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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-07
AHlG MEETING At BALLsTONE.
Alexandria County Democrats Addressed
hA n. ". nInnr,-Cnmmlfte Rnnnis.

Alexandra county Democrats ludFtSsfu
bV Il. ". 5Ioorr-Committec Rooms.
Correspondence oi On, Ri'hm5uI Disp1t.h.l
ALrX.NrEiA. Va, October G.-Ihe Demo-
crtts of Alexandria held an enthusiast
meeting M Bsli-tone on tuesday uIgat.
County, Chairman {. =. Graham presided,
and MIR James J.. elements was th' Secre
tary. ilr. Is. walton Moore Wa che speaker,
Captnln George A.. Mushtocl aud Mr..
NJ ereiith having been detained. Tor Two
hours he tore tire Republicans mp on tho
force TIL, tauf. and Other issues. and
when ae stopped loud cries oi " Go on Ivy
greeted INN. The county Democrats are
VERY enthusiastic over the outlook, aud cX-
pcct t. give a ilg malonty TINS fall, now
Sir Aguew ia out OF the way.
4 barbecue and masS-mcetug VIII bc
held some tune during The latter pErt OF
thls month.
The CIty Committee had engaged rooms
for the Campaign Club ia toe old City
Hotel building but q, the building had
been rented Tor .otyl purpose, they en-
peetcd 10 move ont. When Alr. Thomas
=. Waters, the new proprietor who came
here from ONO some weeks ago, Vas
caleb upon, hc told the committee that
thov could have the rooms free ~ rcut,
and tie. uc would tit tnrU M VITA chairs
and tables. besides maNug lt.-e c0utr-
button 90 the campaign lu4d. livery
Democrat IN Alexandra = BOW ready 10
swear that Mt. waters j. q good fellow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-07
EACKiN VALLEY RAILWAY.
ANNUAL stockholders Meeting-Ftxed
t....c, More than Covered by Earnings.

aurlN St0ckboldcrs' Meeting-Fixed
t....c, More than Covered by Earnings.
~r.lql telegram 20 the DtsDatch.l
F.IvyuLg. \. C., October the an
meeting of the Cape Fear aud ladkn
.... hallway Company was held IN the
.. baU today. a. II. Slocu,u. proIni-
l.. Ou-uc-~-man If Fayetteville, Was
... chairman. More than tO0r AfthS OF
STOCK was represented ia person. ino
r.te report oi President La>E WAs
.. .rI with the report, ol "a" other Of
.... was received with satisfaction. They
.et tnat the earnings of the road for
past year more than covered H. fixed
changes. Notwithstanding the depresAon
. ... times and that the conuectlous re-
...'.t made We're developing rapidly, IN
C... ur business and give certain promise
.. . large increase of traffic M the future.
S.. r.-te,-oue of them more than 1000
.t bong have been filled IN and the ply
,... condition of tie road generally im-
,t.I during the year. No change was
..I.. .u the management.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-07
WEST VRelNlA DEMOCRATS.
NacCorjje and Fleming Have an Enthusi-
astic Meeting ~ Bht-feic.

1Corre3ponIon-o5 d no iIitnm1n1 DlIDltch.l
RLugr!rrp, v. Va. October Ibis has
been a rei-lettor da for the Democracy OF
Mercer county. Governor Fleming and
Colonel William 4. MacCorke, the Demo-
clatc nominee Tor Governor, are here.
they spoke yesterday at Princeton, the
c,unty--edt. TO about 500 people, primer
palv farmers. There were $40 hoTsemeu
IN the procession which met the dlstIn-
gaished stltemca 'wo miles east OF iunce-
ton. They carried Aag~ oi every size and
we're preceded by two bands Of muse.
Colonel McCorkle made the speech OF the
DAY AT Princeton while Governor Fleming
cot IN the firm WORK a. BuoholG to-day.
Mercer county can bc relied upon 10
help pail the gallant little state through
wth "A Democratic majority III November,
although Nh Lihins has positively pledged
II % the Lcpu lIcart.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-07

buggy and dragging the ladies some dis
lance on the hard paved street. When the
horse was stopped both ladies we're found
20 be badly scratched. Mrs. Barringer was
tho most seriously injured OF the two. her
collar-bone beng broken and she was
otherwise badly bruised. Sheis not con-
sidcred seriously hurt. however Mrs. Lo-
gan only received slight fiesh-wounds
Their escape from death was almost mi,
mon lnna
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-07

MURDEROUS NEGRO ROBBERS.
Two OF Them Cap ursd-I'wo others sup
posed ACcOmpjiCes, LynChCd.
for .o,o,.-,,,, e. .t,o p-erat,N

JACEeoN. MISS. October o." cdnesd7v
near The upper e. Ice Of CopiaL county. on
Yelr river, remote from the railroads. six
mounted an0 armed negroes commanded
q merchant named NathIn, % open his
safe. striking hin on tie heal with billet
ot wood AT 'he same time. ihct extracted
$50 aud fled.
In lie serge ncicllorhool they shot and
killed a white man named DAVIS and
severely wounded q negro. Two # the
negroes were captured near HaZichurst,
have been captured m Nlcksburc.
Two no.rocs having confessed 10 having
robbed a store az flaming. Rankin county,
and supposed 10 le members ~ th" same
gang. were taken IRON the officers while
-, route To- tbc Brandon jail bv II mob last
night and npug. heir names were Gabe
Neeks and Charley COZ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-07
TRAINS No4-HwARD.
T)aily.
STOPPTNQ.pIACES


Nos. II, SO, and 36 make no stops. Nos %,
ST. aud 7s stop on signal at Manchester, OreS-
ry's Centrala, aud Cnester. No ~ stops on
signal at Manchester only for passengers pur-
chasing tickets 10 regular stopping places ior
this train south OF Petersburg. Nos 81 30 ~.
81, 80, 40, and Al. will stop on signal at sh
stations
PULLMAN Priaee Buffet sieeping-Car on all
throueh trains On Train NoS 81 aud IA
Sleeplne-Cars between Richmond and Lynch
'1iS' NEW LINE TO ATLANTA. GA.
Leaving Richmond 9.l5 A. NJ, daily, anf ar
irving al Weldon a. 1910 Y. NJ, and NJ Atlanta
az poo A. ~. Via. $. A. L. Through sleepers-
Richmond 20 Welden.aai Weldon 70 Atlanta
TIE ONLY AiI-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
tgAyE. aRHTyE.
Richmond 900 A. ST. Norfolk. 1885 A n.
F,chmOnd .'5.i5 z. NJ. Norfolk. -. 0:SO Y. N.
Norfolk $50 A. N. Richmond. 1880 A. NJ.
Norfolk 400 Z N. Richmond.. 0s3S z. N,
mo trains leaving Richmond a; o A. N. and
Norfolk 1T 4 7. Al. are solid trains between thess
two points, and passengers go through without
Grange OF cara Close connections are slso
maAe Al Petersburg by the 2;5s 2. N. and 5:&5
p IA. trans from Hammond % Norfolk.
Trains leaving Richmond At o A. T., lss2oP
NJ. and l:4OP. NJ, and arriving nj Rich 1,ont
az 1,44 A. r.. ..f5 p. NJ, and 7:4S n N. make
c,oee connection 81 Petersburg 70 ND ffaaa
Il. d. sULLl, saperints3asa1
h. L. ID. MYERS, Geusrai supersntendeys
4. N. LMkks0S, frame Manager
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-07

EVPoFI,. VA. October G.--The graded
school opened under very favorable aus
pice- on NDaday last. Auumber Of pupils
were enrolled. Captain ~. II. Briggs is
PRINCIPAL, and Miss Mamie ". Wilson IS
assistant.
Misses Vlrgie Everett and SallIe Powell
are ATTENDING tho Southern Female College
~ Petersburg.
Master pcyton Turner. son Of the clerk
OF tne courts of TINS county, leaves for
Wuiiam and Mary College tomorrow
morning.
Mrs. James Vincont u very i'll at her
husbands residence. in North Lmporia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-07
The Panama q. X.
NV ,nlogranh % the Dlspatch.

H1yAyA. CUBA, October 6.-The spanish
Transatlantic Company steamer fahai'aa'
- osborr on Elbow Reef. got OF and ar
rived here at midnight last nght. SIZE
sustained no apparent damage by gong
ashore. Coming from New York; against
which port Havana has established GUAR
milne. the Panama was ordered to quaran-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-07
WEAVER'S RIDICULE.
HOW ne SPOKE ABOUT CAROLINA
FARMERS ON ARhiLROkD TRAIN.
uis Coarse Jests In Private Conversation
About tho People whose Votes
TYc ASKS Tor In Public.

t,o--cs pondcnce Of tho Richmond Dlspatch.I
Scotland NICK. n. C., October e.-On
la.. FRIDAY I heard General James i.
Weaver, the Peoples party candidate for
President, and Mrs Lease. of Kansas. speak
n: ROCKY Mount, n c. Early next morning
t. WAS coming home on the train by way
d.. arhogo and Bobgood. General Weaver
suI w,to and Mrs. Lease were on the cars
gong 90 Portsmouth, Va. sat on the OPP
ro-,'o e,do & the car from them. Al the
% 1,trnt stations along the road. as the
tram would stop. heard Their converse
f.r. They were romarkinR about what
they saw along the road. Alta station near
larunrO' tucy were discussing the southern
o. .ule. General Weaver and wife We're
t..lug Mrs. Lease some thinga sho seemed
n.t CD have heard before.
THE Old wETL-sWEErs.
They We're telling her with an air Of
r..rulc. about the old-tlme wcll-Swecus,
i. means oi winch the people IN the coun-
t-s l-lV water. Mrs. Lease expressed sur
t,.,. ana que toned the truth Of their
..of.m.ut-. as tncr explained 10 hcr now
t.. bucket u.s. carried down bv the hand
t..r 20 one 'ud 81 tho sweep and Is brought
OIL. ht means of the weight on the other
MAKING PIN OF TAEMJES.
t,l they told her that at has only been
81 t.N trGr> since the people here discov-
eel aoU fo carry their corn and wheat 10
g. .." they tod her when the people
carried corn or whcnt TO mill they wonld
o.. a.i a." grain IN one end OF tho bag and
q rock lu the other end % balance and
Swing 10 across a horse, and thus get II 10
,.. ui'I They said 10 Mrs. Lease that tho
'p.r dld not have sense Cnough 10 dis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-07
lIir Cnttnn Bnsiness.


fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch
Nav YORK, October 6-To-daV's buSl-
ness IN cotton here wa the lar,est Oh t'lo
sesson despltc the considerable activity
pccerfiv, |, reached fully $2l,0)0 hai3s IN
tradinS' showing OF the above amount
IsI So0 baies, and December followed with
total sales OF 67.7l0 bales. Prices opened
ISaI4 point, ~ and closed ljai7 points
above YESTERDAY. The excitement was due
to l,nt port receipts and an expected poor
bur1au report On Monday, together wlth
a rise of Ja6 points II the pool; ne
shOrts were covering ireeiy ana 'he lue4H'
golie.s az las; week were buyers to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-07
tDnrk-Con,lDent Lecture.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WELDON, n. c., October 6.-Rey. W. w.
Coiley, missionary Of seven years in the
wilds of Africa. delivered a most interest
ing lecture at the Tabernacle here last
night. The speaker wildly portrayed the
bloody sacrifices. idol worship. and canni-
halisin "a practiced by the AborigInes of
the Dark Continent.
Mr.. W. H. Daniel left TO-DAY for Louis
burg TO attend the Baptist convention.
Miss Matte Portin returned to her home,
in Enfield, to-day.
Mis- sue 1im6erlake, OF Raleigh. IL VS.
ting friends IN tins town.
Miss Allene Bell left for Enfield this
morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-07
POLITICAL AreAno III cULPepse.
Reconstruction of the 5iinute-Men"-
Th,rd-Party Men Re:urniTE.

Crrr.prR. VA. October 6. Tho Cuipeper
Muugc-Ncn recognized last night with
tririy-Hyc mca. =. J.. Cooper wa uuaui-
mou.'l elected captain, with Edwin II.
O. .o1 fr,t lieutenant cad a. l.. Good
L., s. coud lieutenant
There is ycn uUe political feeling IN
tau, couaty at present Tut the Democrats
af, dong very effective work IA quiet
way. III tn GA Democrats WHO nave
ben con iaerei !h.ci-par,g inca Arc IT,
turning 40 ,ucir ola party. i cpIs.rva iNe
estimate placed Weave Hl0 l..i.'s vote at
Tod more tlsn tairty-fyc d. CUlpeprr
county. Those Wi cone 10 about equal
numbers from 10th the Old parties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-07
rutche, and Amt, at Greensboro,

T"II0III I'T'sTITN y JIG M lI0'I'I
GHrESsuoBo, Y. g.. October 6. Judge
Furches. the Republican candidate for
Governor. and Mr.. Rufus AIMS. OF Gran
Vile county, spoke TO about 200 persons,
about half Of whom were negroes Both
speeches were very tame and received al
most no applause whatever.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-07
Tho propoqed inland waterway.

n -''-TI-TI TITT7I IT II IIII- u TTt--II II
EoaroIa. W.. Dctooer 6.-rhe Chamber
of Commerce to-day appointed p commit
t,e 10 report up0u the proposed inland
waterway from Boston o. she Cult Of
AiDvLnn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-07
\ Woman Burned T. Death.

I|II'VIHI T'I'EtHII 20 IH0 III-I7II0l'I
WUKEsBoBo', n. c.. October G.-Mrs.
James Anderson and her little daughter
went 70 a crib, taking light. Some straw
was in the CRIB and the light fell on this.
The little giri was near the door and
escaped. but the mother was burned TO
doath. Her bones were found ID the ashes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-07
UL-URNs AND sU8ReNDERs,


-sp.nleucoo; the Richmond Dispatch.l
Iuu8u, y. C., October co. NJ Cow
.. 5ue white man from Alabama who
a,Iy shot and killed sam hliey col
.. thotei porter a. Hickory, has vol,
..t returned there aud surrendered
he WAS accompanied Uy his at
....r and gave bond IA the sum Of 5000
'. appear ut court next January. Gov
..r 81 .lt has Withdrawn has reQuisluon
.. t.r Governor Of Alabama for COwtncp.
ITETHTE REDUCTION.
I.. cattJn-deulers here say that the
E.,..ut lor stIi greater reduction Of
.. cotton acreage il quite general III all
elton.
I foundation Of the State Colored
'..4ur4. and Mechanical College IS
.. -iu',y land, ltty men being cm-
....i u. Jut worn.
rju Sir. John wilkins. of John
Co.. comfy. became the father Of tuplcts.
ALLAN. .,y- and their combined weight IL
Sol. .tr-LVe pounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-07
Tobacco Company Dividend

NV yoaE October G.-Jhe Directors OF
the American Tobacco Company have de-
clsred a semhannusl dividend OF per
cent. on the common stock. being per
cent for the last aud 5 per cent ior the
present quarter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-07
TWO LArles BADLY INJURED.

'hrowu from = Buggy by Runaway
Hn4.c-Narrov Escape fran Death.
tSpocAl telegram TO tho DisDatch.l
Cfsrssaono'. n. O.. October 6;-Mrs.
conn A. Barrineef aud Mrs. John Logan,
o' prominent ladies OF this CITY. were
or drNiug IA the central part of the town
iha morning, when their horse became
HsL;gned and ran away, overturning the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-07
coNWcrs FoR ROANOKE FARM.
N'.verites Dumbfounded by tho News
from Georgtn--failurc in Willie.

frcm Georgtn--fai In Wiihe'.
-fo,pondcnce Of tho Richmond Dispatch
..i18u, n. g., October 4. arrange
were made TO-DAY by the peniten-
'.. uuthoriucs TO send ll5 conVcts 70
form on the Roanoke river. his Will
..o the number n tie prison TO 100.
80. u0ug sm lller than ~ any tme sinco
o.. H.ouiug of the penilentiary IN 1861.
d.. news from Georgia to-day complete
IS .y.twhelmed the Third party people.
had depended on Georgia, aud had
sod that ~ would DO great Things. Had
Fl. .ftrGlAke occurred they could not
Gas. tcen moro astoniehed.
i't,r from wilkes to-day says the
l..l party has made two efforts 10 nomi-
l... county tck0', but Ia both cases
'1'lt Was complete failure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-07
AtrlANcE MEETINGS..

Il county meetings of the Alliance all
...r tho state VIII De held GA the l3th IN
...t tisu critical time IN the BRET ms
'...f that order. and IT'S members who
'I i'scu,s the issues OF tho day say as
...L.
Ite straight Republican chairman. j. i.
..t.-. to-day udlcu.cN tao work OF the
.,0u SIS. saving they were simply making
.., .u~t .ow FOB their efforts 90 boom the
.ro party Tho animation Is that the
>..rhtou;s have uo confidence IL the
I'd party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-07
4 MeMeNro FoR t.. MAsTlN.

Instruments for the Crewe Cornet Band
Buried AT Midnight-Per-onal.
Correspondence OF the Richmond DIspatch.l
CREwE. Va, October 6.--Tbore has been
in circulation during the past few DAYS a
subscription list To raise fund with which
TO purchase a suitable meInento TO be pre-
sented 10 Rev. }. L. Mastln, who mas for
four years creditably filed the pulpit OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-07

rHE CYtISAsIU,L

The Cymuastic equipment f the Fayer-
weather gymnasium VIII be let at an early
date. II will cost 5000. The structure.
which is under contract 70 be finished by
jane L, 1sli. will cost over >Zj,Oji. As 10
it, utility. IL vi be- second to uo structure
of a ike character aud rs 70 whole II Will
be- by far the best gymnasium south OF tho
Ilt-mIn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-07
NORFOLK AND CAROLINA RAILROAD.
Stockholders Auurol Nceiin&-Business
AntfftHI M 90 A'itiiflf 80 'tf'i'
Especial telegram t)ths D.sDl''n.l

ISpo'ial trlVgNaW flIl' UlsDl''n.I
NourorK. Va. October O.. The annual
mec..u. Of the s;ocbhoIIer, of the nor
folk and Car Ina rulrlal was held to-day,
lul the reports of the officers showed that
the road Is in excellent condition and Ousl-
ness steadily increasing.
The folI0Wu. officers were elected ::
President, Warren e.. Elliott. Nice.Presi-
don't. u. Walte--. Di.ect0r8-N. l. Nai-
tesS. T.. I. Nowcomb T. ". J. Doyle.
Michael jenkins. aud !. q. G.. Ramsay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-07
ANAIlL NTKTINH.

The Cotton Exchange held rs eighteenth
annual meeting yesterday, and tho reports
OF officers were received and MED. inc
animal election OF officers takes place ON
the 18th instant.
Rey. Gorer Charnock he's been selected
n pastor Of the Christian church IN
Begkley.
The olg blue-f fish are again SAID to have
made their appearance on the coast. Inc
largest salmon trout ever seen here are
now caught by the fishermen. Quantities
OF Spanish mackerel are also beng
shipped.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-07

A conservative estimate OF the lhrd
party IN the county places their strength
a about forty. three flurths OF which
uumuer beng publclus or men who
d.d not support Mr>Clcveiaudm ISIS. The
Democrats claim that they VIII gave Nj.
Cleveland much larger vot. ,han M ISIS,
and that Harusous ualOutt Will be
smalie..
Among the sterling Democrats who
heard Mr. Gordon last night was Mr. M.
J.. Sykes, quite an Old man, who walked
six miles to town to near hm and walked
home afterwards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-07
SUITED TO THE SEASON,

SUITED TO THE SEASON.
Isn't it about time to be suited to the
season Autumn is too far advanced
to leave any doubt of It's arrival, and
why not keep pace with the march Of
the months? Until you purchase one
OF our New Fall Suits you are not only
ont of style, but You are out Of season.
Don't try 10 make July and October
swap places. but get something suited
TO the fashion, the season. and yOur
own taste. Our Fall Suits combine
more points of superiority than any
Others offered this fall the material is
above criticism, the makeup is perfect,
the style correct, the workmanship
artistic, and the finish faultless in every
particular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-07
JOHN d. POTTS.
25 Division Passenger Agent


N25 Division Passenger Agent
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILkoAD.-Schedais
commencing APRIL %, lSs2-essteFn s'~ .
' s.04a. y. leaves Byrd-street station daily.
stops only at Ashland, boswell,
Milford, Fredericksburg, Brooke.
and Whitewater sleeper b Wssh-
lngton and Now York. Arrives
washington 1901 p. NJ, Baltimore
stl:l7 +. NJ, Philadelphia 3:47 r.
M. New YORK $50 T.. n.
ll;5OA, NJ. leaves Byrd.Streot station daily,
except Sunday. Buffet fsrlor-caf
Richmond 10 New York Arrives
Washington 4:i0 p. NJ, Baltimore
5:24 r. NJ, Philadelphia 7;i3 4. NJ.
New YORK 10:35. L. IA
7O5 r. NJ. leaves kyrd-strec' s,a,Oa Tally.
Sleeper Richmond % New YORK
Stops only at Ashlsnd, posweu,
Milford, fredsricksbars, Brooke
aud Whitewater. stops AZ Other sta.
tons on sundays Arrives wash
ington il:l0 p. 81, Baltimore 1888
4. NJ, PhiIadelPhis s'sS A. NJ Ss~
SAC A. NJ. ARRIVES At byrd-street station daily.
Sleeper nom New York Stops only
az Whitewater, Brooke Frederieks
burg Milford, Doswsn, and As1-
land. Stops az Other stations on sun
days. Leaves Washington $50 n
o.asP. N. arrives q, syrd-stree, station daily.
stops NJ Fredericksburg Milford.
Doswel, Snd Ashland sleope.
from New tork 20 Washington and
Washington 10 Richmond Does not
stop a. aba Leaves washlnstoa
1857 A. N.
GASP. n. arrives al Byrd-s,reot station daily.
except sunday. BUFFET Psrior Car
New York % RichGlonl Leaves
Washington 3:o7 4. n
FREDEKiCA SBI re- ACtOAAODATloN
pAILy KxcgPT SUNDAY.
x.0O p NJ leaves Byrd-Sgreet station. arriving
Predoricksbury AZ $50 r. n
$40 A. N. arrives byrf-strset station. Leaves
Ftederickseg-g J.os A. -
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY kxcsrg SUNDAY
Gas A. n. loases ba Arrives ~ Ashland ~
T:JJ A. a..
ole p. N. leave. zioa- Arrives 81 AshlAadAs
o:53 4. "a.
e,ss A. n. arrives Eioa Leaves AshiAad -
ts05 A. a.
Go5 y. y. ARRIVES - Ella Ls~sssAshaasA -
obs y. n.
x y. ~ kfzna 6eaarai ouperfntooao1k
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-07
POLITICAL CONTEST.
The DEMOCRATIC CANVASS IN THE
SOUTHSlOE AND OTHER PLACES.
yensbIe. Tucker, and HcIiwRine on the
stump-Othcr Speakers-The out
ieok Bright In the state.
fsneoinl tolerrnm 70 tho plspatch. !

PrrERssuRa, Va. October 6.-Iion. E. G.
Venable addressed the citizens Of Fifth
Ward tonight. and ably discussed the
issues Of the campaign. He had large
audience 10 hear him.
Hon. J. Randolph Tucker. Jr., and Hon.
William b. Mcllwaine, of this city, adj
dressed the people Of Sussex county at the
courthouse to-day in behalf Of Democracy.
On Saturday ths sth instant, the Demo-
Gratis will have big barbecue al Stony
Creek, If Sussex county. at which large
crowd from that section WILL doubtless be
present. The speakers will be judge W.
II. Mann, OF NottOway: Colonel Meade
Haskins. OF Richmond, and probably Sena-
tor Daniel.
oBGANTzA-soS THOROUGH.
The political outlook in this district IS
much more encouraging than II was nj the
beginning Of the campaign. Inc Demo-
cratic Organization j. thorough the can
vass has been "a vigorous one from the be-
ginning, and will be a. vigorously prose-
cuted 10 the end. There IL no doubt that
the Peoples party Is losing strength, and
the Republican party Is divided. The De-
mocrats of tue old Fourth District are
battling noblY for victory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-07
csvocRArlc PROSPECTS GOOD.

t..IJ, Majority WIZ Re Eepeat,d in
No,cmber-AIIiauce-- bltcans.
--e-rondoncc OF the Birhmonl Dspatch.l
I.fuH.N n. c.. October 6. -CoDeressman
Nmipr. Of the Sixth District, gives
..ew- of Democratic prospects. lie
. id. has 10 doubt of d good Democratic
.I.1. 4 number of wcil-lntormed
,.... r say that they think tao majority
aruroximato that OF Governor FoWle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-07
NEGRO MAlL-RosBER SENT on.
Wind-Up dividend of the EXchnugo
Eana-BIue-T ish, Trout, Maci."rel.

IVIfTN-NOII'TI- ~ u " 7-T771 0-'-7-'- NJ
NoRgoIK, VA. October 6.-ihe negro
iaui.or Of the posi-oHcc. iIchart stone,
arrest 4 tol rob5.0E the mails, was ot.crc
nltcd STATE Commissioner AcNIs- a. the
custom house tbs morning., and after
,.sau,ua!ea was sent on lor nal aad re-
comm ticd . 'a'l.
lne ~, tlnc Hotel, III 'ortsmouth'
,.-,n,rty among the assets Of the late X
change Nauoua. Bank. Wa, knocked down
al auction TO-DAY tor %l8.0lO. ine other
rcal estate OF the bans, III Portsmouth,
brought excellent prices. 1t IS thought
the receiver Is arranging tor wind-up
dividend.
Rev. 4. G.. Brown, d. D., presiding elder
of the West Lichmuud Methodist Gpisco-
pal District OF Tie Virginia Conference. y
IL the cltr Oh business connected with the
annroachllg .e..lon VI the conierence.