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hMuSE MtNrs.
The Academy, The Theatre, Ac,

| Another fine house greeted GOODYEAR.
Cook and Dillon's Minstrels al the Acad.
amy las, night, and noticeable feature
was the appearance Of so many ladies'.
The performance was thoroughly enjoyed
and heartily laughed at throughout. This
excellent minstrel troupe appear for the
last time this season tonight A special
ladies' matinee will be given this after
noon. .n 80
RUNNING WILD.
Running Wildn attracted good
house at the Theatre last night. The
explosion of pent.up fun" In the play
caused considerable amusement and ap-
plause among the audience. 1t will Do
produced at matinee to-day, and again
TO night.
The next attraction will be Mr. Cres-
ton Clarke, who begins an engagement
on Monday in series of standard plays,
in which Hamlet The Fools Re-
venge," Lady of Lyons aud "Mer-
chant OF Venice will be presented.
ENGLASD's GOLDEN AGE.
The audience at the Y. M. G. A. last
night was much larger than on Thursday
evening and deep interest was mani
tested In the many beautifully colored
views Of old abbeys, hunting scenes, pal
aces, etc, as they appeared upon the i'm
mense canvas with the aid Of the strong
calcium light and powerful stereopticOn.
| Among the handsome views shown and
described none appeared to interest more
than those Of Queen Nictoris's private
apartments, and the elegant grounds
about Kenslngton.
The dining room in which General
Grant dined with the Queen, with It's
bright tints and beautiful colors WAS
greatly admired also the throne room OF
Great Britain. Tonight Mr.. Bolton
takes his audience to London, the
Worlds Metropolis" and will spend the
evening at the great Tower, the houses
OF Parliament and other places of his
toric interest In the largest city OF the
world.
OPERA HOUSE.
Last night the Marioneites again ap.
peared before big house and made their
usual success. Tonight ends the engage
ment OF this novelty company with an
entire change OF programme, when the
leading prize will be complete suit OF
bedroom furniture valued at $40. This
afternoon special matinee for ladies'
and children will be given, and as spe.
clsl inducement lady's solid gold watch
will be given away, and over two hun
dred fine French imported dolls will be
distributed amongst the little ones. All
children attending the matinee will posi-
lively received souvenir. The admission
to the matinee will be children 10 cents,
adults, %.
THE NUsEE.
The Musee Theatre still proves ex-
ceedingly attractive, and the perform
ances given there are highly appreciated
by the audiences. This Is "mastodon
variety show" and is always very en-
tertaining.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Current Events OF In
terest at Home and
Abroad.
THE IAsr DAYS OF THE COSGREs
sIoNAL SESSION.
Gable Flashes and Brief kilograms.

WAsuINGroS, October 10-The Sen
ate was in session but short time to-day
and transacted no business Of impor'
tance. There we're four Senators present
during the morning hour. At its con
clusion the resolution authorizing the
Finance Committee TO continue its hear
ing on the tariff was adopted Mr..
Teller's resolution for the Investigation
of the purchase OF prisOn-made goods
by the Interior Department was with
drawn by him. Mr. COckiill presented
several letters from the Commissioners OF
internal revenue relating TO the demelhyi'
laiion Of wood alcohol. MI Allison said
that every safeguard suggested by the
commissioner bad been adopted by the
Committee on Finance at least as far as
bonded warehouses were concerned. lie
said that all the arguments in these let
ters were answered by the fact that
England and Germany bad allowed
methylated alcohol 10 be used in the
arts while they maintained a tax on dis
titled spirits.
The Committee on Indian Affairs was
authorized 10 continue during the recess
the examination ordered by the last Con
press as 10 the condition of the Indian
tribes on the reservations in Minnesota,
Dakota and Montana. The Senate then
took recess until 230, at which time
several messages from the President were
received The Senate then went into
exc. utiye session, aud at 3:05 pm. ad-
journed.
HOUSE.
The House transacted no business TO
dav. Mr.. Farquhar Of New York oh.
jected to the approval Of the Journal, and
raised the point which he made yester-
dav that the journal could not be read in
the absence Of quorum. The
Sneaker revised the ruling of the
speaker pro tenn. yesterday, and
said that if objection was made
before The reading of the journal 1t was
the duty Of the Chair TO order call oil
the roll He also held that the House
had control Of the approval OF the jour
nal To obviale misunderstanding, he
put 10 the House the question of approx
ing the journal Of yesterday and the day
before. The journal for those two days
was approved. Objections were made to
calling up bills 10 r,-audit an account be
tween the State OF Pennsylvania and the
United States and to authorize the city
of Minneapolis 10 reconstruct certain
public works. At ! o'clock the House
adjourned to 1 lock tomorrow.
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rhe sinnx Reservation.

WAsmNGToN, October i0.-An inter
prefer of the Sioux Indians who are here
in connection with the proposed pur-
chase by the Government Of part Of their
reservation, says that the Indians have
finally decided to consider the proposl'
tion of the Government, and that the re-
suit will be communicated to Secretary
Villas to-day with a view to having him
decide upon time "a hear the reasons OF
tne indians for their decision.
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THE YELLOW sCOURGE.
Latest Reports From the Fever District.

Latest Reports From the Fever District
CINCINSATI, October 10 "A Post spe-
cial from Jacksonville, Fla, says No
deaths from the fever up TO noon, save
J. Walter, New York nurse, who died
last night after the official bulletin was
issued. Sixteen new cases have been re-
ported. The weather is warm and pleas
ant.
MORE SUBSCRIPTIONS FROM RICHMOND.
Mayor Ellyson has received the follow
ing additional subscriptions to the yell
low-fever fund
EMPLOYEES B. +. Johnson q CO............... -
member OF Emmrlus Church ............ i
Mayor Enyson received yesterday an
acknowledgement from Acting Mayor
Gerow. of jacksonville, of the receipt Of
$500, which was sent him one day last
week. This makes more than twenty
one hundred dollars sent to Florida by
Mayor Ellyson for the yellow-fever suf-
feIers
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shnt q Man for RIO.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, October l9.-Joseph
Ioewenslein vas shot and killed at his
place OF business in this city by Joseph
Eord Of Maryland Eord and a man
named Sales had been involved in dis
pute. which led to bet of $40 Loew-
enstein was made stakeholder. After
wards Eord desired TO withdraw his bet,
bit Loewenstein declined 10 refund his
money except upon an order from Sales
Eord drew his revolver and shot Loew-
ens,ein through the abdomen, killing him
instantly. Both men are well known
here and wealthy. Eord has been ar
resfed
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THE wmITECHAPEL MURDERS.
A Gennine sensation Created.

NEW York, October IA special to
the World from London says he mass
of absurd false clues Of unlimited arrests
of the wrong men, which have almost
turned the pursuit Of the Whiiechapel
murderer into a burlesque, were follow
ed last night by a genuine sensation
Nj George Lusk' a builder IS the
head of Wbitechapel vigilance
committee. Late on Tuesday night
the parcel post delivery left box at his
house Upon opening it he discovered
a meaty substance which smelled very
strong and which be Judged to be
the hall of kidney belonging TO some
animal Inclosed in the box was the fol
lowing letter 81 send you half Of the
kidney ! took from one Of the women.
| preserved il for you T'other piece |
fried and ate. II was very nice may
send You the bloody knife, that took it
out if you only wait a while longer"
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LEMON ELIXIR.
4 Pleasant Lemon DrinL


DR.. II. Mozley's Lemon Elexir Is pre-
pared hom the fresh juice of Lemons
combined with other vegetable liver ton
les, cathartics, aromatic stimulants and
blood purifiers.
80 cents and 81 per bottle. Sold by
druggist generally, and by all Wholesale
druggists.
Prepared only by II. MOTLEY, N. d.,
Atlanta, Ga.
For Biliousness and constipation take
Lemon Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach Ia K
Lemon Elixir.
For sick and nervous headache take
Lemon Elixir.
For palpa,ation OF the heart take
Lemon Elixir
For sleeplessness and nervousness take
Lemon Elixir
For loss of appetite and debility take
Lemon Elixir
For feyers, malaria and chills, take
Lemon Elixir
Lemon Elexir will not fail you In any
of the above named diseases, all OF which
arise from torpid or diseased liver and
stomach.
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HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.
A Paymaster and Body Guard Wsyisid
and Murdered.

WILKEsBARRE, PA, October ia
terrible tragedy was committed in a strip
OF woods on the mountain near here this
morning. J. b. Mcclure, paymaster for
Contractor McAden, who Is building a
branch road for ue Lehigh Valley Rail
rod was on his way 10 the work 'bis
morning, accompanied by a man NAMED
Flanagan. He had s20,000 with him to
paw the men, and was shot by three
masked men in ambush, and his body
guard was murdered The horse they
were driving was also killed. All the
money is missing. Three Italians are
suspected OF The murder and robbery,
and a posse Is now in pursuit OF the
murderers. There Is great excitement.
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RICHMOND & DASyLLE X. r. Co,
OFFICE GENERAL MANAGER,

WAsnISGToS, d. c., Oct. II, 1889. }
General order No 2S:
This company having leased the rail
way aud property of the East Tennessee
Virginia & Georgia Railway Company
and operated lines. and The transfer hay
ing been made, the said East Tennessee
Virginia & Georgia railway and operated
lines will hereafter be operated by the
Richmond & DanVille Railroad Company
as lessee thereof.
The following general officers in their
respective departments will assume
charge Of the business OF the lipes so
leased for account Of the Richmond and
Danvile Railroad Company with office:
al Knoxville, Tenn c. II. Hudson, gen
eral superintendent transportation and
maintenance department; William Haun
auditor accounts department; James \
Mitchell, acting treasurer treasury de
partment.
All current obligations will be dis
charged by and all receipts and balances
collected for account of the Richmond
X Danyille Railr ad Company.
PEYTON RANDOLPH,
General Manager
Colonel Talcott Is In Washington on
business connected with the East Tennes
see. Virginia and Georgia Railway He
is expected back this evening or Monday
morning
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
nnn Co.'S Weekly Review.


New YORK, October 19.-R. G. Dun Il
Co.'S weekly review of trade will say
Another months official returns show
that the export trade is seriously retarded
by prevalent speculation. Domestic trade
continues large, and the hopeful feeling
does not cease, every interior point re-
porting business as improving and at not
a few points it is larger than year ago.
In the light Of reports received the
volume OF business is remarkably well
sustained on the whole. Notwithstanding
the influence Of political excitement.
With more persons deferring operations
because of uncertainty regarding the fu-
ture policy of the Government and with
many Others devoting much OF their time
to political activity, some diminution in
the volume of trade would be natural,
but the dispatches indicate that in all
sections of the country the impression
prevails that more active prosperous
trade may be expected after the election.
Business failures during the past seven
days number for the United States, POP
Canada, "a. Total. 224. as compared
with 227 last week and POI for the cor
responding week last year.
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Business outlook

Yellow fever has not hurt as much as was
feared la fact, business in the South, In
all lines, is moving along pretty much as
if nothing had happened. There are
breaks in transportation here and there
possibly two or three manufacturing con
Germs have closed at infected or menaced
points but no furnace has blown out, no
spinning mill, rolling mill or foundry has
suspended. About the usual supplies are
coming in; the cotton trade is about nor
mai, the baggng trust giving that line
more trouble than the fever. Except in
rare instances the fever scare has had no
effect at all on building operations in
fact they have increased rapidly in the
great manufacturing and trading centers
OF the South since September 20. Now
that the political canvass is about closed
out, business men are encouraging them
selves in the hope that this section Of the
country is to have very active late fall
and early winter trade.-Chsttanooga
Tradesman.
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INFORMATION WANTED
of the First Man Killed on the Southern
Side During the War.


Mr Charles 7. Loehr has received a
letter frow Mr. j. c. Birdsong, late Of
Company "B," Twelfth Virginia Infan.
try, asking for Information regarding Mr..
Henry Wyatt, who enlisted In the Edge
comb Guards Of North Carolina, and was
the first man killed in the late war-in
the first engagement at Bethel Station.
The addresses Of his family, If any are
now living, is desired, so that the men,
ory of this first of the southern heroes
may be perpetusted II possible. Amy in
formation of him may be sent to Mr..
Birdsong at the Library Department,
Raleigh, North Carolina.
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'PlrrsruRc, October 10 The cannon
BAH express train on the Baltimore \
Ohio Road, due IN this city at 5i5 O'CLOCK
this morning, ran into an open switch
breaking through Y trestle In the yard
AZ Washington, Pennsylvania. The bag
gage car and sleeping coach were totaily
wrecked. James NOnsn the engineer
was killed and half dozen Others were
seriously injured.
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TELLURIDE, Col, October 1.-Two
miners named Charles and William Wei
Ter were overwhelmed 10y snow slide in
La Junta basin yesterday afternoon.
William succeeded in extricaing him
self from the drifts, and reached this
place in an exhausted condition. a party
was made up which found the body OF
the other man crushed cut Of shape by
the weight Of the avalanche.
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CHfcAGo, October l9.-The Ne'os this
morning announces the failure OF N
COrwilh & Co Continuing the Ne'cs says
From all appearances the gigantic Pig
Lead Trust or corner has bursted and with
N the Great firm OK Nathan Corwith u
Go on whose shoulders rested the
weight Of a heavy burden for months.
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CITY NEWS.
Yesterdays Report OF
Local Events and
Happenings.
JpE MEETINGS. OF THE LOCOMOTIVE
" RNGINEERe.
Notes aud General Mention,

The Brotherhood of Locomotive Enei-
neers continued In session yesterday most
OF the day.
Routine work mostly characterized the
days proceedings .
The question of the federation OF the
three branches OF the railrosd service,
Locomotive Engineers, Locomotive Fire
men and the Brotherhood of Switchmen,
was lightly touched upon, and will in all
probability eyentuato in complete con-
federacy
BANQUET.
Last night the Brotherhood went 10 the
Old Pump house, where they enjoyed q
grand ball The Richmond q Allegheny
Railroad furnished the transportation.
OTHER ATTENTIONS.
Monday next the Brotherhood will
visit the Richmond Locomotive and
Machine Works, and will there be hos
pitahly entertained They will go on the
Chesapeake d Ohio railroad, a train hav-
ing been placed at the disposal of the 10.
cal committee that day. The train VIII
leave the depot, corner of Union and
Broad streets during the morning, and
return after the reception is over.
The reporter was shown by number
OF the Engineers yesterday. who left Tor
New York on the Old Dominion steam
ship last night, letter in which they
thanked Mr.. Andrew Eyensen, the pro-
prietor OF the Old Dominion Restaurant,
for courtesies extended.
THE LADIES EETERTArNED.
Yesterday morning, at 1880 o'clock
the ladies accompanying the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers In re-
sponse TO an invitation, visited the
cheroot factory Of Mr p Whitlock on
lower Franklin street
The ladies were shown all over the
building by their hosts, Messrs. Whit
lock. Sr., and Whitlock, Jr, l.. Z. Schef-
fey, general agent; l.. e. Reed and IL.
w Iches
Among the ladies present we're Mrs
DR.. |. Conroe Nickerson, Kansas; Mrs
w. T. Pugh, Eau Claire. Wis Mrs. Danie
Horton. Kansas; Mrs John Hunt, Easton
Pa; Mrs. G. Sullivan, Chicago, Ill, Mrs
]. l.. Davis, Trinidad, Colorado; Mira. j
IL. DTlnt1dlI, IoIt tihlio'i DiNhi az
Mrs. George Royal, Mrs. George Royal
Jr., ami Miss May Royal. all of Chicago
Mrs. W. II. Hamilton, Leaven worth, X an.
Mrs. George T. Foster, Richmond, Va
Mrs. J. II. Horner Buffalo, n. Y; Mrs
William Van Fps. schenectady, N. \
Mrs. Theo. Hollinsrake. Brsntford, Ont
Mrs. l.. Bichford, Laramie, Wyomin
Territory.
The ladies were accompanied and es
corted by the local committee. They
walked all through the building, and saw
seven hundred persons at work making
cigars ami chero0ts Of which number five
hundred were girls.
Each lady was given a souvenir in the
shape Of pictures, aud package OF che
roots which their husbands will smoke at
leisure.
"Shandy Mcclure" made short
speech in which he said that il the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
did not willingly smoke the goods manu-
featured In the Richmond establishment
their wives would compel them to do so
The ladies' then left loudly pIaising the
hospitable manner with which they had
been received
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Hastings Court.

In this Court yesterday Robert Epps,
charged with forgery, was tried. The
prisoner conducted his own case and the
jury found him not guilty. Another in
dictment for forgery against Epps is
pending and will be tried next month.
VIM O'Dwyer was tried for resisting
the police He plead guilty and was
fined s. and costs
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Tall In Petroleum.

NEW YORK, October 19.-Petroleum
dropped from 92s to 81 to-day on the
news tha, several good flowing oil wells
had been discoyerd in and around Clar'
ion county. The decline caused consid
cradle excitement, but no failures were
announced up to late hour this alter
noon.
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POLICE NOTES.
Crooks and Migrants Getting Their
Deserts,

Crooks and Migrants Getting Their
Deserts.
The work Of the city police, who so
excellenily guard the city, psnned out
little In the Police Court yesterday. A
number of tram ps were sent to Jail and
will be kept there until the Exposition
ends
MR. MALLORY.
VIM Mallory who about ten days
ago struck Thomas Burgess over the
head with a piece of timber was before
the Court.
The Commonw 'switnesses were not
present and Judge Witt, counsel for the
accused, sail he would wave an examina-
tion rather than be compelled TO come to
the Police Court, day after day. He was
certain that an examination hv the exam
ing courtIwould result in an acquitial,
and was equally sure that jury would
do likewise.
HE LIKED CIGARS.
Robert Hamilton succeeded in steal
ing a box of cigars from Mr.. Z. Il. Per
kins. He will spend sixty days in Jail
without even the soace of the cigars
which he stole.
OTHER CASES.
Lee Spears (colored) went riding and
believed that he owned the earth In gen
eral, and the street he was recklessly drl-
ing on in particular. He was fined S2oo
and costs.
William Jefferson, charged with ielonl-
ously assaulting and w0unding John
Brooks with stone, was before the
court. and in the absence OF witnesses
the case was continued until October
cath.
c. A. Garrett amused himself with
cutting William Bland with knife. lie
was fined s. and costs.
If YOU want to live quite happy and
never know regrets,
Don't let your stock run down too low
in MI Sweetheart Cigarettes,
For nothing in this market into favor
has so grown
As these fine brands Of cigarettesof Car
roll K Greensboro.
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Yesterday was bright, warm and pleas
ant, but our weather prophet predicts q
cold wave coming, which viii probably
cause fires and oyercoats to be once more
in demand.
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PRICE, TWO CENTS

practical and sensible speech, which was
appreciated and applauded.
1t was decided that the club have
meeting Monday night, and st that meet
ing to decide whether all persons should
meet In uniform or not on Democratic
Day. The general idea Is that the
clubs will turn out in uniform as fas a.
possible, but where they cannot, in regu-
lar citizens dress.
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Notice.
To As PuHt:

To ne Pnjgic.
In answer to the many inquiries that
have been made at the Exposition Build
ing (where the Old Virginia Cheroots are
being msde) will say that they can be
found at any retail house that handles
cigars and tobacco, and are sold at for
10 cents. Trade supplied by my agents.
Messrs. Powers, Taylor & Co., whole
sale druggists, 1905 Main street, aud
Messrs Whis~ker, lander x Co, whole
sale and retail dealers in cigars and to-
bacco, 1923 Main street.
u WurTT oTE
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No Family

ought 10 be without box DR., Dayids 5
Vegetable Liver Pills, for they often save
from a long sick spell. Price ouly 20
cents for % pills everywhere.
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Its Lease by the X. & D.-Orders In Reia-
ton Thereto.
The following orders 10 reference to
the lease Of the East Tennessee. Virginia
and Georgia Railway Company and op-
Grated lines BY the Richmond and Dan
vile Railway Company have been is
sued
R.ASD d. RAILROAD COMPANY, D
OFfIcE OF THE PREsIDEST,
No. 2 WALL STREET,
New YORK, October II, ltso,
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7. WHITLOcK,
Factory 2004-6 Franklin street

If you want to live quite happy and
never know regrets,
Don't let your stock run down too low
In any Sweetheart" Cigarettes,
For nothing in this market into favor
has 80 rrown
AS these Lne brands Of cigarettes Of Car
roll K Greensboro.
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Smoke my SWEETHEART Cigarettes.
.n,,1s crocery Around the Corner"

"Iittle Grocery Around the Corner.
A. w. Jones, No. 4 South First street
keeps the meats and vegetables, fish and
game always in prime condition. Also
fresh butter and eggs
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A box Of Dr. Davids Veg table Liver
Pills IS worth It's weight In gold 70 q
sufferer with sick headache.
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Mr.. NJ. NJ. Dupre, local editor Of the
Charlottesville Chronicle, called at the
TINES office yesterday.
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I.Ase liall.

New YoRK. October 19.-The score
today is as followed
New Yorks, ......1 0 0 ~
:, Iouis OO1000 , 0-3
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lemon Hot Drop,

Cure all Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore
Throat, Bronchitis, Pneumonia, and all
Throat and Lung diseases. Price 20
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only by Dr. Ii. Motley. Atlantis, Ga.
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No Mercury

No Mercury
or other mineral poison IN DR.. Dayids
Vegetable Liver Pine