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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06
4 HYPNOTlzEO HORSE.
4 Remarkable Incidental Little BOY
Subduc- an intrIctab!c Horse.

J. Il. Glauson. "a Cleveland horscman
vino WAS q; he last Buffalo horse sale last
1ue-day. told "a remarkable story of 4
chlld's control 81 NcIOus horse. Said
he
1T seemed to Dea case Of hypnotism.
4 farmer named White has vcrv fine
stock farm about three miles out IF the
city. He IS good horsc-traincr and pridcs
himself Oh being able To handle the most
ba brought TO him. But last spring
he got more than ms match. Some
body sold nm a black stallion that
was the worst-teml creature | ever
saw. Tie would bite and strike and kick
with such hcrc,uc,s that no one could get
near him, and " nite WAS finally obliged to
turn him out 90 pasture. H. thought that
he would hay" To Kill Inn. hut Of course
he hated L. DO that for he was really u
valuable beast. But h. was no good. for
no one could gct near him, to say nothing
OF controlling HIM.
white las little boy eleven years old.
who IS one of the brightest but most
gentle httlo fellows that ! ever saw.
one morning what was his surprise
and alarm 10 see little Ralph come gal
Looping down the lane on the Black Devils ,
b9ckAs happy as clown. He rode up to the
horse block, slid OF. his back and putting
the horses head down 20 him. strokod
and patted his great nose rs if he had
been the kindest creature IN the world
Tut as soon rs any one else went near him
the horse would fight like demon. For
several months the little fellow had "a good
time with bis pet, bat AZ no one else could
control hun he vas sold t. a stage-driser
for S25, ana the little boy got $40 for
nd.ng hin twenty-five miles and deliver
lns Llln safely III the stable"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06

A JAPANESE DIVORCE.
4 simple Ceremony, Requiring No Law
yers Nor Any Great Outlay.


"Spcokinc OF Divorces" said Lieutenant
Butt OF the revenue-cuttcr johnson. the
most peculiar one | ever SAW was IN 1T
Tie island OF the coast of Japan when L
was IN the United States navy.
1t was about twenty-five years ago.
INST at the close Of tine war. | was third
officer Of u United States ship on the Pa
ciiic station then. ana We. having damaged
some If our upper rigging ana sprung
biank or two III a heavy blow, had put INTO
the harhor of this httle island of unprO-
nOuncc.blc name Tor needed Dut not very
dlihcult repairs.
The ship surgeon aud myself being Oh
duty went ashore with The double purpose
OF stretching our legs and sending Oh to
the warlrO Dm-In-ss any deicgcles III the
WAY of fresh meat, fowls or fruit which We
might happen to run across. WITH Us
went "a japanese sailor whom We had
shipped. being shOri-handed, at a port on
the coast Of the AIksdO's insular realm.
We walked ab VI III. poor little vii
lac, which WAS the principal seaport of
the island. and were regarded 10y the na-
tlves wl'h an innocent, awcsome. ANA Won
d,r,ur eXurtSsiOE which bctOkened their
very rare ACQUAINTANCE with white men.
As We were strolilng along the man street.
ii street II might be called. after having
with Sorakichi's aid induced a very brown
and wrlnkled Japanese to take some rab-
bits, pigeons. and irult OF to the snip We
came TO building. aerial IN architecture,
as are all japanese structures but much
more pretentlOus than any we had yet
seen.
Dat iss atemple. where max worship
explaua'orIly spoke SOraklchi.
I'VE had two hours 10 spare and en-
tered. As we did SO a young man aud a
young woman came IN by another en-
trance, Both wore blue scarf across the
LETT shoulder and knottcd under the right
arm.
Been marry; split now, quit, tired Of
it, SAID Sorakichi; and an inquiry deyel-
oped the fact that the youngsters, neither
OF whom could have been over twenty
two, sought divorce.
Blue matachi show said SOrakIchI.
and we stood aside and watched the pair.
They went together before the most hide
eous idol it has ever been my fortune to
see. Both undid their blue scarfs, bowed
three times to the ground. and. turning.
LETT the temple by opposite doors.
"'Au good now explained our inter
prefer; get marry some more; yes. to-
day, mebbe."
Further inquiry elected the fact that
this was the regular ceremony Of divorce
among the lower Japanese III ceItaI pro-
vinces. Queer, wasn't iti"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06

Mr.. peTEiE'S GREEK FINDS.

lIoaIon Tincsl

II has FOR some time been known &
scholars tina; tho lost treatise # Ar,~t0t.,
WAS not the o'ly treasure winch recon,
Egyptian re~curchc~ have gwen t. the
learned world. In the pages oi more than
oae specialist journal partial accounts
have from tiu" 10 time been
gwen OF scarcely less wonderful 81 50
crvery which W. owe 10 the
energy. skill. and good fortune OF that
remarkable explorer. Mr.. Flinders Pc,Iic.
Enough Wa announced II wine. but not
satisfy the appotlf- g.; scholars when thy
were told that the new lind contained
important fragments Of "a lost play Of
EuUl.dc-, long passages nom the
"piUdo" Of Plato. AMI large number of
otber literary fragments. hesICes wills and
private letters. all dating beyond any
question from a periOi far earlier than
tina, of any classical tcXts which had pre-
viOusly come down e. IL.
The honor Il publishing "a complete re-
cord 81 tuis III -oNcTN. ia the form of q
transcript with Introduction and CON.
MentarS. accompanied by sutOtypo repro.
du~tlOns ~ the papvri, has fallen To Pro
fc- ~ MahaHN, OF Dublin. and lis work,
which has just b, cn ISSUED IA u very elabo.
rate form Oy the Royal liish Aca icimv. IL
10 %, Lad of Nessrs. Williams 4 kOrgate.
! he task. he tells W.. WAS begun III Oxford
dunng tho last long vacation b. himself
and Professor Sayce, and iLe.r intcrpreta-
tons have since thcn been canyas.ed. con
trmod. and criticised by many uf the mos,
emlneat Of European SCHOLARS. such a.
NM. We'll. Of PARIS, B.4ss. o.. hi. ROBIN.
sou Ellis of Oxford. and rutherford, OF
Westminster School.
A study Of tn volume makes IL easy 10
ralize Mr. Nahafy's words when lac Bays
"SeldOm Las II fallen 10 the lot Of modern
scholars To spend sucn days rs We spent 10
1880. porting all day while the sun shon,
oy,r iness FAINT aud fragmcnt.Iy records,
q. scussi1e III the evening the stay hshts
W. hau ioand and thoir possible signid
canoe. Gradually pieces OF Pla,onic dia
lo,ue emerged. which presently W,
determined tn bs tho Phrao.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06
AUCTuON sAIEa-Putur~ Dsys.
No. 'yS |r--|-~<.c(~s, ~~,~ee ~>~>-~<~~>>
George w. Mayo, Auc,iopcer,
2g and "a north Ninth street.
c,pECIAL SALE OF SPLENDID

CtPECIAL SALE OF SPLENDID
- crT.0LAss CHANDELIERS. FINE MAN
TEI-MiRRORs, IMPORTED PARTISAN cr .TM
rAINs, SOLID sILvRgWARE AND CUT
GLASS, MAHOGANY PtDLs Al TX E;NriViov-
TABLES AND MAJO1hSI ~ XVII = ~,
PIANO, RCH SATIN BROcAT LLE pAhhDn
SUIT, &C., AT AUCTIoN.-Iwi WIN oher a. a'''o"'
at my warerooms commencing at III A. NJ
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1891.
9 unusually handsome EIGHT-LiGHI PAnison
CHANDELIERS, with eight roSs 81 brl'nan'
cul-glass pendants and aiso cut-en., WV"
few, n any, equal 20 them ~ ths r',y u o,o.
| very nne imported 7-OtTANb fiNNv -
uizci case ornamentoi with orrnol rnnh''h,
bras-mnnufacturci by Aphonsc b'Dn'e'' "
SOLID SILVER WATERS, LADif, a IT, "a ,''''N
TIFIL REPOUsSE SILVER PlitdtM. pp
lsUPFHB EIGuT-LEAvED NAhouAHi ih.
DtsrAL EXIESSio ~ .nh leny,h.
/ FIyE.LEANED MAHOGANY PhDts ~ ~ ~,
FASHIONABLE, about II feet long, IA"
In ncc order; ,,. ppo,.,
! very rich ana handsome SAilN ~ a. ~
LErTE PARLOk stII' p''''' s'''
, navy FREHcH.pLATE GILT,FRAMED
MANTEL-MIRkORS,a bont oA.1s 'rswhxcU.
, WALNTr-FRANED tANi NJ ~,
PLATE NANTfL-NIkKORc, nDou, ~
fee,-all four OF ihesc mirror nav" '"'
pcnsiyo aud lasting mercury Dt,s ~ i.prNcu
RlCiIIY-EM iNPORii ~ ,st, :,
WINDOW-CUKTAlNS, POkllE"Ho' '""'
CURTAINS, and GU Hts; .,,,,.p, M,
p,tf oEItT NEN'ERS. SrRAsBOjRG, ana
FSGiisu PLATE and DISHES; ms
CUT-GLAsS pkESEKN rs, u l. I = - ~
BOMtS, &C.. r, ,.xrv,s
WNrCIII,S stem-ssfting and sttm-"lh1iuf'
ono open and one hunting case ana Soi'''
articles 4 jewelry; n,.,l,.
MAHOGANY CEiT.AREr, Esyptlan-inat,npas y y;
"a
FURNIrUkE; ....,.,,.,.., g.,
ENGKNIINGS and OIL-PAINriNG', 81.
Tbs -aie offers au unusual oPpi'uuH 'o'
the purchnse OF rare ani valuable aII'i's' ~"
GEORGE ". MAYO,
IA Auct.Oneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06
OTHER NOMINEES.
CANDIDATES IN sPOTSYlvANlA AND
AleEMARLe COUNTIES.
Senator DAME, Endorsed NJ Both Convcn-
ticns-Farish and Tiiimau Nomt-
mated 1T Charlottesville.
rsrec,a, telegram 10 tho Dispa,ch.l

rnypyRIcKsurRa. Va. October 5.-Thc
Democratic Convention held al Spotsyl-
yapia Courthouse today unanimously re-
elected for the Housc of Delegates our
present sterling and able representative,
Nj. r. Rowe. The convention was largely
attended and was the most harmonious
your correspondent ever attended. Able
and eloquent addresses were delivered bv
the nominee. Hon. H. 4. CrysmOnd. and
Senator William A. Little. which produced
considerable enthusiasm.
DANIEL ENDORSED.
The following complimentary resolution
70 Senator John ". Daniel was also unani-
mously adopted:
Whereas. recognizing the faithful and
valuable services Of our able and efficient
United States Senator, Hon. John W.
Daniel be ut
Rcsolpod. That we heartily endorse his
cause and urgently request that lie he
unanimously reelected
Fire about 1890 O'Clock to-day destroyed
the livery stables of Mr.. W. l. Arniss on
Commerce street. Murdauch's pickle
factory. adjoining, WAS also consider
ably damaged. The fire IL supposed 10
have originated from carclcSsnoss on the
part Of some Of the employees. The loss Is
fully covered by insurance. All Of the
stock was saved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06
LEE STILL LIVING.
THE FAMILY ATTHe BEDSIDE OF The
DYING SOLDIER-STATeSmAN.

His Condition but Little Changed-he
May Outiive the Night-Fitz Lee
on the Way.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA, Va. October D. - Inc
family ut Ravonsworth. General Lees
plantation. is now made up of tho rela-
tives of the dying General, who is uncoh-
scious and in such a condition that any
hour may be his last. His devoted w'ie
and two sons. his sisters Mary and Mill
dred, and his brother. Captain X. T.. Lee'
arc at his bedside. II is house OF sorrow
General Lees condition has but NIUE
changed during the day, and It Is though.
by his physicians that he Will i've 'no
night out, but this is very uncertain.
General Fitzhugh Lee passed nhrousI
hero on the Richmond and Danviiic ronu
Tonight. He did not stop at Kavenswot'n'
but went on to " Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06
rup p1cHMoND DISPATCH--TUESDAY. OCTOBER 6. 1891.

ON Tho hacks of the Shetland hirelings and
shouted:
"Getup!" ,ho;r rocrIo-
The ponies logged along ~ a .he,a ress sbo
. mbao III ,ham AGAIN with the lines and
again issued tho command:
Get upi" than 80
the ponies. and soizine the WHY sns gayo
them several sharp cuts with II ana said
Thcv did not get up. Tho only evidence
that they felt the lash at all was slight
twitching of an ear on the part Oh 'a,c nl,,
NAL on the off side, and the procession
,"o on AZ precisely the same speed as
before. r.ho,s ,ho
matter with these ponies. They're deaf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06
Reyenue Collections.
lBy telegraph to the Dlspatch.l

WAsnISGroN. d. c.. October 5.-The to-
tai collections Of the internal revenue
during the first two months of the present
fiscal year were so. 1856, 1873. an increase Of
-G82. 557 over the collections during the
Corresponding period Of the previous ifs
cal wear There was au increase of Syf5,-
400 on spirits, decrease OF s737.il2 on
tobacco, an increase of 1923 1888 on for
mented liquors. an increase of $40, 500 on
oleomargarine. and decrease of S32 6iS
on miscellaneous articles. The aggregate
receipts for August. 1891. were SSyT ,04 less
than for August. 1880.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06
NETWORK JOCKEY CLUB.
I'm. u,cc with Twsnty-Threc Entries Di-
vided-Horscs and Riders RAIL-
fBy telegraph TO tho Dispatch-i


N,,v yopx October 5.-This was the
fonr,h day of the fall meeting OF the New
Work Jockey Club. The track was IN eood
condition. As It was originally ohorcd
,hn nrogrenne contained six events, but
The ffth race having twenty-threc entries
:, ,ros divided. being run "a the MIN nni
si,th races. while the sixth on the caro-
was made the seventh.
The champagne stakes. TOT t"o-s'hr-
olds. worth $3.50 to the winner Was tho
only stake down for DECISION, ~. floiian
was carving 1ls pounds. WINE bas2ne,
was carving il3. Dagonet Wa lli7."i.I'i
ha hacked nj II TO B. ARA was third
choice at to /. and Actor at 20 toll. Mar
wee rode the latter. rs Iarals injuries on
Saturday were serious. Hamilton was en-
e,oced To- ride Dagonct, but he received
very ugly fall III the opening race, wileh
he rode Helen Rose.
COLLISION AND FALL.
In this race Mr.. Sass, Gienmound ana
Helen Rose collidcd and Tell. Hamilton
received very painful injury 10 his arm
Iamlev was engaged late III the gay "nrh
II was found that Hamilton could not roe.
In accordance with his usual policy Lam
lev took Daronet 10 the front. when me
flag fell and made the running 20 IN,
stretch. where st. Florian and A2ra Joihen
him. The two then went al IL MANNER
and tongs. hut Ara seemed TO nave huch
the better Of It and III mo iast 'url"n| a7-
sm,ped command and led 10 the end, Win
r,ng Inv half "A length. while st. florlan
Ieat Daconct by neck for the place, Ac-
tor three lengths away.
racc-six furlongs LeOnawell won ;
Wrestler second, Sleipner third. line.
l.lG5l.
yonla second, Crachsnan third. Tine
Third race-one milc-kittie 7. won ;
Lizzle second, Bellevue third. lime
1.4ji >.
furlonrs-Azra won; 81. Florian second.
Dasonct third. Time. 1904.
Fifth race selling sweepstakes Tor two
vear-olds. with $1,000 aided. five frr-
ongs-Airplant won: Temple second III
alto third. lime. 1903.
Sixth race formed by dividing the PFC
cedIng -Ilolmdale colt Won Grand
prix second. Da.o third. Tine. l;oj-..
Seventh rlce-iOrrtecn hundred yards
Bu~tccd won Civlp service second. hoI-
qucfoTt tnird. Time. i:1i..
RACING EyEsIs YESTERDAY.
Gloucester. n. j.. October 5.-The fol-
loving are the results of to-day's events ::
FIRST race SIX and half iurlongs 30
hemian won Amber second. Shakespeare
third. Time, l:2j
second receive furlongs Minnie !.
won: Frank ). second, Ryan third. Time,
1864
Third racc-four and halt furlongs
Adair won; Judge Mitchell second, Battle
Cry third. lime. 57..
Fourth -acc-scvcn and one half fur
long, Kentucky Ban won: Cartoon s,-
cond. Puu-tcr. Jr.. third. Zine. I:3s ,.
Fifth race four and onc-haif furlOugs
Penzancc won; Salisbury second. Vance
third. lime St. =.
Sixth race-sX furlOngs Whitcnose
won: tausilua second. Cortcz third. linn,
III
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06

By Bowman. D. .l
Real l,ta-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06
SLIGHT SPLIT IN ALBeMARLE.
Acssrs. Parish and Tilman the Nom
necs-Threstcp. to Run indie pendent.

Especial telegram 10 tho Dispatch.
CHARLoTTKsyulT. Va, October 5.--An
unfortunate but not wholly unlOOkcd-iOr
split occurred III the Democratic convcn-
ton which met TO-DAY 10 nominate candi-
dates for the lower house of the Lcglsla-
ture. Some time ago the County Alliance
endorsed ". &. Parish and John >. Harms.
and recommended them tothc Democratic
convention and pledged the support
Of the Alliance 20 the nominees.
j. T. Tilman submitted his claims at the
primaries and secured more delegates than
Harris IN the convention. The friends Of
the last gentleman proposed that II the
Parish men would support Harris Harris =
followers would vote for Parish.
pOLrKD.
This combination failing. Harris mon.
e. the number Of about nineteen. bOItcd,
Parish receiving forty-seycn vote, and
Iilman forty-fyc. were nominated. Two
votes were recorded for Harris. Harris
will run ~ an INDEPENDENT Demo
cratic candidate.
ENDORSED.
The Hon. james l.. Gordon offered q
resolution endorsing Senator Daniel ana
requesting the nominees # the convention
t. supper; him ior reelection was unhni
Inously adop,cd. General thomas l..
Rosser made an excellent speech on the
issues at stake III the prescn. canvass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06
COURT-MkR TlAL TRIAL.
Two Naval Cadets Before the Bar Charged
M.th Nnxing.
10y tcleraph 10 tao DIspat.h. ]

AvyAroLIs. MD.. October "a court
martial was convened at the Naval Acad,-
M today for the Iral Of NayAl-Calcts
Claude ". Griffith, OF Maryland, had Ar
thur q. havanaeh, Of Nebraska. third
cla~smen. charged VITA hazing Naval
Cadet Butt r. Oi OHIO. iourth-c!assnau.
by tying him between two mattresses.
The board was organized at ID o'clock AID
adjourned until tne afternoon. Tie case
OF Cadet Griffith was first taken up. ile
is represented by Jane, N. Aunroc, # H..
Annapolis bar. and Lieutenant A. G.
HOdgson, United States navy. The court
IS composed OF the following officers
Commander J. T.. Crac, tscnIOr officer :
Lirutcnani-Comma ". ". Fitzpatrick
Lieutenant IL. IL. lnsersoll. and L.cutcn-
ant ). 4. Merriam. The last named l.
Judge Advocate. Lieutenant VI. :. Na-ins
has boon detached from the United States
ship Entcrprlsc. Nayal-Cadet William l..
IiobhtZOll has resigned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06
AFlElD-DAY IN FRANKLIN.
Senator Daniel Highly Complimcnted by
Colonel Diiiard-Trco silver.

Especial ieltElhN 10 inc Hlfifl'lisl
Rocky MorNT, Va. October This has
been feld-day for the Democracy Of
Franklin. The eloquent Daniel. the idol
Of The people Of Virginia. addressed an
audience Of 1000 people AMI held them
svell-bound for more than two hours. IT.,
was introduced in chnstc and beautiful
speech hy Colonel Hughes Dilard. Of
Chatham, who. among other compliments
paid him. said he possessed all the "ie-
renis for President of tins great coun-
try.
senator Daniels speech IN mastery WY
defined the policy Of the Democratic party
for free silver. more money. low tarlii,
less taxation. and showed up IN words that
burned the policy If the Republican
PARTY which demanded the dcmOn"tiza-
fi0n # silver, less money, hich pfotcc-
tive tariff, and higher taxes which was he
Crca, incubus which was destroying IN"
prosperity of the many and enTlchlnS the
few.
REPUBLICAN Foley.
He reviewed tho policy of the Ropubi-
can party for the past thlrtv years; ana
demonstrated III a plain and unmi~takahle
way that II was the duty If every one 10
come up 10 the help of the great and grow
ing party If the people. which WIS gong
e. ruin and destroy kepubiicsuisin III tins
country.
His cluGuonce In discussing the force
bill was unsurpassed. The vast concourse
hung upon his every word ana ch"cFed
him 10 the echo. The speech has -ohdl-
fed the Democrat party, and there IS no
longer n shadow of a doubt but that Saun-
ders and BatcLcr Will he elected by large
MayOritles.
TNDOBsED.
A. the conclusion If Major Daniels
speech Hon Peter saunders introduced
the following resolution:
E.so'r.i. That W. endorse and applaud
the course Of senator Dame! III the senate
OF tlc United States. and that We prefer
him above all other men III Nirg ma. end
that they cordially endorse hlm Tor re-
election.
Tho resolution was put 10 the vast
thronc ana every one voted ave.
Rev. L. i. Stone. the nominee Of fac
ton Of the Alliance. al-o addressed the
crowd. Hon. T.. ". Saunders. the Demo
cratic candidate FIR tie House. followed.
Many Drominent Democrats called IN
MAJOR Darl.l at the residence IF MI.
Hoffman. Of the Times. today. and al the
conclusion Of his speech lie received per
feet ovation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06
Declines the Bishoprlc.

ATLANrA, Ga, October 5.--Ihe standing
committee of the Diocese of Georgia of
the Protestant Episcopal Church met to-
dav and received letter from Bishop Tai
bolt, of the missionary Diocese OF Idaho
aad Wyoming declining the bishopric Of
Georgia. A convention tn elect successor
g. the late Bishop Beckwith was, there
fore. called to Ineot November 12th in Ma
con.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06

AK my agents for W. L.. Douglas shoes.
II NOT for snlo In your plnce ask your
dealer TO send for catalogue, secure the
agency, aud act them Tor YOU.
s0-TAkE NO 81 BSTITUTEs -a1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06

The fire was the occasion OF a rcmarka-
bic run on the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road. The Baltimore Base Bal Club WAS
scheduled 10 play AT Woenawkcn. \. J.. =.
Yesterday afternoon. The tram was due ut
Phlladelphia at lllO A. NJ. but It only got
past the fire i'll time To leave Canton, on
the north side Of the bay q, Baltimore. ~
that hour. 1t reached Jersey City in time
for the club to keep its engagement
making IN the course OF the day run Of
" miles III ~ minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06
by j. II. Valentine. Auctloncor,
%. \. IimbrrlaAe. Sale snan)
1896 east Main street.
I ARGE AUCTION TO-DAY AT
l0ls O'CLOCK.
GET READY FOR WINTER.

l. HEATING-SIONE S-new and secondhand;
= (ODkIN1-SI ON E>-ucw and secondhand;
FEATHER BEDS. PILLOWS, and BOOSTERS
10 BEDSTkAD>;
l. MAI lKES>ES:
About 10 ASSORTED CHAlRS-gOod order;
| new OlI.-SlONE;
: 81 kEAUS;
WALNUT MARBLE-TOP SIDEBOARD;
| very handsome PARLOR sUll-good as new;
= ROLLS NEW CARPET;
HALL SOFA;
| WALNUT CRIB. with mattress;
/ large COCOA RUG;
CARPET. SIDEBOARDS. SAFES,
TABLES, WAsil>IANDS,
NEW COTS, and BEDsPliINGS.
call your special attention 10 two very fine
PLATE-GLAS> SHOWCASES 6xlO feet long.
L FANCY UPRIGHT SHOWCASE.
The above goods consigned by parties leaving
tho city and must be sold to-day.
j. II. VALENTINE.
&C u AuctlOueer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06
The Iorce OF Memory.

Judge
why did YOU tremble so at that mo-
mcnti' asked his friend. Are you III"
NO" the other answered; but saw Il
bent pm on the pay ement. and-and used
to be "a schoOlmaster, you know"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06
AUCTION sALEs-Thts Day: .o-o.>~~
BY Ellis n Cathcart,
General AuctIonecrs,
"a east Broad street.

SALE.-BY VIRTUE
81 !, decd Of trust executed to me, trustee,
by Charles j. 10th, Jr., ana du,y r" "Da viii
,,roreed 10 selI ut No. Az cast Broad street, Oh
TUESDAY. OCTOBER o. 1891
n, to.3o o'clock sharp. the large and wcli-selnc'-
." .,o.k Of DRUGS. PATENT MEDICINES,
SOAPS. ana PERFUMEKY, which Is usually scpt
i'm rst-class drugstore. toectnsr win ~ =. 'n9
nnnoro SHOWCASES. 3 largo MIRRORS, y
CoTNTERs, SHELVING md CASINO, 100
DRAWERS, all labelled :;
DRIiG SCALES. PLATFORM StALtS, and
i.r.e lot Of fancy DRUGS TORE ORNAMENTS.
Th,s store IA centrally located.
TERMS: Cash. - 49,
WILLIAM ". TURPIN, Trustee.
ErrJs g. CAruCAHr, Auctioncers. 80 q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06
BALTlMORE'S ELEVATOR FIRE
The Occasion of Remarkable Run on the
Baltimore and ohio Railroad.

BALrIMoHg. NIB. October 8. Elevator
a. =" Of the Baltimore and ONO railroad
winch was burned yesterday. Was insured
for ZIP 800 and the grain IN store. belong
ins to SIX different firms. for SIS, 500. The
cause OF the fire has not been ascertsned.
so It IL SCI down 10 spontaneous combus-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06
GirS ALriSE STATION. y. C., February 18Th.
THIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT

Grry ALrISE STATION. y. C., February 18Th.
THIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT
three years ago | bad my lcit leg ampu-
inteI four inches below The knee. caused by
nooI poison onI bono affection. After it
was amputn,cl there came Il running ulcer on
tho cni oil " that measured 80 inches ono way
and 4le inches The other and continued growing
worse every day until a short time ago. was
given up 20 die by the best doctors in Charlotte.
hca,d - tac wonderful -. y. b. resolved 10
try that Wy weight NJ the time commenced
b. y. b. was 40 pounds. Whom l had taken
Three bottles sa.nol37 pounds in weight; when
had taken twelve bottles wa sound and well
bu, continued taking until | had taken fifteen
bottles. / now weigh $50 pounds, and measure
I'VE feet and three inches high. | contend that
your medicine hes no equal as blood-puriiier.
It certainly worked Ike charm.
~ 93-WsSuim.ur j. r. WILSON.