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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
INVITATIONS EXTENDED

To the Delegates of the Three Americas.
by telegraph to the Dispatch.l
NASHVILLE, TENN, October 4.-The following
kilograms were sent last night to Secretary Of
State Blaine:
NASHVILLE. TENS, October 3. 1880
To hon. Japies g. Blaine. Secysfary y state
Washnqt0a D. g.;
The Commercial Club. representing the in
dustrial and commercial interests Of the me
tropOlis Of this section, extends cordial invita-
tiOn % our nations guests and their American
escort o. visit The great south, through this, lis
natural gateway. The homo Of Jackson, Polk,
and johnson. throws open wide its gate 70 your
honorable delegation. II possible como to
Nashville, accept our hospitality, and sec tho
wonderful prosperity ot a city OF American-born
people. LOUIS I. BAXTER,
President Nashville Commercial CLUB
Chdries Nrkes, Secretary.
NAsHyrtLg, TENN, October 3, is'a.
To hon. James T.. Blaine. Secretary Qf S'aie,
WdshinGf0n. D. q.
The city u Nashville will be honOred In enter
tainiug the visiting delegates 10 the Congress OF
the Three Americas and their escort ~ American
citizens. Please extend the hospitality Of our
city {. p. McCARyBg. Mayor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
FACTS BY SAKs.
FALL OVERCOATS.
FALL SUITS.

You can remember, 1hisis true bill vim
can't you, when you this same grado in
couldn't get much OF an Suit. We are perfect
Oyercoat for ti5i Even ly we'll satisfied IN our
the merchant handiedit own minds that We can
indlferontly Was make ~ AMI put on
very quiet in mis- re- the backs u Richmond
commeniations OF IT, gentlemen for si5
There arc lots that are stylish, porieci-n'tlng.
as silent on that grndo thoroughly-tsiIored
to-day, and It's well Suit Of Clothes-A suit
they are. whose brilliancy can't
Now re honestly can Be- Swallowed under tis
give you your choice Of or 80 There's hardly
between twenty and Knit 70 tho variety
twenty-five styles atsij W. sro showing this
that are IN every way season ia this grade.
m. auish ami general Doubled
style - equal to what square-cut Sacks are
used % be considered yory popular-we have
good Coats at tga We thom at SIS IN very
know you can md our pretty plain aud fancy
si5 qualities I'm many q geayes. The long Cut
store to-day at So or away sack ssill has
course we'd rather firm grip on tho
make a so sale than q fashion follower, and
SIS one-but really our these, TOO. arc hero al
lines Of Fan Weights az tia Then, u course.
that -sl5--wiil fur the Cutaway Frocx-
nlsh you with garment always stylish and pse-
weqI bo proud 70 haye sontable sia Plain
you say came from our Black Cheyiois or fancy
house. We give you patterns Ia CheYots,
all tho reading fabrics Twsods, aud Cassi-
In plain wsayos and meres-chocks. stripes,
wide and narrow wales, plaids, and mixtures,
and, strange as It may interwoyen into hsf
seem, there arc many hundred difierent now
OF them sk-lined and catchy designs
throughout Good auail- Fifteen dollars 10
" slk, too. Everything common ground for
about them shows care Business or Dress
and taste. Tho styles Suits either-With Us.
are new-those you've You can here nnd pat
+ read abou. la fashion terms that will suit all
notes as leaders OF the occasions
season-tia N course we've
higher grades and
Iower.p priced ones. too.
but SOC these.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
HENRlCO REPUBLICANS.


Probability that Elmer Jonathan OF btNt-
ridge VIII Retire from the Field.
81 am for Malone because Malone Is for me-
said MIR. ". II. Bcyeridge ia IA "dodgerh - which
he caused to be distributed upon the streets yes
tcrdny.
The occasion for Mr.. Beverdec addressing the
people and thus concluding his remarks was 10
deuounce report that he Is an independent
candidate for the House. 81 desire 10 brand
this report "a false. said hc. " ! am tho regular
kepuuiiran nominee ot the convention, ana a.
such Will remain a candidate until the sun goes
down ou November 3, ls,9,' &c, %c
And The circular. previously scattered through
mo city. called upon the Republicans OF the
county 20 assemble NJ AudcTson's store. on the
Carv-S treet road, there 10 hear an address from
Mr. BeyerdCe, who was expected TO cri'icise SC
yercly Judge WaGlill aud Sherin Southwark
TIL MEETING.
At o'clock there wore about n hundred white
and c0lorel persons on tie ground.
Mr.. Beyeridge and squire Jonathan, both oi
whom claim 90 have received the nomination OF
their party convention for the House arrived ~
the place Of meeting early and had long private
-bnt ~ a result of thi. conference Mr. BcV-
oridce walked out ou the platform IN front oi the
store about half-past o'clock and announcer 10
the crowd present that there Would DO DO hpeaA-
ing during the evening
LOOMING TO COMPROMISE.
Tho two candidates, Mr. Boyerdge said, had
had a conference after they reached the store,
the result OF which would ho, hey hopoi. 10
leave but one Republican in the field to oppose
the Democrats.
This announcement was rather coldly re-
ceiyed.
The men were there 20 hear speeches, and the
promise of harmOniline The 4isScnsous growing
our of having two claimants Tor tue Republican
nomination for the House iid not seem 10 fuly
atone 20 them Tor their disappointment IN not
being able 10 listen 20 the Oratoricai chorts OF
speakers expected to address the meeting
MR. BEvEaIDGE EXPLAINS
To a repre- entative Of the D1spafch hr. Beve-
ridge said ne expected that one OF the two can
didates would retire today
lie did not say which one Il will be, but IT Is
understood that Squire Jonathan VIII be tho
man. g..
The Republican County Committee viii meet
nj Heurico court house to-day. when Is ~ eN-
pected that az arrangement VIII be maue lOr
The withdrawal OF one OF the candid iates.
Reyeridgeis friends were c nndent last night
that the hcld will be left 20 him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
Morris Park Races.

fBV teIeErlrn % Inc UIspatfn.T
NEW YORE, October f.-First raco-s1eep-
sfakes, all ages, nom winners, i've furlongs-
Foriham won Pearl Set second, Swift third.
Time. - seconds
second race-handi'np. all ages, one mile and
a sixteenth Brother Ban aud Now or Never ran
a dead heat Time. l:574. Only two starters; /;
owners divided stakes
Third ace--three-year-olds, seven tufl0ngs-
Craftsman won Ben. Harrison second, Coots
third lime, l..9E.
Fourth race-welter handicap, all ages, ono
mile-st JOnn won ; Barrster second, Dun
bOyne third. Time, l4iH.
Ftfth rsce-sell!ng, two-year-olds, hye fur
longs-Ml-s Annie won; civil Service second,
Gunwad third. Time, l0iA.
SIKH race-sweepstakes, three-year-olds ana
uDwaris, six furl0ngs-Iipstan won Freedom
second, Glenmound third. Time, I'LL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
INJUNCTION NO. 2.
DR.. BEATTIE oETsAN ORDER AGAINST
THE BELT LINE.
still Another Threatened Motions to Be
Made Next Week to Dissolve
Them All.

Another injunction was granted against the
Belt Line yesterday.
It was upon the complaint Of DIR. J. G. Beatte.
and r. similar TO that awarded DIR. X. A. Pat
tersOn.
In the FIRST case Courtney 6 Patterson werc the
attorneys, and in the second Sands Bryan;
while the fredericksburg Railroad Company are
represented In all these proceedings by Mr. w.
{. Preston aud Messrs. Leake S Carter
TIE CONTESTED TERRITORY.
Dr. Pafterson's lands lie between the Grove
and WosthRm roads; Dr Beatiie's between the
Wesiham road and the river, but the Belt Line
crosses the latter diRgonally and then enters the
properties OF Scott, Banton. and others.
Dr. Bes;tie's tract is what was formerly part
Of Sunnyside.
WHERE THE DO CUT Is.
Tho fredericksburg Company are now en-
Joined and restrained from entering upon the
Patterson and Beattie lands, and IL IL under
stood that Judge Wexford Il 70 be asked at once
for q similar Injunction on behalf OF Mr.. blantoni
upon whose land " tho big cut - is being made.
No work lof consequence has ever been done
on PatfersOn's lands; the nlling end grading -
finished on Beatlie's, but large force OK hands
emp.oyed by HarmBn & Co. arc at work night
and day on Blanton's farm.
MOTION FOR DISSOLUTION.
The counsel for the railroad cOmpsny will at
the opening OF tho Henrico Circuit Court next
week moye for the dissolution Of these iuiunc-
tion4 upon the ground that tho injury done Is not
" irreparable"
Meanwhile DR.. Beattie will bring suit for tres-
pass and IL IA said that he Will claim not only
.hst the railroad company entered upon TINS
land without authority Of law, but that sign-
boards warning irespassers from the lana were
torn down by the railroad company or their
agents and employees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

DIR. A. G.. Wollard, Of Richmond, Va,
has just returned from the mountains OF
West Virginia. where he spent the summer,
and now invites the afflicted to call and
see him. DIR. wollard is having great sue
cess in treating Cancers. He has cured
hundreds pronounced incurable by other
physicians. Knife not used. Office, No.
north Sixth street, where he is permanent
lv located.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
THE VETO, AGAIN.
The Mayor Disapproves PoIling-PIace Or
dinance No. 2.

The Mayor DisaPproyes Polling-Place Or
dinance No. 2.
Tho City Council yesterday passed an ordi-
nance defining tho vOung-places in the different
precincts Of the city.
The ono passed Tuesday night was vetoed by
the Mayor because ,he voting-place for the First
urecinct in jefferson Ward was made No IL
north Fourteenth street. under Exchange Hotel
The Mayor discovered that No. IL was on the op-
posite side OF the street from the hotel.
MISTAKE NO. 2.
A mistake was also discovered as 10 tho Third
precinct 81 Madison Ward.
Tho vetoed ordinance had hxed the voting
place at Mr. Charles Aliens residence, on Seventh
street
When the Common Council met q, 1879 o'clock
they rejected the Old ordinance, thereby sustain
ing the veto.
A NEW oHDISASCE-,UsTAKE NO. 3.
A now ordinance was introduced, or rather the
old one with the yotng-placo Tor FIRST tJeuorson
changed 90 80. - north Fourteenth street. nh-
der Exchange Hotel ard me Ihiru Watson
corrected 10 read " No. north Seventh street, at
Cosbys shop ~
Tlds was adopted. and after much trouble tho
Board of Aldermen were cotton together al ll'SJ
o'clock and tho action Of the lower branch was
concurred In.
VITO NO. 2.
When the new ordinance was presented 10
Mayor fllysou ycstcr1ay that Official discovered
that the voting place for the third precinct oi
Jackson ward was designated as % No 201 cast
Uuval. u0rfh side OF The street" He Immediately
saw ihs error, as So 2lj ts on the sopfh sie oi
the street. - this ordinance was alao vetoed.
COUNCIL CALLED, AGAIN.
4 call was therefore issued b. the president
Of each branch u the Council for their respec-
tive bodies 10 assemble this morning 70 adopt
Ordinance No. 3
The Common Council viii meet At 0 o'clock
and the Board half an hour laicr.
AZ IMPORTANT MATTER.
II Il imporfRnt that every member shall be on
hand promptly 80 as 10 insure quorum. TINS
"a thc las, lay that the Council can define the
voting places. as the law rclures mat 20 must
he done thirty days before Cach election.
Should any error occur IN Ordinance No. . II
will be too 4atc % make a correction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
WENT THROUGH A BRIDGE.
Seven Men Buried Under an Engine and
Two Under "a Boiler.
o.. ~. Otsn...A

FoRr WAYNE, IND, October A traction
engne and threshing- machine while being
moved across y small stream near Jsnesgile,
this county. yesterday, broke through bridge
aud landed In the water some thirty feet below.
Five men were buried under tho engine. John
sparks and Henry Wright were pinioaed be-
meath the boiler. aud before they Gould pe
rescued had boon scalded TO death by escaping
steam. Three others we're severely bus not
fatally injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
EORTY-YEARs' EXPERIENCE or

j. AN Old NURSERIES,. WlNsLoW'S
SOOTHING-sYRUP Is the prescription Of onoof
the best female physicians and nurses In tho
United states, and has been used for forty year,
with neyer-faling safety snd success by millions
Of mothers and children, from the feeble infAnt
Of one week old to the adult IL c0rreca arifity
Of thestomach, relieves wind-colic, regulates tho
bogols. and gives rest, health, and comfort 70
mother and child. We believe it the best ant
surest remedy In tho worliiu all cases Of Dysen-
terry and DiarFhUa IN chldron, ghether Arising
from teething or from any other cause. Fun
directions for using will accompany each bottle.
None genuine unless the 6Ic-siBsiie Of CLRriS
A PERKINS is On the outside wrapper Sold "
all Medicine Dealers . cents q bottle.
Ia 2eOf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
woIIs and eprInrs Damaged.

Mr. Getllng, Of this city, son Of The Prince
George gentleman part OF whose farm sud
denly gaug during the summer ,ot which many
nowsnaper accounts have been puoilshed) sald
Yesterday that the well al the house and al the
sorings on the place which formerly Afforded
the sweetssl and best Of water, have recent'y be-
como affected. n,
Nov the water after il is left standing awhile IS
tainted with an oily and sulphurous taste, ana
fha opening OF a we'll in a new locality seems
A necessity This change in the water. they
bnve no doubt, Is connected With tho sinking OF
Inc ground, but how they are mol able 10 eAplalh'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
The Burton Heater.

DR.. ". Leigh Burton has returned home from
thu St Louis Exposition, where he won't 10 look
after his heater, which WAS very prominent
exhibit 10 tho electrical department, and re-
celyed a great deaf deal Of attention.
lie closed a contract for putdng the heater on
the electro. cars which run across the Mlssis-
sippi-riyer bridge
Dr.. Burton saws nearly all the 81 Louis street.
railway companies are preparing 10 change from
horsepower 20 the electric system
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
Preparing for the Templars' Conciave.
fRy telegraph 20 ne Di5patcn.t

WASHINGTON, October 4.--Tho streets OF the
city are beginning u bear witness 10 the near
approach Of the Triennial ConclaYe OF hnlght5
Templars OF tho United StatOs. The leading
hotels are gsyly decorated and many business
houses and private dWelliogs are assuming holi-
day ettire with the banners, nags, and insignias
OF tho order Of Templars. Today workmon
arc engaged In decorating tho Treasury build
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
A Chance for Democratic Canvassers.

W.sHfsGfOy, D. c., October 4.-Congressman
Burrows. one OF tho candidates for the speaker
ship Of the next House, left tonight for Nir-
ginia- lie will Join Malone tomorrow; and al
mitiee will spend ten days IN the state making
Mahana sDNeChe4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
Krigh,. remnlar.. Attention [,

Telegrams mall. &C.. for you whIle In wash
ington can DO addressed to our Washington
House and II you will register your namo there
on your arrival In Washington they Will dellvor
same 20 any address free n charge
Valises. grips &C.. eau BE- left AZ their Paroei
Department. where they will be checked fye ~
chIrgs. and are subject 10 your demand. Ample
ofIlce facilities have been provided, aud you are
cordially invited 10 await yourselves OF them.
Respectfully, 4. sAks Co,
1908 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
Negro Youth Uses "a Knife.

About 9 o'clock last night coiorod boy named
Daniel Frederick was cut on his hands and race
with a knife by youth Of his race.
The trouble occurred on Main street between
Twenly-nrst and 1wenty-secOnd.
Frederick went 70 the station and DIR. Brock
YVES sent for 70 dress his wounds, aftor when DO
went home.
The wounded boy said he didn't know thu
name OF the youth who wounded him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
ReI,gious Work Of College Students.

Religious meetings will be conducted on Sun
day by Richmond College students as ioIlo"e
Penitentiary at0 A. NJ, Soldiers Home at II A.
NJ, Almshouse At z. NJ.
At the Police Court room gospel services VIII
be conducted Sunday at SP. NJ. by Rev. q. +.
Williams.
There will be Instrumental and vocal music
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
Internal-Revenue Receipts.
lnr t.Isrrnph 10 ne DIspateh.l


WASHINGTON October A-fhe aggregate re-
ceipl, from the internal revenue for August last
were a. ,ics,9o5 greater than those for August,
49,. The aggregate receipts for July aud Au-
gust amount 70 s2s 67O, ,6gs, an increase over tho
corresponding period Of last year Oh t2,sie5ON
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
presbvterian naiiying-Day.

Tho Fourth Presbyterian church saobain
school will have a raliying-day tomorrow AZ
=. NJ, aud the following Is the pfogran ia 81 .
Professional Hymn 10; prayer by heF. d. u
s,s.art. address Of welcome. X. ii. Gillian. su-
perintondent; solo, Captain frank Cunning
hAm; nddress. " kailying-Day, Professor I. IL
Winston; Hymn SO: address, Rev. l. h Turn,
bull: Hymn 2s5; prayer koy. ). I. S, seenaL1 y.
solo- Ceptain Frang Cunningham; report S0i
those presenp, Secretary Gray: hymn "a; bone
dicliOn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
SOCIETY OF FRIENDS.
Their Iali-Ycarly Meeting to Commence
To-day.

Their IIalf-Ncarly Meeting To Commence
To-Day.
Somewhere about 1880 the Society Of Friends
had very large membership in this state, but
owing to various causes it has been greatly re-
duccd.
Many Of its members went away and settled IN
those new Stato3 in tho groat Northwest. where
there are now largo pud iioprisning meetings.
Whom tho adhcrcnts ~ the society remaining
here became too small 90 constitute yearly
meetiug mat bO1y was laid down, and the NOM
beTahip attRc' cl themscly % % baltimore yearly
neetirc and became one its " Quarters under
the name Of "Nirginis's lialf-l cars Meeting
vRGNIAs HALF YEAR.
This body assemblies in the spring Of the year
I'm Southampton county, ani in tho fall iu fnt'
city. The slime is regulated. aa in al aiWllhf
bodies, and H. movable. The meetings COM
The dr-L wlll he hold at $3.50 oc ock this alter
noon and f. only q meeting oi iha minister's ana
elders attached % the Iaif-icars Neeting- In
this no business % public int-rcs. + trnh-actel
but ~ is intended Ouly 90 got az the Spifltlni
state of the society There are al Eay5 minists r.
from other places in Attendance on these annual
gatherings, AMI several VIII be here on THIS
occasion.
PUBLIC WORSHIP.
4 meeting FOR public worship will be held to-
morrow tsnhia-ll morning at III o'clock ln iheif
place Of worship. on CLAY street above First and
again ~ O'Clock q night. at each ol Wbich ln".D
will Doe speakers from amongst tho ministers
present.
There will also De- meeting for public worship
al tho Fnoud' mi-slon-roOm, On IWcnty-ltih
street. M $50 in the afternoon. To order ic ac-
cOmmOiate this service the sabbath school VIII
be hold AZ oc,o'E.
To each Of these meetings the public are in
yffaI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
1NcIpENrs OF The HANGING.
CHARLOTTE NOTES.
Accidentally shot and KiIed-Cotton-Gi Gin
burned.
Special telegram 10 tho Dispatch.l

Especial telegram 10 tho Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTE, y. C., October AIR. J. NJ. Lien
berger, welLknogn citizen OF CASTOR county,
was to-day accidentally shot and killed while
out hunting near his home az Lowell. The gun
which he was carrying was accidentally dis
CHARGED, and he was killed almost Instantly.
Mr. Lienberger vas an extensive farmer, aud
once owned a cOtton-mill in Castor county. He
was about ffty years old, and leaves wife aud
Ave or six children.
Late this evening the cotton-gln belonging 70
julius Alexander, about one mile from here,
was burned. The less Is about f2.50O.
To-day q small congregation Oi the Associated
Reformed Presbyterian church purchaSed "a
beau ItuI lot IN The heart Of tho city upon which
they propose 20 build an elegant church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
HnrfnId,s Return.

Mr.. Harfeld has returned TO the city, being out
on bail awaiting his trial
Miss Marks, bis intended. 10 also here, stop
ping with the hey. Louis Bsrfeld, whore she wan
remain until after the trial, when she aud har-
field will be married according 10 the laws of
Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05

The following suits we're Instituted yesterday
In the City Circuit Court:
John Duer y sons %. Joseph b. Welsh for
s64c2
Ulman Goldsborough Company OF Baltimore
Is William l. White Tor Sl,lg2B.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
corsiders Uim.elf a Citizen.

Do you stiIl consider yourself citizen Of vir-
ginia, Mr.. Wise, said Dispatch reporter yesier-
day morning to the leading counsel against tho
Flynn estatof
certainly do, answered he. | have never
abandoned my residence In this city, snd upon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
Knlrhts rsmpl.r.. AttentIon !

TeIegrams. mail, &C., for ysu while in wash
ingxor can be addressed 10 our Washington
House, and n you will register rour name thefs
on your arrival In Washington tbey VIII deiiver
same to any address free u eharce.
Vnltses. srfps &c. can be left at their Parcel
Department. where shey will BE- checked yres ef
charge aud are subject to your demand. Ample
Office facilities have been provided, ana you aro
cordially invited TO avail yourselves OF then-
Respectfully A. SAks a Co,
1909 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
snnday-School Teachers Meeting This
A Affnrnnnrl-

The meeting OF sunday-school teachers for the
study Of the International Lesson, which was
suspended last spring, will be resumed this Al
,ernoon az : O'Clock at the Young Mems Chris
ti8n Association
The lesson will be taught by Rev. Mr. l. 3.
Turnbull.
Sunday-school teachers OF all denominations
nrn InYitel 10 be ureHeut.