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BRITISH POLITICS.
Gladstone Will Meet With Opposition to His
Homt.RuIe Measure

Gladstone Will Meet With Opposition to his
Home-Rule Measure.
LONDON, Sept 26.-lt is possible that the
autumn Cabinet will begin early and last
long this year. Gladstone has not yet
made much progress with his long -ta!ked-of
bill. SO far he has only consulted the few
whom he delights TO honor with
his special confidence. When the de-
tails OF the measure come to De
talked over with some of the more inde-
pendent messaers of the Cabinet there VIII
be trouble. - all events it is quite reason
able TO suppose that home rule will block
GiadstUne's way long before the House oil
Commons has chance Of giving its opinion
on his Irish panacea. The date Of reassem-
bling. of course, depends on what degree OF
peace Gladstone can manage to MAINTAIN
between his more intimate advisers, out
judging from such data as is now available
it Is more likely that the House will meet
in February than in January.
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THE CoRDAGE TRUST.
An Application Made in New jersey kgaini
the Combination

An, Application Made in New jersey Against
the Combination
NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-Ernest S. Balch
made an application in chaueery to-day be-
fore Chancellor MeGill of New Jersey to
have the National Cordage Company's
books produced in court. 1t is claimed
that the National Cordage Company,
known as the Cordage Trust. has
1893 shares of stock of the ElZabethport
Cordage Company which rightfully belongs
TO Balch. The Eizabetbport Company
the s0-calIcd trust. Bslch is said to be in
the employ Of John Good, an antitrust man.
An order was granted by the Chancellor
for referee TO take the testimony Of the
National Cordage Company's officers. After
brief hearing the matter was continued
until October II
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TWO GLoVE-FiGHTs.
Griffin Knocks Out Lynch in the Fifth Round
Kelly Also Defeated.

Griffin Knocks Out Lyuch in the Fifth Round
Kelly Also Defeated.
CoNEY ISLAND, \. Y, Sept. 26.-About
7OO0 persons assembled here tonight to
witness the two fights advertised for this
evening.
The ffteen-round "go" between Sam
Kelly of New York and Bob Cunningham
of Brooklyn was a veritable smuggling
match, in which Kelly had decidedly the
worst Of it.
Then came Jimmy Lynch Of New York
and Johnny Griffin of Braintree, Mass,
fighting for the 122-pound championship
and a purse Of $500.
Lynch took the aggressive from the start,
but after the first round, in which he scored
first blood, he secured but little advantage.
Beginning with the second round Griffin
fought like a tiger. knocking Lynch down
repeatedly, drawing blood and finally
knocking him out in the fifth round Lynch
made game fight, but could not hold up.
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in this city. There are 1000 delegates in at
tendance. Archbishops Corrigan and Kat
zer are among the prominent persons ex-
pected. The question of parochlal schools
and the principle of Cahenslyism are mat
ters likely to be extensively considered.
Tonight The public exercises were held.
There were over 1000 men in the torchllght
procession, with thirty-five bands. Upon
the arrival of The procession at Caledonian
Park there was grand welcome reception.
Addresses were made by Bishop Wigger,
Governor Albeit and others.
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ASHORE AT ALERT BAY.
The Steamer Danube Will Probably Be q
Totsl Loss


VICTORIA, B. c., Sept 26.-News was re-
ceived last night by a sealing schooner from
the north that the steamer Danube has
gone ashore at Alert Bay. The schooner
was tacking in toward the shore aud the
Danube backed 10 give her room. A strong
tide running at the time caught the steamer
and washed her ashore. The Danube. Cap
tain Myers master, was owned by the {.
z. " Company, and has on board Il valuable
cargo of salmon. She was in the naval re-
serve all summer.
News Of tie disaster was received at 5
p. NJ, and p. NJ the steamer Princess
Louise was dispatched 10 aid the injured
vessel aud bring down the crew.
The Danube will probably break up as
the weather is bad
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ON THE WETMORE.
Captain 0'Brien and William Holmes in
Dangerous Place.

eaptaln v brien and William Holmes IL
Dangerous Place.
MARsHFIELD, Oregon. Sept. 26.-Captain
O'Brien and William Holmes are still on
he wrecked Wetmore. and the rough sea
has not abated any. Yesterday two life
boats lay in the lee of Coos Heads waiting
for an opportunity to take the men off. but
they did not go nearer than mile from the
shore. The men can be plainly seen from
the rocky point. where throng of people
watched them all day yesterday. They
have constructed crows nest in the fore
mast, and at night they go aloft. They are
able, at low tide, to make the after cabin
during calm spell.
Captain Loeb of the life-saving crew Is
severely criticized for not doing more to
take the men off. The whale back has set
tied several feet in tie sand. and yesterday
1t was seethiDg mass of spray on all sides.
A lfe-saving crew came from Bandon this
morning overland, but could not get life
boat to Gardiner.
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Drowned in the San Jcscuin.

STOCKTON, Sept. 26.-Charles WelphuL
phun was drowned while bathing in the
San Joaquin River opposite the chlcory
factory. where he was employed, yesterday
He had swan nearly across the stream
when he threw up his hands and went down
before assistance could reach him.
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FIXING TAX LEVIES.

Low Rates in Sacramento and San Joaquin
Counties
SACRAMENTO. Sept 26.-The Board Of
Supervisors to-day made the State and
county tax levy 81 20 on the 500. This is
FIVE cents below last years rates and in
cludes the provision for taking up $4,000 OF
the bonds of 1859.
STOCKTON, Sept. 26.-Tbe Board Of Su-
pervlsors to-day fixed the rate of taxation
in this county at 81 05 on the 500.
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A STRIKE IMPENDING.
The British Cotton Manufacturers Preparing
to Reduce Wages

20 AtuuVe WhBts
LONDON. Sept. 26-At recent meeting
of The executive council of the Master Cot
ton Spinners' Federation in Manchester, re-
plies from nrms representing over IS, 600 600
spindles, in favor of enforcing per cent
reduction in wages, were considered. A
committee consisting of the president of the
federation and the chairman of the local
masters associations was appointed to con-
fer with the operatives association. with
the view of getting the cotton-spinners 10
accept the proposed reduction Overtures
to this end were made, with the result that
the operatives have declined to ADOPT the
masters proposal. The federation will, 1t
is thought. now attempt to force reduction
en- the men. A general strike of operatives
VIII prObablY be the nnicnna
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Attempted Train-Wrecking

SALEM. Or, Sept. 26.-An attempt was
made tonight to wreck the southbqund
Albany local train on the Southern Pacific
near this city. A tie was placed on the
track in cattle-guard. buI the pilot of the
engine knocked the obstruction off the track
and no damage was done.
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DR.. Frisbis's Funeral.

SoNoMA, Sept. 26.-The body of the late
DR.. Frisbie, who died in Vallejo Saturday,
arrived here this morning and was tenn
porarily placed in the receiving vault in
Mountain Cemetery. A large eoncourse OF
relatives and friends followed the remains.
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Petaluma Defeated.

PETALUMA. Sept. 26.-The target practice
between Company B of San Francisco and
Company of Petaluma yesterday resulted
In the defeat of the latter. the score stand
ing al the close of the contest S5 out of a
possible 100 for Company to 50 for Com
paDy G..
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piss,trous Eve in South patota

MINNEAPOLIS. Sept 26 "A special to the
Tribune from Howard. S. D., says a fire.
supposed to have been started by children,
this afternoon. swept the whole eastern side
of the business street, causing loss of
$4,000. X. B. Allensmoth and wife. an
aged couple, lost their lives.
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BOTH TOOK POISON.
An Actress and an Army Surgeon End Their
Lives

LIVb8
LONDON, Sept. 27-Something OF a SEN
sation has been caused by the mysterious
death OF an ex-actress known as Baby Rus
sell, beautiful girl. who has appeared at
the Lyric and Drury Lane. For some time
she has been living with DR.. Heron. an
army surgeon. On Tuesday she was sud
denly taken sick when with Dr. Heron and.
although a physician WAS summoned, she
died. Dr. Heron said they had a quarrel
and she might have taken poison. Yes
terday DIR. Heron was found in his room
dead with his throat cut. 1t was also as
ceftained that he had taken sufficient poi
son TO have killed himself
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on THE CONTINENT.
over 1000 Deaths and 1900 Cases of
Cholera IN Hamburg.

Cholera IN Hamburg.
HAMBURG. Sept 26. Seventy new cases
and 81 deaths from cholera were reported
yesterday. Up to Saturday the authorities
report a total OIL 900 cases and 70OO deaths
IN this city.
HAvRE, Sept. 26.-Four new cases and "a
deaths from cholera were reported here yes
terday.
ST. PETERSBURG. Sept. 26.-The official
cholera returns for yesterday give the num-
Der of new cases OF cholera at II and deaths
10. Compared with Saturday this is a de.
crease OF 10 cases and an increase Of five
denths
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A Yaar for Emh zzIem ont

VIsALTA, Sept. 26.-M. w. Smith was
sentenced this morning to one years im-
prisonment at San Quentin for embezzle-
ment from the Singer Manufacturing Com
panV.
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Guilty Of Manslanghtar.

New YORK. Sept. 26-The jury in the
case of Burton c. Webster, charged with
numbering Bookmakcr Charles Goodwin,
tonight brought in a verdict OF manslaugh-
er in the first degree.
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BURNED In HIS DIsTILLER,
The Frightful Fate That Has 0vertaken q
Souoma Comfy Pioneer

Sonoma County Pioneer.
HEALDsBURG, Sept. 26-The distillery
belonging to Aaron Hassett situated north
of town, was this afternoon destroyed by
fire. 1t is supposed the fire originated from
the still. The distillery and contents were
valued at about $1,000, and it was not
learned whether it was insured. Mr.. Aaron
Hassett, who was at work In the distilery
at the time of the fire. WAS burned so
severely thai it is feared that he cannot re-
cover Mr.. Hassett Is pioneer resident
and is highly respected in this community.
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Lecturer Lyons Secures Bail.

CHEYENNE, WyO.. Sept. 26-There has
been no further trouble over last night:
disturbance. caused by Lyons. the lecturer
He secured bail to-day. Both of the
wounded men Will recover.
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wAsHINGTON's BANDITS.
No Tidings Received From the Posse Now in
Pursuit.

TACOMA. Wash, Sept. 26.-No tidlngs
have been received to-day from the Sheriff's
posse now securing the Cascade Mountains
for the Roslyn bank robbers. The bandits
have been seen by settlers. and tits thought
that they are making for the Okanogan
mining district. The reward for tlieir at
rest has been inCrsas To $500.
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and the charge entered his chest The shot
was fatal. MIR. James was we,l-kuowH
and highly respected citizen of this county,
and was brother-in-law of the late Colonel
w. w. Hollister. He was about 80 wears
old, and leaves wife and daughter living
in this city,
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Attacked by Ana, hes.

Ell PAso. Sept. 26.-The Times special
from Kingston, N. Mex. says: John
Walker was attacked by Apaches while
hunting on the Anmas River yesterday
Frank States. who was with him. was. it is
feared, killed. Walkers dog was killed
and he had narrow escape. States has
not turned up yet.
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southern California Msthodists

SAN DIEGO. Sept. 26. - The Southern
California conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church closes its session to-nlor-
row in this city. The appointments for the
conference year were read to-day.
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an Office in a national bank and is. there
fore, ineligible to the governorship is with
out foundation, as he never held an Office
created by act of Congress. which is the
only class prescribed by the amended State
constitution
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ASTRONOMERS AT ODDS.

Lawyer Cog,ey Of Washington Replies to Pro-
fessor Barnard Of California
WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.-Lawyer Cogley
of Washington reiterates his first statement
In reply to that of Professor Barnard Of
California, printed In this mornings East
ern papers: professor Barnard thinks l
could not have discovered the fifth satellite
to Jupiter with five-inch telescope. Gall
leo discovered four Of Jupitcr's satellites
with one- inch instrument"
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Ton Clnsa to a Ruzz Saw.

SANTA ANA, Sept 26.-R- c. Whitson,
an employe In the j. M. Griffith planning
mill, had n thumb and the end of one of his
forefingers taken off by buZzsaw to-day.
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Goverror Fuller MOI Ireligible,

BRATTLEBoRo. VT. Sept. Ex-Governor
elect Fuller said tonight that the statement
Of Sna.ley. his opponent, that Fuller holds
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PRAYERS FOR PROTECTION.
Mexican Ladies' Make q Pilgrimage to q
SAcrsd Shrfne.

Sacred Shrine.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 26.-The Times
Democrats special from the City of Mexico
says: The wife Of President Diaz. accom-
panied by a hundred other promiacnt
ladies, made a pilgrimage to-day to the
shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe for the
purpose of invoking the aid OF the patron
saint OF Mexico against the threatened In
vasiOn of the cholera. The ceremonies were
very impressive.
The Mexican Board Of Health declares
officially that there is no cholera in Mexico
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MAJOR GILCHRIsT is DEAD.
He Was Brother-iL-Law of Governor Mark
ham

ham.
PASADENA, Sept 26.-Major James D.
GiIchrst died late Sunday night at the resi-
denee in this city of his brother-in-law.
Governor III. h. Markham, of brain disease.
The deceased recently occupied an impor-
tant Dositlontin the State Department at Sac
ramento, but returned to Pasadena about
two months ago ON account of Ill health.
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The Montreal paper-makers have decided
to advance the price OF paper all along the
list, owing to the interdict on foreign rags.
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WILL NOT REGISTER.
Cinnamon in New York Refuse to Obey the
Registration Law.

]1tg atIyI LAW,
NEwBURGH, \. Y, Sept 26.-Deputy In
teTnal Revenue Collector Schultz of this
city mas been endeavoring to get the Chi
nese of This district to register and have
their photographs taken as provided by the
Geary law. Not a Chinaman in this place
responded favorably. Mr. Schultz notified
Collector Hunter at Poughkeepsie, who tolG
bin to abandon the Celestials to their fate.
They will obey the law or will be sent out
of the country when their time expires.
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HE SHOT HIMSELE.

A Fatal Accident to Brother-in-Law of the
Late Colonel Hel ister
SANTA BARBARA, Sept. &c. - News
reached this city this afternoon of the acci-
dental shooting Of w. b. James at Captain
Smiths ranch, near Carpenteria. While
James was handling q shotgun it went off
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Catholic Societies in Session

NEWARK, n. j., Sept. 26-The sixth an
nual convention Of the German Catholic
societies OF the United States is In session
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COMPLIED WITH THE LAW.
Two Stockton Chinese Get Registered Under
the Geary Act.

STOCKTON, Sept. 26.-Two Chinese-Ah
Sam, a cook in a private family. and All
Lee, resident Of Chinatown-have been
registered under the Geary act by Deputy
Revenue Collector Brown, now stationed
here The notification sent out by the Chi
nese Six Companies has been posted here,
but these Mongols want to visit China. and
were led TO believe that they could return
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to this country without hindrance if regis
tered and photographed as required by the
GeaIy law.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-01

FREDERICKSBURG VA. Oct. M.-Spe-
cial.-1be large addition 10 the SIX mills
will be an imposing building when COM
pleted The work on 1t Is now progress
ing finely.
Wild turkeys are very abundant inns seu-
son. and a few fine cnes have already been
brought In to market
Hon. r. III. Cardwell and other disuh-
gulshed speakers Will address the citlhehs
Of King George Thursday. November 3D.
IL being court day.
A serious drought Is prevailing MI
through this section. The farmers are
complaining very much. and they say the
wheat crop will be short next season uii-
less it rains soon. as the wheat alreauy
seeded is net coming up we'll
Mrs Skinker's beautiful new resihehce
on c. street il fast nearing c0mpletlon'
II will be one OF the handsomcst houses
in the city, and the grounds will be highly
ornamental.
Mrs. William j. King, wife OF one Oh our
most prominent and enterprising citizens
is lying critically i'll at her home on d.
street.
Messrs. NJ Il. Rowe & Co.'S me stoch
has reached here from Lynchburg, where
these gentlemen made fine exhibit at the
fair there last week. and received abou'
$500 I'm prizes.
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CLOAK DEPARTMENT

We are receiving daily new additions to
our immense stock. and can now present
the most attractive assortment we have
shown this season in Jackets. Newmarket,
Capss and Dolmans in all the new and ad-
yanced styles. few very novel fine Ber-
lin Capes in cloth and velvet. Cbildren's
Jackets and Gretchens in oil sizes and great
variety.
A large assortment of Chenille Portisresin
newest designs. aud ranging in price from
"a to so.
Our Lace Curtain Department presents
unusual attractions this season. and at prices
lower than ever known before. Oriental.
Tambour, Irish Point and Nottingham Cur
tain Nets by the yard. which are now in
great demand.
Silk and Madras Curtains in new patterns
and attractive prices.
We call special attention to our Colored
Skirt Department. having all the newest
shapes in X nit Wool, Mobsir, Glorias. Silks,
&c. A careful look ct this stock Will Do
beneficial. ocSo-su''u''n
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THE COTILLON CLUE.
It's Initial Entertainment at BelVidere
RAl;-A Beautiful Scene.

Its Initial Entertainment at BelVidere
RAI,-A Beautiful Scene.
The Cotillon Club gave its initial enter
tainment last evening at Bslvldere Hall.
The new club membership is largely COM
nosed OF the members of the Social German
Climb. but embraces more OF tho matrone
than did tho social organization OF last season.
The german of last evening has never
been excelled in the city as TO beauty OF
figures. eorgeousness of toilet and excel
lence OF music. -,
The gowns worn by the ladies were with
ont exception prepared for this especial oc-
casiOn. and each parent and spectator was
Arraved in charming evening costume, CIV
inc TO the scene unusual beauty and ending
an i,spration to tho dance not generally
known.
Rev. Edward ". Calsch and Senator
William Lovenstien were present giving,
as they laughiugly said the benedictiOn OF
Church and State to the festivities OF tho
occasion
Mr.. Samuel Bendheim, assisted by Mr..
Dan WhitlOck. led the german, and num-
Der of new and unique figures we're sue
cessfully introduced. These gentlemen are
thoroughly familiar with all of the intrlca-
cies of the enchanting german and each
successive dance but makes more pro-
nounced their consummate skill.
A splendid supper was served in the ball
at the close of the gaveties, and the evening
closed with verdict Of perfect success by
all who attended.
The delightful music of the occasion was
rendered by tho band under the leadership
of Mir. George NoeikeT.
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n.v. c,u,c,u, Gibson. %. H., D..d.

rev. Churchill Gibson. ID. D.s Dead.
A telegram to The Times last night from
Petersburg contains the following infor-
nation.
Rev. Churchill ]. Gibson. ID. D.. rector
Of the Grace Episcopal church in this city,
died at his home this afternoon at
o'clock
lie was born in Richmond October 70
1910. lie married Miss Lucy +. Atkinson
Of Petersburg on the 21lh OF April, lS43
He was educated at Bristol College, Penn
syvanla. Theological Seminary OF Virginia
and received the degree OF ID. d. from VII
liam and Mary College.
He leaves widow with two children
They arc Mrs. Mary Chamberlnyne, wide"
OF the late John IIampden Chamoerlayne
founder Of the Richmond State newspaper
and Rev. Robert A. Gibson. rector OF
Christ church. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Or. ellison first came to Petersburg II
1S4l. as assistant pastor cf st. Panls Epis
copal church. with Or. Nicholas Cobb, wh'
was afterwards bishop OF Alabama. Ill
whole ministry Ct ffty-one years was spen
in Petersburg Death resulted from pas
sive congestion OF the lungs and hear
trouble
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the noble women who have prepared It.
The best 10 the best and by the best.
a few weeks ago was at st. Margarets
church. IN Westminster, where are the
finest staIned-glsss windows In England.
20 Sir Walter Raleigh. 10 Milton, TO Cax-
ton and TO Sir Frederick Cavendish, whose
beauties suggested the one now given
US. There are lovely windows, too, In
0xfords rich chapels. but in none OF
these. nor I'm world famed Cologne or
Munich, nor the st. Chapeiie in Paris
or the Royal chapel at Windsor. or even
in great Westminster Abbey. are there
any surprising the Stewart window TO
General Lee The classic grace Of its
figures. the admirable expression OF their
faces. the marvellous intricacy and beauty
OF their apparel with It's blazing jewels,
the variety and gentle tone Of coloring.
itself n perfect detail. combine 20 form
a piece OF work unequalled In modern
times.
Grateful thanks will be offered from
every survivor OF the Army OF Northern
Virginia to the Stewards. OF Brook Hill,
the constant friends and helpers OF our
great captain while he liyed-the gentle
preservers OF his memory since he died.
RICHARD l.. MAURY,
Colonel Twenty-fourth Virginia Infantry
Army Northern Virginia.
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richnond'S Citi-
zens and Other MHtters.

Mr. Leroy +. Brown. who has been
quite sick for several days. IS much bet
ter
Mrs Joseph A. Hornar, OF Venable
street. has been very sick for some tims
rast.
Miss Alice Hall. Of Beaver Dam. is
visiting Miss Marlborough, at AIS l-2 south
Pine street.
There were COS deeds filed in the clerks
ofice of the chancery court during the
past month.
Lieutenant f. J. Euiter was out yester-
day. but is still quite feeble and suffering
with his eyes.
Mr.. Henry Beers. well-known former
resident, now of New York, is at the EX-
char &c Hotel.
The annual reunion of f Company Asso-
citation will be held at Zimmermann's to-
morrow at 1880 O'clock p. NJ
There were ffty-nine marriage licenses
issued last month to white couples and
twenty nine to colored couples.
Mrs Oscar +. Phillips. of south Pine
street, left yesterday afternoon on visit
to her old home in Amelia county.
Professor and Mrs. II. II. Harris, Of
Richmond College, gave an informal re-
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The report OF the Health Department
for the week ending Saturday last shows:
Whole number Of deaths 80, IL white
and 16 colOred.
Stin-born. white and colored.
Annual rate OF mortality per loo, white
f549: coiored, 2f.S9. Total. 1885
Locality-Marshall ward. white and
colorcd Madison ward colored' Clay
ward. white and ! colored almshouse,
/ colored. jefferson ward. ] white; Mon
roe ward. white and colored; jackson
ward. 2 white and s colored.
Comparative weekly mortality-FOr
week ending October %. 1892. IA white
and Is colored For week ending October
81. 1891, Il white and 20 colored.
Rainfall-For week ending october ~,
1899, 600 inch. For week ending october
81. 1891 COS inch.
Temperature-Fo week ending october
%. 1892 1928. For week ending October
81. 1891. G400.