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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-05

yellow, foul discharge WILLIAM II. CHAPEL.
from my nostrils. and often caught fresh colfs
had headache and ringing In the ears, pains
in the back aud chest, sometimes dull and
aching. al other times sharp. Hearing and SIGHT
were impaired. But DR. COATES has worked a
wonderful change. Ny catarrh symptoms ran
idly disappeared, my appetite Is good / sleep
well, and, IN fact, feel strong and vigorous, and
have gained ten pounds in weight 40 last month.
WILLIAM II. CHAPEL,
No. 3S22 Second street Fulton,
Engineer on Government Launch the Nat.
DIR. l.. PEARCR COATES.
OFFICES: 70S east Franklin street. Rich
mond, Va. once hours: to IL S., To A. and
q TO $50 T.. NJ. Sundays, o % IL NJ.
SPECIALTlES: CATARRH-Kar, Nose.
Throat, and Chest.
cines furnished. IL you live at a distance send
for symptom blank. Charges within the reach
OF all. 80 Isis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-05
VJRGINIA'S GRAND EXPOSITION
will open on OCTOBER erH with splendid panoramic
TRADES PARADE,

presenting imposing che commercial and INDUS
representing
trade i'm Rchm n a mos unqu and striking
1ith M 18TH 2st aud 2O commencing
each evening there Pains spectacular
pyrotechnical exhibition,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-05

Struck out--QuRrlos, IL Darby, 6. Base-hits--
on Qustles, 4 OF DARBY, Z. Base on balls
Qusrles, l Darby, ?. Rrrors-Petersburg. 4;
College, o. Observation-Disclosures and keefer;
Darby and Luck.
The game wascalled at the end Of tho seventh
inning, OWING 70 darkness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-05
AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
BY J. Thompson Brown & Co.
Rsal Estate Agents and Auctoneers,
I1i3 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME
l. DWELLING on LOUISIANA STREET
BETWEEN WILLIAMSBURG AVE
NUEAND FULTON STREET

l. DWELLING on LOUISIANA STREET
BETWEEN WILLIAMSBURGA AVE-
NUE. AND FULTON STREET.
By virtue OF deed Of trust executed 20 tho
undersigned trustee by John H. BOltz and wife.
dated October 2, 1889, and recorded IN tho
Clerks Office OF the Chsncery Court OF the city
Richmond, Deed-Book 100 A, page sol. default
having been made and being requested by the
beneficiary 80 70 do viii proceed 20 sell At pub
lie auction, on the promises.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1892,
at O'Clock p. NJ, the property described in said
deed follows: "ALL THAT LOT OF LAND
lying and being In tho town OF Fulton, now an
neXed to the city Of Richmond which said lot Ia
numbered in square No. 4, said lot having
front Of 80 feet, more or less, and n depth Of
40 feet TO an Hlley In common 10 feet wide :;
said lot being located on Louisiana street. and
has upon Il franc dwelling and other improve
ments.
TERMS: Cash as TO executing this trust and 20
pay oil a note Of $500, with unpaid interest
thereon. LEROY +. BROWN,
Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO., Auctioncers. o. 5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-05
BY Carneal 6 Gayle.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
HOG Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF 64i FEET OF
IA LAND, WITH A FRAME DWELLING
THEREON, ON THE NORTH SIDE OF HILL
STREET BETWEEN ST. PAUL AND ST. JOHN
SrREErS.-By request Of the owner, who Is de-
termined 10 sell, We will proceed to sell, on tho
premises, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1892.
at 8 o'clock z. NJ. tho above PROPERTY. The
lot fronts 6f3{ feet on Hin street and extends
back 10 Orange street with like front
Parties seeking good paying investment should
attend this sale, as the owner needs money and
Is anxious 10 sell. Small houses built this lot
will rent well aud pay handsomely.
TERMS: Easy ana at sale.
SO 30 CARNEAL q GAYLE, Auctloueors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-05
RATTLE OF THE CRATER"

one OF stirring the late Over 700 troops will be required
its performance embracing cavalry artillery and infantry tins city and the
LeeCamp This will be most VIVID and realistic
carefully arranged to make as true
possible AT the close OF this
LAST WAR BE-
APPOMATTOX GENERAL LEE and his staff officers Will De seen IN
the centre group Confederate ranged in semce about
Federal the awaiting the outcome OF the council hight
all sides OF forming canopy
golden closing reproduction Of this famous battle
the Interesting
h haveeve taken place in the South
GRAND VIRGINIA TOURNAMENT Will take place Octop ISth
BICYCLE October Goth and Dist.
Doc the famous
rotg dog Orchestra Mne Abac and Irapeze Per-
forman
with the exhibit Of vignas Agricultural Mechani
will form the pleasing
ructye exhibits undertaken in the South
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-05
"P4RZS FROM EMPIRE TO COJNYNU,NE,"

of the most startling events IN the hi
each performance
atS:l5 M evening"
will amaste reproduction Of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-05
We win sell by auction, on the promises, on
orrrrrpcnfv- oc.,o,,-, n 1000

NO VIII btII Uy HuCsIuIIl On IIH pTNIIII'0'' VI
THURSDAY, OcroBEa o. 1892.
at $50 O'Clock p. NJ, the following REAL rs
TATE:
Those TWO RECONSTRUCTED,
BAY-FRONT DWELLINGS, containing six
rooms each, on Louisiana street between Lester
and Second streets. Also. those TWO DESlRA-
BILE FIYE-ROOM DWELLINGS, built last year.
on Lester street between louisiana and Orleans
streets. All Of this property has water and cul-
vert connections.
After these sales we will offer TWO BEAUTl-
FUL BUSINESS LOTS on.LOniHana street be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets. This sale offers
a fine opportunity for homc-seekers W a paying
Investment for any one at a small outlay.
Terms: Very liberal
DENOON. UPPER & CO.,
oc2 S2l Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-05
OF RICHMOND
PRICE-LIST:

GENTLEMEN'S AND YOUTHS CLOTHING.
GeDtlemens Suits, good quality, latest style.
at So.
Gentlemcn's Suits. all wool, stylish, AZ SS.
Gentlemen's suits I'm all leading fabrics NJ go.
Gentlemens Suits, blue beaver, for railroad
and q. a. r., at 3l2.
Gentlomons suits, fine dress clay, at Sl5.
Gentlemens Suits, fuo dress clay and diago-
nal, at 4 1850.
Dress Suits custom made, al $50.
Youths suits, good quality, at "a.
Youths Suits, better quality, at So.
Youths Suits, all wool stylish, atS7.
Youths Suits, all WOOL fancy cashmere, and
woTsted, at $40.
BOYS AND CnILDRENS CLOTHING.
Boys School Suits $3.50, 80, and $3.50.
Boys Suits, Union, 81, $3.50, and 80.
Boys SUITS, cheyot aud cashmere, $3.50,
&a75, "a, aud $40.
Chldren'e suits, SI.b0, s1.75, and 50.
Chidren's Heavy Suits, $3.50, S2.75, and 50.
Chidren's Fine Cashmere Suits, $3.50, a,
and So.
Chi!dren's Knee-Pants, SOC. and upward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-05

WANTED. -LADIES AND GIRLS
w wanted TO Do OUR NEW WORK FOR
rs AT HOME IS TO sS per week easily made.
No painting and caEyassing Send self
TURING COMPANY, Liberty Square, Boston,
Mass oc l-lW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-05

A. N. Pollard, Auctioneer,
(F. X. Ellis, Manager and Salesman)
WE WILL SELL AT OUR AUG.
w TIoN-kOOMS
TO-DAY
at 1890 O'Clock sharp
l PIANO;
/ CREaONT ORGAN, ! PARLOR-sUIT;
4 CHARACTERISTICS, HALL-RACK;
20 CANE CHAIRS, 3 BEDSTEADs;
10 MATTRESSES. 3 BkD-SpRINGS;
8 BUREAUS. 3 SlDEBOARD safes:
= COOKING and = HEAIING-STOV 1 SELF.
FEEDER in good order;
. COUNTERS. TRUNK new;
l sAUSAGk-MILL, WMfING-DRSK;
PAIR FEATlRR-PILLOWS aud BOLSTER:
8 MARBLETO SALOON TABLES;
80 dozen PACKS PLAYING-CARDs:
LOT DIAMOND DUST for cleaning glass,
and many miscellaneous articles.
&C D A. ~ POLLARD, Auctioneer.
A UCTION SALE OF PEARS. APP.
"A PIES, GRAPES, LEMONS, AND
ORANGES.-We will sell
TODAY
Rt 1890 o'clock, \ choice lot Of PEARS, APPLES.
GRAPES, LEAONS, aud ORANGES
WILLIAM JENKINS & SON.
oco l44O east Main street.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-11-12
| LANDSLIDE.
Cleveland Carries the Country by
An Overwhelming
Majority.
New York, Illinois, Indiana, Con-
necticut and Wisconsin All
Counted for Him.
Peck and the Democratic State
Ticket Victorious in
Wisconsin.


The election resulted in a democratic
landslide, though the returns are not
conclusive. Cleveland has carried New
York by at least 10000 plurality, Gov.
Flower says $1,000. Illinois has unques-
tionably also gone democratic at least
on the national ticket and Indiana like
wise New York city and Kings County
give Cleveland a plurality OF about 1OO,-
600. Massachusetts is In doubt Wis
consin has probably chosen Cleveland
electors and elected the fun democratic
state ticket Connecticut, Rhode Island
and New Jersey are democratic, Weay-
err doubtless carries Nebraska, the Da-
kotas, Kansas, Alabama, North Caro-
llna Wyoming and Idaho. Delaware is
in doubt. Iowa, Pennsylvania, Maine,
New Hampshire are all republican OF
Clevelands election there can be no
doubt The house will be heavily DEM
ocrauc.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-11-12

Health is largely dependent 1pon a rrrnlW
aab.t o. body The bowels act as an iHl oriSu'
canal for the carryi of waste matter IF Che
system. They, together With The Kidneys and
pores, ara outlets for dehris whose presence 70
ts.rl TO the body's we'll -being.- uosteuer's Stom-
a.r IA ters is no violent purgsthe, but gentle
laxative admirably adapted 20 the wants OF The
con-tpated Il never grlpes aud wrenohss .te
iutesmes az al dsstfic ca.hartlcs do, but pro
d ges an action akin to that OF an EFFORT of nature
Bti a-ue-s, ind ges,jou, with their associate
mau'je-, on, co-tiyeuess, are speedily nt CONE
ul.tey smedIed by This fus corrective which
also coyqless IN .laria, sack be dlchs kinney aud
rheumatic trouble. and caeGks premature decay
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-11-12
RLLI.ErLNS.

Boslou-Johu Il. Andrews is undoubt
eddy reelected 10 congress in the eighth
district
SIX counties i'm New York static above
Harlem show d democratic gain OF 1000
over lSSS.
I'M Oswcgo county n. Y, Harrison
runs 1900 behind ISIS
.eJ9 voting precincts NcKmlcy'S plu-
laIty over Campbell last year 21511;
81 precincts of Cincinnati give Harrison
go plurality wus 1881 The same pre-
ciurts last wear gave Mckinley q plu
raHry of 1I2t
Indications are th1t Weaver has
carried Colorado 10y 1000 plurality
Sixty districts above Harlem, y, "
show n democratic gain Of 20 per cent
ON the rural vote i'm 1883.
Complete returns from rs Indiana
counties claim for Harrison Il plurality
over 1~~S.
New York -rhc Herald bulletin says
Delaware has probably gone rcpub-
lcau.
White River Junction Nt-Rcturns
nom fifty Vermont towns give Harri-
SON l2.TGJ. Cleveland 5.G06, BidwcN
44a. n republican decreas, of 1,9j4
democratic decrease OF T. The prohi-
bitiouist gain is IS, rs compared with
1855
Cincinnati. ON $500 voting pre-
cincts il, Ohio. Mcl(iulny's plurality over
Campbell last year was 215ll. In -
precincts Cincinnati gives Harrison
plur.lity of 1HSl The same precincts
last wear gave Mckinley q plurality of
1,724
Detroit Mlch.-F0ty precincts in
NTehlgau out of $50 givc Rich repuh-
anan 4. N53. NIorsn Namocrn A+Sl I'M
1S~S Iuca republican, had d,3-2 Burt
Gemaaau ASA.
Cniaago-2.0 townships in Illinois
outside III Cook county give Harrison
u.1a. Cleveland 35,N19 CIcreiml's
lw. cain Il lbs
Montgomery. Ala Cleveland has
ChicaGa. $40 out or 692 precinct n
Chicago give Harrison 72al6 Clav
land s9.721
Denver. Colo Tho clear weather
hrough, out. Jan unusually heavy vote I'M
this city. Indications are that the rs
publicans have 81 small plurality i'm eiec-
+ tors in the city.
Cincinnati, O.--155 precincts give Har-
rison 27017, Cleveland 23a5s, Same
/ last year gave Mckinley 23.74o, Camp
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-11-12
STERLING

s. gitrr Ii.,are guuuevrcU Xsi,h The Cd
tnU b8tt.
The origin of the word sterling, as
applied to English money, is % singular
bit of linguistic history. Esterlins' ID
old English, meant IL man from Ih7
east or from the continent Of Europe.
During the reign of Henry III. OF Eng
land the coin current became so den's
ed chat it passed for a title Of IFS nom
nal value, and the necessity for li'
provement became apparent lpeIg
were no rehuers in the realm who couu
separate the alloy from the precious
metal to the extent of purifyins 'u7
latter and rendering 1t tit for colDa-e
purposes SO a number Of Eastefult-S
were brought from Germany to 40 y.
work. The coins they sent from w.
royal mint were so much supenO' y
those in common use that they "ay
known as the Esterling money ani
by popular corruption soon became
sterling.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-11-12
CONDENSED US

refinery.
The public debt was decreased $685.
40 in October.
The Indiana democrats and prohibit
tonists make a dicker.
Ten Catholic cardinals have died dur
Ing the past ten months
George c. Stebbins has gone 10 Ire
land to assist Mr.. Moody.
Palestine Is about one-fourth az large
AS the state Of New York.
An attempt was made to burn the
Star Theater at Cleveland, o. Tuesday.
The bank Of 0. IL. Hollenback at
Auburn, Cal, failed Monday. Liabili-
ties, $4,000.
All tho officers Of the national W. q.
Il. L. are reelected, including Miss
Willard, the president.
A three per cent dividend has been
declared On American cotton seed oil,
payable November 10.
Thus far twenty-one bodies Of per
cons drowned III the Rounlnia disaster
have been recovered.
A manual Of Christian Endeayor plil-
ciplcs is TO be printed in the Armenian
and Turkish languages.
A tramp was killed and three train
men injured in a railroad wreck at
Disputana Station, Va
Charles Giles OF Minneapolis has been
arrested mt Racine, Wis, Tor passing a
forged check for $1,000.
Tho senate has decided to petition
Chancellor Won CapriU TO declare that
Hamburg Is free Of cholera
The Canadian Pacific Railway com
pany are trying to secure a fast At
Anuc service to the worlds fair.
Adwces have been received at Otta-
wa, Ont, that Japan is preparing for
a crusade against seal poachors next
season.
Consul General Domingo Rail- OF
Ecuador, accused of forging notes, was
acquitted by Justice Ryan in New
York city.
a train on the Omaha road ran into
n hand ear ut Sibley, Iowa, killing two
men and fatally inJuring another.
Judge ". G. Andcrs, one Of the best
known JuIists in Texas. smcided Tues
day night while temporarily insane.
A sister 0f the late king of Holland
has made generous contribution to
the Social work OF the Salvation Army.
Max Suhoenthal, "A New York hop
ana malt dealer, has failed. His liza
bilities aggregate upwards of $2JO,OOO
NJ poYeaux, director of the Ottoman
bank at Constantinople, has committed
suicide by drowning himself ut Corfu.
Nathaniel A. Barney, for twenty
years proprietor Of the Occidental hotel
at Mus,egon, Mich, died Tuesday
night
Dean McVeagh, an alleged horse
thief, was shot aud killed while resist
Ing arrest by Fred prees, at st, Heu-
rvs, Ohio.
Ed Murtn, "a cigarmakcr 80 years
CID committed suicide at Sioux Fails,
). d., by taking luudauum Disguised
with life.
Thomas A. Gleason, u well-kuown
cotton buyer in New orleans, has been
arrested. charged with forgery. The
amount involved is $1,000.
The Davenport Iowa ana Dakota
railway was sold at auction nj Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, to The Burlington, Cedar
Rapids and Northern, for S62O,UOO.
Attorney General Miller issues a cir
.E Ei4.-.FarH.tf.EI|. Il|IUTaII
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-11-12

Ia Crosse.
/ Pepin, Nov. S.-The towp Of Pepin
gives Harrison 127 majority, Spooner
100, Shaw for congress 12S plurality,
Mckenzie for assemb lyman 13G ma
| jority. The vote was heavy.
Jack on.
Black River Falls, Nov. SIN this
city Harrison gets 1876 plurality, Spoon
er Id plurality, McGiIlveay for assem-
bly, 81 plurality, @. b. Shaw for Cong
! ress 40 plurality The indications now
at hand give the republican ticket in
/ this county a majority Of at least 1000.
A very heavy vote was cast
jefferson.
Jefferson, Nov. S-rhe third precinct
Of the town Of Jefferson gives Cleye-
land 1O5, Harrison 10, Peck and Spoon
er tho same vote; congress the same,
the balance OF tho ticket the same ex-
cept Bullock for railroad commissioner,
who runs little ahead-a democratic
gain OF over the vote OF SS-a gain OF
13 over the vote OF 1890.
The town Of jefferson, first and sec
ond district, gives Cleveland 63S, Harri-
son 1876, Peck GIL, Spooner 100, Bar
wig 634 Caswel 1S5-a democratic gam
OF 50. The balance Of the ticket runs
with Peck Bullock, railroad commits
sioner is 90 ahead.
Douglas.
West Superior, Nov. S.-The re
turns are coming in very slow, the vote
is light. Six out of fifteen precincts
give Harrison 400, Spooner 473 and their
plurality viii no doubt reach 800. Blu
chanans friends conceded Haugen's
reelection to congress. Mills (rep) is
elected to the assembly.
Fierce.
River Falls, Wis, Nov, S.--Harrison
and Spooner win carry the city of River
Fails by gS votes, phipps for senator by
93, Corcoran for assembly by 50, Ho-
gan for congress by 90.
Lafayette.
Darlington, Nov. S.-Clevcland's ma
lority in this town is -; Peck's p;
johnson, democrat, for assemblyman, is
probably elected by a small majority.
Returns from other towns OF the county
show democratic gains The entire
county ticket IS claimed by the demo
Gratis.
IIonosha.
Kenosha, Nov. S.-Kenosha City
gives Cleveland 4OS The vote was the
heaviest ever pOlled.
The New York Commercial Advertiser
says Cleveland shows a loss in Kings
county.
Phladelphia-The republicans claim
Harrisons majority in the state is TO-
600.
A New York Herald special says
Colorado gives Harrison a small plu-
raIity.
Verbs is elected governor of New
Jersey by 1000.
Buiralo.
Fountain Civ, Wis Nov. S.--The vote
is light with democratic gain. The
vote for Cleveland is 125, Harrison 90,
Peek IA Spooner O., Coburn 121, Shaw
81, Lenhardy 70.
Prescott, NOV. S.-PrCSCott city, com
pletc, gives Cleveland a majority of rs,
Peck 141, buchanan for congress 10,
state senator J. Goe Is, assembly H..
Bascom 33.
Appleton. Wis, Nov. 9.-Banes. dem
ocrat. is elected to congress by Il good
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-11-12

Pepin, Nov. S-The towp Of Pepin
gives Harrison 127 majority, Spooner
129, Shaw for congress 12S plurality,
Mckenzie for assemb lyman 136 ma
jority The vote was heavy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-11-12
WISCONSIN

Milwaukee, Nov. S.-Twenty-tWo pre-
cincts in the town and county give
Harrison 1906, Cleveland 4461.
Twonty-four precincts in the town and
county give Spooncr 5,469, Peck 1880,
This indicates a slight majority for
SpConer, though this is doubtful.
Mitchell win probably have a small
majority over Often. 1t is impossible to
make even guess as to the legislature.
Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. S.-Retulns
from 81 out of 80 precincts show dem
ocrauc plurality of 1,292, which sup
ports the claim Of the democratic man
ayers that they have carried the county
by 1900. Emerson ID. Hoyt republi-
can, is elected to the assembly from the
eighteenth district by 1000 majority.
Keogh is elected from the first
Milwaukee, Wis, Nov S.-Eifty-live
towns and precincts give Harrison H.
G3G, Cleveland 12,452, Spooner 12,26S,
Peck 12,7T5. WauWutOSa, Which win 50
opubHcan by 500 majority, has not been
heard from. The outlook is now that
tine republicans win carry the county
ny " Nl'''' l'''i'H
has H'll-, Ai'gn'u lo'-n'.
milwaukee, NOV, Same Says v 's-
consiu Is sure for Harrison by 5000 to
500 ANA for Spooner by Looo more.
r,lu~
po,netre. Nov. S-The vote of Poy-
nstfa ,glS. Snronur 62. Peck s., CTS
u.ru G2. Bmyig So. Harrison 81. Cleye-
""' ''' '',.'.
c.l.nnli5 OWES IIa,gfs,p 7oa Spa9usr
M C,sy-rII 1oo lL.Couarlzfa f03. Iua-
t..,'t,,,
Dodge.
Horizon, NOV. Sine ItSl pE''tltS1
of The town ot HUBBARD loe'lo.''- lh4
village of Horizon gives IieFei3n' ~.
iiartlS' IL a. I'.N -''' Hi'",'i',' ''' i'''
I-,v lake NOV S-ThC vote here
was Harrison ''o' '.le'''''l'u 80
Spoonrr l2N' leeh 10 o"SM,' -
harWiG 49, A.l''E' lot aSstli'''9 - :
Burke ISL. inc state anu COUNTY
tickets are tus same q lot Eol '.iol.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-11-12

r. Brunson Young. represe ~ IDS
Chicago newspaper. committed So
by asphyxiation in San Franelse0 ),
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-11-12

Miss Caroline Halter of Racine. was
married To John Prochal. Of Minnesota
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-11-12

Black River Falls, Nov SIN this
city Harrison gets 1876 plurality, Spoon
er Id plurality, McGiIlyeay for assem-
bly, 81 plurality, @. B. Shaw for Cong
ress 40 plurality. The indications now
at hand give the republican ticket in
this county a majority Of at least 1000.
A very heavy vote was cast.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-09

finest fiber in the world now comes from
Nucatan. The seed which the company
uses is indirectly from there 1t has the ad-
vantage though of being acclimated. The
first ever brought to Florida was by DR..
Perrine, who planted it on his grant near
the cOmpany's land. From this grant the
young plauts are secured. Mr.. Dodge car
red strippi 6 machine with him to the
New river and extracted the fiber from
three tons of leaves. The process is a very
simple one. The leaves are cut leugthwise
by numerous blades, and the pulp washed
from the fiber. The article is then dried
and is soft, strong, silky and ready for ship
ment Fiber IS easy 10 cultivate, and any
land, almost, below the frost line, is adapted
to it. Sisal hemp is Of the cactus family.
1t hardy plant and its thorn-tipped leaves
protect it from icing trodden down by cat
tie. To show that the industry will be
great one, 1t Is only necessary to say that
the country pays out every year SIS 100000
for its binding Irvine, to say nothing of
rope and other products. Not long ago
the government appropriated IS 900 for
fiber Investigations. The company from
this appropriation will secure the benefit
of Mr.. bod els complete report soon to be
published. and also $1,000 OF seed plants
from the department. TIE company
which is composed almost entirely of JACK
sonville gentlemen, has boat in connec-
ton with ITS farm. aud proposes later 70
| buy machinery for separating the fiber
from the pulp. 1t has also plenty OF push
| and believes firmly III the future greatness
of the industry.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-09

who died in the hospital in this city, was
buried in our cemetery and was one OF the
first eight soldiers buried there from the
hospital. Since that time the laying of OF
avenues through those grounds brought the
grave of this soldier squarey IN the avenue.
The question Of transferring the remains
from that spot to the confederate cemetery
has been under discussion by the Memorial
Association for some time, and few days
ago the work of removing was done.
Upon reopening the grave, which
had been closed about twenty -eig hit
years, only a few bones we're to be seen,
and among these were two finger rings, one
plated gold ring, the other gutta percha,
both unframed by corrosiOn, and when
bebbed up, bad no appearance Of Having re-
NAMED buried In the earth during that
long period There was not as was hoped,
any name or other mark upon either rlng
whereby a clew could be had to the indenu-
fcation Of the wearer, all records pointing
% such having been burned in this city
some years ago by night fire developing.
The wearer is thought by some to have
been Mississppian. and the association
would be exceedingly glad to learn, if pos
sible, the whereabouts of any of his kindred
to whom they would be pleased to restore
these relics