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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17

three imss who we was, hut bc couldn't
reilly. Brainerd then aid .Jp. Captain
Greely.' Coiwell then gsvc them all
small amount of ptdrmagon. Ue was afraid
Of giving them too much. and sent for the
SURGEON 10 come ashore. The men then
began 10 curse him for NOT ewing them
food. Greely said pi,eonsIv IT think
after ali that We been through Won might
give me somethingi to eat You see those
men were
IN TERRIBLE CONDITION.
rs ! SAID, they ate human flesh, and
rre,iy ate u TOO; hut don't believe that
ne knew ". Liflle Connel told me the
close eau he had,' said Lieutenant Powell,
musing'y. You know he was Just about
al .ne point Oh death when they found him.
ea'd ne: MY mind was perfectly clear
Wh'n The re>crers arrived. but was so
near gone that they thought | was dcadS
Ihty ieit me and moved me, and finally
decided that II was no use. All this time
! hadn't been able TO tell them that I was
alive. They were Just about 10 carry OFT
my remains when, realizing the situation.
made supcrhuman effort. bound 10 speak
u It Killed me. and succeeded ia muttering:
No, damn you, I'm not deld YETI OF
course they then gave me attention aud !
was fortunately brought around ali right"
BEAINERp-s HER0Isu.
at was Brainerd. You say. W no keptthe
most complete daryl" asked the reporter.
Yes: think so,' was the reply. " lie
i a noble man. that Brlincrd. Grcely gave
me an instance Of his uuselish disposition
which was i'm fact heroism. When we
weighed our provisions az Camp Clay in
the fall we allotted so much per man to last
through the winter. and put Brainerd in
charge OF the supplies TO distribute them pro
rata. Well. in the spring when we weigh
ed the stores again found that there was
a small percentage over what should have
been left. That Dan Braincrd had actually
stintCd himself and had not eaten his full
allowance in order that We might be q little
better off than We expected. and that BIZ
would not be open TO The imputatiOn OF
taking more than his share"
"Was that affecting story about
TIE MEETING OF GREEDY AND HIS WIFE
corcct?" asked the reporter.
mo, IL was made ont OF whole cloth.
The meeting, no doubt. was an affecting
onc. hut it didn't occur in The way de
.cribcd. Mrs. Grtcly travelled night and
WY nflu 'dH ififEo. bttl fut tluli DItlh
down but once, and that was only for n
moment when she was lin the barge which
was taking her 10 the Thetis. The two
Ncmths Der brothers, were with her, ami
General and Mrs. llaZcn. Greedy was on
Geek when The barge approached, and, see
ing his wife in II. he climbed over the rail-
al the vessel aud was about 10 Jump into
the barge. one OF the Ncsmtb boys, who
nd reached toe deck. caught him by the
ann and said thai MS wife wanted to see
him below. lie went down into the cap
ian's cabin. aad hi, wife followed. They
net in the captain, siale-rOom, and 10
enc saw them, and don't believe n word
ras,cd IctwcCn them Tor some minutes.
The Ncsmith boy, remained outside in the
and, instead 81 huggiag. laugh
.rg, and crying. tlCy were quietly enjoy
ir" some beer aid cracker, thai ouc OF .le
Ulcers brought tEem.'
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Russell IT. Tcvls Commit, 5oirunrdur

lINtfltTNph 10 ~" Di-pei'n.l
ST. LOUIS. August lG.-A very scnSa-
tional suicide occurred here last might.
which will likely revive m old and sad
affair and cause a good deal OF comment IN
society circles. Russell H. Tevis. who, it
VIII he rccolectcd. shot and seriously
wounded Frank T. Iglehsrt two years ago
lest winter. " AT t. his home, 2JSt 81.
Louis avenue. about 10 O'Clock last nigh;,
and, ~ far rs now can be learned, had
some angry words with his wife, TemaIking
that thought il won Il be better for all OF
ihsm to die. evidently meaning himself,
wife. and one child. He took large pistol
nom washstand-drawer aud made a de.
monslration toward bis wife, but she d.
vining his purpose fed hastily from the
room. Teyi. then placed the pistol to his
own head and sent bullet through his
brain. falling dead upon the floor. Not
much can be learned about the ease. az
Mrs. Tevis is suffering from hysteria. but
it Is known that Tevis bought out his BUSH
noss-Tartner Yesterday. and had been
drinking. lie was thirty.two years old,
and Of very nervous temperament. HIS
wife il daughter OF General Reese,
United states army.
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NEW YoRK sTocK MARKET


ORE, August 16.-The stock mar.
~" 4, Hngfy dun to-day, the sales be-
&c. " !, e A.. shares. In the early deal
ing only is6.WW strong. and there was
y so sps's demand for low.priced shares,
linton Pacific and Misso. VII faclnc. ksn-
sas ana Texas, was a speciai. eature, selling
no 10 RI. Texas Pacific rose - oregon
Trsnscontinental !. Union Pa fife IL MIS-
souri, Pacific IA. The advance In he re-
mainder OF the list ranged from to u
Speculation continued strong until alter the
second call. when weaker feeling set In.
and there was marked fslliug OIL IN the
volume Of business. Prices declined TOR
Missouri Pacific; n for Kansas and Texas
II for Union Pacific; for Lackawana; !
for Lake Shore; 1 for New York central
and ! TO I for the other active shares. AZ
the close recovery OF ! TO ensued. ana
the market left OF firm. The outstanding
short interest Is large, and number oil ac-
tive shares commanded premium TOR use.
Compared with last nights the closing
prices are / to II higher, except for North
ern Pacific. Erie. and Missouri Pacin,,
which are fraetionally lower.
AOon.-Stocks steady. Money, la2 per
cent. Exchange-Long. iS2lais2i; short.
As44a4Sii. Governments quiet. states
strong.
Erenirq. 4s2i. Money. la2
per cent. sub-Treasury balances Gold.
sI23.sl3; currency. sI4.t00. Governments
strong; FER cents, 1901; per cents,
1903. State bonds dull.
laI &. A =, y n X 10
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weNhIngtOu Items.
LILY I..l..,l..lll II fun In.naLch

Nv telegraph " the DsPabh.l
WASHINGTON, ID. c., August 1G.-Samuel
{. Thompson WAS to-day appointed collec-
tor OF internal revenue for the district OF
Florida rice Denis Egan, resigned.
The acting Surgeon-general OF the ma
rine-hospital service to-day received tel
egram from Passed AsSistant-SurgeOn Gui-
ttras, at Key West, in reference to the case
u Ensign Capehart. United States navy,
who is sick with yelIow-feyer.
Dr. Guiieras, who Is considered an eX-
Pert en this disease, Says that the ease is m
the ninth day OF the disease, and the pa
!ient IL recovering; that it Is 4 sporadic
case, and ought to cause no unelsiness.
No other cases are reported. Arrange
ments have been made for the transfer Of
hospital tents from New Orleans 10 hey
" ~ in case they are needed.
POSTMASTER Robinson tcoloced), OF Bam-
5eIg, 5. g., has sen. TO the Post-Ohice De
partment a statement giving the reasons
why ne recently closed hi, Office and LEFT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17

\ By Telegraph 10 tbt DIspatcb'l
NEW YORK, August 16.-The weather
was very pleasant at Monmouth Park TO-
day, the track fast, and the attendance
good.
First race--free handicap sweepstakes,
for all ages, one mile and furlong--
ArapZa won in canter by dozen lengths,
Bondholdcr second, Kilmeny third. Time,
1881.
Second ruce-Criterion stakes, for two
ycar.olds, penalties and allowances. three
quarters Of mile-Goano won easily by a
length and half: Richmond second, Lord
Beaconsrcid third. Time, 1:f5i.
Third race-West-E nd-liotel stakes,
threo-year-old FLIES, penalties aud allow
ance,. one and bal! miles--Duchess won
by half length; Louiset.e second. Water
Lily third. Time, 2:40.
Fourth race--free handicap sweepstakes.
one mile and three NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. woa
by a length and half; Hartford second,
Tattoo (coltl third. Time, 2:5J.
Filth race-Beac0n stakes, handicap
sweepstakes. one mile and half OF fur
long Gannymede won by little over a
length; Msz1uka Colt second, Corsair
third. Time. 1:5ls.
p Sixth race-purse $500, for three-year-
Odds and upwards, selling allowances, one
mil, --ltoska won by length and half /;
Tburlos second, Wandering third. Time,
1:i5.
Seventh race-hand cap stceplechase
over the iull course-Captain Curry won
by two lengths; Echo second, Affair third.
Time, 5:095.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17
Greedy FntcFN iewcd-sSIs Relations
Win tifsifn-buFy.
By telegraph 70 the D.,paich.l

hfAsA fhtfft ~ bt+H
fBy telegraph 10 the D!,patch.l
pcsT0S. August iG.-ln IA interview n
Portsmouth to-day Lieutenant Grccly said
H. to tie reports OF divisions In the cXpedi-
ten: In REGARD 10 ihc story Of tTo factions.
with Lieutenant KiSlingbury in charge Of
The opposition, viii LAY that thc ram0r l.
totally fa'.c having NJ foundation what
ever. The trouble bctWcen Aislingbury
and myself occurred in lSSl-the first
year OF the expedition. He desired
70 be relieved from duty, and |, not
wishing to retain q man against his wilt,
although | had The power 81 to do. gave
him his liberty. II Is my impression that
he desired TO return to the United States.
He went soulhwprd, but the Pr0teus was
gone, and Dc returned to duty. treated
Linn . tho, gh nothing had happened, and
recently, when Lockwood died, | gave
K.slinebuIy the second place in the eXpe-
di;iCn.
"What DO YOU say about the condition
Ct K.slingbury's body Z" asked the re-
porter.
- saythat Il is news, and horrible news
g. me. All these later disclosures and ter
rible charges come upon me with awful
-uddennc,s. | can truthiully say that |
have suffered more mental anguish these
last few DAYS than did In all my soiOurn n
the North. whCr the chances were hundred
10 one against me. | can hut repeat that
ii there was any cannibalism, and there now
seems 10 be no doubt about it. the man
eating Was done i'm secresy, and entirely
without my knowledge and contrary to my
discipline. can give no stronger denial.
Lave demanded an investigation and IL
viii come IN time, but | can say nothing
more than have already stated. All my pa
rers and KislingbUry's diary, Lockwood's
diary. and, in fact. every scrap OF paper re-
lting 10 tie expedition, IRE in charge OF the
War Department at Washington. The
crew Of tie ThetS can testify that the body
al the lest man that died, Schneider, was
not mutilatcd in any way, and the fac: that
We lcUt Ellison alive in the hopeless
state We were in ought to convince
ANYBODY that We are not CanniDalS. Since
ny return from Ncwherry port every one
uf nv men has called upon me. They
came IN "A body and assured cmphatlcally
that they knew nothing about the condi-
lion al the bolc, oi their fallen comrades,
and cach s0icnniv swOrr That be wa, lnnO-
cant. Perhaps those who died last fed
upon The bodies Of those who died before;
bit all this is Imposition. ! can but an
swcr Tor myself and for my orders to the
party. Tor days and weeks lay on my
back unable 10 move. u. in my enfeebied
condition one o. more OF my men fed upon
Mman fe.h, it was beyond ny control and
certainly beyond my knowledge. | know
that Il have been criticised for not telegraph
ing the Tact u the shooting of Henry aS
soon q, IarriVci 10 II. JOINS, but you must
remember that was in wTctcEed condition
OF boGy and mind. was in quandlry
whether or not ] should be tried for MUIR
der, As Henry was shot on my own rcspon-
sibility and not hy order OF regular cour!-
marital.
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Hero and There.

a single shoe mandatory in Massachn-
sets turns ont by patent machinery a.
twelve months as many pairs OF boots aoh
shoes as $4,000 shocmascrs In Paris maze
10y hand in the same period OF time.
The electrical exhibition at Steyer, Aus
tria. has proved to be great success. ! hs
motive power to propcl the dynamOs was
suppied by the river EnGes. at the conill-
ence Of which, with the Steycr, the town Is
situated.
Since the Patent Office Vss established IN
1896, nearly 100000 patents nave been -
sued. Models Of many OF the most impor-
liant and ingenious Of these win De on eN-
tiLition at the New Orleans Worlds Expo
sluon. In addition "a this, many OF 10
machines Of large size viii be in praclicai
OPERATION in the main building.
AT the geological gardens i'm Dublin. .
few weeks ago, fine lioness began to eat
her own tail. liz one day she removed ed
Der leisure about twelve inches, and alter 2
brief interval resumed her repast. she
was then placed in very narrow box. Ia
the hope that something might BE done
with the bleeding stump, and thai shc
might be prevented from further ASSAULT
upon herself. But the tail has almost en-
tirely disappeared. aud she has now d.
rocted her attention to one OF her fore
paws. II time only is allowed she may
succeed in performing the astounding ie-'
Of disappearing down her own throat.
The Duke Of Marlborough recently peti-
toned the Court OF Chancery for Its 'anc-
ton TO sell for Gl00,O00 to the treasury an
annuity granted by way OF a perpetn'l
pension $4,000 per annum 10 the first Duke
Of Marlborough. Fice-Chancellor B9coh'
though satisfied that the bargain With the
Lords OF the Treasury would be beneficial
TO the nation, was not satisfied on the eY!'
denee that the sale at twenty-three AMI .
hall years purchase would be- for the bche'
d. Of the Marques OF Blandford. who u
wsrd OF conrt and OF the next hers. SUD
sequenily, all the members OF the family
having given their consent TO the arranse,,
inent. he ordered the money TO be invested
and the income paid over TO tue Duke OF
N ar;hcrouob
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17
Accounting ror the s1issimg Flesh.

fFy telegraph 10 IRE l'irl atch.l
Lose Island CITY, y. Y, August 1G.-
\ Russian sailor, wearing the United States
navy Uniform, and having the name
" Bear" upon his cap, Vas captured by Il
reporter this morning. In conversation
tie sailor said he was one OF the crew OF
The Bear: that he assisted in preparing the
bodies OF The dead men OF the Greely party
at smiths sound for burial and In placing
them in their collins; that all the bodies
except one had pieces Of flesh cut from
them. and that the survivors told him that
where the flesh was missing il had been
irost-bttcn. On being asked for his name
The sailor inquired whether il was for the
newspaper. and finally refused TO give IT,
sag ng that they had told him at the navy
ward that be mus, not tell his name or give
any information 10 reporters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17
BiaekmaiIers Arrested.

10Y 1tIfNraph % lIl' DI'F"'V'.I
NEW YORK, August 16-Louis L. Haven
ana j. l.. Pullman, editors and proprietors
Of Thompson's Bank- Note and Commercsde
Register, published in this city, accom-
PANIED by their counsel, went to-day 10 the
district attorneys Office and surrendered
themselves In answer TO warrant Tor theis
arrest on the charge OF matchmaking tno
Nassau Bank Of this city. The complain,
charged them with endeayoring for SOM
time TO iniure the reputation OF he bank bf
publishing false stories concerning II. iae
accused stnse that they had sent circulars
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17
Saratoga Races,
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.

ny Wv EIIVIT " liIT IITsTEIIVTI'T
SARATOGA. August 1G.--Thc TennesS see
stakes for two-year Odds non-winnerS OF a
sweepstakes race allowed five pounds. three
quarters OF 4 mile. At the start lille Doe
cot eli in the lead, with lsalc Murphy and
Lizzie Dwycr next. Title Doe won by
half a length; Isaac Murphy second. three
lengths in front OF Lizzie Dwyer, third.
Time, l:l6.
second race-pur>e $500. mile and fur
long--Swinney won easily by six lengths !;
MammOnist second. Time. 1:jJ.
Third race-CongreSs Hal stakes for all
ages, heats three quarters OF mile
Cleaner won the first heat by hall a length !;
Little Minch second. two lengths in front
If Lizzie =. third. Time. l:lj9.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17
First District Democratic Convention.

TAPPAHANNocX, VA, August IA, 1884.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Please announce in your paper that, to
avoid conflicting with the August terms OF
AccOmac and MIddleseX County Courts
and the Eastern Shore Agricultural So
cieiy. the time for holding the Democratic
Congressional Convention for the First
district has been changed, by request,
from August the 9th to September 3, 1881.
Very respectfully yours, &c.,
A. Il. MACON,
Secretary Democratic Committee, First
Congressional District.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17
BrightOn.Rcech Races.


BRIGHTON BEACH, August 16.-Track
coed; attendance large. First race-For
horses that have run and not won in 1851
threo.quarter mile-Roy $. Clarke won
Hostage second. Ada third. Time. 1:l6i.
. Second racc-same conditions and dis
tanco-Centennial won; Telemachus se-
cOnd. Columbia third. Time. 1:t7t.
Third race-purse $3.50, selling allow
anccs, one mile-Shelby Barnes won
Lewis second, Frank RunyOn third. Time.
1:A4l.
Fourth racc-purse $3.50. for miidens Of
all eyes, seven ftrlongS J. won
J. w. White second, Polo third. Time,
1:32I.
Fifth RECOURSE $3.50. weller weights,
selling allowances, one and a quarter miles.
over five hurdeS-Puritan first, Bally Sc
cond, Torawanda third. Time, 2:20..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17
Autobiography Movements.

by lellgTaph % Inc DIsDatch.I
CHICAGO, August l6.-The members OF
the Executive Committee OF the National
Monopoly party began their session
in this city this morning. Shortly after |
W est Of III SIISsi!Sip3i. n nomination for
the yice-pre.idency on the ticket with
General Butler by unanimous vote. and
then went into secret session to outline
certain mans for the campaign.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17
Killed by q Waterman.

II ." VIZ
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August l6.-James
Duly, aged thirty years, who was shot last
night at Delaware avenue and Bainbridge
street by Richard Corson, private watch
man. died at the hospital this morning.
The shooting grew out Of Corson driving a
number OF boys, among whom was Duhys
son. from the yard OF a building owned by
Corson's employer. The boy in his retreat
,ut his foot, and his mother and father then
gOi into an alteration with the watchman.
Duffy had Knocked Corson down and was
beating him, when the latter drew his revolt
yer and tired. Corson is in custody.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17

Wy +. CHANDLER, FUR. ezszpsm
w. NisIilNG uNDERTAKERS<>As
with john }. sinnoill, No. 7i3 Main street. ~
tween sesealh and Eighth streets. has an exgsri-
enee Of twenty-five years In this business. ard
wall furnish every requisite for burisls al the very
lOwegt rates. NV ISSUE Sm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17
HAMPTON.
prowncd-shoo,ine ATray-Base.Ball.

MISUNDERSTANDING Anruy-Base-DalI.
Correspondence of the Richmond DIspatch.I
AUGUST 10, 1884.
Peter Dennis (colored) fell overheard
from his canoe at Old Point wharf last
night and was drowned.
Two colored men, John Kirby and VIII
liam Pressy, had difficulty at Mill Creek
on yesterday, and Pressy was shot in the
neck and is rot expected to live. Kirby
Is in Jail.
The Monuments, OF Baltimore. de.
feated the Nationals to-day by a score OF
81 TO 8. HAMPTON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17
Tie sharon Divorce Shit.


SAN Francisco, August l6.-The Alta
publishes the written statement OF Nellie
Bracket. witness for the plaintiff in the
sharon divorce ease. alleging that the word
"wife" in the "dear-wiic" letters is q
forgery. The marmage-contract was writ
ten Owe the signature OF Senator Sharon
on paper stolen from his room by the
plaintiff. George ". Tyler, the counsel
for the plaintiff in the suit pending, fur
ni>hed the form OF the contract.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17
THE FARMERS ASSEMBLY.
Third and List Days PROCEEDINGS Motions
asd Hsselutions.
iReportcd for the Dspstch.l


CnAgLOTTBsynL.., August 10, 1884.
Assembly met nj 1875 A. NV. w.
Minor IN the chair. Upon motion Of DIR.
Page, the reading 81 seyersl papers were
omitted. aud the same ordered 20 be print
ed.
Colonel J. G. Shields offered the follow
ing resolution, which was adopted:
fesosctd. That the resolution instruct
ing The secretary 10 communicate with the
agricultural societies be amended go as TO
include tie press Of the state, and that
reference be made to the proceedings Of
this body Ia relation TO its future purposes,
and that the farmers and al others inter-
ested no promoting the Objects 10 view be
urged to attend the meeting OF the Assem-.
bly, on The 2sd day Of October II Rich
nlcnd.
Professor r. =. Dsunipsson. d TIE Uni-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17
RATAGES or THE FLAMES.
A Minnesota Town Nearly swept Away.
IBy telegraph to the Dlspatch.l

IBy Telegraph to the Dlspatch.J
IT. PAUL. MINI, August lG.-For the
fourth time in liz history the city OF Anoka
has been fire-stricken. The entire business
portion for the second time is entirely
wiped out Of existence. The loss i, placed
al million OF dollars at least.
No lives were lost and no very serious
accidents occurred. though it was a scene
oil The widest and most uncomfortable
confusion. The lONsc, sad insurances can
not De definitely ascertlincd for several
days. Assistance WI, summoned from st.
PAU and Minneapolis, but it reached the
doomed city too late.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17
shot His fRthex Dead.

iTy ttItKIApH 7" NC UI'TNIIVHsI
KANSAS CITY, NO., August lg.-The
TimtS's Manhattan (Kan.) dispatch says /:
Sherman Waters. son Of Captain VI. d..
Waters. well-known citizen. shot and
killed bis father Yesterday. The young
man was armed with shotgun, and was
just starting on hunting excursion, when
his father ordered him to shoot neighbor',
dog. The boy refused, and 4 quarrel en-
sued. whereapon the parent entered the
house. returned with pistol, and fred at
his son, who returned the fire with fatal
eficct
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17
rhonpson's BaDk.noto Reporter.

ny NIFrTAIIU 10 IIIt DE FHFII.I
WASHINGTON, August lG.--A number OF
bank presiden having written to the
postmaster-General to exclude ThORp-
sons Bank Note and Commercial! Register
from the mails, charging that 1t is black
mailing concern, the Assistant Attorney
General for the PCst-Ottice Department hns
decided that it cannot be excluded from
the mails, and advises that the intended
victims should have recourse 10 the courts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17
frying 10 Blew Up a. Prosecuting At
tprnpy.

lBy telegraph 81 the Dispatch.l
BURLINGTON. Iowa. August t. Early
yesterday morning ". l.. Blake, who has
been acting a. attorney in the prosecution
OF saloon-koepers since the prohibitory law
went into effect. was startled from his bed
by bright fash Of light and sharp ex.
plosion. lie thought but little OF the mat
ter at the time. but on examination later in
the day found "A machine OF destruction
filed with dynamite. which he now be-
licyeS was prepared with view Of blowing
up his residence, hut which failed to eX-
plode. Mr.. Blake says he has no known
enemy, and that in the prosecutions he has
been courteously treated by the saloon
keenerS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17

Mr.. r. Il. samuel. music teacher, La
Narcotic, Burnett street. ~. Kidd, Mel.
bourne, Australia, writes TO the Argus OF
OF that city had suffered for years with
painful chilblains, and tried all kinds Of
remedies and received only temporary re-.
lief. After two applications Of St., Jacobs
Oh, the great pain-cufe, they were entire.
" cured. and / have not been troubled
with them since.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17
Death of CoDgressma an.

IBN Eelcsraph " tic DlsphtcH'l
WASHINGTON, August lG.-Hon. John
Pool, OF North Carolina, died suddenly OF
apopexy to-day Ut his residence in this
city. He was born in Pssquotank county,
North Carolina, IN 1926; was elected United
States senator. in 1865, but was not adj
mitted. In 1868 lie was reelected TO the
same position, and served until 1873.