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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-04
AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION
President Carson on the Lateiy-Enacted
silver Law.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

SARATOGA, n. Y, September 3.-1he an
nual convention of the American Bankers
Association began shortly before noon IN
the Town Hall auditorium. A large mum.
Der of the representative financial men OF
the United States were present. After the
opening exercises the president. Charles
Parsons, president of the State Bank OF 81.
Louis, delivered his annual address. He
treated of all the financial questions of
importance. particularly of the silver
question. On this latter question he az
gued that as Congress had already passed
law for its solution, that law should be
Given chance TO show how it worked.
Agitating the question at present would
only result in harm TO the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-04
SAVAGE NEGRO ASSASSINs.
They Cut a Conductor Seventeen Times on
"A Panhandle Train.
rspsct.r telegram to the Dispa,ch.l

CHARLESTON W. Va, September 3. Two
to-day at Pan Handle Station, o.. and tried
TO beat ride to Corning. The conductor
attempted to put them of and fight en-
sued in which the negroes cut the con-
ductor seventeen times on the breast with
knives so that he died in few hours. The
negroes attempted to escape, but were
caught and placed in the Corning jail. The
name of the conductor could not be as
certalned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-04
a Seventeen-yesr-Oid Boy Suicides

PoIN1 PLEASANT. W. Va. September s.
Late last night Pleasant Wright, a seven
teen-year-old boy and the son of well-to-do
parents. committed suicide by shooting
himself The suicide was caused by a
quarrel with his family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-04
A REPUBLICAN DODGE.
Swart's Organ Trying to seduce Farmers
to support Polk Against Vance.

Especial telegram 70 The DIspatch.I
RALuoH, N. c., September 3.--From
gentlemen who came here to-day from be-
Sond the Blue Ridge it is learned that the
Western Farmer and Mechanic, o Republican
paper. is being widely and systematically
Circulated in that section Of the State, and
that 1t comes out for l.. L. Polk for the
Benate a. Vance's successor. II calls upon
alliance men to support him. The paper
II being privately circulated broadcast.
end IL issued In the interest OF II. q. Ewart,
the Republican candidate for Congress
6om the Ninth district.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-04

DICHMOND, FREDERfCKSBUR i
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. -scLei ui .
APitILZ, l'ey-eastern siarlsfi
ONE.
,:s A. n. leaves Byrd-s,rss. sta;ioa daily
soos onlv =. Ashland. bOiaSslt, a.
ford. aud Fredericksbnrg, BROOK sn
Whitewater rieep-r - Washington
and Se1 YORK.
ii.s2 A. N. leaves Byrd Street siAroa i,ily 81
eIcep, sunday. . luof rarlOr CaI
Klcuinoni D. ashingtf n.
emp NJ leave, Byri-StFss. Saba daily
sleaoer Richmond % New York
s.,eA N arrives 81 Byrd street stAuJa daily
Sleeper from New York
gas p. NJ arrive. a. byrd-susel station ialJ
,l,ps =. Fredericksburg. lili0i
Hotn vol, and Ashland. sleeper from
Washington aud New YORK Does Ho'
stop a. koA
e.np n .rriyo, a. 5yra-suest station daily
ex-ep. SUNDAY. Buffet PnTlor Ca
Ws-ningto % kichmonf.
ASHLAND rKAISA
DAILY sxcaYr suspArk
Ina N. lsavss slDa Arrives ~ Asalanf ~
f:u n.
.oap N scoomrnoisrioa leaves Byrd-srssl
station. arrives a. Ashland Al p. II.
s.sxp n leaves Rlbsi arrives 81 Ashland q;
suA n arrives sieA Leaves Ashland AID
ssx. n accom- mediation arrives % Bryk
busst stAnoa: leaves Ashland as':p
asp u srri,ss - nh leaves Asnlaaa ii
A TAYLOR Tranic Managed
nm NINA General 5apsrtAteSdsak
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-04
10 = y 7
JanssR wEkru. Gsaoral $.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" WAY CONPASN

SCHEDULE IL EFFECT sgPTgMBsR G. Oh
Ls,yg KicHs0sR
7:O) A. N. Freight eKcopt Sunday 'fs
passenger. tetscea kichmoai al
GordOussile.
ea0 A. NJ. Dsiy for Old Point sai Sol, Z
Pullman Car "nise salpear " Va
Point
100 A. NJ. h. press. daily Tor cinclnnaa POI.
man Pgllc3 Car on Polut Cd DC
-aiphur. and PlnmAD sleeper llaf,
lOt,b-yiils 20 Ciucinasa Chair 4"
hlcum0ud q tuflon Forge
.roP. n. Rrpross daily fof Oid eoini a. N''.
iols Funmsa sieepias Car Nil'-'
nal! o CID Point
.opx AEON noda.ion. except sunday. 90
Chariot syllie.
seopu IhsF r. " Limited daily. l4lpA
slespiag ar Old Poics - sin'.l
solid vssilbuie trala. with Dinlls :
and PullmAps chasioitesFllie p -
cinaau and Pullman " LogsnAS
TEAMS AgaIys AZ slcas0SD.
,nA An. and 2y5 P. N. daily from Nin-ioa,'-
eis A. n. daily, except sunday, fro" '-'
lot;ossille. -
,o.so A M. ana f:as y. NJ daily from >ori3iI
900 Y. NJ. Fret nt from thsrloss",'slle
sunday, Csrries passengers
station. Broad street near >eyenteeath'
JAvgs-RIvgR DIVISION
ftichmoad snt Allegheny hAllfosii
LEAVE xcgs0sn
en- A. N. daily for Lynchbars, Lexiassoa' an
Chiffon Forge. s,..e.
.sc A. Tor Lyacnpars excep, sunday. sleev
s~ ing Car ter Lyncaoars. = 49,
leavss Lyneaburg ~ oIs A. y. u'''
tor Lsxlngson and Slison FoIs~
TRAINS Asaivz ar sichnosa
sOYM. oaily from Clifton fsfsA 49,.
40 A. n. sxcsps sunday isvm s
station. Elsaln and Canal sirsss
sss II. W. FULLER
Osnsral Passenger Agsas
q w.srsvuA 0sasssi sassf'asAassA ''~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-04

;,c and attractive daughter of Hon. ].
Nv ns Moorehead, of North Carolina, Is
r;stine her friend, Miss Mary Marshall
PANEL ON south Jefferson street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-04
Geuerzi rAssn.ss Asaa-
CHshLss y. Ropr y lao-PresleaL
SsnsrAl oclcs. kOsDoLA Va %
EARMULLG AND PowHAIAH

RAILROAD
GENERAL OFTltE 78 EAST MAIN lh.st'
sCHEDJ ~ ~ fEtr AUGUST 8, l.f
LEkyE RiCHnlNn.
OH A. T.. ra Atlantic Coast 900 f-r hff a
5.l5P ", ru Atlantic Coast ille iof ".As %
pock sni .nte mediate rt1f.nt
go A. NJ, ria Richmond and Jauviiis, iof Do
vile, AMI all ststOgs wet n f.t'.'F
Junction.
8.Ol Pm. f.l tichmond and Dansliie ~ Yarn
y..ic. AMI all stations Sosf NJ Nl,.
fuuc .lcn.
500 T.. NJ, Richmond ani DanFi.'' ip' ."
uArger AMI Win.crg'ea.
ksgIVs AT FfCHHONh
q.iO A. ~, ria Atlcltl. Coast LIE, frpm .-i 70
pock ant iu .einlsllale sisu ls
g.aO f. ~, rfI At.sul.c loast liuo from bel .
s.45 A. NJ. ria kishm0n1 ani psnfii.r. n p
larmKllf, sri al station, h''s .'
a0soiey junction.
s.sA. Mrs. hiAmonI AMI DaDYl., TO
~kfulusrtlr aue Mlutefpo.A
All TRAINS daily except sunday
For tickets, hagssge-cte-ss, uIn0lstl'r' y.
call upon A. ". GAkbEk. Atlantic tpAt' -.p'
AID hlchmOnd 6nd DAnyilis depQis
4. T. BlCklN6htf,
General Fi.sssnfe. AssI =
Jaxss X WEkTn. 1suerai Manager it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-04
TRAINS NORrHwAkD



So,. 10. g. ~ 81. ani5. nsk, ~ stops N'a
y and q. rloD ol fiEnsl - htpeh isief,
DreTry's Bluf CeairallA. aui thHsisr - 20
stone ~ Chester NOA So. "a 3D. 81 al. iI =, alA
%, will stop Al Oh stations Tor pl.asnsera
PuLLMAN-cAR nsNllcE
On Trains Noa Is AMI s3 sisspins. 'ars 1si~sst
New York AMI Tampa. PA frrs .Afts1lf'll,.
On Trains So.. u agi 30 sie'pi s-cArs n.iFes1
WGshingt on and ca trl-sfUu. on Train ~. 9 :,
slcepng-cars tetFofu Washington AM Jazz
sonulle On Train NJ. IS a.Hsy.ug cars Pc
,vesn ia ssonyllie 1ni NsE l9.L
THE ONLY ALf-RAIL LINZ 20 NORFOLK
Ri,nmond....9ynAM s.rflls...-..fn p A.
RichmoBd ...'Es1 b.. d. nor'llr. .... n ~.
Norfolk .......ss.4JA d. KI-ln.lf..lll5 A. n.
Norfolk .....'e0I g.. n. Richmond. f-l D. X
.ns trslns leaving k.rl mDli $50 A. .. 1nl
Norfolk at Z D. 81. ars aYll iraius Hofrefn
thess two points ard pGsa1lgors g. lmYgl
without change ~ cara tl1f' Holn li 40
also mai8 az Ps,erBuIrg bY ile .H d. NNa
from Hionm0uI .ni $40 SD 40 ram uln
Norfolk. a.
re.in. leaving k'erIlni at co. a. II. 90
1901 g. and arriving 90 'um1ai a. li4o 2.
Al md --B d. b. -l.sn ...-1 connection ~
F.ter.aurg g. snd from ftrud.ls, iynchbari'
aud .outuues,ern IeinaA
4 " aCLLY -uperEisaisni
HT b. MYiEA GENERA. alperute4i1As
A. 4 RMEgs1x general faafslz1f Aze1t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-04

A UCTION SALE OF A NEW AND
"A VERY ATTRACTIVE FRAME DWELLING
SITUATED on ST. jon STREET BETWEEN
DUyAL AND CHARITY STREETS. AT the re-
quest Of the parties I'm interest we VIII oier Tor
sale at public auction, on the promises, on
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10, 1880.
AZ $50 o'clock p. NJ, the above-fescribe1 and
valuable PROPERTY, which IA spleniidly-bIl
two-siory dwelling Of four rooms, vito wide nal 4,
and large front and back yard. There i we'll
%; line water within n few steps ~ inc back door
The lot fronts % feet. more or less. and extends
bark a distance of l35 feet % an alley iu COM
mon The houae was built 10y one OK our MOST
reliable contractors. and can be- relied upon az
being frsi-clsss In every pGrticllar
This neighhorhoed l. fas. improving hy ~ n
buildings Deing erected. Attend This sale aud
get a chesp home.
Very liberal terms announced II sale.
HARRISON & POW Frs.
seQ-td Auctloneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-04
RT b. MFHEA GENERA. alperIntelilas
A. 4 RMEgs0x. general fasfslz1f AzeBt
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-


scugDULgI EFFECr NAY NJ. fDL
TWO TRAINS DAILY TO SORYOLk And
LYNCHBl "a
LEAVE RICHMOND, hi KIDS lksEl STATION
gsOA. 4. Daily. ~ PegsrsDIrs hishmonf a1i
UrflIA rfrl SD EEpress -hrrFo ne
Norfolk igg h. II. siOps only 40 Ps.
tauuIrg aul -IiolL secQll
tfaiu. l.agus Petersburg st il;'J B..
Il. auI arriving ~ Norfolk aI2 2. ~
tt0rs 80 4lI stations.
.m.v pellr. ga P.vsrsuury. Arriy, q
Ps.efsbErs lyIs A. n No .tAFss
Petersburg li-ij A. N. Tor pa 20
nile. LFBch burg. ani al poins sgsA
,,.e 4 Jsi,y rts Ps.arsbIr.. Ariy. P,.
tsrsbarg &. Z. d.. lssEo pstsrs5 Iff
a. T. N. ealI arriving Ngi9.t,
T. 4.
PetersOGrg lsJs a T.. ouuar't. {
win Tralz No l. leAving Petsu ~
az lg,OA " f1r fsrmUAe. LT4l.
Durg. pJsanontaA AMI AL pax
South aai VEST
li6o a. 4. Daily. rg hifk','!e' iof safI =
PULLMAN sLE1PlNG-CAk A-~OANoD~
fIDNs
r9.i-sIoeping- from Petersburg ~ bd',1
xilbout csaSgg. lrafls ffiffsnAfs "a
lRsJ =. ~, AL LyachoIrg ~ Aompia hs--
Gus clanaS- ....
Nstnphis Without cnslse.
ran be ohsainod q. klcaluJni aoi foiontAg
raIlroai depot, a. ". BkrOsrA i)U dAs il'f>
80 al hs Comy auY's Once, y9l sast halasSs'~
IS. -. sOlhIhsl,
Passenger As.l-
" Il BsFlLi.
Geuerzl rA,ssn.sg Agsa-
CBIALssg Ropr fao- PresIeaL
SsnsrAl oelcs. kOaBokA "a %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-04
Death of Captain &. w. spott.

by telegraph To the Dispatch.l
TAzEwELL COURTHOUSE. Va, September
3.-Captain George w. Spott. prominent
citizen of this place, died this evening OF
heart-failure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-04
old DOMINION SrEAM- -,
" SnIP COMPANL D. IN.

.--a~l AS.si..s
FOR NEW YORK
steamers leays hchmOnd ~ Ehf IohsDAG
ana FRIDAY a. T. ~ Aapifss! closed ons
hc1r ostlrO SAVING tInie.
steamers losys Nov York for hichmo1i
EyHRY WEDNESDAY ana SATURDAY. a. 5 r
h.. arriving n nichnOad AOsOAf aIl FisI'
DAY AokNlSCA
Passenger accom- mocauons LnsurpssssL
Cabin faro " new YORK VIA yaneSrf'r
ropse dncl.dIEg meas aGi Def.il...-.--.s %
Round trip ic.es. limited ~ Wiry daJs
After dnk0 OF ssrS. ...........s ....s.s.s'- - ~
sLs~age with subsistence ................. y ~
storage wltnOul subsistence ...........- "
CAb!n faro vis Chesapeake ani OHIO rail-
Csbin fare va kieh2oni and Petersburg .
raj roai................... go. .',.... ~ ~
Yicsets can % ODtaInsi q. A. ". oArusr'~ 4Ol1
MAN street. ChesapesxJ anil ONO ant f'ich-
nond ani Petersburg Gspote, anu q. CON panJs
Offices lS0l Main s.TooA ADD wharf. lsocGeieN
Frs.Sh. forwarded and sh-OI "a viils o. iaibk
issued Tor pOia's beyOnd a9r IOrA-
Fr,ixnL rscslysI daiip Until ,. Z. a.
T,ss.nsers leaving Richmond "a hONDAl :,
r(E,DAYr, WEDNESDAYS, ihUksDAGc. anu
SATURUAi>, by the Chesapeake AMI Oaio rsil-
vov ria Newport NsNsl a. so J.. 81. aud ~
yl@hmond snd fs,ersDurg rsiiroai sane days
,f o.95 r. ~. will maze cOnnec-ioa AZ NOkFOLh
Win steamer leaving those lay.
GEORGE VI. ALLES & Co, Agen;s.
No 1891 HelL strcss s1l
aus CompapY's wharf. kocx9Ish
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-04
PHILADELPHIA, Il G H. <>esfA
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Appointed sailing days. Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY At u II. and every SUNDAY AZ >
A. 81.
Freight for Tuesdays AMI Frilsys' steamers
received tn il.30 A. H.: Tor sundays steamer
l5P. n. saturday. Freight received daily iii
5P. ".
Fare, 81.
For further Information apply 10
j. W MCCARRlCh.
General Southern Agent. ONCE Rockets
". P.CLfDE & Co,
mol General Agents, Puiiadslp hia-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-04
FOR SALE.
EAM ENGINES For SALE. :

CTEAM ENGINES FOR SALE
y TWO STATIONARY AUTOMATIC CUT
OFF BNGlNRS. size Of cylinder iSx2s Inches.
each capable OF working up 10 $50 horse power
also. THREE HORIZONTAL TUBULAR BOIL.
ERS, each OF about a0-horse power. az good as
new, sold only 20 make room for larger ms
chinery. VIRGINIA ELECTRlC-LIGHT AND
POWER COMPANY, No. 40 south Seventh
street 8u 81 Nv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-04
Y0RK-RlyER LlNE,yn wEsrPoNr
TIE FAyORITk ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND.

TIE FAyORI1k ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICH MOND:
TRAIN No. %. $40 r.. v.
LOCAL EXPRESS. daily @ capt sunday SOP,
At Gil stations. ~ Lester Manor conla-.s va
stage for Na.serion. With Baltimore steamer q
West Point
TRAIN So S. 81, r. v.
BALTIMORE LIMIT 80, daily eHcsgt suafar
for Hes PO.n. c0nneciiug wlh f.rt.' rsf
steamers Tor BAumorA At Baltimore ..farrr,
connect NTH Baltimore sod ONO flI. r.at 20
Warrington. Philadelphia, ani Nor lofk
steamers leave Baltimore b. ". daily, 81 -
SUNDAY
Trains arrive at Richmond Dis a. Il. aai .l.,
A NJ.
LOCAL. AiXRp. daily except sp1isT 'ssrt
Trenty-thiri ,treei for Wssi ioin, "a .lls.
mediate poinis.
TlcEct-omce at station fo5s u Niryials stree.
Opou 4. ~. io g D.. a. aai %. DO q. h. CD %
A. w..
Cliy ucke,-omee-cornsr Of Tenl sos IA,
streets
sol HAAS JAS. d. iAl ..t
Trsric Manager General Passenger Ag.rl
JOSEPH :. POTTS Division fassenx'r Agsa.
A TLANTIC COAST LINE
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAlLRo ~
TIMETABLE
Commencing SUNDAY. Nay 80. ipl .. 800
h. Eslas on his ro,i will IA a iolioTt
TRAINS eOU1nHARD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-04
CArxIAeEs WAGONS. 40.

EOR SALE, ANICE FAMlLYc"-A
l. CARRIAGE. PAIR OF HORSES. go
HARNESS. WHIP, and ROBES complete. Can
be seen at stable in rear OF SIS east Franklin
street by applying TO
All l4-eOdtsel0 EDWARD HARRIS.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-06
OCALA's EXPOSITION.
The Special Days at the Big show of
the Alliance


OcALA, FLA, Nov, 5.-The board of
directors of the Farmers Alliance annual
exposition have decided on the following
special days: Editors day, Dec 2; Knights
of Labor and trades unions, Dec. 6; Edu-
cation day, Dec. %; Confederate Veterans
and Graud Army of the Republic, Jan. l :;
Firemans' Tournament, Jan. s; Military
days, Jan. 81, % and 2S. and the following
Dec. 2; Bradford. Dec. 8; Baker, Dec. 4 !;
Brevard, Dee. 5; Escambia, Dec s.; Santa
Rosa, Dec. o; Walton, Dec. 10; Washing
ton, Dsc. IL; Holmes, Dec. II; Calhoun,
Dec. Is; jackson, Dec. Is; Gadsden, Dec.
10; Leon, Dec. II; Columbia, Dec. H.;
Citrus. Dec. 10; Clay, Dec. 20; Duval. Dec.
%; De Soto, Dec. "a; fernando, Dec.
25; Hamilton. Dec. 26; Hillsborough, Dec.
81; jefferson, Dec. %; Liberty, Dec 80;
Levy, Dec. 81; LaFay Jan. 2; Lake.
Jan. 3; Marion, Jan. 5; Manatee, Jan. g.;
Madison, Jan. Z; Nassau, Jan. O; Orange,
Jan. 10; Osceola, Jan. IL; Pasco, Jan. 10;
Putnam. Jan. ID; Suwanee, Jan. 15; st.
Johns, Jan. Is; Sumter, Jan. II; Taylor,
Jan. 10; Dade, Jan. "A: Lee, Jan. 70;
Franklin, Jan. 81; Monroe. Jan. %;
Wakulla, Jan. 20; Volusia. Jan. so; Polk,
Jan. 81.
Few people even in this state fully realize
the magnitude of the exposition. People in
nearly every other state are making in
quirieS daily, and it is safe to say that the
estimate of 80, 600 visitors is not too large.
Scores of workmen are now busy preparing
the buildings for the exhibits. and the com
mittee on public accommodations will see
that ample accommodations are prepared
for the visitors. Secretary of State Blaine
has been invited to deliver the opening ad-
dress and will pre- baby accept
On Knights of Labor and Trades Union
day Master Workman T. V. Powderly is
expected TO be present. On Educational
day addresses will be delivered by promi-
nent educators from different sections Of
the union.
Arrangements are now being made for a
grand drill and en- campment during mill
tary days.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-06
seville's New Railway.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Nov. 5. - The
Seville Southern Railway Company has
filed an amended charter with the secretary
of state, extending its powers so as to in
clude the constructing. maintaining and
operating a railroad. or operating roads
already constructed from point on the
st. Johns river at, or near Astor, Lake
county, through the counties Of Lake,
Orange, Polk and DeSoto to the waters of
Charlotte Harbor. The newly elected Off
GERS are j. R Parrot, president, and F. M.
Day, Jr., secretary, The main office of the
company is in Jacksonville.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-06
BANQUET OF TIE OLD ROMAN.

Ex-President Cleveland to Be the
Guest of Gov. Campbell.
COLUMBUS, O.. Nov. 5.-Allen w. Thur
man has received letter from ex-President
Cleveland, in which the latter states that
during his visit to the city to attend the
'Old Romans banquet he will he tie
guest of Gov. Campbell. He also writes
that Mrs. Cleveland has decided that she
cannot come.
Tickets to the banquet were mailed last
evening to the Hon. Daniel Lockwood and
Gen. Doyle of Buffalo, n. V, for them
selves and friends; Gov. jackson of Mary
land, the Hon. Walter F. Logan and John
H. Inman, of New York city; Charles
ReemelIn and William Burnett Of Cincin-
natl and John A. McMahon of Dayton.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-06
GOVERNMENT APPROPRIATIONS.
The House Committee Called to Meet
on Nov. 90

on Nov. 20.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-President Har-
r1son reached Washington about 6 O'Clock
this evening via the Pennsylvania railroad,
On his return from Indianapolis. In &C.
cordance with directions from Chairman
cannon, James G. Courts, clerk of the
house committee on appropri lions, had
Iotlned the members of the committee to
meet at It's room at the capital on Thurs
Jay, Nov. 20, at 10 O'clock. This is in keep
ing with the usual calling of the COM
nllttee to meet here Immediately
before the opening of the short
SS2Slon OF congress SO as to
enable II to facilitate the preparation of
ele appropriation bills in advance of the
regular meeting of congress. 1t is expected
tsat Tue ad 7ance sheets of the estimates Of
we expenses of the government for the ifs
cal years of 1912 will bu received from the
treasury department for the use of the com
"-''Ose Dy the time Of the meeting.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-06
Don't Care to Eat

II is with the greatest confidence that
Hoods Sarsaparilla is recommended for
loss of appetite, indigestion, sick headache,
and similar troubles. This medicine gently
tones the stomach, assists digestion aud
makes one "rs.l hungry" Persons in
delicate health, after taking Hoods Sar-
saparilla few days, find themselves long
ing for and eating the plainest food with
relish. -AdU.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-06
Mail Picked Up at Sea.

BRUNSWICK, GA, Nov. 5.-Two thou
sand tive hundred pounds of German, Swed-
ish and Danish mail was brought in here on
the British steamship Indrani by Capt.
Burkhin Monday 1t was picked up 700
miles from Lands End Oct. II, off Of the
German mail ship Albingia, bound from
Hamburg to the West Indies, disabled. 1t
was sent by Postmaster Hunter to New
York Yesterday, to be sent on to its destl-
nation. There was much registered matter
among it.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-06
CLARK SON Has A COLD.
- as Probably Made Worse by the
Cold Blast of Tuesday.

=. "ASHiNGToN, Nov. 5.-Ex-Assistant
. ''''naster General GARRISON left Washing
va Tonight for visit to the south, to be
s'S'A' several weeks. Mr.. Clarkson has
beoul sunerlng from severe cold, and has
~. ~ otnerwlse unwel for some time. but
81 low 10Y. recovered sufficiently to undertake
n H.; ZIP on the hope that it will restore him
W ais usual health.
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NEW ROCHELLE, n. Y. Nov. 5. P. NJ
AT o'clock the fire was gotten under con-
troll. The loss is now estimated at SIS, 900.
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NO EXTRA SESSION.
0leno eFs of the Cabinet Say That
None VIII be Held.

AsHINGroN, Nov. 5-Postmaster Gen
y d "anamaker to-day. in answer TO an
'l4ulty by a representative of the Asso-
GATED Press, said that there was no proba-
wa UD1Oy OF an extra session of congress.
mic, "aiie, he said. only the President could
NE dTs authoritatively upon the subject, he
iii%. Ian did not believe that the Pres
t t-.u. mad any thought of calling congress
o.-er before the regular session. Two
, g,Igr members Of the cabinet. who we're not
. r,,,Ing 10 be quoted by name. said, in re-
NJ Use 70 similar inquiries, There will be
40 extra session.
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Purchases OF silver.

H. AssasiNGToN, Nov. 5.--The amount Of
co. al. ouerred for sale to the the treasury
n,,so ay was l,O55,00) ounces. The amount
fo1 iIoaased aggregated $4,000 ounces, as
on ,,cs: SOO, 700 ounces at 81 06A, 10000
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a BLkza at NEW ROCHELLE.
1t Started n the Cellar of q Grocery
and Spread Rapidly.

N--~~A ~ ~~A AAoP-QA1.
NEW ROCHELLE, y. Y. Nov. 5, IL A. N.
"A disastrous fire is now raging. 1t started
in the cellar of the Ferguson building. The
ouilding was owned by George Ferguson, a
grocer. The cellar was stored with oil. The
volunteer fire department of the village
was promptly on hand, but was unable
10 stay the flames. The fire
spread rapidly in nNrtherly
direction from the Ferguson building, aud
the entire block is now involved Fire
apparatus from Mount Vernon and Port
chester have arrived. The New Rochelle
bank was situated in the Ferguson
building, and as burned out. Other. con-
Germs that have suffered are Ware & Bar
ber's dry goods establishment. J. L. Con-
tants drug store aud Ms. Byrnes' boot and
shoe store. The flames crossed main street,
and two frame dwellings are now burning.
The loss on the Ferguson building is fully
100000, and from the present outlook the
total loss will probably be S410,0O0.
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