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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-01
FIERY hlHILlST MANIFESTO.
1t Says some Shocking Things About tho
Diving Gar.

LONDON. October 3i-The following
circular promulgated by the refugee NJ
hilists in Switzerland. and bearing the
usual red bomb, revolver. ahI ,uasSct,
is circulating in Switzerland and London:
ITO our Brothers, the Oppressed in Rus
sid:
"The tvrant Alexander autocrat Car.
hanemau and assassin or Michaelof. Rus
sokoN. kibdltschih. Ncl0tson Sophle Per-
owskai. Jesse lialimann. ana many otheIs'
purVey0r of the Siberian galleys, persecu-
Tor Of the Jews, IS on the point OF eN-
plating his crimes.
"He f. diving OF a mysterious ilness-a
wall-mcrlted punishment. Nenal science.
his Iacharins ana Popoffs can 10 nothing
To pr0lOng Ito which has been devoted
10 violence ami oppression.
~ length the monster Is GONG 10
disappear Hurrah, The day has passed
when "A man ought to be able by right
Of birth 90 dispose of the liberty ami lives
Of Il hundred million Of other men.
Let his son. the CZareWitcn, as well
as his ambitious rivals. the Grand Dukes
Vladimir and Michael, VINO are ready to
assassinate, in accordance with The ira
ditious Of the RomanOf family, to get
possession of the bloody hertage-let all
thoroughly understand that every hour
and AT each step they will find themselves
face To face with the iniieXble VIII Of
the revOlutiOnists.
Let Us leave 10 the hypOcritical Libe-
rails the task Of covering with flowers
the h0rrid corpse Of the scoundrel who
is leaving this world after having too
long dishonored IL.
so long as the Russian slaves do not
possess the land; SO long as an Internal !
autOcracy. served by a rapacious AMI
shameless feudality. makes Russia dis
grace 10 the civilized world. We shall
always applaud any blow OF destiny or
Long live liberty and revolution"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-01
Personals and Briefs.

Miss Annie NJ. Beck left yesterday on
the noon train for Fredericksburg, 10
visit friends.
Miss Bessie Wells. who has been quite
sick at her fathers residence, near Ful-
ton, is improving.
one Of the United States deputy mar
shals yesterday took Robert Jasper 70
Kings county, y. y, to serve iye years
in the penitentiary there for robbing mall
boxes at the pos -oiiice.
There will be an adjourned meeting Of
the WOman's Baptist Missionary Society
Of Richmond to-day at I T. VI. In th-
Leigh-Street church Ladies interested in
missions are invited 10 be present.
There will be a meeting Of the Retail
Merchants Association tonight AT Muir
phys Hotel at : o'clock. As there viii b.
business of great importance, all members
and those desiring 70 become members
are requested to attend.
The congregation of the First English
Lutheran church will tender a reception
tonight to their new pastor, Rev Mr.
MOorehead. who arrived IN the city yes
terday. Mr.. Charles Miller is chairman
OF the Committee Of Arrangements.
\ well-known citizen Of Richmond had
the misfortune Tuesday night 10 lose
about so in bills from his pocket. He
thinks he dropped IL sOmewhera on Main
or Franklin streets between the Exchange
Hotel and the Commonwealth club.
Mr.. T.. Whitman Moore has issued in
vitations TO the marriage Of his adopted
daughter Miss Bessie SHIELD kempshall.
10 Mr.. Amos Johnston Ackiss, Wednesday
evening. November eth. az the Eastern
shore Protestant Episcopal chapel. Prin-
cess Anne county. Va. at o'clock.
Marriage licenses were issued by Clerk
Waddill. OF the HenricO County Court,
TO the following couples yesterday: George
l.. Hank. Danville. and Mamie h. An
derson, Henrico; Charles A. Burkman,
Richmond. and Mary T.. Cartwright. Hen
rico: Edward Collins and Emma Gay
Holmes (cOlOred). Henrico
Captain J. B. Angle. of the Second Po-
lice District, yesterday directed HIS Ofli.
GERS 10 serve notice on the prOprietOrs OF
fruit-stands on the street corners that they
must move. Not wishing 10 embarras5
them any more than absolutely neces-
sary, Captain Angle will allow them TO re-
main until Saturday in order 70 dispose Of
stocks they have on hand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-01

Oo6. Harrigan. to y won, Edna May
second. Sabina tfiiiy) third Time. 81 IA.
Second race-four furlongs-Tartuffe on.
Iittleneld to ~ won. The scalper se-
Third race-handicap, one and one-six-
teenth miles-Prig de6. Penn, 3 to % won.
Baroness second. Hume third. Time.
1:5s IA.
Fourth race-selling. Ave furlongs-Rey'
nard no3. II. Tribe. to u won. Wah
Jim second. Lorimer third. Time. l % IL.
Fifth race-selling. SIX furlongs-McIn-
tyre Qo, Sims. to 10 won. Melody
second. Repetition third. Time. l;22 "a.
Sixth race-handicap six furlongs-Ow-
second. Sally woodford third. Time,
1:el IL.
CUMBERLAND PARK.
NASHVILLE, TENN. October a.
There was an increased attendance at
Cumberland Park to-day. The track was
trine slow the early part OF the after
noon. The six races were won by three
favorites a second choice. a third choice.
and an outsider.
First race-selling. six and half fur
longs-John Berkeley O0l. Kuhn. to ID
won. Satellite second. Ten Spring third.
Time. % 1-2.
Second race-fve furlongs-Gee Whiz
C99. Kuhn, TO u won. Joco second.
forena Mac thrd. Time. l03 81.
Third race-fve and a half furlongs-
Rasper n0l. Ncwcom. eyen won. Prince
second. Belle Star third. Time. 90 "a.
Fourth race-One mile and twenty
yards-Lasco G02 Watson. 2 to . won.
Tom Elmore second. Henry jenkins third.
Time 1:4S -.
Fifth race-six furlongs. selling-FIore-
anna G06 Newcom. TO - won. Teaset
second. Mollic B third. Time. III 81
Sixth racc-six and a half furlOngs.
selling g-Abbess (99 Newcom evan won.
Lord Willobrook eecond. Miss Perkins
third. Time. 1:22 1-2.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-01
REPUBLICAN CHAIRMAN ARRESTED.
Charged by Mayor Hopkins, of Chicago,
with Criminal IIbnl.

CHICAGO October 5l.-All day long
Chairman John r. Tanner. Of the Re
publican state Central Committee. sat in
his office at headquarters. In the Grand
Pacific Hotel and awaited arrest. At $40
o'clock IT came in the shape or warrant
sworn out by Mayor Hopkins. charging
him with criminal libel. The Mayor al
lcees that the libel lies in the words.
Mayor Hopkins levied blackmaii on the
vices Of Chicago" when appear in
circular sent Out by the State Central
Committee. and signed by Chairman Tan
ner.
Last night the Mayor notified Mr. Tan
ner in person that he would have him
arrested to-day. The warrant was sworn
ont before Justice-of-thc-Peace Prindi-
VILE who fixed the amount Of bail al
500 Nr Tanner waving a hearing. lie
gave bah To appear before the grand
tNry. This morning Mayor Hopkins went
before the grand jury. and. after stating
his case. asked that body to return an
Indictment. The jury after an exciting
session. declined 10 10 SO. one OF the
members stated that the reason was that
the majority Of the members, VINO are
Republicans. thought the action was
brought for political effect There are
only two Democrats on the jury. but they
agreed with their C0lleaCucs that the
Mayor would be obliged to wait his turn
if ho wished his case considered. Mayor
Hopkins was much incenscd at what ne
characterize I as "a "Viie aspersion OF ms
Character
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-01
Virginia News Items.

The oyster gunboat Chesapeake Is In
Norfolk for some repairs.
Judge Waller Il. Staples will speak In
Portsmouth tonight TO the Democrats.
Amos Il. Slaymaker. a well-knowh dry
goods merchant, died on Tuesday after
noon at his home. in Alexandra.
The water-logged schooner Robert s.
Graham towed into Norfolk, is 10 be
taken to New Bedford for repairs
The barn Of Seath Crupper. in Fairfax
county. near Alexandria, was burned on
Tuesday morning, probably from a tramp
fire
Work on the long draw-bridge across
tho mouth of the Western branch from
port Norfolk to West Norfolk Is com
nleted and travel will commence IN day
or two
The trustees appointed by Mr.. Richard
A Robinson, OF Louisville, Ky, Tor the
endowment fund OF the shenandoah val
lev Academy, at Winchester have pur-
chased the Sommeryiile property, beau
tiful location just west OF Winchester.
I'his includes a large three-story brick
building and nineteen acres OF land al.
ioining. Mir Robinson has also added
IN additional 1909 for building suitable
rohooi-roOmS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-01

money paid by me for the purpose OF
making good the shortage which was in
my accounts az the. time turned over
the Comptrollers Office 10 you. tSigned)
John C. Sheehan."
EX-CoMPTRoLLER MAHoNEy.
Commissioner Shcehan stepped down 70
give way to Timothy j. Mahoney. ex-
Comptroller OF Bu1alo,
Mr. Mahoney identified the coupon re-
coipts and the trust-fund receipts.
"Who gave you these recepis?' asked
Mr.. Con-.
mir. sheehan's brother. william.
II told Will" said he. that would not
sign the receipts for money which ! had
not received, and asked him TO tell John
to come and see me. lie came In later,
and told him TO pay up as soon as pos
"Did ne say that the coupon account
was mixed up with the trust account
No"
What dld he eay?">
That he would pay UP as soon as
What time elapsed before the story
Of the defalcation became publicY'
About two years. ! was worried TO
Witness testified that ne subsequently
got the money from Mr. Eagan. one OF
Shcchans bondsmen. 1t amounted to
$500.
How dld It happen that you got the
subsequent letter OF December =. lS3?''
nc sJ,sN NN@ NtEvSlttu IN hpttldl
account and | wanted the authority OF
Shcehan 10 place Ii ia the general fund.
Did YOU use the $500 in covering the
dchcity'
yes. and there was also shortage in
the coupon account
you declined 20 run for public ONCE
because this was on your MIND
Yes. / never rested until | was cleared
up"
Commissioner Shechan was called.
II have one question TO ask you,' SAID
Nr CT. "WiE you produce your bank
books?'
No.
YOU a defaulter. a grand-larceny thief,
refuse to produce your books in the face
of this evidence
You're l-r. You know you arc
l-g." yelled Commissioner Shoehan.
Your language is Incorporate" Scna-
tor O'Conn0r admonished Mr.. Con. VINO
read from the statutes to show he had
used the harsh words advisedly
An adjournment was taken ill to-mor-
row.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-01
Genera, Munford Mt Richmond College.

The Geographical and Historical Society
Of Richmond College held a very I'M
portant meeting yesterday afternoon. The
president, Professor +. W. Boatwrtght,
made a strong and entertaining address
on the events OF that stormy period Just
preceding the Revolution. He referred in
graphic words To the bold speeches or
Patrick Henry in the Parsons case and ON
other occasions The Professors address
was Introductory TO the studies or the
year. which Will be the Revolutionary
war in Virginia. Eight new members were
added TO the society.
Rev. w. +. Loving. OF Iron Gate, an
old member OF the society. was present
and made a very pleasing address.
on Friday evening. November I'D, Hon.
Lyon q. Tyler. OF William and Mary
College, will make an address before
the society on Memories OF Yorktown;
This evening at s o'clock. General I. L.
Munford, of Georgia. will speak In the
college chapel. as the guest OF this So
ciety. Strategy of Lee In the Defence
OF Richmond" Is his theme. The public
are cordially Invited TO attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-01
Hoi FOR MORE srBEHerHI
A cY Which Is Gong Up eserwhs'ss
Just Read THIS, Weak'PeopIe :

oh. those nerves of ours; how thsy -
bother us. Weak, tired. ana nervous -
the complaint everywhere. We oveI-
work. dissipate. weaken our bodies. ruin
our health, and finally break oowns
Sleepiessness and Indigestion are estiy
symptoms. for the nerves are too sA
hausted and irritable to permit resty an"
the stomach too weak to digest 1000.
Beware OF such symptoms! N wens
known druggist. Charles w. EggIestons
ESQ. No. go PARK avenue, WORCESTER
Mass, suffered from nervous prostrauon
and all It's terrible symptoms He wnssS
the following letter telling what ne kno"s
is the best way TO get well:
Some time ago / was taken Win
nervous prostration. i suffered terribly
with my nerves and could get no sleep
al all. | became fcarfully exbausteds
my stomach was In terrible condition
from dyspepsia, and ! could eat hardy
anything.
II used several medicines. but withouo
benefit. Being In the drug business my
self, and having had many customers
sneak in the highest terms or Dr.
Greere's Neryura blood and nerve reme-
dy. I determined TO try It. After taking
only one half bottle began TO feel much
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II slept sourdly all nigAt. and my
appetite was splendid. After taking tbres
bottles. | ate three square meals day.
and had not the slightest distress. My
nerves were perfectly strong. and felt
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'Out OF the respect 7 bear the manu-
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the sick and suffering made wei ana
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1T does Just what Is said OF II, 1t cures
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As this letter H. from dealer in
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Grcene's Nervura blood and neryf
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With the aid Of this wonderful remedy.
YOU can endure any amount OF &0rk or
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Doctors recommend II because II - the
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-01
FtsticuHs In Court.

BALTIMORE, october M.-Opposing
counsel i'm a viii case had hstic en-
counter to-day in the Court OF Common
pleas. Edward !. Clark said that some
~ The evidence was at variance. Joseph
~ Rristor took exception to the remark.
and became excited The lie was passed.
and the two men got together. Bristor
n,ade a pass at Clark, who retailated with
a smash In the face. Friends interposed
before more damage was done, ana the
iieerent5 sitting between them throughout
the balance OF the session. Judge Phelps
uiI, nrobably take a hand in the mat
Ter when the case " concluded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-01
RICHMOND. VA. October 81. lssi.


AT a meeting OF the Board OF Directors
OF the virginia State Insurance COM
pany. held this day, the president an
nouncel the death Of Mr r. II. Me-
Gulre. a member OF the board; whereupon
the following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted:
The Board OF Directors OF the Virginia
State Insurance Company. having heard
with profound sorrow Of the death or
Frank II. Mcclure. Esq. and desiring 10
place on their records some memorial oc
tnelr appreciation Of his worth and ths
deco sense Of the loss they feel by rea-
son Of hts death: therefore. be 1t
Resolved. ]. That In the death OF
Frank II. Mcclure. Esq. this board has
lost one Of its most valuable and es-
teemed members; one whose counsel ana
friendship We shall sadly miss and deeply
deplore.
>. That I'm his death. not only has this
company and the individual members or
this board sustained deep-felt losSs
but the Bar OF the State and city has
been deprived OF one OK its purest ana
most honorei members. and the whota
community mourns the death Of one or
It's most public-spirited. useful, h0nored
ami Christian citizens.
g. That these resolution be spread co
our minutes and published. AMI that y
copy be sent to the family of the de-
ceased. with assurances OF our heare-
f.lt sympathy In their and our common
bereavement
CHARLES X. WILLIS, Secretary.
y. V. RANDOLPH. President.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-01
AN OPEN SWITCH.
Three Persons Killed and n Dozen Injured
at Foster, Pa.

SCRANTON, PA. October 3l.-Three
persons were killed and dozen Injured
at Foster, twenty-seven miles north Of
here. on the Delaware. Lackawanna ana
Western railroad. this morning. The ac-
cident was caused by an open switch, into
which the through express train. No. I,
dashed while runnng at a high speed,
and crashed into the rear OF the freight
train, which had taken a siding 10 allow
the express train 10 pass.
The killed are Engineer Lynatt and
Fireman Scull, Of the coal train, and En-
glneer Valentine Butler. OF the passenger
train' Butler was caught In the wreck
Of engines and scalded 10 death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-01
Did Not Push Her or.

James v. Grande. the barber. said to
Dispatch reporter yesterday that me
statement that his wifes fall from tne
step OF a street-car on Bank street Tues
day evening was caused by his pushing
her was entirely erroneous. According 70
his version OF the affair the fall was pure
ly accidental. His wife was following
him up the street. and when he got on a
moving car she tried TO get on, toe. ana
In so doing was thrown TO the ground:
He and several others helped her up ana
into the cab with which he sent her home;
Mrs. Grande was not seriously hurt, and
when Sergeant Whitlock went 10 see ner
last night she confirmed her huspdnn >
statement that she had fallen In attempt
Ing to board the car, and was not pushed
or thrown on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-01
Froro the ReIiglous Herald)

A recent visit 10 the WOman's College.
In this city, reveals very pleasing state
OF things. The school, Is fun, with
scarcely room for another boarder. The
young ladles-an unusually bright and
ambitious company-are hard at work.
With an excellent corps OF teachers, and
a wise, righteous, and careful president.
TIE school has an air OF prosperity which
Is deeply gratifying 10 all Its friends.
The new Boara OF Trustees are In close
and sympathetic touch with DIR. Nelson
In the management or the institution. and
progress Is the watchword all along the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-01

wbether or not he viii cause Capitol-Po.
ilceman II r. EustIce to be prosecuted
for throwing a brick at and iniuring a
dog that was chasing SQUIRRELS In the
ahle attention and Involves some inter-
esting questions. The members OF the
can,,oI force have Instructions TO keep
all dogs out OF the square. but " y
ha ard thinx 10 do since the gates have been
taken down. DOGS should be driven out
OF the square. but whether they, should
be MANNED or killed is an entirely different
matter. The injured dog was turned over
10 the society yesterday and It's leg given
attention by a veterinarian.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-01
The Avenne To Oakwood.

The Council Committee on cemeteries
and nav-rolls were approved, and the
usual routine business transacted ne
question of opening a new avenue TO OAK
wood. leading from . street TO the cetnS-
terry gate was taken up ami discusseu:
II was finally agreed to ask the CITY
Eroineor to furnish the committee with
plans and estimates OF cost of condenna-
ton proceedirxo. etc. In order TO carry
out the proposed improvement
There was also a meeting OF the 'olh-
mittee on Police last eNehins' .ue oN'S
routine matters were disposed OF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-01
Reed Give. Up His Southern Trip.

ST. LOUIS, MO. October 5l.-On ac-
count OF the low stage Of water In the
Mississippi river ex-Speaker Thomas II.
Reed decided to forego his intended boat
ride TO Memphis and tour of the Southern
States. and instead left for New York
this morning. He says he does not expect
70 make any speeches In the Empire State
between now and electlon-day. Since his
arrival here last Saturday Mr. Reed has
been kept busy accepting invitations TO
public and private receptions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-01
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SECURITIES.
Dre,eI, Morgan and Company Decide MOI
10 Issue scrip for Fractional LOIS

NEW YORK, october 31.-DreXel, Nor
Gan 4 co. have decided not TO issue any
scrlp for fractional lots of new Southerh
railway securities The consequence Is
that people who have bought scrip Tor .he
,,au, securities when issued are concerned
ne" ~ whether the contract Will hold good
II script is not delivered Drexel Mo MGfEan Ian
4" ~. market price. A circular viii be
as ,usneg ,a,I probably tomorrow giving the fuli
lssuVu lss,,'ts PAS 10 exchange. 1t Is believed
tbat il viii be physically impossloie 70
nc W., he new securities out neXt mohth.
rbose who come first. however VIII De
The difiiculty Of getting In the scrip ~,
- in prior rcOrganizatiOns IS supposed
suN - ~ reason for deciding not 10 issue
scrin c in the Richmond Terminal reorsa-
uizat!On.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-01
On The Richmond stnge.

In their presentations of the Tanning
OF the Shrew" and "OthellO" at the Thea
tre Yesterday Miss Weems and Mr.. Doud
showed that they were painstaking ana
sincere. but the roles they essayed are
beyond their power. The performance :
would. perhaps. have passed muster II
given by Amateurs -,
An elaborate production Of Eugene
Robinsons successful melodrama, PAU
Kauvar," will ne presented tonight anu
tomorrow at the Academy
The talented comedienne. Sadie Has
son. will open an engagement AT the
Theatre tomorrow for two nights anu Il
matinee Seats now on sale
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-01
Tuncral of Mr.. Lewis N. Wright.

Funeral services were held at the Third
Christian church at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning oyer the remains Of Mr.. LOWS
VI. Wright. the young man who died Al
the Retreat for the Sick on Tuesday oi
typhoid-fever. having closely followed
three other members Of hts family. VINO
passed away. from that dreaded malady.
Rev. J. L. Cannon conducted the sad
offices, and the interment was at Gethse-
name burylng-grOund.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-01
Special Train for Foot Ball.

Much interest Is being manifested IN
the game OF football TO be piayen nete
THANK sgiying-D Dny between the teams from
the universities OF Virginia and NQrth
Carolina. committee from the Nortolk
Alumni Association Of the University or
Virginia have arranged with the thesa-
neake and Ohio Railway Company 10 run
a special train from Norfolk 10 Richmond
on that day. in order that the lovers OF
the game may have an opportunity 10
witness the contest between the two crack
southern university teams
There IS every indication that the gamn
TO be played in Norfolk Saturday between
the Richmond College team ana the Nor
folk Young Mems Christian Assoclatlon
eleNen Will b. largely natronlze4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-01
CHINESE EMPEROR ANGRY.
He Wants to Know Why n Small Country
Like japan Can't lie Externinated.

LONDON. october 51.-A dispatch to the
Central News from Tien-Tsin says: The
Pekn Mercury learns that the Emperor
H. intensely angry at the existing cOndl-
ton OF things and determined to investi-
gate affairs personally. Accordingly h Is
summ0nins viceroys. governors, and other
officials before him IL IS asserted that he
intends 70 learn why a small country like
japan cannot be exterm!nated.
THE EMPRESS TOOK POISON
NEW YORK, october 3L-A Herald
Shanghai special SAYS the young Empress
of China committed suicide. Sh" was
rebukei by the Emperor who slapped
her face, whereupOn she took poison.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-01
Norfolk and Western Earnings.

PHILADELPHIA. October I.-The
statement of the business OF the NORFOLK
Jines) for the month OF September shows
gross earnings Of s927.cjS, and expenses OF
SS70. l5l, leaving net earnings Ior me
month OF S257,505. a decrease over the
corresponding month OF last yttr OF
1852.
The gross earnings for the nine months
ending September 10Th were S,5si.yiO. and
the expenses dnciuding taxes) $.s2s.sIJ,
crease Of sl0i .0so compared with the cor
responding months or 1886.