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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
WHOLE NUMBER, 14,415. RICHMOND, VA., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1897. " THREE CENTS PER COPY.
AMI-LAMIi ADDRESS
to Hi.ri hi i< w t??ii:us rituM
\(.m:w ? <?M>irrn:i:.
ABYICK AS TO LYNCHBURG TICKET.
>?> Itcpuhllvnn Who Voles or He
lii??"? ??? feie for It Win Pniier
Jropnr.llre or Korfi It HI? Vnrty
riikition."
WASHINGTON, i.. c., October ?2.
'' ? foQewtag ii?idi
"1 l | Hm State Commltt-. .
?sattag the regular organisation,
wsa sign. v m. ini.tr of the
? miidtu., including Oeasrai
I r:
the i:?-;?iii U..II Vetees of the
Of Vlrgi
-..mmltt ? l?f the
?*iv ?.f Virginie Asea It
Inc.-- ;, il,, m t..
?illiir, nn
, and
dtllnn of par;. at the i
time.
"it tl weil known that at a r?gulai
full m> ? Uttg "i
at l.yti. 1. ?whleh
lt> r oonfi :
with the iii'.st truste!,
' party '
IS ? n of the State, the < ?.ni
inif. | ,i, ful
.'..h. mu? by sn elmosl onanl*
. that it \? nt to held
g B ei lion for th? pui pose of
get
"As it WSS ?I?'? n.? l 1 ? -t 1"? ?dir ;
: tin n
f the
principe] i I? i t?. the eon*
' ' ' ;
i..-?i tu bs pre
tlve im
looklng t"
? r the pi
.? ! ; i. ??t id ltrf
i law ft.un. ?I, Intended, snd
r in VOta
that right,
; ev? Ty v?t. ( I
...
..ni' .1
y which i '? mocrstlo vic
. ?i.
addrese r? f. i i sa
o and co*
n "i 1 r te
BimllSI
t by the R? i ubllca?
New v.dk 'lb it
oommltt? . want further, i i.
Ii. ut 10 ? .ill ?
in N . with I? i slty ?
party or? : n of the
comm ttee wai I In, bal
COMPU1 ' ' i.vmi:.
Tl: ? irty
i!., tlm? the ?''.mili :
?it in the
..f i.yiH'bi.'iiir, but -hi not attend
the b " aben
m. ; led s
.i the
?. ith the action
?
i?.,vit- .i th?- holding of meetlna
n organisation,
electing, ?'r, rather,
' oon
vent tiffl.
under euch <
Dbl d,
wail .- i : v. .?i h h i?? i form? d utt? i ly
in\.? ch
of th.- supportera "f that movement, it
*
. convention
h? Id In th? Bi I i gath?
ering, th? only
n nlaatlon in th?- gtate, contrary
d to l be ? ?I the
supplant i
laatlon ol the E
..tin i.ii represents*
.
"This nit..n ums ?taken tinbt in
<?i t).mpalgn of this body,
t, hit h liai no -i?i no
.tiv?- ticket in the Bold, sad v-.ii? n
tat? to name th? m, op?
M?di and demoralls?
R< pul llcan voters In th? - Your
I prior to
.- its Commltti some
ihle, and Influ
ding
n. bu1 v. iiti t'< w excep
i.il t?. i
unanli of the commltt? e, snd
Hon. Bu? h
red by all would, in ths
judgn ur commit
to ti? welfan .?:
i;. publlesn party.
LAMB ' IRREGULAR.
'it |S hnrill.v for this ..,11,
tO UM h '?< cillai uy of the
. nt Lyn? hliiit ;, as
ounty In the Si
I in salfl
h with ?the men and the
that I? "ly. Hid'
e| ti i
K at all, w ii i?- the n
that attend
Toui renew, i I and
of the .
Committee wl
ring m th? next i | . , the
? haoges
in the sleetlon laws of Vlr-fln
i- 'n..\.- ths -i long
will proclaim to ths
v. ri.! tint .n -Virginia sea onoe
fr.-.- and fair. No loyal Rej
. *n will disregard this Injunction.
oythlng latsrfsrs with
thu i Had th?? regular
at Ion of th.? petty celled
and held a Stat?- ?t-utivrnt !in. it W<
oold i "'K ogee a Ith pride snd
t wi'b pleasure. Under ptt tsat
os, there win be upon ihe b
an in.-.. pendent . ths
. iioiniii?-? - and i? la conced? ?i
. Republloan, either In voting for
? i- of ?h?. Lyn ! bui i m?
or refusing to vote for them, will DStthS*
II? -.r imfi-it ble clslma or peel*
Ri publli an party of the Stale.
PARK A'iNEW (Chairman),
"JAMBS A WAI.KKIt.
"EDMUND WADDILL, JK.,
"JAMES P. BRADY
H BROWN ALU
"A? ry),
.- ? -1 Remittee.**
WM.KKP. rOS LAMS Til KKT.
-ai Wall., i who atlsndfl the
tli?. anti-I.arnb State
??an Executive ?'o.'iunlt'??
eld; "While 1 mn |
of the ci/nnttlltes, 1 ?m tu
favor ?,r the m caall ticket it i? not
tnf* " i.i piiblioan ticket. nn<1 I do
001 approve Of the w?y In which the
nominations were made. I am. how?
;? Repdblleaa, und i win ?apport th.?
M '?nil liehet "\Ve were not-I rn^an
the Republic?ni of the Ninth DtstlieS
t i?t the I.yr.chfturK 000
?, >?-.it l am ?nttafl.?* that nearly
the Repobtteans in ray district wUI
r?.r the XoCaall ticket. We -v.-Ill
'? fc?t every l?ctrtocratlc cund? i .t.? for
'ho Legislature In the Southwest. Oar
policy I? not ao much to elect the State
'. but to curry ?? sunk-lent l;?.
af the meaiaeri .?f th?* L??isiatui
< a new election law, In whl.-h we
will have th? oappeti of i? greet vaaoy of
the D?mocratie Biiniheri of the State
m T.tlre ?ympathv with th? F.x
ecottve Commltt??-. of which I nm a
mi-mi?? r. I ?lo rot approve of tho ac?
te, n of the Lyachburg oonveBtfen, bai ?a
publican ticket i??s been put in the
l will ?apport H with all my might
und main."
WADDtU*. SaOCS M'KIM.kv.
JnSSI W.iiidill Visit'?] the White Ho?ij?e
to-itay. and had a 20 mtnatOB1 tatSTVlew
w l'h ?he president. Although it
Cabinet oaf whsn it is rery h.ir.i |
tha PlSaTldent, Jude? ?Vaddlll was prompt?
ly .1(1(11.1, . .. v. it'. Mr. M'-Kiu
i?y. it eeessed t?> be by appointai
Waddtll -me out ??f th.?
Whit?? iiouse m? i. rraatbed ir.
I, and h' f| e1ly satisfied
with the result <?r I i with the
flent. It la onderatood that tha
itloa Is Virginia ??rowing ???it <?f the
nomination of a State Uckel by the Lamb
faettori Lynchburg wea folly lilac mind
: id 1 r. the Pi aetd?
fully in accord ???'?h the reculer Republl?
a, ami ??aid there ares lit?
tle likelihood of air.' rer-ORiiitlon of the
committee elected by the Lamb Lynch
lion.
Ju-n-e Waddlll alee lathed with the
ri' - d? -.' boat some Import ml st it.
a hlcli will shortly he an?
no?, need.
PKR80NAU
Joha B. Kiml'fii.-y. of Fort Monroe,
Vs., is .?t Mu- Il?>t? 1 Johnson.
Judge Wad.mi, of Richmond, is in at
tin? of th.- Itepubll
? in ii?. BxsCUtiV? ? '"ininit'.' ' . and Is
Btoppin? at the KUiitt.
John a. Ryan, T. M- Usan, W. U.
Brown, Richmond; Mrs. ?;. ?'. Chalmot,
Holcomb Rook The Mi tropolltan.
?lay and A. II. ??i.wiy and
Ami?- Dreary, Mr. Thoi
r, and Mr. ! ;. C. May?, ..r Rl i.
iieind. ?ii?. stopped over at it.?' Metropoli?
tan, left tins mornina for Mts?ara Falla
and oi h? i pointa North,
Mesara. J. W. P/otnack, of itk-hmond.
and W, Y. i'? nn. of ii.tnviiie. Vu., are at
i ie Met? opolttan.
K. .1. Brevard, Of North Carolina, Is at
th?- sain.- b<
i;. B. BpabUmj, Norfolk, Va.?The Rl] |
House.
if. i: lim cock, Virginia; O. t.. Bti
Richmond; J. ?'. Hays, North Carolina
Th- Raleiab.
1?. I". Trower, Norfolk, Va.?Tho Kmc
rleh.
\V. DavlS, Norfolk. Va.-Fritz K? u
J. C. I.. Harris, c. i\ Maserve, V. i
lel?h, N. ('.; W. <". Whit?-, Vii'sinia-The
I
Colonel Robert Maury, of RlchmoBd, la
in the City to-day.
1'iiSTAI,.
Ali?is; th? fourth-claai ?iostm i
" tober *th are the follow
In?: Willis Tlllett, Manns Harbor, N.
. i Ancle, x. C_j Nekton s.
Crlap, Btecoah, v C.? H?i?h w. Buddna
a, Vs.; John T. P/hltehuret, .*.;
ton. Vs.- not money-order ??tli -
Railway post ?oflli a i rvlc? aai ?;> i
tabllahed on trains i:; and n of th- t bet <
.uni Ohio railway between Clifton
\.... .m.! Huntln?ton, W. Vs.,
makin? e. i rice i? tween ? .lifton r
Va., and Hlnton, W. Va., additional to
ti?.- Washington and Hlnton railway i" i
. and between Hlnton and Huntlng
ton, w. Va., additional t?> Hlnton end
nnatl railway poat-ol inc.
mil? i hi Una to i" ai laned t.?
the Third i ??.vu-ion Railway Mail .
and io t??- known as th?- Clifton l'or?! and
Huntington Railway i'..?!-? MB?...
Ch?n?ea it? atar achedulea bave
made for Virginia as follows;
ilontal i:? ach Le iva Oel
. - Sunday after arrival
of mail from M? Il tiot laier thin
P. M., arrive i I Beai ii in 2 \-2
hn.ii-. i, a? i ei ml m h? ach after an?\ -\
; .?i tr? tu Kirn; ?leor?e, but not
ih..n 1*11 i'. M.. arrive Oakgrove in two
? HI.mini Beach to Kin?- ' .'M\.
.'.I..i,..! I:. ich daily except Sunday h
A. M., arriva Kin? Geor?e by 12*J0 P. M.;
i? ave Kin. apl fc unday
after irrtval of mail from Fredericksbur?,
t later than 1:41 P. M., arrive Colo?
nial Beach in i i :' hotata
. Pun?otea?ue?Leeve ''?oki?s
Bo??a dally .-vent Sunday 1:10 P. M.,
arrive Pun?otea?ue by I'M r. IL; leave
Pun?o escepl Bundes after
irrlval Of Bouthern mall ii ?m Ksiler,
l?l ?He houi
N.w Kent to Tunatall Leava Mew
K? lit daily eXC? pt S md ? ;, ; ? A. M , ar
iiv "i uaatall by I a. m ; leave '?'..
dally escepl Sunday lu A. IL, arrive New
Kent by i P. M.
Dorcaa to Cburchvtlle?Leave Doi
daily ? v? pt Bunday n a. IL, arriva
Churchvllli by IdB P M.; leave Church
ville dally e\. >; t Sunday tttet arrival
of mall from Btauntofl, arrive l??..i?-i
m 2 hours and - ' run.
i.oco to Btonyoreek -Leave i.oco dally
: Bun i ? i SI i". M-. errlvi Stony?
by 1:30 P. m : i- "? Stonycreek dally
. Kcepl Sun lay i i*. M., arrive Lose
?'. M
Bhowalter to Mlrafork- Leave Bhowal
ter Tuesdsy, Thureday, and Saturday 8
\. M. arrive Minf.uk by 11 M.; leave
Mlrafork Tuesday, Thursday und Satur?
day i i". m arrive Bhowalter by I P, ht.
Blmpaona to Little Hiver ueaveHtm] >
dally exeepl Sunday U a. m., arrive Flint
by 12 IL; leavo Flint dally esoept Sun
la A. M.. arrive Simpsiuis l?v 1" I"
\ m : leave Flint dally esoept Bunday
: a. M . arriva Little uiv.r by s a. IL;
Little Ulver daily ?xc.pt Sunday
\ M.. arrive Film By '.*;:'i A. M
Cowani Mills t.. Vicar Switch?L.
Cowsna Milla daily except Sunday : I \
M.. srrlve Vlcsr Bsrltcb by \2 M.; I
- Switch daily SXeapl Sunday 1:30 p.
M . arrive COWBBI Mills l?y tl I'. M.
Luti'iy t.. aural Retreal -Leave Lundy
dally ixoepl Bunday t'M \ m, arrive
Rural P.etreat by II M.; leavi Rural Re
tree! dally excspl Buaday UdS P. M , ar
p ?
Lundy io Independence Leavi Lundy
lay, Thursday, and Saturday Ml a.
II , arriva In?lepend?mee by il a m ; Isava
Independence Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday i- M.. arriv.? Laaaay by 3:40
IV M
.i,,., to Daveapert?Leave Joe Mondny
sad i'ti'1-iy x A. M . arriva Daveaporl by
P? A. M : '.?ave 1'av.-iip.u t Monday*, and
Friday 11 m . ulive .I??.- by I P. M.
M t I LLOl UM VS. VIItCIMA.
C'a??* in Sii|?renie Court KeaaalKncd
for HenrInn .laiiunry :t?l.
WASlllNOTtiN. ?)? tober I*..?The Su
?u-, rn<? Court to-Cay reaaslKned the case
of M.CullouKh vs. the State of Vrngfioha,
llxltiK the ?lute for hear'.tiK <>n the first
Monday In January, after other canes set
for that ?lay are disponed of.
The BBBI deals with the vai.ulty of *.he
,?i contracts of the State in the bond
Issues of 1S71 and 1N79.
ScIiooIhMp? nt CharIe?ton.
WASHINOTON, I? C, October 12-?
Thl Slut? 1?. pattrii'-nt has received Infor.
m ilon throuKh the (?fru?an embasny here
that hi? MaJCBty'a cadet ?choolahip sn?lri
will arrive at Charleston, S. C. PVbruary
Id. and the sehoolxhip ?'huilotte on Feb?
ruary 11 th. They will take their departure
on th?? (Ah and lath of February, reapec
tlvtly, J
DR. HARBAD6H DEAD
THIS W'KM.-KMIWX VKTERI!*iftWAS
PAS.MKS AWAY.
AT THE HEAD OP HIS PROFESSION.
Won Distinction nt School, snd Hsd
Achieved n Hlah Krpatatlon s? a
rrnrlltloner ?nil Authority?Ilia
Work Here?Some of Ills \N rlilim?.
I>r. W. H. Harbaugh, one of VirRlrTla's
b. t-known veterinarians, and a man who
had for years steed at the garni "f hi-i
profession in this country, flie?l at nlrf
asesa Ma 12 east Csrj atrset, lest night
at MM ?.'(buk.
II.- bad been III with tuberculosis for
m.ire than a year, and had been conf?n 1
to his bed sin?-.- jun.- .'Kh. ii?. gradually
wssted stray, and while his physician
and his n-latlv? s aid friends knew that
h<- c'.ul'I not i.'-over, h., though tho
r?ni>.-hiy ooaverseal with th>- Datase cf
his etesees, r. fussd to believe that his
vvas hopeless, sad frsouently toil hla
vil., and those who attended his L.? ?i
slde that he would get well.
H.. wes eensdeoa ihioSghmit his en
tir?- sleknees, until a *liort WhltS before
bis death, dial lust week insisted upon
bslng taken for a mttVA, ii?- started
day In a 'arriar?' for a short til-,
DR. W. H BARBAUOH.
bal s is overccene by exhaasuoa almost
it? ly alt? r tai ting, and had '"
i? i'ii '? boa? en i te his bed. !! grow
rapidly worse from thai time, until si
the ii.nir named last night, when the
spark "i nt. which eersful sarslng hn?i
. lid. avor.-l lo tan OHM more Into a Ham?
expired, and lie breathed hla last '.a a
quiet sad paaet f?ll manner.
A MAN i.F MANY PARTS
Dr. Harbaugh was a man of many
parta Re ?;i- popular with ail ?-i isssa ??f
psople, and, besides being a most ski'
ful veterinarian, wsa a writ.r ?if ability.
He was !...in in ? iind.ei j,?i I. .\|,|.. on
Februsry If, DBS His ancestora i
ssaong the urst settlsra In that perl of
i'r..Link county, Md., known as Bar*
baugn'a Valley, ai i it waa la thla vicinity
that h>- spent his boyhood nays. I ?er? - I
was sdooated si prlvste achoola sad si
.St. Vincent's ?College, in PennsylvseJs.
II. ipenl t.-n years thereafter In Can?
ada, where he attended lectures on
chemistry at the University of Toi
and subsequently h?- graduated at th?
Ontsrlo Vetsrlnsry College ??f Toronto,
He \va< thee r : ? t ? < l as one ?if the ni'.-t
brlllianl atudenta ??f the institution, and
beeldea his diploma, he won ths tir-i
prias on dis? a snd treatment, the se?
cond prize on anatomy, the first prize
In microscopy, tin- third prize In physi?
ology, iti.? ascend prise in chemistry, the
I prize in materia nndica, and the
highest honora In entoeoe.
gBJTTLBD IM RICHMOND.
He moved to Richmond In IM and
made this city his home, beginning at
ende ths practice of his Chosen profes?
sion. He m.t with Immediate sm
hers, snd soon worked up oas of tin
most lucrative pruCttCeS la tli?' <it>. In
MM his ability was un ogiiisafl ay the
United stai.s Qovernment, snd bs -waa
appointed by the Deportment of Agri?
culture Inspector of the Bureau of Ani
n si Industry, with special duty to Invee*
tid.it.? the sature snd cans.- of the .ii.-- sea
cmmonly Known ?is "stuggern" of
horses In th?' eastern part of Virginia
and North Carolina.
Be was the author of the SSCtlOB on
dlseaae of the respiratory organs in the
book on ths horse, published by the
United States Deportment of Aerieulture
in UN, aii'i <?f the section of (Usases of
the h.art ami blood vessels and Her SOUS
systsm in the book on cattle tagnsd by
ths saase department in is*.?.*. He was
also the sathor >?f numerous articles for
il and agricultural journals on
veterinary ami sanitary subj? ?is, aii.l
was a frequent contributor to the columns
of this pap.r.
hkai) of his pRorasnON.
Deeeased was the istaignlesd hand el hM
profession la tins elty, snd bssMss having
held the first presidency of the State j
\ i rlnary Association of Virginia, ?
an influential number of the State Wteii
nary Examining Board, it was la this let?
ter capacity ?that he did the most valuable
work for science and hygiene In the gtata
he having free** atly Inapeeted dlsi
cettle in various parts of the Common
w< alth.
His praitl.? I eye roiil?! at once detect
the tuberculous germs In cattle, aid
though then? was consumption In ins
family, it is thought that ne contracted !
lb. ?!!- .<-.- Horn Which he died froiti
of the sahJscU on which bs worked.
Dr. Harbaugh was la love with his pro
feSSlon, He was great hum
and had a profuiiiul regard for the dumb
beast. It was this regard, as well as th"
realisation of the need f?n- sash sa in?
stitution, which led him to establish an
animal hospital In this city?the only In?
stitution of Its kind in the South?and to
the care of the dumb suff??rers ?nil,.
to his keeping he gave much time.
KK< KIVi;i> THS gACRAMMMT.
Deceased was not connected with any
church, but a few days ago he express, d
a deslr?- to see a Catholic priest, and one
from the S at red Heart ?hurch visited
him. and from th > reverend father Un?
dying man received the sacrament.
Dr. Harbaugh w is twice married. His
first wife was from near llarrisonburg.
Va., ami his second, who survives him.
with three children two hoys and a girl
was Miss Salit.- ltrauer. daughter of Tl
surer William H. IJrauer, of Henricu.
I ? ased's mother was with him at th?
time of his death, and beildes her he
leaves a brother und sister, now resident
in Climb. Hand.
No arrangements have as yet been fSadB
for the fun?rul. The body may be tak-n
t?i fessasflaafl tor interment, though It
is most likely that it will be interred In
Hollywood, in which ?vent the funeral
mill take place from ?acred Heart church.
Carter I u ? eatiastlon Retimed,
WASHINGTON, D. C, ?October 12.- |
Captain Carter, Corps of Engtne'-r*.
whoee conduct uf the river aad ?harbor ]
Improvement? at Savannah Is now under
investigation by a board of Inquiry, ha?
notified Colonel OIIIe?ple. the president
of the board, that hi? has prepare?! hi?
case, so far aa to be able to proceed
from the point at which It was Interrupt?
ed by the adjournment at Savannah about
two weeks ago. Consequently, the board
was called together again at the Army
Hull-Una; In New York to-day.
t.FVFRAL. IRK I\ W ISIIINf.TO*.
He I? Incertain When Ile Will He
turn to Habana.
WASHIN(!T<iN*. October 12.?I'nlted
State? "Consul-General Ijos- has returned
to Washington, and called to-day at the
Stale Department. He spent half an
hour In conference with Assistant-Secre?
taries Day and Crldler, and will call upon
the President before leaving the city. He
was not certain when he would go to
Habana.
MAY MKKT I'HF.SIDKNT TO-DAY.
WASHINGTON. I? C. ? ictober 12.
(Sp.-ciai.)?General Fitzhugh Lea o.nsul
ral to Casa, was up to Breakfast
earlier than usual this morning, for a
few mlf.ut.'s after 9 o'clock he Dattel
at the State Department, where he was
pl*OB ptly ush? r?'?l Into A- -l?tant-Seer.tary
Day's office. Soon afterward U
Sheraaaa came ta tha department and
aavRed Oeaeral Lie and J-hd?e Day into
his ..HI.-?-. The three had a |0BS OOOtOt
eiiee, discussing In detail the Cuhaii
situation.
Osneral Lee will be at the State Dc
partm?'nt again t?-niotr.iw morning. He
B?l no appointment yet to meet th?'
rieeffliiit. bat he will piabebly be re?
?piest.'.l to call at Ih" Whit?- Hull" ti
aaorroer,
Hi espite to leave for Richmond on
Thursday. 1'p to the present writing
be has not learned how long his leave
<?f ahsenei from Cuba win continue. He
hopes to remain In this country until
Nov? mlii-r 1st
THE l.l BTCHOBT Titl\i..
Attorney Mt-Fweii < oiieliiile??Cnwe
Will lleneli Jury Silluriliiy.
CHICAGO, ILL., October 12. -Aeetstant
S'.u. '--Attorney MeBwes finish.-.1 his ar?
gument In the Lustgsrt trial to-day. uii.l
win bo followed to-morrow by Attorney
Phalee, who will make the opening ad
'or the defence, Mr. McXwrn
took up the etitir?- day With his irsiii
meiit, and Went over the case carefully,
connettmg the detalla of the evMenee
for th.- jury, and showing how one clr
ciimstan? ? fitted Into another, and how
the whole mass ..f evttteaBa lubmUtBd
I.y the State furnished. In hi- opinion, a
full and ...mi 1- te 1 ?r.-umstantial chain
proving that LBOtSjert haU murdered his
wife in order that his relations with
his servant girl, Mari" Si.-mm?-ring. miulit
r.-maln undisturbsd,
Throughout the entire argument. Luet
t-'it ttstened t?? the Bpeeeb of the at?
torney who was BSkm? for his life with
the K't''..t'st .-?tt.-ii km. H.? ?ever nek
his eyes off Mr. MeSwefl for more than
i>i Insr.int. and the hCSVy scowl that II
habitual with him deepeaed eg the As?
sistant St ale's Attorney pointed out clr
eumstance after rirctaastance that
Welshed against his inn.?eric.
it is now practically esrtaln that ail
of the arguments will be flril?he<] wo that
the CSSt wl'l be given to the Jury by Sat?
urday nlh'ht, at the latest.
itr.im 1:1? fhc.h.ht u\ti:?j >ii:t.
Cat liiiiir?? Mmle l?y 4*\+ Miillory
1,1 ne vin t.iil? eatoii.
?TUCA?;??. October II All tho lines be
hreeo Chicago and Denver bavi bmI the
reduced freight ratea announced y.-ster
day by the Hurlington road. The cut
ratal will remain in effect until a coin
pi.?.- undsrstaadla? 1- 1 1 with the
Southwest?-rn lines regarding the I
iiiinie 1,y th- Mallory Line irla Garn sum.
Which were the OBUBI Of the rtducil rates
n , la by the Burlington.
The I'dui.d ratea oudi i>y the Mallory
Line \ia QalvattOB WSTI CBttlng down the
buiineei of the weetiru roadi betweea
Chi? BSjO and Denver, and no
ttilim' for them to do but eat 111.- I
traSlc _o In soin?; other ?lir? ? -
tl'lll.
The lines between Chicago and Denver
claim thai th.-y would aot have been
compelled to reduce ratee if th?- raadi
between the Oulf <?t Moxloo and Colorado
common points had sialatalaed mt-s, but
it is assert.-i that they wen all the thai
cut tin?,' thetn, gad, tin r.for.-, It becam?.1
?eoaaaary for the Chloeso-DeBVer roada
to follow their exams
1 II \ I I'VMM??; 1 IH'.MIK R.VTIC.
O? it? lielmliiK lleimlilleiiii ll.-f.-nt ?
! 11 sn II.? I i,ni Amollie the \?'ur?i?'i?.
CHATTANOOGA, TI'NN., October II?
The municipal election to-day resulted in
the overwhelming defeat of the Republi?
cans. Colonel fed. Watkins (Demoer it)
was Mected by 995 majority. Colonel
Watkins Is a bailing lawyer and pro?
mut? r.
Tha Democrats elected six of the eight
Aid. mien.
This city Is' normally Ripublteaa l?y
from 4<j0 to .?. an?l the ov?i\ helming re?
versal of conditions Is due to apathy on
the part of the Ib-publican vot?is and
disaflictl.ui amolli? the negroes. There
was a light vote.
COLO\K.I. ?I laUB-9 I? Ft I.I y ES,
He Prefer? tu It em 11111 at Head of
Street? I en 11 In k l)e|?n riment.
KSW FORK, Oateher II caienei
?borge K. Waring, Str? ? t-< "I. aning Com?
missioner, has deettaed tha nonilnatln
.?f the Jefferson (Henry George) iH-niotra
ey for Comptroller. He -?>.-. "I thank
the party for th?- honor dotM me, but I
cannut accept the nomination for tiie
.?f Comptroller. 1 am v. ,-y r.ury I
was not consulted about It before your
action was taken. I should bare told
rea that 1 ?reeM aal tjtoe up, r.?r ihi
sake ot h. coming ?'umpti dl.r of Orsster
New York, tin- hope of continuing to
direct the operations ?if th- Departan el
Of Sr... t-C|. aning until the plans now in
hand for Its Improv.-ment shall BBV0 been
carried to completion."
IMIIAV VIMH.IS DI.MIX l< \TIC.
lirai) DemiMTiitie ?.?In?. In It < |> n l.l I -
?aa SlroiiKhulil?.
INDIANAPOLIS. INI?, October li-At
10 o'clock to-night the Republicans had
conceded the election of Mayor Taggart
(Dcaeeerat) 09 MM, and the rest of '.he
I?. m??, rath- ticket by from S (?UO to 1,000.
It is hard to figure gains and losses on
account of the recent changes. Kx-l'.
dent Harrison'? precinct, however, showi
a large Democratic gain. In fact. i?i
Democrats made heavy gains In Itepuo'.l
can strongholds.
FIRE I* < HICAGO.
Flames llrenk ?lui in the Sherman
Honae.
CHICAGO. October 13.-At 1:20 o'clock
fire broke out In the Sh.-rnian House, one
of the leading hotel? of the city, but :t
Is not yet known how extensive It will be.
The hotel Is one of the larce?t In *h
city, but at preeent la undergoing e??
'.?-naive repairs, and haa not aa many
?ueati aa uaual
DIES FROM THE DRUG.
KDWI** KKLLKV DRI>KH CHLORO?
FORM \M) BwBB EXPIRES.
KO REASON FOR HIS DEED.
Wss Comfortably Well Off n.i.1 Had
a Ilnpity Home?Aernslonied to Ap?
ply ?he I'oIiiiii to Relieve I'nln ?
Warn Once nit Aldermnn.
Mr. Edwin ?. Kelley. who had brav ?1
the storms and tempi-sts of seventy?
three years of life, committed suidd?'
y?-st. r.iay evening at his h"m?\ OS Henry
between Bread and Marshall, by
swallowing a large ?luantlty of chloro?
form.
Mr. Kelley had us.d the drug habitual?
ly for several years for pains in the
head and In his gums, and h.? espsrisnoed
no ?littlculty in gattlag the ?1'iantity he
want.?.! vest. rd.iy from Mr. I* M. Farrls,
th.? drugglSl with whom h- ?Lilt. 11.? \ m*?
hail ths b."! I.- tr.lcl shortly after 5
o'i le k, be went to his home an?! sat
awhile in tie back yard smoking. Then
his wife saw him take the bottle from
his j.get ami drink it" contents, ihn.w
jag the saapty phial lato th?- suet, she
surmised what had happen?A, and sent
B frlenil who was with her at ths time
to pick tin- boitle up and take it to
Ci., tiewald. the druggist, who keeps a
OB th. ...rn.r of H?-nry and Itroad
eUSStS. and a-vert.a in what it had con?
tained. AS Seen as Mr. < ?r.-encwnld saw
th.- phial and beard that Mr. Kelley had
drained its contents bs telephoned for
Dr. Winfri?-. but by the tim- the physi?
cian arrived the unfortunate man had
lost consciousness.
COI'LI? NOT SB BMV1VBD.
Dr. Wlnfree had not brought B stomach
pump with him, ami the ambulance
was summoned. but as it was on
the way to Henry street the hOTSS St?
tachad te it took fright and ran aw iy,
knocking down a lady on Breed Street.
To make matt'-rs worse, the wheel of
the v? biela came <>(T. aad when the cmi
of this chapter of acci.lents wss reached,
and tliu smbulaaee arrive.I at its desti?
nation. Mr. Kelley bed breathed his last.
In the mean time, Dr. VVlnfr?? had u.-.-.l
all possible nnaiis to rseuscltats Ii ?
patient, bal without avail. Bs injected
a large do.?e of strychnine, but It had not
the slightest effect, and Mr. Kelley ."lowly
sank, ?lying three ?|uarters of an hour
after he had taken the chloroform.
WAS IN BRIGHT SPIRITS.
Mr. Kelley was a cabinetmaker, and
his clrcumstanc. S WOTS comparatively
easy. H?- lived happily with his wif?'
and was me h Uksd by his DstghbOfl
and by all who knew him, for bs WSS
genial and Jovial always, and Uniformly
?nod-nature.i. At o o'.io<'k yesterday
deceased visite?! a salooe with a friend
and SSSSSSd to lie in a v?ry happy mood.
Hs svse nui' some j... alar remark te ?
frien?l who pesssd the yard la which he
Bat, ii few minut.s before hS drank the
fatal draught
Mr. Kelley area wsll connsctsd, snd bad
up to a few > ars age SOBdUCtSd a \>?rv
prosp?rons basin? as, being s clever cent?
Dettaaksr. Bs had si ttssss mads re?
peated threats to commit eeletde, and at
auch times h.- was carefully watched, end
the chloroform which he used, with harts?
horn sad SWeet oil, for his neuralgic af*
fsctton, was K? ?t us far as possible out
of his reach.
HAD TAKKN A [?AROB DOBBt
Th?? bottle from which h.? drank the
poison yesterday holds about an ounce.
It bears a red label, on which Is Im?
printed the skull and cross-bones, and
the word "POlSOn" in large blSCk htt.is.
It was th?? OptntOB oi I >r. Winld..- that
deceased had takea . lore Sum four
drachms of the drug, and though the
dose was not very large, it left little (-r
no chance for the man's life when taken
under the circumstances that existed.
I'is. Wlnfree, Davis, Matthews, a? |
Beughmaa wars with florea asd when be
breathed his last.
Though no arrangements hav? been
mal.? fur the funeral, It Is probable that
it will take place to-morrow, and will be
condu? *' '! by Rev, B if. Rawllags, of
Clsy-Strssl Methodtot church, which de
: ?I I"did. d.
Mr. Kslley is survived by his wife.
who is ti years old Be leaves do chil?
dren.
Mr. Kelley was an ex-member of the
Hoard of Ald??rtn? n. He came to th*s
city many years ago from Hanover
county.
BMMBT GIBgOS DI-gCHAROBD.
Pieaalaaal iinsi,.,,, m,? ? , rtif> to
His (.?tod OSaraetee,
NaTW YORK, October 12-Kmm? t ?".
Gibson, the promoter, vice-president or
the Akron-Str..r Rafiway and Illumi?
nating Company, and said to be asso?
ciated In business with ib-n.ial Samuel
Thomas and J. 1*. ClswS, Of KeW York,
who was arr. sie?! on tin? 7th instant on
a charge of attempting t.. pass a worth
lesa ?h.-ck for PAo. was discharged to?
day. The complainant, R, B. gtissson,
au.inor of the Hotel Netherlands and the
Imperial Botel, said to Magllatrate
Bedsma thai he ?lid not bdi.v.? Mr. <;ib
s"n had any Intention of defrauding him.
Qfbeoe liv'd at the lasperiel. BS offered
in payment of his accouul there a sheet
on which payment was r. fused, and his
erreet followed. In court to-day ??ib?
Showed letters from prominent business?
men of this city, certifying to his goo?!
character.
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The weekly Dispatch at 11 per anmim.
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Subscriptions in all cases payable In a?l
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which stands at the head of our editorial
columns, in the present form, to wan.
the public against overcharge, and es?
pecially against the overcharge of A)
cents per month, which, we understand,
has been made by some carriers. <jur
price Is 60 cents per month. Pay that
oniy. THK MBPATGH COMPANY.
Tlllmas II .-i h .Imuii.I1? <-.
COLUMBIA. 8. C. Octob.-r 12 -There
was no change In Senator TlHman's <-?m
diilini to-day. He Is suffering from latin
dice, and Is doing as wefl as coiibl be es
pscted. No immediate danger is appre?
hended.
Koraery tharae DhmUiel.
i.YN'cHi'i'itc,, va., Oeteeer II Upa
oUl.)?Judge Adams, of ih>- Campbell
County Court, to-day sustuiuc?! ihe Ue
miirr.T la the ?-ase of the Commonwealth
against Thomas g M.?trmiiii. charg.-d
with forgery, and the oasS was dlsmis.??*d.
Mr. Moorman, while president of the
?Ooanty School Hoard, was charge?l wilh
forging county warrants.
The grand Jury of Ih.? Cprpnratlon
Court has brought In an a?l?lltl?>n.il MU
of tadtettoent In ths Traders* Bank IM
charging H. K. HngllSS. the late s
president, and T. I'.mm.tt ?'ounsell, lato
?ashi.r, with embeeateaeeat.
MAGOM THUIK" r\H%DK.
< .l'il.li.n of I.?i?-?uii???l? ? ? ? ? oni|il?-i??
Wreck? Marine Hnml < unrrrt.
MAOON, ??a. ? ?it"i ?.-i r*. in th?? Ta les
par., le to-lay !??> floats w?-re in line,
headed by the Governor. Mayor, and
Council, and th.- lnit.il BtatSS Marine
Hand. The Southern railway was icpre
seated la the Baa by a leeeesotlve si
nearly full size. uenSllUStSd Sag*? I ?Hy
for ih- ..?cisi?n. Th? Ososgts gouthern
had a l"g cabin. I tvpl.al home of tho
ante-beHum oegro, in I with it were tropi?
cal products of Florida, to r.-pt. -. nt the
Suw.in??e-Uiver route, other dlsplavs w re
well suited to reprisent the-various In?
dustries of Macn.
At 4 o'clock In the afternoon ahOSl
ubi? 1 at ?Vitral t'lty
Park ta wit in ss th? < olllslon of tw
motivas, which ended ths ?lay's dtsplsy.
A straight track a mile la length ren
through the race-track ehcToeure, \
?-?.motive at either end, st?sesssd to the
utmost limit, was h-Id In r.? itin.-s la
an engineer, who waited ths signal to
tai I M tf*l ?lr..|> of a flag the tl
w.?r>- opened, the engineers lesp ?i to '.he
ground, and th.? massiv.? mschls
llded. The wrei-k was complete.
To-night *Iip Marin?? Matul >! tit'tv pleeSS
gav.? an open-air corn-eft In the Df?
of."?."?' people
TRIAI of BRI?BAsTDS.
Monier of Political Opponent?? llor
rlfyliiK Kvltlence of Tortnre.
UOMDON, Oetahseat, -A dSamteh to the
Dally Mail from Vi. ?rir.a. says: "Tho trial
of |M brigands and russlVSffS of stolen
property is proceeding at Aschaischak, m
Servia. Th.? evidence has revealed sys?
tematic plundering and murd? ring of
members of the Liberal party at the in?
stigation of Radicals.
"Deputy Tekdtch, a w-ii-known Badteal
m. int. r of the Assembly, was arraign?-!
as an accompli.?.- of the brigands, but the
Radical Minister of Justice procured hi*.
rslesss, aad it la said that the same in?
flu? boo will secure tho acquittai of the
others.
"The trial has develop?1.! horrifying evi?
dence of the torturing of victims with
red-hot irons before robbing them."
BMOBITA COSIO y ('IstFROf*.
-h?- Will Make Her lt..? Ile fore tho
Palillo To-Ilny.
NBW TORK, Oetober It it was said
at th? Cuhaa Junta her.- to-day that Se?
?orita Kvangellna Coslo, the pretty Cu?
ban girl who recently escaped from prison
in Habana. will mak?- her SOW before the
New Vork public some ti.ne to-morrow.
"Th.- Se?orita Is In the hauls of her
friends," sai.i an oitici.ii of the ?Cuhaa
lion, "and if all goes w.ll she will
hold a receptloe in this iity to morrow.
The time and plaOS have not as |. t OSSfl
seh OtSd."
HIgTORT of 'in*,Di\?; ?stamps.
The I.I... OrlKioiXe?! WHS Two
itriKht ii.t Baalnsse Moa.
(?'oiiimiinl' ltd Haw Vork Journal )
T. A. Sperry and S. 1?. Hutehlnsoii ars
th?; Originators of the deservedly popular
trading stamp plan, now m SUi
operation all ..v. r th.- country. Mr.
ButchlBSOn halls from Michigan an?l Mr.
Sparry is a New Vorker. -I'hr.
SgO th?- form??r mi 'i hustling merchant
m the little town of Jackson. Mi h. 11
t'ull of Id.as as lie was of ?nt? r
prlse, <?ne of his plans for in?
trade was the issiian?.? of tl? k. l-, Off
Coupons, which would entitle customers
to premiases on th?-ir purchases,
Mr. gpsrry. In th.? curse of his
travel? arrived In Jackaoa aad hoi ... -
slon to s.-il Mr. Hutchinson some sllver
W.H.?. Wliil.? Conducting this transac?
tion his attention wss attracted by the
ticket or coupon plan. He thought ?he
m.atrer over and evolved the trading
Stamp idea. ii.- laid the matt? r I
Mr. Hutehlnson, who quickly saw ths
merit of th.- system. A partnership be?
tween these two bright young busn
men resulted.
Th.- plan was first tri.-?l in Ja? kOOS,
and It wrk.-.l Ii!..- a .harm. In a very
little time all th.- leading merchants of
the tuwn w?r.- In the Trading Company's
directory, and the public showed its
h.-arty appreciation of the good thing
offered it.
From Jackson the sysn-m was exten 1 Sd
to lpsilantl and Battle Creek. Since then
it has ben Introduced lu towns aid
al! ov.r the United States and
?'anada. Among tin- hug.? dtlSS in which
it has scored a big hit are New York,
Brooklyn, Jersey cuy. N'.wark, Phila?
delphia, Albany, New Hevea, Provi?
dence. Pittsburg, Washington, Cleveland,
Baltimore, and Detroit, it has also been
Introduced into a great number of smaller
cities, ilk.? Elisabeth, PlginneM, New
Brunswick, ami gomervllle, N. J
The company now has sixty-seven
stores ami Is adding t.. the number all
the time As tli. - ami Its
-s wherever tried becomes apparent
telsgrsaea are resslvsd erety day from
merchants .-?Il ov.r th.- country asking
that they be admit id to the list of
tho...? entitled to give the trading stamps.
In Brooklyn alone there ar>? i
that handle thsOS StasapS, and In the
1'nlted States there tte over Vi.C-t? m? ? -
Chants who supply th?-m to customers.
W'h.-n th?- number ?if OUStOOSefS each of
tins.- m? rchtnts has Is computed. It 'vill
n how v.i-i an army of men, wo?
men, and children are interest??<l In this
eOfOl Scheme.
Since the Trading Stamp Company
started over thirty more concerns hive
sprung into exist. Uta. If imitation Is
the sine.rest flattery, th?- Trading Stamp
Company has g??'' i eaaee to feel pamrmeeX
Hut th- methods smpleyed by these rivals
are so similar that the public shoul :
on It* guard. As In every, oth.-r bu-l
n.-s. there are persons engaged io tl
Imitation schemes who are -without any
financial standing. Men hints ami the
public at hug- should Investigate
thoroughly before taking any stock In
these .?..ii.ertis. Th?. Trading Stamp OMS?
pany ha.? nearly half a million d??llars ln
v? st.-1 In its business aad refers to R.
Q I un & Co. for references.
People naturally regard with suspicion
new enterprises, especially when they are
of a novel character. Hut the Trading
St imp Company has ample capital ba??k
of it and Is here to stay. Merchants
whom it dees not supply with tridlng
stamps may call this system of adver?
tising fraud, but It's the story of sour
r again. It would be real
tweet fruit If all of the boys could
ras? h it. _
fM SS
October Kanday Outluara. vis C. ?t o?
to Old Point ?ml gpIfegS. on Suu
dnr. tieinlirr I7?li. Beth, aad .'Hal.
i., .-.. i'.?.-? mor? .... sbeve dater at 1:10
A. M , -returning, arrive ;'.t lilchmond
I P. M.
The continued success of the??* high
class outings warrants their continuance
through the month <.f October.
If (he Babg Is Caftlua Teeth
be sure ami us? that o?d and well-tried
remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup,
for children teething. It soothes the
child, softens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind-.-oll?-. and is the best remedy
for diarrhoea. Twent?-flve cents a bottle
REPLY 0F_ SPAIN.
tVSWKR TO MII'K l'HK?K>T?:D DR
MIMKTKR WOODFORD.
EARLY PACinCATIOR OP CUBL
Thl? I? feapilliS, and "It WnalA
Have It.-.-n More Rapid Had It >o?
H. en fur PlMhastsvlnsj lade?
American Fina."
MADRID. ?Vtober 12.-H I? seml-offlclal
ly announced that th? reply of ?Spain ta
ih?- note peieented by the Oalted state?
Minist, r, Oeaeral Btewart i? Woodford?
h?s been drafted by the Minister of For?
eign Affair?. S? nor Oalloa, ami will bS
suhmltted to th.- Cabinet at It? meetln?
tc-morrow. Tho reply, It is stated, will
say that Spain Is unable to fix exactln
th? date when the war will be over, but
th?' ministers are persuad?1?! It will not be
long, because "the situation of the t-bei?
is critical and the efforts of the Spanls?
troop? are sure of success. <'v?lng to thl
rel? Is' situation, and the concession of
aut.momy. which will be effective before
.l.niiiry, th.- hope Is that actual lioetiU*
ties will linlsh shortly."
Spain. It is continued, thinks the rs.
form? and the activity of the HpanU?
troops are safe el? m< nts to secur?* the Im?
mediate pa? dl'-ation of the Island, which,
it I? asserted, "would have? been more
rapid If tho rebels had not had the suca
? ?! ..f ttllhusti'rers. who, und.-r the ehel.
ter ?>f the American flag, have contributes
to maintain this stato of affairs."
The government has decided'that Uens?
rsl Primo de Hiver.i l? to retain cum?
in. ,ml in tiie Philippine Islands in ordeg
that he may Initiate the propomxl re*
foi ma.
N BW 1 '- -1.1 ? " Y 111 :? '. AHDINO CUBA.
MADRID, October IS A seml-offlclij
its tamest, issued after tii<? Cabinet meets
lug of yesterday, says that by employ In?
native volantearo in ?,'uba. instead of
European troops, th.? expenses of ths
. ampalsn w??ui<i be decreeaed and ths
operstloj * against the Insurgents would
be .?.i ducti ?I rjiore rapidly.
S. not Gallon, th.? Minimal for Forcen
Affaira, has comniunecHte.l to hi? col?
l? agues itie views of the European ana
Americaa ?>r>.-.? In oonaaiilea with ta?
BOW ministry, pointing out Unit the for?
eign newspapers are almost unanimously)
of the opinion ftiat the selection of Henea
Bagaste, the sea premier of apain, h-\e
caused an Important change in the atti?
tude of the Washington CuMnut, which?
Is now favorable to the belief that th?
?! ? islou on the Cuban question will now
inter BOM I more favorable phase, an-t
that th.? step? taken by the mlnlatry have
had an excellent, effect In showing that
the government I? chooelng prncthial
n,-ms ii, solv? th? existing difficult I?*?.
The Minister for thu Colonies, Henol
Moral, announced at the CsMnet meetln?.
with a v. ?v to proving the sincerity of
tha government*! promis? to grant au?
tonomy t<? Cuba, that Be had telegraphed
I.? S? nor Mentor?, th? leader of ?lie Ail?
tonomiet party, asking him t<> nominate
candidat, s for appointment for some of,
th?- Important post? uialer the Cuban ad?
ministration.
WOOIiFOHD RKCK.IVKII MV QIV.KV.
McKinley, It I? Said, Will Try ta
Make ? ilium? Aeeept Autonomy,
MADRID. OatOber 12- United Statog
Minister W-> ..lfoid was received In aivdl?
by the Qaeea Regent this after?
ti'ioii. The reoaptloa was of the mos|
cordial Bharaeter.
A private cable message from Washing?
ton dedans ihat President McKln
1. \ win andeavor to Ipduoe the insur?
g? nts to ae.-.-pt autonomy, and if thev re
he will do hi? utmost to put an end
to DfitBtlon and to prevent filibustering,
.1 he bshVvee, now that Captala-fleaawaJ
Weyler 1 reoellsd, that Congress will
apport this policy.
An F.xplnuatlou Aliout Trading}
Stamp?.
?mr company desires to call attention
to "the man" who ?eems to call ?o of?
ten on "Mr. Meyer," of the firm of Jullue
Meyer*! Sons, the Hroad-atreet "dry?
gOOda merchants." tn order that h*
should give his experUaCC with Trading
Stamps. How does thla concern Mr.
M.yer now, when he ha? noae to give
away' He never would have had any?,
had the present distributer?, the Cohen
Company, aeoepted our ??ffe before w?
?rere osceeeltated as th.? only resort left
us to call on Julius Meyer's Bon?. Ho
this as it may, however, we must ?ay
that no house can or la allowed to us?
our stamps under any circumstances that
will a.ll ?v.ti the fraction of the co?t
of the stamp to the price of th?lr mer?
chandlae. Nor Is there any necessity
f??r tho honest firm that uses them. In?
asmuch a? the tendency to o.daln tho
stamps by the public creates at the same
time th?; unavoidable inervase of tr.id?
which mor-- than compensates th?* cost
of the stamps-to the proper merchant.
1; I- upon this basis only that th?? publlo
is benefited, which Mr. Meyer, when so
mu.ii and so often "called upon," tor
gsti ??r Is not willing to remember.
The stamps are assigned not only t?*
tho person who r?*celve* them, but S
whole fa-mlly or families may collect
them and present them In one hook at
our store for redemption.
RICHMOND TRADINO STAMP CO., 1
J. B. Wattson, Manager. .
? In up 1 ?iMiralinia to II If hamm!, Vl?J
. lieanii.uU, and Ohio Hy.
.'heap excursions will be run Into Rich?
mond .?n Saturday, October Mth, from
Howards ville ami Intermediate stations
?m Jamsa-Rtvar Division, and ?!?o from
Cor.lonsvllle and iiiterme<llate station? on
Uns, en aoaount of Fut?alo Btir?
I crforniaii? ? .
Bchedulaa are so arranged a? to gtv?
ample time In Richmond. Full Informv
tion ran be hud of Chesapeake and Ohla
agent?._ _ ' ,
Special Rate? to ??rfulk, via < . A O,
Par the Norfolk Driving flub Fur
Association the Chcsap? ' ?hl<?
railway are selling tickets from Rich
m?md to Norfolk, Va., and return. In?
? luding idmisslon. at rate of $3. Thee?
tickets will mania oa eala until 0.10
ber 14th. inclusive, and bear tlnai Umlf
of October Mth. ?
The Weather.
FAIR
hin? ?ton, Oeteber H.-?
1 st for Wednesday:
F. r Vlr?1 le Fair weather W??>
y; not so warm; light, Tfs?
nable winds.
For North Carolina. Siuth Carolina, an?
rally fair weather Wedaes
day; south- r.y wunls.
THF. WEATHER IN RICHMOND
YESTERDAY was partly cloudy, with
heavy showers in the forenoon and dead
akie? at nicht.
Btate of thermometer;
I A. M. . tf
? A. M. 7?
U M. H
S P. M. ??
I P M. 7T
12 Night . m
Mean temperature
111*1

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