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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-14

Soldier Lads Have Competitive
Drill and Then Enjoy Banquet.

Company F, Of the First Virginia Regi-
ment, the first company in that regiment
in twelve years to make 100 per cent. at
inspection. and the only company in the
regiment that has accomplished that re-
suit two consecutive years. assembled at
the Regimentai Armory last night at
O'Clock and held competitive drill, after
which they repaired to zimmerman s
Hotel, where a sumptuols banquet was
spread and enjoyed by the soldier lads
and their invited guests.
The drill was a most interesting one,
and the prize was finally won by Ser
geant c. +. Marley, TO whom at the
banquet a handsome gold medal for the
best soldier was presented. The judges
were Lieutenant-C Colonel George Wayne
Anderson and Lieutenant Knight, United
States army. General Charles j. Ander-
son was selected by Captain Morgan X.
Mills. whose efficiency has brought the
company up TO its high standard. 10
present the medal TO Sergeant Marley
and at the same time the General pre-
scented handsome gold medals for attend
ance 10 Lieutenant X. L. Masurier. Ser
seants c. Il. Johnson, c. L. Root. and
A. II. Hamilton, Corporals J. "A.
Masurier. and Nj. +. Porter, and Priyates
Iocknane and Stowe.
Some few impromptu speeches were
then made, and the company left the
BANQUET hall some time after midnight.
having spent most enjoyable evening
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-14
ILLUMINATED BICYCLE PARADE.
Details for the Great Pageant OF
WheeImen Thursday Night.

On Thursday night. October 18th,
grand, Illuminated bicycle parade will be
held under the auspices of the Independ-
ent Cycle Club AS this is the first
event of this kind ever held I'm this city.
and. in fact. south of Baltimore. it will
be quite a novelty and treat to the. citi-
zens of Richmond. There will be $500
wheelmen i'm line. and probably more.
as all cyclists in Richmond and Man
chester have been cordially invited to
participate.
The parade win move promptly at $50
p. NJ. and all riders are requested to
be on hand promptly at 7a5, in order to
be assigned TO their divisions. The line
will form as follows:
Independent Cycle will form in front
of clubhouse.
Ladies and escorts on south side OF
Broad, directly opposite the clubhouse
Hogan's-AIley delegation, on west side
of Norton between Broad and Grace.
owl Cycle Club. on east side or NOT
ton between Broad ana Grace.
Signal Corps of First Virginia Regi-
ment and the Manchester wheelmen. on
north side of Broad east of Norton
street.
Lakeside Club. on south side or Broad
Ragamuffins of Church Hill, south size
of Broad west of Lombardy.
Local wheelmen, on north side of Broad
west of Lombardy.
LINE OF MARCH.
The following is the correct route OF
parade: From Independent Clubhouse,
No. 1920 west Broad street, TO Lombardy
nm Iombardy to Franklin, down Frank
lin to Fifth. up Fifth TO Grace, thence
to Ninth. TO Capitol, down Capitol 10
Eleventh, to Broad, up Broad to First,
TO Grace. up Grace to Norton, to Broad,
then to the clubhouse, where the parade
will disband
The parade will be headed by mounted
notice. followed by c. b. GlaZebrook,
chief marshal with the following aides:
III. f. Vaughan. j. c. Cherry, }. f.
stonebraker. p. b. Larke. Il. II. Cloves.
w J. Tignor, 4. NJ. Tignor, Charles Nj.
Frishon; followed by the Blues Band, In
full-dress uniform.
The following gentlemen will act as
aides TO the various divisions W. W.
Hall. aide to Independent Cycle Club; w.
n Johnson. aide to ladies' escort j. A.
Thomas and Joseph Il. White, aides TO
local riders: Horace Halves aide TO Lake
side Club: Frank Smith, aide to owl
Cycle Club.
There will be five divisions. Each rider
Is expected to have his or her wheel deco
rated with two or more fancy lanterns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-14
FIGHT IN VIRGINIA.
ruE DEMOCRATS ARD PRESSING
1T MOST VIGOROUSLY.
ne Makes n Great speech at Berry-
vi,,c-A Fine Meeting in Loadcus-
canvass On nuckinsham--othcr
Gatherings.

BERRYvH.LE. VA, October lS'-tSpe-
c,aI)-Hon. II. V. Strayer, OF HARRISON
burg. presidential elector from TINS AIS
trict. delivered yesterday evening at the
courthouse here the strongest and most
rhetorical argument in favor OF the Dc
mocratlc platform heard In this pace
during this campaign. Covering the MS
tory OF the currency from l'ss 10
date. he spoke OF the natural affinity OF
gold and silver as money, and entered
into full and logical exposition OF the
evils OF our present monetary system
and the advantage which would accrue
to all classes ulder the free coinage OF
silver at the ratio OF l6 to /. lie closed
with n scathlng denunciation Of the gold
itcs. whether Republicans or Boilers. his
speech throughout showed an immense
amount OF study. and fun acquaintance
with his subject All who heard him
are loud I'm their praises OF his splenoia
EFFORT. and many converts 20 this fold
OF free silver were made. Mr.. Strayer
smoke this afternoon at WILDWOOD and THIS
evening at Boyce. AT both places large
and enthusiastic crowds heard him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-14
News of the City-HaII Courts.

Suits were brought in the Law and
Equity Court yesterday as follows:
Mlland Anti-Leak Company against
T. w. Tignor & Sons. Damages, $50.
Trezellas. Hertel & Co. against j. +.
Brown. Damages, $50.
In the case of Susan Sheppard's adj
ministrator against the Metropolitan In
surance Company. judgment was rem
dered for 5000. This action was brought
simply to determine as to whom the
money should be paid.
George Deane (colored was arraigned
i'm the Hustinbs Court yesterday on the
charge of stealing a number OF law-books
from Messrs. Pollard Sands. The case
came up on an appeal, and Deane was
fined SO
John Young (colored), who was charged
with feloniously shooting Ed. Harris. was
acquitted, the testimony showing that he
acted in self-defence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-14
spenking at Leesburg.

LEESBURG. VA. October l3.-tSpecial)
Yesterday was court-day in LeeSburS
but il was principally devoted to politics.
a crowded courthouse welcomed the
Democratic speakers, who We're Mr..
Frank r. Anderson, OF Alexandria, and
Hon. James w. Marshall C'Cyclone Jim'D.
hearty welcome. Marshall spoke rapidly
as he had TO leave on an early train 10
fulfil another engagement. but his appeal
was effective, and received with shouts
of applause.
In the afternoon a very large audience
listened attentively 10 Hon. T.. ii. Nc
Caull. Republican candidate for Congress
in this district
Then again at night the Republicans
held the courthouse. when Mr. X. Il.
Hubbard addressed well-filied hall This
audience was principally composed Of ne
groes not tenth part being white voters.
There was no representative of Palmer
and Buckner here probably because that
ticket has no following hereabouts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-14
HIGHEST Of all in Leavening Powe-La,est u Govt Report
@!A!l! R Rsxdss;!
y O. soUTHALL.
ABSOLUTELY PURE

c,ssex fspeciaD. october 18th TO nth, In
1.-THE Mills, Sussex county (nisho' oc-
tober 18th. o.,oher ,ath
Henry sussex county nignO, oc'ope'
18th. ..,. ,s,b
vale. Sussex county, october io'n'
SUSSEX courthouse might. OCTOBER iotn'
bonneville. Sussex county, Oc.ooei 49,
Waverly. Sussex county hlghV' WV
Der 10th.
w. II. HALE.
pittsylvania (specials. October 9th.
18th, and 2Sth.
w. G. PILKINTON.
Fine Creek Mills. October nth.
Dorset Cbarbecue). October 24th.
]. HAsKINs HoBsoN.
Brunswick (barbecue). october 18th.
Southampton court, October 18TH
II ST GEORGE TUCKER.
Fluyanna court. October 18th.
f. E. MEREDITH.
Fairfax court-day. october 18th.
w. r. WHARTON.
Carroll court, October 18th.
w. A. GLASGOW, JR.,
Vinton, October nth.
WILLIAM HODGES MANN.
Mecklenburg (speciaD. October 18th to
10th, inclusive.
Smyth court. October 18th.
w. SEYMOUR WHITE.
Accomac court, October 26th.
w. II. MANN.
Amelia court. october 22d.
j. p. FITZGERALD.
Amelia Springs. october 9th.
JAMES MANN.
Oliveville. October 17th.
Amelia Springs. october 9th.
WALTER A. WATSON.
Oliveville, October Nth.
Crewe. october 2Sd (nighD.
Amelia Springs, october 2ith.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-14
STAFFORD STIRRED UP.
Meetings mt whae Oak and Fall
month.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. October IL.
tspeciaI.)-The political pot is boiling to
overlooking hereabouts. In no campaign
for years have there been as many pub
lie spcakings promised as are billed 10
occur In the next three weeks in this city
and adjoining counties.
The peopIe OF Stafford have become
aroused. They are in the fight 10 win
and TO redeem their old county from Re
publican domination. Large ana en-
thusissstic meetings were held at White
OAK Saturday afternoon at o'clock
and AT Falmouth at 7 oclocl; on the
evening OF the same day. At the first-
named place about seventy-five OF the
good and true sons OF Stafford were
present, and at the last-named more
thon double that number assembled.
THE SPEAKERS.
commonweaith's-Atto r. II. l..
Chichester and Mir. l.. G. Johnson. of
Culpeper. were the speakers al both
places Both gentlemen discussed the
important political questions OF the day
In a business-like and intelligent manner.
vrhejr arguments were so forcibe ana
their illustrations so practical that those
who heard them were fully convinced
that the way TO remedy the hardships OF
the day was to vote for Bryan ana the
reconciliation of silver.
King Georgiaus are equally as alert
and jealous in the cause OF Democracy.
BRYAN. .Iewan and Rixey clubs are being
formed at all precincts. The Prince
Georgians propose TO show no quarter 10
Republican or gold-bug.
THE BOLTERS.
Messrs. Il. II. Warner and Henry r.
Davis. OF Washington. addressed large
meeting here tonight in the interest OF
4he boilers The significant feature OF
the meeting was that Mr.. j. NJ. Grimm
the chairman of the Republican cry
Executive Committee. presided, ana IN
troduced the speakers. AT the same time
the Bryan. Sewall and Jones CLUB oil
this city. held very large meeuhs a..
their club-room. which was addressed
bv local speakers 1t was a success ana
in enthusiasm In marked contrast 10 the
one In progress at the courthouse
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-14
FIGHT WITH OUTLAWS.
Two Members of the Green CAM
Killed.

FORT SMITH, ARK. October, BIN
a night between n posse headed by Ma
shall Heck Thomas and the Green gang
OF outlaws. at Oolagh. /. T.. last night,
two Of the outlaws were killed and the
others escaped. The dead men are Jim
Green and his brother. and they were
members of one OF the worst gangs OF
desperadoes In The Indian Territory. The
Greens have been actively on the road
for three months, and their GOODNESS and
SKIN In robberies gave rise TO the belief
that they were in many hold-ups charged
TO the Cook gang. Last night Green
and his gang rode into Oolagh. forty
miles west OF Fort Smith, for the pur-
pose OF robbing the town. but encoun-
tered Heck Thomas and his party. and a
fight followed, which proved most dis
astrous TO the Greens. Thomas Is tho
man who ran Bill Dooiin TO earth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-14
Interesting Session of the Academy.

On account OF repairs which the Young
Mons Christian Association building is
undergoing the semi-monthly session OF
the Academy OF Medicine and Surgery
was held at the building of the Cniver-
sitv College of Medicine last night. Drs.
II Stuart Mclean and c. NJ. Massie
were elected fellows.
Papers were read by DIS. u N. SIms
and ]. n. Upshur, ana discussed oy DTS
Ni,cbaux Edwards Peyser. j. s. Well
ford Irving. Cowardin, Jordan. and W.
H. Parker.
DIR John F. Woodward. who has re-
moved TO Norfolk. was elected nom
resident fellow. and to I'LL his unexpired
Term as treasurer. Dr. William Il. Jones
was cfOssn.
vote OF thanks. on Or. Upshur's mo-
ton. was rendered the University College
for the use OF its hall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-14
Canvass I'm buckingham.

BUCKINGHAM COURTHOUSE. VA,
October i5.--(special Yesterday was the
opening day OF County Court here. but
there was little OF legal or any other kind
OF business done. Most everybody was
listening 10 the political speeches. Sena-
tor T. s. Martin: Mr. Thomas, OF Greene
county. and Hon. II. ID. Flood were on
hand, and made good Democratic speech
81. and our local speakers were also on
hand in their usual good trim. There
were several strangers here speaking 70
northern men. but ! DO not know their
names. There was a meeting OF the lead
efs OF the Democratic party In the coun-
" here al night. and Senator Martin and
Mr.. Flood were present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-14

FORD'S STORE, GOOCHLAND COUN-
TY, VA, October i3.--(Special. There was
q large ana enthusiastic meeting OF the
voters OF Ford's Precinct Goochland
county. held at this place to-day. The
meeting was under the auspices of the
Bryan, Sewall, and Lamb Club and was
presided over by MIR. w. NJ. Crouch who
introduced as the first speaker Mr.. John
A. Lamb, OF your city, who spoke at
length upon the financial question, and
closed with an earnest appeal 10 the
voters 20 do their duty on November 3D.
The next speaker was Mr. j. l.. Ander-
son, also Of Richmond Mr.. Anderson
made a most Interesting aud instructive
speech upon the Issues OF the day, and
was listened 10 BY the people with marked
attention
You can depend upon Ford's Precinct
doing It's duty by giving good Demo-
cratic majority
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-14
A Pewbatan Bryan sewai Epes
Club.

POwHATAN COURTHOUSE, VA, oc-
tober l3-(Special)-Th Democrats here
held a meeting last night at the Masonic
Hall and organized n-Sewall-Epes
Club with a membership OF thirty-two.
The officers OF the club are as follows:
A. NJ Howard. president; Judge Thomas
NJ. Miller. vice-president; Rev. f, +. Dahl.
secretary: John c Lawton. assistant sec
rotary; w. Il. Boatwright. sergeant-at-
arms.
A committee. consisting of Judge Miller.
John Lawton, and William s. Goode was
appointed TO draft the bylaws and con-
stitution before the next meeting on the
afternoon of the 18th. on the following
Monday the club will be addressed by
number of prominent speakers, who
will be here IN attendance on Circait
Court All indications now seem to point
10 a rare occurrence big Democratic
majority In the county of Powhatan. So
let II be.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-14
Recommend the Franchise.

The Subcommittee which the Commit
tee on Streets appointed to investigate
the eyredioncy Of granting to the Leo
District Street Railway Company the
privilege to build and operate street
ca line from TIE New reservoir to the
observation-disclosures met in that section
Of the city yesterday afternoon. and
went over the proposed route for tie
road. After an informal conference the
subcommittee recommended the granting
OF the franchise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-14

ROANOKE. VA. October ls.--tSpeciall
Hon. W. c. Plumer, OF New York, and
Republican State-Chairman William
OF this CITY and vicinity ON tine issues OF
the day from Republican standpoint at
the Opera-House tomorrow night.
CONGRESSMAN Peter j. Otey. OF this as
trict. delivered an address at Vintcn to-
night 10 a large end enthusiastic audience,
among whom were many from this city.
Major Otey Is very popular In this sec,
ton. which viii roll up "A largely increased
majority at the November election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-14

President and congressman whose hands
are not tied by corporations, wall street,
aud London bankers. ana who Will say
that the United States can maintain gold
and silver at iG 10 !, without waiting Tor
international agreement. Mcssrs. James
Blakey. OF Charlottesville. and Gustavc
Almond. n II. Farley, Jr.. and &. q. Set
tie. Of Rappahannock county. spoke at
McMullance Stanardsvilie. euingoe, and
Dawsonsvile last week. Their speeches
created much enthusiasm for Bryan.
gewau and Hay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-14
Hubbard at wiIllam.bsrs.

WIL[.IAMSBUR0 VA October "
Especial -Major J. r. Hubbard, Demo-
C crsuc preslcentiai elector for the second
crvwd IN the courtroom here last eve
mag, ana bis remarks on The issues in
VOWED In this campaign and the duty OF
the Democrats In this election" we're more
any political speech delivered here during
this canvass. Several times during his
yetnarks he was interrupted By applause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-14

PARKERSBURG. w. VA. october 13.-
Chairman b. II. Piersal and Treasurer
G.. @. Spence OF the Populist State Com
mittee. instituted libel suit yesterday
against the Wheeling Register and Park
ersburg Sentinel for $4,000 damages from
each paper, the grounds alleged being the
publication of accusations OF bribery
against the plaintiffs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-14
A Dangerous Iceberg.

SAVANNAH, GA. October 1S.-The
British steamship Wastwarer Captain
Stephen. reports that on September 18th,
latitude 1880 north longitude 52l2 west,
he passed an iceberg about 800 feet long.
having four heads, the highest being only
about 80 feet out of the water and the
rest of the berg being almost submerged,
making it very dangerous obstruction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-14
Tho Cow Threw Him.

Fred. Spiers. white man who resides
on west Cary street. was seized with q
strong ambition yesterday shortly after
! o'clock TO ride a cow He got on the
cows back. but was soon thrown
bruising his face and body very badly.
The ambulance, with DR.. Lyme in charge
was called to the scene, Brook avenue
and Leigh street. and the mans wound.
were attended TO-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-14
The Raleigh and Her Punch-Bovf

WILMINGTON, n. c.. October B.-Ihe
United States cruiser Raleigh arrived to-
day at u noon at Southport, N. c. To-
morrow she will receive the testimonial
presented by citizens of North Carolina
a silver punch-bowl and ladle. Governor
Carr and stan will attend. Hon. Thomas
II. Kenan will make the presentation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-14

SAVANNAH, GA, october l3-Ths
steamship chatsahooehee reports passing
on october ioth. at p. NJ, about thirty
miles Off Cape Lookout. lot of wreckage,
two doors painted white. and a chair.
He also passed large quantity Of dressed
lumber. This wreckage had apparently
not been long in the water.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-14
rn.ion Am Minnerota Complete.

ST. PAUL. MINI. October is-The
Democratic Congressional Convention
held here yesterday endorsed Francis Fl.
Clarke, the fusion candidate. This COM
pletes fusion in this State on candidates
for all Offices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-14

OXFORD, N. c.. October ls.-tspeclal ,
The Populists in Granville county De-
ciined to-day TO fuse with the democrats.
The latter filled out their skeleton ticker
I'm part by nominating j. n cole LOT
Sherif1 and John A. Waller for Ireasursr,
Populists who advocated fusion Win the
Democrats
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-14
RichmnnderHi In New York.

NEW YORK. October 1s.-(Special)-
w. II. Webster Fifth Avenue; II. j.
Christian and wife, Aston; Nj. Sycle,
Albert
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-14

litigation between the Louisville AMI
Nashville and the Central.
Inc lease OF the Savannah and Atlantic
Iailreaa 10 Mr.. j. j. McDonough for tho
winter months was ratified ana c,oe,,,,,S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-14

GTANARDSyfLLE VA, October h.
Upocia1. D-Polifics are getting warm IN
Greene county. and We are going 10 keep
d. ret boiling Until we have elected a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-14
SALE OF TROTTERS.

orders for printing sent to the Dispatch
Company viii no given prompt attentions
ana the style Of work and prices WIN be
sure to please YOU
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-14
n.x,xa, ~ psnny-street MethoaI.t

A revival Is being conducted at Denny
Street Methodist church py the pastor
rev Mr. Williams, assisted by Rev.
W. Il. Ifoicon. re. and much interest is
being manifested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-14

X. W. MOOINE.
I,eesburg, october l9th.
STAFFORD court. october 2lst.
stafford (specials), october 22d to 2ith.
inclusive.
JOSEPH Il. WILLARD.
culpeper Courthouse. october 18th.
stanford Courthouse. october 2lst.
orange Courthouse. october Goth.
EUGENE wrTHERs.
Mecklenburg, October 18th.
Chase City might, october 10th.
Keysville, october nst.
Halifax court, October 26th
JAMES w. MARSHALL.
Craig Circuit Court, October 18th.
brakes Branch (barbeche). october oath.
Albemarle court November I'd.
Bath court October 18th.
Fluvanna court, october 10Th.
Cumberland court, october 9th.
w. r.. ALEXANDER.
Greene court, October 18th.
Rocklnenam court october 10Th.
Ruena Vista might. October 2ith.
page court October 18th.
Albemarle court. November I'd.
Basic City (nighD, November %.
PEMBROKE PETIT.
Goochland court, october 18th.
j
Buena Vista October 18th nighD.
Highland (specials), October 2Sth, 18th,
S0th, and 3lst.
w. A. GLASGOW, JR.
Botetourt (speciaD, October 18th, 18th,
10th.
plnyiddie court, october 18th.
Petersburg city, october 18th (night)
r. S. THOMAS.
Front Royal WaTen courtO October
18th.
Lovingston Nelson COURT, October 2sth.
HENRY r. POLLARD.
Gloucester. october 18th (speciaD.
Columbia, Fluvanna county, October
18th.
Kenfs Store, Fluvanna county. octo-
Der 18th.
For Union, Fluvanna county might.
October 18th.
THOMAS l.. ROSSER.
Brunswick (barbecue). october 18th.
JOHN LAMB.
Charles City court. october 18th.
Goochland court, october 18th
Hanover court. October 2lst.
King William court. October 9th.
Matoaca. Chesterfield county mighO,
October 18th.
Short Pump. Henrlco county, October
14th, +. Nj.
Ridge Church, Henrico county mighO,
October 18th.
FRANK r. GLASGOW. OF ROCK
BRIDGE.
Buena Vista (nighD. October nth.
N. b. EARLY. JR.
Browns Cove, october nth.
Earlysville, October oath.
+. W. SAUNDERS.
Madison, Amherst county (nighO, octo-
Der nth.
DON. p. HALSEY.
Big Island, Bedford county, October
nth.
Oakviiie. Appomattox county, October
Gath.
Pittsylvania court, October 18th.
JOHN L. MASSEY.
waverly, Sussex county, October nth.
A. 4. LIPSCOMB.
Alexandria, October nth.
clifton Forge. October oath
PETER ]. OTEY.
Otteryille. Bedford county. October 18th.
18th.
Patterson's Mil, Bedford county, oc-
tober 10TH
Thurman's. Bedford county, October
18th, p. NJ
Kassey's, Bedford county nighD. octo-
Der 18th.
Eyere4t's. Bedford county. October 18th.
brakes Branch. Charlotte county (bar-
becue). October oath.
Midway, Halifax county. October 9th.
Hyco, Halifax county, October 18th.
south Boston (nighD, October 2sth
Nathalie. Halifax county. October 18th.
seottsburg. Halifax county, October Seth.
Mt. Carmel, Halifax county, October
sist.
Green court, October liih.
Wetsers october 18th.
Ruckersville might. October 18th.
Free Union. october 10th.
EarIysvilie (nighD. october 18th.
Stony Point, October nth.
Keswick nighD, october nth.
Blenheim. October 18th.
Batesville (nighD. October 18th.
White Hall, October Goth.
HiIlsooro nighp, October Nh
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-06
RAILROAD NOTES.
Charles d. Golding, the Rock Is.
land man, is in the city.

Charles d. Golding, the Rock Is.
land man, is in the city.
C.. w. Fish, of the Mexican Ma.
tional, came In from Laredo last
night.
Maj. w. G. Lewis, Of the Santa
Fe livestock department, was in
town yesterday.
@. A. Waterman, of the Iron
Mountain, arrived in the city yes.
terday.
Wash Woodbridge, of the Aran-
sas Pass passenger department, is
in Dallas attending meeting Of
the rate clerks. ..-...
Fred Miller, travelling passenger
agent of the Illinois Central, is in
the city with some up-to-date adj
vertising matter for the l. c,
B. w. Thatcher, general freight
and passenger agent of the Next
can National, arrived In the city
today from st. Louis en- route to
headquarters in Mexico.