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THE RICHMOND OISPATCH-WEDNESDA?. OUTOHKK 1?. i??T.' _9
CARE OF OP R HISTOR1
nxi \i m WtTBM of nu*. A. r. v.
A. IIITH LA*t MtillT.
ENCOURAGING REi'ORTS SUBMITTED.
\ ?I nii.l??>iiie 'in? In llnnk to tin
1 n ?III <>f the tmniilatliiii- K.lcctlon
of OIH.-i-r.? anil Other llo?l 11? ?.?
1 , n.v ., 1. .: ti. na, i,,n? Mud?-.
ration
?
11
. they
l.old
... .. \\ h. 11 tl,. :
?
.. Ml.
.
Dr. J.
r, Jr.,
a.
.10.,. JK.
Mr. .!.
tor the
t ,iii
and mu. h . '.: : -
Ball and
1 tin?
*tl.?
a. lu
. mon to 1
.
oU ol
Ins I-hls report frota
. John Ii. I.
lation, aub
1 ?.nt
. ? .! the iiiiprov.ni. ?its
? ?jtiii
n 1..ink.
.
port aras 1 Bryan. II
arork .?i iti??n
far aa th<
.1 through ii? r was
.
, for h< 1 a01 i. at Jameatown,
I that an
111 \v. II v.
1 land, it .' .\oik upon
t ! ;
.m? m and
com] letion.
1.1.!
1 the an?
1 \t in oilier.
; do i to 1
thai
or the
1
Un ? '. Vf.
: VU-1 1 ' 1 ? : M
lent,
.!. S. \\ llfoid; BlXth I
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11 A.
.... ; .
If. H. Lee. 1 ?a ton,
.
II id\
1
. and
1
lion
M 111?
1 'i.
n-fth
'
mmis hid i.r \i:h 11. 1.1:1:.
'I he CoBSUl i..?iiei.,l I'eiiHl.il With
.? 1.? t In- Hin? t* Man.I.
this. ' ' i OUI S ith
1. nad? ?i ?'.?
Aft? r a
I in full
tin. with
?
utch
- 1 tbut th?
. :
? tin- city.
? pli
the
111.inly-!?.
nl In*
id, ?ml an Informal r- -
a , .- , fell
a by his
. hute of
v I
11
1 Kht.
' r ..r will it !
IIIAlll? ?? COI MV I Ot II I.
Mr. Pm\thvet?a < >?? ? a-.?- <?uasli??l?
lliiiiK .lory lor (Im- ?>ll-l'etlifl?-ra.
I
?. ; . 11 ?i .?i the appeal oaaool
-
oil ?wlthoul The Jury
fill??.:
I Jr.,
Hi? M .
iuar?
ii.? court
.HI 1 ill.
and Mr fu?
l>. Wlae. w hile i '.?mm. n
Attorney*
ondu? .1 tl.?- pr?i ect.n.
. . -, 1,
ill l.slell
11 1 hlr? ?te?
nd;.dm. M wat ren?
dered ground that the
,t failed l lot? nt ? n
It In likely that
?? ni out.
Wo K?l.le,ii-r of DrankenriMi.
There vas h nseottas lilS< B?Shj ot the
ub-com-nlu*-? appointed i?y the Oooaailt
, , Buildings <<> liL*-'
..f drunkenue?* HgalnKt
Mr. .1 : k. an en
city m wort upon Monroe. Park. After a
full l???uliy teto this lustier the sub-torn
ee decided lhat ?he charge wh? not
?hd recommend? i to the g> ne
ommlttee that the matter i i
missed.
b committee to whl? h lb? Btreei
th.- matter of ?
rlts ..f th.- petition! ol the
**;""' I Companj and the
Home Meet tic Com pen? met las? night.
, ; ... .
to it The <*lty Attoi i?. ? and I ni
at?? nt. and It was | th
lion of the application of the
ompanle. should _ ?> over until Pri?
ai ? o", lo? K. wh. : th?
Wol i.- on h ?I i
Heath of Mr.. trimer. M. Tir? tint.
V Ko ?-,- night.
h Mi.- bom? of
1 111 N?. 1233
Mi sir. .1 -
.ght.r M?
" Andrew B., Charles T. .lames L.,
Walter v. ,, .i Bryant und
M Mall TI,, fonerni -.?ill
fr? muni Methodist
chun
o'clock, and the Interment will bo made
I.
Bofoimalear i:.eni?e..
:-' i r, of Baltimore, Md.. la in tu
? l for Mm.
itory ..n th.- outskirts of
that cfty. Th? \ I 17 or 1
Old. two Of whom are black, and' the
itha,
Miirrlnue of I?r. IIen/1.4.
of thta dtp
high noo
Alma Elisa! m? s? n? .-. dsugbt?
M'". . . *.' William M s liera <?f
Hunt!? lile, Mo Th? .k place
ptlsl chun h, in Huntsvllle
**l?>le n Doctor'a Tools.
-.rat
harg?-d with
.
?n-, John F.
VTlim, of thii ; Tomllnaon
m. Bond (ni.
Dtghl ta
the i White
man n -.i i i .? ho had fallen
ta
. ti?, man was treat?
ed and
Il .MI'lll'VMDM'Y.
I ..llene (1,1,1 Seminar? ?,,,(,??The
Poet-Ball Te.-: m.
M ami Dl N SIDNEY, VA.. O? tob? r l?
(Special.) R? v. \ T. < ira) bill, I .
M. \ cb pulpil y?
???y n bly, and deliver?
; nigh! on ' :
r. ilgion i.. . the chap? i of the
m mu.aiv. it in- been twenty-five |
thai inetltutlon to
Du -
ring
?M?IK. lie
. le At WO? k.
Rev, i " Jam? iurraj Is ? ap?ete I
moi row from Staunton, a her?
. v\.. v, ?un? of the
lllnesa and deatb of hi! broth? r, Pn
Th? iln S. W*. Venable, of
P? -.. rsbui g, Is f? i lerloua
looked forward
to at commencem? nl as one of it! plea
and he wai regarded aa
il ? nd it- t? d >.f
tii?- trust He giaduated
... in i*-':', end for more
thirty ft ara h? ha? tu en one of the
most honored, iralued. and > ? n? row- of Its
rd ol T.- ?i*-*- . N'?? other man sin. ?
the .-. - .?-n so largely to the COl
drought continues to be severely
f.lt. pastures are dried up. and many
of the smaller streams. Very little wheat
has b? I, ? *.? ' |." in totiai? u loi
R< v. i?r and Mrs. W. W. Moore I? ive
for Nashville to morrow to be present at
on Pn * byt? rl . n-i ?ay, v. ben
Dr. Moor.- will make an sddri
i te ..i p. v T. ?'. John
l?. I?., of (Jnlon Theological Bern!?
\>. m i.. r? lolced to leal n thai his
health hai 'el thai hi-*
ni;.i. a? of ': compl? te
nice. Dr. J?
..t Ihe il.li al nu n in the
n? Church, il.- la
full work of bli class?
room, and la greatly admired and valued
by his atudents,
'Tii.- Hampden-Sldney foot-ball team is
compos? i of th?- following men: Stuart
ck; Bull, right I
.back; Moi -on. f?ll?
et ntre rui b; \\ ili
: : Barhart, rlghl ti rkle; I ?oug?
ht end Hud "?i. l- it go..?.I: Mur
' 'ir.. 1? It ell?!. U . P.
...
|Ol| li M '
m and 1
i pi iy in Rl? bmond on the 28th In?
stant.
Mrs. Dr. 1 who
. bei
Mr. Thomaa IV. Hooper, Jr., a mem
i homore clans in ?oil? .
nd.
hi:ii i\ it \nroitn.
Misa Battle Bccoaaea ih?* iirlde of
l.leiilemi n I \\ . ? . River*.
BAST RADPORD, \ A . OetOb? r K>.?
Bomber <?f relal
Is, and it;-. ' : I 181
nape! i.? wli!.. a the mar
. I l.e 111. Ill . '. i. 1 v.
United Bl . Mary
I ..liny Battle. I? u pa beauti?
fully A iii'tis. and
. . . .
wax candle! I? I lighl to the
Ai the ' ?1 s wedding
?, tie ush? ? Mi are, Robert I.. Jor?
dan. ..f Radford; B. I.. Moyler, ?>t Roa
at d Li? uten inl John Battle en
? A. ! i -. I In- III.-i?l
Miss Annie B North ? larollna.
im oi her brother,
Mi. William s Battle, entered, ami they
nu t at tin- < bancel by the groom,
dressed in full uniform. Rev.
Ribble, i? ctor of the church, made
the appeal to tie- congregation, ami then
t he i rm< >i i.y Bishop
Mr.
Willi.na s. Battli gave tbe bilde away.
; in
i w :tl-i nain nml veil. Bbe h< Id
of i.ri.l. '.* roeea. After
i reception iwai tendered
ruple -.t ib?' home of tin- bride*!
moth?
Thi groom li a first Lieutenant of ?'."?i
: th.- Firs! Regiment of Caval?
i-'oi t Apa? be, Aria, aid
live of '1'. nnessee. The i?i ide is
?.I:. - in Bouth
- - a daugbl r ?>f the
Captain James Raul.-, of North
ana. and is noted for her beauty
The .-..hi.'... left on tin- ...t bound t? ill
v hi ' they \\ ill .-mliark
tor Europe. 'I'll-' lion.-:, m.n.n will le- spent
m Sunny Italj and a ilx-montba1 tour
mi th.- Continent
Among the \ ?-?t?>rs pr?sent from a ?lis?
tan. ut? i: nit John M. Battle,
of tl ' ; Mr. Foi '
i i. Tenu. ; Bishop Oaylor.
,.- \ ah ville; Misses Annie Hi. Us and
*_ ,? \ N. th < il Una; Mr. und
? vin.-, ,,i .- on, D. G.
le was one >>t tbe teachers it?
tin- public achooli laat year and endeared
hers. patron! and puplli by her
gentleneaa ind splendid attainment!.
Iliiuililoii Mention. \
HAMl'ToN, \"A . October r.?. -('Special.1
It now looks a? if there will be a r.gular
invasion of Richmond by ??ur citizens 01
?a hen oar foot-ball t? an
i i v? reft** bova in your city,
are getting In practice, and
will, doubtless, put up a good gamo, it
?bable that there Will be a Special
train from bore for thooe of <>ur town
w ho desire to att? nd,
Mr. WMton R Oalea began his meet?
ings, under Young Men's Christian Asso
-, auspice?, in tin lia no church on
... night. There was .. very good at
.t.
Of \, Btrge, \V. .1. .lohnson, an?) Saum- '.
Latlm.r. ?hi?.- cttlacns of tbe county, are
Vl.,y r homes, and are mil ? \
: to live
accidental lire damaged to some ex
of Mr. W. ?' Young, or?
[find, >?n yesterday.
Rer. Mi Caeaard, chaplain of the baft?
ii.-shii? Indiana, preach? i .? line sermon
in the M? th?> list church on Sunday :,
I ?.- a a low ebb. and are very
littb' talked Of. Present Indications point
i.? a small o.t, throughout the county.
Mrs. Robert Moreno in quite sick at her
home, in town.
Misa Ruth Peterson. <>f Petersburg, la
visiting her sister. Mrs. S. R. Weld.
Mr. .1. M. Cummlii_ la out, after a sever?
Spell Of S??-kll.-s*i
Mr C. \\ . II .? ?. who lost one of hla
v..img en..oren a lew ?lays ago. had the
: dafortune to lose another to-day.
They wer?- twins, and onlv a few months
old._
" ' "
To Care a Cold la Oao Dar
take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tableta
Druggi.is refund money. IX it falls. Bo.
Well-dressed men who wear
cheap Derbys remind us of
the fellow who always t.*ilk.->
of his cousin who owns a
team yacht.
I '??r ?*( i? nl ?In?-- v.i dir tl i.- " I )i ml tip."
MihIhooius end t owl stool s
are difficol( fco tell apart and
dangerous to experiment with.
To many the difference be?
tween our clothing and the
ordinary tort ?i only apparent
??h wearing it. Von can ex?
periment with uh without
risk?your money back if you
want it.
fi lit-. H} to $81 : Ororeoftta, |74o -
We clothe tlie boy and
clothe him best,
0. It Berry & Co.,
Main and lenth Streets.
GOVERgOH ITKI***<0***S will'.
Little Likelihood ?if ?*<-?<>iid Irlnl of
I'lirRirj Caao.
i\\ ? hlngton Post.)
"(luv. mid A State, I SB
pardon bis arlf? eavli t.?.,'. on the
i trial, " Bald I in Chart?
P, i ?on. of West Virginia; "bal l^ < Su
.|.???.?al to the I" ople f??r >.du iic i'ion
until ISM. Th. COBStltoUOB Of Wt I I
lala a Is? ly provid? i thai do Oovernoi
can succeed himself, and ?Oovernor Atkln?
paust wait i vin
dlcation if tha ease turna against his
wife, ami i..- perdona ber with an ??i i
to Um i?'?oj>i?- foi vindication. Political
things min.? pretty awift In this srorld
time, snd seven -rears are a i?jhk
lima to wall for vindication.
S.rk.iisly apeakinc" said Mr. Don-, "1
do n?,?t believe th< ? see will ? isr ? ome
to b second trial. A dead is.-u.? is usual*
ly interred in \\ ? t Virginia, and this I-?
b ?lend Issue. N?strspapen In lbs big
cities cannot galvanise it Into Ufa
"Mrs. Atkinson Is tttp beautiful wo?
rn m. Bha baa a large bbmubI ?jf 'gtmy
matter,' as the reporters call it. In i>? r
head, and she is not likely to be con?
victed in riny trini that can be bad la
w.st Virginia. And nobody la aastoua
to bave h? r oonvlct? ?i.
n. r lii.-i bus-band uns i>r. Davl I
;i brilliant, bul somewhai nan.
lira. Atkinson's maiden tan \ Horter,
- :?.. w is always ' wondi r?
fully bright ;? n.i attractlvi aroman. The
product of this unloi < bttdreo,
both sons, ?and now grown. One night
Dr. Davidson, looking for a bottle of
li'.ii'ir, ??rank OOBCOBtiated ?y by rn:
tak??, tin 1 died.
' 'toon after Mrs. Davidson married
Judge Qeorge D. * !amd< n. 11?
years ber senior, and bad ti\'- children.
ii? was wealthy, mainly in farming
lands, and ha trusted ins ?wife fully and
Implicitly, she was bta i rt\
tary, with full power of attorney, ai i
during his declining years she v..is the
entire family. Ju.it;. Camden a ta aa
..f Johnson S, < '.arad* n, United
- s? nator fron Wt -i Virginia. AU
Camdena were money-making man,
and Judge <; !. I'ii ric!. ii was no ex
i. w b? n he died It i rered
that s will rxlsted whereby the wife
given pi Bcttcally all the proi i ly
was bo Burprtse, hut the helra raised a
row. The Will WBS SttBCk-Sd. Aft. r
litigation a com] i soon
Mis. Cam l? il of the
rum.
'Not long after the death of Judge
Catadas ti"- ?widow became the wlfi
'w . Bley Atklnsi n. ?'." > rnoi
Wt si Virginia, H. had h- en an
Methodist preacher In hla f.iriy days
he became an able lawyer shortly
a ni. He had be SB m iit???.i i.. foi .
Two Boas, bath grown, were hi.- off?
spring, ii?- married Mrs, Caasden, snd
im.m thia multiplicity of family Interests
the praseal ram started, rjamdoa Boat?
who Mi be t ghl S| ill -t Mrs. At
i'h?w of Judge Oeorgs
I ?. ?'ani'l. n. He Is bold sod Hvi
man, hut flghttBg a WOBMM Is usually fl
losing baslnesB. Ha will Bad it so la Um
end.
"But, win or lo?e, Governor Atkinson
cannot appeal t" the people ontll IMi ir
be rosigas in th?.- ?vent of Mrs. Atkin?
son's conviction, the President of the
s? i? ii.-. ander Weal Virginia law, sue
oeeda btaa and serves until I'M, Oovernor
Atkinson oannot then appeal to the people
for \Indication f??r the Constitution of
th.- stat??? provides thai a Oar or nor can
no! i?.- a candidate t?> sneeeed him.ofif.
(TfOVernor Atkinson must ?wall until I???!
fnr vlndioation. Those who have advised
him to *B|>pSSl to th.? people f??r vlnd!. i
*inn.* should he pardon his wife, in tha
rvenl of ooovlctlon, have n..t rsallasd
that *? Indication is aeVOB reBTfl off."
Miiiiris |>(||K HACKi.
Onlj- One Favorit?- I.iukIm?It I? Mue
nwny.
\i-:\v i??r.K Oetohsr i9.~out of a
rd at Morris l'.uk to-day only
i i favorita Isndad. it was Btasasmy,
who took the third avant* after being
ridden ail over th.- track. Summary:
rust race? one mil? leaape? Bgo i? t?.
1) won. Hugh Fenny ( ' la I and 4 to Q BO?
.?ni. Cassette is t.. Ci third. Time, 1:?C.
Second race?six and a half fiir!..n?,-s
li? nt d'??r tit t?> I) ?WOB, Hand .' r
i D second, San Antonio (7 tu li third.
nasa, l ::-'
Third race?Autumn Makes, Belling,
dx fllllSBgS TISSSaWBJ I? vein wo?
r?d.ton (7 to 1) seen.], Saratoga tl.? to 1)
bird. Tim.?. 1.111-2.
Fourth race?? Kamapo Stak-**, one
alia Imiitaalof G t?> 1? ?wars, Baaaoeh
1 and 7 to i) He.olld, Tillo (9 to 1)
hlrd. Time. 1:41.
l'ifih rao??on.? mllu and an eighth?
OT. Catl.tt (7 to 1) won, I5.?n I-M.r is
10 h K.coii.l. PUSS* ??' Day (lu to 1? third.
rime. 1:66 3-1.
Sixth rpco Ostohei hurdle handicap.
n. and B half SlIlSO Forgot (1 to 2)
,von, lirown Rai *b to li - ...i. Valorous
3 to 1) third. Time. 2:511-4.
LATONIA.
?'lN'OINNATI. O., October 19.-A lij-ht
rain fell at faitOBta to-day, bat it ?lid
not Interfere with the ??port. The
racing wan exciting, and good time was
dung out in every ev?-nt.
Firat race??Ix furlong-.?Annie M (?4
to i? won, LaWaala fl to l) ssaand j??hn
BOOB (S to I) third. Time. 1:1?; l-l. '
Second race?on? mile?J. H. K. (8 t?. "Q
FOB, Madeline (2 to li ??econd, Takanas
U tu 1) third. Tim.?, I:tl3-t.
Third rac-e-The Oovlngton Autumn
stakes, five and a half furlongs?Lady
trans O to 1> won, Ja? karmpe? (4 to 1)
iecond. t)ur Chance (S to 1> third. Time,
,:08 3-4.
Fourth rsc-e?Handicap, mile and hIx
:centh?Loklu (8 to 1; won, Lou Bramble
03 to * > aeeead, Lord Beeojy ?.- to 5?
third. Time. 1:411-1.
Fifth race-live furlongs?Rotha (i to 1)
w??n p.tliua.sijue (7 to 1> BBCoad, Spaulsh
i _ t.. li third. Tim?, liA.
Sixth IBIS all furlonira?Sim \V. 01 to 1)
W0B, K? D. 0 lo Q secori'l. Peace?
maker (I to .? third. Time. 1:1''..
i | i mkk.tin?; AT PLXBTWO
NEW YORK. OctOBOff 19.-The last
meeting whloh wl'l ev-r be h--Id at
?>d Park bOgaa th!? af??-rnoon.
with fair Weather, I nood tnefc, and a
lively, s; ? iil.'iiv- crowd Tie- unfinished
2:1; r!a?s un<l the 2:10 class go ov? r. and
v ill be added to to-morrow's procramme.
?a? ?rig; pone, . " "" Highland
BTOB ilr-t. .?Tul fourth
h? ita, Baal time. 2:111-4. o. m. ?*.
won thirl BOBt Time. 2:17 1-2
r?n. liai-, Mlthrn, Daisy J., Quarter
Utile ?'.?-m. N.-lile S.. Joe N- . ?.
end Rattler bum atari? !
2:14 class, trot; purse. ICVi {unfinished I?
WOB third and fourth
1:. r Mm?-. 2:16 1-1. King ?'hlmes
won fir.-1 and second heats. Rest time,
2:1 ?n-1. Pastoral won fifth h?at. Time.
2:17 1-2 B SB Old nnd Olive Wood also
itarti i.
POSTPONKMKNT AT LUUltVlLLB.
LolTSVILLK. KT, October 19.? The
aecond day's races of the Louisville
I ?1 tvlng < lub W? :
of 11 In nnMl to-morrow, when there w:l!
be a doubla bill.
111. .CK?iTo\i:.
A Sneer..fill I ?. i -ri a i n ... e n I for a
t Imrcli??n Ilullilliij...
RLAOi.ST? ?NB, VA < ?.-i..i r I
? bSTge a.-i'i *r.!hnui lOir- BBfUeBCO
Tony Mdltr trcupe In the
last Bight Thi programme
v. is on., of the most enjoy I
dered In thia i?>wn, snd at times t>
.?)' . i?. in their - it- t?. _i\ et tu to
TI enter! linmenl was
i.i\ n by Mi- Sadie! of the E|
church, ??i 'a?' n? - ai .
Ised, wh?. h w i 1 t.. ;. . .1 for the liquida?
tion >>:" i * ? i- rtory d? bt
The -mint of progn mi is aurely alive in
.or toen at present Nol -, twelve
..r f.. ?i i. . u 1. -ai- a , s ai.- |? ?m
' a.n.
on November it s large BOW brl? k
ai 11 be opened for the Bale ol
b af tob icco I y M ? \ Bpes, ol
? D, Hfte, of Amelia.
both bu men of wld nd su
of th? town was
talc? n ).?. ??a?- <?f our enterprising men bist
found thai th? re are BO
m the vari? Is of the
tOWO. 1 did showing for B
t??\?. 11 this siSO,
A to snd ball will ha ginn
next Friday evening, and every evening
now the knights meet for pi
.-i [iimi?.?r of youii from a distance
nd.
A n< w feed and gro ery store was open?
ed hen w< ek,
Dl.l) III ll<; WH VKIMTV.
Fire In >|?<?l.? I viinfn ?llnllle-lield
Purl. < oinnils.ioii.
PREDS-RICKBBURO, VA., Oetohor It
? Thl 1 im and stable., on the
1:. rclair farm, in this county,
purchased from Mr, p. M. Ellison by Mr,
>' uytvanla, w< re bum??1
this morning with Ova 1i?-h?i of bon
some provender, and farming utensil-?.
The iii<* is supposed 'o bave been acci?
dental. There Was no Insurance.
a meeting ol the Battit Pli Id Park
Comml held Mils morning ai th.
..till ?-, with the following gentle?
men pr--.nl: A. P. Row. J. i !
l>. M. Lee, T. McCracken, M. B. Rowe,
II. P. Crlsmond, J. T. Knlght. .1. p. n.
nd, ami j. i?. Corbii ,
menta were made to present th. matter
?.i th.- Battle-Pleld Park and roadway to
? longi
Mi. j.?iin i:. Caasell, of Washington;
Major ::. T. D. Myers, .?r Richmond;
H Willi ims, ..r Baltimore, and M ?jor
l.. Hi 1.1 v Richards, of Baltimore, wen
dvisor, m? mbera ol tbe commis?
sion. Captain M. B. Row... 11. k Crls
? and .1. T. Knight wei
e. HI, lllitte, to . I, fcj..
lition may be nee?le.| in this matter.
...? was cbo- n as vlce-cbaiiman
of th.- commission.
RBRVIAH CABIRBT KBIIOHB.
lotion Due. Il I? Tbiiiight, to Return
of ?I I In 11.
BELORADB, Octob? r IH- Thi Cebinel
has resigned, it ?- rappooed that the 10?
Bignation <?f the ministers 1
with tin- return of es-K-Bg Milan to the
Servian capital. Milan arrlv. d 1
daj In company mv.k his aon, King Alex
rat'^ ex-King
Milan t" 'h'- Si : vian capital ilnce bla
.s;?, w ?s ex?
pected to r.-ait from it. at the Premier
I : | | h m . ' . ' '
i th.. former Kb rmitted
:
King Al. sander 1
nation of ti?.- Cabinet
mi i IT-II POBCB AMBI ICAOBB.
BbIITO Troop? Killed <?>i'l Wounded.
Indian Tribe.men Surrender.
SIMM. 111.?Two squadrons of
th.- NiiiMi I :'-ll into an
embnaeade reeterday in the hill- i
Ban and Mamaant. A native ?Acer and
fourteen Bowara were killed. Seven *-'?>
wara were wounded, .-?r. I twegty-seven
?? kill? I.
Th.* Balaraata h-to* aurrenden I 117
n.i th- Mamuda have completed
tii.ir aubmlsaion to th ?uthori
ties, and have promised '?> be loyal la
future._ _
II.I.A'I>S OK a?A?. .?TA.
I.e.-idrr.hlp of Simnl.h t'on.ervn
tlve.. ,
Madrid. October i;>. The Cahlnei
?ted, owing to the
illness of ih.- Premier, Beaor Bagaste.
\ 'litlg t5 the pr?s- III lleli.'aMoil-,
*-- : ..r .*-i!vela, the leader of Ma- I' I
ratlvm 0 ill b.. oine. Mi.- lca.l? r of
tie Conservi
Th.* Beraldo, of tins dty, aaya wide?
spread disagreement exist.-* among the
Cuban autonomists.
lll-PAXO-POItTM.I BfB AI.I.IAXCK.
It I? Ileporled to He in Process of
A'eaotiutloii.
LONDON, October It, A ap?ela] dh>
patch from Madrid says ther?- is much
...n at t|M Spanish capital on the
? ; an :.',!! UK?* 1? tWe? n Sj..i in Bfl 1
Portugal, whi.'li ll reported to he in pro
ees.?? of neginlatlon The Portngnesi
Minister o? Manne, who is BOW m Mad
. >.|?r? mod Ihe belief that i och an
may be BOCOmpHshsd at ui.y
m. imei .i.
Ilorv l>? l-li II" rlil **!>? ?a.I?.
ililmors A mark an J
New eBSOa of diphtheria were reported
to the ll.-aith Department yesterday, ami
Commissioner McShane baa redoubled hia
? ffortl to arr.-st the course of the .
Be minks that the disease. Is du?-, In a
great measure, to the fact that children
t.i achool while suffering from
I stages. Dr. D. S. Williams ha?
been detaileo to visit all the schools in
?nd make a thorough investiga?
tion. Teach? rs have b.-t-n aehed to co?
in the movement. Btxty-oaie cases
of diphtheria have been reported within
??,. last t. ?, d-.vs. There w?r-? eighteen
deaths from tbe disease last wt?k.
State Council Junior American Me?
chanic?. I
l.YMMIRKR?'.. \'A. October 19.- (.-> -
. I , The twelfth annual s? sslon of the
State Council of the Junior Order United
Aue rlcan Mo-hanlca cotiv.-ned In this city
to-day, and will continue In session to?
morrow. State Councillor John F. Boehm
iioke. 1* presiding oitictr. Th?:?
are about .?* > delegate? present. The re?
port of the Grand Secretary* shows that
o7 members of the order In
Virginia distributed among lo_ councils.
An interesting session Is anticipated.
Irnla Uro?, n on Trial.
"VYHKELING. If. VA.. October I?.?
i ??Judge FTeer convened court at
Harrisvllle this morning to try the case
of the State agatnst Irwin Rrown. ac?
cused of rouribrliig Emariu.-I i'rull. of
Richmond. In Ritchie county, last sum?
mer. Rrown was brought in handcuffed,
and was cloaely guarded. The securing
of a Jury wan begun promptly, both aide,
being ready for trial. At ". o'clock the
jury, mostly farmers, was completed, ar.i
court ailjournod till to-morrow afternoon
to allow the summoning of witnesses.
Till*] BELMONT RACES.
THEY ARK WITNESSED BY A
GOOD CROWU.
*
Interesting i:\i-nii-lli.- I nirl? ? and
the Winner* ? An Arolilent ? A
I ?.?Ik?- of Elks Inatltnted at Chnr
lallBBl Ufa Tlattlag Memben,
CHARLOTTESVILLK, VA., Ott
19.?(Special.j?The races on lielmont track
this afternoon, attracted much attention,
and there w? re many entr?mes. The
following are the results of the fBTlOBB
svoBts:
First race-running, four and a half
furlong BSBtfl | . -t two In three; open
to a?l;*?to carry not Usa than 12D pound*?
purse %'J); $3.5 to first, $10 to BBBBBd, lb
to third. Entri--: W. Qarth'l [itimHIst
?C ii. Barkamp'i iirighton, c. i.
Pan Bowssaa's itob Roy, m.
Lawman's W-SStl he-ter. Won by L??onI
d.i?. Time, 1 rninut??.
Second race?running, five furlong dnsh,
for borsss not thoroaghhrad that have
i.? v. r won; to carry not less thai
pounds pUIBS $-,; $15 to first, $7 t?; BO*
Bond, $3 to third. Ratrtss; a. white* h
M ! T., L. H. Turner's Kan.y. W.
Btocktoa's If? .?: r. f. i:. RuOn'a Sir
J'.hn Fa 1st a ff. 1' g, i troWfl'S BOB Holt.
F. I*. Farlsh's Unknown, B. W. T.
' ? 'in I 't Big Charlie. Won hy Fancy.
Tune, 1 r.iinut?.-, 111-2 Bsrnnds
Third ra? ? trottlag, un.? mus I
two in thi It?, * to
Hi to BOCOOd, V> to third. Bol
Vla'S Georgetown, ?). It. Ornohundro's
J. B., .1. a amltb'a Bcotttsh King, u c.
Watts'! Billy Blacksmith, L. C. Wt
Blipi Won by Bootttsh ;
Tuna - rninut? b, ?t'.t seconda
Fourth rice-novelty, ?even furlong
?lash; open to all. to < rirry Bot k -
111 pounds purse PR; Oral al quarter*
i it, ? ; Hi al half mile, Ho; Brat at
three-quarter mile, Ol; first at the flnlsh,
MS, Kntii.s: w. Qarth'a Bteua, W, J.
Plcklln'i Milton T.. C. R. Rttfhn'B Tanthe,
C. H. Hurk imp's Royal Rover, C Long*a
Painetta, C. Long's Edartn. Worn bj
I l; .v. r. Tim.- i n onda.
Fifth race?hurdle, one and one-eighth
Blues, ov.r six hurdles; opeo to all, t?>
? in -. ii??! ! M th . n :? pounds, and to 1 ?
rlden by gentlemen ridera purs.- jr
to first, $10 to second, $". to third Bn?
tries; L. n. TUrner*a Pancy, u <-. Mad?
i Princeton, C. h. Hurkamp'a Brock,
l'. B. Bro*Jrn'a Ben Bolt, B, \v. t. Comer*a
Johnnie Jim. Wan by Brock. T?m-. |
minut?e, ?? aeconds.
IhortS ?was tkroara from his sulky gad
badly hurt.
A lodge Of BlkB was Instituted this
BVentng by Mr. Carter I?. X-al, ..;
RI?chmond Lodge of Dks, snd Dei
Grand Exalted Rotor of tho Bks la Vlr?
ginta, aaatated by ofllcers of the itich
nond, Btaunton, and Lynehburg lodges.
Th.?.-. prosenl from Richmond wore J.
a Ptsslnl, Br., J. a. Plaslnl, Jr.. j
Wells, M. C. Metsger, J. .) Powell, Soi.
Watt, l'hii. Bellotera, Joseph Btumpf J.
J. Koran. P. O. K.-lley, T. R. A. Burke,
Tiie Stnunton delegation arrived oa
No. 4. bringing with them fourteen mem
. wall Brigade Band, na?
dar the leadership of C Harry Hainan
Tl.. \ mar.hi-1 from Ma In-Btl ?Bet Station
to Hotel Olea son, rendering aeveral of
their popular aim along the way. The
Kiks in ti?e party were: -T. B. Ountner,
W. R. Burke, J. J. Klllgaller, B P.
Bailey, Thomaa KlvUghaii, T. a. Daw?
r='in. N. ?'. Wattn. Thomaa Burke, P, a.
Qbcbssb, Hoist Olson, a. m Vals, B. P.
?. ; ? rty, W. ? ?. Burkh Ait r, Thomas
.i. Crowd?***, J. i.. Bumgardner, and R.
S. Blackford.
Mr. W. F. Jones nn.i Colonel it. T. w.
Duke l'-ft to-day for Richmond* is dele
gatee from John Boarlo^traags Camp,
i-.?m'' i? rat'- Veterans, to attend ri raeet*
of the ?'.rand ?"amp. Confederate
Veterans, Department ?if Virginia.
Mm. F.. P Hawkins, Mis? QortnidS
Mann, and Misa Minnie Jarmaa left this
-.ft.ri.n for Norfolk to attend the an
Of the Woman's PofetgO
Mlaskmary Bodety ?of th?? Virginia Cob?
ference "f the Methodist Bplsaopal
church. South. They are delegates from
tha I..?ur.i Hayg.l Bod?ety of th.?.
Maths
SO! I II laBTTOaf,
('iiiirll)nj- >i> l>?-[ii..erit lie Speiiklntr.
Jtepn !.l lei. ii ?a ii ill da lea.
PRAJfKLDi, VA., ?> tober Ik (BaoelaL)
Y.-s?. i . was Couoty Court day. a
small crowd was in attend.nice at the
iii'l), and vc-rv little
in tim court.
There w-a- aonsldsrable political talk,
but there was no speaking for tha ; i
Banks sBy appointment! for this county,
.ii the Individual - tbal w< re srged t??
come here ??nd apt *k all I u . - t?-r
not coming. I that the r<
whj
Southampton le r*u| pos? ! to
Democratic, ihd to need n?. apeaklag. i
!:?i|?.- 1 bS ' ?nrii ?. is I .-:. . . ' t Ut a
I apathy and ov? r-coii!. .
I xist h.re. as ni many places, juid our
people ii.i al ' '
Th. ,r in full force.
It was thought at one time that they
would not pel op any opposition ?>? Hon,
.!. ?'. Parker, but at the last hour two
Bled aotlcss <>t' their candidacy?John j,
Hopkins. ,, negro, member of the now
d? n faction and John R. Doles, s m?*mb??r
of tli? Lamb faction. Neither assss to
ilarly aooslBat? a by his
faction, r.ur ea.h i- spfs routly boasg well
!.a?-k?-?i. Both spoke yesterday. Hop?
kin?, tin? aegro, dn a the olor line sharp?
ly, gad mate a % ! > Mtter speech, la
which be ssvsrsly sad Insultingly do?
aoaaced his >Repohllcaa opponent. I
speaking oil the I.pp??site side o?" th?
street, <rectpracated must cordially,
though be said less about Hopkiuj than
did Hopkins about him.
Th.- \\ ites Commlssloasrs of the city
Of Norfolk have api Otatsd a i-ommlt'.???
to visit Franklin, with a view to obraln
. writer supply for Norfolk ?ity from
the Blackwater river, al this pian?. Il
is th.- best opinion that nowhere In thi?
Boetlofl ooold they obtain s bettor and
mars reliable watet .supply than at tim
point. The SSBCOTS of the AlhOBIBrtS
Hteam HavagallTB Company, in ihetr
usual spirit of public progress ha..
fered the cooualttee free transportation
aad aatertatoasenl ?ri s trip for ?humea?
tl'di dOWB the river, and a committee
from this town, CQBSistlng of R. J, ?'amp,
W. H. Uabni-y, T. 0. Barrett, R B. U
Watkin-. R. A. PrStlOW, an?! U . H.
Btroud, lias been appointed by th* Town
<'oum.il to meet the Norfolk committee
and go with them on th.ir Inspection
trip. Th.y wi.I bS her?-, we are lu
lonasd, "n ? *" -ls'- tt
Mr. C ?C. Vaii?'l'.an, B prominent hanker
and th.* Mayor of the town, BOBUBtSSS
very III.
The appllcati'in of the Atlantic? and Dan?
ville railroad to the Town Council f??r
p.-rmlMiiion to run a -pur track up a par?
tion of Mala street rn.t with BBCh ?trong
and pSSSSStSBt opposition from ailj..
property-ownec? that ths application haa
>.. ?m withdrawn.
WILLLUMB1 BG.
f na t ? lin 11 i> of He?. W, J. Kin??
\pproiii-liiuu llurrliiK?-.
WILl.lAMHIil MB, VA.. ?October 1>.
tSpecial.)?The installation of Rev. W. J.
King, as pastor of the Presbyterian
. hurch, took place l??t night In tlu? pre
aeace of a c?on?regatlon that fllle?l the
nairred edi-flce, many not being able t?.?
cure state. Frofaaaor Charlen K.
illshop presided st the organ, and the
muatc on thta occasion waa of a fins or?
der, there being about fifteen voleen in
the choir. The Installation ceremonia*,
which were conduct-?* by Rev. K. T.
Wt Iford. of Newport Ntwi, the presiding
officer of the presbytery, u-ietsted by
Itev. Edward Maok. ot ??folk; Hev. R.
U Eggleston. of Portsmouth, and AI?-_
an'ler Rr-mghton. of Norfolk, and Pro?
fessor Stuhbs, of this place, ?ora most
iBIBflflUlie, Rey. Kdward Mack deliv?
ered nn ah??-, s.-rmon. taking his text
fr<?m Genesis lv., 10. In the a I - I
R?-v. Mr. Chlnn. of Suffolk, b?>th tho
charge to the poster nn?l the charg. to
the congregation were d-?l!v r?-d 1 y Rev.
Mr. BggleBtOfl, both being exceptionally
flno addresses.
Invitations were receive.', h r- to-day
to th.? marring? of MM Laura <>. Ham?
mond and Mr. i'ar. y ?'. Rr-inch. The
ceremony win take pmoa at ? eretosh P
M. October 27th at Oll-. Uran, h church.
Rev. Junltia AAMIkins will offl.-t. M-->
Hammon?l resides near LlghtfOOt Depot
Janea city, and Is on?- of the most at?
tractive young ladles in the county. Mr.
Rran.-h Is one of the largest truckers in
James City, and very popular. The cou?
ld w di tt M?s ai Um aid I
r T ?ano, which was purchaa? .1 some
time ago by Mr. I?ranch.
Mr. B. WIlkersoB, a leading baatasaa?
man <?f \V.st Point, and for ten years
Mayor of his town, was h. r>- today o
mi >t some of our city officials, In regard
to ? s'.ablishlng an electric plant here.
R.v. J. Wilkins. of Richmond, who
for the pa H twain months has ben
pastor of Othre-Braach chur.-h, Jam.^s
?'ity, Bnnday night tendered his resigna?
tion, which was accepted by the Board
of St? wards.
Mesara, h. L Raadles? vti Baleo More.
.-.,. k. iBSBOOtOri In the Newport Ni-ws
? nstom-hoiise, wh?. have been visiting
h.r... han returned t.? Newport News.
Mis.- Mary Trevilian left for Richmond
rday to attend the meeting of the
Orand Camp of Confederate Votaress,
peases from Msgrador-Bwell ?'amp.
..r ihtg p?a,..*. Captain C, B, Tnviltaa
and I?r. (borge A. Harikins. .] h-Kit-s.
Will also attend, hut will not be ? ?!? to
gol off until to-m-irrow.
Mr. Arthur DSBBWBd Ml y. .-i.-rd-iy for
BaltlBMm t?. visit his broth'-r. Mr
1 ?etim? .??1. No. l-H'i S?. Pan! Il t- '.
.Mr*-. ?sate Bantaon will visit her
daughter. Mr*-. BSdSBBBd Ritttln, at (?M
Church, IIanOS? r. this WOt k.
FtllMVH.I.I.
A Prelty YA e.l.llni_-\ Military Olltccr
It c.lu ii.. v
farm?.-n.1.1:. \a., October i:?.?(Spc
clal.)?A marrlag.? of unusual I
rnnlsed tO-day at high noon at the
Methodist > hur. th, In this town. Th.
tiag paitiis wt.' Mr. Leigh llam?n
lilanton. of Washington. |). ?'.. ami M.-?s
Aaole Olivia Rlddlck, daughter of Be?.
J. ii. Rlddlck, prealdlng elder of the
Farmvllle I?l-; , . i. DtOBy w IS
performed by the brlde'i father, assisted
by R- v. "i". M.-.N. Simpson, pa-stor of the
church The ushers ?rere Mesera. W.
Thomas < "?ark, .1. M. \ ? nal I?, Prof?
s?.,:k.. end Maxwell Robeeon. The bride
entered th.* church on Ute arm of h?-r
broth.-r, Mr. JuniUI Rlddlck, while th?
groom pro.led Dp th?? Oppfl ;' all'.
aocompanled by hie brother, Mr. (Bruin
Planton. The ehur. h was MVOT B-OTe
? BQUlSlt? b 1, and on the w hole
Be Of rare brllllate f. Mis.
.f. M. Prut?* presid.-d at the organ and
r.-nd.i.d Lneptrtag musk for the bappy
occasion. Immediately after tile . ? !.
muny Mr. and Mrs. Planton were driven
to the Norfolk and Western ?l.-pot, where
they boarded the USB train for washing
ton, their future boni?.
Captain B. W. Paalotl and wife went to
Richmond this morning to attend the
Orand I limp ?>f ? lonfi derate ? atorano.
Captain I'aiil.-tt was or-- of the youngest
Boldlera in the Confederate army, and to?
day n?. re lives no more enthualaatle vete?
ran of the war.
i-irst-i.i. utsaaal w. p. Venable, of the
fUrmvUle Quard, has aenl his resignation
batO headquarter-. It prill be ?pilte hard
to nil his place well and latlafactoriry,
l-'armville is forging rapidl) ah? ad In
growth, ii is rather remarkable to note
the new bulldJhgs completed and bow In
ooorse of construction In the face of th.
(iiiaii.'ial dearth Which prevails through?
out the whole country.
MISSIONARY AYOHK.
MooHag of ib?* Poiolga loolofy of
the ?ii-_,niia < on ferene.?<;?is Mm,
N< iRF? ?Lis. ? A.. ? ?. : .Spe?
cial.)- -Til. Woman's Porelgn IdJsslonary
.-.?. i.-ty of the Virginia CoBf? It
Methodtot Epi^i ..pal Church, Sooth, aaal
in its aim a In this city to-?lay,
in Centenary church. Mra. w. c. Ivey,
of l.yia hbiirg, hair, and
pal business transact? d at Um
morning session n i the i ding of re?
ports from valions committee*?. Tie
ci.ty will be in a aMon three A <
There are aboot MO delegates in
tendance, aad they are being entertained
at the imm? s of fa
At the evening session of tbe
by B number
of the btdl?
Tbe annual convention of the Am
. ;.,- i on will be bold at
? ?id i ...m Comfort, i?.i-!nuit!g tomorrow
and continuing throe days Same of the
m? mi?!.* of the a-.-?.. ; ?i Ion t..??. ah
arrived, sad an making preliminar** ur
rangementa for the oomfort and oBter
talnment of th.- .
Tbe object of the sssoctstlon is to pro
mot., knowledge of the ees?
I In thS gas business among Its
n.. mbers, sad to I Paout
ite wh.-n able
1. d upon. Th.- r. ?nil- to dotl '
i.. en . ?liireiy aati factory. Maay tan.
I ,;,i i : bavi b? M r.-a.i and pub?
lished, bo that the practica] resulta <>r the
different methods and appUaaoea i..r
mahlBg cas have been published by eg?*
ports fi.iii actual testa Prominent
,i:d .-.?pile ..p- . ted W
be pi. a* nl to Mi?- bub or mon.
The m"? ting will i>. called to order by
the preeldent, Charlee H. Nettletoa, >>t
i,, rby, Conn., to-morrow moi Blag la
convention hall of the Hotel Chambertta,
whi?h will be th-- beadauai
?PI'.KI*,?. I> \?)KK.
41a? ?n? Jone.?PWWOM nuil ll.il.bnr.l
on the Stump.
rORKTOWN, , ** > Oatobee IS CRpi
clal.)?Yesterday was ti?.- r> guiar Coun
ty-Coart ?lay aad a Sold day for the
Democracy of York. According to ad
fllUBBSal. Hon. Maryus JeaoS, of
i, was wilh us, and lion. T, I
pow< !. ti.?- o- mo i-'ti? i- * lbs
Houa? **P ttooi N- w?
porl N. ws. and J. P. Hubbar.l, OOW vigi?
lant and tal? lite.1 Con.mOBB I alth'S At
toraey, aas aleo on band. Judg? BBMth
ach al UM Weh* k, ami
tin i? the -
Mi. IV. K Oofl-gaa, our ?-.-unty ?halr
.....,,, nallsd lbs mssthn t?> order, and
fetroduced Mr. Jone* who, whan in.
aupia . ?g him bad nbstdod, soea>
menced bH ipeech, which aras aa ala?
queni atateaaeai of reaaoaa why Vmytotu
ibould SaOf tbe Democrats In powi-r. He
: .ru history what had always
;:;., i ?. ! ??.-I | .i; - - o? the
,. r.?tt?- p.nty. Hi? P! and
unlimited coinage of at-SOT was powerful
.m i ? oavta
Mr. Jones was followed by Mr. Powell,
wh. mad.- a pleasant am! aptlvating
eddreSS, Bad won -bS sympathy and ap
pt.iua?; ot tha audlonoe sir. Powell was
followed by Mr, Hubburd In a speech
of great power. Mr. Bahhaid had i*??en
i n? ?Ing candidate of Mr. Powell
f?r the i.oinin.ilion, and his manly appeal
frends to rally to the support or
Mr. Powell was very effective.
Death in Alexandria.
ALKXANDRIA. VA. ?CtSbSV l9.-(Bpe
lal ? Mr. J. Albert Ft H I, one. of Alex
sndrla'a beat-known an,i most popular
y.-ung men. dle.i at bis residence, on
upper Prince Street, to-.lay at l ocio k.
.Mr Fl.1'1 had b?-en extremely ill for some
weeka punt with typhoid-fever, though up
to the past day or two every hop?. ha?l
n'ertained for hi. recovery. Th?
d.caaaad was a nephew of Mayor ?ieorge
t_ S lu? peon, and had for a number of
year, t>~-n connect?*d with th? tt?m ,.f
H. I- SLmpaon's Hons. He was a young
man of great promise, and was a general
favorite in a wide t?rele of friends, who
deeply mourn bia untimely death.
SALE OF
Ladies' Mackintoshes,
originally bought nt half prie?
fi??m the H.ale of the Yemlome
Rublxr ('<?inp.inv'? stock, and uoxr
beiBg closed out for ?till lower
prices awing our removal bjiI?-.
(?? miine Cloth Mackintoshes,
some with 8io?*le <-.ij?? s, somo
with triplo capes, s??li?l 3>lack
Dia-onal Cloths, Solid Mue Di?
agonal Cloths, Dark Gray M i .
ture Cloths, Dark Plaid Cloths,
all lengths and h?zph,
resillar retail pri?es
up to $&
BALE itjci:
Finest lila? k and JMue
Scribe Mackintoshes, cost- AA
ting up to $5?sale prie?? ?-ayr-la
Children's Cloth Mackintoshes,
$1.23.
Boys' Heavy Rubber Coats,
$1.48."
Motormen\s Rubber Ovorcoatg;
$1.98.
JULIUS MEYER'S SONS. 6TH AND BR0AH
. V
$1.19
i,f.\in?.h?\ riti:?*iivtkiiy.
\ llnsy MeetliiK?T.leenaed to 1'nn.li.
Ki'porlt.
(Reported for the Dispat.-h.)
Th.- i rj of LsSlBgtoB met al
lUHhO-ro* .luir, li the Uth, ami was opened
with ?i !?erni(.ii by the H?'-v. .1. M. ,
ROV. F. f. Hartman waa elected mode?
rator, rind Ri v. C. W. Trawlck nnd Klder
? !.. Stultlnj?, uf 1'nioti church, tempo?
rary ilirkr?.
R >, ? V*f, It. ThoSBBSOn, of tho rrcaby
tery of 1'? in tmbtico. i' .??11. an?! Dr, K.
W, I d ?lift.m Korf-e, were In
vit>?l ??.tiding member?,
nn.l ReV. H !'. BtShOp, ?Si thg Methodlat
a*ajlsoopg] ?Chareh, south, as a visiting
Brother.
The u,?v. pr. T. ?* Whaling pr?*a??h<'d
tti?. Prsoh**terlal sermoa ob "The Diminc
ITIncipIea of th?? rr??nbytr.rl.ia
Church," aad sa order was ?taken tu have
n ptiated
Lleenttate Harry W. Hirers, ?>f 1.? xln??*#
ordained as a foreign evaageMoL
Candidat? it. i>. ?CaraoB, wai rsoofvarl
from Uolsten Pr?ssbytory sad iieen?<H?i to
preach ths Qosfeel. Ha w.i-^ aaatgaod to
duty In OreenWQOd. Mountain drove. mihI
Vailing Spring Valley ?liur h*a. lu H??th
?-..duty, the !?. i. t R i rs having
resigned the ohargs of thaaa ehurohas
to t ike a i? it-gradaate oooi egn Cninm?
lOOlOgfa ll Sellllllil v.
ROT. J'.iin H'ilT was r<celvi?d from Want?
gomen I'r ui?l i.iJfr takPii for
his InsfUlatloa as (??.stur of Mouuney,
? it. li'.tturn ehorchso, the
Y2tli Of Hoi ml?? i
The Rev. F. V. Sydenntrlcher will n?it
OOBtlBttS a* BtBtod supply of Oltnvllle,
Coal Y.iii. y. and RToodvlIle sharsh***.
\\ ? il Virginia, loager than the i*t ,t
next month, Permission war? Kiven him
to Ityhot outside the hoagis of th? proa?
bytery until tho next Muted meoitliiKi
siso, to R<-v. W, H. Oraras?
Th.. Rev. I>r. II. If. L.itini r r. slgnf-I
the pastorate ?.f CoUlBStOWB church and
Rev. ?!. \. Doyle, that of Clark .?bur?,
W. Y t
Arrangements worn completed to havo
th.- mlnutea of the pr? ?by i ery i>rtnte<{.
Hum.- missions received tii? usual ? -
itl.iii. An . irneat effort will bo
m ida t?> aupply two very Important tlelda
In \\? i Virginia al an early day. Tho
ehurchos of the preehytery win bo ankci
tu raise MM* for th-? preabytsry'* homo
?na text roar n >?ll?ht Inoren??- ou
?ilbuted the <-utT??nt y?ar.
The followtng Ki-ouptng of ? hurnhea was
ordered: Walker's Crash ( /.hlflh now has
US raomhors) an.i Bheflaariah) ona aaaaj
Tii. m.m.' Iheaaai tro-h, living
at Pond Gap, ?rid the members ot Logs***
hon church, living ar ?crai***r**ttaB, i*r in
number, a???k s n?-w srganlsstiSB, mastm**
a charge, and lasbanoa i?n?i ?lonlieri
a third. The Rev. Dr. Brooke, ayno.Uc.il
evangelist, mad? as IstsreoCtag report of
Nv.dk .lone lu \V.st Virginia.
The prashyterlal arasenr-ments were re
m d. Increasliig the ?total umount from
|H"l t.? II!".
Revs. ). B, Book? r, J. ,\r. Wells. H. A?
Toung, and Bidets J. D. Tom u and ? - *>
Coffer wera appointed t.. ?.rK.ir.iz? the
church at Crakfsvflls the lr.ti of Novem*
gor,
TBS next t.- d aBSetfag will be h?l?|
b u Blow ??horch th- l?th of May,
IfJB.
An Intereatlng sddrass on mission worg
in Bl ..: . i i y the Rev, \V.
H. Thosapooa.
The presbytery sdjoarasd to muet n?
Btaunton the Mth o? Rovosbbss to ?con?
elude the following busln???*: 1. The call
Of Baste <*?fy rhureh for the psntoral ?er
Of Licentiate Itob? rt K Hrown. *
in.? call of Walher*s-Creek church to
w. w. Carson, :i The revision oS
th.. manual of I It ry. 4. The Ot*
ganfrsatkm ??f two churches at Btaunton-?
one at the Olivet Wl^nion, ?onnected wtltt
th?r Kirst i ?ti?- on Bear's 11111?
th?? work of th?? S?-, oml ?hurch.
The following wera nominated at SOBS'
mlsskraera to the n-xt Oeneral Asaembly,
u hlch m< - ta In N> w ?rrlean? In May r- ?rj
rj-..li. lu-v. Drs. A. F. Fraser an4
<;. W, ?fialey; alteraatee, Reva, l?r. I ?'.
Palmer and Jt. a. Lnpeley. Ktders?DK
A. P. Kerr, of IflttbOfO*, and rrofesaog
\ i. Nelson, of Lsxlngton; alternates-*
Mu r Jed. Ho-tchklas, >.f Btanaton. an4
A. Mi. IfoCoe, of AuKunts church.
Tho presbytery now consists of ?ixty*
?Ix ehurcbes and fifty mlnlste?rs.
'a Tavern, Vs., October l?, 1SST.
BIO STO^K (?AP. I
I in ?nu?nul ii.; I'..Ilil.nl Report?al
N.? .Ir? Itiii.i.
i.l?; BJOHB OAP, VA,. Or?ober 13.?
.j1.>?Judge W, F. Rhea spent to?
day hero. Thu Judge haa be?-n stumiv?
lag ths whole Ninth District, and report?*,
r ; re gstta for tho election of alt
tho AHsembly candidates. He spoke to
a big crowd in Jonesvllle jrtsterday, and
the ! r bays he did s?>m* excel?
1. id missionary work amontf the Hepub*
.
.tor Dan!? I came In t?.-nisht. an?-*)
will address th? voters to-nioir..?*/.
We had the first rain In this section
for over two months to-day. our water?
works her? had closed .town, snd people
had to dopend upon the neighboring
cprlnas of tho boom period.
Hufus A. Ayers haa been in Mew Jforg
for a week, an?l It is hoped by the us*
tlv.-s her? that he may persuade somo
of Mr. Hanna's prosperity to come Into
thla section.
- i
M in oat laslg? Oat. i
The stomach that is not tur?m*a in... ka
a ahaklns up on th- "briny ^27\ 1ft
be a weir fortlrUd on*. The ?g-aatr?i a??l\
ratus can b* rvn?l rt?i proof ?agateatsataL
.tckne?s with that stomuciue *e vopuEi
ion? travellers by u** mnA j^aJ laT..*
ters Stomach Ulttira It a.f2?i~V'>?,*u
tem aaain.-rt n.-l.rU arw rbsSLt-^T ,y^