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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-17

nHATIfs.

CAUTLEY.-plod, a, the White sulphur
springs. on SUNDAY, september 18Th, WALTER
RALEIdH CAUrLEY. infaas child Of X n. and
lucy X. Cautlcy. aged one year ana ihfso
months.
HAY.-Dief Thursday. 18Th instant, al 100
p A.. AZ her fathers residence. Dunnsyiuc.
F.sax county. HESkIgrTA l.. devoted vito 81
p n. HAy; aged swsngy-four years sosen
months and twenty-five dayA
TRAST. Died. september 18th, AZ his resi-:
dencA, on fulton nm EDWARD LAChANcs
TkANT aged iOrty-two years
Funseai viii taxo place from his late residence
TisIs lT1lesdayl AFTERNOON, Sopiember i7th.
A. 800 o'clock. Friends and acqusintloees 10
y!ted 20 attend without further notice.
WESTON --Died. september i5io, a. lE1 7.
NJ. Mrs. MARY b. WINSTON. wife 81 tnoAss
y. WINSTON. Of go Eor,h fhtstieth street
Funeral on TUESDAY. September ittn, -
o'clock u. n. krlends end relatives q family
limited % attend
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III. Cyclone Moving westward.
nv talrgrrDh tOthn Dispatch

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, September ia Key
West special % the ItWr-- Union says: Ihe
weather hero is rainy. stormy, aud very throat
cnink The centre Of the cyclone D. expected 10
mass near here after midnight All shipping
hes gore 10 iuto Hurricane hGruor FOR more TO
cure anchorage.
and ofhsr outside property are being occurred.
The only safety Is IN veering 81 tAo Wind to mo
south. Which viii throw the cyclone centre ID
eastward. -,
At6P. n. Havana reports Indicated that tho
cvrlone cenlre was south Of tho ciiy moving
westward.
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ALEXANDRIA.

rsnecial toleeram 70 the Dlspatch.l

I~neflhi tiItElhiii ~ tt4N biHs'At.'4'-
ALEXANDRIA. Va, September lG.-Con-
siderable excitement prevailed to-day over
the allegation that q negro h0y-.ome-
what Of dude named stephen Baker
had assaulted little white girl thirteen
years Of age. The girl was passing outside
of town near the poor-house when the
bow took hold Of her arm aud said he was
going along with her. but she beat him of
with her para-ol. Her father undertook
10 bring the negro into town. but was
stopped by gang Of negroes and con-
PEELED 10 give the boy up. Baker was ar
rested by The police and brought into town,
and tonight he was fined $40 by the
The bakery Of Hin b Go. was broken
into last night and robbed Of "A small
amount of money.
!. II. Rudd was brought from Wgshing-
ton this morning on a charge Of having
forged the name Of his sister, Mrs. Laura
Hall 10 q check for n small amount
Robinson, the colored man who was
found injured on the Midland track on Last
Saturday, is expected to die tonight OF ms
injuries.
Tho electricity was turned on from the
dvnamos to the street lights Tonight 'y
the hand of Mayor Downham, and by 3
o'clock forty-e ght of the siXty-two lamps
wcro alight. The residue will be lighted
tomorrow night.
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4 Peaceful Ending Of One of the Greatest
Strikes on Record.

flfV Anglo = iilf'fl IA abAR ~ tii' ~"
L0ND0N. September l6.-Most Of the
strikers resumed work thi- morning. II is
expected that work ON All the docks will be-
I'm nlll swing Tomorrow 4 thousand m
employed dock-lahorers are waiting at tho
cafes of the docks. IIcy threaten Ylo-
leucc against the men who were employed
10 take the place of the strikers, nnd WHO
the directors OF the companies now retn9e
to discharge. o,,
At the opening Of court to-day in the Old
Bailv the recorder IN charging the grand
Jury referred 20 the recent strike IN Lon
don. lie said that though great number
If mon had been out Of work for weeks and
had suffered great priyatOns. there was
mot a single case on the calendar arising
from the strike. The peaceful behavior oil
the men. he declared, was "a subject Tor IA
tiOnal pride.
Much Nh feeling exists between the dock
laborcrs and tine black legs" name ap-
Dhel 10 the men VINO took the place o. the
strikers and the former refuse 10 WORK
with them. Several encounters have ul-
ready occurred between thcm Many of
the dock laborers protest that the leader,
of fine strike had no right 10 agree 10 the
proposal that the strikers should work
hand IN hand with the " black legs" The
otIicials Of the dock companies have made
strong complaint 10 the Lord Mayor
AGAINST The action of the returned strikers
and he has promised TO do his utmost 10
compel the men 10 live nj 70 the terms Of
their agreement. Meanwhile the situation
is rcgnrded as being SO serious that meet
ieg Of the Joint docks committee, the Con-
Citation Committee. aud theleaderN OF the
strikers has been called 20 convene lmme-
diatelv at the Mansion House.
4 deputation OF ship-Owners arrived at
the Mansion House while the meeting was
i'm progress. Mr.. Burns spoke concerning
the situation and the causes which he'd TO
il. and instanced several cases whore un-
reasonable preference had been given 70
the black legs" II was finally agreed by
all those present at the meeting 70 en-
deavor 10 have an agreement kept intact
bv all parties interested.
At a meeting at Poplar tonight Mr.
Burns said that the treaty with the work
men had been broken by the subordinate
officials of the dock companies. Some OF
tho wharfngers also had tried 10 get the
pen at the old terms, but had failed. I'm
less the agreement with the men was kept
there would be another strike. The di-
rcctors of the dock companies, however,
had assured him that they would prevent
any unfair preference being shown, and
the ship-owners had advised the directors
10 nay the fares OF the blacklegs" and
send them back to their homes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-17
RocKBRlDGE REPUBLICANS.
Nominations for the House OF Delegates

LvvrNoroS. VA. September l6.-Ihe Re
uublicans met here to-day in county con
vention to nominate candidates for me
House. and nominated Colonel John a.
Gibson and John Z. Ackerley. ). J.. Moore,
of Natural Bridge, was the chairman OF
fhe convention. and Hank Shaw secretary;
Colonel Gibson is prosperous farmer and
~ widc-awake Farmers Alliance man, with
a gallant war record Mr. Ackerley Is a
merchant aud opposed to the Farmers Al
liance and a strong lrohibtionlst. tie IS
exactly the opposite 10 Colonel Gibson,
who is whiskcy-distlllcr
The Malone County Executive Commit
tee met this evening, aud j. Lucien liam'l-
ton. biahonc's trusted lieutenant, reslghcu'
ms NAV have its significance politically.
! p. Ackerley was elected to Ill the
place.
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sovereign Grand Iodgc of odd-FeIiovs.
nv telegraph % The Dispatchl

COLunRUs o.. September it-ihe sovereign
Grand Lodge OF odd Fell0w4 convened IN an
nunI sca-i0u ~ noon today with reprc'' Mn
fivcs pre4en. from every state ani l'rr,ory
nnd from Cannda aud the British province lne
delegates were welcomed % ONO oY No'eih"I
b.. Nor and 10 tho ci.y ~ Mayor hrHrk, an on
1.i.alf 81 mo OHIO Odd-l e'iow+ by Grand Ma
Ter Mckinley and Gtan1-Pairarrh Frost Tho
sovereign GRIND Lodge holds iis sessions IN me
House II Representative Hall hrnnl-ol,o
Underwood presided, and al ile gram oI''-lA''
rrara Ureaaut
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GOOCHLAND.
Colonel Tazewen Elicit 91eets Van Aulsen.
fCnrrosnondcnce Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l

GooCnrASp CoUVTy, VA. sept 10, 1889.
The Democracy " tnis county turned out IN
moro than ueIal force to-day. Notice having
been given That colonel TazsWell Elicit, % Rich
mund, would address tho s0vercigns On thie oc-
caei. "a, much enthusiasm prevailed.
quite unexpectedly ~ Was announced that
Mr. Van Aukcn would DE glad 90 divide time
with Colonel Elicit which proposition wac A.
copied. Colonel Ellott's speech was exceedingly
eloquent. ana replota with happy hits.
Mr. Van Auken reiterated ne same old threan-
b.ro arguments u-oI by tho Boss aud his lieu
tenants.
mo Republication Of tho ex-Confodcrato
hriradier " iuiam Malone WAS shown up ln
bold and vigorous style by Colonel Elliott
Colonel h. o. James was unanimously TO-
elected chairman II tho Democratic County
Committee Tor GOOcniaud.
4 convention will bee hold on tho 2Sth instant
o. nominate acaniidate for the House Tor ms
county
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE September ld-Flour fairly asilyo
and .tonIy. Wheat Southern easy fultA. 'oa
ysr. westcrn oasy and lower; No. winter rel.
euot and ~cpfamher 1aa9sf 90. Corn->oUtlcrn
nominal. white ami yellow. l2a{'r. western
a tive aud lower oats .fcaiy; western Thiie,
21a2. kc. Rye quiet; good 60 prime, 'On. ~.
Hay stoaiy ami unchanged PROVISIONS nu-
rta-got T1ftsr urm slr choice: westcrn
psrs g. l0aff.. creamery. f-aiac. Ecgs sinAiy
A. lsalstc. Petroleum quiet, refined, l.lo'.
CONGO quiet. Kio carsUeH. fair NE sugar
steady. A sofi. titc. copper quiet, rehuei.
l0sc. Ireighf5 ~ Liverpool per steamer siceiy;
grain. 5hI.: Cork TOR orders. g. -. keroipis-
Fiuur 1900 barrels: wheat 3htO bpfh'l''
.arn garJ bushels. Caa tUp Dusfef. rye.
lnl bushels. snipm ufa-N heat .HN bush
Els. sales-WLeat lfl.Ol0 bushels. corn. $1,000
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enough a.w n., been .ola y,, to full, .sasus
mScfgvkTf.


CINCINNATI. September li,--Onorines dunns
tho week. 2,s37 hoxsheodz; actual safes 's'o1
hogshoais: receipts. ava hogsheeia
Inc con,tnoe1 large offerings OF the paw iss
weeks bsd a tendency % reatsn prsces w., ~
week. But Iittlo animation was eispisyeo ~
common and medium grades and prices wefs
slightly lover. while good TO ase leaf rsms,nc,
10 fair request and nfm. SpiV'y WV W.
scarce aud ia active demand. ,.-..
Cutting leaf. common iugs nondcscfips
o. 60 %. common luga. eo'ory' tc' W y, 1870
dium lugs. colOry, G.. 20 &c. good Tugs, prigpt
81. 70 q. common leaf. los 10 le. medinn.
leaf. i2c. 10 IA good ieef. ioc. 70 i'@ nu'
leaf ~. q Q7c. an.
Manufacturing Plug stock: Commcn h,'",-.
frosted Sc. 70 &C.. common nlIcr@ dark. = "
&c. medium nlfers. sons color and ooJy. >: "
Toe. good nilcrs. rod and good body len 70 iSc'
mo oilers, bright and good body. lSc 70 foc.
LoUIsyfLLE.
LoUsyfILE. September N-iarger rcre,pei
much heavier sales Of Bnriry az the bikne.,
prices for the better grades this season. nun
lighter offerings % daks. and exceptionally jus
weather Tor mo growing crop were the iee1ius
fgafurel fniS WoaE
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Supreme Court Of Appeals.

STagSp9GS onrt H Of Appeais today tho case
Of eieipcr. Sc. re-. Blackery, &C., from Au-
custa. was further argued by O. Z. Kemper,
Tso.. for appellee. and by Captain James
Bumgarder, Jr.. for appellant, and submit
ted -,
Paxton rs. Steel's administrator, from the
Circuit Court OF Rockbridge, was argued
by :. u. Letchor, Esq, for appellant ana
Colonel +. Pcndlcton for appellee, ana con-
timed for further argument.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-17
MARRIAGES.

AUsTIN-BOwL ER-Married. september IS.
1857, az = ?. NJ. by keH. John +. Woodsari. W.
Delaney I. AUSTIN aud Miss NIkGlNiA
BOWLER Of Richmond.
september. by Rev j. G. Long, y. H., assisted
by Rsy. ). II. Boldridge. J. r. BUDNELi. ksl,
Of Virginia. % Mrs EMMA G. SHAW. OF soa'n
Carolina
THRIFT-JONES- Married, a. the resiience
Of the brides brOsher-ln-laS. MI "iilam %.
Jenkins. on September Oh. ~ hos. ;. L. SloIl-
too. Mr.. WILLIAM -. 1HhlFf and hiss IDA X.
JONES: bosh o. this city.
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Marshal Naglc, who Killed Judge Terry
Released.
IN telograph b Ihe Dlspatoh..

SAN FRASCIsCO. CAL, Soptembcr l6.-Judge
Sawyer In the United states Circuit lourt ms
morning rendered o decision IN tho hdbeds-cof-
pus case II Deputy-M0rshal David Nngle, ana
discharged Nagle from custody. Tho bin Of OK
cepuona fled by council Tor tho stat" was Al
lowed by tho Court, md pending au appeal %
the Vnifod states supreme Copr; Naglo was or
dered 10 De released On hts own rocOgui1anco
with bonds nXe1 AT 5000
Thn announccment Int tho decision WOMB be
rendered In the habeas corpus case oi Deputy.
Marshal Nagle drew many people % tue nued
states Circuit Courtroom today. Justice
Fled occupied scat IN The iury-box.
Judge sawyer aud Judge Sabine were on
tho bench. The decision was very long ono
Judge savior stated that "Ritor mature con-
slderation we have reached the conclusion nat
the homicide IN question "a committed 10y ne
petitioner was whilo BctiDg va the discharge OF
the duty imposed on him ~ thc Constitution
and laws " the Inltel ) nies.
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THE EEPUBLICANs.
CAROLINE DEMOCRATS.
A Harmonious Conycntion--Nominat
Speeches.
lspociM telegram 70 the Dlspaich.l

icpOciM icitEIdm TO tne blfpAtt"'l
BOWLING GREEN, Va. September 1.-THE
delegate % the Democratic County Con
vcution mot here TODAY and were called 10
order by Dr Holloway at II O'Clock. The
names of Captain j. VI. Hudgns, Captain
Allensworth. and Dr. Qucscnberry were
placed in nomination. The latter moved
that ms namc hc withdrawn, which was
done. A ballot was then taken and Cap
tain Hudginz declared the nominee. On
motion of Judge WEIGH Captain iiudgns's
nomination was mad unanimous. speeches
were made bv JUDGE WEIGH, Captain Al
lcusworth. Major ieatrosa, and Common
wealth'--Attorn A. b. Chandler. If tho
spirit that animated the convention Is sig
nihrant Of the spirit of the party in the
coming campaign We may look for The
best results, for seldom las such we'll
attended and harmonious nominating con
vcufion been hcll here. The speakers
were enthusiastic and promised a cordial
and active support 20 the ticket.
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IKilIed by ~ Engine.

CHICAGO. september i6.--At tao "'sierA-hTo,
n,,e crossing OF tho Chicago, burlington aud
Quincy railroad. 1t Eighteenth street. iA-i eE'-
ming. a mllk-wagOn was struck ~ hh eng NJ
itice rer.on, ser. iu tue wagon. william Bon
,..f ,rs- thrown out upon the track aud tno en-
rine pa-rcG over him. kil.ug bin Instantly.
Inc other four got of win slight bruises. ihfc9
seitchmeu who wore stan ling ou mo i"''-'.st
ftrogn 10 he GROUND. bat wrte Rot ssrlohsly
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY September 10, i9'q.
sALgs-FIRsr POARD.-lOo Virginia consols,
July. 1885. coup rs on. az 45N 1000 Freinia
new gsutG54. $50 Virginia coupons, fuudaole,
at33i,; 500 do. Old, at0;s.
.-,..... NM ,.-nra ~ "a stIsk noaris
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RIcaMoNp TosAcco Market.


Market quiet Inquiry mostly for oilers.
Several loading tobacco men have returned from
the springs. Trade has no special future Late
crops are improving. Some good Burley sales
have been made. unreported sales are ismensa-
bly, frequent
DANYILLE.
DssyuLs, VA. september iA-onr corre-
spondont writes;
= lao saies ON our market tnts week have been
ur1t--lghgor than We anticipated. Although
~, wsatnar has been favorable and the roads 10
good condition t0r handling Leaf. We presume
the farmers wore busy cutting sal curing their
,rooS. Bosifor, We ihink there Is but little OF
n q ISIS cruO loft In their hands now.
't'no offerings OF new were larger In proper
tiou this woek ani will continue 70 grow larger.
10 far there have boon but very few good nov
wrapper. OF oilers offered ON This market As
stated In our last report the sales were almost
mi Of the cutter and smoker typos
me weather has been very favorable on mo
lac tobacco for making good nilers. and We DO
NOT fool 80 anxious about this grade as some 40
Uosever We do not think that shere WIZ D.
surulus Of either common OF medium nilorA
some fe~ complaints have rearhsd Va TIA, the
Iate curings arr mos As bright a. tho ntsi ones
All fho week prices have been ara Nos
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RAILROADS SUFFER.
Two Washouts-A Wreck on the Richmond
and Ancghanv.
Ispecial teiesram 70 mo Dlspatch.l

T-IIFTIU VI - fFII' - w '''' II
TyNcurEG. Va. September lG.-The
Richmond and Dauville railroad had IA biz
washout late Saturday night above the
city. which blockaded the road until late
Yesterday afternoon.
The Richmond and Allegheny also had
an accident Saturday night about four
miles above the city. which was similar 10
the one on the Norfolk and Western.
Heavy rains washed out the supports OF
the trostle over judith creek near the Toll
ing-inils and eleven coal-cars plunged INTO M
tLc creek and were totally wrecked. The
en- qne and several ears passed over the
trcstle safely and none Of the trainmen
were injured. The track was repaired yes
ferdny and trains are running through.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND September IG-Roceip,s: 6N head
OF cattle. 800 sSeop aud lambs. az hogA
sALEs: ss3 heal Of cattle. go eheep and
lambs, 2l7 LogA
Prices.
Cattlo-Best, SEafc gross-mejium 10 good.
gs.alslc. gross: common 90 fair. i1.R2kc gross.
Sheep -3ai<c. gross.
Lam bs-ia5Sc. gross.
Hogs-6a6Sc. nea
BULL a2kc gross.
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VIRGINIA CAMPAIGN.
MKlNNsY ADDRESSES a BIG MEETING
AT CHATHAM.
Against Mahoncism-~Thc Negro
other Speeches.



Cun4uAW. Va. rio DAyvrrLr. Sepfcn-
rll Ic. According to appointment Cap
tun rhhp Mckinney. Che Democratic
-f4ula~d-be addressed the people
,f ptfs-lvaria TO-DAY. Tho larro
,.arf- house AZ Chatham was filed with
nj audience rcprcs,nting the best and
MOST snletantisl element of her pco-
,1. Mckinney spccch consumed about
t,,, bofr. and although the weather WAS
,,..,.,,.l, hot hot "a man wa. soon TO leave
.l, ..,,r,.r..-, and fho most p-ofound
..t.rf,.u WAS accorded him. Captein
al.k.nrc, declared that quest IONS Of State
...ri.. ana . comparison OF thcpo4iilon~ of
f..a .sll tti..i .arfi.s and thor record.
Ella. administration of tho Common
,...-.. .a t.c past were the great ls.,lo az
..,ts-. lori0 and Other Fo1erol
.......- ...re mt minor concerns "a.
..- q our domestic affairs. IIc
,.IH. FENCED the declaration of fl.
N...,.l H.rm thDt wide .prcal dlssuf ie-
faction .N goa WIN NoFetnor Lees adj
minis r4' 1850.
rmE' TT ro rlrz.
Mckinney -l.i chat brilliant as wcre
Ttr l.Ds achievements i'm arms thc
Ii.l. page su A.s history would be- Tint
which portray. AI. services ns Governor q
N-r-.uu. But fnr the constitutional rro-
Mhift.n loI f.,.I .vauil oorupv fslAlck ,u-
rrt'-. il... t,.1., and wu,ld hc returned
f.fl. j.y,f,.... ch,i,v.th ,ycu ercgtrr
Triumph cham fhnf which crowned with
sg.sess his memorable canvass Of four
wears $500.
fIr speaker accented the assurance of
o.. NIh.lr platform that the public
.Irht take %. Hcgul lican practices iu.
OLD. un.' ls au indication Of what would bo
tI.lI Performance ir the future and pro-
coded 90 -rowup th,iuiquitious measures
'.lf wore attempted bv the Malone ios,--
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THE MAYNARD.
The Battlc-Ship Tcxas-The Dry Dock
,,.-,...,, ., tho nisro,chl

fsTTTIdI
NonpoLK. VA. September l6.-Naval Con-
structors Hughes, Taylor, and Armistead,
the board appointed 20 investigate ana t.
port upon the plans OF the battle-shlp
Tcvas Tenorted for duty AZ the nayy-yard
TO-DAY and started 10 work. The length ot
the Texas. according TO the present plans,
vii NOT be altered or the lines of the snip
altered. hut the coal-carrying capacity OF
tie ship will be reduced and possibly the
machinery and armament made lighter.
The Board of Naval Officers appointed TO
inspect the new dry dock arrived to-day
and Will commence work tomorrow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-17
Bent To PUBLIC FAVOR

We'vs never handled a more sstlsfa'-
tory line OF goods than these sl5 Suits
that are clamorlng for your attention
now.
Satisfactory IA oil senses. The fabrics.
aside from tho fact that they are tho
choicest wsayos in the world. ore peer
Iess in their quality. ASIDE from his
fact the patterns and colorings seem 10
meet with universal, enthusiastic sp-
proyal. Instoad Of haylng 10 search and
search FOR pattern that pleasse you're
really IRE ST a loss TO mako selection
They oil pieaso-Which7 Tho Grsl one
that was shown you. or tho las,r We
can't blame your parliamentary
certainly are the neatest and most fash
tonably original loslgns-wiihout being
yulgarly comprehension. it has ever
tecn our pleasure TO handle.
Tho making Is an /, should belt gar
nent is consc.enIiously put together It
will "do its work tho 1T is al right
Tho chance that you can't get a perfectly
cut garment ont Of this 10; IS very small
They we're patterned ~ artist. AMI cut
by artisans who are content 20 follow ,he
instructions OF their superiors-The re-
suit lsa "prch gu perfse,ton.'
Now, ICE made lhsm-and spprsts;ing
the high class Of fabrics we'd not DO
likely to tim them with anything but tho
best-neithor did wa Consistency is the
primo factor Of elegance. and we're moth
ing Il not consistent
The price ts tho stariler-si5-Really q
tsilorcould charge you from $50 to so for
any one Of these suits and you'd not think
him exorbitanL Any elothier asking
you from go TO SIS would lot seem 70 be
extrevsgau, In his demands. Our price
for them-si5-is loW--lower than We ever
thought We could get with these quail
ties-bu, we're able 10 put them there
and IFS our business to set 70 you with
tho b,s, for the lsast Taonsy-snd here We
are-sscks and CutAwsys-oosh.
A. sAKs S CO,
MODERN RoBisGs FOR MEN.
icOa MAIN STREET.
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a VETERAN.

WA wounded IN the egaf the battle OF Stone
River. Dec 8I-t 1852 Ny blood ~r' poisoned
from Tie effects o. the wound, and the ~
s,,cilcd 10 double &C.. natural -ize. and rcma'ued
20 for many years The poison extended 20
my whole system. and l suffered thousand
dca'as No'hlng did me any good until tool.
Swir's Specific. wh ich took fhe poison ONT 81
iHvsystc, -. and enabled me 10 feel ny~1i q n';lh
q,oi9 SIS. Il the remedy Tor bl00d poison.
joins CoNwAY. London, o.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
SYM e,,-r..-rs. ~ T)--,ryar .. t''og'1 c..
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Frederick County Democrats.

[SpcciNl toIosfaIH " VT10 DI'V''771'I
WINCHESTER. Va, September l6.-Hon.
III e@;slefuye by a large and enthusiastic
pem~cratic convention. Democratic clubs
viii be formed at each county. precinct.
~ Mckinney Campaign Club, Of this city,
Numbers 200. Old Frederick viii do her
duty on November 9Th.
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rInmntnn con.pirncv IndIctments.

NEW YORK., September ia-fho gfacd Jury To-
dav examined witnesses ami papers In rhe Ham
iltou case aud afterwards found two indlc tments,
ono for grand larceny and the other Tor con
,piracy. against Mrs. swinton. Josh Mann. and
Iva Hamilton The indictments wero handed
10 thu court In Part /. General Sessions. mo
principal witness before the grand Jury was IL
auecfpr Hvrue4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-17
Ve-seiin Distress.

rBv telegraph 20 tue Dispa'ch.l
Nrw Wong Septembor l6.--lhe Russian bark
Arv,o n, N Mobile for holland. put 10 NJ This
tort to-day IN distress. She wa wa.9r-iogsen'
and her deck cargo had been swept away IA 'A7
rsrcut storm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-17
....-.. co,,ntv nennhIieans.

SrAuSrox. September l6.-lhe hepuSo on
cans 81 Augusta IN county convention sat
urday nominated Major +. MoM3hoon . Tor
The Senate and Daniel Beard and GeorGes
W. McCutcheon, Esq, for the House oi
nnlncAics.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-17
Clgar-Malcrs in Convention.

nv NleRraph 20 Iu' " 'DH''H'I
NEW YORK. September lG-Ino eightconth
animal convention ~ the Cigsr-ilakers ln,erpa-
tlonal linen assembled 81 lammGny MAJ tns
tuoraing. 80 delegnies from all pAfs oi' he
h nitnI sfnf.- and Cnnnfn noLng prt3rht
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-17
For Seasickness

USE HoRsFoRp's ACID PHOSPHATE
DIR. w. w. Blackman. Brooklyn, n: ",
saws: II am very much pleased with 1t in
seasickucss. Several cases have been
brought to my attention where it afforded
pronint and entire relief"