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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-16
FReSher The RAPlDAN.
Great Destruction to Crops-Heuses
swspt--Cr,giersviiie In DANCER.

9rent Destfucuon W Sf"Ps
swspt-criglersviiie In DANGER.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
OAK PARK. Va, September 15.-After
a eyeral days rain the Rapidan and Robin
son rivers are higher than they were du-
ring the memorable freshet OF 1870,
causing great destruction OF crops and
damage to farms along the river courses.
From the pieces Of broken furniture. win
dow and door-frames brought down by
the waters of the Robinson river II 10
thought some dwellings, have been swept
away. A small dwelling house settled on
the land Of Mr.. j.. Crisler Owing TO the
rivera and creeks belng past forcing and
the Telephone lines down. no definite in
formation can be gotten from the point
vheFe the uost demege 10 th0ught q have
beeu done. From itA locekiop Y - feared
thss the village 1t Csisisssvills hss suser-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-16
Letters from Pope Leo.
CBy telegraph TO the Dispatci

Ry telegraph 20 the DispatcHJ
NEW YORK. September ID. The he~
Frederick Rocker. Vice Rector or tna
American College In Rome. arrived tos
day on the White Star steamer Bruannic.
Father Rocker IL the bearer OF iS'.s'
srou tha Pope to Monsignor Satolli and
"a rd,naI Gibbons. These letters are OK
important character and will be per-
sonally presented by Father Rocker.
Father Rocker has In his custody tof
nresentatIon TO the carolina! fine por"
trait of the Pope.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-16
,.,he, ropuIIs, Nominee.

.rs-ro,poadeace o. me h'cnhoua o'sl'"''" nj
r.r.a,N>ocg. VA, September lo.mdne
l"'.' late tor the House of Delegates
s ,.D sex and Middlesex met here yes
i 'I d" nisnd in accepting the office OF
N ian spoke for about thirty minutes.
c. ii a. beverley placed before the con;
.'.,.a toe name of X. D. Hillirad. OF
y, ..,,N. who was UNANIMOUSLY non'-
u ~ beverley was then called ior, ana
,...- l,a.t IN tho bitterest abuse towards
o. ,.-y decided majority Of the delegates
~ ..nyenl.on can be spotted as men
j. -Is,. been on the fence for years, and
49, took 70 decided stand or exerted the
L..... influence IN political matters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-16
Attempted Assassination.


SCOTLAND NECK, y. c., September
l5.-News reached here yesterday OF
shooting scrape in Edgecombe, on the
Lloyd farm. A negro named Jake SIM
mons had been visiting at night, ana on
leaving his friends house, as he steppeu
from the door some unknown person
reached from the corner OF the house.
and fired several shots into Jake, and
Immediately jumped and ran. There Is
no clew TO the midnight assassin.
Mr. Claude Kitchen. who recently re-
ceIved the appointment as Bank Exami-
ner. has Just made his first tour.
our merchants are preparing Tor
large trade this fall
Miss Leila Shields, has gone 10 the
Worlds Fair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-16
Rocky Mounts Tobacco Sales.

correspondence OF the DISPaVVHI
ROCKY MOUNT. n. c., September %
To-dav's tobacco sales at the three ware
houses were over 100000 pouhus
and prices were Satisfactory u
the farmers TO the last degree.
BY the Rev. Mr.. Gurthrie, at the oi1ue
nsrents last evening, Mr.. Emmett Brewer
was married 10 Miss Josephene Coghill.
Mr.. n. w. Boddie, OF Nash, is spending
to-day here.
Mr.. Van Bachelor, OF Nashville. was
here this morning.
While heavy rains have fallen. no
special damage to crops Is reported.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-16
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. Sept. l5.-Offertngs-Wheat
$50 bu.; oats. 1850 bu.; meal. 200 bu.
Sales-Wheat, $50 bu.; oats. 500 bu.
Quotations-Wheat, l ongberry, 6sdnc. :
mixed, sSg7ic. Shortberry. 6Sg7oc.; NO.
red, 69g7Oc.
Corn-white prime, Virginia bag lots,
Sc; No. white. &c.: No. mixed, SDgelc:
Oats-Winter (for seed. S3gS6c.; NO. :
mixed, S4c.; No. 8 mixed. Sc.
Rye-52457c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-16
uoden. Populist, of EluNanna.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch)
COLUMBIA, VA, September b.-The
Peoples party met here today at Y NJ.
TO nominate candidate for the House
Philip Stoneman. of Goochland county,
and John 4. Haden, OF Fluvanna county
were placed In nomination. Stoncman re-
ouested his name to be Withdrawn ana
Haden was unanimously nominated TO
represent the two counties
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-16
SECOND SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
Alexander st. Clair, OF farewell, Noii-
Natal Inv n Unanimous Vote.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch
HONAKER, VA. September h-lhe
Democratic Senatorial Convention OF the
second district, composed Of the counties
OF Russell, Buchanan. Dickinson hnu
Tazewell. met here yesterday Mt O'Clock
=. NJ Mr.. J.. w. Hicks, OF Graham, va
in the chair on the jirst ballot AleHah-
der 81. Clair. OF TaZewell receNeu -
majority vote. which was made unahl-
nous. The convention was the most har-
lnonious ever known in this Section the
other candidates present fully endorEihg'
In rouslng speeches, the nominees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-16
o.l gETA KAPPA SOCIETY,"
Meeting to be Held on Its li''h Ami
..,.,rv at william aud Msry.

..r.trV AT hilhbm hhu "Ai9s
..-r,spondenco Of tho pispatch.)
y,...,,,.ruco. VA. September b.
49,. meeting OF the Phi Beta
g.. society held at William and Mary
".. September 18th. Colonel Benz
..s Ivcll was elected president. Col
sam Lamb. of Norfolk, yice-pres
... .,I General William Is. Iallaterro,
.,.r. secretary. The following
AIM WAS unanimously passed
.,,I. ltat the members OF Virginia
.. tEe lhi Beta Kappa, be invited
..fs meeting at William and Mary
December 9Th, 1898, on its
.- .r,.. versary and the bi-centennial
.. college. % elect members ana
.r.. other husinlss as may be
....-.. brought before IT.
..-ats was started IN lHb by Jonn
,,... ef'erwar1s Chief Justice OF the
States. BushrOd Washington, ana
.....|..t- Of William and Mary Col
Il. lcis.y Was suspended by the
.. ~ .t. college during the keVolu-
.. o.. II was revived during tho
. i~5l.j3. William Short, OF
......1. ono of the original mem
..rtfHouuk between the old ana
I.. society was again suspsnueu
s..f.1s- between the states. just De-
.t. ing tl lHt Nbtitebs III l'o@s %
....,,.- b Ia and Colonel WIN. Lamo
.,.- ....i 90 correspond with the ex;;
....- ....r.. throughout the United
.... bis report was not made until
,.4.. eal the society AGAIN COM
5 t.ly career. Among the mem
. I.-..-. vas Elishi parmalee, who
..r.rl.I lectures at Yale and grsdu-
81 . Harvard College. and who
studeut 10 William
.- r,.y college. He was author
RI t 'ae Virginia Alpha 10 estao-
- t....... and the University OF Mas
.g.... lay Harvard College,, which
..l .. .--. From these two Alphas,
,...,..l, Connecticut and Massachusetts,
a., g'G some two score syons III az
zen, ....' ,t,, 80 the United States. An
,.. o., n, Phi Beta Kappa Is consid-
..t...,-,rr distinction which is usually
r,,.-. Oh, best scholars at the different
t.rs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-16
o,FgRRALL AT NEWPORT NEWS.
The silver. Tariff. aud Other Questions
Di.cussed-Cievels
Especial telegram to the Dispstch->

Especial teIegrHW % INC DF'T"
NEWPORT News. Va, September 10
Colonel Charles L. 0'Ferrall addressed an
audience of 400 at the 0pera-House mere
He took up the silver and tar'n
questions, which he discussed IN manner
that brought forth rounds of applause;
Colonel O'Ferrail spoke in high terms .,
MIR. Oleyelaud's administration. ana salu
that the Democracy would bring pros
nerity 20 the people out OF the chaos
wrought by Republican misrule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-16
Chsrisstepisns Win I'VE Games.
@s.s.t ,.laSram 20 the Dispateb.l

ar.rsros Va. September 10; The
cssr,sstnn base ball team succeeded IN
WANING two games from the Staunton
Annette hare this afternoon. The score
10 the iirst game Of eleven innings osins .
10 s. and in the second. one 70 notnans.
Batteries. 6rst game, Bradley snd Jones
and Johnson and Hodge. Second game;
Kissingey and Hodge, snd Cooevez anu
Joacs. tmpirss, splitter and heop
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-16
FUNERAL OF RUSH U. DERR.
Laid to Rest In Fairview Cemetery
Chairman Eiiyson In Conference.

Chairman Eiiyson In Contofence'
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.)
ROANOKE. Va. September l5.-Ine
funeral of Mr.. Rush q. Derr here to-day
at II O'Clock at the First Baptist church
was very largely attended, among those
present being nearly all the leading men
of the CITY. The Masons and Red Men
attended in body. The public sonoois
were closed, and the Circuit and Hustings
courts adjourned in respect to his memory,
Rev o. c. Miller, pastor Of ,S st. t Masn
Lutheran church. preached the Iun1i a. 2,
sermon and the remains were inferred IN
Fairylew cemetery. . -
Hon. J. Taylor Ellyson, chairman % OF
State Democratic Executive Comlnl'oeo;
arrived here to-day from Richmond, and
was IN conference with some OF the Leaders 81
of the Democratic party in the city. ne
regards the outlook in the State as very
promisine of success in November.
The Populists have made ARRANGEMENTS
TO run a weekly campaign paper mere, 'no
first number Of which will be issued AZ ~
carly date.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-16
Dspa,y sheriff KIDS Accident
-. "a ,ha nlanatchl

ypwm. VA, September l6.-Wm. ~.
Kidd. deputy sheriff of Goochland county.
not far from this locality, was thrown
from his Jumper and severely 'plu, ,sss
His shoulder was dislocateu anu ne v;sd
49, in search Of witnesses and serving
notices in tbs line of his duties. ne WIN
he confined TO his room for several days
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-16

(By cable TO the DispatchD
LONDON. ENG. Sept. 1f-Ihere was
death from cholera to-day at Hsh'on
under-I,yne. a MANI featuring town an
ard one-half miles from Manchester.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-16
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND, September B-Auction Of
ferings of tobacco on Change to-day: IS
packages, and taken in; highest, sl42j;
lowest, $500; average, N.6l.
Private sales to-day: 10 smokers, 10
filters. l wrapper, darks; total. "a hhds
Revenue collections
Cigars and cigarettes ............. N,S16 os
Tobacco 1884 IS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-16
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE. MD, September B-Vlr-
glnia SIS, 81 bid; Baltimore and Ohio,
stock, 81 bid; North Carolina, stock. GIN
G6s; Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
firsts. 1903 bid; first incomes. Ge0s0; second
do, 22g27A; third do, 6Q7la; Consolidated
Gas bonds, l1OdllOA: do stocks, SIX bid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-16
Uorsul at Milan.


Q}y telegraph to the pispatchD
SI;INGrON, ID. c., september ID
TIE President to-day sent to the sena,s
the nomination OF DIR. Charles ,. aaLer
tine. Of Michigan, to bo United s,a,es
Consul 1T Milan, Italy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-16
COMING STATESMEN.
,o,eaurs FOR LEGISLATIVE HON.
49, oss IN VARIOUS COUNTIES.
.. of the Democratic and Popu-
ia, rsrt,ss~Actios of Both sena'
,or,,l aud House Conventions
- ,.lorrnm % lhe plspatch }

r.,,itr. Va. September 5.-The Dem.
senatorial Convention, composed
o '..,atcs from this county and Henry.
O. s.r. today. Will Scott, OF Henri. was
' ,,. ,b.rman. The names Of James l..
,..,. and Judge n. II. Hsirston were
..,.st as candidates for hoster-sena-
/! Judge HNston's name r. was nna.iy
=. FL. frawn nnt ames Il. 1reu"ay was
,.,.oa,el by acclamation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-16
Affecting SCENE AT A JAIL.
Old Nsr Ulsg,', Balls His Maynard Son
WtHamson Also Indicted.

williamson Also Indicted.
g,..-. iea-e Of tho Dispatch.l
Vrvr. NrF.. September 15.--An of
t.,l. come Was witnessed at the court
U,..,- iay evening when the father
o..tl... ..l D..es, who came here from
l...u.l l.-s county to get his son out
.t... .e.- .chal the cell in which the
,.... .r WIS confined. Attorney
r. l.,t. vino has been retained
3. Ire.. uccompanied the OLD
ra.t t- '.. They did not entG the
.--.r .r -.f.. tune, but stood at WIN
.. .. '.. outside where the sorrowlng
,-..' $50. free from the gaze OF the
.-... Nt.u told that his father had
.-.t .-.. ANN Young Dlggs approached
..I @, tt trembling hand that the old
l1il4t.-.-t between the bars. or
r-..t neither spoke. Then the father,
b. t.. tl'l,1 IA tears ana bis WhoIe
.....t.f.us under the keen sense OF
.-..v..I -.luc which he felt, said; 'Oh,
,. SD. .4..t w0uld / have laid your
I under the sod with NV own hands
IT,. Rad lave seen you come 10 TINS.
l..,,r Let's eyes grew DIN as ne
r..l.I t.. ia man looking down upon
D.. H.UVsri ION and heard his tender
s... ... aim q, resolve to lead a new
. Shortly at. r the interview Diggss
l bog .n.l q bond in the sum OF 5000,
a-. ue prisoner was released. lie ac-
Hati t.e old gentleman to his nome
- lHa county,.
TRUE BILL-
Ia- grand my ON Wednesday returned
t-- AGAINST eK-ofiicer John William
>. v.l was with Disgs on the night
h.tt .-i was as.aulted. and who, accord
Oh. -fatemeuts of credible wit
r.-... D.. the old negro while Dlgges
%. 4u. BOT long ago Williamson was
..l--,I ".'I violating the police regula-
ir ,r altering a bar-roOm while on
--'. %. soon learned the name OF the
f..-Ir Wao nled the information
b..-. 100. aui a. a means OF retaliati on
'...4 a-.aru.ous circular. Judge Peek at
'.s tue matter in hand. and Will
.4-'. Was notified that his services
N.fil longer required.
r,Ln1B FOR SMALL CRAFT.
Arse'u. - the subcommittee appoint
= DO iIt. srr memorial to Congress
a'.-. ..r tl- opening of a harbor tor
'H t..i. ~ the mouth of Newport News
c.- r.t q The Warwick Hotel YESTERDAY
sang lac COMMITTEES consists OF
A-'--- A. Post. &. NJ. Broxton, Iheo;
!v-7 .. g. 1. GILLIAN. Irwin Tucker, anc
i.'-'i Taft A lengthy mem oral
'..tt forth the fact that while the har-
PIP" W,al1, an equal so far as the ac-
-.'al II large vessels Is concern
9 .l' Do safe and convenient an.
0',. q small crafts such as oyster
., -.tl1ners. etc. The committee
f-.r.'. gain next Saturday.
SUNDAY LAW.
'''srs have been issued tc the police to
'i..f ewes open next Sunday for Vio-
tae law. regulating business
20 .t- 1n the first dav of the week.
t.'.. IV..ty.third street ana Rockets
,.-. . Oh. city are full of saloons,
'-. % Which have been doing a thriy-
~ wv ~ SUNDAY. The only persons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-16

TEE wsATHrn IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was warm and sultry, followed by heavy
rain and thunder-sto at night, after
which the atmosphere grew much cooler.
State nf tharmomater.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-16
r,po,ition Period Extension.

(By telegraph to the Dlspatch)
CHICAGO, ILL, September io.--Aftes
conference with a number OF the foreign
commissioners, the Worlds Fair Direc-
tors have called meeting for MONDAY
night TO discuss the feasibility OK exteha'
ing the Exposition until January ists
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-16

who are exempt from the operation of
the new order are the druggists. who,
however, are only permitted to sell nedi-
cines. The soda-water. cigar-men, and bar
bers are out Of sorts and do not hesitate
10 denounco the order.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-16
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices OF Monss. Bonds. Stocks Grain
Tobacco. Cotton. No.. and the
Weather Indications

r. WASHINGTON, ID. c., September
IIiIp LIS. Forecast for Virginia and
wv" North Carolina: Fair weather.
slightly cooler in western portion
south or west winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-16
striker. Decline Arbitration.
(By cable TO the DIspatch.)

LONDON. ENG. Sept l5.-The miners
Of Yorkshire and Lancsstershire have yo-
ted unanimously both against accepting
reduction OF wages and submitting the
dispute with their employers 70 arbitration
A small minority was In favor Of resuming
work at the old rates pending settlement
Of the qu>st5en OF wages
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-16
Mouutaia Tracts Purchased.

AsHEyIILE. N. c.. September 6.-some
New York people have bought an interest
in a very large tract OF mountain LAND, IN.
eluding Big and Little Pisgah, Bald Look
ing glass, and Other mountains inBun-
copbe. Transylvania. and Henderson
.nunttaa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-16
p.tersburg's Legislative Flight.

INUULIHI " 't1V
PETERSBURG, Va, September d. ne le-
plslative election i'll this city Is exciting
Good deal of interest, and number OF
sspirants are in the field Tor the Demo;
cratic nomlnations-all of them young and
progressive men. ----
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-16
Socialist Maion No More.

CBy cable 10 the Dlspatch'
PARIS, FRANCE Sept. lo.-beho"
Malon. the well-known Socialist author.
f. dead. aged g. His death was caused oy
,orvngical phthSis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-16
smaIi-Pox IN New York.

By telegraph to the Dispatch)
NEW YORK. September H.-Four cases
NJ smallpox were discovered by bsaitn
oncsrs in Madison street this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-16
December ss@; January. SH, February.
Ma: March, $852
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.

WILMINGTON. N. G September M--
Resin firrn; strained. sc; god strained.
sec. Turpsntine quiet and steady ~ @ss'
Tar ouiet. Crude turpentine steady; hard
81 90: soft and virgin, $50.
CHARLESTON, =. c., September H.
Turpentine firm at &c. Rosin firm at &c.
for good strained.
SAVANNAH. GA, September 15.-Tur-
pentine opened and closed steady az zo,tc:
for regulars; no sales. Rosin; sales w
bills; market nrm. Quote: A. n. ana
ID, 800; Il. $i.o5; r. N.ie: q. n1s; II. MSs'
I. $50; X, $3.50; NJ, $50; N, G1. WIN
dow glass. $3.50; water white, *'.'e
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
NORFOLK, VA. september ia-Msf.syy
steady; prime. 2lsd2sc.; extra primo ~
| G3c.; fancy. sac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-16
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND. September Is.


PORT OF RICHMOND. September Ii.
ARRIVED.
Steamship wyanoke, Boaz, New fot'
merchandise and passengers; q. w. Alien
a. Co, agents.
SAILED.
Steamship wyanoke. iloaz, New York
merchandise and passengers; q. w. Alien
Il Co. agents.
Steamer Pocahontas. Deyo. Norfois'
, merchandise and passengers; l. Weeissrs
superintendent.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, septsmoeS
Is. 1893.
Q3y telegraph to the Dispatch)
SAILED.
Schooner s. W. Lawrence, Boston.
schooner Rose Esterbrook. Boston.
schooner c. r. Bronson. Boston.
Schooner II. w. Macomber. Boston.
Schooner q. T.. Walcott. Boston.
Schooner G. a Briggs. Lynn.
| Schooner S. c. Rope. Salem
Schooner r. VI King. Salem.
| Schooner Walker Arlington froVh
dence
PORT OF WEST POINT. September Is
(By telegraph TO the Dispateh)
| ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett, Baltis
more: passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Gulf Stream. Tunnel. inila.
delphia, via Norfolk passengers ana gen"
| eral cargo. ,.,.,
Steamship Baltimore Bennett. Baltic
more: passengers and general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-16

/ used your CUTlCURA REM
FbiFs. Two sells entirely
cured him. although | used
1t for some time after. lilo
was covered with sores all
oyerhis head, face, aud back.
Now lie Il Two years Ola ana
the healthiest boy you ever
saw, portrait inclosed. fused
the CUTICURA REMEDIES cx-
actlyaccording to directions.
/ recommend CUTICURA
REMEDIES to every one al
IA. They have no equal.
-. MARY DlSCHlNGER,
llberry Street, Baltimore, Nd.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-15
VITAL STATISTICS FOR JANUARY.

Health Boards Report ON Births,
Deaths and Sanitary Affairs.
The board of health's report on vital
statistics for January was received from
the printer yesterday. 1t shows the total
number of deaths to have been thirty-six,
divided as to causes and number from
each cause as follows:
Smallpox. 5; typhoid fever, 1; cancer, not
specified, >: cancer OF breast, /: consumption.
4; inanition and marasmus, 1: old age, 2: pre-.
mature birth, /: apoplexy, 1: commissions, 1:
paralysis, l: embolism. l; valvular disease of
heart. 2: oroncho pneumonia. 1; pneumonia, 2:
appendicitis, /; liver disease, /; Brights dis
ease, /; nephritis. /: salpingitis, 1: fractured
skull from fall, /: street car, /: hanging, /;
poison (opium), /: poison tstrychnine). /;
total, &c
Deaths in public Institutions Providence
hospital, 2; Grace hospital. 1; smallpox hospital,
4; total,
Interments Number bodies received from
other places for interment, s: number bodies
ehipped to cthe. places for 1nterment, &
Contagious diseases-Scarlet fever, l; typhoid
fever. l: smallpox hospital: Cases admitted In
January. 2; cases remaining over from Decem-
Der. 10; total "a: admitted to suspect house, Is.
Hospital scrvice-Number OF patients admit
TED TO hospital during month, II; number re-
naming over from last month, IS; total, Is.
Birth -scord-Ma,es, 10; females, Is; total, 81 !;
stili-born, g.
Sanitary report-Number of premises in.
spected. 10s number OF re-nspections made, 81 !:
number OF nuisances abated, 1l2: number Of
nuisances in course OF abatement. 10; number
of complaints without cause, l.
Plumbing inspectors report-Number of
buildings inspected, a. plumbers certificates
Issued. II; plumbing work accepted, SO; plumb
ing work rejected, l.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-15
Bill to Revise tho Fee Tables.

The committee Of the state legislature on
fees and compensation has been in COM
municatiOn with the various county off,
GERS upon the changes proposed to be
made in their respective offices, and
County Clerk Gordon is in receipt of the
following letter from w. NJ. Chandler,
clerk Of the committee:
The house committee on fees and compensa-
ton OF state and county officers mas under con-
siteration bill revising the fees OF county
clerks. There are many services required to be
performed BY the county clerk for which there
is no statutory fee prescribed, and there Is no
uniformity OF charges for such services in the
different counties OF the state. Will you kindly
formulate and send to this committee at your
earliest convenience table OF fees that you
would recommend to be established and that
will cover all the services 70 be rendered by
county clerks in all departments of the court,
including probate business.
Mr.. Gordon is in favor Of the bill, and
saws that any action which would result in
defining the fees to be charged in some
cases not at present covered by statute
would be welcome, particularly in the pro-
bate department.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-15
BRE VlrlES.
Eastern Star tonight.

Eastern Star tonight.
Lee & Bowden want loans See them
/. ". Entz loans money. Bal ey block
The steamer Idaho has been placed on the
waatcom route. leaving seattle MONDAYS.
Wednesdays and Frdaya
Rainier Division. No Is. Knights of Py,hi.s
meets tonight in the hall OF Division No l. in
the First regiment armory, to elect and install
officers for !s9a
Joseph Lingman was convicted in Justice
Caidwelrs court yesterday of assaulsine Henry
schultEe February 10, ana was committed 10
jail IN default OF fiLe of S and costs.
Licenses TO wed were issued yesterday for Ell.
meT ii. Fisher and Charlotte NJ Wiley. J. A.
schoenoerg and Mabel Howard, and William
MeAdsm and LIZZIE NJ. Snyder all OF Seattle
be \. r. :. G. Z. OF the frs, PRESBYTERIAN
church will give a reception to the rnember. of
the Young Mems Christian Association. al AsSo-
citation hall on Front street. lex. Tuesday even.
ing.
The staooiug affrsy in which Mariana Rav.
n"lio suffered at 'he hands o. three of his fellow
Italians. was n the Roma saloon and not in the
honano saloon, As was stated in the posr-IS.
TELLIGEScER OF yesterday
There Val be an exhibition o. tho erehost
shis afternoon for the benefit of George Forrest,
wAo recently came TO this country from Eng
lana Is general ms pec,0r for the Alliance Fra
Assurance Company Of Eug and