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What is Scrofula

]. is that impurity IN tho blood. which, aecunu
listing IN tho glands Of TIA neck, produces I'M
slightly humps or swellings; wSich causes painful
running sores on the arms. legs, or feet; which
Develops ulcers In the eyes. ears. or nose often
causing blindness OF deafness which IL the origin
Of p.mries. oancerous Groygths, or many other
Manifestations usually ascrbed to "humors."
Itisa mo-e Formidable enemy than consumption
or oances alone, for seFofuia combines the worst
possible features Of 10th. Being the most ancient,
fits the most general Of all diseases OF affections,
for very few persons are entirely free from it.
How can It be cured By taking Hoods Slr'a
parIa, which. by the cures 70 has accomplished,
often when other medicines Rave failed has
proven itself 20 be potent and peculiar medicins
for this dIeass For al affections 81 tLe blood
Hoods sarsarar.lll T. uuequaned, and some of the
cures it has effected are really wonderful Ityou
suffer from scrofla ia any o. It's various Forms,
be sure to give Hoods Sarsaparlila trial
Hoods SarSapaTiiIa
Sold audmggisp. 81; six forsS. Preraredonly
byC.LBOyD Co, Apothooar!es, Lowell, Mas
100 Doses Ono Dollar
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Ispeclal telerr.m 10 no ptyps,ch.l

Especial tsiegrsa % mo Dspstch.1
WAyEErr, Va, August H.-Colonel
w. II. Hood sssauIsed Walter Balm at
lvor yesterday. Both psrties ere proni-
nent citizens, and the affair created o
sensation.
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Impurities Of the blood often cause
great annoyance at this season. Hoods
6Arsaparilh puxi6es the blood and cures
Ill such aGeoiiens.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15
By Brown q Lee,
Real Estate AuCtioneer%
Ashland, Va
SALE OF A FARM IN

HYRTTSTEES' SALE OF A FARM IN
THE TRUCKING REGION OF HANOVER
COrNTY.-By virtue Of two deeds Of trust from
John w. Davidson and wItc-the ore 70 george
Z. Haw dated sth September, 1854. an0 recofdfu
Ia Hanover County Court clerS oice Septen-
her is lss,. in Deed Book II, page g73. aud tho
other 10 Hiil Carter. dated tue ID August 1875,
and recorded in Hanover County Court CLERKS
Office August Is. 1855, 10 Deei-book NO. ~, page
337-and ot tho Joque~c ot tho benenclaS1es
ihoreln secarsJ, respectively, tho undersigned
win proceed 80 sell at public auction, at Hanover
Courthouse. on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUsr 70, 1893,
County Court day. Immediately after dinnor
that certain TRACT OF LAND called " LIZA
SAINT GREEN on which the estd John W. d.
wilson resides. lying near the uld church, Ia
Hanover county. containing abuua ~ acres, 1nd
adjoining the lands Of SpotSwOOd Logon. W. j.
Alexander. and otatrs. fhis farm IL situated IN
the trucking region 0t the cOuuty, and has on 10
a god dwelling and other necessary Out-buiit-
logs and an abundance OF wood and water. aud
ia convenient To- churches, schools, and mills.
TERMS Tho deeds require cash - o. i.n. with
interest thereon from september b, l,si tll psid,
and f323C2. with intcresi thereon from October
IL 1881 TN paid. and thc costs Of aa'e md or
executing Ma twists IN sq'd deeds, bus it's pro
bable shat Laore liberal terms will b. announced
az the sale. GEORGE p. nAW.
KILL CAkTFR.
jylSW5t Trustees.
DICaMOND BAZAAR. IN
n Nos. l43s AND iii0 PEkNgLis sTREEr. M
TO-DAY
at 10 O'Clock wa viii offer ngnhcr % e1cellont
HORSES, MULES, BUGGIiS. PHAEIONS, and
WAGONS.
AT II O'CLOCK -
% boIos HAY, In f-s,-rata order;
y frcsh family COWS and CALVES;
very tine .crOnd -hHni HOr BUGGY;
secondhand OPEN BUGGY;
1TGP GRCCERS WAGON;
% socond-hsnt CARTS;
second hand lJAD CART.
aus r.. b. COOK, salesman
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Arcr.ox aA.ra-rusure osv..

- ~ - @f-'-' -
TRUSTEES SAllE OF SEVERAL
A TRACTS OF LAND iTGCJCULAHDCO IN'
TY.-As G0oclllnd Courih0pso, n
TUESDAY. sErrEMBER 4. i,Ss,
will soil u; public auction, uncct deois Of trust
from John " COttroll. csf bkAL TRACTS W
LAND iu GoochlaDd county
I. \ TRACT OF LAND owned by John ". Cot
troll on Beaver paIa and &uhaiO creeks, about
two milcs FROM the Richmond and Aleenauy
railroad and w7ug-Lye ui les apOfc Richmond,
containing tJG ACRES. more Or jess. adjoining
tho lan1 ~ Edwe-i RcdlOrl and O-hcl9. Tins
place has ou 10 tno buildings ald improvements
usually found On a form,
. About 81 ACRES OF LAND Of the plantation
on which john n. tot;reii resides, wing aoo't
sixteen miles from Ricn ara one mile from
lnranna town. being tho part O1 aaid plnnfation
which is ex'lus. ve OF WhUt - Known as the ClarS
purchase.
B. 4 TRACT containing 40 ACRES, more Or
less known Is ne Jordan tfacl end adjoining q %
lands II tie Caraon-Uul coal mining property ia
tho extrclne lower cnt Of the county
TEENS: Under desls ca-h; but moro LIBERAL
terms will probably We Onerud ~ the Sole.
JOIN If Guy,
an ls-WSt trustee.
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nLooox woan ALL RorSn.
a Desperado KsiIed after SIayIng
Two sen 0Hd ~ ouudfuE Otnera.

Two sen VHu ~ OuudfuE Dthcra.
An Omaha (Neb.) telegram says: The
greatest excitement prevails at Shenan-
doah. Iowa, over Wholesale shooting
done last night by a despersdo named
Frank GalIup. Several citizens attempt
Ell TO prevent him from beating hIe
father, whereupon young Gallup iiIed
into tho crowd, killing t. i. Pine The
citizens thereupon rallied and entered
the hOnse, when Gallup with two reYol-
vers again opened fire, shooting David
Campbell in the back of the neck aud
vounding him fatally. He next shot
Pirl .. Rice through the heart, killing
linn Instantly. His next victim was L.
y. Wiufrcv, WHO gas shot through the
right ieg.
Old man Gallup WIGS shot in the
sh3aAer, but # IS not lnown who shot
him.
AIDpD ny His MOTHER.
Moe cart-;iges ~ero handed ont to
vouo., Ca,nr By III, mother, he having
come ont cd the uosch. &c started 90
run. when Ncrcui Fletcher sent rife
hall through hls body and both arms
Fletcher did rot know that he bad killed
Gollup until Gal'up's wife Camo TO the
door and said hey husband WIS dead.
The crowd. fearing trcache,Y. passed. her
rope. with instructions 10 iostcn It
about his neck. This was done and the
crowd started for town dragging tac dead
body OF the outlaw entirely naked
through the streets 10 the City Hall.
where it WIS LETT lying on The foor, and
where hundreds Of people to-day have
looked upon 1t with hatred aud disgust
ABAD Tor UNDER ARREST.
The desperado's father escaped last
night, but Was captured to-day and taken
with his wife to the Clnrda jail. where
they are weilguaried. The Gallup family
have been a bad lot FOR years, quarrel
ling and fighting among Themselves and
disturbing tie whole community. he
shooting aiiray occurred at late hour.
The two men killed, Pine and nice, AS
well as those wounded, are all prominent
citizens.
There is little hope for the recovery
of Campbell, who was shot IN the neck.
Young Gallup, who was killed III a nude
condition, had undressed TO retire for
the night when he get into the row with
his father which resulted so tragically.
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srSAMBOATa.-r,n.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT ax-sx-
Y COMPANY. for OH Rcau. NOR Gx944Aks
felix, Portsmouth,, Newport NewA Ciaremons
and jsmeesiver lsndmgs dircc. by elegant ss-
looe steamer AIsi6l, leaving Rtcauopd EVERY
IA. Street-cars cont
CONFESSIONS al Old Point closely with all itpes
for northsrn cttics sane sfsernoon: also. al Nor
fefk for Easssrn NORTH cssoanA, the sosth, ana
vfUtnA boesh JAHss river BY daylight 1roa,
tpurtsc Hire. Chcapuss roase.
dhroash sickcts 0n steamer and ~ 8arossr's
Agvncy. 100 NAL, street Baggage checked
Freight received daily. lor Norfolk, Ports.
mouth, Old Point waseriy. Hicksfaxd. Va. and
al points Ia kns4eyn North Carolina. Aasseva
Virgins, ana al regular landings on the Js,nes
river, al Lowest raioss And through bills ssued-
LUciES n fATuA, yico- erssiaenS
No. Ia: Asin sfrees and koakotfs
IRWIN Wsisissx, frssgas asd ksssensor Agent
leo
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nAsLn4Ae LINES.
az q, ~ azssE aR 1sEayE

or 70 Il <:1sfy ~ 1sss-xfp N.Y. 3:
R1CHMOND, FREDgRfCgsBUEJ,
~ ASD poroaAC AIfsOAD.-sohoiy.,
time: 20
10 n ~ saves Byrd sfsss station daily. .,,,,
.ny a. Aealans, Junction. Mol
-. FIe1crick.buTg Sleeper .,
elngon. leaves Nsshington'1s
ii:r A. ~, ieavss Byri-s,,eoi - ssa;,Aa o.n, 81,
~ ~ SylalAy leaves Washiugg a,r
FsT iOsk a. so r
sleeper H. Nov Yorf 'V' '
1913 A. ~. arrives o. ById-~t-eo. .,afloo a,g,
ssR NJ. arrives .. Byri,,, ~ .,.,,.. AN,
r ,., 2. srncsnturs HH'0rf. al
iesr n, srriyo'a; Byrdstre.. 80, esa'o s2k
except sunday "" Assb
ASHLAND TkATy3
DAILY EHCggr srNDtrt
snop. NJ. Accommodated icagss Per, d..
station; arrives A. Asha-f al % :,
sotP. NJ, leave, slbs. Arrives q. A.aa5iI
NJ, sccee mofsiion. sr-7, e. BRIT
street station. ieafs hs-a.Ia-t
tssP. w., arrives 81 Rlbs .,a7,, l.,,,, -
ca. fAYLOR Gencra. r,-s., .,.,.
Z. r. u. MYERs. Genera super ,elle0L D,yI
DIEDMONr AIRLINE
RICHMOND AND DASylTLg RaT.Ro.o
sHoRTEsr kSD MOST DiHSCi f1-lg -
PULLMAN sLkkPkk3 o. AL AiSdt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15

NgJANTED, MAN TO TAKE TIE
w agency travelling or locap Of our SAFES;
size gsrlsxlS inches; weight so pounds; r0tail
price t35 Othcr sizes "a proportion. rsro
chance aud permanent Dn-iness These Safes
meet n demand never before supplied By Othcr
safe com penies, as 10 arc no. gogornGd ~ tho
safe pool ALPINE SAFE CCMPAN1,
nv 2lSa.SN3m Cincinnati. O.
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Law ArriTs
Ric1BeuA pstgrsD uL
TRANS NoKrawAGD
DE lDanv -. 10,

: fAyl fshAH-a tt't
Nos. p and u make 40 store 20 -
only on signal AZ Mauchorter aad 'L'r,
IS stops only on signal 81 Chose.
ara Manchester No IS stols IN ego" /"
regular stAu0us NJ % stcps "a -i4'H' -.
regular stsli0us AMI also e fenllfT 5 ~
Waithau No. 81. =, 8, 81, IS. - ~, A.
atop a. al stzrOns fer passenserS
YULLNAr-CAR >fKtltE
OnTralns Nos IS Ena 3 sioepins-.Af'
NeE York ana Tampa. fla. lrfE jt a'
On Trans nos. u and q sieeging., af'
Washington snd Charleston. un 100.
eleeptug-cars Dclween Now lof< ADJ 800
vile. On fraln 80 .. sleepll s--A.' a'''
Warrington anu Jacksonville ......r
THKOSLY ALLRAlL LINE TO H... 0-N
LstEE As.~f = q
Richmond. .'l0.5 4. NJ. Sor'olS .....s f.
kicninoud =. 90 p. n. NortJla .......h' +
Norfolk..... o \. N. Rich npui.....
Norfolk ..'s:OP. 81. kichm0nI
These trains ar-o make close conlr
Farmyiiio. Tyncnourg, aud >ogiho .,,f
and all stations on thc norfolk AMI y 80
road, except tho ltsS trslu. ~
points Sost n Petersburg sboRt
a. ~ Snper.l ir--
ET D. NYsRs, General Snperiuteri
y. NJ. EglRSOS. General Pas euevf AZ
SOL. HAAS, frarar MANAGE
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NTANTED, BY A GRADUATE Of
w tue NDcma-le Institgte, SETUATlOS
As TEACHER ~ a PRIV hTE FAMILY OR
SCHOOL. Teaches English. Mathematics, no
s-L.nces, French, anu Art Eof,rCnc,s ex-
chenged. Address Mss -. /. NJ
Box 2}S, Charlottesville, Va.
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-sHESAPEAKE AND ONO kO0 j"
Il SCHEDULE TAKING kEfk-k


atttl H. ~
lsays RICHMOND:
%, A. N. for Newport NoNs. on l',i'i ~.
;ork and Norfolk daily ef --'
s,sA NJ Sundays only. y yespon >sss9
,i.io A N. ThTosea srd iocsl Mail . 81 pa
No4. cIcops s1niAy' ,f..s
PAt.oc g. ..n .han .t.s
Suiohor Purmal leepef' e.
FORGE % lexington, ... -
cop N. for Newport HeFs. OF i-'-N
Norfolk. except sun4ai ...ls
SOP. NJ. h ?. al r. sspe loa A '''
Gos N. Tor Lognri,ie, cisciana.a, :, -
81 Louis. Nempht, eni '.,,..fi
leans-fss, Eaprcss ~A .ss
puumaus daily Only f}-'
PullmA AIS Nest non Alfl. 90
sap NJ fos Cd PcinG cas- -. ~. Sd.
sroo. cuty as NiilRn-ll N
maasPalss az - OH fsis- ,.-,srl
lQ.e0P NJ. To- Virginia ss-ils3 az $685.
Ev, oailr ,xc"f@ sunis|
ca n Nhife >Hirhnf
Asnts IN BlcHsoSpi ,t,st
snA N. fi-g.aia sgruy eap'
,,m A. s,em Norfolk. on P-ii. Al y"
rorx Sau- excspt .gllA. ~ -.
s0p N. rom local oois,s snd '''
.o.p N ,ssgs s 1;a s,.a. xoz9or. >ess - -
w. Moor daily fliimsl 1919
ma soipt f0,as 'iurst "a -
tsoP. N. from loalssla ssiA 49, 49,. arg
AA''V'' rsar e. a.ctr
y IN, = s0nSa
se.,..,,,, and srost strrrs, -
T1nSs:s a. 100 Main ssrsss sns hclLAS
s.nsfa fssseasef $50
49, c.,Ars, s.. q Nj eAas2- -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15

NXTANTED.-A COM ETENT
W young man Of business experience and
ability desires n SIIUArIDN As COOK
KeEfER. Best Of yof5ronco fu~nist y.
W. &. GARviN.
Keu,ucS, Pittsylysnia coun.i, Va.
,t IN rCVvBfs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15

IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. FOR
4 SALE, for tho purpose Of settling an estate,
tho VALUABLE Farm known ~ "COAN
HALL situated on Coanli river, NOrthum berlEnd
county Va, within a short distance OF Ueafhs-
viBe containing 357 ACRES 8 ROoDs, moro or
less.
The WORKING-STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS
will 20 sold with the farm.
FOR particulars address THE MERCANTILE
TRUST AID DEPOSIT COMPANY OF BALrl-
MORE, Baltimore. Md. iyZ-lm
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GLASGOW SERVICE.
OLD DOMINION STEAM y1E.s6
~ Snip COMPANY s-sSzf4zes
ToR NEW YORK.

~ SNIP COMPANY s>.sss4zes
1oR NEW YORK.
Steamers leave Richmond EYERT TUESDAY
and FRIDAY a. 3 y. N.
steamers Leave Nov York for Richmond
KyEkY WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY at ! 2
A., arriving la Richmond MONDAY ana FRI
DAY MORNINGS
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin faro 10 New IorG ga James-riser
route QnoludinR meals aud oerta) ...-....sD 20
Round. trip ncker,. limited 70 thirty dsys
after date Of issue ....................... AT
steerags Win su bsistence. ................. 6O0
Storage without subsistence. $3.50. eW
Cabin faro SIC Chesapeake and Ohio rail-.
road Observation-Disclosures. .OVJ
Cabin faro via Richnond and Petersburg
rairDAl.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2V ~
Tickes can DO obtsined az 4. W. CARRIERS. 100
Main street: Chesapeake AMI Ohio and Rich
mond and Petersburg depots. AMI at eompany's
efiees 1901 Nam street, and wharf Rockets.
Freighes forv arded and through bills ot lading
fsued for points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until hour OF sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond on HONDAYS
TT ESDA{S, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
sATCRDAfs By the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way st1 Newport Newa a. e;iJ 4. NJ. AMI by
Richmond and Petsrsoarg railroad Same dsysl
at 10. q A. NJ. win maze connection o. hOn-
FOLK with steamer leaving those days
GkORGk W. ALLES 5 CO.. Agents,
No. 1901 LATIN street. sni
no2 Compsnys wharf. kccs JtA
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Schedule 10 RTect
.fulv A if.sf.
cnNNEl rInN.

AZ keysYiIs for Chass sify, Grxsyuis. Fl. a
oxford. toontcs7 ua.lf n. Green's orO ior ID RI
am Raleigh. ~aiem. AMI Hi1ston, auf al
points ca Norm Carolina OiVsi0l. 40 suIiap. p
tor Ashegi.ie. H. epruss. sa1 al % iae b
Wrs'ern Norm Can) ina ald CO lAari9He rs
Charl TO, q iurli rrd Auc7i o. llf'val.
Train No 80 oonuerts tauy 10 GroensbDry
foc salem. winston. Ra'eigA, Doifrtrr9, sli
horehead city Al SaisDIry fF A.hcylie, iilf
SPRING. ant al points 10 Western North Cafo.
lins. az Charlotte VIII chA- 1850. Columbia All
Augusta rai.rasi nr Coinmhia. Anggs.A ASea,
Charles On. -tYsUnsh. lh0m as,I.ls. o.. jack
e1uyi.ie ari ctrer f,or Is po.AA. ni'o Nlsa
Carolina celtfel rai.foai TO- tllwlQRton-
Trstns frlD ths south arrive o. Gca noea
a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15

WANTS.
WTANTED.-A YOUNG LADY OF
w some experience desires a SITUATION
n teach Bngisn. French. and Music. Best re-
forences Y,ll be givcn. Address Mas D., care
Postmaster, Clarksyille, Va au iirsr
WANTED, TO BUY STABLE MA
w SURg n those having stables will
drop a pOeial-cart 70 the undersigned giving
their address my wagons Will call regularly ior
the inanare and Keep The stabe-ysrd clean. The
driver will pay ior the manure when he gets IL
FARMER, Box 80, city. au l5-is'
WANTED, A MAN SERVANT TO
w do homework and attend TO ny horses.
an f5-1t N. g STAPLES.
WANTED, 4 POSITION BY A
w graduate Of tTo normal colleges. who Il
Willing ~ tesch Mathematics Naia5al S-Icn co,
English, LatIn, Drawing, and Gymrasiic-. "a
dress - H." care Discdich. s1 lI-et'
WANTED, An EXPERIENCED
w WHITE NURSE; mlldie-aged. 4 per-
IT anent home Tor suitable person. Apply at
NJ ~ east oface street al ls-3t'
WANTED, TO SELL Ny THO
W ROU0H-BRED ASD REGIsIR RGD DE-
VON BULL NOEL, E-92 4. ID. z. us e ameg-
nifcent snlmai: perfectly kind, easy % coz
troi, and .ust four years Old. Addro9s.
Z. r TART.
Mauthpi." ~ t-flh.e,
au1.-2t kim tl1 q Ieen county. VI.
WANTED. 4 PRACTICAL GER
~ ban FARMER - .7kc cha-ea 81 . farm ia
MONTGOMERY counfv. ia -9utt western Virginia.
rppy "a T. south Fifteenth street bc erea aud
4 O'Clock. Wednesday. ~ ll-lp
C'ELFPROpELLlNG CHAIR
-
FOR THE SICK WANTED.
RANDOLPH L. ENGLISH,
IN l2t 1852 Main street
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nsAL EsrArE Ar pRlvArK sALs.

EOR SALE, BRICK HOUSE No. e.
a 1915 west Cary street Seven rooms, cul- III
vert, bath, and gas; nicely aud conveniently coz
siructed. Recently buiit Both lines of street.
cars near. Possession at once II desired. Terms
very liberal /. J. MERCER,
au fs-2ts 3l3 vest Grace street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15

COZ I WILL PAY 800 70 ANY
~ 46eJs olo who viii sacure 'Or mo BY tho
i.r OF sFfTBAbRR A PERMANENT posi-
ton IN s1nIo wholesale house, Insurance, or
railroad onco III this city. Good references
given. Addross FIDELITY.
an l2-cuxWgt' caro- Il DiJpftch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15
BY ~ ". Bo7s
Real Estate AucIioneer.

H. ssLpox T,YIoR and j. THOMSON Rs9wS
& CO., Aucti0neCf1 aul9
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WANTED, A MAN SERVANT TO
w do house-work and attend TO my horses.
uf5-1t ". &. STAPLES.
The evening world., 1888-08-25
TO MEET JAKE DOW THEBAY
A HAPPY PARTY STARTED ON THE JOHN
IENox THIS MORNING.

Inv GhbtuTutuM U WIZ
with speeches aud wish Welcomes Un-
spoken-Thsre VIII Again he Demon
strnted How Great n Thing II Is to 30
n Great Man Among Otlur Men.
II has co,no TO be quito the thing to send O
welcome down the bay on the return Of our
stat and other great mon from their
little summering In Europe.
Blaine received q rouser, another 10 propar-
ing for Chaunosy Depew, aud to-day 10 given
up to q reception to the Hon. Jake Kilrain,
who is one Of the Etruria's passengers from
Liverpool.
At 9.1O O'Clock this morning the starin
steamer John Lenox took o select party OF
sporting men. newspaper men and admirers
and friends Of Kilrain down the bay to ex-
tend to the pugilistio champion the honors
due him with a hearty welcome homo.
On the Lenox we're William II. Harding,
sporting editor Of the Police Gdze1ei Prof.
William Miller, the all-round athlete; Johnny
Murphy, the lightweight Frank Stevenson.
the big Blocker street sport, who was referee
In the Dempsey Reagan fight and in q dozen
other scraps; the veter an stakeholder, Harry
Hill; Tom, otherwise known as =. soap. Mo;
Alpine; Johnny Reagan, who was defeated
by Jack Dempsey Il. L. White, George H.
McEvoy, the Poiioe Gazette artist; Chris.
TOPPER Dodge, father in law Of Richard X.
Fox, who is in London; A. B.. Clarke.
Manager Of the Police Gazette J. X. Strick-
Ter, the artist |. s. Rosenbaum, II L. White,
Sergt. Magyar and Detective Mullins, of the
Fourth Precinct, and other sporting men
John s; stillman, President of the Baltimore
Editor of the Baltimore American Harry
Lee Clarke, Sporting Editor of the Baltimore
Sun George Wright, of the Special Session
Court staff John Keegan,. city, editor OF the
Paterson Call Daniel @, Webb, of Tayl2r'i
William johnson and Eddie Gafney re,
ceived the invitations at the Rang-plank. an6
Tommy Usher's brass band OF twelve piecei
made music for the party.
Harvey, the Canal street caterer, furnished
the receipt N party with champagne anc
other fzzing refreshment, as well as eatables
and enthusiasm wns rampant.
Along the sides OF the Lenox were strehmerl
bearing the legend Welcome to Jake Xii
rain. Police Gdzeh Champion" and varicol
ored flags iuttered from oil points Of thu
boat. ,
wore a satin ribbon badge i'll cerulean blu'
with a gold and crystal rosette and whit
bow, on which was inscribed "Wclcome II
Jake Kilrain. the Police Gazette champion
with compliments of Richard X. Fox"
Everybody smoked a " Richard X, Fox
brand cigar from an exhaustless box opened
by Billy Harding, and everybody was happy
Mr.. Harding had buttoned up under hi
coat O pretty speech Of welcome which h
was to Are at the returning champion as sool
as ever he could climb over the taffrail of tn
Etruria. and Manager Clarke had another 10
o RESI- onse to Kilrain's reply-a sort OF thir'
round and wind up.
AS the Lenox, under Capt. William Day
steamed away fr IN the dock cheers wer
gwen for Jake Kilrain and the corks began t
The evening world., 1888-08-25
Comments from Abroad.

[BY CABLE TO THE PRESS NEWS AssocIArToN.l
LONDON. Aug. 25.-Ihe press continues to
comment upon President Cleveland's
message of retaliation, generally regarding
it as an astonishing sequel of the rejection of
a treaty made by his own administration
The Daily Telegraph, which always dispar-
ages the United States, Affects to take a de-
spending view of the situation, which" il
says, distinctly lowers the tone Of American
public life. prevents the Republic from Is-
tanning the place of dignity among political
communities to which its marvellous prog
ress in the past, and its boundless possibili.
ties in the future enable it to aspire"
The French press regard the incident with
curiosity. seeing in it the possibility of q
serious complication for England.
The evening world., 1888-08-25

never put in any bill. Suits were brought
for wages and for materials. Mr.. Ryan some
times loaned mo some money. he gave me
81. 100 for a loan to Kelly, one. OF the con.
tractors; and l think he loaned me about
Kelly had the contract for nlling up New
avenue, and witness said he had been there
about a dozen times, and raised the money
for Kelly as a friendly move.
Morrison 10 counsel at presentin Brunton's
On his admission to this effect Mr.. Niooll
asked And you are in the oity's employ !
How much salary do you draw !" -
II get $4,000 a year." meskly responded
You say you and Ryan entered into your
S5, 900 agreement after The contract had been
let to Brunton d 90. How. then, do you &C.
count for the fact that you drew ~, the CON-
g. suppose / did 1t because I was asked.
II was prior to the agreement"
M. J.. Morrison, o brother Of the witness,
has O ~clerkship with the Commission, but the
witness said he had not influenced his ap-
pointment.
To Corporation Counsel Beekman Mr..
Morrison said he had been connected with
RYAN in mining interests involving as. high as
S26. 600: He said Mr.. Grace sent for him after
the bids had been opened to inquire about
RYAN who had been introduced to him by the
witness some years before. told Mayor
Grace that Ryan had Q mil. ion dollar hotel in
St. Paul and a half million dollar hotel at
Chicago.
L. Wegmann, jr., divisional engineer on the
Aqueduct, was next called. He related
how he received orders from the
Committee on Construction Of. the
Aqueduct Board to make plans and estimates
for high bottoms on Section A. He
felt that the order was wrong
a misunderstanding. among the en-.
gineers ensued. and damages resulting
were properly charged to the city. In esti
mating the damages he acted under o writer
order from Chief Engineer Church
| which forced HIM to make a falst
estimate on one portion Of the work, OF
rather to duplicate the estimate on thu
part. BY this estimate the city lost $50, 0O(
on the whole section.
The witness saw Gen. Newton about it, be-
cause he thought the proceeding. was irregu
lar. Gen. Newton said some such resolution
had been passed by the Commission, and tina
ended Wegmann's opposition.
He concluded by saying that he believed
the claim of the contractors was equitable
but the method of arriving at the amount wa
irregular and tending TO deceive the Comp
troller.