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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-05
CROWDS SEE THE WILD WEST.
Buffalo Hill and His Great Agerrgn-
ton tppcar before Thousands.

Buffalo Biz and his colossal aggre-
gaticn Of rough riders. gathered from all
quarters Of the globe. proved an irresist-
ible attraction yesterday. Thousands of
people gathered along the route which the
street exhibition was advertised to take
some considerable time before the hour
set for the parade. owing 10 a delay at
Quantico, "A large contingent of the com
Iany did not reach the city until four
hours later than the advertised time. and
the street parade was cOrrespOndingly
late The uarade was not q very large
one, but was eminenuy calculated to
arouse curiosity: IL embraced small con-
tingcnts from each Of the numerous fed
lures that go 10 make up such an at
tTactiVe and delightful whole.
Shortly after the arrival Of the organiZa-
ton from Washington there rose. as If
by magic, vast sea or canvas on inc
land surrounding the Lee Monument. and
tht. crowd began 10 collect. 1t was a 1OVial,
goOd-naturel crowd OF immense pTOpOr-
lions, all on pleasure bent. and when.
at the beginning OF the performance,
colonel cody rode up TO the front 81 me
grandstaui 10 make his famous little
spcech-which az been immOrtalizcd by
the phouograph companies throughout the
ialG fully 1900 or l. 40 spectators were
crowded under the main canvas.
The Cowboy Band set the ball rolling
with The Star-S1anglcd Banner" and
throughout the afternoon iiied In the
gaps with classical and popular selections.
the fun strength Of the show. This fea
ture was but the fOrerunner Of joys that
were to come: IL presented all the rough
riders I'm the full glory ~ their native
costumes: it included Indians. cowboys,
McXicans, Cossdcks. GauchOs. Arabs
scouts. guides and fully-equipped regular
soldiers Of the armies OF America, Eng
land France. Germany. and Russia. while
the subsequent numbers Of the programme
presented each contingent in some charac-
teristic Illustration OF life on their native
heath. Miss Annie Oakley. the celebrated
shot gave an illustration OF her deXterity
in the use Of firearms that was watched
with attention. and gave much s1tisiac-
ton. She ana Johnnie Baker. who gave
an exhibition later. in the afternoon, pro-
ceelcI with all afroitness to split balls
firing IN a variety Of ways. There were
horse-raCns between representatives, OF
the various nationalities, Illustrations Of
the various phases OF life among the old
settlers: various featS OF hOrsemanship;
buffalo hunt. the skeleton Of the famous
DeadwoOd coach was brought upon the
scene. and the spirit II an old-tlme hold
up" by Indians was revived. Colonel Cody
gave his unique exhibition Of shaNpshOOt-
ing on horseback AT full-Spced. These ami
a host Of other features too numerous to
mention go To make up an altogether
uniQu and fascinating entertainment. The
entertainment last night was attended by
mn than Ia
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THE DOCTORS PUZZLED.
General Mabonc's Case Remarkable.
The Patients VIII Power.

WASHINGTON, u. G., october 4.-(Spe-
cial)-The doctors are evidently puzzle !
oyer General Mahone's case. Tonight
one Of them remarked with great en-
phasis. He has wonderful constitution
and extraordinary vitality"
There is no marked change In the
condition Of the stri ken man, beyond
a Slissht increase in his temperature. lie
rested well all last ni,sht. took his nour-
ishment regularly ami with evident relish
and is actually sensitive regarding his
personal comfort. Utterly unable 10 az
ticulate. ~ indicates his wishes In a
very vigorous manner. and insists upon
being obeyed. His wonderful will-power
is A factor that IS largely counted upon
in the fight n - making for life. and
Mr. Thomas W. Buckley, Nirginan.
and a former resident OF Lynchburg, VINO
THAT will carry him through
An instance of his thorough conscious
ness occurred to-day when Mr.. Luclus
+ Naury. Of southampton county, Va,
who is General Mahone's nephew. ar
rived The Generals son. william, asked.
Father, don't you know Lucius; The
General looked up and smiled. ami.
taking the young man hand, grdSped IL
affcctfonately. ana held IL for some time,
showing that he not only Recognized hlm'
but was glad 10 see hun.
While the family continue 10 be hopeful
the doctors hold out no nope OF the
pS General Malone. at 1890. is resting
ouietlv. His condition varies very mite
from that Of the first night succeeding Ms
attack. The predictions daily made that
he would not survive twenty-lour houts
have not been verified so FAR. while he
nav pass away at any moment
There is 10 more indication OF his de-
mise tonight than there has been any
night during the week.
Ths is the htth day since he was
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NORTH STATE NEWS.
A CASE THAT - ALLEGED TO DE
MALICIOUS PROSECUTION.


RALEIGH. y. c., October i.-(SpeciaiO
Several months ago a young man. Percy
Tomllnson. Is years OF age, who lived
at Wilson's Minis. Johnson county, opened
a letter containing a check and % bill
The, bill he took, reseaied the letter. and
II went off The theft was traced II
MIN. and It is said h. refunded the money.
Recently the occurrence has been brought
TO the attention OF Marshal Carroll, VINO
had the young man arrested and brought
here. The case has been postponed. and
the young man given bail for &eo. His
friends claim it is malicious prosecu-
ton. His family is one of the best IN
that part of the State.
The large addition to the Raleigh Cot
ton-Mills is now completed and ready
for the machinery. This will give an IN
crease in the capacity Of the mill of TWO
thirds
Mr. Lacy. Commissioner Of the Labor
Bureau. has published card. giving an
account of his recent trip to Minneapolis
90 the National Convention OF LABOR bu-
rcau Commissioners At the END or MS
card he says he will not b. the comn'l@-
SiDnpr dfttr tDlS term, WHICH 'NbllN ~ "'''
uary. 1891 1t Is .elrned. though. on good
authority that he will resign at the begin
ming of 1856 The State will lose faith-
full and competent officer
THE INSANE, ASYLUM
All the contemplated improvements at
the insane asylum have been about com
pleted. There was an appropriation made
by the last legislature for needed m
prOvements. \ large reservoir, containing
10000 gallons Of water. Is now filled
There IS also a small reservoir. The
water system is fine The asylum Is
connected with the Raleigh tre-alarm
system. There are 4oo patients there.
THE FUSIONISTS.
There was quite gathering Of Fusion
lists in Senator Pritchards room at the
Park Hotel last night. There was a
general agreement that tie electoral
ticket would b. an independent Popullst-
Republican fr-o-siver ticket pledged TO
support only free-silver man.
CAPTAIN benson. president u the Board
of Public Charities. says that satisfactory
reports are coming in from most counties,
but that I'm some there seems 10 be an
overcoming OK prisoners in the Jlils anu
work houses.
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MEMS DEPARTMENT SATUR-
DAY SPECIALS.

Mems Derby-Ribbed Balbrggan Vests
and Pants. winter-weights, perfect-ht-
ting. 29c. each
Mems Fancy -Colored Derby-Ribbed
Vests and Pants. in Tan and Gray
Winter-W eights. SIC. each.
Mems Fine AustrallanWool Vests and
Pants 75c each 81 - kind.
Mems Fine ATWOOD Natural-Gray
Vests. 81. for $50 kind
Mems Extra-Heavy Natural-Gray or
White Vests. DC each.
Mems White Unlaundered Shirts, every
seam felled, reinforced back and front
"A splendid wearer-2Jc. each.
Joe for Fine Linen-B Bosom shirt. re-
inforced back ana front every seam
felled. perfect -htt.ng-in fact. no bet
DC for Tccks. Four-in-Hands. and club
Ties. made up Of SOC silks.
or 5Oc. Ties are gems; see them-l
kind.
Kid Cloves.-For to-day 600
pairs of fire French Dressed
Gloves, 4.Button. Real Kid, 69c. a
pair.
700 pairs Ladies' Fine white Real-Kid
Gloves. with Black or White sutchings'
Ladies Pique Walking Gloves, in Dark
Reds and assorted Tans, heavy stitch
ings. 81 pair.
RIBBON, as only Cohen'S sells
'em.
6-inch All-sIIk Black MORE Ribbons, BE.
Chameleon Ribbons. in all the new
shadngs. for collars. @9c. yard;
6-Inch- Wide Ail-Slk-Satin Ribbons,
29c. 4 ward: 6Jc. kind.
In - flitp 4li--ili< 70 ward
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THE DuRRANT TRIAL.
Pastor Gibson on the stand-Ills Re
niles Eynsjye,

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. october 4
When the Durrant trial was resumed this
morning luGge Murphy said he was not
prepared 10 give a final decision IN the
matter of the contempt OF Miss Carrie
Cunningham the Chronicle reporter, Tor
refusing % answer a question put 70 her
yesterday by the defence as TO the name
Of the person who gave her the informa-
ton about Mrs Leak having seen Durrant
enter the church-dOOr with Blanche La
mont. He would, therefore. put the mat
ter over until next Tuesday.
Rev John George Gibson VAS called 70
ihe stand this morning. His appearance
caused d mild sensation IN the courtroom.
He testitei that he had been pastor OF
Emmanuel church since November. 1894.
Several pieces OF paper with MS ailesed
handwriting were put in evidence. but he
refused positively To IDENTIFY the hand
writing on any Of them as his. He was
very evasive in his replies.
Or. Gibson was asked 10 write an adj
dress similar 10 one on the newspaper
m witch blanche I.amonrs rings were
enclosed 70 Mrs. Noble her aunt. He did
80. and while there was some resemblance
TO the original address. 1t was not very
marked.
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4 RAILROAD FIGHT.
Probable Fatal Runaway Accident
Got the Money.

DURHAM. y. c.. october i-(Speclal'
There is much interest In town over the
restraining order which was obtained
yesterday prohibiting the Southern ran
way from laying Il side-track on Petit
grew street for the convenience OF the
Blackwelrs Durham Tobacco company.
The railroad claims that there VIII be no
damage done the street. The case VIII
be heard before Judge Starbuck here next
Mr. ana Mrs. Cash. who live near
McCown's Mills, were driving through
town with their wagon yesterday after
noon, and their horse was frightened by "A
bicycle They were both thrown from
the wagon. and il is supposed that Mr..
Cash is fatally injured. He Is now In
a critical condition.
The judgment in the case Of the Uni
vcrsity OF North Carolina against the
Clerk Of the superior Court of this couu-
~ has been executed. and $i65U2 has
been turned over to the university. The
sum was a part of The Estates Of william lam
been in the hands OF the Clerk OF IN,
Court for more than five years unclaimed
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HinImnr uiorth BONe>cn Dead.

NEW YORK. October i.--Hjclmar Hjorth
Eoyescn. professor of German languagt
suddenly i'm this city this morning from
rr.rmAfisn Of the heart. II" came to
America in 1875. He went 10 Chicago
shortly aftcrward. and became the edltoF
of "a Norwegian paper called the Freeman.
Uialmar HjOrth Boyscu born at
Frederiksvarn. Norway, september 2j,
1884. was novelist, poet; ana Hterateur;
Hc was graduated nj the University OF
Christiaria i'm 1853. removed TO America
IN l>4 was professor of German at Cor
non University 1N,i-'>1. and became pro
f.esor at columbia College in 1881. His
works include "Gunnar; a Tale OF Morse
life" NS1l. etc.
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IIDitRTY-iIEII. DAY.
Atianta-ExpOsition People Expect
Great Rush wednesday,.

ATLANTA, GA, October THE south
crn railways are preparing to handle very
heavy business to the Atlanta Exposition
within the next few days Next Wcdncs-
day. october 9th. is Liberty Bell-Day, and
special trains viii be run on the ten lines
leading into Atlanta.
Tho exposition in order 10 encourage
patriotic ideas among the young. has
made the price Of admission for children
nominal on that day. and the southern
railway has cut prices for children. Thou
sands OF boys and girls viii bc brought
here from all points in Georgia and al
joining states.
Vice-Prosident Baldwin, Of the southern
railway. visited the exposition hcadquar-
tcrs this afternoon. and announced That
ne would pat on : saturday increased train
service from the East, as adViCcs OF very
heavy travel next week would make this
necessary. The fine october weather in
Atlanta makes this "A fine time for v.si-
tors. and the railroads are reaping their
harvest
Tie exposition management is encour-
aged over the outlook.
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WILSON NEWS.
A Pretty Mnrringe-Died from EN-
cifpme.t.

WILSON, y. G., October 4.-(Special)-
Last night beautiful marriage was
solemnized in the Baptist church here.
The parties were MIR. willard VI. Moss
and Miss Matte Harrison, very at
tractive young lady OF this town. The
church was beautifully decorated. DT.
/ 4. Munly. pastor OF the church. per
formed the ceremony I'm most impress
sive manner The attendants were. Miss
Nannie Harrison, sister OF the bride
and Mr.. Howell Moss. brother Of the
groom. Messrs. T.. T. Barnes and Ernest
Deans acted as ushcrs and Mrs. j. ).
Privett presided NJ the organ.
sounded from East Wilson. and so cX-
cited a colored man. VINO vas at work
on the stemmery, that he died very sud
denly. Not much damage resulted from
the fire.
Sir. :. V Tyson died at his home here
Yesterday. and the foreman or Mr. SiIas
same time.
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THE LYNCHBURG FAIR.
The Last Dny-The Tournament and
the Races.

LYNCHECRG. VA, October 4.-(Spe-
cial)-The Lynchburg Fair closed to-day,
the tournament bling the most interest
ing feature. In the tournament seven
teen knights entered. The first prize was
won by Frank Eppes. Of Blackstone; Sc
con1 by Felix O'Keefe. of Tazewell: third
by G. y. Ward. Of Lynchburg; fourth by
Thomas Harvey Of Natural Bridge.
The first race, trottIng. $40 class, best
3 In ;. was won by Albert c.. with Jim
Sheriff. second. Time, 2.3j 81.
Second race. running. one and one-quar-
ter-mile dash-Was won by DR.. Jones,
with Napoleon second. Time, 217 IA.
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FIRE ~ DUBLIN.
The RoIIer-Nills Narrowly Escape
DcStruction--The Loss.

DUBLIN. VA, October 4-(Special)-
The Dublin Roller Mills narrowly escaped
destruction by fire yesterday evening.
Fire was discovered about O'Clock in
the third story of the building. in the
machinery. and was evidently caused by
friction. The elevators Were burned out.
betting destroyed. and the boltIng-clOths
much injured. q great deal of the wood
work will have 20 be replaced. II was
with great difficulty that the flames were
controlled But for the fact that the
building had an irol roof It would have
been impossible to save il. The loss Is
probably $1,000, and Is covered by nsu-
rance in the Virginia Fire and Marine
Insurance Company, Of Richmond
The original cost Of the mills was $1,000
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lived there all her life until her daughter.
who had emlgrated 10 America. came for
Rockctts Club Meeting.

Rockets Democratic Club held an en-
thusiastic meeting last night The boys
were out in large numbers, and listened
with eager interest to what the candidates
Lad 70 say Those who addressed the
club were AeSsrs. j. Aston Cabell, Julian
Bryant. John Jackson. Jr, X. T.. Frayser.
J. Taylor STATION, W. +. Redly, Charles
VI. Wallace, Jr. and Captain j. T.. Sulli-
van. the latter Of whom spoke in behalf
# the cane 'dacy Of Mr.. Thomas Il. Muir
ply. NJ John T.. Epps being present.
was called upon for few remarks touch
ing his views upon changes of the char
ter. and h. responded briefly.
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The star Gnzer Last Night.

Joe OFT. in the "Star-Gazer." that fami-
liar whirl Of popular songs, pretty dances
and clever specialties, was the talisman
that drew large audience to the Acade-
my last night. In spite OF such strong
cOiInter-attractiOns as Buffalo Bin and
Liberty Bell. The show II as bright and
charming as ever. Joe ont carries the
play on a fun tide OF mirth, and is adj
mirabIy served by the rest of his company
among the bright particular features OF
This years production is really clever
'Trilhv travestry." There will be matinee
and evening performances to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-05

Richard w. Cardwell. the late book
Loaner of the State Bank. who on We'd
nesdav morning pleaded guilty in the
unstings Court 20 the charge OF making
a false entry upon the books of that
Ink and was given two years In the
nenitentiary, was aiken from the Jail 10
,hat prison by City-Sergeant Epps yes
tsrday ar ernoon. During the early morn
Inc hours Cardwell was called upon at
the Jail by number Of his friends. but
very little was said about his unfortunate
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-05

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. October 4.-rhe
Age-Herald. that has been heretofore run
as single gold standard paper. has
changed hands The purchasers are
mainly former stockholders OF the Daily
state. which was the loading free-silver
paper In Alabama. That paper uhe State)
viii be discontinued. and the Age-Herald
VIII be published as the state-Herald.
and will advocate bimeta lie doctrine.
The new paper has the largest circula-
ton I'm Alabama. and now has mo-
nopoly OF the morning field In Birming-
ham and the mineral district.
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CUBAN FLAG TO FIN.
with "OId Glory" 1t VIII Wave
over KEY VESTS City-HaIi.

KEY WEST FLA October AT a
meeting OF the City Commissioners last
night petition, signed by most of the
prominent businessmen, requesting that
the Cuban flag be displayed over the
City Han on the 10th instant in honor
of the first attempt for Cuban liberty,
was presented ami the request granted.
II was ordered 10y the board that the
stars and stripes, with the Cuban nag,
be- displayed AS desired. There IS much
rejoicing among the Cubans over the fact.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-05

WASHINGTON. October 1.-Collector
Wise. At san Francisco has been IN
etruct.d by Acting Secretary Hamlin TO
dop0lt AN the Chinese who were admitted
as l.borers for the Midwintcr Exposition
Tho Chinese under the Law, were en-
tUl.l To- remain one year but have over
st,Ned this time. y month ago the chi
nose !abOrers had IT announced TO the
Treasury Department that they had de
parted. hut tins has ben discovered 10
be- a Chinese trick TO tL.ow the authori-
til of the track.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-05

nn 1n,psoyyi 10 9 won. Milton r. second
s, Third race raeeIfye and a half furlongs-
second. Class third. Time. OS
Fourth race-six furlongs-Fineld C9l.
clifford. 20 to u won, King r. second,
DHlci Larendie third: Time. l.l6 a..
Firth racc-one mile and a furlong-
Dungarvcn. Ol3 Smms. TO ~ won. Gov
ornor Shcchan second, Marshall third.
Time. 80 Il
END At PIMLICO.
BALTIMORE. MD. October 4-The
pmlico meeting ended to-day with a
light card and lighter betting. Two
iaNoritcS and a second choice were sue
Comet. the favorite in the opening
event was beaten out by Frank r in
flV" heats.
~ Pseiipgrpgrse sl,Goe-,Frank T, oh.
!. !; Comet, l. :, l. ,. 2: William X. 2 3.
,. 9. 3; Daisy H.. Harry y. Joe Brister'
li.gh Noon; Time, 2l7 IL 2l7 II. 2IS1-i
2.27 trot-pursc EoO-Lu,her X. b. e..
by ,Goldmcyor Wan Auckcm. /. /. /;
lInkwooi Kate. 3. .. .. Sheriff bartlett,
>. :, 3; .Rex,eli. Time 2.2j. 223 2.2i. ~
Match $50 a sidc.-Joseph g.. b. &.
sSnydeD, 1. !. /; Shebas Queen. :, ?. 2.
Time. Pc IL. 2:2S -. 2.2S
EXCITING SPORT
races nj oakley furnished exciting sport
ana close finishes we've the order. TIE
best race on tho card. d handicap. was
dec Jared OF, owing 10 the scratches.
The meeting closes tomorrow, and La
ton'a viii begin thirty-day meeting
Monday next.
Attendance large; weather fine: track
fast
First race-hye furlongs-Orctta GN5
Clat ton, 10 - won. Sidkcl second Char
ley sullivan third. Time l.02 IL
Second iace-siX furlonEs Mary Kecne
Qlo Chorn, to y won, Whyota second,
Queen Bird third Time, 10.
Third raCe-siX ana half furlongs-Iady
lHcz. l0I. ChOrn II To y won. Countess
lrmd second, Dare Dollar third. Time.
20 Fl
Fourth race Declared off
rum raCe-Ono and One-SiXtecnth mlles-
Poytonia @a, W. Jones. T. 10 y won. Bob
Martin second. Master Fred third. Time.
10 -.
sixth race-seven furlonCs-Olive noS,
Bergen. ~ to > won Montcf0nSo second.
the preservcr third. Time. !: % 81.
EXEMPTION PARK. ENGLAND.
LONDON. October AT the kcmpton
Park autumn meeting today the race
for the lmporial-ProduCt Stakes, of 500
soyeiciens WAS won by W G. Stevens
brown colt. Tcnfc. Leopold y. Roths-
Chiid's brown colt Saint Trasquin being
second ana J. Il. Woods unnamed chest
nut FLY third.
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SCOTLAND NECK. y. C.. october T.
(Special Mr.. " X. Cherry, who has lost
two of his sons in Martin county within
two weeks. yesterday brought here the
news OF his fathers death in Pitt county.
Mr. Mark Cherry. the deceased iather'
vas we'll known throughout this section.
\ Few years ago he represented his
county I'm the Legislature.
Bank-Examiuer Crowder, ~ RidGeWay,
was here last night 10 examine the Scot
land Neck Bank. IL is the first Populist
examiner that has been here. He found
the bank In good condition.
Rev. ". Y. Savage and Mr.. Hand, OF
Tarboro', were here yesterday.
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.J,dre Waddin Called Back.

Judge Edmund Waddill. who had to
coroe home from Washington few days
a,o or account Of important business en-
rogements. was called back 10 Washing
TON last night by an imperative message.
which was construed TO mean that Gene
81 Malone was much worse He left
Ola the Chesapeake and Ohio 1880 train.
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ANOTHER FIGHT STOPPED.
Murphy-Grifin 90 VIII Not BE Per-
mitted in kentuciSy.

LOUISVILLE, KY. October 4.-Gov-
crnor Brown has stopped the Murphy
Griffin p d. He arrived In Louisville
this morn ug, and at u o'clock met Mayor
Ty.er b> a1pointment. Mayor Tyler as
sured the Governor that the fight will
not he allowed T. take place.
BILLY" Thompson. the manager of the
affair. will retain a lawyer and test the
right Of the authorities 10 stop the 20,
which he says is not a prZe-hght.
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CoId-Standard Organ No More.

ST. LOUIS. NO. October 1.-THE True
Democrat. morning newspaper. which
hecan life two weeks ago SUSPENDED pub
Hcltiou yesterday. II was pronounce
money The projectors, ". II. Garland
ana g. d. Warner. have turned over tho
plant TO the working force but there
VIII be- no further issues OF the paper.
N,tochmrnts have been issued FOR claims
Of composltors and reporters agere-
s,fiup 81 80
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NllLlNCiS.

Paris, London, and New York's
latest novelties are here to-day.
Prices, too, different from what
you've been paying.
lS-nch Tuxedo yelling, chenille dot, l5c.
a yard
Chenll--Dot Yelling, dOuble-fold. entire
new IN sh. 2Jc. . yard.
New Lace-Edgc Yelling Of all kinds, at
soc. yard.
FEATHER BOAS.
Rcal-Ostrich-Fe BoiS. N-incheS
long, for 81. -.
Real Ostrich Feather BOas. very heavy
and fun. - inches long, $5'j; full line
of longer lengths.
Thibet Boas. II yards long, very hand
some 81 80
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.,. .x.uuiur There since brOWhs.

CHARLESTON, W. VA. October "a s;d
in here Gs ' ScsCn for About iSs "d 80
DER %, nere admitted To the Enclosure.
person., w the rst hanging that has taken
nlac r' here since John Brown ana snaI n's
rsiders paid. with their ives 'Xe ea ps" aao
of their insurrectlon lhiitS'siA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-05

AUGUSTA. GA, October tine ON
~ ,efurns in the Black Watson congress
sionai election in this Ghe Tenth Rack sstri of
siiDn" - Rlack Democrat, received
a. ,;g 40 Votes. and Watson Populisp $50,
llo,,,t WI Inc total vote polled 1902 IN the
lii district. The total vote polled IN
isqt was 30 l02.