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POTOMAC RAiLKOAD-Schedule com.
commencing JANUARY /. Is03-eastem
time.
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but said h,a mother had said he stole
them. The negro told Willie that his
mother had he'd, and A. be uttered the vile
word Willie struck him with rock. which
resulted In the death OF the negro In o
short while.
1he Hon. George ID. Wise was In Char
lottesyllle yesterday, and was the guest Of
the Democratic committee az the Hotel
Abemarie lfry's Spring. last night.
Cyclone Jim Marshall, OF Craig coun-
", was Of Democratic headquarters yes
terday. he 10 confident of his election to
Congress-.
Miss Annie Saunders, OF Richmond. Is
visiting friends IN Greene county.
Miss Susan r. Newman and Mr.. William
NJ Dunn were married at the Methodist
parsonage. In this city. by the Rev. b. 4
Gpscomb.
Mrs. William r.. Dubose and children. OF
Annapolis. Md. are visiting friends and
relatives in this city.
SOURCE OF ASxIvTy.
Tue prevalence OF cholera in Hamburg
is a source OF some uneasiness to Mr..
Adolph Russow, whose daughter. Miss
Marie, is in that city. Miss Russow bad
been spending the summer in the country,
but letter just received from her was
dated at Hamburg just few days before
the cholera outbreak. Mr.. Russow has
cabied his daughter 10 leave Hamburg. IL
is. however, altogether probable that she
did so immediately after It became certain
that tho dread disease had made its OPP
pearance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-31
HORRIBLE HoBSoN,
McENnlAHy SPEECH or THE ALI
ANcE LECTURER IN HALIFAX.



tspcdsl telegram 70 The Dispatcn.l
Hovsros. nn.IrAx COUNTY, Va, August
90 IRON all accounts. the speech Of Mr..
y HaSkins Hobson. State Alliance lecturer,
q kodden last Saturday was the most In.
cendiary harsngue ever heard by our PEG.
pie since the days Of carpet-baegcrsm.
He belittlcd the force bill and said that
y was not as bad as the Anderson lcCor.
mick law.
HoBsoS's cnoicn.
farming TO Mr.. Edmunds, he said:
Now, say that, and will not take il
back. lou can tell IL TO the DISPATCH man
and 70 Your Democratic EDITORS that say
the force bill ~ not IS bad as the Ander-
son-McCormick law He enlarged upon
tbs point and made every assault possible
upon the Democrats. charging them with
thiesery In elections. &c.
HoBsoS's BULLETS.
But the climax was reached. the rubi-
con was passed. when he said, I'VE viii try
this year with ballots, but IL that don't
succeed. two years hence we will try with
bullets" That is the least offensive yer-
sloa OF the incident have heard. Others
say his words we're: we will shoot you
with ballots this year, and II not success
fol. two years hence with bullets" But
there can be no doubt that he used the
words substantially as reported above.
and IN tins election ballots were the wea-
pons, but two years more and bullets
would be substituted.
EoBsox's THREATS
He, then vent on to speak Of the riots at
Homestead as an instance of what may be
expected in the future.
MIR. Hobson has out-Heroded Herod up
70 date. II am not totally mistaken in
the character of our people this vile
threat will do more than anything else
possibly could in uniting the white peo-
pie Of Halifax.
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Democratic AppoIntments.

hEADQUAhIEhbI
STATE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE,
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, August 20, 1892. }
The following appointments of Demo
cratic speakers for the State canvass have
been made by the State Committee:
JAMES L. GORDON.
Richmond, August 91st (nighD.
GEORGE PERKINS.
Nottoway, September 1st.
r. WALTON MOORE.
King George, September 1st.
Gloucester, September 5th.
H. CALDWELL.
Sussex, September 1st,
Caroline, September 18th.
WALLER R. STAPLES.
Albemarle. September 9Th.
Allegheny, September 9th.
Giles, September 18th.
Essex, September 18th.
Montgomery, September 9th.
j. HoGE TYLER.
Franklin. September 9Th.
Appomattox, September Sth.
Botetourt, September 18th.
WILLIAM H. MANN.
Princess Anne, September 5th.
Nansemond. September 18th.
Amherst, September 18th.
r. C. KENT.
Russell September 9th.
Giles, September 18th.
Plttsylyania, September 10th.
Amelia, September 22d.
MEADE HAsKTNs.
Greenesville. September 5th.
Prince Edward, September 10th.
Amelia, September Odd.
JOHN A. BUCHANAN.
Rockbridge, September 5th.
ALEXANDER HAMILTON.
Dinwiddie. September 18th.
HENRY W. FLoURNoY.
Powhatan, September 5th.
Greene, September 1ith.
JAMES N. sTuBBs.
Princess Anne, September 9th.
Caroline, September 18th.
p. NJ. PARRISH.
Powhatan. September 5th.
THOMAS SMITH.
Salem, Roanoke county. September 18th.
THOMAS L. RossER.
Shenandoah. September 18th.
Clarke. September 18th.
JOHN II. MASSEY.
Charlotte. September 5th.
EPPA HUSToN. JR.
Fairfix. September 18th.
JOHN I. HARRIS.
Rappshannock, September 18th.
HOLMES CONRAD.
Rockbridge. September 5th.
FITzHUaH LEE.
Richmond. September 9th.
Fredericksburg, September 9Th,
SENATOR EPpA HuNTox.
Hanover, September 2ist.
SENATOR JOHN W. DANIEL.
Richmond, September Sth.
Louisa. September 18th.
BASIL b. GoRDoN. Chairman.
N. Shepperd. Secretary.
Democratic papers please copy.
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FOUND DEAD AT MONEY POINT.
The Constellation Out of Commission
Dr. Barnes Urged for Congress.

The Constellation Out of Commission
Dr. Barnes Urged for Congress.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dspatch.l
NoRroIx, August S0.--A negro man was
found dead at Money Point, in the county,
this morning, and is said by his friends to
have been poisoned. The county coroner,
DIR. Truitt. has been notified, and Will hold
an inquest.
The sloop-of-war Constellation went out
of commission to-day. aud the officers
were placed on leave and the crew sent on
board the receiving-ship Franklin: The
tender Phlox returned TO Annapolis to-uay
with stores
DEMAND FOR DIR. BARNES.
DR.. Thomas ii. Barnes, the widely-known
and popular State senator from the South
ampton. NaRsemond, and Isle of Wight
District, continues 10 be urged by his
friends TO allow his name to 60 before the
congressional convention. The Doctor is
unquestlonably the most popular man in
the district. and II be would consent 10
enter the race would bring out the party
strength as perhaps no other man could,
and save the district TO the Democrats.
GOOD SCHEME.
In the interest OF the Virginia exhibit at
the Worlds Fair the ladies of Princess
Anne county will give clam bake az Viz
ginia Beach on September eth.
Mr.. Walter Loyelaee. of the Lynchburg
association, has been secured az the sue
cessor Of Mr Lanngan. IN charge of the
physical department Of the Young Mems
Christian Association of this city.
Joe Fielding, the prize-fghter who 10
In training near this city tor fight, as
saulted Nike Haley on Main street last
night. and was IN the Police Court this
morning, where be was hned for assault.
NJ. Patrick Clancy. a well-know4 citi-
zen OF Portsmouth. died last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-31
FEW weAvsRIIes AT WoRsHAM.
Mr. Booker II. Hunt, Alliance President
Delegate 60 the Farmviiie Convention.

Mr. Booker II. Hunt, Alliance President,
Delegate co the Farmviiie Convention.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
HAMPDES-SIpSEY. August 30.-A meeting
of the Democrats of Worsham Precinct,
Hampden District, was held at Worsham
yesterday TO appoint delegates to the con-
gressional convention to be held at Farm
vile tonight.
Mr.. Booker F. Hunt, the president of the
County Alliance, was asked to take the
chair. Mr.. James II. Garland. another
prominent Alliance man, and Mr.. Hunt
we're appointed delegates. While unin-
structed, both favor the nomination OF
our present congressman. Mr.. Hunt was
recently elected in Fsrmville as a delegate
to the Third-party convention held in Pc
tersburg, but declined without thanks,
being one of the strongest Democrats in
the district
VERY FEW OF THEM.
The Alliance here is strong, but so far as
can be learned there are only two Third
partyites in our district and not thirty in
the county. including many Republicans.
The remark of prominent Republican
here that he was secretly advocating the
THIRD party, but was afraid to do so openly,
as the Democrats would see through his
intentions, has opened the eyes of many
OF our farmers. and they are falling into
line rapidly for q solid Democratic front
on eiection-day.
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PosT-oFFIcs AT THE HOME ROBBED

640o I'm Stamps and Money Taken-Politics
in Elizabeth City-Personai Notes.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
HAMPTON. August 30.-It was stated in
the papers of to-day that the post-office In
this place had been robbed, which is o
mistake. II was tho Office at the National
Soldiers Home. Some f40o in money and
stamps was taken. No clue has been OBJ
tanned as to the thief as yet. An inspector
is now making an investigation.
POLITICAL.
District meetings will be held this week
TO send delegates to the Newport News
Convention, and the people desire that
Senator ID. Gardiner Tyler shall be the
nominee of that convention. He is one of
the strongest men that could be named
aud will make the district a capital repre-
sentative. Mr.. Tyler opened the cam
paign here on Saturday night by speaking
TO a good crowd at Fox Hill and made q
fine impression. The Republican senti-
ment IN the county seems strongly anti
Bowden.
PERSONAL.
Messrs. II. Fl. Holt and ". Beckford
have left for the Virginia Military Insti-
tute.
Mayor P. W. Phillips is off on pleasure
trip. -,
Captain b. F. Hudgins, who has been Ill
tor some weeks, has gone to the noun
tains.
Colonel Bird, United States army, of
Omaha, Neb, formerly stationed at Fort
Monroe. talked to about ninety men at the
Young Mems Christian Association rooms
on Sunday. Colonel Bird is strong and
interesting speaker, and had the close at
tention Of his audience.
The Pythian Uniform Division will visit
Richmond on the evening of September
18th, to take part in the institution of d.
vision there.
Mrs. Judge Peek and family are spend
ing few days with Colonel j. Z. Philips,
in the country.
MIR. Willie Vaughan is still quite sick.
Mr.. Preston Richardson, who has been
quite i'll, is able to be out again.
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ny J. II. Valentine, Auctionoer,
1880 Main street.


HANDSOME EMERSON" "
IL OCTAVE PIANO. ELEGANT Ph = s
AL o ANp sfkIR iciAkPfTs, R5fiiSdToP
OFFICE SECRETARY, FINE PARI.Oh STOVE.
AND GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
&C., AT AUcIi0N.-on
WEDNESDAY THE 31sr ISsTAsr,
at 1890 A. NJ, viii sell as the residences, NO.
1915 cast Clay street, corner kiescnin
very large and excellent hss0fiment Oh hoooN-
HOLD GOODS, consisting In part or So, -.
17Ik.oCTAvE GRAND SQUARE fiANo. ma0e
By Emorson 4 Co.--an i3strument OF hns
tono and finish, round corners, ana In eA-
CARVED N1St '' WALNUT PARLoR SUIT, sik
plush, different col0rs; ,,,,,
BEAUTIFUL PoR11kREs, LAcE5CUR-
TAJNS, RODS, and WlNp0WrshApEs;
MARBLE-TOP and other TABLES
Onoof the hsndsotnest PARL0R STOVES In
this city--used only a few times;
BODY BRUSSELS B0kDEREp GARRETT Oh
about go yards, worry little used;
HALL AND stab CARPETS Oh pest
In CHAMBER FURNITURE there is
1 MASSIVE OAK CHAMBER SUIT oil cxpen-
sive carving, with round French-plate
wI peEessed rsSss' iiAIR-MATrREssEs.
I.HANDsoNR WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT,
largo pieces with beyelled mirrors;
VERY NEAT WALNUT sUII' with colored
MATTRESSES, BEDDING, &C.
SEPARATE MARBLE-T0P B U REAUs,
WAsHsTANDs. and coMAoDES; OAK
and other BEDSTBADs.
The noors are covered With TAPESTRY and
other CARPETS and FANCY MATTlNOS.
HALL SOFA, HAT-RACK, and CHAIRS;
1 WALNUT RoLLING-ToP oFFICE SECRE-
TARY and DESK-CHAIRS;
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE,
CHEST REFRIGERATION,
CHTNA-CLOSET. TABLES,
GASOLINE COOK-STOyE, GAS-HEATER;
LARGE CORNERSTONE, with reservoir
and appurtenancee, and KITCHEN FUR
NITURE GENERALLY;
25 boxes and pots Of PIONEERING PLANTS
and EYERGREENS;
OIL-CHANDELIER, SWINGING and STAND
LAMPS, and many other articles.
Tho furnishings throughout the house are OF
excellent quality, and may DO examined THIS
Tuesday EVENING after 3 O'Clock.
As the house must DO vacated on Thursday tue
sale 10 positive. j. II. VALENTINE,
Auctioneer.
JNO. e. LAUGHTON, Jr., Salesman. au 80
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THE SITUATION IN HALIFAX.
weaver's Followers There Growing Fewer
and Beautifully Less.

viewers FOLLOWERS There Growing fswer
and Beautifully Less.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
HoUsToS. HALIFAX COUNTY, VA, August
29.--As the campaign progresses II is evil
dent that the Democratic ranks are being
soildifed aud more and more strengthened
and united. The report has gone abroad
that halifax is the hot-bed of Third
partyism. There are many Third
party men In this county. undoubtedly,
but II that party relies upon Halifax to
bolster up" its failing fortunes IL will be
disappointed. Every day the signs and
evidences of Alliance disaffection and pro-
test against the attitude assumed by the
State Alliance and the course pursued by
Alliance lecturers become more prominent
and unmistakable, and / believe that be-
fore the election the number OF white
farmers voting the Third-party ticket In
Halifax will be comparatively small.
DrsAYFEcrED AND UNCERTAIN.
II is true that the leaders of the Third
party in tins county are men who have
heretofore been Republicans or disahected
and uncertain Democrats. They have sue
ceeded in making big noise and In mis-
leading some honest and sincere men, but
il now looks as If the end of this missionary
work has been reached and reaction may
be expected.
HoBsoN's HARANGuE.
There was an Alliance barbecue and
feast at Rodden last Saturday and large
crowd was present. The Alliance State
Lecturer. Mr.. Hobson, was on hand and
during a two-hours' speech practically lost
sight of his order and devoted himself TO
presenting the Third party to the people
in its gaudiest colors. aud denouncing the
Democratic party for what the Republican
party had done.
Hon. z. @. Edmunds was on hand and
made conciliatory reply, exposing the
unjust and illogical conclusion advanced
by Mr.. Hobson, and holding steadily the
banner of Democracy recommitted TO his
hands at the Lynchburg convention last
week.
RDMUEDs SUSTAINED.
There were large number of Third
party men in the crowd. but no crowd can
be got together In Halifax in which there
are not large proportion of Democrats.
Mr.. Edmunds received cheers and encour-
agemept, not only from the Democrats,
however, but also from the Third-party
men, who admit that he has been an hon.
est. faithful, and efficient representative.
REPUBLICAN SENTIMENT.
Mr.. J. Brack Stovall, an old-time Re-
publican from way back, also made o
speech. in which he said that the Demo-
cratic white people were now lust where
no had prophesied they would be, and
where he wanted them to be-cutting one
another's tbroats-and the Republicans
were standing off enjoying the fun. Brack
Is quite popular in Halifax. his native
county.
/ do not underrate the strength of the
Third-party movement In Halifax, but
believe that here, as well as in other parts
of the State, 1t has been overrated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-31
MISS MAaele KNowlEs,s ACCIDENT
A Brskeman's Arm Also Broken-Dr'
Pettit's Services in Demand.


Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
ScorrsyILLE, August 30. "A painful acct
dent happened to Miss Margie Knowles.
bright young daughter of Captain knowles.
of the Norfolk and Western railroad. She
was stopping at the home OF Mr.. Thomas
Leitch, OF Buckingham, and while riding
IN an ox-cart shestepped out ON the tongue
and put her hand on one of the oxen,
when the animal jumped, throwing her
under the cart, breaking her left arm aud
badly bruising her shoulder. DR.. w. B.
Petit OF New Canton was called and gave
the necessary medical attention.
ANOTHER ARM BROKEN.
DIR. Petit had hardly gotten through
with his fair patient before he was called
10 attend MIR. johnson. brakeman, who
had his arm broken while coupling cars on
the New Canton siding. MIR. Johnson, as
soon as possible, was forwarded TO the
hospital in Richmond.
On Saturday night last the saw-mill of
Mr.. p. NJ. Foyne, located on Nh. Leitch's
land. took FIRE and was burned down. His
loss is quite heavy.
STILL OTHER MIsHkPs.
Another painful accident happened near
Bremo Bluff TO an old colored woman,
" Aunt Fannie Creacy." She was riding
on q load of sumac in an ox-cart, when the
oxen ran off, throwing her to the ground,
the wheel of the cart passing over her.
DIR. Petit rendered her medical aid and
she recovered sufficiently TO return home.
Captain Day, of the Richmond local
train, on Saturday night IN stepping from
his caboose missed his footing and fell.
bruising his side badly, so that another
conductor had to take his place for awhile.
The School Board of the Scottsville Dis
trict met and appointed twenty-seven
teachers for the various schools in their
jurisdiction.
Messrs Samuel I. and Leslie Martin. of
Richmond. visited their mother, Mrs. NJ.
A. Martin, on Sunday.
Mr.. Charles ID. AcEwen, of Richmond.
who has been spending some time at his
old home here. LETT for Richmond Monday,
taking his sister, Miss Estelle. with him,
who will make an extended visit to rels-
tIves IN Hanover county.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

NN~~~-rl~.-~<~~~.~
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TRULY
Il VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE RESI-
DENCE. CONTAINING 100 ACRES, AT AMELIA
COURTHOUSE, NA.-By virtue OF certain deed
OF trust executed 10 me, the undersigned, by John
A. Wallace and Mary f. Wallace. his wife, boar
ing date ON October IA. 1891, and recorded in
Deadlock 40. page 377, in the Clerks office Of
the County Court Of Amelia county, will, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER %. 1892.
at 10 o'clock NJ, In front OF Amelia courthouse,
Virginia, offer for sale, by public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, that VERY VALUABLE FARM
containing 100 ACRES upon which said John A..
Wallace resides, about three quarters OF mile
from the courthouse bpilding and adjoining tho
lands Of the lato Joseph b. Dunn, Samuel b..
Schiefen, and others.
The improved land, wood, wat ar and dwelling
house, with all necessary out-bndings IN good
order make this a most desirable residence.
Free "ingress and egress" allowed purchaser TO
seed wheat or make any other preparations for
next years crops, and entire possession given
on January l. 1898.
TERMs: Cash. MEADE HASKINS,
au 3l-W4t Trustee.
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a NEGRO kllleo WIZ A ROCK.
willie Roubabush Promptly Resepts. q
vile Insuit--miss Russov az Hamburg.

ViIiie Roubabush Promptly Kcseptss q
vile Ipsuie--miss Russov az Hamburg.
porrcspondence Of the Richmond Dispasch.i
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, August 80. News
has reached here that Willie Roubabush.
son OF Mr.. Zack Roubabush. Of Seville,
Greene county. killed negro man on
sunday last by striking bim with a rock.
crushing his skull. II Is said that the
negro was exceedingly provoking; that be
came 20 Mr. Roubabush's house to get
amends for damaging report that was
floating In the neighborhood about him.
self, originating. - he believed. from VIII
lie kou6abush. II appears that lac heard
Willie had said that the negro had stolen
his tarkeys. Tho negro asked Willie il be
had said 10. be replied that be had not.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-31
By j. II. Valentine, Auctloneer,
1880 east Main street.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF GOOD

DEREMPTORY SALE OF GOOD
L GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
CARPETS. &c, AT AUCTI0N.-On
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. 1892.
at 1890 o'clock A. VI, will sell at the residence
No. 500 east Clay street. corner Eighth street,
1 EXCELLENT WALNUT-FRAME PARLOR
SUIT covered with silk plush, with covers
l CHERRY PARLOR SUIT, upholstered with
tapestry goods, as good as new;
MARBLR-T0P and FANCY WOOD TABLES;
RATTAN ROCKERS, EBONY, CHERRY, OAK,
and OTHER CHAIRS and ROCKERS;
LOUNGES, EASELS, PICTURES;
OAK and WALNUT HALL STANDS;
Tho chambers are neatly furnished with seven
CHAMBER SUITS complete MArTRESSES,
SPRINGS, DOUBLE and SINGLE WARD
ROBES, CARPETS, MATTINGS, &C, &C.
EXTRA-LONG WALNUT EXTENSION
DINING-TABLE, for hotel or large boarding.
house;
WALNUT MARBLE-TOP BUFFET;
DINING-ROOM CHAIRS;
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE. TABLEWARE;
STOVES, TENDERS, &c, sc.
Everything Is In nice order, and will be sold to
be removed at once.
j. II. VALENTINE, AuctiOneer.
JOHN Z. LAUGHT0N, Jr., Salesman.
au 2s-su, wSTh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-31
shot While Hiding jug of whiskey.

BRISTOL. TKsy.. August 30.--At Clich-
port. Scott county, Sunday uight j. r.
Necessary was shot by Mrs. Dua at rear
window other boarding house. He had gone
there 70 hide q jug Of whiskey and was
mistaken for o fobber. He viii probably
die. HRS. Duff has fed.
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Y0RK-RIYER LINE, vaSIs' =
tue FAvoRITE ROUTE NoS''
LEAVE RICHMOND'

TRAIN No. 10, $40 r = -
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stops AZ All stations. AZ Les',, -
meets with stage for Walkefi0A'
steamer at West Point an
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Steamers leave Baltimofs D T. .
cept Sunday. ,..o, Dos 4
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TRAIN No. Al, o;f0 y ..i,t =,
LOCAL MIXED, daily ea,o2, :. al -
Twenty. third stree. for Nes' f''-'
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Richmond, Va