Telegraph 10 the Dispatch
ALBANY, N. Y, September 20.-The Gov
crnor has pardoned James Larkin, con-
yicted OF burglary in Queens county. ne
regards the verdict OF the jury as invalid
and outrageous. The Governor has also
restored fiity-one persons 10 citizenship.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-21
a Ffcetfooted White Defeats a RED

IBY telegraph N the Dispatch.l
TORONTO, ONTARIO, September 20.-Thc
twenty-five foot.race between ID. Ben
nett. OF Toronto, and the Indian runner
White Eagle, for 500 a side. was won by
the former in three hours, four minutes
and 1lity-iiye seconds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-21
Lato Weather Report.

Especial telegram 10 The Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. September 2l.-l:lS H.
M For The Middle Atlantic States, cooler
fair weather, northerly winds. -,
For the South Atlantic States, part'!
cloudy weather. local showers followed by
fair weather, variable winds, nearly s'a'
tionary temperature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-21
HAMPTON Notes.

lCoir@rondence Of tie Richmond Disphicb.I
HAMPTON, September %. 1881.
The Democrats OF "Sawyer's swamp "
raised poll in that section on yesterday.
DIR. George II. MarmIon has been COM
missioned us coroner OF this county.
HAMPTON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-21
LUMBER DEALER.
COURT: ORDERS.

IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY
! COURT, AUGnsr ~; lsss.IN TIE
rHk ESTATE OF RICHARD NJ. GRAVES,
pkCfAsED.-t appearing 10 the Court thai
the reports OF the accounts Of George l.. Christian
and OF the debts aud demands against ssid sssateN
have teen nlcd IN the CLERKS offce OF ,hls Court
Ald that more than Two years have elapsed since
motion Of ss3he G. Graves, . distrihutee u said
deeedenL u Is ordered hat the creditors OF sssd
fishfrs A. &sayss; Ssssns 'hss ~ 3:
payment and delivery Of the eseate Of aid desc
dest 10 his Distributes. IL 10 farther ordered N n
Tonr weeks Ia the Dispa<eA, 3 newspaper pub
lished IN the cfts OF Richmond. and tcstrd AZ III
rou door OF The courthnusc Of this county fos sw<
kpccessive terms Of this court
asosuxw .. CARY NELSON, .. q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-21
Reported Destruction OF Catholic
Channels,
[ny cable to the Dispatch.l

lI,y cable to the Dispatch.
PAEIs, September 20.-The Catholic Ms
sionary authorities OF this city have re-
ceNed advices from Hong Kong stating
tfat the Chinese have destroyed the Catho-,
lie chspels IN the province OF Canton. ana
that six thousand Christians in that pro-
vince are homeless
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-21

mNiArIRt ALNAVAC-sErr.9 81, 1854.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-21
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY, September 90, 1884.
SMEs-FIRST B0ARD.-l0 shares Peters
burg Railroad stock at 2jI. 10 do. at 2jl.
10 do. at 2j5, 10 do. at 2jl, 10 do. al -,
10 do. at pa; 10 shares Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad stock at 753.
SECOND BOARD.-1 share Norfolk and
INost.ru rornn,on stock nj H.
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Conversational Nominations

IBV ItItEIuUH NJ Tlc DI5UtFUI'I
WASHINGTON, September 20.-John Z.
Altgeldt. Democrat, Fourth Illinoi, dis
trict; Edward Wemple, Democrat, TWEEN
tieth Illinois district (renomiuated)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-21
General Gordon Again Victorious.

LONDON, SeDtember 20.-Sir Evelyn
Barring. the English representative in
Egypt, tclcgraphs from Cairo that the MudIr
OF Dongola has received advices from seve-
ri sources to the effect that General Cor.
don has gained two great victories, and that
the siege Of Khartoum was raised on Au-
gust 3Oth-iour days after General Cor.
don's last message.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-21
A TERRIBLE RAILROAD WRECK.
Eight Persons Badly Hurt 10 Collision ON
the Nayrew-Gause Railroad.

The accommodation train that left At
laniic City last evening at 4:3o on the Phlla-
delpha and Atlantic City railroad narrow
gauge) coIlided at Williamsburg junction
with freight train on the Wiiiatasiown
railroad. The three last cars OF tho pas.
senecr tram were thrown from the track
and the resr car was knocked into spIinters.
not even the framework being left. Eight
persons yere seriously injured. Two Of
them may die. The nsrpes o. the injured
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-21
Thrcs steamers Burned.

IBy Telegraph e the Difpatch.I
CINCINNATI, September co. "A fire whici
started In the pantry OF the steamer Morn
ing Mall shortly before o'clock this morn
ing communicated 10 the steamer Bonanzs
md the United States llghthowe-tender
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-21
Work on the lsfhmus Canal All Let.

By C4UIt % IUV UT5DNIVH'I
PARIS. September 20.-The Panama "a
nal Company bag signed contract with q
New York dredging company for the cut
ting OF the last section OF the canal. This
contract provides that the work shall be
finished in 1887.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-21

We quote: Fine S2.259s2.5O; superfne,
e2.JOGS3; extra, S4@S4.50; family. $3.50
Ge5; Patent family, country, sj.50Gs6
Market very duh.
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yIRGINIAS.


ind o-'i''I5iiii'.o 2 o . 0 > 8 / 10
Earned runs indianapolis, =; Nirgnias. 6.
Len on bases indianapolis 3: Virginils. ,. GIscs
on halls--lndianapOl!s, 2 NirgiI!a,, 1. Struck
oit--Ey Carr. . ; ~ hcceau, y. Iw0-basc hits
Nssh. Philips, PETE. Kern. Thrce-bsse hit
Phillips: Man ell, 2. Home rIn-W iho. .. Passed
lalls-RohinsOr. , Hanna. !. Wild piichrs-
Scepar. lime Of gaTc. two hours and twenty-five
r,,ruf.a IrUsfrq- Dufnu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-21
The "S1nrcs" ~. Y9.chniOnds.

Quite IN interesting game was played
yes,eEjay afternoon at Boschen's Park be-
tween fhc Suites nine and the RichnOnds,
resulting in decided victory for the
printer boys, who played remarkably
good game for amateurs. The score by
innings is rs follows.
. . , Z TotaI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-21
4 TIE GAME.
Darkness Ends Yesterdays Contest at indian.
apolis, with score at 10 to11.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispalch.l
INDIANAPOLIS, September 20.-Thc game
to-day was very dull and onc-sided rutil
the eighth inning, the score then standing
10 to in favor Of the visitors. In that
inning The home boys solved Meegan's
curves ana five hits with total of eight.
and five runs resulted. In :he ninth a hit.
passed bail. and long fly made the score
even, and the game was called on account Of
darkness. The score is rs follows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-21
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, September 2Q,-Yirginia G'S,
consolidated, SO past-duA coupons, 81.
North Carolina IS, old, 1919. Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-21
THPORTANT
10 REAL-gsTATE OWNERS IN RICHMOND
AND VICINITY.

We will publish on OCTOBER lsr nru
pamphlet. With description q all Dropcrty III oor
hands tor sale. 30 he distributed free OF cnhye.
We have determin to make the sale NJ fAhNb
In The counties adjacent 10 Richmond sprisHys
and have eb gaged the services Of competent gem
tiemen In each branch Of the bnsi ness. MI. Z. w:
MONTAGUE. 4 gentleman or experience SUI
ter yirzinia. win have SPECIAL charge M al
FARMS placed IN our hands for sale.
The purcha.e and sale Of REAL ESTATE, and In
the transaction OF all business connected there.
with We trust 90 show ~ our patrons ccnilnucd
zeal In attending promptly 60 All business entrst-
Ell 10 us All landowner who are anxious TO ell
will please communicate at once with Us, 50 thas
We can hsye their farms OF other proper, y pro-
~ rIy advertised. Write for circular or further
information TO FRANK u. HILL A Co.
Real Estate Agents and Brcsers.
a. 7-eodlot HOS Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-21
MILWAUKEE,.
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. September 81. -Cotton-tiro's
receipts. 2.T3j bales. Futures closed
steady; sales. Gj.900 bales; September
go 29aSl0.30; October, SlO.l2; November
S10.O9aSl0 10: December, el0. i6aSl0.lT;
January. sl0. 9Gasl0.27; February, Sl0.3aa
go 40; March, Sl0.5la9l0.jS; April, sl0.63
sal0.65; May, SO 6aSl0.U; June, SlO.S'
olfO "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-21
MARINE INTELllGENCE.


MNIATIRt ALMANAC SEPT. 81, 1854.
suu ri.es.......... Uu2 mon tlDE
Sun sels........... COS Mo-ning.......... $40
Moon sets......... 1888 tven'ng........... 6;lo
MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR SEPT. %.
sun rise,.......... Coz HIGH TIDE.
SIM sets.......... Goa Morning........... GA
Moon sets......... s;09 Evening 49,. 6;ii
PORTOF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER 20. 1854.
ARRIVED.
steamer Roanoke, Coz, lew York, merchan-
disc anf Messengers, G.. W. Alien Co., agents.
Steamer Equator, Sc. .
steamer Arlol. Ginorl. Norfolk. United >t'ics
mail, merchandise. and passengers, L. d. TAtum
agent. ,
de- hia. coal. 4. 4. hon.
sch, ouCr Daniel Clifford, smiih. Philadelphia
coal. T.. i. Murphy.
~choGE6r / Ia 4. Little, crawford, PhiiAdel-
plia. coal. = q. iIawei. ,,,
schooner tla II. Barnes, Rose, Philadelphia
coal. Turpin N Martin.
Schooner Mary v. Byard, Camp Orient, L. l.'
gUano, ". q. Crcnsnaw.
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS, SEPT. 20, 1884.
By Telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamship Manhattan. stevens, West Point, aud
sailed for New York.
Schooners Samuel ;. Thorp, Bailey, Benjamin,
Hall. and William n. Kennel, soper-all from
New York.
schooner J.. steelman, Rose, New YORK, pine
wood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-21

THE WEATHER YEsrxaDAY was clear anu
cool.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: O A. N, o.
0 A: NJ. u noon, SO; 3 p. b., "a; o l.
H., IS; midnight, 10.
Mean temperature. Is.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-21
CARRIAGES. BUGGIEs. &c.
NEWSPAPER FOR SALE.
For SALE TIE rIpEwArEh LiBE'
RAJ NEWSPAPER AND OUTFIT.

see Rowelrs Newspaper Directory for It's status
one Of the two Republican papers In the First
Gloucester Courthouse. Va. Sc elm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-21

rev mess, elC.7 Ell; M sales. Middlss
nominal; long clear. 0ic. Lard Case
higher, closing steady; westeynA steam,
spot. sT.G5; October, s7.5tas7.57. Freighfs
weak.
BALTIMORE, September 20.-Fiour quiet
and steady. Wheat-Southern frmer;
western steady md quiet; southern red,
s6asSc. sInber, 92ao4c.; No. Maryland.
S,1as,Oc.: No. 2 western winter red, spot.
salas4lc. Corn Southern steady and
oui.t: western nominal; southern white.
ssa70c.: yellow, 6,aGsc. Oats strong;
southern. S2a3.c. western white. 3n
aCc.. mixed. S3a?fc.; PENNSYLVANIA. 33a
s7c. Provisions steady and qniet. whis-
key steady at S1.iSaS1.19. Other articles un-
changed. Freigbts dull.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. September 20.--Grain quiet.
wheat--No. 9 red, 7jc. CorD-No. 2whie
and No. mixed firm and steady nj oGc.
Osts-No. . mixed, 29a30c. Provisions
quiet Mess pork, slS. Bulk-meats-s nout'
ders. Glc.; clear rib. 9ic; clear sides. lmc.
Bacon shoulders, 7lc.; .clcar RIB, lotc.'
clear, III. IIams-SugT-curcd, lac. Lard
Steam leaf, 9tc.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. September 20.-Flour un.
changed. wheat--Cash higher: No. 2
red, 7Sa7S2c. cash. Use. bid September.
Corn sharply higher for cash; 53i3ic.
cash. 5la534c. September. Oats trmer;
2-ta27ic. cash; 27ic. September. Wbi,key
steady at Clip. Pork quiet at Sl6.5Oa
SlG.7j. Bulk-meats easier; long clear.
s0.40; short rib, 1850; clear, S9.sh
Bacon firm; long clear, SlO.37,; short
rib, Si0.j0 clear. 81. Lard firm.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, September 20.-Fiour nm.
changed. Wheat generally QUIT, but
opened weak and declined sasc., and
closed lc. under yesterday; september.
| 75a7Gc. No. 2 Chicago. I5aI6lc. Corn eX-
| cited and higher; September advanced &c.
other options closed higher; cash, C5a10c.
September. 6ia1Oc. Oais firmer and tale.
higher; cash, 25ic.; September. 2jla96ic.
/ Pork stronger on long futures; cash and
! Sertember. 1850; October. $3.50. Lard
In active demand and strong; october,
g. 15as7 80; November. SI.0jisLl5. Bulk
meats quiet and shade firmer, shoulders,
rs; short rib. % so; clear, siO.Oj. SUI
gar steady ana unchanged.
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE. September 2O.-Flour weak.
Wheat weak and lower: No. 2, cash, 7ilc.
September, T4c. Corn stronger; rejected
sec. Oats steady; No. ,, 2Sa2Stc. Pro-
visions weak. Mess pork. cash, september
and October. SIG. Lard-Prime steam
cash md October, $3.50. sweet-p:ckled
bans firm at lltal2lc. Hogs lower at Si.9'
1880.
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
NEW YORK. September 0.-Cotton-GroH
receipts, 2.13j bales. Futures closed
steady; sales, G5.9O0 bales; September
$40 29aS10.S0; October, Sl0.l2; November
S1OO9aSl0 10: December, el0.i6aSl0.F
January. sl0. 9GaSl0.27; February, Sl0.3t
slO. 40: March, SlO.5laSl0.jS; April, 2Io.6
a2IO05; May, so. 76aSlO.1T; June, SOS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-21
D..,n ar n Nomiuee for Congress.

10y telegraph 70 ms DIspsteh.I
yonos, September 20.--iion. Francis b,
Hayes, nominated for Congress BY the Re-
pu6lIcans Of the Fifth district, died to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-21


North Carolina votes in November for
presidential electors, congressman, Cover
nor, Northumberland, members OF the
Legislature. Judge Of The Supreme Count,
ano number 81 other officers, state and
county. For Governor, Scales is t1e Demo-
cratic nominee and York the Republican.
Scales was a gallant soldier; his regiment
snd afterwards bis brigade was well known
around Richmond, where they were ever
found sturdy fighters. Scales was about TO
be made a major general when the wsr
closed. He has served brilliantly in Con-
gTess. and ~ill now 70 into the gubcrEa-
torial chsiT. His competitor, Mr.. York. IL
nan a. considerable ability, and was until
few years ago "a Democrat. He got to
Congress Nv running a. q" Liberal" against
Mr. Robins. who got himself involved in
ile anti.Tr0AibitiOn movement when II was
enjoying q lIicf existence IN this Stat.
scales and York haze been having joint
discussions.
For member Of Congress from this dis
frict James ". Reid is the Democratic and
Colonel l.. {. Edwards the l,epub.ica can
didaie they, too, are canyassing together.
One Of the objections urged against Colo
mel Edwards i that he carried case to the
United States Supreme Court which caused
the homestead provision OF The Constitl-
ton Of the state to be declared unconstita-
tionsi.
The people here uwenty-four miles from
Dsnyille) are we'll posted about Virginia
sfsirs. They talk as Familiarity about John
". Daniel. Dick Beirne. Page hcCarty.
George Wise. Malone, Riddleberger, ana
John Wise ~ folks do in Virginia. They
keep the politics Of two States In their
heads. and do II well, and you must think
az do--that they are smart people.
CHESTER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-21
HEALTH Is WEALTH.


NERVE AND BRAIN.TREArNENr.
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Gus ProstrAtion oaused by the ase Of alcohol ~
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Hon VI the hsAia o. ovsr-tncuigenc& Uaeh 6ox
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