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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1893-04-22

Tram, and run daily.
Tram runs Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
Train runs Tuesdays. Thursdays and satur-
days.
Passenger trains make close connection at
Mound House with express trains of virginia
and True kee Railroad. which connect at Reno
with east and west bound trains OF Central Pa
cihc Railroad.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
At Hawthorne. with United States Stage Co.'S
coaches for Aurora (26 miles); Bodie t37 miles);
and for Lundy and Bridgeport
At Luuing, tl25 miles from Mound Housed.
with Gilmer, Salisbury 4 Co.'S triweekly
stages, (leaving Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
daysl for Downeyville. Grantsville and Bel
mont.
At Candelaria, with United states Stage Co.'S
stages for Columbus Is milesl, Silver Peak,
Montezuma, Aida Valley, Gold Mountain. etc.
At Keeler, with stages for Cerro Gordro Is
miles), Darwin (22 miles) and Panamint.
II. NJ. YERINGTON,
RI LAWS, General Superintendent.
Assistant Superintendent.
u. A. BENDER,
General Freight and Passenger Agent.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1893-04-22
Brace Up"

Is atantalizing admonition to those who at this
season feel all tired out, weak. without appetite
and discouraged. But the way in which Hoods
sarsaparilla builds up the tired frame and gives
good appetite. is really wonderful Sow say.
Take Hoods and It will brace you up"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1893-04-22
ADVERTISING RATES:

Legal adyerllslns' pei ..."...s SO
Each subsequent insertion o,,; y"
Commerehia IL. ad Menth ' 90
per ih onlppmn ner inch. SO
Discount of 10 per cent. on commerciai ads
.tanding three months; Is per cent on ads
Handing six months; ~ per cent. on ADS
Local notices, per line of nonpariel. hrst
insertion ~
Each an bseauent insertion, per line.... %
No deviation from above prices.
In Memorium Resolutions published In the
TINES will be charged for at the rate OF ten
cents per line.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1893-04-22
HOODS
Sarsaparilla
CURES

which we always keep in the house. am only
too glad to give this statement and hope twill
be the means of persuading other people to use
medicines which know to have so much merit
as Hoods Sarsaparilla and Hoods Pills" Mrs.
JAMES THEowER, San Jose, California.
N. B. II you decide to take Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla, do not be induced to buy any other.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1893-04-22
-------------------------
LOuis schubert Arrested

HOOPS PILLS cure Constipation by restoring
the psrlstaltic action of tho Alirnentary canal
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1893-04-22

For general family cathartic We confidently
recommend Hoods Pills.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-19
Jnlano.

- On benz 8unoes1Gngerfeft in Gleoe>
Lamb nebn1en "a auSndrttge @e1angbereine
She'll; NIT ben b~orttgen 8eretnen tpiro 6te
!3abl 100 erret9t. 0te fit Sic GonSerte
getponnencn 8alititen @ntl Sti6er unb
Gonra6 8ebrens itnb riibmlibit befannte
&iinitler unb ebenio Bic Senortiten Barron
8ert6olb, Gtctor @loDto urlp SO. s.. 0tte9er.
9te BEL ben Gon5erten glet6faIS mittntr>
fen6en &iin1tlerinnen itnb SRI. Gillian
8laupelt, Sppran, Sri. 9ena 9ittle, Cont
tralto, unbTrl. OLtoe Sremitabt, @ontralto.
Serner tommen bier5u BRET GIeDelanber
&iinitler unb &iinllerinnen: bic Brimaz
Donna Sri. Nmefta 2outla @roa (0tita
Gloub), Srau SeaburD 6. Sor6 ur1b 6err
@uItap 8ernetfe. Cine Summer auf bem
8rpsramm bilbet Ser &inberbor, Ser it6
aus 1000 ein9eiibten S6ulfinbern 3uiamz
nteniebt. Sic uerben in Set yWtatinee"
itngen. Cine Der 9Gansnummern miro ser
@ortrag Bet Brets>~g COMPETITION r0te neue
@elt" fem. Scr Gompontit, Setnri9
3onner bon SEEM gort, pirb baS groB=
arttge Sontperf in etgener 8erion brit
giren. Ser Gompontit unb Bianilt 3aper
S6artpenfd, tpel6er betm SGn9erfefte mit>
supirten geoadte, ptrb let6er perbinbert
iein, nab @lenelanb 3u femmen. Sri.
Gillian 8laubelt erfreut 1i6 in europa zines
sro6en SUITES. Man riibmt ibr na6, etne
unsetpObnIib fbone unb gut sei6ulte 90
pran1ttmme' 5u beitben. Der Senortlt
8ertbalb lit elmer ber SGnger, tpeIbe fitr
Die WeltauSitelIun9s Gonserte eetponnen
porben itnb; er oerfugt iiber eine bobe,
bieeian1e Stimme. Srau Sorb lift cine Der
nentsen ameritaniicben SGngerinnen,
tpel6e it6 etnen beneiDenStpertben Euf gez
i6affen baben, nbne IN europa getpeien su
fem; fe macbte etnen She'll ibrer Stubten
unter Seitbiri9ent Sting. Die Gontral7
tilttn Sri. Oliue Sremitaot unb Der bramaz
tii6e Senoriit &ieser biirfen au BEN eriten
@eiansstinftlern bteles 2anbes se3G6It
tperben.
9em SGotten>0 eportement lit 6er
amtltcbe 8ertbt @apitdn 6arriion's uber
bic Yrobefabrt beS neuen &iiitenDertbetbt>
9ungsl6iffes yWtontereD" su9egan9en. NuS
oemielben gebt bernor, baB bas 6eisun9Sz
material iebr Dtel gu piinl6en ibrtg lteB,
uno baB in SoIge 6elien ni6t tntmer ber
notbtgc 9antpforud er5eugt iper6en tonnte.
Jttcbtsbeitotpeniger babe baS Scbtft ouro>
1cbnlttltb 1915 ¬en in Der Stu1De 9e>
madt, elm 9teiuItat, bas unter BEN llntitan7
ben ais iebr befriebtgenb 3u be3ei6nen iei.
aelieI unO Wtai9inen 6es S9iffes paren
in ausse3eicbnetem 3uitanOe unb bitten
tetnerlet 2e6e ge3eigt. l1nmtttelbdr nocb
Der Wtaibtnenprobe babe Die @el6lbprobe
1tGtt9efunoen, Bic cbenfauS befrtebigenb
ousgefalen lei. SlottenminiIter 6erbert
bate bic Gommiifton, Dor tpelber Sic gros
befabrt itattfanb, beauftragt, Die &eiiel nnb
W3ai6tnen befpnbers genalt 81 priifen, tpciI
betanntlt6 icbon felt ~laneeret 3eit baS @e1
rii9t sin9, &eiieL unb Mai6inen bcs S6ifz
fes ieten i6abbaft. Commodore 8elfnap
bat benz 9epartement mitsetbeilt, baB Die
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-19
Staot Chicago.
Gin nafIes Grab
6tnoet ). IN. prenti6 in oen 5Iutben oes
mi6toanfees.

SameS ManLD BrenttB, Ser neunSe6nz
iGbrt9e Sobn beS %betannten Nnpaltes
Wiliam 8rentiB, 1912 Sherman Npenue,
@paniton, fan6 Spnntag Nbeno furs mach 6
l16r in ben Slutben bes Wt6iganlees BET
@paniton ieincn MnDerbofftcn SOB. 9renz
tiB ul1o ietn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sherman
batten nit sipei tungen 9amer, Ben Sc
I6pi1tern WtoQte nno Bertha Nifman bon
319 Sherman NDe., GDaniton, in 5tpet
8opten cine Spasterfabrt auf benz See
unternpmmen. Sherman unb SRI. Bertha
Gilman ruberten na6 elmer balbftGnoisen
Sabrt an baS l1fer 5uriid, BrentiB unb Sri.
Wtoaie 9lifman iebob ruberten tpetter in
BEN See binauS. Die am l1fer iteben6en
9eute bemerften plObli9, tpte bas Boot, in
tpelcbem fib BrentiB NIT fetner 8eglciterilt
befanb, umi9Gug. Sherman ipran9 iofort
nit etnem IN BET 9tGbe tpeilenoen &naben
mie6er in baS 8oot 3uriid, Inn ben nit benz
@~rtrinfun9sto0e &tngen6en 5ur 6tlfe AT
fommen. Nls bie 6ilfe no6 ettpa 100
Oaros bon ben @rtrtnfenben ~entfernt mar,
p~erIagten 8rentiB Die &rdfte, er lteB baS
llmgel6lagene Boot, an benz CT itb 10 LANCE
nit Sri. Ntfman feitgebalten bate, los unb
ueI IulI VT UC &lCIC. O(L- %bllHlull lUul
cbenfals berettS benz Tobe nabe, ais tie BON
Sherman aus 6em @aiier ge3o9en tpur6e.
Snspti6en mar Die @panitoner 2ebensretz
tl1n9smanni6aft our Steue seeilt, BON
8rentiB fonnte aber NIGHTS, auBer icinem
auf benz @aiier treibenoen Stro6but sez
funDen tperDen.
SRI. 9lifman erfiGrte bas 11ml4lagen bes
8potes bamtt, 6aB BrenttB ietnen Sib
tpe6ielte unb 6abur6 bas Boot gum
S1panfen unb gum l1ml9lagen bradbte.
Sein eriter @eoante iet Der getpeien, ite gu
retter, unb ct babe iein etgenes 2eben gez
opiert, I'M ite benz naiisn @lsmente gu entz
5teben.
9ie 2eicbe 6es berunsIIdten iunsen
Wonnes fonnte niDt mebr gefunben perz
ben.
Srl. Molte Mtfnon ltegt in SoG9e bon
S9red unb Nufre9ung in tbrer @o6nuns
ibper franf barnieber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-19
Cine Gnt9letfune.
Dele perionen perIebt.

Sin 8fer6eba6ntpagen nit 40 8afidgie-
rem ent9letite Mitttpob N6en6 furs nab G
l1br in Ser Ndbe bes SangamonzS traBenz
GiabuftS unb Ser Qluitin Npe. Sn Solge
beiien ipurben mc6rcre Eerionen mebr D0et
tpeniger 1cbper perleBt, tpGbrenO bic ilbrtz
gen nit benz S6reden bopon tamen.
On ser Stene, mo- oaS l1ngLii6 it6 er-
ei9nete, lit Sic Strefe abiteigenO un6 Oet
&uti9er Jtatban SannoioIp5ft mar auBe1
Stanbe, bic 8remle benuben 81 fOnnen, ba
6teIelbe tt Solge zines 8rucbeS elmer
Sbraube Sen 9ienit Derlagte.
@onbuctelr Sobn Slion rief 6en gaiiaz
stcren gu, nicbt ab5uipringen, boot bieit
b0rten in ibrer Qlnglt ni6t auf Bic Mabz
nung unb Sic OtGnucr wie bie Srauen
iucbten ftb burcb Nbipringen SIT retten.
On ser @de bon Sangamon Ctr. uni
Iuitin 9toe. entglctite Der 8agen IN Solge
Der bier iteb beftnbenben @urpe bcS Sbte1
nenItranges unb nit einem %itarten Gu6
tam CT gum ptDbli6en Stiuitanb.
9urb ben 8criu3 a65uiprtngcn 1nb
burcb ben Stinftanb bes @agens BON ibren
StBen gelbIeubert, tpurben folgen6e Ycrio7
men De"lebt:
Srau 6ilser, 55 Sabre alt, go. 1874 sc.
Nlblanb Npenue, ber 3iiGcn unO bic ltnfe
Settle seri6unben !; Srdulein MarD Ben0er,
81 Sabre alt, SEQ. 452 @eit @rie StraBe,
&opfmunbe; Mortb @eri6enotu, SEQ. 875
Wiltpaufee 9ue., rccbtes 8ein 9equeti9t
Nnna 8ranot, SEQ. 875 Wttltpaufee 2lpe.,
&opf unb S6ulter perlebt; 6ilfS>@oroner
Gorbett, SEQ. 1877 9luitin 2(pe., leibte &opfz
tpltnDen unb Sautabi6Irfungen. Die Ser
lebten mur6en mach ibren 8obnungen gez
brabt in gatroIz unb 9(mbulan3toa9en.
9ie benz @agen porgeipannten Pferbe
e%ntfnnen nhnp Gchnnrn Ill nehmen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-19
UatIrlib lefen Sic

bic int bieier 3eitrus iiber 9oob's GarIapa.
rita perOfentli6teu !3cu9niile. 0ielelben
b~epeiien iber aaen .3meifel, baB Soobs
flrirt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-19

G%ertopfung ul1b ale Grten 2eberleiber
tcerSe1 sebeilt Sur@ 9oos's9iIIen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-07
BOTH PLAYED AND FOUGHT.
A Good Game Made Moro Exciting by
Tn RcaMenn pIaYsr..

The Staunt0n Hill-Climhcrs. after des-
perate sec-saw contest dropped a game
TO the CharlestOns Yesterday afternoon.
II was a case or dollars and cents. as. the
winning club took an the gate reccip 8.
and so the two teams were on their met
tie The 80 cranns present divided their
rootings more evenly and checrcd both
sides throughout the struggle Caull-
flower. the elongated tyirlsr with the
vegetable name. tossed for the Stauntons,
and his work was most effective. though
II hardly surpassed thar OF bradley, the
westerner The diamond work ot both
mines was excellent, AMI th' Hoosiers
succeeded IN getting two louhle-plays on
their adversaries.
There dd not appear to D" much kindly
feeling between tho coutsniiug clubs. and
on one occasion the root'rs had an op-
porunity OF seeing o. htt'' scrspping
match. which might have resulted IN
bloodshed had not ono pf the slCgg"rs
acted very generously towards his opp1-
ncut
I.ipop. I'm running 20 second. colltlcd With
IN" giant Elsey or perhaps the latt"r go'
I'm his WY. At ans rate lipop. who ha'
plenty ot spuuk. jumped upon Elscy Ike
q tiger aul proceeded fr make efforts So
warts The mutuation off hi- features. Sow
the big seconl-b'semln it tn, wrong nan
10 tackle They say hs s 4 sort of cX-
pug.list ANYHOW. Jni Foo thr twiukung -
au eye he grlup''l l.r.p and throw him
down. lie dii un. touch hs pr'siif
zoe. bat got IN position with a SORT ~
"come-on' attitude lnI waited to s""
if ho wanted any wr.y. ti"op got up.
ami as Elsev outN,..rs HIM hy az lcsst
Hftern pounds. rc $40 NOT continue thf
hsht
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-07
THE REPUBLICANS.
DIR. Wharton soon To Marry.

The following paragraph from the Bal
timOre sun of yesterday will be- read with
interest in Richmond. where the gentle
man referred to is widely known, and
the young lady has many relatives:
The coming marriage Of the Rev.
Henry NJ Wharton and Miss Lulie Kim
bali Pollard IL announced % take place al
Eutaw-P Place Baptist church. october Slst
The ceremony will be performed by the
Rev NJ. 4. Wharton. pastor of the Free
mason Street Baptist church. of Norfolk.
and brother Of the prospective groom. lie
will be assisted by the Rev. +. NJ. Ellis.
pastor Of Eutaw-Place church. Dr
Henry NJ Wharton il we'll known as pas
tor OF Brantley Baptist church, and IS
president OF the Wharton & Barron Pub
fishing Company. Miss Pollard Is the
daughter OF Mr James Pollard OF the
law firm OF Pollard. Sappington X Rivers.
She resides with her parents at NJ Ham
ilton Terrace"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-07
Nominations by the President.

Qy telegraph to the Dispatch)
WASHINGTON. october 6.-The Presi-
dent sent 10 the Senate to-day the tollow-
Ing nominations.
Stephen Bonssl. of Maryland now sec
retary Of Legation at Pekin, TO be sec
rctary Of Legation at Madrid. Spain.
Charles DENLY. Of Indiana. now Seconu
Secretary Of Legation at Peking, TO pe
Secretary Of Legation at Peking CHINA
TO be consuls: r. A Dean, OF MichiSan.
AT Naples. Italy: Marshall Hanger, OF
Virginia. at bermuda; w. T. Han OF
MARYLAND at Nice France: Edgar d.
Shramm, OF Texas. at Monievideo Cru-
quay. J II. stewart OF New YORK. at
81 Thomas, West Indies; L. u. Spence.
Of Indiana. al quebec Canada, Revel
Savage OF Maryland. at Nantes France;
=. s. Wallace. of South Dakota AT Je-
Tusalem, Syria
C. NJ Force. OF Kentucky, TO DE deputy
First Comptroller OF the Treasury.
j. Il. Grady. OF Florida, TO be Collector
Of Customs OF the District OF Apaiaehi-
cola. Fla.
Postmaster: J. c. Wooten, Jr.. Kinston'
n. e. The nomination of John r. Haske,
at Kinst0n. n. c.. as postmaster, ID w"h'
uis"hs s.s ssssAsAps4-aAss->~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-07
A ROANOKE TRAGEDY
N. C. DYER STABBED IN THE NECK
BY o. n. MITCHELL AND KILLED.
ent But the Combstants-s
ments OF Both Men-Inquest.
Especial telegram to tho Dl,patch.)

''P''Ii tleSTdm 10 the DiSpatca)
ROANOKE. VA. October 6.-An ARRAY
occurred here this morning between y.
9. Dyer and u. II. Mitchell in which the
former received cut under the left ear,
which severed the occipital artery and
caused him to bleed to death in about
twenty minutes. The cutting occurred in
Mitchel's grocery store, on Franklin
road end Seventh avenue, west. and no
one was present but the parties them
srlves. Dyer was seen coming from
the store bleeding fearfuly. and when
asked by j. T. Chafln. who went 10 his
assistance, how it happened said.
Mitchell has cut mo. and did not ever
have pocket-knife to defcud myself
lie was assisted TO pollard's meat shop.
about Nfty yards south OF the store, ana
said to Mr.. Pollard as he staggered and
foll in Il rear room
Dick Mitchell has killed me-"
Physicians were sent for in all sections
but before any arrived he had passed
beyond all hope Of recovery. j. II.
Michel. who did the cutting, was at once
locked up.
MITCHELLS STORY.
lie stated 10 your correspondent that
this morning abiut 8 O'Clock Dyer came
to his store and asked what his account
was. He told him il was Sli@, AMI
showed him the books Dyer accused
him NJ saying he was dead beat and
words following. struck Mitchell twice IN
the face. The latter drew his knife To
defend himself and. SO he says attempted
10 Cut Dyer on the arm. when Dyer
knocked il upward 10 his neck. Dyer
staggered about ~" store a short time
with blood squirting from his meek, ana
thon started mp the street.
Dyer was 26 years old, and leaves a
wife and ono child He came here from
Chatham several years ago. ana was for
some time in the real estate business.
Iatterly ne was employed I'm ~" ear
record Office of the Norfolk and western
railroad Company
Mitchell came her" from Bedford county
three years ago. and has been in the pro-
. vision business most Of the time lie IS
- years Ola, and Is a widoWcr.
THE INQUEST.
Dr. s. G.. Staples, coroner, held an
inquest this afternoon and the verdict
Of the jury was. in effect, that death was
caused hy "A wound inflicted by Mitchell.
DIs. g. G. Canuaday and Ralph W.
Brown made q post mortcm examination
this afternoon. and testified that there
were tWo wounds on tho body Of Dyer.
one on the neck and another cut three
and a half inches long ON the LEFT arm.
They said II any one with knowledge
of surgery had been present soon after
tine cutting Dycrs life could have been
saved
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-07
JUDGE }. S. BATTLE.
GOVERNOR CARR APPOINTS HIM TO
SUCCEED JUDGE Il. G. CONNOR.
wilmington's Welcome Week "A Muir
derer Arrested in Alabamn-To Mark
Carolina Positions at Gettysburg.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.)

RALEIGH. y. G., October 6-Governor
Carr appointed Mr.. Jacob 5. Battle OF
Nash county. Judge OF the Superior Court
of the Third District, 10 succeed Henry
g. Connor. whose resignation takes effect
on the 2oth instant The appointment is
not unexpected, and is an excellent one
In all respects. Judge Battle is a mem
Der Of one OF the bost-known families In
the State. lie was born In ISL. and I'm 1866
entered the State University, leaving II
in 1858 % enter the University OF virginia
whers, in ls12 he graduated with the nigh
eat honors. taking the full degree Of \.
" He has for years been the law part
ner Of Congressman T.. h. Bum His
hrst public service was in the senate
branch OF the last Legislature. whore he
won much reputation and was chairman
OF the Committee on Education. He Is
wel-informed man on all subjects.
Wilmington viii have another Wei
come Week. the last week IN November
Tho business men propose 10 make II, a.
formerly, gala occasion.
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
4 man named James has been lodged in
Jail at Lenoir. Caldwell county. on the
C1arge Of numbering Julius u. Miller, a
IifrI states deputy marshal III .NpiH
of last year Miller was followed and
waylaiI by the assassin, and had m"
latter been AZ once caught, b" would have
been lynched James. who was arrested
in Alabama. confcsscs that he has muir
derej an officer
The Shell-Flsh Commissioners are To-
eating oyster grounds. largely ior up
country people
Nh. building of the Ncwhern", Norfolk
and Wilmington railway develops uota-
hl, fine region for oysters as well as
fish. oysters are better this season than
IN several years past, the commissioners
say
MONUMENT FUND.
Thus far almost $500 i'm cash has been
collected for tho State Confederate monu-
meut The State appropriation Is $1,000
All save three Of the n.ncty-siN counties
are engaged i'm the work OF collecting
funds
A Republican says the leading PQnullst
organ. Of which Marion Butler is aitor.
VIII make $1,000 this year It's circulation
is great among Republicans As well a5
populists.
COL Tate. state Treasurer. and Colonel
Kcnan. clerk of the supreme Court hay"
decided % erect monuments 10 mark tn"
point Of furthcst advance Of the sixth ami
Fortv-ihirl North Carolina Regiments.
NJ Gcttysburg Arrangements viii bc
mad. for marking all the NOrth Carolina
positions there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-07

at public auction Wednesday. "a feet on
Perry street beginning mt the corner or
Tenth. This is part OF the Taylor prop
erty and was bought by Mr. l.. II. Blair
ut g. 80 per foot.
Miss Matte Snellings. OF Danvlle, Is
visiting relatives in this city.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Mrs Mary a. CLAYTON died Thursday
evening at the residence of her son. Mr.
r. J. Clayton. Twenty and Maury
streets In the Sth year of her age. The
funeral will take place this morning at
II o'clock from the First Baptist church,
Richmond.
Mr.. Robert \. Glls died at his home. in
,owhatan county. Thursday hight iof
typhoid- fever. Mr. Gills was only 70
years old. and was well known in Man
chester He was a brother Of Messrs
J. W. and W. II. ellis, OF this city. and
cousin of George Gills. motorman on the
Perry-street line
The Prohibitionists have appointed the
following committee TO look after their
interests in this city:
First Ward, J. H. Busby chairman and
Alexander w Moody. Second. ". W.
Lumpkin and : II. Andrews; Third,
Thomas Wilson and Walter T. Smith;
Fourth. +. T. Murray. Harvey VI. Clark
n
meet next Tuesday night at Odd-Feilows
Hon.
FIRED AT THE ROBBER.
The residents " woodland Heights have
had their hen-houses robbed quite fire.
quently OF late. and ars very much wor-
ri.d on that account Friday night John
Washington. driver for Mr.. H. 9. Bcattie.
heard a noise in the lower part OF the
stable. John has 4 room over the stable.
and. taking hts gun with him. proceeded
10 max. an investigation. Upon entering
the yard. he ran upon thrrn negroes, who
Immediately ran. John says he could
have killed any one Of them. but he did
not want 10. and after they got some
distance away. he fired load Of hirl-shot
al them. The robbers returned the fire. but
no one was hurt.
The post office authorities at Washing
ton have lust made another increase in
the allowance Cor incidental expenses Of
the Man,h hester post-ofiice. This makes
the pay of the postmaster, incl ding rent
and iucileutals. IN round numbers 81"
per aunum.
Mr.. r.. O. Wood. ot Midlothitn, was in
m. city yesterday
Rov. Charles y Van HoutH, has TO-
turned from Newport News.
Mr.. John q. Rice has retuIhcd from
Chicago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-07
PEOPLES PARTY TALK
Judge Kerr, Csptsin Coche' ana other'
sneak in Manchester.

The Populists had a meeting IN EioD
Opera-House last night \ fairly good
audience was present, including some oil
the most prominent Democrats IN the
city.
On the stage were Secretary Harris
who presided. Captain +. X. Cooke. Judge
w. J. Kerr. Mr.. Haskins Hobson' Judge
Gregory and several others.
Captain Cooke opened the, meeting with
a short address, and was followed oy
Judge Kerr, of Colorado. VINO spOke iot
nearly two hours. The first half OF ms
address was devoted 10 depicting the eViIS
resulting from the present financial con-
dition OF the country. and the rest .,
It IN denouncing President CLEVELAND anu
the Democratic press In speaking about
the silver question he Illustrated ms IT,
marks by exhibiting 70 the crowd shEet
dollar, and asking the question VIII 'hls
not stop the sheriff as quickly as goll
dollsr?" He said that the man VINO salu
the remedy would be forthcoming as soon
as the Sherman law was repeaIeu was
liar.
Judge Kerr was followed by Judge
Gregory and Mr.. Hobson. both OF whoh
maze snort addresses tuli'oAtf
carried many people to the meetins' as
they dispersed very quickly wheh lhe
imported orator stopped speaking
BURGLARS TOOLS FOUND.
Captain Lipscomb was notified yes'er-
day that q lot OF burglars tools were under
some rocks up the Danyille railroad near
the old Belle Isle Junction. He went up
there and found nameer OF tramps anu
after driving them away. made search
for the tcDis.
He found several dynamite cartrtd ses
a number OF chisels. u brace and Dit
lantern. a candle, and some other things
which he brought 10 the stauan-house.
Suspecf1ng that something wrong might
be proposed he made raid about io:So
last night on the camping grounds OF the
knights OF the road. Eleven were cap
tured. white and colored. There was
nothing upon the person OF any OF them
that would indicate that they were crooks.
Mr.. N. w. Beve. Of Riohmond, sold
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ferson. but was discharged. He was also
charged with threatening TO strike l.
IT, .,aniueIS. =. county conStaolt. M
Gaze was postponed until the leth instant:
The troubls between the constable ana
Humphrey occurred some time ago when
the former went to arrest the negro
brother. Humphrey got together large
crowd Of negroes and threatened the llte
Of the officer. and he had 10 leave with
out his prey. 81,
Jennie Powell (colored) was sent to JAIL
for thirty days as a suspicious character
She ran I'd against white lady upon
the streets Thursday evening. AMI at'er
this incident the latter's watch was gone
The ttme-nloca was afterward recovered
in a yard adjoining Jennie's.
Richard Washington (colored) was
charged with feloniTrly assaulting
ROYAL Rocks (col0red). Rocks had oeeh
given black eye. but the Court thought
he deserved II. and discharged Washing
ton,