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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
Match Between Teemer and oCou-
Ny telegraph to The DispStch.l

My telegraph % he DlspAtch.I
ToRoNTo, August lin reply TO
Teemer's telegram Rogers. O'Conner' 3
hacker, SAYS it viii be impossible for
either OConuer or himself TO meet
Teemer in New York on Monday in the
7'arf. FSeId and farm Office to make a
match, as requested by Teemer How
ever, Sl00 deposited here as forfeit has
been sent to the Boston HeraLd as forfeit
for a mile race TO be rowed on any fair
race course in America. Ii Teemer will
cover this forfeit and forward the usual
articles OF agreement match viii be
made without further delay. Rogers
stipuIates that the Boston Herald shall
be stakeholder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12

fBy telegraph 10 the Dlspaich.l
CHATrANoooA, TKxx., August H.
Chattanooga to-day established aquaran-
tine against Jacksonville and all yellow.
ieyer.infected points A carload OF
jacksonville refugees WHO we're en- route
10 Chattanooga were met at the depot by
the Mayor and the Board Of Health and
not permitted to remain over They
went North.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
Ihe "TiInes" io be sued in Scottish
lOnFfa.

fBy Anglo-American cable to the DIspatchl
LoSDoN. gustll.-Arrestments were
served to-day upon the Edinburgh news
agents for go each at the instance Of
Mr.. Parnel against the proprietor and
printer OF the London Times to fonnd a
jurisdiction. This is the practice in the
Scotch law to enable foreigner to sue
in Scoth tribunals, hence it is obvious
that Mr.. Psrnell intends to prosecute the
Tunes in Scotch courts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
Tbe Aursras Win.

There was a match game of ball played
at Boschen's Park yesterday afternoon
between the Auroras and a picked nino
fiom Manchester. which resulted III a
victory for the former 10y the score OF II
to ii. The regular Manchester Club
was to have played, bat many of the
players could not get of from business,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
WARD msErlNGs MONDAY NIonr.
Democrats TO Fleet Delegates 10 tne
Congregational CONVENTION.

The Democratic voters Of Richmond
will assemble ID their respective wards
tomorrow night for the purpose OF elect
ing delegates to the convention to be
held at the Exchange Hotel. September
Jtb. for the nomination Of the Demo
cratic candidate ;ur Congress from tins
district.
he very best men should be selected
as delegates and TO that end it is iDcum-
bent upon al true Democrats to attend
the meetings.
Richmond is entitled to II delegates,
apportionci as follows:
Marshall Ward, II: Jefferson, - ;
Madison, l3; Monroe, II; Clay is
Jackson, g.
The meetings have been called by the
ward super'uteudeu,s to be held at the
following places:
Marshall Ward, CoWoran Hall, Twen-
tv-hith street between Broad and Mar
shall
Jefferson Ward, Gid Market Hall.
Madison Ward, Sanger ball.
Monroe Ward, Coiumbus's Hall, cor
ner OF Third and Broad streets.
Clay Ward. Westram Hall, corner OF
Laurel aud Cherry streets.
jackson Ward, Cams Hall, corner Of
First and Baker streets
Tho meetings viii be called to order
prompt y at $50 o clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12

wife to r. Chewing, half.interest
N i've lots near Richmond, $3.50 !;
Preston Cocl and Charles V. Mere
dlth and the wives to Robert Stiles,
l02 feet on ly street nesr Sycamore,
Sl,224 Willim A. Smith and wife to
Charles II. 6sby, 90 FEET on William
street near Cater. $3.50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
Railroad emeiais.
10y telegraph 70 the Dispatch.

ATLANTA, August 1.-The Atlanta
and Florida railroad directors to-day
elected Aaron Haas. Of Atlanta, presi-
dent pice J. A. Dunn. deceased. 1t is
learned here that Sol. Haas, traffic man.
aoer of the Richmond and Danville sys-
tenn has resigned to accept a similar po-
si,ion With the Chesapeake and Ohio
and "Bir Four"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
Chn,nnion Munner.
fnr t.lnrraph % the DlspsLch. ]

IUy UIbkfNPH 70 u" N'"V''l.1 "
Mexico, Mo-, August ILL.,. @. Car.
ter, champion long-distance rnnner OF
New York, aud John Baker, champion
loDg.distance runner Of the West, ran a
three mile race here yesterday for 81, 900
and the championship OF America. Car.
Ter won. Tine, 2li minutes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
ON BOARD SLOOI-1ACHr
MElNIN q HRrM.
OFF AORK-SPIr LIGHT,
Anruat 10. 1hHS--ll:3O 4. ~.

Friend -: After a pleasant trip
down the James river and stopping 10
fish NJ Nsnsemond Ridge, Hampton,
Rip Eaps, Ocean View, and Buckroe We
dropped anchor here this morning,
coming ont Of Back river just about day-
light. We fshed the ebO tide about
three hours ten men fishing. some being
sslecp) and made catch Of $50 SPOT,
hog-hsd, and front, the majority OF them
being particularly large and fine caught
one flying fish and one large fat fish
called skate weighing twenty
pounds. captured 10y "Shorty."
Old Sol is nov putting in bis best
licAs. or what a roast. Some Of
the boys suggested that head this letter
"heing oil York-Spit light instead of
"laying," but YOU know IN fisherman 6
vocabulary there is "no such word rs
lie.
We leave here for Fisherman's inlet
and Colib's Island.
All along the trip We have been treated
with marked Curtiss'ey by passing
tugs and steamers. and have had a
pleasant time. All hands aud the cook
are we'll, and take their three meals a
Gay aud medicine " with relish.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12

IBy telegraph 70 NE Dispatch

10y tVIekI"PN 70 wv Ut
CHroAeo, August ia local paper
saws Last night detective told a re-
porter that the police expected TO arrest
rascott, tho murderer OF Millionaire
Amos J. Smell, within forty eight hours.
Three days ago lnspector Bonfeld left
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
CnnNicfs ReceiYcd.

The following convcts were received
at the penitonuary yesterday William
Farley. convicted Of house breaking and
sentenced TO two years, from Allegheny
county; Charles Smith and Cyrus Jones
Cbotn colored), convicted OF house
breaking and sentenced TO five years,
from Prince George.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12

ny teIesFaph % thr VlspAtch-I
New YORK, August 1.-THE big log
raft which started from Joggins, \. g..
on August list passed down the East
river under the Brooklyn bridge this
afternoon. \ large number OF people
lined both banks Of the river and greeted
its progress with cheers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
RIcHmoSD TOBACCO MARKEr.

ArGUsr II. 1888
1hore is nothing doing to-day worthy Of COM
meut in tobacco circles. A general rain seems
10 have fallen. Including Danvile section Sow
eral upland bright markets have quite heaVy
breaks still. Western markets ara weak.
ClarksyilIe, Tenn, soction needs rain badly.
Common grades Of dark sill dull and low.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
Rioters sen.eneed TO I'm prisonment

by Angio-AmericAu cable 70 the Dispatca.I
PARIS, August l1.-forty of the riot
ers arrested on the occasion of the
demonstration at the funeral of General
Eudes bave been sentenced TO terms
OF imprisonment varying from fort
night TO three months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
FINANCIAL.
HKw yoRg. BsLrrwo1y. AVN Rich.
n0sD STOCK ExcsAEGEa
pentiRe Rosir. far. aad
?esnat Msrkask


INV YORK. August Ii.--Thore was 30 excecsi-
" ~ si'n siteuiance u. Tho board iats ncrniuf.
ans The Bear seize1 ne oppos'ueIty % assume
conir0i % aaafs. and were s1ocesssHi iu getting
Quotations Oh lrac8on 10 u0st - lhC liei. ho
ten nor Of Che room AZ tho 0cerlbg was sail ccii-
sefysuVeiy buii.sh. snd no DayinS orders "a mo
market ferss Ifi'"nt tO raise prices iFpu : "
2 per cont Shove last evenings ct1iiug 1sNfe',
pnt tar brokers altn western connections ~ero
free SCI era ot lls ist, and lh.caro also RAJ -e-
tIg orders in us spo'iAilct ile un.efofaois
rlop ncW- % fnc cav Sas aarcrsc 10 L. ieep0p-
siDi9 ior this. D1t be selling WIS very concern
t1ir9. While Sac bu ing, except IN ai'ng, VIVA
5,1fefinr sI fbrousn. kclJug Ns- ran up
efert percent IN tae face OF iaAfg hhrn7r
a1d i's example E1t some tSof upon 700 Efhe'
r9i liri- f.g a,sr The East halt boar -h0 pressure
against tre Fac hr-s NO Ices aud everything rail-
led. b. let iDfs d. tle lass hour ~s'e spsll
|nA fo'sfr.cu 200 feature Or intrFe'- p-s.oo
li"idi =. n9.arure ani hudson aaJ ssA tfancl'-
c' preferred showed -omo Strength. pn' 700
t-l lls I'D d. = t..'gs vas trry sinai tpd Of no
inuu'n.s Iaul ne maftr. Tao clos" Nas qHias
h1a si>4 ., generally a. smril ir.fuons unde.
me %, 'fip., lrure-. ias number I'd shares sol0
an3rui.' .o ..iUl
Nzw YORK, August t'-yo9r. Stools oull ani
f'"all Han'g f"sv f'e'.. fN"hanae-lons'
~. DID,. 'i.ri, . p. Governments fuii aui ? soy.
E-e~fuk EEcuauFN r.uf ru' NtadN. houey
easy o. it'. Y1f cent. sub Treasury neltnrea-
Com, f-., -'-HN: 'preucy sH.F .lN. snF-
ernmeufs t4i' auI sf lr, per cen =, l~'-,'
a., per o"ois, !J' S,sie bonds A~-''''ee- 90,
ANN la1-t if . :. fu1 .......... -
y, N-..-.. .-.-.-..-''' ~,
Georsis-s nroriRRr~ ........... .............i.
North Carolina r1rsoi o's........-.-...,AHll ~,
Norm Carolina is............ ........-...-'- =,
S9u-h Carolina Brown ooA.ois. ...........'''t' ~
TeuaeNccb's .................... -
virginia Observation-Disclosures. .thio' u
virginia c0nsols. ................ .,tlJ =,
Ctcago ani Nprthwestorn ..... ...-..- iit.s
Chicaro and NorfhWosrern preferred ....... lt'.,
2 1aware. lac4asaua am Wesreir,. 5.
FfiN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12

NEwYOgK AuglHli--l no weekly bank state
mcnt l4: N.serya. t..r"Gse, S2,Gi3.au; io1o-,
increase. q a,-.alU: spo.Ie, decrease. fl.'i-
500. ltga'-tnuders. LF, r0Hse. 1858, N1i deposits,
increase, s2Ias,jyO; circulation, Increase, ~
oUO.
The hanks now hold ~ 2oG,s.j in excess OF tho
70 Der cont f.lIn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
Two Hundred Persons supposed 10 he
Drowned.
IRr telrgrnnh to the planatch.l

VALPARAISO via GALVESTON, August
ia reservoir belonging to the Me-
mas brewery burst at half past s o'clock
this morning. The principal streets of
the city were flooded and traffic sus-
pended. 1t is supposed that upwards OF
two hundred persons were drowned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
shorfribs. r9jas7ss sbo.uders rfnsz ~
stortclear. ts.soaiS0. Whiaksy. if.A
Tho leading fat4rss rangg1


catc,cn s,,.,.strt ...t s,,s t.t,tx art,v.
win tho r'earer pof,,,n a m, tusiners traas-
ssted duriug tie earl f...ft Oh the so@s.osA The
feeling WAS ueaeftfeg ana while prtsss ruled
Considerably higher tte aivanc. Wa Bog sns.
tslncd The OPENING vas .trong aDi prins. "A
Ike higher ihas ves,erias li,is ADVANCE Va.
due - zoe GovernFneus crop ropor. Bas No "a:
sencs Diyneh, cas- s2me re realizing, l0eel
lerssohing frueln7. wtirh induced others %
SOL, and weak faehog ees IA. prizes de-
ciiu'ng sc. i~ter On = rumer ihAi sup
plemeniary report had been isslod b 90
Agricui,Dlh department mailing no yield
~ sIEse NheHt ASer hAn tt1 -
si..,. al -. =, ..-,, go 49, - ,.t
ana prices iecfired ~, ,nfrr, Thore ~ a
sught recovory from insiis Dgires ari he uar-
tcioacd sfsut tnitc. loser flsn ye4forBsv.
cora Was s..iive hus weak aud lover. Inc oErr-
!ess wero largo in,w AZ ,.lrce'. val.
IA $500 Oro,,f Co., -, 80,
yoafersay. rus soon l,ilef yeas. declining IN All
I',r. ruled STEADY. aud ol.sed aaiftc. lover
fhan YESTERDAY. WeekenIse feature vcre 10
heavy receipts ard G0vr~umcat cryp rop,rt.
t,.ts were cav. w.fh trnlr,ey dosnrssf All
j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
Ki,Ies ON Account or "A quarrel.

10y t0I7BIaYII % tIo nnVaH-1sI
GALVESTON, Texas, August IL. About
3 O'Clock this afternoon John Lovejoy.
prominent attorney, shot and instantly
killed Aaron Williamson. The difficulty
occurred over debt Of $40 due by Love-
Joy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12

Yesterday was mild midsummer
day, and the temperature last night as
mild AS could have been wished.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
RALrIaoaE aTonk NARKsr.
RICHwosD sreoK yxCHAweE

RurN0Rg, August li.-YirginiH 6's, conson-
dated, $50 pssi-1Ie coupons. az; a. lu-i0s,
81. 10. Low . IS, G3t.. I'D today
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
CnLONIn SCHNOI.

Sydney. W. Ii. James, principal, and
Laura A. Long, assistant Westwood, L.
G.. White Hams Hail. r. n. Graham (;
Slabtown, w. l.. Nandervall ; Ridge, j.
ID. Frazer; Carbon Hill. Mary Burwell /;
Springfield, j. ii. Wilkinson. :.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12

Sydney, John x. Starke, principal,
ami Misses Sallie Coleman and Loula
Mott. assistants; Rio Vista, Miss A. a.
johnson Ridge. Miss V. Z. Campbell {;
Woolword's, Miss NJ. l.. Woodward {;
Deep Hun, Miss 3. S. Cauthorn Sand
Spring, Miss A. Lethia Carter; Shady
Grove, Miss b. A. Thurman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
prnnerlr I,ransIefs.

Richmond, Theresa Bartken 10 Cor
aslius Aurphy, l9i feet on Byrd street
tefyeen Tenth aud Eleventh, 5000.
..-.----z--zss; George Il. Anderson and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
PORT OF NKW soe NEws. AUGUST II. 1884
Lly Toicgraph-l

eteamor Wyanokn, BcaA. Richmond, and
sailed FOR New York NOR haadiso.
Steamship Guyandntte, keiioy, New York, aud
sailed for New \ ofk, mercssndi-e.
schOoners J. Il. Ogden. rOle, New YORK q. H.
OrcutL PeeFce, Ngy IOrx; suo Williams,
Poarcc. New YORK; II. B. Ogden. Harrington.
New York: ). 5. 1logp, Pearco. New forA-aI
10 load coal
eAUFD
Schooners w. II. Bailey, Pearce. Nov York,
coal; II. Is. Ogden, role> new York. coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
nAfHaAGsFA

AMEE-SSTru.- Married. June 30. isss,
IN Camden. N. T.. by squire James ". Cassidy.
WALTER G. hoNA8bg and NARY RUFENIA
SMITH; both OK hichn0Dd. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12

Mean ,ompora,uro........ ,..............s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
IIENRiCn TE.rrIhRS.
a Numbe OF Appointments Made by
Tie Achool hoard.

The following teachers were appointed
by the Board of Trustees OF Henrico
county yesterday:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12

Old newspapers for sale ut this Office ;
price 20 cents DER hundred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
saais

F,o THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
1 OF JACKSON WAKD.-rherc VITA - =
meeting OF sac DKNOtRATkic yDTE&s or
IACkeDS EAiD hold ~ cs,n's nal,. cerpsr
Frrs, AID Baker streets, ~ $50 4. ~. MONDAY,
August is,a. roc she purpose Of electla, dole
gates 10 40 Tara Dlslrla coaxfess:onsl Goa
yrntia1. DENNIS whkS.
Superintendent " ward
RfcuxoSD. w.. Aagust II. iS<H safl-n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12

MNIATUkEALNANAc AroUsr n lset
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12

SATURDAY, August II, iSsS
@SMrs-TrRsr B0AaD-tt'o Virginia now B's at
65 (: $500 30. 6jK: virg.aia Fire aud Marine
Insurance Company at3.s,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12

An attachc Of the Dispatch has re-
ceiyed the following letter from Com
moooro Francisco, OF the Richmond
Yacht Club, who are now "sailing the
ocean blue
ON nnAnn SInnr.N AcHr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
fVRf o. kICHMOSD. ADJUST II, 1854
AENrHsp.

Steamer Ar'ri, Deyo. Norfolk. United states
mail. merchandise. and passengers, l. u fatum.
agent
schooner EcTombogs. Harding; Bangor, ice,
Mr. Jane King.
Schooner DORIS Allison. Rose, philadelphia,
coal. Charles a. Para
Schoooer hobert 4. CLARK, Soy more, Baltimore,
coal, .. r LaghrVp 3 60.
RsrrHD.
Schooner Hattie BskeT. Parker. Chester.
pey1ng-block. We5thaia Granite Company; ves-
soi. Curtis a. pagkcr.
Schooner W. r. Green, Croctett bermuda
Hundreds, % fnish loading railroad-des Tor New
York; ye1sel, Carag & Pacxar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
calcAan.

cascAso. August si,--cash Quotations were !:
Flour nrpa aud unchanged. Nv. skpriEx vnsak
n5se. Ne. corn. 4,fet4Hc. No. 2 Data sne.
Mess,pork. tlA5QaSl6eQ LArd. t2oosSAUks
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
mo THE MEMBERS OF YIR- i.

rlyO THE MEMBERS OF vIR- sd
Il SISiA L0OG2, No. &, KNIGHTS 0f4Hu
PIfHiAA---You Syo hereby summoned .ssg&s7
% attend SPECIAL messing % yoarS<&N
Lodge. At Concordia Hall. on SUNDAY 49,
the t2tl day OF AHgasl lcss. a. o'clock =. NJ, for
ths purpose o. pay Nc the "a, trtouts o. fsspo>s
" cor dsccsse.f srosh.r, JoHs y. lsAAcs
BY order " lh0 {. g., NuLfAk OlDs0S. ia
GEORGE X srsLi,
an is-fts h. 81 h. lGt s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
0,WO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOL

1 LAlS sash vii buy NY seacrs<etesy
businoss IN Virginia snd SefA tafvsshA The
bssipsss " caursiy sen. And sii ~ recon- 3es1.
81 by = ntrtchsn ens<n<tb neA ~ Ne Slv ~
Rlcbmesds Va Address ~ eafs onu,cr - a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
Cotton KGP)Ac.

Narke, stsaly.
QUJfArt0Sh
NIODLiH1, To-.
Low MfDDLfNI. 91.c.
GOOD ORDINARY. go
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-02

The St. Johns German Independent
Protestant Church, at the corner Of
Market and Seventeenth streets, ofwhich
Rev. William Uliert is postor, has pur.
chased new pipe organ from Roosevelt,
the famous New York manufacturer.
Professor Miller, sent out to set up the
instrument, has been here for two or
three weeks and has the organ about
ready to turn over to the congregation,
The opening recital will probably take
place in about two weeks from now. The
frame work ofthis new organ is the same
as that that enclosed the old organ, but
the interior-pipes, reeds, couplings and
all-is new. The organ is guaranteed by
the manufacturer to be the best and
most complete in the city, next to the
one in the Cathedral, which was put in
by the same manufacturer two or three
wears ago,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-02

CHICAGO, Nov. lat a late hour last
night several OF the new North Side
street railroad employees were engaged
in playing pool in saloon at Clybourn
and Racine avenues, when they were
attacked by a number Of the old men,
the latter using chairs and whatever else
came handy. Then revolvers were
drawn, and a number Of shots were fred,
Conductor Gannett shooting man
named Monte in the leg. Monte had
previously attacked Gannett with achair.
Monte. was taken TO the Alexian Broth
ers Hospital, where 1t was found that a
bullet had broken bone. Gannett was
the only one arrested. The affair created
a good deal OF excitement in the neigh
borhood, and for time 1t looked as il
there was going to be q big riot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-02
'GAPT. EIDD'S TREASURE.
A Rhode Island searcher for it is
Partially Successful.
HE FINDS BURIED WEALTH
And While it Is not Captain Kidd's
Treasure it was Hidden by a
Pirate-A Story which Reads
Like a Romance.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., Nov. 1.-James N.
Eddy, who has been digging for Captain
Kidd's treasurer, and who turned up In
iron kettle full Of Spanish silver coins
on the beach adjoining his farm OPP
posite the summer resort Westport, ar-
rived home in Johnston yesterday with
his wealth. He denies thas his grand
father ever had anything to do with pi-
rates or that his father ever told him Of
the buried treasure. He said that two
years ago he became the possessor of
piece OF parchment that apparently had
served as drum head, and which had
been converted into chart purporting
TO describe the location Of three lots OF
buried gold, silver and other valuableS
hidden by pirate many years ago. The
lines were drawn as though with sharp
ened stick. On the chart were
three points designating the burial
places OF the wealth. The start
ing place was rock on Horse
Neck Point a wild piece Of land.
When this parchment was found, Eddy
was confident it was valuable docu-
ment. He determined that no one
should know of his plans, and without
imparting a hint of what he was about,
he began operations at the place indica-
ted. He readily found the rock, but his
labors during the summer Of 1887
were not regarded. During the
past summer he continued his To-
bors. He proceeded cautiously and
patiently and worked his way in the
course directed and last Monday made
the discovery. He declares it will be an
easy matter TO find the balance OF the
wealth. The dates on the silver range
from 1850 to 1851, showing that it is not
a part Of Capt. Kidd's long sought
treasure. Mr.. Eddy will not tell his
theory, but says it is pirate treasure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-02

ton. The only constitution and by.
laws signed by any member of said club.
Old Lick, is the same as was printed in
the INTRLMeEScER IS a form in lieu Of
the failure of the National League to
furnish copies to the clubs throughout
the State, and there was nothing as to
the meetings to be held the night be.
fore the election at John NJ. Marple's
and silas Morrison's. Atiant further
swears that the statements'of Carpenter
in regard to the placing of men at the
polls aud the purchasing Of votes, ETC.,
are d tissue Of falsehoods throughout; /;
and the alEiant further swears that G..
Lough says that Carpenter admitted to
him that she got the Doodle but would
vote all right"
[Signedl W.s. LlNGLE.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this the first day of November, 1888.
[signedl JIM. HAYDEN, Justice.
State Of Wat Virginia, county Of Le,rts, to-tpit:
After being duly swern, upon his oath
John NJ. MARBLE says that heis acquaint-
ed with W, S. Lingle and can vouch for
his truth aud veracity.
(signed) JNo. NJ. MARBLE.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this the first day Of November, 1888.
(signed) JIM. HAYDEN, Justice.
The originals of the above documents
are in possession of the ISTELItaEScER's
correspondent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-02
now IT STRIKES GERMANY.
Comment on tho sacEvillc Incident and
Our Presidential Campaign.

Comment on tho sncIsvilio Incident and
Our Presidential Campaign.
BERLIN, Nov. 1.-The National Zcitung,
referring to the sackyille matter, says:
"The frivolity with which international
difficulties are provoked by political
factions in the United States in order
that one party may snap up few thou
sand votes from the other, is especially
evident in the Sackville affair. After
the Republicans had set trap in order
to catch the strikingly harmless Eng
lish Minister and 10 discredit MIR.
Cleveland as a candidate OF the for
eigner, Mr.. Cleveland himself is trying
to cross this manouyre by an exaggera-
ted severity against the British Envoy.
"This conduct appears comical from
the fact that Cleveland does not leave
the British Government in doubt us to
his aim. The rage OF party newspapers,
too, against Lord Sackville, is mere atfec-
tation. It is a peculiar characteristic Of
Presidential campaigns nowadays that
they are carried on pretty quietly and
respectfully SO far as home relations are
concerned, but that they continue TO
provoke unpleasantness and noisy Incl
dents with foreign countries. This kind
OF thing is scarcely calculated TO raise
the reputation Of the transatlantic Re-
public"