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NRsls fo, Cuba
n, te,egn,ut 10 tne Dismtcn. !

p, telegraph "a tint lIisixtcLi
NTW YOLK. October The FOL
lowing petition wa to-day forwarded
10 thf President
IL H.s Ercclleurp G-oyes ClersIGnG
Fres,deH' efthe United &0'cs. Hash
li0iOf
Sr The undersigned merchants Gud
n.herB interested IL Cuba ind tbs
West Indies trade respectfully cal
your attention u the Inadequate Hys-
ten II USE ior ths nonvevance OF mails
thereto. The breaking down Of the tug
USED TOY cgrryins the mail from Fey
West 10 Havana mas brought INTO use
schOonerE and iighine-bOats. making Us
entirely dependent " private facilities
a. offered US 10y ths steamship COM
panies.
Moses 1uvior CO., Maitland Phelps.
7. q. Matthreagen Wierkerg
Lugens Kelly 8 Co.. J.. Decastro &
Co.. DOSE Menendez 8 Brother, aud
fry otnerF interested IL tn1 Cuban
truuc
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of ssidto-s o. Petersburg - Cation = arto-,es
Iesumtns " orb

Dirviads Cirruii Iouri Pssuon-d-isounion
of said,e-s ir Petersburg ~ attop-f sr,o-,es
Iesumns Work.
ICurrespOndenrf ~ tits Richmond Dispatch.
OCTOBER q. 1855.
The Illness OF Judge ;. :. WaIsIeer,
announced N my lasi letter. If Of such
& character nf ~ prevent M holding
the term o. ms court IL Dnv iddie
county next vcel Al effort was MADE
n eat JUG, " clifford t. hold court for
INN, hut the Judge engagements at
such tha1 he cannot come. There are
number Of important cases un tne
daclset and 3udg1 " elslgeI hRE eDr-
serted. should hIa health be restored,
a. flvf 9 special tern Of ms court Il
ROvenbe-. The prisOncr Holmes L.
I'urycar. CHARGED with wIie-murde,,
vho n confined IL our CITY lRi t0f
safety, has been notified 10y his comse.
tina, M tTial viii lac postponed by rcs-
sol Of Judge v elsiger'f Illness.
Petersburg an0 1T Rdlacen. battle
fields vii bee Visited OF ths l4tn IL
srau; by lhs RurvivUrf OF ths Dne-hup-
dreO-anu-I ourth New OrE and Fifty
first Pennsylvania regiments. who pro
pose 10 have 4 Reunion iierl, an0 20
view once more tht fields and iDrts
Uvef winch they fought during the luse
VIZ. Though we have nu organization
o. Con eueratt veterans, the vIBlIOTf
viii dOuutiesf be- shown everl courtesy
HnU hospitality by ON citizens. The
visitOrE vii find wonderful change II
the condition Of things since lsU5. The
old iortF and batteries are standing,
bui II larg, measure the entrencheo
lines which sIrntcheu around the cIry
Copious showers iel mere last night
ant when lie SIN r0se amidst clearing
weather q naguiiicen; r8'ubow spunnec
tht western heavens. winch renamed
visiDie Tor many minutes.
II If mderEtood tllat httrlck and BAT
asrsca cust0D- iacturIes. which huvs been
idle 10y mary months. viii resume Ops-
yuti0ns with full force Oh Monday.
swift Creef iECtnry started work
EOms time ago. These three factories
employ 8 iarrt number Of operatives,
H. whom rhf resumption OF work viii
he specially gratifying.
The meeting Of coiOred Independent
Republicans held las; night was unez-
pectedly large and tins best oruer ant
spirit prevailed. Mr.. L. n. Dobie, Int
DemucrRtic candidate Tor 1he Senate
k,. j. d. BERNARD, and uther gentle
nlnn delivered addresses by invitation.
Tine Independents will, almost u 8 man.
support the Democratic nominees.
l,r. v. :. CvertOn, distinguished
citizen Of Sussex county, If repDrted as
seriously ii II ms hume. neRr Stony
Creek. E0BIN ADAIE.
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DK. ARMS7RoNes CASE.
Bisiiop He'd VII suspenas fIlm-,FecIins IN
ANautn.

Dlai0t I'LL WI NUHpi'ttifs fktUl-sf rtf4u4 W
Adauin.
lsipeciai Telegram 10 the Dmpafch.l
ATLANTA, GA. October a.-3'hf
armstrong mater ~ getting badly
mixed Up. ant n likely 10 causs rup-
rure N the fashionable ~. Philips
church. The report 81 the Standing
Committee recommending That she D0o-
tor be tried and suspended pending
trial caused the vestry TO meet te-dsy
and a0Ouf Tss0luJI0ns. In the report
OF the vArnens ant vescrymcu 10 ths
hlshup they ak thnt he do no, suspend
Dr.Armstr0nC upon the recommendation
Of the Standing CnmmIEtee. The ves-
Try received the evidence o. the cOrn-
mIttef appointed 10 visit CINCINNATI.
found thai tine charges " vlgi.nr DawC
houses ~ Cmcmnati seems o. Dt founded
upon facts winch are not dlscredItHble
10 Or. Armstrong and trgi while hw
manner Of performing 9 Christian duty
vaE 'niudIci0ub. h,s motives were en-
tIreiy hOnorRDie. These facts seem to
be that II tine solicitation OF friends
and relatives ~ CanRd0 the Doctor
stopped IL GInt unau 10 find. and. II
posEih G. reclaim Canadian CIR VINO
was rep0rteC 70 be II sOne ulsrepu,able
house IL that CITY. In uper duyllgh, the
Doctor took 8 public conveyance and
vlsi 90 many Of tho & places 70 find the
person he sought. il further seems IL
bt iaci ghat subsequent Is visiting thr
places mentioned tue Doctor partoOk II
hlR hOtel OF ssimulauts. winch NAV nave
gone 10 th1 extent Of IutoxIca-Iun.
There y lao evidence that ms conduct
during tins TINT. as the result Of such
stInulantb. was such "a L. bring public
dlscredn upon the clergy The Stand
ing I0mmi.1ee paid ne attention 10 ths
resolutions a0opted by rhe vestry, bui
went ahead anG recommended nus sus-
pension.
The entire CITY fee deeply Interested
Z II the matter. and Tue congregation ls
widely stirred ~. The vestry IL closing
hen document 70 tbs Bishop, SAID
As vou. Sly. vel know our parish r.
nov united II It's confidence IL tine
mora. and Christian character Of It's
rector, We desire 10 say further. and
IL conclusion, rhut tins communication
1t agreed upon without cne request. Pc
commentator. 0r presence Of d..
Armstrong The procurement 10y tns
Standing COmmglee Of the publication
/ Of their action has ths effect Of prelu-
dicmp MS case IL tht public mind.
Without resard however, to INT per
soma interests Of Dr. Armstrong. we.
repreE ntme. a We do. the much
hleher interest Of ouf parish, MAKE
TINS iaEt appeal 70 eur Bishop Tor iair-
ness anu justice.
: At Do o'cioc to-nleht thf Bishop
ordered the Doctor TO step down and
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A BoyemeDI for B-uriTy


LONDON, October The sDcIai-
purity movement founded Oh int reve-
istinns mads by THE PGltNaH GGastie
IS steadily gaining strength IL England.
g'hf prosecution Of Nj. Stead hak great
y strengthened thf movement. ant L Is
now headed by the Methodist Church
as 81 organization. The CAUSE IF warn a.
advocated by al tine Organs and preach
err Of the denomination. Meetings are
beng organized u make the public ar
guai11ed with the new developments Of
the scandal II hIgh places, and to inaB-
gnrate genera system Of bOyrOssIng
those t-adesmeI and commercial houses
managed by mel Of reputsc sexual IND
morality.
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10y ltnf ~ AIT -fhit-A
lONuON. October The London
nGnagerl OF Int Atlantic CABLE compa-
mes II L present poo viii meet II .nis
CITY next week. j II positively SEATED
that lhe ohlec; o. -hf meeting L. t. ~
range 70, reduction Of the present
cable tariffs between inc.Gnl ant the
United States from - cents O. . cents
OF Orclngrv or commercial MESSAGES,
GnC from . cents n + cents 0I press
meRBages The directors o. tne differ
Ell, I.ngiIsi companies Il rhf poo, are
SAID 70 be- a. II favor Of making lne
proposed reduction. They tnke the
ground tnai Iht opposition Of INT Mac
kuy-Dennert cables must be ended
by they Gnninlla.lOn. Tins Oppose
tInn. il If argued, mas already
madt the poo dividends 30 small that
1he shareholders vii consent u
sacrifice them entirely ior the TIME II
Wal Of rates that viii either break
dOVn the opposition or compel Il 10
JON the pOO.. and result eventually IL
raising the tariff al around and II al
eventual increase 81 pool dividends.
THE American pool directors, on -hi
other hand. g-e SAID u be less wiling
10 consent 10 the proposed reductions.
and 10 be quite timid about entering
in1o q war o. rateB. They profess 70
be uncertain about me outcome Of such
L VIZ. ant VI 10 dats have not beer IL
duced n consent 70 Il.
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" usfitusaor NDse..
!Hy selsgu.pr u tnr Dispatch

-. oHAltf-tNt- - ~AA' ~f4pfN%~'Af4
WASHINGTON. October 3.-Th,
postmaster-Gensral mas decided tina
special deliveries Of letters snail MOI b.
lnRde on SUNDAYS.
senator's breckenridge and Jones, o
Arkansas, called OF Ihe President yes
terdUy 10 urge hin to incorporate IL ms
annual message 10 Congress recOm.
mendatiOn for liberia appropriations II
improve rhe navigation OF int MisBis-
supp river and IL tributaries. They
repor; that the President showed
marked interest IL tie subject, ant
they considered the interview very
unsatisfactory.
TIT President TINS afternoon appoint
ed John Cardwel. Of Texas, agent and
CnTsui-6eneral OF the United States a.
Care; owen Nc6arr, Of Colorado,
Consul-f,eneral III Ecuador and Thomas
l.. Jerni.Gn, Of North Carolina, United
States Consul N Montevldeo.
Owen Aic6ar. of Colorado, III
pointed Onnsul-Ge q; Ecuador. Is
/ native Of Mississlppi. lie was Rsronr-
y recommended by Judges and mem-
hers Of int bar OF Colorado and Mlssls-
sippi. john Cardwen, Of Texas. al
pointed C0nEuEIenoral al CalrD, IL edi-
Tor Of the Austin Statesman. BE rs q
man Of wealth, 4 good linsuist, and mas
travelled much abroad. Thomas L.
Jernigan. Of North Oarolina, appointed
Consul II MOnSsvideo, IL lawyer, and
was highly recommended for the place
by the Governor and chief funutIonarieF
OF ms State and by the State delegation
II Congress.
Fourth class postmaster appointed
to-day North Carolins---Fair Bluff,
John Il. WaddeI.
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LTNCHBTRG
Aitun L0nseGruteG-lses NoscA
lai.ecill- lalerrllrl- IL fna nlsr.at,.t.

Alum L0nseGruteG-lseHtii NoseA
speciA Telegram 10 the Dispatch
lYECHBTTo. Va. October D.
Bishop Koane cDnsecrated Two macnit-
cent slde-aitnrB al the Church Of the
BUiy Cross, thiE city, to-day.
John Osborne Iuyior, AL old citizen
and Mason, died to-day; aged seventy
siz years. lie was fOI Yeas inspector
a. Liberty warehouse.
Miss l.elia Nosby, sister OF Colonel
JohI Singleton Mosby, was married by
IHthc' Nc6Hrk te-dIy II Charles W
Russell.
Acknowledgements 10. Lane Stern
inspected the Virginia Guard End the
Hili-Uity Guard, Two rolored cOmps-
mes Of tins CITY. Tonight.
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Edwin B. NAEN.
lantt Of ths Chs 1udse nj reIcrsbura.

AAitI ~ ut liA aunAf III itinrsbul-s
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.'
PETERsIT-BG. Va. October D.
Judge EdwJn Al. Mann dled al 10
o'clock to-nIgit. Judge Mann was IL
ths prime Of life. being under forty
five years Of age. Be was the first and
only city judge Petersburg mas had.
HIS second term would have ended IL
1871. Is Judge he waE strictly iair
and impartial, and Oh the bench was
always courteous md dIguIhed. BE
was thorough student and 3 gOOo
LAWYER. Probably a. few OF ms ds-
cislOnF nave been reversed 10y the SD
IRENE Court as any judge III tine STATE.
lie was. moreover. Christian gentle
man. and as such esteemed by the
whole community. lie married
daughter Of the late Rev. Il. Il.
C0vies of the Virginia Conference.
who survives hiu, with nine children.
JuGge Mann r disease wRE dIphtheria.
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FINANCIAL AND ooMMEDtzlI
EFW yoKE agprK MARxKx


NRv YORK. fieiuisr s.--Tbew wers -
screprts ~ optDInn fns nsoruiug IN rso1e4
80 the vntsfr size mafksi would lake ~
Day. n very general tniDrr>Aion preynts14
ngsother npvnfd Dscv"nssDf ws< s'Hxt@4,
srissniaci ~ tie bnii OTnnltors. who e>1gr
flsC tfsf- Hnorie Wiln ? ls1Ir ssDcG y.~sey04$,
h VIZ thought. NOtlH fist rare 10 nus them
fnscE unti rhVy cOsfid uo 49, 81 io~ef fiEuYvB-
Asvrrtbetess. to-siaFs stsIah uiaxksi -
beer ftiiS ~ uiisrn aurJr - IA tnet "
yestc1da, being sOBawbsf lrrsf.ulaf nno
tfverisi IN the morninf. usltoWnd y, rrr3
perifrG s,fnnNfh that enufIGiien thfonxD~
mi the Jeaa ntie5 0f t,s~ day. Tire rroc-
.,g,ns wsTt 81 no Tine fDsp1f,aftt and st<
.Y,nrfetcfosrti - very neef a the hiane<l ns-
tYet rear fsrt. ~ tisrnefi " iisf. tDeffn pr1
f,,silL h iciisf tilFr ists ertfuiitS. 1nf eodn*
~ the mnrEsf and position % cnrtain
proil iisefif olssfEtols senus - the iufpfr~-
son that she IssiiuleN ~ the psss weck nave
Been srougni Hhoiii. ~ Ieri a; fcnn-. ~ nr-
Hibernate and pEeli-cn iouiHtec lish ~
effnug ronsDiuntl DH thhI snuIhl ~ PUNISH
suns. 81 iht euftefuse ~Onf' p<oinieenh
op.ritfrs vino nave isren ioentitec WEB
the ieaf side 81 the nuYifct tf tise zine
sle today talking aecidedt nunsh' !.
riu im.d fhsf tlsr difiifuitts< % the Junk
lies vii undoubtedly be rettiec Nitfiift me
mex two Ve.Fh und iunt Win tiln4 oohe
anC some ul he nrss RESI- beat ovn1sAufs
rirffen ffou fis ssfeoi more ect' ~ nno
much Htyonacf mHrtef ~ pfoh4nf
tor some fime. Very cDnstticfu Dif
sh0f interest " ne rf,s.f.n ys'stciun' II ipus-
cHtioif iron the iDan rrpWt at 10 ilf tfusi-
I'd 1nvr wufs gepo nuuy rum0r~ ~
other ffutIni,t and d. ~ ,cnlions op the
street 0urinr Do, day hul pune 81 ttfom
proved ~ h. tru' TAf name ~ hpsnccr,
2 rHsk 4 90 WE enrnertAr Wiii Sac story
III y hcavf deiiticufiun wnirt ieC the firm
m ma ixs the iOiinV ing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS +" IN
view ~ some sfnraf iDua i"iissris uhi.n We
~ informed nrs buinc csrculrf~d us 10
tnf ~. "A. tiunk AZ Our firIn VIA Ciasor sra
nam W beg 10 aints thai ~ fhf Drfinarv
.ulirse tl liuslnefe ne WA iuli,'Disd ~ IA
iDr securities dsiiyerBbi. yeslafdsy. aud
falling 90 psy tie same promptly W topE
uivasurt.s tu ruVvuf she inusDtetins r. AND
huVe ~ecurru the mODs'' tfnsn1ots,
IaeEiWGllna unt NsalnwnYe and buo<ou
vers The niOsi l1pnii nsftf Tor advsnces
mad. -aes 2Ho nup siaSes.
WEEKLY EANk sTAI'f.aiES1.
INV NoEE fictoDef s-fhs wesHiy
hauE Eiafcmani shown the hDlsowufE
chnuaes l.0anf Increase Gl.E7t 3n0; rf~-
cls Decrease ~ lGa lUs legs teD1reo de-
rYnnss 81 AIS HUO depn@lt< asff,'sse1. kCi1l-
GOT circulation Increase SO u.ip. reserve
tlerfrn-s % Az 7uD
n'ne banEk nov nOid - sAh lvh IN ear.~s
az tils ~ lser cent. Fus..
EAlTIMOEE.
BAIrrnuEE. lrtnnoi 4 ~ lnginHa En- con-
FDs -. Insi -fuf coupons. De-. new
le-suk go new 90 ~. Bic to-day
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Captured On Ris vsy 40 Canada

10y etietFs-pl "a Lit Dlhlaltci4l
SITINGIIELIi, Mass, JctODef o.
ClEws0n Graham. q member Of the
New 5crk stock and Petroleum IL
changes. done business 81 81 Broad
way, IL that city, was captured hert
.hlf morning by z. O. Julian, Of tat
Pmkertor agency, VIII e25, 900 IL
gold certificates belonging 10 Spencer
9rnRt d Co. IL ms pOHsesslon, and II
company with Mrs. Alice Bramwen
just IA hs waE about 10 board Mou-
treal tram. Graham and Mrs. BRAN
vel arrived fiom New York III ;
CLOCK thf night before. and were regis
tered by Graham aE {. c. Goodwin
and wife, OF pittsfislG.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-04
gEE SHOOTING OF FAR9.
An0ibrf ferstBr Of tht Affair Whul h
ciainisd Ia the A=saiinnN.

Anoihrf Sorsisn Of Iht Affair whai b
Clalnis6 10 ffr A=ssaiinnH-
F'o the Edit0r af she D.s7,Gtch
AOu ycaderF have already heard Of
the nIiurtunRts affair which occurred
or the stresiF Of Abingdon on last SUB
day evening. resulting N the SERIOUS,
though not necessarily iatal, woundine Of
Judge George ". Ward. Judge WGrc
II tiif sdignf Of TIT SotsthuCSi Examiner,
ant the lag isRns Of that papcr contain
ed asmeutioneo n tht Dlspalri sevsrHl
paragraphs winch. SO II il CLAIMED.
c-I1rniEt yery Severely In William
Whine, Of TINS place, who is 81 lnde-
penderlf candidate ior tin State SENATE
n opposition 10 tint regular Democratic
nominee. l,r. White has always been
regarded az gentleman of nigh cilar-
actsf sno Of undDusted courage, and OF
quick. Il. indeed, non ungoycrImbie tens-
per. II n sRio when the ExGnsIns'
was ISSUED last Saturday thai he BE-
came exceedingly exaspcrRteo VI what
he regarded the severe STRUCTURES upon
nm. and that he al once visited the
ofiiet nf the Examt,sey, and also tine
hotel whore Judgs WErd WA hoard
me-. thai he nigh; repair the wrnng.
Ihs Judge vas absent IRON tov-n, and
returnse On the tram N Shout
o'elDek On Sgundsy, IN company with
M snplpys of hig. who, II N
supposed, bore MN tins informs-
tion that IN. Whine had besp
masking inquiry tor HIM. Whites ez-
sspernticr senms N have beer vel
isnusp IN the community. and the
wonder ppx Is timt the DfiiasrE Of the
isv had nnt iuterioreG IN tin nlarisr-
g'hs usnin c1,trRnnf 10 thu isotci is dizgD-
naliy across the street from tia silpe-
asors of Bowling a Mclaughlin.
Judge Nssd. Il seema, had gons frDm
<i1e hDixA 10 the drucstnse pf W ~.
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SWING TO A IIMB.
Il Erexo szETD 1rvcHEn.


pun nlnhsa,. tsss Masasses ~ mrs. Nniker.
cuaeGts Saisssssn Cribs trinss ten
ses--a-
fs1ecini teiesrap 10 tbs IIlspetch.l
NIs.goN. y. c., 0ctpbar S--fud
Mohane. the negro that murdered Mrs.
". Fl. WaIkcY on the night OF the 18th
.uf septomi,or was rHpturca lam nigh:
nielrs s p'clooa abnui three mics sDush
Of leasbusg. =. c., ~ the house or
Beverly 1.andOils, . negro. MeiDane
was sitting NJ the suppeT-table. Jhe
sircss wac made by poxsr Of four
negroes and une y'hIte niaE. William
Bolaman lcolnred, was Che first 10 iay
hands upon INN, and. with the assistance
Of others. brought him 10 this place,
rrrivinr hcrt n ii 9 click TINS mgrD-
ing. The news of Mechanics arrest
spread RAPIDLY, and by l2.30 =. Al. n
large bDdy u armeG mon mad gathered
m the town. Al l2.ab about uiie hun
fred and fifty men to0k charge Of Me
hane and carried INN 60 Mitchell s
Ehu,.. nboui iour miles from Milton, on
the Milton and auGeyvilie road. where
hu was trleI heiUre q magistrate 8 cDurf
and committed 10 jail. MeDanc. after
the trial. was placed II the tands Of the
officers 20 he carried 10 AEnoevvilie
and lodged ID Jail. Al PARKS Hin,
about two miles fr0m the place OF the
trial, the officers were OvcrtaAcn by
over ent hundred and fifty men mud
forced IL give VI Their prisoner. Mebane
was taken change oi by them and swung
a. the iimt OF tree frou the ssGi OF
buggy. over one hundred ghUtf we're
fired Il hif bndF " H,le Il was danglmgin
the ar. AiobRut acknowledged that
1it tool part III TIM murder, hut claimed
that others we're equally guilty. This,
however, le uOt generally belIeved 10
be true. ID Is thought he did this
with the view Of getting more time.
Tn, zeal manifested by many Of the
.colOred people II hunting MebEns down
was very cOmmendable.
KEBAEF's BRUTALITY.
lApecin ielsgmm 10 tht Diapatchl
DAEvudI. October 3.--OftizenE OF
tins place vino are just from tine scene
'oi NobRne't crime say thRf the beha-
vi0r of ghs me- was OF tine most mOn-
stTous character. and give a. soms evi-
dcuce tho statement Of thOst vino pre-
7,arcc the body Of Mrs. Walker Tor DO
RIA. They aud thai lac struck Mrs. Nai-
her Oh thc head with 4 sboe-iast. ard
ti,en dragged her Uut doors aud struck
her witt & fence raj with such violence
that tint raj broke, and then With Q
part oi II beai her about the head and
fHce so that ihcy could not have been
recognized. TIM piece Of raj was left
Un the ground With ciOtE Of blood and
flesh OF It. ~ great wns the indigna-
tIon Of the people Of the community
that when Il was reported yesterday
thGf he had been seen there was geD-
era ;urnou. IL search o. him.
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Amor shs xsnnsblerx.

~ PAUL. MINI. 0r1Ober o.
Chinn a Mo-gun's gsnIblinp-house wa
cioseG lam night on account Of Indict-
ments by the grand Jury now IN ses-
SION. othe. houses are open. nut viii
NJ closed by grand-juTv indictments,
Ifn municipal authorities lacitly All
thorized gambling, bun the grand jury
nave determined 10 adjourn from day &c
nay Until TIM business IA closed out.
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The ar schOOl under tne auspices o.
Int Richmond Art ARsUcia.lou hai
thrown open rs doors fDf another term
The AssoclatIou haE dnDe e0Ou WORT IL
cultivatmg I'll Grt splrlt IL the commit
MY, and the schODi Il nov IN import
am tacIOf IL directing NJ ;aste IL :
practical channel Tnt Association ma
been Incorporated ana mgEes II sppeai
Tor audltlOnal membership IL order sha;
II uisy enlarge us sphere Of useiu!na f..
especially IL the direction Of sfIOrdne
Increased facilities iof instruction IL
llE sehnD..
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ReIli.erus. Xuranr.

fsS telegraph 70 titt DISPATCH
CIECIEvuLE, OHIO. October a.
William Bookwalter, while drunk yes
IsTdsy, took position Oh tile turnpike
nesr 1he city and announced thai hf
would Kill the firE niger " vino
passed. When Samuel Tibbs, aged
twenty years. III inofiensive coiored
boy, rode by, bookwGlier deliberately
shOt nm II the back, infiictine fa.al
wound. Bookwallsr was arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-04
Nov yOra B.-onIbitionlsi.

u I"It-ftpl 70 sIIt IBHilrL
NV YORK. October The PRO
AiDI.IOnIsts held mass injecting IL
Chickermr Hall to-nieht. anu were al
dressed BY lev. I'r. Deems anu r..
Jennings, DomOcrai-prDhiDiLiOn cand-
date Toy Lieutenant- Governor. Tn.
ia1Ier rsierret IL Ira davenport. the
Republican candidate fOf Governor. a.
o. one Of IA. largest yhoieBaie liquor
dealers II -he country," and also Ut
Interested IL .hrei hguOr SALOONS IL
thiA CITY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-04

MONTILAI., October 3.-Jfiirlal ~.
turns II lhe health Office SHOW g.
deaths trun smallpox IL the city yes
teIdGy, Il 1t. jean Baptiste village
/. IL Cote ~. LouiB, . IL ~. Henr..
TIM makes ior ths week ending last nlghi
~ deaths IL the CITY, 50 IL 81. Jean
baptiste village, u IL Cote ST. Louis.
l6 II u. Henri, z IL 81. GsOnde, and
J II 81. Gabriel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-04

have scrIt m tbeir resienzfiom IN run-
lilinnce with that ruling. in some
I,iares II iE tpund to be impossible TO
secure white men WIN are eligible and
st the sirmr time competent to I'll these
Office, and II is feared that the service
may he disastrously affected through
tine onforred discnutinuancs of some
mn ortarit post-ofiires.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-04
The Indian s's~smssssr<.
ll,y telegmph IA tne Dispatch

NAsHrE9TuK, d. C., 0rtuber a.
Complaints are bang rereivsd nj the
Post-t'fiine Department from the lnIlan
Territory of TIM workings Of the ~
cent dsrisinn Of -Atsnrnsy- Gansrzl Car
land 10 the cfiscf thns this 1ndinns are
nat aIiEibie 40 appointment q postmas-
tark- fDssmastrr n ssxuuty-fss post-
'nflicsf N tim 1erritory. who am ~
psnsd - be mialIissnt, sduxtsa nlsn,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-04
LATE FEATHER REPORT.

WAsHINGTOE. October 81 Il.
A.-I0r The Middle AEIGHtse States.
tar s0earher, dsciasdLy eooler MINDS
shifting to soesterlg, higher barometer
and fruits Monday Bigit IN n0zAerr
and central portioHs.
for the SCUM AtiGHtic Ssates. cooler
ian UeGsheY, SOiahwest 10 nOrtAucsf
t7nds. h,gher barometer.
I'm EichmOad and pieiRttp. cOole,,
fGlr Ueather.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-04
Renfh of I'M Ednsr.
rI,v ,eIeuruph no tne Inaun,c,

t@'s nliptsAA+fA ~ NAtt At1'tAeEL.
CINCINNATI, October "A cable
dispatch rsceived by CDlonel L. MARX
brett, Assistant United States greasu-
ref here, announces thRf Fred. HaHBan-
erek died N Paris tins morning. Mr..
HassanereE mas been for q lonr time
the principal owner and editnr Of the
Cincinnati Tolksblaft. lie served as
United States Minister IL South Amer
ica by appointment OF President Lin
coin. Upon ms raturn 10 TINS COUNTRY
hs published novel entitled =. The
Heart OF tine Andes" which had 8
wias circulation. Mr.. Hassanersk has
been N Eurnpe for the past Two or
three wears IN the hope Of restoring ms
fisclmine health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-04

MooKEsg0wK. n. j.. 0ctoi,er a.
Ths bnilnr Of G locomotive drawing the
Long Branch express tram. WHICH leu
Camden NJ O'CLOCK th,s afternoon. e.
pioded near Browns Mills, fatally
scaiding the enSinser, Juhu Curtis. uE
POM Pleasant, and ipjnring thu fire.
man. Other persons are Tepor.sd H.
JrTed, hut NO turlhsf particulars rHn
be obtained here nj present.