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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

Silk Pushes that we're 81 at 59c. a yard and
nc. Broadcloths AZ 55c. are among the bargains
we are Offering in ghe drcss-soods department
ihls week. ID. &. e. NITrzLDoKsER,
537 Broad street
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Cnrstnh,e Rrnthers

have the finest line of Mems Silk and
Linen Handkerchiefs they have ever
had. New Shapes of Linen Collars
their own brand-best quality.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
Roses aud cut Flowers.

All the leading kinds OF Roses nnd
Cut Flowers at reasonable prices at
". a. HAMNoaD's,
321 cast Broad street
Telephone No. $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

This popular Piano makes new friends
every day. Messrs. Ryland d Lee have
sold about one Thousand In this market,
and not bad one among them. Prices
low. Terms easy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
EOrdr PurchnAcd.


by telegraph t. the Dnpach.l
WAsmyGToN. September 29.-The
bonds offered to-day aggregated St74,-
600. They we're all accepted at lO7s for
AIS and 1870 for As.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
necorn,,ons for TIE Rxnoaition.

Nothing will set your exhibit off bet
ter than few Palms or other Tropical
Plants. You can get them OF
". A. HA,rIOSD,
32l east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
PLUSH SACQUES AND JACKETS

Sto SO For sl250 Seal Plush jackets
'plA.JO. ask . see this wonderful bar
gain aud sou will be the happy p)sscsSor OF the
best garment in tie country at tho cheapest
prlce-4l750 being orr regUiar price.
COO Extra Fine seal Plush Sacque. 40
'gAO. inches l9cg. four sea- loops. cha
mois skin pockets. quilted satin lining, me cost
elaborate thing on .he markcL VOL worm S'sJ1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

are cordially invited to make themselves
ct home at Ryland a Lees piano and
organ warerooms, 9l3 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

ISAAC sYcLE & Co., so3 Broad street, Dry
Goods and Carpets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
WASH-GOODS DEPARTMENT.

PRINTs.-A full lire OF Celicoes in the best and
latest styles, AM al under price.
GINGIAMS.-1he cheapest and best Cling
hams &c. for fnH wear eyor offered. This low
price will sell thom IA few day..
PERCALkS.-A handsome line OF these new
SIC goods: now cOiors new designs, and cheap
- Ia Rirhmcud
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

In changing cars corner Harrison and
Broad streets take q cool glass Of Berg
ner IL Engel's Beer at Lukers,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

I hereby certify to the correctness OF
the above statement. II gives me plea
sure to add that the result on my poll
cies, 80. 9G,333-34, in the Northwestern
Mutual have fully cquAlled my expecta-
tione, and my regret Is that they we're
not written for larger amounts. / there
fore heartily commend the company to
the confidence and patronage Of the
public
LSignedl r. b. MUNFoRD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

Plenty OF food at reasonable prices at
c. Eyensen's, next to the Dispatch Of
fca
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

Isaac syoLB q Co, sO3 Broad street, bargains
IN Dry Goods and Carpets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

The Committee on Police met in the
Council chamber at O'Clock. Present :
Messrs. Joynes chairman, Courtney,
Murphy, and Davis.
The Chief of Police was authorized to
purchase one hundred new clubs at
thirty-fve cents each for the use of the
police officers.
Major Poe, Chief of Police, extended
t. the members of the committee an in
yitation TO be present in the Capitol
Square on Monday afternoon at o'clock
to witness the inspection OF the police
force.
Mr.. Courtney preached the subject OF
establishing a police-siation in Rockets.
Major Poe explained that to do SO would
necessitate the employing of an extra
number of officers. The matter was moi
acted upon.
The payroll and other bills, amount
ing to 55,7A.49, were ordered to be paid.
Adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
hecanG.riand Plano

in immense quantity and at great bar
gains at kyland K Lees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

in large quantities and at lowest prices
at Ryland & Lees 9l3 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
COUNCIL commlrrrEs' WORK.
Matters Rotating 80 Electric Light
nnd Police Considered.

The Committee on Electric Light met
in the Council chamber at 6:15 o'clock
last night. Present: Messrs Courtney
chairman, Taylor, Bowden, and Carter.
The bill of the Richmond Schuyler
Flectric-Light Company for September
amounting to 81, $50, was ordered to he
paid. less SlG.4G, which was deductedior
the time the lights were reported to be
out by the Chief OF Police.
A number of citizens of Clay Ward
pettiouei for an electric light at the
corner OF Belyidere and High streets.
Laid on the table.
The resolution from the Council re-
curing the appointment OF committee
10 report upon the cost of suitable APP
uaratus to test the candle-power OF the
electric light was laid on the table until
the next meeting.
MIR. W. b. Iizzini. of the electric
light company, reported that tho city
had 1870 electric lights and two now IN
der construction.
Mr.. Bowden moved that an electric
light he placed on the corner Of Sixth
and CLAW streets. Adopted.
Nr. Carter moved that a light be
placed in Rockets at a point to be de-
senatcd hereafter. Lost, as he could
not designate the particular location.
Adjourned.
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Autoafss Esestauraar
Church and Par,or Organs

SEVENTH AND BROAD STREETS,
reopens tomorrow for the season.
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.rttncinl IrrmnnFYes

carefully fitted to any case at q moderate
cost. DR.. >. GALEsEI,
9lj east Main street.
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N TTELD0BFEB.
527 BROAD Steel
OUR DISPLAY or
H0HseM1nishH,g
CARPETS.

HEMP CARPET a. from ior. aye7'a' ,
CHINESE CAkPFT. value ~ oli d., H
aud .1'. s-ygrl;
ISGKAIN CAhpEr at o., 800. %. r-af.-
WOOL I#o-.LY CARPET atD. o...i -.'
rutiEfLY CARPET ati5arf n.a
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARTEL
and s-c. a yasi.
BODY BRT ssLIs CARPET ~ .'. .rf'.tT
NAPIER 5IltAh fhi .h.',
styles, co.orinss, tniG 'ai's,
DODk MT from a'r apiece l.
FELr h1,y lsfHAlr L.Lnat -.
TAPE, Ky 81 o. frarl go. ap.
SMYRNA KUGo from 3D.. fn f-.
l4u8a --oIt-lelt lnf prices
FLOOR Ou-CLOl a.. -. '..i
STAIR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ...
LACE CURTAINS AND wi"Do"-s.t...
wnITEAND EcRU LACE CURTAINS
FCi,I 'NED MADRAS CrRT'tT r'
3. 10. ali 1885. p'r ytri;
WIZ uON-SNA1nr .rOUul..' h.A
tures) az 3sc. apiece
| IMPORTANT To UOU5tA4II..n
We have OIL gra,ies Il ELl E..J
I BLEACuFD stEtrlHGH, lilD"-,
&c, n.O GruT. q. Ion urtr.t ..
Ia rod II 1lkAtUaD AID h'-
bLE-lANASh1 ws ere ~ It
poiLisS. NAPKINS. TRAY rioraS
COVERS. g.. az boz Cin Is 1850,
| CHECKED DDiLltS a. ~. a ..t,
WHITE tOtN EEfAhE> ffou''.
An immoase assoitleut of t-tfDr
as .oc. ~ ~. ,o, H.'. ei.... go
$3.50. aud gp 40 show DR. O.
= Der cent cheaper tlaf r'
KkD WHITE AM ...l
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LADIES' JACKETS.

Ladies' who mlss seeing This display Of Fall
Jackets viii regret y, ~ our prices and styles
are the talk OF The city.
For $50 Strause Brothers ATWOOD Waking
Jackets are second TO mono in striped ana riatH !;
light and dark colors. Think Of tnis low price
good value for S..
For s. secure a stylish Walking Jeckot IN Ono
black Jersey cloth. coat back and nigh staniins
collar. This Is q special bargain and could bs
sold at $50
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IMPORTANT TO UOU3tl
RED, WHITE, AN' u-.-t
BLANkEl5
wo are now offories 80 prizes lib. -e.!
BLAEKEI
DRESS GOODS

DRESS GOODS.
Tho new shades ans ilc ..H f
PLAIN, PLAID. ANp -ANt| paa
ere one re. - g3 81 Iri-0s lH'f
HALf-MDOL CA.hh4.t~
poub.e-w i!tl I lC0l@ 81 &c., .Ai+,
Co. HENRlElfAS a. it. tA''.
- inch Rnl ADCIFIN~ 70 go i.- ...,
The dollar qualify SiLn flNs--A'
yard. .....,.g
In BLACK GOODS We haVo so-.'
IN Cashmeres. Henri t-.s, >''t-''"
SILK THINNING BNAlls, INA -i-. "a '-
BRAiDLD SLlS. t.rtramirr. ircm ,- -'
UNDERWEAR
CIuLDREE's LADIES. AND N-N' .-
UNOEGWElA
MEMS NERlNO SHIFTS fou -.
NEN's SCARLET SHIFTS from .t
MEMS GRAI Sllkle iu Ft.'N-- ...
LAnIgN WHIra NEK.NlNI'
CUfipREN'S VI GRtNO y s~l il
A pretty llao - uEN tLENlN
Nanss me a-ser.mDni r. tA---
AND SAllN ~ttA-e "a ne ........ 3D..
special prices this week q
WRAPS, JAChG :, jGiI3-l'' "-'
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Antoni's Restaurant.

AHtUuIE EtHtNuFhuNs
SEVENTH AND BROAD STREETS,
reopens tomorrow for the season.
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DIED.
wedne day. SEPTEMBER 20, 1858.

CULHANE. On wedne day, September "a. lsSs.
oldest SON o. Thonaa. aud sridsst cuihsne
uneral WILL take place from MS sidence. liz
ociocf pm FRIENDS Of the iainS srs ilSI.d 70 a.,
tend
FAIRFAX In Washington. d. C.. sspssnbsr &c.
1885 ADA wife u the late Charles fairfsn
anu daughter OF the Late Jossl and Mary IL BenhAn.
4 nnerai Oh FRIDAY. 2sth instant ss oeloct p u r.
iroln 81 Johns church CORNER aud loth strssts
kNOMLEs. On september "a. lsss. ct & 80 an,
JOHN NJ kSoMLEs An the hIty-seoop year Of has
Funeral from his late residence ga strsst north
friends anu relatives invited u attend
oSss M III a. Nc "a -.as
nve years. beloved son Of VIM and mary AcSaAIn.
I'd and streets nOrthe-sl. fndsy. sspl 2s a.
O'Clock a.
MoNAMARA; On thursday. ssg.snssr q is So.
and Marie AcN@m-r. aged three moaths and twsav-
Funer. from parents' residence, ISL street north
east. on Friday, September -. sf oclock pn hels-
MUkTAUGH In Georgetown D. G.. on septemeer
p, loss, O'Clock ana, Bt.IDGLI A. beloved v1fs
o. T Lsf l,enas o. ass s,s sSs ipysd 70
tend funeral ate rc-sae1ee l5ll lhir
ny esase s.Iss: 30 e.scr ssaa,sS n.ss q
Trinity tC4thohc) Church II 10
srLS Sa Oily z sss ~ e
Fansr. from the rssasncs $50 ssss.sh :r:s.
Psns: 4 Ss isass g s.nd s..
pa ere please copyJ
oo l4mAaa S Nm s TsH fowssS vi: q 49,
I, lowlsr and dsusntsr q NJ, sna % 40 :,
Church. corner 9th aud strssss north q sSo
WAHLsREN. On "wednesday, ssps@s.r %. lsss
st Z: 80 p m. JOHN N wAHLskLA sssd f0rty-sas
asn.s' i s -: sssss a q s
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A LETTER Fnon
MADAME ADKLINA PATTI NIcoLIN1

CRAIG Nos CASTLE. Oot IL
Unjust repeat once more my belief that there neueT
has been anything equal in merit TO the RscamieE
Preparetions my skin is 90 immensely improved by
their use. IL has grown smooth and 40 fair that
need not dread old while these mario inventions Of
yours exist. Oct. 3l-I use Cream. Balm and Lotion
every day Of my life and could not exist comfortably
without them. Recamier Soap also 10 perfect.
thought other soaps GOOD but had never tried the
Recamier. i shall never any other. It far sur
passes AL toilet soaps London, Dec. =. hear the
Princess Of Wales IL delighted with Recamier Prepare
tens. shall certainly recommend them to Her
Royal Hishness when next see her. send you an
autograph letter inclose to the Princess of Walea
Later from Spain-I cannot tel, you how anxious
am to do al can for the Recamier Preparations.
tell everyone here in Spain how much they have done
for me. have spoken to the Queen about them. and
when get to South America hope to ind letter
from you telling how can best serve you there
do want to help you, for I convinced your Recs-
mier Preparations the greatest boon invented
could NOT comfortably endure Q day without them
ADELINA PATTI NICOLINL
You can have . beautiful complexion by usine the
Recamer Cream provided you avoid all cosmstics It
viii remove the damage caused By cosmetca 1t will
remove pmples Liver spots backheads and redness Of
the akin Any Of these imperfections on Q woman's
face 10 equivalent to q painted sign. saying: This
woman il unceany in her personal habits; shs does
not think it worth while to make herself attractive"
Send for tree sample OF Recamier Powder. Harriet
Hubbard Aver. 81 Para Place, New York SET
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Catarrhal DAxerRs.

To be freed from the dangers Of suffocation while
lying down. to breathe freely seepsoundly and undis
turbed to rise refreshed head clear brain active and
free from pain or ache; to know that no poisonous
putrd matter dees the breath and rots away the deli
cate machinery Of smell and hearing to feel that
the system does not through its veins and arteries
suck mp the poison that sure to undermine and de-
stroy 10 indeed blessing beyond all other human en-
joymenta To purchase immunity from such q fate
should be the object Of all afflicted But those who
have tried many remedies and physicians despair of
lief or cure.
sANToRD1 RADICAL CURE meets every phase of
Catarrh. from simple head cold to the most loath.
some and destructive stages. IL local AMI constitu
uonAL Instant in relieving. permanent In curing,
safe. economical and never-failine
SASFoRp's RADICAL CURE consists Of one bottle of
the RADICAL CURE. one box Of Catarrhal SOLVENT
and one IMPROVED INHALER, all wrapped in one pack.
are, with treatise and directions and sold by all drug
gists Tor al.
PorTxR DRUa CLINICAL Co., BosToN.
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THE BEARS HAVE TURNED BULLS
And They are Sending Wheat Sky High
In CHICAGO Inst Now.

And TheY are sending Wheat Sky High
In Chicago Just Now.
CHICAGO, Sept 27.-It begins to LOOK as though
the big bears Of former years had taken the bull
side on wheat Ream q Cudany at least were
enormous buyers on this mornings break, as were
Mltcnsll, mccormick Co, ana VI course Hutch.
lnson: DICK Race, the plunger who made and lost
Moderate fortune on the bull turn year or so
ago, also took on about 25O, 900 bushels No one
seemed TO pay any attention to thee reports OF
Oetter harvest in France than had been counted
on. The millions OF bushels of wheat thrown over
by the longs and BY the bears who were trying 10
oreak the market were readily absorbed, and an
hour arter the opening December sold at e5X,
winch was trlne above Its closing price last
night Shorts In the October future were getting
very nervous. This future was y below Decem.
per az one time yesterday, but this morning 1t
pulleo up along side and went TO Is cent premium.
HUTCHINSON rs ENGINEERING A CORNER.
Inc DAILY NeUs will say OF the remarkable
C course pursued BY september wheat to-day. that
option BY D. T: Hutchinson, who has
lasey that as only tsfsss asss
remained for the shorts to settle their trades in
h Sney went into the pit this morning and
the result that the price mounted rapidly
30 mat when 1t reached LOS Hutchinson sent the
snorts word that be had q little wheat to sell;
Snat they locked TO his vfnce, where
ne disposed OF $4,000 bushels at 125 in a
those OF the shorts who were sim waiting
mat wheat would go to 81 within q week
went away TO his club. leaving Instructions
with his brokers to sell the shorts all
.ne wheat they wanted at 125, or buy all
they would sell at 124. There is Suspicion that
TO 81. W
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.oIsa.s.d ~ DO. sssiorS:: sss: ao new sifs s1
BALTIMORE, Nd. Sept 27-ooston. dun and nomi.
Howard street and western super, 3.00a3.5O; do.
: :arsl DO 90 s.. sas Sr.aa
s. ixs537; PstaSsco superla i've iatent. 5-25-o -
S Sshs sa lIss fva.iSe IossSsrry. io.ioS: ws.
srn, nIm and higher: No. winter red spot. 97A.
sSaSSsra enss ana hearty nominal White SSss
yellow. So. westsrns dull ana nominal mixed spot.
9S:s s .sSs . .na =
vaniS 3laSS; western white. 3ls3S; western MIXED.
ss: Alb So Afs
saw sss ... s:i is5 5.fis
-rsnned, AZ. Conse. nrm-kio csrFoss fair. l5s
sS,: : sSn ana .Sd s.sssr & sSR1
ana :s"say. -ise.iSs. ifsa.6ss 70 Hvsspooi psr
ss Ia eS .a e Ssa ssS 80 sout a'qI Sss
e.: s.is $500 SS.hs: IL. LsoO snsS: ~ .s.p-
ss,ss-wSsss S7x0oO boss;ls: corn. SSSo6 basS.
:
sSss $50 es "a -, % ss !:
~ eqosshls ens.ss e vss slsS I'D Sc.ssss ~
4: !: - N x :;s
cHlcAao ST sz:zIhsT - 80, : 2. ss,ss 2 ves.s
= ss,ls.s: ssess.ss:s: no: ossss:s sx: -;
ix 1SS:I "a ia iazs 80 IA - a5x
81; s: !; il!9ll -: s.: - =. = ! rs
z7l:iis' ): :: :;:;s; - :. ::..:,
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Marion m00Ol0'o " 0oe0 EuoU000t.
A MAsrIFP PRESENTED 10 HEB ~ YOUNG vuaIN-
Ian WHO NIT HKR IN wAaHlH0TuN.
From the New York Times. to-day.
When the AcCaull Opera Company wasin Wash.
ington last spring Miss Marion ManOla was Intro.
duced TO Q young virginian-Fred W. Bradley. He
was much Impressed By the young singer, and
promised ner present Subsequently, when the
company arrived In this city. she was surprised 70
NM a. the Gii9ey House an order for the msstin
dog sultan, which would be delivered at the hoeel
stablea Aiss Aanola was emoarras cd BY tubs
gift, ~ she mad no place 70 keep mastiR pet Mr..
Arthur Wallack came 70 her reuef and sugS estrd
sdoctor and surgeon" In WesL zIh street. Tue ar
rAnxemenS were soon made ana after the mas
uf's board at the 0tlsey HOuso yEablos ma been
paid oy Mis- Aanoaa he passsd into the Dovey COL
Miss Aanola has NOT sssn him s,nca In q hu-
name mar spirit she wrote % II: Dradlsy. thanked
would Be better on on the original owners ssI4ts
In 0aanesvtlia Having made this SuggeuGaoa she
o1anlSoeo The subject IRON her mind until she re-
ceaveo Dill Tor oultanb 0oar6 This and other
elnunr communications Were forwar0oi 20 Mr..
braaley. He wrote 70 his COUSIN N Esd street. u
cousin called q Dovey. end denanded he dog,
Of tbs board bill The amount wso oonsA06eAble
and the cousin 0id moi feel otupooon 70 pay It. HI
informed Ne brAdley tAas shs dog would - cold
~ . certain timo u - Wo1 - reoeemo6 Th1
result Of tbs Wa that IT, vlEy1nlan wroee =
severe leetee g M Doyy 81 TIA vsoee e oros.
saturday, has wtrnoos - a1olnt q - ~
sultan eaeosdav - ~ eoAEUA - - = veea
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"A Prnrrcr Coxs1sAr1os

A Pznyrcr Coxs1sAr1os
OF harmless vegetable remedies that WI restore the
whole system to healthy action absolutely needed to
cure disease tor the disease that Affects one
weakens all" Pane's Celery Compound Ia THIS PER-
fEC1 COMBINATION. Read the proofs!
Il have suffered terribly from nervousness and I'D
ney trouble bought two bottles Of Paine's Celery
compound and OH how IL did help me! have "a
much faith In your medicine, for know what It did
ior me- MRS ]. j. WATSON,
Ontario Center. ny
PAINE's CELERY COMPOUND
For ave years suffered with malaria and nervous
ness tried Psne's Celery Compound and can truth
~ ly say that nve bottles completely cured me-
eheerfully recommend II, for know it to q rood
medic1net" CHAA L srKA1NS
Letter Carrier. Station b Brooklyn, n Y.
CURES ALL NERVOUS DISEASES
Neuralgia Rheumatism Psralysis Biliouaness Dys.
pepsiA Costvenrss. Piles, Liver Complaint. Kidney
Trouble. Female Complaints. and all diseases arixins
from impure blood.
e. sx for S. See that each bottle bears the CELERY
Trade Mark
WHLLs RICHARDSON 4 Co. Props, Burlington. VI
FOR THE NERVOUS.
THE DIBIrIrATID.
10 TEE AGED.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest qblGglamS % The Star.


The Nomination OF Mr. ObeFly Pleases
the Friends OF the 1noians.
LAKE MoHoSE, Sept 27-At the opening Of the
Indian conference this morning the announce.
ment OF The appointment OF Mr.. Oberely as Com
missioner OF Indian Affairs was received with ap.
plause. Gen. Fisk, president OF the board Of
Indian COMMISSIONER said that OF all the men
connected with the bureau during the four years
Mr.. Ooerly had given the best evidence Of Q good
head and good heart.
On motion OF Mr.. Smiley congratulatory mes.
sages were sent to the Commissioner and to the
Prestdent
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spencer Reprieved for q Month.
HI TAXES TIE NEWS JOYFuLLY.

Special Dfspatch to The EVENING STAB.
CUMBERLAND, Nd, Sept. 27.-Gov Jackson has
reprieved Spencer till october 20 He takes the
news Joyfully. Spencer was to have been hanged
to-day. His crime was the killing OF w. Scott
Dawson, near Rawlings, on July % last Dawson,
ABOUT nine years ago, brutally assaulted his cou-
sil, Rachel Dawson. Spencer's sweetheart Spen-
Ger alterward married the girl, but she soon died.
Spencer brooded over her death, which he Thought
remotely due to Dawson's crime, and finally killed
the latter for revenge.
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NorH1sa Lnkr THrn-

no verdict Of al who taks Aysr's Plia
fromr- and effective in their sction. they isavs
no ni-enecta. and may Be administered TO old o.
young. Herbert Eiwsll. Of East sssinsw, Mich,
says; Il vas . great sufferer from Constips-
non. Headache. and General Debility. Ny slsn
was yellow. and 1 bad constant pain In my ads
and back Other medicines falling. took three
boxes Of Ayers Pulls sndam cured-~
Twas severely afflicted with Dyspepsis and
Enlargement Of the Liver. most of the time b..
ing unable to retain any solid food Three boxes
Of Ayers Pills cured me. "-Lucius Alsxandsr.
Marbishssd. Mas.
AYERS PILLS,
Prepared BY Dr.. J. C. Aver Z Co. Lowell, Mssa
Sold by all Druggists and De alsrs In Medicines.
mhl3
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a S0ma ambultss's Adyenuture.

he TRIES TO DRAG HIS WIPE TO A WINDOW, AID
WAKES Up WHEN BREAKS TIE CLASS
The New York Sun OF yesterday says: Thomas
vizelle, who lives az 163 West Twentieth street.
somnambust who has had remarkable experiences
In Paris and In this city, aroused the nelghbor-
hood early yesterday morning. He lives In a nat on
the second nOor. shortly after midnight be got
out OF bed and wandered ABOUT the room His
wife followed him and tried 70 aw aken him Mrs
Nzelle said last evening": 81 saw that Ills eyes
were wide open, and I Irled TO awaken him but he
paid no attention 70 me. Then seized hold OF him,
but he dragged me around as though was made
OF straw. suddenly he .darted for the front win
dow, chung about HIM. but he dragged me 70 the
window. and put his hand through the glass The
glass ii IN shower around Us, cutting both OF uA
Then he awoke." Nr. Nizelle SAID that he had 10.
turned from pleasant evenings Intercourse with
friends and that he knew OF no exciting cause for
his somnamoulisIn- lie believes that lac had been
sleeping on MS back, and that his soinnam bulism
is caused by sluggish circulation OF the blood He
had heard, he added, that 70 throw tumblerful OF
cod water In the lace OF q sOmnamOullst IL a good
scheme, and he intended 70 Instruct his wife TO
have glass OF cold water at hand every highs
hereafter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-27
IN A NEW PLACE.
Yellow Fever Appears at sanderson,

Yellow Fever Appears at sanders0n, .
Town Near McClemny.
JAcHsoNvILLK, FLA, Sept. 27.-This Is q lovely
Florida autumn day, warmer than yesterday,
but very pleasant There IL no special
change In the situation since last
night. The fever has broken out in
the Florida Railway and Navigation Road. Mr.. +.
j. Pons, the democratic nominee for state treasu-
rer, and his entire family, have the disease.
are needy.
Thirty-six new cases have been reported here
THIS morning, twelve whites and twenty.four COL
oreo and three deaths.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-27
The Washsngsen stock Exchange.

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9. 8. q. rsyis.ered l2ss bud. l29H asked.
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