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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21
AT THE COUNTY COURTHOUSE.
Cases Before the Justices-Going 20 the
Fair-Other Notes.

The cases Of Richard Gaines. Alexanher
Johnson, and Junius Sims. the negroes
who were indicted for felony. came up
for trial before the Henrico County court
yesterday. but were continued untii the
next term.
Several trivial civil matters were as
posed of and the court adjourned for the
term. -, -,
Judge Minor ordered the discharge or
three prisoners in the jail. who were IN
carcerated some time ago because tnsy
could not pay fines imposed on them ne
fortunate sinners who thus escaped thc
clutches OF the law we're Alfred White'
Jake Miller, and Abram Bigger ,aii eoiyr-
ed). The Judge gave them their hoerls
because they were 'eatinB their heaus
of" -. ,
Judge Minor. Commonwealth s-Attofnsy
Sands. Deputy Clerk T. 7: Taylor. Mt'
w. Ii. Garnett. and Mr.. William n. b~y-
eridge will leave this afternoon Tor chi
cago.
MIR. u. C. Richardson, one Of Murderer
Phillip Norman Nicholas's counsel, IN now
engaged in examining all the OLD maps
which have a bearing on the upper poui-
daries of Henrtco county. There IL some
doubt as 10 whether the crime was COM
mitted In Henrico or Goochiand. ana or
course the prisoners counsel VIII do
what they can TO secure new triai Tor
their client.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21
WHAT DID The CABINET 90?
All Sorts OF Rumors as TO Action on the
silver Question.
Mv teleernph to the plspatchD

CBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.)
WASHINGTON. ID. c., October ~
Every variety of rumor is heard as to the
action OF the Cabinet to-day on the silver
question. The meeting lasted two hours,
all the members being In attendance.
Two directly opposing views. said 10
have been derived from Cabinet officers,
were afterwards put in circulation. Tne
first was that the President had become
convinced that it would not do to oppose
any plan of compromise which delayed
the repeal OF the purchasing clause OF
the Sherman act longer than the First
of next July, and that he was willing to
approve this plan. The second story ran
TO the effect that the President reiterated
his intention to disapprove any bill when
did not provide for the immediate and un-
conditional repeal OF the Sherman law.
Between these two extremes the gossips
INDUCED in a wide diversity of statements
10 suit their individual tastes and wishes.
None OF the Cabinet when directly ap1
preached would say anything TOT publ
cation as TO what had occurred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21
prnnswtck Fever Roport.

Ov telegraph to the Dispatch)
SAVANNAH. GA, October ca spe-
ciaI 10 the Morning News says that only
eleven new cases OF yellOw-ieVer were
ofiiciallv reported at Brunswick to-day
two whites and nine colorcd. one death
occurred-that of \. Schrieber twhiteD
Reconciliation: Whites under treatment
81: Colored, 1Nj. Total 2f6.
Whites discharged. III; colored, lSO
Total 327.
Whites dead. a: colored 6. Total, 60
Total number Of cases-Whites. y, col
orod, 37i. Total, 6o5.
Rate of Mortality: Whites, II; coloreH'
81 Total. 1i.2.
surgeon Murray and President Hugh
B,irforI of the Health Board have re-
turned from Camp Detention. where they
have been I'm CONSULTATION wi;h surgeon
Hutton and Surgeon Gcn,rll Wy'nan.
TO STAMP THE FEVER OUT
Surgeon Murray. on his relUcn. spoke
az tbe anxiety General Wynan felt for
Erunswick's s safety. and what VII he HoLc
this winter 10 render the town ire' toa
infection. NcighbOring towns an STATES
having published expressions regarding
the result OF receiving bedding ana cio'h-
ing from Brunswick for months 10 come
the menace Brunswick VIII he 10 her own
people and other places, and the anxiety
OF the Marine Hospital service 10 rehuer
brunswick absolutely safe VIII cause
rigorous measures 10 be taken. The task
will probably proceed In this manner:
Commencing in the northern end OF the
citv as soon az the epidemic ends, street
after street. and house after house VIII
bc taken In rotation. Walls bedding,
carpets and the entire premises VIII De
disinfected with bi-chloride OF mercury
and a solution Of carbolic acid. All cloth
ing will be wen aired In freezing atIhos-
phere. Carpets will not be taken from
the floor. but Will be sprnkled as they
lie No damage will be done TO property,
but the process will be thorough Al
neighborlng precincts where people nave
zone from brunswick will be treated III
IKE manner, and the government feels
certain that yellow-fever Will not crop
out next summer.
ONE DEATH IN JEsup
cAvANNAH. GA. October 20.-Jesup
,enorts one death. that of James h. Gray
lwbite,. from yellow fever. No new cases.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21
Fngiish strike Situation.
Gsv cable TO the DiSpatchO }


LONDON. October 20.-The striking
miners IN Derbyshire to-day received tho
last payment they will get from the strike
fund. the money devoted TO that purpose
being entirely exhausted. There was rot
enough money 10 give them full strike
pay. so they wero compelled TO accept half
the usual strike wages. The Miners As
Sociation had succeeded in borrowing
money. but this is all now exhausted. The
mine owners claim they will not give
wav 10 the strikers. They have cleared
the pits for the winter. The tools and
the horses employed underground have
been brought to the surface. and there
IS every indication at present that the
fight in Derbyshire until the strikers
Weld will be a long and bitter one. With
all their money gone and cold weather
close at hand the men do not appear to
hc In a position to hold out for any
length Of time II IS thought they cX-
Dcct to obtain assistance from men in
other places. who have gone back to work
at the Old rate of wages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21
Spain's Enemies in Africs.
G5y cable to the Dispatch)


MADRID. October 20.-The Spanish Com
sui at Oran states that an active proIa-
ganda IS being carried on along the Al
gnrian frontier 10 ncite the tribes TO war
against the Spaniards, and that 10sO
Kabylcs have abandoned work in the
mines and are making preparations TO
Join their brother tribesmen in a holy"
war against the Spanish forces IN Mo-
rocco The commission of military erC-
nccrs and generals sent 10 NIelilla to Jay
out a plan of campaign returned to Mala-
"a to-day. They said that 1000 Spanish
troops viii be needed to dislodge the hos
tile trihesmen from their trenches in the
mountains. The Arabs have labOred en-
crgcticilly since they began 10 gather
near the fortress. and have now a strong
system of earthworks 1t Is thought that
had the campaign against them been be
gun promptly, not more than two-thirds
the force now called for would have been
needed to scatter them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21
Two Weddings In Darham.
Correspondence OF the Dispatcl

(Correspondence OF the Dispatchp
DURHAM, y. G., October D.-At
A. NJ. on wednesday Mr.. Robert Davis.
OF KittrelTs. and Miss Annie Jones, OF
Hillsboro. y. c., were married In the
E.piscopal church. where many friends OF
the contracting parties witnessed the i'm
pressive ceremony. as performed by keN.
Mr. McKensie, rector OF the church. Inc
bride Is the daughter OF the late Dr.
Pride Jones. Of Orange, and TIE groom
the son Of the late Joseph j. Davis, OF
the State Supreme Court.
PARRISH-LOCKHAR
At j. VI. same day. Mr.. w. L. Par
rish. a tobacconist OF Durham. was mar
ried. at the brides home, 10 Miss Lille.
the daughter OF John s. Lockhart. who Is
well known in tobacco circles in this city
and Richmond. There were no walters
and only the friends OF the family and
relatives were present. Rev. X. &. Bea-
man. pastor OF the Methodist church. per-
formed the solemn and interesting cere-
mony. The room was beautifully deco
rated with palms and cut-ilowers the
bride carried bouquet Of lovely roses
and was dressed in "A seal-brown going
away gown. trimmed with white. The
party left Immediately after the ceremony
for Chicago and other northern cities
The Board Of OF Trustees OF Trinity
College to-day effected the sale or sio,Wo
gold bonds at par TO the Travellers IN
surance Company Of Hartford. These
are 20-year bonds. bearing per cent IN
terest. payable semi-annually
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21
NO SOLUTION YET.
THE PROBLEM OF REACHING A SEM
ATE SILVER COMPROMISE kNOTTf.
Another Meeting of the Democrasic Cau-
suit-AdJournment Till To-Day.
(By telegraph to tho Dispa.ch.I

WASHINGTON, ID. G.. october 0.-The
Democratic caucus committee held an
other meeting this afternoon. which re-
suited in nothing definite. The committee'
went to the room OF the Committee on
Appropriations about o'clock and re-
mained in session until after considering
the many conflicting views and the vari-
Gus amendments that have been offered
to the repeal bill. and proposing to get
thercfrom some compromise that would
be acceptable To everybody.
one OF the members OF this committee
said tonight that they had found an eX-
ceedngly difficult task, and were COM
PEELED to adjourn without having ap-
preached any nearer solution than they
were the day before. Various senator's
submitted their views. ard numerous
suggestions were made, but after about
three hours conference, the committee
decided 10 leave the vexed question and
attempt its solution tomorrow morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21
BOARD OF PUBLIC CHARITIES.
jail Improvements Made and Others
Needed-Rsform School Required.
Correspondence Of the Dispatch)

(Corrcspondence of the Dispatch)
RALEIGH. y. c., October O.-The STA"
Board of Public Charities met last night.
DR. Charles Duffy presiding Many re-
norts were made. improvements in jails
and county homes were reported as hav-
ing been made in fourteen counties. The
tails In ten counties and the homes IN
eight are greatly In need OF repairs and
general sanitation. The board VIII urge
the commissioners OF the counties to order
these improvements made az once. Action
was taken looking TO the better religious
instruction OF the convicts.
The board decided TO renew IT'S enc-,s
TO secure a State reform school, which
IL declares is urgently needed.
The board is composed OF Drs. Charies
Duffy and J. T. Reid, and Messrs Il. J'
Iourhton w n Jones and W. a. Blair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21
Nominations Confirmed.

(By telegraph to the Dispateh)
WASHINGTON. ID. c., October D.-The
Senate to-day confirmed the following
nominations: James T. Kibreth. to be
Collector of Customs at New York,
George W. Levi. for United States Mar
shal for the Western District OF Virginia
J. j. Van Allen. Of Rhode Island. Ambas-
sador 10 Italy.
Secretaries of Legation: Stephen Bonsal.
OF Maryland. at Madrid. Spain; Charles
DENLY. Jr., of indiana. at Pekin, China.
Commodore George Brown, to be Rear
Admiral; Captain Edward r. Potter, 10
be Commodore. and large number OF
minor naval promotions.
Arch Brooks, postmaster Williamsburg,
Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21
morgue that Il Is hardly possible that
their names will ever be known.
SUPPOSED IDENTIFtCATIONS.

Among the supposed identi1cations is
that OF T.. T.. Magoon. Of Providence. II.
J.. by means Of papers I'm n Tocket-book:
w. ". Henry. OF WOonsocket. by busi-
ness cards ON another body were found
papers Indicating that II WAS probably
that Of Charles L. Wenzel or Dr, Howard
E. Vance. Of New York.
Mrs +. y. Kenzle. OF Stamford. Conn.
was probably the person previously re-
ported az Mrs. Mckenzie. Of Stratford.
ont.
MIR ana Mrs VanDusen are perfectly
identified, and these are all of whom that
can be said out OF the entire twcnty-six
CorpsCs or fragments Of bodies.
other supposed identihcations are r..
\. McGarvey. OF Ontario. and G.. w
Hcardsicy. Watkins. y. Y. one OF the
female bodies is believed 90 be that OF
Mrs W. W. Henry. OF Woonsockct. X. l.
one sf the male victims IS believed to
bc William LOWS Wilson. of So sheridan
Road, Evanston. III.
THE RESPONSIBILITY.
Direct disobcdcncc Of orders on the part
OF the CHICAGO and Grand Trunk engineer
and conductor. both Of whom had seen
long service with the company and were
regarded as model employees, was the
cause OF the tragedy.
THE HOLOCAUST.
The first body was found about 6 o'clock.
and q few minutes after q dozen were dis
rovored I'm a baan around the stove OF
tho second car vne task continued until
tvccnfv-six boIios or r0rtious of human
holmes had boon brought out of the debris.
For want Of "A sufficient number Of stretch
crs boards wcr. nailed together and n
froight-car standing on sile-track was
converted into "a Temporary morgue. As
the work went ON portions OF satchcls
and yaliecs. several gold and silver
r-;,trhcs unckct-hooks containing cur.
rency. and "a quantity Of silver money
were brought 10 hpht ana turned over 10
me Gihccrs. .....,. - .,,.. ..,.,.,.,, .,...
W Hth q s,''''' "'" y" vi Wv ~ - 80
mh1' ana j. W '''', '.,'. ''" ','',, "o','' :
I,,,,.,, o,n,''' =, ,, ci,y dnnot IN" charrcd re-.
mains transferred To undcrtakcrs. a
wrccking crew set 10 work. the debris
was again sorted. and afterwards burnt.
and tonight there Is nothing In the yards
but % heap Of ashes 10 tell the story of
one Of the most awful holocausts IN the
history Of railroadins.
CONDUCTOR AND ENGINEER AR
RESTED.
Co,d,c,or sco,t and Enq,ncer Woolev
were arrested to-day upon warrants
charging them with manslaughtcr Scott
gave bond. but Wo0icy could not do so.
ana is in prison. Each laws the blame
on the other The engineer asserts that
the conductor told him the weSi-bouni
train had passed. The conductor denies
this. ani asserts shat the engineer had
a copy Of thc order 10 wait for the west
bound train. ana fully Gniersto"1 H.
TN, conductor says ne felt so secure
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21
Episcopal Notes.

The fall meeting Of the James River
Convocation will b. held In Westover
church. Charles CITY county, OF which
Rev J. G. COrnick Is rector. The pre-,
paratory services MONDAY. Tuesday. ana
Wednesday. the 18Th. lith, and lotn or
November. will be lei by Rev J. u. New
ton. The convocatlcn days will he Wed
nesday Thursday. AMI Friday. the lSth'
10th. and 18th Of November.
Rev r. \. Goodwin has accepted the
appolntment OF examining chaplain of the
diocese in place OF Rev J.. ". Burton.
The board now consists Of Messrs >. y
Wallis. William NJ. clarke. ami H. ~
(,OO1Niu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21
r..t-9Iehmond.Item..

Miss Sophie Flick. who has been visit
ing the family OF Mr. c. l.. Miller the
oast two weeks. has returned TO her home
IN philadelphia II will be remembered
her fathers family resided In this place
a number OF years ago.
Miss Augusta Hoenniger Is quite sick
with nervous dyspepsia.
Mrs George shuey and her chiidren are
The pavilion at the Masonic Home sta
tion was badly damaged BY the storm
iast week. The railing around the porch
OF Mr.. Arthur Hawkes. residence suffered
Every one II rejoiccd At the good for
tune OF our popular yoanE T,saa. cnar!le
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21
TRIES TO KILL HIMSELF.
4 Member Of the French Embassy Afllict-
ed with the Monkeys.
CBy telegraph to the Dispatch


ATLANTA, GA. October 20.-Geor-e
Chlval. "A member Of the French Embassy
at Washington. made two attempts to
KIN himself hero last night. He came ~
Atlanta some days ago to visit friends.
Evidently he was under the influence
of liquor.
Last night h. was taken % the kimball
House and friend and "A policeman ac-
companIed him 10 a room. lie was on
the verge Of delerium tremens lie tried
To cut his throat with razor but 1t was
taken from him Later, he ;a7de a dash
for a. window. and was haf way out
when ne was caught ani pulled i'm.
\ close watch is being kept on him.
The parties who were with him abso-
luteN refuse to say a word.
Chival has been visiting friends I'm At
lanta for Year. ana has acted In an ec-
centric manner at the hotel repeatedly.
To-day he was under the impression that
hs life was threatened, and wanted t'
telegraph the Secretary OF %.1re FOR pro-
lection
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21
WilI plnN Nnrfolk.

The Capltal City Foot-|alI team, which
recently played game here with Tho
Iichmond College team. will 40 to-day To
Norfolk to meet The Young Mems Chris
tian Association team of that city this
evening The following are the Richmond
PLAYERS. Turpin. centre. Freeman, u" -
guard Eubank right guard: Lewis. right
tackle; Minor. left tackle, Sands. right
end Harrison. LEFT end; Bosher. right
half-back: Hall left half-back tcaptain) /,
Carr. full-back: Richardson. quarterback.
extra, Robinson. Wilton. and others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21
Nr. A. WnadiIl T. ssss Away.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch)
SALEM. VA, october 20.-Mr. \. Wad-
dill died rere this morning aged 7S. hav-
ing suffered since last Tuesday from q
stroke OF paralysis. Deceased resided
nearly all his M. In Lyuchburg. where for
many years he owned the Lynchburg
News The funeral service will take
place tomorrow morning at the residence
OF his son-ln-law here after which the
remains will b. taken TO Lynchburg.
whore they viii b. Inferred In the Pres
byterian cemetery
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21
Ice CamD Last Night.

The regular meeting of Ice amp was
held last night. with Lieutenant-com-
niander Allen I'm the chair.
On motion OF Major Hrander the PIC
ture called The Lost Cause" which Was
presented to the camp 10y Mr. THOMAS ~.
Sullivan. OF New Haven. Conn, was dedi-
Gated to the museum at the Soidiers
Home.
The adiutant was directed to write
letter to lieutenant-Colo \. l.. Phillips
expressing the sympathy Of the veterans
at the recent loss Of his wife.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21
ANOTHER GENTLE BREEZE.
IL Is In Evidence at Key West, Going
Thirty Miles an Hour.

d}y telegraph 10 the DlSp1tch'
NEW ORLEANS. u, october "a
special from Key West saws: The West
India cyclone reported 10y the weather
bureau t. be central off the west coast
of Cuba has been manifest here all day
and Indications point - severe weather
tonight. All large vessels sought safe
anchorage In the upper harbor and small
boats~were hauled On mp the beach.
The wind here commenced southeast this
evening. II has changed to the north
northeast tonight. attaining velocity
during squalls Of thirty-two miles an
hour. The barometer here IL falling
gradually. At 6 o'clock It was only one
tenth below the normal Indications point
TO the centre Of the cyclone passing south
ward and eastWnrd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21
Heard at 'ho,foung Mems Christine A''o'

Rev Dr. W. f.. Judkns will address
the young mems meeting AT the Young
Mems Christian Association Hall Sunday
afternoon at 1 O'clock subject, "Licen-
tiousness" \ special musical programme
Will be rendered. and the meeting Is eN-
pected To be of very Interesting chartc-
ter.
Professor Anton Schatzel. the physical
director OF the association. IL suffering
from an injury To- his foot he receiver
last summer. While H. l. forced TO move
about on crutches h. IL still directing
affairs In the gymnasium.
Mr.. G. H. Hankins. IN artist from
Wilmington. y. G.. Is AZ the association,
and has quite collection Of his paintings
with HIM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21

Richmond: James n. Dooley and wife
to John H. Powell. "A feet on south side
Grace street between First aud Foushce.
r7W0 NJ. T.. James and wife To- Rich
mOnd Perpetual Building. Loan and Trust
Company % feet on Grace street south
west corner Firth. and 3.2 l-6 feet on cast
side Cherry street near Holly, D,JD
Henrico James H. Barton and wife 70
!. H. Hartman. lots II and u In block ~,
Rnrfnn Ueighta. S.3lN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21
Fatal Storm Effects at Columbus.
1correspondence OF the Dispatch.)

WILSON, n. c., october 9.-f'rom let
ters which have been received here IL
is learned that the hurricane or last
Friday wrecked ten houses In Columbus
county. 1t killed three. and not two. OF
.John Lanes little children In Sampson
county. Lane saved one child, which
he was holding in his arms. The three
dead children were buried in one conn.
tree fell upon the 7-year-old son OF
w. p. woodlief in Franklin county, ana
killed him instantly.
MIR. James X. Davis, one OF vance
county's most prominent citizens. Is dead
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21

curing the second prize for Kusss"s
pumpkin seeds at the fair. 49,.
A new building is being erecteo or us s'
number OF boariers were expected snS
coming winter.
The Ladies' Auxiliary had most en-
joyable time at their annual meetink ~
the Masonic Home Tuesday. -
On wednesday Mrs. u. HaSse. MI II
Chris. Metzger. Mrs. O. Dietrich. Mn. Nth ~.
Gehrmann, Miss a. kampfer Miss -:
Kleber Miss NJ. kieber. and Mbs NAY
Getting came out from the city. basket IN
hand. and surprised Mrs. Katie Bauer
The day was passed most pleasantly.
II the open coaches sre not soon super
ceded by closed ones somebody IL golng
to get his or her death cold, II they nave
not already done so.
LAWYER Connor's people arrived home
from Chicago Thursday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21
DIR. Harbaash ON Trial.

The Hastings Court consumed yesterday
In hearing the case OF Or. William -.
man Pillow while the latter was In the
discharge OF his duty. Commonwealthg-
Attorney Spo,swood and Captain A. y,
Guigon conducted the prosecution, ana
burg. and William W. Cosby defended the
doctor large numbcr OF witnesses
were examined. but the testimony is SUD
Police Court some weeks ago. when the
Doctor was before the Justice accused
Of striking MIR. Pillow with buggy
whip. Mr.. Manly B. Ramos ana others
stated upon the wttness-stand yesterday
that they had heard Mr. Pillow say after
the affair that he believed Dr. Harbaugh
struck him accidentally while Attempting
TO control his horse. Nearly all the testt-
mony IL In. and the case viii con-
clIdcd to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21
Asquith on Uome-tulc.

LONDON. October 2O-Herbert Asqui'h.
Home secretary, speaking in Leven. SCOT.
land this evening. said that his speccn in
Glasgow had Leen interpreted 10 mean
that the government desired to place home
rule i,l the back ground. This nterpTeta-
tion WAS incorrect. He had meant mer ly
that IN the next parliamentary session
tn" governments first duty would b. 10
promote legislation in British affairs. The
need of home rule was felt as kcenly as
cNer NN the government
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21
P,om,n.,t Georg,ap Gone.
U,v telegraph TO the Dispatch

O'y telegraph 10 the DispatchJ
e MACON. GA, October 2o.-Colonel Pob-
ert $. Lanier probably the oldest lawyer
In the State Of Georgia, and most eminent
in his profession, died here tonight at
the age OF 70. Two years ago he had a
stroke OF paralysis. but rallied This week
two strokes followed IN succession. Colo
mel Lanier was senior member OF the legal
firm of I.anier x Anderson. his partner
being at one time Attorney-General CT
this State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21
The Eolary,I Dsmocfnt.

BY direction OF T. \. Randolph, presl-
dent OF tine Colorrd Democrauc state
League. Rev. !. ". Gaines. j. u Syphax.
and O. Wayman Fremont. made yester-
e!ly a trip 10 Chesterfield county where
they visited and conferred WITH several Ot
,he colored leaders. They viii speak at
Etiricks tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-21
Lower P.,-st,t the vo,Ia's F,,'.

Lower Nsfrs - the NspfttS raw .
VIA PETERSEN AND THE NOR
FOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
$500
RICHMOND TO CHICAGO AND RE-
TURN
Tickets on sale October 2ist and 2ith,
limited to ten days, good i'm Pullman ears.
Through Pullman sleeper from Petersburg
20 Chicago. For ful Information apply
To r. ID. owen, ticket agent. Byrd-Street
Station: Richmond Transfer Company. gi
east Main street. or az Company's office,
S3S east Main street.
x. W COURTNEY.
District Passenger xyent