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"Oh, fathsrl I thought you wcr
out 10 the garden with motherr'
$50 ! was, child, but the sun Va
ho, end.I ran in for few Nj nntes {.
cool OF. aud look at The papers. See"
to me, from what Miss Milburn s"N
relative to Mr.. Harrison. that the"
was a screw loose. so to speak. in H..
way YOU ladies treated him"
"yon ladies I" aa,d Amanda. "WA>
si7, Alice seems to be wholly in th ,
dark in this affair She has not to-
me whether he called for her OF n"'
All, now, Alice, your TACO tells sA'
he did.
"Yos, Amanda dear. ho invited IN
to ride, and I sent him 10 YOU. The.
without telling you he had been fe''
you sent h;;n Tor me 1t WAS toe fun
ny' got ready to 50 also. butt
Bat" interrupted Mr.. Westbron
rather sA,;riot|'y. "this sensible you'
man ran Of on y tangent, aud ! O.
vou in the iurch, and think he !
quite right.
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to take nv all Then turning to
the assembled company. he said;
"These two truants, who have sp'lced
themselves, rs the sailors say. were
mated on the ocean, and now they
have checktnated their father On the
highway Of ambition and love, For
give them, kind friends; they have on
Iy stepped into the moose of---
"Of happiness, love and peace
fatherl" interrupted the bridegroom.
And 30 the pride Of tho Sea be-
came the bride Of the artist.
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CHANGE OF TIME
WESTERN MARYLAND R. ROAD
~ u -fs;.s:s:2s .ssiIy .sssisI-y
Ltn and ate. sunday Nov. T., !sS2, Pas
Z Js.D.er rraius will run rs follows:

<tn and ate, sunday Nov. T., leS2, Pas
Z )s.nser Trains will run rs follows:
LEAVE NECglANsCsrOWN
!rcr Baltimore and Westminster 1T
ANA . GOA. R and - p IN. For liagcrs.
sown and Eiliamapor, at 1898 a m and
:, Is u. IA. For Blue RIge on Saturday
4,
ARRIVE MECHANECSTOWN
Tom Baltimore and Westminster at 10 90
:, ~ and q A., and From viii.
Transport and Hngcrstown at 500 IN,
and 3 45 %. m From Blue Ridge on Mon
:l.y ut
TdM1rrspuu, T. x. TRAINS south Will
leave Emmitt sburg vt SO 4. NJ. and 80
and5 5.55F. NJ arriving at Rocky Ridge at
o l0A, v and : 00 and G29 p. ". Trains
Nnr,h lease Rocky Ridge at o3t A. NJ,
LOS nnas3sP VI, arriving Emmi'tsburS
llNs A, NJ, ,43s and 100 = NJ.
TRAINS FOR FREDERICK
Trains for Frederick leave Junction ut
10 rs a. ~ and 6 Is y. NJ
Trrins for Tancyt0Wn, L'ttlesto~'.
anh =, oyk Aayc Janct!ou AZ 80 III, ahi
@l5pn.
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A Drive to the hAke F.!

A young man living in the vicinity
Of Lake Ontario, after hard day S
work in the bayfield, thought drive
after tea, to view its blue waters with
fair friend by bis side, would be de.
lightiul. Thus thinking, be drove to
Mr.. Westbrook' house, where nis
ring WAS answered bv Miss Westbrook
whose company he lad come to solic-
It,
Good afternoon, Alice Miss West
brook.
"Ah, good afternoon. Mr. Harrison;
please come in.
No, thank you. called TO ask
you to ride to the lAie with me.
When, MIR. H4rriAon :"
"Whv, right If now. My horse
and buggy are ont hy the gate.
Mss W.s,blook smiled 1t his ear
nest tones, and SAID; Il am very busy,
but will 20 with vou j.. you will t,ke
Amand. Mi!burn also. Please drive
down there and get aud return for
me.
shall | tell her who sent me
"No-welI r.rhaps YOU had better
tell her. She will be more likely TO
90
The young man bowed, walked
slowly to the gate, and stepping into
| his buggy, drove with less alacrltv
than was evincel bv hiSa on driving
MP. Something within whispered
She does not respect yon - has no
coniilence in Won Better turn abort
and { o home = "No no '" whisper
ei another Thought; go ahead this
time, but keep dear Of snIh a scrApe
IN tuture, Good advice, u re-
member it I! and he gave low " his.
tie that startled that startled the lag.
giny pace Of E'lee'ioot to a brisk trot,
which soon brought him 10 the Cor
ners. Tuning in the direction Of Mr.
Mibnrns he nat Mr. Westb'ook
fati or of Miss A'iceJ returning from
4 ride
The bnkglps haltel side hv SIDE, and
the elder genrleman said. "Woll 1Iar-
rison, your horse does no, look so l4d
eI out as mine does. A drive Of IS
niles and back on auch no, day as
tins Is hard jannt for horse. Go
ing to the lake p
Yes, started for drive there" "
lyon ought not TO take such P
splen lid drive without l nice young
lady, cd ?
think 90 mvself. The truth is, Mr.
West brook. I called for Miss All
called for nice girl to 90 with M
and she gave Won the mitten
Harrison p
Not exactly, sir; she told me to call
for Miss Mi'bnrn, tell her who Sent
me, secure her company, then return,
and she wonla 60 with me with pleas.
nre.
And do YOU intend to follow out
that programme, Harrison p
II shall be obliged to do so thil
time, for fear Of offending the Ia iy;
but it hardly seems right.
There is no right in the case what.
ever. Harrison. She has simply IN
snlted you without thinking or caring
about the matter
well Mr.. Westbrook, what would
you advise me to do 2
Call ior Miss Milburn, and ask her
10 ride with you, No hints about who
sent you. Simply request the pleas
ire OF Der company, etc" ~,@
Suppose she tells me she will 90
with me, provided | can get some
friend Of hers to accompany us
What then 2
Leave her, and invite ole Of tie
,ln o,s ea:..''3 %:.ased Yir.s Of you, c7'r
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tiGn tn ride, hy ASKING thlTd PaEVJ'
but will 20 with you at once and en-
jov it. Good afternoon, Harrison
Success to you Get up. FlreNy /
Mr.. Westbrook drove on, aud the
Young man went to Mr.. MlIIbnrns,
Calling for Miss Mllbnrn, he invited
her to take drive TO the lake with
him. 1t was snch beautiful after
nooa he felt certain she would ENJOY
it.
at is indeed love'v v afternoon. sir,
and always enjoy going to the lake.
! am somewhat busy, and hardly
know what to SAP to you; butt
But what, Miss Milbbrn .
"Oh. | was going 10 say. 1t would
have suited me better il you had call
I'd for Miss Westbrook, and brought
her along with you. Then | should
have gone with YOU with pleasure.
Would vou mind driving back for hers
Tell her I sent you, and she will come
with Won at oaca. rleasu tel her ia
we,r her new travelling suit and WIZ
wear mine You won't be gone long
now will yon nv good fellow? ].
A. All ba ready when you return, she
sdas3 .,il;,o =. she bowed him ont
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struggling with the waves. and her
rescue by a sailor-Are you III.
Miss Mortimer 2
mo, sir-onlv spssm-l am suo-
iect 10 them. But about the picture;
who did you say Was the artist 2
II believe his initials are Samnel
E. But you are csctHuly i'll, Miss
Mortimer p
She had arisen from the table wher e
they were sitting, and excusing her-
sell for moment, passed into smother
room.
Hastily taking a telegraph form,
she wrote:
/ IS l.. Gordon, artist, Edinburgh ;
I will plv. ten thousand dollars for
your marine view; must have it.
Answer. Anna Mortimer
! She dispatched this to 4 telegraph
office and r,jpin-l til" company; but
her whole N ,un.r had changed.
She seemed different woman; her
feature. wore Al anxions, longing ex-
/ preston as il she were expecting
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she read;
. 'l,'"f' So'"' ""' "'''S' "'' V. u
hope 'or = "''c ''ne ana reward 'o'
ne "re''' past
o''n"'' J. '"''''S ''o''o".
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Selected Sfo'n.
The Pride of the Sea.
(CoNTlNuEt FROM LAST WEEK

(CoNTlNuEu FROM LAST WEEK
lie was going because he was afraid
she N ght not love hin.
His ctlous on the last days thsy
were on the vessel plainly told bel
this.
She despatched her letter by a
messenger, who 'eturned only to .ay
hat he had gone.
Gone where ?" she anx;ousl Y in.
qnrrd
The gentleman said, mss, he was
gong to Scotland. y
TO Scotland =
1t was even AS she thought.
Now sne knew only too we'll that
Le was vplv dear to her. 80 dear that
she would have liked to hold her
hand out to n'n and say Stay Stay
for lny sake
but """'' ne stay
D'd he really love "er
Ii %, whv had he gone without n
word ?
he WAS TOO pToo1 10 AK 'or he'
love- 'Ea' was H.
1neSe ""' "''''''''" v ''' r
"S'ng' h'"'''no7'"e que" ''"N nv
81 uc' 1o'""'
sac "i| oh'S' I" '"rr' "''noN'
childish III her "h''nN ana 'o''hS IA
er'sS'onS' '"'' sue ''''' "'' w." "
tbs trouble from any oNt a sci ISL
point.
Tier worried "'A'' 'e'""' "'''
and more ent"nsled IN the Ine""eS sI'
was "e1vi'S, an' 'ne was nh'.l'A' 10
The b"'d"n.
She h"' no one 10 "n''h sue 'o0'
90 excepting h'r o'I and o7'l"S '"'h
1r.
"N she c""'0 u VI '''' '''''' "''' ""'
"a> ashamed TO o"n th"' She '"|e'
man hrc"nse he h"' .aVr' "'' '''e-
= p"n who Was common eai'o'' .
whom she knew absolutely Loth>NS
i, She br"NeIy ro"c'"a'" 10 S"He'
alone.
Poor l''''e inquired SOU
She thought OF "r''H'on' ""'
{ ,eonso1'os herself that sue wa" mar
, tyl, and sought ter 'oVn ana "e!1
/,
Two wears FROM tie d,v that AIMS
sert v4irlv for her lover, she gave
party TO . nunbpr Of ,aAle9 and zen
,Io,,,, oonb.rs # ,n art society O
,,,'', " - ,, r,.;. +,
:, h''"'"'5"' ""' "'' y" ~
Do"ton
Two years ha brought no rhlnG'
: y, hpr old feelings.
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Tmins east leave Hhippensburg, Pa. at
O rs a. IL and | 2uaud 2 80 p. IN.
Arrive At Edgement at 9ita ~. and : ID
sbd rs p. M
" Arrive at Sh,ppeHsburg at - It. II ahI
] 20 aut. . t3p. M.
J. NJ HOOD
Gen Manager.
h H. GRlswC Id
n ryu"rutFt Aft.:
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II G.. I;ADC LIFE,

Iufmn. ,Lc plI'c jlmt h. In, located IN
'.i,~n, town .nl Nili visit LEWi9ToWN
Sac Fnet Turs,"y nt each month at Mr. q.
+ Lrnn.rrn,an- store Til. 10 lowing
Wednesday and THURSDAY in ME(
;,STOWN at the Miller House. Persons
~,,trd on n their rrsjdeuc" il desired.
Moderate prccs for tijIng auI putting up
r..Ib
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Two months later they were mar.
tled at the home Of the bri'e's father.
80, sir taid General Mortimore.
after the ceremony, you had motive
in saving nay daughters life? A fae
I, )cD Y-p 90. .N,'cae rocey or't
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VIRGINIA NQMs.

solomon Hodges, a well-known and vene-
rable citizen Of suffolk, died st his home on
Tuesday morning.
The surveyors on the projected Wash
jngtou and Western route are encamped
near Carmel. in Clarke county. They say
they can cross at this Gap (Ashby's) at
considerable less grade go TO 20 feet less
than Snicker's Gap.
The Lynchburg Ne'rS says Mr.. +. J.
Fisher. the artist. ha- been engaged for
some DAYS painting the water-ilies and
lotus flowers from the live specimens Of
these rare plants at the Miller Asylum.
These fiower-pieccs are 81 such beauty and
fidelity q, might be expected from the skill
and practice Of the distinguished artist.
Mr.. Fisher and his wife are the guests in
the CITY Of Mr.. T. ID. Davis.
The winchester Times says: We had
the pleasure Of a cali from Mr.. II. L. Tabb.
~ Opequon. who has been on VISIT 10 his
relatives in Lafayette county, Missouri.
since last May. and he told Us he would
not exchange farms with any Nirginians
who are out there. He i satisfied that the
old Shenandoah Valley is good enough for
him. The farming community here are
not bothered with crasshoppers, cyclones,
chinch-bugs. or storms.
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The Coming Convention OF the Ma
ffonaI sotfOn-Pianters' Association.
10y telegraph 10 the ID spatch.l

By telegraph 70 the u sIalch'l
NEW ORLEANS, October l0.-At the an
nual Convention Of the National Cotton
Planters Association to be held at Vicks-
burg November Dist addresses will be
made rs follows. "Industrial Future OF
the South" Wendell Phillips; "Immigra-
ton" Colonel McWhorier. OF Tennessee;
Grasses OF the South" DR.. ID. l..
Phares, OF Missssippi; "Commercial
and Homemade Fertilizers" NJ. Nc
Gee. OF North Carolina; Diversified
Farming" j. +. Henderson. OF Georgia;
:. Cotton-Fields and Cotton Mills
5. Il. Cockrill. Of Arkansas: "Relations
Between Growers and Handlers OF Cot
ton" W. II. Gardner, president Of the
National Cotton Exchange; Preparation
OF Cotton for the Market" President OF
the New England Observation-Disclosures
Association; 1.-THE Worlds Industrial and
Cotton Centennial Exposition in It. Rela-
ton TO the Development Of the South"
Director-General Burke; " Improvement
OF the Cotton staple by Hybridizing and
Other Methods" W. L. Collins and c. b..
Allen: and "Fibre Plants Of the south
Rance, Jute, and Cotton-Stalks." T. Ha-
rang Of Louisiana and {. Menelas OF Mis-
sisSiDDi.
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4ittmond 1ispa!fh.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ii. 1859
DANVILLE.

rms c,sr or qUy oYFICERs REN0vED-AN
IxyNpvExr TO TIE PoLIcE ORDNANCE
corRT ITENs-srNpAY-sCu TTEks-THE
GRAND COxNANDEEY.
fCorr,S,ondcnce 81 the Richmond nisps'oh.l
OCTOBER 10. 1883.
An ordor has been made In the Hastings
Court requiring Robert +. Lee, VINO was
dav or two ago removed RON the once OF
magistrate, 90 show cause why ne should
NOT he fined and attached Tor falling 10
make a report Oi bis transactions. waiter
II Iuck. who was removed al the same
time A. Mr.. Lee, left the city day before
yesterday.
bcen added 10 the police ordinance an
amendment which provides that hereafter
no person shall be elected a policeman who
Is not iwenty-one ycarS 81 age, who is not
a citizen Of Danyille. who cannot read and
write. or who does not list for town ana
State taxes.
In the Hastings Cont c. c. Coble has
been found guilty Of larceny and or
dcred 90 the pcnitentaiy Tor one year
Paul Lawson (colorcd) of house-breaking,
and sentenced Tor four years. In the suits
81 {. II. Inglcs as. :. &. Ford, judgment
has been rendered for plaintiff for S2,20j.4j
m one ease. and S1.625.0i in the other.
In the election II officers for The Baptist
sunday school Mr.. W. w. Waddill was
made superintendent; +. +. AGREE. assist
ant SUPERINTENDENT; l.. b. Conway secre-
farv and treasurer; =. +. Adams. libra
rian; r. :. Phiier, chonstcr. In the mis-
sion school Professor X. NJ. Tuck has been
elected superintendent.
The Grand Commsndery Of Virginia as
sembled here in regular session this morn
Ing, and now while | write the members
and the visiting Knights and Dove Com
mandcry are preparing for parade.
ALPHA.
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Rankcrs' Association.
INV telegraph to lhe Dlspatch.l

louisville. ny, october 10.-The
Bankers Association met here this morn
inc in the Masonic Temple, about 100 MEM
bers being present. The President, George
S Coe, OF New York, called the Conyen-
ton TO order, and announced prayer by the
Rev. Charles Craik, Of Christ church, Lou
isvllle.
After prayer President Coe came forward
IN read the annual address, which was re-
ceiyed with applause by the Convention.
Mr.. Coe was followed by Comptroller OF
the Currency Knox. and letter from Knox
TO Secretary Marsland was read. Other
papers were read by j. II. Lindenbergei
and Il. c. Bohne, Of Louisville.
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virginia Tempiar knights.

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE GRAND COM
MANDERY AND ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
fBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.I
DANvILLE. VA, october 10.-The Grand
Commandery OF Knights Templar met in
this city this morning. There were present
representatives from twenty-one subordi-
nate communicates and about forty visit
ors. among whom was Hon. Il. L. Withers,
Eminent Grand Master Of the United
states. Grand Commander i. :. Coles
presided. John /. Roper, Of Norfolk, was
elected grand commander for the next
term: Frank A. Reid, Of Alexandria, Va,
deputy grand commander; w. II. Lynn.
OF Staunton. grand generalissimo: james
b. Blanks, OF Petersburg, grand captain
general: W. +. Isaacs, OF Richmond.
grand recorder. The next annual session
will be held at Petersburg. 4 parade took
place this morning. The newly-elected
officers were installed tonight, after which
a banquet was given.
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Abducted by Yelled Women.

THg EXTRAORDINARY EXPERIENCE A CANA
DIAN YOUNG LADY TELLS or.
4 Toronto correspondent telegraphs ::
Much excitement has been created at ST.
Catharines by the mysterious abduction OF
Minnie Broughsm, a daughter Of NJ. f..
Br0ugham, excise officer in thai city, a
young LADY Of great personal attractions
and the belle Of the city. She was accosted
on the street by two women closely yelled,
who persuaded her 10 accompany them UNI
der threats Of calling the police. Bewi+
dered by their statements she followed them
and allowed herself TO be placed on the
train and taken 10 Hamilton. Upon the
ears a young gentleman named Lloyd
made himself acquainted with her, and to
him she stated that she was going TO visit
friends. OE arriving at Hamilton she was
taken 10 holel, and the women closely
watched her. Mr.. Lloyd again called on her
there, but II is asserted she did not say
anything about her abduction. She sue
ceeded in eludipg the women's vigilance,
and boarded the train for home, where she
told the story Of her abduction. A Coy
ernment detective Il working up the case,
but be expressed himself nonplussed.
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A General Jail Delivery i'm PsnnsyI-
yania.
(By telegraph to the Di.paich.l

[By telegraph to the Di.paich'l
LANCASTER, PA, October lO.-A general
iail delivery occurred at Lancaster county
prison early this evening. Only two
watchmen were on duty. Ike Buzzard,
one OF the notorious brothers OF that name.
succeeded in getting out Of his cell and
Lacking the Waterman in. Securing the
ceU-kevs, he released eleven companions
IN. worst criminals in Jail. After helping
themselves to what food they could find
thew all left by the front door, taking the
KEYS with them. and having III the mean
time interrupted telephone communication
with the city. The fugitiyes were serving
sentences ranging from five to nineteen
years.
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DEATH or A LITTLE GtEL NINE WEEKS AFTER
RECEIVING A DOGS BITE.

DEATH OH A LITTLE hllsI NM EthS AZ lE-h
RECEIVING DOGS BITE.
4 Chicago special says Paulna :. Hart
man. niue wear, old, Of No. 1880 Arnold
street. in the town Of Lake, died saturday
night Of hvdrophobia. She vas bitten by
q little bhck-and-tau dog on August I'd,
and the animal was killed the next day.
A. they understood that the death Of the
dog removed all chance of hydrOphObia
attacking the person bitten. the pa
rents lei the matter drop from their
minds, and with the healing OF
the wOunds-twO severe bites on the
right leg above the ankle-all danger
was supposed 10 be at an end. Last Tues
dav, nine weeks after the child had been
bitten, she was taken sick, with all the
symptoms Of bilious attack. The case
was easily recognized, however, rs one OF
hydrophobIa. The child would lie on her
bed perfectly conscious, the froth coming
from her mouth, and would talk nationally,
even when the fever was burning her and
her mouth was parched. When It was ne
cessary 10 give her medicine she would
shrink 10 the further side OF her bed, her
ewes would bulge from her head, and,
throwing up her hands as though
some terrible monster was about 10 attack
her, she would shiyer and give vent TO
means. followed by species OF barking.
She did not become vicious toward those
around her. but would clutch the bed
clothes couvulsiyely and sink her finger
nails into her flesh and tear great long
strips from her body. At about O'Clock
she revived and the fear OF water left her.
At 9 O'Clock she answered the query OF
how she felt by saying she was call
right" and that the pain had gone.
Then she requested that her bed
be made and She would 20 to sleep.
This was done, and the little sufferer
who had borne 50 much pain with such
brave heart, lay over on the soft bed, and
without a word, or a sign, or moan,
breathed her last. The father OF the child
avOws his intention Of prosecuting the
owner Of the dog. lie says he has positive
information that the dog had been rabid
for several days before it bit his child, and
had been kept in the house, and that on
August 2d il was turned out on the streets.
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HONEST OLD TIM.

GORHAN, y. H.. July IA. 1879.
GentleInon.-MhOlyery YOU are don't know hui
thank the Lord. and feel grateful 10 you 20 inow
that tn this world Of adultcraicd medicines thcre
is enc compound that proves and does all u ais e.
tis,s 10 DO. and more. -Four years ago ! had n
sight shock OF palsy. which unneryed me - suth
an extent that the least excitement would make
me shake Ike the ague. Last May was induced
10 try Hop Bitters. ] used one bottle. but ala noi
see any Change: another did - change my nerves
thaf they are now as steady as they ever were. IL
used 10 take both hands 10 wri e.. but now nay good
right hand writes this. Now. II you continue io
manufacture a. honest and good an article as You
30. YOU will accumulate aB honest fortune. ant
confer The greatest blessing on your fcllow-incu
that WAS ever conferred on mankind.
TIN BUGCE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-11
rho Washington Street-Car Drivers
Strike Failure.
M telegranh % Dc DispaicI


WASHINGTON, u. c., October 1O.-Ihe
strike Of the >treel-car drivers has proved
a complete failure. The strike did not ex-
tend to all The roads in the city. although
the cars were taken of at night from
those roads which did not strike on
account OF fears Of violence. Some strikers
returned TO work yesterday, and tonight
all the roads are operated as usual.
The majority Of the strikers who were re-
instated were obliged TO produce evidence
that they had withdrawn from the Knights
OF Labor. The companies had employed
enough new men to convince the strikers
thew could not succeed. As soon as the
men became satisfied Of this they stampeded
for their old places.