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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02

Ex-Treasurer of Washington, Out o.
Ball, Acts ~ "a Waiter.

SPOKANE, WASH, Sept. 1.-Ex.
Treasurer j. W. Boggs. Of Tacoma. the
man who has handled hundreds of thou
sands OF the peoples money $4,000 Of
which stuck to his fingers), and who for
several years lived ia luxury from has
stealings a man once looked up 10 ana
respected in the city. for part OF dag
occupied the mental position OF waiter
behind the lunch counter OF the Farmers
Home saloon. I'm this city.
Boggs arrived in the city from Tacoma
the other day. tired and hrdlu hrdlu
the other day. penniess and hungry. lie
said he could find no one to give him
employment i'm the city whore for years
he was honored and so he came TO Spo-
kane to try his luck. He trampcd the
city in vain yesterday and this morning
I'm search of work. This noon he YEARLY
dropped into chair at the Farmers
Home saloon to rest. lie engaged the
proprietor in conversation. and begged
him to give him some work to 90. no
matter what IL was. Struck with pity
for the hungry stranger. the proprietor
Sc, him TO work behind the free-lunch
counter. ut wages of $40 a week.
Bocgs had not been at work an hour
before he was recognized by several ciu-
zcnS The result was that hundreds
nocked to the saloon TO see the singular
spectacle of the once-hgh official pre-
siding at so mental a task. Boggs could
not face the ordeal. and resigned his
position after a few hours.
Boggs was convicted OF embezzlement OF
Tacomas city funds. and is out on $4,000
bonds pending an appeal Of his case to
the Supreme Court.
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CONSTANTINOPLE. Sept. THE num-
Der of persons killed In Sundays rioung
an Hasskein Is estimated at two hundred.
The owners Of the houses which were
looted I'm that town are returning, anu
have succeeded I'm getting some OF their
lost goods restored 10 them. Overcome
thousand persons were massacred IN the
ls4matra district. three hundred Arme-
mans having been dragged out OF their
houses and murdered by one Khan alone.
The Kurdish pOrters in the custom-h house
killed their Armenian comrades during
the late rioting and horribly muulated
their bodies.
The foreign families residing here CON
tinue 20 hang from their WINDOWS me
flags of their various natiOnahtles aaron
he Calico. the Austrian Ambassador
has had several interviews with the sui
tan who repeats his assurances that
ample measures have been taken 10 en-
sure auiet. The Porte will have a large
amount Of indemnity TO pay 10 foreigners
whose houses and offices nave Deeh
broken into and looted by the mobs.
The success Of the police m regalhlhS
control u the city and maintaining ordeI
has been reva ~Ie-l Dee the payment OF
their arrears OF wages - q
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'"poo'a's Talk of Monopoliring the OH
cial Democratic Ballots.

OMAHA, Aug. 29.-The fight between
the two wings OF Nebraska Democracy
which was first precipitated by william
j. Bryan In the state Convention at
Lincoln. October T. 1898. has grown in
proportions and bitterness from that day
- this. When in the state Convention
In Omaha. in September. 1894, Mr.. Bryan,
as leader OF the silver Democrats, sur
rendered the convention 20 the Populists,
and endorsed most OF the Populist State
ticket the Administration Democrats
walked out OF the convention, and formed
a separate organization. The result Of this
split was the nomination last fall OF
r. J. Mahoney for the Supreme Bench
by the Administration wing, and the nomi-
nation of G. j Phelps by the silver wing
for the Supreme Bench Mahcney re-
cci1 ed over 1890 votes: while Phelps the
silveritc received about 1000 votes.
The issues In the present campaign have
intensified tho differences between the
two factions. Each will nominate cleo
toral and state tickets. The silver mer
will meet on September 4th in convention
at Omaha for this purpose. Tho sound
money Demo erats will call convention TO
nominate their tickets soon after the In
dianapois Convention.
Chairman c. j. Smyth ~ tho Pogo-
cratic Stare Central Committee. SAID to-
day that he would oppose with al his
might any effort on the part Of TIE
sornd-money Democrats 10 get a place
on the official ballots this year. He be-
lfovcs that I'm view Of the action Of the
Chicago Convention the Supreme Court OF
this state. will finally determine the
question as between the two rival fac
tons
Chairman Euclid Martin. Of the state
Central Committee OF the sound-money
Democrats laughs ~ the idea OF the
siIvorites going before the supreme Court
again I'm this matter. He says that the
silyerites are simply Populists-nothinS
more nor less: that the sound.mohey
democrats Of this state are the old
democrats who organized the party In
this state and who have i'm their keeping
tho traditions OF the party from Its ear
Ilest organization. forty years ago. IN
Nebraska. 4. .,o
,rhc sound-money delegation 10 the
r,diananolis Convention will go 10 the
Hoosier capital hoping to vote ior Nat,ers
con and Bragg as the standard bearers ol
the third-party movement.-New h0IA
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a Raleigh Physician Takes IA Fredericks-
burg Hride-Ihe Attendants.

/ FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Sept. l.
Special.-Dr. X. 5. McGeachy. physician
of the insaLe asylum at Raleigh, n. c..
and Miss Hcttie j. Wissner daughter OF
Mr.. Henry Wissner. of this city, were
mgiried here tonight at O'Clock at the
residence of the bride. Rev. Dr. James
i. Smith OF Richmond. Va, officiating.
Miss NJ. Helen Wissner, sister of the
bride. was maid of honor. and Mr.. n.
H. McGeachy Of Fayetteville, brother Of
tho groom. was best man. The ushors
were Messrs. John Dumler Of Baltimore,
aad W. Z. Crawford. Of Raleigh n. G.
DIT. and Mrs. McGeachy left ON the 10
O'Clock train for Raleigh. y. c.. where
they will reside.
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WEST APPONATToX. VA; Sept' H.
Special.-The prctrs cted mems a. an The
1 1a doing the preaching. Al last week x,
Rev. !. II. Ncwbill preached lotii IA
and night. His sermons were earnest anu
ahIo and we're much enjoyed. HIS sermon
on .Tsther" and the service espey'aiis ~. a..
children on Friday were peculiarly inter
estirg 49,. ,s,,,i,,., IN
orr midst TWO marriages have taken
place at "Krklea." the Baptist parsoen-
ace. within the last few days. on the
9cth Mr.. Luther b. Godsey and MISS
INdia ]. PoCre were made man ana
wife" or yesterday the knot was tied
for Mr. joel ". jenkins and MISS T. .
Cheadle.
Mr.. J. VI Hurt. one of our tcwnsmen;
sll ped away "A few days in very quiet
~ Snrer. and WREN he returned he brought
with him his bride. She was Miss New
cOmbe.
Spout Spring. that Of Mrs J; 4. Rough
ton In tire same graveyard iOrty-eight
hours iefore her IN sband had been bu-
ried. in death they were not divided. .
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N.N~HdMPION. II.NoRfoIE.S
The Combination Gets ON Its Mottie and
Wins From Norfolk.


NENPoitr NEWS. Va. Sept. 1.-Spe-
cial. The game at Rvcuiew Park to-
day between Newport News Hampton
and Norfolk was one of the best league
games seen here this season. and was as
"a whole an agreeable disappointment TO
the spectators. AT the beginning OF the
third inning when the score stood 10
q in favor tho visitors 10 looked as IL
the home team was going TO enact the
usual programme. but this proved TO be
turning point. and the Norfolks got
down 10 business.
The last three innings were close. The
visitors started their "trick"-work at
the beginning of the seventh. thinking the
game was lost 20 them. but when they
got 20 the last put In good work. scoring
four runs.
Pop Tate's decisions were well received
10y players and spectators and no kick
ing was done. except I'm the last two
innings. Thb attendance was very
small. the supporters of the game having
become Disguised with the recent play
Ing here. but IL will only take few
games Of to-dsy's class 20 get the cranks
out again I'm full force.
IN the sixth inning Davis and Small
ran together accidentally. while the latter
was making a hard run for third. Davis
receiving a hard lick on the head.
Tho score IS as follows:
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state Executive Committee.

The new State ENeoutiyc Committee
as named by state Chairman EnysOn. is
constituted as follows.
First DistrIct-llOL. w. A. Jones Of
Richmond county.
Second D!strict--Mr. r. = BcyLin. Of
Isle of Wight county.
Third DistriCt-Mr. Henry X Pollard
OF Richmond city
Fourth D.strict-Mr. w. II. Mann. Of
NuttOWty county
Fifth DISTRIBUTION. Claude A. Swanson.
OF PittylVania county
sixth District-Mr. John y. Horsley, Of
l.yIcubuTC.
seventh DISTRIBUTION. Thomas s. Mar
tin. Of Albemarle county
Eighth District-Mr Joseph l.. Willard
OF Fairfax county.
Ninth Distribution. Rufus 4. Ayers,
Of Wise county
Tenth Dlstrict-Mr. Edward Echois. Of
Stanton.
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Auburn Wits NOIcs.

AUBURN MILLS. Sept. Especial
Last Sunday was not the regular day for
service al the Church of Our Saviour but
10 was opened. as Rev. Frank Page. of
Waco. Tex. who is visiting his parents
ut "OAgland." had consented TO preach.
His sermon was a very able one. Mrs
Frank Page presided at the organ and
with her able assistants, gave some music
that eXcelled many city choirs.
Mrs. Micaiah Woods, Of Charlottesville.
and her three lovely daughters are at
"ClazemOnt.' DR.. Edward Morris, OF
birmingham. Ala, is also there.
Miss Florence Vaughan Of Richmond.
made brief visit last week TO her old
home.
Mr.. William A. Dabney manager OF
the Western Union Telephone Office.
RiChmCnd. with his son. Master Hugh.
spent Sunday with relatives near this
place.
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Planet Wins the Unfinished e:!j Pacin z
Race at Fleetwood Park.

NEW YORK. Sept IA large crowd
was drawn to the Grand Circuit meeting
at fleetwood Park to-day starter Frank
Walker called up the unfinished 2.25 pac-
ing race at / OclOCk. Planet and Mono
pole. each with TWO heats 10 his credit.
were the only starters. Planet was a
hot favorite. and he won the deciding
heat hau0ily.
The Speedway stakes. for 2:24 trotters.
developed close race between &. j. liam
inns \alence and ". II. Titus Belle Il.
The latter was faVorite before the
start. and with competent DRIVING would
have won the money. in the hTSt neat
NalenCc won ina the slow time OF IA.
Then the black mare made the play ana
won the next two heats IN hollow style;
She broke badly I'm the fourth neat ana
was beaten out. Another near tllt h.tii
pole In the succeeding heat cost her the
race. for the Hamlip mare Won by
couple or lengths
Berkshire CCuriers' straight heat, Nicto-
~ DIS blue ribbon stake. for 2.io PAGERS
was "a biz surprise 10 the knowing ones.
who backed the Hamlin entry Mo,hins
Boy. as though he could nO- Jose. AHtpu-
lator was second choice. while Berkshire
sold fourth in the pools The iavorite
proved TO be sore and all out d FORM,
and he was never prominent berkshire
stepped Of the first two hea.S Win mucn
speed I'm reserve apparently. In the thlrd
heat he made a long running preak near
the half-milc pole and fell Dhch 10 tHe
rear Every one thought he was done TOT
after this mistake. but Miller set him
a-going. and in a killing drive closed the
gap which tho Royal Victor had opened
before the home stretch was reached
The gelding finished game, although tired,
and in a rasping drive with tho stallion
he won by a neck Royal Victor weaken
ed at the end. and Kentucky star, com
ing up very fast, finished second by
head.
Progressive stakes. for thTee-year-oid
trotters. was conceded 20 the fast Ken
lucky fly Margaret, and there was no
betting on the result. She won I'm straight
heats and without an EFFORT. the local
nAy, Cienega being the c0ntending-trot-
ter.
HEQCITAL A LOSER.
SHEEPSHEAD BAY. Sept 1.-The at
fractions here to-day were the Autumn
for fwo-yc ir-olis and the September
stakes for three-year- and up. The
niot ~ent TO SaNarln. an 70 / sHOt win
The Friar second and the faVoi1te, sal
max. third.
Captive captured the September stakes.
with ease from Requital. which was
heavily backed top-heavy candidate CAS-
settle finished third.
A feature OF the dly was the manner
In which the favortres went dewn De-
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Derby Summer Meeting.

LONDON. Sept. I.-At the Derby sum-
mer meeting to day the Portland plate.
q high weight handicap. of los sovereigns.
for ttree-ys ar-olds and upwards five fur
longs, was won by w. Il. Brands Media
ton. Captain f. Fortcrs Tenler and
True was second. and +. Wishlrd's Dam
sell III. third.
The champion breeders biennial foal
stakes. Of 1OOO scvereigns. for ;wo-year-
Odds, five furlongs straight, was won by
W. +. Leigh's b. (. Flying yolors, J.
Nets b. T. Surety second, and the Duke
or We ~inster's hr. Z. Blue water third.
The PtNeril of tho Peak stIkes a handi-
cap of 1000 sovereigns. for three ~ r ODDS
and upwards one mile straight. was won
by Mr.. +. Lorillard's b. c.. Diakkd. three
years old; Captain MacheHs Oh. c. Prince
Earcaidine, three years old. second, ard
Noot Jcels br. h. Hebron, five years
Old. third.
p. Wishard's b. g. Wishand. three years
oii. was among the starters, but was not
Diakka.
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Games won and lost By each club 10
each other club.
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he tries TO figure out the meaning of the
dream. II he is not superstitious, he looks
for the cause, finds II in indigestion and
nervousness and then heeds the real mean-
ing II is good thing to believe in dreams,
but to believe in them in the night way.
bad dream is warning. II is sign that
all is not right in the dreamer's body. II
means that his digestion is out OF ofders
and that means that his blood IS not re-
ceiving sufficient nourishment; and that
has its effect on the nerves and the nerves,
on the brain. Imperfect digestion means
imperfect nutrition. II means that the
strength and food that ought TO go into
the blood from the digestive organs-that
should 90 10 build the tissues that waste
every days being perverted and is doing
no good. 1t means that there will be loss
OF solid. strengthful flesh that the nerves
will be uncovered just that much that de-
bility will ensue and that the mans body
is ready for the reception of disease germs.
That IS the real meaning Of the mans
dreams. and such dreams should always be
taken &c mean that the use Of DIR. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery is urgent and
imperative, if health would be preserved.
The Discovery is a certain cure for indi-
gestion. dyspepsia and liver complaint
When constipation is present, il is fire. !
quently necessary to supplement the "Disl
covery" by the use Of DR.. Pierce's Pleasan
Pellets. One little Pellet" is a gentl(
Laxative. and two a mild cathartic The
greatly facilitate the action Ut the "coldeI
Medical Discovery" by Kidding the systeI
of poisonous, etfete matter, increasing d
activity Of the lower bowels so that d
impure matter forced out Of the blood
the " Golden Medical Discovery may q
quick egress. Both the Golden Medic
Discovery" and the Pellets may be q
tanned at any drug store. Complete inf
nation concerning them may be had
addressing the Worlds Dispeuszsy Ne
Eal Assoe)AdssI Duaala N, 2.
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fore outsiders long shots winning nearly

fore outsiders. long shots winning nearly
every race Summaries:
First race-for two-year-olds, nNe fur-
longs.-Swamp Angel q to u first, with
Ross q. second ana Roy Carruthers th;rd.
Time, 1:O3.
Second race--for two-year-olds. five FUR
longs.-Scarf Pin 90 IN Il fret with Don
Bias second and III Daddy third. lnhe'
1a2 %
Third race-for all ages, six furiongs.-
Beldemere q TO y first, with Ruticon sec
ond and Ben Ronald third. Time, / 10
Fourth race-the Autumn STAKES, TOT
twO-year odds, Futurity courso.-Sayarin
Is 10 u first with The Friar second ana
Salmak third. Time. 11O.
Fifth race-the September stakes, for
three ear-olds, mile ard three furiOnes.-
Captive 13 to - first. with Requital sec
ond and Cassette third. Time. 2.22 %.
Sixth race-mile and a tnriong. -Buckwa
W 20 II first, with Ben Eier second ana
Belmar third. Time 1:55.
Seventh race-free handicap hurdle race,
two miles over eight hurdles on turf
Ell Kendig 90 TO y first with 1t Luke
second. and Mckee third. Time, 1888.
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Alabama Cougres sional Nominations

MONTGOMERY. ALA, September l.
Congressional conventions were ordered
TO b. held today in all the districts. AZ
far as heard from the following candidates
have been nominated:
Second district-Jesse Stallngs, without
opposition.
Third distrlct-IIenry ID. Clayton, no OPP
position.
Sixth dstrict-John H. Bankhead. on
frs ballot.
Ninth district-Oscar Underwood, By ac-
clamatlon
The Fourth district convention met last
week and after over nine hundred ballots
adjourned until the llth instant.
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The Fire Record

WINSTON. y. c.. Sept. Fire broke
out in the Masonic Hall, over Smith $
drug store at 2:50 o'clock this morning.
The damage by fire and water TO the
drug stock Of Justice: Browder ;
book store, Schouler's dry-goods stores
O'Uanlon's drug store all i'm the same
block will aggregate $4,000. The Ma
sonic Hall was completely destroyed.
HAVRE Sept 1.-The Dupont Rouge
dock. with two warehouses containing
cotton and lard. were burned to-day.
The damage is 100000
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The Silver Question.

The Republicans held largely attended
meeting last night at DonahOe's Hall. 1t
which Eagar Allan. Jr.. Of Richmond and
W IL. Fairiess. OF Portsmouth. made
addresses. Mr.. Fairlcss appealed to
those present 10 educate their children
on the financial question, and Mr.. Allan
spoke az some length op the silver dues-
ton. Although the latter speaker is a
young man and new In ths business OF
stamping his speech created favorable
rOmmcnt.
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RTOUS POISONING.
4 Portsmouth Man Dead and Others Of
the Family Seriously Ill.

NORFOLK. VA. Sept. 1.-Specal.-The
city Of Portsmouth. just across tho Eliza
beth. is greatly exercised over the poi
soning of ar entire family. one member
of which has already died.
Arthur T. Wilson. prominent business
man. was taken suddenly ill last evening
after eating a Hamburg steak for supper.
Tho meat was supposed to have contained
the poison. for shortly afte~ward Mrs.
Wilson and Ter two sons were taken III
also Mr. WilsOr lived only a few hours.
but the other victims are still alive How
the meat came 10 contain the deadly dose
is mystery. The cook is not though.
TO be guilty OF tie crime. as she bah
but recently been engaged by the family.
The woman says that she herself did not
partake of the dish because she did not
like IT, No arrests have been made in
the cash.
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Rnrving Gronnd for Panner-s

The Council Committee on Cemeteries
met last evening. and again considered
tne question Of Purchasing an additional
tract or land adjoiLing Oakw'Cod Gene
teIy. To be used as a burying .ground FOR
colored paLpers II will be remembered
that the present section IN lakewood set
aside for the interment OF the poor has
been filled Nd. and that a subcommittee
recommended the purchase OF additional
ground from Mr. Brauer At Yesterday 3
meeting the committee received u PROPOSE
ton from the Evergreen Cemetery Com
panys- to sell to tie city Q pieco OF LAM
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lie Was Stricken Dumb.

WITKESBARRE. PA. Sept. 1'-Wnns
taking TO some friends yesterday Iatrick
Teslev was stricken d aaf ana DUMP. hs
wrote on a piece of paper:
I'm three days. l know what IT Is. I've
had IL before
N seems that Healey while In Ireland
twenty years ago WAS thrown from q
horse. As "A result OF injuries received
he was deaf ard dumb Tor three Gays,
Every four years since then he has had
a similar attack, last in each instance
three DAVIS
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Gnme. schednled for To Day.


Iicl mend no ICft~nouin. ,,.,..
Norfolk at Newport NeWs-h"lp' oi''
NORFOLK. VA. Sept l.-Speci@'.-
portsn outh cofcatcd Richmond to-d"y Dy
a score of Z 20 % IN a game which was
won ON IT'S merits. The secret OF the
whole thing is that Malarkey, who was
IN the box FOR the visitors. was hit nara
and often and az remarkably oppoftune
moments. FOR instance. Gochnauer's t"o-
bapeor ard Turke's triple landed TWO
runs I'm the fourth. Halls hit and fidr-
groves triple scored another in tie hitn'
while in the ninth q single. e. base ON
balls and hit hy pitcher preceding
Boyd's long honic-rm hit. resulted III -FOUR
more ilns both OF Richmond runs Voc
made in the fifth inning. Mari ana rem
der bringing them 900 on two bases on
balls. "a two-haeger. and MallrKcyS SIN
gle. Attendance. about 800. Score.
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BROOK ES.-Diei. Tuesday morning, Sep
TENDER LIST. al 3 o'clock. LUTHER VI.
only child OF Maria and Lee Brookes,
aged three years.
Fpreral services from his parents
residence. No. II High street. at
O'Clock THIS "wednesday AFTER
NOON.
MOESTA Entered into rest, at 20
o'c'ock this morning. RUDOLPH
HENRY infant son OF Rudolph : IL.
and Martha Amalie Moesta; aged thirty
days.
Funeral from, rea.deuce 4l6 west Man
street. THIS AHSTx4tRpONat . CLOCK.
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ONLY EIGHT INNINGS
PLATED BY THE CHAMPIONS And
PIRATES.
Washington ,and Chicago Broke Even
Bean-Enters and Colonies Each win
One Ia the Last OF Their Series.

BALTIMORE, Sept. lit was another
umpire w5aIssling match today, and the
consequent delay caused the game to be
called on account Of darkness before the
eighth inning was completed.
The home sam won the game in the
nth inning when pass TO first and i've
hits nettcd five runs. Sugdcn was badly
hurt twice by foul tips. but ncrvily kept
In the game. Attendance. 100.
IATTTAfnRE
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lin the ,rufilnn

The Byron Brothers in Eight Bells"
closed a very SUCCESSFUL engagement at
the Academy of Music last night
Jim the Pennman." Sir Charles Young's
famous play. which proved the most sue
cessful OF all a. II. Palmer's productions
in New York city, and ran for an entire
season NJ the Madison Square Theatre.
has just entered upon renewed career
OF prosperity and will be seen at the
Academy OF Music on Friday and satur-
asx- AaA ~ = mstinAA - 49,. ls<tAr day.
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IONA. MICH. Sept Frank and
George Kingston, two young men, VINO
have always lived here, were arrested
Iast night. charged with making counter
feit money. The officers seized $3.50 in
tyyenty-dollar United States Treasury
notes. a printing press, plates. and paper
enough for over a million dollars. The
money was made in Springfield. Mo. and
D. u. Cortes Is now under arrest at St.
Louis for passing some OF the queer"
he having been in with the Kingstons.
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PETERSBURG. VA. SeptembH L
The CITY Council was in session untii
nearly midnight tonight. and a good deal
~ routine businesses was transacted.
Nr charles ". Bland was elected a
r,ophor Of the Council from the Thirt
,.ord ~ I'm The vacancy caused by tht
rosi.,nation of Mr.. j. T.. Rockwell. and
Mr.. X. 5. Gin was elected rs master oN
the School Board.
An appropriation of 500 was maze W
nay Mr.. John T.. Townes Tor examining
the books of the city Objects
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adjoining the cen etery. in any quantity
from one to ten acres. at 800 per AGRA
or SO per acre LEGS than Mr.. Brausf
had offered his poverty. There was
considerable anCrnt OF discussion over
the matter. and fhc committee finally TO-
ferred the qr estion OF the purchase of the
lard back &c the subcommittee for IN.
other inv, stiga,ion and report.