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he ARRIVED AFTER ALL.
Malone at Rocky Mount. hut TWINS
Hard Road to Travel.

lNefTuf pnn0fn"o or tLo Nchiuond DisNhtcb.l
Rocky MouNT. Va. October 4. 1859.
When / sent you % telegram about the
Malone meeting this Afternoon at $50
O'Clock Malone had not arrived. Many
people believed that be did not intend 10
90 come 90 time.
Il seems. however. that his conveyance
broke down ON the road between Roanoke
aud this place and he finally got here q
little after o'clock.
lie WAS carried on tho shoulders of two
ot Dis staivart aud enthusiastic admirers
from too vehicle 20 the courthouse. where
he made % brief speech 20 800 persons. a
majority of whom were negroes.
hahonc's speech was condensation OF
his printed speech which appeared IN the
I1spufCh which Doc delivered 40 Abingdon.
Ie ls very adruit and tries 10 make ~ ap-
pear that the Democratic party is IN favor
az the retention of the odIOus internal
revenue system: that 10 is opposed 10 the
Blair hi.l and the public free schools. lie
grossly Wi-repreeented Major Daniel as be-
ing opposed 20 public schools. having for
COTTON doubtless that MAYOR Daniel had
SAID that on who stated that he was OPP
posed O. free schools had the brand Of liar
written upon their brow.
The country people who came here 70
hear Malone had nearly al left before he
arrived and the crowd was made mp prnci-
pally II people who reside IN and adjacent
o. the town
Pat McCauu and others followed the
BOSS iu vulgar hnrangues which were APP
llaulod TO the echo by the negroes aud
hummors present The motley crowd dis
gusted decent whites and win add nerve
- the arms Of loyal Nirginians 20 defeat
Malone 40 an hazards.
Malone seems 20 be in good plight. but
he mlsrcpresents the facts. and any we'll
Informed voter viii readily detect his mis-
representations.
His misreprc of Mckinney on
tho taud. the public schools and kuklux
business are SO shameless as % at once
stamp Malone as utterly reckless i'm his cf-
forts 90 secure support.
His visit hero bias made him no votes.
l. q IL
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ePlscoPALlANs IN COUNCIL.
John Williams, who Presidcs Over the
House of bishops.

The House of Bishops and the House OF
Deputies, forming the triennia e9nyen-
ton Of the Protestant Episcopal Church,
now in session ia New York city, met on
the date exactly one hundred years after
the union Of these governing bodies OF the
Church ~ they have continued to exist 70
the present time. was cOnsummatod. With
the political separation Of the United
States from Great Britain came sepa-
ration Of the Americans branch OF the
Church end the mother Church OF Eng
land. In l7s6 the Archbishop OF Can
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06

s. algn work and organization. The Can
son n H"s s m excellent trim and made good
'Pwuy,e WI, inu Of facts and argument.
While Mr.. Jones and Canta;n numga,a-
ner were speaking in tho court. house 4
brown Allen, Eaa.. was speaI;ng 10 tbe
nmahoneites from the courthouse eteps.
~. re made good speech from his stand
ponl,' u BENG a rehash of the same old
sVGty we have always heard: full of pro-
h''S.s and charges in regard to the State
u 1eot ne closed by urging the Repuhli-
s Inn OF Highland 10 stand firm. But in
TINS ne will be sadly mistaken.
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NOMINATIONS.
Choice Ia tho Grecnosville,
Sussex, and Dinwiddie Senatorial
District.
Especial telegram 10 The Dlspslchl

SroNY CREEK, Va. October 5.-Tho
Democratic Convention of the senatorial
district composed OF the counties OF Din;
widdie. Sussex, and Greenesvllle was called
10 order to-day by J. +. West, the county
chairman of Sussex. On motion }. +.
West was made permanent chairman and
John Y. Harris, secretary.
The Committee on Credentials reported
the several counties fully represented.
The names of Judge l.. u. larreu, OF
Greenesyille. and Mr.. A. NJ. Organ. OF
Dinwiddie, were placed before the conyen-
ton for nomination for the Senate. when
Judge Narrel received the nomination;
On motion of Mr.. James Nj. BoisseauX, OF
Dnwiddie. the nomination Of Judge Var
rell was made unanimous.
A committee composed OF J. O. Perkins,
Z. G. Tredway. and Thomas Peeblos was
appointed 10 wait on Judge Narrell and In
form him Of his nomination. Judge lar-
rell appeared and accepted the nomination.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
ADemocratic Club in Hanover.

IIUTIN7IlTI0II0 ~ II0 IKT7-'lIII'TII V'sVlT7-I'T
lirwLrTT's. Va, October J. 1889.
The Democrats held a large and enthusi-
nStic meeting here last night ana organ
ICED Hewlett Democratic club. tenton
holland was elected president and r. G.
Baughan secretary Of the club. The meet
ing was addressed by the Hon. G.. Aliens
worth and DR.. G. j. TerrAn. A club Of
hfty-seven was organized and ia likely to
largely increase at its next meeting. We
are working hard and lots of good may be
expected from this club. You may safely
put Hanover down for the whole Demo-
cratic ticket by large majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
Gangs of Countcrfeitors Captured.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, October 1.-Two
gangs of cOunterfeiters were surrounded
near Palon yesterday by United States Off
GERS. Eight men were captured and are
being brought TO this city in charge OF
Deputy-Marshal Mounts. Several months
ago some spurious silver dollars were put
on the market in tins vicinity and Irea-
sury-Agent Carter. after considerable in
vestigation, traced the stuff to Orange
county.
A trusted man was sent to the locality.
He ingratiated himself into the confidence
of the men and gradually accumulated evil
dence against the unsuspecting viOlatOrs,
with Yesterdays result. There are fifteen
men IN all engaged in the making of coun-
terfeit money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06

legcs of the Charavari parties. IL has re-
yersed the decision Of Judge stewart. OF
the State against Royal Adams. Adams
was indicted FOR murder in the first degree
for the accidental shooting OF person
named Daring, q member Of the CharaYafi
party. convicted OF mGnAlaughter, ana sen
fenced 20 tho penitentiary for seven years
and sixm0nths.
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Injured in a Railroad Collision.
fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch

SPR1NGT1E1D. No. October 5-There was
q fatal rear-end collision on tho 81. Louis
and San Francisco railway near North View
yesterday. Seven cars were dumped over
an embankment and four men dangerous
" hurt Engineer Savage. of tine rear
train. suffered bad fracture Of the skull
and will not live. The other men injured
are: William Dryer, fireman; Mike Mur-
ply. an engineer: Tom Sawyer and Ed.
Cartwright. brakemen. The wounded men
were brought here on a special train.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06

Boss Billy At MARTlNsWLLE.


Especial telegram 90 tae Dispstch.l
MMrINsyIuE. Va. October 5.-An I'M
mcn,c throng OF people came here to-day
o. -ee General Malone. lie arrived nero
Yesterday under the escort of Butler Ma
hone and two or three revenue officers and
engaged rooms 40 the Trent House, whore
De- haas been entertaining his followers to-
dty. AtI2 O'Clock be repaired 20 Browns
warehouse. whence very large crowd hab
preceded hum. The audience was com
posed Of % great many Democrats. Repub-
icaus and negroes by the wholesale. Ma
homo spoke for one and three quarter
hours HIS speech was very tame and fiat
and aroused DO enthusiasm. He lahorcd
from the beginning to the end. and seCm-
ei o. speak with the greatest difficulty.
BE wis followed 10y Dickinson Of Iazcwel
aud Pat. McCaul These gentlemenTouscd
good deal of hurrah.ng. their speeches
being address "a almost entirely TO the col
orrd people aud calculated 20 'onse their
prciudices. The Republicans claim a
triumphant day. but the Democrats ERE
iuulant and claim that they have made
many votes 10y the days performance. Mr..
Burless. of Michigan, came ON the eve
aing train and also spoke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
THE KILLING OF TERRY.
The Grand Jury Assert That II Was In
territorial and Deliberate.

STOCKTON. CAL. October 5.-Thc grand
jury of San joaquin county has presented
Its final report concerning the case of Dep
uty United States Marshal Naglc. IL says
the facts show that the killing Of The late
rate, and that while the Constitution and
laws of the State require that a crime
against its law should bc tried Hereunder.
the accused was taken from the power Of
the State by process emanating from the
United States Circuit Court. The report
continues: THE United States Circuit
Court has decided that Nasle cannot be
tried by the State Court. essentially for like
want of jurisdiction, from which II is fair
To conclude he cannot be tried in any
court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
ALEXANDRlA'S DONATION.
Political Matters.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.l

ALEXANDRIA. Va, October 5.-Judge
Hughes closed the United States Court
here to-day.
The Republican city and county conven-
tion was held 81 Brick Haven, in Alexan-
dria county, this afternoon. j. II. Greene,
Of this city III the chair and Mr.. }. W.
Lucas. who was the unanimous choice of
the convention. sent letter declining the
nomination. and the session of the conven-
tion was suspended until a committee Of
one from each Of the districts could confer
with MI. Lucas upon thesubiect of thenomi-
uation The conference viii be held on
Tuesday morning next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS.
The Chairman Of the Executive Commit
tee Ready for Work.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA. Va, October 5.-Hon. Basil
b. Gordon, accompanied 10y his brother,
Mir. Douglas II. Gordon. arrived at the
Democratic headquarters here tonight.
tie i~ much improved IN health md VIII nj
once enter upon his duties as chairman OF
the Executive Committee.
Secretary Scott left here to-day TO visit
his family in Orange county He Will re-
turn % headquarters tomorrow night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
HIGHLAND COUNTY.
Speaking by Representatives of Both Par
ties on COuFt-Day.

Correspondents Of the Richmond Dispaten'l
MONTEREY. October 3, 1889,
To-day was Circuit Court The people
were out ia considerable numbers. When
court adjourned for dinner Hon.. {. 7.
Jones. the Democratic nominee for the
Senate. addressed the Democrats in bril-
liant and telling speech. His araignment
of Mahoneism aud Malone methods was
very severe. lie paid glowing tribute to
Captain Mckinney and his able companions
on the ticket. He closed by saying that the
paramount issue in the contest was VIZ
ginia against Malone, and urged all true
Virginians 10 unite IN saving Virginia rom
boss rule.
He was followed by Captain j. Bum.
gardner in q short but spirited address,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
WOULD ENJOY IT.
Mr. MASSEY WANTS TO MEET THE
LITTLE soss.
"o"'"n :. "e Fun S--There Must BE n
t'Ght or Foos-Race I'm
Southampton.
tcO'ro'pondonco Of tho Richmond Dispatch.

oANNiLiE, VA, October 3. 1881
'ioh. Johh T.. Massey was here last nicht
81 Vas very much disappointed moi ~
"'uics 'he people of Danvillc lie had
made the appointment some time AGO bnt
thcfe was mistake about tho dafeoni ,bo
crowd came out 90 hear him the ni-bt Lo
tore. MT. Massey is In fine trim. and il
doing active work '''" -
Hearing that General Malone would
speak at Rocky Mount on Thursday loei
MI. Massey offered 10 meet hlm thrro ;r
4,,'nt discussion, hut the oicr was declined
tie Is itching omect Malone on the stuYnn
an" is iooking forward with pleasure fo
Wv ~'ss yi october, when hc and the Gen
sIAi VIII happen simultaneously AT Cont
land. the couniy-seat of Southamntor
Nocn asked 7 Malone would divide time
WIN MN on that occasion Mr. Massey re-.
lhoo nag the little man would have 10 do
so oEhsck squarely down. at viii be n
hgAt or ioot-race, IS said he.
TAgK NO CHANCES.
MT Massey fears that the Democrats will
l9F 100 lnucb stress on tho isafecti0n an
tho Malone ranks. and ia If the opinion
that much 81 the alleged independence and
kicking IS 9mcre sham. His idea * TINT
general Malone viii encourage these "in-
dependent clubs 10 hold out until ashort
time before the election. and then mako a
stampede into the Malone ranks. How
ever no speaks IN the most encouraging
terms of the outlook for Democracy, and
says n is rarely that he hns ever found
the people moro earnest md determined TO
clcen ont the Mahonoitcs. He has not
found much excitement, bat what is bet
fer, a deep determination and oarucstncss.
Mr.. Massey went 10 Rocky Mount to-day
ana Will prcach there on Sunday. On
Monday he VIII address the people and
ntKt dav he VIII 60 TO Albcmarle. whore
he VIII devote o few days 10 tho campaign,
winding mp in Richmond Saturday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
OF for the Penitentiary.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. October "a dis
patch from Mays Landing, n. j., says
that Mrs. Eva Hamilton left there this
morning in charge of Sheriff Johnson for
the penitentiary at Trenton to serve hen
sentence for murderous assault on Nurse
Donnelly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
ROCKBRlDGE COUNTY.
The Democrats Mean TO Force the Fight
inc.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram to the Dispatchl
LEXINGTON. VA. October Arrange
ments have been completed by the local
committee for the reception Of Major
John W. Daniel, who is to speak here
Monday, if heweathcr is fair. The ovation
eclipse any political gathering for years.
Tho Virginia Military Institute Band
has been engaged for the occasion,
and the day viii mark the opening Of an
aggressive campaign. to be waged from
then on until the day of election.
Ex-Auditor s. Brown Allen, of Augusta (;
w. c. Franklin. of Appomattox, and Con-
gresham Plummer are booked 10 respre-
sent the Mah0neites here Monday.
and others will follow Senator Daniel for
the Democracy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
Killed by the Explosion of n Soda-Foun'
[By telegraph 70 the pispatch. J

WASHINGTON, OctoberI5. This afternoon
as Pleasant Bryan Ga colored man was
charging a soda-water fountain in Mil
burns drugstore, Fifteenth street and
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, the fountain ex-
ploded, splitting his head open and killing
him instantly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
A strong Democratic Candidate in Giou-
cester.
lspeclaI telerram % Boo DIspaich.l

GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, Va, October o.
The Democrats Of Gloucester met here to-
day in convention and nominated MAJOR
Thomas S. 1aliaferro for the House OF Dele
gates. IL Is conceded TO be very strong
nomination, and il Is thought on all hands
that he viii be elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
MAHONe,s MOVEMENTS.
An Incident that Caused Considerable
Comment.
fspeclsl Telegram 70 tho Dispatch.l

Special telegram to the Dspatch.l
DANvlrIE. Va. October 5.-Goneral Ma
hone telegraphed from Mariinsyillc to-day
for special train 90 carry HIM from that
point 10 Dauville. His tram Was expected
here al O'Clock this evening, but did not
arrive on time. and Il Is probable that he
met the Richmond and Danyille train AZ
the Danville and New-kiyer Junction and
went 10 Richmond.
United States Marshal Watts arrived here
last NIGHT and went on 20 Martnsyille at
General Nahonc's request Mr. Watts was
seen by reporter, but simply said he had
an engagement TO meet General Malone.
The incident has caused considerable COM
mont here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06

George Wise and Beirne at Newport News.
Hon. George d. Wise and Colonel Richard
L. Bcirne both made splendid addresses
at Newport News Friday night. They
aroused the Democracy of the lower
Peninsula to the greatest pitch of enthusi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
PAPER SHELLS
Fired 10y Nahone's Contingent in Wash
tufrfau

Fired 10y Mahone's Contingent in wash
iugton.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspstchl
ALEXANDRIA. October B. 1889.
The following circular sent by special
messengers has been received 10y number
of Republicans who are supposed 20 have
more money thnu brains:
On DOMINION REPUBLICAN LEAGUE
or Im DISTRICT or CoLUNBA,
"LFNNox HOUSE,.
"IOUH- ANp-A-HALF srRTfI NORTHWEST.
w A9HI>OroN. September q, 1889.
AS Is citizen Of Virginia you are #
course interested iu the campaign now IN
llrD,r,.. ir our State. which is TO deter
min. if- future political status.
THE Ola Dominion League was organ
lied tp assist in election of The Republican
ticket. and respectfully asks your CO.
operation by becoming memhcr aud
making such contribution 20 ald IN the
campaign 1855 your means viii permit.
Initiation fee, -; dues, % cents per
month.
G.. A. NEWTON. President.
" Ian BROOKE Surh. Secretary
The 7anncs, of the Washington office
holders who could suppose that any Alex
audra Republican who had any money 10
contribute 90 the campaign would send
The money 10y way of Wellington is indeed
surprising.
TIE rooms of the Alexandra Washington
Lodge. +. and A. 81. have been put M tho
rough order for the reception of their Ma
sonic brethren during the coming conclave
iu Washington.
on Alonda, next the Maltesan Lodge. /.
and &. NJ. Of Joliet. Ill.,. VIII use the Wash
iueton Lodge rooms to hold % meeting for
the comforting OF the THIRD Degree They
will Doe uauqaettcd boy their Alexandra
brethren.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
Nominated for the Legislature.
fo....tat ,ataoraro m tina DiaOAtsh

sroNY CREEK, Va. October 5.-The con-
yention 10 nominate candidate for the
House Of Delegates from the counties OF
Sussex and Greenesville met here to-day and
nominated Il. b. Hartley, of Stony Greek,
by reclamation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06

Church is better known TO the public than
the rector Of Trinity church, New York. He
was born in that city in 1927, the son OF
John 4. Dix. remembered as Governor OF
the Empire State. After his graduation al
Columbia College III 1913 he studied theo-
logv at the General Theological Seminary,
and in 1852 received his diploma from that
institution. lie was ordained deacon
about the Same time, and began his life as
a clergyman of the Protestant Episcopal
Church ct st. Johns chapel. New York.
In 1854 he wa' ordained priest and became
assistant 10 the Rev. DR.. Wilmer. of Phila-
delphia. He returned 10 New York in the
following year as assistant minister III
Trinity parish Three years later he was
made assistant rector. and rector in 1862.
Dr.. DIX IS distinguished as "A scholar,
preacher. and author.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
MORGAN DIX,

Presiding Omcrr of the House OF Depu-
ties.
The Rev Morgan Dix. who was presiding
officer at the Episcopal Convention ofthrec
years AGO. fills the chair the second time.
No clergyman Of the Protestant Episcopal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06

i DIES OF refinement, on salary. 10 take charge
Of my business az their homes entirely anoo-
lectlonapie: light. very fascinating aud he4ssn-
ful: no talking required permanent position;
wages 40 per week IN advance, Coca pay Tor
psrt tirse. Ny regoreneos include some ol tho
best welt knowl people Of Louisville Cincinnati,
s,smp. Mrs. MARION WALKER. Fourth aud
Chestnut streets. Louisville. hs. 50 LSa& Than
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06

The Hon. Hannibal lIamln has done a
great lot of Notwithstanding this year.
The swollen veins in the legs from winch
Prince Bismarck suffers SD severely are
sand 10 Dee duo o. clumsy treatment by a
Russian doctor many years ago.
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XXrANTFD. by An ENTERTAINED
A YOrNG MAN WHO Has BEEN

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MUSICAL
I EMORY SHAW GATE OF BAL

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XXTANTED, LADY AGENTS FOR

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Decision In "A Murder Case Reversed.
fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

DEs MoiNEs, Iowa. October 1.-The Iowa
Supreme Court has given the death-blow
10 the hitherto sacred rights and priyi-
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DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIA-
III TION.

The regular bi-weesly soiroe WI take place
az the Mozart Academy If Music IO-MpkkON
Nonday EVENING AZ So O'Clock. Admission
only By membership or invitation cards, who
must be presented al no dOor. MomoeI5 can
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SIE5EL, i2i Broad street; MANLY b. RAMOS s.
CO., 9O3 Main street; or WALTER y. NOSES s. co"
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DICHMOND SEMINARY.

Il W p AeHA thaN - hhhAs hAAIaN'bf ~
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MIS-. +. q. PEYTON. Associate Principal
Tue seventeenth session % this 30 AkDlNG-
AND DAY-SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
LITTLE GIRLS will begin WEDNESDAY,. Sep
TEN Dor q, 1859. and close June ~, 1890.
The instruction Is thorough and complete, from
kindergarten % collegiate course Inclusive. spc-
cial advantages In Modern Language. and Music.
Number OF boerders limited 10 thirty
Board. lights, fuel, and instruction In entire
English course. with Latin. $40.
Apply Tor catalogue at the bookstores or 70
either Principal ~ n-lh8Susm