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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
JUDGE THURMAN
ReyaIIy Reeeivea-He Makes an In
thustRsttc speech.
by telegraph 70 tne DIspatoh-l


PFgu. lNn., October lS.-Ii Is estimaied
that sully 10000 people were In town during
tbe morning, mauy Of whom left before Tue
meetings OF the afternoon. AZ which time
there were probably $4,000 people IN the
city. While the crowd was not 30 great rs
Al Sheibyyile, it was much strOnger-iungtd,
and gave Judge Thurman 4 royal welcome.
The Judge spoke rs follows:
NV frieHds, canuOt express the pleasure
that have enjoyed on the occasion Of tins
trip. Everywhere that | have been I have
met with the kindest and most cordial recep-
ton. and to-day Is another proof OF your
hospitality and your Kindness. avn glad
NV friends, 10 be with you to-day. am glad
20 witness that zeal in the Democratic cause
that have never seen exceeded In all my
lie. fAbpBuse.l | am glad 70 know that
Indiana is fully aroused 70 sense OF her
duly, and that she and her Democracy
realize the fact that 4 they give the vote OF
this noble old State 10 Grover Cleveland DIS
election IL assured. may SAY that have
no fears on that account. believe from
Mai have beard, from what l have seen.
and from what my friends, in whose words l
haze the utmost reliance, have told me. and
ln view Of TIE Roble history Of the DsmOc-
racy OF Indiana that they will DO their full
duty this year and save the republic. lGrea!
spplanse.i You can DO it and l believe that
you viii DO It.
Now, my friends, must speak to you
somewhat briefly. for haVe been speaking
ali the week and have 10 spesk every day
snd eyeniog from now until the week shall
end. / have therefore TO husband my voice
so that may not break down, aud may not
give some shadow Of T.roOi 10 What our po-
Iitieal ot.poaents ore say lax, that am a poor,
dcerepid old man. Well, they say no man
Is Judge ia tss own case; but All have 20
su upon thai Is thai Il poor, deerepm oid
MAJ can travel thousands OF miles N ! nave
done. apd make the number OF speeches ieal
/ have made, aud talk 10 people ana ENJOY
their society Is have doae, wooia uAe 70
k,og Wis, a well man Is. LApplause
From New York 10 the MississinDi river !
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

.'W lNia liHt 0.l.J
Tho East Irnue -ce, Virginia and Geor-
gIa railroad system ls now being operated
by tho Richmond aud DanNile Company.
The physical possession passed yesterday
afternoon. g. followed Immediately upon
.lc Hcnug oi lclse by General Samuel
Thomas, president Of The Ja,t Tennessee
Company, lc lg. nnd Dir. George $. scott,
president oi tHe Richmond aud Dauyle
Company, lessee. aod the signing followed
immediately upon meetings Of the Boards oi
Directors ol HIe two companies. who of-
d,rt1 b. done 80 oucr. Grucrtl-Nluagcr {.
NJ. hudson, oi tHc Eaat Tennessee ~ stem,
Nls present ahtn ODE lease vas signed, and
le Has notified thar uis services for th2 iu-
,ure would he Tor tle Richmond aud Dan
VILE Company. The lessCc5 even went SO
l4r ia taking possession a3 90 Gao the iun-
.heon tat bad been provided in side
room FOR t1o }sst Tennessee officials.
lue trty transfer of TIE property was
ma0e ip order 90 pave nine points Oh The law
-ocHc in ease amy dissatisfied persons should
ut,mpt fY stop thc trade by injunction or
otherwise. the Aorf0li. and Western rcOple
have Shown good Dead oi anxiety 10 secure
fhe control Of tlc E8-t Tenn secs trolIlf,
ind interference 40 their instance wgs souc-
Wlot iciud TIE last Tennessee stock
.I1nrs must faliiy tht lease before 10 become
binding. lu' the managers of yesterday =
I.n. lste ro doubt cf practically uuaui-
mous vote oi approval. The necessary sixty
Iltt notice % special meeting OF stock
U.Il,rs VIII Doc given iu day or two.
'f.anuhNf. 80 IS claimed. The lease VIII Do
or.nsi,ye nY virtue I'd iaws of Virginia and
Iuursee. giving directors Of CORPORATIONS
power to aci ln -Ivh Wet'cfs, subject ~ sub
tquegf ratification bg noe stockholders.
Yle trr.s oi the LEASE aigucd yesterday
were tle s.mc as it was announced 'h1y
e.arII ha two weeks ago. TIC term is
r..if-uiuc poafs aad tho rental Is u be 33i
rcrceuf. of thc gross earnings durm- the FIRST
.rl years, SO p.r cent. during the next tve
,ar.. W percent during the tard period ~
f.r yy4rs, aGd 20 yer cent. thereafter in
uo event snail the rental fan below The
amount necessary 20 pay al fixed charges
aud D. le. cent. uu the preferred STOCK. IL
..ns cl1Iued ly alj thr directors in the ncgO-
uauous ended Yesterday that these terms
would Dee gladly accepted by the East Ten
uf..ea common stockholders.
Ihc lease was dated back 90 July J. lSsS.
The reason advanced was that 10 would DC
CASTER a. DO tlc bookkeeping bY carrying 10
forward from the beginning OF Che fiscal
wear. Onc thing will De made sure 10y the
eating back o. July l,t-tho preferred stock
h9llc.s viii SGT their Ter cent. as OF that
date.
The lease viii result i'm = good mony off
cial CHANCES ou the East Tennessee road,
and some no doubt on the Rich uond md
UauyiHe one SGT OF officers VIII be enough,
and good MANY men are uneasy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
DEATH

AUSTIS.-Died, at tho residence o. Der
rnotber, Mrs. l. A. BrOwn, ga south Pine street.
aftsr 3 long aud painful illness. Whlch she Dore
sith Christian fsrtitDde. LOffik ~. beloved
sifo 81 Joseph L Austin, IN tho tsont1-hrst
year OF her age.
Funeral from Vebablo-streot Baptist chaHch
THIS EVENING at O'oiook- frteDds a1a &c
Qaaintanoes respectfully Invited - attend.
Mills --Dled. THURSDAY morRins, oesoeer
ISfsA at 6cIock. from bomorrhago ~ no iapgs
Z. ~ Ellis IN the siKty-eishth year Of bis age.
Tho funeral will take place rom a. inte % ~
dooee. No ne north Ninth streot. fhipAf k'E-
MING. October l9sh. a. ocio,k. friends aud
atsIasintances are invited b attend
Lynchburs papers please COPY.
GORDON DIED, October lssh. Al $50 o'elock,
al Ma residence, No GU north fscnty.rrss
srraot Mr.. GEOROE n Gokl)oS. In he any,
fourth year OK his sge.
Funeral will taks place a Ridge church. hoa-
rso eOanfy. SATURDAY. Orsoper jUth. st n
o,cleck. Ersnds Of ne family are invited 70 A.
tccti
wfL.fAMS--Dled. - his fesitence eis vest
c-rr. JAMks H. WILLIAMS. Il. tao thirsy-siAtA
Tnserai xlli take plaza from West MAIN
ssoe, Bapfisi church This friday EVENING
81 sso O'Clock. frisnasof NO isnEy are iasi,sd
10 attend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
WILMINGTON

wuwfEaros, - G.. O-tohar la-1urpentnc
finn nt 4ar,c. Rnsin steafy. strained ,lkc;
good stralu8i. 90. Tar frm a. ii.fQ. Crude
turp-nilno nrm: hard, sL1o, yellow dip eui
virgin, $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

have spoken this year, and only on
oDe'occasion, when sickness that might have
afflicted any msn IN the world, however
healthy or however strong. prevented my
speaking, have failed TO keep my appoint
meus; and | will tell Won just as secret
between you and me that am going 70 Keep
II up 70 the end. lApplause.l just n sure
O. you are living tbis tough old fellsw wiz
hold out a. long ~ the next one. Az
piause1 Twill not be deferred by rainy
day, for, - you remember, the good BOOK
says "the rain faleth on The just
Is well az the unjust" l am qulte
confident that we are Just, and We have
therefore 20 take our share ofthe rain. Ap-
pl9use.1 Judge Thurman then proceeded TO
discuss the tariff and TIE question Of the sur
plus, following the same line Of argument
pursued last night % Fort Wayne. HIS
audience gave the closest attention, ire
Quenily interrupting with applause and
showing an interest and keen appreciation
Of the points made throughout bis discourse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
ncntnnfor RnraInry.

Riley Jones and Charlie Brown, the two
col,red men arrested On Tuesday night
on the charge Of breaking into ihe store u
Jasper l.. RoTe, corner OF THIRD and Broad
streets, and stealing tRo boxes OF cigars,
were before the Police Court yesterday porn
ipg. The evidence showed that Mr. Bike
O'Rourke was standing on the opposite SIDE
of the street about II O'Clock Tuesday night,
when he saw I'VE cOlored men break The glass
m the show-windOw. lie Douded Otlcer Hui
cher. who after bot pursuit arrested Brown
qs one OF the parties. Mr.. Hueher raped
Tor the policeman Oh The next beat and then
went sfter the other negro. Before Police
man Yarbrough responded 70 tbe can Brown
broke away from Mr. Tyler, bat WIS recap
hIred By Mr.. r. Mitchell, motor-man 90
tbe Electric Line. Brown sirack him a
heavy blow IN tho face and then drew a
knife and plunged the blade INTO Nr. Mitch
elPs neck. About this time officer ~
brough came up and took charge Of him aud
Jones was subsequently, captured. Both
parties were sent on 10 the grand jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

now what we want and must have isinstant
AND immediate relief IN the share OF fuel and
1000. they can get along without clothing
ny staying IN the house, tut they cannot live
Without warmth aud food. It's no small un>
dertaking 70 furnish supplies aud fuel aud
" viii require the assistance Of some of our
weailhlest mon 10 accomplish II. The people
VIII siSrvo unless they set help atloDcc."
TuE LAST CROP FAILURE.
Mr.. Harpmann then enumerated some Of
the cases which led 10 this unusual suffering
In this particular colony. IL seems that this
is the third year they have been located
here; The tfst year was devoted entIrely 10
hrc9king land and getting II ready for crops.
To DO This the settler who il without means
must mortgage his preemptlon In order 10
obtain funds 20 buy cattle and machinery
and provisions for the first year. during
which there "a no return from the land. The
stock are usually mortgaged for supplies and
the neeessarics Of life. During the second
year the crops are generally light and the
farmers don't expect much more than pay
their living expenses and the interest on
their mortgages. Last year the crops were
good deal above Che average for the second
year, and he farmers were greatly cncour-
eyed Tor the OUTLOOK for this year, and conse-
Qvcnily made big preparations for an unusu,
ally large crop, expecting 70 be able TO
feaize enough 70 pay their mortgages and
have enough ieit 10 live on until the fourth
year.
DEP ~ DEBT.
In the case 81 the Hebrew colony The
prospects were so bright n year ago that
they iol, justified in pntiing additional mort
Rsges on their lands and stock. believing
tbal they would be able to pay all indebted
ucss this fan. Had they been able 70 get
even five or six bushels per acre they could
have pulled through the winter, for the
reason that those holding the mortgages
would continue them another year II there
was n prospect o. realizing then, rather
than forecl0,e immediately. The frOsts
which came Ia August completely destroyed
all o. the wheat there was, - well rs all
vegetable, even those which are as hardy as
iuruIps. 10 IL claimed that the frost was
sufficiently severe 10 ireeze a quarter Of an
ineo ~ Zee I'm low places.
Ghe trouble lies IN tie fact that all OF the
property {. m1rtgaged to ne utmost limit now
and every resource IS exhausted for borrow
ing money for the winter expenses.
HERE's UsUHY FOR YOU.
Mr. Harpmann gave some interesting IN.
formation concerning the manner IN which
thc monev-icnGers m Dakota make their
money. IN nearly every case, he said, they
require the farmer % give o note with face
value ~ tl25 '0r loan OF 500, the isce value
of The note 90 draw j. per cent interCs, per
l0uuin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

rviclcg~arh 20 tns DlsDaich.l
NEW YORK. October lS.-Ncw York won
fhe third game Of the worlds championship
series ON IFS merits. About 1000 spectators
were present The Grants evidently went
into ne game with The determination 10 WIN,
and white their Gelding was characterized
bv dash md um, their batung was timely
and scientific The home club stole bases
With imwuty. H1uc az The Browns made
,n attempt o. pi'icr The opposing pitchers
aid excellent work Ke,ir's superiority.
however. Wa apparent. In but one In
mig ola the Browns get more than one hit,
wpi'c with mcn on bases. the New York
tsirl,r displayed great shiii. The following
is the score;
New Yorks..........2 O0100J x-4
ST. Louis.........GO OO00 OIL IL
Baec-hit--Ncw Works, 6; ~. Louis, >.
Trror.-Ncw Works. .; ~ Louis. 3. Bli-
tauts-koofe and kwlng; klog and Boyle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
uARHsaCEs.

BHUNS-IOGAk.- GA ne sft1 ~
eia & ~ the Roy. III. Charles Minnigetaie. 40
Algoma. tic mo ~ iho tti1o'- fa'hcr 'ieH " ~
KATE LNGAN 10 d. HENRY DICKSON BRUINS
II New Crisans
f,scnmond aad New Orleans papers Pierce
copy
SCHULTZ AsSER--Msrded. on Ocioher
ISM at T.. 81. ht the residence u he bride. -
norts TlUh street. Dy tie Rs,. Paul T. hengo :.
M FREDERICK =. SCHULTZ ana Mis- ANNA
CATHARINR GAsskR; both u Mis- city.
TYLER GLISS.-aaYried. October Is, is,s a..
4annn kidgo.p Hanover county, Va. BY keV.
DR. BEETLE. Mis- FANNIE, only daughter % NO
into Dr.. "a. Kush CHM. % X T. II Lsh, 10
wRENN 90 HIGGIsBOTHAM. - Married. az
"sseepy Hollow the residence a Captain No
grnssr. on wednesday mo i'm day q October.
ie32. by Rev Edmund Harrison. Miss FANNIE
WAESs 20 Mr.. DAVID hiGGlsBOIHAA. both
OF HenricO county, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
collision KnIing.
~ telosrapn 90 tlo Dlspateh.i

fIf LHlfsI hIl 20 no hloRAltll
CUANBEEsBr PA, October lo.-Iwo
PASSENGER trains on Tue CumheTand-Naley
railroad c0lldcd to-day near Shippensourg
while running az high speed. The engines
were iele.copeJ, the boiler OF one being
driven i've feet into the boiler Of the other,
and the express car on each train teiescoped
the baggage ear behind It. One baggage
master va. killed and both conductors seri-
ou,N injured. Many passengers were hurt
bat not seriously. The mail ears caught fire
and most OF the mail was destroyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

changed. whssf--soufhern quiet and stssfy
foitz. ST. featt %. LongDefry, ali4sli.r: west-
ern quiet and easier: 10. stnter rod, spos
sl.0saif.0J4; October, sL05e9i.0oA hCyerter.
fiOsAsi Ogk; December. si.0sssi OH. Corn
southern dali: wns.s. 6oa5e.; yelo~. sesse.
nominal western steady sed dull mixed. spot,
BOO October. Jc., nouiDai. ysar. a. eic Jgn-
nary. 45Hst5sc Oa9 ssfier; s0'thern AMI
Pennsylysoia, 3ias4c.; western white. a3,c
western mixed, 2sas c graded No. shit. 81
asked. lSye active ard m n AZ Gao. bsy giiet
and unchangot: primo to choice western.
ZIG s0nflZ. Provisions steady and nfni. aes,-
pork ti7. Lart.~ksnnsi. flfM bnttor actlso
All nrm: western packed. i2afsc.; best roll Ia
100: creamery. z,s2sc BYss active and firm AZ
2ia22c. Petroleum dnll snd steady. refined, 1sc.
Coffee arm: Rio cargoes, fair, iSkh5fe singer
steady; A eoff, 7hC.; COPPER refined nrn ~ lcs
lskc. whiskey quiet ond steady Al ti.xSall.-a
CHICAGO.
CRrcian. Ogt0oer tS--Ths cssh quotsa1us
vere: Flour wenker. win yery htue dQtDg. No.
spring whest fi.0aaiLC9N No rod. fi09s
HOY. No. corn. $40. No. 2 oats. Asc.
Noss.pork. siN Lari. -. short-rihs, t1s5;
shoulders, q Z5ats50. shortclesr. ssi5asA ~his-
key. fl.sa
The lssilag futures ranged ~ follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
RrcgyOTD TOBACCO MARKET.

UIIWHHN II ~
Tho Exposition. with nno weather. Is aking
the ouyors aud sellers Oh tho market to-day.
rhors was. however, some good trading early In
the day.
Ala meeting Of tho trade to-day IL was re-
solved hat next Thlrsday business be suspend
od, and mat he trade adjourn 10 agtond special
falss ,Tooacco-DaY at tho RXposItion. Sales
commence no A.. o'clock. let our buyers pre-
pare for bit prices We cannot afford % Do out
douo ly any market komombor Durham
even. ana other marEots have paid big prices On
promiun saup'es-up 20 800 and over. We ell
wan. to brsg biz on our tobacco department
from beginning b. ond, aud 50 lar Wo have tx
ceedol sll eXpec,AuOpA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

4 Philadelphia special says: Mr.. Lew
tlyn LLOYD, known on the turf As " Mr.,
Roosmore " % New York, who wss crush
et hy the sicepechssef Xangbar while jump
inpa stone wall at the City-Tr0op races yes
tcrday. l. still wing IN ST. Agnes's Hospital.
ON Broad street near the PasSyunk road.
MIR. Itoyd recovered consciousness only
after being removed 10 the hospital last
n,gbt. lie is not only bruised aud badly
shaken M. hut Is suffering from internal IN
turtles. XanCGar having rolled over her insen-
siele rider IN her wild struggles TO get TO
her feet and keep in the race after her fearful
fall This morning. Lloyd AspinwAll aud
several New YORK friends called 10 see the
injured stseplechaser and remsined some
time chatting with bin in the neatliitie room
in "A bright corner OF the big hospital. He
told them n was miracle ,hat be was not
killed. as be turned q complete somerssuls
lusi under The feet OF the tumhiing Lang0ar.
Inst before mounting Zangbar Tor the race be
exDressed fear as to the condition OF part
~ the steeplechase course and as he eantered
od 10 the post his friends sad: well
How'd. | hope YOU don't break your neck ,
After Mr.. Aspinwall and bis psrty bad
lrtt the hospital number OF professional
toekevs who had mounts 1t Point Breeze
c,ued 10 see Mr.. Lloyd before returning 10
Now York. Dr. Cassei, who has charge OF
Mr.. lloyd, SAYS that his patient viii Dc abe
10 walk about quietly In few days
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
The Emperor Return from Naples.

by AneiO-Amerlcan cable % the Dlspatch.l
ROM, October lS.-Emperor William aud
King HumOert returned from Naples 10 this
clfv to-day. They met with a similar recep-
lion 70 that given 10 Emperor William when
he first arrived here. Enormous crowds
lined the route taken by the royal party.
The Pope has instructed Cardinal Rampalla,
Papal Secretary OF state, 10 issue a circular
10 tie PaDsl nuncios at foreign Courts de-
claring that the tone OF The semEoficial
Italian newspapers with reference to En-
peror Williams visit TO the Vatican shows
hat ne Italian Government is seeking 70
render the situation Of the Pope more din
emit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

Cfe.ton Clarke will OH Monday night COM
mcuce On engagement SO lie Theatre, which
should be memomtie. The reDcriDire
chosen IS exceedingly varied and We'll oai,u-
lated % BRING out the young stars M
doubted dramatic gifts ~ all their phases.
fl Is rs follows: Monday, Hamlet, Tuesday.
Fo0Ps Revenge; wednesday matinee. Lady
u Lyons: Wednesday night, Merchant ~
Venice. Hamlet has BEEN very ludiciousy
selected IoT the opening. h is one Of Tire
mo.t popular aud bclut ful Of Shakespeare 5
irseedscs, aud il aiBays sure OF large and
intellectual audience Besides Mr. Clarke
has areidy enactAd the Prince OF Denmark
"a mi. city aud won a high reputation tn Tie
role. III, youth enables han 10 .o0A The part
10 the IRE, an advantage aot Possessed bY b.
l.. Davenport Edwin Forrest. james l..
Murdoch, and his famous uncle, Edwin
Booth, the most celebrated interpreters ~
The character IN recent years. Mr.. Clarke IS
an excellent reader, and bis iul, c.ear, and
uielcdious voice u hclT2 With wonderful e.
feet in the sublime lines Of The tragedy.
TIE support 3, composed o. Russ Whytal,
Cl~s Clement. T.. l.. Snador, Rankin DuYfi
Edm0nt Mortimer, George &. Rohns D, W..
"a. Bokee. Charlie, CHARTERS. Edward NoiRhb
Wifred Clarke, hi.s Fie'ory Balcman' Mr..
Augu.ta Foster, Miss Matte Wood, ana
Mss Emma FOs.e,t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
Bonds Issued 20 Improve the Road.
~ l.l...rnnn m ne nianntrhl

KNOXVILLE, TENN~ October ls.-The
stockholders of tbe East Tennessee, virginia
and Georgia railway met to-day IN called
meeting 10 consider the advisaoi'ity % Is
suing c8.Oo0.Oc0 in bends, 10 he known rs
Ei,t Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia rail-
way Improvement aud equipment bonds.
OF $4,000 shares Of capital stock 1900
were rtprr-ented. ONLY twenty shares vote d
against are proposed issue. The bonds VIII
b. used 10 Improve the road by the purchase
Of aldifioasl rolling stock, 10 build feeders,
md extend lines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
LAST NIGHTS AnussmEsrS
The entertainments on the boards
or Richmond.

Running Wild worked its Wild vii, at the
Theatre last night, and a very entertaining
performance II was. The audiences was KEPT
IN laughter from the rise 10 tue fan ~ the
curtain. sir. John Wild "a Dolly Float
was good az "The Man Who's Running
Wild.v and Mr. Bradshaw IS Barry Cassidy,
Mr.. Kendrick, Mr.. Butter, and Mr.. Sans
leF ell filed their parts 10 the amusement
OF large audience, while The Misses Mer-
riil, Adele BRAY, Lottie Hide, May Sheri-
dan, and Miss 81. George Uussey received
much applause. The songs we're ali ehcored
and the dances were good add novel.
This piece Is one that gives an abundant
fund Of amusement, OF which the company
thoroughly await themselves. In the second
ret the duet between Dir. WIG ana MISS
Merrill got 4 triple encore. u was iuli OF
satire upon the many well.known entertain
ments on the road.
The play will be repeated tonight
AT TUE MOZART.
At the Mozart last night Goodyear Cook
& Dillon's Mnstrels appeared for the hrst
time before Richmond audience ana one
whose numerical proportions tested toe ca
pacity Of the large auditorium. ~ was
common expression at the close oi tue pcr.
Torrance that ths minstrel troupe fnlhiied
Ions Ainsirels are Of recent organization,
and though not few % the individual mem.
hers are pretty we'll known 10 theatre Pr
irons, the combination was new. The suc-
cess % the performance last night was al
tested by continued applause, and "Good-
year, Cook & Dlllou's Minstrels - 70 nov
Trademark OF established value I'm Rich
mond. The special features 0f the par
Torrance are excellent and well arranged.
The first part took the audience from the
start. The comedians were good, creating
much nerrimeut, and the yocaists gave
/ satisfaction, which n not am ordinary occur
renee. The oiio was perhaps protracted %
an unusually late hour for this class OF enter
tainmeut, but as the quality and attractive
| ness OF The eight separate iesturcs comprising
| Il appeared strong enough 10 hold tbe large
audience till the fall Of the curtain no cons
plant thereon should be made. The after
| piece was good. II Is seldom that after
| pieces 81 Minstrel shows are. To ndYidu-
/ ahze on the merits ~ the performer taking
( part in last nights entertainment would re-
| Quire moro space than The Dispatch can IN
| tots issue bCsiOw. Goodyear. Cook 4 PIT
| Ions Nnetreis viii continue at Tire Nozlri
| for the remainder 0f the week. a saturday
matinee will also be given. There were
great number. ~ ladies' fro the audience las'
nigh, snd they aIl seemed delighted
orEHA HOUSE.
A large crowd attended the performance
ofthe N1ri0ucfies ~ tNe Broad Street Opera
/ House last NIGHT The comrany will remain
/ I'm thc city but two nights longer matinee
/ will be given ibis eYenirs for ladies and
! children.
REALISTIC TRAVELS ~ EUROPE.
lf-ff.. f.f.-... ff-.s an t.rf.Hrr.. uvu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
snaatips fsrtheIrtsh.

by Anglo-American cable 70 the Dispatch-l
LONDON. October lS.-MichAe Dlyitt has
written n letter 60 the Times. In which be
saws that the Irish VII not accept the
scheme proposed by the Liberals for the
government Of Ireland unless an Irish Par.
lament Is allowed to solve the land ques-
lion and fix the compensation to be paid 10
the landlords.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
"IAm Too Ugly 70 Live"

A Kansas City telegram says: Julia Beck,
Of this city, good-loOkIng, bright, admired by
many, aud weitto-do, thought tnas she was
too homelY 10 live and committed suicide To-
day BY taking three quarters Qf \ pound OF
chloFOiOfE- She was tweBty-seSen years OH.
and ever since she was seventeen she PAD
imaeiued herssii so ugy - 10 eAlr eoe-
meut whenever she appeared In public. she
rejected several 0sieFs 81 marrsage on this
sccorut. telling her admirers that sac could
not disgrace any u,nn.
Recently she had begun 20 Try to improve