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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-25

rrRfSTET'S SALE OF LAND AT
pxO-PEl 4 DEPOT. PRINCE tDWAkD
COT MY. NA.-liy virtue ot I'en o' ,.,'''i ,a,s
executed bv Joseph ". Gills ana ~li', mn -.
SIN day of soptember; is.S; ~" ..",,rf clerk
oflce in Deed Book -. rage no, "''"u,. ~.
having hcen made In the payment OF ,n" ,n
a, IN secured therein. and being feyu'slsn 81
to do. will sch; ~ Prospect d'po'' ." '"' -
and ". railroad. at - o'clock on
FRIDAY. 25rH DAY OF OCTOBER i0o''
the following real estate; r
A t,vo-stof, HOl-E and IoI. ....,.
,. A one singlo-Iory DWELLlNG-ilO'st
am a, rAN-YARD with six and half acres
OF LAND. near Prospect depot. .
4 A tract of LAND OF one hundreh h'tr~,
,,n-c ar i-~s wing north of the Norfolk and
Wesinrn rlilroad and adjacent "a the >','
,ailr, qd and the lands ot J /. 'iehn, =.
| Glenn. James NCnahle. J. ID. 'lrnh, Niiin'n'
Brscniinc. - r. shepard, ana Ni'' ""'S
"a tract Of LAND one hundred and iwo
,,I onc.fnffd acres lying nulNctn. 10 lu'
/ lands of n. }. Non1hlc, nr. Thomas IL. ''"-
able. and Mrs T.. \ tins. 49,. ,.,,,,.,-,,, and
I a. A tract of LAND Ol two hun'r,u "n'
! nin,tv acres known as Still-house ii'ctl /.
! living adjacent fo the public f"ni. ne,N.,,n
/ Prospect and Fnrmylle. and houndei hy 'l'
; lands Of Frances Cock. kew j. - ''''"iVs .
one nndivlicd ha'f Of n track OF LAND
of two hundred and seventN-nNc acres
1 known MS g. lcdes Tract. Doundfi .n ti'
/ noffn hv tho Norfolk ana western t'ii'., {,
ON tho ea.f ~ Bennett Mosss estat, On 'no no
south hy me land Of ". y, b'"''''' anu WI
| the west ny WnutSup's ; cS'ate 49,, -
TERMS: CilSh sufficient 10 deifHI 'ss ne ~ ;,
penscs of executing the derd "nn 49, 80, ~
wis Interest ntG poi cent rom 81 DAY ~,
I nrtnror. i@S9 aud tle residue uu' n s"ch
| forms as inc saidI " ellis may direct,
seo5-fd T. HENA ~ GLENN, trustee
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

NANi-rrE. NICIi. september ~. nli'N-
d., A Douel-' hmhcr yards caught hie ai
noon Yesterday. and before tho llamc- couid
~, checked over .O0O. 900 feet of lumber rie
consumed. together with 300 feet of docks
and frainna,-. lhe lo,. is estimated DO
Slgj.ONO Fully insured.
NFW ORLEANS. -epicmnet -i B. !"
yi...-D Dr.a0crr, Jackson lil--.l special
.a,-. DELEGATES to the Republican state
convention. which meets here tomorrow
ar. arriving. and the prospects ai' ihhl M J..
vnl ba largely attended. Chalmers VIII
nr.babi, Doe nominated for Governor.
N,n.u,lI Mo-. september Zh~' laIh
uordnn. coiored. was la~t evening ei',u
ninaf,-nine wears in ihe peniieniial' h' lh'
iur, for a-.auliiu. - coloFd 1ll h'lH''
llincher under the age OF twelve.
BrnifN. PN.. October 2i The boiler -
rri,l nr,- .av-min near here Hurst today
.illine john Fritz. Edward fiit/. 'iiN'l
Ro-.. and David Baker all louns men A."
tbs- >irnit,. Two mnn n1mcd Brani were
b,dlt hul'. hutma, recover.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-25
COLORED ANTl-mAHONElTE.
The View. ora Leading Colored Eepubli -
can.


Below Will lr found tine views of Tai
Branch. 20 irldiu. cOiured Republican "i
Prince Edward county. and One VINO ms
Represented Isis county lor several terms h
ihc legislature of \ireiuia.
ln answer f0 an inquiry a~ tp hi- opinion
of the cNprdienry Ot holding an ami MA
honcife convention. Tai SAID. lm just
ina recciui of "A letter from my friend ~tphhN.
Who was in the senate with me- asking m.
opinion as to the propIiciY of calling % nirrl =
iu. of anii-N Nahuncitr-. wrote hln maj J
wa- hearth, in favor 0f doing amy ihin- ihat
would hnnorahly defeat Mahunc. and That ]
would endea,or to defeat him t1 ihc extent
of VOTING for Mckinney. Tyler and scott
and ad, i-c my friends to d0 likewise.
Are Won iu favor ui placing "h'll' I
ticket before fhe peoplct
NO. sir. cln't say that ] ann. N.-
He,r ihe most certain death. poi. .uralli' Z"
fhr monster would De- io vote iir pcni"-
cratic ticket. and -n wrote ~Npl1N.
Branch. continuing ~lid. "lhe more !
think about NuhOnc the worse hate illn'
and ii ,otin- AGAINST him would forever dis
! franchise me. would rhccuulN surrender
Tine right of suffrage 40 the polls in No'' ID.
Ler Ue will be- overwhelmingly defeated.
Eranrh SOME years AGO resigned lh'
office. of revenue collector rather IMAM Obey
/ +Ln moan hehp-f- OF Malone and returned
| fn hi. trade that of -hocmakln- 1i Nhich
! d.. haas e,er since been engaged. For -nmt
limo hr ram "a store ol general mcrch'ndi-'
h..ile-. he is au honest and hncuhih"llN
INTELLIGENT man and cau. when iie rhn1-t -
wield power of influence amongst hl-
race. thi. he proposes doln- I'D l'' i'h"
/ iu. contest.
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CRISP CONVERSATIONS.

There are over 1000 amateur photog-
raphers in Chicago
Fifteen Russian anarchists have been
expelled from Geneva.
The Texas cotton crop is estimated TO
be worth Ss4 ,0OO, ,O0O this year.
Josef Hoffman has a rival in young
yiolini,t named Alice Lehman.
Over 1909 Cinnamon arrived in tho
City of Mexico one day recently
Cold baths are now said to be ciiica.
cious in the cure Of typhoid fever.
Ono man in western Australia owns
and controls nearly 100000 acres OF
land
Mrs Kcstorsou, Of Fulton. Ky, has
five sons. and the birthday OF each Is
July q
The University Of oxford has appli.
ances for printing in $50 different Ian
suages
Philadelphia Hibemia Fire Engine
company. still IN existence. was organ
lied in lij2
4 Wcst Virginia girl has promised her
lover to marry him when "tAe count io'
governor is over.
The oldest public house in England /
THE Seven Stars" at Manchester. II
dates back to the time Of Edward Ill
The largest private library in Wash
ington is that Of George Bancroft the
historian. 1t contains 1900 volumes.
Webcr's opera. "sylvana," has beer
successfully revived in Berlin IL wa
first produced rs "The Dumb Girl Of The
Forest
In Australia there arc nearly 2l'.Oo'
more males than females. Including
New Zealand and Tasmania, the cNces
Of males over females is 3Oi9i9
A Mohammedan mosque has been bull
in Woking, England, and 'uddhi'
temple has been opened in Paris liner
are about 300 Buddhists IN Paris.
Thomas Furlong, Of Pasadena, Cal,
+ an ardent amateur IAe"iiit'N' 49,
addition to his collection was 300 iaraf
uulas that he Matched in an incubator
4 man named Clemmer has been dis
covered in Reading who has made 30
clay idols. which he keeps in his hous
and worships with idolatrous devotion
"Birch bark" lawn parties are III
latest in Maine. The invitations al
written on birch bark and refresimenl
served from plates Of the same materia
The name of Slams postmaster geI
eral is Somdetch Phra Chow Nong y
Thor Chow Fa Bhaumangsi SwauSuyu
ga Kooma Phra Bhaunbhaddaroongs'
Vavadey
At Asbury Park among the latest an
most curious Of the fads affected by Il
foppish young men on the Boardwa'
are bracelets, japanese parasols, ve'
and six mitts.
An oyster bed of unusual size and rlc
ress was discovered recently by a Da
7 ish fisherman near the coast Of Julian
D # is some eleven miles from land al
! fifteen miles long by seven miles wide.
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BY THE WIRES.
DOMESTIC NEWS FROM ALL OVER
THE COUNTRY.
George iranci. Train Arrested aud I'm
prisoned p Boston for Dcbt-Currcni
Events oi More or Less Interest Report
ca by the United Press

bo~roN. Mass. September George
Francis Train WAS arrested no The fremont
House here This morning on .uit f1i debt.
brought h' Oscar VI. ~pillor Of Toledo. The
debit i- >l.om said 60 have been contracted
MANY wears ago. ~plllor belongs Zoo Toledo.
Mr. Train ~aN- n 1872 hc guaranteed $50
i0r john 4. lanf editor of ihe Toledo Nuu.
t0 huN tNYc with. LIANT iold him hc would
nOi Doe called upon f0 pay ihe amount. and
simply asked him io guarantee ~pilier.
Train says. is pavuhluAcr. and Doe AIDE
Naucrd some Ul the money. iu 1876 hc got
Judgment against Train 100 Toledo iOr 500.
and four year. lnicr wanted to settle for $50.
Train -11. thlt Liant todd him that Doe had
rnid 30 all. and That ~pilor then goi iude-
meni for >.hS. and now. after thirteen wears.
comes with ihe amount swollen tD Sl.U0n
Nhcu asked ii he intended tp pa} tho
amount. Train said: "Of course. fll -o lo
iail."
rmu wa, auuiencd i'm the Municipal
Court this afternoon. llo refused the a--
~i.lauce of amy lawyers and presented hi-
own ca~e. making % very humorous ad-
drn--. A. he refused totHke the poor debt.
oT'~ oath or furnish amy bonds Dee was conn
m.Iod to the county Jail. ilr accepted bis
fate phil0-0ph and <lil Doe could hg'o
fho advantage of studying the workings of
Massachusetts prisoners.
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s,,,nrnSsad bv the authorities. has come Z"
lght that ON the occasion OF The lar d'-
nartiirr for sOpsnhaguu. a chest oi dNna-
mite exploded in the railway station ~ l'
torkon. killing "A signal man aud wouh"in-
several other persons. The explosion was
premature.
AMERICAN IMPRISONED FOR kiLLI>"
MEXICAN.
PANAMA. september ., Mr. i. \. lN>-
tor Of tennessee. was released lfom ln-
prisonmoni in this city ON september l-lh,
affrr having been in prison one hundred anu
eishfv-i,e daN,. awaiting trial Tor nav il-
Killed "A Mexican named taNallo~. in ihc
northern part at the department oi Panama
IN was shown bv the evidence that 'et aio.
had determined to kill Mr.. lustor' ana h"n
followed the latter about for that puflH'N',
The evidence was conclusNelN ln mNof "l
the accused. and tWcniN-siN prominent
resident, declared that ,cNallo~was known
tO De- a dangerous man.
rlr RI ~,I,N PRESS oN THE FRENCH ilf'-
IIoN.
-. PFrrESBI re-. september -. lhe
Russian press are rather charN ol COM
mout. up0n the French olection~. Inc
N0r0c l'rcHvu believes thai ihe '.Ill'n
press are premature i'm Judging that lh' n-
-lIIf L. IlllINNNltnII lN II 'Ni''r
,olicv. On thp contrary. Toy Merim3 lhe
immediate danger of the overthrow ol lhr
nr..ont rr0inc. France has obtained time
to effect reforms under res i>ion Of me CON
-fifution calculated to give the country a
Government capable OF ncing external
dangers.
orrR,OF> tPoN CHRISTIANS.
IoNpoN. september -. Latest ad'icc-
from Croteare that the Mu-~elnan outrage,
mon Christian, continue. Number, ol
Christians are fcring to tlc mountains.
Their cattle aro poisoned and IN many
ca-cs stolen.
THE ctIuOlIc CONGRESS.
MrNIcm. ~eptcmhcf ~ Tie Catholic
Congress In session here comlri-.> >iN
thousand delegates. Resolutions were
adoptod TODAY. expressing sympathy Miin
fhe Popc m his trials. and dccl'rn.-
that tine dignity of the functions "i 'hii,i 81
Vicar demanded the restoration ol h.-
temporal power. The Pope telc-raphcd Dds
blessing. uuon the lahor- of the 'on-fr'-.
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NrW Nonh. september 3D. Ihe ives case
WIS ei,cn to the iur, at a.an This evening.
lut up go % late hour fo-ni-h' no verdict iad
been reached.
At 9.5 the iur, came FOO und asked io
have % portion OF ihc fecDulDr'- charge r-
pcafed. The recorder ordered inc ~icno-r1-
pher io read ihat part of Ola" ch1r-n {" u'
mrs. Mr.. Brooke Interrupted with 900 oil.
ieciiOn. The recorder severely informed
AIr. Brooke when ho ordered d thing dome 81
WAS going tO Dee done.
Nr Eropke auoloeiled. hut took an cNccp
fion. The reading of The charge wa- pro-
-a.,led with. The particular part ~eiecle'
hv tine iurs WIS very severe upon Ives. lh'
ni-, retired again aitrr ihr reading had con
cluded. ~ 1855 the jury were locked ul
for the night.
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THE PETERSBURG LETTER.
S.w~ Soies from the Coehade tity aud
Vicinity >Icmp >iuIup>.

PFTEE>BIRG. y s.. september ~ ~ih-
cial. The merchant. and others from ihi-
cifg who attended Brunswick County 'oifi.
did not get back until 70 lnie hour la-t ni-hl.
The DELAY was caused hY ear ui Oh" Al
lantic and Din'ilie Railroad running oh
fine track near IawwnceNiile. lhe o'ial
occa-inned hy the accident was iho only
damage done. Colonel Campbell -lomp. the
Republican candidate for Lieutenant l-'o' -
crnor. was ON hand and made speech. nul
il j. aSccrtlined that hi- audience consisted
chiefly Of negroc-. and thai thci manifested
bat little zeal or enthusiasm. very lnirh ln
the disappointment of tio white people oi
the county. there WAS Democratic speaker
present.
The people of Brunswick seem to have %
lively II crest IN the tobacco iair tn lc heid
i'm this city in November nest. ANA ihi, i1ai
tor. i1-ethtr with politics, composed lh'
chieficpic~ of conversation am0nt those Ni'
attended court.
There are two Republican candidates m
Gncen~,ille coUnty for the legislature. ANA
fhr Democrats seem confident 0i carry in-
tine county hf q majority ranging from i'ul
to sis hundred.
The independent colord voters of New
lIo,e urocinct-. n DinNildie c0uni}. ol-ll-
ilcd ~ Phil. Mckiuuev Tab iNN ni-nl-
AGO. aud pn,-cd resolutions deiounriii-
senator Malone and ulrl-ln- ihem~clNc. "
vote for the ticket headed n 'llilm N'-
Kinney.
the meeting Of fho merchant. oi ilr cary
and tine executive committee oi ihc ifiii s.
hur. Premium Tobacco Fair fixed inr fil-
evening. has lorn postponed nutl lhlh ''"f
evening" the -Iih.
r +. understood ihai ihe farmers in tu
c0miie, adjacent 90 This ciff have hcrn
very busy for ihe p1-i ifN aHl' ruiih-
fhrir tobacco crops. fearing ihli ih' pf'.,hl
cnol spell OF weather mi-hi nii- i.n- 7. iN
CARLY frost ln-f fll. which played -.rh
wholesale havoc With Oboe iNNirfn crops 'h
this section. tcri naturally mako. fi'~f
who raise tobacco nervous whenever lh'
weather turns rull in september.
The ease Of Mrs Mark. adm b. AGAINST
Tine pctcr-hur- and Weldon Railroad N...
pauN. viii he argued before lun-r j.. W.
BERNARD upon demunrI Drlid'nrN. u'A'
Monday. the .Nfh.
The Republican newspaper HlilN't i
before m this Uunlrnrr came iIiiN
This morning under fhn nnmrni ih' NrhHH
ami IoYlU fdfDcnff. A- hNif'lNN nl
if- name. 10 is purely a campaign paper. inO
viii hc issued weekly.
Thrninih -oa-pnoffhr Petersburg h1rn-.
au organization which hl- iNHfrIri M.i
credit upon this city. commences lN-lii-h
with rehearsal ior ii- member. DOS VI
.auizaiiou presents grand opporinn'i, 70
ih0-e gifted with % 'oir0 and 1000 eu i"I
music t0 cultivate their talents it' n
charge. The pu1ruum, iHf ihr -'i-'n '
uu-uali, interesting and attractive.
pr. samuel J.. Morrison and iam'ii. o
Memphis. who have hDeH spending -nn
DAYS iu fh. citf. h1te gone FOB lunrn'li-
F county to s. i-if relatives and friends.
+ n has been raining. ai tm,-. very hii'
81 nee an early hour ihl- morning,
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TUESDAYS STORM.


IACK~oNNltiE. Fla. ~cpifmuct ~
port. to-day from various ie'"ii i'''' ''' '''.
-t.t, indirate that Yesterdays storm was "a
1f.,.trnu. One to property although Do"
f,rfbnr los. of lil i- reported. N West
jacksonville four houses were nloN h Gown
and Two churchc. damaged. Al >Nl/cI-
land. Panama rmk. scotland Mal port
NrV Berlin aul several small settlement, p,
.n fhr .~t. Johns river houses 'li',
.. IN. blown down. AZ SAINT
hin Hospital made mcmoran.llcc 10y 'n'
'n,do,nic of i~~-. tine main building Wa
wrecked and the whole scene i> one OF rum
Men have been busy all dal fcp'i'ln- lli'
cit, streets. and travel mas n'tn i'9''i','''
Al Pablo Beach thc WORK oi ''''" IVY ,,ai ,a
.i.l.,. ha. bocn coins on aii day. Tue tnt9l
,t...,.,.,,. l., the storm throughout the Mhoie
,,.., ,,ill aggregate fully $1,000.
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A FALL IN SUGAR.


NWUVks NllUI- VF1 Vt FII'
My Nonk. september ~ HE niih"i>
ro,..nti, rrD.ailmg about ISSUES of new So
,1trities =, the sugar Trust aud the c"nlin-
aod decline in the price of raw SUGAR ii'
fhe London market. appears io have sirucA
terror into the hearts Of the small holders
and a. p, result the price of thc ccriinraie>
dropped rapidly this morning from l.05 -
~ which tic, closed lat night. 10 y. o.
Nhout ,.Oao shares were sold- ON rcachinS
o-f There was more support eNleliuc,'
those certificates and a recovery 10 J" loon
ni,c.. The cables from London io-da, fr-
MORT the market for raw sugar thcfe ~ weak
and declining. The sugar Mhth -i"'
ti,ne AGO was quoted at 2''-. "d. }, i"-o's l'9'
I'm tine same period me piirt ui SUGAR w
tifcnies has declined nom L." 20 l'-u'.
D--.L.... DI o. IL.
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anthoritaii,cly announced that these iinan-
riers and their companies will extend ihe
Wc~i Virginia Central 10 Charleston. ana
there connect with the kanawha and ONO
running 10 Corning. Ohio. The Two roads
would make new and direct route from
Baltimore tO Cincinnati. and would Tap ih'
rich fcrritor, now exclusively controlled by
the Chesapeake and Ohio. II j. believed
the road will b. built Immediately. a- eng.
ncer, are now at work On the ROUTE
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PRESIDENT HARRISON.


DEER P,Ek. september o.. President
Harrison and senator Henry 60. Davis iei
Dor Park 40 -.sn O'Clock ihi- morning for
Flkiu.. West virginia. There Wa. heavy
rain storm at the Time. and Mrs. Harrison
and Nr-. Davis. who were io have. hern oi
fho party. decided n0i to -o. lAe trip ha-
certain elements of hlrl-hip- a- 10 begins
and ends with drive oi thirteen miles over
rrrciut0u~ mountain m1d-. pHfin- lhf
day President Harrison viii -re ONE oi il'
n, iilo>f sections of this country. fhe m0un-
flin re-ion of West \ir-uia.
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Death of Dr. Mcponaid-i"liiical Note,
and General NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lee 10
I1nchhuIg.

Death of Dr. McDomald-P"litical Notes
and General NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lee in
I,nchhurg.
INNcunrRG. Va. september -. ~pc-
rial 'lne news of flc dDi'h 900 Dos nome.
Union. Monroe county. ". \n- of Dr. Ca
hr,l Mcdonald WAS received here Ac>iel-
dav with deep regret as well a7 surprise.
Ilc WAS brother of our tuWn-man Alex
ander Mcdonald. editor nf iIe frQ'"'1i,.
and General a. Mcdonald. Of Richmond.
Both brother. have gone 90 DIS funeral.
n Inns been deiormlnl hy ihn street rail-
road company ol ibis city io nave electric
car. instead az horse power. nnd arrange
ments are being made hf President \dain'
t0 put Them in operation a- soon a- l0-e' 'hie.
Hon. n. W. flomn0y. secretary oi lh'
state. addressed lhe democrats of Nelson
cDnnf, Yesterday. and made spl'n,hu
-ncrrh. Saniain Thomas Whitehead also
smoke iu the interest ot thr Democratic
party and agriculture.
II Is conceded by all hands that Mahonc's
OPENING printed speech 20. AWn-don yes
t'r,ay'irli Ncr, fni before % comparatively
slim audience while tne enthusiasm nl
fho Democrat. over fhe speeches ni -coli'
Barton and Daniel Was unhoundcd.
The Western nion Telegraph Company
will absorb tine Richmond and Aiir-h'nl
Zine october lrl.
Mr.. ~oncNul jackson. her TWO Grand
children and ni.cc stopped over in the ciiN
.o.tcnlay ou thcirmturn from Lexington.
,Nher. her daughter Wa~ recently buried. go
to h,r home in Charlotte. y. d.
tamam Alc>. Thurman. chief at the
IyuchMrg Fire Department. ha- 'rf'
elected ,icc-pre-idrni of lhr Nation A~-o-
citation of Fire Engineers. Whose annual
convention assembled in Kansas city, sep
tcmhcr llth.
10 the a-tun-hmcni of everybody. ihc
PrOhihiiioni-i- have nominated l,'ei-i'
fiy. ticket flr This ciiy aud county. Dr. j.
4. Rlch,r. of This city. and &. j. Rector.
of Pigeon Run. Campbell county. were
nominated. Both are highly re-mcli.i'
one is 20 druggist of This city. and the Other
is 70 farmer in the county. They won J. l"i
enough votes to bury ihe corpse.
Governor lcr was here today and d''
li,crcd fine address boo favor of ilr cnl"i''
orphan a-,mm io he located ai Nuslnuit
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CHEYENNE. wy september 2f-l lh'
Constitutional Convention discussed thc taN'
ation question TODAY. The proposition i'
lew tribute ON i-ic output oi coal mines was
discussed tonight
The first Legislature i- to sit ninety day
and a~~cmbl - thereafter NOT more th ll
fon, da,-. The pay will Dee s. per day i'
..tal tululitlrs
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THE JoHNsTOWN DIRECTORY
Finger MARKS of Death Apparent
Throughout.

JnuNSruWN. PN.. september ~ Tue
n.v directory compiled Dog e. i. Clark was
nlaccd i'm the hands oi the puhllc lo-
IAN. The proof sheets for ihe directory Nei,
road. when ihe iiood swept Tine valley 'no
on ever, PAGE can be seen the niger MARI,
of death. ~far- and da--er- are di~illniiltu tu
all over thc work before many q" in'nl' 'li'
former before the names oi iho@' know '
bed,ad. and the latter before ihe.e VINO M, =
,,t hscn heard from. Mr.. ,lark'- estimate
of dead il 300. a.
Two more bodie, were taken from ih'
,fsL.is To-day. ono that 0f woman ai cti
ar at Mnhale the other ihc remains oil .
child. being picked. piece Joy piece. from
pile of refuse Iy digger, i'm this city.
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Ro~toN. Mss. september ~ lhe hl'
tells ar. crowded to-uight with delegate, p,
the Republican state convention Mn''n
viii meet here tomorrow morning. in,''
il great uncertainty l~ to ihn nominees lui
fhs offices OF Governor aud Lieutenant
GoNeruor The friends of brachcN 'i'ln'
however. thlt they will he able to noml'il'
him iOr Governor on The FIRST ballot. I"l'
has also % large following ami MS N"'
me- horefil of -uccp-~. Tine name of lion
Nm. n. H. Hale will also hc placed n
,...ftIfft.lI|If
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Nt,~,,fr.rrE. y. H.. september -. ihr
~ nj A iliain~oori Pa. having learned
th"t fine nmd raised in Manchester Tor me
e""emanah sufferers had mot been drawn
,,nnn writes 90 Ma,or NaneN Appearing
flr ~ norton of tine money. lie say lhc p,o-
M ,gc If fho WHliam.pori section consider
ihe, ha,c been badly treated oN tir .', >lalg
Commi..ion: that their lo-se, " ~ exceed s,,,
- m,o. 0oo: that the, have received nut fiv'- f'.
n0 nom the S2.oO0.0oo donated ana 'h''
tb.r. il much suffering
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"a matter Of time. and long before midnight
IL was feared be- would not live 10 see an
other day.
Ills death took place amid perfect calm.
ho leaning back with his head buried in a
pillow in l'i- chair From time to time the
doctor foit the fuiieriu- pulse. whose
lhrob- were growing weaker and more IN
regular. Now and then the dying man
opened bis eyes in vague. dreamy sense
of his condition. Dat ihat was an. At l0a~
there was "a slight c0n,ul.'fc movement
his head sank back and when the doctor
i0ok h.. wrist the heart had ceased 10 beat.
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BIG RAILROAD SCHtMt


Eu1iMoRr. Nh, september 2i.-A iail-
,o,d scheme !. announced here which ~
extent surpa--cs any other ever undert1he n
In Wc.t Virginia. Richard kerns, Of a.
louis. stephen ~. tlkins. and ex-senator
pa,is lately made tour through interior
,ountic- f,nm the terminus of ih' West ' IT.
,,ui, Central Railroad TO Charleston. II Il
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WEST END
Land & improvement Co
OMcs OF Agency: Ovor Merchsnts
National Bank. Corner Main and
Eleventh Streets.
PERSONS PROPOSING TO BUILD.

Persons wanting 10 acquire homes for them
selves In an improving locality. where every
dollar invested will increase. will DO well To
examine the properties Of this company.
which will be marked by sign boards. poste'
upon each tract OF land. and piats can be seen
al the ONCE 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 10 all such viii
lend liuy per cent. 'hc value oi the lot and
impro, cmcnts AZ , ro at. on long time.
The properties were ac', sei at prices much
below the present market value. and the com
psny can afford 10 sc on reasonable terms 10
such buyers.
JAMES Ii. DOOLEY, President.
GEO. J. ROGERS. Secretary.
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