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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-02

Jonah Tho answer came promptly ~
spec' Jonah was foolin' long hum"
One bright Saturday morning Miss New
comb. dressed In u Dolly Warden SUIT,
with pnrasol 10 match, started out 20 call
on her neighbors. The hrsf place che
visited was 'mainnyAp ,, a. .s sne ps wns
shout there. On reaching mammy's
dwelling she found her sceted in
the yard under stately white
oak tree " peaIln apples.p Addressing
her as Mrn. Henderson, she said, Good
morning. "uawnin, Iaarm glad ter see
You. narm.. Come IN an set down. marin.
johnnie. wipe out dat cheer fur de lady .
somebody done split buttermilk IN dat
cheef.n -
On being seated Miss Eevcomb said /;
AIRS henderson. this is the first social
visit I've paid since | came to Virgln-ian,
aud when / say n social visit mean IT with
all the force which the languages implies.
God has given you dark skin and me o
white one. but do not consider that oY
reason of that difference in cur complex
ion that am your superior in any respect,
for You are my equal in every way, 80.
. Or. ya-as'ln, 1 knows DAT De WIZ
foxes ,roun here is jes' as nice ter me as
dey is 10 one nur'er. / goes down to DR.:
Bannister's, Mr.. Lewis Harvie's, an
Thomas Y. Tabb's. an ies' as soon as dey
finds Pm on de place de ladies revltes me
up into dey chambers. an sets dar an
talks an talks Wild de white ladies fom
soon arfter brekfus' t'welI way ,yarnder
mos t'well dinner-time. an den dey axes
me eff woan stay an tick dinner. VI,
ya-as'm, dey treats me ies' lack was whits !,
foxes, tool Oars plenty o. places dat
goes TO roun' here whar 'ps welcome, an
deg woud'n lei you put xo' foot inside o ee IRON
,1c0Cd .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-02
THE HOMESTEAD DEVELOPMENT.
Chief-J ustice Parsons Proceeding causes
Taik-Novei Situation
fBv telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

Ialk-NOtci cituhttch-
fBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch-l
PrrrsguRo. Pa. October 1.-Nothing
done since the first trouble at Homestead,
except possibly the attempt on the Ire OF
II. G. Frick, has caused more talk than tue
act of Chief-Justiee Paxson IN issuing war
rants for the arrest OF thirty-tnree home-
stead men charged with treason. lnls y
the first time that charge OF treason mas
been brought in any State for causing
strike or labor trouble, and 1t IS the talk
among the attorneys that 1t certainly is
proper that the great Industrial state or
Pennsylyania should be the first TO settle
the question as to whether armed resist
ance to the law Is treason.
All the judges of the Supreme Court
now present in the city consulted over tie
cases Yesterday in their chambers IN the
courthouse. District-Attorney Burlelgh
and p. G. Knox were sent for and held
long consultation with the Chief Justice,
after which the justices again consulted,
and then DistrlCt-Attorney Burlelgh and
MIR. Knox were instructed by the CHIEF
Justice TO prepare the Informations, and
County Detective BeltZhooyer was order
ed by the Chief Justice to make the infor-
nation, and the Chief Justice signed the
warrants tor the arrest OF the accused,
The most novel part Of the cases will be
their subsequent disposition. The Chief
Justice will hear the application for bail,
and before the cases 60 to the grand Jury
he will call that body before him and de-
liver TO 1t special charge on treason,
fully defining the crime and commenting
on the case. Should true bills be found a
proceeding never seen before will occur.
Chief Justice PaxsoD, an e1-O6icio Judge OF
the court of oyer and terminer, will SIT IN
that court for Allegheny county and try
the cases. This indeed will be novel
and heretofore unknown thing and Will
attract the attention of the world aud
make the cases by reason OF their pecu-
liar circumstances of worldwide noto-
riety.
Messrs. Brennan & Cox. attorneys for
the strikers, are highly indignant over
what they term persecution of the de-
PENDANTS and made some very uncompli-
mentary remarks about the cases and
those engaged in prosecuting them. They
claim to have no fear about the outcome
and say it will not be possible to make
treason out of the acts OF the ADVISORY
Committee. They limited that the long
contemplated suits for treason against the
Carnegie people would now be pushed.
O'Donnell, Critchlow. and Clifford,
three of the accused, are now in jail,
making nine already under arrest. 1t is
expected that moro arrests will follow.
This afternoon an informal discussion
was held by Justice Paxson with the at
torneys for both sides in the charges OF
high treason against the Homestead Ad-
yisory Board. Justice Paxson decided
that the accused should give bail In the
sum of $40 900 each, but up to late hour
none of the defendants now In jail had Sc
cured the necessary bond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-02

Comparisons with anything in this
section are ell out of the question.
We never had so much Clothing, nor
such FINE CLOTHING, nor did we
ever quote such LOW PRICES for such
Fine Clothing as we are in position to
show to-day.
We've simply outcome ourselves, for
we had no other to Guido.
This season we've manufactured and
have now ready stock OF TAILOR
MADE CLOTHING as Stylish, as Sub
stantial, as Perfect Fitting, and as Low
Priced as they can be obtained in any
city in the Union. We except none,
and we are right here with the Goods
and Prices marked in PLAIN FIGURES
to show it and prove it.
We've Clothing for MEN, YOUTHS,
BOYS, and CHILDREN, and TO give
you an idea OF the enormity of our stock
this season it would be necessary for you
to make an investigation, and we can
truthfully state that no such collection
OF ASSORTED WEARING APPAREL
in QUANTITY, QUALITY, or VA
RIETY were ever offered or placed
on sale at such extremely low prices.
We want you to see and verify this
statement to your own satisfaction. The
testimony of your own eyes is always
best-upon that testimony we rely. We
say go where you will, and we suggest
that you look all around but if yon
want to see really First-Class, Tailor
Made Clothing at Rock Bottom Prices,
and if you want to see hundreds OF New
and Beautiful Styles, you must come to
US.
Brag is one thing and solid business
is another. We make big claims, but
we are prepared to substantiate them.
And when we guarantee our Goods are
the Best and our Prices are the Lowest
we substantiate these claims by standing
at the back OF them at any and all times
from standpoint of guarantee, ready
with hard cash to refund the money to
any dissatisfied purchaser.
wsRe everywhere recognized as the
Leaders in the Line, and now more than
ever are we entitled to the foremost rank,
as on inspection of our stock will prove.
Our Matchless Stock of Mems, Youths,
Boys, and Children's Wearing Apparel
will please you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-02
4 PARTY SIDE-SHOW.
Bramblstoa Church WIN 30 Dedicated
Observation-Disclosures Who
Mean Business



Especial telegram TO the Dsspasen-l
NonrotK. October 1.-The Third party o.
Norfolk county had demonstralon 20,
dav At noon at Lesner's Park. ana oenelni
James b. Weaver. the Third-party cahai-
date for President, and Mrs. Lease, VINO "
travelling with him, delivered addresses,
discussing their party issues. A srea.
many persons. through curiosity wen'
ont from the CITY and heard the speaAefs'
The party has little strength in the county.
The Iong-looked-for event 10 M ,at,s..i Nc
circIes-~the dedication of the beautflui NC
Eendree church. in the Brambieton sec
t;on-vill take place tomorrow. hev. ~.
n. Siedd. ID. D.. of Richmond, VIII con
duet the dedication services ana preach
tsyica during the day. Rev. DR.. w. y.
Starr. OF Cumberland-Street, will conduct
the afternoon service.
OUR FRANK SINGS.
At the collation. in honor OF the. compile
tion OF the new knitting-rliu on Poindex.
tsrss Point Captain Frank Cunningham. OF
Richmond. was present and delighted the
gathering With his fine singing.
Mr. r.. z. Jarvis, of Portsmouth, has
been appointed soliciting freight agent OF
the Seaboard Airline, with headquarters
in TINS city. -,
business and have established headquar-
tiers on Main street and thrown 70 the
breeze very handsome banner. Ports
mouth and Berkeley also have small Prohi-
bition clubs.
NAVAL RESERVES.
Another military body has Just been or
eanized here, TO be known as the Norfolk
Naval Reserves, with an enrolled mem ber-
ship of forty-two. and the prospect IS IA
yorable for q large organization.
Captain b. j. Cromwell, executive ofncer
of the navy-yard. has returned from his
summer tour. All the officers of the sta
ton are now back.
The case Of the man civilian II. Wilson,
who abducted the girl Bessie Alien. aud
brought her here from Washington. was
before Mayor Baird in Portsmouth this
morning, and be was committed TO Jail for
attempted criminal assault. lie girl and
her brother were in court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-02
yosgpnlNg MoahIs AcouIITso.
Psaehy yyn Not Withdraw from the Con-
gresslonal CONTEXT.

IfffsfObM tOutfsNt
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
Wu1rAxsBuao. VA, October The fail
term OF the Circuit Court Tor YORK aa-
juurned last evening" In the case OF jos -
phine Morris, charged with the murder Oh
her husband. the Jury returned o verdict
of not guilty. and the prisoner was a. opce
discharged and left for home.
HE WILL STICK.
Mr.. A. C. Peachy, Commemorative At
tornev and Republican congressional can,
didate No, 2, from this district,. returned
Yesterday from the convention. When asked
II he intended to remain IN the helq ne
said he had no idea of withdrawing. unless
Bowden would also DO SO. and that ne
would start out on stumping tour yety
soon. which he promised the NorIolk
county and Newport News delegates ne
would do. The Republicans here are very
quiet on Mr.. Peachy's nom inaton.
PERSONAL.
MIR. Henry Smith, with his sister. Miss
Estelle. and DIR. Charles Coleman, lett yes
terday morning for Virginia Beach.
Mrs. Lyon Tyler. who was so az .geIously
mountains, returned home Thursday eve
ming almost entirely recovered:
Major John A. Henley and daughter.
Miss jamie, are home from VISIT 10 the
seashore.
states that his wife. who Is in Jefferson
county, W. Va. is lying critically III. Inc
Doctor left this evening Cid the YORK
River Line for that point. :,
Mrs. q. w. Gary, of 400 west Marshall
street. Richmond. who has been visiting
relatives here. has returned home.
Mr.. TYLER Davis, a well-known citizen OF
James City, has sold his plantation, known
as " Jockeys Neck" for $4,000 TO Penn
sylvania parties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-02
crewe'. Y. NJ. Q. A. n. r. building.

iNVftoSpOhtohSop eho ANheAAhVhu Diopdtcusl
CREwR. Va, October There was a
meeting here last evening of the commit
tees that had been appointed by each of
the different organizations of the town TO
perfect plans and arrangements for laying
the cornerstone of the Railroad Young
Mems Christian Association building,
which is now under construction, on Thurs
day the 9th instant, which date win be
made gala day for Crewe.
IL is proposed to have an excursion from
Petersburg. and invitations have been ex-
tended to the different Masonic lodges in
this vicinity to be in attendance. The
Machine W orks Band at Roanoke is being
negotiated with for their services on this
occasion.
The usual hour tor prayer-meeting
Thursday evening at the Methodist church
was spent in their annual conference and
the election OF Mr.. K. +. Slanker as church
secretary. The regular annual report was
read by the pastor, Rev. j. L. Mastin;
also. % recapitulation of the progress made
since September 1888, at which time this
church was organized with forty-one
members. They now have membership
Of 2l2. and have paid infor ali purposes q
total OF &i0.652.74.
Mr.. L. b. Pond had the misfortune to
lose by death his infant child. which was
taken to Petersburg yesterday for inter-
ment.
Miss Mary B. Turnbull leaves to-day for
Manchester.
Mrs. DIR. J. W. Bryant Is paying visit in
Petersburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-02

Guess, Of Cary, N. O.. on tho i2th q shls
month.
visiting relatives In this county during the
present week.
accepted the passionate OF the Baptist
church here. and Will preach his hrst Ser
mon tomorrow.
Mr.. Emory Il. Williams, near here. had
this week. I.oss about 81 600. Insured in
tho Valley Mutual, Of Londoun county,
Va, for 81 $50.
Several old people have recently died IN
this vicinity, their ages running from 50 to
30 years :.
preeertf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-02
CONVICT MALE RecAPTUREo.
He Made His Escape Through the Car
Door and Not the Window-HIstory.
fcnocfal falagraun IN Tho Dfspatcbl


Door and Not the window-HIstory.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG. VA. October 1.-Daniel
Male. who made his escape from Sheriff
Weston, of Lee county, on Friday MORN
ing. while he was bringing him TO tho pen
itentiary, was captured to-day on the road
to Amelia Courthouse, about sixty-hye
miles from this city. by Il. II. George. of
this city, and Bir. Boiling, of Dinwlddie
county. Male was completely broken
down, and was sitting on the roadside.
His captors recognized him by the de-
scription given of him, and he only sur
rendered when they drew their guns on
him. Male informed them that If
he had any weapon they would
not have taken him so easily.
When seen at the jail tonight by the
DISPATCH representative. Male made the
following statement: At the time that
he made his escape Weston was asleep and
Mcneil, the guard, was holding. lie did
not make his escape through the car win
dow. but opened the door and stepped of
juries. He LOOK at once TO the woods and
when the sun rose found that be was walk
ing in an easterly direction aud at once
started IN an opposite direction. He tried
to break the handouts off bis arm with
rock, but did not succeed. Finally he sue
ceeded in opening the lock of the hand
cuffs with goose quill. He traded the
handouts for something to cat. He said
that he was guilty of the forgery, but not
guilty of horse-stealing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-02
The Return po.,al.

TO DC Edif0r Of ule DlsDalch.
am glad to find that the Postmaster
General has at iast adopted my recon-
mendation made him some years AGO for a
+" doubis-breasied postal card. so that the
writer can have his postal answered By a
stranger OF friend without any expense
TO him, who, not having postal, as u
often the case, will not have 10 pay cents
for d stamp. This will be great convent
epce TO the public. and desire TO call etten-
ton to il so as to bring it into early use.
w. W. PlREys.
R:chmond. October /. 1882.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-02
KEYsvlLLe's RARE EXPERIENCE.
Treated to a Political Discussion by a
Female Hailing from Kansas.

ELECTROMAGNETIC vi TUG lNlcuiuOuu DlHputChsl
KEYsyILLE. Va, October This town
had rare experience yesterday when a
female politician named Mrs. Haskell, now
of Kansas, but formerly of Ohio, spoke
strongly in favor of the Peoples party.
While she delivered no regular speech she
bad a great deal to say to q small audience
at the depot here. She advocated social
equality and said - had rather see the
dIrtiest negro in Keysville President than
Cleveland. She stated that Kansas would
give Weaver "a large majority. Our people
were disguised with her.
There was grand Democratic rally here
to-day. A laige crowd was in attendance
aud a great deal Of enthusiasm was shown.
This is the stronghold of the Third party
in this county. but think it has weakened
considerably in the past month, and viii
be weaker still since the people have to-
day listened to the discussion Of the issues
OF the campaign by Messrs. j. Hampton
Hoge, of Montgomery, and A. j. Monta-
que, of Danyilie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-02
hurley Tobacco Crop.
rBy telegraph to the Dispatcn.l

LOUISVILLE, KY, October 1.-The report
of the State Commissioner of Agriculture
for the month of September says: Late
rains have brought reasonable develop
ment of many crops of tobacco from which
poor and unsatisfactory returns were ex-
pected The returns from the portions Of
the State known as the Burley district
show percentage of about 70, and taking
the State as whole show percentage OK
SO, which includes the Burley districts.
This is the general average of all tobacco.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-02
THE ANNUAL TOBACCO REPORT.
Beneht of the Monument Fund-An At
tractive Programmed New Trial.

tractlve Programmed New Trial.
rCorrospondenceof tho Richmond Dspatch.l
PErrRspune. VA, October 1.-The fol-
lowing is the official report OF Mr. j. II.
MeCulloch, the tobacco inspector Tor TINS
city, of the tobacco trade of Petersburg
for the year just ended, as compared with Wit
that of the previous year; October /, 1891,
TO October !, 1892-hogsheads inspected,
$40; stock on hand inspected, 500; stock
ON hand for inspection, GIG: loose sales,
e,s3O,715 pounds. October /, 1890, TO Octo-
Der 1, 1s9l-hogsheads inspected, 5,031;
stock on hand inspected, $40; stock on
hand for inspection, 148; loose sales, $751;
S04 pounds.
POLK MILLEE's WAR SCENES.
Polk Miller's Company, of Richmond,
assisted by the "0ld Guard" of Lee
Camp. under command OF Captain Spence,
aud company of Richmond military and
the Petersburg Grays, will give produc--
ton of War Scenes" at the Academy of
Music in this city on the evening of Octo-
Der 18th tor the benefit of the A. p. Hill
Camp monument fund here. The veterans
of Lee Camp will appear as " Rebs" on
the stage. number of charming young
ladies of our city. attired in the fashion
of 1861, with waterfalls and nets" have
consented TO represent the patriotic girls
of that period. and TO take part in the
singing on the occasion. The singers
from Richmond will be Messrs. Cum
ningham, Mathews, Lehman, Cardoza,
Hotchkiss, Cloves. Polk Miller, and
others. A special tram has been provided
TO bring the Richmond visitors over at O
Z. M. and TO carry them back at ! o'clock
A Al. They will be met at the depot by
the Petersburg Grays and A. z. Hill Camp
and Drum Corps, and after q parade
through the streets will be escorted to the
Academy. After the performance q fine
supper will be given in honor OF the
visitors. All arrangements have been
completed for the entertainment and u
great crowd will enjoy 1t.
/. VERDICT SET ASIDE.
Judge Bernard to-day set aside the YER
dict of the jury in the case of Edward
Boiling, recently convicted of houseoreak-
ing, and granted new trial. Boiling was
indicted and tried for burglary, but the
lury found him guilty of HOUSEKEEPING in
he daytime and fixed his term of I'M
prisonment in the penitentiary ct four
years. THIS verdict was decided as not III
accordance with law, and hence the yer-
dict was set aside.
VARIOUS MOTIFS.
Some Of the enthusiastic young Demo-
Gratis OF this city have raised and for
warded to the New York World hand
some contribution to the western-cam
paign fund.
Mr.. J. G. Smith, Of Dinwiddie, has 20
acre field OF the fnest-looking corn in the
county.
Thirteen marriage-licenses were issued
during the month Of September-four to
white and nine 70 colored couples. Fifty
two deeds were admitted to record.
Nothing has yet been heard of Daniel
Mabe, the Lee-county convict, who
escaped from the train near this city Fri.
day morning.
There are 80 inmates in the city aims
house--25 whites and "a colored.
The farmers In this section are digging
their peanuts. The general testimony is
that the crop will be short one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-02
ATRlo OF DiSGUsTeD SPEAKERS.
Field, Cobbs, and Gaines at Lynchburg-
Drug-sIills Assignment.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch

IYNcHBuRG, Va, October 1.-General
Field, L. L. Cobbs, and Major Gaines made
speeches in one of the tobacco warehouses
here this afternoon. There were very few
ThIrd-party people in the crowd and about
200 Democrats. The speeches. we're the
tamest affairs ever heard here and were
not applauded even by the Third-party
people. At several points in Fields
speech the crowd cheered for Cleveland,
and Field looked very sick. All of the
speakers left the stand in disgust.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-02

lCorrespondonee o. the kichmond Dspatch.l
. CaAsx CxTy, Va. October l.--Professor
j. o. Harwood was teaching here in the
Eouthside Academy when reccntly elected
assistant principal in the Richmond high
School. and his departure IVES much re-
GREETED BY bis students end associates.
Invitations sre cut for tie marriage Of
Mr., W. II. L. Kelms. popular railroad OH
slal, Of shis place, 10 Miss Alice Gertrude
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-02
wYsoR's coMMoN-seNsE SPEECH.
A Compounds Between Mr.. Dennis and
His Fasthless wife-PersonAl.


His Fasthless wife-PersonAl.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
RApropp, Va, October l.--Mr. Joseph @.
Wysor addressed 500 residents last night
In Randolph Hall. For an hour aud thirty
minutes DO hold the crowd. He read the
platform declarations on the tariff and
force bib of each party respectively and in
. common-sense manner drove home to
every one the superiority of the Demo-
cratic position over that of the Republi-
cans. His treatment OF the force bill was
the best ever heard here. He closed with
Q tribute TO the Democratic candidates
hrs. Emory aud Mrs. Stockdale. wife or
the late Lientenant-Goyernor Of Texas,
left for Richmond yesterday.
number OF Radford Democrats sent
the New York World S84 for the western
Democratic campaign fund.
SEPARATION.
In the Dennis-Johnson aifsir. which I
telegraphed you Tuesday. the injured
husband Mr.. Dennis. agreed 20 let the
woman 20 II she would sign deed con-
yeyipg then JOINT property to their four
children. This she did, and DIR. johnson
and she are now In Wytheyille
Arrangements are being made to run
q special train through TO Columbus about
November lst. when it is thought. the bal
lasting on the Norfolk and Westerns Ohio
extension will DO finished.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-02
DIED OF ASSIGNMENT.

The Lynchburg Drug Mills, in pursu-
ance of 'tlSe action of meeting of the
stockholders held on yesterday, to-day
filed a deed of assignment in the Office Of
the clerk of the Corporation Court. W.
V. Wilson, Jr., is the trustee, and to MIN
is conveyed in trust all rights. machinery,
franchises, good Will, lease, water rights,
appliances, furniture; fixtures, now exist
property belonging TO the drug-mills. The
Indebtedness of the mill is between $1,000
and $40 600
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-02
POLITICAL.

A sensation has been created IN Bedford
county by negro preacher. VINO during
his services the other night told his flock
TO be certain 20 vote the Republican ticket
this fall, for if that party succeeded all
their old promises would be fulfilled and
their children would sit in the same school
with the white children. This does not
suit the Third party, and great many
have come back to the Democratic.
The internal-revenue collections in this
district for the past week amounted to
Sl9640.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-02

until i consulted Dk.
COATES. OF 708 EAST
FRANKLIN STR BET ,
RICHMOND, VA. such
is the remarkable
statement OF Mr.. VIII
LIAM II. CHAPEL My
symptoms, said he,
we're as follows: Sleep
troubled by bad dreams
and arose unreireshed
In the morning. ! was
weak aud nervous.
Hard knots and scabs
formed in my nose ;
mucus kept falling into
throat, which made me
hawk and spit. Some
times / had q thick.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-02

yXYANTED. A FIRST-CLASs
w BOoK-KEKFER that n not afraid OF work.
Would prefer one win financial ssandiny,
Must eiyo Bond State salary expected. Good
place % sse r'snt Psr 9iss ~ 81 name ana a.
once &C 2-lt'