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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05
They USED TnElR GUNS.
Five Shots Wero Fired but Nobody Was
uurt-Ihe Case sent On.

Hurt-Iht tHHH @eht VH'
All the populace Of Sheep Hill and Navy
Hill appeared in the Police Court yester-
day morning to hear the examination in
the case against Wilson Clayton and John
Hughes. two negroes charged with shoot
ing at each other. Five shots were fred
according TO the testimony, three by
hughes and two by Clayton. The latter
was grazed across the top of his right
shoulder by one OF the balls from his an
tagonlst's weapon. hughes was not hurt
at all. The row was brought about by the
apparent familiarity of Hughes with Clay
tons wife. The case was sent on TO the
Hastings Court.
John Gordon (colored) was assessed $40
and costs for unlawfully entering the house
OF Jane Randolph and assaulting and beat
ing her. The other cases were OF trivial
lmUoTfanpe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05
kniandeI kermuse.

All ladies interested or willing TO work
in this entertainment, 10 be held for the
benefit of the Baptist Homo for Aged
Women. are earnestly requested TO meet
at the Grace-Street Tabernacle Wednes
| day at ii o'clock A. ii.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05

sound mind goes very seldom without a
sound digestion, and nothing contributes to-
wards It more than tho use OF AsGOsruRA BIT
TIERS, the world-renowned appetizer and invfgo-
rator, manufactured only by DR.. j. q. b. segort
N Sons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05
CITY AND COUNTY SALES.
Transcript of Deeds Recorded In the Rich
mond and Henrico Courts.

mond and Henrico Courts.
The following deeds of bargain and sale
were recorded yesterday IN the CLERKS Oh
tIce Of the Chancery Court:
NJ. w. Gayle and wife 10 james ID. ca rneal
ono half interest IN 0115 feet on south side OF
Clay street between First and Adams, subject TO
decd OF trust, $3.50.
Jonn Hunter, Jr., special commissioner, 10 VI.
W. Gayle, ~ feet ON Twelfth stree. between
Marshall and Clay.
HENRICO COUNTY COURT.
james II. Barton and wifc 20 Edward GiimonI
and James Calhoun, 4 acres on Richmond and
IIenrlco turnpike. s3,SOu
George ~. Brown 10 A. ID. Gordon, 10 acres
near Quioccasn road, $3.50.
jesse e.. Crouch and wife to u. II. camp, ~
feet on east side Twenty-nrst street near \,
S20J.
Fairmount Land Company TO John T. Nuckols
90 feot on 5 street northeast corner Twenty
first, $1,000.
j. NJ. tourqureap and wife to James III. Bar
ton, interest In lots and In block ,, lots 3, >
., Is, and part OF = Ia block D, North avenue sub
division, 800.
Same TO same, one-half interest in lots 10, 10
II. and Is In block ., lots s. 4, D, ., Z. and II
block 3, aud tot in block 4, North avenue sub
division. 800.
Josephine kann to James II. Barton, 297 feet
on Poo street extending from AonterO u
Mitchell, $1,000.
Robert i. Luck, Jr., 10 same, lot 3 IN block IA
Barton Heights, sJ2J.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05
DRAWING CUSTOM

That's just what We are doing. ana !! :.
We haven't yours we want it. We DOM
care where or what your previous exps-
rience has been, we'll improve upon II
II We cannot give you bigger values fos
less money than you ever had before
YOU have the remedy in your own hands
and you'll know just what to do aoous
Il. That is what we distinctly claim to
be able to do, and that is what We are
ready to give you positive proof OF ass
moments notice. What moro con-
vincing evidence can you ask than the
fact that were offering
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05
AMELIA (orrIcIAL).

AMELIA COURTHOUSE Joseph ".
southall, for State Senate }Demoof@aD' @
,,mb,;csn). Sal; Sidney p. Epes. for House
- Delegates Democrat), bss; J. X. Jeter.
for House OF Delegates Qndependent ne
nmhlican Alliance). 366; q. Il. Robertson
independent Republican,. l2S.
AccoxAc AND NORTHAMPTON.
T.uxv-Thers being no opposition, .
.r,sii vote Wns cast In this county. NOT ex-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05
OHIO
n.u.-l rrlnmrh-Legl.lailvo Ma

r.f,e.l Trumph-Legislative Ma
.r, residential congratulations.
,.. November i--President
- t.. utt.sIo.n received the toll
... .r.u lr.l tharman Hahn, OF
.... .I..I..i.au state Central Com
rv s.. o.. Nov. 4, 1913 p. ".
Ir .a':
..a.irlas OF Ohio have won a
.umy. the entire kepubh-
........ ..tI-,l,ctei. Both branches
. t,..... assembly are Republican
fIity irom 80 10 81, insuring
.....i resident of ONO and
n.tu. ntcd States Senate.
ltNYs EtPlY.
.i-ai.ut rppHoi rs follows:
"ExtcuupE MANSION
Ntr-..IlN. ID. c., Nov. 4, 1891.
.H s. rtaUmds. oc.. Coum'5uS' D.;
.U.... fr the good news and con-
n. fr Yourself and the party
,..... Won hY courageous adVO-
...r-. principles.
BtNJAMIS HARRISON.
,.LtIrfArioSs 10 MKINLEY.
r l.lt this afternoon sent the
.. au of cOueatulatiOn to
..t. uunm dchinley:
"EXrcUIIyE MASNoS,
WH.GioN. November 4, 1921.
.rs u. NcKm'B. canton. a.:
.-.-.ute YOU most heartily upon
f.-.. ...i victory. Won 10y manly ap-
...t.... Intelligence and patriotism OF
A.. I...aurs responsive 20 such appeals.
>... "BENJAanS HARRISON"
.wiuLL ON HIS DEFEAT
D,r,4u. a.. November 4. A dispatch
--t ..il. SAYS that Governor Camp
.. nl.. t.. situation philosOphicaliy,
..... t4. tuc Democratic party was
.rl.r too great "A handicap IN
....uf the hck of funds TO pay
o.. .r... ....XYDu-,s of the campaign.
.......,. l4yr made the best fight they
t.rf.tc- OF a Republican majority
t.-fIt with aud the combined
.r.r.t tIr manufacturers and capt.
4.. I,-Ii.- a tins ~ was liie-ahd-
'.--.. Nth the Republican party.
..t H.0r Mckinley, one OF the na-
'. .I.r 4ld the representative OF It's
ll.f irNtsotlon, meant tho down.
af.-rluou of tho party itself.
Dr.. ..,. N.r,. closely drawn.
n.>Il.'- iLUNkiIIY 1850.
.,...,... Novemuer THE figures 10y
bass, been obtained to-day.
SESSION counties are official, tho
.-...t.i The counties not heard
..' YEAR Democratic plurality
a.la n.publcan plurality of $50.
.lt, tie footinIs gives Nc
.l....Hte of Is SJ5.
. ripriF's FATTY.
i.t. jAc result is the complete
IO.i,'s party. Their vote III
.s...F rit ,Ncocd II 800. aud they
.-... ..Ir r,ecilon al least 1900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05
NEBRASKA.

"'publicau Candidate for Judge Has
apparently 5000 Majoritw
g.. .N.'' NEa., November 4.--The returns
s...."y city aud state are still very
oll caro- al estimates give Post, !
~ an candidate for Supreme Judge,
e.. - p'-4i''.N over Edgerton. Indepeni-
/. 'lfles. The eutire Republican city
a. ..lalg ticket Is elected BY maiorities
''.l ~ 10 2.y0O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05
An Opportnnity.

The court sales of handsome West-End
lots on Park avenue and Harrison street at
4 o'clock this afternoon. The most desiia-
bic property now offering.
II. Il. CHAFFIS x Co., Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05

| La France Roses are out of date. Buy
! the Waban and Mermet. They are the
| largest and best. At w. A. HAaMoSDs,
| 107 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05
Masonic Fair.

The monthly meeting of the Ladies'
Auxiliary OF the Masonic Home was held at Sc.
hIbans Hall yesterday at II 81, and the ladies'
have commenced enthusiastically me work Tor
the fair to be held N The Masonic Temple early
In tina spring for the benefit OF the Masonic
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05

USE Browns BRONCHIAL TRocnEs for Coughs
Colds, AMI all other Throat Troubles" Pre-
eminently the Dost."-Rsv Hfnry Ward Bescher
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05
RuSSIA'S FAMINE.
Total DeraiIment of II Troop-Train-Threo
Soldiers Killed.

rBv Anglo-American cable to tho Dispatch.l
Sr pKrxRspURG. November A number
~ zemstyos. or provincial assemblies. pro-
nose TO close all drink-shops IN the famine
districts in order TO prevent the peasants
from spending their relief money for
drink. 80,
diers was derailed ct Ivangord, seventy
eieh, miles southwest Of this city TO-DAY.
Three of the soldiers were killed and M
faan injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05
BANK FAILURE IN BERLIN.
Many of the Leading German Arist0cssfs
| Involved.

fBy Anglo American cable TO the Dispatch.l
BERLIN, November 4.-Hirschfeld a Wolf.
bankers, have suspended. The suspension
does not affect the Bourse generally. put
caused drop in the shares OF the Patnn.
gofer brewery, the best of the kind IN the
market, OF 60 per cent. IL is reported that
the Empress and Prince Henry lost large
amount by the suspension, and that the
Minister of Public Worship lost his entire
fortune. Many of the leading aristocrats
are badly involved in the suspension.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05

crat. Alliance). 1859: Bond Republican),
1.i@; Hale Republican), 109.
Wise county gives Wells 2ls majority.
He Is elected.
GAVE NELSON EIGHT MAJORITY.
The only precinct in Henrico county
which the DISPATCH failed to receive elec-
ton returns from on Tuesday night was
Carter's. The result there was as follows
Nelson, 33; Carter. 25-Nelson's majority
8.
SPRING GRoyE.-The official count of
Surry gives Ramey democratic nomineel
80 majority over Roberts independent
candidate). The Independent man makes
no time in Surry county.
WASHINGTON.
ADISoDoS.-Official returns are not oil in
yet, but indications are that Lacnor and
onodgrass are elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05
posT.OFFics MATTERS.
superiutendont Snyder, Of the Money
Order Division, Retired.

Mir. S. W. Snyder, superintendent OF the
monoy-order division. OF the Rich
mond post office, was yesterday retired as
superintendent. and Mr.. j. A. Mclaughlin
appointed in his stead.
The new appoiDtce has been deputy
United States marshal under u. Il. tarr
for some time. and Is from Caroline coun-
ty. MIR. Snyder's financial adminntra-
ton of the Office has been entirely cor
rect and satisfactory, aud his retirement
is based on nothing that reflects upon his
integrity as man or an official
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05
TIlr FINAL FIGURES.
- F,trrns from the Wcll-Fough'
Fields Of Tuesday.
roIES'S pLURALlIA \
..D anil cleveland Say OF the
"" -, Foreigners saS-other
P'''' r,,ciion Aftermath

IOWA. November "A y.
ar. "r..nsl-aa state Committee will
i- -.,n.a oil Van Houton for
s1 Governor. They also CLAIM
..,. Eeputhcsn by four; that
g. Independent, but with the
...ofatc. tie presiding oihcer
....~.n. Up to1 O'Clock less
.-..i the State has been heard
ruu, are very slow
.tv. onATIc CANS.
show that the Democrats
rri - r.rs IN the counties OF
.r Cass Emmett. Marion.
ar. lotta~a'tamie, o. Brien'
&c.,. NUrts. Jackson. Johnson
....r. "a o,tc, Marshall wood
.r 'e,, gam has generally
E O.0t. Marshall, POLK, and
... .ule- containing no large
..l .o' the total vote will
t., largest ever cast IN
.' ...... wtfoalriEs FoR poiRs.
..t.r.r1rts an increased vote
... I.. .1tr two years ago,
t.t ctv .s ovorwheimin9iy
uau % larcely increased ma
t... burlington reports an
..'v tor B1ics of over 2CO
The Democratic
,s tue river and IN the
f-" pronhitory law Is
.a. .A.u-. nave largely IN
..rtlc, gwen Governor
..t r..-- "-'. 80.
..r..A nlf- PLURALITY or o,ovo.
AIS 1893 mna. returns from
.-r...to ~ the uiuety-nine c0ull-
-... gave % plurality OF Bios
.. same counties IN lsoJ gave
.t... .l-. making total Demo
.., s.5iO ln tnoso counties,
-.lg D,mocratc stroughOlds.
...t seventy h'c counticss, ~ IN
.l.ui..cau plurality oil 3OJ).
.... l1sconadentiy expect III
....lls from these counties
t....r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05

Mrs. c. Bellenot has no interest in the
suit of LeRoy L. Brown against Z. A. Full
ing and wife.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05

Silver, Nickel. Brass, and Celluloid,
newest designs. at W. A. HAMMosD's,
l07 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05
PRISCESS ASNE.

NoRroLK.-The returns from Princess
Anne indicate the election Of w. A. White
TO the House of Delegates over Baxter. the
Independent Democrat. Alliance. by pro
hably 400 malori,y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05
THURSDAY,
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

RICHMOND ROYAL Axcu CHAPTER.
VIRGINIA LOpGs, KNIGHTS OF PYrniAs'
AURORA, 0Dp-rgLL0ws.
RoASE, opp-rKILows.
VIRGINIA TRIBE, RxD MEN.
PAwNEx TRIBE, RED MEs.
VIRGINIA COUNCIL, YRArERsAL CIRCLE
ANCHOR LODGE, GOLDEN CHAIN.
JEFFERSON LODGE, GOLDEN CHAIN.
A. W. GLIsN COUNCIL, AMERICAN MECHANICS
VIRGINIA COUNCIL, ROYAL ARcAsUn.
EQUITABLE LEAGUE, MARSHALL COURT
CYSTuUs GROVE, pRuiDs.
MoSRoS GROVE, DRuips.
FULTON LODGE, GOOD rExPLARs.
yEYrxRsos LODGE, GOOD TgxrLARs.
SIR WALTER RALIIGu LODGE, SONS ST. GEORGE.
STUART HoRss GUARD.
RICHMOND sroyE-MouSrERs.
BROTHERHOOD OF PAISrkRs.
STATIONARY ENGINEERS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05

A.. B. G. Alternative cures all forms OF im-
pure blood. no matter what you call it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05

For headache, toothache. pain IN the side.
back and iimba nss Salvation OH. ~ cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05

One dollar will buy a bottle of A. b. @.
Alternative from any drugstore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05

cipher dispatch from Rio de Jsne,ro st:
tributes the crisis there to the action of
the Brazilian Congress in passing oili
depriving the President of tho right oi
veto. All kilograms are subject to strict
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05
NfW YORK.
i.ut- ts,n.tr, Ills Plurality Mt $4,000
fu4a.ono- thc Legislature.

i''t- t,.m-tc, Ills Plurality mt $4,000
fa''.opo- fhe legislature.
.l.N S.. November Roswell Z.
D.ternor-elect. with his wife,
'' g.. ..a mrVng here this after
t.. Nra ORA. tie was Oh his Way
N. rtuWu. While the rain was
.H -'Ation-yard the Governor
upon the station platform
Wd down. smoking n cigar
...l r..utrs that tine tram re-
.. Crowds of passengers and
I...- sa0ok hands with him
-.a.ri AIm upon his victory.
I'D TO him: - want to
ta. mex Governor" MIR.
...-4y remarked: "lt YOU are
s. Nr sa1uA you mp pretty well
AitEGg MAJORITY.
ria'ei Press reporter he sand
V. think, Will be between
i.HH iho magnificent show
.aiIc.l river i, TN indication
.. the Democracy outside
|.I. and hiLrs. The Democratic
ns.-lilccnt victory. Kings
t.. s.. and. as usual. New York
.. u-. | have not heard the
.- r.-triing the Legislature.
Lave a. looks as though we
....ri of the BODY"
.lo,AS's GOOD WORK.
p. l.. November 4.-Com-
..'.. from Kings county give
..-.aIiy q l6.lA5.
elected Boody (Democrat
., plurality OF 1850.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05
STARTLING NEWS FROM BRAZIL.
Congress Dissolved and Martisi-Lsw Pro-
claim sd-A Dictat0rshtn

l3y Anglo-American cable to tho Disps'cn.I
LONDON, ESo., November "A dispatch
which has been received here from MO
Tans,ro- the capital OF Brazil. brings news
Of What seems to be little less than another
revolution. Congress, the dispatch seys,
has been dissolved and martial-law has
been proclaimed at Rio Janelro and
throughout the provinces. The cablegram
also announces that dictatorship mas
been established in Brazil.
WHAT TIN TROUBLE u.
Isssos, PosTuoAL, Novsmbsf A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05
IN 0VERC0A7S.

We are thoroughly at the front, and of'er vs-
riety OF styles and fabrics st this special price,
made and trimmed IN manner that no tailor
can equal under s25 TO ESQ. Imported and Do
nestle Meltons, Friezes, Kerseys, Cheviots, silk
Mixtures. Worsteds, Casslmeros, ETC., etc
Every style Of garment Il represented-ths
Bon, the Demi-Bon Walking Sacks of medium
and Iongish cut. In mako and trim they have
all the highest ideas In handsome apparel SEQ
them and save money.
Gentlsmen who have been unvise enough to
bet on the election On tho losing side win nnd
tho cost Of paying such bets much reduced u
the bots have taken the form Of anything In The
limo Of wearing spparel-by buying is from ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05

NAssAchusETTS.
'N'3NO0U UoE ..
'''' Republican Legislative Gains

''' Republican Legislative Gains
How the Houses stand.
. November THE Legislature
',t E,lublican gains. The
B. "tt FIVE districts 10 be heard
+. '..'.. ~ Republicans 10 II Demo-
ti 't" miasln: districts will pro-
-. .'- .ao Hcpubiican and two Demo-
".'. $3.50 doubtful. Last year the
N-tA ue between tine parties. The
' present stands l!5 Republicans
Hocrat,, with G7 members lack
'.a- YEAR the complexion Of the
',... "-a 4iJ Republicans and 100 Demo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05

GATE CrrY.-Scott county votes for State
Senate, Wells (Democrat), $40; Mills (he-
publican), 922; Craft (klliance), 947.
For House Of Delegates; Hoge Demo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05
pocKBRrp0E.
SCOTT AND wIsE.

LExISGrox.-ThsD Democratic majority IN
cincts to be heard from.
, 1891-10-02
Treating the SaIeswomen.

The wife of a well known Wall street
man came to town from Newport one
day last week to do a little shopping
After she had completed her purchases
at a fashionable up town dry goods store
she sent for the superintendent and, ten
dering him a twenty dollar bill, said
"Wil you permit me to give the sales
women a treat todaya They have all
been polite and attentive to me when
ever l have been in the store and / would
like to make some acknowledgment,
Please let this small sum Of money GO
toward buying each of them some sea
sonable delicacy for luncheon today"
The superintendent would probably
have declined to accept the twenty dol
lars had not the woman been a customer
whom he did not dare to offend. Ac-
cordingly, in a very dignifed manner,
he returned thanks on behalf of the
saleswomen, and salads and ice cream
formed an enjoyable part of the sales.
women's luncheon on that day.-New
York Letter.
, 1891-10-02

The greatest benefit of the summer Is
the outdoor bath in salt water, lake or
pool. Fashion has done women no serv-
ice by frowning down surf bathing Mt
seaside resorts. No performance of by.
giene adds SO directly to nerve and
beauty of complexion as bathing in open
air and sunshine, where you get all the
great in~vigorating influences of nature
together, The stimulus Of light, the
bleaching from the chemical rays of the
sun, the ozone which puts all the interna.
strings in tune, the circulation of all
playing about the limbs and freshening
up the skin, the rest in the warm sand,
where you are between the magnetism
of sun and earth, are some of these in
f~luences. Venus rises still from the
waves and the secret of her beauty is
with them.
Women do their best to shoulder off
the benefit by dressing to death so they
can breathe little enough of the generous
salt air, which would make their color
rich and eyes brilliant; their prudery al
lows only a muff1ed run and dip in the
sea, perhaps in the seclusion of a dingy
bathing machine as briefly as possible,
to be followed by casing in corset and
heavy skirts again, and the thrice shaded
stroll under veil and hat and sunshade
leaves the sun not u chance at them
Shirley Dare in New York Herald.
, 1891-10-02
Red Headed Immigrant C .rl,.

When the British steamer Lord Cough
arrived at this port from Liverpool and
Queenstown it was noticed that of the
1916 female immigrants on board over 300
of them were red headed. Not only is
this fact alone enough to make every
white horse in town balky, but 1t will
also prove an interesting question to
thinking people. Are nearly all female
immigrants red headed? Do red headed
girls make the best servants2 If not, why
do SO many red headed girls emigrate?
Was it simply a coincident that so
many Of the female passengers on the
Lord Cough were red headed? These
and a hundred other questions will natu
rally arise. The commander of the l. I'd
Cough did not notice anything arti -
lar on the voyage over except the ia, is
that there were several rainbows Mt
night, and although the weather wa
quite calm there was an unusually lar
number of white caps.-Philadelph
Record.
, 1891-10-02

What, then. will be the worlds condition
with this supply OF silver shut off, and
with a production OF buu $IO5. 900, 90 of
gold, $50, 900. 900 OF which goes into the
arts? The only result possible is a money
standard that is constantly increasing.
The injustice of such a standard will not
be longer endured.
No, this country will not be tied to
the single gold standard. Mr.. Mckinley
aid Mr.. Sherman might as well give that
up. Nor can the jugglery of the act Of
1890, by which silver is used as a commod-
ity to secure paper, long stand. The only
solution that can be accepted as fual is
the restoration of silver to its constitu-
tional place as a money metal by the side
of gold with the equal right Of each to
free aud unlimited coinage
, 1891-10-02
BASE BALL.


CHICAGO, Oct. Chicago gave the
the visitors the game on three errors.
Score-Chicago /. Cincinnati 6. Batter
erles-Hutchison and Schriver, Mullane
and Harrington.
CLEVELAND, Oct Heavy batting
in the eighth and ninth innings won the
game for Cleveland today. Score-Cleve-
land Z, PIttsburg 5. BatteIies-Viau
and Doyle, Baldwin and Mack.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. To-day. 8 game
was fairly well played. Score-Philadel-
phia |. Boston 6. Batteries-Esper and
Clements, Clarkson and Bennett.
New YORK, Oct. 1.-The Giants went
all to pieces today. Score-New York 3,
Brooklyn 6. MISUNDERSTANDING and Bur
rell, Foutz and Kinslow.
, 1891-10-02
H GATE.

This side of the ivory gate OF Dreams,
Is a gate made Of Mother-of-pearl,
For the baby crew to toddle through,
And on dimpled cheek and floating curl
Its rainbow radiance flashes and CLEANS.
1t is easy to find the gate which stands
At the end of the road beyond the hill,
That hides the sun when the day Is done,
In the silver dusk the wind Is still,
And songs drift far through the twilight
lands
Like n Powered silk is the soft, green grass
All the way, and the smiling gateman sits
Humming a tune to tho twilight moon,
And a pair of baby d~ream-wings fits
To each little drowsy lad and lass.
Into his country they fiutter away
A safe, happy land the gatemnn knows
Though they laugh or cry in passing by,
Home through the dawn, as the great sun
throws
Wide his bars of light to makeithe day.
May D.. Hatch In New Orleans Times-Demo-
rFat
, 1891-10-02

A curious controversy is agitating the
Ellijay Baptist association in Georgia. a
few years & the society split in two on
the liquor question. Since then one wing
has fought whisky, while the other has adj
yocated it. In the latter faction is num-
bered the Rev. Julius Pickett. He fitted
up 8 distillery, got a government license
and went into the manufacture Of the arti
Gle. The association to which Mr.. Pickett
belongs has just decided that no clergymen
will be permitted to engage in the distill
ing OF liquor, though the right of drinking
it is not taken away from them. Mr..
Pickett will fight for his personal rights"
and will be sustained by his congregation.
, 1891-10-02

was given and the fugitive captured. He
was drunk and handcuffed.
He proved to be NJ. B.. Curtis, the actor
who achieved fame and fortune in the play
"Saml of Posen." He denied killing
Grant, and the fact that his hands were
shackled lends some probability to the de-
NAL. The weapon used was recovered af-
ter Curtis arrest. 1t is now claimed that
the killing was the work of a man as yet
unknown, who was trying to get the actor
out Of the police officers clutches.
, 1891-10-02

With each succeeding day comes an in.
creased demand for better service on the
railways of our country. The Union Pa
cifc and Missouri Pacific railways to the
front as usual. have been leading in these
lines OF improvement for some tune and
running through Pullman sleepers be-
tween Salt Lake City and St. Louis via
Denver.
, 1891-10-02

m shots
were heard on Fol
som street, in the
city by the Golden
e. Polio e
rushed out from
a nearby station
and found Alex
ander Grant, one
of their comrades,
dead on the walk
with a bullet
through his brain.
In the dim dis
lance could be
seen a fleeing
figure. Pursuit