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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
LIKE AN AVALANCHE
CONTRACTOR FoRD's NARROW Es-
cApe FROM TERRIBLE DEATH.
Alexander spencer's Painfai Mishap-A
Negro Murderer Captured and
Likely TO BE Lynched.
,so.o,., telegram to the Dispatch.I


JvycaBuRe. Va, October l4.-Wil-
linn II. Ford, the contractor for the
building of the abutments for the River
mont bridge at the head of Main street,
had q narrow escape from death about
noon to-day. While standing oversee
inc hands at work an immense body OF
loose earth became detached from the
hill above and came down upon him like
an avalanche. Some one OF the men
gave warning cry and Ford ran, but
was caught by a portion OF the iailinB
Jebrjs and suffered the fracture OF one
leg and several bruises OF serious ma !,
ture and was almost buried by the faii-
ing earth.
HOT cINDER.
Alexander Spencer, miner at inc
Grover mines. boarded train near the
Blue Ridge Springs yesterday, intending
TO 20 to work in the mines de haa
scarcely got on the cars before a spark
from the engine fell on his neck and,
going down his back, caused him to
hmm and lose his balance. He fell under
one of the cars and had one OF his legs
so badly crushed that it had to be ampu,,
tated. He also dislocated one hip. ana
his condition is very critical.
DESPERATE CAPTURED.
Harry Christian, the negro desperate
who murdered Detective Grove in Elk
horn, w. Va, September 26. lSgO, has
been captured in Logan county, W. va;
One of Detective Baldwin's men started
after him on Saturday. A purse OF
about $500 was raised by the operators
in Elkhorn and offered as a reward for
his capture. The probabilities are that
the courts will be deprived of the OPP
portunity and expense Of trying him. aS
the intimations of lynching are strong.
Five YEARS.
Charity Buriord, the colored woman
who was charged with attempted poison
ing of another colored woman by send
ing her CONNECTION covered with "Rough
on Rats" was to-day convicted and SEN
tened t. the penitentiary for five years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
THE FAVoREo-NATIoN CLAUSE
Prevents Spain from Making Reciprocity
Treaty with the United States.

Treaty with the Jniteu States'
(By telegraph to tho Dispat,h.l
WASHINGTON, October li.-Dispatches
from London assert that Spain cannot
make q reciprocity treaty with the
United States for the Cuban trade with
out violation Of the "fayored-nation
clause in her existing treaties with
other nations. 1t is said at the State De-
partment that this point was discussed
and finally decided in 1854, when Minis
ter Foster negotiated the reciprocity
treaty on the same basis that it is now
proposed, and is now revived, not by
Spain, but by the commercial interests OF
Great Britain for obvious purposes.
The United States also has the favored
nation clause" in most OF her CONNER
cial treaties, but this will not embarrass
the Government in the negotiation OF
the reciprocity treaties or arrangements
with other nations, because the depart
ment has uniformly held from the time
of Jefferson to Blaine that the favored
nation clause applies only where priv
leges are granted freely and without
consideration. This position has been
sustained by the Supreme Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
Brosd-street v,aduct.

A special Council committee is 10 in.
quire into the cost and practicability Of
constructing yiaduct to unite Church
and Shockoe Hills.
This is well. The plan seems fea-
Gbie, and the question is % whether
Il will be worth what it viii cost I; (2)
whether the city can within few years
70 come afford to make the expenditure.
and 90 IL the city cannot or viii not do
q whether private enterprise should be
allowed to undertake the work.
NJ BARroH and bis friends and $3.50
eiatos mean 70 extend Fist street north
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
Trouble Among Miner.

IsHPEMuSG, MIcH., October 1.-THE
Detroit mine has conceded to the de-
mands of the striking miners. Captain
Thomas Walker, of Lake Angelina
mine, summoned the striking miners
from his mine to q conference yesterday
afternoon, but no understanding was
reached, and another meeting viii be
held this morning. The men continue
as orderly as before, but are firm in their
demands. Assistance is pledged from
the Menominee and Gogebic regions
and the men declare they Will stay out
all winter if necessary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15

Toe will carry the district by an increased
,na;ority Loudoun will beyond doubt
DO 40 as she always does, give a good
d. Democratic majority. and the rest OF the
district can be counted as perfectly safe.
THE luscious BIyALvES
The wharves here are filed with
ovster vessels from the bay and lower
liver The arrival Of so many has
cansed partial glut in the market
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
The Republican Leader in Virginia.


The fact that John Langston, the ne
gro who makes such incendiary speeches
that even Republicans of the stamp of
General Malone and Messrs. Van Auken
and Hooper, at the last election feared
he would bring on race war, has re-
ceived request from the Clerk of the
United States District Court for the
Eastern district Of Virginia (who recon-
mended the passage of the force bill) to
name the Federal supervisors of election
in his district, shows that the National
Republican Administration recognizes a
negro as the head of the Republican
party in Virginia. No wonder the white
members of that party are leaving 1t by
scores and joining the party which,
whatever may be its sins of omission OF
commission, still, at least, believes with
such pronounced Republican as Sena-
tor Jones, OF Nevada, that this is ga
white mans country"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
Tho Rest Man i'm the World.

Vol, II not positively the best, ono OF the
vsest "a he who check. disease a. the start IN his
own system. In preserving or restoring the
heaven. granted gift OF health he deserves pro-
found consideration. His example is worthy to
be initiated. The complaints which sfliict US are
largely Attributable 10 q want Of tone In the
stomach, either Inherent or Inflicted Dy our
ssIyes upon that much-aDused repository OF the
food that should nOurish u. What Is It's REQUIRE
ment In adyersity7 wholesome tonic. None
80 good, II We rely upon experience ana testl-
mony, as HOstetter's Stomach Btters. Cnmodi.
Gated stimulants won't DO. Regulation. az well
as inyigoratiOn OF the digestive viscera, Is not 70
be effected by these. Through the agency OF
the stomachic named, strength OF the entlre sys-
tenn Is acknowledgements and bll0usness
overcome. Malarial. kidney, bladder, aui rbeu-
matte complaints are eradicated by this salt
tary reforner OF ill-healtn. &C IS W(wlF&Su
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
Mnrknd.I1n Prices.

WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER Is. 1890.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
THE BOOK BUSINESSl

every volume that we know to be want
ING. Those not here will be ordered for
you mt our low prices.
A large lot of SOC. Paper-Back Books
that show slight handling will be
sold for l0c. to give room to other
volumes.
The Stationery is price-comfort to
those that are accustomed to paying full
rates for first-class ware in everything
pertaining thereto.
Ladies Full Winter-Weight Gro
chet-Knit Vests are received and the
price is lSc. Seldom we have better
value.
on-length Biaritz Kid Gloves for
75c.-sizes from down missing;
8-button Undressed Mosquetaire Tan
and Gray, all sizes, 63c. a pair.
THE COHEN COMPANY,
IL, 10, -, and II east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15

There is a great deal that is capii-
waiting in CHAUNoEY NJ. DEPEw, and he
made host of new friends for himself
at the YoUNG-PRYoR banquet when he
eloquently described GROVER CLEVELAND
as the typical American" 1t is fact
that MIR. CLEVELAND is great force in
This country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
nv WAY OF WYTHevlLLE.
The Projected Railroad from Tanewell
County to DauvilIe-Segro Thieves.

IT.. pro,ccted Railroad from Taxewell
couuty TO DauvilIe-Negro Thieves.
Especial telegram to tins Dispatch.i
D,yv11rp. VA, October 1l.-Mr.
John q. Watts, of Tazewell county, was
here today and speaks in the most en-
couraoinc terms of the proposed line OF
railroad from that county to Dsnville by
wav of Wythevllle. he says that Sena-
Tor Plumb, General Malone, and several
Char large capitalists own large coal
fieIds in Tazewell county and are ready
and anxious TO all in building road to
Danville in order to work their pro-
perry. ..
TO POOL THEIR ISSUES.
Several Danyille capitalists own valua-
ble mineral lands in Wythe county. and
the plan is for all of these men to pool
their issues and build the road. 1t
would be splendid line OF road and
inst what Danville wants.
ROLLING IN.
Tobacco has been rolling in to-day
and the warehouses are full The trans
actions this week VIII NC dulie us largo
as they we're last week unless the weather
prevents. =,
Mr. G. W. Nohlin and Miss Sarah
Belle Yancey, of Mecklenburg county,
came here to-day on the Atlantic and
Danville road and were married in the
Arlington Hotel
Mr.. r. w. Bell, a prominent young
merchant here, is seriously i'll.
NOW A DASyILLIAN.
Mr.. Garland Bagby, late of Peters
burg. is now citizen of Danville.
A gang of negro boys calling them
selves the Jesse James boys have been
running around in the eastern partof the
city stealing everything they could lay
their hands on. The police have cap
tured two of the gang and think they
will soon be able to run in six others.
The cold-wave signal is displayed here
this evening.
Several gentlemen left here to-day
for Richmond to attend the marriage OF
a well-known gentleman OF that city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15

spection to the Illinois Steel-works, at
South Chicago, and to the car-worAs and
the town OF Pullman.
The visitors left this evening, about
half OF them going North TO the Lake
Superior iron regions aud the remainder
going South to visit the new iron-mllls IN
Alabama. The two parties will come to-
gether again the latter part OF this month
at New York, whence they will sail for
Europe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
A BRILLIANT MARRIAGE.
Mr.. Charles q. Maphis United TO Miss Des-
sic bold at Harrisonburg.

sic DOld at HarrtsonDurg.
Especial telegram TO the Dispstch.l
HARRIsoNBURG, Va, October IA
brilliant social event was the marriage
to-day OF Mr.. Charles q. Maphis,
formerly principal OF the Harrisonburg
public school, and Miss Bessie Dold.
Youngest daughter OF the late DR.. 5. NJ.
bold. The ceremony took place in the
Presbyterian church at 4:3O The
building was deliberately decorated with
flowers and evergreens and the audito-
rum was crowded to the door. Tho
bride was given away by her brother,
Mr.. A. II. bold, and the groom was at
tended to the altar by Mr.. a. A. Snyder,
the best man. During the ceremony,
which was performed by Rev. i. b.
Johnston, assisted by Rev. Henry Il.
Ebeling, of the Lutheran church, the
couple stood under an arch of evergreens
from which was suspended knot beau
tifully decorated in roses. The bridal
party left on the south-bound express
for Charlottesville, where Mr.. Maphis IS
engaged in the drug business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OBJ RICHMOND. OCTOBER III 1870

PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER III 1870
Arrived.
steamer Ariel, Deyo, Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers L. b. rs'um, ice-presldenL
schooner Galena (Br.). -, WINDSOR. NJ s''
plaster, Warner Moore 20.
schooner Mary J, Cashier .hruoer' WINDSOR.
N. =, plaster, Warner Moore 20.
Schooner j. j. Moore, -. New Bedford, ferti-
lizer, w. II. Curtis, agent
SAILED.
Steamship old Dominion, Couch, New Yorx.
merchandise and passengers; george W. Alien
O scn,nsr Frhrairn & Annie, ParKer. Clare
mont 10 ioad nine wood TOR Philadelphia
Srhnoner Ella T. Little. FramDers, Wilcox
wharf. 10 load poplar wood tor Wilmington; yes
eel, Curtis & Parker ,,,.,
schooner Robert A. snow, fllisDuty, New OK,
pig-iron, j. n. Gordon sson'' VESSEL 'ufuS q
rs Schooner NJ. l. wood, spsulding, Fall River,
coaI. w. Is. Gay; vessel, Carts Parker.
PORT OF WEST POINT, OCTOBER IL 1880.
by Telegraph
ARRIVED
Steamship Charlotte Mckee baltimore gen
Steamship Elm City, Eaton, wslksrton. gone
raj cargo.
SAILED.
stexmship Charlotte, Nicklc, baltimore, gen
er s,samsS,p Elm City. Eaton. wsikerton, gone
raj cargo
poxr OF NEWPORT NEWS, ocrosss "A. 1884,
lBy Telegraph
ARRiyxn
e...,,t, Paleuteno. Norfolk. To load cattle.
s.Snnnsr ". Ii. Bailey, New York, 10 load
coal sIsoousr 2. r. Lapton. Providence, to load
Goa; oar I. q. PottersBoston. " load coal
Shoonsr Marguerite, Boston, 10 load coal
pa,rss Marie aud Plymouth. New fors, 70
load coal. s.u.o
s,..msulp Ksnswha. New York. coal
Z ssse,'n.sr w. W. Converse. New York, coal
seh ss',sr sunlight, New York, coAL
ssnooner cybtsnnisL Neg Yerk. coal
s scSoSnet q X cousdan> Nor yosk. essk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
Iron and Stesl-Men Looking Around
tI3y telegraph 10 tho Dispatch-l

CHICAGO, LII, October IA The Eng
lish and German IRON and steel-men
have broken up into parties and under
the Guidance of the local committees are
visiting points of interest in and out OF
the city. One party is inspecting the
grain-elevators, some the tall once
buildings and the auditorium. The
largest party is paying visit OF IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
Surprise from Senator Brown.

ATLANTA, October l4.-Senator j. Z.
Brown, to the surprise of erybody has
announced his purpose OF speaking ut
the State Fair on the 23d instant. 1t is
intimated that he will endorse the farm
ers fully and advise them to select sem
ator as the successor to himself who is in
complete accord with their policy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
fDoCrnase.

The total population fer the district Is
244, 22S as compared with 223, 22l in
1880. Increase, 2l,O07, or 9.4l per
cent
The population for the entire State OF
North Carolina is l ,6l7,340 as compared
with !, 1899, $50 in 1880, being an increase
OF 2l7, $50 within the decade, or l5.54
per cent,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
New Railroad Ground Broken.


ROANOKE, VA.J October 1.-The first
sod of the line OF the Roanoke and
Southern railroad was turned in this city
to-day by Colonel E. A. Parsons in the
presence Of large and enthusiastic as
semblage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15

There is now no probability that Presi-
dent HARRISON will visit Richmond to
Join in the Emancipation-day ceremo-
MES, and the probabilities, therefore, are
that the affair will be distinctly and ex-
clusively colored-highly colored, but
true to negro nature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
PREsBYTeRlANs IN COUNCIL.
The Revision Committee ON Foreordina-
tiou-Final Disposition of Infants.

tion--Final Disposition of Infants.
tBy telegraph 90 the Dspatch.l
PrrrsBURGH, October 1.-The Re
vision Committee of the Presbyterian
Church will adjourn finally tonight to
meet at Washington in February. The
revision of the chapter on foreordination
was finally finished yesterday, and
though it is not ready for public in
spection, Chairman Roberts youchsafes
the information that there were some
very radical changes made. The tenth
chapter, referring to the final disposition
of infants and idiots, is under consider
alton to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
SEALING SCHOONER THREATENED.
Despite the Vigilance of Recommendations
She Makes big Haul.
nv Telegraph to the Dlspatch.l

SAS FRANcIsco, October l4.-Adyices
received in this city from Victoria, b..
g.. yesterday announce the arrival
of the sealing-schooner San Diego. She
reported having put into Ounalaskf
and was ordered away by the Collector
of Customs. She refused to leave, and
was thereupon threatened with seizure.
She claims to have put into port ion
stores, but was obliged to 80 to sea again
to escape seizure. The captain reports
having caught SO seals in the Behrlne
Sea despite the vigilance of the cutters
Corwin and Rush. His total catch fol
the season was over ], 100 seals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
FAUOUIeR DEMOCRATS
Determined to Defeat the Independent
Frank Hume and Elect Lee.

Determined to Defeat the Independent
Frank Hume and Elect Lee.
tCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
WARREyroN. VA, Oct. 10, 1890.
On Saturday at 3 o'clock ?. NJ. there
was a meeting of the Democrats OF War
renton for the purpose OF appointing
delegates to the Leesburg Convention,
nj which time successor to the late
Henry Heaton, State senator from Lou
doun and Fauquier, will be nominated.
The following delegates were appointed !:
Messrs. Eppa Hunton, Jr., II. {: Yates,
A. y. Smith, Isham Helth, and A. NJ.
Curtis.
The chairman, Captain A. ID. Payne,
then gave notice that there would be an
other Democratic meeting that night IN
the basement of the courthouse for the
purpose of forming q Democratic club
10 push the election of General w. IL.
+. Lee TO Congress and defeat the indie
pendent candidate, Frank Hume. The
meeting then on motion adjourned.
DEMOCRATIC WORK.
In pursuance of the notice given in
the morning large number OF Demo
Gratis assembled in the basement OF the
courthouse at S o'clock last Saturday
night. Captain A. ID. Payne then stated
the object of the meeting and moved
that Colonel Grenville Gaines be ap-
pointed temporary chairman, which mo-
tion was carried. The meeting then
being declared open for the election Of
officers. MIR. NJ. NJ. Green was elected
president, Mr.. Eppa Hunton yice-presi-
dent, and Messrs. Marshall and Caldwell
secretaries.
Ii was then moved that q committee
of three be appointed to make out list
of all the voters in the town, which mo-
ton was carried, and the President APP
pointed Messrs. Joseph A. Jeffries,
Eppa Hunton, Jr., and Il. Randolph
Hicks to be the committee. Subse-
quently two others-Messrs. Wicks and
Fallen-were added.
A committee was next appointed to Sc
lect speakers to address the club every
Friday night, which consisted of Messrs.
William Helm, Granville Gaines, and
A. ID. Payne. 80,
The meeting then adjourned until
next Friday night.
SOCIETY NOTES.
The Misses Williams, who have been
spending the summer and autumn IN
Warrenton, left this morning for their
home in Baltimore.
Miss Elizabeth Gaines gave delight
ful entertainment on last Saturday night
in honor Of Miss Cox, of Washington,
and Mrs. DR.. William Owens, of Savan-
nah. The guests present were Mrs. Z.
w. Charrington. Mrs. Williamson, Miss
Pendleton, Miss Williams, Miss De
Bonneville, Miss Epps, The gentlemen
present were Messrs. Charrington,
Cooper, Horner, NJ. b. Payne, II. r..
Hicks, Tom Semmes, and Joe Semmes.
Colonel L. j. Semmes and family left
town on the 18th for New Orleans.
Miss Rosalie Scott returned to Warren
ton on Saturday after an absence OF one
month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
ALsxANpRlANs LAID AT REST.

Female Burglar Indicted - Hume's
Friends Backed Down-Lee's Majority.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA, October Ii, 1890.
Besides the funeral of Mrs. Wedder-
burn this afternoon two other of Alex
andrias people were laid forest to-day
Mr.. Henry Mifiieton and Miss Ella Gil
roy. Miss Gilroy. was only eighteen
years old. had long been sufferer
from consumption, and was most popu-
lar young lady.
The funeral of Mrs. Belle Robinson,
wife of George l.. Robinson. will take
place from her home, on Henry street
tomorrow. Mrs. Robinson was q bride
of but few months and was generally
esteemed and loved by all who knew
her. She was the daughter OF Mr..
James Fergerson, formerly a merchant
Of this place, but now residing in
Brooklyn, n. Y.
GRAND JURY PROCEEDINGS.
The October term Of the Corporation
Court, Judge Norton, commenced yes
terday morning, and late last evening
the grand jury returned indictments
against Ed. Miller for petit larceny ;
Mary A. White. burglary, and Thaddeus
Clary and Harry Javins, breaking into a
house in the nighttime.
Two OF the postponed Sunday-liquor
violation cases came up and Margaret
Alexander was acquitted and Henry En-
glehardt was found guilty and was fined.
THEY WERE NOT THERE.
Several Of Mr.. Hume's friends made
offers to Captain Billy Smith to take up
his bet of $500 that Hume would not
carry this city by over 500 majority as
was claimed by Mr.. Hume's friends.
Captain Smith named the place and hour
when they could meet him with the
money and they promised to be on hand,
but when the hour arrived yesterday
afternoon Captain Smith was there to
put up his money on General Lee but
Mr.. Hume's hackers failed to turn up.
This looks as If the nomination OF the
negro candidate had in measure cooled
of tho confidence OF Mr.. Humes fol-
lowers in being able to carry Alexandra
city.
THR USUAL MAJORITY.
The latest returns from Fairfax are to
the effect that that county will give tho
usual Democratic majority for General
Lee, and the general opinion there
among the noIiticiana Ia that Ganeral
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
RAILROAD APPOINTMENTS.
Officials who Held the Same Positions on
the Toledo and Ohio Central.

the Toledo and Ohio Central.
Especial telegram to the Dispatcn.l
CHARLESTON, w. Va, October l4.-J.
NJ. Ferris, the recently-appointed gem
eral manager of the Kanawha and MichI-
gan railroad, to-day appointed the fol-
lowing officials 4. NJ. Peeler, general
superintendent Clifford Buxton, chief
engineer Hudson Fitch, general freight
agent; Monitor Houk, general passenger
agent J. b. Morgan, master mechanic.
All of these, including General Manager
Ferris, held the same positions on the
Toledo and Ohio Central that they now
hold here, and the Offices of the Kama
wha and Michigan will probably be re-
moved soon to Toledo. The road which
has thus become n part of the Toledo and
Ohio Central system will be extended up
the Kanawha and Gauley rivers, where
the visiting officials 60 tomorrow on a
tour OF inspection, and sufficient rolling
stock will be put on to accommodate the
business of the road.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
HE ElRsT NORTH CAROLINA.
The Official Census Returns of the Coun-
ties and Principal Towns.

WASHINGTON, October The official
count of the First Supervisors district
of North Carolina was completed at the
Census office to-day, and Is as follows by
counties:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
ETA sNowpsN WANTS 1000.
The Amount She Claims for Having Her
Little Toes Crushed.


Little Toes Crushed.
Especial telegram to the Dispstch.l
BosToN, October IA. About two years
ago Eta Snowden, young, ambitious
southern girl from Norfolk. Va, be-
coming weary OF the monotonous, lazy
life OF the South decided to come to
Boston TO seek, if not fame and fortune.
at least living. Having a married sls-
ter in Maiden, she naturally went to re-
side with her, obtaining work 10 store
in this city. One morning in the month
of July, 1885. few weeks after she had
obtained employment, as she was taking
the train on the Boston and Maine rail-
road at Maiden the train was started Just
as she was passing from one car to
another.
CAUGHT AND CRUSHED.
As the train moved of the toes OF one
foot we're caught between the buffers
and crushed. She now sues the Boston
and Maine railroad for $1,000 damages,
alleging that the train did not stop at
the station reasonable length OF time.
and it was through the carelessness oi
defendants servants that she was IN
jured. Offers TO compromise for Sl,0UU
were made, but the girl refuses it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15

Leading authorities say the only
proper way 10 treat catarrh is TO take a
constitutional remedy like Hoods 6sr-
sspaxiua