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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16
MONTAGUE AT BLUNT's PRECINCT.

staIwart Hanover Democrats Hear IA
Fo-cible aud Convincing Address
tCor-espondonce Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
OFrLEY. Va, September l5.-Mr. h. L.
Montague. of Richmond, addressed a
CoOdly gathering of the stalwart Demo
Gratis Of Blunts Precinct, at divers, last
night. and made an instructive and forcl-
bic speech. He drew a strong contrast be-
tween the administration of Cleveland
and that OF Harrison, and said that the
latter IN ignoring the South in his appoint
meuts either bore great malice towards
this section or else was ashamed Of his
party associates here-probably both. The
speaker then clearly defined the principles
of the national Democracy and showed
that this great party always rose stronger
from defeat and began buckling On Its ar.
NOR for the next fight. He well Illustrated
how heavily the Republican protective
war tariff was bearing on the farmers, and
SAID that the Democratic party was pledged
20 the people TO right this great wrong,
and that 1t was in the fight TO the finish.
A WARNING.
He warned his hearers not to be diverted
from their purpose and led astTay by any
Third-party Jack-o'- Lanternss He said that
such farmers as were supporting weaver
and Field were strlkingly inconsistent,
because they excluded all lawyers from
membership in the Alliance, but are now
urging the election of two lawyers for the
highest positions in the land. General
Field. he said. who now denounces so
strongly the Democratic party and hls
former friends, was but short time ago
urging through letter to IHE RICHMOND
DISPATCH the great importance OF Demo
cratic harmony, and IN hls zeal suggested
| that Cleveland and Hill both be withdrawn
| in New York and Flower substituted.
THE FORCE BILL.
The iniquitous purpose and workings Of
| the force hill was next discussed. and the
attempt thus to throttle the South was
made plain.
Mr.. Montague illustrated some of his
points by capital anecdotes that greatly
amused his audience He closed by urging
| the Importance Of systematic, unremltting
work in the precinct IN order to bring out
/ the fullest vote possible for Cleveland anQ
/ Stevenson and our gallant congressional
| standard-bearer. the Hon. George ID. Wise
CAMPAIGN CLUB.
Prior to the speaking the old Point
/ Lookout" Campaign Club was reorganizec
/ by the election of j. ID. G. Brown, presi,
/ dent; G. NJ. Burruss, vice-presldent, and
/ Frank Noland, secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16

At last this dread disease has reached
America. Fire. deftihs rcporisd "a Nsr fort
isne record of yestsrdoy. Physicians and
SCIENTISTS nov agree that impure water IL
the surest means Of propsgating cholera
and other fatal diseases. Bear IN mind
that perfectly clear water may be and
often IS "a impure as the muddicst. pr.
William II. Taylor, state Chemist VIZ
ginia, some years since analyzed pump;
we'll, and spring water ia and around
Richmond and found them oil more or
less tainted. The pump water in some OF
the large hvery-stables, which is clear as
crystal, and which many persons from tho
peculiar taste had imagined to DO valuable
mineral water, he pronounced highly
tainted with the stable soakage. and this
had given IL the rough alum taste. Filter
ing does not purify water. Be not de-
ceived. This water in the livery-stabies
was filtered through the earth, but only
lost its coloring matter. The impurities
remained. So muddy hydrant water ,oniy
loses ITS mud by filterink. The fatal mi
crobes remain to do their deadly work.
SO springs near large cities are often found
TO be tainted, and ali well-water Is danger
ous.
The Otterburn Lithia Water comes right
up out of tte rock, and its analysis shows
it to be absolutely pure. IL comes TO you
in glass, tightly corked, fresh rrom the
spring every dav. II is never exposed TO
ANYTHING impure, and the mineral proper
ties Il contains are fatal to all mlorobe lie;
IL has long been known as preventive ana
cure for malaria. Besides TINS IL -
powerful tonic. building mp the system
and fortifying il against disease. Call and
get pamphlet describing tins wondertui
water and see what celebrated physicians
avery where say of IT, Read below what n
said of the propagation OF disease ny
drinking impure water and call TO zee FOLK
Miller & Co. Ninth and Main streets
They get this water fresh from the spring
every morning. People elsewhere can or
der directly from the springs at Amelia
Courthouse. Va.
DR.. Hunter Mcclure says; What do
think about the drinking water OF hicn.
mond think il Is unfit to drink. IL
frequently smells so bad 1t 10 not very
agreeable 70 wash in
chicago Times of August 9th, 1892, says
1.-THE cholera epidemic in this place IL
1919 and 1865, in every case IT was directiS
traceable to bad drinking water. III choi
era should find entrance 60 this commu.
nitv there would be only the slightest
danger of its attacking those who drIns
only pure water and keep clean. Impure
water is the most efficient OF all the means
of disturbing the disease"
PARIS, July n, 1892: "Sayant Pasteur ma
written letter 70 the Chief Analyst OF th'
Mint stating that most Paris ice contains
microbes which favor the propagation o
cholera, These microber, Pasteur says
are rendered inactive only temporarily BY
freezing. and revive when the ice i
melted. The Council OF Hygiene ha
recommended in view of these facts tha
the use of ice in the city be forbidden"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16
Mrs. Harrison Rallies.

Loon LAKE, September 15.-Mrs. Harri-
son showed unexpected recuperatve
powers to-day. and the physicians are en-
couraged by the fact that the disease
which is sapping her vitality has been tenn
porarlly arrested. While there are some
people here who think the distinguished
Invalid mas a chance for recovering the
majority are inclined TO the belief that she
will never leave this place alive. The ply
sicians no longer conceal their real anxiety
at the situation, and practically admit
where medicine or human skill can further
avail. One of the physicians said: " 1t ls
a rare exception when q person affected
with consumption as Mrs. Harrison now Is
RECEIVERS from the disease"
Loon LAKE. September 15.-At II o'clock
z. NJ. Mrs. Harrison was about the same.
showing some little Improvement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16
Mr. CnmmIis Painfully Hurt.

Mr.. Ned Cummins was very painfully
hurt about o'clock yesterday afternoon
by falling from his buggy at the corner Of
Seventh aud Clay streets. He received
several ugly cuts upon his head. The am
bulAnce was summoned and Mr.. Cummlns
was treated and left.
The other calls to which this vehicle
made prompt responses yesterday were the
following:
At 1905 p. NJ. 10 the corner of Cherry and
Main streets, where cOlored woman was
sick. She didn't require treatment and
was left.
At 3 p. NJ. to Morris street and Grove
avenue to q colored woman suffering from
general debility. She was taken TO the
almsnOuse.
At 430 2. VI. 10 the Virginia steamboat
wharf, where o man was suffering with
spileptic commissions. He also was taken
10 the almsh0use.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16


HEADQUARTERS STATE DEMOCRATIC OOHMrTEE,l
CuARLorTEsYILLE, Va, Sept. IA, 1892. J
To the Ellor Of TIE DiSDdieh:
Please announce these appointments In place
Of all hitherto made:
HON. ADLAt 2. STEVENSON.
Richmond, September 231.
Dsn,ille, September 24th.
Roanoke, September 2bth.
w.C.P BRECEISsIDGE.
Petersburg (nlght). September 10th.
Blackstone, September 18th.
Chatham, September 10Th.
Staunton, September 2Oth.
Allegheny, September I'D.
IsIDOR RAYNER
Richmond, September 23d.
EPPA HUNToS.
Rockingham, September 10Th.
Hanover, september 2lst.
Nelson, september 26Th.
HOLMES CONRAD.
Amherst, September 19ih.
PittsylYania (specIals), beginning September
Halifax-South Boston, September oath.
Halifax, September 26th.
r. c. KENT.
Pittsylvania. September 10Th.
Amelia, September 22i.
sussex-Wavorly, September Gath.
brunswick, September 2Otn.
Surry, September 21tp.
CHARLES 7. o'FERRALIs
Mecklenbure, September 10Th.
Fauquier, September 10th.
WALLER r. STAPLES.
Montgomery, September 27th.
WILLIAM II. MANN.
Amherst, September 18th.
Brunswick, September goth.
FITzHUGH LEE.
Chesterfield near Manchester, September 1st
brunswick, September pa.
Emporia, september Pa.
Sussex (Wayerly). September oath.
JOHN r. HARRIS.
Page, September 27th.
MEADE HAsEINs.
Prince Edward, September 10th.
Amelia, September 22d.
JAMES L. GORDON.
Southampton, September 10Th.
GEORGE PERKINS.
Culpeper. September 18Th.
Orange, september 20th.
THOMAS SMITH.
Roanoke. September 18th.
Craig, September 27th.
R.T. BARTOE.
Warren, September 18TH.
ALEXANDER HAMILTON
Dinwiddie, September 18TH.
HENRY X fuiLAhDs
Dinwiidie, September 10Th.
X. TAYLOR SCOTT.
Fluyanna, September roth.
EPPA HUNToN, JR.
Fairfax, September 18Th.
NABYUs JONES.
Lancaster, September 10Th.
JAMES y. sTUBBs.
York, September 19th.
JOHN A. BUCHANAN.
Tazewen, September 27th.
J. HAMPTON HoGE.
Lee. September 18th.
Bedford, September 26th.
NJ. Q. HOLT.
Greenesville, September Goth.
Waveriy, September oath.
Cumberland, September 26th.
I'm. PARRISH.
Dlnwiddie, September 10Th.
wR. M'KENSEY.
Southampton, September 10Th.
ROBERT ". HUNTER.
Westmoreland, September 10th.
JoHS RANDOLPH TUCKER.
Bedford. September 20th.
Appointments for John W. Daniel withdraw
by reason Of his IndispOs.tOn; appointment {
Eppa HuntOn for GoOchland recalled; appoint
rnents for Au usta, Acc0mac, Cumberland, MiC
dlesex, GOochland. and Norfolk forthcoming.
BASIL B. GORDON, Chairman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16

Every now and then it happens that
Mother Earth is taken with bad spell,
and then there is world OF trouble.
Just now it is severely afflicted with
cholera. The business world also has
its shakeups and disturbances. Some
body is isalways causing trouble, andsome-
times there is the mischief TO pay gene
rally. Just now we have created q
general disturbance by our display OF
Clothing, which going is with startling
rapidity. Competition has been CON-
pletely knocked out. It's like run on
the bank, the way the procession is car
rying off this stock. Don't allow the
trouble to be over before you arrive on
the scene.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16

coming election or work for any party as
individuals. believes tbat the order IA
other and higher quarters violates Ins
fundamental principles OF It's being 10 SUP
porting ofiriaIlv n so-caled Third party,
and would consider it justified in resign
ing it's charter. but will not do so on nc
count of its interest in business ventutte 1ute
basod ON its present organization. tno
said Alliance, whist IN no wise pretenulus
20 control its members, earnestly ADVISES
them 20 consider well their politlca' ac-
ton, AMI would remind them OF the ut1
certainty Of promises from any party anu
Of the danger which threatens them IA
the attempted overthrow OF Their poiiticai
liberties in the past by the Republican
party, and Of the virtual assurance OF re-
newed attempts by the highest exponent
of this party's views, its ~ esidentlal noini-
nee tempered only by such evident politi-
cal expedleney.
II. II. Berkeley, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16

Mr.. J.. =. Squire, whose name has for so
many years been intimately associated
with the education of the youth OF tho
citv. and who was so long located on Sixth
and Franklin streets, has removed his
school-room TO Grace street between
Seventh and Eighth. A better situation
for school location could hardly have
been made in view Of its accessibility from
all over Richmond and from Manchester
by the street-car lines. The room, de,
tached building. IL bright and cheerful
and reminds one of the old school reglm'
in Richmond. Mr. Squire can point Will
pride TO q host of substantial citizens who
were his pupils.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16
The ouARANTlNe Ar NoRFoLK.
Necessary Medical onlcers Employed
Az Trains 60 Be Inspected.
Special telegram to Tho Dlsoatch.i !

NoRroIK. Va, September 15.-The qua-
rautino commissioner held meeting tins
afternoon. and 10 was resolved that the
quarantine medical officer be authorized
10 employ such medical officers 10 assist
him as may he necessary 10 protcc, this
district from cholera. DR.. Tbom received
a telegram from Claremont (James river)
asking him to quarantine all vessels bound
from New York % that place, 20 comply
with which Is not practicable. "a he would
have 10 be stationed at the mouth OF
James river TO do II.
A rumur that case Of cholerine had
developed at st. Vinccnt's Hospital Is pro-
nOuuoed 10y Dr. Ihom as being without
foundation IN fact.
STEAMERS AND TRAINS TO BY INSPECTED.
Under thtprder of DIR. Thorn, the medi-
cal quarantine officer the health officers
Of Norfolk, Portsmouth. Berkeley, and
Norfolk county are directed to inspect all
trains arriving here, and DIR. Thom will in
spect all steamers bound for this port at
the quarantine station below Lambert
Point 10 ascertain whether passengers from
infected cities are coming IN this direction,
and II 20. take charge of oil such. Should
the situation grow worse other steps will
be taken rs 10 baggage and freight over
the various lines.
HOSPITAL SHIP.
The United States training-ship James,
town left the navy-yard at 1870 to-day in
tow of tug for her station as hospital
ship et quarantine.
VALUABLE QUARANTINE AIDS.
The Virginia pilots are doing q valuable
service al the capes 10 guarding Newport
News, Norfolk. and Richmond from the
approach OF cholera by their sleepless
vigilance az the capos in reporting and
bringing mp for Official inspection all YES
sells entering our ocean gateway. When
frost comes and the plague disappears the
ports of Virginia will have reason 10 be
deeply grateful 10 the pilots for the eff
cIcnt services rendered in keeping the
pestilenCe at q safe distance.
Precautions Ia Alexandria.
Correspondence OF the Richmond DlsDatch.l
ALrxAyDE1A, VA, September 15.-Dr.
William Il. Puryis, health officer Of Alex
andra, is making every effort TO get Alex
andrIa in good sanitary condition in case
Of a visit from the cholera.
Tins afternoon he publicly announced
that all who did not comply with the
regulations of the Board OF Health will be
fined.
The Health Department is furnishing
dIsiufectauts % all who apply for them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16

The remodelled hotel Homestead "
and the celebrated hot baths at TINS
famous resort Will remain open for tho
accommodation OF guests until the end of
November. Mr. Champlin, for ten years
manager of the woll-known Ocean House,
at Watch Hill. Conn.,, will assume the
management Of the Homestead on October
1st. For information as to rates, etc, ad-
dress manager " Homestead" Hot Springs.
Bath county, Va.
Excursion tickets will remain on sale
until the close of the season. Apply al
Chesapeake ard Ohio offices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16
WILL NOT NOMINATE A CANDIDATE.
Republicans in the Eighth District 10
Vote for Tbird-Party Turner.
lCorresponden.e Of the klchmond Dlspaton.I

fCorresponden,o Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA. VA, September l5.-lt Is
now thought that the Republican conven-
tion. which meets at Manassas on MONDAY
next 20 nominate candidate for Con-
gress. will adjourn without making any
nomination. :.
Postmaster Park Agnew,. of this city, IS
the only available man the Republicahs
have, and it is understood be does n0e
want the nomination, being sure that MI
L. L. Meredith will be elected. Inc ne
publican voters IN the district will be IN
structed TO cast their votes for Mr. BeV-
erley Turner, the Ihird-par man;
Despite the combined vote OF the ne
publicans and Third party for Dir. Turner;
representative Meredith will be reelected
by handsome majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16
North Carollna's school Statistics.

RALEIGH, n. c., September 15.-Ihis af-
ternoon the annual report of the State Su-
periutendent of Public Instruction was
unads public The receipts were S775,i5O.
the expenditures S761.000. OF the latter
$3.50, 600 were for white tuition and $4,000
for their school-housss. and 9l9l,0OO for
colored tuition and S21 .0O0fo their school,
houses. The receipts were the largest on
record. being Sol 600 greater than last
wear. The report shows that there are
$50. 900 white and 2ll,OOO colored children
of school age-total 5J9 900. The value AT
school property Is SS92,000, and $3.50
schools were in operation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16
GATHERED IN MILITARY CIRCLES.
The Howiizer Inspcetion-Reglmeu Re-
hearsai-The Hawes Matter.


The First Regiment Armory presented q
lively appearance last night and was
crowded with visitors. About 9 O'Clock
Howitzers marched into the drill-room
and went through tho annual inspection.
They turned out "a men, including the
band, and made 100 per cent.
At 10 O'Clock the regiment. some 300
strong. returned from the Lee Circle,
where they had been rehearsing for the
entertainment 10 be given during the TX
position. There was also in the Armory at
the time a large detachment of the Ashby
Light Horse, thus making the entire num-
Der of soldiers present, including stan Of
fcers, about $50.
THE HAYES RESIGNATION.
During the evening there was a good
deal of talk about the resignation OF
Colonel Hawes. which has attracted 50
much attention in military circles. A
Richmond letter to the Norfolk Vrgintdn
saws:
alt is reported in military circles here that
Colonel q. A. Nash. OF the Fourth Regiment OF
Infantry, may resign soon. The military men
here are complaining greatly as 70 the manner
Ia which their communications with the Gov
ernor, Adutant- General. etc, are treated. Colo
mel II. c. Jones' OF the First Regiment OF lnfsn-
try, may resign, II Is said"
Last night Colonel Jones, when his at
tentIon was called to this reference to him.
iterated what he said in private converse
! ton to DISPATCH reporter few days ago,
and that was that he had no intention OF
resigning but would stick 1t out.
COLONEL HAsays RETURNS
New interest was impaired 20 the
Hawes matter yesterday by the return To
the city of Colonel Meade Haskins, Judge.
Advocate General. 1t will be remembered
that when publicity was first given 10 the
fact that Colonel Hawes had resigned II
was stated as a current rumor that when
the latter's request for court of inquiry
was referred TO Colonel Haskins he was in
! formed that be need not be in q hurry
about giving his opinion. Colonel Has
hias, upon being questioned on this point,
! replied
hAs Judge advocated eneral of yirginin vol
unteers. am the legal adviser OF the 0oyernol
rs 10 all military matters that may be reterre,
| 70 me by him, and as sucn am responsible tt
/ the Governor for the performances or non-pe
| formance Of any duty that may be assAgnei y
| me, and " be hae any complaint 70 make of ny
| failure 70 perform these duties am reaiy anc
/ willing at any time 20 answer for the same. ADO
| occupying that position do not think v 70 pro
| per or incumbent upon me 20 make any stAse.
| mens at TINS tune IN regard 70 Colo7si hswss!
l resignason or the mssters touching the ssne'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16
PROBABLE LYNcHNo.
POLITICS IN eulLFoRo COUNTY.
Butler Handled in Lively Fashion by
Bell, Democratic Canvssser.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
GRETNsBoRo', n. c.. September 15.-
Marion Butler. Of the Third party, and
Mr. Bell, VINO IS canvassing the state for
the Democrats, spoke here to-day to 400 or
zoo people about seventy-fye of whom
were rhird-ppr men. Alr. Bell handled
Butler IN very lively fashion. quoting
freely from Buffers paper. the Cducds'dn,
showing mis- Inconsistency. To these
things Mr.. Butler never answered word.
Butler started out with o TRADE OF abuse
against the Democratic press for mlsrep-
resenting him. as he claims. He says re-
porter at Salisbury for O Charlotte paper
claimed that he (Butler) had abused the
Democrats without mercy but did not
touch the Republicans. This, Butler said,
is lie. for be had pitched into the Re.
publicans. as he proposed to do here;
But there are scores OF good men who Will
swear that Butler didn't say one word
against Harrison or the Republican plat
form.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16
Tho Meeting Postponed.

n,orrosponden OF the Richmond nspatch.l
WARM SpBISGs, Va, September H:-Mr:
G. F. Moore. of Clifton Forge, and editor Of
tbe Vg1ev Vi,qiu,cn, was Booked 70 speak
here at the County Court on yesterday,
but owing to the heavy and continuous
rains the attendance was so thin as 10
cause the county chairman to postpone
the speaking until the Circuit Court, on
the 18th lngtQnt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16
MEETINGS-Third Friday.

HINES LODGE, KNIGHTS or PYTHGAs.
DAMON LODGE, EhIGHTs or PYTHIAS.
MYRTLE LODGE, KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Union LODGE, ODD-FELLOH@.
UNITY LODGE, ODu-FEiIOWS.
OPACuIsTO TRIBF, RED MEN.
MANITOBA Tribe, RED bFS.
RCHMOSD COUNCIL, FRAfERHAL CIRCLE.
RICHMOND LODGE, KNIGHTS or HONOR.
VIRGINIA LODGE, GOLDEN CHAIN.
sHOCEOR COUNCIL, RONAL AKCANUN.
RESCUE COUNCIL, AMERICAN MECHANICS
sIsTERuOOD 5l7, IRON HALL.
SIDNEY LODGE, GOOD TEAPLARs.
FuITON LODGE. GOOD TEdPLARS.
LEE LODGE, PROGRESSIVE BENEFIT.
RICHMOND CASTLE, GOLDEN EAGLE.
"a" COMPANY, FIRST vIRGISiA REGDfEST.
LEE CAMP.
RICHMOND TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.
IROS-NOULDERs' UNION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16
THE FIRE THIS MORNING.
Stages Planing-MiIl Suffered About
$1,000 Damages.

NI,UUO Dap agts.
Fire broke out in the engine-room
of Thomas Stages planning mill, on
Cary street between Fourteenth
aud Fifteenth shortly after 1 O'Clock
this morning, and did about $1,000
damage before it was extinguished. The
alarm was turned in from Box 81, sum
moning four engines and two trucks to the
scene.
The flames were discovered by Watch
man KrauZ who vas on his rounds, and be
is under the impression that they origl-
mated from the falling OF a coal
from the engine to shavings
near by. The entire engine-room was
burned out. The plant Is covered by in
surance policies tor between $4,000 and
$4,000, placed through Richmond agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16

INUUTINI IvI9-I I'M % VII1 I7IIT'''@
PETERSBURG, VA, September IA tele-
gram received tonight by Chairman MA
son from ex-G Governor Fitz Lee states that
he will speak at LawrenceVlle on Thurs
day the 22d, Emporia the 23d. and Wayer-
lv The Nth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16
mn l. pRARcs COATS

OFFICES: 7os east Franklin street., hlcns
voond. Va. once hours: 2 20 ~ ~. 70 y sns
n IN $40 p. N. sundays, 70 II H.
spRCIALTIRs. CArARRH, Nose info>' ssa
'nss ro.sr,,a,,on AZ once o. BY mail free. hsds.
,,nss f,,rn,shed. II You I've 81 distance scoa
Tor syaptory, Hsnk. Chargss very moasrs.S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16
OFF FOR PALFrGu.
LOUISA PHILLIPS RETURNED.
The Man She Was Abducted bv Captured
at Darlington, ;. C.-Her story.
,ecial telegram TO tho Dispatch. ]

RALEIGH. n. G September ia special
from Pittsboro' states that Louise Phil
her home in Chatham county with a
stranger a week ago. has been returned 70
her parents. The stranger drove by the
girls home, and in the buggy with him
was boy. lie told the boy to get out and
called the girl to him, and spoke a few
words 10 her
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16

Round trip TO Norfolk or Newport News
by steamer Ariel Saturday night. Septem-
Der l7th. Tickets also good to return
following Tuesday. See advertisement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16
Action Of the orange Alliance.

OsANar, September 1.-THE Orange A.
liance has passed the following:
Hesotced, That the Orange Alliance,
whist recognizing the right Of any OF its
mem bers 70 vote tor any candidate In tho