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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
ANcws nudgct from Essex.

Correspondence Oi tho Richmond Dlspatcn.l
DCNssy1Lr August 2j.-At last the Sc
we're drought SO long prevailing III this re-
gl,n has been broken. There was fine
raiu last evening aud indications of moro
today Man and beast are greatly checrcd.
The late corn viii now revive and ear out;
pastures. gardens, and root crops viii re-
new their growth.
Cards are out for lawn party 10 come
of tins evening. under the auspices Of
Miss Mamie Garnett. upon the spacious
grounds at lnwood. the residence ~ Miss
NAMES father. The young folks anticipate
o happy occasion.
Dr. Cr0p.ev, lady, and daughters, accom-
panied by their Young lady friend, 4llsS
Craig. an OF GEORGETOWN. -. C., are on e
visit u Mr.. T. Garrett and family. Mrs.
Crouley isH sister 70 Miss Garnett, daUgh-
tiers OF Mr.. Leroy Dobyors long promi-
ueut merchant and member of the notable
house of b. d. Pitts N Co., LlOydS, Essex
county.
Major mot military major Hodgers,
who has been in very urecariOus health
for several week, died a. his residence,
near here. on the mghtOi Tuesday, 23d in
stant. Though not a learned man or one
OF wealth, be was one OF strictest integrl-
ty and honor. q member of EappahanuOck
Disciples church here, and lived and died
tit example for the closest observance
and following.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27

CANT expenditure Of public money having
for its purpose the advancement OF pri-
vate enterprise. The election Of Presi-
dent, Vice-President. and United States
senators by direct vote of the people IS
favored.
ELECTORS AND cogGREssMES.
OLYMPIA. WASH. August 26.-At last
nights session of the Democratic conven-
tion four presidential electors were nomi-
mated and Thomas Carroll, of Tacoma, was
nominated for Congress by acclamation;
Several names were proposed for second
congressional nomination, but oil declined
70 enable delegates TO agree ona candidate.
sHTvHEY FOR GOVERNOR.
H. j. Shiveley, of Yakima, was nomI-
mated for Governor on the first ballot. and
at late hour the convention adjourned
until to-day without completing the
ticket.
THE TICKET coMPLErED.
The Democratic State Convention to-day
completed its ticket as follows: Congress
man, J. A. Munday, Clark county; Lieu
tenant-Goyernor, II. G. Wilson. jefferson
county; Supreme Judges, +. X. Hanna,
Whitman. and W. II. Brinker, Pacific Sec
retary OF State, John NJ. Ravy, Mason /;
Treasurer. Harrison Clothier, Skagll; Au-
ditor. Samuel Bass. Whitcomb; Attorney
General, X. W. Starr, Douglass; State
Printer, L. II. Borden. Spokane; Land
Commissioner, f. 5. Lewis, Spokane.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
Borden Murder Trial.
(By telegraph 70 tho Dispatch.


FALL RIVER. Mass, August 26. The
character of the crowd in the District
Court room this morning at the resump-
ton of the Borden hearing was material
ly different from that of yesterday. Men
were more plentiful and women corre-
spondingly scarce. The prisoner and her
friends came in unattended. except by the
city marshal. DR.. Dolan's examination
was resumed. No testimony of a positive
nature was secured. Tho wound IN
Mrs. Borden's back, Dolan testified,
was first discovered at the au-
topsy held in Oak-Grove Gene
tery. Then camo the most gruesome part
of the testimony yet given, and while 1t
was going on Miss Lizzie and Miss Emma
closed their eyes aud flushed and showed
much feeling. Witness said the bodies
had been disinterred. The skulls were re-
moved from the bodies by instructions
of the Attorney General. The skulls were
cleaned. and the bodies were now buried
without the heads. The skulls were pho
tographed and were now in witness's pos
session. No member of the Borden family
was informed of the removal aud photo
graphing of the skulls, as far as witness
knew.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27

,,orohers of tho oOmmittee present that
Tho President could exercise such power.
A quarantine inspection commission was
appointed oy the conference 70 inspect all
quarantine stations OF the United States,
Canada. and Mexico. This commission Is
20 report to the internatlonai Dosru'
Cholera Epidemic Denied.
BRussErs, August rs. The honiteur (the
official organ) denies that cholera is cpl
domic in any part OF beigium' Inc I'M
ported casos IN Antwerp. IT says, have
been isolated aud the disease is abating.
Cholera Figures Rise.
81. PETERSBURG. August 2G.--Tho cholera
returns Of Yesterday show another upward
lump in the number of new cases reported.
"Wednesday 5.679 new cases were reported.
Yesterday there were 6,322 new cases. Tho
death figures also show an increase. Yes
terday there were 2.977 deaths reported,
against 2,7l3 for Wednesday. In ~. Pc
tersourg there were reported yesterday
l03 new cases and "a deaths
Canadian Quarantine.
OTTAWA. OST., August 26.-The Depart
mcnt OF Agriculture has been notified OF
the departure Of the steamer Wandaham
from Hamburg for Montreal yesterday.
The vessel will DO quaTantined, and the
Canadian authorities will take thorough
measures 20 prevent the introduction OF
cholera.
Batoum Licorice Haired oat.
WASHINGTON. August 26-In accordance
with the recommendations of the Marine
Hospital Service tho Collector OF Customs
at New York has been directed TO refuse TO
allow the entry of licorice-root coming
from Batoum. Russia, inasmuch as Batoum
Is the centre of the infected district in
Russia. and cholera has been prevailing in
that city IN epidemic form during the
present season. 10 Is feared that the bag
glug might be a source Of danger.
The Steamship Companies Aid.
WAsHING1oN, August 26.-The Treasury
Department is much gratified at tho atti-
tude of the steamship companies IN so
promptly manIfestlng desire TO assist the
department IN all ways possible TO keep
out the dreaded scourge. With their
hearty co-operaJiOu II IA felt that much
can bc accomplished towards this desired
end.
Hamburg steamer at Boston.
BosroN. Mass, August 2G.-The steamer
Kehrweider. from Hamburg, was boarded
by the port physicians when she reached
quarantine this morning. She had seventy
PASSENGERS, all of whom, with their bag
gage. will be cieansed. and their clothing
aud baggage fumigated. The captain of
the steamer reported that there had been
no sickness Whatever on board, and she
was allowed tO proceed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
APPROVED BY THE QUEEN.
Royal Household Appointments-The
Royal Bucl.-H Hounds an Issue.

tBV AnHI0-ATDtfiCtiu ChDlo " tuo DlolubSisl
LONDON. August 26.-The Queen has ap-
proved the appointment of Lord Caring
ton. joint hereditary Lord Great Chamber
lam of England as Lord Chamberlain IN
succession of the Earl of Lathom. Her
Majesty has also approved the appoint
ments OF the Marquis of Breadaibane as
Lord Steward and Niscount OXenbrldge as
Master of the Horse. Both OF these are
positions IN the Queens household. Under
Lord Suhsbury's administration the posi-
ton of LORD Steward was held by the Earl
OF Mt. Fdgcumb and tnat OF the Master OF
the Horse by the Duke OF Portland.
The Star and Chronicle each protest
against Mr.. Gladstone's reflllug the post
ofAlaster of the Royal Buck-HOunds, po-
sition previously held by the Earl Of Co
ventry. by the appointment OF LORD hlb-
blesdale. The papers hold that the con-
tlnuance of the post sanctions elaborate
cruelty to animals. This i5 one more
point" saws the CbrOnice, on
which Mr. Gladstone has alienated
the sympathy of the Democracy"
For a long time past there has
been an agitation carried on against the
sport of deer-hunting with dogs, the oppo-
nents Of this method OF hunting claiming
that II is cruel and inhuman: The royai
buck.hounds have come ia for their tull
share Of disapprobation. and now the ap-
pointment Of Liberal master OF the buck
hounds is taken advantage OF by TWO
Liberal papers to make further attack on
Mr.. Gladstone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
THE BOARDS ACTION SUSTAINED.
Lee Camp Approves the Report ne to the
Soldiers' Home.

At the meeting of Leo Camp last night
Major James w. Pegram. secretary OF the
Board of Visitors of the Soldiers Home.
made q report OF the action of that body
in reference to the recent charges against
General Terry, superintendent of the
home. II will be remembered that COM
mittee from the Board Of Visitors made a
very elaborate investigation OF these allie
cations and formulated report to the
board. which was adopted. totally eXone-
rating General Terry. The camp endorsed
aud sustained the action of the board in
this matter.
A statement as 10 the receipts from the
entertainment given by the Old Guard y
of Lee Camp and the First Virginia Regi-
ment showed that the camp was entitled
to S40.s5, which amount has already been
turned over to Its treasurer.
Past Grand Commander William +.
Smith stated that he would soon finish the
work upon the history of the camp and
submit 1t for the inspection of that body.
The "Old Guard " will soon be called upon
to assist III another entertainment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27

there eliminated to-day in avery serious
disturbance. The Frenohmen, IN oouy,
BeIcians and smasheI every window IN
them. The Belgians appealed 10 tne
gendarmes for help. but when the olhceis
attempted to disperse the rioters the ias,
ter showed such an ugly disposition tnas hs
il was found necessary TO call upon ~"
troops TO suppress the disorder. Inc Dol,
gian miners have been advised 70 lense
France in the event of further ASSAULTS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
81 to Old Point and Return via Chess-
peake md Ohio.

The fast excursion train to Old Point
Sunday, August 2sth, is rarely equalled IN
leave Richmond at s A. M.. running on
fast time to Old Point. returning TO Rich
mond at $50 u. Nj.
You can spend eight and half hours
at Old Point enjoying the surf and sight
seeing, three hours of which can be spent
on the water BY making the excursion 70
the Capes. the cost OF which IS only 50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
Mnrln,,s M.inrltv Enlarrei.

fBy Anglo-Ameucan cable TO the Dispatch.l
LONDON. August 26.-The election at New
castle-on-Tyne yesterday resulted in the
return Of John Morley, Chief Secretary Tor
ireland. IN the general election Alr; Nor
ley received l0.090 votes, but Yesterday he
received ~. 9S3 votes. Mr.. Morley was op-
posed by Mr. Pandeli Ralli Liberal Union
ist). He received II ,244 votes, making blr.
Morley's majority 1.739. This shows a de-
clded falling of in the Conservative vote.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27

But few articles have reached such world
wide reputation as AsoosrrkA BrfTxRs For
over fifty years they have been tho Acknowledged
standard regulators OF the digestive organs.
Their success has melted limitations BE sure
you get tho genuine article, manufactured only
by DR.. j. q. b Siegert 4 Sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
Two MIN RESCUED
Double Dynamite Bomb-ardment.

TBy AnclO-American cnDIe 20 thA DIspatch-I
TRIESTE, AUSTRIA, August 26.-Great ex-
citement was caused yesterday by a double
explosion OF dynamite which occurred in
front of the official residence of the Stat
halter. Fortunately the damage done was
slight. An investigation was at once start
ed by the police. but no trace of the au-
thors of the explosions could be found.
From the pieces of metal found in the
vicinity 1t was seen that two bombs had
explDded
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
Famous F,rm Embarrassed.

tBy Anglo American cable 20 the Dispatch.l
LONDON. August pa circular has been
issued calling q meeting of the share
holders in the great Bradford manufac-
turing concern of Sir Titus Salt, Sons d
Co., Limited, to consider q proposition 70
wind up the affairs of the company. The
circular states that the English plush
trade generally, in which the company Is
largely engaged, has fallen 20 ono tenth OF
what il WAS before the Mckinley tarin
went into effect IN the United States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
WELSH MINE DISASTER.
Heartrendlng Scenes About the Pil-Eouth.
Miners Entombed.

[By Anglo-American cable 70 the Dispatch.l
LONDON, August GA fearful mining
accident occurred this morning at Park
slip coal-pit. near Bridgend mining town,
in Glomorganshire, Wales. The day-shiit
Of miners had not long been in the mine
when a most terrible explosion was heard.
The day-shift comprised 80 men, and their
relatives and friends rushed to the pit
mouth TO learn tho extent OF the disaster.
The explosion had caused the earth and
rock TO fail and the mouth OF the pit was
closed. Not single man of the $50 in the
mine had made his escape and it is feared
that there has been great loss of life.
Hundreds of miners in the vicinity have
volunteered their services, and the work of
clearing the plymouth is being pursued as
rapidly as circumstances will permit. All
around the pit are gathered women and
children. hoping for the best yet expect
ing the worst. The mine officials hold out
all the hope possible, but they fail to make
the mothers and wives believe that there
is much hope.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
Cheap Excurson Rates.

RICHMOND TO NORFOLK AND RETURN
Via Petersburg and Norfolk aad Western
Railroad.
Tickets will bo sold for the regular pas
senger trains leaving Richmond Byrd
Street station Saturday, August 9th. at
2:5S p. ii. and 5:45 p. ~. aud Sunday.
August 18th. at A. NJ. good TO return
until Tuesday, August 80, 1892.
These special-excursion tickets give
ample time in which to visit Virginia
Beach. Ocean View, and Old Point. For
full information apply 70 X. w. Courtney,
Passenger Agent SSS east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
Nominations for Congress.
rRv .oleQranh 70 the DigDatch.l

LlNDsDA1.E. Pa, August 26.-Seventh
District Congressional Representative
Hallowell (DemocraD has been renomI-
mated.
MoUND CRY, Mo-. August 2'.-E ID,
Burnes DemOcrat) has been nominated
for Congress in the Fourth District. He
sason Of the late Representative Burnes.
ATLANTA, Ga, August 26.-Ihe Demo-
Gratis of the Fourth District have unanl-
mously rcnominated Representative Moses
for Congress.
SELMA, ALA. August 26.-Gaston A. Ro-
bins. of Selma. has been nominated for
Congress by the Democratic Convention
of the Fourth Alabama District.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
DROWNED WHILE BOATING.
Tho sad Fate of Guy Maxwell at Latta
Park, Near Charlotte, y. {.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.l

INuF'lHI toIogrnm % tho UIspAI'H.I
CHABior1E. \. c., August 26.-Whle ont
boating tonight at Latta Park, a place on
the order of the Reservoir Lake, where they
have music and trohcing, Guy Maxwell,
about n years old. IN company with a
companion, was drowned. 1t seems that in
some way the boat WAS capsized. One of
them was heard TO say, Hold on to the
sides"
There were quito number Of people
about the place, bat nobody seemed to pay
any attention 10 them. They were heard
to cry for help several times, but no ono
realized the danger they were IN until one
Of them AIaxweln sank to rise no more.
They are still diving for his body, but at
this writing it has not been discovered.
The place where he was drowned IS sup
posed 10 be about 10 or 20 feet deep.
La,o--ll:3O p M-They have given up
search until morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
ror Cash nnd 30 Exchnnge.

offer to-day a large lot of odds aud
ends at Sl.5O. Ladies' Slippers. 0xfords,
and Button Boots. old price on this lot
from 80 to ga. They 60 at S1.5O. One
trunk full of Slippers at soc. per pair. II
you wish low or high-quarter shoes now is
the time 10 buy them cheap.
T.. II. SPENCE,
The Shoe and Trunk House.
wrong side of Broad, corner Eighth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
Washington state Democracy.

OLYnrrA, VASE, August 2e.-When the
Democratic State Convention reassemb bled
the report OF the Committee on keso-
lutions was read. The platform en-
dorscs the national platform and the nomi-
nees OF the Chicago convention. pledges
reform in tue existing tarif lava, opposes
the Federal election law, favors the free
and unlimited coinage OF American silver.
and such liberal approprfations for
coast Improvement ~ shall be-of ben eat
to the State, hut condenns auy extraya-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
The IDAHO DEMOCRATS.
They Denounce the International None
tary Conference as a Fraud.


lBy telegraph to the Dispntch.l
BOISE. IDAHO, August 26.-John Nj.
Burke, of ShoshOne county, was noml-
mated for Governor by the Democratic
State Convention last night. and ): ".
Jones, of Blackfoot, was nominated tor
Lieutenant-GoVernor
At last nights session a platform was
adopted endorsing the Chicago deelara-
tions, demanding the free and unlimited
coinage of silver. and denouncing the IN
ternational monetary conference as fraud.
Referring to the CHur d'Alene trouble,
the platform denounces the Republican
authorities for dealing with the aiair after
the suppression of all riotous demonstra-
tions, and the arrest of the rioters as a
deep-laid plot and political scheme ior
the suppression OF the free vote and far
count, and the disfrancnisement or expul-
sion from the State, of the Democratic
voters OF that section.
The convention adjourned till to-day.
When the Democratic State Convention
met this morning l.. +. Jones, who was
nominated for Lieutenant-G last
night, declined. and Frank Harrison, OF
Washington county. was nominated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
Terrible Yacht Disaster.

SAGINAW. Mich. August 26.-The steam
yacht Wahpiti went down IN a storm thls
afternoon. George Sherman. cook on board
OF the Yacht. telegraphed from CollIng-
wood. Ont, to-day: Boat wrecked. Two
of US saved. All the rest drowned"
The Wahpti left here about ten days ago
on a cruise up the lakes. She had on
board II. W. Sibley. son of the late Hiram
Sibley, the millionaire capitalist of
New York, his wife. son. daughter.
and two lady friends, Miss NJ. 2. Bond
and Miss +. w. Durbin. Of Rochester. n.
Y. The crew was composed OF Captain
James Eldredge and Engineer Walter A
Henry. Jerome O'Haro, dsck-hand % fire
man, name unknown, and George Sher-
man cook
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27

IBy teIegrapn 70 tho UI3patcn'I
ATLANTA. Ga, August 26.-At Morganton
to-day Edmund Green was hanged for the
brutal murder of w. o. Keener, committed
AuguQt 10 1SoO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION.
John Randolph Tucker. of Virginia. Pre-
sident-The Medals.
Telegraph 70 tho Dispatch.i

tljy telegraph 20 the DlspatchI
SARAToaA, n. v. August 26.-The meet
ing of the American Bar Association was
were voted 10 David Dudley Field, of New
YORK. and Lord Selborne. Of England. TOR
distinguished services in advancing the
science OF jurisprudence.
Action en- ths report Of tho Committee
on international Law was laid over one
year.
The following officers were chosen
John Randolph Tucker. Of Virginia. presl-
dent, with one vice presldeat 10 eech
State Edward Otis Buntley, OF Balunore'
secretary: Frapels Bawlo, Of Philadelphia
treasurer; BRADLEY q. Schley, OF hilwau,
kee: Alfred Hemenway. OF Boston, apo
George @. Mercer, Of Savannah, Executive
Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
southern n,way and s. :. Association

ATLANTA, Ga. August 26.--The Execu,
tive Board of the Southern Railway and
Steamship Association discussed to-day
the fraudulent substitution of cotton
practiced under the rebilling privilege.
Commissioner Stehlman was instructed to
prepare stringent rules for the protection
of the roads. Some changes were made in
ootton-rates and tho board adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
Death Penalty Paid.

~ . III7 t'I7F'@V1Il-I
CAMDEN. n. j., August 26.-James X.
Morton was hanged in the county jail this
morning. Death resulted in five minutes.
Morton was hanged for the murder of an
old negro woman with whom he had been
living for some time. He killed her 10 OBJ
tain $500 she had received from the sale OF
a house. He attempted TO sell her body to
a doctor before committing the murder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
The Ameer,a Anxiety.

[By Anglo-American cable TO the DisDatch.l
sMLA. INDIA, August 26.-The Ameer Of
Afghanistan has written letter to the
Indian government in which he says that
the admistratlon of the external affairs of
his country is in the hands of the British,
and he asks what course he is 10 pursue,
as he cannot endure a continuation of the
hostile action Of Russia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
FATAL END OF A FEUD.
One Farmer shoots Another as They Go to
Church.
lBy telegraph to the Dlspatcn.l

tBy telosrupn 10 tho blSphtphl
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, August pa Spe-
cial - the Times Union from Mayo says:
Thomas Calhoun. a white farmer, was shot
and instantly killed last Sunday morning,
two miles west of Mayo, by Bee
Dixon. another farmer A feud had
existed between the two families for
many years. The two men met on the
way TO church and talked the matter over
calmly, agreeing TO leave the dispute 10
Arbitration. AS the men were about
10 separate to enter the church enclosure
Calhoun stepped through the gate, IN
advance of Dixon. Then Dixon low
cred a rifle from his shoulder and shot
Calhoun IN the back and breast, killing
him almost instantly. Dixon fled and has
not yet been arrested. MAYO is q small
village on the Swauno rYer, IN LaIayetsle
comfy. nearly sixty miles from railroad,
and the farmers always carry guns 10
church
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
False Eeonomy

is practiced by people who buy interior ar
tioles of food because cheaper than stand
ard goods, Infants are entitled TO the best
food obtainable. II il o fact that the Gail
Ss ks'dSs S p ,S ous grocer a and
druggist keep 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
Registered from Richmond.

I5peCIal taI7gIarT % rII0 Or5VaVcu.I
NEW YORK, August 2G.--B. II. Nash and
wife, Fifth Avenue; A. +. Miller, Union
Square; J. A. Cabell, New York; B. NJ.
Parham and Mrs. Langhorne, st. james f;
p. Ii. Harwood and o. H. Funsten, Hof-
man; j. Cohen, Continental; j. p. Powell,
ST. Dennis; lie Rueger and II. c. Rueger,
hctrono1ttop
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
A. SAKS & CO.,
ELEVENTH AND MAIN.
TESTIMONY OF Mr.. v. I. EPPS.
a AWelLKnown Richmond Merchant Tells
What Dr. Coates Has Done for Him.

Mr.. Epps says;
{" When | began treat
m ent un q or Dr.
Coates = few weeks
ago | had been suffer
Ing from catsIrh Tor
Ave or sin years. Ny
symptoms were head
ache; so m o tt m o .
slight, at other times
excructating. Ny nose
was constantly cloggod
up, and hard knots
formed in IL, which ]
blew out or hawked
out with much didi-
Guilty. | also bad nln-
cus constantly falling
back into my threat,
and sometimes would
blow large scaDs from
my nose. Ny throat
often got dry and stiii
| aud sore. At times
there Was a thick, foul,
yellow discharge from
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
sumerby Turns Up.

IBy [oIeBfaDn % mo UIspAIVH'I
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 26.-Supreme-
Justice Sumerby, of the Iron Hall, re-
turned home tonight. He said that IN his
institution in the country. His actions
had ALWAYS been straightforward and
honest. There was no occasion for a re-
celyer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
A 100000 Failure.
n -FV"f"""
rBv telegrapn 70 the Dispatch.

TOY NHIthI AIII % 1IIV I'I7tII17'1+'
JACKSON. Mich, August 26.-W. +. Cow
hall. proprietor of a large implement ware
house, and also interested in clothing and
other kinds of business, has failed. His
liabilities probably exceed 100000. His
assets ere much less.