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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS NOTES
Pardon Granted by Governor scales
iD Remarkable Case.


RALE1GH. y. c.. September l1.--Goy-
ernor Scales this morning issued pardon
TO ". h. Hargroye, who was IN lool
convicted Of horse stenllug and sentence
To the pen.teutnry from Rowan county
for SIX Years. The case was quite re-
markable one liarerOye was tried no
less than four times and was twice con-
yicteG. dis final sentence was compare
lively recent. The evidence IN his favor
was 1T all times strong, aud many per-
sons believed that he had proved an
aLLt. His crime WAS alleged to have
been committed in Davidson county.
The application Tor pardon was signed
by two Judges Of the superior Court by
the solicitors, by the jury, and by many
prOmneu; citizens, rs well as 10y the
LAWYERS who prosecuted HIM. Ne" eNl-
dence has lately been found which shows
his innocence.
Duncan Men. Mckay, one Of the lead
ing farmers OF the Cape Fear section,
died this morning very suddenly at AIs
home in Harriet county. lie was re-
Gently nominated by the Democrats as a
candidate for the lower house OF the
Legislature.
w. j. Young. superintendent Of the
institutions for the deaf and dumb and
blind at tins city, says there are fifty new
pupils. and the attendance Is far larger
than ever before. The buildings are
crowded already BE fayors the cree
ton Of separate building for the deaf
mutes on tine farm near here, 50 As To
teach them farm work. He says be can
now fill the present building with bind
pupils alone.
Governor Scales madea requlsltlon to-
day upon Governor Lee, OF Virginia, for
ID laws, IN escaped convict from the
North Carolina peuitentiary, who Is now
IN jail at Roanoke, Va.
Chairman Spier Whitaker has arranged
for judge towle and Attorney-General
Davidson 10 canvass together and Tor
Hon. 4. NJ. Waddell and Rev. q. y.
Sanderin TO canvass together.
Chairman Whitaker informs your cor
respondent that the Democratic pros
poets grow brighter daily, aud have done
so since the campaign opened. lie Is
much pleased with the aspect Of affairs,
and says the Democrats are gaining
ground.
Captain Benehan Cameron, OF Stag
Vile, Durham county, was to-day APP
pointed chief marshal OF the North Caro-
Ina State Fair.
The murder case Of Bud Anderson has
been set for trial at Goldsboro' next
Thursday.
Rufus II. Page, who succeeded VIII
liam Hill as Secretary Of State upon the
death of the latter in 1857, died here
last night; aged seventy. lie married
first daughter of William Hill and was
appointed 10 fill the unexpired term OF
that gentleman. who had held the Office
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18
WEST VIRGINIA.
THE WORK OF A LOT OF POLITICAL CON-
MENTIONS.
A Number o. Bominations-Fusion Re
jected-Killed on the Rail-Killed
by His Brother.
tsnecl.l toIogram p the pI.p.lch.l

CHARLESTON. w. ~. September H.
Tho Judicial, Senatorial, and Congres-
sional Conventions Of the Union Labor
party for the Seventh, Ninth, and Third
districts, respectively, were held at the
courthouse this morning.
J. &. Thomas, Of this county, was
elected chairman OF each, aud John
Josephs secretary Of the judicial :; J.. H..
Ferrill, OF Fayette, OF The Congressional,
and John Flick, OF Kanawha, Of the
Senatorial Convention.
Each convention endorsed the Nation
al and State platforms OF the party.
The judicial Convention nominated
Judge Gyms Hall. of this county. Rev.
w. II. Williams was nominated for Con
gress and John Price for presidential
olector 10y the Congressional Conyen-
ton. Both candidates are residents OF
kanawha county.
Rev d. w. Sanford, OF Clay county,
was nominated for state senator
All three Of the conventions completed
their labors in less than an hour
The Union Labor party OF fayette
county held its convention at hanawhR
Falls on Saturday. The fusion arranged
with the Democratic party by the EXecu-
tive Committee was rejected, and full
county ticket was nominated except
prosecuting attorney. Joseph Guyan, Of
Hawk Nest, is theircandidate fors sheriff.
and +. j. Rippetb. Of Coal Valley, for
the House of Delegates
The Republicans OF the Ninth scna-
toral district held their nominating CON
vcntion at Summcryille on Saturday.
Hon. j. W. Morrison was nominated for
State Senate after warm contest.
John Christy, sectlon-hand on the
Chesapeake ond Ohio railway, was killed
near Scott depot by the fast tram going
east this morning. he Was working be
tween the tracks. and on seeing the train
coming apparently became confused, and
in attempting to get out OF the way
stepped on tine main instead of the side
track. He was terribly mnuglei and
was killed instantly. Hc lived at 81
Adams, and leaves wife and seven
children.
Albert Phillips, Of Enterprise. went
home drunk Sunday evening and began
smashing the furniture. His brother.
George, secured gun and shot hlm I'D
the head. lie will probably die.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18
The Terry-sbaron Case
IHy telerr aph = the Dispatch. ]

SAN FRANcIsco, September l7.-Da-
vid S. Terry, formerly justice OF the Su-
prcme Court of California. who was re-
Gently committed TO jail for six months
by Justice Field, of the United States
Supreme Court. for contempt in assault
ing the Marshal during the progress OF
the Sharon case in the United States
Circuit Court, few days ago petitioned
the Court for revocation OF his
sentence. Justice Field announced
tho decision of the Court to-day
and denied the petition. Judge Terry
claimed in his petition that he did not
intend 10 say or do anything disrespect-
ful 10 the Court, and that he did not as-
sault the Marshal until that officer had
first assaulted HIM. Justice Fields de-
cision. which was very lengthy, reviews
the circumstances of the contempt
and declares thai when the Marshal
undertook to execute the order OF the
Court and remove Mrs. Terry from
the courtroom for her language to the
Court judge Terry interfered and
struck the Marshal, and that afterwards
Judge Terry when Just outside OF the
courtroom drew knife. which he was
prevented from using 10y the deputy and
others present. Justice Field, in denying
:he petition. declares that Terry's state
ments are not in accordance with the
facts rs they occurred under the imme-
date observation of the Court or with
the accounts Of other parties present
he also declared that Terry violated the
law 10y coming into the courtroom with
a deadly weapon concealed on hlsperson,
and, ne an attorney. committed an out
rage upon professional proprlety which
rendered him liable TO be disbarred.
Justice Fields decision concludes as
follows:
"Therefore, considering the enor-
nifty If the offences committed and
I the position Of honor once held in
this state, which aggravates them TO
degree not imputable TO the gene
rality Of offenders. the Court, with
proper regard to be shown the dig
nifty and majesty of the law and the ne
ccsity of impressing upon all men that
forcible resistance to the lawful orders OF
q court Of the United States will not 60
uupunished. however high the offender,
I cannot grant the prayer OF the peti-
toner, and it is accordingly denied.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18
Pregnant Political Pastures PERTH
ncatiY pressed.

IbN teiNEfdph TO the Ul-I tN'il
SHFLBYylLLE. LII, September IT,
First Assistant Postmaster General A. T..
Stephenson was warmly received 10y the
Democrats of this city and vicinity to-
day, and delivered an address on the
issues of the campaign. Ills remarks
were well punctuated with applause. In
opening his address he said
"Iu the excitement Of the contest iet US not
forget that We are al American cilzans with a
common history. common traditions. aul COM
mou destiny. aui Interested ali6e in securing
wise legislation anu honest methods Ia tie al
mlui,Wation Of tue Government"
After rcfcrdpg To the predictions ct the Re
publican leaders four years ago trat disaster 10
tho country would follow Democrat success, he
said: what my fellow -'iu1ens, has been me
result OF three and "A half years ~ Domocral'
Administration! More than ;3n,oog0N Of the
public debt since the inauguration OF President
cleveland hiss been pail His great onrc has
boon administered with au eye single To- itc
glory OF the ua'ion aud % tho protection ~ tie
humblest citizen lie has stretched forth the
strouc ann of power az 'eaiiy aud promptly ou
behalf of the humble settler Gulliord Miller. IN
bis contest for his little all with the lani-frab-
hers I'm Washington Territory. - - assert the
rights aud dignity Of the American nation IN the
nrheIie- contest with Great Britain. Al drDari-
ments ~ tue Government have been ecOnouli-
cally and honestly administered
lie touched upon the management OF
the Post Office Department which he
said had never been more ably nor eco
nomically administered than under the
present Postmaster General aud his i'm
mediate predecessor described the won
dcrlul growth Of the pension list, which
now absorbs 81 per cent. of the national
expenses sketched the policy now pur-
sued !, gariIng the pubic domain, aud
then entered upon an elaborate discus
sion OF the taui' question, IN the course
of which he said.
"ghe lab0rer Is told thatiree trade will rcdu o
his wagos. DO not be mlsied. | pray yOI. 10 r.
your battle We are ugh Ling. We 10 not aud
never have advocated Tree trade. Let mc state
explicitly the crerd ~ he democratic pariv ::
The ex -enSes Of The Government must continue
10 be- met iy the tarlu duties and by iuternIi.
revenue tsSts upon tobacco and spirilu0us IL
quOfs. But intsmuch a. the taxes nos paid are
zen million dollars a mouth iu excess OF the
needs Of the Government. they must bo reduced.
We propose that tho internal revenue taxes re-
msin a. nov, and that the tarii lakes 10 re-
are told that this Is free trade. In other WOr l.,
cheApening ~ the people the necessAries
OF lne by saving ten million dollars a
month 10 tle pockets OF the taxpayer aud thus
checking the unnecessary accuiD ulAfion IN the
Treasury IL BY the Frotecuoniats Denounced "a
free trade. Need | argue To you mat II Is u
curse ratDer than a blessing 70 be unnecessarily
taxedy Who receives the benefit OF high
Lalidg Doas tbe lAhoraE7 Not at all IL H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18
'Teiegrnphtc Flashes.

Judge Thurman is writing his letter OF
acceptance.
The H4dcpcndDncc Hclgc Of Berlin
announces that Prince Bismarck will re-
sign.
The opening day Of the Augusta TX
position has been postponed to Noyem
Der 9TH.
\ conference Of health officers of
several southern States will be held ut
Nashville to-day to discuss the yellow
fever situation.
pilsbury a Co., the millers Of Min
neapohs, have just finished distributing
$1,000 among their employees under
the proft-sharing plan adopted four
years ago.
II is estimated that two thousand
speeches are being made every night in
Indiana. Congressman Mills will make
five speeches in the State, commencing
Thursday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18

TIly t0IoET1VT 70 THe UepNIoNT
CNcI>NATI, September IA special
from Cattlettshurg, Ky. says: Two
men named Steele and Mockabee, both
drunk, boarded the east-hound Chcsa-
peake and Ohio train at Mt Sterling
Yesterday afternoon and fought all tho
way % Sicpstone, where the conductor,
for the safety ol those in his charge, put
The men of, ana told them to fight it
out. They drew thcT pistols and ex-
changed five shots each. The fifth shot
from Stceles pistol passed through
Nochabccs brain, killing him instantly.
They were cousins Afterwards Steele
boarded the train and proceeded home,
the train having waited until the duel
Was over.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18
CYCLoNEIN ORANGE.


Special telegram TO tho n..ps'rhl
FmDrEIcBsHuE5 Va, September IT,.
s terrible cyclone fifty yards in width
passed through the lower end Of Orange
county SUNDAY about o'clock. dcmOl-
Ishine everything ia its path and dong
considerable damage. Trees were up
rooted. houses blown over, crops de-
stroyed, and "a large number of cattle
killed. The house 81 Nr. Churchill
Jones. near IudiantoVn, WAS completely
DESTROYED. Not even the chimney was
left Standing At the time there We're
eight people in the house-Nr Jones,
wife, and five children, and Miss she
Adams, sister of Mrs. Jones sal of
whom sustained severe injuries. 10 was a
miracle that none were instantly killed,
rs they were all buried under the drtris
exccpta two-mOuths old baby, which was
blown INTO the corn-.icld some distance
from the house, and who at this hour s
still alive. Miss Adams WAS the first TO
extrirate herself, and although consde-
rably injured she finally reached the
house Of MIR Richard Jones, who. with
other uciehbors, immcdiatel y ran to the
rescue Of those imprisoned under the
wrecked dwelling. After rescuing them
they were taken to Mr. Richard Jone-'s
house, where medical aid was immediate
ly summoned. Mr.. Churchill Jones's lu-
lurics viii probably prove fatal. His
face and body are horribly manglcd and
bruised. The others, though sustaining
severe injuries, Will probably recover
The loss to crops and buildings Will he
GREAT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18
RICHxOED TOBACCO SARKyT

'1' @"'N" - 'o'H
Tho market starts of Fi'h several good sales
- dara and bright .oWm0n lue hilcrs io manu-
focuror. hnd outslie-orior men. and several
-mau ot, = Wrappers g. home manufacturer, ;
bus beyond uis there Was uo special feature on
iir MAJ Ar-
It'd" '.Hr1a'IH' VA "'"tA'' "'l '''' '..
aus inferior i'bA''o "h s''' l'-''' '''ni''''
&C th'u7. inc hrtiH crop manage IN n.s '''
known. though o. has h''h 5,'A~ HA'1'! "''
viii o' cat Deioie o''"'.'
LY>DutUHG, "a.
Week salc-' ltl,f' p'"h''' ''"'' ''''''' j.
1889. 1851, jH pounds, against -''' ,-oj pour IL
during Same period iGsi yofr 10 nir'''"'h.
pa otcr.rga, which afe common ana in h"i Of
Ser. Good grades scarce. Flic'' un'hAHs'd
Tho IAto rs.n- Hooded The io"land-' AMI iWt
~ -u' Do have 'd'iAiHei serious '""'t'' ''.
f.il may make considerable change, though
lro-. danger VII bc iu rea,cd thereby.
RALEIGH, sc.
There is considerable complaint, but tho
DAMAGE % ripe uncut tobacco is not so great ~
wa, expected. The Dr-httobarco bolt near
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18
Murder and Suicide Follow n Whip
ping.

4 Manchester Mo- telegram says ::
Andrew Rhuel was wel-to DO farmer,
living six miles from here. For several
months bad blood had existed between
the Rhuel and Fink families The
tfouble WAS caused 10y some dlsparagiug
remarks made by 6huel about Miss
Anne Fink. For this he was souudly
thra.hed 10y Fred Fink, the GIRL
brother. Rhuel went to st. Louis on
Friday and purchased pisto. Tie then
went To- the home Of the links where
he met Erred" and without a
word shot him through the jaw.
At the house he found Miss
Fink cooking supper. She had heard tue
report Of the pistol when her brother was
shot, and seeing Khuel approaching,
sought safety in tight Instead OF firing
al her ms she ran, hbuel chased her POO
Yards. The poor woman. after her long
race for life, becoming utterly exhausted,
turned and faced her pursuer with the
appeal: "Nlr khuel. don't shoot me. -
THIS had no effect. He placed the muz-
zle of the pistol at her left breast and
sent bullet through her heart Not
satisfied with this, he fired again and
again at his PROSTATE victim. He then
returned home, reloaded his weapon,
babe his wife and children adieu, and
going to the barn blew his brains out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18
Fire in Paducnh.
by tolegrapn to lne Dlspaich.l

CNcISNATI, September IA dis
potch from Paducah. KY, says that late
last NIGHT fire was discovered in kikops
saddlerv establishments by a delay IN
the alarm and an accident to the water
works the fire department was slow in
Getting TO work and the building was de-
stroved. The fire extended to other
bindings. making a total loss OF 5000,
BOO The principal losses are Kikop a
Co $40. 900 j. Allard, $4,000 Ger
man Nntioual Bank, So, 900; Ellis d
Eudv so. 900. The insurance will cover
one half the loss. The cause of the fire
IL believed to be incendiarism.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18
Thurmao's Movements.

~ T----T- : ~ " ~ ~
CoLDwUs, o., September l1.-Judge
Thurman was kept busy last week re-
ceiVug callers and was unable to get
time 90 work on ms letter Of acceptance.
However. he is now at work on it, and 1t
may be- looked for in a day or two. 1t
has been settled that the Judge will
speak at three places in Indiana, Shelby
Vile being the only one thus far decided
upon. He goes TO Washington on legal
business about the lst Of October. and
at that time may include Il trip to Brook
lyn and New York, but that matter has
not vet been settled. Tonight he makes
presentation address at the giving of a
flag to the Old Roman Guard III this
CITY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18

mntnclc. and McCoys-agaln.

fBy telegraph 10 the pispat'h.l
CHuAGo. September IA special
from CattettsburQ KY, SAYS: Another
rad was made hy the McCoys on the
Hatfield settlement Friday hast, and, as
usual. the West Nirginians were worsted.
The following account Of the affair was
received by Captain Goble last night:
1.-THE McCoy crowd made = raid yesterday and
aft"ptcI Co arre-t one Of our innocent ciuzeus,
L.iarI Casey, r person who never hal any
thing 90 80 win the trouble They Wrre stopped
before they succeeded. Their presence and
action ~ curaced our neichharh0oi that
urarlv every man on ms creek (PctcD took bis
gun ans Weut iu pursuit They came upon mo
West virginia BOYS a. Paw Paw mountain,
whore "a lively lattle took place. In the nrIte
ESQ ~ tho West Aircniau- wrre killed aud two
badly wounded. Nonc ~ ihr Kentucky crowd
wore hurt Our country be- Do a terrible state ~
excitement just nos. The West virginia boys
-4V they viii have revenge iu some WAY. The
kcutucsiaus are really FOR them ~ any TIM
During astmonth the West Nrglnians
have raidcl the kcutuckiaus twice and
have lost five men killed outright, Will.
tine old Commonwealth shows an I'M
broken front. The total humiliation Of
one or the other Of the factions would
seem to he the only thing that can re-
store peace.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18
Four-and-Twenty Matden@

NEW YORK, September l1.-Twenty-
tour Swedish maidens, ranging III age
from nineteen to twenty-five, arrived at
Castle Garden yesterday on the steamer
Hecla They came first cabin on the
yessel and were put through the Garden
az a mere matter of iormality. IL was
learned that all had come ont to tins
country under contracts to marry, the
contracts being drawn up 10 this city.
The entire party left the Garden last
night four going to prospective hus-
lands in Brooklyn and the remainder
ont West The engagements were made
NV aid of photographs and considerable
correspondence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18
rnE ~. or NANcntNTLR.
Personal aud 0,ncr ItcmS from our
Statcr CfE5.

The September term OF the fluStlh2s
Court b.luu Yesterday. There Was no
rraoj iurv at this term nor are there
any important cases 20 hc tired. 'nIN
cbancery matters and appeals from the
lower court can be- tried at tins session
The court viii bc III session all oil thlS
Wc,k b.
Mr. James j. Fitzgerald has been
awarded the contract for building the
,ev Fnh. Street Methodist church.
which vii. oe erected on the site OF the
present one. and viii have seating ca
Isritv az $50. The new house VIII cost
etolf 81. 900. and will probably Ice com
u.-t-d D., the first OF next Nc'r. nc
vors Of moving the present structure ~
ts. rear of the lot was begun YESTERDAY +,
: called meeting oil tie Cl'y 0choo'
Board will bee held some umo TINS "evN'
proiably tins afternoon, To coHbl"'I 'I'0
t.,..rt If the committee on grades fe'",
t.,. ~ grading tine schools when started
-, .l.r.u bindings. The schools VIII
,.,o.al,lv omen the LIST day OF Ociop'E
Iudrr Cloptou. City Attorney mas zee"
,-l,3 bv the Council for ms OPINION as
% the right OF ihdt '"'' ...
Hoard OF Public Interests as '''''-'
m.ndcd by Mayor Atkinson, ,;.u,l
Kew Decatur Edwards filled his puit-
nh At Cloptou-Street Baptist G ,i'1
Sunday for the first time since his re-
t.rn from his sumner vacation 49,.
Mr.. Lawrence Pool has returned 'io ON
tle University Of Virginia where lie AT
tended the summer Law course; ..ono
The - replacing OF the cobble,sto one
...rl,,.rt on Huh street where IT was
6ng I'D 10 Law water-pipes has been com
,nrncrd by the contractors, Messrs' a.
C. Jones a Co. H.. "
Miss Iansy Bclyin, OF BrooKiyn' ~
Y. and Miss Annie Jones OF i HIiN ~ -
Va. are visiting their cousin' MisS -u'N
ME Reese, Of this city
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18

BOWLES. -uied september %, l'S', nc 9.tj \.
NJ Ut $50. 23l3 Ncuatle street, NpNALlE hNl
Ant, lulsut daughter of vs.. o. and l.. D. BOWLS;
aged ten mouths ami three days.
We know how patient you we're. darling,
Naua watched tou ul-ht aud iay
But Jesus came with pains OF victory
And carried cur darling kJsE away.
DIXON.-Died. az li.2j A. ". september II,
iS-- At her residence. 80. jlj Adaus street. Miss
NARY nlNO\. about seventy years ~ age.
The funeral wiI take place from the >c'ond
Baptist church .col1rcdl lt k~pAl, september
l-tn at O'Clock p. NJ. Friends au4 acquaint-
auces are invited 90 attoni.
HICKOK.-D.od. a, e.3J O'Clock p. ". Septeu-
bor &c. l,., at the residence of So, rarrnt-, 80.
507 Catherine street EkNA LYNWOuD infant
daughter Of K. q. aud hate d. iilckos.
"ERHA, thou art some but NOS forgotten"
Funeral a. O'Clock J.. a. TODAY, september
isth. from tho residence Of parents.
WORD Died. sunday, lCth instant, AZ Nj.
chauX. ln pOWha.au county. CHARLES fAkhE
WORD, iu tue seventy ninth year NJ biz age.
Tho remains sill reach here } HIS llue-dayl
WORNfNGrG the Richmond and Allegnany train
atg.l5 O'Clock. services A. tho grave. lntrrment
40 Hollywood. Friends Of tho family are invited
tO attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18
GRAIN AND COTTON ExcHANax
RICHMOND. septem Der u, issS
OFFERINGS.


WHEAT 20 bushels.
COEN-gad bushels
OATs.-s66 bushels.
MEAL--IuO bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY
WmEAr-White 40 bushels very good at fi.03 (;
30 bushels common 81 80. LOngDerry. 10 bush
els very g0od az SL02: 10 bushels good al -. !,
80 bushels good a. csc; - bushels fair al We.
Mixed, a. bushels very good A. g.. Sbortberry,
SOD bushels prime at tl.02: - bushels prime a.
Sl.0i: O. bushels very good al 81 LuJ bushels
very good al gg'. l02 bushels good 81 a.. x!5
bushels good az sc. ii2 hels fair az S,l IN
bushels fair az 95c: % bushels common AZ PC.
Total sales Of wheat Ssd bushels
Offerings to-day 81 wheat. d 81 bushels: same
day las year. 5,)iO bushels. sasos today 81
wheat q, Do buslsls. same day last year, 40
bushels Offerings % FAR tsls seasoa, LEA
bushels same time last season, A8.Od6 oushol%
Extreme range OF prices to-day, Sc. 10 t.H;
same day last year, 63 20 Sac.
CoRS.-Whlte, " bushels very good At 56c
Mixed. s6 bushels very good on private terms
OAra-Winteg, ts bushels prime al 40
MEAI--i0O bushels country bolted ON private
terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18
,,,,.a aud wounded on the Rail
ISy telegraph 70 the Dispatcn.l

fBy telegraph 70 Ibo UI'paWH'I
ALEXANDRIA, Va, September ia
ooii;s;on occurred on the Virginia Mid
Iand railroad five miles south Of Culpeper
Int . o'clock this evening between
an extra north-bound freight tram and
y No M sou,h-bound passenger train. En-
a;Oeer John Orofon, % this city, OF the
sss go train. was badly injured and
Ia al & O'Clock. Fireman King and
Ih GALWAY and Wood. OF the
t,n;oht and William Csrdin, porter on
.ha Pullman car, were slightly injured.
No passengers were hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

GEORGE ". MAYO. 10. A. NJ, furniture, piano.
pictures, Sc.
y w 8OWE r. ". trustees sale % no
"I'pper Arlington House. corner si1u ani
Man streets
X H. CHAPLIN s CO, 3f. NJ, trustees sale q
frame dwelling on no north side ~ hoofo
strool between Norton and Harrison streets.
L. Il. VALENTINE, I0s A. ~. furniture. sood
enwarc. hardware. hats. caps, -.