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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26

IfNour name Is not on the registration
lists after tomorrow II will he TOO late 10
put 10 there.
Il YOU need q transfer tomorrow u TOE
l..t DAY 20 get it and baye 70 booked.
Von ran'tyo.ein Richmond q, IN the coun-
,rv IN a transfer. you must have your
transfer recorded to-m0rroO. Otherwise you
lose your vote.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26

II your name IA not on the registration
'Sts after tomorrow IL viii be too late 10
put il there.
II you need a transfer tomorrow Is the
last day 10 eet II and hsye 10 booked.
iou can't vote In Richmond as IN The couu-
tty on q transfer. You must have your
transfer recorded tomorrow. Otherwlseyo YOU
lose your vote.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26

A Delegation consisting OF hes'rs. George
vs.. Nircr, Charlie, &. Benedict, j. sails
berry. d., Andrew II. Kellogg, James u
miller. ". G.. Moran. Sullmau Walker,
harles a. HAYDEN, Cue. Williams, 10
MrGber. Adrian fUiterer. aud Matthe" d.
Barr. from the Mecca Temple, Mystic
~,r,nc. OF New YORK city. re,ched here yes.
lerdy evening end are at the Exchange
Hotel. These gentlemen came 10 attend thf
,.,,I,r month";, meeting lat night OF Acca
Vrmulc. Mystic Shrine. which was held at
81 AIhqu~ Iial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26
more monitors

I0e Mahopac was towed up from MY
oi yesterday. and the MaobsIla9 VIII po
'rHfhi uD io-dU. when Commanoer Nc
n,l win hs,e IN Oils feet OF seven rous
% H lbe gic6moud sncbofast' winch
"o md b bail mixes below The city,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26
Necess,tles Increasing.
~ ielegraph % ~ DIspabch.

F~EnEANDINA, FLA, october 25.-New
cases 81 yellow-feyoF. 16-all colored; no
deaths. Our experience - proving that the
estimate for the relief fund FOR Feruandina
was much too small. Jacksonville is filling
her agreement, but that will not meet our
necessities. our field, both ia numbers and
extent Of territory, Is daily Increasing.
r. S SCHUYLER,
Secretary Howard AssOciatiOu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26

Governor Lee will speak IN front OF the
,,s,Le Of. house In Manchester 10 night at $50
o'clock. lie will be- preceded by MI.
charles +. Paee, Commonwealth Attorney
Of Ihat civ. The public are cordially IN
n.faA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

OcroBER gG-Martet q ict Prime. 3Hc.' eNira
rrme. axe: fancy. &c.: common, lSn2Hc.;
sneiei, 2.s2Sc. factory hant-picked, 3Aaes
NO sales 81 new peanuts rave teen reported 20
far this season. Several lots have boon received
here. but were 80 green o. lo accepted hy no
cleaners
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26

The Clay-Ward Actiyes had = fine meeting
last night. Twenty.siX ucw members were
add.d to the already long list. After The
business bad been disposed Of the c'uO was
addressed hy Hon. j. p. Muniord. Henry l.
Iarter. Esq, Alderman Capers, ana MI. l.
Il Hicks
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26
The sale Of Mackenzie. hook 90 go

Try Ancio-hmercan cah'e % enc pisDa,eh.i
HERLIN. october 2l.-rte purshurg
Court hos declared enc s1i,.se 81 tie pub
llcatIon NJ Ur. Nschfrri.', work on the
case OK Tho late Emperor frtderck to BE- 81.
legal. The decree iorbIiliur the safe Of The
book IN GERMANY has been rc-riniej.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26

a%eiera0n Lodge Of Good Templsrs eiee.eu
@ night the ~lollowine officers ior tne sn,
as guarter-yiz; y. y. Wharton, sn,ss
nplsri Miss Ida Hicks, vieeIempsaf5 o'ny
DAe,' tecrelsry; j.. y. Atkinson, nens,
''1ebiyi Mrs. j. c. Wharton. slDetin'Sh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26

R~trrru0Rr. Mn. October 2l-FirrlIdl t0-iJs.
r.. ia. uer go. Afo5. nflffnrrn ant Ohio -tlct.
Sass. Northern Cerffal. fU: Cincinnati. Wash
iretnn and Buumoro ~. ~ ttl. snd salss
I.u s.9.t; consolidated sGs Donie. lle'5i do.
st9cs, 5lajlt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26
Knocked Overheard and Drowned.

NORFOLK, October 2a-The captain Of the
schooner Three FTienes to-day reported at
he custom house tbd While coming from
Port Deposit 10 Norfolk Frank ". Fields,
a seaman, was Knocked overheard and
drowned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26

Hsaf ars that re0plc hnvo appreciated Julien
Hilfurit hrrrIiR Ily. Which las won dnliol-
straioi hy t.a crowds Whn fislt ab storp iailg,
aud gho purchase fuHw uim lbo most reliable
medicinal aId iaulY iSI4.rs-lnloruod aui a0-
mcrcc. Then. az to has .hury DrurfA'A ney
n0cd NJ commrut lh stDIo ts lHe eisst Ahil
street. t8o doors below tno DlTdteh 0nice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26

II your name ts not on the registration
flsis after tomorrow IL viii be too late 10
put ~ there,
n Won need q transfer tomorrow is the
last DAY tO GET itand have 1t booked.
You cant vote m RIcnmonda Is ion the %
try ON a transfer. You must have your
transfer recorded ~t0-rnorfOfn. Otherwise you
lose VOUr Vufn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26
POLITICAL STOCKS.
BULLS ON TARIFF REFoRn PUSH QUO
TArTsEs ABOVE PAR.
Book-kaking-Hsavy Purses for the Ma
tionsl Rscs-Ths Way in Which
Honey Talked.
r~phIlndelphia Tfmes1


Barber 5. H. Helms. Of 1888 Columbia
avenue, persisted ia decsring that In pitch
ina the political Quoits Tippecsnoe wouls
make the most ringers When Frederick
GlEsser asserted that the heir OF hls grand
father was too weak to get anywhere near
The spike Helms flashed $3.50 in the air and
the other ehearfuily covered IL.
A friend Of Closer. learning oil the trans
action, at once invaded the bsrber's pool
room, loaded with $500 bills. That, he said,
was 10 hack no his opinion that the second
term quot pitcher could plant them down
close enough 20 the spike % win the game.
Barber Heins put up 1900 against the $500
bill and the anonymous friend OF Closer
was more than satisfied.
Builder Harry Shoeh took another dyer IN
the political market when be found that he
could buy $500 worth Of Harrison for 500.
H. had been buying HE stock at par and
thought IL cheap al the lower hgures.
SELLING POOLS or r. WHITE HOUSE.
Prank Daily. the w~sil4suOwu liyeryman Of
Adelphi street. went into the pools and
bought the White House nag Tor $500. tie
said he had $500 more with which TO back bis
fsyoritc PAGER against tho deid.
Mercantile Appraiser David ". Martin
adted q $1,000 block 20 his investments IN
Buffalo stock. William N. Singerly put the
margins in bis safe. Mr.. Martin Il now
on the loBg side OF tho market 10 The
extent Of about $4,000. lie has a couple OF
1900 notes Tor further Investment
Magistrate South eovenanted with Bob
Steel % forfeit $1,000 IL The Wabash amateur
don't pull away from the Lake Erie sculier
in the November straightaway. Bob steel
was said 20 represent in the transaction a
man named Thinner, who Is confident that
the present Champion will have his boat
sawed or get sand-baggcd before the race
! comes of.
Joseph !. Read. father OF United States
District. Attorney John r. Read, backed up
the great Buffalo kuOcker-out Tor bis Noycm-
Der mill 10 the extent Of so.
SUBURBAN B%ooK.H4EING.
The book.makcrs OF The suburbs did not
neglect their opportunities. some o. the
Frsnklord sports made picturesque cove
| nanis. a h0cal club ~ many members viii
/ drtnk champagne AZ the oXpcn5e of $. ".
Smith II the Buffalo boy pitches me most
pennies into the pot. and II be dou't Clinton
Yonkers will foot me bin. Hugh Nu.ty rs Q
bu1 on tariff reform for ti0o- Representa-
tive Benjamin Jones has snorted Zoe same
stock on 800 margin. Two Jacksonian
champions. Kidney and kteenscimidt have
douned ne reform gloves against TWO high
tax athlete. Peters and Abrams.
1ohn TAYLOR rgs made up roe biggest book
I'm Frankforl. lie bias $1,000 on toe Admin
i|.lrati0u Jockey. aud anOtncr $1,000 that inc
tos-or from thc West viii not pitch 10000
more pennies into the Pennsylvania pot than
hs opponent from the capital.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26

DULANE-DioL ~ uio ushioneo of Dor hon.
f. IaW. e.. ~. Jart. s0. OF T~s+uv~eifb HrvfL
thursday. OcaDbe4 3jnl. "a gsartsr D2ociock
g. b.. NH. HAIRtf o. bDlAAL la no
-0senty-uEft year ~ her HEn.
Tho funeral viii ulao paao from thn rcti1olce
at O'Clock TO-DAY. inkifaenl nt lciersbtnS
KosS-Dicd, Wednesday,. ati IN HILidAf
KOSS; ored nfty-uine yesrs md Ten m0hla.
WIS rhouid our touas NJ surF0W dow
Whom I'D ps-Eln he oHu
And BIDS Dom le8Ye a world g woe
F3r 10 imu4srtal croNnf
Tsan bet 0tF SIRIUS Oanao I'd hDpi
ts0d has r~renllri iiis own,
BuLlrt oar leaTis ia ouBrg WOO
Sull so 9hy VIII 30 done.
A fathoy hDs gone from fh's valley 81 pain,
4 wife has ist what She cannot fugAo.
His frfen1s nro d1pffyyi ~ a m9ioi mcst bright,
But h4s spirit - eros nsi in realms u nghL
Fdnoral Wfu nko pla-o uOn st loinIs Ger
mao lasBerau churct TODAY m ~ =. N,
ptrnds and acq0aiatsHccs respectfully nYtloi
- alsSua.
WashingtOn aud BaitimOrc papers please cop..
TALIAFERRo-Dtod yesterday. at ! =. ~,
nrA g. T.. affs 81 W. r.. 1shaierro, ia $40 hfty-
fourth yc8r a h0r age.
Puneral Ion hor lsfo rnsicoDcr, Ai9 Yenabie
strasL rHH A~fTkKaOON t3OciocA tdonis
and relatives inyitsc y attsuf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26
The Peapui Trust oissoI,es.

Especial iDif-fhN I'd ih' bi9NtF1h-l
Norr0iE. october 1.-The peanut trust
here. known for a year or more under the
nsmc oi the ". giuia Wlrchouse and Sup
r.cmrui Company. us- dissolved yesterday.
The company ul- during is existence con-
tro..cd sDouf a1 pei cent. Of the PEANUT bust.
up.s % GOO, country. The preliminary meet
iuE 0f the tust looiiog % It's dissolution
Ng- lfid DO Richmond Tucs0ay. The CON
ference adjourned 90 meet in Norfolk.
After di.cu-.ile me matter thoroughly
tae mru,lefs decided dat they were
not satisfied with tho efficacy 0i tle
machinery Iu u-o BOB cleaning toe peanuts, OF
tlatth.y could hold te patents. IN view oi
these isct-i 80 wa decided t0 wind 49, the Of
fiIr. ri the .ufst or combination, and IT, a.
fairs layc been placed 10 the hands Of a truss
ic..
AZ o. meeting OF che directors of the Nor
fox Storage Peanut Company IL was decided
20 dec arc q dividend oi CD per cent. on ifs
capital stock.
7he Walters Peanut Company also held p
meeting ~ its directors and declared "a diyi-
lenl Of - ger cent.
Ihe dissolution OF the trnSt viii do away
with tle ROYALTY ou Oh machinery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26

..as, afternoon Henry Morton kleli'
nam about twenty-five lc7is Ola.
I.ru.tia Morton, "a Young woman ol
Iu.uts. were atr,strd ou ibe charge oil
$50 diamond rings, a stail-pln. anu
..rf stud. ail NaiIed ai about 1tVO' IRON
.l.iItr.a Brosf-,trert lcweler.
..r entered hi, store snd said they
.I... t, trv "a diamond ring. Mr.. hohler
.. t4.m come rug.. Thy d%etloed TO
.. bat bought pair Of car-rlugs ana
GOO doisr iu part payment. Nh,n '".
r i.st ieit the store Mf. hyhlef i"Un'
1870 diamond ungs, a scsti-piu' "ua q
lad been removed from The case ana
Damon rings, valued a. $40, suns'l-
|fo t1tir place.
l.lie. aere informed Of What han oc-
rl snd the man Wa soon arrested ~
, wilkinson. Taiiey, aud Au'lln' ING
was found a. the CHESAPEAKE anu
f,a.t and was also arrested oo,u
u,rc taken TO The second se"''ou'
am
people were stopping At hzsAieis
,...g House. On Ninth street, aod thelI
, ws- searched by the police V"'
. % tls stolen jeNelry found.
t1.tirkeiA % tho value Of x215' nousu'
Fpa York. were found Ia searching thv
.r.
.s parties will he before Justice Cruteh'
i1f Trial this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26

T. %. v~AfTNmINr. tF N. frf.. os sli. -
toHulg ostaDu,hm..t.'cle Dafi aDi "a.
Haul rIrtrtA
JAMFsB o.. E.AM.6 or. 49,. trustee 'aisoi vacant
Doc on Oface street ut.f.eu lh.ly--e'uiiA
ans iwcuty.fthtH.
H. SELDOM TAYLOR. ~ D. ~, Doe on r''ii. it
corner ~ laTa HVcuIo ard Harrison futnk
&c. YENABLF anf joins Kik.Y. rlstoes,
stglui.n- ufor farm .uoen as " Aulieula'
y. p. VALENTINE. ios a. e., furniture, stoyoa
cuuut,rA &c.
WILLlAn JGNhIS5. 1890 A. 9., bananas &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26
uonds~ accepted.

rBy telegraph to me DispSieAl
v.sgnoroN. d. C.. October - S ISs
hara ener,ugs to-day sggfegase1 So'V'o'V'
Accented. s2O2, 400 all H's-al iOSs'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26

After diphthert. scariet-ieyer, or pneumo-
Ma Hoods Sarsaysfiiia will give strength 70
tbs systssa and expeI all poison from the
hiood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26
ENGINEERS WORK.
.brYs UPON Yesterdays SESSIONS or
fByBB0rHERBooBs CONVENTION.
oe,,rs Fisotsd~oovernor Hill Endorsed
end Thanked Federation and the
strike-hdj ournment Talk.

ote motherhood Of Locomotive Tnei.
held thcir tvo sessions as usual ,es,er.
a ueiYi6ere Hall, but transacted very
.aor than routine business, and not
% thi' was Of a character thst wonld
interest &c general pubic. The mem.
.. fac convention obey well their in.
r> not 20 disciose the proceedings OF
.lt, and The opportunities OF the news.
H.u avail but ntto. The greater nor.
th, csrlicr days Of The week was
n pleasure rather than labor. and
tho motnlng sitting Yesterday was
f' tnI-hing up business the consii-
Which lad begun 90 an EARLIER day,
E~lFcTloNS.
~ f. afternoon thc convention proceed.
.nl.e'c thc election Of H.. grand oni-
H.. George T.. poherty, 81 Boston.
Hf- elected grand chaplain, % sue.
s. long. and W. -. Hu-kev. Of
.'n. lt., was chosen grand guide
N p.Iicv, present incumbent. The
.f t"o otstcrs bv q body the SIZE of
sri iva tut mode practiced bv the
..'I Of itseit taxes some two hours
rN' HefSG C|oyFn>oG HILL.
..su. 90 Acrou. Ohio. offered the
nH'ch was adopted unanimously
great applause
nvid D. llii, Esq, Governor Of
Sow York. has ty his appoint
Ir.lAcr b.. Uicasrd 60 tle position
ai c'mnissi0uor recognized us IS
stan' therefore lei
t.L Ibst We, the members 81 the
fH rDaWsl convention. desire % *.
.puIeciaitou Of the same
..f f%art.fr, That Ne tender 10 Cow
.' Huf SINCERE thanks for his ap-
81 Brother a.. Richard as railroad
a..r. aDd ZOO 90 doing we consider
... f.r fhe ncst interest NJ the citizens
..f. ui bich Dee is Che Chief Eyecti-
.t.f o. That a copy 81 these resolu.
.iteu io The Associaied Press for
.r. end copy Dee sent 90 Governor
$500 toal Of thc grand officers.
INSURANCE MA1TErs.
.l. Yft'erdav, Wednesday was the
..-f exclusively Tor Che rouslicra-
r.lfsrs r,lalIugto Tho Brotherhsodps
Association, which now has be-
..g aul eight thousand member,
...e rapidly. President T.. ".
.. .cr,tIlF q. s.. ireIaaam were
..a.d f.r another year.
L"f'.rfr' chang" made in ihe I've
tl. adoption Of q resolution nutb0-
.sr- .i the associItl0u 90 hold ~
f.-'. poici', for $1,000 esch,
t-flt 100 one person can bold
snN. The terms arc moderate,
oi th1.e who join 80 90 take out
.H.
..fertlon hc'i I'm New York two
iNe claims = eleven meme
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26

TORT OF RICHMOND. OcTosKE % isS2
AREIgEn.
steamer Ariel. Doyo. Norfolk. m~erchnDitsa
passsugurs, Uuftod states mail &c. L Il fatum,
agent
schooner j. u Aanning, Bridal. fhilnfei-
phts, coal, =. n. Eas8s.
SCHOONER FTnBk q. Dow, holioy, heunobtc,
lee, Richmond Leo Company.
FORP OF NEWPORT NKWs. OCTOBER - i5ss.
by Telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamship Wersieydaio, Waiiors, New Iofk,
70 Dad coal fUr Lol,n.
steamship Kmutsford. Liverpool. o. coal.
Steam-hip Guyan1Otta hciloy, Ncs York, ana
sailed f1F New York, merchandise
schOOners Zaleua. Kenyon, new YORK; Mary
Freoland. Now LOndOn-bJth % l0ad coal.
gAlLED.
steamship KnuEford. Vera Cruz, having
coslsd.
Tug l.. G. Ward. with barge Timour. Boston,
cargo cOsL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26
OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTIONS rHKRswIrH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Record Of the New York and Richmond
Stock Txohsuge-Grain, Flour, Cot
ton, Meat, and 0thsr Quotations
by telegraph to the Dlspasch-l

WASHINGTON. d. C., October sS-For
Virginia. rain, warmer eoatheasterly
RAIN winds, becoming nouheasteriy.
~ For North Carolina, rata, stationary
- Temperature easteriy backing 70 north
eriy winds, brisk on tho ossk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26

s.,v.,,on on Is a speedy and permanent
Cor an pair. II extirnaies The cause
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26

AEUsIC-SIX SHEETS FOR DC
vi Vocal and Instrumental selsciions nom
90 pest compo@erA BY mall O cents. 1his Of
Ter Is for a short time only. w. II. AADbk-
sON, nuxc and PsrtjdlcaA ~ east Broad
street kichmCud, Va oczrlF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26

coV1oS REPORT.

W1 quote. Vino. a. 5llIgJ euper1ne. BTAa
f. sE.rl. 8|lIJefk7s fanny, {iasLJJ. patton.
iall.y, .0lntrI WHtgA-J
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26
Range OF Thermometer Yesterday;

THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
fair In the morning. cloudy In the evening, aud
rainy 80 midnight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-26
nAHKETs BY TELEGRAPH


N.M t0AA
Nsw YORK. Ocl0u8r 2N-Cotton quot: sslcs.
.3 halas. uppAuds. g Belle Orleans, . l5~l6c 4.
goo realDN $3.50 l1ins. exports-tO Great Bril-
tniu. e.iIt hAss. D. she lOnttDaut, z.f3i unL's
ftJok, 5t8Ik8 ualee. -oIlncru dvaT @heanged
Nl.s- i8l. higf 81; opr,ns iaRHr w ior aud
str0lg. NJ. z red. DciOboK. closing a. NV
Nof.-fer, tLuh ssLilh, DooemDer. Nu4a
fLI8pN. Com weak oIlaous ouA 0ud iag.
higher. Octoher, DAc; NoyomD~T, ~ elgA e. f;
Doeen 0oT, auas1O~o. Oats 3ahn SWpr. o.
u.us GuH All steesiy October. 8AG NUyeW-
l.r. B1-arOhc: D-cember, BfkG3l & HopS
a.saiT nud dnlsL Cofico-OpnOns ciored barely
sfealy aai 3tt3 U0iu,a dawe october. tl2tDa
g4l5, November. 8A5lHlAB. spot Rio quot
e. 500. -uHar duli rotnes1 quisL No
laas.s nominaL Rice quiet nut nrm. Potro-
I~4iu lIir. ART nIn rr1nsrt. g4c. COtlof~
so-d oI ulm: crude 900 41r. yelkow, 5l1@,. Tai
I.8 4.l.c aud strynF. Resin 4 not Turpennre
easier ~ ffsr. i1foa qlieL Wool quiet furt
lart All steady Beef quiut aud HeRdy. Eeof
hams sfsli7. iierrei 8eri -care. cigy-eXEa In
Ia mes.. Iqa2J- Cutmeats fuIL Middlee dun.
Lard dun; po-torn steam. $780,, eloaiBg az $50;
Drfo-er. $500, No,omber, 800. trolGhts
steady.
CHICAGO
CErcaGn. October G-rho cash quotations
we're FOlr o4let and unchanged. No. 2
suung wheaL fl.l3s No rod. BLl3k. No. z
r.~n. Al e.. so. 2 oats. 2isc. hesrpOrk. tl4.73.
Lard. r-3J. Sh0r~uD yiics. So Dry-snl1si
~holltera G.; shortcicar sides, SA51s- Wis
ker, $50
Ino .seding fatlrss ranged as follows:
ODsutBl NtyhE li0gfaI
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-10
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SHOOTING AT FOLSOM.
A Convict Fired Upon by yisitor-Jeai-
ousy the Cause.

A Convict Fired Upon by q yisitor-Jeai-
ousy the Cause.
A young man named w. Z. Tolley, from
Oakland, says RECORD UNION correspond
emf, went to the Folsom State Prison on
the early train yesterday morning and
asked to see convict Charles Wadleigh.
serving five-year sentence from San Fran
cisco for felony. Captain Murphy, after
questioning Tolley, referred the applicant
70 the Warden. Warden Aull refused his
consent to the interview, as Tollev
seemed considerably agitated and claimed
that Wadleigh had alienated his wife
from him. AT half-past eleven, as
the conyicts were filing in through
the prison gates. Tollev suddenly drew q
pistol and fired several shots at Wadleigh.
none of the shots striking the latter, how
ever, but one of them infiicting a flesh
wound on the back of convict Videl. The
prompt orders of the Warden and Captain
of the Guard prevented panic and order
was Immediately restored. The shooter
was promptly secured by order of the
Warden, and the Folsom police telegrapbed
for. The cause of the shooting is jealousy.
Wadieigh having placed young woman
whom Tolley is married to, in brothel
for which offense he is serving his present
sentence. Tolley has only lately become
aware of his wife's antecedents. She now
refuses to live with her husband and is sus-
pected of having a lurking attachment for
Wadleigh.
A telegram from Folsom last night says :
w. L.. Tolley, who this morning emptied
pistol at a convict in The line as he was
passing into dinner, had an examination
this afternoon before Justice Sturgis, who
held him over in $4,000 bail on charge OF
assault to murder
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

About forty of the members of the Olive
Branch Ladies' Society gave surprise
parry Saturday evening to Mrs Julia Pat
terson, it being her sixty-seventh birthday.
Refreshments were served, after which the
company left for their several homes.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
by. Vaughn. San Francisco; Mrs. W. H.
Robe, Mrs. J. H. Rsbie, Lincoln; E. Dit
worth, Illinois; G. P. Berry, Wheatland :;
VIM. Hood, Apologize; T. r. Stephens,
Placervile; Mrs. E. Layton and child,
Oakland; N. B. Brown and wife, Kansas !;
Geo. b. Johnson. CORTLAND: Dr. John N.
Turner, Woodbury., n. j; w. Comming,
New Zealand Paul Trembly, Truckee; T.
II. Holmes, Delta.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday K H. Dengler. New York: George
Cook, Boston; George H Barbour and wife,
Mrs. Grace Barbour, Detroit. Mich; Mrs.
Prenfiss. Pleasant Grove: J. K. Hartman
and wife, Miss Hartman, Chicago; DR.. A.
X. Becker, Arnold Becker, Mrs Z. c. Pond,
Miss K. c. Rankin, Berkeley; F. Dudley
and wife, Portland, Me- Delaney Stone,
Oakland: S. Genodino, st. Louis, Mo-; S.
+. Boyle, San Francisco; Horatio P. Law
renee, Oakland, and c. W. West, st. Louis,
No
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the Rural Ve1-monter. From 1850 to 1860.
under low tariff, sheep increased in the
United States about 81 per cent. From
1860 to 1870, under a protective tariff, the
increase was q per cent, and during she
succeeding decade Al per cent. In 1888 a
reduction Of 10 per cent. upon ~ool was
ordered, and as result, from 1884 to 1887.
the decline in sheep-raising was as steady as
was the former increase, Until it amounted
to over 100000 sheep, whereas the in
crease should have been more than 6,O0O,
600 to that date. Imported wool between
1884 and 1887 increased by 100000
pounds, when, according to previous con-
ditions, it should have fallen off IS, DOC. 900
pounds. In 1887 wooden goods were i'm
ported requiring for their manufacture
l50,0o0000 pounds of wool, and there was
paid to foreignersS1 900, 600 for wool and
WOODEN goods that ought to have been pro-
duced at home. These figures apply di-
rectly to the wool-growing industry upon
the Pacific coast where without protection
it is thrown into direct competition with
the Australian and South American pro-
duct.