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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-26

'Tlsnt at &7-n0r at aS-nor at 80 that We
offer YOU an ALL-wOOL SUIT OR OvERCoAT.
At $40 We start them and keep on until We
exhaust every feature OF excellence. That's al
$50 with Us. We've taken In every styie-used
the CHOICEST FABRICS-cut 'em and made
.em 10 FIT PERFECTLY and WEAR Salts
FACTORILY. Did Il ourselves, 80 we know us
done honestly. Now we're ready with thcni'
Look for the novclties-theyre here In plenty
and you'll like the way we've "crowded tho
prices"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-26
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

lnopoItot iDt 'i' D'rp"So-i
SEPTEMBER 24.-Aarket very QUOT. sales Of
small lots reported at quotations. Primo, 2Hc.;
extra prime. 2Jsc. fancy, &C.; factory hand
picked. 3aa3sc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-26
S ~ OFFICERS
seticn II


'''- w. he nist candidate 10
trfe-srd great lnde IN
.i hlu. lie l. not seek ng
- t' is no. that Kind OF
sac taken az tho request 81
f.. t-'fu. Before concluding
fa. tlsi b. ever sald dollar "a
''' any "9fkingman. He pro
'.-l ~ The Secretary "a ccrtif-
EN-. il. August, u the Board u
wat Dc had voted ia favor of
'r. i.l 'i 'he city cart-bands when
.'." ~ ~ 1850.
Zoo . followed Mr. Powers. IIe
.tl.. p'--'cAl record, ssylng he had
all t.- He. Az to the resoIu-
~ sepa'ete carr he had said he
~ .ci., --. !l' himself On re,orc Mon
49, 10 fOslatsn Club meeting. 30
l.s,'i.i- Home appropriation Is con-
-rs.. ,. ." dong every time ne saw
.rs..., .e'sn AZ The loyal EnYlishman
Sc .te ne "IDd save the Queen" that
..., carr Hes Mr.. J. Taylor s,ratton,
,f-',lls, ,h!lLg that all this taiG about
: f1s :, .''fshl ciasses lie very good, but
'.stys.... g. 10 this Legislature II would
VIZ whole people. Tie separate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-25
Tho Weather

The Last Of the severe storm felt over the New
England States and Canada yesterday In high winds Of
from 25 So miles hour The storm centre wss ON
the coast Of New Foundland and tho only other storm
in sight was moving down from British Columbia over
Montana High winds prevailed in that section and
heavy rain fell over Oregon and Washington. Light
snow fell in Vermont Elsewhere over the country the
weather fair.
Tho temperature close to the freezing point In
the South Atlantic States the lake regions and New
England. with frost Pennsylvania. Tennessee, Ala
bama. Arkansas. and Georgia.
1t was from lO' to 15o warmer In the centre Of the
country and the Northwest.
In this city the day fair highest ofcial topss.
ature $685. lowest 49, average humidity 90 per cent;
wind northwest; average velocity IL miles per hour
Tho thermometer at Perry's pharmacy In TnE 6us
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-25
SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH
Patrick Fitzpatrick was sentenced to DO hanged Q
Pittsburgh yesterdhy for the murder OF Samuel Early

Pittsburgh yesterday for the murder OF samuel EARLY
that it has reduced IT'S capital from sI6O q TO $4,000
Tls c,p.ta! paid IN $4,000 aud there debts
E.A Alberison, who stole about $4,000 In coin and
nearly amlion dollars worth Of securities from the
to u charge OF grand larceny
tamse,ing. t he creditors Of Harrison Lorins
tiles wers sta,sd to 10 sio.o0o AMI the assets on
bnsis OF continuing the worA. S5G3ooO.
James Cuip 0f Cortland. Well known throughout
cSr,d ,.In n"4 T.G hen . s u
creditors VINO arr ANXIOUS for Ills return.
Frederick Seaman, south Cortland farmer. ar
on aYo al MITE who
Linn VAN erimht! Assault Ills own dsushier corrobo.
The Pearson Creek bridge III. Kansas City. S,ring
nea n1a Msnpnis ai.road gay WY Yesterday while
aoi COLON va. isaa.y nnrsi No one WAS ssS
rp'S 'o x @ nads aas. sIeS
covers $1,000 aGIes aiil since ihe nrdyr 20; nng was
s Ss1 gE '' it has been explored Hv''
Are a. ha rG!S No. on Friday night as:,sDysa
Sise transfer shed. roaaaio1st and no fs!xlt
Is wss e:
sss ths BOY Sao ssq.
abusing Ills others vita Tho Town House was ais.
% tho
was done AZ Ser'defencs.
wS'r a ak relsts YVES yssssssy as.
moon sat s sasonne metnr Dot ON tho range. There
burned anI badly bruised N''''' "''''' "' w"
circular hn4 he,n issueA frl4 tne Office Of tho
L"ig hlmt n.sga;nr Of h9,s,,,. ~, frr % Rdwsrd
hs IT, ''E %G? Me % = H h lsH s ps,
,ih,rnn eNurs has Lcrn rigasI ~ more ial. one
Isp"@S frSs"n, y The a.ae q Human una M frssaas.
has agreed 10 present the petition to the Car.
EAW. .The Pesuot Collsr.n EA~
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Gen. Palmer ON the Political situation.

WASHINGTON. Oct 24.-Gcn. John NJ. Palmer.
the new Democratic Senator from Illinois. has
arrived in Washington. and in an interview he
expressed himself freely on tho political situa-
ton. He said itappeared to him beyond ques-
ton that the Democrats would carry Iowa, and
success in that State would put another candi-
date for President or Vice President In the
field. The Democracy. he said. could do q
great many more foolish things than
nominate Gov. Boies. whom he described
as a man Of great intellectually Gen.
would be candidate for The Vice Presidency
i he were reelected in Massachusetts.
He was inclined to think that the feeling for
Blaine was great deal on the surface. Presi-
dent Harrison. he said. had broadened much
since he had been In the White House. and had
demonstrated more ability than It was gem
orally supposed be possessed; He thought
Illinois. because the people did not quite up-
derstand the question. and he said he regard
cd the carrying OF Illinois by the Democrats In
1892 as probability.
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MARIE RE1NHARDr rs. EDm: azAznE1
A Withdrawal OF tho Breach or Promise
Suit Altered to Have Reen Fraudulent

Suit Alleged to Have Been Fraudulent
New HAVEN Oct. 24.-several months ago
Mario Reinhardt Of New York sued Edward
Malley Of this city for $685. 900 damages. alleg-
ing breach Of promise. Mr.. Malley is the ia
ther OF Walter Malley. now under s50. 900 bonds
for the murder Of Jennie Cramer. To-day
Attorney James A. Webb. counsel for Edward
Malley. filed this statement with Clerk Ankle
tell OF the Superior Court:
MARIE RkrSHAnpr W. EpwARp MALLEy.-county Of New
Haven Superior Court. Aug. 10. 1901.
To Ef1a,d A. Ankeeu, Clerk Of satd ooxyt:
thereby withdraw the above entitled cause ana ~
quest you to discontinue the upon the docket Of
said court. MARIE RxnHARpr.
This is sworn to and acknowledged before
William A. Mcleod. q Justice of the Peace for
the Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,.
:, Attorney Hamilton followed Mr.. Webb into
fhe anpeher teM %%ps oa
says that his client denies that she ever know
ingly signed the so-called withdrawal OF tho
case; that she never signed her name to any
agreed With him not to Settle tie case. Mr.
Hamilton further says. that Mr.. Malley or his
agents. by means Of threats. tricks. and de-
vices. endeavored to prevent the prosecution
Renhardt from New York that she was forci-
bly, taken on board n steamboat bound for New
London. and thence conveyed to Boston. where.
under the influence Of drugs she was Induced
to sign the above paper.
Miss Reinhardt was missed from her board
has been heard OF her since; At TINT time It
ley's ngcnts. but the facts could not be proved.
Mr. Hamilton has since followed the matter
with detectives. and has his facts complete.
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A Cave-in Which BrinGs the River within
Ten Feet Of tho Erench Market.

New ORLEANS. Oct 24-The caving in Of the
river bank In front OF New Orleans which be-
gan month ago at the upper end OF the town
known rs Carrollton. and which compelled the
abandonment Of several houses and much
property. continued to-day. Land caved into
the river at the head OF Leonidas street. and
also ut the head Of Ursulines. Dumaine. and
st. Phillip streets. directly in front Of the
French market. It began last night and
has continued to-day. threatening to take
the street landings and railroad tracks
into the river The locality is one Of the most
important commercially. in the city. The dis
small. but the main tracks Of the Southern Pa
ciflc and the Louisville and Nashville railroads
and oyster .luggcrs and the. wharves OF the
Harrison N. steam,shir line; The river makes
to tie n force orc 'f a"a
Of 1000 feet and to with in ten feet OF the mar.
Is SIX ec %o Of the
t5 tt 4 tb the g, the paG
large forcs Of men at work trying to raise their
I rpad bedE. and succeeded IN getting some Of
It'll fs Tes ID nS Lsvee
eaens Of ne t dsmnsse
copld be fully made knoTn.
and son FAST fSe hs
which were constructed only a year ago, are
ais o IN danger. There are several vessels at
luggers and fruit vessels have also been or
sThy the stres un tho
engineers u make thorough hpYestigaton Of
IN Th hos ths
sinking is due to GuicksHnd emPtyng itself;
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that MI. Timothy Hopkins had been retained
seI t Bassgy aSsd 5Tup ems
IL don't find any payments here 70 Timothy
paid for man aging these vast estates and look.
Ing gut for the copartners interests in Califor-
"Only what Mrs. Searles allowed him." re-
piled Witness Hubbard.
What do you mean by thatT
and those payments were in the form Of pres.
ressse HassS5S Ss t as m sea
sSs qlS not draw % the principal. Seither
TO II tSe pfiacipal s snSasfis.
Ssysh s hs .hsF % q q s Sasassl SssS
& sSs
never been Compelled to draw from tho princi.
gave them their ten per cent. and an excess Of
IBID stillman, dissusds Timothy Hopkins
coming bssk to sss his mStner the later
had not sesn her Is!oor two years and was anxious
Witness said that. they had hoped for an in
sSer gem Mrs sesr!ss d9 ahst
u
Mr.. Bnrlcy then ifeld. conference with Mr..
a sS,s1 Ia ss salii several minutes At its con-
.,"Coansel on both sides desire f. state that
New sfa
ss ss ID all
into smile as no Laughed heartily. -,
MI Bnrtsy to w,1n tbs yonr under.
cannot be bound by the agreement made By
the deceased S%nSs l Pa!ttnes r.
MI. BarieyNI wish now. your Honor. to offer
In the aSs New YTk
mi law ~ q n New Ssak peams
Ses Ss T'o ans Eind
without the intervention q other parties
NS TSe law laws New York Wsrs sdmited IN evil
dence. and the redirect evidence Of Gen. Hub
% Sff sad tSa was cos
infant Of most Of the business transactions that
nnd tx bpoofs ~ the rm aht
Searless agent. The total amount she
the time this money was drawn she was en-
gagged In large building transaGtions. The
ns he was coming East had nothins to DO
with the execution Of the power, Of attorney
which Mrs Searles signed, taking the manage
ment Of her affairs on his hands and transfer
ring It to Stillman d Hubbard.
titled that when MI stillman sought to dis
coming East Tim had not only said that. he
wanted to see his mother very much. but had
declared that he wanted to find out Just how
he stood. and what were his prospects for the
future
At this point Col. Lincoln said: I'VE rest"
and his not calling Mr.. stillman was sur
At Mr.: Burleys request Gen.. Hubbard was
recalled. He said. that he was aware that
Timothy Hopkins had been subponed on Oct.
5 by counsel for the will to appear as witness
in this case.
Mr. Hopkins's counsel then conferred. and
afterward Judge Endicott rising, said: II
submit our cnse without argument" Every
body was astounded.
Judge Harmon said that upon this partial
hearing of the case there was only one thing
for hin, to do which was to rule the charges
At the proper time and proper place to APP
peal we will enter an appeal" said Mr.. Burley.
The ahrupt ending was surprise to every
body. including the lawyers or SeArles's side.
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JO17INGS About TOWN.

TUG srs has received 81 for Mrs Patrick Mitchsu Of
II I Christopher street.
The Ladies Fair. which opened on Tuesday In 81.
Roses Church on Cannon street, will be continued
every evening this week.
August Gratis 8a years old, died suddenly Yesterday
morning at hts resjdence ~ West Twentysixth street.
The Coroner will make an inve stigaton.
Commissions have been iksued to william Desmond a.
Captain in the Sixtynlnth gment James Everett
schuyler as second Lieutenant Of the Seventh Kegi.
nient.
In September Last l4I3 prisoners were committed hy
Justice Diver AT the fonbs Polce Court This 10 tho
police court In town.
Rndoph 5sagrsl, sik weaver; ~ yeArs old, died in
Roosevelt Hospital yesterday lie attempted suicide
four months ag" on Staten Island by shnGtng himself
in tn" head He recovered sufficiently return 10 his
home III thIs city Amsterdam avenue About month
ago tc was ont waking and ie in NJ brought on BY
the v ound In his head,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-25
IS GEN. O'BEIRNE TO GOT
PERHAPS aR. MTLHOLLAND HILL suO.
CEED HIN IN THE BlRGE OExICE.
Col. Weber Surprised at the state ofAnAars
He Found on HIS Return from Europe
TIC Generals Removal said to Have
Keen Decided Upon at washington.

Col. Weber Surprised at the State ofARAixp
He Found on Hts Return from Europe
The Generals Removal said TO Have
Hecn Decided Upon at Washington.
According to tho Washington correspondent
of tho Stats Zeit,oio the Federal Superintend.
ent Of immigration, Mr.. Owen. has decided 30
remove Gen. 0'Beirnc. Assistant Comma.
sioncr OF immigration ut this port Tha
correspondent wrote that the Generals
successor had been selected, and
that he. the correspondent, knew the lucky
mans namc, but had promised not to reveal Il
The general impression at the Barge Once
yesterday was that the man Is John 4. Nh
holland. Chief OF the Contract Labor Bureau.
Mr. Milholland is duo here this morning on
the steamship Etrurin. He was suddenly
called back when Col Webcr arrived here last
week.
Nearly everybody who knew Gen. oBeirne's
ways predicted when Col Weber. the Commits,
sioner OF Immigration. went to Europe In June
Inst as head OF n commission to investigate
the current OF immigration at its source, thai
the General would mako mess Of managing
the Barge Oflce His arbitrary decisions have
stirred up powerful influences against him.
This was notable in the cases OF detained Hs-
Col. Weber went to Washington Yesterday 70
nmaars he Sone to
press decided opinion in regard TO tho man
nor In which the Barge Office was run during
his absence, He plainly indicated that he
was surprised at the way he found things on
his return. He said
When q military commander wants His
men men to assume their original positions he
will he the order that / will be com PEELED to
give now. | must confess! that am dspp-
pointed at the condition Of affairs here. But
whatever wrongs have been dono shall be
righted."
Persons convcrsnnt with Barge Office poll
fnr n nm hat Han
O'Berne has been ambitious to succeed Col,
Mebor. The General ambition has not kept
the Colonel awake nights.
The General is accused not only OF misman-
aging Barge Oflco affairs. but also of Delaying
the completion OF the new immigrant station
on Ellis Island. The General announced two
months ago that the island would he ready
said he would surely move in by Oct. /. The
condition. Of the island was a severe disap-
pon.ment to Col Weber. He said the other
new landing probably In February.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-25
THE DUsHELL MURDER.
a Bloody Sheet and Bloody Towel Found
In the House Yesterday.

WHITE PLAINS. Oct 24.-This afternoon Cor
oner Drews. Chief Of Police Bogart. Deputy
Sheriff Acton. and DR.. Do Hart paid visit to
the Dushel house and made more thorough
examination. In the room of Robinson. tho
colored man. while they werc 0verhauling the
bed clothes a sheet WAS found wadded Mi be-
meath the bod tick ling. which had apparently
been carefully laid over it.
On the sheet We're some blood stains II will
be remembered that George. the boy. said that
ton failed to show in any OF the rooms bullet
hole.
IN tho little garnet. tucked nway under tho
rnfters. WAS q half-hnsbel bnsket. hidden In tho
bottom a. which WAS hand towel covered with
blood. There wasnot sign Of blood anywhere
to reveal II stain OF any Kind upon the CARPET
less floor in the room where Mrs. Dushell was
found dead.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-25
The Cold snap Has Arrived.

Il T. time 10 supply your whole family With warm
and have the benefit OF their while paying M
Our stock conssts OF ladies' and misses cloaks and
fooa: eou.sAh,;.pins rood. Ao On Che @o.. !iSs5l
seoommod.ton, I. Kelly, 9TH ~. and iTtS o.: en-.
trance through furniture stors.-Ads. = - =.
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BIRMINoHAM. Oct ga train OF thirteen
cars loaded with coal was wrecked on the
Columbus and Western Railroad near Good
water this morning.
Within a few yards Of Hatchett Greek tho
engineer saw saw TIE tre ~ apProssh to the
to cross ' By speed. Tke engine and i' two
went down nearly fifty feet and the others fol-
lowed. The, rear car was the caboose with
CONDUCTOR Rice and Flagman Crawford on
burned with the ear.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-25
Hardn.sn. Psck a Co,

Manufacturers OF the faultless Hsrdman Piano mako
special rates for renting and easy payments on Install
ments also the Self Playing symphony, an instrument
upon Which can be played the most dihicY as well as
tion. wArerooms 9th sv. and 10th st.-Ads.
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half OF all the other stores combined Whyf because
their goods ars the best The prices lowest aud tho
for nye ysAro. Intending purchasers should ca and
examine their stock and get prices salcrooms corner
OF 6th Av. aud 17th st-ldv
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,ss only penny compared nth shs sSpsnss q siss
s1.Ssi1sS spa a fSial%sSs z he sane.
Il the secret Or success Hotel vendoms. No. e.-Ads.
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Aheoee AosscsPAA Sorrnpooa N Oonvers
DENVER, Oct 24.-Warrants were issued late
last night on Grand Jury indictment for the
arrest of William NJ. Bliss. City Treasurer.
and Sidney Roberts. ex-Chief Health Inspector.
oifv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-25

Aspase Dtsss Express.
Leaves New York A. u. via New York Central
worlds record Tor spssd.-Ads.
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TIC brooklyn and Boston Express.
Long Island and Eastern States Line solid vsstibuIed
tram, Pullman ssepers club car. leaves l. l. City and
Brooklyn Al r. n for Boston and N. z. points. No
change. Sec railroad coumn.-Adg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-25

4. n w. "The Pequot Collar" L. Il ".
Our trade mark your collars or opns denotes ~
feet FORM ALL superiority Of quality and nnlsh.-l
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Col Lincoln ihterposed an objection to his
reading with no apparent purpose Of examtn-
ing as xSssss .s and p su sYs ss So
ises with his opponent ooolly and oollectedly
se " intend to put this book in a. evidence
when get ready. and you can't help your
Eysrybqdy appreciated TED the humor and sting.
Pursuing his Inquiries OF Gen. Hubbard. Mr..
Buriey brought out the unexpected testimony
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purpose OF returning workingmen to Parlia-
meht and to form them when there into COM
pact Independent party: but II has been found
impossible to decide how the necessary funds
Tor defraying the costs OF elections and for
paying the salaries OF members shall be
raised. The members OF the Council would
not listen TO self-denying proposal for max
ing an annual levy on every trade unionist,
and TWO or three even ventured to express
doubts as to whether the game was worth the
candle Voluntary effort In this direction has
heretofore failed miserably. It Is true that
some OF the mining members receive salaries.
out they represent particular Industries and
receive the money direct from the rich union
treasury. When John Burns was elected By
Tue battersea Radicals and Socialists to repre-
sent them In the London County Council they
Guaranteed him the modest wages OF k2 weekly,
me duties preventing him from pursuing his
wade as . mechanic; but their enthusiasm
soon cooled. the salary fell into arrears. and
anAuy appeals for assistance had to be
@sas through the press to Radicals ont
s'ae the constituency. At the present
moment they are laboriously accommodating Q
'und 70 pay Burnss election expenses next
,est % Parliamentary candidate. and the
,sofkmen have been so niggardly that money
"ss been thankfully accepted even from
v'oated capitalists. In these circumstances
uae only practicable method seems to be a
seneral and systematic levying on every trade
uuionlst. and as that has been rejected there
nno Immediate prospect Of tho Labor party.
properly SO called. in the British House OF
Commons.
yueen Victoris's second son. the Duke Of
.o,nourgh. who 10 married to the Cars
'"'er' Is the most unpopular Of tho English
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-09-19

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIyENTHATHu
~ ing on the AmDrosia and Independence
places is prohibited. Nioiators will be prose
cuted TO the full extent of the law.
j. W. pEDERICK
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-09-19

leaves, so that the tendency of society
shall be always to make as many land.
owners and as many land-holdcrs as
be. I ask you to take the question
away with you. / may be wrong in tho
suggestion, it is not vcntured with dog
natis1n. But with an earnest thought
of what this great future is to be, l
want to ask you, educated men
and women, teachers. ought not
the trained intelligence and edu-
Gated intellect Of this land
to devise ways that shall not hamper
industry, that shall not rob labor, that
shall protect the filial and parental in
stinct, and yet that shall give direc-
ton of American law in the line of dis
tributing land, not aggregating it? 1t
may not be a large question now; there
is coming time when it will be tre-
mendous question. 1t may make little
difference to you now that great rail-
way corporations own dukedom after
dukedom as they stretch out toward the
sunset 1t may make little difference
to you now that men coming from
across the sea, where already there is
the rumble of tottering thrones, have
bought great estates upon our western
land, beside which the great estate of
it may be little to you now, but there
is coming time when even in this fruit
full land there shall be hunger for land
and hunger for bread. God help the
republic to build wisely now, when it
has the chance and the power, SO that
it may not have, at terrible cost to tear
down and rebuild in the years that are
to come! Careful study of the old
Greek system of land laws and of the
Hebrew code, with its scm;-centennial
year of jubilee. may and will be preg-
nant with suggestions to us all
He finally discussed the subject of or
ganized labor, and, while admitting
that many strikes have been unwise
and evil in their results, he insisted on
the right of workingmcn to organize
for the promotion of their own inter-
ests and asked: ''What will counteract
the accumulation of capital in corpora
tions except the organization OF labor
on the other side? Is there any more
natural remedy? If there is what is it?"