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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-24
5LUEFlELD. WEST VIRGINIA.
The Recent Iynching Outragc-i Bare
faced Nurdcr-Iaggc Nunberof Arrests

The Recent Iynching Outrage-A Bare
faced Nurdcr-iaTgc Numbered Arrests.
BLtEfIFLp. ". Va september -
special Correspondence. Later develop
mcnt- have shown that tine negro who WAS
lynchcd here on the lith inst, was innocent
of the crime for which Doe wa, accused. the
facts i'm the case being rs follows: The
negro. sam Gardner. was employed at the
stables of man named johnson. and about
a week before the arrest WAS made. Card
ucr asked JOhu~on'~ little ninc-Ncar-Old
girl to 900 Hp lo thc stable with him, and hc
had "a present there ho would give her. She
asked her mother might sine go. Her mother
refused 10 lci her 20. and On the arrival Oi
her husband she informed him Oi the negro =
proposition. llc did nothing. however, for
about "a week. and then had the negro ar
rested. and while im court attempted tO
shoot him. And Tine mob who committed
the harharou~ outrage Of numbering am JIM
unccut man without any evidence whatever.
more than above stated. should have the
full measure of the law mceted Out tO them
in it- sc,ercsi punishment.
Garner WAS thc only support of an AGED
and invalid mother. who when told that her
son had been lNnched went into >pa>m~.
and died that night about T. O'Clock. The
county authorities having heard of the lynch
ing sent "a DDS>c of officers here ON Tuesday
morning make arrests. \ detective. known
in thi, country az "keniucky BilL" WAS in
command. and hy noon they made fourteen
arrests. Ou thc ncNt day. as the detective
undertook tO make more arrests. hc was
disarmcd. knocked down and badly beaten.
This morning another detachment Of off
GERS were sent here from the courthouse.
and sis Or seven arrests have been made
TODAY There has been upwards of twenty
taken lO Princeton jail tO await q hearing.
j. ". NOod-0n. q cOlprcd barber. dropped
dead ON the street last evening from heart
disease.
The first frost of the season was noticed
here thi, momir. hy SOME of our early
ri~pT-.
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len work Tuesday morning slightly intoNi-
Gated with the full purpose of killing his
aged wife. She WAS not az home. 80 DOele
thought his siep-daughier. Kate klopf.
aged twenty. would do. He asked her 10
look down q we'll and then struck her twice
with an axe, hut failed io scriousl, wound
new I'm alarm was raised and
Marshal Ginger went to the house.
where he found DOclle hidden under
the cellar stairs with a long doublc-edgcd
knife in his had. The quarters were small
and the marshals revolver was knocked out
pi his hand. Then commenced fierce
struggle. during which Cliugcr Was stabbed
n'ci the lcfi eye and in three places on his
hand. and received Il two inch cuf near the
lugilar VEIN The marshal's eve, filled
with blood. h1t he was game and m iast
chohed his man into submission and dragged
him 10 Jail. At q o'clock last evening when
The prisoners supper was sent 10 him be-
was found hanging by the neck from the
cell bars dead. having committed suicide.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Examining the Acts Of the II. Louis an'
Brooklyn Clubs.

Examining the Acts Of the II. Louis ana
brooklyn Clubs.
(i<cINNNIi. o.. september -. he ac's
Of the rival clubs in the American As>ocia-
lion the BROOKLYN and II. Louis are in course
of examination here to-da, 10y the board oi
directors of the Association. II VIII E fV-
membcrcd that Captain 'Omiske> ordered
tbe - Louis club 10 leave the iield one Sal
ur,lay ai BrOklyn. because the umpire, al
The demand Of the Brooklyns. decided mai
's,,me should continue in spite Of the Il.
loui.' claim that it should be called ON ac-
r,,,ni of darkness. Next day President
Non der Ahc refused 10 allow hi> clun y"
nla,. claiming that he feared mob III,
's,nncs were forfeited 10 ihc Br0okllns, ana
fhc =. Louis cub was also fined Sl.''" '"F
each came. The clubs represented ,o-u"H
are. BrookNn. President Charles II. blrne'
.lohn j. Do,lc. =. T. Abel; kan~a. 'iiN'
inhn " ~pcas. l.. {. Rauthch; Louis. me-
.lnhn :. Par~on: Columbus. 'ooneN Born
rolmh Lazarus. 4. n. Ribe: Baliimore'
Iohn ". Waltz; Athletics, W. II: Nhli-
faler: Harry stern; II. Louis. Prcsident -
Vou der Ahc. Charles COmiskcy. CIV. Scott
and John j. ONclll ,..,....,.,.,
The board Of directors went mo se'i',
.o-sinn shortly before noon at ihe 'I"hu
Hotel 20 hear the case
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WANTED FOR LYNCHlNG.
An ohio Iothario.

Noi ND>IOWN. Oulo. september B. ON.
GERS from Mpadillc Penm-N lNania. are
searching for Gus Williams. who formerly
resided here. hui for two years past ha, been
in the laundry business iu Mrndtllle. W o.
liam~. who j., the head Oi family. betrayed
Julia Carmen. aged L.. and Afterwards ~''
cured the ~en ice- of a NeadNlilc plt,iciah
and an abortion WIS performed. iium iiH
effect, of which thc girl died last Mcdnos.
daN.
William, lcn town before tlr officers
arrived.
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THE COCKAOE CITY
captain vcnablc rciler-Ncw.y Notc-

Captain Ncnable Beiier-\eW-Y Notc~.
/ PErrr.Ht re-. N,.. september 23 ~pe-
cial. lho many friends OF Captain = W.
/ Neuallr. whose illness has before been mem
toned ia these columns. viii hr lrloiccd f0
! hear that Dee is NOW considered 0ut OF danger
and that in % few days ho viii hc We'll
enough to leave hi- room.
The Hn~fine- Court. Judge u. NJ. lei-
nard presiding. wa, in session for a short
while this morniu. hui nothing of q general
or special interest was done.
n is understood that fhe school board OF
the city contemplate Introducing ihr study
Of short hand iu the lli-h school.
The Western | nI0n Telegraph Company
has contributed very liherIllf fO the Peters
burg Premium tobacco Fair fInd. Mr..
William &. Flynn. if. manager in This city.
has turned otef fo Nf. ~ g.. /immrf. iho
president Ol the association. o. ch.rh inI iiiA
dollars.
There were received 200 iho various ware
h0use- in This city durm- ihr past week 3D,
hOg~hpud. 0f tobacco. ihr inspections
amounted t0 800. aud iha -ale- 0f ln0-e
tobacco to 9.4Hl pounds.
PRESBYTERIAN chup.h .- being built 40
Prince Gcur1e tuur~i0u-.. and when
finished will nr 400 attractive building.
THE rumor current HpNH "ur streets i"-
day THAT the Democratic ruplDfr- 100 ihe
pO-iofiice in This ritt contemplated within
the next fW days inr.-l-n i- ulHn mfc,-
figaiinn without lOunlliinu
Carpenters ans af work. to-day erecting ID
scailold arOcud fhr porch Df f.ir laNI--ir'fi
Presbyterian Church. pruuHiDrt fo u-
pairing and painting iln -'mD
eOodly number 0i hU-.ne-- men ieu iho
citt at an early hour lhI. morning Ou 30 -pr-
~ia train of ihr Atlantic 'oatf line ior
Brunswick Courthouse 1 attend County
Court.
since fhr return f1 fhe r'n ni most 'i
those Who hl,c hern -peniu- ihr summer
300 the mountains 900 OBJ. r'i-,'dr nnd rl-r-
where. our streets ar. looking murh more
lii,-lihe.
The public ~rh0ui- oi iAr r.fi together
with man, of thr private 0ur- isAr upfncd.
and each morning between fhe hours ul
eight and ninc MANY Nnt asset -u. t"o.
may h- seen WOudrrin- their u1t, 200 fhrl
respective schools thinking dnuniir--h
more Of ihe pleasures Oi ihrureni vacation.
than of thr contents uf fhr books ihrt were
carry iug under their arms.
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PROGRESSIVE BLACKS


NASHVILLE. TKNN~ september D. Very
much interest j., centred in new depar-
turc bV thc blacks OF Todd county. Nv. and
Montgomery county. Tenn They have or-
eanized stock company. with capital OF
>25.oNu. and will hold county fair. hegln-
ming October lrth. Every officer and cin-
ployc j. black man. only rulurrd people
can contest for premiums which amount %
1000. Fifteen hundred dollars are offered
for PURSES in the h0I-e-aice-. and only ami
mails owned and ridden D., .roe- can ci-
ter The blacks are taking immense interest
m the affair. and thousands Will attend. -
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ThE MARIA ROMAN MINE .
4 Famous source of Wealth said tn Have
Been Discovered.

Nonter., t,alD special to the Philad"l
phia Press SAYS THAI intelligence was
brought 10 town Yesterday that one of the
Foreman boys. Who live near the head ol
carmel river. had found the long-lo-i mine
known hy earl, settlers ~ Maria Roman
Mine" II has often been told how this In
dian woman used tp go away. aud ~ me
course of few days would utufn WIN
large amounts Of ore. which She wolld H.
"a, herself ai the mine
Where the mine was located has alWaN >
been mystery. and even to-day some old
Indians around NOntere, tell about ilie lost
mine. The mine Was located near ihe he''d
of the Carmel river and was found lN Fore
man while deer hunting He also found an
old furnace and instruments with which
Maria used t0 crush ore. The news created
great excitement ManN candle--tich> used
at the old Carmel mission are made Of MI
ser from the mine. The part, who brought
the news also brought piece of ruck. which
from appearance l. very rich.
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Mn Yunh. ~emrmbor sj. \ inrfh
coach. driven hy Patrick Murphy of ihi'
civ. and containing james Collins and hi'
wife and son and jaime, Young. Was ,irucl
b, an ca,t-bound train on the Long l,lan'
railroad at the lhird-~incet crossing Lon.
Island Cify. Yesterday afternoon. lh
roach WIS Knocked lo pieces aud tue occu
pants were hurled in every direction. Al
were unconscious. Mr.. Collins wa~ hr-
picked up. She WAS badly car about ill'
head. and she suffered much With shock
Her little boy W., ALSO cut about thc hel,
and bruised. Mr.. Collins escaped viii
light injuries. jaime, Young WAS seriously
injured. AZ first hr Wa, thought 90 b'
dead. Murphy. ihe driver wa, hardly hur
al all
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BRIEF TElEGRAMS.

BALTIMORE. MD. >eptt,N'er 2i.-lhe
nited STATES man-Of-war O>>lpce sailed ioi
Norfolk at 1899 this morning.
II. JoHN. y. H.. september -. Word
has reached here Of the dr0w ming oi aptain
Durant and his wife. who We're washed oil
the deck Of the schooner toiirr. Of this port.
while on her way from The bay Of funda, "a
New York. The vessel cap>iled, but the
rest Of the crew were SAVED.
BELLEFONTE. Pa, september &.-N. :
HOPKINS. who killed hi, wife and mother.
in-law Yesterday AT Phillip-burg, has not
been brought here. lie j. IN very critical
condition, four doctors being in attendance,
and they say he may not live over tO-mor
row.
CANTON. o.. september 2.-Mrs. Fred
Wilcox. aged twenty-five years, died aion,
to-day in her home, while In lthe agony o
childbirth, her husband being absent at
.Nark
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NEw loEk. September %. Mis-, No
Comick. of - We-i Foril-iiiih street. died
suddenl, last night in front of the Church
of lhe Heavenly Rest. at - Filth avenue.
Her body was taken into the Church. where
70 now lies. Coroner Levy. who reports the
case. SAYS that tine Rev. Dr. Parker MORGAN.
pastor Oi the church. reported the ease 10
him last night. There are SOME strange
features i'm connection with Miss NJ
Comick'> death. The deceased i- of fine
family. and is "a friend 81 Dr. Morgan
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Anni,er.arn oflhe Emancipation rroeIa



WASHINGTON. september 23. The TWEEN
n-hnh anniversary of the issuing of the
emancipation proclamation Jog EN-Presi-
dent Lincoln was celebrated i'm some Of the
larger cities fo-daN.
At Boston. Coroner Johnson. of Cam
bridge. and Joshua Young. of Gruton. the
only clergymcn who ofliciatcd al the funeral
of John Brown. iooh part m the ceremonies.
which were held under the auspices of
Wendell Phillips clubs. and the colorcd
National League. George ". Putnam. of
Maiden. the orator. said that 10 would De-
poctical Justice % see Fred Douglas in the
presidential chair.
At II. Louis. about fifteen hundred colorcd
people paraded. and were reviewed hy
MaNor \0ouan.
81 springfield. Illinois John K. Lynch of
Mississippi. spoke t0 a great crowd al the
afternoon meeting. Governor fiicr also
spoke.
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Tor SALE-ONE WATER MOTOR
l. Cheap. Sold Tor want Of use. App IS
nt lllNts office. au3O-1
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CRASHED INTO A TRAIN.


>rrlNortrp. Mass. September y " nile
q, t,,o-ton stone was being SWUNG into place
to-,la, by NorcrOS, brothers Workmcn, II
struck train No. ~ ON the New orb. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad, Just a. 1t
was crossing Main street. and crashed inlo
one of the ears. Three Of the passenger
were severely injured. Kate Dannchay, ol
Ilol,oke. received wound IN the temp,
which resulted i'm conclusion Of the brain,
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FROM CHARLOTTESVILLE.
The Public >chools-tccident to Brake
mau-pcrsonai.

tnARiuIrE,NIIIr. Va september 23
Correspondence The public schools hl''
opened with large attendance larger thaI
ever before. The city makes a lesa of i2' 90
I'm the hundred for school purposes this year
The Council j. considering the adti-ahilii'
of establishing q public school 90 higl
.radc. after the plan of tho~c in Richmond
Brakeman >pink. of norhrrn-b"un'
Richmond and pan'illc passenger tram
fell from ihr engine here saturday and ha'
hi, head broken. IT, WAS taken io the Pied
mont Hospital. where Dee remains in a pi"
cariOu- condition.
Mrs. REYNOLDS died Yesterday ai hcr resi-
dence. af the virginia Midland Junction.
The Hon. John l.. Massey leaves here to
dax tor Patrick county. where hc speaks to
morrow
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NEW YORK. september -. Mr.. Brooke
finished hi, address 10 the Ives jur, al 4
o'clock. aud the cont adjourned until to-
morrow morning, when the District Attor-
ncy will sum up the ease for the pro-ccu-
ton.
Mr.. Brooke. in his speech to-day, claimed
that Russell sage and sidney Dillon were at
the bottom of the prosecution Of Ives.
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rrepnring for >iaiehool.

IN the NyOmin. convention e proposition
10 emlOdl in the constitution a clause pro
Nsling for the appointment of % state Board
az Arbitration to determine and ,elii" DIN
erpnce between employers and 'uplOte- ha'
been adopted. hill providing for lhe o,
tahii,hmrni ofa state militia Wa. passed
\ proposition to e-labl.-h q supreme court
consisting of three Judges. separate and d.
fincf from the district court. meet. Win
much opposition from ihr advocate 90 100
economical ~ stem of judiciary.
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BEookLNN. NY. September -. \ large
crowd gathered ai the Clement Avenue
Rink tonight. where John l.. sullivan was
expected Ia give -pairn. exhibition.
The door were not opened. however. - sui
Ivan did not appear. Charlie Johnston.
who had arranged the affair. could not eN-
plain >uliNan's absence. There Wa, much
disappointment manIle,led.
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The GREAT STALLION RACE.

Five Horses VIII Compete for the so.
OOO-N.i-on III. iasorit".
BEACON PARK. VI t~~.. ~ept"mber2j. Inc
track !, i'm excellent condition for the SlO.Vn
stallion race. and fully lj.Vo people are
present. Nelson. Alcrlon. Junemoni. tran.
by and Pilot ku0N. Nelson !, a i.-aoritc ia
pools. selling lO0 to ~ lor Alcryon. 10 toi
field
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THE CHICAGO ANARCHISTS.
Efforts Being Made To secure writ o
Error ia Their Case.

lffor ~ ihtii ''-''
~rRtNGrlrfp. Iii. september 2'' h,
attorneys for the anarchists. ~chWah. Field
ing and Nccboe. who ARE doing Time n the
penifpntay for compicit, IN the Hay
market massacre. have made ,cNcra
visit, to this cii, of late fDr the
purp0,e Of securing writ of error
from ihc state supreme Court io the ~u
ur,me Court of the niied states. Ihei
a-k an amendment of the record in the east
D., taking ont the words "' one NOW ihi
parties" .o az io show fWhai i~ ihe fact
that the parties were NOT in court in l"r~oi
~ hen thc decision of fhc court Wis 'u
nOuuccd.
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TERRIFIC RAINFALL.


JAkSONNILLE. FLA. september - Tor
rent, Of rain fell all day and late this after
noon there was Unprecedented electrical dis
turbance. followed by "a hurricane ami
cloud burst. which passed over The cit, 10
the northeast. streets were flooded. sewer,
burst. and pa,cments washed out. The
rain fall was the heaviest ON record here fOI
the same length Of Time. The damage can
all be- repaired tomorrow.
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Bold Penn.NlNania Burglar

ALTOONA. pa. september @.-A well
dressed man Knocked at Michael B. Tracy :
house late this afternoon, asked If The man
of the hOu,e was an home. Receiving a
negative answer. hc oNerpowered Mrs.
Tracy. and tied her 10 "A bed-post. He then
ran-acked the hou,e. securing >iJ. and e>-
capiug. \ large reward i, offered for his
r.fufllrt
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Big Failure In Chicago.

CHICAGO, september 23.-The Mammoth
Publishing House. of Relford, Clarke
* Co.. which has large establish
ment here aud branches in New
York and San Francisco, failed thi,
afternoon. The assets ART estimated at bc
tween two Ia three thousand, and the liahl
ilies at least $iUh.wo.
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sTAIT ~ THEEM0MErER.


llNE of W6u WAITER FOR WEEK ENI
INi sErftNBtB 2sIH.
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A TORNADO


JACKSONVILLE. FLA. september ~. u
tornado passed over Pablo Beach, sixteen
mile, from here. at six o'clock thl, evening
and did great damage TO Murray Hall, an
immense beach hotel The tin roof was
torn on, the window, and doors burst in
and the building left in Il generally shat
tered condition. The servants quarters
and carpenter shop, near the hotel,
were completely demolished. Prince
O'Neill. hoy thirteen wears old, was
standing hy the horse and buggy Of Law
renee Haynes. near the dancing pavilion,
awaiting the arrival of the e'"ning train.
The horse, vehicle and boy were lifted into
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rlNI II MlnM0Nn-snrTrNnEn l8.

PORT Of ICuMONp-sElT %.
ARRIVED.
~.nlounr o.. W. Anderson. Cole. New ork
.HHnf. Warner Moore.
schooner a. A. Hunt. steclman. Phiiodcl-
II.I. rnHi -. n. hHNts.
SAILED.
Schooner Cromwell. Thomas. Baltimore
railroad. vessel. curtis g. Parker.
tr~I1u-Hor-r NEWonhSnA.
I.. American nrI1mfiuc puscilla.Glt TONS.
....r.l We, Point t0 loo1 Richmond -four
I.0 HmsI.
I.I OI NEWPORT NEWS, sErr. 25.
ArrNTn.
u Eer' shire. Providence. and
t. Ncsf ruIut. merchandise.
-..n Roanoke. New York. snl sailed
.. .fk. mricnln Use.
S. T.. Ncwhurv New York 10
Puritan. New York. 90 load coat.
SAILED.
Steamship Hfcndeit. 24l. Liverpool.
"...i
schooner D. so. Iupfon. Providence coal.
schooner D. b Dgleu. Boston. coal.
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The Atlanta.

NEMroRI. X. H. september -. The
United states cruiser Atlanta made no
trial. TODAY. the wind being too strong.
Yorktown ha- completed her trials. bat will
remain a few DAYS 10 make some trials with
search light, ia connection with the De,-
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WICHITA. KAN. september gi.-'reor-e
Latham. a leading catilcmau of the state.
was found dead Yesterday twenty miles
northwest of here. The body MAS go, erred
with era-, lie was known 20 have con,id-
cradle money and watch. Both ar miss
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BASEBALL.


Games PLAYED Yesterday.
~ Baltimore btltm0n-. g. Ailllctic-.
lO.
Al cleveland Clc,cland-. ID. rhiladcL
phias, >.
~ Pitt>hu. Piu,uur-~. O.. Washing.
tons. ..
Al Brooklyn Buoklyn-. .: columbus. B.
At Kansas City kan-a- tiiN-. q; Louis
wills. !.
Al II. Louis ~ Louis. -: 'mciunati-. D.
Al Chicago 'hici.o-. %: Bo-f0n~. So
Ai indianapolis indianapolis. 90; NeW
NOrk-
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THE CRONIN JURY.
s.in Experiencing Dirhculty In Emranei
ling It.

CHICAGO, September D. seventeen We
nir,ncn were excused Tor callse III u'
Crouin trial today. Two were irhipordr-
il, passcd b, ihe state, one "i uem pe,ns
n.,iially examined bv the defense when the
,.nn,.t adjourned for the day. The state To-
da, used two percmplory challenges.
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- Washington, ID. C.. September
9}.-lndicaflouS for virginia: Fair
! lIIk / followed 10y increasing clOudlncss
'' and rain, winds shifting TO caster
---- lN, no change In temperature.
For North Carolina Rain: SOUTH
coGrfly winds. high on the coast; slightly
cooler.
Inc cyclone which was this morning CEN
ff0. on tnc Alabama coast, has moved north
eastward. and Is now central near Atlantis Ga
Maximum NclociticS of from thirty 20 forty
ftln miles PCT hour arc reported from the
Insf Dull co0sf and thir!y-two 70 fhir-
ft-SlN miles on the south Atlantic coast.
General ANA heavy rains and local storms
HrNr occurred in She SOuth Atlantic
.ni ilst Cuif states. The storm cen
IrH VIII probably move nOrih.astward
nNli Tennessee ana Eastern Ken
fU0kv io Pennsylvania tomorrow, accom-
I.nicl hN gcucril and heavy rains and high
s.ufne1sfcrV winds ON fhc Middle Atlantic
Ifl.f. The rain agci viii extend ms flr west
wand u~ ohio and Indiana. and will INCLUDE
hfuflcky.N Nirgiuia. Pennsylvania and south
fru NcW York.
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DESPERATE STRUGGLE


pr,uo,r. MIclI.. september ~. \ sPc-
.,''t -, IA. Mrs from Montague, Micn',
saws; George Doclle. for Ten years n,Sn'
~s,clunan at the Montague iron WORKS.
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II ~ EF'F'F
ID must from r. NJ. Beverly and wife.
dntra y Venther i2fh. 1879. end duly re-
corded. viii oncr for sale by public auction
az Amelia Courthouse on
THURSDAY THE 2tth DAYoFOCTonER.iss3,
a tract N land in said county. situated about
six miles from JeteisNlile. containing = !
scres, known as Tip top. and iaNi ing on n
comfortable dwelling and valuable soap
stone quarry. Terms cash.
Sc2I-rutw " II. MANN. Trustee.
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
RAILROAD.
Thirteen Millions Of Sew stock to he
Issued.

Issued.
Nrw YORK. september -. Nt a meeting
of thc Directors of the Louisville and Nash
Vile Railroad today. it was resolved Ia
issue thirteen millions new stock. the pro
cecds 10 be- used to retire the Sd.iOs.uoo col
lateral first skies per cent. bonds at si.iv.
4 special meeting of the Stockholders VIII
he held ia Louisville 10 ratiiN The acton ol
the Directors on October 2d. The >lo'A J.
10 be- offered Ia the present stockholders III
proportion 10 their holdings. 1t i also pro
posed n part OF the schehe l" '"u,uI,"''
na,ment Of dividends in cash on Jul, !,
80.
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AirriDS >aLEs-fuiure Day.
GALE OF LAND.

Pursuant to the terms of n deet ~ trust of
record in the clerks Office OF Northumber-
land county. the undersigned trustee viii
Offer M public auction. 10 the highest bidder,
at ii,afhsyille, in SAIL county.
ONtIIr I'm DAY OF OCTOBER, 1889,
ala that VALUABLE TRACT Cf LAND con-
yeyed by &. T.. i.,lNiu and William .. Jann"v
20 the said trustee to secure the payment OF
the balance Of The purchns" noreN thereon
10 John r. Coles. said lnnd lying ON tho
Great " icomoco river. in the Aforesaid coun-
~. and containing eighty acres, be the same
more or less.
1ERIs: tesh as io costs and purchase
money. AMI a. 10 any residue VIII he made
known on day uf sale.
LLOYD 4 sMlIH. Trustee.
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