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THE RICHMOND DISPATCIT-SATORPAY. AUGUST 27. IMS_
SPANIARDS 01.A1.K
i.am.i. nom OR ?'it. SA1TIA4R
TRIM)m MM BTART iiumi-.w Imai
CORPSES CHECKED AS PASSEFGEBS
11,1? Barm? ?o lie ? iisi.tt ?>
?bo VimiiUb Tr?n?iiorlnlli.n I " ?
aauaj? fhaflan Also sail? Im
lltinir.
RARTtAO i,i
1- M !
Cisco, Sau ABgrUBtia? and Colon 1'ft Ut
liai.
oe II * *
otT1 aa aaaaeingara.
I
in?::.
.
pat,. I tax
?sa? i
.
General Toral, ?ri H Sag adieu t-,
, ?.g, Biiid: ' ' , I
IlOl,
' I
and i
la blood, 1 ' ;i!"1
i
R BAILS
i
'
...Hi Major
'
Ale., with
ti Corpa,
! . and
aa iio
will '
I la a
milch
.
corbltant pi
red to-day
lay the l
from
day.
with
Illinois I
ill mu? IH i 1ROLIRA RBGIMRRT.
] tenti-niiht-i iiioiK-i Cowlea Se?ase?
im it? i< ?ni?.n in Bea*Hca.
WAR]
m!, which
; nid,
hi - p li?
ment In tl
both tho Pi
Of Wir.
hi or th? !
.
pally
from one baa
u, and I rom men.
who are
; i. quire
f "f War gave Colonel
that tiio n >i
meat viii be k. pt in i
Tin; ill . " \ "LAMBS."
All aat-C ben Ktremely
I . i
and PI? kott i ..h,i, in de
i doing to antei tal Bo]
of Philadelphia, which wishes to tnkt In
I to tb? ;. nt...
of the
bmond,
a gnliiMi' who
liae resid? d in nia f m b
> .ir the poet an II,
"Seh.; is known in
Irtay of tl
"l'Ile ? ,?, lu
bIou ano h ?para. Th< n i nothing I
like, . . bout
Ol ?
i impost I of the very I and
it ) I bed i in, frolic, and
ami ment
the n t i ' togt thar, i
janlzat! I, In t ict, t. i
niun? nt would be compli t?
arltbout th 'L ml '
are to fa tve ti' nty of t at h, and
thing else
liavo a . -, for tie
=oon cv. a tl
iho ton a la a i acquire
t mi- t- i'. ration In a
short time.
thk? Am: ? ' x
"They aro
idmit that aotne al
?a >t, Um y olaim that not oat of I
ias t>een h
Information
n rtg-.trj t". ami I
?vllh, tha '1x11)11.-." la to U,
tu-y h;.\ 'i ahraj admin d and n
ho Confe.lciate soldier, and :
>?>fn ragdy 'to extend coi
??arty jrn ?tint,' to
lappened to \i-tt them, Then
ritr lu. t .
r | ..: : i' . line, and "
RI b
noud will do
; !e:idld V;
.
AsFlsta: t
.ikltiK a short \ u atlOB Park.
Cuj'taln Jwha U. Husaey, a
i county,
urned to the city to-d ly.
IX l'\ Rato? Letiuir, N. C . C, W, Baung
lers, Richmond; Mrs, Thomaa Pratt,
toa?oke, Va.; J. It. Smith, Puroalvlll?
O, m. Borum, ; i lilwaj.
,it> at the MetrojK)
Dr. f. W. 1'. R) ?h is In the
! with the i
nd Ohio Railway i
Mr I'l.-ton J? lv! n, ol :, who
s m en travelling on th
to-dky.
. of the 11
111 v. i to'day from Atlantic City, tbo
and |i ft
i
?
eejLT?atf?iril -bi?si' tgsj ija
train to-day
or als boas?, at BcottsvlUa, Va,
Josi fit \\ Hlanl, of the Third
States Vbteatet r Iniantry, was it,
la eity today, und o*UWd at th? Mitro
ulUan t<. ttor Martin.
\l.
?he fourth-claaa po*tmast?rn ap
lutcd ning' i" i
O. Wild (dead) Big Pin?
"U'ity, N. c; 1). F. WriKht. vice
>. Haddock
" '?"?>. N. 0.<0. W. Smith, vico
. H. 4Th?iii,l,er?i?ji. North (.arden Albe
lit M Terry 'vice r
i. Dtokariofl. wm,, Vhiy? C?un\y v_ "
Martin M. Handy ha? been oonamlaaloa.
d a tonrth-olsas postmaati-r at ink, N. C
X IUJW ?ut,U>ll?u? lias htsc-n seUbUahad
at Reggie, Rooklnsrhnm county, N.
al tn in togsvllle.
AKMY . Kl'KrtH.
Tho following-named enllstnl men, n
nt the atatlona designated, sttfS I
will be dl barged fn
rvlce of the United ?tat
mdlng offlcera of their respect!
n?:
i- vate Charlea s. Monte, Company
1 h ii ', oluntl <r Infantry. Csi
Mea, M : Pa,
Private William W. Baundara. ro
Fourth \ Irglnla Volunteer inf.
i uv
followtng>namcd officers, havl
tendt i lona to tal
i. UM, are honorably d
l from tl : the I ' i
ite:
int Jason P. Cunnii
ham. First North Carolina Volunteer J
bar?es T. T,-i*Mt<
!.. r Infantry.
Private -!- a* s a i ;iti , O mpany
,| North ! ' ' v hint' l r Inf.
try, i md. <;.a., g
om the servli a of t
the commanding offi?
- station.
ttvta BL Foot, Conapany
Third Virginia Volunteer infantry. n<
si i >unn i- ain be diet barg
frost the I nit? d Slat
fflt , r of bit
This i to ti iv .
,nt Alien '1'. I
. .1, * lompany B, Set end \ irgli
r Infantry. BOW Bl Jl I
d from tl
ef the united Btab i by the
Ing officer of bis al ition.
Private H-nry W. Noif. Con
i North Carolli r Infa
i da., w
...1 from the s.-rvh
itl m
in- Wlllism C. Rivet
ry, win pi.i '.n th.- ax]
.!. v.l., to Camp Wlkoff,
Point, v. v.. and Join bis troop.
[edad C. Mart i
di partmt at, will proca
from thla city to Fort Monroe, Va., o
, Inlni t,, the qua
nt, under hurtrui
. bim bj tl
my, am
- platten of 'his duty will
i
rtMoi s 101 TEERS COI*.
Mr. Turner, ni' UnitIniore. Uns
t oiileili-inl?- lliilf-Dollitr.
Itimort Ami rtcan |
Mr. Q ' TW( n
'
u ! '. liai f S i""., bas in his pOI
half dollar, vvlil.
1. Il o ht. Il
from an old man named Blume, of Nul
. W. Vi
lut ICt, U I
is t lu- only ? Confederate I
..ne, win. n wat
.s ott, .. m d( lit N< a "ik city
sa that of the silt : dollar ol lb
.... ; i me, with th,
Goddess of Lib?
I'd, b. !.. sth. 'i ature i
die wa
struck, in th. centr? I I bearini
ira and Paus ol thi I
ils the B( . ich Be
ration of I,
\ l.l,' rty pole is thru:
I, and I" al
.m.i the i h
i wreatl i uiik o
sugarcane d nd a ?tala .. Ab '
Ine v Coni
tld beli.W them th
denomlnatli -. "Half Dol."
The bl tory ol and its tin-. <
fount, i parts is |nt< re iting
1801, the United States Mint, at Now Oi
leans, fell into Confederate banda Thi
rat? Oov. rnment, then seated ii
m- -1 y, Ala., decida to hi i
id to stert a cO
ta own at tiie mint it was deb
to h, gtu the ser" s with the ail
? n..!. in April Mr. Memmlnger, I
rotary of thi Tree in of the i lonfi Je
i a call for designa, !
looted tl
.... A. II. I Of NeV
trleans, and four colha were struck a
under the direction oj
Dr. B. F. Taylor, oiner for thi
Stab i of Amei lea." But tht
id that
. of stiver bullion, i
anol be r to 1
ie four coins wen
ited io persons who wemld be moa
ik- iv to take an int-1- i in them. < ini
to l'i..
II, of the i of Lou
. i., na, ont to Dr. E An ., ol New < T
sans, and tha fourth, togetl er a Itb th
: or, who ha<
t of t be mini wht d it was stru k
- the coin wbli I - In Nee
Fork city. About the y< u 1878 Dr. Taylot
<oia th? coin and the die t" .Mr. Scott,
rhe hitter, in in n, ,ii , 'I of the coll
bree ? :
au tlon In Nee fork 1
ion of which it formed a pari wa
for i ale; Mr. B "tt bought t he i
ck. and has ,.? ni 'I ii ver since,
? ine of the other coin prob tbly thai
sbich was sent to tha <!onf< i. .
nun' nt In 1861 nt," Into the p,
f Jefft Ifter the a
iootl wrote t.. Mr. Davis, ai king him II
he : li.i owni i thi pi? . Mr. i...
' ' d. In a i?-?t. r a hlch Mi Bcotl Btfll
has, that I
,vh, o I |o, if?5
logethi r a Itb many othei thing - thai h,
iwned, end I hat be bad nev, :
.n. re nd. I'p to the i i
wn. Of thi
no d< fin *
,vaa repoi i, d to be In N- in 1882,
London Deuili Hate.
(Cot,' R< View )
. in,Mini;. ,| in quantity, .ir
'.
i reation groun
u litb of the itii i
I, It has bl
utury thai
been ompliahed. And the |
and la ii.,- dlmlnlahln
,f most pre u cties, and m thi
: mdon. There are e
to-,i ay where the d
lOUble that Of London iv ?t ,,
mi w i; t hi di i. ! rat
for wfa da i hin th,
i.
i i annum at I
winch would b i n i Iflci .i but foi
ind mu
m. Bui we are only i thi
e pinning of our |
?in be brought down to k v
m. :t thari .ni i ;
I whei th<
' ?. The dt .I'll
I wiek is under 1'. And
lea] limit it Bg
ary t
word will not i.
ewer I a f i
Ink In a
sell found bouse; ui.nl lbs bubi .
,!.!. infection and COM
- ,1, until the Ini
...' r ar > destroyed by u
lonal Infanticide than
,f the rich; until birth, measles, wi.
as oougk, and acarlatin , have ci
e, iiii.it>- the homes of tha ra raleas, tbe
. and tin? Indigent \
. ast a quarter of mir present death rate
I due to conditions which, if th -
neaslhls ware not so helptesa
t'tiorant, wouM atnount to manslaughter
mi even murder. And perhaps
leatk rate over sad above thla la
m- to eonditioaa which are distinctly
ios acatable by science and by oi
Ion. In tbe good time tu tome the
IMS] lives we slaughter annually
i ixindon alone by our stupidity .''?id mis
lainiK' innit will be told by our dl
nts ns an abnormal barbarism, such is
aiisfd ttio Pla?ue and th? IJluck Death
? old.
m it I'Ai'i.it?. ?un Balsa
al
15c. PEK HUNDUKL?
at the - >
? '1WATCII iU'k'IGBt *- ___.
PtTHIAN COHCLATE
IttTllltnM MSTKIH ADOPT A
I.VailtVMl: KK4T1 RR.
THE IHVESTIGATIOlf PROCEED!
Marli niitl? oli- In Flmllno; ??nt Hit
Mnilr the i I;?true? ?ariiIo?! lb
O ill err ??Per IHi-tit I niluinmil-M'
trrlnioit Offleor?.
11
d
1
! rNDIAKAPOLU, IND.. A turnst ?-TI
??at! i " | . this afternoon, after
spirit ; ted an Insu
llar to the endowrm t
i.'.i.u "f the Knlghl "i* Pythlaa, Tin- si'
. afAUate with th? \.
lundi of Women, and ek ct< ) Mr
Ida M." W.-av.r. of i:..i*e fity, Id.-iho,
? (he meeting .it Ornab
I .her.
It Is , Conceded th;it the nej
i i e bald at Detroit, thong
i rille lins not giren up the fight, b
nny mean?.
The Inveatlgatlng f"V>mmtttr-t\ appointe
i.y the Buprente Lodge, Knights of l'y
thins, h'M ;i meetintr fatal night, h hit!
doors, find tril 1 tO Br*g out who !
t
r?, but they mad
ut m., h- ?dway, aa phone awder
. i : rve ill' lr Innocx I
ti . . iri to-day, n
i more tima.
PER DIEM ST IND8 AT
The question of reducing th'- .
\.-i t.l .?' I
i allowing them milt
came up again, and by an almost nnanl
moua \"'..- 11
:v and I
centa i mile.
Tie 1'yilil :n K; ' ' the f"l
..nil era this aft
i ! II:. I '?
u ..re. ati r, m ' ?bani i llor
n p. Ubby, Westbrook, M<
\-i.. r\ W. a. Dlll<
th, Lincoln, Ni b.; Supn m? Pi
M Annie m ?, R. 1
-
N. H ; E
Keeper of R I St ll, Mr?
W, Ad
\ , ura Rorx ri Smith, Rich
. ' ; Suit' mi
I Plain City, < ?. : ' '
,. N D
N, .1.
SUPREME LODOB OFFTCE1
INDIAN ?POLJS, IND. I
Knights of I'
lourm d this <
the followlt 8 oftl
Bupn ne- ' i.'i. llor, Thomas r,
! |hi ny, Pa.
. h inci llor,
.
rs nill i
morrow Th<
on.
: OWMENT RANK REPORT.
Much of the morning aeeaabn of tl
Set' ll tO th
ol th? report of Jobn A n i
be Smdowmt at
Rank, ' itlon.
Representative Bbtvely morad thai I
rej irt be print? d. Fi lend? "f the
. .i to th d '! -
i lt,. w. i. ntattn s Bit
i: . i a number of I
i Mr. Shin ly'? motion, and it Anal?
ly ) i' r two ho un had I i
on.
RUMORS AHOUT BNDOWMRNT RANK
V r ! rumors w< n :| i to
th? condition of the Bndowmeni i; ok.
Ii th?- inaut n: i.iam b i f lb?
and I tag pollcli a
;
Th? o.mlttee appointed t.. ini
the t the supn me
olB< ers 1 a two days, but
Is n.'- n 1'iv to report.
ra to-<iay alected om
'. i.-.
Camp ColgroTo la almost a thing of th?
past The last formality araa thi
I : laea.
f-.-im
Ogden H.
to
BOMR till". OF I III. </. \r.
Tilintea nuil Aiiiliiliiiii? ol Melmlim II.,
<ir Rassiav,
m.)
Ben has just
published ;i little volume on th? ''".m
ol st Petet : art. a hli b la full of
prii . foi pie. It gire? an in
tlda view of th? imp'liai household and
an ui ; '
by sa) in -, that wbi n i end?
ed the throne on ? ;. no?
body kn.w what to think of him. I ?>
to thi had llvec" in almo I com
tly, people
waited with anxiety for that
\souiii ?nabl? them to form aa opinion
of him.
? me of I
i all
y of atti
to hi? ] proti ' Ion. Nicholas 11.
. ond doubt, man of co,.
Inherited this virtue frem bla grand?
er. He 1 ' and bt :
that tl : d< 'tii I
In ti. of Qod. 'l want ti
and '
little to me i I
mj dt iih " N the ]
! Ibllli outrage 1
In ?pite of
n
DO Wfa I bfl ?ill. thi r
lectio imlly
th con
in a\ j burden for a >
ti.. ' the police guard
Hi m Impi a the
nothing i . for
hold. Nichols ii
lly at tin- table
bn akfaata at th? oom I i ir< na
the Blmpli
Invited. Like all ;
work a an it i
hurry V. Iti Ddl oflli . I
innot h.ip
but when among hut Int
u- n.- Ut n mark.st.1,. iu an j,?s
Ali under III., tor example,
vseiit through tbc ?treeta of Bt, Peters!
th b brilliant < -. ort. N
i ? out la an opeo . 11
father had the streel through which hi
i atralry. Nlcbol . . rj
1 abousned thai custom, and most
"" ' tne PO? My ignorant (>[
the courat the imperial carriage win - g<
i lo- etiquette "i t
' (1I>'1' r ? moer
ni? i i.-. i j i. i
i tne aoreratgn. .M"?j:ks ott?n
iiavi bum
I to Bt. ]
thai
amlned and th it ?rill i,0 done to
them. Nlcholai II reada aiaaaelf nil
the letter? thai earn? m atas, i>ri t?,..
margin of each be marks with a red
pencil the reply to ba ?ande bu! h? nev-r
pardoi who bar? trli i t.. deceive
i im. er who have Insufficiently Informed
of the aaatti r t.. he ,), ;i|t wuh q.,ie
energy with which ho established the re
Iblllty f..r the cal i strophe of Ko
dlnsky is well reaaembered The prompt
. .u!; whioh be dlemiased the guilty
partie? on that aaaaaorabl? occasion con?
tributed not a little to render him ponu
lar.
Una detail gives striking proof of the
Blmpliclt) of the tastes ol Nlchohu U
Whan ho wan about to visit Parts in the I
summer of H?h,. ho did not have ? grana- I
ooat In his wardrobo. Nich..|.,- ii d. testa I
*v>.!.ok ceat: be prefer? t.. amar the uni-1
, arm of wie u( hi* i ?gjlit??lv II?. aiwuj s I
refused to wear an *vening coat, bt
this time there was no la*?lg> for hin
i? If the ( Kur could appear la uniform I
m> of the court* of Europe, be could m
^ dlspens? with a dres?-coat in Parla. H
r.-nigTtrd himself, therefore, with a slgt
and sent an adjutant to the court tailor.
"?'.umust mak? for but Msjesty
drefs-roat in the latest Parisian fashion,
i commanded the adjutant.
J. "V.-ry well," replied the tailor.
The i.tt tailor wa- capable of cut
* i use the uniforms of his Imperial eustc
mrr, but by aos i chaacs b
was Ignorant In regard to the lates
Parisian fashion. Ha refused to excout
the nraer until ho wa? thoroughly con
venant with the necessary details. There
for? be ?ent to Paris to find out th,
latest fashions In dr*ss-.?ults. A few day:
afterward his messenger returned to Bl
Ii Petersburg, and two weeks lafe.r th,
a suit was ready, it is ssttmatad that th,
suit cost I " rublea Certainly it Stted tin
r" Emperor like a ?love, sad Pai
it would have been very much astonlaket
,. to learn that they BBW Nicholas II. Ir
. a bla'k coat for the first time in his BT*
Th? Czar and the i 'zarina are exceed
s- Ingly p..puiar tro only al Bt Patersburg
ha' also throughout Russia. As husband
i and wife, father end mother, they havf
W'.n the h'-arts of all honest folk. Nich?
olas il. hai not that snappish and some?
times Imperious mannet in court that wa?
h characteristic ,,( Alexander Hi-, whi
y never allowed any one to forget for a
moment that h? was master. The
Czarina was alwavs Obliged to obey him.
'' Put NlCholai II. and Alt caraira !
- r- vnn Bra like tWO chums. Both do Bl
st Ithee troublas the other.
t in Bl Peb n burg It is said that
was then- -eeri ..n the throne Of R
, couple so well mated and so romj
* happy. Wh'n th? Czar and Czai
chatting familiarly. Joking, and laughing,
and watching everything and everybody.
3 "I ?m a Russian, like and one of my
cte," said the <laar oaa day.
'?'hs created n good Impiaseton agon
i ti a pt opte, . ad a i where
i reciprocal affection of the Czar and
, the Csarlns la remarked in Beany i
vident pleasure they
. mnpaay. Tha
5 montea during which they are ebUg
ted pear to worry th?m con
- ni.i, tho opportunity
s i ?ther.
Th- pom
-i. until i it,- at night it frequently
. napp. i thai '. rs and
. and ministen, after midnight >'Ut it la
, rare that I s Und him alone.
lina is generally m ited bt -
iiiui, working al i r Sf,w
iu?f. Aa
ks up
?her ...
. n't dtsturh >"
;
| . sii.nce thi ' n turns to bet
r thimble on her fl
while
, B{ her : id" her
, affaira The I tlaae
! w,,n thr affectiona not only of her
it of 1 Her
-in,?Ii u Im
., I . .. ..
lu Russia much la expected from bar b>
b over the < zar. J mring tbe 11 -
gn the governmeat was blamed
f,r i- I ni' tie da
for :
exhiblUni
d< sling with reUgloua Intoli :
A n Ition in this i
u ng the pai t few
re empira Tins
i ttributed to the Infiuenos of Alosan*
ti ra i ajada t
I In Poland and o?
ihe ? la Flutend bat own.
But the I
id and
well-developed, sound, practical i
i man,
i. took up
, and i., now begi u -; to apeak that
lj. t-\i?. has a.
very as inkfort-on
th. '
i.-- a moss Ian and ,
the ; sell. Ri m irkabt* spl
I add' d
|0 III i ' ' impl It 1 d that
aha mm rli m bar
i ho km .V very lltl i of b r. The i
di< d w h n lar daughter
. old. ." he loot her
-. that aro
ps not f< i. 11- n. i o t Bons and
i
iding
th,- warnings of the doctors the Qrand
Duch , lalde of
ner I al l Tbe
rs at that
I, did not
her, ''inj aha died on 1 mber it,
tho di ath of le r youi
c is knows that tl tilde oi
married Nicholas U. a fsw weeki
tti- death "f Alexander 111. I.
. i 11
Church thai ab n Ived her pi ,
Alexandi rna. in place
ol her mother, It was 1 tei ( lbs
i
In :ii" morning I
th?
i ' an an
with her
r?d a 1 ad with her left
of bom v. 1
'ik
. '
'
i I"
Prin
re been i
veml
D Olga
than ever U
| herself for ] ivlng
i han an fa farol
h. r v. -. NI
:
little dsaghti r to be com I
of a nune. Nl
their advice in on |fa
Ii
of pu i into
rica i
. ' , th?
At the
a t he trip
In a
.,1ns II. Is an ardent believer In the
education of the end it 11
be will win the title of "Imp
l pit." ju^t as one of
mm - m i Ited th it of "in.,
.lor."
In IsT?, at th? l'ii. n of
.- t apart
f?r l:
than 28J-0 1
m of i ' -
department
Bad " ' install?t!- : : ,i> ,1
In UN, in Chi
' . d
un tres, and the thatellation
i
rved for the Ru-:an d
ment m the Exposition at I : the
cost of Installation is airead) ostial
at *OM,O0Q rouble* Thi men of
figures is often spoken of. It is evident
that this tim? they are talking loudly
in favor of Ra
?-?a*
A I'aruKon.
(Chicago N. v.
At list I've logad an honest mnn?
A man who Is as true as Btcsi;
Not that he's pavead his worth, I gran',
As gnardten of tho public weal.
Hut ho went tlshing yesterday
. tie n . .rue holm- Bt night
Wtth manly grit enough to say
That he hadn't bad a bite!
<d,i paper? for sale at the Dispatch
aaaaa
JAEGER TRIAL ENDE)
CI.OHRD ?K?TKHDAV AKTEHSOO;
A FT KR TWO LfflPfl AMI MEJ8TS.
THE VERDICT HOT YET REHDEREI
The Conrt Aiijonrued tnlll Septen
her 2il?ferarnnt Gormm Surren
dem?Turhnlent llepnlilleana an
Their I'oiitl. ? I Dlsaennlons.
LYNCH lie HO, VA.. August 26.-(Spo
Mal ) Tb? trial of I>r. A. Jaeger clo?c
this aftarnSMB, the. day's :?e??sli.n being oo
!.'d with a four-hours' argument b
the BfCUOOd. and a concluding address o
one hour by Mr. Robert a* foott, of Baa
noke, for tne prosecution. Owing to th
length of timo necessary for making u)
and correcting the voluminous record th'
court decided to adjourn over until J-'i 1
day, September 2d, on which, day the;
will render their verdict.
THE DERERTER snmi-.NDERS.
W, P. Oocanan, fourth sergeant of thi
1 "itz Lee Rifeta, who was Beriten-"d U
six months' Irnprlionraent, loss of pay
and .??-honorable discharge, and who es
1 fr.'m ('amp AlgOT, gave himself ur.
morning to Sergeant Berugga, of tu?
same ""fflir. who will take him tC
Camp Alger,
TURBTJLBMT REPUBLICAMR
The ma--.-m. i tii.ir of Republicana "f th?
City I Bight to fleet !
the district convention of Lynchburfr Sep?
tember 7th, ?ras oi.e Of th.; Bllll lllloal ant
turbulenl gathering? of the kind
that baa erar bean known bora, The or*
a foi i- d i taster
James M. Mclaughlin, after hour-; spent
in a haabtd and violent controversy with
ti..- flistinctrj.?".-' d element, led by
Robert Cox, retired :. and
hi M . ?re . r ?iLT. TWO d"l? Citions
will ' vor t.. repn rent Lynch
burg " hlriLT ?i.ngresslonaJ
convention. Daniel Mutler. a OOlorod inun.
was endoi ; i Coi gr I t th? con
'ihn; M' Laughlln following not
only oatnumbered tin* opposition, but it
d tho white member? of the
ami the beet element of the colored
iii m n bMBJHHnlAL it \t r.
1 bet IMnnn Hiive Hee? Selected ?l.nily
Ittneaked by a iinii.
UBZINOTON, VA., August 26.-(Spe
1 The commltteo in charge of th
II to the memory of Hon.
John Randolph Tin-k-r ha-; ?all
by Mr. William 0. McDowell, of
(ten. The ?dans of Mr. McDowell
a with a num?
ber o?' ata
from all orar the country. Th.- plan? .-.til
for b amaatra two-atory lino
arith Kentucky blue
trlmminga Th?
will ornamant the front, and from which
a handsome vestibule will admit into the
memorial ball proper. This i.s to t
rol room twenty-Are feet ?,
i two In th
t.. ho placed the i.ust of Mr. Tut ker, now
le by Mr. tine,
'ilptor, and with it a tal
will detail til.- v. nt-t of Mr,
Tw ki In the eecond .- lory
i" a | ilk v, in which will I
pictures, and will look down on the me?
morial ball Tho top of this toom is to
be enclosed with an artistic co
The remainder of th,> building
will ! to the various purposes of
boo) "f Washington and i.
University, which wa ?del pride
of Mr. Tucker. On th" first Boor there; ?rill
he two recitation root 'the two law
two tor the law pr ' ad a
lobby for the law St On thi cond
fl.e.r will ti" pla . .v library,
adlng-rOOm, and tw> additional
'lie- ooei ol Ute building, aa approal*
;. will he from I The
bulldli will be pi
..o th commanding ?minence in tbi :
of the pn Th" arc
ting th? plans,
lluramente
will be made to let tho building for t-oti
truct.
LADT ATTACKED v,Y A BULL
I Annie Taylor) while going to a
Rr .1 on s M.
. a .. by ? i ia bull
morning. that the
badly bru:
. lUghtl r of Mr. Wil?
liam i >.'>, and '. I with her aunt,
Mrs. v. Il un H Neta, t.. ir r i Leg.
Ingtofl ' i burned last ni^'it. The
the v. : k t m down Into the
nil in the lump. She threw th? Mazing
lamp v. is broken i
fail. The "ii Ignited i rapidly,
Ing her dn lire. She ran
and jinn; . i Into a . hieb
'
TIM'. HODMEN It IMiK-MMll'll.
How nn 1'iteiu}'? llltlnm-e i? Amer
Inliti'il.
(Raw V.rk Tribune.)
within the hurt faw y- Ul in the art of
wan'. Pad in th.
with which long>raage guns u?-.- tir.?i.
:.ly are cannon built that will thr.>w
i : i further than formerly, hut
able
tho gunner to hit his target to-day as
nly at a distance of four mill
at one
, . : ' ther he is a ?oldler
I
onlv f r markanaan, all be need? to
know of th? object he
nine
..r other : i.s
hlfrh or t- ?nst
. : itlon from
can ni Me to. He
hnon ! of wind is prevailing,
llowance,
i.ut tl by
which bt
to
the distance, ' i thi?
he num
: yarda t etween bla : the
Ined,
he knows . much to ?levai bla
ruft.
Pi . !y the im? thing is :
< guns, whether thej m mted
n a fort designed to d.-t-nd a harbor
rom ? a anemy*? ! I or are ob ahipboard.
\nd the Instrument? called "range-rtod
tain how far
this
b iv? com-.- into usa in the last f> w
. they allSi m
principle It I oe of which sur
lawalty mal and
tronocnera also employ it to a
ain ti: ira.
- anderlyh . ?-; a rary
limpie one. The ?tndent "f K.-.,inetry
.uns early in hi ?V thai if
ho length and
he angles which thta thi
see known t to
lKure out the length of those two ?id??
ilso. The surveyor, the astronomer, and
he man who use-^ a range-imd-r si art
vith aa ' ? triangle, a blah they
,ii th.ir "h:\seiiiie." ami Imaginary Une?
li iv?n from the two ends of H to the dis?
ant object are the ones who.se length is
o be ascertained.
The base line, which, in many cases is
iorizi.nt.il. u very carefully ni.-tsured
o begin with. A small tel? sop-, with
trop r attachments for ascertaining
ingles, is now atattooed at eaeh end of
his lino aud traln?'d on tho object whoso
llatanco ono wants to l<?arn. Home rangr
Inders are so made that when the angles
ired a good deal of Ugur
ug must lu* dufig 14 get U1? deeired re
BRIGHT'S DISE?S?
OF THE KIDNEYS
GENERAL JAMES C. HIM
t
R. R. Commissioner for the Stste of Va., ig made whole by
Buffalo
LlTHIA WATE!
8
- "Four years ago, with my general health in an ?stremely broken down
condition, I was Informed by my pliynlrli.it that I had ltrl|<lif. Dleeai
Kidneys, for which I made a visit to the BUPPALO LITHIA BPE1 IOB
month, durln? which time I found the water highly beneficial, and con'
r of tho water at homo my health continued to ?rn;
"A second sum mer I returned to the Springs vrlth nay health In all rr?p?, i
Improved, again spending a month, ?till Brlth ste.idv imp-oven.- '. ?.
eoMiplrt.lv rrttored mj health, and I have had no return of th* < ' - I
' twelve months.
"I am now in strong and rlgorono health anil haw been for nearly to
leading an active hii<liie?a llf?. My recovery from a condition ??hlrlih.. i
the moot scrlon? appreheinloii upon the part of mr pli>?l?li?o. on Ml
DtfMir, I urrlht lolrlr to Ihr me of BUPPALO LITHIA WATBB
Buffalo lithia water ,r;..:;, :,:
many of the most serious and most SOmmoa Uli that aSHoi uikind. \
book can be procured on re |UI -'. t intelnlng the tc?timony ol
clans of this country and Europe a? to the wonderful power "' BCP1
WATER In ?ont, Hhmmatiin, Krtght'? IHiri.r, (iuvrl, I nd lKe.l I..,,
I?v?pep.la. Servons KxhaiiHfIon, Malaria, Alcoholltui, K< /no? und IIP.
der*, DliM.fi of Women, etc. Send for the book aud jud?e for your*?If \
prjeNe.o.rrT^r, RUFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS, VA.
rrncFLi.. LAPP * ro., As-cut?, MshmoMi v
suit. Others t-11 tho distan?a imrr
die ! ,-.
VERTICAL BAJSsl UMaal PRBPSHltl
When a borteontal bass Una is used
Is necessary to have an Instrument
r it. But a style of rang
hhder ?a into vague whi
maki s th-- u - of B v line a
only oas Instrument
ft t u;. --.? of fifty or a hundr
, ict ah i
?pul.ms . si
Now, th? a this vertical ton
with g lino run from its low- r
moa is about to
ired ', ? right an?
under ail clrcunutencea it is m
i-, to u. t ?ni', 'h? sag]
upper v. r:i a!. This fact sil
pllti-'S matt'TS greatly. Down at ! '.
Monroe, Where a horizontal bis? line
used?one that Is over a mil? lonir, by t
way?a tell ; ,'i!r. 1 at > ich BB
is a , uriou-, t- '
graphie attachment the r. ports it "
.-nd of which Is inside the foi
th.- readtnga at th? other end, sad 11,
permita
in one ip t.
At Fort Monroe It h 'ml th
a targtt IftSOg ! i I
every time at a distanc? of 0,000 f?>
The ?, i with gradual
ti-ii th? gunner bow mi*
to elevate his p' By partlcul
di?tem i Hence, wl ib at 1
Under unco gives bim tl,
in his I'.-'diieni, ail th" rest is -
tlvly ? : --, work.
(?no might think that where the ba
line ara - it would
easier to And ti.-, range Mian with
much ahorter one. Put thi- .-t?ry is tc
regarding the urst work doaa al
11.? forte near this city with the lustr
meat which USCS a vertical base lie
Tho officer of a gun BQUSd WSJ about
Indulgo in a Ut! a Hi hi
figured out the distance of hi? target t
nlghl before by m nana of a borlsonl
base Une rete, or 27.00? f*t
Which in fully live miles. APOthi t m
atattonad at a new range-Snder whli
used a VertS a duty at tl
same time. Be remarked to th
that be astlmated the distance
yards. The otAcsr wsi Bceptlcal
ka had ain ady 1 omi 1
i way. And ho began bis
on that basis.
Tho gn at 10-inch riflo was aimed a:
, lut near tho ta: I B ,1
vatloa towsr, from arhlch a I
rt. I: ' 1 iv,- hundr' .
sh.ut; so m my to th? left." Tl.Hi
-suit.,! the man at th?. new rani;
tinder, and acted 0:1 1 . BdVtc
BVt r and two to th" l.-f'
was tii'? next announcement from ti
tlon tower. Ons n: 1? 1
for lateral deviation was made, ?md th.
hit tho target wlthot
interruption. Tho instrument whli
Bt th? upper end >,f .1 vnic ,1 bei
called a depvt asion-Sni 1
bahly i
ward % v from a ho-.
. , .
It Is a wonderfully accurate and BOBBpl
ratlvely aim) m< nt.
STRING AT A M"\ im; TARGET.
c thing, however, bo bang awi
nt a biii II
to hit a
moving rapidly,
almoat straight for th?, port whi'h
uni; tl
short period of time required 1
.nd commun
eating ' Inatruotl
nary, it ry? th? rsi
. fa ship te
ininuC I Bet tilo gui
nor to ngiy.
A c.itinoii . i with two sets i
.
of u - on ' oaj
I a gun, ,
II In bOI
Now 1 in- man
Lim I,
ri?lt I Tl
gunner la tl part of h
-ibtltty. When tho
:. which
aun tell graphically 1
In front
s . mpl
10 three hundr d I
a the bow and the other wll aft. H
irovtdln Uunat nt with a,
IkS that at Fort bfom
reporting the aagle to tha other
With a sing
r. Pu di"
that are in,t BDCOUntl r.-d uti Ian.
ask Of observation and of .raining xun
\nd in an engWaSBBMBBl Ilk? the b.-tw.
Ichley and <' rv.-ra. not only Is tl
ItlOn, but th? .
s doing so. t,,o. Nor !<* it aJsraya
I like that
Iom< timee < ? asal arfil art Beat h.
Ida to the fOS In ord.r to delivt
i.r. . and then will turn s
,^ tO ram. This kind of man
,;,,k. 1 thi teak of tl 01 erati 1
-anite-finder I good deal bardst t!
OOUB 1 <>K Ulflttk en KKiie.
?olitlicrii llllllkt Ite.olillll? lea? lie
pendent on >?-tv lurk.
iS \ innah N- .
If tho statement B*Bt .?if by the Net
fork kaaas is ear sect, rotton phibsia wi
1 ? ,1 ! to a Bl ry BTS it extent t
ti nold. It Is the custom Of -
tanks to get currency from th.- New Vor
links at the. beginning of th? ?..(ton s.-.i
mi with which to harvest and move th
OttOB crop. They g?'t small bills to f (
,t? has paying tton-pt, k. 1
rhis year it Boems tit it the New Tor
?ariKs an? not able to respond to th-, di
nand of their cnetomen in the Hour h fo
>aper money. Tb.-v bavi not mere the
nougb for their own nseds. and t
lot get any from th* Treasury. Th? . n
In movlmr '
is. thi re for?, that t II he
gold H'
Bui what has bt
a
allver
ful th.
objei ted to II It
that the majoi II
i"-. howoi er, thai
silver, on .
that
money
anywn
mon? v enough I
'ilk in this city
I
next .
s bank had mon I
?upplj
part of th?
th,. South
hanks ot \ew V.rk ?a I
?rid (he tlm
will have all that i> req
part ,,f the count ' '
now If so much ..t th"
were no) s.nt t .\ i
Tliey Wmii in i um.- ii....
ll'hil el- !| '!'! I
pril '
l> : mi ?ich nap
-mi, and an' the r
I'm willin' to do all t
But mo girl's all all aa aa
lioni".
An* i arm
I '. r I '
kin'.
Tin oraaod for tl
I've drlll?-?l 'tlil i
An' i baw
An' I'v?. di no mj whol
\ o' ga ni. a a' I'm tin i "f in.- i
Fer me girl'? a!l alOCM
ll'ille-.
An' 1 want to go h
Ig
'I le v ?ay It'? II
It It's 1
Rig
An' they know ?M I m fifti <
I :
T it m<- ?Ill's all ahno an' I
homo.
An' I
If !
I*?? no nal? ?mi Briefe.
i .i . .Lena -
I m .v.
n.
In a letter to Mr. Prank P
ernor I
a Uttle i. I
dty on M
Mr. Thome? Hunt I
having sp. nt ;
'
Mr. 1 ' I
I
:
:
Belvta mei '
!
J
on tie I
land, |
' I
II O'l .
EhauBM
i i
I
Bunde]
Tilo r. man I hi Mr HW
a
i:
ido.
I ' i
.
i
much improved b
! tr..m the
?in.-,.|
tie
It li-hiiimwler? lu Reai
n i : w yon
' ! ; B
v\
; Mr 1'". I and wife M
' .1. it Parker, W Q. Han
J zinl, Maiil
m \ rus,
V'll.l.MMS i:
I M, l??. at th? i
V,. '1 ! :.' I : ' \
i HiMlA WILLIAM
I of laanc and ( - ' '
Km..
I .
tlower?.
I uurml gWttaWa
'r' fane;.,; of Mr MSB
MKI.I.. ?Ah . d d Pi
Bprtnes, \ t will taw.
AK I'l.ltN' ?ON .it I 0'elOCh fl
(.iurnua Kvaugelitui church

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