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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-27
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5. 8olS, 1873 @Doming Nuenuf.
Bur xarifrefcrmfraee.

gm Donneritas eins'S I'M Na~tionalab'
seorbnetenbauie ipieber einmaI redt
Iebbaft Der. 9as Conference.-The bate
einberidtet, baB es Iid nidt auf cine
@omprcmiBbil gu einisen bermodt babe.
unb burd bieien 8eridt purbe cine furse
Debate fiber ben 1arif einseIeitet.
Serr Com 8. Sobnion frat nit berebs
ter gnersis elm fir cine Trennuns bes
3udsrparasrapben bon Der 8eiammt'
Bill unb fir cine Separatabitimmuns
iiber bieIen Yunft. @r ittbte iid babel
auf bic senusiaa befannten SfanbaIses
i6itten aus Senatsfseiien uno ipoate
bas neue Conference.-The in benz bon
ibm ansebeuteten Gimme initruiren Iaien,
brans aber nit ieiner aniidt nidt
ourh.
@rabesu Seniation madte @iIion
nit einem, BON 2. SuIi batirten 8riefe
bes 8raiibenten Glepelanb iiber bic
Tarifrase, ben ct berIeien lieB. Obs
pobI bieier 8rief als ,,Pribatidrsiben"
beSei6nst unb perfbnIi6 al Germ MiI'
Ion seri1tet mar, 70 tpib Der 2ebtere
,ipeifeaos bic Suiimmuns bes 8raiibens
ten einsebolt baben, ebe er oenielben
i'm @pn9reb perleien IieB unb Jpn iomit
sspiKermaBen su einem offSieuen 0ofu,
ment tempelte. Ser 8rief III fir Serrn
@~IepeIanb darafteritif6. Wlit benz ses
wobnten Mutbe unb Der pfsnen Gnt.
idieSenbeit, bic mar in faIt allen gus.
Ia1unsen bss 9rdiibenten finbet, triti
er Elm fir bic 8rinsipienertldruns Der
@bieasoer Blatform besdeli6 ber Tarifs
reform, ndmli6 fir solfreie ginfubr bon
Robmaterial. SIN nidt mibsuberitsben.
ben @orteu tpeiit er bin auf bic 9fidi
Der bemofratii9en Maioritat bes Son.
srsIIeS, bas benz 8oIfe sesebene, per'
pfdnbeie 8ort einsuI6ien, unb bbie.
oirette Siebe fallen ab fir bic Mc8inIep'
Demptraten, @orman an Der Spite.
@eIden @influb Der Brief GIepelanbi
unb bic sldnssnbs Gsbe, tpeIde @iIior
i'm ani9IuHe an benielben su Sumter
ieiner urlpriinsIiden Tarifbia belt, bIeibt
ab,uparten. Die ,,eonierbatiben" De'
mofraten finb naturlid emp6rt unS tabelr
es beftis, bab Der 8rdiibent ii6 in BIZ
@eIebsebersi einmiidt. Ser ,.raoitaI,
Sliieel" iubeIt unb baS Bolt ipiro q
ieinem uneritrodenen 9rdiicenten Dan
tpiIen, fpenn er barauf Srdnst unb bas.
mitbiIft, baB enbIi6 ber @unid. benz 81
bel ben Iebten unb porlebten eonareb'
pabIen sineu 70 beutliben 4usorud &C.
seben bat, Sur N~usfdbruns seIanst. sri
ben Serren Ssnatoren freilid ipirb e'
nod einen idIimmen 9an3 seben, ebe 6i
Iarifreiorm i'm Gimme Glepelanbs, 8iI'
ions uno Scbnions srfolst, aber au4 be
Sag pirb fommen.
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Wie 1T SieS !!

8ir bieten einbunoert Dolars 8elohuuns
iir ieoeu 8aI Don aatarrb. Der nidt ourd Gin.
ntbmtn BON Sals satarr.Sur 9sbsilt rpereen
fam.
8.S gbeuep Sc o.. Gi9snib.. SoIeoo. o.
mir. Die unter3eidneten. baben D. 3. @benep
felt Den Iesten Is Sabreu 9efannt uno balien
i'm fur boliommen ebrenbaft in allen Sc
iddftsperbauoIunasu nno 1uaujiea befdbist
ale BON ieiner 6itma einss9nn9ensu gsrbino'
Iidtsiten gu %erfnlsn.
8ef q 3ruag. 8robbuuosIs .Srcsuiten
Spleoo. D.
BaIOin9. S%iunan & W arbin 8rob
bauoels.0 ro9uiteu, Soleoo. ..
Salls aatarr b.Sur miro innerlih genommer
mo pirtt brett auf oas BIut uno ole ldlsimi'
gen Sbsrhd6ep bes Spfems 8snaniHe FIRE
u%trianot. preis 75e fur Die 6Iaide. Der
fault bon allen Apotbeferu.
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Wationafes beutfhs amerifanifhes
2ebrerfeminar.

Sebrerterntttar.
Sim 8. September b. s. beeinnt Der
SabreseuriuS bss Rationalen DeutI6'
amsrifaniiden 2sbrerieminars. 9af.
ieIbe bat fid bic 9Iufsabe eeitelt, fir
bic Sdulen bieies 2anbeS tii6tiee unb
beseiierte 2ebrer ~beransubiIben /; fie fol-
len iotpobI I'M Deutiden oils aud i'm
gnsIifdsn unterri6tsn fBnnen. nit ben
@rrunsenibaften Der neueren Bdbasosii
tpobl bertraut fem unb baS @eidid be,
iibsn, bas eieene @ifen ben S6iIern
in PATHFINDER Meiie ~barsubieten.
Das Seminar beIist fir feline @rbeit
cine borslsIide 9luSriiune : tiidtise,
fir ibren 8eruf SorsebiIbete 2~ebrfrafte,
paHenbe 2ebrmittel, ausseaeidneteR dums
lidfeiten unb cine bIdbenbe MuiteriduIe
bic beutid.ensliide 4fabeuie. Durd
bic 8erbinbuns nit benz TurnIebrers
feminar beS Decentralization Gurner.
bunbeS 1T ben 8bsIinsen Der anitaIt
aud cine ausseseidnete gusbilbuns in
ben beridieoenen 3peisen Der fDrper'
Iiden @rsiebuns seiidert.
LIN has 4rbeitsfeIb bes Seminars in
natursemGBsr @eiie 3u ertpeitern, tpirb
I'M fommenben SduIiabre Elm stpeiidbri'
ger GURUS fir SeranbiIbuns bon &in'
bersdrtnerinnen %er6fnet, fir ipelden
bic aufnabme . Ssbinsuneen bieieIben
fino, tpeIde fiir ben %breiidbrisen 2ebrert
Gurius geIten.
Wir forbern hermit 2ebrer unb SduI'
freunbe auf, taIentpoIe, darafterfefe
iunse 2eute bsiber @eidIe6ter gum 8e'
iude unieres Seminars an3ufeuern, Tim
bamit uniere gufsabe grbaltuns unb
8he8e Der beutfhen Sprade, Sbrberuns
beS nationaIen SduIneiens unb 8er'
breituns perniinftisef pdbaeo8ii6er Sheen
f6rbern su belfen.
Ser llnterridt 1T fret; 2ebrbd6er
fbnnen 8esen Elm serinses gntseIt leibs
ipeiie besosen tperben ; taIentboaen n
bemitteIten 9bslinsen beS 9 Seminars her,
ben 8oridife setudbrt.
Nu6 tpiiniden mir bic Gufmerffamfeit
Der @ltern grandchildren Sbbne unb
Tbdter auf uniere MuferlduIe, bic
beutid'ensIiids 9lfabsmis binsuIenten.
Gin eriinbIid aIfeitiser lluterridt in
beutider unb eneIii6er Sprade, ioipie
in allen anberen Sadsrn Der glsmentars
i9uIe, ~rationeIer 8etrieb beS Turnun'
terridtS, ausreibenbe llnteripeiiun8 i'm
Sanoferti8feitS. nnterridt, i'm 3eidnsn,
Wobeqieren unb in peibliden Sanbar,
beiten MAIDEN bic Sdule su elmer Der
beften 8iIbunssitdtten beS 2anbes.
SoI6e &inber, benen bic Sdule ibrer
Seimatb cine s~eniisenbe MuSbilouns nidt
su seben permas, finben bier cine Stdtte,
in Der iie iid cine ausrei9enbe 8ilbune
ertperben fbnnen.
Sir pafenbes rntsrfommen Der 35e.
hinge in euten beutiden Samilien, bic in
Der Rdbe Der Initalt tpobnen, ipirb
Gorge setrassn ; aud tpirb ben 8inbern
bonn Director unb benz 2ebrercoaegium
bic n6tbise 8eaufi6tisuns su 9beil.
@eitere Iusfunft ertbeiIt:
Director emil Dapprid,
558-5688 roabpap, WiIpaufee, @is.
Ser 8eripaItunssratb bsS 3ationaIsn
beuifd'amerifanifdsn 2ebrerieminars !:
SO. $. &oienitenseI, 8rdiibent.
6. Ssrmann 8cpps, Seeretdr.
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ism. @alter Rhelps.

allIUull OeE uSeS ~ y" ffN'f''
lapare, 9adawanna anb @eitern" unS
ueri6iebener anberer @tienbabnen unb
&orporattonett BON 8eSeutung.
Sn baS etsentli6e politii6e 2eben
trat er erft 1872 elm, In pelfem Sabre
er In ben Sonereb sewablt purbe.
Sort riabm er iofort eine b%erporrasenbe
Stellung ais Rebner etn ttnb ertpies
ii6 oils cine iiberaus p~ertbpolle Grbeitss
fraft in peri6iebenen Somites. Seiue
%unabbdnsise Stellunsnabme g~egeniiber
Der rGtpil Hiebts BILL" ether auf bic
S6mdlerun8 Der &e6te Der 9ieserraiie
ab3islenben Bill, bic baun aud pom
Sberbunoessertdt alS perfaiiunes>
mtbri9 erfldrt nlrbe, foitete ibn bic
Wieberpabi. Sm Sabre 1881 purbe
er BON Yrdfibent @arfielo als @eianbs
ter nod Seiterreid seianbt, reiisnirte
iofort nod benz GbminiitratiOnswe6iel
iino fprrbe nun bret Wfal mieber In ben
9onsreb gewdblt. Braiibent Sarriion
ernannte tim gum @eianbten in Berlin,
BON pel6em Poiten er nod benz glmtss
antritt Gleuelanbs ;uriiffebrte. Ybelps
lit eS, Der bur6 ieine Siplomatiide Sc
wanbtbeit benz amerifanii6en S6mets
nefleii4 ben Ginsan9 in Deuti6larb
oeridaffte.
GIN porieen Sabre lpurbe er bon
@ouuerneur @erts gum &i6ter am
appellationsseri6t ernannt.
Die To9ter bes 8eritorbenen 1T NIT
benz preuBiiden ruterltaatsiefretdr
Sreiberrn bon Gottenbur9 pe~rbeiratbet
uub fam nod serabe CUR redten 3eit
beriiber, um bon benz iterbenben Sater
abi6ieb 5u nebmen.
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Siisere &nrptn' leufe erfunben
baben, beren slbfeuern aus Der Serne
sei6iebt, unb wel6e senus @ei6oiie
i6leubert, UNI elm sauSes GrmeeforpS
~ pernihten.
0ieie SeritOrunssmaldine bot er
benz fran3Olii6en Srie9sminiitertum
an, bas aber nidts bapon miiien wollte.
Oa nun ioll 3urpiu, Der in's Gleub
9eratbeu, in ieiuer @rbitterung, bic
@rfinbuns in Sriiiiel, mo er CUR 3eit
lebt, on 0euti6lano uerfauft baben.
8egreifli6erpeiie madte bic pGnts
biilluns" bieier Sa6e In Sranfrei6
~in9eberereS slufieben unb rief ielbit
cine erreste Sammerbebatte berpOr,
BET wel4er jebOd bic &esierun9 ben
Sies bapon trrg. SIS bteB aud furS
barauf, Gurptt babe ieiu @ebeimuib
ni9t %perfauft. ionbern biete es nods
mails Der 6e9ierung an.
@as an Der Sa6e Wabres lit, oh
polittide Sntri9ueu babinter iteden
OSer oh es ii6 piellei6t nlir i'm cine
&ieienreflame banbelt, bariiber bat
man ii9 bis ieet nod fein llrtbeil
bilSeu f0nnen. llnbistutirbar lit leSi9s
lid bic bebeuteube Griiubersabe Gurs
pins.
gls intereiiaut iei bier nod ermabnt,
bab i6on Soltaire, Der beribmte
S6riftlteller unb Pbilolopb, Der
Sreunb Sriebrids SeS @rosen, cine
3erit6rungsmaitine ~erfunben bat urlb
mobelliren liee, init wel6er er 70 sesen
Is, 900 rPreusen ODER 9t0mer" auf eins
nal eridieBen gu fUuuen glaubte.
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Aus Der @SdrtrrrdtnIr.

9sbrertn: ~Wtr molten isst fub.
trabiren.-S9 babe 8S Saien Id Siebe
bapou 10 ab"-(Gin Nfdbfeu besinnt
ju ti4eln.) rBas la9it Du bort,
emma ?"-@ nj m q (To6ter sinss S0rs
fters): -Ste fOunen gar teinsn Saien
abaithen J.
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peBHuotgl.
Gr mari ii9 mte'
berum auf's Grs
finSeu, fanb aber
~nirsenbs Gntses
gemfommen, ion'
bern rtur 8eraf'
tuns uuo WdB'
trauen. Vor Sur
sem nun foil er
cine permtttelft
G~leftri5itdt au'
tomatif6 5u la'
benbe Wfttratls
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sa5- Masbeburs Sauerfraut, 8ismarf
Sdrin8e, Soldnbii6e Sdrines beim 9ubs
enc ober SdB6en bel @ibmaper, go $50
2adaipanna Apeme.
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+ milliam 1t)altsr pbrlps. +
Die sIanienss santbabn ses iriberen eanoess
geianoten In gSten uuo Berlin.

@m. @alter Rbefps, Der Dor Sur,em
auf ieinem &arbitse leaned, Bergen
Co., 81. g., mad laugerem Sranfiein
s%eitorbeu III, puroe i'm Sabre 1889 in
9tem Yort 9eboren. Sein eriter Sors
fabr In bieiem 9anbe mar Elm Srliber
bon SObn Pbelps, benz Pripatiefretdr
Sliper Gromwells unb panberte 1880
tn Connecticut elm. Gin 0taffomme
bon Dieiem, Der Sater bes fiirsli6 pers
it%urbenen Diplomaten, lief ii6 in Y1cw
Dorf nieoer unb puroe elmer Der @riir.
Der Der pDelaware, 9adawanta anS
@eiterns9 abu."
@tlliam Malter Yhe(pS erbtelt feline
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Der grfimofr Gurpin.
9ts sunfIe @efhtdte nit isinsr eItftriidben
9sitraiuenie.

Ute ouufle Uetd1tnte init Ntner eieftrttdeh
giitraiuenie.
Der Name beS Grftubers beS Melts
rtitS, eugene Turptu, perbinbet fid
neuerbinss nit eiuem sroBen Sfanoal.
Mfan erinnert it6 piellei9t, oab Dor
elm paar Sabren-es mar i'm Mtai 1891
-Gurpin, In Solse elmer BON linn pers
6ffentli6teu 8roi9iire, in mel6er er
Die 3uiammenieeung bes Melinits arl'
segeben babeu foil, BON Der fran3Ds
iif6en &e9ierrng fpeseu So6perratbS
proSeiiirt unb gu elmer @efdusnib itrafe
p%erurtbeilt puroe.
Sdon bamals mar bic @eidt6te
siemltf bunfel ; nod bunfler aber TT
Die se9enmdrtige @ei6i6te.
Yor einem Sabre etpa nnrbe Cur
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Gr3ieb ung i'm
gale College uub
Sei9te idou fribe
au beroroeutli6e
Sd 9fetten
Na6bem er 1868
an Der Columbia
Qatp S6ool feline
iuriitifden Stu> |
bien ~9ldn5enb be-
enbet bate, lpurs
be er iebr balb
or
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-27

-Sebes Sabr ssbraude i'd reselmdBis
our 8lutreinisun8 Or. Nusut &bnis's
hamburger 3ropfen, iie beIfen tets
@ottIieb 8onatb, 492 Spell Gpenue,
RoHeiter, 81. y.
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49, 2eist baS ,@pdenbIatt" reseI'
mabi8 ; es icitet nrr $500.
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Or.v JlliGes' @eart Cure 6itt.'

apothefern uuttr ausbrhdlthtr 9arantie au hobtH
o6er fam btrtet bon Der Or. WilsS Uet6ieai Co..
gIfbart, Sub, gegeu Giutenhuua hes prettes be5potH
perOeu. 1 JIai8e fOitst sl0oi ts6s SiaideH S.oa.
sJprsBipt
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vueber Uerpen."

Sier 1T etipas Serniinitiae8 uno ,olte
tiits ale intereiiiren. Or. SCOOPS lin.
teriuhungen baben se5eist, bnB ipenn Der
Sauptners zines Nrmes pber Beines ourd,s
fdnitten tpirb, pber tpenn elm beftdnbiaer
Druid onf oieie Herpen aus9eiibt wiro, bic
Musteln geldbmt tuerben. Or fano, baB
2eben nno araft auf 0~erpenftdrfe beruben
iirio oieies 1T bic uriade, ba6 iogenonnte
BllfretHignn9smittel MIR poriibersebcrbe
Gtnoerung getpdbren. Or ianb ~ebenfaIS,
Bob gefuiHe Rerpen bic 9bdttgteit bes
Wfagens, Der 2eber, Nieren uno anberen
initeren Sr9ane fontroIiren.
Or. Sdoops @ieoerberfeIIer IN
eth Seilmittel fir Ragen,, Sober. nnb Rieren.
&ranfbeiten, inoem berielbe sur Stdrfuna
uno grndbruna oieier Rerben beitrdaE.
9ieie gteoi5in 1T iein Nerpine ooer aiftiae8
Nerpenrei5mittel. = 8roo, 6Ieiit, Rartof.
felH H. (. No., er5eugen Bllt ln6 fpenn bic
Beroaunngs : Sr9dne 9eihpddt iinb, 70
rnnb als natiirltde Solge Der leberaarig
bon SpetIen In Bllt Elm idfpaher iein un6
aus oenielben @runbe hort bic Thdtiateit
Der Serbaunn9s Sraone ant tpenn bic
Werben eeidpd6t iino. ST bief,s nidt
einlendtenoP Or. Sdo0pp @tebers
bertelIer uerbinbert unb BELT Sieie
&ranfbeiten, tnoem oerielbe bic n5tbige
Rerbenfrnft idaft uno erhdIt uno eth
geriud ipirb bid bierpon iiberseuseu.
Sn apotbefsu OOer franco per grpreb fur sf.oo.
S. 4 # Al. |? 4 ] ~ ! !. \: Y !! ! U q! II! ID: 4: 4 !: {
~ Der beutide ,@ea.
A \ tueiier Sur @eiuuobeitz,
NJ tuel9er bic 8eban6lung
ETA nit 6ieier Meoisin genal
N4zxz4&L beidreibt, nebit Brpben,
&fS tueroen an ir9enb cine
Ast Goreie frei ner'anbt.
&&eEgEAfa Wan ffreibe an
9r. Shnnn. 9nr @. Hafins. gNfa.
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Or. S6oup. Bog 9. Raeiue. Mts.
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rs Sabre her,leioeno.'.

gate aue 8ette Hart eeidbpousn, bate tth
a nen 9eoaat tafbr Iebeu fouttn.
SO mar s5 Sabre lang nit siueut SersIsibsu bthat.
tef unb bic uitiite Bet srnfltn franf. Gin urst jaaft
mttntu Srtuuoen, boB ID tetnen Waonnt unehr iebea
Gure empfabl unb MIR mittbeiItt, baB fsine S4tpejter.
bic bsrslsibeno eepsi.H, bnr4 bisiss Deittd esbelt
40 fauite zine SIaIhe beS 6eart Cure uHb fauui cine
Stiiube nod benz GiHntbmen Der eriteu Sofs ~berfphrie
10 cine euiiaitbene BeHsruug tn IneiHsHi elutumlanf.
Rahoeu1 Id bret 8oien ~eiugenommen bate mar TO I'm
Stau6e uutine syuBqslenfe su btpegeu, tpoSu 10 Dto.
nate lang uufdhtg esipeieu; meine Bsiue tporen 10
Iauas esihpoIeu etpeIsu. bab fe fat ptriauIt ~
Seart Gure oerbroudt bate ipartH bic aHi&tptluHs
oeu CANA beisiiet uuo Id fhhIte MID nm 70 bel better.
6db 10 risine arbeit berrihttn fonrte- auf metHe euls
pftblung bin gtbrau1en ttas qeriontu Shr msrth.
bones 6etIuittel. Srau MorgdH, A
h6Q IN 6orrifnu Cir 0hiradn Gu- 4
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GentS am Solar,

nj sl MAIDEN fir ben %ilnmenien @orratb BON 9elSeu Den
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-30
REPUBLICAN DELEGATES.
North Carolina Veterans Opposed to tho
Appomattox Change.

WELDON, n. c., September 29-(Spe-
cial. 1.-THE Republicans Of the county held
primaries to-day, and elected delegates
TO the co1lty convention at Halieas
next Thursday. The Thrdites expect 10
meet the day before, and arrange to
divide the Offices.
Some one went to the house OF BIZ
Adam, In Northampton, one night this
week. and attempted TO break in Adam
gave the alarm, and the man fled.
IL Will be remembered that last July
Rowland Belch assaulted and seriously
wounded Mr.. Adam. Adam recovered.
and Belch was arrested, convicted, and
sent TO the penitentiary for five years.
The old veterans here who followed
Lee to Appomattox CoTthouse are Bit
terly opposed to the change recently
made. The place IS forever sacred. said
a well-known old soldier and the name
Appomattox should never be changed.
Or. Green. chairman Of the County
Executive Committee, IS now working
vigorously In the cause of n continuation
OF good government. He has secured
some appointments Of fine speakers. c.
b. Aycock speaks at Halifax October
Sd; Octavus Coke and w. Il. Daniel at
Litteton the Sd of October, and at
Auretion Springs the 4th. Dr. Green Is
the Democratic candidate for the State
Senate, and under his splendid manage
ment the Democracy Of Halifax county
will win a grand victory.
The rains continue to-day, and cotton
is being greatly injured in the fields.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-30
THE CASE OF HOWCATE.
To Come Up In IA Couple of Months-Ihe
The Maximum Punishment.

WASHINGTON, September 29.-Cn!ted
States Dis,rlct-Attorney Birney said TINS
morning that Captain Howgate's case
would. in all probability, come up in the
Criminal Court here within the next SIX
weeks or two months. The reason for
this delay Is that the arrest In New
York of Captain Howgate was a sur
Prise to the authorities here, and not
being very familiar with the history OK
the case. they Will have TO make tho
rough study Of it. This will take some
weeks. and during that time he VIII I'M
doubtedly remain in the district jail
His bail will be fixed at not less than
81. 900. and IL Is not thought likely that
he will be able TO procure the necessary
borGsnen. The maximum punishment Is
$3.50 fine, or Imprisonment for ive years.
or both. There are several charges or
ernbegzlement against Howgate, but they
may be consolidated. The maximum pun
ishment for the first offence Of forgery Is
not less than year in prison, nor more
than seven years. Captain Howgate'
when he was first brought to trial in the
District courts, pleaded not guilty to all
indictments against him, and should ne
not change his plea TO guilty, the only
step in the prosecution of the case IL
for the government to bring the defend
ant to trial. The government cannot COM
pei him 10 plead again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-30
HER BODY FOUND IN TAR RIVER,
Mrs Alfred Legsett Mysteriously Leaves
Her Bed and Disappears.

GREENVILLE. n. c., September %
Especial. )-Yesterday the body OF Mrs.
Alfred Leggett was found in Tar river,
about miles below Greenville She had
been quite sick for some days, and on
Wednesday night gentleman and
his wife living in the neigh
borhood went TO spend the night
and wait on Mrs. Leggett, as
the neighbors had been doing since she
was taken sick. Mrs. LcGgett seemed TO
be getting along well. and about mid
night the lady with her. after giving her
some medicine lay down to take nap.
The gentleman was sitting up in a rock
ing-chair, and everything becoming quiet,
he also dropped into slumber in his seat.
Awaking a few minutes later, he was
startled TO find that Mrs Leggett was
not on the bed, and, seeing the door
open, he went out in the yard. and found
that the gate was also open. The family
was aroused, and search made for her,
but nothing of her whereabouts could be
learned until her body was found yes
terday in the river. half mile from her
home. Nothing amiss had been dis
covered either in her manner or con-
yersation prior to her disappearance and
M cause can be surmsed for the act.
She left an infant 2 weeks old.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-30
LAMONT ON THE NOMINATIONS.
He Says Hill Is vote-Getter and He
Thinks He VIII Win.

A Washington dispatch Of Friday says:
Secretary Lamont gave his views to-day
about the nominations made by the New
York Democratic Conventions:
II see no reason" said the Secretary,
"why Mr.. Hill should not be elected.
New York is a Democratic State. and has
been for thirty years. Mr.. Hill is vote
getter, and the campaign will, undoubt-
edly, be an active one. There may be
some men Of greater or less prominence,
with more or less Of following. who
will refuse to support him, but he VIII
not be concerned about that. He has his
own way Of making a canvass and VIII
look elsewhere for his votes. He has
Internationally looked the ground over,
and knows about where his strength lies,
and thoroughly understands the situation.
His opponent Is not an exceptionally
strong candidate. Mr.. Morton is an agree
able gentleman. but there Is nothing
in his candidacy to attract such Demo-
Gratis as may not like Mr.. Hill. nor is
he likely TO draw the independent vote.
/ see no reason why Mr.. Hi should not
be elected"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-30
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND TOBASSO mhnhEA'
RICHMOND. VA. September 2s.-No
auction offerings on Change to-day. FRI
Revenue collections: Cigars and ciga-
rettes, $l33.O5; tobacco. N.Soo'. Tota''
Private sales for week: Wrappers. So;
filters, 153; smokers, 106; cutters. >; DARK
Revenue collections for week: Cigars and
1 Te,a,. sss.s,l.ss ''''
private sales for month OF September:
Wrappers, 81: smokers, 30; nllers, Sg,
hurley, "a; Tugs, IA. Total, 4oIs hogs
heads: against 4,fs5 hogsheads last month,
and 1865 hogsheads for September, 1888
Private sales for twelve months IRON rom
October 1, 1893, TO date: Wrappers. 48,;
smokers. 3.OeS: filters, 1929; cutters, $50
dark leaf. 1928; scrap, 1.l0t; Burley' e.
Tugs. 495: sun-cured, lo2; stems, 49,.
Total 1854 hogsheads
Az near as we could come 10 II to-nlgne
the loose sales for the year were lI,oIZ,S.'
pounds. which Is very nearly eo lIr, CO.,
which shows an increase of about 4,3VV,vV
pounds over last year
The excursion sales to-day were not 50
large as last Wednesday, but the ware
houses were fairly well filled. and the
quality of the tobacco was somewhat
above the average break this week, ana
prices were strong on all the better grades,
while low grades continue weak. -,
This has been a fairly good week an
round In tobacco. The hogshead safes
were In excess Of last week. ana loose
sales largely so.
Good sales may be expected next week
in loose.
The sales will commence on Monday at
10 o'clock at the Southern warehouse.
when the new schedule of sales goes into
effect.
A goodly number OF excursionists from
Kingston and Lenoir county and Green
Vile sections of North Carolina were In
the city to-day, and special sales were
made at three warehouses TO accommo-
date the tobacco planters and shippers
The offerings suffered by comparison with
the previous breaks this week for other
sections OF North Carolina, not nearly as
much bright showing up, but considerable
chaffy and diseased tobacco was orered;
along with some very good cutters ana
a few wrappers.
1t is generally admitted now that the
| crop IL not turning out nearly 50 GOOD
as was represented at cutting ana curing
| time-water damage showed after IL came
into the barns. Prices. however; mold az
| quite stiff, remarkably SO on high-colored
grades.
To-day closes the tobacco year. which
will show about l20co0 90 pounds OF loose
Sold fully equalling the outside predicted
| figures of last year.
There was a very fair demand for old
! tobacco this week. but prices on filters,
| dark and bright. show considerable con-
| cessions on many sales.
Parties from around Clarkesville, va,
| say that the storm OF the past day or TWO
did great damage in bruising one fourth
of the crop in the fields. and a great many
| leaves were broken off.