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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
A CONVENTION OF THE IRISH Ma
TiONAL FEDERATION.
Tim Heaiy on the Opposition--John Red
mond ON Parneli-Other Interest,"
Ing Notes from Abroad.

fBy Anglo-American able 70 tho DIspatch.l
DUBLIN, October ia convention OF
the Irish National Federation was held at
Cavan to-day. There we're numerous
priests among the delegates. The meeting
was presided over by Timothy II. Heaiy.
the member Of Parliament for North
Longford. In his preliminary address ne
said that the members of the Irish national
party are not concerned with eulogies over
the dead. but the interests of the living.
He hoped that dissensions would be IN
TERED in his grave. The note for renewed
war came from the minority and not from
them. The majority continued to be VIII.
ing to overlook the acts and calumnies OF
their opponents. because they were not
fighting on personal questions, but ma
tional ones. "If the minority feel unable TO
cooperate with US let them resign their
seats. giving way TO men who are open tor
reunion" Ireland had gwen them no
mandate to perpetuate feud.
"KSAvEs AND FOOLS"
Their party consisted of knaves and
fools, for these men declare that they de-
spise Dillon and 0'Brien. He hoped that
O'Brien would now publish to the world
the whole story of the Boulogne nego-
tiatons. II the letters and repeated de-
clarations of Redmond and Harrington,
now the drill-sergean;s of dissension, were
published he promised such an exposure
as probably has never been known IN re-
gard to the public and people OF Ireland.
lie could forgive Parneil; indeed. hs be-
heved he had already forgiven him.
(Cheers. But these men, pretending tc
be his political hers and executors, had
not the excuse OF Parnell. Ihey were
acting in the interests OF Dublin Castle
and the Orange lodges. whom the people
hoped 10 cast out as ulcers on the body
polite.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
DR. Jap. BAKERS NEW TRIAL.
Judge K.liy's Grounds for keVersihg tue
Lower Court-Review OF the Case
,c.a,,a1 ,elagram to the Dispatch.

A,,scnos. VA. October l5.-The written
oniniou Of Judge Kelly III the case OF Dr;
II a. II. Baker cs. the Commonweaith "as ia ~
this morning, and states the as 49,,
,.r raversiue the County Court ana aWaruIhs tHo
,iaiutir In error q new trial: III was improper
- ailow Mrs Gilrner TO testify before the Jury
.ho, she had made confession 10 her protnrI
when first arrested, ana ~ "s eiioi "
"a Carr and J. W. Butt 70 TESTIFY 10 ,ocohVcIea'ioio
80 With DR. Baker not tending 10 prove any
aGmissions by the defendant thaI ne whs su,,.y
~ either the crime charged against nIin vi VI ,i9
collateral offence OF adultery bor ~. uonia, y,
than to paint him before the jury "' sui'' Vi
i"''0 IMPROPER TESTIMONY.
The long detail OF the action of churcn olllclais
was deemed improper testimony. Mi'nossSi. .,'ais
snnnid NOT have been permitted 10 give unelI
sio,s az 10 appearances Of accused as 10 grici
~ .,adness the day after the death OF MS "ho,
T,ev Gould state his conduct and the jury snouio
have drawn Its own colclusiohs'
DENIED HIM.
The accused was entitled TO bring out on cross,
a,amination all that Dr. Taylor, the exper. s uia
.. S,no of making an analysis OF the nul,
shed him by the attorney Tor tho coinnVn ~
,.aa,,n' which right was denied him, as 70 the in
s,,uctons given the jury ct their reques.' anu 'r
,.hic,, stated that they couid cVnvr. ~ 'Ho ~
'nrrohorated Testimony OF an accohphcc'
rsB GREAT CAUTION.
., .,o., ne,,eyed her, the Circuit Judge
.,,n,cst 4 that In tho absence OF any reaueo. On
NO 'art OF the defendant TO give inc aod,iJna a
;nst,rctIon offered IL stated corrcct pi ~
~ ,as hnt AT the instance OF the detehdnnt tno
., c,,r, ought 10 have added that the jury snouiu
'.o" sreat caution In weighing tho testimony ~.
sn ssitness and should not CONVEX un,oss nv ,,
were satisfied Neyond reasonapao uv' r,", .onsid.
..ra a. they probably would mol ailse ~ ,nr ~,
ei"u, ,e rial, and il was necessary 70 grant no"
I'LL, on the points already discusseo'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
TERRIBLE FATE OF NeWspAPER-MEN.
Crushed TO Death Under IA Derailed Engine.
TIE Fr9Si.ir-si .IsD ssTIfress

CHICAGO. October ia horrible acci-
dent, resulting n the death OF three mem
brr- - thr HfT-Oc,.n stan and the serious
injury 81 several other passengers, occurred GA
tn Chicago and Eastern II mos Iai.r AL ths
morning about II ocl1ck at Crete. ILL., Tn dosi
are: Leonard Nasnburne. sporting reporter FOR
the IafeI-Oc.dn; FreIcri.S ". Henry reporter
who came here recently from LOuisgllc; j. j.
McCaiferiy, an artist, recently from -. LOUIS.
and James CLARK, the engineer, The train leit
Evansville early this morning and proceeded
SAFELY TO Crete, where II ran into an open
switch. The ncwsplpei-inen who were Killed
were on the engine. Henry ana McCaferty
having gone out Tor the purpose Oi writing up
and illustrating a midnight ride on the fasi
train. and Mashburnc, who WAS returning 10
Chicago from an Indiana trip having lOiue! his
friends on tho engine when the accident came
without waruiug, ana hs the locomotive plunged
from the track the Tour men were caught ana
completely buried beneath tie wreck. The r.
mains of McCaNcrty and Henry have not been
recovered from the wreck and arc supposed To-
be under The engine. Immediately upon the re-
ceipt oi a telegram telling Of the accident, frcsi-
dent Ilall. Of the East Illinois railway, siartc.
with a special train for the scene oi tic "fccA.
Medical aid accompanied the President and
everything possible was done for the injured.
The engine and basgage-cnr were completely
destroyed Two passengei-coaches ana thc
sleeper were more or less damaged. Inc round
house at the switch was destroyed and fell upon
the wrecked engine. Fireman Laiierty jumped
from the engine and Is slightly injured about the
breast and stomach. Leonard u. "aahDuTuc,
sporting editor OF tho Infer-OcsdH, was especially
known In baseball circles. lie travelled with
the Chicago club on their Journeys and his arti-
clcs attracted Widespread attention. James
McCaferty came % Chicago about two weeks
ago from ~. Louis, where he had Dccn einpIoyel
ON the f0st- D,spatch for "a number OF years. Pfe-
yious 10 going to St. Louis he worked on the
Philadelphia Press Fred. Henry was thirty
seven years Old and had been employed on the
Inter-ijcean for about two weeks, having come
here from Louisville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
Tickets Three Feet Long.

The following from the Atlanta Journal
refer to department of the Danyille
system which is under the charge of u son
OF Weighmaster K. W. Drewry. otthe First
market:
The iickct stock-room Of tho Richmond and
DanviEe. which is located In the hlser building.
il the uOst cOmplete ticket stock-rOom IN the
United States. The room Is In charge Of Mr..
George Drowry and q corps OF efficient clerks.
They have In the stock over ten million tickets
and sOsle OF them are three feet long. Iheyhaye
cases containing eight hundred drawers nlied
with card tickets. six cases containing book
tickets. and about two thousand pigc0n-Ao!c5 COLI
taiuing coupon tickets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
AT THE EXPOSITION.
TWELVE THOUSAND PEOPLE VISIT
THE GROUNDS YESTERDAY
Annual Meeting OF the State Confederate
veterans 'Association--Parade and Flag
Presentation--The Maryland.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

RALEIGH. N. G., October I5.-There were
$4,000 people at the Exposition to-day. and
all expressed qualification at the extent
and character of the exhi bits.
At noon the annual meeting Of the State
Confederate Veterans Association was
held. In the absence Of Julian S. Carr,
president of the association, General
Robert Ransom presided. He made An
address. and was followed by General
William X. Cox. General William 7.
Roberts. FabIus' Il. Busbee, W. H.. s.
Burewyn, Edward ID. Holt, OClavius
Coke. William X. Kitchen, Congr essman
Is. L. Grady. and s. b. Alexander.
THE NEW OFFICERS.
General Robert Ransom. of fNewberne. was
elected president of the ASSOCIATION. it being
understood that by reason of his pressing
business engagements Julian :. Carr did
not desire reelection. Colonel Il. ID.
Hall, OF Wilmington, was elected vice
president aud W. &. Stronach, of Raleigh,
secretary and treasurer After the trans
action OF business thero was parade and
review OF the veterans. Eight hundred
were III line.
FLAGS PRESENTED.
To each brigade of infantry and batta-
lion of artillery "A Confederate flag was pre-
sented, thirty fiags in all being thus placed
IN the hands of organizations by General
Ransom. Everything passed off most plea
sanity and the ceremonies were witnessed
with great interest by thousands OF people.
ASSIGNED.
David Rosenthal. dealer in mems cloth
ing and furnishing goods here. assigned
this afternoon to Isidore Rosenthal for
the benefit of creditors. His assets are
not stated. but the liabilities are some
thing under 500. 900. Among the preferred
creditors are l.. Rosenthal, $4,000; Horn
thai d Co., New York. $4,000.
THE MARTLANDEgs.
Positive information was received here.
TO-DAY that Governor Jackson, of Mary
land. and the Fifth Maryland regiment
will be here on the Maryland days at the
Exposition the first week i'll November.
Colonel Mcclure. of Philadelphia, will
make an address on the 2Oth instant.
LADY MANAGERS MEETING.
The Board of Lady Managers of the
Soldiers Home held their first meeting at
the Home here TO-DAY. Present were Mrs.
A. Gudger, Mrs. 4. 5. Pendleton. Mrs. A..
II. Holmes. Mrs. J. b. Bachelor, Mrs. J.
Turner, Morehead. Mrs. Bachelor, Of
Raleigh, was elected president. The officers
OF the Homes-Colonel A. b. Andrews.
president. and A. L. Stronach, secretary
and treasuror-were reelected 10 those
positions by the trustees of the Home.
DEMOCRATIC CONFERENCE.
At the halll Of the House of Commons
tonight an unusually large meeting OF
the Democratic State Executite Commit
tee was held. at which Chairman f. G..
Smith presided. Large numbers Of the
leading Democrats IN the State attended
the committee of conference.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
REVIVAL IN The EAST END.
rhe Mission Services To he Continued
During the Winter

The series of revival services that have
been held at the East-End Tabernacle. on
O street between Twenty-eighth aud twenty
ninth. during the summer will probably close
with the meeting tonight at o'clock. The COM
mittee regrets that the weather IL now 100 cool
IN hold tent services. but hope to secure other
quarters within u few days, III which TO hold
cottage meetings through the winter.
During the summer there were sixty CONVEX
sions at the Tabernacle, and mission Sunday
school has been established which now has a roll
Of forty scholars. and OF which Nj. {. IL. iasker
is superintendent.
The tabernacle IL conducted under the
auspices OF n committee OF The Epworth League
~ [ nion->intion Methodist Episcopal church.
Ada m Diacont, chairman. The committee feels
ma, encouraged over the mission outlook. and
nor. soon to be able to erec. chapel and estao-
lisnIa permanent mission. lne pastor. hev.
GeoN. II. Ray. has rendered the committee
eyoiE possible assistance and done mucn 10
oasi z IA the work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
Going to the state Council.

Some twenty-five or more representatives
from Richmond and Manchester viii leave here
SUNDAY 70 attend the meeting In Roanoke the
next day Of tho State Council Junior Order
United American Mechanics.
Among those Who will 60 are Past-State-Coun-
cillors c. w. Tyler, William Lipscomb, and w.
" Orange State-Counciiior &. A. kawson, Ell.
Keefer. q. NJ. Kawson, and others Past-state-
councillor W. T.. Orange IL spoken OF tor state
Council secretary. This position has been held
for several sessions by Thomas Is. Ivey, OF
Petersburg. Vice-State-Councilior u. + HOW.
ard. of washington, will no doubt be promoted
TO State councillor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
Drikr Hays's Conai,ion--The Engine In
service AGAIN.

IX condition of William Hays, the extra
driy.E who vas thrown from fire-engine No 3,
whi,T was overturned at tho corner oi Ninth
and Main streets ana very painfully hurt about
his f.. - and body. is not very much improved.
lie wa Aexpectei out yesterday, but WAS unable
10 leave his home.
Tie steamer, which was repaired NJ the shops
az n. II. Bo-her's Sons, was carried 10 open water
Yesterday and tried. IL being found 20 be In per-
feet order wGs again put in active service. Many
snpposei that the engine was seriously damaged
By the frghtful Oyerturn, but upon examination
such was not the case. The repairs cost less
than Hfty dollars
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
nrL.aTerty'sLecture. nr

At the Grove-Avenue Baptist church last
evening DIR. Laiferty delighted a large audience
With q lecture OF rich research frlnged with Wiz.
was Illustrated by many apt ard odd citations
from the history OF churches, medicine. railroads.
and kindred subjects. He furnished exceptional
and valued information In taking style, instiii-
ing the moral that our advantages over our
anccstors ought to make US contented.
Dr. Goodwin, the pastor, ronised 70 reiuno
the door-fee to any dissatisfied auditor. Tho
doctor had no fear Of loss In the treasury, as ne
said that "Beecher In his palmy days could not
snroass the description Of DR.. Laffcrtys scene
~ surgery on battie-nelds before Chloriforni." "
There was applause aud laughter for two hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
ES3EvlLLE'S NEW ART CLUB.
ur anized ard Started Under the Most
Favorable Auspices.
rspecial telegram TO tho Dispatch.l

AsuryrrIy. n. c., October l5.-The Art
Clnh of Ashevilie was organized last night.
Colonel C. ". Woolsey, a gentleman OF wealth
nnd aftistic taste was elc,tei president mo
club was or gnated 10y Mr.. +. A. Grace an ar'ls''
Srifh n view to the advancement OF arr ny tno 90
"nc.ntiye study Of its principles and for tho
nenelt # residents and visitors VINO desire iIi,
struciion and improvement IN art without resaru
70 mere social considerations. Mr.. Irhce y
MANAGER ana Mr. Loyt Freeman. another ARTIST
r. general Instructor. The quarters OF mo cup
vii be spacious and convenient. IL wlii nave
behind IL al Incorporated Joint STOCK company
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
r,o J,me..Rivrr Oyerfiow

The resolution introduced in the Com
mon Council two weeks ago by Mr. Adam Diacont
proyidlng mat the City Engineer shalt LOOK into
the causes of the overfiOg .. tho james river IA
Rockets and Fulton during severe freahets and
asking for an estimate Of the probable COST 70
make the necessary improvements las Just
reached the hands OF Colonel Cutshaw, after
passing both branches Of tho Council and being
approved by the Mayor.
The Engineer win begin an Investigation II .
few DAYS and will make his report probably ~
the next meeting Of the Common Council
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
Mrs. cynthia Gaines Dead.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.

D,NyILLE. Va, October l5.-Alrs.
Cynthia Gaines, widow lady abou, sixty
wears old, was found dcad IN her room on
Ground street this morning. She retired last
night IN her usual health and slept in the same
bed with her daughter, Mrs. ". ii. Coyey.
When Mrs. Coyey awoke this morning she called
TO nor mother and dii not know that the old
lady was dead until she tOucned her. Deceased
has relatives liyinAin Richmond.
Danville's fine new reservoir was completed to-
day and has capacity of 5,00O,O 900 gallons.
Miss Frances Leigh Starr, daughter OF Rev. DR..
Starr, Of Norfolk, read 10 a select audience here
flylt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16

include the construction Of railroad. erection
OF iron-furnaces, opening Of ccal-mines, con-
struction OF coke-ovens, erection Of new saw.
mills, and full development Of tho properly
generally, without any effort, however. TO build
town, except as that may incidentally come
from the location of Industrial enterprises. Inc
total Investment, including the purchase-money
and capital for the development of tho property,
II s5,OO0,0O0. Tho members Of the syndicate
are, with ono or two exceptions, BeIgiens, and
almost the entire amount OF money subscrfbed
was raised In Belgian. Heretofore sellers OF
southcrn properties In Europe have looked ai'
most exclusively 10 England.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16

on account Of engagements. connected
with City Council work. At the conclu-
sion of bis remarks Mr.. Munford was hper-
ally applauded. .c,.
Mr.. Evan Snead. president of the cray
Ward Active Club, was then introduced 10
the meeting and made few remarks.
Upon motion of Mr.. Hicks 1t was de-
cided to invite oil the Democratic cluos IN
the city to be present ut the address ol
Governor Hill Monday evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
COMING EVENTS.
NEW RICHMOND TuEArRE-FAr MEMS GLIB.
X yore WARDROBE COMPLETE?

Some trials end in acquittal, others In convic-
ton. A trial II our CLOrhiNG VIII resatin III
immediate conyiction-yon cannot escape mo
conviction that they arc worth all the special
mention We can give them. Increased trade has
enabled us to qGoto decreased prices, ana we
have taken excellent care to make the quota
.ions low enough 10 insure big demand. ono
good reason Is worth hundred polntlees arsu-
ments. The long and short OF II IL that We can
do better by you now than We ever could bofofc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
a. +. WinthrOw Endorsed.
re...s.t .,r,r, 20 tho Disnatr

Mi1IBoRo,. :. Va. October 15.--At meet.
ing OF the members OF the Farmers Alliance ~
the legislative district composed ot the counties
of Allegheny, Bath, and Highland, resolution
was. unanimously adopted endorsing a. r.
Winthrow for the Legislature. Highland county
was not ret presented. Mr.. Winthrow h the Ali
ance-Democratlc candidate nominated at Warm
Springs q week ago and VIII be elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16

produces, feeling lightness ani huoyancy az
against that OF weight. headache, ami depres-
sion. so common with the ordinary cocoas Your
druggist and grocer have lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
To Have Two Foot Ball Teams.

gymnastics at the Young Mems Christian As-o-
citation, Is now making arrangements for the Or
gnnization OF two football eleyons under tho
auspices Of this institution. The rphero-kickers
will be selected from the most stalwsrt athletes
available. and the utmost caro- will be used IN
picking them out. Mr.. Allen pott-. who has had
considerable experienced in this sport. will proba-
bly, be- captain OF tho iirst team, which will co's.
tes. with college elcvens In this city and vicinity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16

blackstone. thirty-sevcn miles from Pc
tersburg. sixty miles from Richmond.
seventy-five miles: from Lynchburg. with
natural advantages second to no town in
Virginia. Sale OF Lots by the blackstone
2lst and 22d
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
Colonel Mcclure and Fitz at the Bridge.
fsnecinI telegram 10 the Dispatch.l

NATURAL BRIDGE HOTEL, Va. October
l5.-Coionel A. X. Mcclure and wife, with party.
In private car. from Philadelphia, consisting OF
Misses, Tyron. Chetiu. and Scott, accompanied
by General Fitzhugh Lee and daughter, Miss
Ellen. spent to-day slght-seeng at Natural
Bridge. They expressed themselves charmed
with the mountain scenery, and after resting
here tonight will continue their p!easure-trip
to-morroW 10 kalegh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
Count Arco-yailey Dead.

(By Anglo-Amerisan catie TO the Dispatch.l
BERLIN, GER. October l5.-Count Lud-
Wig Won Arco-Nalley, German Minister 10 the
nited states, Il dead. Professor Berglnarr
performed an operation on the Count Mono !
lust. his stomach having Tor some time past re-
fused to receive al food. The operation was not
succcs5fuL The brother aud sister OF the late
Minister we're at bis bedside when he died.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16

The Chesapeake and Ohio Hallway Com
pany will sell round-trip tickets October
18th to 23d from Richmond TO Lynchburg
Fair ut $3.50. including admission. Good
to return until October oath.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
47,OOO Ems In 3 Hours.
fRx falapranh 10 the Uispatch-

TOLEDO. o., October 15.-F. J. Smith.
who operates acrganthaier iyhotype wv W.
Sorids record for machine composition ON Tues
Tsv nieht, setting Al, 900 ems, corrected matter,
in exactly eight hours lilo took tho regular TIn
Drsylous record was 5000 made IN Brooklyn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
WEDDING AT TARBORO'.
Mr. Charles World Married to Miss Mamie
Whttehursf of Scotland Neck.

fCorrespondence of the Richmond Dispatch.i
SCOTLAND NECR. n. c., October lj.-Miss
Mamie Whtehurst, of this place, was mar
ried last night TO Mr.. Charles Noril, 1l larVyr1
The ceremony was performed by Rev. W. d.
smith at The home OF the bride. There were
fourteen attendants.
TO IL CONGRATULATED.
Dr. X. N. Johnson yesterday returned from
Richmond, where no had teen 10 consult an Occu-
list. lie visited Legh-Street Baptls, churcn WINE
,here and heard tho pastor, Rev. W. l.. Wright.
nreacn lie says the scotland Neck Bapiist
church missed n great deal when they ialiel 10
secure him as their pastor. However, Dr. JOhn-
son thinks that both Mr.. Mright anu lhc cnui0n
he serves are 10 be congratulated
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
Memorial window to General Smith.
A., ...-o,., 20 ,na plapatch

LEXINGTON, Va. October l5.-The me-
mortal window TO General Francis III. smith has
been pu, In place In the Grace-Memorlai cnurch'
Reports from Timber Ridge, this county, an
nouncc light frost there. .
The members Of the law class OF Washington
and Lee University were entertained tnis evening
al BIaudome, the residence Of Hon. j. X. Tucker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
Rig Investment In Kentucky.
- .alaaranh 10 the Dispntch.l

p.,r1uong. October ib.-The Mdnntac-
..a. Rseord reports the saic 10 Belgian syndl-
cato acre; ?, vos including the Cum.
lana ~ c.vsiisy CoIiIery Compsny's plant as
pas,d,is The purcbasers propose sspsSoy sa@ s,@
.r1,.T dsyeIopment of the properly vn'So WV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16

MADRID, October l5.-An explosion oc-
Cured yesterday in n freworks-faciOry al
Malaga. setting ire TO the building, which was
burned to the ground. Several adjoining build
ings were damaged by the flames. The e2plo- :
ION also resulted in the death Of one person and
tne serious injury VI four others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16

Mr.. C. F. Milburn, president OF Slilburn
Wagon Company. Toledo, o., says that he
has bought three dozen Bradycrotine and
used them himself aud distributed them
among his friends. and every one speaks
In highest terms Of its efncacy IN curing
headache.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-16
None OF tile Pubiic's Business.
GBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

PrTTsDURd, Pa, October l5.-key. Dr:
Robinson, president Of the saboath Observance
Asso.iat stated this afternoon that no move
would be made this week against Sunday news
napers as reported was the intention. lie 70.
tu.ed 10 say what would be done next week, anu
infatuated to the reporter that II was none o.,
the publics business 10 know what they inteho
n