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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-09
Heath nfanO ,d CIt.zen.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
On III 1.r1n.uIII IL Anunlnhnr Y $3.50

CHARLOTTESVILLE, November 3, 1856.
j. Rawls Abel. Esq, an old. we'll
known. nnd highly-rospocted citizen OF
this county, died at his home sunday
morning OF paralysis. lie was about his
work Us usual on Saturday in his usual
health. The stroke Of paralysis prostrated
him Saturday night. His funeral took
place tins morning from his residence, and
Inc was buried at Maplewood.
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BLOOD

Is the life, and he Is wise who remembers
IL. Bat in March OF last year QSs4) con-
tracted blood pOis "A, and. being in Savan.
nah, Ga, Mt the time, went into the hospi-
tai there for treatment. / suffered very
much rom rheumatism at the me time.
did not get we'll under the treatment
there, nor was ! cured by any OF the usual
means. have now taken seVen bottles OF
Swlfts Specific, and am sound and we'll IL
drove the poison out through boils on the
skln. DAN. LfAHY.
JERsKY CITY. ". j.. August z, 1855.
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New Books.

Charlie Lvck'elo at School ard college. by
the Rev. II. G. ADAMS, NJ. a, author of
"For Jsrnes or George" " School.BOy
Honour" &c. With eight illustrations by
j FENNINoRE. Philadelphia: j. Il. Lip
pincOtt Company. 1851 Pice $50.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON Il Co.
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I.OUDeUN COUNTY.
Sunday school abroad
Matters.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspa tch

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch1
LEESBUIG, VA, November &, 1856.
The Lcesburg District Sunday-School
Convention met In its annaul session here
to-day in the Sunday school-rOOm OF the
Methodist Episcopal church. South-Rev.
j. II. Bridges chairman and John Gray Sec
retarv. Interesting subjects pertaining to
suuday.school work were brought up and
ably discussed, aud much interest man,
tested in the proceedings. Among those
present and participating were Revs. DR..
Nelson Head Isaac W. Canter, i. V. Turn.
bull, J. X. Bridges. Professor william Il.
Carr, Nessrs. &. =. JanDcy. w. +. Garrett,
John II. Alexander, c. NJ. Faunteroy. and
". y. Wise. The County Convention viii
he held IT Lincoln in June next
The Washington, Ohio and Western
railroad Will hereafter be worked as the
Washington and Ohio division OF the Rich
mond and Danvile system. The account
ing oGiccrs OF the division will be III Wash
inetou, u. G,
John Gray, State deputy Of the order of
Good Templars, will address public meet
ing at HerndOn, Fairfax county, on Friday
night next. CArOCTiS.
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Exc gsIDS.
EXCUR ,IDNF FOR THE BAPTIST
Il GENERAL ASSOCIATION
sTAUNTON. NOVEMBER IL, 1885.

Hsving chartered limited number OF
rars 10 be attached 10 the regular passenger
train which leaves the Chesapeake and
ohio ratIway depot on rhUk'paf, No
ven,bsr nth, at ll:s5 A NJ. delegates
visitors, or o. hers will be taken 10 or from
any station on the road at reduced prices
II cEeis good 10 return on any train from
Iith ~ l7ih inclusive. Fare TO Stauntoa
and return IS: other points In proportion.
Buy tickets on rear cars OF train or from
Thomas ]. Stsrke. 900 Main street.
-" no est
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-09

The Philadelphia North American heads
sn article, "Why Not Tell the Truth -
We know Of no reason why the North
american should not. except that il is an
organ OF the Republican party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-09

The communication of I'D. Of Mount
Vernon seems to us to have reference to a
case now, or soon TO come, before the Gov
ernor. As 1t is liable 10 such a constrUc-
ton, we deem it best not to publish it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-09

cit leaks ont that the earthquake prophe.
cy is charged by VIRGINS upon Mis-. WIG
GINS" II this story gets TO Mrs. WICGINs's
ears and there is not sn earthquake in the
WICGINS family Mrs. WICGINs is not the
woman She should be.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-09

An esteemed Republican contemporary
remarks: "The Republican party should
now begin to throw over it. bad material"
What would be LIFT OF the Republican
party after that had been done?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-09

The Philadelphia Press says "There
seems TO be a good deal Of WILLIAM Ma
HOME stillmoying around 10 Old Virginia."
ON the contrary, the general opinion seems
TO be that II vas not q MALONE deal at all.
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ATTACHMENTS.

DICHMOND THEATRE.-Tgenty.
L Z third Season ONE WEEK. COM
mencing MONDAY. November 6th. Eu-
qagemcut OF the sparkling lyric jewel.
CORINNE, and her lannon's Comic Opera
Company under the direction OF JENNIE
KIMBAiL
4O-ARTISTS-4O. 3-PRIMA DONNAS-3.
4-OUMBDIANS-4.
Tuesday, MlKADO: Wednesday, ca
PFRs: Thursday, GlROFLE-GlR
Friday, CHIMES OF NORMANDY.
Prices as usual.
Telephone 4G7. no9.lts
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A SITUATU. 4,

w HoUscterp"r 'r Nuns" f'r
~ Eee, reference. Alli,-. ...
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MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
TUESDAY. NOyEMBER 9TH.
AND EVERY EVENING DURING THE
WEEK, WITH DAILY MATIHEES
AT $3.50 O'CLOCK.
The Red-Letter Event OF the Season. En-
gagement OF the well-known artists J. NJ.
HARDlE and Miss SARA Won LEER, sup
ported by Il specially selected company, IN
Mortimer Murdochs great drama,
"A BRAVE WOMAN"
with new and novel scenic effects. startling
situations. including the Wonderful REALS
tic storm Scene.
AY-"CAMILLE" SATURDAY,
"THE CORSICAN BHOTHERS."
Prices OF Admission, Is, rs. 35, and 50c.
no
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l7RE, CEN EMF, 80.

7 me, LINE, LIME.-JUST AR
l. RIVED. Schooner Alfred Keen. 3"
with FRESH CROCKET KOCkLASD
LIME. 500 barrels fresh from kiln. for
sale low from the vessel. Daily expected
cargo FRESH HOFFMAN ROSEND DALE
CEMENT. IMPORTED aud AMERICAN
GENE on hand fresh. New suppies
CALCINED PLASTER. MARBLE DUST,
LATliS. WHITE SAND. CATTLE HAIR,
SAVAGE FIRE BRICK aud CLAY, lust re-
ceived. ANCHOR" LIMEalways on hand
fresh. WARNER MOORE,
Foot seventeenth Street, south side Dock.
Lump aud Ground Plaster, Sumac and
Bark MOB
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BhIEF COMMENT.

The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette wants
but LITTLE here below, but wants that
LITTLE long.
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POISON

had produced great holes I'm my back and
chest, and had removed all the hair or my
head, yet ] began 10 improve IN n week :
time, aud the sores began to heal. and were
entirely gone inside OF eight weeks
WILL JONES,
Porter Union Passenger Depot
CISCO TEX, July 10, 1888.
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PERSONAL.

ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN /:
Il Having qualified az executor OF the
estate OF MARIA L0GAN5. deceased,
hereby notify all persons having claims
against said esiate TO present them TO me.
aud all persons owing said estate will make
psymept 10 me. JAMES CASKlE,
Executor OF Maria Logsns. Deceased.
RIoHsoNp, VA, November 8. 1885.
no 4-10t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-09

A contemporary says: d" Mr.. LABoU-
CuERE does very little work on Irath.' SO
il would seem.
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M kT1NGs.

OFFICERS AND MEMBERS Of
" CAPITOL LODGE No. 2c9s. X OF H.,
are requested 10 attend q regular meeting
At knights OF Honor II al, corner or + fth
and Harshsl streets. THIS (ruesday) EVE
NInGate O'Clock
BY order OF the Dictator.
j. b. WOODWARD.
poe.lts Reporter.
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ron RENT.
AS- SPECIAL NOTICE.

WEST END.
Ins Franklin. near Adams: II rooms.
ss7 Hrace near shafer; IL rooms
s92 Main near Madison: 3 rooms
Brich corner Ashland and Robinson !:
10 rooms
sl3 Main near Laurel. 3 rooms.
1901 clay and Harrison. rooms
1911 Cary and Jefferson: o rooms.
40 Pine near Albsmarle o rooms.
Smaller Houtes Ia otner localities. Call
J. THOMSON
Zeal Esta
oc 7.2t Ill3 MAJ
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Treatise on Blood. and skin-Dlsea,cs

THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY.
Drawer 8. Atlanta. Ca: 1877 west Twenty
third street. New YORK. po6-lw
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&C sl-td

NOTIOE.-A GENERAL MEETING
~ or TIE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT rEHMl-
NAL RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE
COMPANY Will be held ~ the ol'lce OF the
company, I'm the city Of Richmond, Va. on
the 18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1885, ~
IL O'Clock noon.
The transfer books will be closed at the
end az business hours OF November 8, 1885.
Byo7der OF the Board of Directors
Oc 2O.td X BROOKE. Secretary.
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JERSKY CITY, y. j., August 7, 1885.

Two years ago contracted blood poison.
After taking prescriptions from the best
physicians here and AZ Dallas, concluded
10 visit Hot Springs, aud on reaching Tex.
arkans doctor recomme nded me 10 try
Swift's Specific, assuring me that IL would
benefit me more than Hot Springs. AL
4 ~ Ia
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NJ, R. & c..

49,, ., 100, oy We have placed on
StafieI biue; Or Mni ,s sale 100 dozen pairs
Dress Goods. Under -, r.odtas, IIsIe.
wear. Hosiery, or VI L."
Gloves. Call at Mil Tbroad 1iovaa
Ter. Rhoads q Ger
hsTts Popular One '(hoavv ue,ght,. I'm
Price Store, and you t.i and winter
wiz sAse injury. shades. at 10c. a pair.
These Gloves are worth double the price.
We shall offer this week 50 gross OF large
and smsli-sized Metal Buttoas at SO.
dozen. We have all the leading cOlors, and
tive Buttons are really worm 16c dozen.
We are selling Tiusel Fiehus At lie. each;
the real value Ia 25c. AL shades No. z ALI
silk and Satin Ribbon Mt lOc yard No.
Q at l2ltc the cheapest ribbons ever Of
fered al retail. one lot OF shetland WOOL
Shswls at 47c -colOrs White, Blue. Cardi-
bsl. and MACK. They are cheap, and you'll
ray 81 when you have seen them-just the
thing for evening wear. Please notice In
our window display OF DOuoie-Wldth
Homespun Suiiines marked 25c. yard.
They are worth more money but they 60
quickly at the price, and that's the secret OF
success In this age We never have been
undersold IN Underwear, and here IA
bargain We take pleasure In announcing:
Ladies' ard GentleHeu's Extra-Fine ALI
Wool Scarlet beaicate1 Underwear at 81
they would be chespat Sl.25. We are Just
In receipt or large lot or Gentlemens
Flannel shirts from manufacturer which
we will sell At about one tuird less than
their regular value. The prices are 81,
81. %, $3.50 81, ~. IS aud 81 so The STYLES
are new-Bicycle, Plated Front. Norfolk,
Sc. when you are ready to trim your hat
for fall and winter wear remember that we
sell Feathers and Birds cheaper than any
house in the city.
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LEGAL PROTECTION FREE or COST
GUARANTEED.

Nearly $50, 600 OF LICEN sE-TAX Ia have
been paid IN COUPONS in Richmond city
alone since MPy LIST last By n simple tender
OF coupons Some OF the principal mer.
Chants in Richmond have rendered coupons
end are now carrying on their business
without license.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-09

FOR RENT, THAT ELEGANT .
Roe deuce situated ~ rae .,.I.. :
Wtat corner Of Eight. and cay -tIr-.s
containing IL oous r.s ir, f..rH 49,
servants rooms with al uufr.u ..r..4.
mtuts. There Is sI~uR largo SIZE"
pfein ses IT, ~tlb ~ INl |'t
Ro8' Estate ss"ufaui A..f ..r.r
Telephone 80 az. tu.-ff
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D. d T.
MIT1ELDORFER
INAUGuBATED
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9Th,
AN ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
CARPETS. BLANK ET5. AND CLOAkS,
TO CONTINUE THROUGHOUT THE EN-
SUING WEEK

Many rev and desirable patterns nave
recently been added to our CARPET
st. OK. which. ~ not the largest, we clai m
10 tie the best assorted ana lowest Hue
In town
some very handsome designs and colorlngs
In SMYRNA RUGS Just IN. our IA.
PtSFhY RUGS At CSC. sl.45, sz.lo' ana
upward are splendid value
Do you ssut TO buy WHITE BLANhE.S
GRAY BLANKETS or COMFORTS
Our ore is he place for extra bargains
WHITE BLANKETS from 81 10 npTard
orr extra heavy ull lO-4 1AblFO tNlA
BLANKET NJ 1920 would ne cheap ~
SO II you require an extra size 81 An.
NET we have Them In both ia ann
1874
Our entire stock OF CA HPET3 and BIZ An
KEJS va. purchased before the advance
in WOOL Our customers real the oene-
Of ~ these early purchases.
WRAP S ~ all sty lee-J SACtlu Es'
COATS, VISITES, DOLM ANS. NEW
MARKETS. RUSSIAN Oh sCULAKS
&C.. Sc, for hisses and Ladies. In Dla.
eopal, boucle, and Astrachau. PLUSH
WRAPS In VISITES, DOLNANS, aud
COATS.
CHILDRENS ard MISSES JACkETS,
HAvELOCKs. COATS, and NEWMAN
KE1S. We can fit any child or miss
nom two to eighteen years
DON'T FORGET TO GIVE Us A GALL.
ID. & +. MITTELDORFER.
no 9-Tu, ThSSu 627 Broad street,
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CARPETS AND 0IL-CLOrIS.-
~ have lust received my fail stock Of
goods. CARPETS Of all grades; DHU GGETS
RUGS, and MATS; OIL-CLOrH5 OF sl
widths: LACE and DAMASK CUR
TAINS: SHAUES and HOLLANDS; PA.
PER HANGINGS OF al styles, which am
Offering 1t low prices. -
A. JENNl NOS,
Eo. 1871 Main street,
oc 6-2m Richmond. Va.
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NOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEET
~ ING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE RICHMOND AND DANNILLE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY will be held AZ the office
OF the Company. in the city OF Rich mond,
Va on the STH DAY OF DECEMBER
1886. at IL O'Clock NJ. The transfer-eoOks
viii be- closed AZ T. NJ. November 9Th aud
X. BROOKE.
Oc 9I-td Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03
NEWS FROM TIE SUBURBS.
nuApcrs AGAINST A NEWARK HACKMAN

Captain w. F. DOnOvan proprietor OF the United states
Hotel ln Newark has made statement which conpOnsts
Newark HICKMAN George s Sneede. He says That on nac
20 coach stopped hotel and Sneede who was party III
toxicated helped welldressed and gOodlooklng young
woman into the hotel lie registered as man anu WHe
and assigned the couple sneedo caile' Ire
Quenty for drinks during the night aud display 81
large bills The drinking was Kept up on
the following day and the woman dld not
the third day the propretois suspicious
aud he found the woman lying III an alcoholic
taken OF food several days She appealed 10 nm LOT
whskev Going the barrOOm the proprietor was
accosted by who gave his name as
Dorman ana asked If his sister was In
lie house Captain Donovan described the
woman In bedroom and the stranger recognized ms SIS
ter In the encountered by the woman
brother managed TO Slip He left The city Or sew
eTal weeks 60,
The his sister lived Ia the south
that thew North to get $4,000 each the proceed
property al Arlington, Va HIS sister u
alcoholic stiulants aud on the day she as
appeared she had left the Hotel Bristol IN
Newark they had been staying 10 go 10
Hackettsown The said that she met Sneede al te
railroad upon her return and had been driven ny MN
through She averrd that he had not Ill treated her
her pocketoOk which had contained $50 put
arrived satche which said to con.
tain her share OF proceeds Of tho
sale the Arlington property recovered in the coach
April the left The hotel with her brother ana
have heard FROM The police were not IN
Sneede has again disappeared but
doubted whether thing could be done with him. as inc
| Wolua accompanied him to the hotel voluntarily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03
CHARGED WITH ULrISG A CHILD.

Little Louisa Radecke, age five, was playing
with several other children in front Of her fathers
grocery Moore-st ana Graham-ave. Brooklyn. yes
ferday morning when "a we'll dressed OF middle
approached the group He hogan 10 talk with her and
gave candies and small coins to induce her to
90 with him. In unsuspcctine confidence the child
panied her newmade friend little down
CIrahsm-ave. At No. 80 he took her into hallway,
and thel carried her the or tive honse and
assaulted her she set free the child
to her mother and told her what had happened. and
pointed out the who going up the street. A
number of the neighbors pursued him and shouted to
Policeman Wderoer, who was passed by tho stranger
"a pursue him. The II for his llfc aud led
his pursuers long chase but finally caught by the
policeman ut Bushw ickave. and Cook ST.
Soms of the excltsbe IN the wd OF pursuers
shouted Lynch him. Lynch him" The policeman
handcufed his prisoner and took him TO tho Flushing
Avenue Police Station. he gave his name Cnarlts
Baqley of No 2sI scAermerhorn- AMI said that he
was an inspector for the Neg York end New-Jersey
Telephone Company. Mrs. Radecke charged him with
assailting her daughter and Police Justice Kenna com
mitted him To jail without bail He pleaded not guilty
but gave no explnnst of his conduct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03
rh;. afterpcon the members will enjoy sail around
the harbor m the steamer B. I. Haviland-
WORK OF THE ARMORY BOARD.

Tho Armorv Board mot In the Mayors office yes
.o,dav MT Grace presided and with him were
Geneia al Newton as Commissioner OF fnoro Woan
Commissioner Coleman, OF the Tax u Depani ih
Colonel Emmons Clark and General f1tsgersId' ~
9Th REGIMENT armory had been made A letter WAS
read from Captain Earle, of the I'd Battery stsths
that he could not renew the lease OF ms comnsMu
present quarters and calling the boards atsent,V,"
70 the building at Broadway and flity ,,iJ
now being used as skating rink. ne sa'd ~ Soo1
he rented from the present date Till May - ,t
nnon the payment of its taxes, amounting 70 auou'
Is 800 and thereafter at the rate OF $o,VOo az
Cantan Earle was ordered to uegotlato ioL IN. ;IO
building on this basis. The Mayor called a Eis
to suggestion made to the Sinking fund C1il', n
sioners fayoring change in the plans Oh ,na W. ~.
nosed Gansevoort Market so as TO ADMIT VI ,no
erection of a second story for use as an ainV,S.
General Fitzgerald opposed the PLAN saying tiat
the nature of building CONSTRUCTED IoI nan ner
must necessarily be snch as TO prevent y pIop;o'
MINER room being built for an armory. CommIs-
sioner Coleman concurred in these views anuing
that il would be necessary to drive down pies W
support such heavy room, and that wonld cost
GOOD deal of money. 1t was decided not 70 attempt
fhe nroposed plan The Mayor was authorized 20
execute contracts for the final work on the l2th
Regiment armory. III. .or
Eight different plans were submitted for afmor,
les for the Sth and 22d Regiments. The board
looked them over, and referred them to a commit
tee consisting of General Newton, General fllzger-
aid and Colonel Clark. The comm ttee Will meet on
Tuesday at 2 o. NJ. at the Tax Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03
BROOKLYN.

DR. Talmage will resume his pulpit Sunday lie has Ie
tnrned from his vacation feeling well and weighing zoo
ponnd In the years he has lived in Brooklyn lie
has Increased In weight from % pounds
Tho body Of woman in the water At the foot OF
Van BInnt St Yesterday She about twenty Nc years
old dressed In calico wrapper and had dark brown hair
Ceueral lanes the oath OF ONCE as com
ander the Brigade and has appointed Lieutenant
Colonel b rockingham his Chief stan
President Hazard Of the Brooklyn CITY Railroad Company
started for California yesterday to spend vacation OF Two
months hopes there will be no strikes While he Is away
Coone John d. Graham, arrested for grand larceny
uuon the charge Police Sergeant Laty that Graham ad IN
worthless stock, was dlshuecu YES
nv the ground that no evil
dence showing criminal intent had been produced piu
will begin a suit damages against Latty.
re,n,ah Recau 1T fort i've uf 81 Sandsst, while
uniting M telegraph pole at Hasey ST. and Tlrooa
was Killed Instantly by the pole falling upon nm W he
m-ndns OF his story house al NO VIZ
ST. Frederick Fchtt xtythree ie 10 inc srou ANU
diedn minutes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03
KATE RICHES EXTRAORDINARY STORY.

Rce age nineteen, OF Carllsle PENN was taken 70
pha Hotel where she had been since saturday She said
that poor her father unable to work and that
size been suffering from heart troubles for
time saturday morning she out from her home in
Carlisle take a feeling Respondent she cried
wedressed mdde man met her aud engaged 10
with her After hearing her story proposed
that she should accompany him to his mothers house in New
York and NJ would marry her She consented and the two
City II late when they arrived
the station and the suggested that as he had forgotten
10 telegraph to his mother they had better stop III hotel
night They stopped at the Philadelphia Hotel where they
occupied the The next morning the left the
hotel making TO his companion and he had
turned The young sat in the paor all day waiting
for him. When realized that she had been deserted she
Frustrated The hotel proprietor allowed her TO remain
until yesterday when she was removed TO the hospital She
does not know the II found he Will be held
charges of abduction and seduction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03
THE CONTEST FOR THE PENNAN7.
NETWORKS LOSE ANOTHER GAME.
UNABLE TO GAUGE CoSwAY's cURvEs-GooD
PLAY ny THE DETROIrs.
fpy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIRUNE.1

UNABLE TO GAUGE CCSwAY's cURvEs-GooD
PLAY ny THE DErROIrs.
fBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUyEl
DETROIT Sept. 2.-The chances for pennant
honors for the New-York Club rapidly fading away.
Veteran observers here think Chicago will win with New
York and Detroit close together for second place.
Today's game between the Detroit and New-York
clubs ut Recreation Park witnessed by 400 people,
The Wolverines outpayed the Now Yorters at every
poipt and won easily Manager Mutro Is dsconsoato and
he says he will look for pitchers at once Tho
Nev.York nine usual found Conways curves hard to
gauge Keefe was bstted hard at limos The players
say they are IN hard luck. They certainly take good
care OF themselves and keep good hours Umpire Pow
ers fined Dunlap $40 for critiosing his decisions
The New-York nine the hrst to score making ne
run In the opening inning Conner made hit, ran 70
second on the throwin to third Ewings forco and
AZ Ewing stole to second Conner stole homo The
Detroit club sent two men around the bases
IN the second inning. Dunlap forced out Thompson,
and White went to first error by Esterbrook
Dunlap scored on bit by CAMEL aud White scored on
wild throw to third base by Ewing No moro runs were
made until the fifth inning when the Now Workers made
one and tied the Gerhardt msde lit
and ORourke reached first called balls. whllo
a passed ball advanced each q bass. Connor
struck out and then Gerhardt scored on wild picn
again in the next inning scoring two more RUM;
BrOuthers sent to first on called Dals ana scoeu
on Rowc's three Dagger to centre neln
Thompson also made hit for three passes sendlne ~
Rowe Thompson, however, was declared out for not
touching second The home players scored four runs III
the eighth inning and settled the final result Errors
by Gerhardt and Estcrbrook were mainly responsDie
for the runs yet the hits by Thompson, Hanlon anu
Camel assisted in the scoring Score: