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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19

In Mcdowell county man named Gud-
ger, while fighting with Mills Bright,
stabbed the latter five times and then fed.
The wounds are deemed fatal.
Thirty convicts are sick with the grippe
ut Horse Ridge stockade, on the Western
North Carolina railway.
Professor j. p. II. Leigh has brought
suit in Pcrquimans county against the
Dazzle County Tines for publishing that
Leigh. o married man, teaching high
school at Cana, Davie county, was too fond
of his female pupils and had to. leave.
are also sued The case will be interest
ing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
Tho Cnnnactinn Line.

We wrote an article few days ago giving
reasons why, as we thought, the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
road Company should be allowed TO con-
tinue for some time longer TO operate tho
connecting railroad running through this
city. We carefully guarded our language.
We endeavored TO show to the city fathers
why this privilege should be granted to
that company, and we at the same time
endeavored so 10 express ourselves as not
20 use single word TO which the HenricO
landowners interested in thus matter
could take exception. But we deceived
ourselves. Our good friend DR.. j. G. BEAT
TIE writes TO us the following letter, which
80 far as we can see does not touch the
question discussed the other day, but is
mere catalogue Of the grievances of himself
and his neighbors. We attempted. as we
have said, to convince the City Council
that it ought 10 let the Richmond, Frede-
Ticksburg and Potomac Railroad Company
use the streets Of the city at least until
that company's case in court WAS disposed
OF or until it and the interested land
owners had agreed upon terms. DR..
BEATTrEs letter purports 70 be reply to
something that we said, but does in fact
merely confirm all that we have said on
this subject. II gives not a single reason
why the city fathers should not grant the
privilege asked for. But as all that we
could write in an hour would not convince
Dr. BEATTIE that his letter has no bearing
upon the question we discussed the other
day welet his letter appear in our columns.
We fear IL will call oat ono from the be-
leaguered company.
The Belt Liuo.
WOODLAND, HESMco, January II. 1880.
70 DE Editor Of the Dispatch:
An editorial in yesterdays Nspaioh tells
its readers that the Richmond. Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac Railroad Gonna
ny" Is iii strait, and that the said comnanv
In It's laudable endeayor TO obey the CITY
Council and vaeate the ranch is unable to
do 30. and that from no fault Of its own
that certain landowners whose land the
company must have" stand in the way.
An editorial in the Stdts q few DAYS AGO
came down on these poor landowner az
Henrico like thousand OF brick, charg-
ing them with being obstructionists aud by
their action inimical to the interests OF the
city and public. Both editorials advise
the city fathers TO be lenient with this
poor company and give them more time TO
move their chattels Now, in view Of all
the facts in the case, il does seem 10 me,
Mr.. Editor, that this IN taking the part OF
the big bully 40 against the little fellow,
and not at al In unison with your usual
way of doing things.
Icannot but think you are not fully coeni-
can't OF all the facts IN the case, and with
your permission / will try 70 make fair
Statement, "naught extsnuate nor aught
ct down In malice"
The CITY Council Of Richmond notified
The Richsnond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad Company " cease moving
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
Ladies Muslin Underwhr.

This sale IL looked forward 70 ~ 'hl's. f,of
persons who long ago discovered ~ ,rs
else can equal values DO obtained. Ifi
/ not prove satisfactory exchange e.gt...f..,
/ be made or money refunded n desidi
/ White Spreads. ioc. Tor thls sale.
IA Crochet spreads, Ter this sale, So -rsrl'a.
! price. .2s0:
~ Mar,eiiies spreaa', i2.so-rcgu'f .H-
for this salo only
Monoiao-S Msresillos Spreads, sior ns.ae
only-rsgdlar price. g.:
Great reelection ia Plsuo covers tori fs1s
Cream Cashmere ~hasis. s9,. for ~ a.
Australian Cloth, excellent for skir' 80 Pc.
No dressing whatever. Only 6hl .'or
will only be sold between ihe 10 .-s .' ,na
2, and only 70 yards TO any ono r.salaf.
Aniro-cogein, 70 10 ysrds, &C.,
bieached Cotton. IN remnants, onlyjc fssllsr
price, &c.
The ojc. uenrietts Cloths. IN Lengths 0r'y ga.
BASKET Bargain Remnants Of Dress .,.i,. &C.
Cotton Challies only Sc,
Best Wool Chsiiies oniy &c.:
Towels. 5oc dozen. or 0 FOR %. fs-i1s.,.N
Any jacket IN the house that aolIt f5lalg
can 30 hough, for f7.2j:
Plush jackets s. for thi. sale. gult- nr. 81.
Horse Blankets, csc. Tor tnis salo--rss .ia- nse.
sLgJ;
Colored Crochet Spreads a.. for ,l.'saio
Simpsons Gray Callcoe'. 6Ac--o, morspAl
enc pattern 10 one customer;
simpsons solid Back Celicoes. sr. fr tllnni.
New styles in Percsles onlyctc. RyarI:
CheVlois, 10 light aud DARK styles on|y sff-nr.
more than three skirt pas.orl. 20 az one
customer:
Outing cloth, Sc. for his sale;
ouuug Cloths, lOc. for this saie--egu'r pricS
l94c;
Unbleached Cotton. Tor this sA'e g., .oggiAr
price, &c.;
Unboscned Cotton, Tor this sale. b. gu'ar
prise, DC;
Skirts made OF tie very DIST Outing 'ni 30 'o-
this sale;
Remnants Of Apron Bingham, C..
Bloached Jesos. 6ac.-geFy heavy.
Blaek nnir Muns. s5c-regnlar price, Sc.
opossum Nufs 81 Tor his sale;
Yard-Wide Turkey Rod calico, o - fr sAls
Ladies White Haniser.hefs. S.. 10 ODD, sAis.
Persian Banis-,ho w.. snd &c. qulfy all N
60 AT 25c. for this salo;
Dark Cslicocs. $50. t0r ,hs sale.
Parplo Calicoes, ssc. for his sac
VIII open a rev iino - Baby-Carriagssi y
few DAYS; sond Tor catalogue.
Trunks less than manufsctursrs price,;
vandiae and Black silk Fringes a. specisl prices
for this sale:
Gentlemens aud Boys Wool Gloves i9c slr this
eaio:
Gentlemen's Fur-Top Gloves, 4oc. Tor this sale;
Chldren's Legsins, &c. Tor this ssle-ced and
garnet--regular prico, &c.
Gen-ismen's Tios, o. Tor this sale--ceguiar
prize &c:
Gentlemens Ties. i9c. for this sals--regulsr
price, CSC;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19

The "colored leaders" are ridiculing the
African deportation scheme. We are not
surprised. Never since tho inception of
MoRE's Utopia was there more visionary
project suggested. The negro has no idea
OF being deported and the white man who
is interested in the Congo-colonizstion
matter would fight the proposition to the
bitter end. The negro leader has never
developed craftsmanship, but he knows on
which side the bread of his race is buttered
when he advises bis race to keep close to
the fiesh-pots Of the South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19

The Richmond Dispatch is surprised TO
learn that West Virginia has a larger coal
area than Great Britain. Germany. and
France combined. If the Dlspaich would
scratch its editorial head 1T might discover
other SURPRISES Wheoliag Inteligeiocr.
Why not tell us whether coal-beds I'M
derlie two thirds of the land in West Viz
ginia That is what we desire to know
and upon what authority the statement is
based. We suppose the statement can
hardly be true.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
SPORTS ARRESTED.
Cane Prcscnsation-Doublc Track-Mar-
riago-Ncw Railroad.


LYvcHBURG, VA. January ia sensa-
tion was caused in sporting circles here
this morning by two arrests, and 10 Is SAID
that warrants have been issued for largo
number of others. The excitement among
the sporting men is very great.
James NJ. Mclaughlin, chairman Of the
Jlauor-DealeTs' Protective Association, was
presented with o handsome gold-headcd
cane last night by tho members Of the as
sociation in appreciation of the manner IN
which he managed the late campaign.
The Richmond and Danyille system have
under consideration the building OF a
double track between Danvillc and Alex
andria. Captain c. NJ Borum. the division
freight agent. spid to-day that the side
TRACKING that was building along the road
now was done with the view of n double
track at a not very distant day. Business
over the road, he SAID. was increasing so
rapidly that double track was only ques-
ton OF time.
LEROY Carter. Of Richmond, was married
TO Miss Glenn ROsser, of Campbell county,
last Wednesday.
4 corps of surveyors numbering thirty
are camped near Plasterburg, Smyth coun-
fy, engaged in making a surveyf for the Vlr-
ginia Western railroad from Buchanan 10 a
point in Tennessee near Kingston. The
route TO be followed from their present
camp to Kingston Will be down the Ten
nessee river TO make a connection with
the Tennessee Midland now under con-
struction from Memphis.
The dead body of m unknown man was
found near the top of CHnch mountain OPP
posite Estillville yesterday morning. 1t ~
thought he had been drinking and laid
down and was frozen TO death. as no marks
Of violence could DO found on his person.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
! .inrIe exesption; What was then though.

: .;cy,. exception: What was then thought
- si ha he unidentified body Of woman
h h. since been found to be the body Of
Charles On Kellar, Of Winton Place. Mr..
Ka n and Mr.. Wilson were tho only pas
ssyneys who boarded the ill.fatod train az
S W;pton Place. Mr., Keller was going to
crmminsyille.. barely q FIVE niles ride.
- settle some business matter. Mr.. Wilson
vas vy sl-decrec Mason and was coming TO
C;nciupati to attend a meeting of his
lodee. Both were IN the rear car and were
p II Mr. OEelisr'S hands was found beside the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
Francis JOSEPH of Austro-Hungary

Francis JOSEPH of Austro-Hungary has
not been much of q success as q military
leader, but when it comes TO settling Diff
culties betweenrace factions in his polyglot
possessions he displays a remarkable
amount Of common sense. Witness how
nicely he disposed Of the Czech-GeIman
trouble in Bohemia. Nothing could have
been more adroit than his entire manipula-
ton of the affair. Hemade all hands happy
and secured for himself fresh grip on the
crown of st. WFNcESsLAs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19

The Atlanta Constitution is another paper
that does not take stock in the feasibility
of deportinG the southern negroes to the
Congo country. II says:
"Africa's destiny is settled. II will be-
come q white mans country. The present
lords of the soil Will share the fate of all
inferior races that have stood IN the way
of the grasping and .war-like Caucasian
they Will disappear from The face of the
earth and leave not trace behind"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19

The report has again been circulated
that the Gar OF Russia is crazy. Suicide,
assassination, scroiula, and insanity have
proved the curse of the house Of ROMA
NoFF, and, as the Boston Globe says, it
would surprise the world if the latter fate
should visit ALEXANDER III. Certainly,
from all accounts. he must live in absolute
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
The ST. Lonis Globe Democrat SAYS :

"The charge Of Senator Morgan that
there is q color line in tho North as welt a.
in the South cannot be denied. 1t 10 Wei
known that certain social determinations
against the negroes prevail in all the north
ern States and among all classes Of north
ern white people. The prejudice is not 50
pronounced as it was some years ago, but
Il still exists and will probably always
continue in some degree"
Light IS evidently dawning upon our St.
Louis contemporary. The Giobe-Denocra
must have heard the news from the free
school troubles in Ohio, Illinois, and other
northern States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19

A contemporary remarks that public sem
timent in Europe is decidedly against Eng
land in the matter Of her trouble with
Portugal, and that the French. Spanish,
and German papers have protested against
Englaud's course. Nevertheless, the Ger
man Government sustains England in what
she is doing in Africa; so the newspaper
protests do not amount TO much.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
Released on Ball.

CHICAGO, January lS.--.John Kuuz. who
was one Of the four men found guilty OF
numbering DR.. Cronin and whose lmprison-
ment was fixed at three years. ia free
man again. Judge Mcconnell granted O
new trial few days ago and he was cd.
mitted to bail in the sum OF $4,000 This
was furnished to-day by dlme-museum
manager, who signed Kunz's bond. and the
little German IN return for the favor Will
appear on exhibition ~ tho museum. II
is not at all likely thatthe States Attorney
will prosecute Kunz again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
Fatal Boiler Explosion.
rRv ,aiag-anh IN tina Dfsnarcn

CHICAGO, January Is.-Anothor fatal
boiler explosion occurred this morning,
tins time in the old Wisconsin Central
depot freight-house at Polk street and
Fifth avenue. About o'clock this morn
ing George w. Wiley. the night Waterman,
entered the engine-room and started fire
under the boiler. For some reason the
boiler exploded. Pieces of steel and cop
per were hurled in every direction. and
some of them struck Wiley. cutting off the
top of his head and crushing his legs and
armA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
Steamers Encounter Heavy Gaiex
fBy telegraph to the Oispstch.I

HALIFAX, n. s.. January 18.-The steam
Border from London. which arrived herr
to-day, was twenty-six days on the passage
She experienced heavy gales throughout
the entire voyage. Tremendous seas
washed clear over the decks, but the only
damage sustained was the carrying away OF
three ventilators and some cattle-pens
The steamer Ohio. from Liverpool fol
Philadelphia. put in here to-day for coal.
entire voyage oi'ffteen days. In latitude 49,
longitude 81 she passed quantity of field
ice. which seemed 20 be solid and packed
as far rs the eye could reach.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
A Convict Killed.
TBy telegraph 10 the oispatch.l

COLUMBIA. January 1s.--Dick Gardner, n
white convict employed on the canal, made
n break for liberty tins morning with an
other white convict, William Jackson. The
guards fred upon them, and Gardner fell
pierced through the heart with n rife-ball.
The other fugitive escaped. Gardner, who
was serving ten years. sentence, was a
celebrated horse-thief. aud had become a
terror to upper North and South Carolina
bv freouent depredations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
ceusns SuDeryjsor,.
,convrigh,ed. 1890, By tbs Few York Associated
Prcss.l

[By telegraph 70 tho Dspstch.i Ny No.
WASHINGTON, January ls.-SecretaA .pers
HE IS busily engaged in examining patthe
in connection with the appointment OF ~
supervisors OF the eleventh census. OF "
superyisors provided for by the census &C
quite a large number have been practically
decided upon, and it is the intention of the
Secretary TO make recommendations to the
President early next week for eight OF ten
states. Others will follow as rapidly as u
consistent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19

company for uumbe On ESQ.,
faithful employ<. u,.o.,.s
Thrsc People KiIls
fBy teIserapa 70 g.

BrxxraHAx, Ala. j Engineer e ,Si,
Georgia Pacific passenger bappenod a /" ~
inc ran into the second SO BODY elss .n,.
train Just ahead OF IL andy '''' was
liam Berry was killed. 1t ­ille dor,,
forty miles east OF here. Nd be the tysin
On the Louisville and Nd second iA es
near Montgomery this mofnlN lie 'h rs. I'
brokc in two. Brakeman WIss an 80.
was running back from the .hich b 'ng
broken train. not knowing of ' him sn "i
Ho plunged on in the darknA "A1
track and all twelve of the cars A;,t.or
broken loose ran over bin, killingin and
mangling his body.
At Pratt Mines, John Tyson, a IL
year-old boy, was run over by tras.
Killed. 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19

1.-THE members of the New York Mari
time Exchange have raised $500 to give to
CAPTAIN MoxnoR, of tho Stag, who rescued
the crew Of the Shakespeare. 1t is intend
ed to raise $1,000" It looks as if New
York has gone into the statue business
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19

BALTIMORE, January ls.-The number OF
deaths reported this week was 2S6-loz
males and 1874 females. This is larger
number than any reported last year. I rue
largest n9mbe, in 1883 being IN july wycek IN
1851 was li5 in 1888 1853, and in 1859 ~,
The annual death rate per 1000 for lh'
week was 18Th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
ABig Iron Property Purchased.

CLIFTON FoEGE. VA. January lS.--The
Longdale Iron Company IN Allegheny
county has Just bought for $aO, 900 the Big
Hill iron property near CLEARWATER, on the
Richmond and Allegheny railroad. This
valuable mining property Is situated in
Botetourt county, and ia reached by four
mile branch road Of the Richmond aud Al
leghany. IL was sold by the heirs Of the
late Captain G. r. Mason to the present
purchasers, and three years ago could have
been bought for s., 600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
A SENSATION.
Found Dead in q Railway Cut-susplcion
of Foul Play.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch,

Especial telegram 10 the Dispa,ch.i
RAIRroH. N c., January ia great SEN
saton was created at Wilmington yester-
day by the discovery of the body Of w. T.
Brown in a deep railway-cut. An exami-
nation showed marks of violence about the
head. but there were no indications that
the man had been killed by passing train.
All the circumstances caused suspicion
of foul play. Night before last there was
a dance at disreputable house kept by
one Emma Jackson. within few squares
of the cut where the body was
found. The attendants wero more or
less intoxicated, and about midnight
Emma Jackson called two policemen to
oueIl disturbance. The officers entered
the house and found w. T. Brown. j. j.
Canaday, and Walter II. Yates engaged in
a quarrel. The men fought and Canaday
was arrested. Yates and Brown got away
Yesterday evening the entire party IN tho
house at the dance were arrested. Among
those arrested were the woman Emma Jack
son and j. j. Canaday. who is accused Of pre-
cipitating tho difficulty. In all there were
twenty arrested. Brown was about forty
years of age and leaves wife and four
children. Yates is also married man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
Cockade City Notes.
rcpecial telegram 20 the Dispatch

PETERSBURG. Va, January s.-Represen-
tatve Venabe Will shortly appoint by
competitive examination q cadet at West
Point. to ell the vacancy from this con-
gresslonal district.
The new grain-elevGtor built for the
Atlantic Coast Line, although not formally
opened for business, made its first trial to-
dav. A carload Of corn was received
and put in store, and everything worked
satisfactorily. 1t is expected that tho
elevator will regularly open for business
in n few DAYS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
A Quick Passage.
NV telegraph 10 the Uispstch.l

CuAnrrsroN, S. c., January ls.-The
schooner Carleton Belle, Captain Hodg-
don, made trip from this port to Kings
ton. GA. with lumber. thence to Port No
raut, where she loaded with fruit. and back
here in twenty days. Her passage out, was
six days, and home six aud one half days.
which is the quickest passage ever made
from Jamaica here by sailing vessel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
Bravery Rewarded.

FEy Telegraph 20 no UIspkt1h-I
NEW York. January ls.-The gallant work
OF Captain Munro and crew. OF the steamer
Stag. in rescuing the crew OF the wrecked
German ship Shakespeare. was recognized
by the Maritime Exchange by the pfessnta-
ton OF purse of 81 200 to-day at noon IN
the exchange. OF the amount $500 went
TO the Captain. and $500 was divided among
the members Of the crew who made the
raoc1a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19

The fight of Professor COPE. Of the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania. upon the publics-
tons of the Government geological and eth
biological survey, conducted under Director
POWELL, Is a pretty one as it stands, but
PROMISES further and richer developments.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
sx,,.ble. The word thus comes out No
t;onalists.n Well, that Is not 30 bad. after

"The people of Portugal do not share
the fawning cowardice of the Government,
and are showing spunky resistance to
Tcrl s,1wpuRys ultimatum." That's one
Of the burnors of foreign correspondence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19

"Thc eminent JANIS PAoor shows that
:, ,akez 2oO distinct transmissions Of nerve
force every second to execute o Men
delssobnian presto" That has always
been our contention-tbat is, we think it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19

lBy telegraph o IA Disoatoal
CIYCINNATI, January 1s.--Judge Nichols
LOngwOrth, o prominent citizen, died to-
day of pneumonia. He was o member of
the well-known LOngworth family of Gin
cinnatl, and was worth several millions Of
dollars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19

A professor in one Of our leading ms ii
tutions OF learning puts this postscript to
a business letter to the Dispatch;
81 take IL a number of newspapers. but
no one that trust more than the Dispatch
or value 50 much"
uhonLa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19

"Mr. RANDALL is now the Father Of the
Uouse, having served az representative
longer than any other man living SINCE the
death OF Judge KELLEY" We hope he may
be spared many years to wallop his refrac-
tory children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19

"0ne Of our contemporaries makes an
odd mistake in the Typography Of its col
umns. II prints the word Nationalist with
the substitution Of an 0 for an Q 10 the first
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
Chicago Deaths.
mn Aalanranh N fhA Dns nnfch

IBy teIesrapH 70 INC DIspnCu.I
CHICAGO, January 18.-Up TO noon to-day
there have been $50 deaths in Chicago since
last Saturday noon. The number for the
Same period last week yves 47. Six deaths
from Influenza were reported.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
A Sudden Death.


NORFOLK, Va, January ls.--lnformati0n
was received here to-day Of the sudden
death of Captain William L. Hicks, at
Hicks Wharf, Matthews county, which oc-
CURED this morning from appoplexy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19

"AIGERxoS CHARLES SwrspuESR IS tho
HANNIBAL HANuIS Of England, says one
who recently saw him at Wimbledon" The
papers will say hard things about SWIM
HtfRxE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
Killed and Injured by Hot Iron.
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CHICAGO, January ls.-The bursting of 0
converter last evening in the Illinois Steel
Company's works at South Chicago killed
Ed. Johnson and badly injured four other
workmen. The accident Is said to have
been caused by water coming in contact
with hot iron.