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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-24

Briefs.-Tbe public schools will be closed
on Monday in honor Of the memory u the
| late President Garfield. who will on that
| day be dnally Inferred at Cleveland, OHIO.
| IL is expected that on the day In question
all OF the public and many Of the private
! houses OF the city will be decorated in honor
of the deceased ruler, and that the bells Of
| the city churches will be tolled and services
held therein.
An idea SEEMS TO be entegt3ined that
| Stephen Coleman, the negro inmate OF Ches-
! teriield county almshouse bow 10 Jail under
| indictment tor murder Of fel0w.inmate
! with a brickbat, is croZy, and that the fact
can be made apparent oE his trial.
The river has not perceptibly increased in
I volume stree its first bulge TWO days since.
| II II Will only continue az IFS present alti-
tude The people will be satisfied.
Rev DR.. Jackson. OF the Providence Ne
thodist Episcopal church, was in the citg
yesterday.
Rev. William A. Campbell, OF the Presby.
terian church, is still absent for the benefit
OF his health, bis pl3ce being supplied by
the Rev. Mr.. Reynolds, Of the Baptist
ehuroh.
Miss Addie A. Moore, Of Be- kelley, Nor.
folk county. is in the city visiting her friend,
OF Mr.. b. p. Owens's family, corner Tnir
ieenib and Everett streets.
There are positive indications that the
white ReadiuIeTs Of Chesterfield, Powha'
! tan, aud Manchester do not take kindly q
the nomination of William f. GIdding;
| (white) and Nehemiah Lew (c0lored) ss
candidates Of the RsSdiUster- Republican
party for the House OF Delegates. Glddings,
personally and by antecedeuts, is held 20 be
a chronic Radical. and his colOred cOnfrere
Is regarded as likely 10 be reflex OF himself
Ia any matter where liberaiity is con.
eerufd- What outcome this feeling may
! produce remains 10 De developed.
Mr.. J. w. Craig, toll keeper OF Mayo's
bridge, has very neatly decorated his office
with the insignia Of woe in honor Of Gar.
tield's memory.
The brick house adjoining Mayo's bridge
on the i land on the east is being repaired
/ by new porch and Otser needful repara'
ton. The house was bullt in 1893.
William Washington leolored), who was
convicted last week before the County
Court for breaking into The residence Of
Mr. COgbill, the iaiief, has been taken TO the
penitentlary.
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A meeting Of the Episcopal clergy in this
eily will be held in the vestry-Toom OF 81.
Paups church this morning at hali-past 10
O'Clock in regard 10 appropriate memorial
services for the deceased President.
Mr.. Alfred SHIELD, clerk Of the Circuit
Court OF Richmond, on a recent brief visit
10 King William county, killed fat buck
and brought him home.
The Governor is expected back from
Washington 10. day.
Assistaut-Treasurer Tinsley has made his
returns to Auditor Massey Of the delinquent
state taxes IN the city % Richmond, which
amounted to S13,0ls.19. He also reports
several thousand persons who have failed 10
pay their capitatiOn.tax. Mr.. Tinsley is
preparing 4 list Of delinquent license.tsxes
TO present 10 the grand jury OF the Hust-
ings Court next Monday.
General hsu8ger Smith, OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway Company, has
been 10 Yorktown and located their depot
nesr the Temple farm.
! Rev. DR.. Armstrong, pastor OF the M0uu-
mental church, who has Just returned from
Europe, is locking iirst-rate and had a
splendid trip.
Rev. William Frost Bishop, OF Peters.
| burg, will Oh DR. Hoge's pulpit tomorrow,
and while in the city will be the guest Of
r. T. Brooke. Esq, 700 east Franklin
street. Mr.. Bishop has been spending
some weeks az the Buffilo Li,hia Springs,
and number OF our people who heard hlm
there sneak in warm terms OF his abilities.
The French Association OF Virginia viii
meet at Monticello Hall tomorrow, at
O'Clock, TO complete arran gements for tax.
ing part in the Yorktown Centennial cele'
| braliOn.
Owing 10 the death OF the President, The
parade OF the knights Of Damon will take
/ place October 3, instead Of September 90
as heretofore announced.
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A VIOLENT AssAULr.-Yesterday eve-
ming about O'Clock, while Dr.. Isaac Curd
was sitting in front Of Cbildress's drug
store. on Main street between Seventeenth
aud Eighteenth streets. a man named Rock
Claps approached the Doctor. and without
a word OF warning struck him powerful
blow with a stick, inhicting a painful
wound on the back Oi the head. DR.. Curd
was knocked from bis chair by the force OF
the blow, but soon recovered himself and
went 10 bis rooms over he store, where bis
wounds were dressed by Drs. Jackson and
Riddel. II is thought that Claps's motive
for making the assault was the belief that DR..
CuTd (wbose rooms are In close proximity
TO Claps's place Of business) was instru-
mental in having bin convicted in the PO-
lice Court Of a violation Of the Sunday
liquor law, in consequence OF which con-
viciion his license was revoked by Judge
Christian. ClSps left Immediately after the
assault, and up TO a late hour last night had
not been arrested.
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CARpxrS. osHe.Larss. 4e.

CARPETS, oIL.CLoTHS. 6c.-l have
" iast reeS ised my FALL STOCK % p5ofx.
cAEPkTs, OIL-CLurHS. RUGS, MATS asa
DRUGGETs ~ 80 srAdts. Chrnics, s.srf, sna Dan
ssk CURTAINS OF the i1ftst ttyir< <e99et.
uolands. xe. Payer hshgings of az styies. wlit b
AEa odrsing al lowest bFfees. siiorfeTs promptly
attended 80. wosk zone ~ town ass e1sassy:
a. JE~HfSs<-
e Ie-2m Ho.isll Main suest. nssaa,,ss.va
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NOTICE, HousEKEEpERs.

% ,,y r,,S. ssr~rs r,ls ,i.,,s1, s haze q, ems,
inise snsee IN os1<f 10 seeomafsis TEN. IVA
LADIES or TIE -RsTRkAT." ts<fsfssr.t tesef
sstsutefesfsi1, having plenfF 81 futt torl< 20 -
recsni assision 70 thflr ssizo, sbnssnt. prre.r a
reiiesr the ss0Ft>Aff hnn,fkzepfrs ~ ~ - t(kt
stTURI they may Dc eaasb~f<o Win. frstn <rsa
piano TIN sxaec~ pS9. Irs nouse Nc OIL ~ =
stresf teg ~eefi hFna1 scG H,rsh>u sils ~ crs -
TffUE3DAr. ssptemiss 2xt t~ni iptae e'ess =.
Tor ylsisers. ska exB thea c<te<1 fA~f - ee4fr
th- sad." sea ezeseiss ShsN sAfrf ~ ~. y n
zioxslrg Is. <@*s<e
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Editor OF The st. John {iS. h. Eetss saws:
In feSh-w0ands. aches. paius. etc. Il Is the
most egscfitat remedy we know OF. No family
snouid be without bottle or u for single hour.
From The Cincinnati Dfspatch.
We have seen It's magic sffecss, and kROtc Il TO be
good article
Frem 7. s. POTTER. United States consul ct Gre
field. Rhenh Prussia:
After long years OF use l am satisfied II Is posi-.
tively Efficient as healing remedy for wounds
bruises aud spraius.
w. W. SHARPER, YaidOsfa, ga, saws:
IL Is 4 p1nacea FOR all bruises and burns.
From r. W. ADAMS. Sae0. Me-:
10 gave me immediate relief
r, LEWIS SAYS:
IN forty years' use Il never has failed me.
W. W. LUM. Nichoviue. y. Y. SAYS:
/ use your PAIN-KlLLER frequently. II reLtepes
pam and soreness aud heals wounds Ike magic.
j. W. DIE says:
For scads and burns Il has no equal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-24

CITY Council. night was the regu
lar time OF meeting Of this body, but 4
called meeting having iDtervened since the
last regular meeting, ii was determined 10
intermit the present meeting. Consequently
the next meeting will occur on the frs,
Friday in October.
The Council Committee on Fire met last
night at the ball OF the Alert engine com.
pany and resolved 10 recommend TO the
City Council the adoption of certain mes-
spres aud The appropriation OF certain
means whereby the efficiency Of The CON-
plny may be increased.
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II. SELDOM TAYLOR. 81 p. NJ. trustee,s sale OF
brick dwelling No. S24 Cary street. between
Madison and Eislyid,Fe. near Monroe PaFs.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR, 5 p. w., trustees sale of
brisk dwelling No. $50 Ttst Cary street. be-
tween Madison and Belsideie stfce.z.
RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 A. NJ, bouses, mules,
cows, vehicles. &C.
RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 A. ". eleven mules.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-24

PERRY DAvIs's PATN-KHLER is not a new,
untried remedy. For forty years II has been in con-
sianI use; aud those who have used II the longest
are its best friends.
Its success Is entirely because OF rs merit Every
family shsuld have bottle ready for use Much
pain and heavy doctors bills may often be saved by
prompt application OF the PAIN.KIL LER. Un-
Ike most medicines. nis perfectly safe even in the
hauss Of child. Try IL once thoroughly, and II
win prove It's value. YoHr druggist has II at 25c.,
SOC, and 81 per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS & SON, Proprietsrs,
Sc l-eodtNo1 Providence 4. i
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Small Houses. The demand for small
tenements IS increasing in this city. Ia fact,
this may be SAID Of all descriptions OF
dwelling-bOuses. Nearly all Of the habiia-
bic dwellings here haye been constantly
tenanted during the present year, Build.
ing Is brisk, aud rents have been raised.
Many people take these indications as signs
OF progress, and such doubtless they are.
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HAeAxs MAexorlA BALM,

HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES TO EyERY WOMAN
FAIR. Fresh AsD
BEAUTIFUL CoMPLKxioN. !.
No matter bow much It may have become TN.
paired by nature or otherwise, u makes he sKIs
PuRK, SOFT and LIKE rHAref YoUTH.
II Is not only ELEGANTLY PERFuMED, bat n b
Ia every way a most perfect va.h aBa srLzSDI
LOTION.
Its APPLICATION cannot possibly be dessCtsd
and Is barnssssaa waisr.
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Death OF a Former CitizeR.-Mr. viii.
liam Woodbridge, formerly OF Chesterfield,
and father-in-law Of Mr. Junius z. Jones,
the detective, died on Friday night 10 Rich.
mond, Of a congestiye chill; aged seventy
three years. Mr. Woo bridge was an active
man, and up 10 the time Of his death was
boss.carpenier OF the Newport News rail-
road
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disorderiy, wss iaIled for twsnty-ionr
hours.
william Jones leoIOred) wss anec s5 for
lighting.

HGrpers' Bazor. Ffaak Lesise's Hiiis-
trafed Weskiy. aad Harpsrs' Weekly have
been receiyed from n. Leonard, news
dealer, 9oe Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-24

Mr.. L. ". BLAcKFoRD, Principal Of the Fps
equal High seuoo, this city, sho has been an
sent IN Europe since early Ia July, reached bone
this evening.--AiexaRdriG (Y0.J Gdsstte Sep
fembsy n, 1851.
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POLICE CoUBr.-The following cases were
disposed Of yesterday:
Dennis Fenton. sn escaped luuatie from
the Piuel Hospital, was sent back TO that
Institution.
John w. Tay sailor on board OF the
Unlted States monitor Ajax, drunk and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-24

A THOUSAND HRALTHrUL KzEnnNfs AEs
nLEEDKD In TARRAEr's sKLrrER ArKxIksr
containing ~ u does al The yiEaes ~ TIE eeebrated
ssiizss springs, whose naEe i eszss sold by .
dsu8Etsis.
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II MAY INTEREST CUR LADY READERS
70 know that he painful snscS OF suHturn upon
delicate ,klB can be rIssciatey relieved by The use
OF j. & Z. AIBINSON's ToLEr VIN KG4R.
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The DEBILITY PRODUCED BY MALARIA
and The disease nself are ed6ctuaily remedied by
the LIEBIG CO.'S COCA BEEF ToSIc. Beware a
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LATE CHARLES CAMPBELL,

ACCIDENT TO MR. WINFIELD SCOTT
Yssterday morning Mr.. Wlnheld scott,
General Agent and stofekeeper OF the Pen.
Itentisrr, was thrown from his buggy, sno
his Tie ht eollarsbone broken. His horse be-
came restiye on account OF 4 passing trsin'
ana backed the buggy up toward tDe euro.
ing a. he foot OF Eighth street. Mr.. scott
had arisen from bis sest 10 gei down: Hnen
by a sudden movement OF tbe horse ne Wa
thrown our. and fell on ms right Shoulder,
breaking the c0llar-bOne ana fece'uns
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ursrTytss

A ssOCIATIOy DES FRANCAls DE
"a LA VIRGTNIE POUR LA CELEBRATION
Dc CENfESNAlRE DE YORkTpWN.--LA
procbane reunion de cefts Association aura beu
Monticello Hall. Dim2Dche. le 20 coarsRt 3
heures du SoiP. Tons lee Frsncais, sans sxceBiiea
sont prizes a. etre presents pour compieter lee ar
rangemcnts reatifs Ia celebration de "a fete Ba-
uOnale De yorktown. Eous ce1x qai NC peuvent
pas sssisier Ia su di,e reunen sons pries a. en-
vOyer leurs MONA.
Par ordTe V. a. GAvs ER. President.
ID COLUMBUS, Ssereisfre pro fem.
state please cOpv. - "a sf
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B0ARDIyG.

MRS. CAMP.
vi No 1911 EAST CLAY sTnxzr.
viii receive TABLE aHd L0DoISG-Bs,ARuERs
AZ her family residence.
Prices reasonable Rooms large asf ecsIfotis-
be Table satisfactory. sc "a Z7&0rl
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MASCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Manchester kagamu1fns This WE'LL
known aggregation Of fun. producers had a
meeting last night ct the Police Court room
TO consider The matter OF accepting the in-
yitaiion extended 10 them Of constituting
one Of the features OF the Centennial cele-
bration in Redmond. They decided to
participate. The coming parade win exceed
in interest anything before attempted by
them 10 the way of burlesqne.
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The BAPTIST HONE POR AGED WoNES.-
Judge Wexford has granted a charter 10 p.
II. Starke, II. X. EllysOn. T. II. Elicit, A,
b. Clarke. r. Rylsnd GSatbmey, Z. w.
Powers, Henry Bodeker, II. w. Davis, and
r. Vest, and their associates and successors,
under the name OF the Baptist Home for
Aged Women. The amount Of real estate
TO be beld is not to exceed 100000.
The object Of the corporation is 10 estab-
ish a selfsustaining institution where indi-
gent or inirm women may be provided
with a comfortable home gratuitOusly, or NJ
such moderate charges as may be pre-
scribed.
The following are the officers for the first
year: President, Mrs. j. B. Jeter; Vice
President, Mrs. j. L. NJ. Curry; Treasurer,
Mrs. r. Adam; Secretary, Mrs. /. c. Hal
lowell. Directors and Trustees: Z. II.
Starke, Il. K. ElIyson, T. II. ElIeti, A. b.
Clarke, r. Ryland GWatbmey, X. w. Pow
ers. Henry BOdeker, Il. w. Davis, and X.
r. Vest.
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mIMxOxs LIvER REGULATOR

90 gumeroGs are the Developments 81 Malaria
that people eouuauzily suffer from froE: this mex
oos poison wbea they least imagine it u lSrklAg N
their system.
CHILLs AND FEVER. HkADAChE'
ISTERNITTENT FEVER.
GENERAL DEBILITY. BILIOUS FEVER
LAssITUDK,
TYPHOID FEVER, NAUSEA,
PAINFUL OFFsPRINGs OF MALARIA,
ana aaye their origin in sHordtred nvef' vnien
n uo4 regulated in time. great saGeriBg wresehed-
ness a.d death viii ensIle-
SIMMONS LIVER RE0ULAfOh
frURELY yEGETABIKI
atlnsey csrsA!n IN rs remedial ELECTS ana scts
rove promptly in curfsgsii forms Of Aaizrtai dis
sses thsn calonscI or qainins. Without any OF Ibe
I.ssrte,as squeness whlsh follow their use.
n ,ake,f occasionally By persons expossd 70 Ma
I. - n viii expel the pois0n and
pROTrCT TEEM FROM ArTAcKi
zee lhas Won Get ths ssnuine IN whsis wrapper,
win red z, prep4'@d eAsy ~
az so-seoaty yxwIy y, u. zEJllSh co
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DON'T USE sTINULASTs. but natures real braii
and nerye food--HoP BIrTERs.
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HUsrNGs COURT.-The following cases
were disposed Of yesterday:
Sarah Washington leoloredl, convicted IN
The Police Court OF stealing S6 T5 from o.
Gasser, on an appeal. The judgment OF
the lower court was affirmed.
Rebeeca Bailey (colored), charged with
beating her husband, was sent to jail Tor
one day and fued one cent.
Henry Thompson lcolored). charged Win
stealing chairs from Daniel Braxton, Was
sentenced TO receive thirty-nine stripes.
James COnsty, charged with forging 40
order Of the Tredegar Company, was ae-
quilted.
The special grand jury met and found
true bills against the following parties,
after which they were adjourned fur The
tenn: Mary Morton, for felony; Joseph
BasneIt, for felony; Edward Dreyfus, mis-
demeauoT Charles II. Nye, mtsdemeanor.
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vnNpEc-TRufr EAxArrYR.

rHrscnIBRD NJ PHYSICIANS.
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE,
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
Plants
A DELICIOUS AND REFREsHIHG
FRUIT LozESGE,
WHICH SERVES TnK PURPOSE OF
PILLS AND
DIsAGREKABLE PURGATlvE
MRDIcINKs
TROPIC-FBUIr LAXATIVE
isTHR
BEST PREPARATION IN THE WORLD
Foa
CONSTIPATION, BILIOUsNEss. HEADACHE,
PlLES, AND ALL KINDRED COMPLAINTS.
nseis gently, effectively. and Is delicious to take
Cleansing toe system thoroughly, imparts vigor to
mind aud body, aud dlspels melancholy, hypochon.
aria, etc. ONE TRIAL coSviScxs.
PACKED IN BR0SzE TIN BOXES ONLY.
Price. 25 AND so cents. Sold by all druggists.
lmy 3-oeodiMhl0, 1871
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Day orHumiliation and PRAYER

Day OF Humiliation and Prayer.
CLOSING OF PUBLIC oFFfcEs ALL DAY MONDAY
AND OF BUSINEss-PLACEs FROM | Pm
MOURNING DECORATIONS TO BIC PUT IN
PLACE TO-DAY-RRLIGTOUs SERVICES.
Monday being The day appointed for The
funeral OF President Garfield and for hu.
initiation and prayer, as requested by Presi.
dent Arthur. the post Office, eust0m.house.
Capitol. City Hall, public schools. banks,
Stock Board, Corn, Flour, and Tobacco Ex-
changes, and all other public oflices-na.
tional, State, and city-will be closed. Il
seems understood that all the stores and
business places will at least close after P.
M., and that there will be 4 complete cessa.
ton Of the usual employments Of the peO-
pie.
FUNERAL DECORATIONS.
The emblems OF mourning on business
houses have been increased day by daY
since the death OF the President. Quite a
number Of persons who have 20 far refrain
ed from putting up such will do so now in
order TO make this evidence OF respect
quite general.
This being the understanding, It is not
impossible that more Of these emblems OF
sorrow will be put in place to-day and early
Monday than on any day yet.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
Complete arrangements will be made to-
day and announced tomorrow for religious
services appropriate to the day Of humilla-
ton and prayer.
TIE TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
The following address has been forward
ed to the Seci etaIy OF state:
TOBACCO EXCHANGE
RICHHOND, Va, sept. %, 1881.
Hon. James G. Blaine, Secretary Of state,
Washington, d. c.:
Dear Sir,-It gives Us a sad pleasure TO
communicate to you that immediately after
the announcement 10 The Tobacco Trade Of
Richmond OF the death OF the President
they ordered that their Exchange should
be clothed in deep mourning, and should
be closed 10 business upon the day set
apart for the funeral of our beloved late
ruler and fellow. citizen.
While the heart OF all Virginia and OF
her capital city is bowed down with grief
unutierabIe under his weight OF woe, be
bOslms OF the businessmen who are assem-
bled here have been quick 10 recognize The
sfflictiOn Of this terrible dispensatiOn 10 tue
whole Union and TO beat in the most hearty
and afsclionste sympathy, not only with
their fellOw-ciiZsns OF the common coun-
try, but with those dear bereft ones OF the
family OF the late President whom they
would so gladly comfort IL they could.
lSlgnedl e. r. BARKsDALE, President.
Peyton Wise, Secretary.
NOTES IN BANK-HUsTINGs COURT.
AS the banks will all be closed Monday
notes due that day will pc paid Tuesday.
II is not vet certain whether the Hastings
Court will be in a position TO adjourn over
from to-day to Tuesday. IL the jury should
be obtained In the Marvin case to-day the
witnesses from a distance, who are here at
great inconvenience 10 themselves, will
very probably wish TO testify and be gone
as quickly as possible; and as they have
come here in the interests Of justice and at
great personal sacrifice, no doubt the Judge
would like TO consult their wishes. Marvin
will hardly interpOse an objection, as he
wants all the time he can get.
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BODY FoUSD.-The body Of John Jur-
gems, who was burned TO death In the late
fire at Goodman 81 BOudal's, in Rockets,
was found in the ruins yesterday morning
about 10 O'Clock by the city hands, under
the charge Of Mr.. Joseph Chadick. The
body was discovered about three feet from
the elevator, and il is supposed the uufor-
tunate man, while cropping about the build
ing, fell through the opening for the eleya-
tor. The arms and legs were burned OF,
and the only thing that remained was the
trunk and portion OF the head, which was
4 charred mass.
Coroner aylor viewed the remains; after
which they were turned over TO commit
tee from Excelsior Grove Of Druids, OF
when the deceased was a member. The
funeral services we're held yesierd-y alter-
moot. The deceased was native OF Ger
many, where his mother is now living, and
was about twenty-seyen years old and IN
married.
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ExrURsrONS AND PIC.NrCN.
RoUsD rsleNSLY s2i

cave Richmond al 10 O'Clock SUNaf h NIGHTs
arriving 81 WssniBgl0s in annie ume - &fferd the
memorial services ~ the nations martyr Busi1ess
vii be suspended in the city and sucl zno;hef os-
yostuDi,y msY not BE- rsd IN lifetime. Ample
accommodation and good on'er gssranee.: and
there win b. special eosehes fJr col5rcd people.
Train viii start RON Ebs, ~ beet of Broad
sireetp Tickes may be h4d AZ the train of ne fol-
lowing committee: .. y BLUNT
J.W. McD,N8LD.
.. N. uALLORAS,
se24 2.s n. ". RALsTCS.
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some bruises. DR.. Cunningham. who was
called 70 attend him, thinks his injuries are
not serions.
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WEATHER REPORT

lsDfcATfoSs PoR To-DAY.-For the Mid
Ole Atlantic States, partly cloudy westher
with local rains, westerly winds, falling fcl
lowed by rising barometer, and stationary
or higher temperature.
The WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and warm.
Thermometer YESTERDAY: g A. NJ, 7B;
a. A., 81 noon. 81; 2. NJ, So ; 6 p.
81, 50; midnight. r.
BIean temperature. so sc.
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CLEAR THE TRACK. HERE WE go.

CLEAR THE TRAC X. HERE We go.
~ The 'ast excursion OF the SEASON. 20 WA-BItG-
TON, BAL1TIORs. AMI NEH YORK VIA toe
Che.a peske and ohio sad W1shing'on sUd Bari.
more and Potomac rail Ways. lszsire is a-sspFaAe
and Ohio depot SATURDAY NIGur Ucpsber 1 Z.
al $50 O'Clock. All TIE way By rail- NJ change OF
cars.
Fare FOR Round Trio: Richmond 20 Vssalnxoe.
~ so Richmond 10 Baltimore. "a Rifhmonf Ia
New YORK. 4iZ.Sg. Tckess good IOr 5liecu d1y1.
% return on any reguizr train.
This will be Tue last chance fJr ner-tau.s sad
pisAsure-seekers ~ fBj0y tbemstlfcs st r'dcfe1
rates. IL l. p0stiyey tbs ast Sxcnr,fsI b given
nOrh THIS season. Special sfr4ngemgts f.f coicrtd
people.
Tickets Tor sale bg the cOmmttst-J 81. Thfmpr-
sou q Co.. Boot and Shoe - STIR ; ~ est Brrad
street Z. Y. JOhnsiOB. Nes0ieai.r. 9i5 -sk NJ IA
street. X. T. Adams, corner fyurteenin ~ Frank
in sfrseIs. at the depot ind on me traia ~ hs
No meals 10 be paid for Oa trts excursion -
- el0.1i13,I7,l5.2i.2&.25 Sccl
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Ask druggists FOR Rough on Rafs.~ u ciesrs 0us
rats. mice, bedbugss rosches vermin, des ans. In
sects 10 cents per bex.
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DEMEMBER STATE FAIR.
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