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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-01
AMUsEMENTs-NEw RICHMOND THEATRE
A PAIR OF KIDS.
MEETINGS-FirSt Thursday.

RICHMOND sTOyE-HOUSTKRs.
STATIONARY BNGIsEkhs.
FULTON LODGE, GOOD rEhPLARs.
JEFFERSON LODGE, GOOD TENPLAas.
SIR WALTER RALEIGH. SONS OF 81. GsokcE.
STUART HORSE GUARD.
yIRGfsIA COUNCIL, ROYAL ARcANuh.
EQUITABLE LEAaUg, NlRSHALL COURT.
cYNTaUs GROVE, DkUIDS.
MONROE GROVE, pRUrDs.
vARINA TRIBE, RED NKS.
PAwEEB TRIBE. RED MEN.
VIRGINIA COUNCIL, FRAfsRRAL CIRCLss
A. W. 0LIAS o0uEcIi, AHssIO1N hKJlikNfcA
RICHMOND ROYAL ARCH CHAPEEH.
TIRGIsIA LODGE, KNIGHTS OF PrrnIAS.
AURORA LODGE, 0DD-FBLL0wS
ROAsB LODGE, 0DD-FElL0TA
BROTHERHOOD on PAINTERS.
JEFFERSON LODGE, GoIDEE CHAIN.
JOPPA LODGE, hAS0NS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-01
Democratic Rally in Henderson.
fSnacfal feIa0r.m IN tina Disnatch 1

crowd assembled here to-day at a grand
Democratic rally. Hon. II. B. Glenn,
Democratic elector at large. delivered a
magnificent speech. He was convincing
in argument and forcible aud eloquent in
language. Music was furnished by the
Barlow Minstrel Troupe Band. The crowd
was enthusiastic and attentive. Much
good will come of it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-01
81 90 Old Point and Return septsmber
I1fh via rhean ne aLn aud Ohm

The fast 81 excursion 10 Old Point on
last Sunday proved so popular the Chesa.
peake and Ohio have decided TO run an
other on September llth. leaving Rich
mond at $3.50 A. NJ, returning arrive Rich
mond $50 =. NJ. IL should be remembered
that this is not the ordinary class Oh ex-
cursion train, but will run on fast time
and will give nearly the entire day at Old
Point. The train will make no stops bo
tween Richmond and Old Point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-01
A SHARP ELECTRIC DISCHARGE.
Excitement on n Street-Cor-A Tree on the
Capitol Square Struck.


About / O'Clock yesterday there was q
terrible crash of thunder, accompanied by
a vivid electrical discharge. Near the cor
ner OF Ninth and Bank streets summer
electrician received charge which ap-
peared 10 come from the trolley-wire, and
which flashed in the lights in the car. No
one was shocked except Miss Fannie Tally.
who resides on Franklin street between
Eighth and Ninth, and she becoming
frightened jumped and fell upon the curb
ing. She was taken into Reuger's and DR..
OppenhImer sent for. He found that she
had tainted, but was not injured.
The lightning also struck sycamore
tree in the Capitol Square and Scared 1t
considerably
The private telegraph-wire at the Dis
PATCH Office received heavy charge, the
fluid running along the wire into the edI-
torial-room and dischsrging with report
resembling the crack of rife.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-01
AT OPHlR FARM.
Reid, Harrison, Piatt, and Others Meet
Alleged Cordtality.
tBv telegraph 70 the Inspatch.l

[I3y telegraph TO the Inspatch.l
WHITE PLAINS, n. ". August 31.-Mr.
Whitelaw Reid drove from his country
home, Ophir Farm, at O'Clock this morn
ing to the railroad station to meet Presi-
dent Harrison. The Presidents train ar
rived at $50. and when the President
stepped from the car he was cordially
greeted by Mir. Reid. The President was
quickly surrounded by q large number OF
White PLANS citizens, who were anxious
TO shake hands with him. He seemed to
be in good health and in excellent spirits.
He got into Mr. Reid's private carriage
and the two candidates rode side by side
to 0phIr Farm.
Tom Platt and John Milholland called
about noon. Mossrs. Reid and ID. o..
Mills met them. and Mr. Plstt was imme-
diately escorted to the President. A cor
dial meeting took place. Russell Harri-
son, Chairman Carter, Senator Aldrch,
MIR. Clarkson, and others also called.
IN NKw YORK.
NEw YORK, August Sl.--President Harri-
son arrived in this city this morning, and
left again without more than half dozen
people being able TO get sight Of him.
1t required considerable meumuYring and
ordering and tor-ordering TO accom-
plish the feat, but 1t was accomplished.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-01
r,sx Were c.rt.,o,, Beau.,...

The DISPATCH acknowledges the receipt
from Mr, j. III. Harvey. the Broad
American Beauties grown in his green
houses at Barton Heights. They arc per-
feet specimens of this king OF roses. Mr..
Harvey has our thanks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-01
a NEW DANGER.

The Foreign Food Eaten aud water
Drank--Newspape Enterprise ss,'
NEw YoEK, August 81. "A new source o.
by the health authorities which may rep-
der the present quarantine arrangements
Intellectual.
1ae danger lies In tho fact that passen-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-01
The National Tennis Championship.
TRy tstaOrarn 10 tne inspatcn.l

NEWPORT, II. l., August 3i.-Hoyey.. who
yesterday won the all-comers tennis cham
pionship, was to-day defeated In three out
OF four sets By Ollie Campbell. holder OF
the national championship. This makes
the third year Campbell has held 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-01
BEN. TILLNAN WINS.
H's MAJORITY ANYWHERE FROM 90.
900 TO 5000.
Hesslt Of tho Democratic rr,m.Y, y,...
tsona In South caroiibs-The Congress
sionai Dissriets--The Lsgislatur..
tBy telegraph to the DIspa.ch.l


COLUMBIA. $. c., August 81. THE rsturus
rom the primary elections held in ,h,s
State yesterday are not Jet complete. To
TO O'clock tonight complete returns
from nineteen counties out of th,rtv-exs
have been received. In fifteen of them
Iilimsn. the reform Democratic candidate
for denomination az Governor. received
i2,5i5 majority, and In the remaining four
from which authoritative reports have
been received Sheppard. the Conservative
Democratic candidate for the eubcrpato-
rial nomination. received s75 majority.
which leaves Hllman net majority of
1i,sSS majority ia the counties where the
vote has been officially tabulatsd.
In the remaining sixteen counties infor-
nation already received points conclu-
sively to Tsilman's carving fifteen Of
them by combined majority OF 1900.
The only one left for the Conservatives ia
Charleston county, which will probably
give Sheppard 1900 majority. According
to these returns and estimates, TilIman's
total net majority will be a .s3S. II ia safe
to put 1t anywhere from 20 600 to 25.9Oo.
THE coSoREssarES.
The Reform party. which Is composed
largely of Farmers'-Alliance men, It ~
claimed, will have Ave Of the seven con-
gressmen from this State. ". II. Bravley
(Conservative--the incumbenD IA nomi-
mated over j. W. Stokes (Alliance-man) in
the First District. In the Second District
q. ID. nliman Gncnmbent) aud W. j. Tss-
bert alliance NAM will have 60 run again,
owing TO other candidates having been in
yesterdays race, which prevented any one
from receiving a majority.
H., fha Th,rl nisfrs,f I.ff,xcr
Alliance man. has been nominated over
George Johnston, Conservative, tho pres
ent representative. by 7gO majority.
Congressman Shell. Alliance man. IN ths
Fourth District. has been fenominased
over J. t. Johnson, Conservative, by an
estimated majority OF 1000.
John j. Hemphill. Conservative, who
has represented the Fifth District for seye-
raj terms, IL is claimed, has been defeated
by II. j. Strait, Alliance man.
John l.. McLaurin, the present Attor-
ney- General OF the State, who is endorsed
by the Farmers Alliance. received the
nomination in the Sixth District over Jere-
miah Smith, who was Haskellita bolter
two years ago.
General +. W. Noise (Conservative) de-
feated W. II. Haywood alliance mani in
the Seventh District.
These nominations are equivalent %
elections.
THE LEorsLATuRE, ETC.
The Legislature will be in sympathy
with the administration, and the county
ofioes will be filled with Reformors in all
except the five counties which were car.
ried by the Conservatives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-01

Charles IT. Geese will have grand OPEN
ing at his Bar-Room and Restaurant. No.
1911 east Franklin street, Thursday night,
September lst. The public generally arc
invited TO be present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-01

The Dispatch Company has frst-class
facilities for doing all kinds Of printing.
Send US your orders. Estimates eheerful.
ly furnished when desired.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-01
STATE DENTAL ASSOCIATION.
Charlottesville the Next sfeeting- Place.
Columbian Exposition Plans.

Columbian Exposition Plans.
RocKBgrDoE ALUM SPRINGS, Va, August
3l.--The second days proceedings of the
State Dental Association opened with cool.
fair weather and An increased attendance.
The Presidents address and paper BY DIR.
Beadlss. Of Danvtlle, on Diseases that
originate from the bacteria of the mouth.
consumed the morning. Papers were read
vile, aud Ginnoht, OF Norfolk. Char
lottesyiiIe was selected as the next meet
ing placeon the second Tuesday IN August
The assoclatiOn IS going In body 60 the
Worlds Fan. To4morrow Is clinic day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-01
our nsprsssa,s.,ve. ia New York

NEw YonK, August si.--J NJ. Pickrell,
HOFFMAN; Mrs w. s. Richardson. Mira. L.
Il. Mailen, Continental; ]. ii. Anderson.
ailsey Z. Solomonsky, BeJtholdi; u. ;.
MsAlpin. Everett.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-01

For impure or thin Blood, Weakness. Ma
iaria, Neuralgia. Indigestion, aud Bhiousness
take Browns Iron Bitters. 10 gives strength
making old persons feel young and young per-
sons strong. Pleasant 90 take.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-01
VIEWS AT WASHINGTON.
Congressional Suspension OF All Immigra-
tion-Government Precautions.
fRv taIoOranh IN the Dfsuatchl

[By telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. August 3l.-The arrival OF
the steamer Moravia at New York from
Hamburg to-day, after having had twenty
two deaths on board from cholerine,
was fruitful topic of discussion
this afternoon among the officials, OF
the government charged with guarding
the nations health Assistant Secretary
Spauldng said it showed how necessary
and timely were the quarantine precRu-
tious taken Speaking of the suggestion
that Congress be called together TO enact
law suspending immigration, Mr.. Spaul-
ding said that the suspension OF Immlgra-
ton would materially decrease the danger.
though it would be possible for cholera to
get here even then.
ALL POSSIBLE BEING DONE.
1--WE are doing all that can be done," he
said. I'VE have established a close quar-
antine TO protect this country at every
port. Vessels will be detained Just as long
as the health officers think necessary in
each case. whether il be one day or twenty
days. No vessel will be permitted to
land until the authorities are satisfied that
there Is no possible danger. II il is decreed
by Divine Providence that we shall have
cholera here. we cannot prevent, bat 1t is
as nearly impossible for 1t to get IN as wo
can make II"
The President Alarmed
WAsmSoroN, August 31.-The cholera
situation has alarmed the President. and
he has decided TO return Immediately to
Washington to personally supervise gov
ernment matters He will get here in the
| morning. de has cancelled all the en-
| gagements made tor him at Ophir Farm
and by Chairman Hackett, of the New
York Republican State Committee.
WARRINGTON SURPRISED.
The announcement that the President
would leave New York for Washington to-
night was wholly unexpected and created
some surprise here. as II was not
| thought that the cholera scare was
of sufficient importance yet TO de-
mand his presence in Washington. 1t is
understood that his return is due TO tele-
gram sent him to-day by Attorney-Gen-
eral Miller, who is undoubtedly much
alarmed over the situation and thinks the
| Presidents presence here necessary.
PROBABLE CABINET CONFERENCE.
The President has been kept fully in
| formed OF all action taken OF late 10 pre-
vent the cholera getting q foothold in the
United States. 1t is expected that the
| President will hold a conference with the
Cabinet officers in the city tomorrow.
| The White House is now III the hands of
decorators and hardly fit for the reception
| of the President.
Secretary Foster stated tonight that,
| while he appreciated the gravity of the
situation, he saw no reason for undue
alarm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-01
cABEIL-GRAvELEY.

Mr.. George G. Cabell, Dr., and Miss Kate
Grayeley were quietly married here to-
night at the residence of the brides father,
Captain p. b. Graveley. Mr.. Cabell is q
son of ex- x-Congressman Cabell. and lead
ing young lawyer. The BRIDE Is hand
some and charming young woman, and has
since her debut been one Of the leading
bellies of Danvlile's society. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. II. NJ. Hope, and
was witnessed By members of the family
and one or two intimate friends.
Mr.. s. 4. Eowlin. who for fifteen years
or more had been agent here for the
Southern Express Company, has resigned
his position and in succeeded by Mr.. w. @.
Atwell. OF Salisbury, N. q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-01
NO CHOLERA IN NEW YORK Now
should 1t Get There It's Presence win 30
Announced.

Announced.
NEw YoRG. August Sl.-"There IS no
cholera in New York to-day" Or. Cyras
Edsou said this morning. lhere hhIe
been tunes when ! thought it advisable 70
conceal the presence OF certain cases OK
disease, but the situation Is far TOO grave g
for ANYTHING Of that SORT now Ihee
moment We know Of the presence of
cholera il shall be announced 70 the pub
lo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-01
McADANS & BERRY.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

IN THE crxcurr couKT oS raz COUNTY on osAsss'
Take no,ics that pursuant 10 dssrss. ref
dered on the 4,h day OF August, lssS, st-n'
On TuIJRsDAY, the 29th Gay OF soptsnc,.s
fseo Al the once OF w. w. scozs, ons ~ sss
-eceiyers of the said 0ordon Land Cos psnys ~, -
the town Of Gordonsytile. proceed 70 lnaa.v sns
and make statements concorains snS ns."~-
mentioned In the ssid decree and shsfgoy osss- -
farred 10 me as QUO OF the 'as..,s,.s
ara IN ehancery VI the said eourt,
sancernlng the assets {rsef snd pers.A.g' .e. sn.
me debfs. iisbsIftss. &C., OF the saa ~
Aahss Scored and unsecured, aud tne nsss% 49, =
s~srv as~,r,ptiou. showing WHAT s'1oan. 49,
~ sSs srocfhoidsrs u tho ssit compaay on -
sss.sf ~ sabecriptions; and IA fsei an 1890. -
svar,eninx necessary sad proper 70 eAnsn se.,s y.
sns re.eiysrs. aad 70 furnish the esuis ~, sa 49,
,s, ,',ss sssssmeus Of the condinon g, sns 49,
',onnsnv. toscsnsr 9th stasemsns = .ns eses
s,s,r,,,s. 20 ,belr prsorsies. and sny ssaer MAJ
a. ssssS nav b. deemed pefIneas ~ @s y
sss,cn -. nav "a required. by any parry "a mse[se
o,.sr undsr ny hand a. commiene& - -
csnssesy Of Orange Circuit csors shs ~ s'le
dsy o. Aakus" ioS Ssnfrsu G. WsLflAAA
commssiAasr " cnenoefr
Duxx 3 DVKA Pc ~
eeptembeE II 11e@.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-01
THlRp-pARTY AsPIRANTs.
Some who Want to Run for congress-Tho
Caben- -Graysley Nuptiais
fHnncinl talegrarn to the pispatch.

DASv1LLK, Va, August 31.-The Third
party people will hold q convention at
Martinsyille tomorrow to nominate can
didate for Congress from the Fifth Dis
trict. Among the asplrants for the nomi-
nation are A. A. J. Finney and John j.
wilkinson, Of Pittsylyania; G.. W. b.
Hale, of Franklin. and MIR. Spangler, Of
patrtak
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-01

sending boy on q mans erranf. us no ~
being conservative when nothing Dat faa.si
measures win sufice. It's no use eutting on tne
finger Of the hand that can't % sas~i' De'ss 49,
with Il. Does that give you an idea Why we nave
cut down the prices Of our Summer WEAR ~
does you understand the case exactly; u "
doesn't We will dispense with further etplana-
lions and simply tell you that u IL mosI an-
haayt-of eut' Ii is a cut that makes even cost
nrices look ashamed Of themselves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-01

Nesting Sovereign Grand Lodge. l. o. o.
r.. Pertisoc. Oregon.
For above occasion the Richmond and
Danyille railroad will sell tickets TO- Port
land, Oregon. aud retrrn from lmportane
coupcn points on rs nne az g. one nrst-ciais y;
September eth 10 18th. inclusive. limited
returning sixty days from ds>s Of sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-01

The Legislature will be in sympathy
with the administration, and the county
offioes will be filled with Reformors in all
except the five counties which we're car.
ried by the Conservatives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-01

PirrsnuRe, August si.-The New Yorks
were considerably crippled to-day, aud put
up miserable game in the field. On that
account they dropped their third copsecu-
tive game to the Pittsbdrgs. Attendance,
Loo. Score:
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-01-22
Notice Of Forfeiture.

TO DAN AYERS, OR HIS HEIRS OR AZ.
L sign: You arc hero y notified that I
have expt nded one hun @, ollars in Labor
aud improvements for the year 1853. upon
Zach OF the following mining claims: Copper
King No. 2. Copper King, Allen No. ., De
Lsno No. I, De Lano No. .. aud Ayers, sit-
uated in sSlmon River Mining District, EIko
county. Stats Of Nsvads, and described In the
records Of % o,nty NJ being about ono
mile in westerly direction from, point Of
TO 'ls, known as tho Birds Nest, situated on
Salmon river, Eiko county, state of, Nevada.
And IL within ninety days from the FIRST publ
cation Of this notice you fail OF refu to CON
tribute your proportion Of such expenditure,
togother with the cost OF advertising NJ CO.
owner, yonr interest in said claim will become
the property Of the subscriber under Section
as2A Of the United statos Mining Laws.
HARRY J. kLLEH.
bellevue. Idaho. Nov. s7th. 1891.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-01-22
HOW WE SLEEP.

Insteod of SIumbcrin- All Over Mt Once
VIC Go t, sleep by s'..c ions.
According to the best writer's on the
subject, it has been ascertlincd that. il,
beFinning to sleep the senses do not
uniTcdiv fall into Il st::tc of Glumbcr,
bnt drop Off one after the other. The
SIGHT ceases. in conGcGcncc of the pro-
lection of the Cycli;is, to receive i'm
PrcS:jions first, while all the other
senses pres rye thclr scnnibility entire.
The sense of taste is the next Which
loses its susceptibility to Impressions,
and then the sense of 3Inc!IiaT. The
hearing is next in order, and LIST of all
comes the sense of t2%>h. Further
more, tic senses are Thought to sleep
with different degrees CT pro1oundn" SIS.
Tho tense of touch nlcCgG TIC most
lightly and &c the most &C: j. cvalcncd;
TIC next easiest is tic !.eGrluG; the
r",t il t!:c sight, and tho t,lstc and
clE: irlT awake last. Arcthcr remark
aL.2 Circu1aGtancc dcccrvc3 notice
ccri.>ia muscles and parts of the b. ,dy
bcGin TO sleep bcferc others.
slices comElcnces at the c-;trcmitics.
beginning with the feet and legs and
creeping toward the center Of the ncr-
vous action. The necca3ity fer keep
ing the feet warm and perfectly still
as q preliminary Of sleep, is we'll
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-01-22
Won MoLTKE's SOLDIERS.

An Incident Showing Their Perfect Dia
... ciplIne.
The parents of young soldier who
was private in n Prussian cavalry
regiment during tho Franco Prussian
war became terribly anxious about
him. Several battles had been fought
and they had received no news of their
boy. After some hesitation, the father
went to sec Gen. Won Moltl1c, who was
understood to receive visitors at q Ger
tain hour in the carly morning.
Strange to say, the faGLcr was admit
ted to sec the great field marshal.
what is your busincSs?" said MoltlSe.
use rs few words Us possible"
The visitor explained that he wished
to know the fate of his son, n private
In Il certain regiment. Moltkc smiled,
but not unllindly, and drew from his
pocket square of cardboard covered
with dots, lines and crosses of various
colors.
"This line" he said, Indicates the
line of march of your sons regiment.
These dots mark the distances CT each
forced march. Tomorrow morninr Mt
seven o'clock the regiment must be ut
this point here. Take note of the sit
ultion."
lie said no more and the interview
ended. Long before the hour named
the father was at the point indicated on
the map. just before seven o'clock the
trumpcts CT the advance 'Guard were
ic3rd IN the di;tance, nll precisely ut
the hour l." father saw his son.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-01-22
NOTES FROM THE CHURCHES.

THERE arc twcnty-thrcc baptist
churches and missions in Denver, Col.
THERE are nincty-two Christian
churches and chapels in the city of
Toxic, Japan.
TIE total vote on the woman ques-
tion In the Iowa Methodist conferences:
Ayes, 371; nays, TT.
IT may not be generally known that
tho great Missionary college of Eng
land is at Canterbury.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND natives now
worship in Methodist churches in tho
islands of the mid-Pacific.
THE will Of William Gibson, who re-
Gently died in Cincinnati, bcqueaths
$4,000 to religions and charitable insti-
tutions.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-01-22
WEAK AND
IlRAnENEl alpEn

Conditions OF the human form succesafully treated
TO develop. strengthen. enlarge all wenk, ptunted
l1deyeloped, feeble orenns and pnrts of the body
which hnye lost or never attained n proper and
natural size, due to III health abuse excesses or
unknown causes. There is ono method md
increased fow OF blood to any pnrt. produced by
tissue, tone ana vgor by tho rnme natural lava as
the increase of size nud strenaih of MUSCLE Don't
DO prejndced beo1usa little quacks propose by ally
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from frand. Write us for INSTRUCTIONS. full descrIp-
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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-07-22

Nobody will suffer with liver or kidney
disease if they take Simmons Liver Regu-
lator.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-07-22
WILL HE GO OUT :?
p.ntou Raising Cain in His Room
This J. NJ.
rloy Say That He Thinks He Is Going
Crazy.
,r The FUND DOES NOT COME
Is who Come and GO-Brief Brew
ties Of Interest to All Readers
Of The Globe.

hi, reported this afternoon that Ed
p.p,on. through excess of rum, etc, is
about crazy. SIade, his landlord, thinks
10 will dic-and THE GLOBE does not
NOW.
The fund which we started to raise to
Ling him back to life will close to-mor-
,.g night, and if there is not enough
-oncy in sight, this paper will refund
hat which has been subscribed.
People can suit themselves-we do not
are. Humanity is humanity-but dol
lara day as charity has never saved any
man from hell Come in the morning.