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NOTICE.

- ihr undersigned. 40 room q, city Han,
Salt Lgkr CITY, uiuh Territory, M TO " O'Clock
noon, Monday cutomhcr llthltls, Tor me sale
~ ~ shnFes ot stock IT the Hltltlr CITY Gas
company, u corporation organized and oXlsiinF
under the lAwH vi The Territory OF Utah, said
stock being the properly OF aalt Lake CITY cor
UotatiOn,
Zach bid shall be- accompanied By o deposit of
at least tea per cent OF the puTchufo price,
which amount shall boz forfeited IN SAFE Lake
CITY u the bidder imis 20 comply viii he terms
OF Doc lid Hftrr tho award h made 90 him.
Ienus Of sale cash upon confirmation VI sale
ly the CITY Council.
Tho right Is reserved 10 reject any aud an
hida.
tiy order OF the CITY Council NJ salt Lake
Ciiy, made Tuesday, seplombcr STU, ~,
q. T.. STANTON
dlQd CITY Recorder.
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NIyHEUEAs, ELtlABETH nRErT. JAMES
w ~ shetland nalcl hinit l1 Hcir Ger.
90 q decd q. trust. dated zoe thiri dat 81 su y
iso nnd fuiy recorded IN ur rc'ottct'H unlUo,
IN be- rOGuty ~ sHit tHhc, Va 900 TERRITORY u
Utah, ir lioUt V a. MurFfgtS Tnfus ~. i4t,
i.' 400 is', Hlld ana conveyed iu thc under.
ty. 90 Wlt. SituAt-d 90 thc city aud county ~
snlt Lake, TUIIioy gt Wan, heF!nuuE 40 No
noDhw,sl coihci OF l;oi we ~, ulpcn e.Faly
rilc ~ Pat %. sat Latr tt' survey aut
ruuuirr thence luuih Three lll rod and thence
90 seven 90 ruds. uoneg notth .hrsg tJ
rgds aud thence wc'ttr'cn .fdde % l'a.c
curing tho ra,meut % ctrfEin urEtu4i DO
tfuirIHaury n0tu made by aNii hrrla, hHina Tor
10" -utn 81 fyo hundred iollnts $50, datrd
allie Two yoarf after Eiid date D. tiH nfftr ~
Emma y. Davis, Or value received, without
dcfalcauon or discount % san lake tily,
rate 81 one porcHnt urr month. fud fAld mole
u thriit ulhfiy dvHHfliri Ia said deed ~ rust
Mhorcaf.Hccottingt to the terms and conditions
~ said note Anl faid deed % trust th1 said
note b. due, ahd Iu part thereof hlf been pad,
carrpf The sum " eighty dollars fur interest (,
Aud whereas % waH aud i' PROVIDED in said
made ir she payment oi sara ngto or
the interest that may accrue thereon as pro.
Nilcd therein, then at thututurht ui Tie holder
e. said note said undUrsifl,d trustee should
thereof 60 the highest bidder iur Ussh Tor the
purpose of pay Ing said note aud fulfilling and
wnrrrns the lugal uwhNr Aui holder Ul SAID
note bias requested the undersigned trustee Co.
proceed % cell sand property uhdcf auiuccori
iug 60 The terms and conditions u shd deco ut
trlft aud Ia discharge tue iutca and obiisa.
ious thereof
Now, therefore. I, the uuicrsigucd, trustee
Aforesaid, 81 the rUlueht uf a." LEGAL owner
anu holder Of suli pIuulsaur1 uu'r, WI, ia uf.
cHrdancc with the terms ana conditions of sid
deed Of trust, ON The i5th dny uf oc,0b r, isy..
m thc city 81 Salt Lake Aforesaid, at the II nc
door ~ nv salt Lake County Court huu.H,
day, eel at public auction W The highest bi
de- for cnah, SAID pr1ucrty or ~ much thereof
hH may BE- necessary a. pay fAii mote and iu.
forest and o. satisfy the same aud discharge
the dutlpf Imposed on me Is sniu decd uf trusL
jobs ". sSELi.
dated nj SAT- Lake CITY. Utah. September
18th, ls9s.
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NOTICE.

Wen Annie Mirlng aud Mllinr CO. Principal
piaee % huiiness salt Lake Cdv umh.
NuIitE rs HfuEHN NfFEN. THAT AT
~ a. mrceUnf uf The nn1rl Of uiferlurs
held on thr l5h dHv Of -cuiamger a. ~. l-f2,
hy ami with tle consent Of flo ITO. kuoidUrs, IN
lHsassmcut $50. o. 81 Hix 'dl cents per share
sas lowed ~ De capital stocs of tho company
pos. Ilf f1stuurEu swan lrttsurnfs nt ROOM
80 d. UeHefuf Mammal nInk luuduE, adIt
Lave CIV rtah, before November lat. l'Ii
AuV stock luuu uhiri. ilIs aHrcfsWeut tiaE
fUu 1Iu uuraif uu thc DC uny ~ hlt'Wutr
1.If aH ff0fcsafd Will ic 1eirvuCnt. unf uH
Norflatd tnr sale Ht public Hucliuu, and uulsat
uItmant ia mH4t YUiufl. will De- colo 900 fHurf.
IlF. tbr .Cih day 90 aofe.nHcr,l. q aU H''I1 b
D.. m.. tl tiv delinquent utsea7inthta, tuFcine 9
with tHf coHt of idvurtlsinu and expense 20
saio. JOIN J. NtHEkLh. SECRETARY.
Dated salt latc CITY. -cptrnbeI 4th irl.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE uN.
~ dersiFncd, ChriaiiHn Murtonson, AdmiuiH'
traitor vi the EftHie Of John Norman,
deceased, "a the creditors Of and all porlona
having claims against Tue SAID doteaaed, u
EXHIBIT them with the necessary vouchers
within four months after tho hrst publication
Of this notice, to tho said administrator, at his
residence In Rig Cottonwood or ~ The law
unlco OF harlow Ferguson, 1888 Constitution
building, salt Lake CITY in thu county ct SAT-
Lake, Territory Il utah, ..
Administrator 0f the Estate OF John Nor
man, i11ais'
Dated october III, 1871 NV gu
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IEGAL NOTICE..

In tho Probate Court uf tho County of SAN
Lake, Territory ~ ttnh
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Chariot smlih, dcccased. pofeudus.
The People Of tho Territory OF uah s1nd
Greeting
~ fhoinns y. Lewis. a. the aImiustr.tor OF
llc estate u Chalou eWth. deceased,
Janice NJ smith, virginia Nnuu smith,
James N. -mith, jr, minor, tennessee
M4ll IN, tninut lItalo MAY auilth. a
MINOR, aud Nolyiu Conrad smith a ming
heifs o. sad Chariot smith, dtccaaat,
hefcuiau'a,
Won AliE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP.
a pear iu an Hctuu brought against you
ly the above uamed pMuuh, iu tht Dis.
trIct Court 0t Tho Third Judicial District
Of the Territory OF Utah, and 20 urswcr
(cN6lusWc Of mo Jay oil sefyicol aficf the
service On yuu Ot THIS summons -ii tUr ed
within ms county, or, u served out ut this
county, but 90 this District within twonty days
ptnorwisc wlthin forty days-or Judgment by
default Wll De tatcn against You, according 20
the prayer " ahid compliant
TIE Hgld action & brought 70 require defend
unts totot lurth tho nature pt t4or Ulaims lu
Hud lp the premises hereinafter dUHurihrt, and
Go have eccree Of THIS Court determining all
tuch adverse claims declaring hnd afildgiuF
that the defendants have no estate. light, tltlr
or interest whatever 10 SAID premtsu- or any
part thereof, and that tho title of piaiuuH Il
good and valid forever enlulning aud duuAr-
luF dotendanh from any claim Of, IN oT 10 sad
ands, adverse Co. plsinuh, and srantng
premises, with costs Of suit ~uid lands
ARC duacunod ~ follows, 70 WIT Com
monoing Nc a point -, rodh NOrth from South
west corner Lot o, Block u. plat -" SAT-
Lake tib survey, running thence North f,
rode, thence Ehst5 rods thence south ~ fods,
thence West rods TO beginning, situate In Sail
Lake Cily aud County, Utah.
Ana you are hereby notified that N you tail to
appear aud answer Tho snld complaint no above
required, the said planuu Will apnly 10 the
Court Tor the relief demanded therein.
Witness the Hon, Charles Z. Zane, judge,
and the seat OF tho District Court OF me
Third Judicial Ilftrint, In aud for the Tern,
tory Of Utah, this oh day OF september In the
year OF uur Lord ono thousand eight hundred
ana ninety Two,
lsEALl HENRY @. MCMILLAN, Clerk
by GEo, u, LOOMS, Deputy Clerk
JouN A. UAsNo ~ Attorney Tor Pailtn,
DIV
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For few cents any person can obtain
supply to send abroad to friends and these
silent messengers frequently preach the Cos
pei as effectually as missionaries. Try it by
buying some and mailing to your friends
abroad.
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4 silALL a. WOuDuUFF. the GUAR
N dlhn OF mo porson mud rrtatr 90 Aura
nam q Muifrvd D. AND Mary 4, woodruff
minors, having nled bus pot fiuu hDroiu,
tuly Nrrlnnt, ufnylnE fur tu order ul tHlt
a. yart of inc real oHtatU Of said Wluurs
Tor tnU purposes thrfCIu cot forth, . 10
hereby ordered thht thu ucNt OF Nm NJ ihH
Wtfds ana all plisous inictUatCd On ilr t'iNt
uf Haid Winora, appear before ne said Probate
Cont, lh saturday, tho dth dAf ~ NutrIu.tr
ls32,at DO O'Clock iu inc forenoon Of saIt daY At
fht Court Room OF said Probate court, 90 tit
N1unil Court House, ~ the city sud county ul
ralti.hlc. tab Irrritofy, o. show cause why Hn
order hhuuid not tu granted Go tnr sAll guar
the said minors a. private fAio a. shall be
nrtUssNy, aud that copy ~ this on Ter "a
published No least thfrp HurrefHiNr Hcchf iu th'
nEsErtr lvrMNu NrUH, a rUwHpsprf prlut
ed nud published ~ said CHS and county.
Dated Oct. Oh, l-4.
q. ". BARTON, Probate Judge.
wApprLL & ADAMS, Attorney Tor nuar
dlnu.
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mo ro9nIe OF DO ref1it0y OF uah lind
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SUMMONS.


IN thc district Court In and Tor tho THIRD
juiiut instruct ~ uuh Territory,
Colntv OF Sal itke,
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1900 1890 ..3zzessszx
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
POINTS POLITICAL.
Outlook in Minnesota, Oregon, and
Kansas.
CLAIMS OF THE LEADERS.
Texas and Its Interesting Gubernatorial
Confest.-Campaign Notes ana Incl.
dents Of Importance.
rRr telegraph to the pIspa.cA.l

sr. PAM. Mmy., October s1.-The indi-
cations point TO vote of about 2s0.ocO tor
the State. against 2s2.Ooo in 1888. About
10 600 of the increase will be in the cities
of Minneapolis and Duluth and the mining
regions of st Louis county. The Demo.
Gratis have made pretty complete poll OF
the State outside of the large cities, and
the Republicans have polled here and
there county. The Populists have made
no poll whatever, owing to the lack OF
funds. They claim that Donnelly will Sc
cure 100 900 votes and beelected Governor.
Secretary Smalley. OF the Democratic
committee, SAYS: The Democrats are going
10 do far better than they expected at the
outset. They are going TO help the weaver
men elect four presidential electors the
Populists and Democrats are going TO nave
a good majority In the Legislature; Daniel
Lawler will be the next Governor, and the
congressional delegation will be made up
of four Democrats, two Republicans, and
one Populist.
Asked as to the outlook, Chairman Jami-
son. of the Republican committee, said !:
The old-time Rspublicans are coming back
to us in these last days of the campaign,
and we shall have safe pluralities on all
our candidates. Knute Nelson VIII be
elected by plurality of about 1900 to
90. .OOO. Five Of the Harrison electors Will
be elected by 10000 majority, and the other
four will receive pluralities ranging from
900 To 5.0O0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
CLAIMS IN KANSAS.
The Situation Uncertain-The Fight VIII
BE Very Close.
tBv Telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

t3y telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
TOPEKA. KAN, October 31.-The political
lines are being tightly drawn, preparatory
TO the great fight which takes place next
week. Neither party seems to have gained
auy advantage to speak of, but it is very
evident that each is dong its best TO win.
The campaign. from all appearances,
has been pressed vigorously, and the
leaders declare they will sweep every
thing. The fact is that neither the Popu--
lists nor the Democrats have made poll
of the State. The Republicans have care
fully polled every county twice, and
in their estimate say they have given every
doubtful vote to the opposition. There
are 5000 of this class. and IL IS safe TO say
that ten tons of literature have been sent
them. Republicans are offering even bets
that they will elect their electoral and le-
elslat1ye ticket, and that they Will get
seven of the eight congressman.
The People's-party leaders insist thal
they will carry their electoral, State, and
legislative ticket, and that they will elect
FIVE out of the eight congressman. Ihey
deny that there is any appreciable falling
off in their vote and claim that the Re
publicans who are figuring on that Will be
sadly disappointed. They claim $4,000
majority for the electoral ticket and $4,000
tor the State and working majority IL
both branches of the Legislature.
Chairman Jones, of the Democratic com.
mlttee, has telegraphed the national com
mittee that the vote IN Kansas November
Sth is one that no one can with certainty
predict. The fight, it is believed, will be
close, and whichever party wins will do sc
by q close margin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
Fight Between Giants.
THE RACE-COURSE.
Events Mt Gloucester and Elsewhere
Notes of Interest.

Events Mt Gloucester and Elsewhere
Notes of Interest
GIoUcrsrER, N. j., October 3l.-Events
to-day:
First race-four and one. half furlongs-
Aftermath won; Little Phil second, Per-
suader third. Time. 5711.
Second race--six furlongs-Sister Louis
(gelding) won; Charcoal scond, Magee
third. Time, 1:1915.
Third race-seyen and one-half fur
longs--Mile won: Carroll Reid second,
Wyoming third. Time, 1897.
Fourth race-one mile-Experience won;
Tom Flynn second, Slander third. Time,
1:46A. -,
Fifth race-fve eighths of a mile--St.
Patrick won; Leo Brigel second, Forest
third. Time, 1:029l.
Sixth race-five furlongs-Poor Jonathan
won Battle Cry second, Boston Tommy
third. Time, l:4.
AT GUTTENBURG.
GurrENBURG, October 31.-Track in fine
condition. weather pleasant. and attend
ance good.
First race-six frlrlongs-R Remorse won I;
woodchopper second, Fsssett third. Time,
Second raoe-fve furlongs-JohaLnes
| won; Mucilage second, Salisbury third
| Time, 1:04.
Third race-one mile - Kirover won: Jack
Rose second Rico third. Time. 1:44.
Fourth race-fye furlongs-Fidget won |;
Caledonia second, Merriment third. Time,
1:O3lI.
Fifth race-six and one half furlongs-
Panway won; Hazeliurst second, Pat Con-
ley third. Time, 1:22.
Sixth race-seven furlongs-Centaur
won; Vocalize second. Daniel third. Time,
1909.
Ormonde Bought by N Californian.
SAN FBANCIsco, CAL, October 31.-Wil-
liam OBJ. MacDonough. capitalist OF this
city, has cabled the sum of $4,000 to the
Rothschilds. of London, to be held by
them subject TO the order Of Tattersalls in
payment for the great stallion Ormonde,
the peer of the English turf. which Mac
Donough has purchased. Ormonde was
bred by the Duke of Westminster IN 1888,
bat ia now owned at.Buenos Ayres. Mac
Donough will have the horse brought TO
California and placed in the stud.
wonderfui Cycling.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, October 31.-One of the
most wonderful performances ot the year
| in the 'cvcling world was the smashing OF
the DeSoto round. trip record yesterday by
A. e.. Harding, the famous st. LOUIS
wheelman, distance ninety miles, over
hills TINT would be called mountains any,
where. The record up to yesterday was III
hours and Sc minutes, made by Hal Green
wood FIVE years ago. Harding made the
trip in hours and rs minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
THESPORTING WORLD
PueuLIsr choYNsKl DEFEATS GOD
FREY IN FIFTEEN ROUNDS.
Hogan knocks Ont Dolly Lyons--Other
Pugilistic Items Turf and Cycle
Notes OF Interest.
fBn telegraph TO the pIsps.cn.l

10y tcfc8fHpb W thO bAsSoTN'i
New YoRx, October si.--Choynski de-
feated Godfrey in the fifteenth round.
The crowd was too large for comfort.
and standing-room only wns to be had by
the time the first bout began.
Among the prominent men present were
Boss Mclaughlin. OF Bro oklyn; Hugh Nc
Cue, of Findlay. o.; George Basemen,
Robert Patterson, Eddie McSweeney, Jack
Barrett, JEFF. Carpenter. Jim Lowell, Billy
Oliver. Sugar Murphy, John Kelly, Bal
Mahoney. Jimmy Wakely. Charley John
son, Jimmy Brown. Colonel William
II. Quinn, Frank Creamer, Jack Skeiiy.
William II. Reynolds, George II. Enge-
man, Jack Adler, Johnny Ryan. Fred.
Farrell, Bobby Burns, Frank Stevenson,
Andy Kelly, Pat. Cahill, Nick Callen, billy
Reid, Eddie Pierce, Billy Slayln, Matte
Corbett, Warren Lewis. Billy Parker. Ed.
Blinn, and Reed Mshon. Peter Jackson,
the colored pugilist. came IN just before
the first bout began. His reception was
most hearty. He was cheered to the echo
as he took his seat in private box.
KID HOGAN AND DOLLY LYONS.
II was nearly O'Clock when the first
bout began. the contestants being MD
Hogan. OF Brooklyn, aud Dolly Lyons. of
this city. The boys fought at catch-weght.
owing to the fact that Lyons could not get
down TO weight et liz pounds. The purse
was 81 900. Kid Hogan knocked Dolly
Lyons out III ten rounds.
Hogan had clearly the better OF the bat
tie at the fourth round, and was hitting
his opponent at will. Lyons forced the
fighting IN the fifth and seventh and scored
q clean knock down. Hogan was getting
tired in the ninth. His weight began to
tell. The tight was fast and furious, each
man dong bis level best. but Hogan did
most of the work. The referee decided
the fight in favor of Hogan. Lyons gave
Hogan the fight of his life.
THE EVENT OF THE EVENING.
Choynski was the first of the two pugi-
lists to enter the ring, He was accompa-
nied by his seconds, John Mcvay, of Phila;;
delphia; Jun NJ. Carroll. of Brooklyn. and
Parson Davies of Chicago, and his timer,
Dominick 0'Malley, OF New Orleans.
George Godfrey was not far behind. HE
was looked after by Frank Steele, Jim God
| frey, Jack McGee, and Professor Williams.
Choynski fought at l6S and Godfrey at l7s
pounds. John p. Eckhardt acted as re-
feIee.
Fight Between Giants.
PEORIA, ILL.,, October 9l.-Mike Queenan
the stock-yard giant of Chicago. and Dick
Graham, Of Brooklyn, fought finish bat.
tie near this city yesterday morning
| The men are bott giants, Queenan beins
| G feet 2 inches tall and his opponent.
inches taller. The fight lasted four rounds
the BROOKLYN man being then knocked on
with terrible drive under the chin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
Southern Baseball.
fBJ telegraph 70 the Dispatch

ATLANTA, Ga, October 3l.-The Southern
League of Base Bali Clubs held its annual
meeting here to-day. II was decided TO in
crease the league TO twelye-cluo League,
and charters were granted TO Nashville.
Charleston, Savannah. and Augusta. The
members are Atlanta. Chattapooga. Men,
phis. New Orleans, Mobile, Montgomery,
Birmingham. and Macon, with the four
new cities above named. A salary limit of
81 900 was fixed. The Spalding ball was
adopted. II was decided to open the sea
son April 10th. Mr.. Charles c.. Hait, OF
Atlanta, was elected president and Mr..
Samuel Altmayer. of Macon. yice-presi-
dent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01

to be worth 800 votes to their party in
Halifax county alone. Some of the
most eminent lawyers in the State say to-
night. after investigation at the request
Of Democratic Chairman Simmon. that
Shaffer Is acting In defiance of law and IN
excess of his powers. ana that his action
is clear effort to force the suffrages OF
the people in favor of the Republican
party, under which he holds tho
Office of postmaster of the city
of Raleigh. They base their opinion
upon Section 2029 of the United
States Revised Statutes, which says !:
The supervisors Of elections appointed
for any county or parish in any congress
sional district at the instance of ten citi-
zens. as provided IN 30 ction 2011. shall
have no authority to make arrests or to
perform other duties than to be in the
immediate presence of the officers hold
ing the election and to witness oil their
proceedings. including the counting of
the votes and the making OF return
thereof"
Constructor Bowles's Case.
NORFOLK, VA, October 3f.-Naval- Con-
structor Francis Il. Bowles, of the Norfolk
navy-yard. has been under investigation
for the past two weeks bv q law officer OF
the Navy Department CPaymaster Allen
for alleged discrimination against Repub-
licans and IN favor OF Democrats in the
employment of men for work in the yard,
charges 70 that effect having been pre-
ferred by local Republican politicians,
headed by Collector Banks and ex-Con-
gresham Bowden.
During the last administration Demo-
cratic politicians made similar complaint
with the politics reversed, and although
the present investigation is secret, 1t Is
said that the politicians are overmatched.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
The "Thunderer's View.

LONDON, Enc. October 31.-The Times
to-day publishes long review of Amerl-
can politics. 1t says this country has no
reason to be very enthusiastic over either
candidate. Mr.. Cleveland while President
distinguished himself by a gratuitous in.
suit to England by demanding the recall
OF Minister West, and President Harrison
has not been behindhand IN the same
methods of currying favor with the ON.
uipotent Irish vote.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
CARLISLE IN NEW YORK.
The Outrageous Extravaganza Of the Bill
non-Doilar Congress.
rRr telegraph TO the pisps.ch.l

by Telegraph 10 the DispesSh-I
New York, October 31.-Four thousand
people crushed themselves into Cooper
Union tonight to listen to speeches ny
Senator John Ct. Carlisle, CO Kentucky. and
Wendell c. Werner, of Cattaraugus coun-
ty, upon the tariff. The meeting was held
under the auspices of the Reform CLUB.
On the platform were a number OF the
leaders of the anti-snap movement, as we'll
as some of the representatives of Iammany
Hall. Ellery Anderson presided. blr.
Carlisle said the Ffty-frst Congress du-
ring the two years of its existence appro-
priated out OF the republics treasury
more than one thousand and thirty-tve
million dollars. Every dollar of that
sum, he said. had TO be paid by the
taxpayers. and every dollar must have
been produced by the labor of the country.
If there were nothing more involved In
the campaign than that question. of ex-
penditure, il would be the duty of every
elector to put the seal OF condemnation
upon the policy of the Republican party,
for the avowed purpose of that party was
TO discriminate, aud to secure to some,
benefits at the expense of all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01

Mr.. Davidson CON-
menced his speech
with an Rllusion 10
his boyhood days
here and a declara-
tiCn of his love for
Richmond and Vlr-
glnia. lie aid a
beautiful tribute to
hls mother State
Honorable as she
was in the past, he
said, glorious as she
is in the present, be
Welded TO her the
tribute of a loving
son.
He then referred
most touchingly TO
tho 4act that h1s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
Read Meyers store News on arst page.

The most eficscious stimnlants 70 excite tho
appetite are AsaosrURA BrrrERs prepared by
DR.. J. g. d. Slegert 3 sons. Beware Of counter
feiIs. Ask for the genuine article.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
a sslLloERsNT OLD TRAMP.
He shows Fight and is Shot In the Leg
Other Hampton Notes.

Other Hampton Noies.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
HAMPTON, Va. October 3l,.-Mr. G. X.
Sinclair found strange white man on
his farm this morning Who would give
no account of himself and was slow IN
moving off. He, acted so susspicious,Iyy
that Mr.. Sinclair thought 1t would
be better to lodge him in Jail, and 80 he
put m his hand on the mans shoulder and
started boy to town after the She Sherls; .:
When the man saw he was to be Jalled ne
his coat as II to draw a weapon.
MIR. Sinclair gave him the contents of q
shotgun in one of his legs. He then took
him in a wagon and brought him to jail.
The man IL wounded badly, but not seri-
ously, and is supposed TO belong to the
gang that has been infesting Warwick
county.
The town has been filed with smoke for
some days from the forest fires.
Mrs. V. p. Holt and children have re-
turned from Williamsburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
,restlnv Marda,eu Annexation,

The regular monthly meeting of the
Board of Managers Of the Magdalen Homs
will take place next Wednesday, Novem-
Der I'd. at the Spring-Streot Home, at II
NJ. A full attendance is desired. and all
ladies' interested IN this work, whether
members Of the board or not, are earnestly
requested to meet with the ladies.