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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-14
INC AScsRY,

The object Of this suits 10 set up snd esiAo. =.
the will u DR. Mcoaci :. Warren. who aeiar.f B
this life A. D. 1852. which will pore date zoe z 90
day Of February, lsis, and was alFi satDs
to.x,t. on the 9Th day ~ August, lDt-e p
mitted 70 PROBATE 10 the County Court 81 sA.l
county. The said viii ia the year loos " ,nri b
abouts was destroyed by IRE along Nliu -
records Of said county AMI other papcrs lloa BID
the clerk'a ofice OF said county.
And AFFIDAVIT having been made that eleF %
Of Inc said defeBdants-yiz, Michael = Marfef.
Watkins Warren. homas d. Warren. j. i.-
liam Y. Warren. Josiah Warren, James ID. Wa
ren, Maria l. Warren, Augustus MORO A. &
Bettie Moore his wife. Hugh g. Warren, and
Collius Warren-ar> not residents 81 THIS "a n.
tho SAID defendants sr,s required % app-ar
within ono month ester due publication ~ 'lf
order in the cleTEs ofiice 40 rules io o. D. l
therefor, and do Whist h necessary " ifYlr B
their Interests. And 10 r. ordered That cot. p
this oru,r be forthwith ? hli'hed, ou'e % f- h
for four successive weeks. in the kicomonl d. -
paich. a ness papor printed Ia th@ clD ~ III
mond. in the county of b0rricu. AL D. b ''ni
al The front door 81 the cour .-hor'@ 20 Ia .'
city county aud TIE city u Ntliism'oufg "H
nrst day II me next County court Toe t.r SOB
county and city af.,r ma dsto u this order
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-14
HQnd NAIeA
LBy telegraph 70 the pispatch.l

WASHINGTON, September 13.-The
bond offerings at the Treasury to-day
aggregated 81, 26S, 600. Accepted. per
cents, $500, 900 registered at 129t ;
s2C0, 600 at 1854 ex. interest AIS regis
tered, $500, 900 at log 30, and 81, 500,-
600 at 1901. Total, s3,660,600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-14

General JoHy A. GILLs. of Amelia,
was the secretary OF the Democratic
Convention at Petersburg Wednesday,
and not JoBS K. GrLI, Of Nottoway, as
reported yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-14
Of Public Instruction, editor Of official
department

We have examined the MILLS bill our
selves to see il potatoes we're on the free
list and found that, as stated elsewhere
in to-day's issue OF the Dispatch, Irish
potatoes are not on the free list.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-14
IRISH Potatoes Protected.

OAK LEVEL, VA, September 6, 1888.
TO the T2itOr Of the Dispatch:
Does the Mills bill put Irish potatoes
on the free list?
Please answer this question in the next
issue Of the Weekly Dispatch, and
obiige A SUBSCRIBER.
IL does not.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-14
For ssas,ekness

USE HossroRp's ACID PHOSPHATE.
DR.. w. w. Blackman, Brooklyn, N.
Y, says: 81 am very much pleased
with II in seasickness. Several cases
have been brought to my attention where
it afforded prompt and entire relief"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-14

at will be observed that the Presi-
dent has hit the political nail on the head
again. Yes, and has driven it home,
and the people will clinch it in Novem-
her
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-14

! We have the Educational Journal Of
Virginia for September, W. +. Fox,
editor; GEoRGE r. PACE, associate ed
ilor: J. L. BUCHANAN. Superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-14

The Rockbridge County Fair opens on
October 9th and continues for four days.
We acknowledge with thanks an invita-
ton to be present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-14

The Boston Herald says Adversely
has sent JOHN SHERMAN back into states
marship again." When was JOHN in
craftsmanship
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-14
RICHMOND COLLEGE.

SESSION SEPTEMBER 20, 1855, ToJuNE9o, isSo.
Eight independent schools, completely nanned
and vol squipped: good library aud mu'eum;
special courses OF lectures: heathiul location;
attractive grounds: elegant halls and class
rooms: large and airy dOrmltOries; new hotel,
gymnasium, and bathrooms. nigh etandards,
and the best SURROUNDINGS.
Expenses 81 nonresident student $3.50; OF
resident, about 81 0 for nine months. session.
For catalogue Win fan Information As 10 or
ganization courses OF instruction. degrees, tees,
&C address H. II. hARRlS,
Chairman OF the Faculty,
Al. Hfebrnerf Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-14

"SARAH BERNHARDT has announced
her intention of being cremated." SA-
RAH's parlor-match figure renders her a
very apt subject.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-14

The Chicago Ne,0s says HARRISON
bolts the platfrom. But that does not
keep it from being too weak to carry the
party,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-14
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE
opFNs THURSDAY. OCTOBER 4, 1888.

Combines a Normal with Collegiate course.
Offers % ,cial attractions because Of its cheap
meas of rates, historical associations and healthy
climate Tree from all malignant levers one
hundred and fifteen studsnts admitted Fhhh
or rIJTrION and guaranteed lodging. board.
lights. fuel, and washing nj $40 per month. Adj
dres. LYON G. TYLER, ". A, PresidonL
90 f4eodtd Williamsburg, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-14
DICHMOND SEMINARY,
LII No. BEAST GRACE STREET,
RICHMOND, Va.
JOHN II. POWELL. Principal.


Mrs. 7. G. PEYroN. Associate Principal
The sixteenth session Of this boarding and
day school for young ladies and little girls will
begin WEDNESDAY. 5EPrkMBER 20, 1883
No changes ia the corps OF instructors except
IN French. A French gentleman, who has had
many years u successful experience In tho city
Of New York. and most highly recommended by
friend OF the Principals Qor whom ne has
taughp as teacher and gentleman, will have
charge OF the Department u French.
Special attention Ia called 70 our KINDER
GAkTEN and SURPRIMARY DEPARTMENT.,
which has proved 30 valuable adjunct 10 the
primary department. for children from i've 10
nine years Of age.
class OF little girls-under ten years OF ago
will be started In French FREE OF CHARGE by
a full graduate OF tho school thoroughly quail
fed 10 starr them in the grammar and conyersa-
lion.
Apply for catalogue al the book stores or 70
either principal ~ lSW,f.Sn&Tusm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-14


UNHE VIRGINIA ELECTRIOLIGHT
i AND POWER COMPANY is now prepared
~ estimate for and furnish
POWER AND ELECTRIC MOTORS
from y 10 95-horse power for driving al kinds Of
machinery for mechanical purposes-fans, elsya-
tors &c, &c.
The advantages OF using Electric Motors arc
economy, reliability, regularity OF sized under
all circums ances, safety. simplicity, and absence
Of heat and noise; requiring no skilied labor %
runit -
Amy work that can be done oys steam-engine
can DO done by al Electric Motor
ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
RoAND INCANDEsCENTL LIGHTS for stores
Offices dwellings, warehouses, shops, &C., fur
nished at reasonable rates
Apply for terms. &c. 10
w. II. COLE. Superintendent
je19-3m lO7 south Seventh street city
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-14
BRIEF COMMENT.

II would seem that BLAINE and his
proxy represent respectively mistrust
and distrnst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-14
SCHOnI.

ACQUIRES SCHOOL.
vi TWENTY-FOURrH SESSION.
FIRST entrance day SLPfFMBkR 18TH school
assemblies for work SEP EMBER 2irH.
Removal september l1,h from 800 south Third
street 10 Nos. and north Belgiiere street,
overlooking Monroe Park.
Entrance from school enclosure.
Upper neutrality-suspicious. 7. MCGUIRE.
LOWER SCHOOT........MRs. J. =. MCGUIRE.
FULL CORPS OF ASSISTANTS.
Special street-cRr arrangements FOR boys from
Church Hin and Manchester.
For terms for dHy-schOlafs. or b0arders by tho
session u uine months or por week from Mon
day 10 Friday. see circulars ia bookstores or Ia
CrugstOres on vest nain street.
az 1-d&NaESntSe3Q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-14

All graduates OF the Richmond High School,
prior 10 aud includisg jane, 1877. as wen as u
whose names were on tho subodtnte-lst lasl
year, must send in their names aud residence on
a postal-carl II they desire - De placed on IA Q
PRINTED LIST OF SUBSTITUTES FOR III b
SESSION OF 1889. Prompt answers re-
quesled. Address 800. 80,
CHARLES p. RADY, Clerk.
BY order Of tho Board,
JOHN Il. CARY, Superintendent.
CHARLES +. hADY, CLERK. sc lI-Jt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-14
JOHNSON'S SCHOOL FOR

MISS JOHNSON'S SCHOOL FOR
w YOUNG LA les AND LITTLE GIRLS
The next session viii begin sEPIEMBtK-'TH a!
the chapel recently occupied bY the Monumental
church, corner Of Grace and Madison streets
French viii be tho medium " conve sail IN Tor
pupils studying that language. aud taught 10y
Monsieur Coos, q native OF large experience.
Circulars are as the OokU0ros, or Miss Johnron
can he seen at her residence, 3l5 west Franklin
street sC 3w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-14

MISSN. W. COLQUTrPs SCHOOL,
WI No So WEST GHAcs srREEr.
RRoPENs SEPTEMBER II, 1883
Circulars may DO had OF the principal. or at
wesf- johnston a Co . book stara 70 s-aodzt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-14
nrrrINa oF pRINcIPALs AID TEACHERs

The Principals and Teachers OF ne white
schools will meet at the Richmond High school
m ~ o'clock, and the Teachers Of the colored
schools at O'Clock, ON SATURDAY. september
Is. 1853. for instruction and assignment
rhe Principals OF all tho schools VIII meet on
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. september IA, looo' ~
o o'clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-14

NTISS FULTON'S SCHOOL FOR
| VI LITTLE GIRLS AND YOUNG LADIES ~ili
| roopen on THURSDAY. September 20. ltss. ~
322 east Franklin street, and close juno y, ls,s
For particulars apply at lCs north scyoath
/ street Bo2-su, W&f4w'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-14
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OBJ
1 JANE. CITY COUNTY AND TIE CITY ..

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
1 JAMES CITY COUNTY AND TIE CITY .f
WlLLTANSbl re:
TO ROBERT NEVILLE;
Take notice. hat on fhc i3rf DAY OF NNNFN-
RFR. 1853. in a., r iauce Win TIE statute iu -
cases mado au1 provided. shaA move tLe '.-.
cult Co 1T 81 james CRY county AMI in. .il p
Williamsburg iof "a iuigmen. rrain-t l.-
favor OF tue Comm lnNcslth % Virginia iIr '.f
sum 81 s.0GS. with Interest lheieou rom OIL. ...
dsy u December. le' ul pad, hat beng .
sum duo b. you o. The said CommOh"ra a
virginia tor taxes, together with thr lru...I
thereon, ia pigment %: which I6per' OBJ i.s.f.-
rnonts 10 .uoriinc % De- coupons dete D. ir.i
bonds Of the sUto Of VIRGINIA have boon Co. d.
oered aid not accepted ~ reymeut. am 49, .
taxes have not been Otherwise lall. quo 900 me
tan real estate called Aeck of Land, +i'.A D
IA the said county: TIE said iaxr i"ilf Do
same Assessed according 90 laW ty 'Ao comm
" al,h ~ Virginia for NE year on1ne = +'f
OF June. lss1. upun the property a. l.a.al
,. g.. ftAthl,
se-Fu For tho Commonwealth % Virginia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-14
Another sympathizing stanza for the
consideration of BoUTELLE and Mr..
HARRISON (:

What sympathizing souls we be,
We rulers OF the q. o. r.,
For In Conventions awful tost
With Grifiin, Shook, and al the rest
The light with darkness harmonized,
Because, you know, we sympathized.
We sympathize, We sympstbize.
With all that's coed and all that's wise;
But II the thing DO otherwise.
Why then, Of cOurse,-we sympaihize.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-14
cnifRr nRnERA.

VIRGINIA-AT RULES HELD N
Y TIIE CLERKS OFFICE OF TnE CIRCUIT
couRr rOR TAE COUNTY OF JAMES CITY
ASD THE CITY FWiLLfANsBl nc on WE'D
NESDAY TiIR aTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. isss
IL THR YEAR or OUH LORD fsss:
Henry b. Warren. ''fl"inhH
against
Michael 3. Warren, Watkins Warren. Rehecra
A. Walker. Mary 2. Warren, jane, .. VA
,.n Tnomss ID Warren. Jr.. william \. Wa
rem Josiah Warren. Maria L. warren, hug r.
tus Moore and Bette Moore his vile, lingh g..
Warren. J. Collins Warren, John =. Ware .
Michael y. Warren. Jr., Bette W. baFis y. 81.
Raic.Iffe and Bebocc4 II. haicilne hls VIE - }
ID ~. Marston aud Anne +. Ma sion d.
w. Defeudauts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-14
OFFICE cry SCHOOL BOARD, !
!, ...,s,..r So,tor, hor IN fQgS (

OFFICE ITTT NUHUUL bVAhD't
RICHMOND, September TO- 1888 !
Opening OF THE PUBLIC
" SCHOOLS.-The Public Schools Of tho city
o, Richmond will open ON
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER l., lSsS
All scholars who have been In attendance during
the nast session will report for enrolment az y
O'Clock on MONDAY MORNiNG. All new scholars
will report Tor admission al O'Clock on TUES
DAY MORNING.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-14

The object % tbs sait IS % set stllo "cr'l
deed made between 2. =. souihau, - the fr'-.
T. = Lacy, trustee. % the second par. az -'-
zabe,h y SOuthau - tle thtff part. Gatei @
2Jth day Of June. iNs. converting 20 said frlf p
a certain house aud lot In tne city % Nitirn-
burg which deed Is recorded Ia the clffEf OF f
Of James city county ani the 81 OF Niihau'
burg. In Deadlock No. . page 2t, and W b.
feet the "a q property 20 NE payment " SAT-
NJ. Southalls debts. Ard AFFIDAVIT having tr.4
made that one Of the sa1 dofe1dABts l.. -
Lacy trustee. IA not resident OF thls STATE &.
said defendant Is required % appear within 1sn
month eft5r due pGbiicatlon ~ this order 10 9 '
clerks ONCE OF our sad Court a. rules o. Do
holden therefor. ana 10 What II necessary b. 90
&c I his Interests. And & Is ordered nat a COY
OF this order be forthwith published onee Weea
for Tour succe ssiye weeks ia tho Rh,hmond Do
patch, newspaper printed IA tho city of kI'i-
nOnd. IN tho county Of henric0. AMI be posted
~ tho front door 81 the courthouse ~ JaaI H,
City county and tho city OF Williamsburg On O .
nrst d6y OF tho uevt County Court Tor The SAT-
county hui 81 y after the dalo % this order.
A copy-Eeste
RICHARD A. WISE. c. c.
HENLEY & PRAcHY. pa
short style Of suit:
I. J. Magruier & Co.
-.
r. NJ. Souihall Il a. 9i-FiW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-14

DIEDMONT FEMALE INSTITUTE,
l. CHARLOTTESVILLE VA.-Rev. X. X.
Meade, principal Mrs. X. X. Meade. acting prtn-
cipal. The thirty-sixth annual session Ct this
well-known school will begin on MONDAY, Sep
tember IL. 1888 For catalogue and references
apply % the principals. au E-eodlm'
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DARENTS WHO HAVE SONS THAT
Il have been carefully trained az home and
wish 70 nnd a school where they will have the
same training and influences should Apply for
catalogue OF the FISH BIZ RNE SCHOOL,
JAMES A. FISH BUhNE, A. r., Principal,
SO 7-eod6i Waynesb0roi. Va
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rV,HE BRADSrREET COMPANY.
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The Richmond ONCE has moro than Kept pace
WITH tho rapid grosth OF the city and develop
ment OF mo territory tributary 10 u IL offers 70
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is recognized Ia every trade centre OF me etvii-
lied world. That II Is IN special sense prepared
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tested by the fact that u has now q larger ~sne~
sxsnhs<rltsrs tAaa sJu efAw sssyeastsb aSs~@k
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-14

yvIRGINIA.-AT RULES EELu rs
= TIE CLERKS OFFICE OBJ rHt ,ih.l
COURT FOR ThE COUNTY on JAW, 90.
Ann THO OF WILLIAMSBURG ON YN-
DAY 1HE sirH DAf OF AUGUST, ~ i.-
YEAR OF OUR LORD Is8t-
T. J. Msgruder. l.. Asgugior. T. Nagrn i@r. i
H. IS Nagrlier. merchants ans 30. 'u..t
tradiug uu1or the nfm-nsme AID rfl." ..
Z. j. Magrldcr "a Co.~.........,....,.tlana -,
agsinst
, T. NJ Souhall, Elizabeth =. sou-al biz s.i".
and i. ). Lacy, trustee. ............ DeicLdA-l',
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WESLEYAN FENALE INSTITUTE,

IT y 2 Y IUN, ' "a
THIS CELEBRATED OLD VIRGINIA SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES is one OF tie most attrsc-
tive in the Union. Highest culture In LIrERA-
TURE. MUSIC, ART. aud MANNERS Situa-
ton beautiful; climate splendid; pupils from
nineteen States Write for catalogues 20
DR.. W. A. HARRIS, President
~ 6-d&w3m Steunton, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-14

tnlefsers ana ielesrsms must &c aodrosseo
10 TIE DISPATCH COMPANY
Re,ecsed communications viii not Be 10
turned.
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ADVERTISING RATvS
utf.F usCU OR LISA

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Cardo Of rates for more space furnished On ap'
Tlcstion.
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BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL,
BEDFORD COUNTY VA

A completely equipped school OF high grade for
lOys and young men. .,
The twenty-thrd session will open SEPfbN-
BER 18TH For catalC que or intorma ion apply
10 W. X. ABBOT. Principal,
~ 90-eodeGt PostOfnce, Bellevue, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-14
" " FICUAnDA WISE. 4

JF. HUBBARD and HESLsr & tEAcHr. g. 90
short style 81 suit: Henry y. Maffon az
Michael =. Warren a. q. - i-i H
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-14
AGREAT DISCOVERY
IL II Pans Out-The Cause of MiIk-Sick
ness Revealed.

NINcENNEs, Ind, Aug. l+.-W. T. Rat
cliff, OF Olney, ILL.,, has made Il wonderful
discovery OF the plant that causes milk sick
ness Some time ago Ratclitf. who lives
eight miles south of Olney, was climbing
over fence and broke weed which came
in contact with his hand Mr. Ratcliti
had at one time been afflicted with
milk sickness. He noticed the broken weed
had peculiar SMELL reminding him Of his
illness 1t SO impressed him that he resolved
to test it, He took from his herd Of cattle q
young calf and fed the weed to it The ami.
NAL soon came down with the milk sickness
and died Mr.. Ratclif WAS not satisfied, and
he fed the weed to two other healthy cattle
| from his stock, but the result was identically
the same. He took the weed to- Oney and
| piacedthe matter before doctor friend, who
| Is now In conference with the Illinois STATE
| board Of health The discovery has created
| a good deal of interest and a thorough test
| will be made by the state authorities. The
discovery Is very important, as a large
standing reward has been offered for year.
for the discovery of the cause of the dreadful
| milk sickness
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-14
CONDENSED NEWS.

Iowa Ann Taylor, aged 113 years, died at
Mexico, Mo, Monday
A Maine murderer confessed and pleaded
not guilty in the same sentence Monday
Investigation at the Brooklyn navy ward
revealed theft of 10 900 pounds If sugar.
Chicago contractors were lowest bidders
for work on the Louisville public building
A Catholic priest was robbed and beaten
by burglars at Burlington, Wis, Sunday
night.
The royal assent has been given to the Par
nell commission bill, which is, thereto. now
law
Five persons are yet missing who are sup
posed to have been burned in the Chat
tanooga fire.
A woman at ViSalia, Cal, has two pet
humming birds that will alight on her hands
when called
Senator Voorhees, and Senator Butler adj
dressed Democratic rally at Nashville,
Tenn, Monday
The population of Rome grows at the rate
of 1900 to 20m0 year. At the close Of
1887 1t was $685.
Two thieves who broke into New Or
iShhN itch stpit anu bItHtti hit Sdit iii tF''o
in Confederate notes for their pains
| In Chill the paper money has so dspre-
ciated that hotel charges are about 500 a
day and bootblacks get $40 for shine.
A detachment of 800 auxiliary or native
troops, with Italian officers, have been mas
sacred by the Ahyssinlans near Massowah.
| Under the cornerstone of Presbyterian
church recently laid in Pennsy lvania was
placed Congressman SCOTS speech on the
Mills bill
Mormons are focking in Wyoming in great
numbers, and it is said that two years hence
they will control the local elections in the
western section.
More than fifty of the best known ladies' Of
Battle Creek, Mich, have formed a Dress
Reform club and declared themselves against
bustles, high heels, tight shoes, stiff corsets,
| etc.
At the close of last week the stock of wheat
in sight in this country and Canada was %,
22s, 362 bushels, and OF corn S, So, 599 bushels
The stock of wheat was increased last week
2,227 ,2y9 bushels
Princess Wademar wife of the youngest
son of the king of Denmark, has given birth
to son She is the eldest daughter Of Duo
de Charities of the Orleans family of France
Her husband is talked of as the choice of the
European powers for king of Bulgaria
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-14
An ORIENTAL TRAGEDY.
A BLOODY REMINDER OF MAXWELL S
ATTEMPTED ESCAPE.

The Knife Ends the Career OF Woman
Who Was Wanted as a Witpess-Mur-
der and Lynching at jackson, Miss
serving Warrants in Kentucky - The
Shenandoah, Ia, Crime.
NEW YORK, Aug IA letter received
Sunday from Conrad Hoff, agent Of the Ger
man government at Singapore, tells some
queer things about the beauty, Lillian Hoyle,
who met Maxwell, the murderer, in San
Francisco. 1t says the Hoyle woman had
money sent her TO come and testify in the
case, but after she got it she failed TO re-
spOnd. She had also bled Maxwell before.
The writer gives the conclusion of their ca
reer together He states that the Hoyle
woman became the recognized leader of the
demi monde in Hong Kong and clad in a
native dress of extraordinary richness, she
finally grew to be such a conspicuous figure
on the streets that the authorities forbade
her appearing on them in das light On the
night of June she was in company with a
party of friends, including Pearl Ardine and
a young American named John Ledger, at a
native tea garden, which was large inclosed
place thickly planted with shrubs.
Toward midnight these two women and
Ledger were missed, and after search their
bodies were found in dark corner in the
garden sAll three were dead AMI covered
with knife wounds The head of the Hoyle
woman was severed from the body. Who
did the bloody work could not even be con
iecturei but it was charged that Jealousy
was At the bottom of it No arrests had
been made mp 10 the time the letter was
written This has. Of course. but little 10 DO
with the case of Maxwell, for the evidence
of the woman thus tragirally placed beyond
the reach Of a suhTrna was, after ali, moi
needed 10 convict. but ii seem, Il strange
turn Of destiny that the California siren int,
whose ears Maxwell poured the story of hi
crime was doomed TO die in a midnight revr
on the other side Of the world, where she ha,
raf usa1 ., 90 NTH the nat,rlDrar