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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-30
Lectures Young Mems Christian As
sOciutiou.

TIE "HAwKEYE MAN TO OPEN THE cot RISE.
The lectures before the Young Mems
Christian Association during the past few
years have been deseryedly popular. and
have given great pleasure TO many OF our
people. We are therefore pleased to an
nounce that the course Tor the present sell
son promise, to be very attractive. The
opening lecture will be delivered at Mozart
Hall Tuesday night, October 9th, by Mr..
Robert j. Burdettc. OF the Burlington
HaicLcye. He will tell what he knows
about the Pilgrimage OF the Funny
Man" He will be followed on Oc-
tober 23d hy Professor Nathan Sheppard,
whose lecture on "Why Did She
Marry Him" afforded 30 much amuSe-
ment to those who heard him few win
ters ago. Professor c. II. Winston, who
is always cordially welcomed by his
Richmond audiences, has promised series
OF his delightful scientific lectures. These
with others to be hereafter announced
make up an exceedingly attractive course.
Members OF the Association are admitted
free 10 al the lectures, but n many tickets
expire i'm October it will be well for the
holders OF such to renew promptly in order
TO be able to attend the lectures OF the
present season.
Remember that on Tuesday night Of
next week Mr.. BWdette Will open the
course with his lecture on the Pilgrimage
OF the Funny Man."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-30
Police Court.

The following eases were disposed Of
yesterday:
Willie Jordon (colored) charged with
recklessly riding horse in the street, and
riding over and iniuring Charles L. Nun
nally. Fined $40 and costs.
Layenia Henderson and Nancy Brown
(both colored), charged with asSaulting and
abusing Bette llite. Discharged.
Alice Byrd (colored), charged with hight
Ing in the street. Fined ..
Edward SalIe lcolored). charged with as
sault and battery. Discharged.
GEORGE Nicholas and John Brown tbOth
coloredl, charged with assaultinS and beat
ing w. II. Harris. Discharged.
J. A. Jackson. charged with being drunk.
Fined 81. ~.
Robert Evans (colored), drunk. Fined
$3.50.
+. c. Wood, drunk. Fined -.
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Richmond and Allegheny Railroad.
A SUIT IN WHICH PLAINTIFFS ASK FOR AZ N
CURRY CONCERNING THE SUBSCRIPTIONS TO
THE CAPITAL STOCK.

SUIT IN WHICH PLAINTIFFS ASH FOR ~ ~
CURRY CONCERNING TIE SUBSCRIPTIONS TO
THE CAPITAL STOCK.
4 suit against the Richmond and Ale
ghany Railroad Company was brought in
the Circuit Court Of Richmond yesterday.
in which George W. Mitchell and Thomas
j. Agee are suing under the name ofG. W.
Mitchell Il Co. The parties alIegc that
they recovered q Judgment Of -, ,263 against
the company in April, which has not been
paid, rs the receivers do not consider them
selves at liberty to make the payment.
They claim that the company is fully able
to pay all the liens against it, and prObg-
bly, also to satisfy the creditors at large,
but that tins fact has heretofore been
overlooked. They charge that the COM
panv has never, in fact, caused its five
millions Of dollars OF capital stock (Which
appears in its published statements rs if it
had been paid up to be really paid in.
either in money or any fair equivalent
therefor, but in truth only a very small part
OF said stock has ever been paid in, either
by the original subscribers or by their di-
rect and immediate or more remote as
slenees: that a. well the said original sub
ScribcIS as such asSignec> OF said stock are
now liable to be assessed for oil such unpaid
amounts and values, and that in default on
the part q the company to require this the
court Of equity will inquire and ascertain
bow much Of said five millions Of stock has
not been paid up, and will assess the stock
holders. rs well those i'm whose names the
shares now stand Is those who originally
subscribed for them, and all intermediate
as>ignecs.
They ak also for the production Of 4
true list showing the original subscription
to the 10000 shares making the capital
stock OF the company, with names OF each
subscriber, date OF subscription, number
OF shares taken, payments made on the
shares. and dates OF sUch payments and
IN what funds made; also a list 81 the
present shareholders, showing how much
stock is held by each OF them, and
how much was originally subscribed
for by them respectively. They ask that
the matter be referred 10 a commissioner,
who shall take accounts and inquire
whether $4,000, 900 have been paid into the
company for capital stock, ,.and that the re-
ceivers he required TO enforce such collcc-
tions due on the capital stock; and il
either Of them be holders Of such stock or
otherwise so situated Is to make il proper,
that 4 special receiver be appointed for that
purpose.
MesSrs. Kean ~ Kean and IIor,ley Il
Brown, OF Lynchburg, represent plain
tiils.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-30
Fred. Wardo.

This popular tragedian will commence 4
weeks engagement at the Richmond Thea
tire tomorrow night by presenting Nir-
ginius; or, The Roman Father. Last WIN
ter Mr.. Warde played four nights here,
and made host OF friends. His fine act
ing won many compliments, and caused
him to be remembered. This season he
has with him Mr.. Malone, who also will be
recollected for his fine support OF Mr..
Warde, and company that Is stronger
than the one OF last year. 1t therefore can
be safely asserted that the lovers OF the
legitimate will for one week at least have
an opportunity OF real pleasure provided
for them. Tuesday, Othello; wednesday,
Damon and Pythias; Thursday, Julius
Caesar; Friday. Brutus; matinee, Ingo-
lnnr: Saturday night. Richard Ill.
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Manchester Matters.
THE BAPTIST AsSOCIATION-suNDAY-scuooL
MEETINGS

THE BAPTIST AsSOCIATION-sUNDAY- SCHOOL
MEETINGS..
Yesterday morning the Executive Com
mittee Of the Baptist Middle District Asso-
citation held meeting in the Clopton-
Street church. and last night the Associa-
tiUn held its session. Ii was largely at
tended, and many points relative to the
welfare and prosperity OF the churches
were discussed.
Tonight the Sunday school OF the Clop-
ton. Street church will assemble in mass
meeting. Several speakers from Richmond
will make addresses.
DIR. J. II. Bagby will preach IN The Balm
bridge Baptist church thi, morning at II
O'Clock. Tonight Rev. ". I. DerieuX,
the pastor. will occupy tae pulpit.
Rev. Mr.. Wilson VIII preach In the
Ninth-Street Methods. churchat ii O'Clock
this morning and at 7:ij tonight.
This evening at 3 O'Clock mass-neetlng
OF the Sunday-school workers OF all de-
nominations will be held in the cambridge
Baptist church. MeSsrS. j. ID. *. sleight,
A. l.. West, John Il. Cary, and John l..
Williams. OF Richmond. will address the
meeting. The music will be furnished by
the Sunday school Of the Bainbridge Zap
tist church. Professor kessnieh viii lead
the singing with his cornet. The different
schools will meet OF their respective school,
rooms and move in a body to the church,
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Tho Poisoned People.

NORMAN SCOTT EXAMINED BY THE POLICE JUS
T1cE AND SENT on TO THE GRAND JURY
POISON FOUND.
Norman Scott (colored), who Is charged
with attempting TO poison his wife Maggie
Scott, his step-daughter Mary Robinson,
Lucy Johnson, and Alphonso Gary, had a
preliminary hearing in the Police Court
yesterday morning.
Drs. Gibbs, Noble. and Bright, the ply
sicians who were called in to prescribe for
the parties, stated that they went to the
house last Monday and found them suffer-
ing very much. and from the symptoms
supposed they had been poisoned.
Maggie Scott, the wife Of the accused,
said that she and the other members OF
her family were perfectly well when they
got up, and continued so until after break
fast, when all who had drunk the coffee
were taken sick with burning in the
throat and thirst, attended with violent
pains in the stomach and vomiting, to-
gether with darrhGa.
IL appeared in evidence that accused had
recently said to his wife, "I'ye got your
death in my pocket now"; that on the
morning Of the poisoning he told men,
Der OF the family to beware Of the well, as
he had seen neighbor sprinkling some
thing about il, and that on that morning
he did not eat breakfast with his family,
but went off and bought some cOrn-meal
and had n pone cooked Of it.
1t is supposed that the poison was put
both in the bread and in the coffee. Every
body eat OF the bread (wheat bread except
accused's wife, who drank the coffee, but
did not touch the bread.
The Police Justice, after full eXamina-
tion, sent Scott on to the grand jury. He
was committed to Jail.
DIR. w. II. Taylor, state Chemist and
City Coroner, was present in court as an
expert at the request Of the Justice, and TO
him the Justice delivered for analysis q
cup containing a small quantity OF the cof-
fee. The Doctor subsequently went to
SCOTS house and got the ccifee-pOt, which.
however, had been washed, and a quantity
Of cOrn-mcal and sugar, which were on
hand at the time OF the poisoning. y piece
Of the bread wa, also furnished the Doc
tor. and an examination OF it revealed the
presence OF ar,cnical poison, Rough on
Rats" very likely.
The material at hand for an analysis Of
the coffee i very scant, but may yield some
additional evidence for the prosecution.
Chapter H., section :, OF the Criminal
Code says: II any person administer or at
tempt to administer any poison or dcstruc-
tive thing in food, drink, medicine. or
otherwise. or poison any spring, well. or
reservoir Of water with intent 10 Kill or in
iure another person. he shall be confined in
the pcnitcntiary not less than three or more
than five years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-30
ChIec-yusficc CoIeringe.

At a meeting Of the bar held in the Cir
cuit-Court room yc,terday-Judge Joseph
Christian in the chalr-on motion of Major
stiles a resolution was adopted inviting
Lord Chiei-JuStice Coleridgc, who is now
in this country, to visit this city as
their guest. y committee, consisting
OF McsSrs. Robert stiles, W. W. Crump,
John W. Johnston. Leigh Il. Page, and
John Dunlop, were appointed to extend
the invitation to the distinguished gentle
man. Judge Joseph Christian IS chairman
er OficiO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-30

Mr.. Charles ID. Weld, who has been in
our city the past few days arranging for
the Gomez * Weld Excursion 10 Boston,
has gone south to Atlanta, New Orleans,
etc.. 10 perfect arrangements there. The
plan /, 10 arrive in Richmond from the
south Saturday, October Goth, and leave
sunday morning. II the party should
prove very large 1t would be divided aud
20 from Richmond 10 New York on two
different Old Dominion steamers. This
will be done to insure the perfect comfort
OF the eXcursionistS. Tickets and genera!
information may be obtained OF y. W.
CARRIER, 1000 Main street.
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Another Victory.
To the Edifor Of Me Dispatch:

To Ne EditOr u ne UiSpdtch:
~ the light Of the body i, to the eve, so
the nose is the door to health. Each inspi-
ration through catarrhou, nose carries
death into the whole system. Thus, in the
writer, ease. nasal caiarrh wa, preparing
the Wly u pulmonary consumption. | was
favored with "a knowledge OF Dr. Dewey in
treating this terrible disease, and to his
Office az the Virginia House, fastened,
and wa, cured by ms heroic Reyiyitier in
a single combat, lasting not over twelve
minutes. Al wishing an interview con-
cernug the above certificate can have it 10y
ca!ln- ~ my address.
W. 4. JACKSON.
Office OF the NOV'heyn PLqnter.
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NJ. ror,,,o walkers Eeneht.

On the 10th OF October the Richmond
Musical Association will tender MIR.
Mounlie Walker y complimentary benefit
at the Richmond Theatre. Mr.. Walker has
been very obhgng in the tender OF his
services TO the Association, and no doubt
Will receive Just acknowledgment OF the
same at the hands OF the public. The
opern selected for the occasion is the " Pi-
rates OF Penzance." and with Miss Eva
Mills. Miss May Walker, Misses staude and
Graham from among the ladies; and Cap
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-30
SchooIofD DccorntIyc Art.

Mrs. VI. ". Thompson, formerly OF
Chicago. but for near year resident OF
IIenrico county. will tomorrow open a
school Of decorative art in the room, over
JOhnstOn's news->torc. oil and water
color painting. china-paintng, and much
other art-work for identifying the hou>,
and home will be taught. From the inter
est the Richmond ladies take in these sub
jectS it is likely that the school will have
considerable nafrnnaoe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-30

\ Wcll-lnoWn politician bet a so suit Of
clothing that be- could tell mans politics
by the color Of hi, nose. He missed at the
first guess, and brought the winner TO the
Misit store. 9l2 Nam street. and bought 4
suit Of clothes for Sis. which entirely sat
i,fed the winner and saved the >hrcwd po-
litician So. Follow his example. word
u the wise |, snllicient.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-30

\ LITERARY Man WENT WEsT.-The
limestone water OF Ohio disordered his
bowels and laid bin on bed Of sickness
with horrible cramps. For three days and
nights he was wretched. Then he said,
- Why didn't | think OF Perry Davis
Pain-kiler?" He sent for it and expert
cnccd such prompt and thorough relief
that he said he was @ TOOL for not getting
il at first.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-30
Arriend from New nexico.

Giles 0. Pearce, Esq, OF Santa Fe, n.
NJ, is in the city, the guest OF Mrs. ex-
President Tyler. Mr.. Pearce is a promi-
nent mineralogist Of New Mexico, and has
large mining interests in that Territory.
lie was the intimate personal friend OF the
late John Alexander Tyler, was with him
in his last moments, and accompanied the
remains to their resting-place in New
York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-30
Contracts Awarded.

The following contracts have been
awarded by the proper Council committees /:
Virginia hay, per ton, Sls.25; oats, per
bushel, 3sc.; shipstuf, per ton, sl9.50-to
w. NJ. Lewis & Co. Corn per bushel to
Briggs d Brother, at GS cents; brownstun,
per ton, Sl7; salt, per sack, sl.G0-to Al
yey HrOtlers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-30
Medical EOlle"e.

The next session oi the Medical College
ol Virginia will begin tomorrow night,
and the inatory lecture, open to the public
ladies and gcntlemen-will be delivered by
Or. Coleman in the chemical hall OF The
college.
The prospect of the college j. fine.
\ considerable number o. student have
already arrived and entered
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-30

tain Frank Cunningham, Messrs. Ramos,
Walker. Starke, and Waggoner As the
cast, there can be no doubt hut that the
best amateur presentation Of this opera will
be given at the time mentioned.
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II Ncf. XIV Net

Rl~H"orD, Va, september IS, 1853.
To the Eiit0r Of the DlSpatch:
What chance j. there for thrcc-year-Old
colt in the 2:lj races when Mr.. Il. or C..
has an old trained horse, with no record,
that will 20 in the 3's 7 Why can't the
State Fair authorities put in II three-year-
old elias, instead OF a 2:i5? j. &. {.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-30
Grand Jurors.

The following gentlemen have been sum-
moned as grand jurors for the October
term Of the Hastings Court Alexander
Hierholzer, J. X. Chlldrey, Edward Ro-
binson (colored), John III. Rose, X. I.
Pemberton, A. B. Clarke, Z. w. Burr, X.
Il. English, ii. l.. Pelouze.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-30

AFRAGRANT BREATH Is always pleasure. aud
you can have 10 by using MEADE & BAKERS DELI
cious CAnBoLIc MorrH-WAsB. IL destroys the Of
sensiye odor caused by diseased gums and decaycd
tecth and speedily restores them to healthy con-
dltion. Price. fifty cents bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-30

The Board Of Managers OF the Home FOR
Ladies' OF the Presbyterian and Methodist
churches OF the city OF Richmond will meet
at the Home, corner Seventh and Clay,
Monday the 1T OF October at III O'Clock.
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Something of Importance 10 Persons
Visiting Richmond.

II l. important for YOU II know that the
st. James Hotel. Bank and Twelfth streets,
oilers vou GOOD accommodations. polite at-
tention, and moderate charges. Call and
see u. We guarantee satisfaction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-30

SYcLE BROTHERS STORE WILL u. CLOSED
TUESDAY on account Of holiday. and will he RE-
OPENED WEDNESDAY MORNING with large line
OF BARGAINS In stylish aud seasonable goods.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-30

Henry Metzger, Sr., most everybody
knows but II. Metzger. Jr., Is one OF The
live businessmen who keeps the genuine
Montrose Whiskey. Try it. Corner Clay
and Twenty-ninih.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-30
Tic ShiD James y. I'ncc.

For this new ships beautiful saloon a
superb Estey Organ has Just been pur-
chased by Mr.. Pace himself from the
agents, Ramos * Noses. 9li Main street.
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PROFESSOR pAEBYs PRoPrWLAcTIc


ithc most powerful Anti
b septic agentwhlchCh ChCm-
|istry las produced.
Us utc cliher INTER-
INALLY OR ENTER
iNALLI renders an 10
comes i'm contact with
PURE. SMEI L. AND
ICLfAN;thc production
Of di-eS -e-gcrms ceases,
aud the patient rccoNers.
HEN USED - y
TIC ER r.. S1ALDS.
GTRNS. FRIPI!ONS.
AND SORE~,IT STOPS
AL PAIN. SWEET
TNSTUf PARTS, AND
PROMOTES TIif RAP
lD FORMATION OF
HEALTHY FLESH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-30

srcLE BROTHERS sroRn WILL BIZ CLOSED
TUESDAY on accoun. ~ holiday. and viii be RE-
OPENED WEDNESDAY MORNING with 4 large line
Of BARGAINS in stylish and sea sonabe goods.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-30

The most delicate persons enjoy taking EMoRY's
LITTLE CArHARTIC PILLS. They restore color /,
give a wholesome appetite, put new life In
broken n-down body. Their action is very mild
Drugsi IS sell them-l5 cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-30

SYcLg BROTHERS STORE Will BIZ CLOSED on
7 tuesday the ID and REOPEN ON WEDNESDAY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-30

ITS EEPOSTHE IN
a SICK tOOM. GEL
c. OS r. OR
puriGcs the at
and drives
away the germs of dis
case and death.
TAKEN lN1FRNAL-
~ IT PURlFlES THE
STOMACH. giving IL
tome and healthy yig0r.
lti, thus that u CURES
Indigestion and Dyspcp-
slJ.
WHEN USED AS 4
LOTION 10 destroys all
Frccklo- and BiOtch-P Pro-
ducing Germs, leaving
the kin clear. white. and
tran parent as that Ci q
little child.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-30

Ask any tobacco-chewer in Richmond
what Is the best chew, and they will tell
YOU "W. u. Blair X Co.'S Suncured.' II
is equal to any and surpassed by none.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-30

BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED By
the use of MEADE & BAKEg's sAPoNINE DESrI-
FRIcE, which viii speedily remove incipent tartar
and scurf. Price, any cents box.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-30

syCLE BROTHERS STORE WILL BE CLOSED
TUESDAY on account Of holiday, and will be RE-
OPENED WEDNESDAY MORNING with large line
OF BARGAINs in slylish and seasonable goods.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-30

For sale by PURCELL, LADD 4 Co,
Agents ior Virginia springs Waters.
~ l6-Su&W3w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-30

Or. Ryback, chiropodist, well known a
the Austrian foot surgeon at Baltimore, i
at the It. Claire Hotel with bis celebrated
remedy for bInion>.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-30

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at
the DISPATCH PRISTrNG-iIOUsE. Good work,
low prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-30

sYCLE BROTHERS STORE WILL BE CLOSED on
TUESDAY the al, and REOPEN on "WEDNESDAY
MORNING.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

IL COMPANY ASSOCIATION.-Ay
i meeting Of the Executive Committee OF VA
Company Association viii De held 10 the office ny
Of Mc.sr>. X. Is. Chaiin 3 GO. on MDNDAl.M 10
October lst. al : O'Clock l.. ". 10 take measures
towards the Annual keunion. Every member Is
expected 10 De present
BY order Of Major CHARLES K. SKINNER lres-
idcnf Il. \. BROCK.
Sd. 3O-lt Secretary.
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The Democratic Campaign will be for
sale by c. +. Johnston and y. Leonard,
newsdealers.
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nITIZENs, RI,ILDING ASSOCIA-
CLAY WARD.

MEMBERS OF TIE PRECINCT COMMIT
TEES OF CLAY WARD viii meet Al Westham
Hon-c MONDAY EVENING. October !. 1883, At
O'Clock. l. :. DERBY SHIRE.
~ 3n-ltt Snnnrlnirnlent laY Ward.
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space does not permit us 10 name many OF the
use. 20 which thi, great Gcrm-dcstroycr Is appi-
cable. Ask your druggist for printed matter de-
-.rlqi.ve Of ill., usefulness, or address
JH.ZElLlN & CO.,
MANCFACTCRlNG CHEMISTS,
PHILADELPHIA.
90 0cent, per bottle; pint-hofiles' 81.
lau 5-susW W&wtSe29l
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sYcLE DRCTHERS' STORE WILL BE CLOSED on
TUESDAY the I'd. and REOPEN on WEDNESDAY
NORNING.
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY.
MEETINGS..

QUARLF> & MCCURDY,4I r. W., frame tenc-
ment No. 326 Jefferson street.
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INTERyIEWERS.

The Bishop says he likes America and
Americans, and that he hope. to make
another visit here. ~ 10 newspaper inter-
viewers. he laughingly said be- had heard
them abused by Englishmcn, but that 50
far as he himself was concerned hc had
found them intelligent and agreeable gen.
tlcmen. From Richmond Or. Thorold goes
to Charlottesville, and thence to Whining
ton DBL
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LECTURES.

VOUNG MEN's CHKI>TIAN AssU-
CIATION.
sTAR-LECTURE COURSE opened by Il. }.
BIrRDETTE, Of the Bur ington HJckeve, on
TUESDAY. October 9. lss8, at MOZART HALL.
subject THE PILGRIMAGE or THE FUNNY
MAN" General admission. 35c.; reserved seats,
see. Members can secure reserve seat. for 25e.
seats 20 on sale AZ AMOS { MOsEs' SATURDAY
MORNING. Octo5sr 6th, at 10 o'clock. secure
your seats early and avoid the rush.
sc3C-su,W FStdtd