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DIFFICULTY BETWEEN THE RACES.
As Usual the Colored Brother Comes Out
Second Best--Fifty Heads Broken
Great Excitement.

CurcAGo. September ia dispatch from
Iawrenceville. H., SAYS race war be-
tween the whites and blacks occurred here
Saturday night few days ago q ~. Louis
negro named Slick came TO town, and Sat
urday afternoon in a quarrel with n white
man attacked him with knife. The lat
ter escaped after having two wounds, and
then Slick dashed down the street slashlug
at every one. Judge Barnes. Of the County
Court, ordered the negro to stop. The ne
gro attacked the Judge. but the latter re-
taliated by knocking him down.
The negro was then disarmed and ar
rested Meanwhile the blacks. hearing OF
the arrest, determined TO rescue tho pri-
soner. A few white men rallied around
the Judge. There was a hard light, IN
which the negroes were beaten back and
one OF the ringleaders arrested. The pri-
soners werc taken to the county Jail, and
the Sheriff and his deputies were ordered
bv tha Judge to guard the building. The
blacks quickly organized and made an at
tack on tho Jail. The Sheriff was
ordered 10 fire on them, but refused.
Tho negroes forced their way into
the jail and rescued the prisoners. Judge
Barnes organized the whites and attacked
the blacks at the jail. There was bloody
fight. in which pistols, knives, and clubs
were used. Judge Barnes was cut and
shot. but his wounds are not fatal. DIR.
johnson. Edward Lamb. and three other
white men were seriously hurt. Two ne
Croes were shot and half a hundred heads
were broken.
The whites won, and the ringleaders were
again put in jail and heavy guard placed
around tho building. The riot has created
great excitement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-17


Mr.. VI. b. Harrison, Of Duluth, is in the
city.
J. Marx and wife, OF Detroit, are at the
Exchange.
Mrs. II. 4. Jarvis is visiting relatives at
the University Of Virginia.
Two small suits were instituted yester-
day in the City Circuit Court.
Mr.. Claiborne Watkins has returned to
the city much improved in health.
Miss Indie Sydnor, of Prince George. is
in the city on visit To her friend Hiss May
Gam.
NIr. Edward Ryan and wife have returned
10 the city from a pleasant Nist 10 the
mountains.
Miss Maggie Mitchell, Of Ilenrico county,
leaves this morning for taImNlle 10 IT,
sumo her school studies.
Mrs. Gus. Z. Delarue and family, who
have been sUmmerug IN Charlotte county,
have returned to the city.
Mr.. A. A. st. Amand, superintendent of
the city railway, who has ueen SICK Oh lAte'
was nj his post yesterday.
Miss Mollic Stringer, Of 219 north Eigh-
tceuth street. has returned home after
visit Of one month to friends and relatives
in Portsmouth.
Mr.. George ". Childs has returned to
the CITY from pleasant summer trip and
will resume his position with Messf5.
Franklin Davis Co.
Rev.J r. Garlick, D. D.. Of King and
Ouccn. whOwas for many years the popu-
lar pastor OF Leigh-Sueet Baptist church,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. John d. Sncllings. of New York, IS
in the city. He, in company with friends,
Will leave this morning for their club
house and preserves near Cohoke, where
they viii have their regular fall sora hunt.
Mr.. John a. Pizzini now resides on the
north side of Broad street between Twenty
seventh and Iwenty-eighth. and on pleas
aut afternoons IS usually 10 be seen sitting
IN am invalid's chair on the front porch.
Though unable To walk and capable of pro-
nounciug distinctly bat few words, hls
general health, mental and physical, is very
GOOD and he very much enjoys the con-
versation and companionship Of friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-17
Manchester Briefs.

A number of persons are summoned to
aDpcar before the Mayors Court tins
morning to answer various alleged ordl-
nance violations.
In the Mayor's Court Yesterday morning
Iustice James NJ Pcrdue presided and
fined Laura Jeter (col0red) $3.50 for using
indecent language.
finished twcnty-eight miles beyond the
Brightbope terminus. The Chesterfield
Troop will pass over portion OF the road
on ther wav To the barbecue at POwhGtan
Courthouse next Thursday.
Mr.. W. c. Morris has been appointed
AGENT for tho United States Express Com
plny in Manchester The office will be II
the Loadtr building.
The dog-catchers were out yesterday,
and a number of worthless ours were cap
tured. .,,
The mills along the waterfront are, still
idle. pending improvements 10 the head
gates Of the canal.
yjr. Herbert stiles, who resides on
Twelfth street between cambridge and
Porter. received telegram from Peters
burg Yesterday morning announcing the
death in that city OF his brOther-in-law,
James Holland.
Cgptain Joseph Hobson. Of Powhatan,
one of the Democratic candidates Tor the
House OF Delegates, was IN the city yester-
day.
One hundred and three deeds were ad-
mitted to record in the clerks Office Of the
Hastings Court between the July and
September terms Of that court.
Messrs. Edward Sallaghor and John An
dcrson called on General Malone Sunday.
They received package Of campaign lite
rature for their pains.
Major Joseph Walker. Republican can
didate for the House of delegates from
Cheterfeld, threatens to open the canvass
in the near future.
Mr.. Thomas Claiborne is still suffering
from an ankle sprained several nights ago
while 'pOssum-huntlng.
Mrs. Mary Benagh. daughter Of ex-su-
preme Judge and Governor of Alabama, IS
visiting her relative, DR.. L. b. Spencer, OF
this city. :.
Mrs. ID. p. Branch, of Petersburg, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. William Cox.
Mr. James NJ. Sublett continues quite Ill.
The funeral Of the late Thomas Ralres
was held from the Bainbridge-Street bap-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-17

Only week More.
Reduction Sale at Richmond Art-Rooms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-17

kins, trustee, 229i feet on the north side Of
Broad street between College and Gov
ornoT. improved. 81, $50.
Daniel B. Williams % Eli Wilson. 90 feet
on the cast side Of st. Paul street between
Coutts and Hill, &235.
Agreement John ii. Baptist substi-
tuted trustee William J. Wcstwood and
wife, John G.. Gibson and wife. Emma NJ.
Fletcher, and Worticy Dickie agree az 10
boundary Of 100 feet on the south side OF
Marshall street near Ihirtieth and 80 feet
on tho east side OF 1hirticth street be-
tween Broad and Marshall.
HEHmCO COUNTY COURT.
c. II. Fancar and others 20 Jesse VIII
liams. 90 feet on the north side OF Powha-
tan street near Carter. 5000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-17

unnricn Democrats.

The Democrats Of Henrico county VIII
meet September 25th at 8 O'Clock III the
afternoon at the following places 70 ScioO' no',
Vpntion ven, Mt to be held in Richmond on the Sd Sd
doc of October. 1889. and 20 convention
to t1y nominate o. a candidate for the House OF OF
neie@ates ~ L~i from the county of Henrico' 70
p.i ~ bsld ~ Heprico courthouse on the ga
day Of October at - O'Clock; fairneimd' ,m ,
HsSrd;n,s IIS shop; Varina, Township Hal,
Tuckahoe. Forks Of the Road Brooslaha.
Bruin's precinct. The delegates eieetou 70 70
one convention will be entitled 70 serNe III
va Eacb district will DO entitled 70 the foi-
,o.s;nc number of delegates; Fairfield, IL !;
var,ns. =: Brookland, 8; Tuckahoe, 4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-17

A Large Variety
Of Children's Worsted Sacques and BOoties
at KAUFMASS Il Co.'S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-17
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

JAMES r. ELAN, 5P. NJ, suburban residence,
No. 20l5 west Main street.
). THOM PsoN BROWN & CO.. T. NJ, building
lots on Belvidere street near Cary.
GEORGE W. MAYO, 1880 A. NJ. furniture car
pets. &c.
JAMES PLEASANTS and N. W. BOWIE, 4. NJ,
books. stationery, miscellaneous artcies,
shelving. counters. &c-
WILLIAM JENKINS & SON, 1890 p. NJ, apples,
oranges, bananas, grapes. pears. &C.
T. II. VALENTINE. 10H A. NJ, horses. harness,
hack. household furniture. &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-17
COLLEGE STUDENTS.
Pnhllc sclo0ls.

The attendance yesterday at the public
schools of old pupils asking enrolment oil
their names for the coming session was
very larrc-probahlv in excess of what It
over was before. though tine Superlnten-
dent has not yet been able TO compile the
figures. -.
the schools viii apply to have their names
The school accommodations Of the city
are larrer now than ever before, but VII
probably be taxed to their uttermost this
ee--lsu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-17
An ESTATE or $4,000.


20 Probate Yesterday.
Tho will Of Rlr. II. T. Straus was adj
rltted % probate "a the Chancery Court
N is yalued a' $4,000 aud is disposed Of
a.. tll.,c.. The widow receives IN fee
,,fnple an the personal estate eX.'pi S5OJ
H. Gold. which is 20 Dee pad % MTs. JeitA
Nahen. Of Kitsheine, IA the Grand Duchy
O. Baden. Germany. ...-...
widow Who is named rs eNecutriX,
g. directed 60 make a bridal present oI
s. 100 10 each of the chiidIeii upon mn
.. Ina ca,s OF the death OF the eXecutfM
... 3,,,.ion AZ the estate such children
s l..v. mai already received their bfldal
,.ft- tbe money snail then be PAID them.
rl.. rel estate is left % the WIDOW
,.,.,., b.r lifetime. but she Is authonzed
>, ,,It, a division of the same equally
nr.ue the children at any time duriuS h.r
lI. Atthe time Of such DIVISION Hhv - "
f ts.u iu fe, slupie one lhru 9l Su' ~" H.,
l.ry. and also the family I'siu,i SSJ.',sl,-.ll
rI,,lst corner Of First ana M'IshaI'
4. case of the death Of the widow The i,
y...f. late is TO be divided equally
mous the children. r..houo
T.. ortudchidren, Nina and lsaDeils
ftr.A. receive the share oi tn.t o''0s'.I
mother. Their father. Israel Steih' PN"i--
i as guardian for the cnhuIon, Nfvs
ILL.,. an Was made July II, 1857. Mfs-
f,l.u. aualhed without security 10 exc
CutuA.
DXgDs RKcoRDED.
The following deeds Of bargain an9 5,sal' saao
yc,s aJioitted 10 record IN the CITY Ch@h-
Gerry Court yesterday: 80, a,,,,,,;s
William IA. Beveildge. special comuilss. .,ai 81
sioncr. and William II. Beveridge ana WIZ WIZ
/ Lucy Jane Blackburn, wfe OF Ssnies 20
blackburn. S21$ feet OF Oh prnsd sns 1'I MarSbali.
Jitecuth street oei"ssou s,eta "''1''
Fawari Fisher and wife 20 James =.
Jswis. ~ feet on the north side of doddlh
ttreei near Csbell. $40. ~ u Ian
Philip Whitlock and wife 70 Y. W. 'en'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-17

tanned by the owners Of real estate along
the route Of the following contemplated
street improvements: ,<u.
Opening OF Semmes street from Twelfth
10 tho corporate limits.
Opening a twenty-foot alley =, from
Eleventh 10 Fifteenth between Hull ana
Bainbridge streets; and
Extending Eighteenth from Stockton 10
Everett streets.
The commissioners are 20 report on the
first day Of the October term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-17

OUR LOCAL POLITICS.
Meeting of the Manchester Committee
The Richmond Clnb.

The Richmond Clnb.
The Democratic Committee of Manchos7,
fer had a meeting last night and diSposeu
of q considerable amount Of routine WORK
ureuarat0rv To registering voters ana OPEN
ing the canvass in that city.
Mavor Ellysou Ga member OF the ENccu-
tive Committed attended by invitation 10
consult about matters regarding 'he 'e c"il-
vass and in order to inform hlmsei as 10
the work Of the party in that city.
A AFrELD-DAY FOR HANOVER.
Tomorrow Will be County-Court-day IN
Hanover. Captain Z. W. Mckinney ana
Colonel Tazewell Elicit Will address 'he ne
voters. Ii IS expected the crowd VIII ne
the largest gathered at political meeting
in that county FOR many years.
DEMoCRATIc woRRINGMEN.
berecentlv-organizcd Democratic Work
;,cmcu's Club is composed of excellent
material and is doing good work. IL VIII
have meeting at Relnhardts Hall TO-
nirbt. when all those who have Joined ahd
MI who wish 10 i0in should attend.
UNION CLUB.
Al the meeting of the Union Democratic
Ohm SATURDAY. night speeches were made
law Messrs. j. Taylor StTatton. John A.
Cnrtis Welton Atkisson, Edward Crump,
ond + II McCabe. This is one of the best
clnbs in the city. Alderman Joseph W.
Carte is president and Mr.. A. >. Goode
secretary.
cUBBsToNE CIUD.
A meeting Of the Curbstone Club OF
Jefferson Ward will be held at their head,
quarters tonight al $50 o'clock. A iuli
attrndancc is earnestly desired, as theTe
vii be euoaking 10y Messrs. II. Nj. Smith
and others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-17
A SLIGHT FRESHET.
Some Damage Done by the Recent
Rains.


Rains.
The rains of the last few days had the
effect Of raising the water IN the uyer here
YESTERDAY about SIX feet above ordinary
high tide
Tclegrams from Lynchburg and points
west received last night showed the water
TO be falling at those places.
The river here began to fall about dark'
The only damage done was TO the boat
house on Mayo's Island, and that was very
Sunday there was a washout at Reusen's,
on the James-River branch of the CheSa-
peake and Ohio railway. The exact extern
Of il could not be learned here out the I'M
nrcssion seemed to prevail that IT was not
The train on this road due here, at 6:i5
Yesterday evening was an hour and haii
fata
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-17

Nothing was done in the injunction case
Of DIR. IL. A. Patterson against the Belt
line in the Henrico County Court yesttr.
day in consequence of the absence OF
Major f. 4. d. Myers from the city.
The impression prevails that sooner or
loter there must he a trial as 90 the night u
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Company 10 construct connection rail-
way outside of the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-17
TO ocoNsEcRATeAB BISHOP.
Tho Catholics Preparing to Make the Ccre-
mony Tmposing-Other Church Notes.

Sunday night representatives from all
thc Catholic churches in the city met IN
Cathedral Hall 20 make arrangements t9r
the conservation Of BishOp-elect Van dc
II was resolved that the Catholic socie-
iirs of tho citv'tealer their services 20 the
Bishop as q guard of honor on the occa-
sion. Mr.. Whltiy was chosen as ,chlei
marshal. and be was authorized to select
number of assistants aud 10 make ar
rangements for the event.
JESUIT FATHERS.
Tho Jesuit Fathers. of New York. opened
a mission I'm the Sacrcd-li Heart church sun
dov evening. Father Mccarthy preached
TO a crowded house. Tho choir was as
sisted bv Mrs J.. Wgndlinger and Mr. ii.
r. Leonard. and excellent music WAS rem
dered.
COLLFGE STUDENTS.
DR.. Hatcher announced from his pulpit
Sunday night that the prayer-meeting
at his church tomorrow night VIII IN
cludc reception 10 the students OF hlch-
mond College He also stated ne had
heard the students will he rendered re-
ceptiOn at the college Thursday night, ana
requested largo attendance from bis con-
grcgatiOn on both occasions.
REV. Mr.. EVANS.
At Park Place Methodist church Sunday
mornino fervent PRAYERS were offered tor
tbe recovery of Rev. w. E. Evans, former
beloved pastor Of that congregation.
REv. MR. BLINcoE.
At the meeting of the Methodist pastors
Yesterday morning resolutions appropriate
To the death Of Rev. Mr. Blincoe were
passed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-17
sTAReEp IN TIE BREAST.
Albert Dabney Gives Henry Taylor Bad
Wonnd with a Knife.

Sunday morning about o'clock Albert
Dabney and Henry Taylor, two negro men,
get into a dispute at the corner of Canal
and Foushce streets.
The trouble grew ont Of charge made
by one man that the other had been the
cause OF his discharge from employment.
Warm words were used and Dabney drew
q knife and stabbed Taylor in the breast
Dabnev escaped and it Is thought he Ia
hiding IN Manchester. A warrant for his
arrest was sworn ont by Officer Barker. Of
the First district. but Dabney had not been
arrested M Into honr last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-17
SHIPWRECKED SAILORS
Casting Lots for "A Sacrifice when Rescued
1Hv Anclo-American cablo % The DIspatehl

icy Angio-AmeTican cablo to the Dispatch
AUCKLAND. September 1.-THE Tonga
steamer Walnut has brought to this port
the captain and crew Of the British ship
Garst6n. Captain Davies. from Sydney,
New South Wales. for San Francisco, which
foundcred in mid-ocean. The shipwrecked
sailors were twenty-five days in an open
boat without food or water. On the twenty
second dav the men. driven TO desperation
by hunger and thirst, decided that one OF
tGeIr number must be sacrificed 10 save
theliyes of the others. They were casting
lots 10 see who should be the victim when
thev sighted Wallis island. The natives Of
the island assisted the exhausted men to
land and treated them in the klIndest man
ncr. The mission boat took them TO
Tonga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-17

W. A. Jones, Esq. chairman, has called
for the members Of the committee OF the
First congressional district GO meet ~ Tap
pahanuock ON Friday. September 20 1889,
The county chairmen of the counties OF
the FIRST district aud the Democratic nomi-
nees for the General Assembly are invited
TO be present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-17
Notice.

Since the 18th of January last we have
sold directly and only from 723 south Lau-
ri street. We deliver all orders for Cut
Flowers. Floral Designs. Plants. Nc, &c.
promptly and guarantee satisfaction.
'Phone 3Q8 is answered night or day.
Floral designs from soc. up, rs desired.
NJ. H. CArLtS,
Richmond. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-17
" WHERE DID YOU GET
THAT HAITI"

Evon tho youngsters on tho street arc after
you for wearing thai summer tito. You can't
change too soon. All the fashionable shapes for
Mems and Boys autumn wear are nov displayed
in our HAT DEPARTMENT. The pr.cs-how
did you find them last season. From 10 10 ID
per cent louer than other hattcrs' prices.
They're tho Same now.
In addition 10 all the latest American styles wo
show tue newest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-17
UonderfuI Improvement.

The removal OF the fence which, enclosed
Monroe Park has made wonderful I'M
prOvemcnt.
The streets look wider, the houses taller,
and the park larger and moro be"utltul.
on that he Capitol-Square fence could
NOW le removed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-17
A FATAL AFFRAY.
skull Crushed with the Butt-End OF a
1iushet.

Ispeclal telegram 70 The Diepa'ch.I
CHAnLorrr. n. C., September ia day
or two ago John Hunt, of RUTHERFORD
county, had q misunderstanding with u
negro by the name of Shade, and at night
Hunt went 70 the home of Shade and call
inc him to the door pulled out pistol and
began firing mt him. Shade rushed htck
INTO hi. house. and seizing his old musket
returned and tried 10 fire it. but his gun
would not discharge. Hunt continued 10
fire. and So Shade reversed ends, and
striking Hunt over the head with the butt
end of his gun crushed his skull. from the
effects of the blow Hunt died. Shade was
shot at five times. but only one shot took
effect. and that IN his left hand. hccoro-
ncr'. Jury acquitted hun On the ground OF
seif-dotonce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-17
Big Oner Refused.

NEw York. September 10. 1t is officially
announced to-day that the stockholders OF
the Thomas Iron Company had refused 70
accept the bond Of SS,5QQO,OoO made Tor the
property bv an English syndicate. Tho
refusal IS wholly on account of the price,
the stockholders believing the property to
be worth fully Sl,OO0,0O0 moro than was
offered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-17
The postmastership.

CITY Republicans are again in excited
e,neStation of the appointment Of post
master. Now ii is said that it viii. be
done this week and Mr.. S. Blair Morris is
most generally regarded as the coming
man. though the name of ex-Judge Thomas
S Atkins is sometimes fayorably men-
toned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-17

annual meeting Of the Grand Lodge Oh
Odd-Fellows Of the United States.
II il very dry in Middle Alabama, and tho
cotton is all opening rapidly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-17

Reduction Sale at Richmond Art-Room
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-17

An alarm Of fire was turned in from the
Second poice-station at 3:l5 O'Clock yes
cr,layaftornoon. the occasion being smoke
from an oil-stoye IN room at COZ east
Broad street. II was az first Thought the
room was on fire, which proved to be a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-17

tist church Sunday afternoon. II was
largely attended Rev. J.. Il. Thornhill
presided. The interment was at Maury
cemetery.
The services Sunday Of the railroad
branch OF the Young Mems Christian As
sociation were conductedy by the state
secretary. Mr.. II. o. Williams.
Work on the new Presbyterian church Is
under way once more.
The September term of the Hastings
Court opened yesterday. Two cases were
called and continued until the next term.
The session was devoted mainly to chan
Gerry business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-17
IT WAS sAIFGAL CANE.

WAsHNGToS, September lG.-The Board
Of Arbitration of the National Baseball
league. consisting of Messrs. Brush of In
diauapolis. Day OF New York, Hewitt Of
Washington, and Rogers OF Philadelphia,
10 which was referred the legality of the
Boston-Phlladelph game, have decided
by a mail vote that the game Is legal and
that the Bostons should be credited with
the victory. The game was played IN
Philadelphia aud n dispute arose, 1t is said,
through the failure Of Johnston, Of the
Boston team. TO run 10 first base after he
had batted Ia the winning run.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-17
nenrcsentatires in the Clty.

The following gentlemen from Norfolk
arrived in the city last night and stopped
nj the Exchange. To-day they. will 60 10
Glasgow. on the Richmond and Allegheny
road; Messrs. w. B. Myers, ". b. Rogers,
Il. J. Nottingham, W. A. Graves, j. X.
Todd, f. S. TAYLOR, X. {. Murray, ~, eal.or IIto
II LII Shiells
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-17

judge Fitzhueh. of the Chancery Court.
was i'm his Office yesterday after an alb
seucc from the city Of two months. lie
returned looking much improved i'll
la.lfN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-17

A great card to-day, Brooklyn Jockey
Club Races. IL Rio Rey, Reclare. Ruperta,
Torso and Roceland, Kingston, Exile, Los
Angeles 10 compete. First race AZ T.: NJ.
Direct wire 10 the track Lee a Co., Turf
81 rhouge. No south Twelfth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-17
WEST VIRGINIA.
Suicide of q Young Lady-Gored to Death

lSpeciaI tcIeIraIn % Ile DI5UHtH'T
WHEELING, W. Va. September l6..-At
Morgantown. W. Va, Miss Eva Hood. OF
Mt Morris. was found dead in her bed
this morning. An empty morphine bottle
showed that she had committed suicide.
Miss Hood was popular and II mem oeT or
one of the leading families of West Nir-
ginia An unfortunate love affair caused
the rash deed.
Isaac Ellefritz, a well-known farmer Of
Ritchie county. was gored 20 death by a
mad bull. Ellefritz was driving the animal,
when it turned, caught him on its horns,
and pierced him through and through.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-17
Escort to the Grand Lodge.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. September 16.-The
Montgomery Grays, thirty-fve strong, left
here this morning for Columbus. u, where
escort 10 the Grand Sire at the sixty-dfth