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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29
.Dsly. italy except sunday.
.rsrs..usrar = - 81 49,.

.Dsny. italy except sunday.
sTOPPING-PLACkS
Sus 60. ~ and IS make 10 stops No.
as stops only on signal 81 Chester. NDs 81
and IS stop only on signal a. NErster Gem
trails and Manchester. Nos. IS, -. as,
and 80 stop 81 81 stations ior passengers
PULLMAS-CAB SERVICE.
On trains No. 40 aud IS s.eeping-cars be-
tween Hsnington aud Charleston. On
usins Nc. 40. a.. a.. and 81 Ee'plng- afs
between Washington aud Jackson Fiii' fla.
on trains Noe. Al aud a. s.eep ng-csrs De-
tween New York and Jacksonville.
TIE ONLY ALL-RATL ROUTk TO Mons
LEAVE. '-A Active.
g,cnEa d--lc.s0 An. Sorfolk $40 Pm.
kicnm d E4- r =, Noitolk,.- S;Lg |. n.
Norfolk...t go An. hlcam 1895 N.
Norfolk $685. An. klchm 4 $50 +. u.
Noe. a and 50 MAKE close connection -
and from fsruy lie. II ncl purg. anc Soutns
western points and Sa%-stsilOns on NE
NCrfok snd Western railroad 40 50 ruu-
ulug Cally and 40. - uatk rNc-pi sunday.
J. h AENLf,
Superintendent OF transportation.
N. EMEK-OS. General Passenger Agent.
Sol Haas Trafhc Manager. no. Ia
DlCHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IA AND POTOMAC RAILROADS.&C. ed-
u'e CON neucing AUNEAbEH Is, 1883
easieTT stsncErd time: C
-. u
daily; stype oniy ~ ashland.
Junction, N .lf1rf. ald fr,as-
rlcksDurg. Sleeper from
IacESonN lie 10 v asn iugfon.
lI:o7 A. NJ, leaves Byri-str-ei station dsl-
IS except sunday. sleeper
from Charleston o. ~ash4ng-
500 p. n. leaves Byrd. : rect station Dali
IS. sleeper from Jsczsons lie
To New borS and nom Cnar-
lesion 90 New y Jrk.
l0:2e A NJ, arrives AZ Byfd-Strcet str ion
daily. sleeper from New York
10 Jacksonville aud nom New
York % Charleston.
1888 z. NJ, arrives Al byri-5sreet station
daily: stops al Frederic s-
bsrg. Milford. aud Junction.
slee pr from Washington 10
Charleston and from Wash.
ingt0n 20 luckSOuVlla
eos 2. NJ, arrives At Byru-Street station
csl.y except sunday.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY ExCEFT SUNDAYS:
400 p. NJ. accom- M odation. leaves Broad
street statlsu arrives A. ASH
land At 8 T. n
Goa =. NJ, leaves Eiha arrives At Ash
land a. e:44 L. n.
$50 A. NJ. arr ses 81 k9bs leaves Ash.
land AZ 6:4s A. n.
s:5s A. NJ, accommodation. arrives st
hrood-Stfeet station lesye 20
Ashland att A. NJ
r H. ~
81 5.l2P. ".
c. A. TAYLOR Genera Ticket Agent.
4. 7. ID. SYEKs, General superintendent.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
THROUGH ALL-RAIL FAST-FREIGRF
LINZ To AND From BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK,
AND EAsrEIsS AND WEST
ERS CITIES.
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BErWEEy
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE IN
EACH DIRECTION.
Correspondingly quick time 20 other
points. Through bills OF lading issued at
low ratee Z. A. TAYLOR.
iyI General Passenger Agent.
DICHM0ND AND ALLEGHASY
II RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER ~. lsss.
TWO DAILY TRAINS (EXCEPT Sun.
nAyD
BEFWEES
RICHMOND AND LISCHBl 30.
Through Accom- Slsni
MAI, notation, express
fNo. !. tNo. 3. fSo. ..
- - - --------N-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29
ONLY ALL-wATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE

GREAT TOURIST ROUTE.
JAMESTOWN, LUTLH GAP, AND WAR
SCENERY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29

ROoK AND JOB WORK NRArLY
nnggxkD ~ nlnRAxWH1ll1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29

NOTlCE.-HANING QUALIFIED
i as executrix of the late JOHN PIE.
Ian. deceased. viii cont me 10 carry 90
the BLACKSMITH and HORSES HJEING
business AZ the Old STAND and respect
fully solicit tne patronage 81 MS old friends
sud the public generally. pTumis NJ each
ore that Us v ork Will be faithfully and
Yron pity attended 90 by practical aud
-oH peteut hands. AEs. kLiLAbEIH
PHELAN. Executr.x. No. 1910 Franklin
street nO2s-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29

Referring 10 fhe above. trust Il; VII o.
tie pleasure OF TIE friends nf Nr. r son
81 those OF The old A nemar.e la ~ Cone
any 90 continue tarir patronage with the
new COMPANY. orders o.ic.ts-t.
no Ze-8ts WILLIAM PIERCE SMITH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29

CHEAPEST hDl tx
RATES MUCH Less THAN HALF
CHANGED by ANY OTHER ROUTE.
FARE To MORE OLh. sI-SO LIMIT.
WAY LANDING FAKES from 25c. 70 81.
Second-class tickets s.lu lower.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29

ARRIVE RICHMOND.
500 p. NJ. MAIL daily except sGnfayl
1905 A. N. ACCOMMODATION daily fex.
eepi sunday
40 A. N. NIGHT EXPRESS daily tex.
cept Monday.
CONNECTIONS.
AT Richmond with associated railvsys
and Richmond. Frecerfcksoagg and Poto-
mac railroad; NJ Lynch bury with Virginia
Midland n1lwAy and Norfolk and Western
1Oruad. al Clifton forge with Chesa pea n
ane Ohio railway: at Lexington win Balti.
more and OHIO railroad
SIeePtn0-ccr attached 20 Ht0As EEp-ess 10
Trains marked daily (sxoept sundsyl
Tickets sold 20 Al pointA Ones l1oo
east Main street 1000 Main. and 81 Ricn.
nond and Ansghssy depot Elgnts ans
General Passenger and EIprss Agent
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" wAY.-NovEMBEa Is. 1855;
LEAVE RICHMOND.
TAO A. N. Throug "a nd Local Nah sxcsps
sunday. Connects for Lynch-
SIS A. NJ. For Nswporis News. ole Point
Comfort .nd Norfolk dairy sx.
$50 p. n. FOR SsWports News olc Point.
and Norfolk. Exeeps SUNDAY.
400 p. u. II. ,. and p. Junc;l~n scoops.
modAtion. except Sunday.
es25 p. n. Fog Louissiiie En1 Cincinnati
fkkf ExprcoSs with throuxn
Pullman cars Daily.
ARRIvE RcHAoxD.
e;xs A. ~ Prem T.. n. and p. J1not,o n.
ll:53 A. y. From Norfolk. Old Point ~
Nevports SevA except san6Hv.
$40 p. n. Prom local points and the YEA
except Sunday.
ego p. II. Prom Ola fosas. Sswp~ss
News aud Norfois daily sx.
eept Sunday.
eses r. n. Prom Louisville aud Cinctn.
nsti- fAst express daily.
Depot; eesenteenth and Broad skrsota
dcken ~ looo Main strees and depot
h ". fUllsEk
9enenl Pa0saGsr All
o. W. bnrfH General AAuaGor. 10 ia
-
DOCK AND JOB WORK NRATIv
OkxnUuxxDa - ~ pmRAxUP1IW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29

ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Il have this day appointed Mr.. T. J.
CRUEP my agent 20 conduct the RETAIL
GROCERY -bUSlN k.SS ~ 600 ives, Leigh
street {" bay and eel for casa ORiy.
40 0s-eori9v- 4 y MINOR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29

FIRsT-CLAss MEALS on EURoPEA
PLAN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29
THIS IS no NnTIEY ~ ~

Il TONERS FOR MILK that 1 shall dis
continue the ia ry business after Novem-
TER 8Otn. having turned 10 over TO MI.
WILLIAM PIEhCE SMITH OF the Abe
mare airy Con qany. who WI - pleased
d. supply them with The sane jersey 90 i'k.
= 4 ELLISON
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29
TRAINS NORTHwARD.

leave Arrive
W Petersburg. Rich mond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29

GRCHS. Pimples Red. Rough. Chap7ei
and NIlN SKIN Ne CTTIrrRA NnAP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-07
rUE ST. L0uIS DYNAMITE PL0TTEES.
THEIR Suspicious or EACH oGHER-kNlGhi9 OF
LABOR prNoU>Cr rnE CRIME.

THEIR suspicious or EACH oGHER-kNlGil9 OF
LABOR pFNOUNCE rnE CRIME.
Sr LotIs, Nov. (SprciHh. The iive dyna-
,,r. arrested yesterday for blowing mp street cars
,c r,otographcd to day and transferred To JAIL Inc
,,,,top In the hands ~ the polio" goes 10 show ih'
=, a. U,,tncr. a member ~ the Executive C"mmlilcc
,,.v,l,ud Assembly Knights or Labor, WIS lh' "''"
WIN did all tho work. though Master WORKMAN 'iuA'
to, and Treasurer Keeu~n wcfo coihp'Hc' !" '"'''
,o,,i,c an nat h-ro voud be no danger ot betrayal
,v,hcr. ia a photographer aud Oay tw"nty'NiN years
II Uo ia an Intelligent, good looking young ie"""'
, ava that he got tho dynamite bocai-" no o'ho'
- ,,, tho nerve lie worked ~ his tr"o !" lI'''
r, and snys that he first handled dJ J""I'e 'u''o in
,,,,, t.b lie has relatives IN Lancaster. l'oh W.
!, e.,r, Wcathcr's toon.maie. is from IihhGh"u' III
ana hs stu,lied law. 1t WIS Ia ScarNS satchc u"t '"o
,,,.,,c yos found. Only two mon ar" Known 10
,o,. .sc,ned and no arrests w"t" mai" t"'H''
=, ,ho ,ubl,c cxcitemcul ana iudlGnduon 'ahSoh Ny
, ~ ,siou rho Cleveland Assembly pAs-r' = NcI''
tn q iruouncing the criminals. ami thcSo r"No
,,'s ,sor, signed by tho five culPlHs Az" "'tn""
ullouH u ,an M'-tsr workman PinkeriOu was =" ih'is
no" - ~ wa only tho greatest rHoitS th' n'S
% rnuld he controlled. Hn Threatened !" Y"'n 'le
lee''p9 ami uuw ne cOnfeSSoN that ne was one "'
n IN ,ttorpeys OF tho Knights ~ Labor hA'n 10
." IA defe nj tho priSOher@ ana the oh'' aH''"'y ="
ltSeuu " Iva dI,ownrh them. New oWCrIS wci"
lno ~, iy tbr cleveland Assembly To day bnt "W'hE ~
h r,r,l dlstrust which prevails. u ~ P"o'pe 'nd
tno I sas,'i,Iv Nlll bo expelled trum the oideF'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-07
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

PARIS Nov G-Goneral do COnrcy commander OF inc
Ienrh iroors IN Tonquln telegraphS 10 tho war once
hut tie results of the campaign nave peeh lSNol"''
but that cholera kills SIX mcu daily
PouF INV 6-The uonteT de Rome To-Day puD-
Hns an aricle inspired 10y the Vatican attacFinS he
conduct OF tho Catholic leaders In the t,nh
oia"itN's m SAYS: The pope IS leaning .uWStr'
C,Lnic U-I ubicantsin AMI has instructed ihe sum"
T ,rt- 10 advisc French Cabolic Journals 10 suu"tl
nate politics to maintaining relations Octwe state anu
Church through the COuCordit'
pam. Noy G.-Tne latest adviccS from CElna sth,,
,, The Cnuc,c GOV ruucut IS 1bOut 10 sign CONNER
ci.u treaty with France
CopK Nov G-ScyerIl or the cattle dealers VINO nave
,o, I,,ycottiuy the Cork steam Packet company ht'
i,,,nr dissatisfied with the accommodation proVinri
y he chartered strliucr~ ana nave rcS"hoH INC mp
ui.nt of cattle by the Packet Company
pans Noy G-Thc UoDSc has dispatch from Romo
s,a;iux That the P.pc VIII shortly issue IholHcr Oh
,vi,.,7 letter On the subject OF liberalism.
H.rtty Nov G-Prnce Bismarck is about 20 pn',iSMn VI
.lirnrs on the Eastern question ana Oh 'nc '"''''
aud ltu- stan cXtralltlOn question.
PANS. Nov G-The Bpiicn FtHH'ci'r nrnons ', f f,
nr, tIyt Treasury bonds VIII he Issued t"-"OILoN 'oI
400 900. 900 francs. rcdrcm'hlr In th''o years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-07
WHAT TO DO WITH RfEL.
rporxG THAT NJ RI PLACED IS An AsYLuM-THl
PRISONER UNDERGOING AZ INQuEsr OF IN

TRGING THAT NJ RI PLACED ~ An AsfLth-Ihh
PRISONER CNDgRGoING A. INQUEsr OF IN
SANttY.
OTTAWA, Nov. Cit is stated that Mr.
Tbomp,on Minister Of Justice. has made report to the
Coupcil on Riels case IN which he has adopted the
views of Bishop Graudin that tho rebel leader shouu
not he hanged but should be placed tn lunatlc asylum
Tis rcuort II roncurrcd 10 10y the council. would oO
yiatc t6 nrces.itv medical cOinns sion 70 lh'est-
gate his ulrutal condition. 49, .l,.,.,
N,SrREAI. Soy. t>p,cidh.-A rumor Is ny lng Ahout
that Mr. Cnaplctu Il prep1rns 10 re1i-h @ Il"'. Wv ~
Dominion Cabinet on account OF the u''IS"" "'''' ''
In tho Ricl case.
81 PAUL, Nov Il tSp,ciaD-A dispatch TO Ih' Ito"o'r
PRS, from Winnipeg tonight says "A sensation
has been caused hero by the o'S'oV"'y
that ty-g@ sucrbora OF the Medical Commission
appolutrd Inquire into icrs alleged insanity passed
hero Yesterday on tho way Cor Regua 10 hold an
uves,t-ation The Government mas bcc" '"tius with
.,tes secrecy In the matfrr. hut tho TACT leaked "uI
today IN, commissions consist, oi DR.. JuEeN, SURGEON
10 the Northwest Mounted Ponce and al ontario an" .
ou,tcc by.i.,n Tho ontario physician Is an Ens'7"'
man snd tho Quebcc doctor Il frenchn'h III
rpv.- the third man, is Eug!ishinan lie s''o
,,r,rt t,.tiuoiy ~ Riris trial. holding ihht hs "'
n.,t,ctv s,up IL o. g,uoraNy hrlr''l tldI fh' WV
,ttu. al ia dc tho AppOiuuuruts ~ Tue t"I.'''p w
,r,rrI, 10 app~ ..r tho French faction me colnhl>
sion lcgan it, WORK today, "nN 10 .,'.i,,'s
Ia r El 10y tcc rtuh - t'ti f il' I,P'' y .''' Wv
,rt.urr " l. responsible ior hc i-l', tnr l'-!n NV
80 Mac. ON TuC.tay agreed upou u y 7d''" ~
n, iIi, rruuruik owing thd the COMM III
-cu,rt adversely tofhc pr -O or. d' cont lp l-'t
"a, u, author 10. Regina 10 htut l'l'l tH t"N'
t.tri,t .oa. vent ON tao simo uAr |ith th' Oo'h''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-07
LOSSES IN vAEIors PLACES.

DIS MoI~Es, Iowa. Nov. 6 tSDcciah. The
grain elevator and warehouse Of l.. a. War1ehe. al
9Irnboit wns burned last eAt. Los, 5000; partly
covered hy n-urduce ia TIE Continental American
Central and Now-NOrk tpd"r~ritcr-.
tAEni>rR. Hc., Noy. G.Inc -toro Of Frederick Moore
81, North rut.ton wifhl, stock oi general goods was
buiurd Yesterday. lus>. 5000, mSuI auc" Sl,-pp
HtooNi>sIoS. IL. Nov. Ga hr" at Ellsworth yes
cr.y DESTROYED the rc-dcUcc OF Allen Dunlap aud tn"
store o. JOHN tlmp'cu with h"ir c"ntcniH Tie lo'- Is
= The Insurance ueIriy covers The I"N--
GEu>rurp Na.4. N"y. THE t""-tory hrrk
b,u.r , large cattc barn and all the sheds and ont
uldin,s ON Darius Williams. place. at A~hnci. wcr"
c-tro, ri m fire this moru'us Tic furniture aud stock
were saved. Lors. 10000 panty lh'm'd
tui,,on Nov. % nrc $50 tie Iarvcu Building. Ho..
90 To 80 aorroe-, at about O'Clock ihi- morning
caused damage Of about +2nouO0 party covered by III
sur,ncr The tire originated tho mind nDOr occupied
!,y T. NJ NursraU a 60, dry g'ods cnnui~-ion
tu.rshants Aud burned IT. way up thtoush mo iuoi
sweet. orr a Co.. WHnudctuf e" trbl~rrr ana orcl
u.ut- OF the fourth noOi. aud tuuncnrr. Shpmdu a
ia drc-. CuOs, tuc nith nuOf, SUI
fcreI a Irss nf 100000. " T.. Ninorc Go and Jtmcs
I Libby 4 Co. dr., goods commission non. ou the Hi II
nuor vii have a lps' Oh their sample b. water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-07
RAvAGEs OF THE SMALLPOX
,,r.urrrss cnNDt Cr - 4 Mornil-pR. NoIlN :
pitE> >CE-ARRteI IEu FoR LIHtI.

,,r.u1rrss cnNDi CT - 4 MorHil-pK. NoIlN :
prtE> >CE-ARnt~IE r0R LIBEL
NoxruE,L. Nov lNpceidA.-NlIs. Fortln
VA. arrested last blght for pIsEs her -oh age t' ""'
r Grand Trunk train. Tho boy hld contracted SNAIL
,ox ,,hcu he entered tho cars the passengers 50"
ot hls ace wa, e ,ycred with smallpox puStlIe7 Inc
,,u mayed of Leioro tho medical Inspector coma 10
allied The compliant, 81 the passengers frightened 'ho
,othrr for although the train was moving At The "'o o
t, ar sryrn miles an hour she took TIA" lad TO ic P
,o,, of the car anj hurled him violently from th' u""
a.. hoy WAS somowhat hurt about the BACK l"o
,you,,n ga, before a po!Icc magistrate to-day.
e,,,v n,.. uoS c.,os of smallpox woro reported yes
,,o,v and i,tty ono deaths Dr Frederick Muller WIS
,rrcs,d for ncgIrcting report case ot SmiIVoN u"
-, ut., uf one Of his patients Come Facts nave como
IN ,,lt with regard tG complimentary Hlldh'I l"
H. N,n, uLysiti.n Of ~ Roche Hospital, Whlch wa
,,o, c s,y,ta Of the patients Potter llaitlhh' WIZ"
,. an inu,at. uf the hospital, to-day madoH statement
Concerning n,.e ~ the pa cnts who had sgho" 'no ~
,, ..lhi, man ipt me" be said, mat II no ia" ""
.J ~. ,yould have been compelled 10 stay ono "ceA
mrs and 10, sides tHny got plenty OF oIdn"( 1900 aud
G,lin,- tho fliltor ~ La Nf"'rd ava ,"n"s'O ,h"
,,f uotdr stRt. wcIr arrested t,-", ~. n,
,r.t,ure ot Mayor irAugIAad Tor Hp'''Hg w y,r ~,
.',,uu IN their ra.pertivn Journals thN ne war h w
A, ton with The arI'Tt W '' -,
,,,.eb the medical Inspectors Ihcy "'t" w ,,or
KIN Tho Mayor this morning recclN'" 'to ,,',-i,tv
M threatening letters from people ol hIH Wv" Gnr,eiy
one OF them = signed Toy tue SecIeI"'' u Wv
,nr the Protection of our Homes. -
orr,,y, Nov q f. has bsen ascertalhcu peyorl ~, M
,,, tt.t Al IL ,st a dozen cases O HniiIII"N -, -,
I'm. ,tty Il ia believed that thcir are Il ""''N' ~
,ILrt ca ,cs that hayo not been leiorteu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-07
ooyrrprycg OF FREE TRADERS.

Chicago. Nov. 6.-The National Conference
-, ,srr. Traders aud Revenue Re,orineE '"eI Oy 'ne
American ircc- Trade League VIII Do opened Id 'ne
.,t,ruiu OF lIaysrlys rhcure at Chicago On No'em-
ner II. with ,m address OF welcome ~ "c"i'. We
"a, MT ..r.,tllly of tho business aspects OF tho
,a,,,p TINS will be followed by an address Oh mo
,l relations Of the cause from H. Il Bo~A@t' t,," ~
p't and i,lIress by Henry j l'hlirou -. Y @ ,n m
u l''' ,tI s,,r,k on The Farm ~ ts Nc'dlons -
=, ,,s sterling Norton Of Nrpt''sAI' 81 on -,
,i,,, Duty and Forestry l'rot'ti" i"h' az" sron
=, 80 ~ send a report on - fAul"r I~'noI "on
,,n where he IL uO~ luvc>iis'ilng tie sup'.,' Eau
t""Io III isn II, madc 10y llrniy Nattetsnl' oi he1
hirf g."rrIM Tumbull. ur ilhn"l' ifoIeSsor !; H.
tr ,d "t .nsAS, Josiah quincy OF si.
,,.,. Iue conference Will cl"sn WIN " PI"ns s
Nl ,,,'s a., rhurslV evening, whch sidI' ' w
mrt'.n. mrrt'..., nv D,,ld Wells aud Henry Wal" b'ecu''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-07
sW1yDLJyG 4 THOUS4ND PEOrLE.

EAsT0N, Penn, Nov. 'Specidb.-Byron
Dourla.s Samuel Ehrcch aud Charles L"chcy Of ihila
dclpnia were committed TO iil hero tonight for swim
ding over 200 people IN this region by securing sub
scricrs 20 'IlIo Happy Homo" magazine, p"rporing
70 be published 10y the "Qnlkcr CITY Puhishn2 ahd
Premium Company" No. l55 North F0nrth-Si' Phil'-
deIpnta They promised album II forty numbers were
for The subscribers were pay for twenty
u,,nbcrs then receive the album ana then pay for
twenty more The albums failed 10 come and some OF
mo u,t snus brought suit The constable visited Ila
elpha found that the publishing company occupied
small ronm without type. and traced tho swrlIcrs To
Wlk.sbrre where they engaged IN the same hus
ness II /. estimated that over thousand people Ia
tlis State have bceu swndlcd 10y this concern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-07
srFFOCATED BY EsC4PING GAS
rur PERIL OF A suoEMAKEE's FAMILY-oNE LIFE
LOST.

THE PERIL or A sHoEMAKEEs FAMlLf-oNE LIFE
LOST.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.--John knell, with DIS
family consisting wife and three Children were ouna
a, mar home In ST. MLry-st. to-day, All apparently
~ - -, :. 80, y, ,.y showed signs OF life. They were
affected py cso,png gas Elizabeth age thrteen tne
o,d dan .htor is dead aud Mary the elder dausnVcr'
Is ina p,ccarIous condition. Mr. KueA us we ana tuo
,, are ukey TO recover though whea found the L'tner
,, n,ti,r yer, both supposed % bo dead. Nr kneli
vio occupies the ptrtoi the house Is shoe snop
rasat work last night until late hour aad wh'h ne re-
t,rrd supposed that everything was safe. MIS- hnel
got up late 10 the night AMI III c'u''c "i'0H s1o
,,,c.d on a bureau immediately under the gas WHICH
as ,nruin. but turnrd down low she retired shorty
,rrrnud rcucmocrs blowing out the canile' out may
have blown ont the It III; same time An eIder s"n'
who slept ia tie thr story, discovered tle dangerous
.,,,,,u or the family about haItpist o'clock TINS
.., .,,ve tIe alarm. The father had evidently
,,,,cd that something was wroES and tred tOeScape'
m ,ya. found under the bed. with life nearly extinct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-07
JOTTINGs HERE AND THERE.

ITHACA, Nov. 6.-Peter Stewart well-to-d0
farmer living near village shot himself this morn
ing.
BUFFALO Nov 6.-The coroner's jury to-day rendered
verdict OF wful wife murder against Charles Herman
the butcher who cut his wife's throat,
SYRACUSE Nov. 6-In the proceedings to prevent the
giving chance tickets with tho sale OF boots and shoes
begun by the DstrctAttOrney inst four retail houses
here Justice Kennedy to-day issued a temporary Ih-
junction.
Orders have issued to all repair shops OF
the West Shore Railroad in this city TO Ncwark New
York Sunday There Will bo nothing lett IN lhs c
but the station.
NEwBURG. Nov. Especial. David McNally, OF CoId-
enham. was threshing grain with steam power. the
thresher having previously by horse power "hiie
feeding the machine the revolving cylinder exploded
into fragments the teeth and spikes and other parts
striking McNally all He was badly cut ana
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IN A HURRICANE At SEA.
A SCHOONER on HER BEAM ENDS, HHR CARGO
SHIFTED AND HER DECKS FLOODED.


SHIFTED AND uER DECKS FLOODED.
ROsToN, Nov G.-Thc schooner Walter l..
P1ummer. Captain Pummcr. twenty y-One days from -
Thomas when arrived here to-day reports that on the
nights u October 80 and 81 She experienced gale o
hurricane force with high the vessel running under
c!osercccJ sail, fore and aft. About =. wniic pre-
parng 10 hctye 10 on the stirboa tack smd before size
could get ready be the sqUIil ,t1cA the vessel sp
ting the mainsIu and blowing away the spAhker clear
OF the vessel leaving nothing bat 'ho bolt rope Al the
same time heavy sea struck her her port quarter
causing the vessel to breach Hni throwing her "n her
beam ends nns tho waist with water ana slliiInG some
Of The cargo Obliged to SAL before thS g"i" ol
four hours before try,s cOu be cot ont ud "
She then lay twenty four hours. ON November
and she cxuetirnCcd heavy gales from south suhthei't
10 southwest splitting ihc mdinsHii AMI t"f">iay~ai
RATlyoRE, Nov. G.-Ihc schooner :. H. IraVcrs was
snuk ast night near shar's Island ia Chesapeake Bay
ly running against spar Of wreck The officers ana
crew were rescued by passing steamer from the
ri,ing where they sought refuge The schooner hid
cargo OF 800 bushels Of y~tcrs wAcn she went down.
W,sul<6ToN nov. G.-Thc Signal Corps station a.
smithviIe y e, reports that the American schooner
Vapor Captain Chamberlain. from Philadelphia 10 VIII
mu,fon loaded with coal stranded on Capc Fear bar
last night and is totU wreck No lives were l"'!'
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noopvprYoygD RY A TORNADO.

CuucAGo. Nov. GA Ddi'y Ae"S Pltt''c'd'
H.. dispatch says that tornado J" ''i' .o"'y ,1'
-, ,,uroofed houses aud barns and did consider
Nil, other injury TO property. -
p,on,ux.r ION H. Nov. 6About O'Clock tonight
,.,,,do struck the extreme sonthwrstrr" porto" "f
p,nom,ngton touching hrst the Union Depot ""'te "
p,cked up iron express trucks i'ho '''"',' Avn"
i,s,, nhont II up,eta hack and hI'ing II
'"o ,r,,cd uovcr ana smashed II 10
~ The Hungarian roller WILLS. 100
saot from the Union Depot. were next StrucA'
and completely unrooted and portion OF the hrGh G"r"
ahu ounhioJ foss = 500 Norway piro nag>tH on
demons o,aht inches square snapped on iks r'rd
and carried 800 feet The storm t1t"n ien
was accompanied by hcaEy rams '""''o' '"" ''
~ Lnro.ueter fell to 2S.O1
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.ppyVaL or SIXTEEN SBIPWRECKED MEN

AHTIIAI OF Nh IEIN DIII " '''I1~11'''|
A,,oro thc nossengers on the steamship state
, p,.,,a,., witch arrived here from Glasgow yes
,.,,y ,,crc Cantaiu PcndIetOu, Mate inCersoiI ana
fourteen men comprising the crew OF The fishing schooner
Alice NJ Williams, which was wrecked on 'h'
coast Of iceland IN September. Tho Williams was a
schooner OF eishy.twO tons and was engaged In tho
northern fshcres Sho hailed from Gloucester. Mass"
sl4yDg late In the Arctic she was canghl ho 0o
m Br1dvnck BAy on the coast Of Iceland aud frozen in
H. , .,ry ,rt M Scptcmber the Ice opened and in at
ennlnr TO l.. Al out o the bay the Williams struck on a
~ ,s t.,l al h. rdshIp made their way forty miles
oyerand 10 tue village OF BelOdlt There they secured
passage on Norwegian fishing smack 10 Dy '"Jp'u "c
il.uce Il, Cr,uon Scotland. The American consul AT
raton sent them 10 Icith aud the consul AT thAt ar
procured them passage 10 New'1orK on Doaru tno
Sfste nj PepusylVauia.