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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-18
ELECTR0CyTI0N
FULLY DISCUSSED BEFORE THE
BRITISH ASSOCIATION.

Execution bv Electricity Declared impos-
sible-Woris Resumed on London Docks.
collision Threatened Between the La
bDrerS and the "BIacklegs."
LONDON. September l7.-In a dis
cu-sior&iefore the British Association
ON the subject of electricity. Mr.. W.
=. Preece. chief electrician OF the post
Office department. said that the law
recently passed by the New York Leg
islature providing for The execution Of
condemned murderers by electricity
would have to be rescinded. He
claimed that it was impossible
to get current Of sufficient in
tensity 10 kill a man with csl-
tainty. lie had experimental with
an enormous induction coll. and had
tried with a spark twenty inches long
% Kill a pig. but could not. lie knew
of several instances of persons takin.
shocks. and who at the time were sup
posed 90 have been killed, but who
were afterwafd quite well. Tee son
sati0nal reports published in the news
papers about people being killed by
shocks from electric wires had. upon
investigation. been found 10 be non
sense.
WORK RESUMED ON THE DOCKS, BUT
MORE TROUBLE FEARED.
The advice of the leaders of the strike
90 the dock laboreis to observe all the
provisions of the agreement under
which they returned to work appears
10 have been efiCctual. Work has been
fully resumed on the Victoria and
West India docks. The directors of the
deck company threaten general lock
cut If the men DO not live up TO the
terms OF the agreement that their rel
resentatives have signed.
the trouble which nOw threatens TO
undo the good work of John Burns
and render futile the mediation of Car
dinal Manning arose from an infrac
tiOn of the agreement Of the dock COM
panies that they would not employ new
hands i'm the place of their striking
wOrkmen. When the latter returned !
10 the Royal Albert docks yesterday 10 |
handle freight. they found employed |
there several hundred of the men
known as "bllcklegs'" This infuriated |
the old men and they Immediately qnit |
work. But for the influence Of John |
Burns there would have been riot. |
Immediate steps will be now taken to |
organize the Riverside Lab0rer's Union. |
GENERAL COUNCIL PROPOSED.
The Dockers Union already has 49,
poo members the Light rmen 600. and |
the Sieyedores , 800. 1t is proposed to
mite these bodies and form a General
Council, 10 which an disputes between
,api.al and labor shall be referrel.
IHE RIPPER PROMISES ANOTHER MURDER
LONDON, September 1.-THE central
Ners is in receipt Of a letter signed
jack the Ripper. wherein the writer
promises TO commit another murder in
l50ut week. The handwriting of the
l0te il the same as that of the letters
md postal cards received by the Central
lcirs sometime ago. in which the Rip
Der declared his intention % pursue his
course until he should reach the num-
Der of fifteen victims. and there is no
lOubt of the lettor' authenticity.
CABLE NOTES.
VIENNA, September lit Is now
stated that % 600 families in NJ nte-
negro are likely TO suffer fsom the
anime prevailing there.
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| guage oTatOrial aud pregnant with unde
niable facts. Mr. Little was nominated
by acclamatiou. and a committee wa
papointed to wait upon him. inform
him Of the fact and request him TO ad'
dress the convention.
During the absence of the committee
loud aud repeated calls were made for
HORACE LACEY.
Major Lacey appeared in one of his
happIest moods lie detailed the his
tory of both political parties from their
cradles TO the present time. He talked
about Malone. picturirg him as dcfor-
nifty in the great field Oi affection near
and dear to eveTy true NirgiDian. At
times the speaker ascended TO flights of
eloquence superb. He spoke Of the
nomination Of Mr. Little as wise step
upon the part II the convention. lie
regarded him as the strongest. man in
the district. Inthe bu0yancy Of youth.
with great powers Of speech. and on
unfilnching zeal aud energy. the Demo.
cratic flag in this Senatorial district
Will wave glori0usly and triumphautly
ovsr the dirty and miserable sheet Of
Mahonesm.
The committee brought in
MR. LITTLE
amid deaiiriug cheers. lie was intro
duced by Chairman Holiday in a short
and appropriate speech. Mr.. Little
acquitted himself m "a manner not only
crcdtable To himself, and the town of
his nativity. but also as the son of the
old Commonwealth to whom -he
may point with infinite pride.
At times he arose TO flights
Of elCquerce. that marked him as q
young man of genius. Seldom. indeed.
has the principles Of the Democratic
party Lcen better yindicaicd than by
Mr.. Little. lie appealed TO the rank
and file of the party To OF with their
coats and put their shoulders TO the
wheel. live or die. sink or SWIM
IN their efforts 10 down Mahone. Nir-
ginia may be governed by white people.
but not by negroes. and that clas, that
call themselves white. but are un-
worthy of the name of citizenship IA
this glorious and horored old Com
monwealih.
Mr. Little was greeted with the
heartiest applause throughout his
speech, and no one doubts but what be-
will be elected by large IN J0r!.y.
There being no further business be-
fore the convention. it sdJouracd.
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ANCIENT ALEXANDRIA.
Visitors at Democratic
Headquarters 90 Additional Appoint
ments-GcneraI Mention

1 bistihkuisheu Ni>itors at Democratic
| Headquarters - Additional Appoint.
ments-General Mention.
ALEXANDRIA. September H. Special
Hon. j. Hoge Tyler. General ". H.
+. Lee and Major r Taylor Scott were
among the callers at the Democratic
Committee headquarters to-day.
POLITICAL NOTES.
The Democrats of the city and county
meet in convention here tomorrow t.
nominate Frank Hume for the House
of Delegates.
During political gathering at Fair
fax Courthouse yesterday. where
Messrs. Mccormick and Moore ad-
dressed the people Mahonete became
insolvent and abusive, and would have
got sound drubbng had he no. been
taken off by friends at critical
moment.
The Gd,ette's Washington CORES
pondent sends to that paper to-day, the
following good item: "COl. John W.
Fairfax, of Prince William county.
Virginia, was in the city to-day. Ii
will bo remembered that Col. Fairfax
was on the staff of General Longstreet.
Since the war he has voted and acted
with the Republicans. lie says he
cannot stand Malone. but will vote for
an independent. aud il no ticket is OIL
cred he will vote for Heermans. Of
Montgomery. who refused the Assist
ant District AttOrneyship Of the west
ern district Of Virginia. Another
prominent Republican kicker" IS re-
ported in Col. Jas. l.. Taliaferro, Cf
Stafford county, Virginia, nephew Of
the celebrated John Taliaferro. who for
more than thirty years represented the
northern neck in the House of Repre-
sentatlyes.
GENERAL AND PERSONAL.
The American Electric Supply and
Appliance Company was granted
charter by Judge Norton, OF the Cor
pOration Court to-day. The capital
stock is put at $500 600, dividend into
100 shares. The officers are: f. c.
Martin, of Brooklyn. n. y, president
Charles Richter, OF Trenton. n. j., Sc
cretary ; and Cyrus lloffet of Pniladel-
pho, treasurer.
Miss Brosie Beverley Corse has gone
to Staunton to enter the school Of Mrs.
General otuayt.
Mrs. J. T. Beckham was in the city
to-day on her way back TO the country
seat near Brady Stations She had been
under the care of Dr.. Loving. Of Wash
ington, for a trouble Of the eyes.
Mr.. Stephen Henderson, the in
surance agent, slipped and fell this
evening, striking his head and hurting
a.. l. 4 L.
Old Miss Alice Owens is dead.
ADDITIONAL APPOINTMENTS.
The following additional appoint
ments were made to-day:
Mr.. r. II. CALDWELL,
Chesterfield, Monday. Oct. IA.
Goochland, Monday. Oct. 81.
MAJOR J. HoGE TYLER (additional.
Frederick. Friday, Sept. 10th.
Warren, Wednesday. Sept. 18th.
Lynchburg. Friday, Sept. eth, night.
Manchester. Friday, Oct. 4th night. /
New Kent, Wednesday, oct 9th.
Southampton, Monday. Oct. 2lst.
Surrey. Tuesday. Oct 22d.
Fluvanna. Monday. Oct. 2S.h.
HON. JOHN W. DANIEL.
Washington, Monday, Sept. 23d.
MAJOR r. TAYLOR SCOTT.
Nottoway, Thursday, Oct Sd.
Greensvile. Monday. Oct. 7th.
Prince George. Thursday, Oct. lOlh. |
Lunenberg, Monday. Oct. 18th.
Dinwddis. Monday, October 2lst.
Brunswick. Monday, October 2eih.
HON. W. II. T. LEE.
Westm oreland, Monday. Sept. 23d.
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DROWNING IN wEsTMoReLAND.
\ Popular Young Man Capsized While
eailing.

OAK GROVE, VA. rid FREDZRICKS-
BUKG. VA. September H. Special -
Randolph Reed. sixteen-year-0lJ son OF
Captain l.. J.. Reed. was drowned in
Mattoax creek. a short distance from
this place, on the POiCmsc river. about
six O'Clock this afternoon Young Reed
was out saiIin1 alone. and &c is supposed
a sudden squail of wind struck the boat.
capsizDg it aud throwing him into the
water. where lie drowned before aid
could reach him.
Captain Reed. the father Of the Young
man. is now in Washington with his
vessel, to which place word was sent OF
the sad affair.
Ran" As he was called by all who
knew him, was very popular young
man throughout this section Of West
moreland county. His body at this
hour, $40, has not been recovered.
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FALL OVERCOAT !!

see that the one you choose be expressive
Of your innate sensibility. Your anxiety tn
obtain one that Is correct. according To fhe
dictates Of Fashion, Will I'M rclsfln our mas
tcrpleces Of tailoring skin. Perhaps $40 IL
the sum mentally laid aside for It's purchase:
$40 will purchase garment that. by is
dressiness. will prove that money has not
ALL To DO with style. The better ones run
nom SIS upwards silk lined aud sllk faced.
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BASE BALL.

Games Played Yesterday.
At Philadelphia-Athletic- -Brookly Il
game postponed; rain.
At Pittsburg Pittsburg- Cleveland
game postponed: rain.
At Washington - Washington-New
York game postponed; rain.
AT Boston-Bostons. >; PhiladelphIas.
I.
At Columbus-Columbus, ): Balli-
mores. /.
At Chicago-Chicagoes, 10; lndianap-
oils. 5.
At tLouisville-Louisviles, 1: Cincin-
natis. ,.
At st. Louis-St. Louis-Kansas City
no game.
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THREATENED TROUBLE.


Race Collision Feared in Alabama.
MONTGOMERY. ALA, September H.
Considerable excitement prevails at
Calera. sixty miles north Of this place.
over a threatened collision OF race trou-
BILE growing out of the discovery OF an
incendiary letter written by a negro,
which revealed plot against the whites,
and urging the negroes to insurrection.
\ villainous white man, who Is at
the bottom Of the trouble, is being
sought for, and, if caught, will be
hung. The marshal of Calera has
wired here for three dozen of Winches-
Ter rifles.
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Window -G.a., Syndicate.

PIrrsBURG. PA, September 1.-THE
local window-glass manufacturers
have, within the past few weeks, held
several secret meetings, the object OF
which was not aseertained gntil to-day
when it was learned that they haye
formed a combination with a capital
of 81, 900. 900, for the purpose of build
ing q monster window-glass factory
with two or more tanks.
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FATAL PRIZE FIGHT.
One of the Pugilist> Killed,

ST. LOUIS, September l1.-Ihomas
Jackson, well-known young man OF
this city, and Ed Ahern, clever light
pugilst, engaged in a prize fight IN
Daly's sporting resort, in tins city, last
night. Eleven rounds were fought.
and at the end of the eleventh round
Jackson was led fainnng to his chair.
Inc fighting was desperate. Jackson
died a few minutes after being taken to
his chair. and before medical attention
could be secured. Ahefn was arrested.
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CAMPBELL COUNTY
Fatal shooting Anrsy.

LyycHBURG, Va, Sept. l7.-Sam
Morris, 4 young farmer, shot and kill, d
a drunken negro. named Lewis Decker
son. near Castle Craig, Campbell county,
Sunday. Morris was wounded in the
arm by pistol ball fired by Dickerson,
who in turn was shot three times in the
abdomen.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, September i7.-Tom
Allen, champion pugilist Of the
world, Tom Kelly, Dan. DAILY. Ed.
Kelly. Artie Flint, and Charlie Daily,
who took part IN the DaIy-Kelly prize
fight in Lincoln county, Mo-, two years
ago, the longest prize fight Of It's class
on record. have been arrested. and
were taken yesterday to Troy, Mo-, Tor
trial.
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DARING ROBBERY


MINNEAPOLIS. MIMI, September IL
The Journals Ashland, Wis, special
saws: A daring highway robbery IN
broad daylight was committed on the
streets of the city yesterday afternoon.
An cid german was walking with John
Kirby andlJohn Fischer when they grab
bed him by the throat and reiieved MN
of $40. The highwayman then ran
but were captured after several shots
had been fired. Fischer escaped on the
way 10 jail.
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The ambulance was called yesterday
to the corner OF Cary and Thirteenth
streets. TO drunken man who fell and
cut his head. lie was not much hurt.
lie was sent to his home in a wagon.
The ambulance next went to Pace 3
factory to colored man who had an
apoplectic fit. He was treated by the
physician in charge and taken 10 his
home, Thirtieth street between VI and
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Terrible Mortality From Diphtherii

I7T' -'f'T' '7ffIFF ''7'7I
Boone. Iowa, September IA fear
fu! fatality was reported yesterday ~
the family of John ZimtLal. There
were ten children. and all left in a
wagon for Milwaukee about September
lst. They were ten days on the road
aud on arriving in Milwaukee nine OF
the children were taken with diphthe-
ria, siA dying within six days. They
contracted the disease on tie road.
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Hunting Murderer with Dlood-hounds

Hunting MufdtI'r VIII I"UH-H"'IIT''
HOPKINsvILLE. KY, September H.
The excitement over the killing of Con-
ductor Lemon by VIM. Brame. of this
city, continues, and. as Brame has been
seen by reliable parties near here in the
past forty-eight hours, those no are
most determined in the efforts to catch
him, yesterday received a pair Of blood
hounds from Nashville, with which to
continue the hunt.
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SPARTA, ILL.,. September i7.-John
McCully. who shot and killed Constable
Crossen las. Thursday. narrowly es-
capped lynchiDg last night. The lynch
ing party organized and made prepara-
tions to attack the Jail. When the sheriff
was informed of what was taking place
he secretly took McCully out OF the
rear door, and by train to Chester.
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pA,i'RoAp ACCIDENT At THAx
TONS.

special 10 The Times
ROANOKE. VA, September l6.-At
r,,s.,on's saturday evening, an engine
na a on buggy in which Capt: W.
~ p1' FIVE F and his daughter, Miss Katie,
II. riy1 sysased I The horse was killed, the
buggy S.ss tosu 10 pieces, and the occupants
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-18

VIRGINIA ARSENIC, BROMIk AM
LITHIA WATER.-Compare analysis and
you Will see that our water is nearly
three times the strength of any other
arsenic water, and contains no organic
matter. For sale by all druggists, and
by l.. p. Routt. sole agent, Second and
Main streets. Send forcircular.
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PKOI'OsAIS.
PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING. LITH-
L CGRAPHING BINDING, RULING, &C.
OFFICE oF SUPERINTENDENT Oh
pJsIIf PRINTING

OFFICE of SUPERINTENDENT Oh
PUBLIC PRINTING,
RciiMoSD. Va, september 4. 1883.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL. BE KECEIv-
cd at this Office until
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1850.
at II O'Clock. NJ. for the Printing. Lithograpn-
ing, Binding, Ruling. &C.. TOR the state OF
Virginia for one year nom october l. lssO
Printed schedules showing Ia detail tho
class incatiOns. VIII be furnished ON app,ica-
tion 10 bidders. on which all the bids viii bo
required 10 be made.
The provisions OF the law In reference to
the experience and facilities AT the time uf
the bidding Will be rigidiy construed.
Contractors Will be required 10 enter into
bond With security 10 De approved by the
secretary OF the COMMONWEALTH for the
prompt aud faithful execution OF their con-
tracts.
The right Is reserved OF rejecting any AMI
all bids, and the work will Dc awarded In
such lots or portions as the superintendent
may deem proper. j. II. O'AANNUN.
superintendent VI Public Printips,
sel-eod6t
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dragged some distance. and rendered
insensible. They are badly bruised
and the young lady completely pros
trated. The engine approached in the
darkness without ringing the bell for
the crossing, as required by law. Capt.
Frye will bring suit.
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buckingham Democrats Aroused.

BuoBINGHsM c. III September To-
Special. buckingham Democrats are
aroused and will nominate man for
the House on the 23i inst. We are or.
ganizing and will Try and redeem the
county. Never before saw such en-
thusiasm.
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NEW JERSEY REPUBLICANS.
Meeting of the state ConsentIon-Nomi-
nations and Platform.

TRENTON. y. j.. September l. The
Republican State Convention to-day
nominated General l.. Gruble for Gov
ernor. The platform which Will be
adopted endorses the Harrison admin
istration. declares in favor Of ballot re-
form a. provided in the Australian
system Of voting. aud promises to assist
the labor element in the passage Of
labor laws. IL stands by the policy Of
railroad taxation, as embodied IN the
present law. which they claim orig
mated with the Republican,
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SCOTT COUNTY.

,...o.Lllcan Nomination - f"depepden'
Democratic Candidate.
FsrELLymLs, September l7.-lSpe-
c;al THE Scott county Republicans
today nominated Major II. w. hold
way for the House of Delegates, He
was a Blaioe elector for the Ninin
Miller Craft, brother of Rev. J. Is.
Craft has announced himself an inde,
oandent Democratic candidate. and VIII
p,obably be endorsed by the party.
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0vERCOArS.
Style Is The
Dress Thought.

The garment most Indispensable and Tie
one always conspicuously indicative Of the
wearers good taste and lud.ment is the
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CHEW stallion Tobacco, best ten
cent plug on the market. Save the tin
tags and gel handsome and useful
present.-ady.
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THE BOSTON
1909 MAIN STREET,
Opposite Postoffice.
SCHW ARZSCHILD & CO.,
AUCTION s,Lrs-ru,ure Day..
OF LAND.

Pursuant 90 the terms of dced of trust of
record In the clerks Office OF Northumber-
land county. the undersigned trustee viii
offer at public auction. tO The highest bidder.
at HeathsNilic. in said county,
oN 1ilE l7rn DAY OF OCTOBER. 1889.
ala that VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND con-
Ncyei hy q. g.. htlNiu and William q. Jannev
to the said trustee tp secure the payment of
the balance Of the purchase money thereon
90 John X. Coles; said land lying on tho
Great " Micomoco river In the aforesaid coun-
~, and containing eighty gcrcs, bee the sama
more or less.
IEaN.: cash as 10 costs and purchase
money. and ~ tO any residue viii be- made
known on day of sale.
LLOYD 4 SMITH. Trustee.
SepfeWber Il. 1850. sei3-BOt
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CHEW stallion Tobacco. best ten
cent plug on the market. Save the tin
tags and get a handsome aud useful
preseut.-adv.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-18

CHEW stallion" Tobacco, best ten
cent plug on the market. Save the tin
tags and get handsome and useful
present. t.--Rdy,
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The committee on resolutions report
ed several series endorsing the Ma
lonal Democratic party, embracing the
fight in the State against Malone; en-
dofsiDg lhe Democratic views OF the
tariff, and made an earnest appeal TO
every Democrat to rally around the
Gag Of the party and carry it to vic
tory.
The Chair having ANNOUNCED that
nominations were in order, the Hon.
Thomas Z. Wallace sented the name
Of Mr.. William A. Little, Jr., for the
nomination. Mr.. Wallace made a
pointed, short and appropriate speech.
lie spoke of the ability. the availability,
the political zeal Of Mr. Little in lan-
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HOTELS.

NATURAL BRIDGE EHOTELS.-ItE
hotels Will be kept open with music anu sn"
summer service during The months Oh osP.
NMnrf and october. rpcci9l montpy ''.', ia'ss
rilii warrant this and iusufc contbuvus
heiAl HE. Ibe dryness and great eievntion
W the place make ~ one Of the flrst hesith ie~
Aofis la the country. J.F. WILSON
hel ssIipGndent.
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THE THIRTEENTH SENATORIAL
DISTRICT.

Mr. " william A.Iittie Nominated a. sena-
tor-ynboundcd Enthusiasm.
FREDERICKsBURG. VA, September Il.
SPECIAL The Democratic Senatorial
Convention. composed Of Louisa, Spott-
sylvania, Stafford, and this city. con-
vened here to-day. Chairman j..
Horace Lacey called the convention to
order, and nominated Mr. c. j. Chart
ters as temporary chairman. and
Messrs. A. IL. Dickinson and w. IL.
Merchant as secretaries. The usual
committees were appointed, aud re-
ported IN favor Of NJ. Henry Holiday
as chairman and Messrs. Merchant and
Dickinson as permanent secretaries.
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Robert &. Terrll, Of Massachusetts,,
a colored man, was to-day appointed a
chief of division in the Fourth Auditors
Office by Secretary Window.
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I...I NI RICHMOND. SErrENnER Il.
ARRIVED.
schooner N.N.e g. sawyer. Wcsy. Wind
. rMsfrr. Warner Moore.
boomer Maul ~. dudley. oliver. kennc-
.rr i.rNuunl ice Company.
SAILED.
schooner Wuncr Moore. Hooper New
..r.. II. r1n j. n. Gordon. agent. vessel,
I.Ii.- g. lArktr.
lI-Iou-Ior-I MEMORANDA.
I.. American schooner Nelic r. SAWYER
....ftl from Nuva scotia with cargo of plas-
...o consigned fl Warner Moore.
INl Nuu-N steamship Alps cleared West
I..lf with cargo uf cotton flr Liverpool
PORT Of NEWPORT NEWS, SElT. T..
ARRIVE.
steamship Merida. New York. % coal.
-f.lnsnln ruYanlottc New York, and
e'IIrd iol Sew 3 ork, merchandise.
SAILED.
steamship Advance. Brazil. merchandise.
.r-.I-. l-. Hni muI.
schooner Nny Williams. Charleston. cORl.
IUr NArlrman. with bargDs Alexander the
..I.f Inffl Thompson. Robert Brady. and
s..u. Philadelphia. loaded with coal.
AtiEEll s. POINT, ~trIrNHER L..
I.s following schooners loaded To-day.
A.. Alien. Charleston. Fannie J.. Wal
... IUr l0fa.. CHARLES a. Briggs. lrovl-
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VOL. IlI.-NUMBER lO7!
MlATuIK IOEICAsrs.

rr WsSiuVc VcroN. u. c.. September l..
.lOr Virginia. Rain. followed hv
| tik .much CoOlcr clearing weather and
n0rihWcsttrlN winds. For North
- Carolina. rain; lower temperature:
winds shifting Co northwcsterly.
Ilo cyclone reuor' cd Yesterday In the Fast
I..f Ias moved 90 The northwest The
.is have decreased in force on the coast
.r IUIfIe. and increased ou the Louisiana
.rI IrNas cO0st. The maximum velocity re-
f.iI.I 'FUm port fads IL thirtN six miles
..Iilcast und tvcuty-iouf miles per hour
f.U Galveston.
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THE COLLEGE OF WILLIAM
AND MARY

.Sa STATE MALE NORMAL SCHOOL
...fae just closed most successful session
H..Ir. iis Ig-ih ycar on OCTOBER 3 lee"
... .mli od md twenty eight state S'hoi"i
... fr..o o, tuition and 40 cost for board
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l.m Richmond. on the chesapeake ana OHIO
I.. Ifo1d. send for catalogue.
LYON q. TYLER. President
.lle.esf9fn Williamsburg. Va.