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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-14

When the san goes down today the Jew,
ish year five thousand six hundred and
hlty closes and the new year begins. IL i
a significant epoch in the Hebrew career.
and is celebrated with great religious
feast. This New-lear Day continues .un-
iii sunset tomorrow aud WILDE cOmmemo-
rated with divine services at tho syna-
gogue, beginning tonight which will be
continued tomorrow morning. The services
Nill be Of penitential character and Will
consist Of supplications Of forgiveness and
repentance.
The tenth day after to-day is the Day OF
Atonement. This will continue twenty
four hours. The day will be devoted TO Iast-
ing and prayer. and the services az the
synagogue, which will be at night and In
the morning. will be OF very deep, peni-
tential character.
Five days after the At0nement will occur
the Feas, of the labernaeles. This com-
memorates the dwelling IN booths Of the
children of Israel during the forty days they
were in the desert. IL teaches the lesson
Of utter dependence uIsm tod, aud seeks tn
impress Gods watcilul providence over
man generally. Ateach OF these services
Rabbi Abram Harris viii deliver sermon
upon the lesson OF tue comnemoration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-14
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
What l. Going on of Interest on the Oihe
End Of the Bridge.

What O., Going on Of Interest on the Other
End of the Fridge.
The september term of the ilustines
Court begins tomorrow.
Miss Emily b. Terrell. Of King William
county, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. y. L..
Puliiam.
The Manchester District school Board
met yesterday and completed the list oi
teachers.
Yesterday Mr.. Thomas Nuchols and a
small boy were thrown from a wagon a.
Fourteenth and Bainbridge streets and Sc
yerely bruised. \ runaway horse wac the
cause.
Rev. Dr. a. Biuea, Jr.. pastor Of the First
Baptist church (coiored), OF Manchester. has
decided NOT 10 accept the call from Peters
burg.
There were several trivial eases before
the Mayors Court Yesterday.
Rev. Il. Il. Acroc, Of Petersburg, VIII
preach tine anniversary sermon to-nish lt
O'Clock before tie Ladic.' Sewing Circle o..
the BairDridge Street Baptist church.
The no and second Ward City Demo-
cratic Committeeman are out in "A card
explaining their position and actions
during tne recent deadlock. Most Of tae
matter has been published in lnn TINES
and throws little new light on the subject.
The case a. Henry Goul, William Bur
nett, Julia Burnett. stephen Archer. Henry
smith. and German Baugh (colored). who
were indicted by the grand Jury Of Chester.
field county az the August term Of the court
81 making AN assault upon Mrs. Fannie
Lmdie and Waller LuIdie. her son, on the
.Gth day of july, le9l, Will be tried at the
October term.
Last nieht at ovens Hall, Deputy-Su-
promo-president Myer Angle instituted
Manchester Lodge, so. l13, with thirty-tWo
charter members, and installed the follow
ing officers. II. i. Cheatham, president
james 4. Lip-combc. past president; }. W.
GLl. yicc-presIdent; William =. Matthews,
secretary: ". l.. Moody, treasurer; j. NJ.
lipsc0mbc, marshal; Alexander Rudd.
chaplain: II. IL. Gary, guard; ". Il. Lpis-
combe, sentinel; }. 4. Lipscombc, l.. I. Os.
borne. and i. l.. Cole, trustees; william
y. Mathews. NJ. b., medical examiner.
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WASHINGTON.
Congressional Proceedings and Capital
Notes In General.

WASHINGTON, sept. l3.-Representatiye
McCreary, of kintucky, introduced in the
House to-day the following resolution relat-
ing 10 the death of General Barundia,
Resolved, That the killing OF General
B1rrundia on the steamer Acapulco by the
authorities of Guatemala while on board an
American ship and while under the protec-
tiOn Of the nag O. the United States, de-
mands m immediate investigation and the
President Of the United States Is requested,
if rot Incompatible with thepublic interest,
70 transmit To the House Of Representatives
all Information in his possession concerning
this transaction.
The Ways and Means Committee start d
in on its consideration Of the Senate amen !
menls to the 'rariG bills to-day, and the two
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-14
ID DISCOURAGE MATRlMONY.
Formation of a Society whose Members
Prnml.a 10 Kcmaim Single.

Promise 10 Remain Single
\ society has been formed in New York
to discourage men from matrimony. and It
has numerous branches in that city. lis
meetings are conducted with great secrecy,
and the membership lI-t is not known. \
reporter to-day ran across the chief 0rgau-
ger. john = Howell. formerly of indiana,
and he told the following story:
Nv hen ! was young man / fell in love
with a girl Of eighteen and rs pretty as
Mary Anderson. / married the girl and
went to live ON Il ranch. where ! made
enough money 10 live comfortably tor the
rest of ny life. and then we moved TO Clcye-
lani. .. Here hired "A biz house on one
of the principal streets. and was rs happy
a. "a man can expect tO Dee in this life. with
two bright l.itle hoy 10 lo0E a4;cr but
one night discovered my wife was untaiih-
nll. ! told her t0 leave the house within an
hour She di SD. soon afterwards | OBJ
iained a divorce. The the thought struck
me that there was many a poor fellow who
WAS being fooled Just a. / was who would
never learn of n. and concluded Go
DO all 1 could 10 pe,suaJe young men
not To mary-it l. "a flilure-it blasted
my life and thousands Of others. With this
object i'm Wow have been travelling about
the country organizing societies 10 do this
work. and thus far we have met with won
dcrful success. gp to a ely, ana may
look over the records and pick out the
nameg og lalu yAo laye been recently dis
yorced send them note asking them 20
meet me nj a certain place on "a certain
night. From these ten letters about six re-
,pOnd, and that is enough 10 stWt with.
" hen the c.ety j. started 20 on to an
other town aud do the same work again. |
have started societies IN most all the large
cities. oar organization mas no name, but
each society names itself. out in II. Louis
they call themselves The MEMS Protec.
tive SOciety,i in Newark they are the Meyer
Again Club,' and the Jersey City branch
calls itself 'fhe kreutZer SOnatas.' The
Chicago Tribune.
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THROUGHOUT VIRGINIA.
SIGNAL SERVICE REPORT OF THE
WEATHER AND CROPS.
Governor Mckinney Interviewed About
an Extra Session-Frank Hume ITO Run
Independent in Eighth DistySTt-Gcne-
raj News from the state 9t~Iarge.

raj News from the state 9t~farge.
LYNcnnuRG, Va, * Special F.
The following Virginia weather crop bull
letin No. 10, based on reports from ,olun-
tary crop correspondents throughout the
state and ISSUED boy the United states SIG
nal Service. for the week ending septem-
ber II. 1870, is furnished by Mr.. }. y. Rykcr.
observer.
The temperature during the week has
been generally above the normal with about
the average amount Of sunshine. The rain
fall has been above the normal in the norin-
ern portion. while seasonable rains have
occurred In the greater portion of the state.
The long continued drought in Augusta and
Rockingham counties has been ended by
good rains. and the farmers are encouraged
with prospect Of being able to plough.
The weather has generally been favorable
for continuation Of fodder-puling and to-
bacco cutting. The cabbage crop is report
ed to be rotting i'm some sections.
The following are the remarks of special
correspondents:
LYNCHBURG.
Rainfall lO3 in five days, the normal
amount for the week would be about 90
inches. Conditions have favored late to-
bacco.
MARION.
Rainfall O.Sj on the 18th. Favorable 10
growing crops
WNTHENILLE.
Rainfall O33. The cabbage cropis about
the only one that is now making in this Sec
tion and has been injured slightly.
SALEM
Rainfall LIS in three days. All late crops
are greatly benefited, and pastures are un-
usually green for the season.
BEDFORD CITY.
Rainfall O.23 in three days. Corn is now
being cut, and is the best for years. To-
bacco is doing well.
BOLAR.
Rainfall l.lj i'm three days. The rain has
not been well distributed some localities
are still very dry, and too dry for ploushins.
Corn and buckwheat doing well.
srAUNToN.
po;,c,u 10 in foftr dnys Tine drought
g.. .l.r,l.on and r,rmors are Jolirhted with
,ho nro.,ec,. or nlouobiu,. Fan pastures
,,;li ip,,,ro,e very much keep- warm.
,.,,. ,.,-rt.rrrt.t,
poincu ~ i'm tbr.a d,,s. Crop- and
or,.. imnroyod.
,.,Vcr,'. MILLS.
Rainfall 2.33 i'm five DAYS. Gras. frcshouO Il
,,, An f,U sov.inr- and flaufirr aIp g. de-
,v.u.
........u
.,..l l.al or
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VANCEAT GOLOsBORO.
Addresses an Enthusiastic Crowd-Ihs
Progressive Farmer Surrender..


RALEIGH y. c., sept 49,. special -
senator Vance spoke at G0ld,boro to-day 90
one cf the largest crowds ever gathered to-
getbcr i'm the state. The aunOl nccment
that he would speak brought out people Dy
the thousands, who poured into G0idsbOr0
over the all different railroads ccnterln-
there. His appearance was greeted with
AN ovation Of applause. lie spoke
for two hours, during which hc
reviewed his political life Of thirty-SiN
wears. lie defined his position upon tne
Sub-1rcasury bill and the demands ot the
Farmers Alliance, and the applause with
which he was greeted left no doubt OF the
certainty OF his reelection. among those
who heard him at least senator Vance
passed through here this evening going o.
his home i'm Western North Carolina, where
he VIII spend day or two.
NEW COTTON.
The influx of new cotton here today and
Yesterday has been about tine heaviest ever
known here. The receipts l)r to-day and
Yesterday aggregated 900 bales and all of
il has sold At "a.
40 MORE ATTACKS ON VANCE.
The Progressive Farmer, ian its issue ol
Monday. viii say that 10 will make nO ilir
ihrr attacks upon Senator Vance. and that
10 was forced into what % na- Sad 10y tar
bosses Of the Democratic party. and
not of its own y0ltion. This is
regarded here as complete surrender
on the part Of the Progressive Farmer. ln
its editorial ON tine subject il SAYS: "N bile
the Progressive Farmer viii not sweryc one
iota from its duty toihe Alliance. il intends
10 Dee strictly just to senator \sncc. IL
would not mi-reprcscnt him. hit i- forced
10 strike him il VIII strike above the
belt All this agitation ana excitement ha~
grown out Of his position on the -ub-Ircas-
ury bill. In a spirit of fairness we make
the following proposition 10 senator a' cc:
The Progressive Farmer will give him from
t,,O To- three columns OF space per Wcck.
50 long as he may elect % Use
IL 10 show that his position and that Oi
the American Congress OH the sub-Irca~-
ury bill has been proper and riebt. We
promise that the discussion shall Doe cDn-
Quoted on oHr part fairly and respect
fully, and shall hp iree from all Nitu-
poration aud bitterness. I'm an This
controversy we have dome only what was
our plain, but painful duty. We yield io
no one in admiration OF tho public iiie aud
services OF senator Vance. Should tno
above proposition % Senator Vance Dee de-
ciincd, ,he Progressive Farmer i- done with
the matter, unless il be forced 10 speak.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-14
BASEBALL
Results of the Different frames Played
Yesterday.

American Association-At Eoche,ier:
ROchosters, o.; syracuse. %.
At Baltimore: First gane- Baltim0rcs. q;
Athletics, =. second game Balt.more-, u.s..
Athletics, q.
At columbus: Columbus, 8: Loui-,iles.
}.
At Toledo: Tolelos. %: -. Louis, /.
National Lcague.-At Boston: i0-tOn~, -;
Phladelphias. s..
At Cincinnati, Cincmnaii,, q; Pitts
bur.s. -.
At New York. First game called at tnc
end OF first inning rain. second game:
New lorks. 3; Bro0klyns. =.
At Chicago: First game hica.os. d.:
Cleyelands, q. second game hicagos. g.;
CicNeands, :.
Players Ieague-At Philadelphia: PhilJ-
delphias, :; New lorks, D..
At Brooklyn: Boston's game postponed.
rain.
At Buffalo: First glme-Buaaios, %; Pitts
burgs o.. Second game-Bunalos, %; Pitts
burgs, !.
At Cleveland: First leyelands.
L; Chicagos, 5. Second Cleyelands
>; ChicagOs, /.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-14
LYNCHBURG.

Sam Jones-GoVeTnor Mckinney on an
Extra s.ssion-A ccident on the L. ana H.
LYNcHBURG, VA, sept. 10 special r.
The great evangelist, Rev. sam Jones, ar
rived here today at noon, aud preached bis
onening sermon al PAGES warehouse To-
night. HIS reception az the DEPOT was icy
enthusiastic, AMI he is to remain here Tor
tea days. ,,....,.
liz cily this morning, lbc Governor having
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-14
A BRIGHT BLAZE.
Fire tn Broad street Dry-Goods store %
Loss six Hundred Dollars.

fire in Broad street Dry-Goods Store %
Loss six Hundred Dollars.
This morning, at l:lj O'Clock, Mr. 4. T..
Gin, who lives directly opposite, saw IA
bright blaze in the top story Of Messrs. ID.
ana +. Mittledorler's dry-goods store, 52s
east Broad street. lie Immediately sent
and turned in an alarm to Box 3. The de-
partment promptly responded, but the wires
IN tine front Of the building impedeG very
much the progress Of the hremen. A
stream OF water, however, was passed in
the rear of Wagner's drug store, and in =
few moments succeeded in eXtinguishing
the flames.
The loss is from $500 to 81 ,OCa the princi-
pal goods destroyed being winter goods.
There Will be, however, considerable dam
a.e done by the water The goods are
fully insured.
4 cause OF the fire is not known, but II
was evidently caused by a lighted gas
burner. Last night the clerks were at work
on that floor arranging goods preparatory
90 moving. and it Is possible that one OF
them lett a lot OF boxes too near the burner.
which became oyerheated and caught lire.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-14
YropertY Transrers.

Richmond Cify.--D. G. kicl arison ~ Wil-
liam Il. Hughes, Al feet ON w,,st side twenty
sixth street between \ and u. $0l5.
Wo0a, special commissioner. 10 Homo
Building Company. Perpetual. 40 feet on
south side Calhoun street near BOOK ave-
nue.. ststl
He.rsca C0ansy Elizabeth Evans and
Alice L. Rouse 10 David LeyrhoD. 30 feet oil
aouth side Haryie street between Washington
and Randolph.
Charles l.. steel. George A. haynes and
Charles X. Willis, trustees, 10 J. u. heatties
~ ,,st on north side franklin street between
Allison AMI Addison. and ~ feet ON north
side Grace street bstween Allison aud Addi-
son. 81, sOn
Adam tonderl.hr to John Il. SteelmaDn. -
rect not named, Sl0u,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-14
SAD RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
4 Falling Tree Crashes Through - Train
with Fatal Effect.

RAPID CITY, :. d., sept. 13.-A sad acct
dent occurred ON the uncompleted narrow
gauge railroad between Piedmont and Lead
City to day. An excursion train. made up
Of tive coaches aud number OF
Hat cars, with seals arranged -
accommodate passengers, lett Lead Ciy
at 0:lj this morning with about
300 .lasOns and their families. As the train
was passing point near Elk creek. twenty
five miles from peadwood, a large pine
tree. which had caught Ire from
a passing engine, fell striking the
last car, which was packed with
human freight, killing 70 people and
wounding seven. When the massive piece
Of timber struck the car a panic took place.
The killed were VI. j. Beding and Mrs. J.
Il. snyder, Of Lead City.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-14
NORFOLK.
Killing in elf-Defense-McNish Comes L"
Grief-Death Of AN Estinable Lady.


Grief-Death Of AN Estiinable Lady
NORFOLK, Va, sept. l3-. special. Ia
coroners inquest was held yesterday ia
Isle Of Wight county on the body of VIII
liam Shiyers. who was shot and Killed ihe
preyiOns evening by DR.. ). y. Gait. Inc
evidence. principally from colorcd VIII
nesses. all vent % show that the dead man
Was the aggress0r throughout, and that the
killing was entirely an act OF seli-deiensc
Under the circumstances, lr Gait wac
promptIy discharged from custody.
Frank McNish. the clever minstrel man
who has been starring in "Out OF sight
has come 70 giief after the performance /"
the Academy OF Music last night. The
management cancelled the show, and lh.s
morning the company was dlsDanded,
and all Of the performers, McNlsu
included. left tonight for New lork. Inc
plaV is tO De rewritten and new company
engaged before it is again put upon The
road.
Mrs. Harriet Granbegy, roiict Of the late
Richard Granbery, and step-m0lher 81
Bishop John G.. Granbery, Of the NJ. T..
Church south. died mere this morning. ME-
(iranbery was scyenty.Nye years OF age
and highly esteemed and venerable lady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-14
CHASE CITY
Increased Tobacco Facilitios-N Rich
mond suburb.

CHASE CITY, Va sept l3.- -pecia, -
Three large tobacco warehouses Viii he in
operation October LIST. The n.w Planters
warehouse is now run by the Alliance.
some changes in the proprctorships of tine
other houses will De made October lsl, ANA
the tobacco trade, now good. Will take "a
boom. Mr.. ". il. Holt is building for Mr.
T. f.. Roberts large tobacco prizefy, ana
tue other tobacco men viii have large
prizeries built.
The PresDyterians have Just improved
their church property very much.
Many Richmond parties are Interested h
land and buildings here, and others are
looking around. The interests of Rich
mond men here and the affinity between
our people would seem to justify. notWIlG-
standing the distance, calling Chase 'lil
Richmond suburb.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-14
DIR. M00RE'S MARRIAGE.
HE RIGHTS THE WRONGS or THE
LADY HE DESERTED.
The Wedding Celebrated Privately In her
Sick k-Room-A Tender Greeiing-tiis
Subsequent Movemen.s-Death of at
Estimable Young Married woman.

lhe wedding teieDfatet IFiNAieil ih "tE
sIck-Room-A Tender Greeting-Iiis
Subsequent Movemen!s-Death of at
Estimable Young Married Woman.
EAsrvuLE, VA, sept. l3. Special. r.
After Il consultation this morning with the
lady, whom, it is charged, was betrayed by
DR.. Garland =. Moore. and with the consent
of her mother and brother it was agreed
that the marriage should take place at 80
=. NJ. Promptly at that hour he was taken
from the Jail and. in company with two ofli-
GERS, proceeded to the house Of the lady. I'M
mediately upon being admitted, the party
went 10 the chamber. whore she lay in bed.
awaiting the moment that would make her
the wife Of the man that bad brought So
much trouble upon her. There were only
three or four other persons IN the room 20
witness the ceremony.
TENDER GREETING.
nr. Moore m once advanced 90 her bed
side and tonderly greeting her. tool heI
hand, surrounded boy wccpln. mother and
three friends.
THE MARRIAGE CEREMONY.
DR.. Moore. in a loud and distinct voice.
answered Jhe responses, but she was 80
weak and excited that She could onl!
answer "yes" to her part 10 the ceremony.
Rev. George W Faster, OF the Episcopal
church, Oflciated.
DIR. MOORE MOVEMENTS.
DR.. Moore left at once. as 10 was deemed
best for him 10 do SO until the lady became
more composed. He will return tomorrow
and consult with he Is 20 their future ac-
ti0n. luOn his return tO the hotel he was
congratulated by many friends upon th'
termination Of his troubles. During the ai-
ternoOn he drove out 90 see MS aged mother,
". o has been nearly heart-hrokeu on ac-
count Of the sad affair.
DEATH OF MRS. VILLAINS.
The wife Of Hon. Mr. :. :. wilkins dice
to-day Of heart failure. She Vas daughter
Of DR.. Wood, OF Albemarle, and was oni,
married last October. She was a most cN-
cellent lady and had won many friend, d.
this county.
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WILLIAMSBURG

Hearing or Evidence in the Siat"r
Case.
NUiIAWeEgRG. VA. Sept. a.- special.
Tte taNn. of evidence was concluded in
Che slater case 10 Date hour this ever
m.. when th- Court adjourned until Thur
day mornine. Argument viii Then tom.
mencr. and wiil. 40 doubt, attract % ar e.
-.r.l-I
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-14
SOUTH BOSTON.
The Tobacco Market-EncouraginG Re
ports from The Crops.

pOrts from the trOps'
SOUTH Boston, VA. sept. speci"
But little has been done on this market
during this month, the breaks consisting of
a mixture Of old odds and ends, primings,
and some very good new tobacco, which has
started OF at higher figures than was cN-
pected. The reports that come IN from Ni
sections agree that this is good, ihou-h
not "A large, crop Ci tobacco, and i curing
splendidly and has good body, and con>e-
quently will weigh out we'll ana VIII ul q
treat deal of money into the hands Of our
farmers. We count on selling more than
we have ~ r sold,
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hurried Alive.

IT. JOSEPH. Mo-, sept. l3.--By the cav
Ing in Z { the banks of a sewer which num-
Der Of mon were building to-day. two labor
crs lost their lives. Five We're buried un-
der tons OF earth, but they We're taken ont
badly injured, but will recover. The two
Killed were dead when taken out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-14
SOCIALIST CONGRESS.
A New Epoch in the Development of So
cialism Marked.

L0NpON, sept. l3.-The forthcoming So
cial Democratic Congress, which opens at
Halle on October 18th, will mark new
epoch in the development OF the So
cialistic movement in Germany. There il
no denying the fact that the Socialist
party in Germany is the most perfectly or
ganized political body extant, AMI that Il Is
immensely powerful. The cohesion and In,
tegrity of the party were obtained under
the stringent, arbitrary provisions OF the
anti-Sncinlisf law.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-14
Protect the Girls.


five are 10 keep our American fich siriS
Al home American ciiizens viii nave 10 pe
given titles other than general, judge, ana
colonel. The highest sort OF a taf.u on ren-
nstpss fpfcien noslcmer, or the highest eN-
.,,.,, Infv on American mnidens going to
Europe, Will not protect our girls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-14
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
,,yr Italian Workmon Instantly struck

Ysur italian WOrkmon Instantly struck
Dead.
\rW YosG. sept. ia terrific thunder
storm pas.ed over seldom, on the Hudson
River road. this evening. Al lOO Italians
wore al work on the reservoir, ana
fh.. ha,tened for shelter 10 house
n.ir by. lt scarcely Afforded stahaIh5
-..9, t,r IN. FRIGHTENED men. They had
....n ia fh. nous. but few minutes
r...n M. lightning struck within few
t..t of fhe structure, and four OF the
lt,I.l,,, f-ll % tAe door dead. 4 panic en-
s,a.l ana q number 0f the men were sefi-
ou.lt injured. 4 curiCUs fact Was thal the
auu.. u4- not damaged by TIE lightning.
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lately. and have thoroughly rcorganized
their union. They propose nj some future
tin,e 10 make determined effort 10 gain
their point. and they expect by reason OF
experience and better discipline 10 avoid
second failure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-14
The SOUTHAMPTON STRIKERS
Dissatisfied with tho Terms offered by
the Masters.

the Masters.
LONDON. sept. l3.-'fhe southampton
striking -camen and firemcn are not sails
aol w,th fhe concessions offered by the
masters. and viii probably not 20 10 work
N.ndat Tli. will keep the dock
m.n out n work .scme time longer.
raeIr action j. due 10 the fact
thM Tine dockers attempted 10 save
themselves at the expense Of the seamen
,pI lremen by Offering u return to work ON
terms more advantageous 10 themselves
tlan to their allies. A split between The
London and southampton dockers' union is
fN Nlacted
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clonn.LrRsr IN m0NDALA.

WrllsyuiE. a.. sept. IA cioud-bnrst
occurred at iroudaic. about four miles from
harp. last night The water came down iu
such torrents that people living in ,he lower
u0riOus of tine town Were compelled io iet
io higher grounds. many Of them narrowly
escaping death by drowning Great dam
ace % property is reported
RAILWAY COMMUNICATIONS CcI or.
MERcER. PA. sept. i3.-rhe heavy rains
~ ihc last twenty four hours have raised
the stream. 50 as 20 cut OIL all through rail-
way communication.
FLOODS Is THE GENEstk.
MOUNT MORRIS, y. j., sept. ij.-Ihe
late heavy rains have swollen lAc 1enesee
and its tributaries 20 an alarming heishi.