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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-08
GRAND UPRISING
OF Democrats at Charlottsville-A Hadi-
cal fiarangue.

CHAEIOrr~NuIE.N Va. October o.. ~pc-
riai. The Democratic as-cmhagr Wac
white strictly. The gallery was 2raced ht
ladir~. who were interested listener, ln ihD
Republican meeting. W ild charges were
living about that thc Democrats had nrInon
all their promises. tui there were nu -ueci-
ncifiOn~. Nr. TYLER at once devoted him-
self tO comparing. unt promises. lut prri.l
once-. lie traced Mdhone'- political career
from h.- bargain with Arthur t0 hi- present
dickcr with Harrison. lle touched upon hi-
Legislative career. and showed tue risk thc
state would ruu 90 place her dD.tinie- 100 tuD
hands oi such 20 man. lie declared That
MahOnc's and Harrison, fortunes ae
halardcd ON the cast OF the same die. and fo
defeat Malone would Dee disaster ip llN-
rison. lie contrasied the policy of 'ic'ollnd
iu rpearl fO alien holders Oi amy public
lands. and with that 0f Harrison in regard
tO the same subject. and found the polict %
the latter b. building up 20 lar-" cattle Doe
du-frN in Texas t0 compete with \ir.inia
stock raircr~.
Mr. =. =. Turner followed Mr. Tyler in %
gcrs effective speech Both -pecchc, were
fcrt effective and made splendid impr',-
-iun~.
William Craig spoke in the courthouse
to am audience Of about three negroes iu On.
white and evidently pitched hi- speech iH
thc level Ol the lowest elements iu tin
crowd. H. declared thdt lr hdd been over
much of the State. and that iher. WAS %
great uprising 90 ihc people Wherever NH-
hone had spoken. ihnl at Abingdon HDr
were tWO Or ihrco thousand people in liui' -
warehouse: ihai Mahonc had moro ~ru-O
than all the Democrats rut io-
1riher: tht ho had sawed l..
free schools which had doubled
under li, administration. Dad abolished the
c1piiaiion iaN. had reduced fhe taxes from
thirty 90 forty CENTS. had proved 90 nie--ln.
to thc tonioderat. soldiers. bad Rescued ih.
insane from tlc iail-. and bad appropriated
"a hundred thousand dollars i3r an insane
asylum.
IT, repeated Mlh0nc'- circular li-ehaDd
a- fo Mckinney attitude 90 tnr iarii; -
serted that tht Democratic party was ulf-
posed to ihe Blair bin. and had -0 declared
in itS national platform. lie said Kan.
Tucker bad voted fOr negro oN'l-rrr Dl thD
poor. &C.. iic Was careful 90 ,lt iuai ail iHD
Republicans had accomplished WIS done
while Nah0ne Na- in power. and THUS dD-
lihcratcly emphasized thc nnc-uan plan 0i
Mahonc'- party
X. II. RaNlm--. Republican candidate
for the llou~n. spoke 800 some lru-ih If
which boz bcwailed the preponle leruce of the
unuene- of fi. Episcopal chirrh Do polite
cal matters. AND the small li-ur. rut Il tu,
Baptist and Methodist churches.
Mr. N,uick. ALSO candidate iur fhr House
and Dr. Richards spoke. They said n0ih
in.
Mc--r- Tyler and Turner spoke -gain to
night.
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SPEAKING IN GLOUCESTER.


\ Bia Irito'fafft tNiN 'ht'
GLOUCESTER CoDRIHoD 49, y g.. OcioNf
-pecial i0-dal was ',i0uf' fer 'oiiil
day. 4 large crowd turned ont Co. hear i'r
u0iitical speaking. At D. O'Clock. u. '.
Hand. county chairman introduced Judge
Fimunos -o discuss ihe political i-o,t-
from ID -iafe~uaa standpoint abb! "hu
efficiently. Fucker w r.-in.n' t--eN county
followed Judge flournol In speech r'iai-
actcri/ed D., Ai~ usual force dud huinof.
senator ). y >,uiyDA followed Mt W r-hl'
i'm which hc opposed ihe meihoa Of Malone
and his false professions i9i iAe Hu'e'h'-
t0rial chair. A.,
MIR. Thomas =. 1aliafcrro followed NJ
~tubhs. rallyng 90 the standard oi tit
D.moc,ary the true men Of tine counlif; ;
and VITA biz characteristic force appealed
tothem 10 preserve ine a0nOr and glory oil
the ComsuOnw eahD.
While the Democratic epeMe., Hrlt
speaking i'm the cour, yard fhe Republican,,
were speaking i'm the courthouse. Jnd-'
Ta,t..' the Republican nominee. miro
jc.cd G.. p. laulhan. who amused lh'
rro,,n which was .'.gn0~cd mostly "l n'-
,,roe-. with a few anecdotes sNH aliu7ioh7
fo thc Blair bin and state iaA'
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The UNITED STATES TAKING DE-
ClSiVE MEASURES.
\ Nan-of-War to Be sent to "reyio"n-
DiaicuIties Between the Canal Comp'n,
and Nicaragua-General News From
over the Wires.

NEW NoHs. October g. special ic-
roif. .,iInufir founded upon some definite
npv-. was circulated to-day 10 ihe en''i
ihaf the United states Government hah
either decided iD send min-ni-War to NC
araelu fO protect the interests ol lhe
American Canal Company. or ai leai iiial
ine Secretary of ihe Navy had mad" inquiry
.i- to what vessels were as 1ilanir i"f illnlr-
lillf. ser, ice iu Central American waters.
Iho v,coLI WIS the first fO get the news.
and inter, irwcd President ll0ruh Hitch
cock .ol the Maritime Canal Company. 'hiei
TuuiueDr Npnoral. of the same company.
Minister Gulman. Of Nicaragua. >cnor \.
Na1ar.ih. NicIrd-1lAu 0furhc. now Niih
fh. fhr.e Americas representative rNcui-
sion. Admiral AmmOn and 'onmoaofe
l,amsll. u charge of the Brooklyn navy
yard.
THE AAIAGY OF THESE INTERVIEW,
may he said t0 ho that 10 j. generally adj
mifted ihat President Hitchcock. chief In
.ncor Menocal and Minister truman ON
"Wednesday last took part in % inne confer
enco presided over by Secretary blame VIZ
l,laiu.. according go Washington rumOrs. j.
said to have ~ienihcd his intention TO- IN no
way. interfere with the rights of Nicaragua
huf ai tine same time announced that the
ri.ht- of thr American Canal Company
must he respected. Minister Iu/n1n D, re-
ported t0 have been somewhat ruiiled ai the
firm stand taken by Mr.. Blaine. and 81 was
not lun. after this conference That the
United state, steamship Dolphin WAS or
iirr.d f1 dock in the BROOKLYN uafN-yar
and if leaked 0ui Chat hcr commander. Cap
tain Wilde. had received communication
from ihr Navy Department asking him how
soon ho could -lil for san Juan Del N0rie
(Grcy town..
InE DIFFICULTY 10 BIZ ADJUSTED.
President Hitchcock and Chief Engineer
Wanocal. however. state that the difficulties
between the canal company and Nicaragua
arc mot Of serious nature. ana That thct
are NOW in process, NJ settlement. The
chief engineer also announced That De- had
engaged his passage 20 >ln Juan Del Norte
ht the steamship AgIan. leaving THIS port
on October lrih. I'm spite Of the pacific ti-
ierlnce~ of President Hitchcock and tngi-
neor Mpnucal. 10 j. reported In Washington
that there is no doubt that the nited states
Government rs taking steps 10 protect The
canal company'- interests should they bee
~Driousl, threatened. as they are believed 10
have been i'm the past.
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lo-ferlaF morning. While M. James
,uuan aud Mr.. John Bnomhcld. inmates
ot the soldiers Home. were walking In the
field about haii mile west OF tte >eW
Rcserso Dir. near the i'clf .inc road. they
found a neWiy.mauo mound. and upon eN-
an,inug IT,. they discovered a small box.
which was lightly covered over with dirt,
The top Of the hoN WAS removed, aud f'und
il contained ihc dead ,adN ura white babe.
N nas a. idau,ly rui there very recently. a.
The body Was no; dccDmpo,ed. There were
to marks about the clothing that they could
see. a., they did examine il very closely /,
the proper authorities call ON Mr. ,grgan hc
will show them the spot. apd then some clu,
may leak Oui who the guilty parent, are.
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THE RACE QUESTION.
\ Northern Boniface Refuses to Allow
Negro Juror ia jIis Dining Room

Ar0r~rA. GA.. October :. saturday, ko-
bert Bailey. anceFoWro Was not permitted
to enter ilc diuAin. lqil ~ ine Augusta
Hotel. Bailey Was the onl, negro oh Inc
mr, mpanclled 10 Try j. II. Jones upon
the charge of adultery. alleged la have been
committed with Mrs. Ephrlim Iwecdy. ol
which he was found guilty. When me
hour Of adjournment for dinner arrived
.Iul.c I've. OF the city court. VINO was Try
mg thc rase. Bought il was Of such IN
p0riance that the jaig ssOgld he KEPT 10
scther. -o he ordered the sscflit nd 10
allow the twelve men 10 disper>e, but
leou them together and 10 have them sup
piled vnh dinner The Judge, order was
dh4,ed. and The men were ,ahcn in ne
Au.u,ta Hotel by an officer Tor their dinner.
When tine jury arrived. Mr.. pooliiile, The
rrnr,i..er who il Northern man. a Re
nuhlican. ana Il ioeahcrof the Grand Army,
no-ifi,el, refused 20 allow ratlOy - enier
hi- dining-hall. Bailey became Indignant,
and declined t0 eat hi- meal in private
room which was provided for him. I'm
officer escorted the negto 10 his home, where
be dincd ~ usual. Mr. Doolltile'- acil".,
meets with the approval Of the community
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DANvlLlt DOTS
Alarm Of Iire-Tobacco >ews-Genersi
Notes.

pANyIfIr. Va. October T. special E.
An alarm of lire at 30 to-day called me
department 10 the Arlington Hotel. Inc
flooring in ONE of the fourth floor rooms had
caught ON lire from spark, driven by lne
bieh winds from fhe smoke stack oi the
Kitchen. The ,mallblazc was cNiinsuisled
with -li-ht damage. .r
The annual meoiin. Of the Danfiiie To-
hacco Association Wa, held this afternoon.
The report of President Paul Z. Nenabie
shows ihe sales for the YEAR cndln. -epicil-
hef suth to have been y. .>0i. .>Jl pounds, al
au s,e.a-. O. 3 - per hundred pounds
lie also shows. ~ comparison. ihai the
crup Of l~>s. n suld ~ ill, market.
WAS the smallest and brought lhc
lowest price Of any crop since lsi.. Inc
low price. ihe president says, i due TO the
very poor qualify 0f the crop. ihe proportion
of A. .,,uuers and cutters being ,ef. small
and the proportion of frosted and monde
clipi stocks very large. says he. IL was ui,
donhifdls DE lowest grade crop ever sold
in paNille, ard In many rases, Instead ol
Welding q profit 10 The planter, entailcd
serious loss.
Mr.. Nenable refers 10 the good quality ol
tLe present crop. and the disposition ol
farmers 10 market il early, and he takes a
most hopeful view OF the Iuturr, con.ratu,
lates the manufacturers on their Incresseu
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-08
HE HILL CITY.
New Industr5 improved Trad of the
City-iynchburg News and Notes.

New Indust ri improved rad of the
-iynchburg News and Notes.
INNCuBrHc. W.. October .. ~pcrlnL
The latest enterprise started 900 This cnl
i- 20 dru- mluuiIctnfy. THE machinery inf
thD same Will ha here Iu g. few days. Ind ihe
mills arr expected t0 Doe ln ruunin- NN.r n
20 few weeks. A company Oi -nm0 ni Huf
best citileu- are tIe managers. and cAl'rl
t0 make 10 most profitable Investment inN
OF great usefulness i0 fhe city.
Ihe Wholesale trade Oi ti. ri' nH.
greatly improved within fi. last i'I.. lni
uou stretches over 90 large lrDH Ni country
heretofore occupied almost eN"m-i'en In
Baltimore aud Northern wholesale N"N-'--
Ihe shoe trad, ha- vastly increased Wrn,n
fhe h-t feW months. anl Oboe dN -'"dr
enlarged far beyond ail Of ii- former diin.n-
-iOu-
4 large number oi LlurhDm. hn'rh'-
Iomnr nule helo iN-iHY fn attend IH'
Grand conclalc lu a--0u. .l. Iu Washington
TUESDAY. lh.l Niil ln under l.. command
of Eminent Commander D. h. hli.- '''i-
crali--imo u. .. Dliard. Wd 'rl Iu-'ri-
.rI D.. T.. tleueito. aui WHi mHuN.i some
forty of lna-louhlu- hui-hi-. aud VIII H
quaiiercd at tho Howard House.
The annual mcDi.u. oi fl. Tobacco Ass -
citation utd TODAY showed tIM iO"1crN
.Hlr- Through Warehouses ln.- l.'f Nrir
.3. 3.-0l.20u pounds AGAINST -i.-fl.'-l nInd-
ln l~~~. a. dccrol.o Oi l.n-.l-' Prices
one said t0 ha!e h."n a- r-h
a> any other gliY. hut ihe illiin- 100 ih
uauf.n is very distressing and ul' -lt.--
mci0r.y explained D., Pre-.dcni Edwards.
Of ihe association.
Tle general condition oi lu-'i.- a- indi-
Gated b, reports of thn ciit Nmh- puDl'-l."
last week.. WIS very favorable and cncolt
aging. Ihe financial statement of b..
4. krso. banker. STATES 'lu rari-
tal renrr-Dniei including -i0ck
paid up. surplus funds. ant
individual profits. amounts tn Sil',.'i d.
fha loln- and discounts tO s2...1.al2. nnd
d,ln~ii~. exclusive Of something over
Sa0l lnln standing in the name"i the miDi
states Go,p4um,nf. aggregate f-.t~.-tN.
Even ile barge catial nDN HfalA'i'- i
seems. i- mot -uihciiui iqlgc0' ilili lh. n.-
maud- 0f trade. and tine increase iA lan.iii-
flriiffie~ Is want likely to suggest Itself
no an caiiy date. and 100 ihe -1lnof Nl r'a-
SON OF tne -icaa. uguI, for bank stock and
..ff f...f. ..I..lll -.l.fIi.If Ift.
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-. AlHNNS. ". VA. Octouef &C. \
bloody fiwil, feud i- NOW raging " iihc"ti
county. This state. between the Bfuinhei1
and Iiall iumilies tloyd pinec-,. "a son ol
"A Justice of the peace. ana q l"hih,n'
man. married one of Tine Hall Girls ie
ouarrellcd With his Wife. They separated
and the ncsi day Dn-cs- and hi0 vic =
brother met and hinges was -h"t uea"'
Alfred Brumfcld had married nr-r-- @'9
,nr lie sNor. to be avenged on Hail, end
r,t,ll, wounded one of the Hall brothers
Ten a,,. AGO. Brumhcld and his wife were
va,laid and Mrs. lirumicld was shot
through the head ana died Brumield was
terribly wounded.
TWoday- later pur,i, Brumheld was ~hol,
ON saturday George Dlnge-~. "a prulhcf oi
Hrumticld's wife. Wa. shot through the mead
and leg in a fight With Ole ol the opposing
uurfN
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WEST END
Land & Improvement Co
Ofaoe OF Agency; Over Msrohants
National Bank, Corner Main aEd
Eleventh Streets.


Persons wanting 20 acquire homes Tor them
selves in an improving locality. where every
dollar invested viii increase. Will do well 10
examine the properties Of this company.
which will be marked 10y sign-boards, posic'
upon each tract OF land, and plats can b. seci
at the Office of the agency. over the Mer-
chants National Bank, corner Main and
Eleventh streets.
The company will make special terms with
parties desiring to build. and 20 all such will
lend Atty per cent. 'hc value OF the lot and
improvements M > re ut. on long time.
The properties were acA icd AT prices much
below the present market value. and the COM
pany can afford 10 SCI on reasonable terms
such buyers.
JAMES II. DOOLEY, President.
GEO. J. ROGERS. Secretary.
iap5
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SOUTHWEST M THE SWlM.
A Numher OF NeM rnrnncc- b be- rlrele

A Number of New Furnaces ip ho Erected
RoA NokE. s.. pclOhcr ). Special.
southwest Virginia j. in tlir swim. Com
tracts have been closed with the American
Bridge ami Iron Works. Of This city. Tor
building q iVlton furnace al salem, fii,
county. and lhc capital STOCK ~ another
will be raised ~ speedily a- possible. The
Messr~. With.rcw. Of Penn-N Nhania. have
been awarded fhe contract for building The
new iulnarc ai liuena ii.ll. and a,NiheE
al Graham. ia4ewcil county. ard - b, ca
pected the contract for ole at Rural Re-
treat. Nythc county. viii Doc Jet ~ short
time.
The Stockholders II the ncw company
lust Organized here 20 build q furnace im the
western suburbs Of the ciivwll Woci friday
10 arrange fur leuing ne work 10 contract.
Colonel Eddy, Nice-prcsdcni Of the Nof-
folk aud Western. say- new furnace u
sire tq be- erected ~ lNnchbhrs -"on,
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KILLED ON THs RAILROAD.
4 Prominent c.lizsn of Charlottesville
Irisnn n.narIOl,.


.HARLOIrF-NlLLE. Va October g..
special Nr. 1homl, JIguan. oi this
cii,. WAS killed at O'Clock ihi, morning
near Goshen. ou t.ie chesapeake and Ohio
road. llcNa~ employed Boy this company.
and was I'm thc cahoO,e OF freight when
another train rn into 10 with inial.re-ul..
Ile WAS unmarried. IL !, clliG.e,i that the
engineer of tne train iliai WAS uin into the
cahu0,e was unfamiliar with the road.
Two women oi respectable appearance
preached 0n the streets here saturday. aud
saturday night. They surprised ihrit audi
tors hy refusing iu iaAe up collection.
1hey claim that they are visiting the state
nr.Du-. and that they are now On their
way to Richmond 20 Visit the penitentiary
one Of them announced herself "a, sister
MhlleIey.'
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Sudden neAtil.

Fanny Vaughan, coiorcd woman iifi,
six year, old. became III sunday evening M
0'ciacA and died az o:jO al her residence. 4
Hague street, Rockets. Death was so
sudden that the Coroner was called. He
viewed the body and said ihe woman died
from congestion of the lungs. No inquest
was thought necessary,
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BASEBALL
Games Played Yesterday.

Games Played Yesterday
Al acknowledgements, - iouis'
yillc-, 3. ,. 3D.. prool.
lyns, >. ,v.,.. Il. ,t.,ronoii.
tans. g. (ENhibition gamc)
Al Wa.hingtou-Na Nashinstons, III Dos
tons. 10. (Exhibiton game,)
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FROM fARMVlLLE.
Mr. Dupu, Eenominated The Farm, iii'
Fair.

FAnAiNIIIE. VA. October g. special.
The Democrats Of Prince Edward met to-
day at Wor~ham. and b} acclamation nomi-
mated Nr. ". =. Dupuy for ihr House of
Delegates. Mr.. pupul ~ thr present repre-
sentative Of PRINCE Edward. and Ai, chances
ior reelection age bright. as there d, "a
strong opposition anon. fhr negroes l.erc
to ihr Mahoue candidate. Cocks. The Me-
Kinney tlulsNo. }. oi fam'lllc- invited
their candidate down io address them af
their meeting tonight
E,eryhodv is busy getting ready lor Farm
WILLIE, inst fair. which commences October
18th.
quite number Of our citizens lDii to-day
tO attend tine Lsnchhur- Fair.
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FRIGHTENED TO DEATH.
4 Leesbur. Lady Assaulted hy Her 7on
fu-IaM.

n-IaN.
I.FFSBrRG. Va. October =. Mr.. Bailey
Cockerili. an AGED widow. who lived four
miles south Of iet.burg. WAS literally
niehnten,,l fo death ~aiunll, night Her
,on-in-laN. David blar. Went nome drunk
and assaulted his wife. The old lads inter
fered for the protection Of Deer daughter.
when Blair threatened 20 Nil her. and went
t0 the bureau dtawer 90 -ef i'' pistol, The
old lady rushed irum tne house screaming
lie will Kill me-" An unmarried daughter
ran after her. irving 10 get her back and io
allay her fear She succeeded finally 100 geo.
ing her into lhe hou,u aHd ud llie hril, hu'
in Il minute rtWo she FELL back. iDamlng az
the mouth. and eNclaiming still. lie viii
Kill me, he will Kill me" and died.
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I OST-ON BROAD STREET. ON
u the 10Th of september my INSURANCE.
POLICY I'm the Ncw York Life Insurance
Company \ reward will De paid II returned
10 x. 4. TURNER. 1901 west Cars street. or
Office Of the IINis. tc~-2l'
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CHALMERS WTHDRAWS.

Iie Doesn't Want ia be a Malone Any
More.
NEW lpnK. October \ jack~"h'
Ni.s. snocial saws inai General Chalmers
has written "a letter 90 the Republican state
committee Withdrawing from the candidacy
FOR the ga, 0,ernor-hip on the ground that tn'
White people are pnliing eDstacle7 IN The n,'
,.a,' of hi- canvass. he claims that Dee i-
r.e,.cd rse of halls and buildings. judge
tralee. cagdidaie forthe Atiorney-"enerai'
Shin. has al-o ~iihdrawn-
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Round. trip tickets valid for return tfip M
ul and Including tctoher 2tth, including
privilege OF stop Oh at WATKINS An both
directions. will be sold nom Richmond NJ
slt Passengers can leave Richmond on any
train october t.h. and take special ttnin OF
elegant 0ny coaches and paflor cars. under
charge OF the PENNSYLVANIA TOT ltl~f
AGENT and Lazy Gil HNiEkDN, leaving
Washington no .:lO \. VI. October 10th. ar
riylng az Niagam Falls at lQ.15 same day.
Return Coz pOns Will be- accepted on amy reg
ulnr train within limit. except limited 'N-
press trrins. Tickets for sale by \. W. Car
hes and Byrd street station. Bag-Hge check-
eu through & \. TAYLOR.
ocS-eodtf2.l3N1f General Ticket Agent.
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sIArE OF Nra6ISrA. cry o. KtCuNoNb-.ss;
sworn 20 and subscribed lssore me Nh's
-th day OF October. isSo. .. ....,,>
SAMUEL SlNfoN.
Noiar, Public.
/, Bernard Peyton. Jr cashier oi ihr Mer-
chants and Planters savings btnN.do rol'iii-
ly swear that the above statement = ""' W
the best Of nay knowledge and nclitf.
BERNARD ptNTOS, JR.. Cashier.
CoirCct-Attesi:
y W NELSON.
JOS. HALL,
JNO. e.. sIiAFtR.
oc sit ht''t't~.
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NOiItE.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
~ ROAD COMPANY.

PHILADELPHIA. september 25th. 1859.
Notice Is hereby given. that ihe Board OF
Directors has declared on the prCfe.fcd stock
OF this Company dividend ~ one and one
half dollars per share out 81 the surplus In
come Of the Company. payable nt the oiiico
OF the Treasurer. on and after October 2ith.
1883, 10 the preferred shareholders us re-
gisteied AT . o'clock 4. NJ, on October l2th.
tsSD.
1ne transfer book viii be closed from 3
O'Clock l.. NJ, October l2th. l-r0, until "a
O'Clock \. NJ, october 18th. ISsc.
\. j. lItMpliILI.
se3OOc2 p SccVtafN.
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... ..n.r WILLIAM %. Kennel Abbott. New
v..t. .0.l. ~. 10 iiavcs. VI.
n.I.f D.. D.. johnson, ~niW' N'N i'iN'
....-.. .Itu.r. So rfNtf~ i".
'-....rl r Frank Mcdonald. Cannon fhiia-
.t.l..I.. sUll. s.. I. luihiop 90.
.slEr OF NEWPORT NiW-. ociorEn Z.
ARRIVED
Steamship Masco,t rrso'.io load mer-
Steamship nno.na. ia>p'im's' and sailed
-t..m.0Ir HonoFc Sow York and sailed
-t...,...Ir -atnnina. Sew orleans. 10
Schooner S. S. Ihorp. New York. TO load
Schooner john uaui. Boston, 20 load coal.
SAILED.
-f.m,hia Finance. 0th. Brazil. merchan-
-,......l. Ti.tow 0ih. liavrc. coaied.
~,.,...In kunlwha. Sew York coal
PORT OF WEST POINT.
ARRIVED.
0...N.- steamship nanviilc. Captain
I.Tur. from Baltimore, genera "isD'
Steam barge Robert Sic oy. from NoiioiR'
t.D.r Steamship Manhattan. Captain
l..n.t lr.m Sew y ork. Wiih gene i"l o"iH''
SAILED.
October G.--tcamsnip tleaston Tor Nor
.......r- --eInship Manhattan. Captsin
f.nlt..t.. t..r fiIr.U.rnI cargo 20 Nr" J oih 10
...,...f >.us HNl Nnri1lk. steamship
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DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
AND POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY.
EXCURSION 10 NIAGARA FALLS,
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No. 10 SOUTH NINTH SrEftr.
Furniture and an kinds of Light Meichandis
stored AT reasonable rates.
Teams furnished 10 receive and deiiyc
same.
JAMES SWFESY, Proprietor.
Once. No. II :. Tenth ~,
IeienhODe. No. Jifl. 'lo-N
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Interesting Proceedings Admission OF
New Dioccscs- Election Of Hishop Nor
ris. Of north Dakota-Nission Work
Mn. - tI.o IL linn. Of L. nn.l..
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PERSONALLY CONDUCTED PLEASURE
TOUR. MONDAY. OCTOBER H. lsso.
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MAID of v.rsina. Mild and sweet,
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run NrNrnAnLn MIssIoNAhIr..

A. seon A. be had finished Rev. pr' IN ,.>
allied the ,,tention Of the chairman ana ,nt
,'''t;n~ 't ~ 10 the flct thai there were pies,n'
,.,i.tf,rm t,y0 II the oldest mission
az ss,. ~" i, he service Of tho society nancy
Rcs. fatGes Hines, aged eghiy-aSg ,.' Syaiis S.iive
and Rev. Father Birne, ased el-"'
year, and who Were siill ln a"iINe seiN N''s'
All present rose to greet ibe iHo Nrneigan,iy ,,,,
"yle.t- ms they stepped 10 The 'front.' oi ihe
platform. Both made brief addresses. NJ,
The report of the board OF managers q"
the
nn,Y,rlc AID TORElON MISSIONARY ST.
tiJiN
was presented. IT contains reports honi aii
fine foreign missionary bishops " in,
Church. and statement oi The hnan'''l
.ondi,iou of the society. Contribution, iof
f,yajvn missions during the fiscal year now
closed were SljJ. 1901. The increase ~ Wy
,uui,er or workers in foreign missions y
I,,~n iu 1reece. new mission, there are
i, teachers. 500 pupils. The value OF ms
Sion property is $1,000. In AFRICA there j.