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THE INDIAN CONFERENCE.
Presbyterian Home Mission Ready to With
draw Frnm Gnuernment Snnnnrt

OIdH LIUH ODht1uMcub
LAKE MoHoNK On. " Oct 9-At TO-
days session of the Indian conference Miss
Emily S. Cook, who for eighteen years has
been connected with the Indian Department
in Washington, gave review of the changes
that have taken place since she began work
the re. The whole number of Indian chill
dren at the school at that time. exclusive of
New York Indians and Five Nations, was
300; now there are 1900. Then apprOpr-
atons for school purposes were trifiing;
now they run into millions. Yet at least
10000 children are still unDrovided for. 1t
was announced that the Presbyterian Home
Mission Society was ready to withdraw
from all Government support into the con-
duct of the United States schedule as soon
as the Government will extend to the In
dians an effective system of common
schools and so soon as such changes can be
made in It's mission work as required by the
new condition,
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and started to-day for London He sails for
New York next week. He is in haste to
take part in the State campaign. He said
to-day: The Republican ticket is admir-
able from top to bottom, and should be
elected, | know every man on it, and |
know that each one of them is abundaptiy
qualified to fill the office for which he has
been nominated. / lava already teegraphed
that The candidates should he given the
warmest support by my friends, and have
no reason to think that this will not be. l
should say that the prospect of Republi-
can victory in New York is most flattering.
hope and believe that we shall win. Tam
many must be beaten. Its control Of New
York has done more to make foreigners
question the wisdom of republican forms of
government than anything else. / am 60
ing back to do all l can for our ticket"
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was waiting outside the ferry-house for a
boat to come in. A funeral procession was
also waiting on the driveway. At the head
of the line was a white hearse and in it was
a little white casket covered with flowers
In the carriage directly behind sat the
mother, her eyes red with weeping, and the
sky over the river. The windows of the car
riage went down and the fakir, seeing an OPP
pOrtunity. rushed up to the carriage and
thrusti1g handful Of bananas in the
woman's face cried out: Here you are,
now, three for five, three for fve!" The
woman turned her face away painfully and
the man glsred at the peddler in way that
frightened him. He finally left this carriage
and went through all the rest in the line in
the same manner and seemed surprised that
he did not make q sale.-Brooklyn Times.
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At Baltimore,

BALTIMORE, Oct. S.-Egthorne broke the rec
ord Of the Pimlco track to-day, pulling 1t down
from 2:194 10 2:18.
In the 2:25 trot for $4,000 Egthorne won, In
stant second, Clayton Third. Lnkwood Maid
fourth. Best time, 2:1S.
In the 2.33 irot for 5000 Paragon won, Della
van second, Jack Roth thld Florentine fourth
Best time, 2:22.
In tie eco pace for 5000, saladin won, Hon.
est John second Arctic third, john fourth. Best
time. 2:21M.
In the 2l6 pace for 81 600 Unfinished Velo
took the drst heat and Caesar the second. Best
time o.JGLh
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Trainmen in Session.

GALEsBURG, Oct 9.-At to-day's session
of trainmen p. J. Powers of Gaesburg. R.
S. Bodman of California and S. c. Young of
Ontario were selected committee to ex-
anime the books and accounts Of the Grand
Secretary. The selection was surprise, as
Powers is a discharged employe of the
Grand Secretaly's office and Bodman is one
of the discharged Trustees whose course the
convention condemned yesterday by de-
cisYe vote
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DILL's FALSE ENTRY.
He Is Served With Another Warrant for E

He Is Served With Another Warrant for EN-
bezzlement.
CLEARFIELD Pa.), Oct. 9.-The prelimi-
nary hearing of President Dill of the defunct
banking institutions of Clearfeld and Houtz-
dale took place this afternoon. Book-keeper
Bloom recognized an entry in the journal of
July 18th, as being in Dill's handwriting.
This entry was an extra" to the credit of
Dill, amounting to S12.664, of which one
item was for $4,000. marked philadelphia
Exchange" The discount clerk of the
Chestnutstreet National Bank of Phila-
delphia created sensation by stating that
Dill had no credit there of $4,000 ON July
14th, or anywhere near that time. The
Bank Examiner then pronounced the entry
false. Pending further examination the
defense asked for time, aud the hearing was
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ONE MASS OF SCALES
Afflicted Years by Dreadful Skin
and Blood Disease. with Intense
Pain and Loss of Hair.
All Other Remedies Fail. Relieved
Instantly and Cured In Weeks
by the Cuticura Remedies

/ have few words to say regarding the CUrr
cuRA REMEDIES. They have cured me in foue
weeks time from SAln and Blood disease which
have had for over three years At certain times,
my skin would be very sore, and always kept crack
ing aud peeng of In white scales. In cold weIthse
nv face was one mass of scales. When IN the cold
air the pain intense: IL would almost bring
tears TO my eyes. and my blood also being In poor
condition, with a loss of hair. have tried every
known remedy that recommended to me. bus
it was OF no use, and gave me very little benefit
So, hearing OF your CUTICURA REMEDIES, 1 con
cluded to give them trial. The first application
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At Jerome Park.

were:
Six furlongs. Lord Harry won, Rosa II Sec
ond, Sir George third. Time 1:1S14.
Nine iurlongs, Carroll won, Kingmaker second,
My Fellow third. Time, 200.
Fourteen hundred yards, Cracksman won,
OraEeuse second. q. w. Cook third. Time,
:22$4.
SIX iurlongs, Pickpoeket won, Candelabra Sec
oud. Lavish third. Time, :19I&.
Egn. and half furlOngs, Miss Belle won,
Hoodlum second, Kimberley Third. Time,
1:56i2.
Six fuilongs, Temple won. Knapsack second,
Hyacinth thiId. Time. 1:19A.
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Took Carbolic Acid.

Bertha G oodwin, waitress in the Mon
tana Saloon. on Kearny street. early this
morning swallowed two ounces of
carboic acid, with suicidal intent,
in her room in the lodging-house
at 1929 Stockton street. Officers Mccarthy
and Linskey took her as speedily as poss-
BILE to the Receiving Hospital, where
every possible remedy was given her.
Assistant Police Surgeon O'Brien Mt
2:30 this morning considered her re-
covery as post doubtful. The woman
has been working for many years past in
the Barbary Coast saloons. Her friends
state that about month ago she was mar
ried. At one time Tom Barry. local prize
fighter was her consort.
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Declined to Play Ball.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-President Phelps
Of the American Base ball Association to-
day wired President Young of the National
League, on behalf of the associations pen
nant-holder. Offering to play series of
games for the worlds championship. Presi-
dent Young replied that. owing to the break
ing Of the national agreement by the asso-
ciation, such a series was impossi BILE.
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An Appointment Urged.

New YORK, Oct. 9.-The Commercial
Bulletin editorially urges at great length
the appointment by the President of the In
terstate Commerce Commission, of Albert
Fink. 1t says: His personal knowledge
and influence did more for years than all
other forces combined to prevent ruinous
railroad management, and it vigorously
deprecates the appointment OF lawyer for
vacancies in the comm iss ion.
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Serious Riot in Rio Janeiro.

RIO JANEIRo, Oct. 9.-A serious riot,
starting at the Italian Theater, and soon
spreading ever to the adjacent streets. oc-
Cured here last night. The police were
unable 10 cope with the rioters, who we're
finally dispersed by a force of cavalry.
Several persons were killed and many in
jured. The cause OF the not is unknown.
President FOnseca is very i'll, and there
are iniriRues afioat regarding the succession
to the Presidency.
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A New Yacht Launched.

PROVIDENCE. Oct. "a very quiet launch
ing oct urred in Bristol yesterday. Only the
men at the Herreshoff works had any
knowledge Of it. and it was not generally
known until to-day. The new boat is
named tn Dilemma. and is twenty five feet
on the water line and thirty-nine feet over
all. Like the GIoriana she has a considera-
BILE overhang The yacht has stationary
iron center board, with two tons of lead on
her bottom. She is single-sticker, with
out bowsprit. and will carry only mainsail
and ib. There is a roomy cockpit in the
stern that will accommodate five persons
1t is stated that the boat was built for Nat
Herreshoff's own use, but it is probably an
experimental model from which new
fortY-siX foOter may be patterned.
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Robbers at Work.

bandits entered the barn Of the Metropoli-
tan Cable-road. across the river, tonight,
and robbed the cashier of S400 They
escaped safely.
DURANT (Miss), Oct 9-Three masked
men robbed the express Office this morning
of ahnnt S3OOO.
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AssAILED BY a MOB.
An Open Knife Thrown at French Cabinet
Miniz in Karzaj1Iaz

An Open Knife Thrown at French Cabinet
Ministers in Marseilles.
MARsELLEs, Oct. 9-Ministers Guyot,
Rec an Rouvier. who are in this city,
to-day hal an exciting experience. They
left tie Prefecture in carriages, escorted by
bussars and number of gendarmes. The
streets were thronged wSth a cheering null
titude, but at several points along the
route pronounced Kissing and hoOting was
heard. While passing through the Boule-
ward Liberte somebody in the crowd hurled
an open knife at the Ministers. The weapon
missed its mark, the handle striking with
considerable force an officer of the Pre-
lecture in tile rear of the ministerial car
rlage. The gendarmes Immediately charged
and dispersed the mob, but were unable to
discover the assaiant
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MAJOR MKINLEY SPEAKS.
His Reply in Reference to the Findlay Glass
Workers

CLEVELAND (Ohio), Oct. 9.-Major Nc
K inley this evening spoke to an enormous
crowd at Findlay. He referred to Governor
CampbelPs assertion of yesterday that the
Findlay Window Glass Works employed
chiefly Belgians and other unnaturalized
citizens and that 'the meager pay" of these
men had been reduced since the passage of
the Mckinley bill. AS result of the in
quiries made to-day. be said. upon good au-
thority. that of 500 window-glass workers in
Findlay there are not over fifty Belgians.
and Of those all but five have been natural
lied or taken out their first papers. The
'meager wages" ranging from 500 to $500
per month, have not been reduced one
penny since the passage Of the Mckinley
hill
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Searles VIII Case.

SALEM (Mass.), Oct. 9.-It is announced
this forenoon that further hearing in the
Searles will contest is postponed to October
Goth by agreement of counsel 1t is thought
this pOstpouement is a preliminary move
meut toward the settlement of the entire
matter out of court, and the object is
thought to be to gain time to consider the
negotiations which are said to be pending in
the case.
Boston. Oct. 9-COunsel for Searles says
the pOstpOnement Of the Searles will case
was made on account Of the contestants
counsel, and there is no foundation for the
rumor that Searles offered to compromise.
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At Chicago.

CHICAGO. Oct. 9.-The winners at Garfield
Park to-day were:
Five iurlongs, Rio Grande won. Angeree Sec
ond, Bgman third. Time, :05.
Six furlougs, Miss Gllkey won, Sea King sec
Ond. Time, 1:19H.
one mile May Howard won, Ray S second, Al
turas third. Time. l 80.
One and sixteenth miles, SilveradO won, Joe
Carter second, Royal Garter third. Time, :53 ".
Silver Lake fell and broke her leg.
One and three -siXteenths miles, Eolen won,
Cassella second, Jack B. ady third Time, 2:24.
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Discussing The Seals.

VICTORIA (B. c., Oct. 9.-The British
Columbia Sealers' Association to-day waited
upon Sir George Baden-Powell and DR..
Dawson, discussing seals and sealing The
object was to give their views as to the
length Of time and the period OF the year
best for close season.
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Jack Mullins Conviction.

LYNcHBURG Wa.), Oct. 9.-In the United
States District Court at Arlington to-day
Jack Mullins was convicted for intimid~t-
ing voters at the last Presidential election
and sentenced to six months Imprisonment
and a fine of $500. This is the first convic-
ton In Virginia under the Federal laws for
the protection of the elective franchise.
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INFLUX OF COOLIES.
Large Number of Chinese Crossing the Cana
dian Border

OTTAWA Ont. Oct. 9.-The customs re-
turns show steadily increasing influx of
Chinese into British Columbia from China,
with every indication that such a state OF
affairs will continue until some understand
ind is arrived at between Canada and the
Unitei States by which the Dominion will
cooperate with the United States to prevent
Cinnamon from crossing the border from
Canada into the United States. AT King
ston it is estimated that during the last four
weeks 200 Cinnamon have passed through
here into the United States
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Reports From Wheat Fields.

ST. PAUL, Oct 9.-Reports from the wheat
fields in North Dakota and Northwestern
Minnesota to-day are more encouraging.
The weather is fine and thrashng is in
progress in a number of places. Less than
half the crop is thrashed, and fears are en-
tertained that much of 1t will be lost.
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Oil Operators Fail.

PITTsBURG, Oct. "a special from Wash
ington, Pa. says: A sensation was created
tonight by the report that Hart Bros. oil
operators, have failed with liabilities $780,
600. 1t is stated authoritively that they will
nav dollar for dollar
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Evangelical Association.

Bishop Dubs presided. Several changes in
discipline were recon meDded to be brought
before the various annual conferences for
confirmation or rejection, the principal one
of which extends the limit of the pastorate
from three to four years.
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LOUISVILLE (KY.l Oct. 9.-The winners OF

LOUISVILLE Ky.). Oct. 9.-The winners OF 10.
days races were:
One mile, Vortex won, Hy Dy second, Anna
third. Time, 1:4212.
One mile and fifty yards, Melanie won, Queenie
TrOwbridge second, Reveal third. Time, :4S14.
One and a quarter miles, Patrick won, Little
Annie second, Bertha lhird. Time, 2:13.
Eight and II half furlongs, Rorks won, D0pnell
econd, Twilight third. Time. 1:53s4.
Five fulOngs, John Winkle won, Buckhound
second, Alary third. Time. 1904.
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FREMONT (Nebr.), Oct. 9.-R. G. Vaughan,
well-known business man, committed
suicide by lying down on the track and let
ting the train run over him. The wayward-
ness OF his son. who was wanted for
burglary, is supposed to have driven him
insane.
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soured on His Name.

Frank William Backhouse, who was born
at Saddleworth. Yorkshire, England, but is
now resident of this city, has petitioned
the Superior Court to change his surname
t. anl-I
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Kansas Cron Yie,ds

TOPEKA (Kans.), Oct. 9.-Secretary 8. Mohler
Issued the final crop report ON wheat and
oats to-day 1t shows the yield of wheat for
Kansas to be 5S,399, ,619 bushels; oats, 49,
66S, ,045 bushels. The probable product Of
corn is Las, ,4S5, ,91s bushels.
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Fire at Victoria.

VICTORIA (B. C.), Oct. 9.-Shortly after
noon fire was discovered in the upper
story OF Spencer's Arcade, principally used
for storing arpets and paper. The damage
to stock on the lower flats is about $40, geo.
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what in HI is up?' This was the first
time had ever heard the parrot use pro-
fame language, but as the sentence expressed
my thoughts to dot l did not, of course,
reprimand the bird for his some what inele-
CANT expressiOn."-GIObe Democrat
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Deserved Stringing Up to a Lamp Post.
E&ere is peddier at the foot Of Twenty
thru street, New York, who sells three
bananas for 8 cents. He ought to get three
years In the peniIentiary. The other day l
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BANK CLEARINGS.

Exchanges of the Leading Cities of the
Country Compared With Last Year.
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-The following table,
com mpiled by BradstreePs Mercantile Agency,
gives the Clearinghouse returns for the
principal cities of the United States for the
current week ending October Sth, as COM
pared with the same week of last year:
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continued until next Friday, Dill being
bound ever in $4,000. Another warrant
was then served charging Dill with embez-
zling S76.00O from the First National Bank
of Clearfeld. and lie was required 10 give
an additional bond of $4,000.
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CHINESE RIOTERS.

Several High Officials Killed by Rebels in
Annoy.
LONDON, Oct. 9.-Dispatches dated Sep
tember 9th received here from Annoy, a
seaport town Of China on the island of the
same name, nearly opposite the center of
the island Of Formosa, announce there has
town Of Annoy. The population OF Annoy,
amounting to about 900 people, is in a
state of great excitement. The riot was
caused by fiscal abuses. Several Mandarins
and other officials we're killed by the riot
ers. The riots have been quelled
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PERSONAL NOTES.

R. A. Memory of Sacramento is at the
Russ.
w. H. Phillips of Pasadena is at the
Grand.
W. B. Long of Vacaville is stopping at
the Russ.
S. K. Van Pet OF Alaska is guest at the
Baldwin.
j. B. Davis of Santa Rosa is stopping at
the Palace.
F. G. Dodge of the revenue cutter Rush is
at the Baldwin.
Mrs. S. K. Waterman and son, of Seattle,
are at the Pleasanton.
Rev. James Huhne and family, of Heads
burg, are at the Lick.
Mrs. j. F. Bingham of Fresno is in this
city and at the Occidental.
Z. B. Worden and wife, Of Milwaukee.
are stopping at the Grand.
]. F. Kidder and wife. of Grass Valley,
are in the city and at the Palace.
A. w. Hutton and Alex Campbell, Of Los
Angeles, are stopping at the Palace.
J. S. Kavanagh has returned from New
York and is stopping at the Hotel Pleasan-
ton.
w. B. Anderson, a prominent attorney OF
Winona, MIMI, accompanied by his wife.
is at the Grand.
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COMING HOME.
Warner Miller Returning From khroad to As
sist in the Campaign

sIsI N IHb OaHpaIBF.
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-The TIibune's spe-
cial cablegram from Paris says: Warner
Miller. who has been studying the canal
system in Holland and the waterway that
the German Government ia constructing at
Kiel, arrived here on Mond0y from Berlin,
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why the Train Is called Ltm1teds'
The following definition of limited train,
given by an official of a big road. is clear,
plain and will be of interest to thousands:
First, it is limited as to its time. Second, it
weight of train. Third, 1t is limited as to
the class of cars. Fourth, it is limited as to
the number aud class of passengers permit
ted transportation thereon, this last limit
being adopted so that every passenger may
have ample accommodation and not be
crowded or interfered with by other pas
sengers. The fact that an additional fare is
charged on limited train, and. further.
that nothing but frst-elass tickets are ac-
cepted for passage. tends to limit the class
of travel which is earried.-Pittsburg Post.
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Cuticura Remedies

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-17
NOTICE TO LIQUOR DEALERS.

-
The general law Of the State provides Code Of
1857, section 555O that "all licenses shall ex-
pire on the 30th OF April, except licenses 10
theatres public shows, exhibitions. or other per
formances, and % bowling alleys, and 20 billiard
and bagatelle tables at watering places" The
excise to receive and consider applications for
licenses 90 sell liquor under the classes specified
(chapter 2, section 2, page 2i3) n follows:
CLASS /. License TO sell by retail or 10 keep n
bar-room or n malt-lquOT saloon or an ordinary
CLASS .. License 20 sell wine, ardent spirits,
malt liquor or any mixture thereof, by retail or
70 be drunk where sold, upon any steamboat,
canal-bOat, ship, barge or other vessel, at any
wharf or landing, or upon any river, creek,
sound, or any Of the other waters OF this Com
monwealth (Other than vessels regularly en-
gagged in plying the waters Of the Atlantic
ocean).
CLASS 3. License 10 sample liquor merchants:
"Pending the consideration Of the application
by the Board the applicant shall not without IL
cense pursue tho business for which said license
IS desired" (Soctlon 4, page 244)
And It is provided that
ANY person violating any Of the provisions OF
or falling 10 comply with any Of the require
ments Of chapter . Of this act shall, unless when
otherwise provided herein, be deemed guilty 81 a
misdeneanOr, and be fined not less than fifty
dollars nor more than one hundred dollars Tor
each offence; and In addition he may, In the dis
cretion Of the fury be imprisoned not more than
sixty days" (Secton %, page 2JlD
Any liquor dealer who ncglects 70 comply win
the law renders himself liable 10 Indictment AT
the hands Of any iniOrmer, and though he may
not be punished by the courts he may be put 20
expense and inconvenience by a presentment.
1he Board will meet MONDAY, April goth
= 49, +. W. CHAMBERLAYNE,
Chairman Of Excise Board Of Richmond city.
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