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fact that he had frequently declared he
would not leave his people. When this Is
remembered Il must DO admitted that his
Discrimination 10 return TO civilization and
desire 20 share whatever fate might be in
store for those with whom no had lived so
long are evidences Of very noble traits Of
character
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Jesse Adams. son of the old man Adams
who was murdered m Wilkes comfy some
few wears ago.. has made his appearance M
wilkes county. he was in another state
when the murder WAS committed, and had
not been heard from untl he turned Mp %
day or two ago. Report, say tlat Adams, s.
mission Is to get revenge Tor his fathers
blood.
GEORGE Wells (colored) was run over hy 2
train near Lowell, in CASTOR county. an !
instantly killed. He was drunk. and u9i
gone TO sleep upon the track. Ills body
was horribly mutiiatcd.
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nv pARK.PLAcE METHODIST

EPISCOPAL CHURCH ,Wos, FRANKLIN street,
Rey. J. WrLsY BLgpsoE, Pastor-Proachin atit
A. N. and r. ". by tho Pastor.
SUNDAY school at0.i5 s. Il.
Ciass.m0cu1g at3P. n.
Wednesday evening services a, O'Clock.
Strangers cordially invited % auon1 al tho
gnrvicog.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30

Governor HoLMDAY has started on
another tour around the worldly the way
Of Panama, San Francisco. the Sandwich
and Samoan islands New Zealand. gasina-
mia, and Africa. II is 10 DO hoped that such
al intelligent and thoughtful observer
viii give the public an account Of what BIO
sees and thinks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 50, 1850.
4 Republican Form Of Government.

n hepuOiic"' o'in 90 wv
The near approach OF the time ioi the a.
semuling If Congress cxCit's much interest
in the southern State. The people OF tins
section have learned from woiul eNp'-
rleuce that, 20 use joHN SHfbMhN q
language, anything m iaw or morals IS
allowable in order 70 the defeat and hn-
Initiation of the southern Whte people.
The malignants do lot look upon tne
southern States as the equals OF the norm
ern States. but as sat'aWes 10 he governed
from Washington; and they regard II ~
"roballlon.' or % refusal e. serve us mas
tcrs, If a southern State decides o. have
any policy of IFS own.
II the Ccn"Ial-W .afo c'1use oil the
Federal Constitution cannot Ice sostT''che"
a. % make It cover the case of mo hepuh-
lcans rs the Democrats. tho malenan's
propose % govern TIA" southern states IN
OeT that clause winch provides lhal the
United States shall guarantee 20 each of
The States ga repuhi an form of govern
ment." They hold in effect chat in
this clause tine word "rpublrau' ought
- begin with capital L., and the clause
le so interpreted as To- mako II refer
% the Republican party. i'm word,
tho mahsuar's lo.I that ho state
las rom nacu form oi govern
mcnt unless. having majority ot nc
croo- iu its population. % also votes the
Icpuoli.su t.,o, III evsry c.,cron. Ms
s,9.pri, South Carolina. ana LoW-maa
must Doe guaranteed aTeraDaean form oi
government tF a.t Ct C3nI ba'au-"
the uecoe constitute % magnify oi fine
population ot tlo. Sm'as. In Wow Of
threats g. tlru or' 0rr' .il'no q. Dem-
e.. TIT, from ii. 0'l.i 'h- seats iA 'H'
House of Eepr -en'a've+ are claimed JOS
Hep" 'llran c'i' ''D'- 'A .','.'- ''.'i'-
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II would appear from SrASLEY's letters
that he had almost to drag EAnN Bey out
OF his territory. Under all the circpm-
stances Ean's course would seem unrca-
sonsble and upgrsteful we're it not for the
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CHURCH Uouar q Gra-o a1l Nsif.n
streets. -Reg. r. T. HEhE, %. ID, pastor. Will
preach A. II a. ". aniSr. 81 Also az Wrsr-
lu>srracuUEcH. % ar. r. sunday school auI
Bible classes 0t1.1A. 81. a warm Welcome DO
all
n.T SECOND TKESBYTERIAN.-
DR.. U0Gg nc II A. ". and b. NJ bor. M1
TUE>rcIL re oli-Market ial ass T.. 49,
h1y~ THIRD PRESBNTEEIAN
CHURCu-Re1 J r. GAra1s. Ia.t,r-rre..t-
ing a. u 4. ". ana sP.M Sunday s.l.I al,
e0A ~ WEpsg3DAr NHug prayer mse.as
ats o'clock. 90
by" FOURTH pRESBYTEHIAN
CHURCH oa vos. Grace sno.U Kew D. DV-
yi> STEWARD. ra.for.-I Presiding. ai D. o...,
A.. ". ana ,ocIo-s b.. %. lg ne Pastor N.I
rc. iarn.aa. lecture %. or...S. Seats f.+.
ssobs.n school q, s1 M
~ GRACT-sTREET PEEsBNTE
RIAN RcH-H.r Itrt. g. rNa. D. n.
PASTOR -Sorvir,s ~ Oh ocio.t A. e. aai t
o'-.a.s D. Ne prna.,n- hf ne Ias'.. ..sr.
school service. s'Fe D..... i.H
rieut ssni.etatt A"I.sI .I'
CLAN n'i.om8 .o al fl. may t...e u H..-
vl.l I-
EU~ SEVTNTu--rHEEr CHRIS
rItN CHURCH --,r... s.li A. 81. ..f r
a. conducted ty ner ... He.. .... H'..
sun-ay ssh.ola, A.. H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30

Eay- LAUREL-STREET NETHO-
DIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH corner Laurel sod
Alrcmar les,roo.sl G.. O. WsRrgsBAEER,
past3r.-Proaching - n a. ". and 1f5P 81. by
tho Pastor. sunday school az O'Clock. rreaebug
wednesday uiehi ~ 7.i5 O'Clock. Prayer and
class-moeang Friday night a. 5.D O'Clock. $50
welcome i8
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CooKINC.sCHOOL.

GLASSES N PLAIN AND FANCY
\ COOKING viii bo opened under the sic
spices Of the WOMEN'S EXCHANGE. coIslslnS
OF two courses u ttgee months duration. go -
taught Oy Mgs joins ~. CRlNGAN. FOR paf-
ticulars apply 20 the WOMkN's EXCHANGE,
Fourth and FTaBklin streets. 40 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30

"a n compaln, which affects noarIy everybody,
moro or les. II originates In cold, or = success
sion Of colds, combined with impure blood. DIS
agreeable noW from the nose. tickling In mo
throat. offensive breath, pain over ana between
tho cyos. ringing and bursting noises 10 the oars
Ars tho more common symptoms. CaiHrrh -
cnrod By Hoods sarsaperilia, which strikes
directly nj IT, cause by removing MI impurities
from the blood, building up the diseased ussues'
and giving healthy tono 20 the whole systoin.
"Hoods sarsspariIla has helped no moro Tor
ca,arrh aud impure blooi than anything eiso
ever tsed.r A. BALI, Syracuse, y. \.
"Thls ccrtnes that vas cured OK bad case
Of ca,arrh by Hoods saraaparills two years ago"
WITHIN NOYEs. East Jefferson, Me.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30

In reply TO what Is said by tho Tndcr-
Appeal in favor OF appointing or electIng
q commission q "men Of affairs to settle
the state debt We would say that to do so
would, we think. be to make two settle
meuts necessary -One to be agreed upon
hy the British commission and our com
mission, and another TO be agreed upon
between our commission and the Lcgis!a-
turc II the Legislature had iniSs7 elected
a commission ct outsiders they would
probably have accepted the THonS1oN-
proposition. The Legislature
would undoubtedly have rejccicdlt. and so
the Democratic party might second time
have been divided into two factions on the
Debt question. n ia well that the Legs
la,ure kept the matter IA its own hands.
We think We can assure our Pctcrsh burg
contemporary that the Legislature which
meets next Wednesday viii follow tho cx-
ample OK the la.l. IN any event, we shall
not quarrel with the iaer-Appcrl on the
subject.
+. S. Since The above paragraph was
pcnnod We have received from Official
sources the following statement. il shows
that tho bondholdcrs made nothing IN 1887
by intrusling their case 10 "mcn If NJ
fairs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30

E~~ UNTON-SrATlON METHO-
DIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH corner Twenty.
fourth and = streets Key. JAaEs g. AAbIis.
pastor Preaching ~ D. A. " and ,e) j.. SO. o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30

b. SECOND TKESBYTEHIAN.-
DR.. U0Gg nt n A. ". am b. " hor. Ma
TUENECIL re oli-Market ial al. g. ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30

Mr.. j. ". PmIrn and Mr.. JorT T. Cocr-
EN rlre licd Virginia IN TIE 81. Louis
Silver Convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30

Bs7 CHRISTADELPHIBN ECCLF-
STA Central Hal Mr.. ALEXANDER PAcxls. q
Baltimore, wni discourse. A. ~ a a., 'ut,r.f.
" The Wori-lt Wll Judge i ou 20 ,ho Eli.' AZ
80 p. n. subject. "Ous Cos AID Three Gods
A Truth aud Tradition"
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Ispcfal telegram % ia Dispat,hl

CnAELoru. Y. c., Noveuber 29.-To-day
the weather has been The coolest through
outth.s section this season. Tho temporal
t1.r, went down 10 q degrees last ni Iht,
and Wa 26 degrees at s o'clock tins morn
ing To-ni,hi the mercury ls playing very
low. and II is beloved il Wi lal. as low as
on I..r.... ly fuorulur
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30

Esy- VENABLE-STREET CHURCH
corner OF Twen,y-nrst ans tousbls. -sgul4y
school a. geo A.. 4. Preceding ny Rev. b. q
Plrr ash A. N. and '.30. p ii. q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30

ccy- SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
co.e.r Haiu ami sixth stroetH.-Hoe W W
ItsuaCA, n. d.. VIII preach o.! u A. 81. oal s.
Pm. %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-24

M AIMED, TO KIM UUI IWU
W LARGE CONNECIlNG BASEMENT
ROOMS. with LatrObe stove heat water. and ore
gas-burncr, for $40 per month. Al-o, one
THlRD-STORY SMALL ROOM. cheap. franklin
street between sixth and Eighth. Address OCCU-
PANT, care Dispdtch Office. SO 2-5t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-24
FIRED AT THE TRAIN.
Political. Military, and Personal Notes
Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l


FARRyLLE. VA. September 2}-SOme excite
mont was created here this evening upon the NJ
rival Of Passengcr-Tr6in No from tho West,
whom the police officers were apprised that IN a
cut IN tie Corporate limits Of The town some
person had nroi pistol or rine-ball through
one OF the windows Of the train. near which sal
Passenger Fletcher Hunter. 4 negro ilagman
said that just before the trsin passed the point
Ct which the shooting was done he saw several
white boys near tue place, ont I whom bore on
h.s shoulder "a Iifie. They were strangers u
him aud thoro ia no proof a. 10 their Identity
Major X H. FoOre, Of AppOmatiox. addresses
the people at Cum boTland Courthouse to-day 10
behalf Of Mckinney and tho Democracy.
Tonight ne appeared before a large crowd Ia
the Planters Warehouse here and made an able
epeoch, In which he gave Malone particular Ats.
There wore present large number OF ladies'.
Colonel 10. Lane stern, tnapector-g general OIL
State militia, made an inspection OF the tarm-
VILE Guard tonight The soldiers presented a
very credilablo appearance.
Rev. Mr.. ROdrigues aud wife. nee Miss trede-
Ifck Venab!e. Of Prince Edward. ana SOD, Of
south America. are here on visit 10 relatives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-24
Condensed Tclegrams.

Cardinal schlaffino II dead. He was born In
1920 aud made cardinal In 1850
Snow has fallen on Mt Washington for the last
few days and yesterday IL was eighteen Inches
deep.
Jacksonville. Fla, had an unprecedented fall
OF rain yesterday. number oil streets "eFe
flooded.
Nelson. the Mslne stallion. won the great stat
Hon RAGS for tina Balch stakeoi fiUOVO AT beacon
PARK, Boston, yesterday.
II rumored that President Harrison "a con-
aldering the appointment OF 4. u. Campbell, OF
kansas, as Pension Commissioned
There is strong agitation for m increase OF
the restrictions on the American merchants and
missionaries at treaty poris.
At Harlan Courihousr. in Kentucky, Sunday
p,vht sicht prispuers escaped from jail. Two or
three men charged with murder wore among the
LOT.
President gano,u. OF the Ecclesiastical Acade-
nv OF rome. is going 10 Washington to assist at
the inauguration Of tho new Catholic university
Ia that city.
A tornado Of great violence passed over Pablo
Beach, sixteen miles from Jacksonville on the
Atlantic coast, at o'clock last night, causing
great damage.
General Nathan s. Coz WA expected last
night 10 accompany the Presidents party on tho
Nest Virginia "trip today but he telegrnphed at
q late hour that 10 could not 60.
Tho report Is current nj Malaga that tho Span
tsh guntoat Cocodrtlio was fred upon by ruiz
nans on tho Morocco coast and that tho gun
boat replied, destroying number OF Moorish
houses.
George Doello. Of Montague. Mich. attempted
% brain his stepcaughter with an axe sunday.
An alarm Was raised. no was capiuroi. locked
up and yesterday found dead in his cell. having
committed suicide
An explosion OF gas occurred In a coal-mine
Ior
badly burned. q. W. Branscom, the inside b1ss,
IS reported dying, and James Knight, 1t ~
thought, cannot live.
The s,aomont prepared AT the Treasury Dc
partment shows that there now remains Ia the
Treasury but $3.50 ,2sl standard silvor dollars
that are not represented by silver-certincates In
circulation. out OF total coinage OF standard
silver dollars 10 date Of {339.2636JQ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-24
Politics in Essex.

TApPAliANN0CG, Va, September 20 1889.
Last Monday (courl-day hero the whites, Only
aliEhHy Varleeatod with the darker hue, were al
dressed In front of the hOte-por in STIRRING
speeches by Hons A. Is. Evans, H. K. Pollard
and Thomas CroStOn, while X H. Farr waa Ia
yanguing his sable hearers in the courthouse
who had been notified 10 come TO hear him
There were only nine white men in the crowd
aud five OF the number were Democrats mere
Eolely out % curiosity.
To-day the Democratic Congressional Commit
toe mot he.o and a number Of county chairmcr
90 Sorfer with IT, and congressional and senate
rial. district and county CRnyassers were aTA
pointed and the WORK OF the canvass wen map
ped out Encouraging reports were received
amply sufficient 70 convince all that what Ii
needed 20 insure victory is thorough organiza
ton. hard WORK. and AS much money as can be
raised. Chairman W. A. Jones cannot be toe
highly commended for the efficient manner III
which ho Is conducting the campaign.
There are Discussions IN the Republican cauF
In this county. and lhey are delaying tho nomi
nation OF a candidate for the House Of Delegates
for that reason.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-24

NTANTED, A SITUATION IN A
w PRIVATE FAMILY with some largo chill
dren. Mathematics. &c. A man. Apply T. E.
W. T.. DOWNlNG. Had!ock, Northampton c9un-
fv. Va. se 2i-3t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-24
The Cruiser Charleston.

WASHINGTON, September 2l-The official re-
port Of tho TRIAL Board OF the COW cruiser
Charleston was received at the Navy Depart
ment from San Francisco to-day. Tho report
shows tho maximum horse power developed 10
bo Oslo. while the average power was considcrA-
bly lees making q deficiency under the contract
requirement calling for about 10000 penalty.
Tho board stated that the hull, fittings, engines.
machinery. boilers. etc. wero strong and well
built and In conformity with the contract and
changes made ny the department, ana That tho
vessel was sufficiently strong 70 carry her coal,
equipment etc. They called attention 10 the
better vacuum maintained by the improved air
pumps adopted by the contractors. by means OF
which fally l5O-horso power vas saved. No &C
lion has as vet icon taken upon tho report Sc
cretary Tracy being ab,ent az present. but the
vessel win undoubtedly be accepted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-24
A Sensible lad.



IYNcuBURG. VA, September "A little white
boy, while walking on the Richmond and Dan
vile road just outside the city yesterday, die
covered heavy slide Of dirt on tho track lie
Tan back 70 tho depot and notified the authori-
ties Who had the track cleared before the train
came along aud possibly saved a bad wreck.
Tho next society event here will be the mar
riage Of niss hosa V. Bailey and Howard v.
johnson, which occurs az ST. Paups church al
high noon October "a.
The Richmond and Allegheny telegraph line
viii transfer ali its commercial business over 70
the Western Union October ist.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-24
Murdered His Wife.

~ -
CuLPEYEE Va. September 23-A murder 90
CURED saturday night on the farm Of Samuel
Jones, about tour or i've miles from this place.
~ soons that some negroes we're having on
nAthuey night "cake-walk " at the house Of
Jsmoe Fitzgerald. During the evening ono OF
NC negroes present kissed the wife Of Pitz-
gerald. wherevpon the latter seized his gun and
nred o. his wife, the whole charge striking her
IN the side. making a dreadful Wound. She fell
end expired ~ nf'een minutes. After commit
WY the deea fitzgerald coolly walked upstairs
snd vent 70 bed. lie was arrested and Is now in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-24
Murdered ncr Husband.
Especial telegram 70 tho Dispa,chi

'rfNttNAA " tAo BiobdtcI.l
RALEi0n. n. C., September PA YER, sen.o.
ronal crime Was laid bare here to-day. Isst
saturday ia barton's Creek township. tbia
county. John Waller. q negro. was discovered
Iylng ~ bis house win moro than dozen
wounds inflicted By All axe. Suspicion rests5
upon bis wiie. Celia Waller. woman OF great
size ana strength. she sGs arrested last night
IL was found that she aud her husband had
quarreiled aud fought. snd that she seized an
sxo asd literally cut him 70 piecer she was
brought 70 jail this morning. The solicitor drew
bill Of Indictment against her for deadly 40
eeuit. bat after this had been done the man
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-24
Marine Disasters.

iHpoSho lclofrAh 70 The Dispatch1
NORFOLK, VA. September 22-The schoonar
H. 7. hing. Captain kogers. from Philado phia
VIZ coal i0r this port, arrived here TO-DAY with
al her sails aud libD0om blown away She vas
over ,hree weeks making the trip. Tho Captain
no.eo protest, ana reports seeing the body OF a
sallor hoe log on Hog Island. supposed 10 be
.he poay 81 Tie mate OF tie lost schooner Gas
ton y. Hubbard.
The schooner Hattie 8. Barbour. from Rich
bore leaking and for r0pairs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-24
BOYLE,S CASE.
a Truc BiiI Against the ES-Priest.

RALEIGH. y C.. September 23.-To-day In tho
Wake superior Court criminal terml the grand
Jury returned true bill against ex-Presi John
J. Boyle for committing an assault upon Geneva
Whitaker. a young girl OF this city. Boyle WIN
be arraigned for trial tomorrow morning., ana
Solicitor Argo today gave notice thai Inc case
would be set for hearing October leG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-24

A UCTION SALE OF DETACHED
N TWO-sTORY FRAME DWELLING
AND
LARGE CORNER LOT. RESERVOIR AND
WALLACE STREETS.
ON TIE ELECTRIC LINE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-24
AN ENeLlsHMAN MURDERED.
Three Men Arrested on suspicion-One
Notorious Character.
IspccIal lclegram 70 .hc pIspa,ch.l

Especial telegram 10 the Dspatch.l
CnAmpsToS. w. Va, September 81 AT Coal
Valley samuel Faris. an Epglieh miner orn-
nlovcd bv the Consondated Goat Company. was
found iy.ng dead Mt 2.l5 yesterday morning by
Constable Hoge. lie had boon shot Immediately
under the left ear. the ball ranging downward.
N IL believed tho object Of the crime was rob-
berry, as ne was thought 70 have had son'o money
on hts person. Only ten csnts were found IN bia
pockets Quite mum 1cr Of arrests have been
made on SUSPICION a. d the coroners jury laio
tbis evening rendered a verdict that from tho
evidence they believed Hiram Ilcndenin, lisa;
Wsfcrs and William Roniey wero implicated Ia
the murder. All arc under arrest Cleudenln
is a desperate character who has figured In
many deeds Of the smaller order OF ouuswing-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-24
TUESDAY, sErrRMpER q. ~.

at $50 o'clock p ~. the LOTS OF LAND above
referred 10 I'm parcels or as a whole I'D the com
missioner may deem bost-tO wit:
lHKEE LOTS, fronting 20 feet each, situated
on tho south side % Leigh street beginning on
the corner of the west line OF Norton street,
running back In parallel lines lis feet TO an
alley IN common 10 feet wide, with tho FRAME
DIV ELLINGTON AND KITCHEN located
prime pRly on the middle lot.
Also, FOUR LOTS fronting on tho west sido OF
Norton street, three Of which said lots have a
frontage OF q foet each and one OF 20 feet, aud
have depth Of - feet. beginning on the inter-
section Of the l0-fOot alley running back west
wardly IN parallel lines with said alley Y feot
10 m alley In common feet wide. thence along
aaid alley souihwardly the respective width OF
each lot. The last lot with a FRAME BUILD
ING thereon is located on tho south thereof on
the 20 foo, alley known a. Catherine street, run
ming along said Catherine street to Norton
suect - feet
All Of tho foregoing lots will be sold In accord
ance with plat ~ survey ~ laid out by Bolton
q Taliaforr0 surveyors, made on the ID day Of
september. 1889.
TERMS: one third cash the residue In equal
instalments by negotiable notes az SIX and
twelve months, with interest added from the
day 81 -nle and the tito 70 be- retained until
the pGrrhase price IS fully paid and u convey
auce ordered by the Court.
WILLIAM FLEGENHEIMER.
Special Commissioner.