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RAILROAD IfSPs.
"a ~ sS5Sei u ssfSs ,sya <
DICHMOND AND DANyIIrP

~ - ssa2Scs ,k1s-ss. ,..5szs (:
DICHMOND AND DAEyILrP
III RAILROAD
SCHEDULE IN gFFECr IffY 7-t.,,
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND "a.
$50 A n. SOUTHERN EXPRESS t.r, D.. =.
lanls, AuEusts, sli point. ,sitf ri,
rect. A. Greensboro far Ur-s a., 49,.
hsle,rh. At salisbury Dr. 49,.
NORTH CsroiinN pas.eagsrs "a. ~ =
sleeper AI9P. " Ilr.4st $500.
from Dsayilio <nutl th
so A. NJ ACCOMMODATION faIr. .,-..,
sunday, ~ Clover Va. a. 80.
mediate polnts
ii:0o A. NJ. VIRGINIA AID NORTH CtR0ff.,
EApRgss. daily, through tuls =
Raleigh ril hoyDN.. t.r..., y
burkcVilie riIh Aor'1. ~ aas hs.t...
railroad for FarmV il. iy..,
sui points hasl; "a; Aeur -
1lArssvillo, o1iori, iaalan.a. ia
aooR NJ FAST NAIL, dary.'.- A,.,, An.
gusts, sn1 points rIasI. l.... a.
Gose.ey's Junction Wh ...., (,
aud P0Ths,an ra Irosf at .....,
b0r0' FOR Durham al Bad. i.
ssisbury Tor Nestlra 49,. ..rl
Ira through s.eopeB .r.a .,.
Vile south
eo0P. n. LOCAL. dany except s.rttr OBJ.
Amelia Cour.holss AMI A.rls /,
points.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
AZ AZ a v Prom Atlanta sal Agslu,
SIS A. NJ. From Amelia Cclr.h.-,a
40 p ". From Raleigh
s:SS p n. AZ Manchester. from Cover
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TRAINS NORTH wARn
.pallx tp.Ilr s1aep, sunday.

'Daily. tDaily except sunday.
sToPPIk2PLAoR4
Noa Il 81, - aad u. asks no ssopA NOS.
"a and rs stop On signal 81 Manchester.
Drsvry's Biun. CsnualiA and CHESTER Nc. %
stous on slxasI ct Manchester and Cbesier No.
81 stops AZ Manchester. ne& a. ~ ~ 70, al,
a. ana 4s, Will stop Ct Al stations Tor passsn-
PpLLxAN-cAR ssRyIcR
On TRAINS Nos 10 and q sisspias-cars between
New YORK and Tampa "a tsts Jscsssnviiisl
On Trains NoA II cad q sIespias-esrs estuess
Wsshington and Charissson. On Trakh No 81.
sisepins.cars between Washington asd Jack
souvtiic. on Trsin No - slespins-eA0 be-
tween Jach son Vile aud New York
fnR ONLY ALI-xAIL Inns 70 NORFOLK
,,,anoa a..v ..so 4 Norfolk. a.is ,sa n
Eiohuoua ..'s:sSP n. Norfolk 49,. 100 p. ".
Norfolk. :, 1904 4. Riahnead ..itls h NJ
Soefoit 1900 r. " HssAnoad.. So 2. u.
me uains leaving Hiehmoad 81 - A n and
NorfolS stl r. h. &c solld raaas between
usss TIVE psiut& ana passengers - through
without change OF ssre csess seaAsctons are
Also made 81 Pstsrsbarg 81 me 3:3s Y. \. rsia
from kichmona and Ne 80 - =. uAsa fron
SI T,ssns isavias Risan4ad q ~ A \. saa
t,.su :. \. Ana ssssvtns q hsshasad = itis r
Ss,. ~ sssi . "a iss. jssSsilS LJssSsass
ana 'ss'as's'siss IDLY. su,~a..sA.sA
IL Ss ss:ss go So: ;:s: ::s ~,
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Natural Gas starts = Big Fir.
fBy Telegraph TO ne Dtpstch.l

PrrrssuRdH, Pa, October "A special
from JohnsburR. Pa, SAYS At 8 o'clock
this morning Ore broke out which at Q
o'clock y stll burning fsrcsly IL The busL
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AseRlous RAILROAD WRECK.
An Engineer Killed. Fireman wounded
and Passengers shaken.
m ,.iax-~nh q, tha Dtspatch.l

HELENA, Moyr.. October 4.--News. has
been received here Of serious wreck on
the Northern Pacific near this city TO an
east-bound passenger train. Engineer
Frank Mace was killed and Fireman CHS.
lett was badly injured. Ii Is reported that
the passengers Jared badly. relief tram
left here at 1920 A. N. for the scene OF the
disaster.
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O,HESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" WAY COMPANY

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ WAY COMPANY
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT sgPTEaBsha 1871
Laws gicHsJsn
7ooA- NJ. Freight ercoIt sIliay, Safne'
passenger tclreoa hlib.hsll 80
GOfdoDsFi.ic.
$50 NJ Daily for Oh Po.ai AL NgH..s,
Pullman Car While s9i2'" b"'
Point o..
mna Palace Gar OH fcilt ' We
sulphur, al Plilnal Sleeper N-'..
lottssy.lls - ciBc!aaan lhaH rf
h,chmou4 . clifton Forge 49,.
$40 p. NJ Express daily fof Oh Polai Al ''. ..
fols. Pullman Sleeping Car s.---
.1px AS.omnodaIloa. except saai'h *
Charlottesville. p..r-..
snpN TSeyF. y. Limited daily fslla
sleeping Car GA Polat " 20 49,.
sold vesl5ais train. siA Unias
.nd pu,luAgs Cbarl0tissFiiis y -
cinnaa AMI Pg!laaa ~ Lolis''s
,.llss isxirs ar EicHsoso.
An. audgss 2. N. daily from ca 'aa.i,
ga A. NJ. daily, except sunday, hoa 49,
x .oss',sE NJ daily from Norfolk
' 40 = "A, Fret hs from ChsrloslesVuls, 't.''
WV saalay, Carries pssssazsfh
s,at,on. broad slfoel Des. ccfoA.p'sAh
JAxgs-AiyEK DIVISION
optohla ,nd sn1 Aiiesbsay hslfssAi
LEAya AlCHAOsn
an NJ daily for Lyacn5aIs. LexinssoA M
Cnf.on forgA , ...e-
..,opx. forIyn.hoafs sIcsps saais,, s,s'y,
ing Car for Iynesoefs = 49,
leave, Lyacnbars n SO n. e'~'
Tor Lexisgtsa Aai Iilisoa VIVA
ysAlSs sKsiys Ar sicasos@
an n daily frosa cuiioa fssx% yo,x,
80 4. II. sxcspl sanisy frein Ns',sS
Lsxiaxsoa, AL Lyscaeefs
ssss'~ A~'s "A. ". FVLtkA
General Ps-esassx Asss,,
CIV. srsvHxa Geass Al ssDss'a's"ass>
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THE FALL WRAPS.
OUTDOOR TOILETS.

Some of our most stylish street and
visiting toilets exhibit vest effects, in
which the vests are of genuine soft kid in
some shade to quietly contrast the color
of the cloth composing the gown. Occa;;
sionally the oddly Of the idea is enhanced
by embroldering the strange dress ma
terial with tinsel.
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Hoods SarsaparilIa

Is peculiar medicine. 1t is carefully prepared
from Sarsaparila, Dandelion, Mandrake, Dock,
Pipsissowa, Juniper Berries, and other we'll
known and valuable vegetable remedies, by
peculiar combination. proportion and process,
giving to Hoods Sarsaparilla curative power not
possessed by other medicines. 1t effects remark
ahla cures where other nreparatiops fail.
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AND WESTERN RAIL.

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
" HOAn
scHsDULH - EFFEOr MAYl- Ipl
TWO TRAINS DAILY To NORRJLk IsI
LEHCdBUBA
LEAVE RICHMOND, brKD.sTk8Er STATION
va A. n. Daily. va Petersburg ki1in ia 50
Norfolk rhro gn kTyress Afrrt b.
Norfolk ifss 2. \. s.ogs oaiy 20 Do.
tersburg ana sufoiL sr..i
TAiu, leaving Petersburg 80 1881 L
ii. and arriving a. Norfolk SO b. IT,.
stops a. al ftpuons
epA 81 Daily, ga PotsrUurz. Arrr, Z
PelcrburR l9l3 A. n IA .ssfss
Petersburg 1875 4. N. - yarn.
villa LYnchbar ana a.! poina '0sa
ssR. NJ DGllr. Vls 7eiesbars. Auiv, pa.
torsbarE els r. H.. leave Pstsu5art
$40 ?. n daily arriving ssrslIf
Ii:so Pm DAILY. va Fetenburk Iuir. ~
Petsrsburg ifOg A. n. oCnaesil 4
win Trala No J. leaving lsisrs az
ut iaiO A. ~ to- farmWla LyH.a.
barE. f0sah0uiaS AMI al p0.ss
souM ani VEST
ligo A. NJ. VAily, wa BgrkeUlls, for farnU.A
Lyn hbutg, tho seasn. ana Woh
TlONs
No. i-siespins-oar from PsIorsoars % brissa
without shzlg% leaving Petersburg dsilf a.
Is.iO a. ~. All Lyn51bgrE ~ homphs sith-
out change
Memphis without ehsnse
esu 10 obtsinoI a. Richmond and fstsut ara
ralirosi depot A ". SarDsrA iJOD MAIN strost
and a. Ias Gomps9ys orcA, vi ee-t Nan sxss~
Il ". IODKrNhr.
Passenger AgeaL
". Il BAylLL
General Passenger Azeah
CHIaLRs1 u. EDDY VICE PrssiisaL
General 0ci0a Roanoke Va tsi
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Y0RK-RIyER LINE,yn vprr9Ng
THR FAyoRITR ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMnND.


TRAIN No ~. $40
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily es.eut ..1fsr ssa,
at all stations. At Lester hauHr c....cs HIa
stage f0r Wakerton pith Baltimore f.esrefA
West Point
TRAIN No -. AIf n N
BALTIMORE LIMITED daily except slrfts
for West Point connecting HIN f.rF "r.r
steamers Tor Baltimore. As ha.an -f..aa ...i
connect with Baltimore aoi Ol.o pa. ..sl 'or
Washington, PhtaielphiA AMI N.F f..f
Steamers Leave Baltimore l.. \. talI. .t.s,i
SUNDAY.
Trains arrive at Rlchmoni gi5 A. ~. sll lsu
A. "A.
TRAIN 20. ~ fDA
LOCAL, MIXRD. daily except fgIfsr 'stfs,
Tuenty-shni street. Tor West r.i4i "a .ssr.
mediate points
Ticsetonlco al station foot " N.rr.as f.si
Opel A. 81. 20 D. W. aud from Do .. ID
A VI.
CITY ncEeIofnce-coraor o. rsan ali Ma
sreeA
sol HAAS, JAS. T. Ikf.
Tra1io Manager General PASSENGER Af.nk
JOSEPH = POTTS. DiyisiJa iasta.g q. hl.ll
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OVERCOATS.

You are thinking, no
doubt, Of your wants III
the Oyercoat line, now
that cool evenings are
Gin season.
For o nobby Dress Coat
our "Crack " line at -
will interest you. We
have them in short and
medium lengths, new aud
and old-style lapel, seam
ed and seamless backs. A
choice Of several dozen
styles and colors for q Sc
lection.
Finer Coats are also here
in abundance in Worsteds,
Cheviots, Motions, and
Kerseys. Price, Sl2. 90
Italian cloth lined, and Sl5
with silk lining. Can't be
found in town for less
than SD. 80 and so.
The fact that we manu-
facture them is the secret
of our low prices.
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q RoCsnkhs. go.
DEPARTING Os syHAaENs.

DAFA .sAa6 w wv n a " ~
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT s.x5-5s2l,I
' COMPANY for the sEAsHOhE- soasxA.azs =,
Cheapest and most pleasant route ~ oLD
POINT. VIRGINIA BEACH. OCEAN Nlkn.
NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH, NEWPORT NEWS,
OLARghoST, and JAMEs-kl'kh LAND
INGs by elegant saloon steamer AnlhL
leaving Richmond EyEKY MONDAY, WKDSSS
DAY, and FRIDAY At A. NJ. eueet-cars 20
Directly 10 steamers wharf Fare 10 Old foins
or Norfolk. also: second class, 81
Connections at Old Poin! AMI Norfolk closely
win al lines for northern ciues, virginia Beach,
and Ocean View same afternoon. James river
by daylight. Great tourist Ina Cheapes'
routs. .,
through sickets on steamer and st Garber's
Agency, 1909 Main sIeok Baggage checked
through. Stste-rooms engaged for day or nlghL
Frstgh. received daily for NORFOLK. PORTS
MOyTh, OLD POINT, ALEKkSDkIA. AILAs-
TIC AND DANyILLg. and FAkhVILLR AND
POWHATAN X K STATIONS aud WAsH-
iNGTOS, d. c., all points In HasIorn Norm
Carolina, Eastern Virginia, and all regular land
ings on the James river, at lowest rates and
through bills issued.
LJCIKN b. TATUA, Vles-Presi1ent
No Iu7 Main street. AMI hoczsuA
IRWIN WaIs Gnx Prclght and Passenger AsenS
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EDUCATIONAL.
IT.F DrIA TOUR DE LABA.
EAU UIER INSTITUTE FOR

| Il z = L y II EsNI y = = T y = = ~
IL YOUNG LADIES, WARRENTOS, Va
situated In Piedmont region Of Virginia on the
Kich nond and Danyille railroad, ffty-four miles
from Washington. A very. successful school,
being entirely full tho past two years. Excel
iopt buildings and strong Faculty. Next term
begins SEPTEMBER IL, 1890. For catalogues
address GEORGE q. BUTLER, A. NJ, Principal
tye-W, F&Su2m
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old DOMINION STEAM. NlA
" SHIP COMPANY IAh

" SHIP COMPANY A(A
Dor NEW YORK.
fteam srs Leave asonmoad kfEBr TUESDAY,
and TRIDAI az 4. n Manifest closed ons
hour before sailing time
steamers leave Now York for Gohmond
KyHkr WkDFEsDAT and sATUk DAf ~
". arriving in Rob noad AokOAf and FkI-
DAY h0kklstA
Passenger accom- NJ odaHons unsurp sssoi
Cabin fars ~ Now Io<k va JamssriTS
roybs dAeluding moal and bsrIa)......-.t "
Round "Trip tosesA limited W GHty Gays -
after date oil lssua ............t....'.....' "a ~
stee~sga with Subsistence. ........-......- ~
Rtserage without Subsistence. ............. "
CAUin t4rs Va Chesapeake sad Ohio rail- ..
yAy...... ...............-.s.. s.sss 800 Az W
Csusn faro ~ kishnond and Petersburg -, oo
railroad. sues
ne, cts can 90 obtAInsd at A w. CARRIERS, l'1
Nam street; Chssapesks Aaf UhIo ana MOI
uond and Petersburg depots An1 al com panys
ofrlces 1901 Main street. snd wharf HocketS
FreighE forwarded aud thsoaga Hln W la1Anx
teusd fog points beyond New Tors
frvignt receiver daily ucel b T. n
PASSENGERS leaving Richmond on hoNDA1s,
TUESDAYS, WEDNEDAfs, THURSDAYS, aud
SATURDAYS, BY the Chesapeake aud OHIO rail-
v.y trfa Newport Nersl al SD r. d. aud BY
Ei-hmond and Petersburg railroad tsame daysl
AT s.35 z. 81, will make cOnnecuon a. NOhSOLh
win steamer leaving those days
agORGS ". ALLEN y co, Agents,
No 1901 Aaln street. All
suIy ComIAnY's sharf- hocassA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-05

ERENCH LANGUAGE QUICKLY
IL AND CORRECTLY SPOKEN. Natural
method. All lessons are in the form u conyersa-
ton. Faultess pronunciation. Professor MAU-
RICE Jolly, OF the University OF Paris, professor
Of French st the Richmond seminary. Call or
send ter circulars to III east Grace street
l2-F,su6Wim
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DICHMOSD. FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAiLkoAD. -sohetsi,
commencing APRIL ~, ls-y-eAsisro stAn4afl
TINA
TS2 A. N leaves Byrd-snsss sranoo dai
stops onlv At Ashland. bOD NJ
kri. and Frsdorcksbarg, Brooke aai
wiieEatsE sissyS " H~shigsta
aud New fort.
lfrsaA. NJ lsays. Byri stree. station dslly. 90
skcepI sunday. bunot fau0r Dlf
lachmoud t0 h sshingtrn.
"a, p. n leave, Drrd~stss, s'aael ia-f
sleeper, Eirh moni 20 New fort
e,OA- n arrives 81 Byri stree, s,snlB jar.
sleeper from sss fOrh
Esp, N arrives 81 BJr1-sussi stAuon daNT
stsps al frsisroksbufL AliFi
B0thsoi. aud Ashland slosgef iflA
Washington snj sSs forL DSss -
scRh. sSpiyes Al syra-suses sAaoa s.l,
except SUNDAY. Buffet iar.gf a.
WashiRgtOl - Richmond.
ASHLAND rRAiSs
BAmr uosPr sCsDira
eaA- NJ. leaves klbA Arrives AZ Aisiaait
i0A N
aoR N. sooDm notation Issvss Byri 'ss,i
station arrives 81 Ashland 50 q q
GAP n leaves albA arrives A. A,l Ali A.
esL NJ arrives aba Leave, AshlsaiM'
A. n.
sgA NJ sooon notation sriro. a. ByL
sEsss ssssioH. leaves At-lAai a.. y
elsP. n ARRIVES ~ ESs have. Asalaai .'
81 A. TAYLOR Tr.ns Aaaasst
TT. d. hrsAA GsaofI sayor-aisaissA
EARMYILLE AND POWHAIAN
RAILROAD.
| GgSRRAL OFFICE T03 EAST hAla rlhtA.'
J SCHEDULE IN EFFECT AU6lslA vs..
LEAyA RICHMOND.
| OBS A. NJ, 10 Atlantic Coast boo '1f Def A.iA
| lis 4. NJ, tiG Atlantic Coast line 90 Ai. +
pOck aud intsfmsdlaIs stal.l%
/ s.z0 A. H., ga Richmond snd Islfii1, NJ /,
/ vile, and al stations ti VI
Junction.
800 P. H., ga Richmond ana Dsari.'
Vile, and ali s.al.0as 400. VI A.i.'I
Junction.
,0P. n, ga Richmond sni DaHrl..e, 20 ~. 10
garter ami Wluierlo.k.
ARRlyE AZ zICHE0s0.
! OH A. NJ ria Atlanta Coast Inc, fruil y lDt r
] pock AMI iutofmeI. 49, -thu ~
emp NJ rf4 Atiant.c coast li1sfr m i'f 4
SIS A. NJ, ga hehmoni al DA-'... 4
| FGrmyiile, nui 90 stations H.i -
Noseley Junctoa. -,
s.i5 A. ", va hicLmJGi an ua1H-'' "'-
/ Skiuguartcr and ia.efIp-~
All trains daily ~ opt sunday -.
[ For uckets. bsggage -cuccGs, uI'tA = =
/ call upon A. W. GAkBLh Ais1tt NeA'' A'-''
aad klchmond cal DanUils lel9.s .-s
", g.. lAi tIipH,
General Freghl ani fas,flf'f Assls
JANIS X WEkfB. General hanhf'L 80
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PAN is.

PANTS.
Our east-window display
Of Pantaloons gives you
an inkling of our prices in
this line. Others cannot
approach us in styles and
figures. There is q saving
of Toe. to $3.50 for you in
every pair-according to
quality. In fit they are
absolutely perfect - web
made and sewed. The as
sortment is large in all
grades. Our lines at 81. 80,
SO, and $3.50 attract es-
pecial attention
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RAILROAD LISBA
A TLANTIO COAST LINE

RICHMOND AND PETRRsBUaG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE
Commenang SUNDAY. September IL 1890 Of
505 Y. ~. ualns on this road win run ~ follow
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
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FIRE APPARATUS.

We are to have q FIRE department The
Council at its last meeting made an appro-
priation for the purpose of buying hose,
hose carriage, and the necessary equip
ments tor the purpose. The pressure mere
from our reservoir is so great that q nre-
engine will not be needed. By attaching
the hose to plug stream can be thrown
over the highest house.
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Hoods Sarsaparilla
Is tho best blood purifier before tho public. II
eradicatss every impurity. and cures scrofuls,
Salt Rheum. Bols, Pimples, all Humors, Dys-
pepsia, BIliousness, Sick Headache, Indigestion,
General Debility, Cstarrh, rheumatism, Kidney
and Liver Complaints. overcomes that tired feel
ing. creates an appetite, and builds up the system.
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Hoods Sarsapar;!la
Has met peculiar and unparalleled success at
home. Such has become its popularity in Lowell
Mass, where It is made, that whole nelghoor.
hoods arc taking 1t at tho same timo. Loweh
druggists cell moro Of Hoods sarsapariua than
of all other sarsapsrillas or blood purifiers
Sold By druggists. 81; six for IS. Prepared by
C.LHooD & Co, ApOthecarieS, Lowell MASS
100 Doses ono Dollar
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(Correspondenceo OF '"' '''e H'''0''u DI'pS'c''I
NEW YORK, October 4, 1880.
n;rners and dances, "5-o'olocks and
rooentions. are beginning their eternal
round once more with the opening of the
.own season. which. though not yet fully
~ ss 40 many of our best people are at
Torox in the Berkshires, and at the other
outnnn resorts, is close at hand.
60 Il behooves the scribe of the frivolous
5a,ne 10 take note and faithfully record
,ybat we are to wear mid festive scenes.
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cAMEL's-HAIB IS POPULAR.

Bengaline is a speciality this year. II
exhibits itself in some very pretty phases,
as, for instance, with pompadour figures
scattered upon it. or with satin stripes
running through 1t. Pompadour effects;
by the way, rule in most of the brocaded
goods for evening wear. some OF whites are
particularly rich.
For evening wear feather and lace boas
are much favored accessories. Later IN
the season a theatre toilet will hardly be
complete without one.
Among the new shades ashes-of-roses
is decidedly the most POLITICALLY named.
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WORK SIDE BY SIDE.

other parts Of continental Europe, the
Swiss women work habitually by the side
OF the men in the 6elds-but they do
more; they seem to bear the bulk of their
products home upon their backs. | am
satisfied have seen more than one Swiss
woman carrying say hundred pounds OF
grain along path you would not willingly
risk your neck upon; and upon one occa-
sion saw girl carrying upon her Shout
| ders the luggage, and that q trunk, be-
| longing TO two sturdy male tourists, who
| trudged along gaily after her with their
| Alpine stocks. Every woman you meet,
on path or road, if she has not burden
upon her back knits as she walks, Such
excess of slavish labor imposed upon
women is of course very repulslye TO
| American ewes; but the superb develop
ment of many OF the Swiss women may
well suggest to the advocates for widening
/ the sphere of women's occupation IL our
| own country the opening OF some of the
| lighter departments of outdoor farm-labor
! to her.
The cantons differ widely as to wealth
| and comfort and style of living among the
people. though for the most part 1t IS only
near the cities and along the larger lakes,
| where the vine Is largely cultivated, that
one sees homes which even approach in CON-
| fort the home Of the average American
| farmer. Along these lovely lakes, how
ever, private residences and grounds Of
exquisite and elaborate beauty are every
| where to be found. In the mountain dis
| tricts generally the cantons own the bulk
| OF the land. and the condition OF things
| would seem to afford an excellent oppor-
| tunity for observation and study OF the
practical working of some OF the theories
OF Mr.. Henry George. Indeed, Switzer-
land, so far as We could gather any intelii-
| cent conception Of tho administration OF
IL public affairs in Q very hurried tramp
| through the country, seems to combine
| the features OF extreme Democracy, and
what Il ordinarily termed "paternAi gov
ernment.n Msyhap the two things are
not 90 very far apart. The Swiss Govern
ments- -cantonaI or general construct,
own. and operate most Of the railroads,
| telegraph lines. highways, and even the
| main mountain paths, and yet, 90 Jealous
are the people OF the operations and iniiu-
sRcs Qf ths GoysFanant N eazAain athAs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-05
AprSYER DRESS.

Among q number of handsome gowns
.o alrVi bronght over and shown by
iorse b0nse here is dinner dress in paest
I nnliow r' silk. with pompadour figures of
y yeliow and white upon its. surface. The
yeh;yT l. mite decoHSte. but sleeves of white
wsrs' he ~ c1as are added to it, full and with
~ ~ efect A sash of the same material
y ,s fed about the waist. with long. ends fall
inc TO the left side. The SKIRT - en- ran,
finished in front with a deep-knotted SIX
fringe in the prevailing color, ana Nv WITH M
chain of white ribbon BOWS nun 'he mp
down upon the right side.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-05

The fasclnation OF mountain-climbi Ding
end glacier-walking 10 simply irresistible.
Many O man has continued 20 scale these
rocky, 10y heights, and TO tread psrilous
snow-bridges over yawning glacier CULTS,
even after his brother or bosom friend has
dropped from his very side over bottom
less pfecipice or into a fathomless ice
ohasin. The present has been an unusually
fstal season. Not less than dozen tourists
and suides-I think largely over that nam-
snowa The Nattefhorn has just claimed
new victims hurled three thousand feet
down It's rocky sides. and the snows Of
RI Blanc hare buried not less
lhnn q half dozen men since We
sntered Switzerland. and yet they are
S1IIl ascendipg almost daily. Al Tyndsll
a6xk - man of spirit once sst . tAsis
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-30
RETALIATION BEGUN.
MEXICO GETS BACK AT THE Nc
KINLEY BILL.
A Tariff of $500 per Car Placed on Amer
lean Cattle-Hogs Taxed $3.50 per
Head-Cattlemen Greatly Excited.

KANSAS CRY, Oct. 29.-There was con-
siderable excitement today among
Kansas city stockmen, relating to the
advices received from Mexico to the
effect that that country had placed
duty of $500 per car on American cat
tie. If the advices are true, this prac-
tically ruins the live stock trade between
this country and Mexico. The act of the
Mexican government is regarded here as
retaliatory one, precipitated by the
fear the Mexicans have OF the Mckinley
bill.
New ORLEANS, Oct. pa Plcayune
San Antonio dispatch also gives the
rumor that the Mexican government has
placed a tax of $500 a car on horses and
cattle from the United States, and says
in addition tax of $3.50 per head is
placed On American hogs. As there are
not many hogs in Mexico, the result will
probably be that the price will be
greatly raised to consumers.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-Assistant Sec
retary Of the Treasury Spalding said to-
night that he had no information about
the reported heavy duty laid by Mexico
on American cattle, and doubts the COR
rectness of the report.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-30
ONE LIFE FOR NINE.
A Horrible Nine-fold Murder Expiated
on the GallOws.

Horrible Nine-fold Murder Expiated
on the Gallows.
PERRY, Ca, Oct. 29.-Tom Voolfolk
was hanged here at l 80 p. m. today.
The crime for which Voolfolk suffered
death, was most atrocious. On the
night of August 6, 1887, in Bibb county,
nine people were brutally murdered by
him. The victims were Captain Rich
ard E. Voolfolk, Sr., and wife, their
children, Richard, Susan, Pearl, Annie,
Rosebud, Charlie and Matte, and Mrs
We'll, aged "a. The scene of the crime
was the Voolfolk homestead, a coun-
try farmhouse. The first news of
the tragedy came from Tom, the
only survivor of the family.
Soon great crowd gathered around the
place. The nine dead bodies were found
lying in horrible confusion in the house,
every one Drained with an axe. Nothing
in the house had been disturbed. 1t was
evident that the crime had not been
committed for robbery. Toms account
of the crime was unsatisfactory. Suspi-
cion quickly fell on him as the murderer,
and he was arrested. The motive for
the crime was found in Toms enmity
for his stepmother and his desire to have
undisturbed possession of his fathers
property. Voolfolk was tried twice be-
fore being convicted and sentenced to
death.