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Daily Republican., 1888-08-10
DIED

DAwsOE-In Penosdor Hundred, on the
sth lest henA, daughter Of Wm. II Al d
Clara 4. DaEEor, aged Z years, / month
aud day.
holatives and friends arc respectfully In
vited TO attend nor funeral from the resi-
desce Of her parents on Friday NJ U'clOeE
?, IN inteTmont q: Glasgow Pfesby terrain
Cemetery.
EELSON.-On the On inst, Christina
Nelson, aged 81 yearA
eholatiyeG and ffisnd are invited 10 attend
her funeral from her late residence, No
elb West rtiri btrhet on Saturday morning,
at 30 o'clock. InteTmeat at RivervieN
cemetery,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

In order TO give the public an oppor
iualty to witness the nbSsquies Of Gen
erAl Sheridan, the Il & o railroad vii
run special train to Warrington, An
aust IL, leaving Delaware avenue ala
ton, st $40 m arriving ss WAshius
ton II 9 As a. N Returning train vii
leave Washington st ST. n Ticket
for round TIP 50 95. Tickets will b
good on all traiEs on Saturday the /
inst
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

Last night - the tug Meteor having
in tow tho freight bETges Of Bash And
Warner, and ave canal boats, were be.
Ing towed mp tbs Ohrlstiana, one Of the
bnAts struck portion Of the new cat.
"a bridge and broke her tow. The
bridge Was slightly damaged, but the
boat was aunk and la nov lying neal
tho brio gB
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

GILES LsMRSON, sheriff.
Sherlh's once, Wilmington, August 0,
ISIS. alU-uud-tB
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

The Camp Adam Association q
their tents yesterday BrintO1i }
and will remain two weeks, Ths
IS composed OF the following p
Joseph X. Adams aud wife, WlllH
Adams aud wife, y, Dushsne Cl5JI
d, KuftE, 7. T. Hora, lsWT J.!
]. Merrick Horn, homAs lsllHl
Adams, Alfred Walt, GsoTse ? !
man II. CraW ford aud wife, MIS-
die Hodgiuan, Annie Eas'n, Jl.gI
Kate Eakin, Auui1 DraobIt, y
Slaugh, Ella Biircs, ElaA "
Cora Mitcatll aud TAI.- BLIZZARD
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10
TNIRD EDITION.


Yesterdays game vas poorly attended,
and those who witnessed Il saw . gfeet
game, The Americas played > gooa
game, but they could not hit the oaii;
inc Chester club played good game all
aroun0 and they are all heavy hittsIs.
The Chester had Two OF the solnr lip
players HUT and Long and they nit the
kaIi hard, HUT making two two oase
ia. Collins Of The Americas bad the
Misfortune TO get bit with the ball every
time. Hyndman evidently knew his oasl
meas. lie was certainly AFRAID 70 give
Hpre eel" goOd ball. lie score ioi
logH.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

TOPEKA. Ksn,, Aug. 9.--5am 4 bin
ton and his associates, who wsFa Arrest
ed at HuRoton, Kansas, charged with
conspiracy, bat who are said TO have
murdered in cold blood Sheriff Cross
and his pose, 10 oonuecdon With the
Stevens county troubles, were taken to
this city on Wednesday by the United
States Marshal. All gave boDdn IN
suma ranging from $500 to S2O,OtO.
and were released,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

Ayers Agne Cure never fails 10 cure fever
and agre and malarial disorders. Warranted
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

FL suER- FIsEEY 49, Al Pennggrove, Nj !,
Clarence q. Fisher, OF PSrryviile, Md,
AMI Miss Emma II. Flnne7, OF Whining
ton, Del.
TEA3-PEOPLES.-1r Wednesday ever
Ing, August 8, At tho rosidsrcs OF Mr
Joseph blllingsley, by tho Rev J. q. Len
hart, Mr.. james Cuas and Miss Martha
PsOpl5E, both CT BrandyWine. Def.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

The mem bera of Bethel NJ. Z. oolored
church numbsring some 700 had a good
time pic. nicing Ut the BTaudyWlue
Springs yesterday. Dancing was the
order OF tho day, and HArdinR,s Uni.
versAl Brass Baud done the toOtinR for
those who tipped the light fantastic
tee. The very best OF order prevailed,
and the colosed folks enjoyed them
selves 10 their EEArts content.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

james p. Potter, col. living At No. Gl4
Fsti all street, mad ths Index finger OF
hts right hand cut eli this morning
while engaged In working with the
pianing machine In the shop OF Henry
3. EvHnHi stair builder, olr1er Eighth
hnd Monroe STREETS, DE was taken to
D. Il VeAsey's dfnR store aud DR.. Maui
summoued, who Creased the wound
which WAS a very pAininl one.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Augut -
Howard o Spencer and G o'Re String
ham have been arrested bere for killiI g
Sergeant Pike, OF the United 6Rtes
Army, 10 1859 Spencer, who Cred ths
fatal eEo', IVES never prose cuted, ard
later became a kornol Bi3h .. n,
was recognized here by Warden Pratt
SUlnghsm Is said TO have been an abet
ter IN the crime,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

EVANSVILLE, o., August 9-Scven-
year Old CreGsie Obonbs while playing
with revolver yesterday shot himself n
the abdomen. Having been forbidden to
touch the weapon he said nothing about
his injuries, while his mother chAstised
him. Later the little fellow, who had
changed his clothes complai ed Of being
sick, and It was then his mother found
out that he was hurt. He VIII probably
die
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

The yolug con Of Mr.. Abner Bailey,
reading near Baulkland, Del, VIVA had
en- operation performed some time sRo
by DtH. AgneW, of PHILADELPHIA, and
DR.. Bail, Of Falkland, is well enough
10 be able TO cit up on tha porch. Hopes
are now entertained Of his DOM plete re-
oovery, which will be a big card Ior the
Ell cheney Of DR.. Ball, young, but Tis-
ing physician.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

Tho condition Of j. MArkley s,uRloy
aud George Shelter, who were poisoned
on Monday tight last by eating dried
beef, Ia slightly improved. Thh
morning they did not feel SO we'll, bu'
tho attending physician thinks tbA
thsy are GUS OF danger, providing Gss
trltls does not take plscs.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

Yesterday Deputy Jod1 II, q
the City Court, for" AZ, 1lus stste q
to to Judge Gru66, Of To- ,Ss i 1.iT 4
vacancy was filled ,5,,, az faral
pointing eE-ClIy So !, y is.Ioa !
judge Turner IS no" ID
Clerk Hyland'
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

Emmett Morrow, an iron worker at
RsmlnRton's machine works, Is said by
= PESO who sent a communication TO
lhs REPUBLICAN, oil sc, to have enRAg-
% 10 the pAstime OF beating his wife
and Ii'tle child. he Is perfect furor
when in his cups, bat rather quiet
and inc tfsnsivA man when sOber.H
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

George Grimm, Robert Hansley and
Samuel Nconan, all colored men, work
ing at one of the brickyards, were
brought before Esquire Bertolette on
Thur day evening by Frank Stout, agent
for the Society of Prevention Of Cruelty
10 Animals, for having driven a hortt
to death belonging TO VIM. q. Martin.
Griffin was discharged, but Hausley and
Noonan were each fined t25 and costs
making heir fine all told, S34.6l, They
are now leaked up in the cells a. the hall
pend ing the payment Of their fines, other
wise they will te sent over
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

Thomas Reed, colored, had one Of his
legs cut quite badly on Thursday by be
ing struck with an old iron rail which ne
was assisting to remove from the schoon
.eT Red W ing at the wharf of the Ola,
m nd State Iron Company. DR.. Patter.
son dressed the wound.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

Gouley's next t1oufsi)a nl \
ter will CONS of 90 MolisIi y
Of August.
The next NeE Y1JE sad ",
land on FLursisy NE 5O,o q
90 TouIUfAy, The 2Oil Of ~
TO waahlngton SD dstiisblit !,
Ou Ihl stay, September 9li',
OhuDk End SRllCubl'k,
On rhursaAy, tEe llth oiVS
AAuCb Oluuk an SR 1ob'sL
For iced tea AZ Lave lbs y. ~
that grow. Crirr'n 3 Ei'I ~
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

Tho pay - Oh the p, W. &B Rail-
road reanhld our city to-day, AID Ia
man we're thereby u ade hsppy. store.
ssepsrs vih I doubt 1sioico at ths sur.
plus noVey scoa 70 40 puE in clgCuia.
ton,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

The opening attraction q. the AoAd-
envy Of Music early IN September will
b. tho Wiltcn Minstrel Company, who
will play OF an engagement made to
the former management OF the o. era
House.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10
MITES


The Chester team cleared $40
GresnRaIl II a comlcal genius.
Hyndmau pitches swim ball.
The Chester boys want return game
Mr. Hlnkle's umpirirg was satisfactory.
The Amrricus AID Wilmington will
clay 10 morrow
II f. said that Barklsy will not be al
lowed 10 pit b again.
HUT was the only Solar TIP player
tina played with the Chester CLUB.
Tue Dover club visited Milford yester-
day afternoon aud both mines p aged q
good game Of ball. When Dover had
finished her nth inning AM the Nil
went to the bat the game was stopped, a.
Dover refused 70 nnish owing to unjus
decisions b, ne umpire The game wa
well played and II was great disippoint
ment 10 the large audien hat the con
test was not played to finish. The um
pI decided the kame o 70 y IN favor o
Milford,
The Amateur Leagu record up to dat
Is as follows;
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10
ON SATURDAY,
THE 25rH DAY OF AUGUST. 1854
At2o'elock ,. NJ,



Two dwelling houses located on Two Adioin.
Ing lots Of lano, bounded ard dtscribed as
follows to Wit:
No. /. Beginning at a corner formed by the
inter cotton Of The eEsterly side Of Adams
street and the nOrtheriy side Of Eleventh
str ct, thence along sale easteriy side Of Adams
street with castcrly IS feet more or less to a
post thence EOutheasterly ana rnnniu x
through the ini'dl- Of the brick division wall
between the house on the lot and the adjoining
house on the north lSs feet more Or less 10 a
more or less to stake, thence on a uOT h.
I westerly IS feet to point and ana iheBcO Ia =
W. sterly direction SO feet 10 The place Of be-
| No. Z Beginning At point on the easteriy
side Of Adams street at the distance Of lT' feet
| and o chps sJutherly from the sOuthgrly side
| Of Delaware avenue thence huuthoaaterly and
| parallel with Delaware avenue and along a
| line of land OF sarah Ana SaYe=s laB feet IN
| inches to a stake 10 line Of land Or =, ". Gill
| pin, deceased, thence sGuthwUstCrly along
| said last Incntl IN land feet 10 b STAGE,
| thence nor hwesttrly and running through
the middle Of the brick division wall btiWeeu
| the horse on thla lot and the lu7e adiJtnin Z
( On the south a feet, more or lees, q the SAID
eAgterly Il 2 of Adams tree. ana thence there
J ny northerly "a feet inches to the place Of be-
4 ginning.
Seized aud taken In execution as the proper
~ J8IuHs ". Ware AID samuel Murphy
former owners or Tgputrd owners, NHltei
Oummius, owner or rrput u owner. and los
erh Il. y. srcis and Henry Il Seeds trAdinJ
ssJ. I d. seeds \ Son. contractors, and 1,
GILES LAMRsoN, sheriff.
| Sherlh's once Wilmington, August 0,
lbA5. alD-uud-tA
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

IN Mr. Edward Lerton is visiting Altantl
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

The watch spring oorses superior TO
whslebone, Gliding ard hetaon able
springs, at Hukiil q Poist's, Ssoond
aud TAtnAll streaiR
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

.SHERIFF's SALE. - BY VIRTUE
- Of writ ot LcVuri Faries To mo directed
will be 81 17vI 20 public sale, al tie Court
lluuse on Market street between TrHlh and
Eleventh streets, Ia thu city Of Wilmington,
New Castle County, Del,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10
AMERIOUs.
scoREBT ISSINos.

Chester .....,......S -
Americas. ........O 0 o 0 o O--l
Runs earned-Chsster, 8. s'ru;k out
By Day II; by Hyudmln, 10. stolen
bAses-Hutt, II Long, GreenwSll, Day,
Betz, Campbell, Thorp e., Foster, Col
Inns Passed balls -Chester, 2; Am ricusi
Two base hit, HUT, 2 Umpire -
MI. Hlnkle. Time, As.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10
MOTIFS

FaTrAr bAtted in three rurs and lcorsd
one himself
"Kid" Gleason has been sick, arr Il
not yet 10 ahApe 10 pitch.
R1we, the Detroit short stop, left fol
Detroit last evening. He 10 III witt
malAfiAl fever.
5aEderS ard shTivsr will ba thi
PhilAdelphiA battery TO day.
Who taii that Il WAS rot luck thal
helped PhilAdeiphiA TO win yesterday
The Athletics play at 81. Louis TO-
day.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

Try TAylor's Dime EEpEeBs, 2iC
Market street, PhilAdslphia.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

The following games were played
yesterday:
At New York-NsW York, 81 PiIts
burg, 5.
Al PhilAdelEh!s-PhilAdeiphia q
DssFoil, ..
Al Washington - Washington, Z
OhioaRO, p
At Boston -BoBton,4; IndiAnApo.lS, |
At ni-clbnA:l-oinclppAtl, 81 BALI
more, q.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

81 the RBFUBLICAS oaos ~
tbs agAd d,
7 O'Clock 10 o'clooA
75o ~
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

EETARTED - A HD1D. RELIABLE
w dairy nan end WHO 70 axe oharEo OF
q MIX 4 airg ana farm. Ed1ro5s OF apply 70
EJIr K W. ULAAK, p. y, bOK ~ Row
Uastt1, BOT r41-6stltWE
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

90 to smeltz q 90. for peaches. No.
Is East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

.,,,,s nv ~ ~, n55 j /
81 PsI; a.. 80 is.a I I, '5s''ss
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10
T0IVIDENU.

A hiyidend has been dec. nTsG by the mana.
rerI Of tho WI mingtou and l'hilafel hia
Turnpike COmpAng Of thirty cents FER share,
phYrhle on or after the 18th iuHt.. At 1909 Mar.
ket street. jos, TAHNALL,
au-l0-iCt, Treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

Ask for Youths SDaoktnR Tobacco
fns. WAliAne. 607 Pima attract
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

lAegs)
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

Bush'a, French stree, wharf ia N, plae,
t7huy your ensi.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

ny NrrD-H A MiDULC-AUED
w lady, As tuHtion ~ t1vseseepsr, In
lily q no BUAll ChilIiGn. ono that
Hnd srstaD6B the bu1 iDO7B Jtsy or ultry.
Adde'S AIS &. kth Btr3s', ~ sc
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

8, Is or 80 gems for 20 cents ct Oum.
mings' gallery, 3O2 Market street..
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

rEYANCg D--A Position - CLERK
w or assistant IA grsenry sore ny
yruar m phs hH' nA1 yeats experience.
Apply - 1910 wing stIe5l, IO.2ta
Daily Republican., 1888-08-10

Msssrs. Toner & Tom, sII q
TO e. erect pSa,i ten tvo,'' s5S oiIuis
h on Tenth ,t' spI QuiIa 1
Ei@1pproTVsmeat I, I : ,e ,,s, ' SSd 40
= deT mana ", viii ind i'D'pS
sss ~ t are orpl'!ed' -.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-18
Deed OF Assignment.

4 deed of assignment was recorded In
the Clerks Office of the Chancery Court
Yesterday from John W. Mil er to Ben1a-
min II. Berry and James W. Anderson
trustees, for the benefit of his creditors
The deed conveys all the stock ofgoods
in the store situated at the northwest cor
ner Of Reservoir and Taylor streets; also
the fixture, shelving, counters, ice'box,
etc. and all chases in action.
The first preferred creditor Is Lille A.
Miller, 1858 2S borrowed money.
If there remain any funds after paying
the above, then L. A. Sanders 4 Son are
to be paid 1886 7s for goods purchased.
A list OF rhirl-class creditors follow,
all for small amounts, the largest being
S20g2. Total Indebtedness, $500
Mr. John W. MILLER also had recorded
a homestead exemption, which covers the
furniture in his house alone
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-18
SHORT TELEGRAMS.

DUBLIN, July l7.-An inquest was be-
gun TO day at Mitchellsville Into the
death of Mr.. Mandeville, who is said to
have died from the results OF the treat
ment he received In Tullamore jail. The
widow of the deceased testified that her
husband told her that he had suffered
with sore throat throughout his prison
term He was unable 10 swallow, and
had suff, red terribly from hunger.
New BEDFORD, Mass, July l7.-Gen-
era Sheridan passed quiet and c0mfor-
table night last night. He was raised up
in bed yesterday afternoon and propped
by pillows, and engaged in a pleasant
conversation with his physicians.
WACO. TEX, July l7.-Conrad Jack
son (colored), was hanged here yesterday
for the murder of John Talley, prom-
nent white planter, one year ago. Talley
mad applied strong epthet to Jackson $
brother, and in revenge Jackson sneaked
up behind Talley while he was plowing
and shot him in the head. Jackson was
nineteen years old He made confession
yesterday.
TIBUaY CENTER, ONT. July lr.-Bur'
glar, entered the house Of Wilson Hough'
ton, a quiet and noffensiye old man, last
night, stole $500, and shot Mr.. Houghton
in the abdomen The wounded man died
this morning.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-18
RIOTOUs ITALIANS.
They Try TO Rescue Disorderly Com
patriot from Custody.


New YORK, July l7-For some time
past there have been I'm the neighborh0Od
of Harrison, Westchester, and Rye, large
gangs OF Italians employed on the rail-
road. A good deal Of rivalry and i'll feel
Ing has sprung up between the different
gangs, and disturbances have been fire..
quent. On Sunday evening, July :, Gse-
tano Gamardeli, who keeps liquor store
at Westchester, staggered into the Harri-
son encampment end threatened violence
TO a number of his fellow -countrymen
there. He WAS finally disarmed and
driven away.
Last Sunday evening he reappeared,
accompanied By Napoleon Emgolios
Cabello. The two men used their pistols,
and shot several of the Harrison Italians,
who were mostly asleep. The two then
fled but were afterward arrested at
Mamaroneck and taken to a Justices
Office at Rye. The news Of the arrests
reaching the Harrison camp, body OF
Italians, numbering about 300, armed
with guns, revolvers, and knives, marched
10 the Justices office where they yelled
and sho ted for the surrender of the des.
peraJoes that they might be lynched. 1t
was with the greatest difficulty that the
c0nstabes, assisted BY an armed posse OF
citizens of Rye, succeeded In safely get
ting the two prisoners 10 the White
Plains prison They will have hearing
to day.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-18
SUDDEN DE ATH.
An Aged Lady Drops Down Near Monroe
Park. and Immediately pies.

Yesterday morning about $50 o'clock
Mrs Mary Doyle, lady whose age WAS
seventy. nine years, got off of n slreet-car
on the corner of Main aud Laurel streets.
She walked towards the sidewalk, when
she was seen To totter and fall. 4 mum.
her of gentlemen ran to her assistance,
among them Mr.. Robert r. Rslston, ser.
geant. .at-Arms of the City Council.
They picked her up and carried her into
the park, where she was tenderly laid on
the grass, and almost Immediately died.
Her nephew, Mr.. A. ID. Brown, who
| lives at 2ls South Pine street, was at
once notified, aud messenger dispatched
for the Coroner, who, at the time, was al
The Police Court as witness in the
Saunders murder case. The moment he
received the message he went TO Monroe
! Park, and arriving there found that Mr.
Brown was searching for him, so he
waited
Mr. Brown soon came back, and, after
inquiry. the Coroner learned that Mrs.
DOYLE lived in Iienrico county, west of
this ci.y, tut had been stopping with her
nephew for number of days past. lie
learned also that about ten years ago
Mrs. Doyle had had an apopleclic stroke,
which rendered her unconscious for
sometime, and that shcwas second time
s,riken with apoplexy, which caused her
instant death.
The Coroner turned the body oyer to
Mr.. Brown, who, with the ! assis.
tance of friends, took it to his home.
A number of the ladies living in the
neighborhood were anxious TO remove
the body into their houses.
The question having been asked, it is
stated that the body of any one dying
suddenly cannot be moved until the Cor
| oner views the remains.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-18
4 Rather Tight Squeeze.

4 day or two ago, n little Girl, acting
IN one of those freaks peculiar to them,
while walking along Bank street with her
mother, by some means managed to run
ner head between two of the iron bars
surrounding the Capitol Square, but
could not get 1t back.
Officer Walton of the Second district
came along and went 10 the rescue. He
lried all he knew how TO get the little
child's head back without injury, but 10
no avail on ,er Walton has quick and
inventive mind. He seized the situation
At Il glance. Catching hold of the child's
hody he turned IL half way around with
mt affecting the neck, and with encour-
aging words and the officers assistance
the little girl wrggled her entire body
-ideways through the bars into the
square without injury to her person or
lothing
The officer was thanked by the chlld's
mother for his timely and successful
assistance.
1t IS doubtful ii any incident of the
kind has ever before happened of this
character.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-18
LOCAL NOTES.

To-day at the store Of Mr. b Helm
rich, No 908 East Main street, Mr. Bev-
rrley L. Crump, trustee, will sell by auc-
ton, the stock of diamonds, gold and sill
yer watches, jewelry, silver and silver
plated ware, the stock of Mr. Heurich
The sale will continue from day TO day
until all the stock is disposed of
Last week the Brotherhood Of Locomo-
tive Engineers held a meeting and a fair
10 Staunton. The fair began July 10Th.
A diamond ring, valued at $3.50, was put
up 10 be voted away. Conductor Captain
John K Niche received overwhelmingly
the largest number OF votes and carried of
the prize. Captain Michie is popular
conductor on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad, and is as proud of his ring as
his friends are happy at his getting it.
Major Baker p Lee, collector Of Gus.
toms at Newport News. was in the city
Yesterday.
The two men, engineer and fireman,
who had their backs broken on the Old
Dominion steamship, while in discharge
Of their duty last June, and were taken
10 the Retreat for the Sick are improving
The engineer has been getting on well
from The first, and the fireman, who at
first was thought could not possibly live,
has gotten much better during the past
week.
Mr.. J. c. Roberts, clerk at the Rock.
bridge Alum Springs, has been recon-
mended for didlomatc position on &C.
count Of his good manners, which have
raised the standard of hotel clerk up to
the proper consideration by the State De-
parlment.
Among the marriage licenses granted
In Washington Yesterday was one 10
Lucius Z. Simpson, Richmond, Va, and
Lucy T. Dugger, Dsnville, Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-18
THE CELEBRATED
ROCKBRIDGE
ALUM SPRINGS

WITH ITS
THREE SUPERB HOTELS AND COTTAGE
ACCOMMODATlUNs AXE uStAIEF-
TIONABLE IN ITS APPoiNI-
MENTS, ARE NOW OPEN.
Capacity Twelve Hundred
Rates Der month Of twenty eight dsys' from
t1 10 tsg. according 10 sike ana 10
cation Of room Special rates
for the season.
Mr.. John Ca. roll OF Baltimore. celebrated IN
his line. ia In charge OF the Cuisine Win an
efficient corps OF empIoyes. ..,.. 49,
Eleyntlon 200 feet, and surrounded Dy
mount aims 1900 feet high
The great variety OF diseases reacbed ana
cnred nv these Waters after all other remedies
hs ye failed are so numerous inat thcy nave
th.. endorsements OF the Medical Socicty OF
Virginia AS we'll ~ the highest msdicai an-
thorify In the United states. famri to u
hsd ~ Purcell, add s Co.. and the 4. = u n.
~ civ ticket Offices, or by stdressinx
H. si'' GEORGE L. PEYTON,
General Manager.
rormsrlv managing partner OF the white sui
rhvr snrtnrS Tor dxteen years. o1yio-im
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AZ AfiEONIAS SET-TO.
In Which Marquis of oueensberry Rules
Were SoUhe

In Which Marquis of pueensberry Rules
Were Nowhere.
Marquis OF Queensberry rules were no.
where yesterday morning in the First po-
lice station.
A stalwart black negress. an inhabtant
of Cash Corner, came into the station
house and displayed finger which she
said another woman had bitten. She
wanted a warrant for the other negress,
and magistrate issued it.
In short order the other negress was
brought up the steps under arrest. But
The first one had remained. She was
standing by the railing. The moment
The prisoner saw her she left the officer.
Fire flashed from her eyes, and she made
a dash for the accuser aud landed blow
right square in her face. A fight between
two cats hanging by their tails on a
clothes line would meekly express what
followed.
Ii required captain, a sergeant, and q
private to separate them. The accused
got pinioned from behind, and so was
the accuser, when the latter made a break
and struck The accused hard blow right
on the nose. causing the blood to squirt
like regular fountain.
Both were put In separate cells, where
they amused themselves by cursng each
other through the tenfoOt high iron
grating.
Justice Crutchfield will enter the lists
against them both this morning.