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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
THE R1oHMoNp DISPATCH SUNDAY, OCTOBER $, 1898
st Tuesday. after a brief visit t.

home last Tuesday. after brief Visit 10
baltimore.
Mrs. Ann Black. who was Injured by
vicious COW about two months ago.
died on last wednesday from the effects
OF the injury.
Mrs. r. Eacho continues quite sick at
her residence on State street.
Miss Maggie Johnson has returned az
ter very pleasant visit to friends In
West Point.
Mr. Thomas wetmer. engineer OF En-
CINE company No. 8. left Monday for Bal
timore and Washington. Mr.. w. e.
Gayle. who was to accompany him. was
taken very sick at the last moment and
could not go.
The new steamer Pocahontas has been
taken OF the line between here and Nor
folk and the Ariel takes her place.
Mrs. Addle Norman. OF West Point,
Is visiting her father, Mr.. John Carter.
on Nicholson street.
The Methodist sunday-school Union OF
Richmond will meet AT Denny-Street
church this afternoon. An interesting
programme by the children OF the Sun
day school will be rendered. also an
address by Rev. DR.. W. g. Young, OF
Park-Place Church
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
FEATURES OF
T0-DAY'S DISPATCH.

THE INTERNATIONAL VAC III TRAc F.
Americas Champion Wins, Bur tue Contest
Regarded as Not Fair Test.
THE FORTHCOMING TARIFF BrLI-An In
crease OF the Tobacco Tar Not Yet Proposed
IN Committee.
THE SILVER BrrL-Announcomen By NJ.
voorhees, that an Attempt to Secure Senate
Action Thereon VIII Be Made Wednesday
Next.
TIE STATE CANvAss-Democrstica aud Pepi-
list Discussions at Many Placcs-OFerrali
Kent. and Hunton spcsk-Judge Mann and
Messsrs Flood and Hubbard at Appoma'tox
Nominations.
MARY wAsBINGTOS-The Cornerstone OF
the Old Monument Removed and Opened
The Contents Saturated with Water and
Decayed-Its History.
HIS NATIVE PLACE-The Late DR.. Peterson
was Beloved ard Respected in Petersburg
An Escort for His Romans to Beautiful
Blandford.
THEY MUST vACATE-offensivs Partizans 10
the Best Government ofices-An Active
Movement to be Made in Norfolk.
BISHOP CHEsHIRE-He win Be Consecrsted
at Tarboro', n. c., by Bishop Lyman-Pre-
lstes from Several States VIII Be Present
TAR-RIvER BAPTIsTs-Second Days Fro
ceedings-Associational, state, Foreign, and
Home Missions Discussed.
MIR. WALLACE CHALLENGES Mr.. BRYAN
The Latter Declines TO Fight. Turns the Let
ter over to the Police, and Mr.. Wallace Is
Arrested and Bailed.
TIE CANVASS WARMING UP-Goneral Lee.
Senator Daniel, and Others TO Speak This
wcek-whst the POpulists and Prohibition
lists Are Doing.
MRS. MILLS on THE sTAND-IIer Testimony
in the Nicholas Murder Case Quite sensa-
tional-she Makes Some Damaging Admis-
s.ons.
THE MASONIC GRAND BoDIEs-The Royal
Arch Chapter and Knights Templars 10
Have Interesting Meetings Here This Week.
"THR IDLE REPORTER VISITS CHICAGO
HIS Observations on Men. Women, Babies,
Nhcktns, ana uOgss
THE STATE FAIR-It Promises to BE q suc-
cess-splendid Poultry and Machinery Dis
plays-Notes from tho Grounds-
GREAT CONMANDBRS-Hugh Biography
OF General Joseph +. Johnston-Who Fought
Manassas What the Western Csmpaii n
Proved-Other New Books.
FALL DRESS MoDETS-Designers Follow the
General Lines In the Fashion Piates-Frils,
Rufties, Bretelles, and Berthas Are Inraria-
ble-A Specimen Visiting Gown-Miltary
FadA
Ben MONTGOMERY-The True Story OF Pre-
sident DsYiss Plantstions-hcptgomery
Was Never the Slave Of Jefferson Davis nor
Ever His Private Secretary.
QUERIES AND ANswERs-Thc Valley OF vir-
Ginia-Its Adaptabillly TO Agriculture
Boundaries and Area OF Richmond-Con-
federate Insignia Of Rank" Warrell's Lot
terry of Painting" &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
Fatal Raj WV Accident.

TDv
NEW HAVEN. KY, October IA fatal
collision occurred on the Potunger's Creek
bridge. five miles south Of this place, on
the Knoxville division OF the LOUISVILLE
and Nashville, at 4:30 o'clock \. NJ. yester-
day. The first section or freight tram NO.
% broke into three parts coming down
The New Hone grade. and the caboose
stopped on the bridge. In this was sleep
ing Andrew Burke an engineer. who had
charge OF two dead engines on the train
Along the second section came, str7~'ng
the caboose right on the bridge. 1t wens
down. and with it the engine. engineer
cohoose. and ten cars OF coal Both En-
rlneers Higgins and Burke are buried
under the debris and will probably not De
found for some time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
popuiist Convention n Fsilure.

(SpeclaI teIcBfaH 10 VIIV
ROANOKE, VA, october line So
called P0pulist convention here inns aitsl
noon was a failure. Only Twelve oeie-
gates were present, three from MoI'-
gomery county, four from ROANOKE Gun
~. and five from this city Inc u0, ,
gates expected from Craig COUNTY uis
,,ot ,caterielize. X. II. Richardson or
Roanoke. was elected chairman, ana J.
/, Lockett secretary. After resolving
themselves into a caucus, from whlch
members of the press We're excluded the
convention proceeded to consider lhe
feasibility OF nominating a candidate !Ur
The senate. and finally adjourned uii
Thursday next to meet the delegates iroi,
craig. when it is said a nomination VIII
be made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
The Hustings Court.

The following were the cases tried In
the Hastings Court yesterday:
sarah Williams, charged with resisting
policeman Foster while in the discharge
of his duty. Sent to Jail for six months;
William Boiling, charged with unlawful
gaming. Sent to jail for two months
and fined 500.
lewis Brown. on charge OF unlawful
gaming. Sent to jail for one day ana
fned s..
Ida Anderson, charged with grand lar
ceny. Plead guilty and was sent 70 'he
uenitentiary for one year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
c.,.i, waller Going South.

Captain w. G. Waller. for several years
managing editor of The Times, leaves to-
morrow 20 spend the winter with his
brother in Northern Georgia. His health
hos heen feeble for some months. but ne
hopes by rest and change Of climate 10
no thoroughly restored by the spring:
The employees Of The Times adopted
resolutions expressing deep regret thas
captain Waller was forced, by reason Oh
he condition OF his health. TO retire from
ne wspaper work for awhile Captain wai-
Tor has hosts OF friends here VINO pope
that he will soon be entirely wen asS'A'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08


Governor 1sKnnse sstss refused IA
pardon Williams, pooiA who was con.
vicsed Ia the County Court OF Culptpcr IN
April. Issa OF hsuseSreaking, and SEN
fenced TO eight years In Ore penifentiary.
Mltor Carter M. Braxton. OF Newport
News, has been appointed by m V'v-
srnor q delegate to the Real Estato Con-
s-ess. which meets m Chicago this aoatii
0Acer Robert Rudtick. Of re ..
called b. the Au9ftprt Office ycss l,..y.
having deiie.sed at the laurel az. ...s-
tory j u. sisss.>s youth sente'l..4 IN
the Mayors Court q Norfeik.
Governor Mckinney is.., .-nslled TO tho
letter Of Governor Jones, o.. abauSa.
in which the latter disclsins the inter-
view on the Roanoke affair credited 70
him. Governor Mckinney, after thank
ing Governor Jones for his kind communi-
cation, says that he had not seen the
alleged interview. but he knew that
Alabamas Chief Executive was too gooi
a friend OF the Mother State and OF h,Ff
Governor TO say anything unkmd *
either. As to the Roanoke riot. Cove.
nor Mckinney alludes to IL rs a.ssad al
most regretable affair born OF the pa,
sions Of the moment, but expresses thu
hope and belief that II will prove les
son that will not be forgotten
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
The College Bcys Scored

The friends OF the Rchmand q
team In this city are very moeh
at the result OF the football cont.
Charlottesville yesterday. as u Wa s.
first time that a college team fson e
Old Dominion had succeeded IN So =.
against the University eleven.
The college boys went ~ Chariot,
vile minus two OF their best men, r. y.
Duke, full back, and G.. Winston. kft oad.
Boschen made the touchdown yestcriny.
A telegram received here by enc Of tlo
college students stated that the gan
passed Off pleasantly and no one Wa
hurt
The college team is arranging for sew
eral other games that will be played n
the near future.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
On, Negro shoots Another,

There was n difficulty In Henrfco coun.
" last night beyond the branch. on the
Brook road. between two negroes
named George Robinson and william
Henry. and the former was shot by tho
latter.
Robinson was taken 10 the Third Police
Station. and the ambulance summoned.
The physician I'm charge extracted the
ball. and the man was sent to his home.
No. COG Calhoun street Henry made hls
escape, and the county authorities are
looking for him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
MORRIS-PARK EVENTS.

MORRIS-PARK RACE TRACK. n. Y.
October Fully 1000 persons attended
the races at the beautiful Westchester
course this afternoon
First race-six furlongs Nellie Pcyton
won; Wah Jim second, Charmion third
Time Ill II.
Second receive furlongs Assignee
won; Drum Major second Illusion third.
Time. % 10
Third race Champagne stakes. seven
furlongs-Sir Excess won; Dobbins second,
Eubicon third Time, "a 81
Fourth race-mile and a siXteenth-Mary
Stone won; Prince George second, Pick
nicker third. Time. 1:i9.
Fifth receive furlongs-Astoria won;
Mnnehaha second, VIII Elliott third.
Time 49,
sixth race-scven furlongs-Speculati
won. Henry Young second. Kirkover
third. Time, 1:2I.
MORRIS-PARK ENTRIES.
Following are the MorrisPark race en-
tries for tomorrow:
First race-two -year-Olds. three fourths
Of mile-Galilce ll5; Figaro llG; Frog
Dance. ll5 Wimberg. ll$; birmingham,
IL; Armitage, ~; Queenlike H., lOS; Har-
rlngton. l07. la Juive, lV5; Ornus. lOl;
Dorine, l03. Fusilier, IS; Roland Reed, W.
Second race-handicap, all ages. one and
one fourth miles-Don Alon2o, ilS; Veto
rious. lOi: Picknicker, 100, Hume, 80;
Newton, 49, Fidclio. 80.
Third race-Fashion stakes, fllies. two
year-olds three fourths Of "a milestone
nellie 10; Kentigerna, ll5; Melody. llo;
Heldemere. is; Strathhower rs: Florence,
lOi: Fondoline. l0j: MAMMA, 1876: lola, 100;
Micmac Queen, l05; Antipode, 100; Flun'
leo
Fourth race-one mile. three-year-olds-
Rainbow. ~ Martyrdom, IL; Restraint
10. Wormser. 10: clio colo. 10; BY
Jove, 10: VIII Elliott 10; Young Arion'
10. Redskln, l02.
Fifth race-three fourths of mile all
aces-Reginald. III; Middleton, lii; Ben
yolio. lO9: Radiator, 105 Enfield. "a.
sixth racial ages, selling, three
fourths Of o mile-Aiidnight. ZIG; Nero
10: Chesapeake. ll3: May Win, 1lS; Lori
mer. lO9; Red Banner, los; Captain Nag-
ner. lO7: Restraint 1O7: Melanie. l0S Arab,
lOs: Reynard. l0l; Hiram. lOl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08

Mr.. W. c. Moore, Of Manchester who'
for a number OF years has been the assls-
tant superintendent Of the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company OF New York.
has resigned his position to accept a
flatterins offer OF a similar nature ID
Wilmington. Del.
Yesterday his business associates gath
cred together and babe him farewell,
Many kind words were exchanged. and
before the meeting closed Mr.. Moore was
presented with a handsome storm over
coat. He acknowledged the gift In most
feeling language.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
Storm In Arkapssa

fBy telegraph 70 ths U'sP"'e"'
LOUISVILLE. KY, october Ia fatai
rier- Journal special from Little Rock says
A terrific wind-storm swept over Arksn-
sas last night. and dh much damage.
In Union county several houses wero
blown down. four women were Killed out
right. and several persons wsre sefiousy
injured. The town OF Eldorsdo wa. oany
damaged, but no report OF loss OF iife mas
been received. In the vicinity OF iresson'
FAULKNER county, two persons we're killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08

An accident occurred on the Rlchnohn;
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
about 4 o'clock yesterday morning, IN
which n negro was slightly hurt, two
horses were killed and wagon demol-
ished.
The accident happened Mt Boudars cross
ing, about a mile this side OF Laurel
station. The engineer Of the fast mall
In looking after his locomotive at GUAM
tico. discovered evidences OF the accident
and telegraphed back TO this city: The
crew of the local freight, which leaves
Richmond several hours after the last
mail. was Instructed 10 look out and re-
port the result.
No one seerns 10 know how the accident
Hammered
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
Iyrchingin Prospect.
Ry telegraph to the Dispatch

(Ey teIeETupH 20 NIV DIHP"0NN'l
FORT SCOTT, KAN, october Tn the
midst Of the best residence portion OF the
city al II o'clock a. NJ. yesterday, MISS
Agnes Barr, "a pretty young society wo.
man OF nne family, was brutally assaulted
hy a big negro. who has not been YET
ca,,l,red or Identified. lie entered the
house while no one but the girl was az
home. and, after the outrage. ransacheu
the house and left her lyiNg UNCONSCIOUS
ON the floor. He ran south. ana POSSE
Is IN pursuit. lie VIII probably De Caught
and lynched
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NE kME RiCAN TURF.
Monocncy Beats His Own Best Time at
Baltimore-Otiier Events
Oy telegraph TO the Dispatch)

By telegraph 10 the Dispatch)
BALTIMORE. MD. October The
Pimlico Driving Club. with favoring wea-
Their and a grand track brought it's fall
meeting 10 n close to-day. despite the
heavy rains OF Wednesday and the lower
ing clouds Of Thursday and Friday. The
attendance was large. notwithstanding
the fact that Saturday IS regarded as an
"on day for outdoor sports in Ealt-
more. The races were disposed Of in
strnights
MCnocacv. n bay stallion, years old,
by King Wilkes. 2:22 -. dam Nivandiere.
10y Volunteer owned and driven by Car
los VI. DoGarmcndia. OF the Tuscarora
stock Farm. near Frederick, Nd, trOtted
against his record of 2:2l u. Monocacy
covered tho mile easily I'm 219 II
CLASS 215-PAClNG. PURSES. 600.
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Military Notes.

The tenth annual banquet of the Stewart
Uorse-Cuard. Troop 4, First Regiment
Cavalry will take place at Zimmermann's
Hotel on Tuesday night at o'clock. The
Invitation Committee In charge OF the
affair consists OF Lieutenant James u.
Branch, Sergeant c. l.. Marsilliot, ana
Trooper J. T.. Stowe, Jr.
Owing to the removal OF Sergeant Hanks
from this city, the following promotions
have been made in Company D. FIRST
Virginia Regiment 'Priyates J. 7. FORD.
r. l.. jennings and T. b. Harrison have
ban made corporals. and Private c. r.
Fern has been made quarter-master SER
geant 49,
Corporals y. McClelland and w. j..
Waldrop have been honoraby d!scharSeo'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
Valuable Horses Burned

(By Telegraph 70 inc DISP"VNH'
LOUISVILLE. KY. october Tine
large livery stable OF the T.. !. Everson
Company, Third street. near Green was
destroyed by fire this morning, ana forty
fivs horses were burned TO death. some
OF the animals were very valuable. me
loss on horses and vehicles Is estimated
al SO 900: insurance. Si2,ooo. Loss on build
ing. 1900; insurance not known. Inc
front part OF the building. four stories
hi4h. was divided into fats. ana many
people were aroused just in time to escape
a fiery death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
Co,o,.lo,rorrai, a, blackstone.

Especial teIesTaH 10 wv
BLACKSTONE, VA, october ''-Coio-
mel D Ferrall arrived here about noon yes
terday, and has been the guest Oh cUul-
tv.ChoIrman Tuggle. To-day at o'clock
Ia addressed the citizens OF Blackstone
and surrounding community on the polti-
col issues OF the day. It is needless 10
say that his speech was n good one, ana
created the greatest enthusiasm ana VIII
ensure for this county her usual large
Democratic majority. Many ladies Were
present TO hear this distinguished orator
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
r,vs,ov Die. from an Accident.

A special received by the Dispatch from
Charlottesville last night says;
Mrs. +. e. Bigelow, OF Richmond.A"no
has been visiting her nephew, Mr.. I. r.
powers. near Whitehall, met with an
accident Thursday night which proved
fatal. She was descending pair OF steps,
when she fell. striking her head. ana
fracturIng her skull. She died this morn
inc, She was about 70 years of age. Her
funeral will take place tomorrow at MI
Moriah church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
4. so. Personals.

Mr.. T. o. Barbour. treasurer, has been
spending the week at the Worlds Fair'
and will return next Monday.
Mr.. John A. Hancock. paymaster, Is
enjoying his vacation Mt tho same place
Mr., C. l.. Hutchinson mas been appoint
ed assistart paymaster. Mr.. Hutchinson
hiss been an old and faithful employee OF
the treasury department, and deserves
his promotion
Mr.. p. d. 0aypor. chief clerk 70 the
trea purer, has rendered hts resignation,
70 tsks sffsot en- the LIST Of Nsve1AeG.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08

CAPTAIN Peasants, acting Chief-ot-Ponce;;
said yesterday that he had oe.n hoe' ,.,s
- save his name as Coles Miles, but
,,.ho rs supposed TO be Moses Hopkins,
,nn murderer of Henry S. Parsons put
lid NOT believe the man was Hopkins.
Tho negro Miles Coles, he said. was known
70 the police here, but was not wa l,',ei
Tor ANYTHING, besides he Is q much oiuer
man than Hopkins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
Note. from Fulton.

MIR. Harmon Doeppe left Friday ior
Baltimore.
Mrs. william Merdue, who mas pesn
quite sick. Is now very mucn lmprov.a,
Mr.. Miles Eacho, who was nul. qu.e
badly by a horsa running away win
him "a now very much improved ana
Able 10 attend 70 his grocery business,
Mr.. William Gayle for the past week
has bsen suffering from chiils.
Mr.. ana Mrs. n J. 0'Connor returned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
Rockingham Popuiist Nominee.

Especial Telegram TO lhe DISP8'C''7
HARRISONBURG. VA. october l.
The Populist Convention TO-DAY noiiil-
natad John n. Bowman of Cross Keys,
and William VI. Bowers. Of Timberville.
ms candidates for the Legislature from
Rockingham county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
The Firs,.St ee, LIn. Omen.

The street-car line To Barton Heights
was opened to the public yesterday, For
the present. a half-hour service viii be
run. Cars will leave the Heights as early
as $50 a. NJ, except on Sunday. whc y
they Will leave at S o'clock. and Will
leave the corner of First and Clay streets
as late as II u NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
THE NEWS or MANCHESTER.
DIR. Mathews to Marry In Cincinnati--Po-
litfcal personnl 20


DR.. William +. Mathews, of this city,
and Miss Annie Sanborn Graham, Of Gin
cinnat. will be married Tuesday morn
ing, october 18th, at Forest-Avenue Meth
odist church, Avondale Cincinnati Ohio.
The bride-elect is daughter OF Captain
ID. j.. Graham. formerly OF Chesterfield,
and DR.. Mathews Is one of the best known
and most popular young physicians IN
the State. lie will leave for Cincinnati
next Saturday.
DR.. Charles Davis, formerly owner Of
the Old Tavern property, on Hull street
died at his home near boswell station.
Hanover county, Friday night. Mr.. Davis
was born in England in lsl0. and was a
resident of this city about fifteen years.
where he was well known and highly re-
spected. His remains Will arrive at Byrd
Street Station at 2:9s T.. NJ. to-day, and
will be taken to Maury Cemetery for in
terment.
JUDGE STAPLES IN POWHATAN.
There was large meeting OF the Dem
ocrats Of POwhatan at Fine Greek Mills
yesterday, and people from all sections OF
the county were present. Judge Waller
r. Staples led of I'm a speech OF an hour
and a half. replete with argument, history
and wit. The good effect OF his powerful
appeal Will be seen on the day OF election.
All who heard him enjoyed n rare treat
Messrs. Baker and Macon, the Democratic
nominees for the House Of Delegates. and
Mr.. r. NJ. Miller followed In short
speeches. After the speaking, an elegant
brunswick stew was served to all-such
Brunswick stew as can be made only
where squirrels are plentiful.
BROKE THROUGH AND STOLE.
The grocery-store OF Mr. \. Il. Long,
on Hull street was broken into Friday
night and number Of articles stolen.
An entrance was effected by breaking
through the back window. Several weeks
ago some one attempted to break into
Mr. Longs store but were frightened ON.
The police are working the case.
The Democrats expect 10 score a great
victory at Chesterfield Courthouse to-mor-
row. Colonel whitehead and Judge Flour
noy will be on hand, and II there Is a
Populist there who wants a division OF
time he can get II. Candidates Macon
and Baker Will also be present.
The eleven tramps, whose arrest was
reported in the Dispatch. were before
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08

The breeders Association Of Mary
land ana the District Of Columbia begins
its annual meeting on Tuesday October
18th. at the Gcntlemcn's Driving Park.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.

Mr.. James r. Bradley hiss gone to WASH
ington to look into securing patent Tor
an invention he e Interested In.
Rev. w. II. Trainhsm will preach az
Cowardln-Avenue Christian church this
morning and tonight. Also at Leader
Hall ut o'clock In the afternoon.
Miss Florence Evans, OF this city. DE-
lighted the members OF Lee Camp Friday
with several choice Rotations.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Robinson ana
daughter. OF Wilmington. n. c.. and Mrs.
NJ. c. Keeling, of Norfolk, are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. a. II. Fitzgerald.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will have meeting tomorrow
afternoon at the rectory OF the Meade
Memorial church.
Rev. l.. T. Dadmun. OF West-End
church. will preach blackboard sermon
this morning at II o'clock. The Sunday
school Association will meet at S"~
o'clock. Address by Judge II. a. Han
cock.
David C. Moon, who has for number
If years been a teacher In the colored
public schools Of this city. has resigned
his position TO attend Oberlin College
where he has gone to prepare FOR inc
medical profession.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08

Mayor Maurice yesterday morning. Thcro
being no evidence to show that they wers
IN any way connected with tho burglar =
tools found up the DanviiIs railroad the
afternoon before they were discharged
and given fifteen minutes to leave the
city.
John Robinson. alias Charles E2ps tcol-
oredD. was charged with being susp'-
cious character. He was required 70 gave
bond In the sum Of 500. IN default Oh
which he was sent TO Jail for ninety das.
John is a Richmond negro, and was
caught with the tramps. Charles bor-
tune tcolored) was fined IS and costs for
slappIng his sister in the face. and the
case of james Higgins. charged with as
saulting \. y. Tyson. was continued unui
Monday.
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TIE yIGILANT WINS.
Sill Yesterdays Race Is Pronounced
Not a Fair Test.

c7NE POINTS SETTLED.
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.,vrnw cw,. 80 49,
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a., curse from the outer turn had no
,"1fa work IN II at all, but vas
o.. CLOS" reach. az both boats had
"p little forward OF the beam, II
- tsntcd 10 the southwest. IL Was
ysNi hali IN smooth sea, and both
,s,y n'Aae remarkably quick time.
a. ,S VI the excursion boats being
h,,,.s kssp up with them. The yachts
bcs ~ least twelve knots. and the Val
u. slowed hsrsaf 4 speodler boat on
bsult Of sailing. There was not