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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-20

There is nothing heard N Virginia now
of the Bourb0ns' devotion to the full pay
ment OF the State Debt. They are Ignoring
the question entirely. This might have
been expected. Hitherto they have main.
tanned their devotion during the campaign,
aud have forgotten the question entirely
after election. This year their zeal ended
with their platform declaration, and they
are expanding all their strength on a scheme
to defeat the opposition ticket by means OF
forged letters. What they want Is 10 get
the Offices. II they get them, The "pu6llc
debt" says the leading organ, the Rich:
mond Dispatch, "may go to the dogs"
There is nothing e wiu,this position. III
only avowed openly; that is all.-Ne~
York Tribune.
We call the attention OF the Tribune to the
above paragraph as being false from Begin
ming to ending, OF all the journals in Wiz"
GINA the Dispatch has been the most per-
sistent in urging upon the people their duty
In regard to the public debt.
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rnr BEATS OK vrK rxfs'1'1s
rss .s,syvaps ofsuss ne p~pt-vesxpss,ss
,ass. ~, y.uEs A. 8ApFists', ffssssy".
ts, NY na,,sa slsfes. Il 20 more ana sos
en,s sisy msilensoi Amef'sans s sssyv osrt
r,a,,,ninV fss less. but people = .isr,r;e
q ~ hahisabIe globe 10 wh'ea az =,
~,,s ,saehes are made sacder Of hee'
his untlmely desth. sverywhere
Ioi"ss s.,r land are forgotten 10 sne
, vrief. Men only remember .sa'
sse sumau. and that a ieuo""man
49, tanner. a husbapd, and 2 son IKE 49,
sss a. ven o. The chosen Cb'e' 80
,s.,s - their country. lies cold 10 oe. -,
n.,,ag me last sad offices Of frienos s.'
lluared. II be could haye a'eo n.sl
=, from The diseases which 81 msn sorrow
- NE vould have mourned Nun 'ss ~ ma,
mn. "a the ripe summer Of DIS
""5 rs,h ! heart full OF josiuS
,,ons and high resolves, w;n 10
IKE . ~snotbiDg had happeneo,
blooceo 40 citizens In a brief period
"tsaccusiomed TO his SUCCESSORS sah
Is sn aged mother at Mentor whose
heart will bleed for him who was to her
Away a boy. There Is another who SOL
rows only as one can sorrow who bias lost
her All In this world. For her an entire
people have hearts full OF sympathy
and consolation. Then there are MS
children, who were TO him companions
az well as loving sons and daughters, wbo
in their fatberless condition should be-
come the wards Of the republic. These
will all to-day engross The Thoughts snd
sympatbies and affections OF the people,
North, South, East, and West. When tne
excitement incident to bis uutimely death,
however, shall have subsidized. then VIII po-
Hticsl friends and opponents discuss tue
record be made as legislator and Presicent.
History, IL Is safe to predict, will assign
him a position among the drst civil
fans Of the generation OF Americans among
whom be figured conspicuouslS for nearly
a quartz. Of century. He is entitled 10
this, for in The Heuse OF Representative %,
session after session, be bad few equals ana
never a superior in either party; and bis
public career cut OF Congress gave addl-
tionsl assurance that he bad the ability and
the judgment to make a successful Presi-
deot.
1t is the prayer to-day OF all patriotic
Americans that bis successor, General AR
rHuR. will commence bis administration
with an eve single to the good OF the whole
county,, and that he may so conduct HIM
self In bis high Office as to win the approval
OF every right. thinking man add woman
throughout The land. OF one thing be may
rest s~ssured-that the people OF the South
Will weigh his acts impartialiy, ana com
mend everything he does which they deem
right and Just.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-20

go. ,veaks ffcta t0-1a} t4< f'se@'
sesss sna ysfxIbia I'M ether oe'
take p'acs, = sne oxlrouisss Or east her
aa LILO ~ ,hs genuine ojd' Dsdsesra''s pss,'
onr : o~piaiea. formed ss'e. sss'
soos many people % . number q pvsss sss,f
7 .aas s.ssS.s the voters doubt the oeso.
~. q xaaaidaisstoth The asaesss ssso,
-, seeause 10 many Of tbe pemocla.s NO
~ ennss,,u,Jonai requirement mak'as w
.u u - alp.llaax a prerequisite 70 w,
pas 'e nscsuse Of anything else tnan sne
ass,'e Of the voters 70 have 'es .,
se.,,ed once for alb sOms1 ~,
usDs : sood many people have 80. y ~" =,
o.n.', that the Readiusters "oe'e I,
.oe.l sssomcish that object; aud al'n0os,
sucb people counot 70 ave .us" ,sar
,shs, the BrDDbABERcsn bill ~
,he less believe that it Is the 1BsRcER bill :
,hey are In search. are. 1t is a scheme
And yet what be aequiesced In by the
II "a a repy Virginia. Look at 1t where
whjysnl. ana you Will find repudia'
don written upon It. The preamble 10
the bill even AYERS that The holders OF SOM
Of the state bonds have received interest
q upon a principal one third too large
How did they get that interestf why, tney
held The States b~onds-bpnds issueo ana
signed by the States own officers Anu
vet ten years after their issue. and after
they have passed into the hands Of inno-
cent holders upon the faith Of the Common.
wealth Of yirgiois, these holders are toid
that their principal is tone third 700 large.
Will those holders accept such terms! MOI
they. Read the cool propositions Of repu-
distIor contained In the ~RIDDLEBER0sR
bill. and say whether you can ID
your heart believe that any man OF
sense will accept its termss Inc terms
NJ exchange Of new bonds for old are az
follows: For the principal OF the consol
bonds SO per cent, that Is to say, 800 Oh
the bonds authorized under the RIDDLE
BERGER bill for every 800 consol bond. 10
In other words, one dollar and fity-nine
cents OF interest instead OF six dollars per
year, and q principal OF 500 instead Oh SiVV.
f. there a creditor OF Virginia in the world
who would accept such terms Can be be
compelled to do soi BY no means yet de-
ylsesd by the ReadiUsters can he be so CO.
creed.
Next ore third OF the principal OF the
peelers is repudiaied, and interest on them
~repudiated as in regard to the consol bonds.
Will the poor Peeler b~ondnolder accept
such a proposition? No, sir; and hecin't
be made to do it. There are no appliances
within the reach Of the Readius,ers that
win enable them to c)erce him into sub
mission to this injustice and wrong.
Let all real Readiusters rally to the sup.
mort Of DANIEL, BARBOuR, and MCKINNEY.
Put not your trust in any such worthless
thing as the RIDDLEBERGER bill. AS hr.
GoobE says, It wOuIdn't stand many minutes
in the presence Of q Court OF Appeals com
posed OF such men as the spotless MoScvRE
and his associates on the bench. See to II,
people OF Virginia, that you stand by the
only party which has the confidence OF the
States creditors, and the consequent ability
to come to terms with them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-20
Are Thav Damoorats /?

There are some men who still claim to
believe thai the Resdiu ulster party Is not the
Republican party in disguise but q real
Democratic party, or rather composed Of
meu who will be Democrats as soon as the
debt question Is settled. We ask such
men to read the following circular, which
wac last saturday served upon all persons
holding Government positions In the navy
yard at Norfolk. So says The Wrginian.
The circular was sent ont by .be chairman
and secretary Of the Republican State Ex-
ecuiiye Committee. II Is as follows
PETERSBURG. Va, September 0, 1881.
WiHiom II. Lyons. Esq, Superintendent Of
Machinery Navy Yard, Norfolk, "a;
Dear Sir,-You bsye been appointed by
the State Executive Committee 10 solicit
from Republican ofice-holders, clerks, and
other officials, including the postmaster and
HE empioye Is al Portsmouth. The commit
tee resolved to ask a contribution OF 2
per cent. on the salaries OF the Federal Of
f~ee-holders. DR.. q. X. Gilmcr, OF Rich
mond, is our treasurer. 1t Is unnecessary
for US TO explain TO you the object OF our
campaign. Our committee will labor for
the defeat OF the Bourbon Democratic party,
and In this good cause we feel justified in
appealing 10 every Republican 10 the State
for aid. Plexse acknowledge receipt OF this
aud oblige, Yours very truly,
JAMES ID. BRADY, Chairman.
n. ". Hozleaoood, Secretary.
They may feel justified in appealing fsto
every Republican in the State for and" but
how does a Democrat Justify himself for act.
ing with a party that is a "good-eDoughp
Republican party for Brady, GILhsR,
RryEs, sndthe rest Of The Republican Office
holdersf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-20

DR.. Bliss visited New York last week
and was escorted by . friend through Wall
street aud the Steek Exchange. His pre-
senee attracted a crowd, which caused him
10 disappear In great haste.
Mr.. Peter Bogsrt and wife, Of DownsviIie.
Penn. celebrated on the 18th instant, the
seyenty.ffth~ anniversary Of their marriage.
They are each ninety i've years old, pnd
both are 10 excellent health.
The coming bat for Indies this season will
be mostly OF plush and az generous size. IL
will take about two week. practice 10 DIS.
tin9uIsh one from a scarlet ear-seats
It comes from ali lands, and, all classes OF
people. To eepsider the amoupt Of solid
Testimony 10 favor loffhat Rricr OF Rheu'
matte remedies, S. yaephs pllh slpeskfe'
sond &feQultsrA ~ s asfI ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-20
CELERY
As A REMEDY FOR NERVOUS DISEASES.
,. WHAT THE MEDICAL PROFESSION
SAY ABOUT 1T.
THE GOOD RESULTS ATTENDING ITS USE
IN
HEADACHE, NEURALGIA, NERVOUSNESS
INDIGESTION, sLEEPLEssNEss,
AND PARALYSIS.
THE GOOD RESULTS ATTENDING ITS Usl

Celery has only come Into public notice within The
last few years as a ~nsrvlne, but scientific expert
ments and experience have proved beyond a doubt
that n controls nervous Irritation and periodic ner-
vous. and ick-headache to a marked degree.
Brown seduard says that Celery contains more
nerve.food than any other vegetable or substance
found IN nature. Celery was first discovered and
used as a nervine by French physicians about 1867.
But a combination OF the EXTRACTS CELERY
AND OHAMOMILE, which has been but recen ly
introduced TO the profession and the public by N.Y.
self, has produced such marvellous results In curing
nervousness and headaches, and especially nervous
and slck. headaches, neuralgia, paralysis, iDGlges-
ton, and sIeeplessness, that 1t has excited public
attention and newspaper comments, aud many ply
siciaos have tested the merits OF the preparation
with tie best results, as quoted below from a few.
WHAT PHYSICIANS SAY.
sDr. Benson's preparation OF Celery and Chamo-
mile, for nervous diseases, Is the most Important adj
dition made 10 the materia medlca IN the last quar-
ter OF a century. "-Dr. u w. j. Engisr,@ BaHl'
more. -
apr. Benson's pills are worth their weight in gold
In nervous and sick eadache."-D A. N. Schttch-
ter, o( Baltimore. p. I.t
"These pills are Invaluable in nervous Diseases
DIR. Hammond, n Meto York. .rF
"Dr. Bensous pills for the cure Of neuralgia are a
smccess.n-Dr g. p. Holman, Of Chrtsttd"sbuTgr
Va. 1850 U..I ftu -Ia4 l|f
These pills are a special preparation only for the
cure Of special diseases, as named, and for these they
are worthy OF a trial by all Intelligent sufferers
They are prepared expressly TO cure sick-headache
pervous-headache, dyspeptic- headacbe. neuralgia
nervousness, paralysis. sleeplessness, and indiges-
ton. and will cure any case. Price, so cents. Post
age free. Sold by all druggists. Depot, loo nortt
Euiaw street, Baltimore, ad. n Sc 17-eod1w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-20
DEATHS.

Died September 1sth. az haif-psst2 O'Clock PM.
MARY AGAks- ir ant daughter o. John and Mary
sloan; aged eight months aud Eve days.
Her funeral VIII take place from the residence OF
her parents 1880 Franklin street TODAY tTues-
family are Invited 70 attend.
Died, At a p. NJ. September 10, leal, at het
residence, a02k 1lsrsball street. Mrs MARGARET
VINCENT; isgea eightylone' seAts had four
iier funfrai VIII take place TOMORROW CTed.
nesdGyt MORNING. ~ hhff-pxst a oTf0Ff Il 81
Mars 6srEah Cslhelis chbEens shes hikh re
qaisn mass VIII b ssesb fFF3s sos ~ owes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-20
NOTICES.

Inc. 1901 .
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
il UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS
TRTCT OF VIRGINIA: IN NATTER OF
r. NJ. BOOKER, JBs A BANKkUPT-IS Rank
RUPTCY.
RICHMOND, Va, September % ,15Sl.
To All WHOM 1T MAY CoNcRRNs
Take notice, that q petition has been MED ~ sa1o
conrt by r.. 81. Booker, Jf,, OF Prince Edward
under the act OF CONGRESS OF March 2 .16e7, aud
the acts slntndatory thereof and supplementary
thereto, for a discharge and certificate thereof from
oil hss debss ard other claims provable under said
acts. aud that the Sd DAY OCTOBER, 1881, al ~
O'clock NJ at the once Of Thomas ). Atkins, Ese.,
Register IN Bankruptcy, In me eustoni-house bn the
sitY OF Richmoad. Va. - assigned for the hazTiag Of
the anne, vheG and where Oh may attend and show
cause, N AnJ you have, Why The prayer OF ibe said
petition should not be framed
80 20-Tu2w SOhN II. P0PHAM, Clerk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-20
PhIegar ON Lewis.

Senator Pblegar, in his speech ot Floyd
Courthouse, held up Lewis as a traitor to
bis State and section when In the United
States Senate, aod announced In unmeas-
.ured terms the doipgs Of himself and dep
uty marsbals In having paid spies and In
formers in the persons Of jim Napier, Jim
Boyd, Jordan Penn, and Others (alh ne
groes) OF this county, upon whose oaths
citizens OF Floyd have been5 taken from
their homes and put TO great expense. viii
the people OF Floyd vote for such q man as
Lewis, who Is at the head Of all this work ?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-20
-aLAssRARE. 4..

NEwGooDs. 50
RICH DINNERS TEA- aud ToiLET-sETs, In
new shapes and decoraiioDs;
ELEGANT GAME, FISH, DfSsERr., and ICE
CREAA-sETs OF the late6 styles;
DRESDEN FIGURES and ORNAMENTS In al
the la esl designs: ~ ir~
RICH CUT.eEAss, Bp.oSzEs, 1e.
fhe largest stock eyer eSsblbtsd in This city. Cal
AUD book stthen. Z. b TAYLOR,
ssl6 ne4 "a NoyIoll Nsia street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-20

The Landmark urges the Democratic
Conservatives OF Norfolk 10 nominate two
first. class men for the House Of Delegates.
That is capital advice, With STARKE for
the Senate and two men like him for the
House, the ticket will sweep Norfolk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-20

A New York correspondent says: "Vice-
President ARTHUR occasionally can be seen
sitting on the broad piazza OF The Oriental
Hotel, at Coney Island, enjoying the per-
iume OF a fragrant cigar. He wears a round
Derby hat and a suit OF black broadcloth.p.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-20

The L~ynchburg NeWs says: ga friend
OF ours who has had some experience in
public life prophesies that GEORGE WISE
will succeed Msior DANIEL as the next Gov
ernor Of Virginia."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-20

More kind words ior. the late Senator
Burnside. The Augusta Chronicle says I:
"Of all the Republican senators be was the
least partisan, aud was Incapable OF an un-
gerous or ~dishonorabIe action. While bis
place as a statesman may be easily 6lled,
Rhode Island win search. 10, vain 10 lind a
more devoted son or q nobier gentleman TO
represent her," r
.ni BuRNETr's COCAINE WILL SAVE II HAIR
and keep It in a strong and healthy eoudi.
ton, because ~ Will stimulate the roots OF
the hair, and restore the natural aetl0n upon
which its growth depends. 81 zoos
20 Burneti's Flavoring Extracts are abso-
Hluteiy pure.sl va ms ,lis fisaE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-20

Aud now horrible people ere predicting a
cold winter. Why not let us enjoy this
charming September weather In peace?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-20

hon. JAMES BARBOUR will be one OF the
speakers at the Warrenton mass-meeting on
the 26th. RANDOLPH TUCKER and Senator
YEsr are also expected to be present.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-20

Essex has appointed chiefs Of tens, and
evidently means business. That looks like
thorough organization. Let other counties
initiate her good example.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-20

The Cincinnati Times speaks of %ten-year-
old Bourbon made cut OF fresh neutral
spirits by a few hours process Of aduItera-
tlon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-20

We hear thai Appomattox Is well or
ganIxed, and that BococK will win by a
handsome majority. We can sweep the
State with a thorough organization.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-20

The New York Tribune says: 1" Secretary
BLArSx's hair and whiskers have wbitened
20 rapidly during the past summer that be
looks much oIder.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-20

The editor OF the Enccste Herald says
BctetourL is all right, and will give our
ticket q large majority.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-20

On the 3oth Of March, 1876, Dir. RIDDLE
BkRoER deplored 10 so editorial the defeat
Of the stamp tax bill, aud yet now his paper
blames DANIEL for voting for It.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-20

Our exchanges all tell Of refreshing rains.
The late corr will be benefited.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-20

THOMAS CRoxroy's speech at Bowling
Green Is highly complImented.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-20
RICHMOND, September j

RooMs STATE C0NsRRyATIyE-DENOeRAIIel
Executive COMMITTEES, )
RICHMOND, September 10, 1881. }
Harrison Leonard is appointed aeean
vasser for Montgomery county.
get A. NJ. kelley, Chairman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-20

FACULTY:
EDMUND HAKRIsoN,A A. ~, Professor OF Latin.
"A. a.. HARRIS, NJ A. Professor ~ Greek go
ROBES MAssIE, A H., ID. L., Professor OF Si"osr"
Languages.
A. y. BROwxg n. ID. Professor or Enghsn.. .
FDwARD d. SMITH, NJ. A., Professor OF ha'ne-
MATES. xphvs.a
CHARLES WESTON. N. A. Professor OF Pnysnes-
q. PURYEAR, A. NJ. Ill. d. Professor o, nsnnr
WILLIAM -. THOMAS. III. A., d. D' fr"'e'o' ="
sA,fgEI d. DAVIES, Professor Of Law.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-20

UNIVERSITY SCHOOL tDAY AND
u EOARDINGL P~ETERsBUBG,. vA.-Ssyen-
teenth session begins MONDAY, October 81. Thor
cugh preparation for Uniyersiiy OF virginia, O.o
| Naval and Military Academic. Highly recon-
| nended by Faculty or University: location healthy;
pupils uniformly successful. Early application adj
yfsed. as humber of boariers Is limited. For eata-
| lOgue address. w. dOhDoN hGNhDEr
| ~ 29.d2m H |Hth| It .rI frlncIoal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-20
pICHMoND COLLEGE,
RICHMOND, VA.

The next session BEGINS sEPTEMBER 20 1851
and continues nine months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-20

EXPENSES OF A RESIDENT STUDENT.
One hundred and ninety-six dollars, vsr nm
,nonths, Session, cover all The expenses Cf ehtfshce-
Sees. tuItion. board. fuel. Ilghis. and wasnine. a..
EJyhty.seyeu dollars and nfty cents VIII meet lne
expenses OF . nonresident student. s
. foI S'' %. PURYEAR,
.uao s,sw,SeIKfa1w Chairman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-20

Three school children in philadelphia
were bitten by a mad Spitz dog, who rushed
through the streets for several squares be-
me could be killed. The wounds IN
aIc,ed were cauterized, and the physicians
do not apprebend fatal results. a.fs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-20

rRoNE II. r. II. PRINCESS LOUISE.
HELLMUTH, ID. ID, ID. q. L..
FALL TERM OPENS WEDN
Handsome aud spacious buildings, Denntfilly
by rail from Niagara Fails, and on one Of the Trin
The GROUNDS comprise l4O acres. The aim OF
intellectual and practically useful educEtton, Inc
ANT principles. as the only solid basis for the right
spoken in The college. MUSIC a specially. Board,
course Of English, the Ancient ana Modern Lanxus
Plano and Library, Medical Attendance aud Medi
the daughters of clergymen. For circulars and tuIl
pal Helimuth Ladies College. London. Ontario, Can
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-20
RICHMOND, VA.
JOHN II. POWELL, PRINCIPAL;
MRS. 7. q. PEiTON aud
MRs. j. X. GARNETT,
ASSOCIATE PRINCIPAL'

Tho continued growth OF this SCHOOL ROE
YOUNG LADIES having rendered Il necessary %
secure increaSSn accommodations, the bulldinf
for a term OF years. This building was designed
and for a number or years has been usel i0f
school purposes. 1t viii be thoroughly Ttpalfelsu l
made cpmplete In ali It's appointments. The accom-
modaiiOns for bOarders are the best. Two lQupgF
dies to a room, and single rooms provided wien de-
erred.
ton provid "a for the sick.
The school will REOPEN MONDAY, septemorf
10, 1881.
For Information as to prices, &C., apply for eaa-
logue at The bookstores, or 10
" 3O-dlw&teoJts JOHN u, POW LII
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-20

Senators Garland, of Arkansas. n In
gals, OF Kansas, OF the judiciary sub-com-
mIttee, intend to make atour Of the prlnei-
pal commercial cities for conferences Wild
leading businessmen on the subject OF a
general bankruptcy taw.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-20

A New York man tried to eat bis way
into good society in Boston by absorbing
seven plates OF baked beans, and was sur.
prised when the esthetes OF the Hub wouid
have nothing to do with him and called him
a New York hog. ..-rt.g
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-10

The BODY Of an Unknown Man
Pound By Q SWttchman.
ksn.ss City rine..

Kansas City Times.
At about ii O'Clock . west Ksnsss
swiichmsn thought he discovered . Pc
cuiisr foul Odor exuding from the chihks
Oi Missouri freight car which siood an .
side track near the Novelty elevator. On
opening the car he louad the body Of m
unknovn man lying in one corner already
in IN sdv .sced stage Of decomposition. How
he came there or What was the Cause Of his
death. none c,uld Conjecture. The fact
vas Immediately tsleerspbed to policr
headquarters and Captain Malloy notified
Carlai ri The discovery. The body vss
removed to he undertaking rooms, where
an inquest will be held to-day. No papers
ar letters we're found upon his per-cn
which gave any clue 10 hrs identification.
The body had evidently lain in the Ger
several dave. and vas block and putrid
when found. II IL supposed tina. suicide
Wa the cause of his death. Lying BY his
side when found Was q email twenty-five
c-libre revolver. vith one chamber empty,
where the cartridge had been evidently ex-
ploded. The bullet bsd entered over the
right eye. A near - could. be judged the
deceased Vas . nan Of about forty yeass
of see. large and veil msde, weighing in
life about l75 pounds. The face Vas COW
cred With . rough heard Of several day's
growth; mo o,he- vhiskess. TIE deceased
~as dses~ed decenily in black cost and
osescoat, black SLOUGH hst. which he siill
wore even in Death, and on his limb. .
pair Of brosn ovesalls. The coroDer will
hold IN inquest Of examinstioo to-day.