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Home at Last.

from the Statesboro, Ga, Eagle.
The old darky, an account of whose
trip from Louisiana to Georgia, was pub
lished in the Eagle sometime ago, found
his young bosses at last. He belonged
to Mr. Tillman of Tatnall, and was sold
as slave long before the war and taken
to Louisiana. As the shadows of old
age began to gather around him, his
heart yearned for his childhood's 8 home,
and so last spring, the old fellow with
his wife and children, travelled all the
way back in horse and cart. lie had
got to Tatnall but found that his old
boss had gone the way of all mankind,
and Joseph Tillman, one Of his young
bosses, with that feeling that every
southerner has for the good old time
darky, brought the old fellow to his
house in Bulloch gave him house, and
land to tend, where, with his young
bosses to help him he hopes to spend
the remainder of his days in peace and
COntentment
, 1889-09-19
UNINJURED by THE FALL.
George Ellis Leaps From Third
Story Window at the Hospital.

George L. Ellis, clerk at the White
House, who has been confined at the
Sacred lIeart-hosptal for some tine past
with typhoid fever, lcaped from II third
story window on the west end of the
hospital about o'clock Sunday evening,
alighting on the gravcl-paved driveway
below, and, with the exception of II few
slight scratches, was uninjured.
He had been quite dolirious, and was
attended by three nurses, when lie sud
denly jumped out of bed and, in spite of
the efforts of his attendants, leaped from
the window. DIR. Lindsay, who is at
tending h.m, says he Is not suffering In
the least from the fall. 1t is most singu-
lar that he was not instantly killed.
, 1889-09-19
Th. pnnalnn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

WAsurNaToN, Sept. 10. Major Warner
returned this afternoon from Deer Park,
whittier he went last night to sec Presi-
dent Harrison. II is understood he will
remain several days in Washington yet.
Major Warner declined To talk Tor publ
cation, but his friends say he has made
up his mind not TO accept the oiier Oh
ulation us to Tanners successor under
this changed condition of affairs as
sunes Il number of names two or three
of which hnyc not heretofore been
named. The list of possibilities as far as
known Is as uncertain as ever.
, 1889-09-19
Emicrant Train wrecked.

LYNcHBURa, Va, Sept. ia Mormon
emigrant train OH the Norfolk Il West
ern railroad was wrecked early this
city The wreck was caused by Il small
bridge giving way after the engine and
baggage car had passed over 1t. The
water in the creek was very high, caused
by one of the heaviest rain storms ever
known in this section. The emigrants
numbered 160. Two cars plunged into
the creek, and strange to say mo one was
killed and only fifteen or twenty hurt,
and none of them seriously. The first
car that went down turned completely
over and IL total wreck.
, 1889-09-19
MARRIED AT CnUm D'ALENE
OHiccr Brockman and Mrs. Anna May
Both of This city.

Burnam d. Brockman and Mrs. Anna
May, both of this city. were united In
dAlenc City, Sunday, by the Rev. MIR.
Deilonbough oil that city, only few
friends and relatives being present,
Messrs. George Green and 4. NJ. Spain
We're the groomsmcn, while the brides
sister, Mrs. Spain, and Miss Etile Brock
man assisted the bride. The wedding
feast was prepared mt the Lakeside. The
friends and relatives returned to this
city Sunday evening, and the newly
married couple arrived last night.
MIR. Brockman has been an efficient
member of the police force for the past
two years.
The REVIEW joins with his many
friends in wishing. the happy couple un.
bounded joy and prosperity through
life.
, 1889-09-19

SALEM, Or, Sept 16.-This was the
opening day of the Oregon state fair. In
tile threc-minute class Lady Beach won,
taking the first, fifth and sixth heats.
Stemwinder the favoritc, trottcd mile
In 2:25A, the best time for 4-ycer-
in the state.
Raindrop won the thrce-quarters dash
for 2-year-olds; Daily Oregonian sec
ond, Roebnckam third; time. 1:20X.
, 1889-09-19

NRw BRUNSWICK, n. j., Sept. 16.-It
is said here that the Middlesex county
grand jury has indicted General n. II.
Ripley of New York, president, Colonel
q. T. Hobart of Red Bank, y. j., vice
president and all officers and directors
of the Raritan River Railroad Company.
Also n. T.. Hcrdrckson general passen-
ger agent, Thomas Hussey, foreman for
the company, and William Fisher, rs
accessories to the killing OF George Ges-
singer during the Saycrvillc riot ON May
8 last when the railroad company at.
tempted to lay tracks on the land of
Noah and Edwin Furman.
, 1889-09-19

goods by the piece, and many. individu-
ais of the same community might wear
the same garb, but now dress goods are
sold by the pattern, and one ofa kind Is
about all that Is taken by any establish
inent, even in the large cities. When
the orders come In the goods are rapidly
cut, neatly sewed up in burlaps, and are
soon on the cars. 1t may. interest un-
fortunate man to know that up to this
point his new suit has cost him but n
traction OF the amount for which he
gives the tailor u check or promises to
come in next week and pay.
CoNDE HAMLIk.
, 1889-09-19
WATER POWER IMPROVEMENTS
The Deep Fissure beneath tho Post
Strcet bridge to BE Filled.

The Washington Water Power Com
pany have large force of men at work
putting in coilcr-dum just below the
Post street bridge. They intend to I'LL
the deep issure in the center of the
OF that point to allow them to work at it.
Henry A. Hcrrick of Providence, X. L.,
has been engaged as engineer for the
company, and under his supervision Il
large amount of money is to be expended
in improvements during the coming
year.
The excavation is rapidly progressing
for the new three-story building TO be
erected by this company on the corner
of Bridge and Monroe streets. The plans
for this new building show an elegant
structure. ~. .,
, 1889-09-19
A Curious English Law.

A condemned criminal In England
must be allowed to see three Sundays
between his sentence aud his execution.
OF course he can thus be hung in little
over two weeks, but the three Sundays
must pass over his head before the gal
lows claim him. The custom Is relic
of medieval tipes, when criminal was
allowed that much OF a respite TO prepare
for death
, 1889-09-19

TACOMA, w. T., Sept. 14.-Two more
teams for the tiremen's tournament ar-
rived to-day. one was from Nanamio
and the other from Victoria. The Wallo
Walla, Corvallis, Astoria and Fast Port
land teams are expected tomorrow.
Twenty weight teams in all will be
present.
The ruins of the Denver house are still
on fire, more than three weeks after the
conhagration. The fire has been
smouldering ever since, hose has been
playing OH it, but tonight it gives a
strong blaze.
, 1889-09-19
Wholesale Poisoning.

WILKEsBARRE, Sept, 16.-The case of
Mary Glinn OF Pittston was called in
the criminal court to-day. She is ac-
cused of poisoning her mother and also
being implicated in poisoning her faith
er-in-law and mother-in-law some
months ago. Il Is alleged that the three
victims were murdered by Mrs Glinn
and hershusband, Edward, in order that
they might obtain the insurance placed
upOn their lives
, 1889-09-19

ST.. JOSEPH, No., Sept. l5.-The main
building of the new exposition was al
most completely destroyed by fire TO.
night Tho fire broke out in the hall
just after an entertainment IN the great
amphithcater had closed. The bnilding
and u large portion of it's contents were
fire department.. The building is sit
uated two miles from here, and the cs-
timatcd loss Is hard TO get 1t Is thought,
however, the loss will reach nearly
$3.50, 600
, 1889-09-19

such hurry to get a child before the
other one was buried that she did not
notice what kind of q one 1t was, and
when she got home She discovered 1t :
was very dark complcNioned and OF u !
decided German cast of eountenancc.
could like that child. It's black and |
Dutch, and never will kiss II. Ii don't J
look bit like Roy. DO take II back. L
can't do anything with it, ~
, 1889-09-19

broker and jeweler, and lately president
of the Toxarkana savings bank but more
recently advertised lumber dealer, and
large stockholder in Mathews lumber
concern, has decampod, going to none
knows where, and carrying with him II
is alleged funds of other parties, esti-
mated all the way from $4,000 to $780,
.GnA
, 1889-09-19
hank Clearances.

from the dispatches from managers of
lending clearing houses in the United
States and Canada shows the total gross
exchanges for the week ended September
18th were 81, ,O66, 200, Us an increaseof 7.3
per cent comparedwith the corresponding
period of last year.
, 1889-09-19
Battery Reunion.

WHEELINo, w. Va, Sept. 15.--The
fifth annual reunion of Maulsby's
farmers battery was held at Palatine
yesterday. The principal speaker was
Hon. John Mason, commissioner of in
ternal revenue. Mr.. Mason declared
himself in favor of service pensions foI
every honorably discharged soldier.
, 1889-09-19

ZAYEsvIILE, Ohio Sept. 16.-Frank
Amos, one ofthe most prominent citi-
zens of Morgan county, was murdered
at his home in the western part of this
county by Mrs. Hampton, his niece,
who literally hacked his face and head
to pieces with butcher knife, which
she carried for weeks avowedly for that
purpose. The murder grew out of a law
suit, for which the testimony of Amos
threw the costs on Mrs. Hampton.
, 1889-09-19

BosroN, Sept. 16.-lhe creditors of
John s. Macintosh, the wool puler Of
Milton. met to-day. The liabilities arc
about $l55, 900. At the meeting it was
decided TO give Macintosh further time
with view to securing some one who
will take the assets and back him In his
offer for compromise.
, 1889-09-19
Another Tascott.

CHICAGO, Sept. 14.-A dispatch from
'.Tascott." He has been hidisg ON the
canal boats for months. Word has been
sent to Chicago to have an officer come
and identity him. He is said to bear a
great resemblance TO the simon pure
Tascott.
, 1889-09-19
Major Warner.

WAsHrNGroS, d. G., Sept, 15,--This
morning Major Warner received n dele
cation Of u. a. X. men, who called on
him relative to the offer of the pension
ommissionership, which II Is. stated
had been made him. Major Warner
said he had not yet made up his mind.
This afternoon he called on Secretary
Noble, but up to a late hour this even
ing neither had been accessible for an
interview. The belief Is prevalent in all
circles tonight that Major Warner will
accent
, 1889-09-19
Their Indepcndence Day.

CITY OF MEXICO. Sept. 49,. To-day
was the anniversary Of Mexico's indc-
pendencc and II was celebrated through
out the country. Immense crowds filled
the streets of this city, cheering for
President Diaz us apostle of the race.
, 1889-09-19

. OLYMPIA. Wash, Sept. 16.-Ralph, the
youngest SON Of the farmer delegate to
congress from this territory, Selucius
Garfield, died ut Saint Peters hospital
to-day in this city. Deceased was agcd
Ia years, and was born in this territory.
, 1889-09-19

Los ANGELES, Sept. 16--To-day has
been the hottest day of the season, the
highest recorded temperature being l03
in tho shade.
, 1889-09-19

Los ANGELES, Sept. 10.--Thc first an-
nual convention Of the brotherhood of
Railway Conductors began here to-day.
Delegates from most of the Western
states and all parts of the Pacific coast
were present.
, 1889-09-19

ST.. LOUIS, Sept. i5.---A special from
Texarkana, Ark, says: }. Weiss, who
for ten years has been resident here as
music teacher. then school keeper, pawn
, 1889-09-19
A King HI.

The HAGUE, Sept. 15.--The king OF
Holland has again weakened. His con-
dition is serious. a
, 1889-09-19
rhiuk Ho Is the Man,

ORovILLE, Cal, Sept. 14.--Jehn Null
lingo has been arrested. 1t Is thought Le
is one OF the Quincy stage. robbers.
, 1889-09-19
DELAYED TELEGRAMs.
Another Tsscott Found Losses of
Oysterinen - Robber Captured
Two Interesting Specials.

New YoRK, Sept. A.---lt is claimed by
the Wholesale oyster planters that they
have sustained u loss of from Sl,000,O0O
to 50, 000, 900 by reason of the late storm
and that some of them have been forced
out of business and into bankruptcy.
, 1889-09-19

taken TO police headquarters. where In.
spector Byrnes confronted them with the
facts in his possession, and seeing the
game was up, they made an uncon-
ditonal confession of their connection
with the whole affair, dcnouncing Ia
Brill Hamilton rs an Intriguing woman
whose sole purpose on earth was the nc
the manner by which she attained them.
The Investigation of tho detectives.
coupled with the confession of the pris.
oncrs, disclose series of criminal
practices unprecedented in the annals of
the police.
, 1889-09-19

Is rs uncertain as lottery. Sometimes,
after much thought, q design IL concoct.
cd which in the Judgment OF the pattern
maker, onght to have run, but it falls
fiat. Again. some somber or unique
style will attract the eye of tho people,
and the looms cannot supply the de-
mand. In days gone by tailors bought
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-11
THE CONGREGATIONAL COUNCIL.
Report on the Admission Of Delegates
from Georgia.

WoRcrsrFR Mass. October 10 the
Coucregn Council to-day the Com
mittco ON Roll submitted M additional re-
port ON the Georgia question, az follows;
la reference 90 the delegate from the con-
ference IA Georgia. your committee have
had fun interviews with them and also
with The delegates frJm The association OF
Georgia. and heard the case on both sides
The difficulty I'm dealing with this question
Of the proportion Of delegates from the
conference IS 90 the present incomplete
ness OF the organization Of the churches
and iu the method OF fellowship They
adopt rcgat.oual principle lninternai
Affairs ol their respective churches. but
have mot been able 90 come mp 10 normal
methods of fellowship with other congre-
eafioual churches. Your committee Con
slider She principle of 'low-Alp, lu The
rcclo4in-'ical relation Of the churches cX-
pre-. IDd iu the councils or conference and
other ways. as en- essential feature VI con-
crrgatiouali~ir az much so as the self GOV
eminent Ol tho two churches. IL IS tins
principle Chat seems o. boz defective lu The
present methods O' the churches of the
Conference of Georgia. ht the slmo time
they wish TO dOtln delegates lu-tlcc. They
have b.eu hcauy 10 THEN expressions of
Christian fellowship for the association.
They have tried 10 So ure welcome ~
ecclesiastical fellowship With them. which
was mot cc0p'ablo. aud they say II they
can have the time to choose their own mo
tlols they can bring their churche. mp 20
tine method Of ecclesiastical fellowship.
which arc pqrt If the common lore Of
Coogrcaationaliem. Now whether it IS
better 60 receive the delegates Of the Gcor-
gia Conference with this Incomplete ap-
ulicnNou Of the methods Of Congregation
nhsm and trust that in t'mc the Christian
fellowship viii work ont into normal cccle-
siastical fellowship, or refuse e. admt
them tll they have Effected am organlza-
ton iu the usu1i Congregational way. Is "a
question about which your committee are
lot agreed and winch they refer TO the
council. Discussion on this report then
L.Iun-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-11
THE WAITER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
fair.
Mean ,omDora,ure. ..................
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NV YORK., October l0-rhe improvement In
the condition of the money market msfe iur-
Their progress to-day, and the restoration Of the
passeuger rates 10 Denver, with the continued
encouraging irnfic returns, gave tho stock mar
ket bullish tone at the opening. FLUCTUATIONS,
however arc stili controlled to large eXient ~
the professionals, who arr AZ present on the
short side ~ the account, and the history OF the
days transactions is chiefly comprised In the
efforts Of tho bears 10 break the prices oy deter
mined attacks upon few stocks At'hisoh aua
Sew England were most conspicuous among
these. Those stocks furnished nearly nan ~
tho total business done aud they Ovefehad0wed
the entire list. The bears gave considcrable az
teutiln 10 cotton DIT. also, and the reports Oh
serious disturbance In the trust wero OUT
though ~ was believed that the selling was Tor
the purpose Of breaking the price 10 cover shorts
on. sugar weakened IN sympathy with Cotton
Oh. AMI Missouri Pacific In sympathy with A.
Gibson. though the IMPRESSION upon neither was
~ special importance. The general list was AZ
feoted 70 limited extent by the weakness IN
the leaders, but fluctuations, a. well ~ blsl-
ness were confined within narrow limits, ana
:he declines established outside ~ the stocks
mentioned AMI q few specialtes wcre not worthy
u mention. A strong feature was the Northern
pa,idc group. oregon IranscOnunentsl Wes
specially strong and shot NJ : per cent IRON
lts lowest figure, Tut reacted and lost Coca
proportion Of The improvement Louisville
and Nashville was strong, but ihe tendency
an advance was checked by persistent selling OF
'he leading shares, and 81. Paul sold OF slightly
On a decrease In the earnings for the irst week
in Octo AZ, Manhattan was strong on report OF
decision IN favor OF tho company, ana 'haita-
nooga and ian Francisco moved up. Chesapeake
and Ohio stocks aud Wisconsin Central were al'o
conspicuous Gm0ng tho low-pricsd s. arcs TOT
strength. Tho irket closet fairly active and
heavy AZ something under tho opening hgure,
A majority OF The stocks are lower tonight an1
Cctt0u-oil y down2h sugar -. New England
H.. Atchis0u b, Missouri Pacific n, and ho't
Island ]. while oregon rranscontinental "a up
it and Manhattan !. Total sales, 2S5. q shsres.
SrsHlpC. Exchange quiet and firm ~ ASH
49, "a. Money -0uoWlat easy a. jN1b >tb-
Tresaury balances-GOld. 81 q, 100 goo; currency
sll..6,.O0. Governments dun and siea ~ for
81. per cents. l.-. eN. int "a coupons lO1 o,
90 honda uoglepfn1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-11


WAsuNaros. October lO.-1hc State De
paltm,rt has been informed of thea appoint
ment uf the following additional delegates
10 the international maritime conference :
From the Netherlands Captain d. Hubert.
From the German cmpire-D Or. Sieve King,
Commodore Wcusiug, Commodore Don
ncr. From lrnncc-Mr. Netillart, ongi-
rccr: Nj. Rcbiore, engineer; Mr.. Wen,
iudce OF the tribunal OF the frst in
stance of the Seine Captain Richard,
CAPTAIN Lanneluc, vice-presidont OF the
Geographical Society of Bordeaux. From
Great britain DR. Charles Hall, z. C., NJ.
r.. Admiral Sir Il. Molnesser. 4. C. i: {;
Admiral EowGen Smith, admiral Sir
George Mares. h. G. h.; Mr. ,Thoma- Gray,
assistant secretary Of the Marine Depart
men, of the Board Of Trade Captain H.
WYATT. of the Pcninsular and Oriental
Service: CAPTAIN Kendall. Of the City-of-
Dublin Steamer Packet Company. The
DELEGATES from Great Britain will be ac-
COMMANDED by MI Cecil 4. Spring Rice,
who will act rs secretary to them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-11
The Typothetm.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.


ST. LOUIS. October l0.-The National "
pothete considered the apprentice. system
and cight-hour agitation today. The com
nittce recommended the readOption Of the
old style OF apprenticeship, aud their re-
port was favorably received.
With reference 10 the eight-hour agita-
ton the following resolution was adopted {;
We unLcsitatingly declare that it is to the
interest Of every master printer III the
country TO resist the establishment of any
rule having for its object a shorter work
dav. and we should recommend the adop-
ton Of the resolution proposed on this sub
ioct by the Executive Committee, a. fol-
lows:
B,so'-ed. That in the opinion If the
United Trpoihetw there is nothing IN the
state Of the printing trade of rho country
which ius.ilcs any reduction in the hours
of labor. audwc therefore recommend each
local t9p0thctm to take such action a. IN
its opinion may Toe necessary 10 meet the
issue if should seriously be considered.
There Wa lengthy debate ON the reso-
luton. but when the vote was taken 1t was
carried by good majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-11
I-MAH0NEITE
PREPARING FORA FIGHT IN NORFOLK
COUNTY.
In Dcnand-rersonal-- matrimonial
New signal station.
rcn-rc.nnnanne. Of tho nichmona nisnnt.h. J


NoRror.K. October TO- 1890.
The -Mahonoitos M Norfolk comfy
arc now actively engaged IN m9lshalhng
thor forces. aud without waiting Tor %
county conference viii open tho campaign
81 Nccp Greek tomorrow with addresses
and "a barbecue. The ants ag we'll as
tho NahoncItee arc working quietly
and earnestly IN this city and m
Norfolk county. The latter had q
good meeting ~ Barhoursvlile Yesterday,
md after several eddre-sce 10y the Malone
candidates and others the crowd was not
satisfied and called loudly for 4. c. Carroll.
az anti. Mlhoucitc. who took the platform,
and Boz % ringing and acceptable speech de-
uorucrd Pa. Malone party 50 thoroughly
that fAt NahnuD speakers Wcr" alarmed and
would have Stopped him bu' The crowd
wOail Iut allow q.
Tho Republicans Of Princess Anne hcll
thnr county convention Yesterday and
nominated George II. Woodhouse FOR the
House of Delegates and endorsed s. u.
Carney ,.r collector oi ,hc porl oi Norfolk
Neither nt ilc negroes concerned m
trsei. ai,ir at ti,mrrton ioc xs. near Deep
Crccs. yes tcldat, arc yet dead, though so
John Euit hand ~ Bopor's Single
iori0fr shoot his wife through jealousy and
thou shot himself in the hoal The woman
WI recover lul Bate u,eg boo doubt
Sramen af th's p'I. are scarce and cons
WIS. t..-.I- arc compelled Zoo ship crows OF
blacks and whites lu order az facilitate
f0ir departure. Sc much 1888 ~lj for the
un go Boston Is paid boy tho coat seho'n-
rz.Govcrnor Hail. Of Delaware. B. ON q
,.-. go This section. The Eastern Shore
-. brings fhi- way ogrc9t many b''-
and Jcr-et people.
AE. Kollam. dut D. fhc CONT ~ Prir-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-11
Leromc-PnrI. Kaccs.

10y 'tIrSldph io thr biHpht'tNl
Nrw YouK. October 10. The weather was
good and the track fast.
First race beaten horses, 800 yards
Bel Dor won. Egcmont second. Dcinultcr
third. Time. i:22a. Nuluals p1id ~oj.
Second race Mahopac handicap for
thrcc-ycar-old- and upwards, one mile amt
"a nrong -Haccilud W0n; Reporter second,
Lavinia Belle third. Time. 1:js
Third race beaten two-vear-olds, tx fur
lougs-CMcftain came ia nrst by length
and half. Robespicre second, good
length before IlaWk-tOuc; Addle ]. iourt j..
4 complaint of foul WAS made by the rider
Of 6obc-pierrc IL was allowed and Chief
tain Wa, disqualified. Tho judges then
placed R0hcspicre first. llaw lstone Sc
coud. Adhe 4. third. Time, l19.
Fourth race- handicap for all ages, five
furlongs. straicht-NollItcer won; Pom
tiac second, Gregory third. Time, l:Ola;
Fifth race-selhng, thrce-year-olds and
upwards. one mile and n sixteenth Refund
won: Gleudame second. Nigllant third.
Time. 1851. Mutuals paid S7S.
Sixth race selling all ages. one mile and
- sixteenth Brussels won Elgln second.
Valet third. Time 1.55. The winner en-
tered 10 be sold at $1,000 and was bought
for $1,000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-11
Wcs;chestcr Races.
NV talarranh fo the pisugtch.l

New YORK. October 10.-The weather was
cold and windy. track fast. First race
sweepstakes for beaten horses, five FUR
longs Blue Rock won; Ruperta second,
Maidstone third. Time, 500.
Second sweepstakes, for three
vcar-ods and upwards, one mile and siX-
teenth- Kingston md Craftsman ran a
dead heat; Wiifrcd third. Zine, 1850. The
stakes were divided.
Third race Pelham Park stakes, fortwo-
vcar-olds. six furlongs June Day won 4:
rulla Blackburn second, Pearl Set third.
Time. 1882.
Fourth race-protectory stakes for three
ycar-olds. one mile and II sixteenth -Budd-
INST won: Sorrento second, Sluegard third.
Time. 1.ji.
Fifth race-handicap Tor all ages, one
mile and a sixteenth ronsomarte Won:
Castaway second. Brother Ban third.
Time, 203s<.
upwards one mile-King Idle won; Hev-
day second. Belmont third. Time. l:43.