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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-15
OBSERVATIONS ON WHIST.

Showing How Easy 1t IL to Make Five
II You Have the Hands.
The hands are as follows. A and B playing
against G and d:
A-l0, 5, 2 hearts, k, 10, Z, 4, diamonds,
10, 0 clubs, 10, Z, 6 spades.
B-A, ., z, 6, 5 hearts, a, 9, diamonds, 8,
9, 8 clubs, a, spades.
C-K, 4 hearts, a, 8 diamonds, k, kn, Z. 4
clubs, k, q, 0, 3, spades
Do, kn, S hearts, kn, 0. 2 diamonds, a,
q, 3, 2clubs, kn, s, spades.
spades turned up by A.
Round &c $, B 2s, Dkn, S, A6s.
Round Cd $, AIS, CO. s, b as. G
might have finessed his 0 Of here success
fully, but he played the q correctly, because
he would have gained nothing in the end by
iinessng, and the 10 might have lain in BIS
hand.
Round 3--B a h, ID s h, A 2h, Cab.
Round 4-B 8 h, d KIN h, A 3 h, C h.
Round SC k S, B 5 C, ID As, A los
C has now succeeded in exhaustng all the
trumps in his opponents hands, and has two
left TO prevent them from making an estab-
lished suit would call the readers attention
TO the fact that C, when he led trumps in the
first place, was not specially strong in plain
suits He relies upon his partner to supply
this deficiency.
Round &C &c, B &C, Dqc, Acc
Round I'd &c, A l0c, c KIN C, b Sc.
These two last rounds illustrate the iinesse
well d illnesses his q C, and b his knc.
Round S-C7c, b 8 h, ID &C, 10 h.
In this round b holds back his diamonds in
the hope that he can make his q in the third
round of the suit.
Round 9-D SC, A 8 d, Ckc, B7h.
Round i0-C a d, B 5 d, ID 2 d, A d.
Round I'D q h, A z d, esd, Oh.
The last two tricks are made by with his
remaining spades.
Score--C and u make by noirts
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-15
THE EDWARD KEMP TROPHY.
The Seventh New York Regiments Com
nany Prize for Rifle Work.

The Seventh New York Regiments Com.
pany Prize for Rifle Work.
The Edward Kemp Trophy" of which an
illustration is here given, was presented to
the Seventh regiment Of New York last
spring as an annual prize to be awarded to
the company making the best scores wi tn the
rifle. 1t was won for the first time by Com
pany b in the match which closed Jan. ~.
The arrangement is that the trophy shall be
shot for in the armory during contest which
shall last through two weeks Of every Janu-
ary. The teams must consist of twenty y-five
men each, selected from the companies re-
spectiyely. The winning company holds the
prize during the year As the picture shows,
this trophy is drinking horn. 1t is of silver
ship.
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n q store CLOSET tor brdung, ctr. n Is located
30 rs 10 i,s nrre~sible from all rooms From
the front en-, Of the hall door leads into the
stair passage TO the attic.
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sARsAPARfLLA.
Rheumatism

Il believed 10 be causcd,by excess Of tactic acid
IN the blood, owing TO the failure Of the kidneys
and liver TO properly remove II. The acid attacks
the hbrous tissues, particularly In the joints,
and causes the local Manifestations Of the dis
ease, pains and aches In the back and shoulders
and In the Joints at the knees. ankles, hips and
wrists. Thousands Of people have found In
Hoods Sarsaparila n positive and permanent
cure for rheumatism. This medicine, by Its
purifying and vitalIzing action neutralizcs the
acidity of the blood, and also builds mp and
strengthens the whole body.
wonderful Properties
al have taken Hoods sarsaparilla and found
IL excellent for rheumatism and dyspepsia. i
suffered for many long years, but my complete
recovery Is due TO Hoods Sarsaparilla. re-
commend 1t 10 every one because Of Its won
derfnl properties blood medicine" IoHN
KULLLMAN, S. Chatham street, Cleveland Ohio.
1nflammatory rheumatism
"I Just want people 10 know that we think
Hoods Sarsaparilla the best remedy for infiam.
matory rheumatism In the world. My husband
had this terrible affection for two years and
Hoods Sarsaparila helped him more than any
thing else. 1 am always glad 10 tell what Hoods
Sarsaparilla has done.' Mrs. r. ATKINSON
Salem, Ind.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists 81 six for %. Prepared
only by c. /. HOOD 4 CO., Lowell Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR 1l
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White-l2, 23,* 24+.
White to play and draw.
SOLUTIONS.
Chess problem No. As:
White. Black.
l.B-Rs K-B 5 D
..Q-R 6 ch X moves
20 mates
Or DIP moves
2..P-R5 X moves
3. @ mates
Checker problem No. 4S-By c. Steiger.
walt. White-9, 1G*, 27, 90, 81. Black-1, 5,
IA, %, 25#. White to p.ny and win.
White. Black.
I. 81 to 26 la to 81
Q. 20 to 22 2. 81 to -
8. % to Is 3. IA to %
A.. .lG to 20 w wins
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There are only three Of the same kind in
existence, The original is in the possession
of the Duke Of Oldenburg by whose, name all
three are known. The second is in Rosenberg
castle, while the third is the Seventh's 1t
was purchased in Copenhagen just in time TO
prevent its passing into the possession Of the
czar of Russia. The price paid for it was
4,aDO Danish crowns-Sl,l 100.
The workmanship on the trophy is so elabo-
rate that no one has ever questioned the
statement that it took the goldsmith nearly
five years TO finish this copy Of the original
horn. The horn stands in a glass case on an
ebony pedestal IL is about fourteen inches
high, has a silver body oyerlaii with gold
ornamentation, which is relieved 10y colored
enamel II represents u medieval strong
hold,
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CUTTHIS ADVERTISEMENT OUT,
HANG IT UP.
Meats & Fish.

Finest Dried Beef Knuclkles, Is" p n.
Finest Regular Dried Beef, l0c. p n.
Finest Picnic Hams Sc p ID.
Finest homeless Hams, l2c fb.
Finest Regular skinned Hams. 12Ic n.
These Hams have all the skin and fat cut off.
Finest Fine Summer Bologna, DC. v n.
Finest Portland Herring, &c, or bs for 25c.
White Fish, cleaned, &c q d.
Extra Fine White Mackerel, sc each.
Finest Bloater Mackerel, ~ to IL ms, 20c y b.
One hundred boxes Smoked Herring, 80 to 90
box 25c q box.
Finest Holland Herring, p keg, el.l5
Twenty-pound kegs of Tripe, y keg, 81 70.
CANNED GOODS.
Canned Corn, Sc. q can.
Canned Corn, very fine, cans for 25c.
Canned Blackberries, &c. 4, can.
Canned Blackberries, very fine, cans for 25c.
Canned Strawberries, four cans for 25c.
Extra Fine Tomatoes, Solid Packed, &c. " can.
Very Finest Pie Peaches, 3 cans for 25c.
Extra Fine French Peas, two cans for 25c.
Fine French Peas, lie y can
CREAMERY BUTTER.
A big lot of Creamery Butter at 2Oc and 25c
r. b. This is a decided bargain, and you should
not miss 1T.
DRIEDFRUITs, &C.
BY all means our immense display sOf
Dried Fruits. You never saw the like. Any
thing and everything at prices that will make
YOU think. Whole front thrown into Fruit.
Big lot coming in to-day. Look up next weeks
advertisement on IL.
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FOOD FOR


The Lenten Season will soon be at hand. We
desire to call the attention Of our customers
and Others to our line Of these goods
have the large No Bloat-
ers No. Mess No. and Mackerel
SMOKED CfSCOES-Thls Ii n lake hsh
smoked and very fine
CoDFISH-Boneless Goldfish OF several difer-
ent grades.
SARD1N ES-Genuinc French. Alexis 0odil.
lot In quarters, halves and whole ibOxes. Also
American In quarter and half boxes Spiced
and Mustard Sardines.
SALMON--Canned Salmon, Dew Drop brand
Salmon Outlets, In fiat cans, very fine. Also q
good Fresh Salmon at l5c a can.
Fresh Lobster, New Olives, Imported Maca-
roni and Nermcelli.
Edom. Pineapple. Roquefort, Sapsago and
York State Cream Cheese.
FULL LINE OF ALL KINDS OF GOODS
BURSk'S,
NO. II EAST KING STREET.
As-Teephone Connection.
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EIlIDBR'SSUNDAY
I 1lemory Picture From "Way
Back In the sos"
raESrlCR HuLroRDs NOTE BOOK

~ mlsss>s sssrning sasssaA Thoughts.
Nv Ne AAosnsa Hinssaf-whsrs he
< Wsue-ossday Dsvstaoss-Saers Poker
4Ssa Psslss Talk.
IccpyrssAsed issa By the Aushor,l
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HUMPHREYS
VETERINARY SPECIFICS

HUMPHREYS
VETERINARY SPECIFICS
For Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs, Hogs AND
POULTRY.
500 Page Book on Treatment of Animals and
Chart Sent Free.
CURES Fevers Congestions, Inflammation,
A.A. Spinal Meningitis, Milk Fever.
B.B.-Strans, Iamencss. rheumatism.
C.C.-Distempcr, Nasal Discharges.
DD.-Bots or Grubs, Worms.
E.E.-Coughs, Heavcs, Pneumonia.
F.F.-Colic or Gripes, Bellyache.
G.G.-Miscarriage, Hemorrhages.
H.H.-Urnary and Kidney Diseases.
II.--Eruptive Diseases, Mango.
J.K.--Diseases of Digestion.
STABLE CASE with Specifics, Manual,
Witch Hazel Oil and Mediator ..,........$ 90
PRICE, Single Bottle (over 80 doses)..-..... go
Sold by Druggists: or Sent Prepaid anywhere
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HUMPHREYS MED. CO., 100 Fulton ST., n. Y.
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC
NO. 2S.
LIN use 20 years. The only successful remedy
for NERVOUS DEBILITY. VITAL WEAK
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NTcLANE's LIVER PILLS.
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CHESS AND CHECKERS

Chess problem No. 4o--By B. Meister:
Black.
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wonderful Properties
fnflammatory Rheumatism
Hoods SarsapariIIa
JUIs FINGER NAILS CAME OFF.

Sold by all druggists. 81 six for IS. Prepared
only by c. l. HOOD 4 CO.. Lowell, Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR az
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Sick Headache and relieve all the troubles incl
dent to a bilious state of the system, such as
Dizziness, Nausea. Drowsiness, Distress after
Eating, Pain in the Side, dc. While their most
success has been shown in curing
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NARTERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-30
BoboI,ncoin Taking Holiday.

lby anElo-Ameriesn cable 10 tho DispAschl
LONDON, October 29.-Robert Lin
coin, the United States Minister, left
London to-day for Liverpool, where he
will embark for New York. having been
granted leave OF absence by his Gov
eminent. lie viii return to England IN
January and resume the duties OF his
Office,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-30
A RAILWAY " FAKE"
THE REPORT TOUCHING THE 8. & 0
SOUTHWESTERN SYSTEM.
So Says General Thomas. OF tho Briee-
Thomas Syndicate What is
Said In Baltimore.
fBY ,siegrnph to tho pispatch.l


New York, October 29.-General
Sam. Thomas was seen this morning
about the reported deal whereby the
Brice-Thomas syndicate secured control
OF the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
system. General Thomas characterized
the whole story as fake, saying that
the first he heard OF any such action was
when he saw the report in morning
paper. Then he had 10 look on the
railroad map to find the line in question,
as he did not even know where it was
located. At the office Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern railroad 1t was
stated by the officers that the first init
nation Of any such movement they had
was the dispatch from Cincinnati pub
lished in the morning papers.
THE RICHMOND AND DANvnLE SAID TO BE
GIN ST.
II was rumored on the streets in this
city this morning that the Richmond
and Danville road was also taken into
the Baltimore and Ohio combination by
the Brice-Thomas syndicate. John II.
inman was asked about this and posi-
lively denies that such was the case IN
any particular.
"EOTHING IN THE YARN SAVE WORDS.
BALTIMORE. October 29.-In regard to
o sensational dispatch from Cincinnati
TO a Chicago evening paper that among
many fumOrs floating around is one 10
the effect that the Brice-Ihom people
are making strenuous efforts to secure
enough stock of the Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern Company TO give them a
controlling interest in the line with q
view TO consolidating it with the East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia sys-
tenn this much can be said (:
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company own n majority OF
the common stock of the Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern Railroad Com
pany. If the Brice-Thomas people want
n controlling interest III the latter they
must buy it from the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company. The execu-
tive officers of this company will he IN
the market TO sell out Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern when ready 70
sell their Baltimore and Ohio railroad
stock and quit the railroad business.
There is nothing in the yarn-only
words.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-30
THELocoMoTVe ENGINEERS.
There VIII BE No General Federation
with Other Railway Employees.
tt,, .o,as,rorh ~ tho Dlsnatrhl

There VIII BE No General Federation
with Other Railway Employees.
tBy telegraph 20 tho Dispatch.l
PITTSBURGH, Pa. October 29.-There
will be no general federation of the loco
motive engineers with the brakemen, fire
men. conductors, and other railway en-
ployees. As stated last week the ma
jority report fayoring federation, pre-
scented mt the Brotherhood convention in
this city, was defeated. Since that vote
was taken the convention hes spent con-
siderable time discussing the question,
and has finally decided not TO federate
with any other organization. The mat
ter has been left with each OF the 452
divisions to act as they may deem pro-
per. They can, if they think II necessary,
ioin hands with either body Of tralnmcn
when differences arise between railway
companies and their employees. This
has long been the rule adhered to by
the brotherhood, and it is seldom that
members take part in strikes inaugu-
rated by other Organizations composed OF
railway employees. The brotherhood
believes in maintaining an Independent
position. Hence the refusal to adopt
the resolution providing for general
federation.
This morning j. ID. Collins, OF At
lanta, Ga, was unanimously elected
third grand assistant engineer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-30
a Raj WAY ACCIDENT.
Two Men Almost Instantly Killed and
Another Probably Fatally Injured.
.-t-.....A 49,. nfa,.t-n

Two Men Almost Instantly Killed and
Another Probably Fatally Injured.
by telegraph 70 tho Dispntch.l
Providence, r. l., October 29.-Just
before 10 o'clock tonight an accident
occurred on the Worcester division Of
the New York. Providence and Bos-
ton road near the Branch-Avenue
bridge, in the northern part Of
the city in which two men were almost
instantly killed and another was prOba-
bly, fatally injured. A freight inward
bound was either broken in two or was
switching out upon the main tracks when
two cars came together with unusual
force. One of these cars was loaded
with steel bridge girders, and two Of
them were displaced and swivelled
around Just as the Lonsdale train bound
North came along on the next track.
One glrder first struck the side Of the
smoker, killing Daniel McDermet, Of
Pawtucket, who was sitting by Il
window playing cards. and wound
ING Fred. Bennett, baggage-master,
of Central Falls station, who sat
behind him. The big beam rebounded
and struck the next car, day coach,
where n. G.. Peabody, residence u.
known, was killed. The train was stopped
with one girder sticking through the
car and another lying across II. Tho
train was but lightly loaded or more
would have been killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-30
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.


OCTOBER 20, 1890.
Loose tobacco sales to-day, 1910
pounds, with $40 highest and 81 lowest,
average $5.4l.
No auction offerings on Change to-
day.
Revenue collections Cigars and CT
garettes, Si,295,30; tobacco, 50, 236. o.
total. "a, 1922.
Private sales: Filters, 3; wrappers,
81; scrap, 2s-total, 63 hogsheads.
Scrap has taken the lead in sales for
some time. New smokers are high and
not very colory, and the prices OF cigars
having been raised, it is probable the
smoking trade will see better times. Our
loosc-tobacco sales to-day embraced
some very good sweet filters in dry or
der, which sold well ut g to &C., with loc.
highest for fair wrapper. This dark
crop so far promises to be n very useful
one to our manufacturers and shippers.
Prince Edward county had dozen piles
of loose sold here to-day, and planters
present were generally more than pleased
with prices. Some house-burned and
and overheated tobacco in bulk was no.
ticed. Shockoe warehouse being not
open for loose tobacco has reopened for
loose sales. Mr.. +. A. Kuper, a veteran
loose-sale manager, is installed here with
Mr.. John Hutchinson proprietor.
Mr.. II. Z. Arlington, for ten days in
North Carolina markets, returned to-
day and reports breaks mostly of com
mon and medium tobaccos Mt 10 10 %
cents, with fine bright wrappers really q
rarity prices Of tobacco at &C. and be-
low to &C., which latter value is about
lowest the markets quote, and mnel
higher than the odd crop sold for las
year. Toba6cos not strictly in the! old
tobacco belt lacked face and gum an(
appear very woody in texture. Break
have the appearance Of showing fei
average Of the whole crop.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-30

FORD. Died. at her parents residence,
335 south Laurel street, at half-past l
o'clock A. NJ, October 29th. after long
and patient suffering, ELMA FORD,
youngest daughter Of Monroe and julia
Ford; aged nine years and eleven months.
Peace come 10 thee. dear mother
Peace TO thy bursting heart
Now while its throbbings
Seem rending il apart
'Tis true Deaths kiss fell coldly
Upon thy child's fair brow,
But over thy pathway daily
An angel watches now.
Funeral at the above residence THURS
DAY MORNING at 10 O'Clock.
GAY.-Died. at Mrs. p. W Dunford's
residence. 500 north Twenty-fourth street.
Richmond Va. October %, 1890, Mr..
JUNIUS w. GAY, IN the twenty-third
year Of his age.
He will be taken TO Greeneville county.
Va, on the 9:15 train TO-DAY.
HAFNER.-Killedo on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway, October %, 1890. CHARLES
NJ. HAFNER: aged TWENTY-FIVE years and
seventeen days.
Peaceful be thy silent slurber.
Peaceful in thy grave 80 low;
Thou no more will JON our number;
Thou no moro our song will know.
Yet again we hope 70 meet thee,
Whom the day Of life - fed,
Aud in Heaven with JOY 10 greet thee,
Where no farewell tears are shed.
By HIS AUNT lille.
The funeral will take place from Christ
church THIS Thursday AFTERNOON at
$3.50 o'clock Friends and acquaintances
invited 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-30
A SILVER JUBILEE.
Archbishop Feehnn Celebrates IN
Twcuty-Fiffh Episcopal Birthday.
IN ,o1a.-u..i. a. ~ rt.-..~A

Archbishop Feehnn Celebrates HIS
Twcnty-Fiffh Episcopal Birthday.
fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
CHICAGO, October 29.-Amid the most
impressive ceremonies Of which the
ritual of the Catholic Church is capable
Archbishop Patrick A. Feehan celebrated
this morning the twenty-fiith anniyer-
sary of bis elevation to the episcopscy.
The scene in the Cathedral OF tie
Holy Name, on Superior and State
streets, was a brilliant one. In the
sanctuary sat the Archbishop on q re-
splendent dais and beside him similar
ly placed were Archbishop Ryan,
OF Philadelphia Elder of Cincinnati.
and Ireland OF ST. Paul, while in q
semi-circular row in the place usually
occupied by acolytes sat remarkable
array of other prelates IN attendance,
representing dioceses from the Atlantic
to the Rockies, and from the British
possessions to the Gulf of Mexico.
A BRILLIANT PROCESSION.
But the GROWING glory Of the celebra-
ton was torchlight procession tonight
which in point of magnitude and brll-
liancy has probably never been sur
passed in the West. Over $4,000 men
we're in line bearing transparencies,
fIamboaux, and colored-light while over
the entire line of march the streets
seemed arched in fire by a continuous
stream of rockets. The minRling OF
many nstionalities, with appropriate uni
forms of the most varied and gay
est hues, made the marching thousands
unique in their picturesqueness. Nj.
Kiolbass. Polauder with q long record
of gallantry in the American civil war,
was chief marshal, and Thomas j.
Hartigan, a West Pointer, served as
adiutant general The English-speaking
parishes were led by Daniel Corkery.
THE ENTHUSIASM REMARKABLE.
The enthusiasm displayed was re-
markable, both in the ranks and among
the thousands of spectators along the
route, particularly at the auditorium.
where for hours Archbishop Feehan, sur
rounded by visiting prelates, watched
the blazing torches and acknowledged
the apparently unending tribute III his
honor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-30
STANLEY INTERVIEWED.
ue says Tie Knew Nothing of the Alleged
immortality.

lie says lie Knew Nothing Of the Alleged
immortality.
ny Aneio-American cablo 20 the Dispatch.l
LONDON. October 30.-In an inter
view published in the Tcicgraph, Stan
lcy still indulging in inuendo and
eyading the charge that he left the scum
of has men with Bartelot, declares
that tho bad state Of the rear
column was due to Occurrences
too horrible g. describe IN all
their barharity. II fully described they
woud make An Englishman's blood boil
and his cheek flush with shame. Being
asked what caused the wholesale deaths
there. Mr. Stanley excitedly asserted
that he saw men with holes IN Their
bodies alive with maggots. In answer
io Tr0up's charges, Stanley asked
whether. il they were true, bis own re-
turn would have caused enthusiasm ana
revived hope in their column as IT did.
lie accuses lroup Of jealousy and ambi-
ton and says the failure of the officers
io protest against Bartclot's action IN or
Ser 20 Justify themselves compelled him
TO include all four III the same condem-
nation.
Stanley adds: "They wanted all the
blame TO fall on Bartelot. Stanley says
he POSSESSES letters OF sixteen pages
from Troup containing matter which
it is impossible TO publish, and
that Troup refuses to modify 1t. In
reply to the charge that he sought
fame and riches, Stanley saws that he
spent cl2,OJ0 on the expedition he
fore the start was made, and distrl-
butcd 5000 among the members OF tho
expedition on their return for the admi-
rable services they rendered during the
African trip.
at rdoscrihinginag raphic manner the
death of Major Bartelot he concluded
10y cmphaticaliy declaring that he knew
nothing Of the alleged immortality in the
rear column and that the trouble was
something entirely different.
Born STANLEY AND BABTELOT BLAME
LESS.
BRussELs, October 29.-ln an inter
view with number of Belgian officers
from the Congo state held here the Off
Gers express themselves as satisfied OF
the honor Of Stanley, aud say they con-
sidcr MAJOR Bartelot equally blameless.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-30
RELIEF FOR IRELAND,

Mr.. Dslfours Plan of Hallway Building
To BE Executed.
fBy Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
Dublin, IRELAND, October 29.-Mr.
Balionr has pushed forward arrange
men,s for the construction of railways in
the distressed districts in the west Of
Ireland. The work Of building the roads
will furnish employment for host OF
laborcrs. besides those living in the dis
tricts through which the roads will he
built. Men coming from distance can,
il they desire, have part Of their wages
RENTED free Of charge to their families