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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-06
BRIEF TIIIeKNN~.

NEW YORK. August 5.-The Rev. DR.
George Zlbriskie Gray Dean Of tn,
Protestant Episcopal Theological School
at Cambridge Mass. died yesterday at
Sharon Springs, y. Y. after long i'll
ness from Brights disease. He was 81
years Of age.
LONG BRANCH. y. j., August g.
Baron d. Paronnet. the we'll known
lawye. attached 10 the French and
Belgian Legation. claims that he has
been virtually robbed of $500 at Phil
Days PENNSYLVANIA Club House.
FORT WORTH. TEX.. August 5.-The
south bound Fort Worth and Denver
mail and express train was robbed by
six masked men az o'clock yesterday
morning between Cheyenne and Tas-
cosa. Texas, about 375 miles from Fort
Worth.
BALTIMORE. MD.. August g. Captain
James HI. Rigby. commander of the
famous First Maryland Artillery, United
S'a.cs Army. known as "Rigby's Bat
terry IN the late war. dropped dead
from heart disease to-day at his home
ON Madison street lie was % years Of
age.
BALTIMORE, MD.. August AT n
meeting of the executive officers OF the
Maryland Jockey Club here 60 day il
was decided not 10 aold Fall meeting
at Pimlico this year.
CHARLOTTE. y. c., August : The
Plaid Association, commonly called
the PLAID Trust. composed OF manu-
iacturers from Virginia. North Carolina,
South Carolina and Georgia meets to-
morrow. A number of members have
already arrived.
NEW ORLEANS. Ia, August 6.-H. c..
Minor. Of Terrebonue parish. one Of the
most extensive sugar planters i'm the
State. was nominated by reclamation
FOR Congress by the Third District Re
publican Convention to-day. There
was no opposition.
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collid.d with a Wild Engine.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. August 5.-The
south. bound suburban train on the
Reading Railroad collided with a wild
engine ai Taborta Junction this morn.
ing. One engineer was badly injured
and ten or a dozen passengers " ere
slightly hurt. The collision was caused
by the engineer OF the wild engine los
iug control OF the locomotive on ac.
count If some defect in the machinery
Both engines were badly wrecked. aud
travel was delayed for several hours
Among the passengers was Postmaster
General Wanamaker. who was on his
way TO the city from his home at Jen'
kintoWn. lie was not injured.
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south Dakota con,ention Adjourn.

SIOUX FALLS, 5. D., August 1.-The
South Dakota Constitutional Conven-
ton to-day adjourned sine die. A reso-
luton was adopted authorizing the
territorial treasurer to fund into ---
per cent. bonds one hundred and seven
thousand dollars. The constitution
was read section by section. pfesi-
dent Edgerton affixed his signature
10 the documents. and the Others
signed in the order OF roll-call. This
ended the work OF the convention. To-
night the citizens OF Sioux Falls gave a
banquet in honor Of the members. who
will 20 away with pleasant rCcoll C.
ons Of the place.
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EAsrPORT. Me-. August 5-The
Spanish bark Victoria, which left Ha-
wanna July 18th. for ~. John, y. b ,
with a cargo Of sugar. struck on Nurr
Lodges, near Grand Manan, during a
dense fog Thursday night, and sank
Immediately. The crew Of fourteen
men and the captain took TO the boats
with nothing but their clothing. which
they wore, and without food. compass.
or drink. Taey drifted about until
Saturday. when they landed on Wolf
Island. whence they rowed to Eastport
yesterday. One OF the crew had a leg
broken. The party went to ST. John
tO-daY.
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BRITISH WAR SHIPS.
Coming to Inquire About the Black Dia.
nnut.

COMM, to Inquire About the BLACK Dia.
mond.
WINNIPEG. MAN, August j.-It was
learned here last night from British
Columbia official who was passing
through the city. that the entire Pacific
fleet of tine British Navy with the ex.
ceptiou Of two torpedo boats steamed
out Of Esqimalt haibor three days ago
for the scene of the recent seizure on
Behring Sea. This was the result of
much teiegraphic communication be-
tween the Admiral in command Of the
fleet and the Canadian and Imperial
Governments. The fleet that went
north consists of seven war ships aud
two torpedo boats.
Orders have been left that one of
these Is 90 stralghtway proceed North
while others viii remain at that point.
The Admiral 5 orders are not known.
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SULLIVAN ARRAIGNED.

IIi- Case sent On to Marion County.
JACKSON. Mss. August 5.-J0hn l..
Sullivan spent the greater part Of the
night in Jail, but was taken back to the
Edwards House before day. At 10
O'Clock he had a hearing before Judge
Campbell upon a wit OF h0beas corpus
The Judge ordered that he be
taken at once to Marion County
to answer for the crime charged against
him. the courts of Hirds county having
nothing to do with the case. Detective
Childs left with bis prisoner at z. NJ.
for Marion county.
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SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. August g.
This afternoon, John Carter, who has
been employed as guard at San Quentin
prison. shot his wife in the back while
she was dressing her hair befor a mir
rOr, and then shot himself in the head ,
dying instantly. Mrs. Carter lived but
a few moments. Jsalously il given as
the cause OF the shooting,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-06

NEWPORT, r. l.. August The new
United States steamer Atlanta went
over the mile course to-day and tried
tactical diameter. Size then made
three trials of speed at twenty-four,
forty-eight and siXty-four revolutions.
The highest speed made was twelve
and half knots The condition were
generally favorable, and the record is
considered good. Another trial will
be made 20 morrow.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-06

ScorrDALE. Pa, August 5-It is re-
ported tonight that aparty of Hunga-
Ran strikers went to Shoemaker s
ovens a. Jimtown and attempted TO
make the coke workers quit. and that a
tight ensued, but the report could not
lie confirmed at late hour. There is
no other change in the situation to-
night, about IL 900 men being on strik G
IN the coke regions.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT
Wreck on the Shenandoah valley Rail.
road.

ROANOKE. Va. August 5.-J. d
jackson. well known citizen Of Pu-
laski, was killed last night IN attempt
ing TO board train.
Five cars of freight train On the
Shenandoah Valley Railroad went
through bridge and dropped inic
James River to-day. The recent fresh
cts had wrecked ~ the structure. NJ
one was hurt.
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The Ministries in Norfolk.

NORFOLK, VA. August 5.-Cleve
lands MiDstrels tonight received an
ovation from an oveFtiowing house IN
which ladies were present by the
hundreds. Tho performance was ce-
cared the mos, chaste and enjoyall 10
o. its hin / ever witnessed here.
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STRIKE IN NORTH CAROLINA
I,nd. i'm Cotton Mill Kick Against More
work.

cu.nIotrE. n. c., August 5.-To-
,;,hf all but q few Of the employees ~
,he & Victor and Charlotte cotton mills
struck 'n ON account of one hour being
oSSed ~ the time without correspond
;"o increase Of pay. The employers
,ns ,i,l ;er their action by saying that mar
gIns are low and business delI' AS AS
,hsSe il no organized plan OF action
eaone the mill hands. the strike VIII
prob lb!e soon be oil,
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BASEBALL.


Games Played Ac.terdAy.
At Baltimorc-Baltimores, , Cincir-
natis, 3.
AT Colrmbus-Columbus, .; Kansas
City, o.
At Philadelphia-Athletics, o; Bro k
lyns, 10.
At Observation-Disclosures, .; Wash
ingtons, ,.
Az Pittsburg twelve inniugsl-Pitts-
burgs, 1; Phiiadelphias, >.
At indianapolis - indianapolis, .
BOstons, 4.
At Chicago-Chicagos, :; New York
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I)EMOYAI.

DEMOYAL.
IL
A. g.. IUQDA, AGENT For PANNILI'S
IRON RaOF PAINT, has removed to No.
slsb BROAD STREET between Eighth and
Nnth, where he Is better prepared 10 UNDER
take painting Of all TN roof.
Remember thlt thl, celebrated roof paint
can paint in all kinds OF weather. Can .iyo
best ofreferences
Al. FUQUA, Agent
panuili's Iron Roof Paint.
oui-3t. Slsl. Broad street. Richmond. Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-06
PURE SALAD OIL
OLIVE OIL

in loiucso or nsc gallon tins, which We war
ianl pune and a. fhc finest quality We
hase been Importing thls ola for seycfa
1wn. and aic confident that there b
A0.Ans superior in the United states.
PURCELL. LADD CO.. Druggists.
uhl5tf No. . Governor street.
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Arrivals at Ihi. Port Yesterday.
hNNlNI Iu.
Schooner Robert ~ lothlun. Lewis. Wind
N.NI ~rH"n. plaster Warner Moore.
I.r corn Dunn. Harrington. Ken e.
.. Homo irr Company.
..n.i Fannie Brown, ~hauctt. Balti-
...| Sc If IINNHs
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fOK SALf.

LIVE YOUNG WELL BRED s.N
i II HAMBkilONlAN HORSES, thor <e4A
Oughiy broken. for sale. Tan be seen and
driven M my fsrm. Cedar Lawn. Nine milo
road near Richmond, Va.
A. ~. BABCo1k.
Richmond city and Seven Pines kailrost
viii stop AT my Iatm. au2.3ts
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE

STOCKHOLDERS OF uEHAxALLcRLs
SHAW COMPANY viii be- held nt the Office
Of the company on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST .rH. 1850.
40 ~ O'Clock NJ
LEWIS -. CRENsHAW, JR.,
ly27to au7 Secretary.
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DERSONS WHO HAVE 4 LOT ORA
small amount Of cash can get money
nom The Home building COmpnnr. with
which 10 build or buy home. The money
can he returned in small monthly payments.
covering period ~ ton years. II desired
Cost Wit Doe cheaper Than that in any Other
Institution iu the state
ga. CA4LIN, Cashier,
0uO-Ot No l3 Eleventh street.
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& co.
Book Makers.

MONMOUTH PARK AND SARATOGA
RACES NOW GOING ON.
Tracks odds received before each
race. direct wire t. the race track and
vivid description OF each race given whllo
being run.
TURF EXCHANGE.
ap9-tf ~. south Twelfth street
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There will be a Cabinet exodus from
Washington tomorrow. The Presi-
dent. accompanied by Secretaries Win
dom and Proctor and Private Secretary
Halford, will leave here at o A. NJ. on a
special car attached to the regular tram
over the Pennsylvania road.
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ANNAPoLIs lD SATURDAY. EYENING. sEPTEAIBER 28 $50
KILLED FROM AMBUSH
The Tragic Fnte % . Young Mnrried
Couple In West Virginia.

The Tragic Fate % q Young Married
Couple In West Virginia.
q HuNTNuToN, w. Va. Sept. %. Word
has just reached here OF a sensational
crime on Big Heart creek. in Lincoln
county, ninety miles up the Guyandotte
river. AL. Brumfeld. newly married
man, and his bride had spent the day
with his wife's parents. some distance
up the creek. just at dusk, when near
their home on their return they were
fired upon By man who sprung from q
clump Of bushes by the roadside. Mrs.
Brumfield was shot in the head and fell
70 tile ground unconscious. Her hus-
band was shot in the right lung, bat
managed to crawl to a neighbor's for
assistance.
The nearest physician, who lived
twenty-five miles away, was summoned,
butarrived too late tSreader Mrs. Brun-
field any assistance. and she died in a
few hours. The latest information is
that Brumfield Is dying. He claims to
have recognized the assassin, but refuses
to say who ii was. IL is the belief in
the neighborhood that former suitor
of Mrs. Brnmfield, who failed to win
her, is the murderer.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-28
AN Old CHURCH.
The One at Cold spring, n. T., Celebrates
It's I75th Anniversary.

The One at Cold spring. n. j., Celebrates
Its I75th Anniversary.
CAFE MAY, N. j., Sept. 2S.-The 175th
anniversary exercises of the Cold Spring
Presbyterian church took place.
The Cold Spring church is the Oldest
but one in the West Jersey presbytery,
the Oldest in Lower township, and for 9
long time the only church for vast re-
gion Of country. The first presbytery
organized was that Of Philadelphia, in
17O5. The Cold Spring church, an outs
growth of this body, was founded in
TIA.
After 1740 il seemed to have been un-
der the supervision of the New Bruins
wick presbytery until 1852. In March,
1852, the presbytery of Abingdon came
into existence, and southern New Jersey
formed an integral part of it and so re-
manned till 1859, when the Arlington
presbytery was merged with the Phila-
delphia, carrying with it the churches
of west Jersey. The West Jersey pres
bytery was organized on Nov. 3, 1889.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-28
Nh Hnna fnr HUFFMAN.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2S.-Iawyer II.
s. Scovel, of counsel for young Joseph
Hillman, who was convicted at Wood
bury of the murder OF Herman Seide-
man, the Philadelphia peddler. believes
that there is slight hope of it escaping
the gallows. In an interview Lawyer
ScoveI said: "The chances for q new
trial for Hillman are very poor and the
outlook for him is bad. We have some
new evidence, which we are trying to
interest in the man. A person WHO is
such liar a. HiIiman cannot expect
much. Against our wishes h. went on
the stand and plid no attention what
ever in his test mony to the advice
which his counsel gave him."
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-28
THE DUTCH DOCKERS
Much Interest Manifested in the
Rotterdam Strike.
COMMENTS on CONSUL EDWARDS

The Berlin Press InduIgcs In Sarcastic
Anusiona to American stasesmanshln.
John Rnrns Assisting the Rotterdam
strikers Arguments fnr Government
Control OF All Docks.
LONDON, Sept. 2S.-The course Of che
dockers' strike at Rotterdam is beng
watched here with great interest. Tho
Socialists and labor agitators are conh-
dent that the same causes which led to
the success Of the London dockers strike
viii bring victory to thir Dutch brethren
IS well. Others are slSeptical on this
point. 1t is true that the Rotterdam
strikers have John Burns, but they have
not Cardinal Manning as yet. and it Is
doubtful whether as many city officials
and influential citizens are III sympathy
with the Rotterdam strikers as was the
case in regard to the London strikers.
Public Control OF Docks.
The irritation caused in commercial
circles by the new outbreak gives
strength to the arguments of those who
hold that the docks of every great city
ought to be owned by the public and adj
ministered at actual cost for the COM
mon benefit. Ii strikes of laborers oc-
CURED under such system there
would be no room for contention as to
where the blame for the trouble lay,
the plea of nleager profits on the part
Of the dock company being eliminated
from consideration. The increased
value of dock facilities which comes
fro4 growth of commerce would. too,
be t2ien public beneAt instead of ac-
crliing to private individuals as a part
of what John Stuart Mill termed "un-
earned increment"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-28
The steel works Accident.

PITTsBURG, Sept 28.-The men in
jured in the molten metal accident at
the Edgar Thomson Steel works, with
probably two exceptions, are out of
danger. Capt. William r. Jones is suf-
fering a great deal from his wounds,
but viii recover. The feshless body of
Michael King, the missing Hungarian,
was found EMBEDDED in hot steel. It IS
stated that the lives of all the men about
the furnace was saved by an unknown
hero. who turned the valve and shut off
the blast as soon as the break occurred.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-28
Entertaining the southern delegates.

NEW YORK, Sept. 26.- The delegates
from South and Central America to the
international congress to be held at
Washin ston Oct. % next visited sew raj
of the down town exchanges and were
afterwards entertained at lunch at the
Lawyers club at the Equitable building
by E. w. Scott, vice president Of the
Equitable Life Assurance society, who
is member of the committee on recep-
ton and entertainment of the delegates.
In addition to the delegates there were
present Mr.. G. r. Flint, one of the
United States delegates; Messrs. J. NJ.
Cebellos and J. q. Piera, Of the South
American union. and the residing con-
suls of the principal Central and South
American countries.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-28
congressman scott,s Self vlndicatlon.

Congressman scott's Self vindication.
CHICAGO, Sept. 28. Congressman w.
l.. Scott has addressed long letter from
from Erie, Pa, to Governor Fifer bear
ing on the Spring Valley troubles and
ella ming that he was warranted in a
competitive market. He submits fig
ures to show that the Spring Valley
Coal company has always paid relatively
the governor and the public to Impair
tally consider them in refutation of I'M
called for and unjust abuse which the
managers of the company's property
have Eeen subjected to-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-28
piscrinIna don in Colored Eplscop

DiscrimIna tion in CoIored EpiscopaIiams.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-The framing OF
a memorial touching upon the discrim-
ination of color in the North Carolina
diocese, occupied the forenoon session of
the colored Episcopalians at st. Phillips
church on Twenty street. The me-
mortal is to be presented to the general
convention which meets at st. Georges
church the first week in October.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-28

ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. 2S.-Mrs. Gus
tave Schneider died suddenly in her Of
fee. Heart disease is supposed to have
been the cause Of eath. Mrs. Schneider
has been an active hotel propr.e ress
here for several years. She was the
owner and manager at one time of the
Hotel Denver, and at the time of her
6oath Of the Meirs house.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-28
Gernnn sarcnsln.

BERLIN, Sept. 28.-The German press
are inc ined to display sarcasm as well
as irritation at the actions Of Mr.. Ed.
wards, the American consul, in regard
to which particulars have been tabled
One of the leading journals says: THE
city of Berlin declines to become q
nursery wherein STRIPPING statesmen or
the United States may develop the pc
cuiiar qualities which are deemed essen
tial to polit:cl eminence in that coun-
%r~, -
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FALL RIVER, Mass, Sept. 2S.-By the
capsizing of row boat in south Wa
tauppa pond Louis Dubois, aged 81
years, Nathalie Dubois, his niece, aged
SO years, Mrs. George Michaud, her
daughter Sarah Michaud, aged z, and
Rosanna Levitere, aged 8, were drowned.
Mary Michaud was rescued. The party
had been across the pond for grapes and
were returning Dubois is said to have
been drunk. An empty whisky bottle
was found in the boat The water was
only five feet deep where the accident
occurred. The lamentable affair was
witnessed from the shore, but although
several people started to the rescue, only
one Of the boats occupants could be
saved.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-28

CHICAGO, Sept. sS.-The work of Sc
curing a jury in the Cronin trial was re-
sumed. OF the three men held over
night one was excused for cause, one
challenged peremptorily by the state
and one by the defense. Twelve venire
men were examined. Seven were ex-
cused for cause, one challenged per-
emptorily by the state and four tenn
porarily passed.
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They net ATinister PheIne.

BERLIN. Sept. 2S.-Among the guests
present at the dinner given by Count
Herbert Bismarck to William Walter
Phelps, the American minister, were
Marquis Beclaire, the Italian charge
d'affairs, Baron Wonder Goelty, chief OF
the admiralty, Herr Won Wedell Pies
dorff, president of the reichstag, Herr
Won Alvansleben, recently German min-
ister to the United States and Gen. Won
Honke.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-28

CHICAGO, Sept. 2o.--A special to The
Herald from Bessemer, Mich. says:
The reported escape Of "Black Bart
with other prisoners is utterly untrue.
IN addition to the Jail being heavily
guarded there are several bull dogs
about the Jail yard and it would be inn
possible for any one to get away.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-28

ROTTERDAM. Sept. 90. The strike
which started among the dock laborers
Is spreading 10 Other occupations. The
employees of several cigar factories have
joined the movement. The strikers,
headed by Socialist leaders. paraded the
streets and afterwards att mpted to pre-
vent the loading of the steamer Hol-
land. The police interviewed and the
loading CT the steamer proceeded.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-28
The Wentlnrhonn. xyarka on Flre.

PITTsBUR0, sept. aS.-The i've story
building of the Westinghouse electric
light works was party burned last
night. The fire caught on the third
floor and burned through the fourth and
fifth floors used AZ a tin Shop and lamp
socket respectively. The origin of the
dre is unknown. Loss $50, 900; fully
insured
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-28
sartney IN Brisk Demand.

NEW YORK, Sept. 28.-The demand
for money in the Stock Exchange was
more urgent yesterday than on any pre-
vi0us day this year and as high as 10
per cent. per annum was paid by bor-
rowers for loans until Monday. There
was no reason for this advance except q
bidding up Of the rates. Lenders took
advantage Of the decentralization Ia
sugar trusts To bid the rates up.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-28
FIr.t woman studens = uartsora.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Sept. 2S.-At the
opening Of Hartford Theological semi
nary the 500 scholarship for best en-
trance examination was awarded to
L1ewelIyn. of Lake Forest, Ills. The
first woman student has entered for a
course Of training for foreign missions.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-28
GeronImo Not wantea II North Carolln.

Geronimo Not wanted IN North Carolina
RALEIGH, N. c., Sept. 28.-Some days
ago Secretary of War Proctor wrote
Governor Fowle in regard to the pro-
posed removal of Geronimo and his
band of Indians from Mount Vernon
barrac&s, Alabama, to western North
Carolina. Yesterday Governor Fowle
wrote a reply. He says that such set
tlement of these Indians in North Caro-
lima would create great dissatisfaction,
particularly if their location should be
in the western part of the state on lands
to be purchased for the Cherokee
Indians, as proposed By the secretary Of
war.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-28
rhar WIN Al Return.

RfcHroRD, Vt, Sept. 26. Fifteen
Chinese merchants and as many laborers
having permits Of the custom house
here 10 return. good for one year. from
Boston, passed through here en route
fnr China.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-28

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 28.-Ex- Repre-
sentative John J. McCaffrey died Of GER
ebro spinal meningitis. He had been i'll
several weeks. Mr. McCaffrey was born
In this city July 3, 1860, and was edu-
under the late ex-District Attorney
Henry S. Hager ana was admitted fo
the bar in 1881. In November. 1884, he
was elected 70 the legislature from the
Sixteenth representative district.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-28
4 Big swimming match Il rostop.

BOSTON, Sept 2S. Clara Beckwith
and Yaleska Nelson, OF Berlin, Germ
any, signed articles to swim here eight
hours and d half per day for six days
for 81 900 a side and purse Of ST 600
beginning at 1870 .. IN. Monday.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-28
chicago cattle at nrainx.

LONDON, Sept. 28.--The first consign.
ment of Chicago cattle has arrived at
Mainz, and contracts have been made
for the importation of 5000 head more
during October. The success Of the
plan for shipments to int srior cities of
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pIafrlarel,. nrIl.tanf e nlngiiamton.

BINGHAMToS, N. Y, Sept 28. The
unfavorable weather has somewhat
marred the success OF the annual en-
campment Of the Patriarch Militant and
only about two thirds Of the chevaliers
present took part in the parade.