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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
He was Longer a vaGrant.


When the name of Charles Duggan
was called in the ST. Louis Police Court
the other morning a handsome, we'll
dressed young man stepped forward and
answered to the charge of "vagrancy
and no visible means of support"
"Strange," muttered the Judge
"and were you not here before ?"
81 was, your Honor.
al fined you $500, l believe"
"You did"
"And did you pay the fne?"
"No, sir
"Did 1 grant you a stay Of execu-
ton ?"
"You did"
"And gave you time TO leave the
city 2"
lyon did"
"Did you leave?
"No, sir; went TO see the Mayor
and be promised to have the fine re-
mitted."
Further questioning brought out the
interesting fact tina. Duggan was in the
printing business and doing well. 1t
seems that while out OF employment last
June he was arrested on a charge of va
grancy and having no means of support,
he pleaded guilty, was fined $500, and
kept out OF the work-house by stay OF
execution on condition that he would
leave tic city. His friends obtained a
promise from Mayor Francis promise to
remit the fine. but it seems he was SO busy
esnyassing for the Democratic nomina-
ton for Governor that he forgot it. In
the mean time Duggsn fell heir 10 s20,-
600 by the death OF relative in New
York. which SGT him up In the printing
business, and be has since done well. A
policeman who didn't know all this met
him on the street yesterday and arrested
him on the old unsstisfied charge OF va
grancy. II is hardly necessary 10 say
that the prosecution was dropped when
these facts wsze made known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

mater OF University College. This man
il said TO have been hung no less than
thirteen times without losing his life, his
windpipe having been converted by dis
ease INTO substance almost as hnrd as
bone.
Assumed that IL is necessary to put an
end 10 the earthly career OF certain
class OF criminals, that object is fully
gained by the quickest and most nerci,
ful means. Life should be extinguished
without torture. In the future 1t VIII
seem odd to hear a Judge when giving an
order for the execution OF criminal TO
say: "Your sentence is death by an
electric shock.
Man makes a death which nature never msde'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
An Irregular Cashier.

ITJ E"bt"FH 70 ITO IIlI7TIIIsI
FALL RtvER, Mass, September 3d.
An examination OF the books OF the
National Bank and Union Savings Bank
shows that, in addition to Cashier
Chspin's irregular loans, he allowed
several customers to largely overdraw
their accounts. One concern alone has
oyerarswn its account $4,000.
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ON HANGING.
EXPERIENCES TO EXECUTIONS IN
FRANCE AND EHgLAED.
Woman Who Was Hanged but Afterwards
Recovsrod-strung Up Thir-
teen Times.
trhnmraI. rowdItch in Troy TImes.l

Killing criminals Ivy hanging will per-
haps soon be out of date-none too soon.
For We apprehend that hanging when
skilfully performed is but O barbarous
mode Of putting en- end to life. and I'M
skilfully performed there is reason to be-
lieve that it becomes n positive torture
and moreover, the mere difference III the
weight of the culprits renders it Mt all
times an unequal punishment Heavy
murderers escape much OF the PAIN we
lnaict on lighter ones.
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sTf~EP.


ny Anglo-Americau cable 20 the Dispatrh.1
LoSDoN. September 29.-The officers
Of the Inman Steamship Line state that
tue dispatch from Queenstown yesterday
saying that two passengers on the
steamer City of New York were thrown
to the foor and sustained fractures Of
their ribs end that another became in
zane and was placed in a straIshi-jacket
during tue gales while the We sci was on
her last voyage from New York was M
krna
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

for him to sec the Emperor rs he nd
vanced, owing TO the depression in the
ground, the battery again fired. fortu-
nately the Emperor and his suite were
ont OF the line of the fire and conse-
quently we're not hurt Orderlies rushed
to the battery and prevented any fur
Their firing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
..... go 4. VI. AIS p. NJ. tess 2. VI


hhRIN r kiCllMDND.
~ P. " MAJ daily except sunday.
F!5 A D. ACCOMMODATION daily 'cTcepi
Suldsy.
1890 A N. EXPRESS dailY
SUNDAY ACNOAMODATfON between klch-
mons aud Scottsyillo leaves A. NJ; reigrnins
arrives 1.lj Z. ".
CONNECTIONS
Abolition Forge with Chesapeake snf Ohl1
railway for no south, West. aud Northwest
At Lynchburg win Norfolk ami western rt.'
roGd foe eil points south, SOutheAsi, AMI south
vest, and virginia Midland rAilway for all pon5
North and SOuta.
~ EscanOud with Associated Railways tor al
pOiuts IA the SOdth. ami ilchmont, fredorlcko-
burg and Potomac railroad for tho North.
sc Lexington with Baltimore and ohio rN.-
real, making close connections AZ drpers
Ferry - and from Dltsburyh and ta9 Nest llt)
10 polpts North and Eas.
Seepisg-eay attached u sisG KSprsss stops "
IQllsf bsyL
sleepius-cars Lynch burg 70 Memphis, NswO'.
leans. and Lizzie Rock.
Traas market daily except sunday.
daily.
Ticket, sold 10 all points Offices. 9l3 5as.
Main street 1000 Main street, aul at RlcAmOui
and Allognaly depot, Eighth and Canal s'reetA
1OhS r. MAO NbkOO.
je9 GeherA PassebsOr Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

SEALED PROPOSALS will DO received at tho
Office Of william r. lsaacs, sscreary ana troa-
surer u tho Masouic Temple Association, correr
Ninth and Main roots (up-stairsl, unul " I'D
NEsDAY the l1th day u October, isSt n u
O'Clock NJ, for BUILDING THk FOUNDATION
WALLS AND PILLARS or THE MASONIC
TEMPLE. at the corner OF Adams and Brood
streets. according 10 the plans and specifications
OF tho architect which can - seen a. t4lis of5ce
between O'Clock a. ". ani II O'Clock ".
The work IS 70 To done OF virginia grsnlte ana
the best cement. IL ~ % re commenced az once
and completed ~ soon ~ practicable
Tho committee reserves The right " reject any
and all bids gt the discretion Of The cOm uAtoe.
". +. TANNER,
SO 2Q-tOc!O Chairman Building Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
xerx Nenr nhaniinc rha Empe

tBy Anglo American cabio TO the Dispatchl
VIENNA, September 29.-1he artillery
practice yesterday, at which Emperor
Francis Joseph narrowly escaped being
shot, took place at the steinfeld ranges.
The Emperor bad ordered that the bugle-
sound be the signal TO cease firing, in
order that be might inspect the target.
The oficer in command Of the battery.
located thousand yards away, did not
hear the signal. and ~ il Vas Impossible
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
old DOMINION STEAM ~ IN
~ eAIP COMPAHY .@skz2sszA
FOR NAV YORK.


Steamers leave klchmond Et FRY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY a. 7. Sc.
Steamers leave New YORK for Mcnmoni
EVERY WEDNESDAY AMI SATURDAY a. r
H., arriving in Richmond MONDAY AMI FRI
DAY MORNINGS
Paasenger accommO iatiOns unsurpassed
CATH fare 10 New lorE ria James -riser
route dncladiag meals aId Oerthl.--....; %
Round. trlp ticket. limited thirty Gays
zftor data Of issue. Observation-Disclosures. i4Ge
Storage with subsistence. tO)
Storage without subsistence. ...... to-
Cabin fars ttd Chesapeake and Ohio rail.
road ..-..-....- sbJJ
Chtin fare pia Richmond and PetersUur,
Tickets can be Obtained a. A. W. Careers. i00
Main street: Chesapeake and Ohio aad klch-
mOnd and Petersburg depOts, ana a. oompany's
Offices 1901 Main street. aud wharf KOckctt4
freights forwarded and through bulls OF lailng
Issued for points Ooyood hew lOrk.
Freight received cGiiy until boar o. sailing
Passengers leaving Richmond Oh AOSOAYS
TUESDAYS, WkDNEsDAlS, THURSDAYS AMI
SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake aad Ohio rail-
war ,ria Newport News NJ e;s5 =. A.. and ~
Richmond and Petersburg railroad same daya
Al 10: 8 A. NJ. viii maze cOnaecslon a. NOH.
fOLk win steamer leaving those days.
GEORGE w. ALl.kN & CO.. AgeatS
No lcl AEia street, AMI
boil SCmpsny's Nha-f. RoSGstgN
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DROPOSALS.
POET orArrxnnasrEn,s OFFICE.


FORT MoNPos. VA. September ~. lsSs.
SEALED PROPOSALS IN triplicste, subject 70
usual conditions, win b. received 80 dis onlce,
oud opened a. Il o'clock noon SAlT kOAl DC
toner 10. 1888. in the presence Of attending bid
dors. for the construction OF ONE Dol BIN 5nf
or EMPLOYEE QUARTERS and FOR MAKING
REPAIRS TO VARIOUS BUILDINGS Gt Fort
Monroe, Va
P!aoe ana specifications, BLANKS and instruc-
tious, viii be furnished from this OGic9 on appli-
cation.
The Government reserves tie right 10 reioct
any or all prOpraIa
Envelopes containing proposals must be
marked "Pr0poanp Tor Employees Quarters
end for Repars7 aud dressed to the under
gignel CHARLES W. HOBBS,
First Lieatenant Thru Artillery,
&c 2. ., 80 0,Ocl5&l9 Poet Qusr,crmester.
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GLASGOW SERVICE.
Steamers every Saturday from How YORK Ic
AS6OW and LONOONOERRI

GLASGOW ard LONDONDERRY.
Cabin passage To Glasgow, Londonderry. or
Liverpool, Gao and 500; second clasS. $50;
sleerags outward or prepaid. $50. Saloon
excursion tickets as reduced rates. Travel
lers' circular letters OF creig ami dram,
for any amount issued At lowest curgous
rates For books Of tOurN ticsets, or further 10.
formation, apply 70 HENDERSON BROTHERS,
New YORK; or GEORGEN. ALLEN 4 CO.. O!d DO
minion steamship Company. OF A W. 1fAhBE Err
1000 Main street, or ANDREW WELSH. southern
kxpress COMPANY. Richmond. ap LIEN
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Leave Arrff9
D. Richmond. PetersOarS
lnAIN- NOltinAAnD.
.palN tDsIlv eI.epl santlE


Nos y and u maze no stops ~ 81 '-
only on signal a. Manchester aat 'hf'.r.
- stops only On sllual at Chester,
AMI Manchester ho. li snli "a s
regular s-stiouA M o. .tous "a -.t
regular stations sni Also 40 Tempo g.
NA.thgll Nos 81. ID, 81, 81, T. I'd s., a.. p. .'
stop AtAl stations for pass AZ -.
PULLMAN-CAk sLkfi'-
OnTrAlns NoA u ana - sleeping - '''f
New Yore aat Tampa PA, t"ia To -
ON Trans NOA II nni y s'ropinf-c.f' ',f
Washington ami Charleston un iHt.
sleeping between Nov YORK ami 10 -
vile. GA trala 40. - -ie-pias-'art R.. M %
Wa hilgton ana ) "a 'onf... T. ~, ,.,,..,..,.t
ThE ONLY ALL-kAiL LINZ 10 So l., --N'
LEAYs. hhA-'-
Richmond. .'lO'5 A. n. horf,ik.......,.
Kich mond. q. go p u. NorfoiE.......f p r.. .-
Norfolk o.. N. 5ieil 1onf..... o..
Norfolk .....'saOP ". kh'nwoaf o.
These trains ais0 make cilso ,.l4r'
Farmyille. IyncnOurx, ani -oIthS
ard all sJaaols On tno Ncrio.S aLi
road, except rl7 1913 uHlA
points west OF Petersburg sn1atl -ft.
a. u. TAIN instead r. h..
ET y. NYsRs, General S'fDerInteri
Z. N. EKEEsON. Gonerai rass3ls.f A
SOL. HAAS. Traf,lc Na0agcr
OICHMOND, FREDERICh5o'lf
IA AND POTOMAC kAllSuhD.-
commencing MAJ - lt,,--eGata-i
10 A. n. leaves Byr,i-s .rcessia'or ts.Ir -.
oIly 90 Asalsaf. Jau-u1H. '
ard Ffedor.ck-plrf >r ~
Washington. Lottrs IS ISL 70 D.
New York a. il.tO a. Al.
I.:9r A NJ, leaves Syrtl--lrccs s.e-.'G .H y
copi sunday isays, IS AL o. ..
ReH ork a. 40 O.. %.
Esor. NJ, lesvcs 3yri-sge's s'a.'1 -'
Sleeper ~ Ne~ Z ark.
1873 A NJ, arrives Af kyrf->tree. - 80 IS '
EssP, ~. arrives a. Byrd.,t o. +aa.a - ~.
stops a. fredericksi N
Juncton. Sieaaer fruu ff sr..
ieSP N, sruye.a =; Bjrd-s,ree. s.s-. -1.'
except sunday
ASHLAND rRAiN%
DAILY sNcsrF sla1ATA
sooP " accommodation loAY's fr'i''
station. arrives ' Asl.At
tC4P N, leaves bipa A.lYe5 -l .'-.''t Dbl
"a. T.. n. ..-..
"a. A NJ. accommodate. srri7's o.
suges STALLION. leases At-.'-' 90
sssP. ". arrives - EloA leaves A'- 4' "
kTkYI0R. General gr-t-: Ace.
+. T. =. hYSRs. General saorfi-.-
NHESAPEAAE AND O8io ROWE
~ SCHEDULE TAAiN1 Lf4 soE
Lx,vs gicGxos,
asa NJ. for Newport NesR 81 ro'a. ca
iOr. al N3s.1ik t-.r e1
a.. %. m,n .i... co.
90 oi F'.a- ..,
Elsa. ". Suaf.ystliy. g. SeanlC |eHH
iont. ale Nnrfl'-
li.lJ A NJ. Ih.oggh ead io.ti hti % %.
We. cEccp. ,as.tf
Shoppers OEliOn tpr.3 .' 'ft
g.eop n. Tor Newp3ri News Oii fo'-i a.
Norfolk. except sun iaf
4:ooP d. sr,c'un ~" n
t.oS N. ,or ioasIil,. Ciucianaf. )
81 louis Acnpla. a.t ~
leans-tas. tNrrcfs uilA
fullmapa iaNy vlIf
fullmAns n esq irol N- aiAlA-
AKRlgE n RlcIHsAo .-
$40 \. NJ. -. ... w. ...
frrt f...r q.
nv n ron, Norfoik. or poin. sul ~
port NeNs except sunday go.
aiOP NJ. from oasl points ana No "'''
e.oss N. iron,O.i y1ln. Nespogi N''N
Norfolk daily. "a l.i.,n 40
Ola rolnt % tip1nnaa ani Lla
ooop n ann ioaityillsald Cturinnasi 80
kxpress -sl.Aif. -
Depot Seventeenth snd bsoai 1905 ,,,,t
TlcGsa 4G 100 Maia street snl a. w 80
Il ". FNLc-SL
General Passenger Agsae
1T. opKLL 6eaer@s sa2ognseaas"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
BoULANGr9 TO THE FRONT.

PARIS, September % The Boulangist
agitation has been renewed. A stormy
meeting was held last evening, at which
vote of confidence in Boulsngor was
nnssed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

RICHMOND AND DANyitrg RAr,p.t,
SHORTEST AND MOST DlAt.T
TIKI >Oi ga.
PULLMAN SLLtfEl.S o. AL. N...r
..a -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
AVsS NNul~lI > WHIT. NV~AoEk<
TIpCTNIA CTpA NRAAn

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT =A.z,a.,
Y COMPANY, for Old Point Nor 49, ~.
folk, Portsmouth, Newport News. C,arenon.
and James-riycr laadings direct, by oicganl "a
looo-stesmey atdsi, ieaVlng Richmond EVAEY
MONDAY. WE'D NESDAI. aud FRIDAY as7 A.
AZ. street-cars connect
Connections az Od Point closely with all limos
for narthsn cities same Afternoon; also. q. Nor
folk ior Eastern North Carolina, Tao south. Aad
Virginia BosoA. James rivsr by Daylight Great
tourist itpe. Cheayss. rv.sto.
through uckeia on ssssner sad al Carriers
Aerncy, 1000 Aisia street. Baggage checked
through State-rooms engaged for day or alghs
Frelghi received daily for Norfolk, Ports
mouth, Oid Pom, Wayorly. HicsssorG. Va, aud
all points la Eastern North Uaroliaa, Eastern
Virginia. and ali regular landings On the Jane,
river, NJ lowest raios, and through bifls issued
LucIkN b. fArUA. virss-k President
No tl17 Maia sireos and Roeketa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
livery NIGHT SCRATCHED
IL UNTILTHE SKIN WAS RAW.
BODY COVERED WITH SCALES LIKE SPOTS

CURED 81 IHE CDllCUKA REMEDIES.
! am gotus 10 tel you OF the extraordinary
change your CpTICUEA NEMEOIgs performed on
me. About the let OF April last noticed nome
red plmpies liSe coming cut all over my body,
but slough, nothing OF il until some time later
on, when " began 20 lock ike spots 81 mortar
spOEot on. anu which CAME on in layers. q CO IN
panied with itching. would scratch every night
untn was raw. then tho next night the scales,
being formed moan while, weco scratched oil
aga.n. In vain did consult all the doctors in
thA country, but without aid. After giving up
al hope. OF recovery Laf pened 70 see en- Gd-
vCILsemrnI In the newspaper about your CUTI-
CCRA REsgpiE3, and purchased the n from my
druggist. and obtained almost immediate reiief.
| began ~ rOtico that the scIy erup.Ons graf In
ally dropped OFF and disappeared one by ono.
aud have tNea fully cured. | had tho discose
thirteen nonths before began taxing o. "a CUrI-
CUFA REMsDtEz, Bnl ia t0lr or i've weeks was
entirely cured. Ny disease was ocxema aud
psorlaEis. 1 recommended the CUTiCCRA REME-
DIS 20 al, IN my vicinity, and know Of great
many vh) have taken them. AMI thank me for
the knowledge Otihem, eseecialy mothers who
have Dabss With scalY eruptlns On their heads
aud bodies cannot express In words the thanks
10 y0u for what toe CUfIcUEA REMEDIES hsvo
done 10 ne. 1iy body VAS cCysroi with scales
ald Was ~ Ewf Ispec;acio n bono.d. Now my
skin Is Us uice and coaf as a babyis.
GkOhGg COrEi. Merrill, Wis
septemb Der q. 1885,
FEsEU Try :, ISss.-No. q trace whatsoever OF
ths disease from which suffered has shown H.
self since my euro. GEORGE COlEY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

We canno. do Justice 70 the esteem In which
CUfIcuRA. the great SKIN euro, sud CUfICURA
soar, an exqgi-t, SSH Behnunor. prepared
rom II. aud CUTicusA kEsOLyKSr. tao new
Blood Purifier, are held by TIE shousarGs upon
th0JsapdJ whose lives haY7 been mGdo happy
by tho cure OF agonizing. Illuminating, itcaiag,
scaly, Ard pmply diselses Of tho SKIN, scalp, and
blood, with loss Of hair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

Sold everyahere. Price: cUrIcURA. So: SOAP,
2Jc. REs0LyRsT. 81. Prepared by tho POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co. Boston. NasA
~ send for How to Care skln Diseases p o.
pages. 50 illustrations. ANA 100 testimonials.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

[By Anglo-Amorlcan cable to the Dlspatch.l
PARIS, September 29.-Another minis
terial council WIS held to-day. The
Cabinet decided to introduce in the
Chamber of Deputies during the coming
session a bill for the revision Of the Con-
stltutlon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
ANCHOR LINE.
ATLANTIC CYPRESS SERVICE

LTFLTN- OOL VII WOI-IIFO VIM
steamship CITY OF ROME" from New YORK
wednesday, october vi, Wednesday, October
2lst
Largest and finest passenger steamer snos.
Caoin, 800, 800, AID 500; seconi class,
$50.
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DRPARVUEE or CLEANERS.
PHILADELPHIA, ICH- * sieeS
s.sz-sfz.sk..
NOND AND NORFOLK
tTEAMsAlS COMPASE

Appointed eating days Every TUESDAY
ard FRIDAY st y NJ. and every SUNDAY at 8
Freight for tuesdays 1nG Fridays steamers
received til il:S0 4. a.; Tor sundays stotinsr
uW5P. q. saturday treignt received daily "
tP. u.
fare 81,
Eor further informaiio apply 70
J. W McCARRICK,
General Southern Agent once hockots4
W. r. CLYDE g Co..
noi General Agents Philadelphia
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WOHA-RIYER LINE VA n-..
4 IOlAN


Tho fayor:t0 roits 20 licI-iro-, T.'.'-trsr
on this lice 80 uo f"'s x urt.rr r..f....
comfort Legyo Richmond o.
arrlFe a. IG.urLYre @..I a. ar
more az T.. ~. arrive as hchL9aI
lC.lJ A. ~.
Fars Richmond - Bsiumog, fi--..ls -
second class. t.ao
The York-klycc Line sI0rIs superior sfr..
taRe, 20 business men ~ cnah ln. ..l l
leays Richmond Iea- tle cloee lf 30 .lrf
transactions ant arrive ai Bar .o-3 sarf 4rs
morning. af.er having 'u.Jy.i .r. 81.
nights resl froo from me dus; ani ro.s3 .4..
way travel ,,.,............
WEST POINT ACcDMADpAIlJA
IeaFe Richmond NWeusy-ihiri
Street depot .............+.--..--
arrive Richmond twcntY-tAlri
Street depot ............. -....-.... '...f.
Daily. rDAl y except >IniaE
Dep0. ami ticket-Oll-e zoos Fifsin.h or
Uptown ONCE Corner tenth and Na.l ifa
JAS T. IAlDI-
General las-e.c"r Akfl-
d. e.. fJ44e,
Division Passenger AF-n1
RlelMJui "a
SOY uAkQ Tra~4- NanasAr
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PROPOSALS..
NOTICE TO STONE-MASONS.

OFFTcs SECRETARY AND TREASURER
MAsOsIC 1EhPLE ASSOCIATION.
CORNER NINTH AND MAIN sTs. lUP-sTAiRsl,
Sepscm Ger y. lsSS .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

Corresponfingiy quirk tins to cha, 49,
Through bills VI iadlBs lss1ei a. lov re-. -
q. A. taylor
mol Gfrersi Frosrff 49,.
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HANGING PROOF.

IN 1888 Walter Wynkeburn was hanged
at Leicester. When cut down he was
carried in cart TO the cemetery Of the
Holy Sepulchre in that city. He gradu-
ally regained sensibility while the cart
was rumbling along and escaped with
life. Similarly in the fifteenth century
DR.. Plat mentions the strange case OF
Swiss. on the authority Of DR.. Walker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

CALL AND SEE THE NEW STORE
~ next door to the Cohen buiidingl
TOYS from hTemblrg
LIVE BIRDS from Mozambique,
PRESENTS from Paris.
PICTURES from CaIauia,
ALBUMS from London.
kIChsHAWS from Coimbra-
No. ~ esst Broad street
ROBERT AMOS.
60 $685. Proprietor aud Sole Lessee.
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AMT BREATHE.

piAIples. black-heais, red. rough, chappea and
WI OF Y skLn nreYenLea by NlTIcunA soLr
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SCHEDULE N EFFscr AUeUsrnla,

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAN
~ ROAD.
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TLANTlO COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PgrgRsBURa RAILgOD
TIMETABLE
tomrnerrinr ~ NIat. AtfI- l-, ..h
trains on this road win run ss follows
TRAINS sOL lhHAhD.
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MORE srsPI0IoVs CAsrs.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. September o.
The americans Decatur (Ala) special
says: Three or four suspicious cases baye
shown their genuineness and one or two
colored nurses have been taken down
with the disease. One death occurred
last night. Total number of cases to
date, 30 total number OF deaths, &.
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CHARLES G. EDDY. Ni-o-ir.n.
General once. k0AL .t. fl.
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PHILADELPHIA, September 29.-The
Norwegian brig Hardi was this evening
working her way into the Delaware capes
in helpless condition, part OF the
crew having died of yellow-fever and
nearly all of those living were unable to
get out of their hunks, being delrious.
The Hardi is bound from Guam
tautame, Cuba, for Boston with bag
sugar and was spoken by the pilot-boat
Edmunds. Captain Nelson, who was
the only one on the vessel allie to get
around the decks, reported that three OF
the sailors had died and were buried at
sea. The disease broke out when the
Hardi was short distance Of tho east
end OF Cuba. The sick men were in
such a state OF delirium, Captain Mellon
reported, that it was almost impossible
TO keep them on board The Hardi Will
be stopped at Delaware Breakwater sta
ton for thorough examination and dis
injection.
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FEsEU Try :, ISss.-No. q trace whatsoever OF
ths disease from which suffered has shown H.
self since my euro. GEORGE COIEY.
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ever, to remain concealed, and men OF
superior position took up the matter.
Sir William Pity, DR.. Wallis, and DR..
Clarke, who az that time filed the three
Offices Of professor OF anatomy, president
of Maqdalen College, and vice-chancellor
Of Oxford University, being present at
the intended dissection, perceived that
tie heaying Of the bosom WIS followed
by slight rattling in her throat DR..
Plat writes OF this case as follows /:
Hereupon, desistiEg from their former
purpose, they presently used means for
her recovery by opening Il vein, laying
her in a warm bed, and using divers
remedies respecting her senseless-
ness, head. throat, and chest, inso-
much that within fourteen hours she be-
gan TO speak, and the next day talked
and prayed heartily" During the time
OF her recovering the officers concerned
in her execution would have had her
away Rgnin to have the execution COM
pleted. but ty the mediation OF the
worthy doctors aud some other friends
with tue then Governor OF tue city, Colo
mel Kelsey, there was a guard set upon
her 10 hinder al further disturbance till
he had sued cut her pardon from the
powers then in being, thousands of peo-
PIE II tie mean tins coming to see her,
and magnifying the just providence Of
Heaven in thus asserting her innocence
OF murder.
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QUARANTINE ABOLISHED.

MEMPHIS, TENS.. September 29.-The
first through passenger train Tor several
days on the Louisville, New Orleans and
Texas railroad leEt here this evening for
New Orleans. The road is now open at
all points, Yicksburg this afternoon
having raised her non-in;ercourse qua
rantine. Very nearly all the small towns
in this vicinity have also abolished qua
rantine and drawn in their shotgun bri-
gadeS. Business has fairly improved.
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OICHMOND. FREDEElCh5o.
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time