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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-25
FANCY eLAss-WoRKs ON FIRE.
The Cutting and PackingRooms De-
stroyed-Loss $4,000.

stroyed-Loss $4,000.
Especial telegram to tho Dlspatch.l
WHEELING, w. Va, October 24.-At
s o'clock this evening disastrous fire
broke out in the Hobbs Fancy Glass
Works. one of the largest plants in the
Ohio Valley. The. cutting and packing
rooms, two immense buildings, were en-
tirely destroyed, and a large amount of
ware ruined. The factory was seriously
damaged. The loss is about $40,
The fire is believed to have been in
cendiary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-25
OLD PROUTY.

The sale of seats for Richard Golden's
cold Prouty," which will be at the
Theatre next week, will begin this morn
ing. The play comes highly spoken OF.
Mr.. Golden is said to do some admirable
comedy work. The engagement is for
three nights and Wednesday matinee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-25
TRAINS IN COLLISION.
The Engines Go Into Brnnch-The Mate
rial Train Into n sfilI-Pond.

The Engines Go Into Brnnch-The Mate
rial Train Into mili-Pond.
Especial telegram to tho Dspatch.I
NORFOLK, Va, October pa mate
rial train and log train OF the Seaboard
and Roanoke railroad, on the Tar River
division, were in collision this afternoon
and both locomotives and a large por-
ton of each train were totally wrecked
The engines were thrown into branch
and the material train went into mill
pond. Several persons were injured,
but none seriously, all saving themselves
by jumping from the trains. Two doc
tors and wrecking train were sent up
from Portsmouth.
THE wYASoKE DAMAGED.
Yesterday evening the Old Dominion
steamship Wyanoke came in from New
York, having suffered considerably from
her battle with the waves. The joiner
work Of her port-wheel-house was carried
away and other homework was dam
aged. She had on board q number of
passengers and emigrants, all of whom
were jostled considerably by the rolling
and pitching of the ship. She was not
injured materially, and after discharging
large freight left for Richmond on
time this morning.
A undertaken barge is ashore be-
tween Hampton Creek and Newport
News point.
THE DE BARRY's MIsHAPs.
Yesterday afternoon the steamer Fred
erick De Barry, on her way from New
York to Florida, whidh went into this
port under stress of weather, put to sea
again. She got no further than Hamp-
ton Roads, where she found it impossi-
BILE to proceed further, and anchored.
Afterwards she dragged her anchors,
and was in collision with fishing
schooner, the bowsprit of the latter pen
etrating her saloon from the port side
and doing some damage to her joiner
work on the same side, breaking her
rail, &c. The steamer returned to this
port to-day for repairs.
TUG AND sLooP SUNK.
The Georgetown tug Keystone, which
was tied up at one of the wharves in
Portsmouth to-day. got caught under the
timbers by the rising tide, filled, and
sunk.
A sloop was sunk last night in Raw
lings, Whitehurst & Co. 8 dock and is
still under water.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-25

BsSr METHODIST sun ID A y
SCHOOL soCIRTY.-The Board OF Directors Of
the METHODIST sUNDAy-sCHooL SOCIETY
OF RICHMOND AND MANCHESTER will hold
their annual meeting at Broad-Sneet church on
SUNDAY AFTERNOON at 81 O'Clock
Ro. G. RICHARDSON, President
Charles p RGdy, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-25
Marshals and Supervisors.

There will be plenty of Federal off,
oers about the polling places to-day.
Not only supervisors, but deputy-mar-
shals will be on duty at each precinct.
II was about 80 o'clock yesterday
when United States Commissioner Car
Ter Harrison called upon Chairman
Lamb, Of the City Democratic Commit
tee, and informed him that it had been
decided by the Republicans to avail
themselves Of the provisions of tho law
and to have appointed three deputy
marshals for each precinct One Demo
crat and two Republicans. he said, were
70 be allowed TO each polling-place, and
they wished him TO prepare a list OF those
Of his party whom he would like to have
named
Mr.. Lamb thought il rather queer that
the matter bad been put off to such q
lite hour, but ut once notified all the
ward superlntendents, and by little
sitter dark the list OF Democratic mar
shals was complete. and the men had
nearly all been sworn in.
Tie Republicans did not complete
their quota, but will do 80 this morning.
The following are the deputies APP
pointed up 10 last night, the last named in
osch instance being tho Democratic:
MARSHALL WARD.
First Precinct: Daniel J. Moore, John
3. Duke, and w. n. Whitlock.
Second Precinct: Charles b. Walker,
J. W. Waymsck, and John II. Baptist
Third Precinct q. s. Gilman, w. J.
Ma. and &. W. Bowegy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-25
DIR. TUPPER'S GOODS.
FORMER ACADEMY EMPLOYEE
CHARGED WITH STEALING THEM.
His Case Continued to Get Absent Wit
ncsses-severaI Charters Granted
other City News

W. H. Willix, who was at ono time
one of the stage-hands at the Academy
Of Music was before the Police Court
Yesterday morning charged with enter
inc the basement OF the Academy and
stealing therefrom furniture. silverware,
and other household effects belonging
to Rev. II. A. Upper, ID. d. The value
| OF the goods stolen was about 800.
1t was through the columns OF the
DISPATCH that the police were made
aware that the robbery had been COM
mitted. Officer Hall worked up the
case and made the arrest. Justice
Cmtchfield postponed the hearing until
to-day q week.
The goods stolen were part OF o lot
stored in the house next TO the Academy
and which were afterwards removed to
the basement of the latter. The pro-
perty was not put in room but was
boarded in. the planks being wide apart.
Last March the place was broken IN 0ut
it was not known that anything OF value
was stolen.
ARRESTED IN BALTIMORE.
Wilhx was arrested in Baltimore
shortly after the robbery. On his per
son were found a dozen silver table
knives with DR.. Tupper's initials en-
graved upon them. The Chief OF 20
lice of Baltimore notified Major Poe at
the time, and the articles were adver-
tised in the papers here, but as DIR. Tup,,
per was out of the city no one claimed
the Goods and Willix was discharged
and the stolen knives held by the Baltl-
more police for Identification.
wILLIx ARRESTED.
When il became known few days
ago that the property had been stolen
from Che basement OF the Academy
Wilix was suspected as one of the thieves,
and sharp lookout was kept Tor HIM
until bis arrest.
lie denies that he stole the goods,
however, saying that he procured them
from twomen in Baltimore and intended
to pawn them. The police are also on
the lookout for these two parties who
were employed at one time at the Acade-
my.
OTHER CASES.
j. W. Dickerson, n street-car driver,
was charged with assaulting and striking
William Watson with stool. The case
was continued until October 2Sth.
Watson, the wounded man, was also
charged with using profane language on
Street-Ca No. of the Richmond City
railway and cursing and assaulting b.
W. Dickerson. This case was likewise
continued until the 2sth.
There were as usual, several persons
charged with drunkenness. These were
punished with the regular 81 and $3.50
fines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-25
SATAN AT TIE THEATRE.

This melodrama was given its first
production at the Theatre last night.
This play has sufficient material TO make
it successful. but the company is deficient
and not well balanced. Miss Rose Os-
borne in the character of Madeline de
Savingue, who is accused OF having muir
dered her husband, proved herself to be
q good actress and gave very liho-like
representation of a wronged and injured
woman. The audience showed their APP
probation of her work by frequent
bursts of applause. Her support,
though, is not good. The engagement
will close with q matinee to-day and a
performance tonight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-25

For scrofula in every form Hoods
Sarsaparilla is radical, reliable remedy.
1t has an unequalled record OF curea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-25
TUG AND sLooP SUNK.
THE BARGE WeMPLE WRECKED.
All Hands Supposed to BE Lost-The Graf,
from Norfolk,

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, October 24.-The
schooner Selegawa, Captain Zelulr,
passed the steam-barge Wemple, belong
ing to Captain Hoagland of this port,
to-day in sinking condition about
thirty miles from Cape Henry. After
wards the schooner picked up the Wem-
Piles boat five miles from the wreck,
and all hands are supposed to be lost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-25

Salvation Oil. the great liniment,
shonld be . part Of every travelling mans
equipment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-25
ALL HAIL NELSONl
He Trots Absolutely the Fastest Half Mile
rBy telegraph 10 tho pispatchl

on Record.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
CAMBRIDGE Cry, IND, October "a
Nelson yesterday trotted the fastest half
mile on record, barring neither mare
nor gelding. The first quarter was
made in %, seconds and the second in
30,, making the half in 1903.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-25
ACADEMY AND THEATRE.
Paul Kauvar at tho Former and Satan Mt
the latter.

Steele Mackaye's play of "Paul Kan
var was repeated at the Academy last
night to an audience even larger than
that of the preceding night and equally
demonstrative in their appreciation Of
the excellencies OF the performance.
paul Kauyar" is notable play and
reflects great credit upon its author. The
interpreting company embraces several
of the best known names in the theatri-
cal profession. To-day's matinee and
night performance will conclude the en-
gagement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-25
ocAg
AppLICATION WILLIE

,a.,,. 10 Tho Auditor Of yugigls, s 49, ~
Ia snr he renewal OF Ckhiisl.,AslItessf m
g sssisssss TX or rnG cossosSs , sSsrs
OF VIRGINIA. Nc. ~. Act - A., Of YAfcn
80. for tss.a; No ISIS Ter So A. yss,,,e.sL
iS,h, 1884, IN the naine o. ~ ia CKkflgi.
G Gsssss Sa ssss, for siOs and No w M
MA issSs Of issr. In tho name :" "ssissIeA
Esmr. COMMITTEES foe Z. }. oiisieh Sastssss
have been lost or uisistL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-25
PERa0 " Al

~><ONNoN|-o~o,~c-N'y0-'-
ALL PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED
"A NOT TO CREDIT ANY OF THE CREW
OF THE british BARkBNTINE CARO-
iINRa ss ,ba CAPTAIN viii not be responsible
for any debts contracted; .nnu,v
oc23 Z. bApDELi, Master.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-25
Losr. srsASrD. AND roosp'

7 OST- srRAYED FROMNs
my residence, No 80 vest cree cree serrgg
street Monday morning, my lhlsh r,s.,
JoK. No marks except slight scf .la.'
ave NON Old sora Viii pay sog ~ d ,.,sI
a ms Naih sfss-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-25

WANTED, TEN FIRSr-CLAS5
w HOUSE, PAINTERS. Boss WAGES pll.
None but nrst-ciass men mood apply
ID. a. PYLE.
oc ig.lw sisH east nr0al sfr o.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-23
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n -. uflls4zy DFssoG 90 Fost 5neiiins tea s1s
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no acrssa .vpeaEs 90 have sssn taken
against Lisarsnant Sfseie whose srsaeh of d1s-
Ciplias vas n Aa Aggravated asture y Il also
srssaly a. DrOPsr shat Llsatsnaag steele shoald
Asys oesa detailed Judge advocate Of sss
oourL
'.Ths President does not believe this case TO
q. aor dos hs tAiaS it Jest - ths army thst n
should appear - b. fair .li1strasi0a % the
administration of military isstioe,
-EEDsrELD PEocTOs. Secretary Of War.
. Q. KzLrOs. Adl4t2al General"
Ths remittance Of Wild's sentence
viii cause a sensation IN army circles
because - certain 20 emphasize ths
Determination Of the present admin
istr4sion Of the War Department 20 And
cot Why desersions are 50 frequent and
how far the pertorman ance OF menial serv-
tcss Is forced on privatsA
II - not a. ali likely TIA. The matter
will end with the remittance OF she sen.
tencs. Lieutenant Steele and the mem
bers Of she court are likely 10 receive .
severe rebuks from the department In
addition 20 that contained in the order
before many days have passed. The OF.
neer detailing the couvt may also come
IN for a share OF the departments atten-
ton The presence Of the accusing
officer a. Judge advocate Of the court &c
prosecute the man against whom be
prsssrred the charges IA regarded here
as sn unusual occurrence and entirely
inconsistent With the rules Of military
prudence.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-23
wasAINGTOn'S BIRTHDAY.
nsw Is Was Observed In . Number OF
Cltfea


Cs1cAoo. Feb. as-The I5sth ami
versary Of she birth Of George Washing.
ton Was observed in this oity. Nearly
all cabs and osga1ixasions possessing
any clements Of social nature individ-
Saily prepared some special order of ex-
erciseA shs most proninens being
those OF The Union League Club.
the Firs. Regiment the Personal Rights
League. the Sons OK Pennsylvania, the
Trade and Labor Assembly, the German
Maenne-chor and the children OF the
pablLc schools Two entertainments
we're given TO the school-ehildren by the
Union League Club-one at the Audi
tOrfun. where short addresses were made
By Rev. r. P. Noble, Bishop Spalding,
Rev Il W. Bolton and Bishop Fallows;
The other st Central Music Hall. whore
similAr addresses were delivered by
Rev z c.. Hirsch. Rev. T. P. Hod.
nett and Rev. Jenkin Lloyd Jones.
cxaxSArL O., Feb. 2s.-Despite the
heavy snow-storm Washington's birth
day vas never so elaboratoly cole
brated- The largest prOcessi seen
here Tor years paraded-
< PTTTsBURsH Pa. Feb. 22.-Ten thou.
sand American mechanics paraded the
streets aud laid the cornerstone Of the
equestrian noIument Of Washington,
20 D. erscted in Allegheny Park a. a
cost OF ss. 900.
NEw YORK. Feb. .-washInTton',
birthday was observed quietly with the
usual psrades Of military organiza-
ti0us. The closing Of public buildings
snd business houses and displays OF
bsnting The American fa4. accord
inz 70 Old custom. vas hoistsd A. sun
riss on she Old fort IN Central Park
SaInses were fred as noon
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-23
THlRD WARS SICK

wss very sea 81 years Rad arapsg a. over my
k9Nf l..t a. lal >.ctp lle 40 Als4Is, - lea
: choosing sensation. aAd " o-4a have O. 81 ~ tNu
1e4rs at + tlluf z44 as-1 "a allr lloiA- Passages
1foas bowels we're Hart3t s. ar. ass At4 r-ptAle
taret larhes .rs+ Iar nafcI thai come olt ss aig
as my Ehum Nhrl } leasar4 81 hsa aAfa pas0
thefe eI,H ra..llA lu fny steltagA aad sull walter
cough very bad aas Aua hafl and tlres.tas, a.sa
sa.r afe.r ana .8ubIe Nifa my heart ana trrFl-
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tIes mclt N.ih Df n Clay Todd 81 N3Hfee 81.
room g. Is ala .t.H.Es Mlrt. Nfal o lt- aa
l-f~ btfn -e-uae batter ever ace aud ana G0W
very much better tkrFs -r-a-.-f f.f % lf fta's
ue4tme4l. Dee. DAD. i,sl PIEIER kkllIHQf.
AGeAt4t, U-taN- l.aaIs. Il 3l
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-23

eat oatmeal or graham if yo dou not
ike them. No food that is forced
down VIII do you any good. Take a
walk each day if possible, and do as
much work as your strength VIII allow
In conclusion, dear madam, | assure
you if you follow this advice faithfully
you viii soon be free from your dis
tressing symptoms. Even after you
consider yourself cured YOU had better
have Pe-ru-na on hand. for you viii be
more or less subject TO the head or
faintIng spells until the clmacteric
period IS fuLypsst. and you viii find
it a quick and sure relief.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-23

LorpoS. Feb % In me House OF
Commons ths Rt.-Hon Henry Matthews.
Secretary Of STATE FOR the Home Depart
nnsnt replying 20 Mr. Lsbouchere. said
shss IL Csron. tho spy and intormer
who testified before the PsrnsN com
mission, had not received sny payment
from ths Governments since hs lad ap-
psarsd As a witness on shst occasion.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-23

ALee Aua t'lsas 50 Room lUmc1 klaSA. sa
Noares-slr taf4na b4sa4s Ateh
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diseases - ius ftA4fg Organs hiop4 ~ta.a4el-
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e. 8 al ehroaie llseAsc1
prtee hears q m o. 81 ni NQ1s4 sStl ia tree.
ate ue charge Ter services aall CURED Aecles acs
sent eEerSNhrrV MAKE g. y possible. D.rss-
L.aLs II Al La.E.a.as.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-23

sLsuQUERor-E. y. VI, FEB. s2 80 Lee
White recently robbed John Elder OF
$500 snd sed with a Asxicsa uemsn. A
shsriffs posse pursued them and con
fict snsued. during which sns of shs
posse vas killed and another fatally
wounded. Waite and bis companion es-
cauad
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-23

SAN FRNSCrsce. Fab. sa-China ad-
vices Eivs particulars % ths assassiua-
zion 81 sbree Europeans, NJ n ArEsnce.
wifs and son. Their bodies we're found
A. the nat house sheg Rad been occupy
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-23

Is.vcssrTR "a. FEB ~. Ths bsns
.xsu,iner has e,ncir led his sxaHina-
ssan ,f she Lincoln BANKS Affairs. ard
Hna. s,st she shortage ~ castier Bard
=, 30 aecut st2 1ca
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-23

PAars. Feb. 3I-Lop So Nickel .he
noted Communist has announced her
fn-en -icn ~ TcirE 'ut t0 Ns~ Caledonia
2, rarse rae lepers. ~ Nhom theirs ars
5000 n tbe rensi colony
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-23

OF large quantity Of desirable second
hand household goods, furniture, etc.
a. $50. S8 south Dlvs0n-st. noa
Island Monday next, Feb. p, at 10 a.
N. Don nt forget.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-23
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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-23

Meals and lunches prepared at Wo-
mans Exchange.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-08

ALREADY are the prohibltionists after
congress to pass q law interfering with
the transportation of liquor between the
states and to regulate and prohibit liquor
traffic. 1t seems, however, that congress
can not do so. In his dissenting opinion,
filed in the matter of the recent decision
by the United States supreme court, de-
claring unconstitutional the state enact
ments preventing the importation Of liz
uors, Mr.. Justice Gray, in very con.
vincing and lucid manner holds that the
power of regulating or prohibiting the
manufacture and sale of Intoxicating
liquors appropriately belongs, as a branch
of the police power, to the legislature Of
the several states, and can he judicous.y
and effectively exercised by them alone,
according to their views OF public policy
and local needs, and can not practically, if
1t can constitutionally, be welded by con-
gress as part of national and uniform
system. There is little question but that
such is the common sense and legal aspect
of the matter and that the supreme court
of the United States, should the question
ever come before it, will adopt Justice
1ray's opinion.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-08

Might indeed makes fright" New
Mexico is clam ring for statehood, but
it hardly seems probable that the Repub-
erang and upset its safe majority which it
secured by the admission OF the Dakotas,
Washington and Montana. There is no
doubt that if any territory is entitled to
admission it is New Mexico and the dele.
CATION headed bv Gov. Prince which re-
Gently went to Washington is but making
a just demand. The future OF New Mex
leo is rs bright as that of any state and
to-day, in its territorial condition, ten
times more deserving to be a state than
Idaho. which with the wealth of minerals.
is not able to maintain statehood. ! he
population Of New Mexico is not tram
silent, but its 100, 700 people are there to
stay. Its railroads and mines are pros
porous and it is safe to say that fully 20
0O00oO acres Of land will be brought
under cultivation within five years.
Southern New Mexico, next TO Cali
fornia, will be the greatest fruit growing
country in the United States. This is in
disputable and is recognized by the fact
that great MANY reservoir companies
have been formed to bring the land under
proper cultivation. In time it is likely
that New Mexico will rival Texas as a
sheep and cattle growingcountry. Already
it possesses 1000, 900 head of sheep. The
rate OF taxation is about ~ per cent.
Its debt is very small and It's taxable
property amounts to $75,0O0,OOO. With
such glowing facts as these can the con.
gress of the United States refuse to admit
New Mexico? Partisan feelings should
be laid aside in this instance and New
Mexico admitted as state without delay.
Trinidad Advertiser.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-08


This example might be multiplied in
definitely and every industry prevalent in
this country can be taken, and it will be
found that, under the system OF protec-
ton, the lahorer and wage worker OF the
United States is the best paid and most
comfortably situated OF the laborlng class
anywhere upon the globe.
Therefore it is not reasonable to sup
pose that the Iaboringmen OF this country
will help the Democratic party, whose
cardinal principle is free trade and the
cheapest possible market Mt the expense
Of humanity and the comfort and we'll be-
ing of the laboring classes. The laboring
man OF this country is not yet quite ready
to cut his own throat for the benefit of
the Democratic party and the eX-con-
Tolerate brigadiers and in order to help
free trade England. Not just yet awhile.