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/ cordial. hearty greeting.

Colonel 10. Lane Stern WAS seen Ne>tcl'
day morning and asked what he thought OF
the manner in which the Committee on
Grounds aud buildings had settled the
control Of the Arm0ry OF the First Virginia
Regiment. Colonel stern il the Inspector
General Of the state troops, and Is remark
ably well-posted in all that concerns them.
lie said:
"Wcli, suppose il was about the best
that could be done All the talk about dis
banding was blun; that was all; but can
tell YOU my idea Of settling this whole mat
ter. There are three things which, IL done,
will remove all difficulties, strengthen the
discipline Of the troops, and build up the
military. They are these. First. let the
cities provide arnories; second let the State
equip the troops with arms. uniforms. &C.:
and third, LET the United States Government
provide means which will permit the mill
tary 10 90 into encampment say, twice
year, one-half AT one time and one-half at
another. This will be but baublc in cost
u the government, and will create in the
ranks Of the men a spirit that Twill Dc worthy
VI soldierly emulation. | estimate that AN
appropriation by Congress OF million dol.
lars would suffice 10 give MY thousand men
the benefit of the summer encampmcnt.
The First Regiment expended IA on the
completion Of the Armory seven thousand
dollars. and when they saw chance 20 gct
some OF the money back into the fvgimental /
treasury, the offer was too tempting 10 per-
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..All action which has been taken I'D far
f0 purge the books of illegal VOTERS have
been strictly i'm accordance with legal pro-
visions. ! pre,umeF'
OF course they have There Is no ground
whatever for cOnfe-tin1 anything that ha,
been done ON the ground of either injustice
on iiingalitN.
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Property Transfers.

The following deeds Of bargain and sale
were recorded yesterday:
IL THE CITY CHANCERN COURT:
Leigh Il. Page and wife TO Maggie c. lIar-
DIV. wife of ID. :. Hardy. $40 II. on west side
Eighth north Of City Springs property, i'm
proved. s.. 800: Trustees for Sisters of Charity
of II. Joseph'S Academy to Richard ". Jones
and VIM. II. Christian. So. #. on south side
Cary near Laurel. Sl.,50.
HENRICO COUNTY COURTHOUSE:
Lawrence II. Mceks and wife 10 Mrs. Bird
get VI. Mahony. II inches on east side Twcn-
ty-seNenth near T.. SIS.
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ONE of Kichmond's most gifled and poplI-
lar ministers says Dr.. pa,id's Cough Syrup
il the very best cure for cough and br0nchi.
lis he ever tried. ads.
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Ticket. for tine engagement Of the flyoriie
commedionne. Maggie Mitchell. -o on sale
M the Academy Of Music This morning.
The engagement commences tomorrow
night and continues the remainder of the
week. with saturday matinee. Ihur-d y
nirht and saturday matinee " Ray" WI 4
begi,en Friday. " fanchOn. the Cricket
and SATURDAY. ni.ht. Little Barefoot
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Marriage licenses were Yesterday issued
fo William j. Kerr and Mar, Ella lIamp-
ton. and Charlie, Russell and Alice May
B. f..4.
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GRAND DEMONSTRATION

The demonstration will be grand affair.
The Opera House will be decorated. and "a
GOOD brass band will furnish music for the
occasion.
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A Delightful Evening ON Board the 4. >.
Steamer Wyand0tte.

Despite the freshet now raging in James
river and the chilly autumn weather. "A par
~ OF young ladies and gentlemen left the
city ut Il L. VI. last evening in the steam
launch attached 10 the monitors, TO pay n
visit 10 Mrs. Felix and Miss Edith Isle Ne
Curley, Of the monitor fleet.
Aftcr pleasant steam down. The river,
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>EE that YOU do rot let that slight cough
run ON. but take az once a bottle Of that
old-fashioncd remedy. Or. Dayid's Cough
syrup Of pure pine tar, horehound, and
wild chorry.-udy.
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oOO BOOKS AT A song.

Best works oftho bcs, authors viz: -0lr,
Irving Cooper, Dickens, Thackornr. Da.Ra
Eliot. the poets. ana other standard WORDS.
STANDARD BOOKS, NICELY BOUND
AT Doc.
oc25- ~ RANDOLPH x ENGLISH.
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The Richmond Choral society. Prof II. !.
~li0mOn-. director held their weekly re-
hparsal last night in the second Baptist
Church. Prof. ~olomons. in conversation
with the reporter. remarked that Van Bree's
ST. Cccrlia'- Ia, would Dee given very short
U.s.. The chorus now numbers nearly iilty.
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THE SHAKESPEARE CLASS coz.

TIE HAkt>PEANt IIA0o w
L DUCT ID by Miss MARIA BLAltHli
rcopcned a LDNE~DAl, November NII.. 80.
3Ol east Main street. an 40 OciUck, N"
Blair having served ID lday lf rrn'nn i.i
receiving, can be- consulted then On uN.IN.''
also. &C 1j.1u. 300
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AUCTION >ALIS-Fufure nais.
By A. T.. Adamson,
Real Estate Auciionecr ana Insurance
Agent.
sl3 Hull street, Manehos er. Na.
TRUSTEES SALE

oFAN
ATTRACTIVE HOUSE AND Tor. FElNi
ING NrIE SOUTH SIDE on BlcukN.
AN STREET. BETWEEN COWARD
II AVENUE AND PDCAnONrA~
STREET. MANCHESTER. "a.
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and are never without a bottle Of this bei
of all remedies. We refer 10 Or. Dayid'-
Cough syrup OF tar, horehound, and wild
cherry adv.
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4 SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE
4 or
IN ENrllANNE IlN cry PnupLlLl

WALNUT GROVE, situated iu tho upper
portion OF -potsylNanin county, contains 1855
acres-t7O cleared. balance boo Original
growth; well watercd. The best wood house
ln the county, combining eight rooms, W .fI
halls and pofches. covered With fiu. IcHuN.
ful shade trees. Every clubhouse fnlf ruuII
be desired on 20 first class farm. Two hun-
drei "a "a nfty thousand pounds ~ uIy WIS
cut on the farm this summon and B, uuN
being taicd on the place. Church ANA post.
Office within one mile. ana gfi-t and save
mill within hair "a mile The Victoria fur-
mace. . branch ~ fhe Chesapeake Hn1 ohio
HALLWAY and the Fredericksburg arn orange
Courthouse Haiifond hutI seven 30 miles
from ihe farm. FOR further Information. call
on or address DIR ~. SMITH
Ocl3 1873 Broad street. Richmond. 80.
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srRtET. MANCHESTER u.

Bv virtue ola deed OF trust nom I.NtIrl
N. McGee ~ the undersigned trustee. NN.r
recorded 10 the clerks Oihrp Nf TIE lluefiN.,
Court Of the city of Manchester bod n. D. In
page 100. default having boon mlie in re
payment OF tine bond secured Thereby. IIt
being directed 80 tO do hy tUe board Uf iif.'.
toIs Of the Virginia Building and llan Conn.
panv. / Will sell nf public auction Nu Nn
premises. on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 3i, i-rl.
ATS O'CLOCK rn
the above house and lot. fronting jnf Of Un
Buchanan street. and running IHr. between
parallel lines no feet % Hn ALLOY. lNr
house Ii new. and contains ntr rooms. TIM 9.
good neighb0fhood rapidly incrf.sN. I
value. Attend tIc sale ana rrf n bargain.
Terms at sale. very liberal
Oc1D-Jt A. l.. \ lAN~lN. trustee
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Tor SALE-ONE WATER MOTOR
L Cheap. sold Tor want of use. AIn .I
AT HINES flee. nn.II.ff
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At O'Clock senator Barbour lefi the EX-
change Hotel and called upon Mayor i.
TAYLOR EllysOn. 40 east Franklin. Here
he was met by quite number OF gentle
men. who talked over the prospects OF the
campaign. and advised each other concern
ing the best plans 10 pursue. II was the
general opinion. fully cOrrob0rated hy -ena-
tor Barbour that the outlook is exceedingly
encouraging. The campaign fund was
probably the chief topic.
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ON TRIAL FOR eMBsLzLEMeNT.
Yesterday Proceedings in the Yennedsy
Case at butte.

Yesterday Proceeding. la the venn~dny
Case at butte.
Special to- the Standard.
BUTTE, Nov. 7.-Afte the decision i'm
the mandamus casc was rendered this
morning the regular business was pro
ceeded with. The trial jury was COM
pleted and several exparte motions made
and the case of w. II. V~enncday charged
with embczzling $500 from the Pacific Ex-
press while acting as their
agent at Anaconda last spring. This
ease occupied all day ami is no yet com
pleted.
Carroll smith, agent of the Pacific Ex-
press company. testified that in July last
he was route agent of the company. Ms
duties were to examine the accounts of
agents at different points along the line.
w. II. vcnneday was appointed agent of
the company at Anaconda in April. 1889.
He worked until July. He got SS5 per
month. His duties were to receive express
goods and to- ship. and to collect all
monies due the He employed
a driver who delivered goods through
town whose duties were not tn collect any
money. Mr.. Veuneday was To
remit every three days; but when he r--
ceived large sums of money he should
make n special remittance by next train.
In July complaints were made that Mr..
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vcnnelay was not remittinR promptly. !
fS2e ss.s be . q Sas .: p Mr. alignment r%n.s,. had n:an S::S
3S4wisdsed tl,ai he had impsorerly re-
sSGkin with The assi.iant superintendent
u the Pacific Express company. On the
morning OF the 18TH Of July I asked him
between S22.aOO and s2,aO in rash and
tickets amounting tai about $an, a total OF
Ss"S; ! a fSias . i sS%~a one OF p ssisss.
contain slS. The package had been
vennedy old ms. he had taken the money
out and had not vet sent il tai the com
pany. Al this time two reports due the
needy. helped him make out those re-
ports. whcI the third repor was hcing
made NJ we found there was not money
ment showing that hc owed the com
pany Ssi5.aI He stated I" smith
he owed the conai,any so muci. money and
lac thought he had better kill himself. Two
hours afterwards Nenucday cnue hack 10
was To do about il. He attempted no ex-
PLANTATION. .Nenneday's driver came in
aud said there was Sll5.15 which belonged
that this was correct and accordingly !
paid the money to the driver, whose mann
5000 in Vcnucday's safe which should
have been reniitclt tn the company several
days previous.
At 40 o'clock his afternoon the Ven
ncdty case. Was resumed. Agent Carroll
Smith WIS examined further and ALSO
other witnesses for tl" p~roserution, which
rested at 4 I'D o'clock. The defence asked
then for the release of the prisoner on the
grounds:
First, The in~dlictmcnt does not state "a
public ofiense.
Second. The Indictment fails to show
the crime of cniipczzlcmcnt.
Third, The property * not described
with reasonable certainty ar so as to show
that any sum was cInbezzlcu.
Fourth, Mere. proof of shortage in the
defendants accounts ia not sufficient tn
convict of embczzlcmcnt.
Fifth. The prosecution fails to show any
intention to commit any crime.
In the Vcnpcdy ease. the court. late this
afternoon. decided against the motion for
the discharge of the prisoner. Witnesses
for the defense will he heard ut . O'clock
tomorrow morning.
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No Wonder N~ MourneL.
From the New York sun.
First Merchant Traveller Why are You
SO sad.
Second Merchant Traveller | hav. lost
my grip.
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shilling the asa with OSl.
". Fail Mall (:axrtte

Gt'Ns Wv dt Wall ~
A competition. the result of which will
psovs OF great interest Ia the shipping
community at large. has hscu instituted
this year 10y the Dunkirk chamber Of com
mercc. who had i'm view "a practical trial
of thu utility of oil i'm aiding u ship to-
weather u storm. The competitors were
the masters of tho schoonsrs engaged in
the Iceland fisheries, of which Dunkirk
equips about IA hundred every year. The
ishin season lasts six months: and.
owing to the frequency of boistcrols
weather. affords ample opportunities for
exps'rinicnting upon ANY means sf lcs~sti-
ing the danger. The. first prize a. has
been awarded to Captain Bruxcllcs
OF the schooner Perlc, who REPORTS
as follows: "Ou the .l~t III April,
while oil Portland, we encuuu-
tered an 'a-t-,ou;hcastcrly gale, attended
with snow. We underworld Ia stand ont
Ia sea with clos'iy recf..i sails, but were
then resolved u attempt tn pass between
pest was then at its height. tie. sea was
making - clean breach over the ship fore
and aft. aud W.. w'r, ia great danger of
laundering. directed two bags contain
ing tow saturated with oil to h. placed
usteru On port and ~t~arl,oirti quarters.
Almost instaut,ously the sea moderated.
and. although the swell was still heavy.
no waves hru kc over the slip. \ pant and
u half of oil per bag il sufficient tn calm
the sea for about two hours" Similar az
counts arr gwen hy other masters. who
have handed IN reports on the subject To-
the t1Gunb"r at tonitu'rss'.
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Prom London Times.
The Chinese papers describe tho rrsrp-
ton of the imperial courier from Picking
who conveyed the Nicrroy of Canton ti..
news of his transfer To- another province.
Arriving at III" Nicsrpy's Tau"n in the
afternoon. "a. WAS received with a salute
of nine guns. Every one of the doors
from the outer gate into the soa-tUBi sane
forum of the Niccroy were instantly
thrown open. and the courier dis
mounting from his horse, was m, { 10y
the Niccroy in richly 'inbroidcrsHd
robes Of state. After greetings.
the courier was conducted into the great
hall of Justice, where a. table with incense.
and candles was set facing uorthwarl.
The courier walked up To the table and
took fr,ni the. folds of his dress the ini-
psriai rtlict. gorgeous in yellow satin. and.
with advsrtsd face, unfuri,i the roll in
front of the Nictroy. Suddenly every one
in thu room, from the Nicsroy tn the
lowest attendant. fell down on their
knees and performed min" prostratious
at the end IF which. all still kuc"ling, the
courier read otIt. in a sIioro,Is. sing--oIig
then rose. and taking the c,iict in both
hands. raised il uloft. Til" courier then
retired. not a word having been spoken.
Int instead Of going out as lr had come
i'm. Ivy ia" front door. d" went 10y au OBJ
sGrire. side door suitable to- his rank. "a,
once th" sIict was delivered, he reverted
To his own rank. and. being now without (.
mcss-agr, lost all his homer a. AN inIhrriaI
messenger. \ few moments before h' wa
treated as all hut AN emperor. now hc wa
only !. small official.
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Fru,, and Confectionery.

Mrs. F~eatherly. fruit and confectionery
dealer. has made important improvements
iu her store ON West Granite street. Her
stock of confectionery IL not surpassed by
any in Butte, AS she buys the best goods
manufactured. The hest stock of import
eel and domestic cigars in Butte. Mrs.
featherly, West Granite street.
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woman did not apssear. and her casr wns
set for to-snorrsw. IL is doslbsfsli u con-
vicsinn ran bo Obtained i'm either dasA'.
The grand jury Is expected tai finist, its
duties tomorrow. Ii u r,pnrted that an
cause. OF the fire early this morning az
Stcnbs.rH's shop.
A serious ARRAY took place this evening
near the Montana Union depot at South
Butte. Frank Morril and John Kennedy
were to-day Released from prison, after
serving terms of six months. They cele-
bratCsl by getting drunk. With Others they
engaged in N light i'm South Butte. and
Aisrcii was badly cut anu L.oamsisn' Nor,
had AN arm broken, was badly cat ON the
head and ALSO above the eye. A physician
was called to- the county Jail To attend
him. Kennedy was not injured but WAS
exceedingly drunk.
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John Kirby. Chief Washington OF the
United brotherhood will go to Anaconda
on saturday and make an effort to Ryan
izc Il branch there.
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A. n. Hollingsworth, who has been for
10 years living I'm Butte. intends taking "a
visit to- the land of his birth Missouri.
He will stay two weeks.
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Paul Ray. who has been reporting oIi
the .Hiarr. will go back tn Denver.
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Second Merchant Traveller - | hav" lost
my grip.
Out tn the " osssi..
From the Epuch.
Ayyie Ito Charlie, "tbh. look at that
lovely, dear LITTLE. birsl ou tl.. tree"
Charlie: .Ycs, that's "a robin" Aggic:
''How sweet! OH! Charlie. shoot il Ia put
i'm my hat"
Applied for n New Trial.
LONDON, Nov. civilian p'ISricn has
applied for "a new trial against Lord Sails
bury.
Every young man i'm town should buy "a
season gymnasium ticket. For sal. at
Crockett Il Kings.
Brussels carpet 5r at Estes x Connrlfs.
Guns and rifles at Anaconda Hardwarc
Co.'S.
Children are. tho buds. girls the early
blossoms, and women tn. flower, of cr'.sr
tion.
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Real estate transfers.: A. w. Baruar,
and wife tn d.. a. Palmer. lots 4, D. an'
. in block 3, Bernard addition To- Butte
81 A. J. Arlin and wife to John A. Elliot
and wife. lots Ii and IA. block 81, Butts
S1.s0; r.. d.. Leggott ct al. To J
w. Evans. jr.. lot Is. block 10, Levgott q
addition, $3.50.
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TIA. Automatic Photog raph.r.

From the ~. James t.aIrtt".
The latest development of automatic
machines will take the form of "a scif-act-
ing apparatus. The ingenious contriv-
ancc. which will bc offered Ia the public
some time in December. - tine invention
of "A Spanish gcuius. In outward appear
ance the machine il very similar to the I'M
Vulnerable. engines for Turing the humble
penny from "a curious public that may Ice
seen at any London terminus. Tie mech
anism il simple. The person to- bc
operated upon stands ON am iron plat"
and duly puts his penny in TIA" slot. This
starts the machinery. The cap IL removed
from the lens. at which tho 'Subjcct" IL
expected To look steadily during the few
seconds Of exposure. Then by a remark
able rapid process lasti ~ from two and "a
half to three minutes, the photograph il
Developed and elected from the machine.
The photograph il not. of course. on sep
sitized paper (which would require at least
twcnty-four hours for its development.
hut IL il developed on ~ metal platc-soune
preparation of tinfoil probably and is
really an improved form of dagucrrco-
type. The proprictors of the patent evil
IDENTITY think that 'thcre * money in it,"
as they have given An order for 2,UOO ma
chimes to- "A weli-known firm iu West
Bromwich.
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she Has Every Opportunity.

From the New York sun
Miss Boston ito Miss L-lkcr of thicagoi
is Miss Livcwayt - refined lady:
Miss Iakcr Well. slI. ought to- Lee.
Old man Livcwayt runs one .f the biggest
lard r,,Iineris.s ia tin. city.
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Omr Rn,,fa.

We are glad to see the public in
terest which is manifested through
out the State in the agitation now
going on to improve our pernicious
road system. The damage done to
roads and bridges by the lato flood
has given a fresh impetus to the
discussion, and our citizens are not
wholly asleep.
One proposition. which seems to
meet with general favor, is to raise
money by bonded loan and per-
manently pike number of the
principal highways. We express
no opinion upon the advlsability of
this plan if undertaken by a single
county, but having been asked to
give an idea of the statutes relating
to such plan, we cheerfnIIy com
ply with the request
The County Court, having control
of all roads and bridges within
county limits, its duty is to take all
necessary steps TO keep them in re-
pair, or to improve or build them.
A general road fnnd is provided for,
by requiring this court to assess
against the properly of each road
district of the county, tax, which,
IN connection with the free labor,
will construct, put and keep in re-
pair, ali of the roads and bridges
within that district
Where, however, Il is necessary
to build, improve, or repair road
or bridge, and it is not practicable
TO do so with this general district
road tax. the County Court has the
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-07-03
A Very Popular PhotograpIl.


Gatdis, Cincinnati hack driver
treasures dollar bill of the first
greenbacl issue. The Enquirer ol
that city tolls that Salmon P. Chase,
while Secretary of the Treasury,
visited Cincinnati.
"shine, sir2" shouted Gaddis, then
a boot-black, to stranger in the
Burnett House lobby.
"Do your prottiest, said the gen.
tleman, with smile, "and I'll give
you my photograph"
The boy did not fall in very heart
lily with the proposition, as he had
no particular use for photographs OF
his customers, but after a little ban
teriDg he took the job. At the fin
ish, the gentleman handed the boy
brand new one dollar bill. "That's
my photograph" he said, walking
away.
The boy glanced from the Gus
toner TO the bill in momentary per-
plexity. Then the strong rcsem-
blance which his customer bore to
the vignette in one corner of the
grecnback caught his eyes, and he
knew that the Secretary of the
Treasury had been having a little
fun with him at his own expense.