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GOING EAST


The Lynchburg anil iiauyiile PASSENGER Trains
daily Except Sundaysl leave l.ynchburga Il, rs
~; leave Danville ut G:!5 NJ: leave Bufs.Tli!e
at Ii as IS. NJ: arrive AZ Richmond at ?:a5 +. ".
+ The Sunday LyIchburg Passenger Train Leaves
Jyncbburg at sis ?. NJ; leaves Burkeyil!c u l9 l..
NJ; arrives st Richmond Of +lT Z. u.
The Through Nail and Passenger Train hafs5
Greensboro daily at Sis p NJ; leaves D1nyi:
daily at I'LL P. NJ; arrives At Richmond dai'F a.
e:35 A. IL.
The Through Nail and Passenger Trains going
Soutb connect at Greensboro with trains GU the
North Car DINA railroad for all points south
The Lynchburg Trains connect at BurKeY i,
with train on the Atlantic, MISSISSIPPI anu ohio
4 Through tickets to all points south and southwest
can be procured at the ticket office In Klchm9nh
and OF, r. f, WALKER. agent OF the Auantlc, MIs
Richmond. ,,, .,,
Papers that have arrangements 10 advertEe t.e
echetule Of this Company will please prlnt s lro'e'
- -. II. NJ, X. TALCUrT'
10 IA Engineer and Superintendent
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NyLEVY BROTHERS. SELL FRUIT
OE-THE-LOOM BLEACHED COTTON at shil-
ling per yard; and Davol Mills the fayorits brand
(as good as New York Mills.) at 49, ty22
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IMPORTATION. - MAR.
STALLS sALT..-Drg Albion is daily ex-
pected to arrive with
1900 sacks MARsuALL's SAIL;
$50 casks Burke's, Hibbert's. ard Campbell's bot
Ting summer PORTER: Ioungcr's, Bass. and
Allsop's ALgS;
agO cases aud casks assorted PICKLES.: .
25 cases PEEK, Frean & Co.'S CRACKERS
IS cases Mackenzie Albert BISCUITS; -.
10 hogshcads Colnan English MUSTARD tbuik), .
LOO boxes Col,ran English MUSTARD Tin tinSl;
CLARhrs III hogsheads direct from j. Calvert &
Go. Bordeaux; ...--. ~. w.
Jules Robin BRANDY; for sale by .-.. .,.,.s .....
THOMAS BALMEE & CO.,
tyl7 1917 Cary streCt, hlchMGno, va.
CJGAR-CURED- HAMS AND SHOUL-
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DiATH ALUM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA,

SEASIDE RESORT.-CoBB'S HOTEL,
y CpBB,S ISLAND, YIRGISIA.-Now open for
the reception OF VISITORS II is well known for its
excellent and safe surf bathing. good fishing &c
TERMS So per dag, SlS per week, $50 per. mon u
of four weeks. " gfs.s T., mai 4.
Through tickets from Norfolk to the islands.
~RoUrE: From Norfolk to Cherrystone by steamer
N p. Banks, Mondays, W Wednesdays, ana fI,days'
A. M. COBB BEOTdEkS SSu'I
lie 2T.lm Cherrystone, Virginia.
ENQUIRER copy two weeks daily. t..-
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G., s. WulTTISGHAM, Esq, Of Louisville. KY.
after stating his own permanent cure by the alum
water of the Stribllng Springs Of prntracted anu
had grown worse for nine months under the best
medical treatment Ill the city OF Louisville says
- would unhesifatlDgly recommend all those SUI
feripg from chronic diarrhGa, or other liver
complaints, by al means to Try the Alum Water OF
StrIblIug Springs" ..=. So. -.- .-..
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DEARDON HOUSE. y
ID CLARKSyILEE ,, VA.
A F1RST-CLASS COUNTRY HOTEL.
Dapville railroad wifi! inform me Will seDd coactf
TO meet them ut Scottshurg Depot, ibis holel Is s
miles from Buffalo Springs. Conveyances iurntsn-
81 '3 ~ ''A'0'''''' GEORGE A. BEARDoNt, j
>, ~ ls.ow< Proprietor.
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Extracts from a letter Of DIR. Thomas Withcrs, OF
-, Petersburg, Va 4.
PETERSBURG. VA, May 2a,i. 1873. :.
4 s. G0ode, Esq: Dear Sir,-I have very pleasant
recollections Of two summers spent at the Srihiin
Springs some years since. Unless the surroundings
of this Watering place have very much changed;
can imagine no more pleasant resreatiI summer
than II presents. Very respectfully.
jy 23-dcoti 5t&wlt !sfifII ,,8THos WirHsRss4 IS
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sTaARTH.CLOSETS. These modern seon.
u 4 ycniences can now be bought az from Bis 10
SO. No house or family, particularly IN the'coun-
try. or thse thout wafer on the prentses, ought
e l.. WAGNER, DruRgigi.
5yse Agent foS the Naapfaciaterss y
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GREAT AND SPEEDY RELIEF IN A CASE
OF CHRONIC BRON CHTrIS, yERGLNG UPON
CONSUMPTION, AND COMPLICATED WITH
TORPID LIVER. .. .-... .,.. -....4..
Statement of W. c. Trueheart, Esq, late Pro-
fessor of Natural Sciences, Baltimore Female Col
leee:
SrRIBLISG SPRINGS, VA, July 3lst, 1s72.-BeinS
told by my physician, DR.. Fauntleroy, Of Staunton;
lungs that my bronchial tubes were dangerously at
fected. decided to try the waters OF the S,riblins
alum water al this place three times day. week
ago, with constant cough. throat frequently bleed
ing torpid liver, pains IN both sides and under the
Shoulders, aud without appetite. In forty-elght
hours the water acted finely the liver. relieving
the pains about the sides aud shoulders. Ny hroat
has gradually healed my cough has almost lett me
nv appetite Is better than for months; and firmly
believe that the use Of The water for two weeks more
will make IN entire cure. ". &. TRCEHEART.
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s-gg- sHHHEH REgOls. ~
yrHE HEALING apRING
81 ION THE llsE of'irHE
81 CHESAPEAKE AEa1 OHIO FAfLRoAD'
APE NUWoPEE;

..o.,,,,e nv the Chesapeakeand 0htc
Ihsy are a eSnvsnrton depot. fftecgs miles
sa,r tm1nnite of easy grades in fine order, ps
t uri s,.si ,,,er1 0S- the celebrated
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VOAL-! COALi COAL!

pUY FUEL NOW.-In yard and to ar
~ i've large supplies best free.hurn.ng EGG,
STOVE. anu NUT ANTHRACITE clean and
weighed). ann the celebrated CLOVER HILL
Lump, Wall and Engine; now superior and pure.
CUMBERLAND COAL, unequalied for sfeaiH !:
and cooking COKE at fo!peSt Summer rates. Fa-
yorahle contracts made with families, factories,
foundries, and public Offices and Institutions In city
and State. Buy Without delsy, as prices are eer-
tainly and materially advancing.
IS sole manufacturer by steam or the approved
and popular KlEp lNG ANDCO0k MOOD,
and convenience at offices corner Ninth ard Cary,
and I'LL Main street. Examine my prices and fuel
before buyinggg IjyII u. B..WATKLNS. Il
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GREAT CURE OF DYSPEPSIA AND NEk-
yOuS DEBILITY.

vOUS DEBILITY. .-
G.. BOLTON. of Augusta county, Va, states tnat q
the wear 1855 he yus reduced to the verge of the
grave by dyspepsia, which had continued four J.
years. unrelfeved BY the best medical treatment;
cmacate,i; was very feeble, being unable to 90 inc
IigItest work. and often n walk Of twenty yarn us
would com pletely exhaust him. AS last resort i
came to the Stribling Springs aud was enLrely anu
permanently cured by the Alum and Chalypeatee
Springs. From that time to the present perez U %
strong enough Ito do almost any kind VI farm
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FREIGHT TRAINS leave Eroad.s.reet station IN
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at Gas 4. NJ,
connecting Mt Quantico with the 4NeXanirla and
fredericksburg railway. Returning arrive at 6ro1d
Street station on Tuesdays, Thursdays, ami Sstlu-
days al 4:i0 L. VI.
, By order of General Superintendent
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CURE OF DYSPEPSIA, LIVER DISEASE
RHEUMATISM, AND NEURALGIA In COM

BISAT1ON. ss.a... .".
Ell PENCE, of Rockingham county; Va, states that
In 1859 he had been suffering with dyspepsia, liver
a., was reduced very low, and his weight, which in
health was iss pounds, haa decreased to 100. He
had been treated without benefit by four physicians
and The fourth pronounced his case incurable by
medicine He then used the alum and sulphur
waters of Stribling Springs not constantly, but at
intervals during period of six weeks; ana |hen
he loft the Springs enjoyed fine health. His flesh
mud strength had greatly increased" and he "felt
as well as ne had ever done In his life He Is now,
81 xteen Years after his cure, III good health.
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Letter OF DR.. Francis T. Striblilg, the eminent
superintendent-of the Virginia Western Lunauc
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II B. BENTLEY; corner Of Cary and
h. Nineteenth streets, can furnish nj low summer
prices q full supply OF ANTHRAGITESU,AL OF
superior qualify; CUMBERLAND COAL: Tor
CRATES. engines and smiths work A1DLOTHIAS
AM. CLOVER HILL at agents. prices: Orders
.rpspcctfully solicited .-rf..,f3s 4 90 ~ S-2m
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GOAL, COAL.-With a large stock on
" hand ] am prepared to offer on themost fayora-
BILE terms FRANKLIN, LORBERRY, LEIIIGH.
and other frst-elass ANTHRACITE GOALS tn Ill
sizes
Also, WEST VIRGINIA SPLINT and CANNFI.
COAL. and Cumberland. lump an,l average Coal
E.B.-Coal carefully screened and weighed
s. p. LATUROP,
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

RICHMOND, FREDgRlCkSEVRCi AID rOTo.
49, MAC RAILROAD.
UP DAY MAIL leaves Byrd'SIeet utatlor Gao
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RICHMOND AND UANyILLE RAILROAD COL
OFFICE ENGINEER AND SuPERJSTENDEET,
RICHMOND, VA. June 10. lsia)
GOING WE ST.-The LyDchburg and
W Danville Passenger Train daily except Sun.
t]aysi leaves Richmond at a:.5 a. NJ; Burkcville
le0 Z. NJ; arrives at Lynchburg AS P NJ. and 4r.
rivesiat Danyille at & P. NJ.
mond ut AS A. NJ; arrives at Burkeville At ll.?s
A. If. and LynchbuTg at i;ic 2. NJ
Through Nail and Passenger Train leaves Rich
rnord daily at los r. NJ. leaves Danv!lle dsily 81
sais r. "; arrives at Greensboro Oily 81 ll:!e
n
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NeW York Notes

MURDER AT THE WHITE PLAINS RACES.
NEW YORK, October 16.-At the close OF the
races at White Plains on Monday, Charles Mol
Ter, son of VIM. +. Moller, a sugar reiner of
New York, demonstrated with q man known a.
"Big jim" for his violent proceedings, and ,
becoming alarmed, drew a pistol for his own
safety. Big Jim struck Moller on the head
with a hammer, from the effects of which he
died yesterday at his home in Irvington.
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY INVESTIGATION.
The examination OF the affairs of the Union
Trust Company Is still going on. The officers
profess their ability, on resumption, TO meet the
demands of the depostors as to the where
abOuts of Carleton, the defaulting cashier, and
negotiations are said to be in progress with him
The utmost retcence is preserved.
IN THE STOKES TRIAL,
to-day, Thomas Hart, the door man at the Ia
dies entrance of the Grand Central hotel, and
the principal witness against the prisoner, al
mitted, on cross-examinarion by Mr.. Tremalne,
that after the prisoners conviction at his last
trial, he, being sick and out of employment,
called on Chaplin & Co., Fisk's brokers; from
them went to Mr.. Conner, Fisk's former man
aging agent, and was by him sent to Mr.. Clark,
the private secretary to Mrs. Fisk, from whom
he received $50. The hall-boy, John Il. Red
mond, one of the witnesses for the prosecution,
also admitted having got $50 after the last trial.
he gives different version of what was said at
the Identification of the prisoner by Fisk from
that given by other witnesses. Mrs. Grace Hail.
Of Wallingford, Conn.,, testified to finding pis-
homicide; and John Marshall, Fisk's oolored
boy, identified his clothing.
JOE CoBURN SAYS
he will fight Tom Allen in West Virginia or
Canada in four months for from $500 to
$1,000.
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The yellow Fever scOurge.

tNCREAsE OF The NUMBER OF CASES AT MEM
PHIs.
MEMPHIS, October Is. nappeal to the rail-
road officials was issued from the citizens relief
committee at a late hour last night, al
which time larger number of cases were re-
ported than on any day during the past two
weeks.
DEATHS AT MEMPHIS YESTERDAY.
MEMPHIS, October 16.-There were FORTY
four yellow fever deaths during twenty-four
hours ending at O'Clock last night.
EoRFoLK's RELIEF FUND.
NORFOLK. Va, October 16.-The comm On
and select council of this city in a special ses-
sion last night, made an appropriation of
$500 for the Memphis sufferers, and also
passed resolution recommending 10 the people
of Norfolk TO make individual subscriptions for
the same purpose. Contributions 10 a cOnsid-
cradle amount from various benevolent Orga-
zation in the city have already gone for ward 70
the relief OF Memphis and Shreveport.
MORE RELIKF.
LOUISVILLE, October l6.-The commissary OF
subsistence in this city received orders from
Washington to-day to forward to the Memphis
sufferers ten thousand ratious in addition TO
those forwarded last week. Their shipment
will be commenced tomorrow. The subscrip-
tons by citizens reach SIC 800 for the yellow
tevOr sufferers in Memphis and Shreveport The
negro Masonic lodges are taking measures to
relieve their colOred bret hre1 in Memphis.
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Wall Street To-day.

fORCED SALE OF STOCKS.
NEW YORK, October 16.-At the stock ex-
change to-day Philip Speyer & Co., woerri-
shotfer q Co., Scott, Strong & Co., and Alcott
& Co. had stocks sold out under the rule
for account of Grinnell s. Co., as follows
5000 shares of Union Pacific at 1s3sa19; $500
shares of Lake Shore at &C u s67 4; 800 shares of
n. Y. Central at S3A; 100 shares Of Pacific Mail
at 80 :; 200 shares OF Rock Island at IS <, and
200 shares of northwest at $50. Money con-
tinues close at y to Sic per diem. For
exchange is very much depressed and
107 for long and short sterling.
Is lower, opening at 10sK declining to los x,
afterwards advancing TO 10sK, and later
receded to 10s. The rates paid for carrying are
lie to y per cent. per diem. Government
bonds nrmer. Southern states securities drmer
THE STOCK MARKET
although still irregular, has exhibited q more
settled tone than Of late, and compared with
quotations current shortly after the opening,
there Is an Improvement 1T this time of x TO 3
per cent. The largest transactions have been
In Western Union, Lake Shore, and New York
Central, IN which the advance has been marked
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Foreign Notes
FAILURE OF THE NEGOTIATIONS WITH CHAM.

~ VI m NhNOAAAllONs WITH CHAM
BoRD.
PARIS, october l6.-The deputation which
met Count de ChambOrd at Salzberg on the 10Th
instant is expected TO return TO Paris to-day
The details of the conference are unknown, but
II is believed the negotiations have Jailed.
TERRIBLE FLOODS IN CHINA.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 16.-The steamship
Colorado, from Hong Kong, September I2tn,
and Yokohama oath, has arrived here. Letters
from Pekin state that an elict had appeared,
stating that thirty-three villages had been
swept away in the province OF Seansee by the
waters OF the Young Tmo river and its branches
having burst their banks, and that n great
amount Of human and animal life had been lost
by the floods.
THE MIKADo OF JAPAN
has returned to Yeddo, and given a cordial
reception TO the Duke Of Genoa, nephew of the
King of Italy.
CHIEF AMBASSADOR IwAKURA
and his two assistant ambassadors, Ito and
lamagachi. have reached home.
THE PERUVIAN MINISTER
has lett for China TO arrange a treaty at Pekin.
he has been quite successful here 50 far as a
treaty OF commerce and amity.
ROWING AG AINsT TINE.
LONDON, October l6. - Reginald Herbert
having wagered 5000 that he could row on
the canal from Maiden Lane to Westminster
bridge, distance of fifty miles, in twelve
hours, started at O'Clock this morning. lie
will have TO pass through eleven locks.
ADMIRAL LOBo's TROUBLE.
MADRID, October l6.-Admral Lobo took his
squadron TO Gibraltar for coal without consult
ing the government. For this action he has
been removed from the command of the fleet
operating against the insurgents. The minister
Of Marine, Senior Oreina, has himself assumed
command in place OF Lobo, and will take the
arm ament and crew of the Saragossa were ma
terialy strengthened while at Gibraltar.
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MRS. ALLEN, THK ALLEGED HUsRAxD
noisoSkR.-Mrs. Allen was arraigned before
on Monday morning, on the charge OF pOisonipg
her husband, ana, the indictment having been
read 70 her, she pleaded mot guilty." In con-
sequence of the absence of material Witnesses
on behalf of the commonwealth. the casa -
continued TO the first day of March term of tie
court. The motion for bail was renewed and
granted. ~-N"SN ehea
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Bold BANK ROBBERY.-The erst na.ionat
Oank OF Athens, Pa, was robbed last Nondav
3y hve men, who seized and bound the cashier
twenty Thousand dollars were taken, mostly
ing at hls desk at 1880 a. m, five men came in
ana gagged and handcuffed him. The yault
doors being open, the robbers secured every
Ihlng mat was therein and escaped. The cashier
was found on the floor of the back orice ar q
ociock the next morning, not hurt, but in a
state OF nervous exhaustion
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THE WoMRN HEARD-Il-i,,, =

The WOMEN hEARD-Liites al ne Ballot Bos
oa " EqHoT Qass'tua.-At Bushnell, H., an
election held on Saturday called for an expres-
SION OF the citizens for or against licenses for
the sale OF intoxicating liquors. The Judges OF
the election decided that ~ the election was for
general expression Of sentiment, they would
receive the votes of the ladies. In few hours
10 OF the most respectable and indie pc ndent la
dies IN the city assembled At the Methodist
Episcopal Church, aud from there marched 10
the polls and deposited their ballots against
license. This emphatic and resolute example
OF the ladies aroused the temperance element.
and whisky was defeated by an overwhelming
majority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-16

Tar Hos. JANIS BEooNs SNAr.-rhe Apollo
nan Congressional convention met last M ght al
lol avenue ID % select candidate Tor the seat
made vacant By the destl 1f The Hoa James
hrooks. Mr. solomon MfhrHach was chosen
chairman. % Was deem,d sdr.Sablr - defer
nominating Tor the present. and tho following
nan Ell gentlemen were appointed % confer with
OUTSIDE or gam cations. ". "a LYONS. Thomas n.
SULLIVAN, Nicholas Haughton, DIR. W. y. WOOs-
Yer, ana Richard L. Welsh. The delegs tes gem
orally expressed much opposition 90 the nomi-
naton OF Hon. =. =. Cox, whose tariff record IL
oistasteiul TO them. IL they see any possibility
OF bringing any other orgsni zation 10 then sun
Port. they are In favor OF W. W. Vanderbilt
v. Y. SHH, 1874.
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- The Augusta agricultural fair opened at
Staunton, Va, yesterday.
~Weston, the walking fraud, Is at the North
Carolina agricultural fair.
0-A Minnesota jury has decided that bar
bers' work on Sunday Is necessary labor.
- citizen Of Lacrosse named Gin has petit
toned to have his name changed because his
sweetheart doesn't like 1t.
By rigorous enforcement of the liquor law
Boston has managed 10 reduce the number of its
baJ-rooms to little ever 1000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-16

hEsPECTABILITE" IN Southwestern
IENNRssEE.-At place called Boydsviile, in
murdered last week by a party Of ten arme 4
humans, under circumstances of unspeakabls
atrocity. Then they rode gsily OF, the bod
was buried without inquest or legal inc uiry Of
any sort, and 'sefforts are nov heinz made !, NJ.
are told, Ito hush the matter up. because of the
alleged respectability OF some Of the partici-
pants in the outrage" IL this Is respectabIlitv
IN Tennessee, what in the name OF law ana a.
cency is ruffiani SIN?
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Terrible Prairie Etre

thAHA, Uttobtr ~ terFthle pralTIo IRE
swept over tweaty-hvos miles cf country
near Omaha and the Southwestern rail-
road, in Saline and jefferson counties
NvbIsska, on Tuesday. Many houses and
large Quantities OF grain were destroyed.
AZ Milhur ten school children were caught IN
the flames Three psriShed ON the spot, sud
three more viii die. and four are dreadfnnv
manned. bat will recover. Mrs. Moxley. the
mother OF uree OF the children, ran % help
m, and received fatal Injuries.
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JAIL DRLIvERY.-Last Sunday night several
prisoners broke jail at Independence. iowa Nv
hrst knocking down the keeper who brought
them their supper, then possessing themselves
oI tne keys ana getting out. The alarm OF fire
was raised TO inform the townspeople of What
mad happened, but, although large force went
IN search OF the fugitiyes, they were not can
tured at last accounts P
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THE woNES's CONGREss.-The n rst congre.s
OF the new female organization kno an as the
association for the advancement of wamen met
IN New York Yesterday. Mrs. Mary Livermore.
erect OF woman suffrage on the ballot and dress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-16

IHk PHILADELPHIA STRIKE.-At a meeting
OF the strikers OF Southwark foundry YESTERDAY
aiteThoon, report was received that Mr. Nor
Tis, the proprietor, was willing 10 comnromise
by making reduction OF 10 per cent. instead OF
70, on the wages of mechanics, and a CORE
spending reduction on labOrers' wages. On Ia
KING vote, I9 voted for resumption and iOI
against. The men went 20 present themselves
thls morning at the gates of the foundry.
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ON HALF Time

PRovInENCF. n. L, October 1.-THE Gro.on
mills al WoUt socket. have posted notice that
they will run on halt time. Other mauufac-
tories are contemplating the same thing.
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An Irrigatiug Co.yeution.

- NJ NtAas AStootf IA convention Of
oeleeates mostly rom western .tafes aud Terri
torise 10 consider the subject OF irrigatton. ana
10 deNise means by which tho great srnat,se on
rhihless ccuuttN between thR Missouri river ana
kccky mountains, well a. on the Parif,,
slope, can be brought under irrigation - a. =.
make the same valuable, fact here yesterday
and organized.
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A KLEPToNANIAC PARDosKD.-At sprinr-
held, H., in the circuit court, ON Monday a
man by the name Of Lee, who had been Of
hciatlng as superintendent Of \ Sunday school
NJ lllopolis, was arTaigned for stealing various
articles that pertained % the school. lie plead
guilty, and was fined $50 and sentenced % inn
IIlsonment IN the county jail Tor thirty DAYS
shortly after his sentence, IL was ascertained
that he was = kleptomaniac, and that n was
beheyed To be physical impOssbility for him
TO restrain his habit. Aside from this, his char
acter was good, and he stood high in the COM
muhlty. petition was gotten up, signed by
the lawyer aud the court, asking his pardon.
and, upon presenting IL 10 Gov. Beyerff,e he
at once ordered his pardon.
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a VETERAN SOLDIER Found GUILTY OF
FoReERG.-At Milwaukee, Monday, William
r. Irilon, veteran OF the National Soldiers,
Home, was sentenced TO the House of Correc-
uon Tor one year, for forgery, in raising a check
of the Home from - 20 So and then Iiisposino
Vi IL 70 a saloon keeper. The prisoner was
turned over to the authorities tor punishment
by Gen. Kinks. OF the Home.
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GEN CUSTER gets obstreperoas occasionally
put he Is nevertheless one of the very hes, cav
airy officers in the United States army In one
OF the recent fights with the Sioux Indians.
when the enemys force was double his own, lis
ammunition gave out Instead of ordering A
reclpltate retreat on the troops some miles in
the rear, which would have probably ended in
a panic and a massacre, he ordered A sabre
charge on the Indians, put them 20 flight. ana
eompeEed them 20 seek shelter in 1.-THE bad
lands" That is the way 10 do business n.
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