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BOARDING-

The Farmers Home is prepared to
furnish good accommodation to stu
dents attending school here this sum-
mer, at reasonable ratios.
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These are woll-known and thoroughly
reliable inetrumouts.-have tho metal
stop knob, which adds very much to the
appearance Of an Organ. Handsome
caso-pure, sweet tone.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-05-24

The West Virginia Argus is the best
and consequently the cheapest weekly
paper in Preston county It's news
can be relied on Gamers Cleaner.
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Town Lots for Sale.

We have for sale four town lots in east
Kingwood-a very desirable residence
portion Of the town These lots are very
desirable as they front ON two streets--75
feet on High street and 70 feet on Main
street, and are 200 feet deep; lay well aud
are smooth and dry Terms and prices
reasonable For further In formation Ep-
ply TO STONE s. KILDow,
Kingvood, w Va
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DEMOCRATIC CLUB MEETING

UhWUDhh 10 JLUB WEEIING.
The Kingwood District. District
No. - Club meets on Saturday, May
70 There will be present on that
evening two prominent speakers An
invitation 10 extended 10 al a good
time is expected. Let every Democrat
in the District be sure 10 be present.
y NJ. NreErr See
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TNVpT1I0p has revolutionized tho
IllLlIllllworld dnrlnr the laal hn1f

century. Not FEAST among tho wonders
Of inventive progress is r method and
system Of work that can be performed
all over tho country without separating
the workers from their homes. Pay
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Fex, Young or old, no special ability re-
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started free. Cut % q out and return 70
as and we will send you free, something
Of great value and importance TO YOU.
That VIII start YOU en- business, which
VIII bring you in moro nOnov right away
than anything else in The world. Grand
ouJtt Jrco' Address TRUE 4 Co, Augusta,
Maino. ~ 10 Sly
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Arounsurpassed in durability AMI tone
qualities. TSoy contain a chime Of
thirty Swiss bells, with which the most
charming and fascinating effects may 5s
easily produced.
The ShoniDger has a beautiful Chin
Catalogues, terms, ri
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-05-24

Decker Bros, Knabe BehF Bros. and
Fischer Pianos aro too we'll known aud
universally admired - need any recon-
mendaiion hero. They are simply "ths
best" Catalogue free.
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HENRY CLAY HYDE,
Attorney at Law,
KINowooD, W. VA.

Will practice In Preston and adioiniae
counties, In supreme Court OF Appeals OF
West Virginia, aud in the United States
Courts.
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Stop at the Central Hotel.
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BROS, KNABE, FISH
BEHR BROS.sPIANOS,
ERN COTTAGE CHICAGO COTTAGE, sHoNINGER Al
STORY g. CLARK ORGANS
STORY \ CLARK ORGANS.


These Organs haze the metal stop knob and nictePd PEDAL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27

siou witt the series % utteranccs made ~
Messrs. wHlism VDficr, Cox. Kenny, ana
Mauhew Harris V show their synpathy WIN
thr Outraecs, aud he 1nuWftcd hts intention
10 deal al Isugth with The yiolert orailous OF
the league memhers made IN the County
Clare during the years Of 1855, 1886, and
1857.
At this Presiding Justice Hanpen's ps-
thence seemed 10 10 exhausted, and ieaning
forward be asked the Attorney-General " be
did not think he bad already given sufficient
indication Of The line Of argument be III
tended 70 Adoptf
sir ChsrIes Russell. counsel for Pafnell,
suggested that the Attorney General might
hand bin copies Of the speeches be meant 10
quote from and tbpssav time.
The Attorney General replied that he
must deaf with al the irish counties be bad
picked out a. sTordiug the most striking
proof o. the character Of the leagues agita-
ton. He quite UNDERWOOD Jusice Hem
mems hunt. ana be was DESTROYS OF adopting
auy practicable suggestion which would en-
able him 10 shorten his remarks.
The Acknowledgement concluded his re-
marks bT stating that The men who had
actually participated I'm the ouirages would
he called 90 witnesses. and they would tell
what moneys had been paid 70 them and bow
the crimes they were hired ~ commit were
arranged. The court then adjourned until
Tuesday.
The Times hrs served subpenaes upon
Frank Hugh O'Donnell and his solicitor re-
curing them 70 produce certain documents
before The Parueli Commission. II has also
subpmuaed Henry Campbell, Parnelps pr-
yafe secretary. 10 rroduco letters which he
wrote Tor Parnel n Patrick Egan and others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
TINS wrArurn ~ RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
Range Of Thormomoter Yosloriay.
rEw YnRK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. October GG-Th0 stock market To-
dny was Quios 10 dun. except Tor . few leading
stocks, while tho general lisi we eoncvhat
fegcrish within tho nArroWost limits aud al
most totally devoid o. feature. Tho ~vulaora-
bio spot iu The list wasfOund to 30 he Richmond
aud West Point saocss ami hose OF the depcnd-
ont roads. tha depressing lnGuonce being q
number Of runners IN regard ~ the further ~
sie o. collateral bust bonds. on which no les
Than three different stories are told, with no ON
els. Information 30 10 hni in regard % ne real
intention ~ ne company. The opening
was consoryativclY bullish, but DUNES
invited Tho attacks. and after a steady
evening Union Pacific and Heading aOd
New England yielded fractionaAy, Willie
tho movements In mo rest we're eXureIneg
narrow with tbe exception u Richmond snd
Nuat Point preferred, ahicn dropped saddHpiy
, per cont. Tho pressure was suddenly removed,
however, and prices recovered gatckly, anf be-
forenoon Che general list was Ia most cosee fraS
uonally higher than thS opening. Then followed
a long plece OF d~ulneasand ieabareleaa trading.
Tho market finally closed doll sDd steadY attn
significant changes frOf9 no opening figures,
thnugh the aisaucos are la nc majority 0ls
ovoning Safes OF stocks aggregated lSaOVl
sharcA
ErsninF-ExchnnEe dull and steady 10 hrfn.
Money easy a. y - Der cont Sub-lressrry IA
iAnces-t-ol1. tfrGFSCo curroncy. GhsN@ee
Governments dul md sroedy I per cents IS
Az coupons. l0i'. Staio bonds dul aud ioas1fe-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
CcroBEa %, issS

OCTOBER 20, lsSA
To-day's aalos woro small % All appearances,
and consisted OF several lots Of BRIGHT Oilers
ami Wrappers Tho order II tho day was moro
particularly that OF lenye-tnking OF departing
t.i.nIB aui cougratliatons Of successful conn
pcttors OF uhursIays leai-tobao,o premium
sqle'.
Richmond buyers an uobly for tho couso
and wcl for lurhmonL. Tho exhibitors hayo
shown Sac worid what Richmond can 90 IN tho
tohacco-menui0rtlrrg lino, sud Iiho loat-mon
~ North Carolina. virginia. founessoe, aud
kentucky nGyo shown the huost products % their
respective, s.ilt Barley doos not suffer, briRhts
don't suffer. nor docs ann cured nor chipping by
such q display. 1hoy have Oh boou prominently
represented. and awards have boon carefully
aud ll.tly mot1d OUT There ere fow, II
any. dissatisfied competitors. Tho great
feature WAS tho comminghng Of The great
brotherhood az tonaoco-mon. Tho future az
ter such an exhibition * nssurca. and our
u.rt ono Uil BOO larger and runder SIN. Tho
peo4'e p B p.lloyo tha, Richmond tohaoconisus
utll do what tney propose aud promise ~ 30.
Sight proli wo ara Of ourselves, and right proud
hove $50 mal3 others. bappy peopio hago mot
and parted. We hope 81 mect again after a per-
manaut Exposition bias boeu agreed %uron-ond
v~ai.lseeus nov very pro5ablo-for each year
to cano.
She aggregate salos -hoTcl high values hero.
and t,.rs was % bersain sold ovsu of premium
tola.r0. Ul-lay carried Oh tho palm Tor weight
aud 1-. prices. Tennessee. southwest Virginia.
arl a.hofllo lrfhts have como grandly TO
thr f-.nL OBJ North Carolina origAts did not
sa.orHhou PEP many ~ nor prominent brethren
aslo hero Co ueip tle cause, nni surely the com
riimeGrlry reception OF the toOacoouisis Of ms
suia 90 TAO prau'um-.7le Ia paracaiar end all
present iu general 10 Major Loeis enters r'7i-
fence WAS ahe feather in the North boys cap.
Hany of olrgfslt.rs VIII spend tho week here
Among many ~ tlo prominent iobaoromen
hero us woes ffom o oistaoco We n0t5 "A foW wo
hags .rou: Hr. G. 49,. Dal and @ IA. B,nniny-
house, with many Baltimore frcaiA Anno sot
of representative mon are q. ii. snsckclton,
Aloxan Ter Hatuoli. Geofgo +. Mash, ioryco
Means. aaI @. G.. FRANKIE, Of Louisville, kg.;
Colonel Iiomls Mason. ~ tho Southern Tobarco
Journal. I'd. Stephenson and Colonel A. l.
symmes, Of Cincinnati. William h. Goa. Of
sn.ihyrilo. n.y.. p. G.. Hackney, ~ tho Durham
srtl--q I.bae..rlf, and Hooo-eey Z d.. Chris
tan, 81 .ho j.. L0riiaol Company, Now YORK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27

Ivy lHITNIulu NN hN' HAIA
81. L0rls. October 9.-The Browns cap
turcd their third victory over New YORK. ~
tue worlds series to-day, bot 10 came too
lqie 10 avail them anything. They ran bssc,
as tncy pleased on Murphy and batted George
an overthe Gehl. It was o jug. banded game
i'm which both teams contributed an equal
share Of free hitting and poor fielding. 10
took ten innings 20 decide 10, and the gsme,
wa, won by O'Neilrs h0me.ruu hits, with
two men on bases. The all-WoriG's cham
pionship cup viii Doe presented 90 the New
York cub tomorrow night by President
Won Dsrnhe, Of the Browns, NJ the Grand
Operl-4ouse. Both teams VIII disband on
sunday night. Below is the score:
~ Iouis .........1 4O02O902 3-1t
New Yorks ......0 s . 0 90 . 0 Oil
Dsse-hitS-St. Louis, 10; New Norks. H.
Trrors-St. Louis. 4; New Norks, s.. Bat.
trucking. Deyhn, Mirlgan, Boyle, and
Comiskey; George aud Murphy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27

.l,.'r, Coo. anj Us effects on the
-.i iaf Exposition management
-'lour the boys' sports until
tais ~ii give so the young.
..t, net entered q chance tO 10 20.
rrlck, CnICEgEi
sy oi chickens. pigeons. geese,
on Nordsy. when the poultry
In,. WiI Doc the finest ever seen in
There ore over 1000 culrics.
te bon iIc bench show buiidiug.
inUis haye arrived and been put
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27

WHEAT.-6io2 bushels
COHN.-7iZ DushoE
- ~ ML.la-..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27

THV I'Tr|TITI y IU' TI'TN'"I
CLEVELAND. ONO, October TO- iaNlu SCI
iers and bis wlfe, living near MI. t"ieau'
ott, v,.re murdered last night. and their
f,r,n,bouse was fred by the perpetrators OF
me- c.ime. Their daughter and 81 hind man
nh, .l,nf un-s'airs were awakened about .
o,,,ocl hi. morning hy tine smoke before ihe
N,mcs had gained much hcadway. They
seemed and finally succeeded 10 getting the
bon.s a. Nj. and Mr-. Sellers out. Both
we're dead. The MANS head had been burn'!
oTand the woman's head had neen crushed
and her law broken. The coroner held an
,nnuc.t and decided That both had been
m,irdcred. Sellers was very wealthy ana
was I'm The habit Of keeping money IN me
house. II f.. therefore, supposed thAt tue
murder was committed 6y burglars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27

Thls "a always desirable, and ne speedier it
takes plsoc the botier. Douhly welcome Is Il Ia
me case Of those usually industrious hstle Or
gans. tho kidney, which, when they 50 on a
striko-so 70 spoak-and drop work. seriously
imperl health Ia more thnn one way. firss ana
fnrsmost their inacfi0n bego1 tSeir disease.
witch Is hydra-hesded. including sieh danger
as maiadies o. Bnsnt's disease and diapou~.
Next. whsn Inactive they fail 70 assist in ro-
moying from te bloodlmpurtlhe tnat begosfheu-
Wrakons ne bAsifBy. All this u preventablo
E1,d reusefiable by he present promoter % Or
eAais acton. HoBtsf0srs Stomach bittaxs. a.
once q tOaic aud a reguiasor. This guntly bnt
effoctually iBDe2s NE Rsdneys 70 rtafh v Iuly.
aud sfrenrtaana them ard the biadder. Upon
ne bovsla stomach. and liver Is ~iltegise exefts
a regulating and inslsoracfne hniuence, anu II
~snang,6ens nhe system. and asprfS end romcoies
nAlAraanarnhaumaiksm. e1&Ihtlhna1N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
ALBEwaRLE.
canvaas = rersona ncnnon.

Tho Cauvnas Personal Mention.
Corrcspondcnco of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CuARLurIEsVuIE. VA, October Do, l~>s.
The RAINY weather is interfering some
what with toe Democratic canvass In this
county, but the party leaders are working
with great viror and viii show the Republic
cans on the CHI Of November next tAat they
have not been asleep.
Speeches have been made by prominent
speakers al the different precincts iu the
county every day this week. The whole ann
q the leaders is 90 get the voters aroused. and
then a fun vote can be counted upon ard the
Democracy Will De sure % come out yicto-
rilgs.
Colonel Charles T. O'Ferrail VIII make q
warm canvass in tbs county for tho next
week. lie spoke al BstosNll|e tonight and
will be 81 Sc0tsvillc tomorrow night.
Mr. Fitzhugh Try has returned 90 the city
from a short visit 20 Baltimore.
MISS Mary Bailey, Of thi, city, is visiting
her sister, Mr,. Cora witt, ln Pitt-yiysnia
county.
Mfss Ellen Emerson. OF the University Of
Virginia. leaves to-day for China as q mis-
sionary under the auspices OF the P~reshyte-
rfau Church. w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
Alarmed over a case Of Yeilow.sever.

|EHH- AHN
NEw YORK. October 2G.-Considerable
alarm has been occasi0ned over the death 10
- John's Hospital. iD Brooklyn, OF CAPTAIN
John g.. JtIaFd. Of The steamer CaFenz. Of yei-
low-feyer. The oealth authorities, however,
assert ibat there Is M cause for fear, ~ every
thing possible 10 prcvcOt the spread OF the
disease has been done. The stenmor Carenz
was immediately returned 30 the lower qua
T%autine, where Eile VIII be thoroughly fumi-
gated. A portion q her cargo. which was
discharged at Martins stores, was also
dsiniocted. some trouble was expert.
cnced I'm finding out the cOachma0
who drove The -ick Caplain 90 Tho
hospital, and n0t until after several other
persons Dad bred The haO6 could be be
found. The vehicle vas thoroughly disin-
icclcj, and the officers are now nj work
irving 20 locate several passengers. The
body Of the Captain, after being enclosed In
an air-fight caskct. wa, taken 20 Evergreen
cemetery for inUrmcnt Portions a. the
body had been retained hy the doctors. and
Vlll be subjected o. n microscopic eXami-
nation for scientific purposes. in more fully
determining DE diagnosis Of the cssc. Part
~ The ships cargo, which was shipped East,
will be- looked for by the health authorities,
they having been informed Of the matter, 20
that proper precaution can be taken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
w. ruonNuuLL WELCOMED.

.-.. pecuIe Tender Kim "a Public He
.r.-tau-otner -s1ancueStcr news.
".. r..1 frl almost N torrents, the streets
ne ,hishy aud muddy. and the darkness
iro.t n.funrirltle. but sll OF these COM
r. Iul po. suffice to keep the people
. n,1Rtcr Co tine BaInbridsc-Street t3al-
h1reh beat night e. ioIn with the ladtr,
fa. congregation in rendering q
.t..m, reception g. Rev. Luther
Thonbil. tue pastor. WIZ has
zen ahr,al for three months. IN audienee
.,. quite isrre. and a noticeable feature was
I'D. urescucc Of large numbers from other
.hur,ars. who Wi5h.iood the dreadful "ea-
Nor and vcn,urcd our Dr. r. Z. Mathews,
Nh, naJ ben requested hy the ladies o.
Ni fratuasnfou. acted as master OF Geronimo
no.. The extrci.c, oucned about 4 O'Clock,
.,ifh d., rendition by tne choir, led by Mrs.
u...r.ou. oftAs Central Methodist church, 81
he ruthem Home Again Rev r. NJ
.t,r-nn n'eicd o icgVeut player suited 10
.l all recession and Mayor A. e.. Atkinson
..Httrsd nu address ot welcome, anu Wac
sacd 3D., Rev. John D.. tlouton, ol lhe
..ldf- Hcmorial church, rev. > { ltaH, or
PresbStsusn church. aud htN' VT
..rou. of ibc Central Methodist.
rr Th,rnhHl in response did not enlti
. auy d.-crr'iru oi VIA! be- Saw nut
IN nN lI fiElf tbH"NN" H' N"
anl friends for the hearty welcome en-
ended hin, and expressed ms pleasure "A.
f.y 10 home again. When DE Fttte0
f..m the 10 pit there were many damp eytS
house. SOme time was spent ~ imna
lt and social conversation, and ABOUT
.l.k the company dispersed.
ti. Thombll IS hooking exceedingly wen
.ri .ns be- feels very much Improved 10y
tHn.
livery voter in Manchester who needs 10
I.....f h0fore be clu vote should attend 10
W rrortaut MISTER the first thing tnls
n.ae. as this is the last day on which you
.. u..i.isro or get YOUR transfer. Ihefe are
f.., white voter, in this city VINO uu.'Ss
f.t register to.day, cauuot vote NoNehOei
r Democratic mass-meeting aTfahEvu
f r'..f r..ht. at which Governor Lee was 20
poten. hadto be postponed on account
- weather.
Mary Cohbs, Of Prince td"afu' Is
|. Hr relatives iu this city.
l. ID. y Boston. who has been Vislt.uS
i' ta', ct,, returned 90 bis bone III + i"-
cluuty yesterday.
.- Maggie H.. jo6ns, OF B~uchlhguam
t tY. who hg been visiting relatives h'i''
.al I.r home Yesterday morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
MAMIxE INTELLGGENcE.

MINIATURES ALAARA0 OcToBGR q. is<
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27

ibN Telegraph Z" ih' hIrptf'"I
Co0rrHsroWN. b.. Y, October 26.-ln the
course of % speech here to-day Governor
Uul -9id: Tomorrow the husiucss-mtn OF
New York city who favor thc election Of
cleveland and Thurman Gre 20 have a pa
r,le. which D.. 10 be reyieweI by President
Cleveland. ! greatly regret my inability to
be- present ON that OCCASION. some three
weeks ago I accepted au invitation TO speak
tomorrow afternoon i'm behalf Of the Demo
cratic cause at Ilcrklmer. the home OF nv
opponent, and tomorrow evening at the
LARGE manufacturing cry 81 Am-tcrd1m'
Having thus promised our Democratic
friends 10 these places l cannot break tht enc
yaremcnts. believe That the public men
.boulJ do exactly a, they agree, and that ap-
u,-ntmcnts 10 speak when once made should
he faithfully Kept. This is the reason and
tac sole reason, why ] am unable to be pres
anf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27

SRR YngK.

rsw YoRx. October 21-Cott1s Gvsct. sales.
ff4 tskss; upiands, . f3-lfc Oftn<Ds VIM
ret rocrfp3s at al ports today. AK be@es. eH-
pa4e-to Crest Britain. AsIS bat~e, % Ne Gun
steady ana aniet Wheat iRafKc- higher end
0rp; No. 2 red. SLI3atl i3k: acvstOf optous
cl0ssd firm Rf iHaikc- over yestorisy, NO : red,
OcsOher. cIosiag st fLiz%; N~0Voaber, tLlI4s
sLt3., ctysiag at fi.t3; DeormosR. 4StHA
Ll5k, ciosing AZ fLifN. CUfn week. No =
f9NataXc. elevator opttCrs dull and Sskc.
higher octotor, exc; November. &ko34f,
closing at49kc. Oats ha%o hH<f'er and asung;
options No higher ami firm: October. 0fe:
November. 0ha0hc BoTs quiet and steaiy.
Cphe0-Optooac closed stcady and3 p0tuta1own,
October. filso9iAT5: Sovomber. NAnafllho
SUGAR uomtnal roaued lover. C,6<a; yoho",
6SJ6BdNc standard A. 7kc cuLloaf AM
crushed, S4n powdered. 1kc.; graduated,
7hc. Molasres nominal Rico Grm and quset,
domoslc, fGaShc japan, 5a3Nc Petroisafn
steady and Q0tot refined. s4c C~oth0n-~rrd
Oh strong crado t0af2c. yellow. So hodn
duii. rurpoDuns steady. Hhice stsofY ard
uufet. Wooi Arm and quiet, dOmestic neeco.
sdlsS. pulled. Zat3fc. Pork scfivo: nfess.
siAthnS1h2t beef s'es'y and qaicL Beef hams
oulck fiercod beef qiieh CGtmeets caetsr.
Tscklcd bellies ghai0c picked hams loa
active shor-cloar. $50 lard much lower; spot
westerr g. %: October. $50; NovcWoer, GA2
Rrelghts steady; oott0u, @J2i; gfaip, ~.
CHICAGO.
CHrolGo. Octobor &-rno cash quotations
we're: Ficor soeady and uncnenged; No 2
sprfng whesss, SLi4A: No rsf. S.A&. No 2
corn. 81 gs4lAc. No 2 osts. 1f&c. heS-pOrk,
sfl0 Lard, SfaA. ShorErtb oice, E.G
Drysaltsi shouidnrs. fS8SSS: short-ciear sides,
EsrkasSEl Whissey, sian
Theisading totares ranged ~ fcitoSs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27


ssceling $50 from w,n,,n u..aA
hafiiet IN tho dAy Mr.. -al
nrsuses saloon, on Broad street ha-ndsa.Als
,ae"ey, and u Is alleged that the ncrnsed ,~as
sso1lng near by. After leaving the plece
missed a ESQ hill wbtch ho
u"' "a ms roll OF notes, and he and 4 fr,ecd
% DIS gave the police a Description az lie
p'..y WoOm they suspected. and this led
70 .ee arrest Of the scetwed. DIVER ad,nlt.
ue1 being IN krause's and seeing EendricL
MN aDout 500 N his hand, but be denied
"esag contested with the larceny.
when icing taken 10 the second station
pouse' ahd near the ATmory, The prisoner
Droke rom The officers snd ran toward Broad
$500, Atthe corner be met up with OGicer
hJ,."' wno enectsd MIN down with bis
Dwyer was found 10 have Al In b,s band
but no so note. y" 10 "'"u'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
MARRIAGES.

KfRgA-BWI.-fauioi, 10 no Iino-stnoct
Daogst rtarrh. "a WoCuo sfBy. Ocobtr %, ittsi
6T Foy. !. is. HUDSON, NJ f1AAC ", ELsEA,o %
C.arre county, "a. aui hbs hAhf ALMA
BEsI. 81 TINS city.
gHEENLITTLK-M Married. et tao 0moo-
rtnet Enfasf cbSrh. or WpinTdef ocsoD.f
- ie3 ~ Rev. J. s. MJton, pr. JoshFh II.
gktEN. OF Ile-mtnr, IA. and Miss AK IA.
LTTILK, II Ri1hmood. ".
WgRgg-gCufCK Married. ~ M residenes
II uba lstjo. 90 Chelsea nul hourta0 county, "a
Wcdnog1ay, October ~, B,s, ~ NE ltaE t1llcs
r NirsSsu, ~ Chrstchurcn, MI. fAEALb
70 Hiss CMRIsTIAAA scElCA
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IBy tclesrapn % me UIspatchl
NEWARK, \. j., October 26.-The fun
registration for the presidential election IS
37.7lS. an Increase u 1850 over the charter
election registration Of September, and an
increase OF 1000 over the vote east 1t the last
presidential election.
JERSEY CITY. y. j., Oct0ber 2G.-The total
registration IN this city r. 1920, which Is
G.3l7 in excess OF the total vote Of 1854.
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cnrn.. wni.Aey, I'D nnrder.

nv telograph % ne Hispatth'I
proUoIN, I'LL, october To- csleruay az
~Tbompnonyille, a small sIatlon about 'nu'y
miles east OF here, Warren Joru"h auu Jonu
u'Srja,,s became involved in a quarrel over
,sme OF cards, aud Jordan drew q re-
: IT, and Shot his adversary, killing HIM
iostantIy. Charles Williams, a brother OF
the murdered msn, who was sitting al me
,.Nte seized q Ratchet and crushed Jordan's
Iii killing him instantly. Williams when
what be had done coolly laid down
~. tanning Ratchet and walking out de-
iiTcrrd himself to the authorities. All The
r,en had been drinking freely,
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DEATHa.

RNGELBERG-Died, Monday morning a. go
o,rlorf. WEYER ESGElBkit0. aged sescnty-one
Year.; a native Of MsrDurg. Ncrua@ty'
suueras tOok place Tuesday morulog ~ II
o'cl,er finn TIE usidcnc8 u bis son-in-iAs,
A ArOnhelm. corner u Cove aud frenchnrch
s,reote. Norfolk. Va.
HoLIHaS-pfeL al the residence o. bis son,
Harry <. HoIinA No. ili5 Tsenty-eighth StfeeA
gEodDR ". nOLLlSS: aged A1ty-eight yearA
His romans viii b tskfn frvm his fOffncr
residence, Hanover county, Tor burtAL
WILLIAMS-Died. la 81 Louis. Mo, Octoher
20tb. ~ t~yUhoidfevar, in her eighteenth year
Nfss CAEaIR BUDD WILLIAMS. daughter 81
Rsy. ". II. Williams, editor Cea5dl hapfs~
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Mann rrom ,he Enee.s ofEaher.

T3y telegraph 70 me Dlspatch.l
WASHINGTON, october 26.-rhomas =.
Fisher, perhaps the best pown real-esiale
man In Washington, died a. hs residence IN
this city tonight q heart-fsture, resulting
Srom ether which had been administered 20
him preparatory % q surgical operation
pe was n native Of Virginia, but spent the
rreasey mart OF his Hfein Washington.