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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-23


THERE ARE MANY REASONS why every pro-
perty-owner should use WADsHoRTH. MARITIME
s. LoNGHAN's PURE PAINTS; prepared for tnme-
diate use-yiz, our paints win prove more durable
and present good appearance after white lead and
oil has failed and Is washing from the wood. n
They cost the consumer less money than white
lesd and Oil mixed by hand, and are more economf-
cal, as two coats only are necessary where three
coats OF white lead and oil are required We allow
our paints to be sold by only one firm each city
and town. and In consequence the other dealers are
interested 70 prejudice buyers. Do not accept im-
Pile statements OF interested dealers In other paints
but require such guarantee as we give In writing
viz, any building upon which our PREPARED
PAINTS have been used, and that does not prove
satisfactory will be repainted at our expense with
any white lead that the property-owner may select
This guarantee enables every buyer to use paints
without the slightest risk. All dealers in our paints
will fulfil our agreement In any instance where
called upon to do so. For sale by BoDEKER BRo-
THEIRS, Richmond, Va.
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( BApF1zED.-Reg! osEIlyson administered
the ordinance of baptism to- fifteen candi-
dates of Alley q mill-pond, Henrico county,
Thursday, in the presence OF q large COM
pany OF spectators. They viii unite with
Mount Vernon church, where they recently
made profession Of religion. 80 = Sa.it2,.
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HOUSE BREAKERS PUNISHED. I'm the Hust-
ings Court yesterday morning John Goode
was tried for breaking and entering the
house Of L. w. Ragland and stealing alot of
gas-fxtures, gloves, &C., valued at $3.50,
convicted, and sent to Jail for thirty days.
He was also charged with entering an lln-
occupied house; but in this case notie
prosequi was entered.
Charles Fleming and Lee Dobbins, charged
with the same offence, were also sent to jail
for thirty days each.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-23

THREE DOORS ABOVE Tue DISPATCH OFFICE.
has now in stock large assortment Of all the books
used in public and private schools colleges and
ahe terms as any house in the country. Teachers
illsaTe money and time by ordering their supplies
from me. ,., ,,,,~-
oils. COPY-BOOKS, INKS, CRAYONS, and all
other SCHOOL STATIONERY,fwhic Il hichEI win sell on
'n Catalognes of all the SCHOOL-BOOKS published
In the United States sent FREE TO any teacher VINO
WIN send me his or her address. ysoN !.
sssa11 1l12 Main street.
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ANOTHER RICHMOND FIerM TO YELLOW
FEyBR,-alr. John O. JEckert, q native OF
this city, and recently engaged as; butcher
in the Second Market, died an tSayannah
Yesterday OF yelloW-felloW, i'm the twenty
fifth year OF his age1 " !. RI (, is.t -
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CARRIED OyER.-Y Yesterday morning Dep
uty Sergeant Hannon conveyed James Kelly
to the penitentiary, there to remain for
three years. This Is the first person that
has been taken over since Captain Tyler's
instalment as City Sergeant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-23

MIDNIGHT ARREsTs.-The following par
ties were registered at the First police
station-house last night at IL O'Clock: @ q
John Fisher and George Jones, charged
with fighting in the street. 5tt.sgs; at s7'foi
J.P. Winn, assaulting and beating Catha-
rine Burke. sz&stg ltiF5: - 5@s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-23

CHURCH DEDICATION Rev. a. E. Dickin-
son, of. this city, will tomorrow make the
third attempt to dedicate the new Baptist
church at Magnolia, in Nansemond county,
Va. The Christian San, OF Suffolk, has the
following paragraph on the subject: .y.-,.j
"Afagnolia, 1gain.-Rev. a. E. Dickin-
son, d. D., was announced in our last issue
to dedicate the Magnolia Baptist church last
Sabbath, but il the reader remembers the
storm Of that day he is already aware that
the Doctor and people were disappointed.
This is the second Disappointment OIL. ac-
count Of rain. The Doctor thinks may be
he brings the rain, or Mt least II comes with
him; but he does not complain, since he
likes 4 plenty Of water. So he says tell the
people that he will dedicate that church
next Sabbath; If rainy, the next fair Sun
day thereafter. Take due notice, and don't
e change which, Of course, you will give
him for so good a purpose as building a
church edifice." ..,...,.,...,-..
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BEFORE IHsURIsa YOUR LIFE EXAMINE THE
ToNTINE SAVINGS FUND PLAN OF THE EQUIT-
ABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.
/. The rates ure the same as on ordinary life poll
cies. .~.s9s.5 efEa ea5i ,ssa5 &s53 II. 1919
2. The effect is the same as that OF an endowment:
for example, .gtgss4 tays ~ tGit5fssa .:e, ~
On the death of the assured the amount OF the pol
icy Is paid. 5,, Nf Eg if&9 i, i5tai
II the assured lives wears for ffteen twenty,
as the case may be,) he may draw out his entire
share in cash, or he may withdraw the accumulated
profits and continue his policy. ,. srtsis; ;,.s, 4,
8. There are other profitable options, without ad-
ditionaI expense. : ..s,5.,,55. 4
a. Instead of investing In Stocks bonds, or other
securities or depositiHg in savings banks, examine
this plan of Insurance which not only yields are-
turn as aninvestment, but gives immediate indsnn.
nifty In case Of death. fJft tiaiii !if ,IJ'i'I
5.Its assets ore s8oi0o0,oo0; Its income, s9.!
100000; Its surplus over legal reserves over $4-
100000. 81! ;nf fantii g. tt.I; lT.,,l., . : !
6. It already has accumulated over $l,OQ0,0oO
special surplus for Tontine oyer and
above the legal reserves, which awaits distribution
and Is still growing, H. f,yg,:-s ..Zssk, ..4lt
l. We offer you, also, all other plans of Life Insu.
rance, aud refer you, for further Information, to-
Messrs. MONTAGUE & Co, Richmond,
N. VAUGHAN, Norfolk, 4 ~ g. /.
~ THOMAS LEWIS, Salem; Va,
fs..i { ID. a. JONES, Abingdon Va, ..l
JOHN 7. WATSON, DahYile, Va, Il:
II sh'i5 W. E. SIMS, Chatham, :t i -,
~ GEORGE II. MALLORY, Smoky Ordinary,
,etsE j. H. MOORE, Lexington, Z fii;t'
* 81. C.. YATES, 1Warrenton, II .g %.0a
fssEti' HY. BRONAUGH, Leesburg,. tg 5sL;ssie
+ igl!E fB.-C.TAYLoR, BerTyvile,lL !.i-sS'
I3.slR X. w. 5WATKINs, HALIFAX Courthouse
. 9ffi q c. u. BHAwNER, Manassas 80,
4 {,tM. Ii. HARVEY, Clover Depot, ~ As242
;j B. b. WRIGHT, .Tpyper's Store, va.
PEYToT ELLERsos, GenGall agents, lll9
Main street, Richmond, Va, s..,St..s asI.tFS .9it
/. pUiLr assortment of carpets and rugs at sYcIT
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L TRIAL REFUSED: LIN the Henrico
County Court yesterday the motion OF VIII
liam Lawson, one Of the Henrico' rioters,
for new trial was refused. .t{9is 2s5;.t i. 4
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The THEATRE. Humpty- -Dumpty and his
first-rate assistants have had fine houses this
week aud have afforded much amusement
and pleasure. This afternoon there will be
q matinee, and Of course a crowded house
TO enjoy. the performance. Tonight the
Humpty- -Dnmpty Troupe will conclude
their engagement, and there will be an en-
tire. changeioi .bill-viz., the comedy OF
&c Smith and Brown a: grand olio Gn-
Guiding some local talent) will be presented.
The whole will conclude with the panto-
mime Of "Les Deux Fugitus. '3eaii rs
f On. Monday Professor Anderson, assisted
by Leona Anderson, in their world OF
magic, and one hundred valuable gifts, will
appear. ltt !iaf szr. ta:1 ri II !'ii
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GCHOLARS, PARENTS,
AND TEACHERS

AND TEACHERS
are reminded that they can buy at 1918 Main street
at the lowest possible prices all the BOOKS used In
the public and private schools. Many hundred sec
ond-hand copies are offered at about half price.
/. OLD BOOKS taken in exchange. aa @.t.I
sells RANDOLPH ENGLISH.
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TRIED AND AcQU1TTED.-Henry Robin
son, charged with second offence Of petit
larceny, was tried and acquitted in the
Hastings Court yesterday. In the case Of
John II. Williams, charged with the same
offence, 1aolle prosequi was entered.
Randolph Johnson, charged with unlaw-
full gaming, was tried and acquitted.
Daniel Willis and Jennie johnson, charged
with misdemeanor, were tried and fined
800 each. " .3a@ g. go ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-23

TIE VIZ yffKGIyIA GIN RaEY WHISKY sold BY CIaIs-
.T1ASi& WHITE, has been analyzcd by Drs. McCaw
and Taylor and recommended as pure medicinal
beverage. Price FOR to-year OLD, oo per gaiton
mice FOR shree.gear old, $3.50 per gallon: 3
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WEATHER REPORT.

poos,e,IlTIEs TO-DAY Washington,
e.n."n,her Saturday, in the South At.
;s,.;c states. warmer southerly wirds, fall
;nr i,n'', barometer, and partly cloudy weather,
,~;,h ,,'; rossibly local rain.
VIZ ror the Middle States, southerly and east
ori,. winds. falling barometer, warmer,
etH eIandv weather, and possibly rain.
e','S Ca,;,;onary signals continue on the Mid.
die Atlantic coast.
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THR WEATHER YESTERDAY was rainy anu
diSagreeable. ,g or.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: n. M, o4
4. NJ. G6; noon, 6S; (. M'' % L
n Gi; midnight. g..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-23

FOUR THOUSAND PREACHERS 1.-The next issue
Of the Religious Herald will go to four thousand
clergymen, and also to many thousands Of others.
The Herald is the organ Of q denomination which
has more than million Of communicates in the
Goufh t,lsz fi4fr gts.-f.
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CCHOOL BOOKS.
srARKE Es RYLAYD, BOOKSELLERS,

STARKE 6 RYLAND, BOOKSELLERS,
913 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
offer to the Colleges Academies Public and Private
Schools Of Virginia and the adjacent States, one OF
the largest and best-assorted stocks Of
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE TEXTBOOKS
AND SCHOOL AND OFFICE STATIONERY
to be found in the South, embracing Textbooks IN
Latiu, Greek, French German, Spanish, Italian, ana
all the English branches, together with Papers INKS
States, Slate Rubbers, Exercise-Books, Pens' fen
cis, Crayons, Book Covers, sc. u i.. ;lt ".
Our new Educational Catalogue of all the Schools
Books used In the country Is now ready, ana VIII DC
sent by mail (post-paidl on apPAcamon - ,oe+ a.
Orders promptly and carefully nllcu, anu oesS uiS-
counts allowed. Address
se 14-ow Oh Main street, Richmond, Va.
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t}FrsE. sDARrLETfr TfrPEkRs-PfzzrSIii has just re.'
ceYed this luscious fruits They are
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8 ,MrECEENANE0Un
TMPoRTANTs 7 no PERSONS 81 81
!, = NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


~
si;it so,ss Ydsgng tae Csnsenniai VII aye
,ea sSfseh faff8 sending flac1B t1&x6e0nyy
msss sOssinR 20 DE sccumulnfion q h45ta5n IA 49,
ssiffsrrfsf ana x15luaa det18
s6aSeea lay4 arpch tso1tAt aEd AeS Sf1ne % ezss1 8
w ssD@dssn9 BE S.d AZ
q hoid e q our s2 I,
Il "a sis.1s sSi I ssss a.a.
EroTI0 ssiiss iaytra
fasY as ~ IS u. ass,Katssnzlas11ssaxs q
i.ishsr lsses 81 Nil tos q
siyx pays, as isitf seass tss eisy
T1;SsSiliPsEH15F iHEi:WTSeS TaHASjs nj
.EE fftss Ia y9t 1tEsR bE4,t6 k xessl
b6eco M W g - ~ f. S5
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-23

HsnxAa Boscuss q BROTHER are selling thear
large stock kfof,rRUaxs,Y YAL7sEs, ac.; yezy Nv
nriees to make room Ter tall and winter bocts sse
and 51l Broad strset iSl sts
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The TOURNAMENT AT WEsTHAAPT0N.-
The tournament at Westhampton' on Thurs
day afternoon was an interesting event to
many persons residing in the vicinity, and
there was quite q large audience present to
witness the riding. The following were the
knights who took part in the tournament: !:
Knight OF Tuckahoe, John T. Jones; Knight
Of Westhampton, W. C. Andrews; Knight
Of Forest, Rhodes Carter; Knight OF Hen:
rico, j. w. Elsom; Knight Of No One to
Love, T. L. Carter; Knight Of Despair, r.
S. Garnett; Knight Of Hope, NJ. 81. Gar
nett; Knight of Chance, W. 3. Andrews /;
knight OF Crooked Path, Thomas B. Saun-
ders; Knight OF 'T6, 81. c. McGruder !;
knight OF Grape Lawn, L. r. Thomas /;
knight OF Wide-Awake World, c. A. Graf
ton; and Knight Of Black Hills, j. W.. Tai
ley.
The Knight Of Westhampton, Mf. w. c.
Andrews, was successful, and crowned
Miss Matte Lindsay Queen OF Love and
Beauty.
The knight OF Despair, Mr.. R. S. Gar
nett, crowned Miss Honor Burrows First
Maid Of Honor; knight OF Henrico, Mr.. y.
". ElsoIn, crowned Miss Ada Currie Sc
cond Maid; and the Knight Of Tuckahoe,
Mr.. John T. Jones, crowned Miss Lottle
johnson Third Maid Of Honor. u, b.
The coronation took place at Westhamp-
ton, delightful place convenient to the
riding ground. One hundred or more
young ladies and gentlemen Of Richmond
and vicinity were present during the, ,cere.
monies. After the croWning a. band OF
music was introduced, and the young folks
had Jolly time, and danced until well nigh
'tbroad daylight" They will long remem-
ber the 21st. ,...,.' ,5.fe 81. IL .s;fil l.t.s.
Captain Chamberlayne delivered the coro-
nation address. E4 If. .,.ss3is,,. sat j.
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Gedeu. for October and Harp :Bazar
for this week received from y. T. Eilysor,i
t1112 Main street. NJ i's - !iti;a sslae'11 =
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I. THR.ProrLRfW1Nr PRooT. There isno n1edil
cine prescribed by pbyacians or sold oy drugyasts
that carries such evidence of its supefior virtue OF
I5oscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP. ferGsevefa scoushsil
colds settled on the breast, cons1rnpttpn, Or any
disease OF the throat and lungs. "A Proof OF this
fact Is that any person afflicted can Get sample
hottie tor ten cents and try il. Regular sz seven
ty!aye cents. PURCELL, LADD - CO., Wholesale
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

II Our RsUsr.F Front. ~ Nessrs. j. j. Heindi,
OF Richmond, and j. E.. lie Prade, OF Ches-
terfield, recently appointed by our Water
Committee to survey our waterfront, Will
Commence work on next Tuesday. They
are both competent and energetic rgineers,
and theirswork Will DOUBTLESS prove salts
factory to aitparties concerned. they VIII
give d full report setting forth all the adqamn. m
tases for nanufaeturing purposes contained
in the land front owned by the city. Their
report is simportaat and viii be anxiousiy
looked forward to- s.sgt ss.s'
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4 ADJouRNEDFoR THE TER2.--The HenTico
County aCourt:h has adjourned for; Che term.
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1 MOTHER INVOICE E1 Il THO Sc.
q choice TIE As inst to hand hare sreh nniT
sersai sa,isfsstio al sl poand TEA soe
al GrSIATEA:ANDG oRFEE ssT0RE corner e.
of Main ana Eighth II, II 81 So
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k-LL KINDS OF SCHOOL-BOOKS
SCHOOL STATIONERY

SCHOOL STATIONERY
used In the public and private schoolsi the city and
State.
in exchange at fair prices.
, STATES, WRIfING-PAPER, PENCILS,
PENS, INK, INKSTANDS, PEN-HOLDERS, )
'COPY-BOOKS, ,BLANK-BOOkS,
WOODHoUsE s. PARHAM,
sc 90 as opposite First National Bank.
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FEVER STRICKEN CITIES.

Great Mortality at SaVan-
rah---Cry for Help.
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THE GREATEST tnaRGArsss In foreign aid DO
ruesttc dry goods at SYcLE BR0rHEED.s 3taa
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sy,ssfsioR tgs eaoptola, ~
do HI;sssrgs onrt osalSu.ee3 8
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NO CASES AT WILMINGTON,
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Half ,hc Population OF Brunwick, Ga,
Down with the Disease.
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Fly dozen towels At $3.50 worth ss, g syeIr yeI
BRoTHERs,. i.s.sg "a sasss8;s .ss,y.i4S
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BARrLErT PEARS AND SWEET ORANGES a,
PIzZNlis. -, iSts. -
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3 flnE HUNDRx I'm pieces az dress goods af zoe
sor.h 10 and s0c.s st sxcIH sBRoTHERs's
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FRESH marshmallow- and chocolate-drops can be
had at PIzZINI'S. .g.*-,t .iys i s. q, ~ Sls . =
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= +. - - ~ 81 r Il = - A<knFAxll
A,son Ei,c,, HARRIS 1
Agee ,Isetfie. Harrisss
RSriowME .InSnerE
KsnEsII sSs .lnredI
.psrcLnsf n yefnr n
HnnlsS~rrs'ann a S.fohnssvs
sH tSo,,rs, M Jnlsnsoy,
Dss1 iss yss =
RsoW,, RRsown, MMaaf2y ysrsES' SSness 4
BrSwn.T: LeSerB 81 B
Brown, M. Lewis, ]
Burke, A. w w. &
Bullock. AE Lee, Sas
CaEringfous sMCMarsdeu
Clarke, ID. ChArle
Cox, May,Hf
Growder, M MAyz u
ID9,0ts0n, u, Peggie + MAYO, .
Elbank 3. Mifler:Ss
Eyxlls, NJ Mitlshell
Ewing, Mortons
Gis ., s.,,,s...s- =. IL No. Z Z
snsSsST.ss IS,SSc :
Sia,sysI Ls nosst n 1nsss MrT Tsv, .ny,gl
Sts,,r 80 Nsi,srs @
Harrts paess nj,
Harrison. NJ II, pittanaa
q ssr,s,fT. .Ens
!, ~. !. c.;,,,,,i s 4, r,s.,.n1 =,
Aiien. ssm'i s'i FFSrsi M,
'Iilen J C Erien6. {
,t,rs<rx.>
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CONCORD GRAPEs.-Those who wish some Of
this fine fruit viii find It at PIzZINI's.
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sLrsT or LEIsEEna.
fAOIEN LlN

rIsTOF LETTERS aRE8fAINTE9T IN
1.-the P06T-OFFqCE, Az RlCH1xQEDt HHH-,
RIC0 COUNTY, VA, Sc PTEMBER 23,. 1919 s@
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i issLIPaEnsysTIxs, BusEISs, 6es ciieap 90 30
snHnxsas 900 and ElD Broad street. q &
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LOOK at that black cashmere for 50c. at sYcLI
BROTHERS., E4 4. s
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PLAID ALPAcAs at 12zc. per yard worth 5Oc-
are at SYCI,E BRoTHEHS 49, 3si lsi Isl ift2 en-
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/ THE CHEAPEST ,cassineses at sYcLE fBRoTHs
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BAD NEWS FROM CHARLESTON, S. c.

Official Announcement or Prevalence
of the Scourge There.
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I! YELLOW BAsAaAs.--GoatoSPlz SPlzSIs1's and get
some Of them. u ~ y z tx
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THE BALTIMORE FEVER.

baltimore or Sun edl,orin' ses'efaasl - :,
~ We referred yesterday IN. our iocal 1 90 20,
lumns to the eftlelent measures tnat u! Sne Y.
health authorities have taken 10 get rlo oi
the disease. by Whatever name !t may De
called, which has proved SO tatal ln certaln
tenement houses on FelPs Point. we re,
gard this action as timely and proper, and
Whatever measure they may deem necessary
to perfect the end in .yieW-Whlch Is Inc
thorough elimination OF the disesse, ana an.
which, It'll believed, can only De done DY
the removal OF the patients, the vaca-
:tion of the tenement houses, and com
plete purifeation OF them and their sur! :.
roundings-will receive the approval Of all
classes of our citizens. y, Nv bile taking the
Judgment OF the health authorities IN regard
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ArULL assortment of carpets and rugs at sYcIE
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THE BALTIMORE EEVER,
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THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: "A. M', o5,
"a NJ. G6; noon, 6S; 5 Z. NJ, 66; 8 I.
NJ. 65; midnight, o..
FEyER-STRICKEN CITIES.
Great Mortality at SaVan-
rah---Cry for Help.
NO CASES AT WILMINGTON
Half tho Population OF Brunwick, Ga,
Down with the Disease.
BAD NEWS FROM CHARLESTON, Sc.
Official Announcement or Prevalence
Of the Scourge There.
THE BALTIMORE EEVER,
Baltimore Steamers to be Guaranteed
at Norfolk
CONDITION OF MOBILE.
Latest by Mail and Telegraph from the
Seaboard.
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DEATH AT MOBILE.

ICinclnuati Commercial, Wednesday, Il ug,
q Notwithstanding the fact that Mobile pa
pers deny that there has been any yellow
fever there, the Carrollton Democrat of Sat-
urday says q Mr.: w. f.. Reese, nephew Of
Mr.. ". il. Brown. of Carroliton, died at
Mobile, Ala, last Saturday, with yellow
fever. He was travelling for a wholesale
house in Cincinnati. Mr.. Reese was well
known here, having taught school here at
one time, and was much liked by: every one.
he was about twentE-fYe years old, and was
raised in Missouri, where his parents reside,
and where he will be buried,nss & i ne-.4 la
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z. e ;a 2sl &.
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BEFORE NsURINa YOUR LIFE EXAMINE THE
ToNTINE SAVINGS FUND PLAN OF THE EqUrT-
ABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,"
l. The rates ure the same as on ordinary life poll