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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01

niivlug.glsss. In Charleston alone ! am Ia
formed that the Democrats oaye the names
Of twenty-five or thirty reporters, ana eN'
pect TO increase that number 10 over TWO nun
dfed. -.
Colonel st. Clair, Of the Democratic Com
mittee. objected to counting Orlando pre-
cipct on the ground that the box was tAhen
TO the Republican headquarters ana
kent twenty.four hours before u VAS
turned over 10 the clerk OF the
County Court. The Republican County
Court overruled the motion. ln another
district in Kanawha Il was found that inc
Republican candidate for prosecuting attor-
new mad TWENTY-FIVE votes belonging TO bis
Democratic opponent; IN another ols
trict the Democratic candidate galneh
eight votes which had also been la''
lied for the Republican. IN DoduIluse
county the commissioners OF McD0Weh pre-
ciuct we're not sworn IN at ALL IheY were
Republicans. Many Illegal votes were ST.
lowed 10 be cast by men known 10 be he
pubicaus. while Democratic votes were
thrown out on most trivist prcteXts. 20
many irregularities were committed that the
Republican leaders telegraphcd 20 George
Atkinson, the Republican candidate Tor Con-
GEES, to know whether the entire preclhCl
could not be thrown out. lie Iepltd
.'No; let il stand"
AT Centre Point precinct, IN The same
county, II has come TO light that the bepup-
licans voted psupers and non-rosldenls.
Along the line OF the man branch Of me
Baltimore and ONO railroad, in Marshal,
Weizcl, and MsriOn, repelters were brought
from Pennsylvania. At cameron, in Mar
shsl county, sevcuty.fvc illegal Republican
votes were cast Dy iepesters from Penn~Fr
vania. Close by Cameron is z small dlslIic'
called Liberty. Here six non.rcsidents, TWO
minors, three plupets, and on idiot were
voted.
In Barbour county. AZ Pine Grove, the
Repubncsns sworc IN the vote ~ men who
were DISTINGUISHED by law, having served
time IN the pcniteuliary. 10 one preclnct on
Elk river Coz received 200 votes more IMAM
the Republican vote II 1881, Although it is
well known dat the 0te ia .ha,precin;t hiA
decreased.
] have given o few instances ont OF The
many which have come aud ore being
brought to light Of Republican outrages M
the state. But the Democrats OF THIS state
are not the sort 81 men t0 So idly 10y ana
permit these violations OF law TO 20 uDpun-
i,hed. Leading Republicans are qulblng
with fear. and wei tbey may, ss The pros
nect f. fir that q large number OF them VIII
land m The penitcutiarY before the inyeslsa'
ton and trials cease.
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Lurn N rme WHITE noUsE.
Uncle sam Docs Not Provide for All
Of the household Expenses.

Milwaukee ssnduols Washington Loferl
Perhsp. ibe ady reader, OF tie sentinel
might like TO know something u jhe eIperl-
enccs which Mrs. Harrison vii have when
She repchps Washington - The wife Oi ihc
President VIII she p1ck simply uer trunks
With wearing apparel aud move into q bouse
completely furn shed and s. led with beds and
bedding, silver anu tabirN ne, servants and
cooking utensils. or wiil aii or any az these
have 10 be- brought alonr or provided after
she gels here? That Is q question very often
asked, and with Il good maHy othcr-' % %
horses and carriages, cOachWol ana waiting
maids. cost OF and payment for tAe no c-.1'
ric. of the kitchen and dining room, etc. II
T. a curious fact that ali The taJ.ne, oIifers
ale furnished with horses ond cirfil-r, ~
Government eEpen.e, but That the president
is not. The Cabinet officer, are FURNISHED
horses. carriages. ana coaehmen, ana the
horses are Sept at Government expense.
/ n Cle President wants any ~ these
! tbinvs be must supply them HIM
/ SELF There il stable near Che
! White House built during Grants time,
git1 plenty Of room FOR horses. but every
/ President who comes finds & empty. And
oi course il costs him lots Of money 30 or o.
| Whoever sells 4 horse or carriage 10 'he
/ President ~ fhp United State, expect. ID Stt
| ebout - nor cent. more for n Than he would
| N no .old n eisewbpre. OF course the prcsl-
1.,,t nm, howe three or four c.rri1grs auI
49, 80 -. Whether General I,rgi.
CON ,gi1 h,ino any with him or BUS
/ -, - moi kn,wn. Probably be-
/ viii buy new carriages. ant OF course
/ a Presidents horse. must Doe thorough.
/ hrcds. And he need not expect much
| Of t1em after he GETS through 10, term IN lhc
/ WLne House either. for Washington plvc-
/ ,,oots are hard ON hor.e-. o., President
/ Cic,oiard'. big sell-br0wns show. The
/ pr,.iienf * also Obliged 10 furnish Dol. own
| Ir,,cr Nr,-t N,wkins. q big roiored mao
/ ,,t.l.,, f..,,,, lrourbt here hrfor. hr l....ae
/ D,..fl.r, ,s.til, ,lr,t,n0stt ha Whit. I.il.a.
40 Lch,. d,rc ever since Grant. term. ana
| ,,ili ,r,hofly be re-1~ayed hv SIR. Ha,ri.
/ s,r. Lui IL he doas r. viIl bc at Dis oau exc
/ ron,o for the Government does not pay al.
! torft. s.l,rt
/ Inside The white House Nrs. Harrison
/ vii srd r,onl,r6. waiting 90 be r,cp.l-cI
/ ord r.iI f,r tL,tr e.ryieo.. ia, steward,
| ONO has c-sr-e ~ th, Kitchen and DINING
| room, the variou. sriborifpaies VINO sweep
! AMI d,,.t and cook and attend o. the liable
: and t.lloo.ra- they are aH private enc
/ ,t.,h. uo,,u I'm Vine b,semcni. n Won PAS.
.i,o ,.-,,,.r ,i,ro vo,l see tb,. lsuYllrg.w.rk
~ ,tl iuri'i,, fi,,,.c como, op. tI..ao1.
/ 49, .o t..s,,,er rid nriysiefv OF
/ r..,,~., .i,.re ~ q retfir ,Dpr,uriafior flrflp
/ c,ot.ngrut evpcnse. Of the Whre House. l1t
/ I'D. intend u u,orp d, keen uu the frrui.
t.,ro ana f.1r,istfp,s generally than 10 oly
/ tt,o cost ~ he pre.ilrur, liyIr., or the l,re
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z.teI
WtsmNGroy, u. C.. November 90
Amuus tue member. 81 Cor-rrs. 10 fhe cifr
TODAY nre Ne-srs. O'Ferrill 8ud Ni.e. az
Virginia Toe former roucfatc, tuat h',
loW-ilrT sperCbe- helped 90 DO ANAL degree
to increase bis majority, and says tllt Rep-
re.euiati,e.clcct Buchanan, Who redeemed
Dos ube Ninlhl district, told h'm That bis
success WIS attributable % the same cause
hi. persistent advocacy of tlrih rciorm-lhe
people beng tired Of being taxed. not for
the support Of The Government. olt SIMPLY
TO continue the enormous profits ol the pro-
itcted manufacturers. Mr.. Wise SAYS the
main cause of toe reduced Democratic ma-
iorlty M MS state was the miserable mug
Wumpery OF The present Administration.
>cuator.elect Barbour says Doc Doesn't
think ANYTHING will come o. Che report
started by the Mahonciies OF an ATTEMPT O.
prevent the counting OF fhe electoral vote OF
Virginia for ( le,ehnd AZ such an attempt
would he a dangerous game for thc reason
that two could play u, aud IL thc Eepubli.
cans could object 10 tire vote o. a Demo-
cratic State FOR the same reason the Demo-
crats could object 10 the vote Of a Bepub'i.
can Siate-Nrw York. for instance, which
slate was bought for Harrison on she night
OF Monday the Jll 81 November, having
been up To that time sale for Cleye-
land. lie SAYS It would be especially al.
surd for General Malone TO- attempt tothrow
ont the vote OF Virginia. Tor the reason That
bad il not been Tor The Generals opposition
10 Iangstou, the coiorcd congressional candi-
date TO tae Petersburg district, thereby split.
ting the Republican vote there and bringing
out every Democratic voter in the district
Virginia would probably have gone Renubi-
can. Sir. Barbour Is very much graiiied 10
TIE gain OF Democratic representatives, IN his
STATE. lle says AN increase OF five Is a pretty
good showing, and be u satisfied with a.,
though that there should have been nlae ln-
stead Of eight, but that there was no enihusi-
assn in the campaign, nor could any De- ere
ated. Respecting Mr. Cleveland, be- says
he has made an honest President, bus Tat
ne disrscarded Nirginla's tobacco interests,
and acted a. though he knew more about her
affairs than her own people did. Then. too,
he said Sir. Cleveland acted s. though he
knew sll about politics aud needed nobody 5
advice on political affairs; but that results
show his KNOWLEDGE IN that re- pecl j. sadly
deficient, and remnds him OF what an Old
residento u his STATE said Of O man whom be
had staked for game Of cards on hi. own
representation OF bis superior quaiitie, IS a
PLAYER, but who had lost" be aiu't got 10
card knOR ledge"
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Special telegram 20 the Dispatch
NORFOLK. Va, November 30. The United
state, steamer kcarsarCe lett the nayy-yard
and put O. sea this afternoon for Monteyideo.
As she ei; the yard tue crew OF the irigate
Frarklin manned the yards Snd gave three
cheers. and the salute was returned by the
crew 0t The ktarsarge manning the wards and
cheering. The band Of the flagship Pensa-
cola ~as stationed on the quarterback and
PLAYED lively farewell A. the kearsarge pass
cd down the barber.
The schooner Curtin was in collision with
the British steamship M0rav in the harbOr to-
day. and had her mainmast carried away and
rigging damaged.
Last night the Bay Line steamer Virginia
was in collision with the spanish steamship
Puerto RiQuedo, and both were slightly dam
aged.
The wrecking schooner Annie Collins left
this evening for the fleet AZ work on the
stranded steamship Nacoochee, on the North
Carolina coast.
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out saying that regency would be a neces-
sty. The adult agnate nearest the Crown Is
WILLIAMS brother. who from all accounts
would make wise aud safe ruler. The
only hitch would be involved IN the problem
whether the Regent Of Prussia would also
be ipso jtre Regent Of the empire. on
this point there Is some diversity OF opin'
ion, the weight Of authority being Tor the
Affirmative. By some It Is held that The
wording OF the Imperial Constitution does
not warrant this construction, and tnst ia
case OF a regency IN Prussia the Imperial
question would have TO be determined by
an imperial law. On the other hand there
is great prepouderancdoi intelligent opinion
10 show that the I,erson-and the Pr'issian
Regent would have all The powers OF ne
King-who would be vested by the
Constitution end laws OF Prussia Win
the exercise Of the kngly prcrogaiiye
would exercise ipso jQre the Imperial pow
ors. In other words. It IS conicnded, saws
Professor BURGESS. "that the right to the
Iml eria Office is prer0gaiiyc Of the Prus-
sian Crown. inseparsble from the other pre-
rorativcs Of the Crown, save by the process
Of amending the Imperial Constitution and
that The question who shsll exercise the pre-
negatives Is purely internal to the Prussian
state" But in any event the result would
be the same; FOR Il the Prussan regency
did not carry with it the Imperial regency
there could b. 20 Imperial Regent until Inc
Constitution Of the empire bal been
amended 20 As to cover the difficulty. It1s
certain that the Regent Of PRUSSIA would ace
that the seventeen votes Of Prussia m
the Bundesrath were thrown against
any amendment that would deprive him Of
the Imperial office. These votes would be
sufficient 10 defeat the amendment ana
bring about an inteTegnum. II is hardly
possible the German people would take the
chances Of such an evil. On the contrary,
it would seem IN accordance With the die
tales Of patriotism and wisdom that they
would let what appears to be the spirit II not
the letter OF the Constitution take It's course
and not raise any question likely to produce
interusl discussion, weaken the bonds Of
German unity, and expose vulnerable place
10 the attacks Of the enemies Of the Father
land.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01

ThnuisSgsviuE-ilarriaEcs-A Forged
order

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispat chi
FHGpEmCE-EUrG, November ~ ISIS.
Thanks.iy.ng-Ds was Observed here as
usual All the banks and public Offices and
number of DUstnes.-h1u.cs were co,ed in
the afternoon. Combined divine services
were held 100 the Methods, church by the
Baptist. Presbyterian. and Methodist con-
g.rs1ti0n. Rev. 4 % Armstrong, OF stat.
ford circuit, preaching, and TO Trinity
church nv thc ST.. GEORGES and Trinity cons
lroeaiions, Rev. j. e. Ml-on and Rev. !. i.
Green -backiriord Officiating. The concre-
cations st both churches were very large
and the exercises appropriate TO the occa-
sion.
Sir. L. 4 Chinu and Mi7, Mamie +. Jet,
both Oi stafford. were married at lhc resi-
dcnce Of the brides pHents in ihst county
last night by Rev. MclN $. Chancellor. Oh
this city. The ceremony was witnessed by
large number Of friends.
Stoncham. who was tried at Lancaster
Courthouse Monday FOR che murder OF
George tlcy.uger thoih white some time
since. was found guilty o. murder in ihC
second degree and sentenced & eighteen
year. M the pcnjcnuarv. dis counsel Will
ask for wit az error from the Court d APP
pcal-.
Nr. lawrence Martin and Miss Kate
BloVf0u, Of stafford, were married at the
catholic church 10 ibis city Yesterday
Father Charles T.. p0nahue officiating
On tine 18Th Of september l,-t an unknown
man presented an order 10 J. -. Ficklen. Of
the Br.decwqtcr il1ur-mi.s of thi, city, for
ON. barrel Of hour and two bags OF meal,
winch were immediately given 10 him, tho
o-drr being signed Henry W. Edwards
A &. ., dove su, "a bill for fine good, was Sent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01

,r,or, fb, London Te.ogro-n,. No-,.e o. ,-,
Dean f lord La.a4I
THE Crimcn Wlr. wii-u broke ou; Ia
1851. Afforded to Lore iu,ln fl. .re.t On-
portunty of hi,lile. BE va, tlcn hity.'0ur
wear, oR, but witbthc yilor. c.ur.-9, and
energy on mqn OF thirty. fins rtpItq'i.nH. s
cavalry oficer0otlned for mm thrc0mmani
of tbe cavalry division in tte lriprl. and
De tookutrttuthp battle, OF the Aluaon ~rn-
t.ub,r .ltl. Of plrk'at1 Oh Oc'oInr2Itn.
when nc yst.~.itttIg wouli,d. and ~ Iukpr-
man on No,emlcrJ. 1854. It was3ttho baifr
OF BtlthIaya that tha charge ottue Iirht Dri-
.ale tools p'acc-tlat famous charger c0r-
nocuon with which occausoi me have since
breu shed, sud which remains 10 t0I- hour
300 in.ypiclDle mystery about which Wc
know little more than that, W Che POET lsu-
Felte's words, "som' one a1d hundred
ON tbe morning az October 30, l,jh - 1|o
Russians, under General L.pmn3s lttrhcd
and took fDdouht .1 thc vicinity oi b1'a-
k1yl manned 'bF about 800 TURKS. lle
victorious Russians t1eu assaulted TIE iri-
fish position, and were driven back and o.
yeroly handled boy Toe heavy cavalry under
sir james ~earlctt. ~ thN critical m0m.ut
an order, supposed 70 have euIuatei irom
Lord Raglan, uut communicated through
Lord Luclu to hs hro'hrs-ln.it", Lord t1t-
dlRsn, $50, dtu'ered i0 TIE latter 10y Captain
Nolan, Nho added few c9ntrnpluou-
words OF hs o"n when Lord Cardigan lu-
perei 10 hCltltc shout complying with
lord Raglan's order 10 charge tue Russian
army, which bad reformed on it's oWn
ground with heavy MASSES Of artillery u its
front Unfortunately Lord Luriu aud Lord
Cardigan were not on speaking term- and
iss'tad of sending Captain Nolan back i0
Lord Lucan, requesting hu 90 repeat Che
o.der under circumstances which captain
Nomn shouid have been instructed 20
explain, Lord Cardigan. too proud
O. Communicate VITA nF br0theril-
Jaw. proceeded 90 lead bis Light Cavalry
regiment AGAINST the SERTED ronh. OF Thee
Russians. Then followed that splendid but
use'r,, display If yalor concerning which
The French Commander iu.g chief rem8rkea:
% Ccst maguifuuc. mas ce nest "a, IA
,,,1orre, -. and az rvhtph fhs prts,nf -f.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01
ACROSS IuZ ocrAN nY MISTAKE.
BumbOat women carried from
Queenstown on the Arizona.
NOW York World

Nor1 Ftzre.ald. Katie Donovan, and Mary
Cummings, three hrighi-eycd irish lssSes.
conduct "bumb0at" business 700 Queens
town barbor, ireland. They sell apples
cakes. and o'hcr things 10 the passengers of
vessels that enter the harlor. ine.r Win'
some WAYS have made them very popular
Nith nh ibeold urs ,u Queenstown, ard won
flr thrm the soj3guH of fhe jolly Three
when fhc Gui1u steamer G-'ZIna ,tliti INFO
Queenstown uarDor wceh 1g0 i1,t sunday
morning ihe tire, bumbcat women made
resdy "a gO sut to meet her. each aruel "lth
big basket q 'ed with oranges, spp'e>. g.
BluUolt women urc nos allowed zoo "oert
the Guion timers. oBt ttr Jolly Ilrce '
succeeded 20 stealing aboard,
IS hile they were selling their merchandise
90 the Storage passengers Danny o'B-leu'~
boat, Whirh bad brought them Out, got
adrift Before hc could Cell The officers iho
Arizora's ines were lef go. a1l, rm.d Tire
weeping and waiting of The three women,
roe steamer sailed away from Queenstown.
aud the Jolly Three with their baskets.
we're compelled iO fake o sail across
the Atlantic. The women Became quite
conicuied after two days ouf out poor
Danny, the b0aiunn, lonscd 70 Doc beck
among Bis CONRAD IS. tiptuu irO0ks
treated them kindly and said h" would
get them here m tiue 10 sail yc,ier-
day on the Wyoming hut oWius to lhe gale,
which the AriTonl met she did not arrive
until after thc Wyoming haj sailed. All OF
t0em are st'i on the Arizona, and Captain
Brooks viii not permit the Young ladies 20
ieiye the ttpImcf for ic,r some a1rm might
come Of them. Ghc Celtic, which arrived
the other day. $50 brought young iai Wh0
is a 80 bum n0qfUgu' IU Gun.u4flHn. lIf.
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New RNoRS

Me- If RueVS Rli,e1v Guide. By EDGAR
W. NYE aud JAMES WHrCOAB RILEY. H.
Illustrated by Baron DIX grimm l.. INNER
MAN, WALT MCDOUGALL, and others. Chi
cago: The Dearborn Publishing COmps.
ny. 1883, Price in paper 50 ccnts. In
cloth 81.
This book contains good supply OF fun
and good deal OF mstter not so funny. The
title OF the book is Joke on the reader. The
book is recommendable as railway guide
ONLY because II will be as gool guide years
hence as 1t Is now.
For sale by the publishers.
otto Of the SR,er hand. Written and IL
lustrated by HOWARD PYLE. With twenty
FIVE iull.pAge and many other Illustrations.
One vo ume. Royal Syo., hali-leaIher, q.
CHARLES SCRlBNER's Sons. New York.
This book is said to be far above the COM
mon run OF Juvenile tales. The scene OF
the tale Is medieval Germany in the days OF
the robber harons, when family ieuds snd
the general lawlessnsss OF the time gave
scope TO numberess deeds OF bravery and
cruelty.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
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Lrt'.ri % ''a'. 81 AtlA As ia" Afl'FaN.Iisl
CHAgLEsroy, ~. VA, Novembcr 80
Three weeks a-9 Air'. Mathew NJ. Ellis died.
lcayiug two small culldren. She was waited
on IN her house by her sister. Bliss Mary
RumseY, aBi few days aeo Miss Mary and
Mr.. Ellis were married. Mr. Ellis bad re-
criyed pension check for 800 few days
before, which be had not drawn. As one OF
Mays stipuiations was that he should leave
the children with his mOther for awhile, DC
started there with them few hours after oil,
marriage. leaving the check properly en-
dOrsed behind him. On returning The next
day both Mary aod the check had goue-tlso
former lover OF hers named Charles Hamil-
ton. They are believed % be somewhere ia
Kentucky, but Mr.. ellis Is not anxious 70
know where, as he does not want thea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01

Engineer railroad OmciaIs
shaken tp.
special telegram to The Dispatch.l

Special telegram 20 the Dspatch.l
CumsIIaNsBuHG, w., November 30.-Er-
Cincer Iaylor Addison employed on thc Err
horn division Of The Norfolk and Western
railrold. Wa. killed by ircght.eugiue this
week. lie lived but an hour after the &C
cideut.
Right Rev. Bishop Randolph preached at
Rsd'ord on wednesday night and con-
iirmed several persons.
A collision oc urred on the New-Riyer
road between On OH efs' car aud freight,
occsuoncd by the officials running ahead Of
orders. The officers are said 10 have been
given q :. God scare. While an ore glad no
harm was lone still 10 cannot bee bad Tor these
gentlemen to BE forced 10 take dose Of the
medicine which they give oui SO frequently.
General Iaupt, owner and proprietor OF
Mountaln Lake Hotel, has sold 10 northern
capitalists 100000 acres Of he1yily.timbcred
land around and near Mountain lake. The
ecntemea propose 10 erect furnace and
develop the iron ore with which the noun.
tslns are stored.
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sramned br Uninrited Gue,ta.

a Parkefsburg (W. Va special says: The
investigation aud recount now IN progress
In many counties Of West Virginia show
that Repeating aud manipulation OF the bal
lots ware the means chiefly relied on BY the
Republicans 10 steal the state. Republican
colonikcrs were shipped into the State by the
bundr,ds ard the Democratic leaders de-
oisre that without question This State has
been literally swamprd with Illegal voters, to
say nothing OF bribery direct. In kauawha
couiiy, in the Alum-Creek dIstrics, the poll
books show that thirty-six Democratic votes
aud sixteen Union Labor votes we're erased
The ensures are easily seen through mag.
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The Pope has plate Of light soup served
to him four times day. He neyr drinks
any wine 0ut claret
The Duchess Of Albany. widow OF the late
Prince Leopold % England, arrived yesler.
day at Arolseu for prolonged stay.
Artist Whistler, the eccentric, American
who Is one Of LOndon's celebrities. IS paint
ing horrible picture Of one OF the White
chapel victims a. her muulAled body ap-
peared Whes il WAS discovered.
Count Herbert Bismarck. the most rising
man Of the day In European diplomacy. Is
The only new representative Of statecralt who
bears q scar received 10 battle. lie was snot
through the thigh IN the cavalry charge At
Mars Ia Tour.
DR.. Yibbert. rector Of II. James, the most
fashionable Episcopal church In Chicago,
and formerly wear Of 81. Luke's, German
town, IS talked OF as candidate tor the
bishopric OF Wisconsin. Four rectors OF 81.
James have already been raised 10 the
Episcopaey.
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A Postmasler missing.

CHICAGO, November ga special tele.
gram from Topeka, Kan. says: Hutton, the
postmaster at White Church. is missing. His
accounts with the Government are 80 badly
mixed thathis bonosmen fear that they will
be called upon 10 settle With Uncle Sam.
Several suits against Hinton were begun YES
terdsy by 4 man who rad endorsed his notes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01

A lady visiting Nysck, \. y. from the
City OF Churches took hot brick 10 bed
with her on SUNDAY night. About midnight
she was awakened bY smoke, and she found
the lower part OF her bed on fire snd her
toes just touched by the namss. A loud
Brooklyn scream aroused the household.
Tue impending coDnsEration was extinguisb-
ed, and the lady's toes we're anointed with
gWeet.oil.