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DIVIDENDS.

LTNAL DTNIDENU IN LIITIUA-
A TION.
MERCHATrs AND MECHANICS INSURANCE
COMPANY oF VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND y. July 20, 1883.
AFINAL DIVIDEND viii be paid 20 the
stockholders OF the Merchants and Mecnan-
les Insurance Company OF Virgins. IN liqui.
dation, on and after the ESD INSTANT. at
the Office OF h. Z. Wherry, No. III Main
street.
As this IN the final dividend the stocK"
holders will surreu der their scrip on the TO
ceipt OF their checks
H. 4. BRO0KE
~ 21-l0ts secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-25
by ". w. Bowe.
Real Estate AuctiOneer.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
L TIE MaGNIFICENT JAMES-RIEER
ESTATE rNUWN Az BtHh bLEl ~
SITUATED IN CHARLES CITY COZ NIl,
AND CONFERENCE.-THE 400 ACkEN.
Nv virtue OF a certain deed OF trust duly
recorded IN the Clerks olice of the toun y
Court Of Charles cry county on the 3oih
day Of September, 1891, We. the trustees
named In said deed. Will. bee ause or def3I'l
i'm the paymcnt ~ the debt secured by s1ii
deed and at The request Of the holder OF the
note thereby secured. sell Dy pubic .auc-
ton on the pre- misses. on
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SATURDAY, JULY 81. 1885,
v1RGrNrA-Iv THE CLERKS OFFICE CIR

yIRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OFFICE CIR
CUiT COURT FOR AUGUSTA COUNTY.
L.. y. Ryan. clerk OF the court Aforesaid
DO certify that II. =. Mason, one OF the COM
missioners appointed under decree 10 the
cause Of Nason's administrator ~. Mason.
&c entered on the 10Th day % May. 1883.
for the salc Of tall's llantation, in Chester
field county. and other property OF Z. Il; ala-
son, deceased, has executed the bona re-
qured by said decree according TO law
'1iyen under my baud this 9th day %
July. 1856. j. N. IN - ILcIk'
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RALEIGH, September IL, Is

RALEIGH, September IL, 1868.
To HIS Erceliency President Darts,
Richmond. "a:
Dear Sir,-This afternoon, in despite
Of your orders, large number Of infu-
rated soldiers from Alabama Il did not
learn where entered the city and spread
terror in their path by threatening mur-
der and confagration. | rode with all
speed to the depot, and got Colonel
Scruggs to march a detachment into
town and restrain them before they had
done any damage. They even threatened
my life if interfered with them. This
thing is becoming intolerable. For
sixty hours | have travelled up and
down, making speeches alternately to
citizens and soldiers, without rest or
sleep almost, engaged in the humiliating
task OF trying to defend the laws and
peace against Our own bayonets. Sir,
the means of stopping these outrages
| leave to you. 1t can be easily done
if the officers will but try. IfnOt done
| shall feel it duty which | owe to
the dignity and self-respect of the first
State in the Confederacy in point Of
the numbers and good conduct of her
soldiers and in all the natural
resources Of war to issue my
proclamation recalling her troops from
the field to the defence of their own
State. Already threats are loudly pro-
claimed of burning the bridges and de-
stroying the roads leading by this place.
The Indignation is not confined to the
friends and followers of the North Car
Dina Standard, but is becoming wide
spread as the insults to the State are
becoming known. The matter is worth
looking after, / do assure you. ] hope,
for the sake ofthe common cause of law
and decency, it will be done.
Very respectfully your obedient SER
want, l.. Il. VANCE.
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rKAINs NORTHWARp.
'DallY tpaily except sunday

STOPPING PLACES.
Nns. 40 and AZ make no s,OUs. NOS. 81
aud as stop only on stigma At Cnes'er. Cen.
tY7alia and Manch ester Nos 20. 2 7. - Is,
50. SO, "a IS. So, ana 81 stop az az stations
FOR pstsenzsrs ....,..,.,.
PULLMAS-CAB SERVICE.
On Train No. 40 sleep cars bei "esn
Washington and Charleston. ON Train No,
as sleeping cars between Jacksonville and
Washington. On Trains NOa. ~ snd 40
sieepiDg-ears between New YORK and JACK
sonville.
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NOR.
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Riohm'd. sll:S0 A. N. Aoriok.. SHOP. ".
klchmd, 1850 T.. 4. SJIfOik. 600 i. NJ.
Norfolk. $3.50 a. VI = ichm'd. 1880 y. N.
Norfolk 1880 L. II. Klchu d.. s:20 =. VI.
These trains $50 make close connection
to and from Farfuvi.le. Lynclhury. aud
outhwcstern points and all stations Oh
tbt Norfolk and Western railroad.
!. X. KENLY,
SUPERINTENDENT OF TRANSFORMATION.
L, ". EMsKsOS, General Passenger Agent
Boil HAAS. Traffic Manager. lc ~
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
~ ROAD.
sCHEpuLE IN EFFECT JUNE n. 1856
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO yoRFOLK.
TWO DAILY rRAIT5 TO LyNUunURj


v
TWO DAILY TRAIN5 10 LYNUUHURG.
LEAVE RICHMOND
ll:3U 4. VI. Daily. ttq Richmond a2d Pc
tersburg railroad Ar1Fo Pc
teiHbITg Il 20 b. u; leave ! g.
taispury II SEP /. 81. igIy as-
riyeR' SOrtgiK $40 p =.
ll:s0 a. N. Daily lu l;.cL u0. and Peters,
bUIg IL rnar Atr..F ~ Pc
ier-our, l22o %. -. So 3
leaves IctrfsuGrs l2.J A.. NJ
.DI taMv..r. IN .'IuuI.. kl-
auoke Bristol knoxville. AMI
all IOluts SortU aud Ues'
$3.50 z. n. Daily. except SUNDAY. r.o x. =
ulond and PsLrsDIyZ railroad.
Arrives FtteIsour 40 D. y
Leave i,ter5Jul- T-u - =.
daily, arriving norfolk 1000
$50 P,h, Daily, except Sunday rsa E.,4-
mOnt ana i@feI-lU.g 3.Nru-'. .
Arrive a. Petersburg 5.lJ D. &c..
connecting with train SO g..
leaving PETERSBURG 30 o. %
NJ. for iar.- Vile. I%ucupurl
Roanoke BRISTOL NulKl e..
Chattsnooga. aud al points
south aud West
PULLMAN 5LEEIlNG-DAR ACCDMHD.
DATlJNS.
No. -Sleoping-c6r from Peicrsburg -
Bristol without change. after jug Isl
No. s-KoaEoke 10 Montgomery, CLs';A.
nooga, and Memphis, without snaLge.
Tickets, baggage checks and 81 .uf'-uS.
ton can be obtained AZ Rich mOnd and pe-
tersburg railroad depot Rui al \. ". GaE.
ber's, 1000 Main street. W. 4. BENiLL.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
CHARLES u. EDDY, Vice President.
General Office. Roanoke. Va. ie 20
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nArIsoAD I.ISEs.


ri ri - -
DI0HMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
n, Avn POTOMAC RAILROAD. -schsd
n,s com mencing NOVEMBER Ii, 1885,
csstsrn stspds,ra y y,msip yrd .s,mst station
500 - -" daily: stops only At Ashland,
Junction, Milford, and trede
rcksburg. Sleeper 10 Wasp
inaton. Leaves Wssbingtos
sos New York nj III A. ".
~ ,esyes Byrd.street station
ai'es ~ -" saily. except sunday. Leayes
1Wasfiugtor, FOR New York at
t.2C p. ~, also BY limited 81
.,x , s;sS :, syrd-s,reet station
WV r. m" saiIy' sleeper TO New York.
,o,aa "A sSriycs al Byrd-Street ststlos
Ao'<s a. IA" satiy sleeper from New YORK
.,.o ~ arrives at byrd street station
daily: stops at trederlcks-
Sury. Milford, and junction.
sleeper nom Washington.
ans p. M arrives at Byrd.Street station
daily, except sunday.
"A NJ. train connects At fredericRsonrz
us,h Piedmont, Fredericksburg ana F0io'
mac railroad for Orange Courthouse
INV ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS
x.on - M acc ma m odatiOD, raves
Broad street station arrives
81 Ashland ut !. u
,,sp NJ. leaves Eliza; arrives Al Asn'
Va" land at 500 y. 81.
100 A. NJ, arrives ~ siDa "A''' nv"
Ara A M. accom- IN odstioD, arrives a.
Wv A. BROAD street station leaves
Ashland at 8 A. VI.
x..p NJ arrives at Elbs leaves ASH.
land AT B:12 y. VI.
ca TaYIOR. General Ticket AGENT
W. ~ n NyFRs. General SupertntendenL
DICuNOND AND ALLEG HAEY
[ IL RAILROAD.
8CuEDULE OF rKAlNs
IN FFFE(yT JUNE 10, 1858.
ruo DAILY TRAINS (EACEPC SuH
DAI)
BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND LYNChBChC.
Through Accom- ,.NlEnt
Mail. mediation, EXprefh
tNo. I. mo. y. fNo' .
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PIN iNCIAL.

e~-@y0s~NF<ce"$- 7-f' <'0fNTv(<NN~A0~~(
NTARREN & QUARLES,
BANKERS AND BROKERS',
lll7 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
deal In al, classes of BONDS and STOCKS /;
NEGOTIATE LoANS; DRAW ON ALL
POINTS lN fIItOPE In suns TO suit /;
FURNISH LkITERs OF CREDIT o. valuable
In all parts Of the world.
Jy 2s-lt&tsu&wst
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-
Gurs1pEAKE AND ONO RAIL
WAY.-JULY 3. 1888.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
ar. n For New ports News, Ola PUN
o'so o. Comfort, and Norfolk dsily Ok
,,o,M TIRE ThHrc1sh and Local Msil. sx
eept sp Ns%yort's News, olo
SOU J" Point, and Norfolk, exoe%
s su1hnanrs'SSiitesyille sscommods-
f'oo ton except sunday:
..o. n yor Louisville and Cinclnnst.
o'Eo T. Fast EXPRESS with tnrousn
Pullman cars. daily.
o.o, % A. For Newport News ana olu
wv" Point 0imited). with Pullman
cars. Oaily except sunday;
,ooop NJ. Virginia springs express ud'V
AV'o'i except Sunday. Pullman
sleeplng-csrs 20 White sni'
srxn.y EgxuuRsIoN to Viewpoints
News aud Old Poini. "A. VI.
ARRIVE RICHMOND u,,,
e.s6 A NJ Prom Ashland, Ky. Win
o''" Pullman cars from "hite
sulphur. except Sunday.
1r.,sA NJ. From Norfolk. Old Point, ana
Newport's News, except sun
,,op " from IRON local points and the
CIV West. except Sunday.
s,sPM M. from Old Point, Newporss
'A' News. and Norfolk daily ex-
cept sunday.
e.,s p NJ. From Louisville and Cucin-
Wv natl. Fast express daily,
SUNDAY EXCURSION from Old Poln'
and Newport's News arrives 6:l5 7. VI.
Depot, Seventeenth and Broad streets
rockets at 1000 Main street and depot
H w. FULLER
General Passenger Agent,
WILLIAMS q, WICKHAM, Second Nie'
President. Je
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-25

TRU STEE'S SALE
i OF
A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN FAHI,
KNOWN As COAX GROVE WITH
IN VIEW OF RICHMOND. On
THE SOUTH SIDE OF
THE RIVER.
THE DWELLING. A FRAME ONE-SrORl
WITH FOUR ROOMS, IS SUR
ROUNDED BY A
l2-ACRE FOkESTOF OAK TREES
THE FINEST OAK GROVE On THE
SOUTH SIDE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-25
srNnAY ACCOMlIODArlON &c ..
RRIVE RICHMOND.

a. ARRIVE RICHMOND.
..1oP.m. MAIL daily except Sunoay).
o.k6 A NJ. ACCOMMODATES daily (eA
cept sunday.
s.6oA N. NIGHT EXPRESS daily ts1'
cept Monday ........,.,,
7.l5 Z. NJ. SUNDAY ACCOMNJDAAtOS'
CONNECTIONS
No. connects at Lyuchburg VII NoflV.k
and Western and virginia Midland railways
Tor the South and Southwest NJ Lexington
with Valley branch Baltimore ana phlo
railroad for stanton, HarrisonourS. Raw
ley, Orkney, winchester &c. a. NiHton
Forge with Chesapeake aud ONO runway
for all points west. ,,,,,. boa
Noe connects nj Lynchbury with foca-
hontss train Norfolk and western railroad
at Isalcony Falls for Natural hri'ge, ana Az
East Lexington with Valley branch BAN
more and Ohio railroad for stanton hsf'
risonburg, Rawley, Orkney Wlnchestei'
sc. 49,, IL. O..
Llach6trg. .,.
Trains marked I daily except sunisyt
Tickets sold to all points. Omces Slo
EAST Main street. 1000 Main, and AZ hich.
mond and Allegheny depot, klghih aud
Canal streets. ,. H. MA y NJ,
General Passenger and Express Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-25

by j. Thompson Brown Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
ll13 Main street,
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RALEIGH, September IL, 1868.

RALEIGH, September III, 1868.
His Exelency jefferson Darts, Rich
1,ond, "a:
My Dear Sir,-You have received by
telegraph before this information OF
the riots occurring in this city. twill
enable you to see what 9 mine have
been standing on and what delicate
and embarrassing situation mine is.
am now trembling to see its effects
upon the country, though am greatly
in hope that the mob of citizens which
destroyed the Office of the State Journal
will act as a counter-irritant and help
to allay excitement, the damage being
equal to both parties. But, sir, the
country is in dangerous excitement,
and it will require the utmost skill and
tact to guide it through safely and hon.
orably. | beg again to impress you
with the Importance Of sustaining me
in every essential particular, and Of
needing my suggestions about men and
things in North Carolina, concerning
which spoke to you in Richmond.
Unless these officers are punished, as
intend to punish all citizens who par
ticipated in the mobbing of the State
Journal Office, shall feel it my duty to
demand the persons Of these officers OF
the State of Georgia to answer the de-
mands Of justice.
feel very sad in the contemplation
OF these outragss. The distance is
quite short to either anarchy or deSpot-
ism when armed soldiers, led by their
own officers, as these were, can with
impunity outrage the laws Of State.
A few more such exhibitions will bring
the North Carolina troops home to the
defence of their own State and her in
stitutiOns. pray you to see tina! it
does not occur again. Should any
newspaper in the State commit treason
| would have its editor arrested and
tried by the laws which many Of us yet
respect. thank you for your prompt
orders fcrbidding troops passing through
Raleigh from entering the city. They
are now being rigidly enforced, and
peace can be preserved if they are
obeyed rigidly.
Very respectfully, your obedient SER
want, Il. Is. VANCE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-25
nAILROAD LINES.
n Il HR
DI0HMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
NJ, POTOMAC RAILROAD.

.vpovoH ALI~RAIL rAsT.tKEigh'
fhhvyyyvTo AND FKOM BALTIMORE
ra1LApEtpHlIrAhs LINN NEW xS go@A'
WESTERN CIrlEB.
ou,y TWELVE HOURS BErWsEEe
rIy1IrpMcND AND BALTIMORE IN
ZACH DIRECTION.
r,-,..,,cudinely quick time 20 o.ne,
,,v,s IN rough bills OF iading nsnSa VI
low In.os" General Freight Agent.
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ONLY ALL-WATER ROUTE.
LANES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.

GREAT TOURIST ROUTE.
TAHJcSTOWN DUTCH GAP, AND Wan
SCENERY,
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FIHST.CLAss MEALS

CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATvS HITCH LESS THAN HALE
CHAEGED BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-25

Being Instructed by a decree Ot Chester
field Circuit Court entered June IL. 1856, n
suit styled y. -. Woodbridge. trustee. Is. f..
b. Meade. trustee. aud al o, to sell under and
by virtue OF "a deed of trust from ID. :. NoOld-
ridge and wife TO the undersigned trustee.
dated November 20. 1875, and recorded in
the clerk S Office OF the COuntyCOurt OF Ches-
terileld, Volume 80. page o29. 10 secure tue
payment OF $1,000. with interest dle there
on, and default having been made, and
being required SO TO DO Oy the benefc,arles,
L Will proceed TO sell az public auction,
MONDAY, AUGUST 2. 1853.
at ~ O'Clock NJ. 10 the highest bidder. the
PROPERTY described In SAID deed as fol-
lows. One tract or parcel OF land lying aud
being in the county OF Chesterfield on the
Manchester and Petersburg turnpike road
about one and half miles below Manches-
ter. being 7tj5 ACRES, fronting on the
Manchester and Petersburg turnpike road.
The said land Is nearly square IN shape
Parties nom Richmond wishing 10 attend
the sale can take the Manchester street
cars. which VIII take them within "a pleasant
walk Of the farm on the Petersburg turn
pike.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expense and TO pay OF
the sum OF $1,000. with accrued Interest
thereon. r. u. MEADE, Trustee.
J. THOMPSON BROWN - Co, AuctOneer5.
jy2l
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sestftfE08
MoND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Auoointed calling days Every TT ESDAY
and FRIDAY 81 II D., aud every SUNDAY
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridsys steam.
erx received till 1870 A. NJ; for sundays
steamer TN SIP. Vi. saturday. Freight re-
celved daily till 2. NJ.
r s1 turiher Information apply 10
E'i j. W. MCCARRICK,
W. p CLYDE " CO.,
isso General Agents. Philadelphia.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT TIA
v COMPANY'S @4'~'--<"~<~s
JAMES.RIVER LINE ,,,,,,,,,,,
vOROI,D POINT, NORFOLK. SEWPOHI ,
NEWS. CLARkMONT. AND
JAMES RIVER LANDINGS DI ,s51oI RI
AND ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT
TRANSFER or CHANGE OF
ANY KIND.
CONNECTIONS:
At OLD POINT closely with the New
York. Philadelphia, and Norfolk railroad
for Philadelphia and New YORK, Hnu W.
lines Tor Washington. u. &. and Baltimore :
AtNORFOLk for Virginia Beach ana al
So al sS,EE9SPUErs NEWS for smithneld,
Va, -....,..,, .-,,,. A.. ,,,,,,t,
and any!lle IA abroad for Wayery, Hicks
ford, sc.
ONLY ALL-WATER ROUTE.
IkNES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
GREAT TOURIST ROUTE.
JAMESTOWN, DUTCH GAP, AND Wan
SCENERY,
CHEAPtST ROUEE.
RATES MUCH LESS THAN HALE
CHAILGEU BY ANY OTHER huJ =.
EIaST.ll. a ~ MEALS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-11-18
IoEstnbII.h stock Yards.

DESvEE, Colo, November IL
Prominent cattle men here and else
where in Colorado, and also in New
Mexico, are signing petition to rail-
road companies covering 81. Louis,
asking them TO give their influence to-
wards the establishment of cattlemen's
stock yards at the west side OF 81.
Louis. There appears TO be a unani-
nous feeling among western cattle
growers that the establishment of yards
at this point will tend To distribute
shipments and force Chicago, Kansas
City and other dressed beef syndicates
TO pay a more reasonable price for
range cattle, the present prices being so
low as to make the business unproft-
able. The international Range Associ-
alton meeting supports all portions OF
the range country. Several new associ
atoms Joined within the past few days.
Indications point to a large meeting
here in February.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-11-18
The Union veteran League.

PITTsBURs, November II. - The
national encampment Of the Union
Veteran League was organized to-day
in the Grand Army Hall, this city. The
following officers were elected:
National Commander, George 3. Chal-
mers, Pittsburg; Senior Vice National
Commander. John Fox, Council Bluffs,
Ia; Junior Vice, @. B. Zimmerman,
youngstown, o.; Quarterpaster-
General, Frank l.. BAR, PittSburg;
Chaplain-in- Chief, Rev. John A. Banks,
PittsSuIg; Surgeon-General, DIR. J.
L. Crawford, Greensburg, Pa. Adjutant-
General, John b. Short. Allegheny
City, Pa. There are twelve encarnp-
ment in four States, with meml ship
OF 5000 veterans, represented al the
convention. ENCOURAGING reports were
read Of the intended formation Of en-
campments in Iowa. Ohio. Massa-
chusetts, Tennessee, Nebraska. Texas
and Delaware. The legion Is composed
OF soldiers, sailors and marines of the
Union army, navy and marine corps
during the war of the rebellion, who
volunteered for q term of three years
previous 10 July, 1868, and were honor
ably discharged after service of at least
two continuous years, or were at any
time discharged by reason of wounds
received during service.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-11-18
The knights of Labor.

CHICAGO. November 17.-At the
regular meeting of District assembly
No. 81, knights of Labor, held tonight
a resolution was adopted denouncing
the recent trial OF the condemned Anar-
chists as having been conducted IN
fairly, and sympathizing with them in
their efforts to obtain new trial. The
full scope of the resolutions IS not
clearly known, but it is believed they
contain even more radical clauses than
these mentioned.
District Assembly No. "a has a mem
bership of nearly 10000. embracing all
the Knights of Labor in Chicago and
Cook County. except those in the pack
ing town.
No details OF the meeting have been
learned beside the bare fact that the
resolutions were passed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-11-18
Died on the Train.

PTTsBURe, November H.-Peter
Munich, well-known resident of New
York, died on the train last night, while
en- route to his home. Mr.. Munich has
been afflicted with consumption, and
for the benefit of his health. He did
not improve. however, and on Sunday
started for home alone. He gradually
grew worse. and when the train reached
Fort Wayne, it was found that he vas
dead. The remains were taken in
charge by the railway company, snd
will be sent to New York tonight.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-11-18
Notes on the national Game.

CHICAGO, November 1.-THE board
OF directors of the National Baseball
Association held their annual meeting
to-day, and duly awarded the cham
piOnship OF 1886 to the Chicago club.
Y. Z. Young was reelected Secretary
for the seventeenth consecutive time.
Herman Descher, expelled BY the De-
troit club in 1882, for financial irregu-
larities, was reinstated. Upon unanl-
nous request of the directors the
charges made By the Chicago club
against Captain A. A. Irwin. OF Phil
adelphia, were withdrawn. The charges
were withdrawn on conditions
that the rules to prevent recurrence
of trouble Will be adopted. The rumors
that il was the intention of the Pitts
burg Baseball Club TO apply for admis-
sion TO the League. were confirmed by
the unanimous admission of the club,
AT the meeting to-day, w. a. Nimech
and A. X. Scanbrett were admitted to
the association as representatives OF the
Pittsburg team. The playing rules
suggested by the joint committee, we're
read and accepted by the League. II
is rumored that the St. Louis Club has
rendered its resignation as b member of
the League, and that the resignation
was accepted. The disposition of
the players has, it is said, been
left TO committee Of three,
Spaulding Soden and Stearns, and they
have decided that the players shall De
divided between Kansas Citys and
Washingtous. The report that the st.
L luis mad resigned was denied. by
League officers, who also discounten-
anced the gossip concerning the Kansas
CITY being denied admission. The de-
mails in both cases were. however, any
thing but emphatic.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-11-18
wrecked and Helpless.

CHICAGO, November 1.-THE Inter
OeeGn's Manitowoc, Wis, special says:
The schooner Nellie ReDiriHgtOn is re-
ported to be going to pieces at TIVE
Rivers. She had been at anchor of the
north pier al day. She shipped one
OF her anchors at 5 pm. and
drifted against the north pier and
If the sea keeps on viii go to pieces be-
fore morning. Three OF her crew have
reached the harbor pier all right, but
there are seven men more on board
whose lives are in danger. The life
saving crew can do nothing 10 help
them on account of the sea which Is
very large.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-11-18
To Err is Human,

But it IS positively inexcusabie to ad-
minister or take narcotics or Do ent
sedatives TO relieve intranquility of the
nerves, the easily discOyeraOle cause OF
which is simply indigestion. Hostel
ter's stomach BitteTs IS he remedy
indicated when the nervous system Is
weak. and consequently super sensitive
and untrauqun. Biacedt and quieted
by this superiative tonic, the system
obtains needful repose at night, dys-
peptic qualms cease 10 disturb the
stomach. and mental inquietude disap-
pears. The habit OF body becomes
regular, the liver and kidneys are
healthfully stimulated, and bodily or
mental exertion ceases 10 be a weari-
some and difficult task. Neuralgia,
rheumatism and ma,arial disorders.
and kidney troubles. are entirely eTadp
Gated 6y this matches invigorant and
reguIai97.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-11-18
Wrecks on the Lake.

ST.. IsSACE, Mich, November H.
During a terrible gale aud snow storm
last night, the schooner p. S. March,
loaded with coal, ran on the besch Just
inside Graham's Point. The captain
signal,ed at I0-o'clock this morning that
she would go 20 pieces. Help has been
sent her, but il IS impossible 70 do any
thing 10 help the vessel to-day. on &C
count of the big seas which she LAYS
broadside to, and which are growing
larger. Another schooner is ashore
across the Point four miles from here.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-11-18
On the Turf.

SAN FRANeIscO. November 1.-THE
entries of to-morrow's races are: First
race. mile heats. all ages-Laura Gard
ner, so; Bird Catcher, 100; Argo, 90; 81.
Patrick. So; Marc DAILY, 105; Echo, go;
Sir Thad, lOl: BelshaH, 81.
Finnigan STAKES, two-year olds, mile,
usual weighJs-Wsllace, Robson Napa.
Todd. Goiah. laredo, Gressette, Safe
ban. Jim Duify. VOltiguer.
Winter handicap, al ages, mile and
ree-eights-Neilson. 116; Moonlight,
100; Lizzie Dunbar, ITO; Monte Cristo,
IslT