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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-06

habcas corpus. mandamus, and prohihi-
.ion. 1ho exception as to original juris-
Giction IA cases of maudamus. nabeas
corpus. end prohibition invests the court
wth capacity to receive original jurisd g
mon IT. those cases IN the event the Leg
Asiaturc shall see tit TO confer IL out II
d!ocs not OF itself confer the iuris'ic"oh.
WnattNor jurisdiction. Therefore. ms
cour; exercises must he by virtue OF some
itatG;o enacted In conformity TO the Con-
siiiuuon.
3. In determining the cons;ituiionality
c. statute the courts have nothing 10
90 with the question whether or not inc
legislation contained I'm its provisions Is
wise end proper. the only question thcy
have 70 Zeal with IS one Of power The
Legislature has plcrary legislative power
except where 70 Is restricted by the Con-
stift fcn &c the State or of the United
stafcs. nnd II the statute whose validity
fs attacked a. not In conflict with the
S.ase or FcCeral Constitutions. the courts
h1ve no ROVER 20 declare IL invalid. how
over vsl satisfied they may be that IT
q. unul.r o. vicious legislation.
rfrnlo of ais. vs.. Cochran 81 ais. From
rna circuit court Of Albemarle county
Affirmed. Oinipon by Judge John W.
firv.
Dirlcr ~ ais. VS.. Patterson ct ais. Upon
petition 90 rchear decree entered at the
present term. Petition refused
court adjourned to-day 20 meet in Rich
monl November 10Th
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upon" Guthrie. but he is not easily driven.
Senator Morgan, OF Alabama. cancels
his engagements to speak in this State
on account OF Ill health.
Every one says that the condition OF
politics in this State is without a parallel.
and that the vote in November will be
the strongest ever polled.
Ii Is said that Butler can hold only
three-ffths OF the Populist vote. The
other two-hfths are leaning strongly to
Republicanism. The Republicans claim
that they can take that part of the
Populist vote and hold 1t.
Populists are having n critical time this
week. Chairman Aver has gone into his
shell. lie is saying nothing.
RAILROAD MAN RETIRES.
+. o. Cummings succeeds I. II. Murray
as Seaboard Air Line ticket agent here.
Mr.. Murray has served the road faith
fully for twenty-five years. and resigns
on account Of i'll health.
The railroad Commission to-day issued
an order Of about 20 per cent reduction
on express rates over the Atlantic and
North Carolina railway. Many railroad
men are before the Commission to-day
regarding passenger rates.
Oliver Dockery. Populist nominee for
Lieutenant Governor. declares that fnan-
cial reform Is the prime issue IN the
campaign. and that this must first H.
settled before entering any side paths.
He SAYS he IS a silver Republican. and
thus gives his support to all who favor
free SILVER.
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Meeting of the Tobacco Assoo'a'''"-''
p.stor Tender His Resignation.

,,o.irc, Of the Tobacco Association"
p.stor Tender His Resignation.
prgrrRSBTRG. VA. oct. Especial
Tho annual meeting Of the Tobacco AS
eooiation was held at the LNchante To-
day. and the following officers were .
elected for the ensuing term -,
Stth Boiling; Vice President
Vaughan. Board Of Manageis-Da'' j" 'u'l-
lop Jr.. j. J. iercivali' James IL 80
and John II. Macnn' secIe'"-S' 'o''''
B4unlster. ..t
Tbs President submitted his annual
,o-,or, I'm which he stated that the TX
change was in a fine financial condition
ana that the Beard Of Arbitration had
had no matter before it for two years.
Tie sale Of loose tobacco will begin al
the different warehouses on wednesday
morning next and it is expected tAal
the sales Will Dc large.
Mr.. Morris Levy has declined 10 serve
as President of the Mckinley. Hobart
AID Thorp Campaign CLUB which was
recently organized here.
Mr.. John E0zol has rendered his resig-
nation to the electoral board as ono OF
tie Judges of election for the Sixth ward.
Since the last election, Mr.. Bozel has
lsen APPOINTED a member Of the police
force.
Just before yronouncing the benedic-
fion after his service last night Rev. ..
4. Barker. pastor Of West End Baptist
church. rendered his resignation as pas
tor OF tie church. to take effect on De
cember 30th Mr.. Barker gave no reason
for his action, and the Offering Of ..is
.ssigration was a great surprise 10 his
congregation. Mr. Barker came 10 Pc
tersburg about five and half years ago
from Accomac county TO accept call
10 the pastorate Of this church
Mr.. Mayo. a foreigner. was very badly
injured near Petersburg few days ago
hv falling from the truck cf car. lie
was brought TO this city yesterday af-
tcrnoon on the train from the South and
taken e. the Home for the Sick for
treatment.
An eoping couple left here yesterday
morning for Halifax. y. c., 10 have
the nuptial knot tied.
u was learne to-day from q gentleman
that the recent storm was very severe
in Amelia county. and that within a va
dIus OF five miles not less than twenty
barns were blown down or destroyed 10y
fire. Those which were burned down
were stored with tobacco. which had re-
Gently been fired. Hundreds OF trees
were blown down, and fences for miles
were Frustrated.
The severe storm which was expected
yesterday did not matcrialize in Peters
burg. The Western Union telegraph Of
fee kept open all day in expectation Of
the storm and a lineman was sent from
here TO Richmond 20 look after the wires
between the two cities.
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CAMERON ATLEXINGTON
A FINE CROWD and An ELOQUENT
APPEAL FOR SOUND MONEY.
The Crowd Gives Him "a Cordial Greeting
aud Applauds to the Echo His Tribute to
CIeyeIand-safe for sound Money.

LEXINGTON, VA. Oct. Especial
The finest political meeting held in Lex
incton I'm a number OF years was that
addressed Icy Ex-Governor William Il.
Cameron. at the opera House, at o'clock
this afternoon.
The early hours OF the afternoon were
taken up with the speeches OF Republi-
cans and silver Democrats, who spoke
TO small crowds from stands in the
streets.
Messrs. w. r. Barksdaie NELL Roberts,
ii. ID. Flood and +. +. Glasgow, presented
the stale arguments Of the free-silver
people and Mcssrs. Robert Hughes, w.
5. Lurty ana 5. Brown Allen spoke on
behalf of the n, Dublicans
AN OVATION.
Ex-Governor Cameron was introduced
in a few earnest words by Colonel j.
X. Edmondson, who for a quarter or a
century has been one OF the most active
and effective Democratic leaders In this
country, but declines TO recognize the
Chicago platform as true Democracy.
The opera Hluse was crowded TO It's
utmost capacity with representative
audience Of the town and county. who
greeted the speaker cordially and listened
with earnestnoss to the body OF MS
speech. And as the force Of his argu-
mcnt was realized by them and the full
power Of his eloquence developed IN the
closing half hour. greeted him with up
roarous applause and every manifesto
ton Of delight and approval. In his sketch
Of the history OF the attempts OF the
limited States and other nations 10 es-
tahlish bimetallism. the Ex-Governor
showed the utter futilty Of such thins
ard demonstrated with great eloquence
Tho unbroken record Of the Democratic
nortv mn 10 the Chicago Convention. as
n party that favored sound money. Ihe
othor blanks Of the Chicago platform
were numerically scathed and IN the
most gentcel manner.
CLEVELAND APPLAUDhb.
His reference 20 President cleveland III
tho Venezuela matter and Chicago rlols
,rourht forth cheer after cheer OF APP
,i,nso and shows the hold that the Pres.
;5ont vet has on the people. Ills appear
90 Tho farmer and laborins men 10 'O'o
.eeirst free silver was based upon '"'
ristorv Of human experience ana wa re-
cci,ed In q manner that showed 'hal me
etrcr.,tb OF his reasoning was recoshi%eu
and appreciated. ,.,,,o,,
rho sound money Democrats are n
Unused over the character OF the meet
,.... and the defeat of the free silver party
I'm Rockbridge can be recoshl@eu 10 a.
sured.
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PERSONAL AND GENERIL.
interesting Facts About Hichmond's Cin-
zcns and Gth,r Matters

N'hs ana tth'r Matters.
Miss Marcolla Forstman is sick ~
her home, on west Main street.
Captain Andrew Plzzini has returned TO
me city after spending the summer i'm the
mountains
General d. o. Weisigor ana lady have
returned 10 the city after very plea
'h' 'Ilp 10 the Valley of Virginia for the
sumner.
ar Lowndes Pople. Of No. o03 south
I"id street, who has been sick for
Few days, is alb coeottul ID cmfv-,nbr
lew days. is able to be out
Mr.. W. @. Mcdowell. of Ford's Titbia
/ Springs Hotel with his wife. was sum
"ohed 10 Richmond Sunday. owing 10
inc serious Illness Of Mrs NcDovelrs
neither, Mrs. Morton.
The annual meeting Of the Ladies', te-
SO, iatiOn OF the Masonic IYome Of Nir-
gina viii DE held ut noon TODAY The
meeting will be held at the home inst
below Richmond and can be- reached Lg
the Seyen-Pines railway.
Master Thomas Bod.ne Powell fen SAT-
uriay evening and lroke his right arm.
DR.. Brookcr was called ir - Sc. the
Injured member, ana the patient ls do
ING nicely
The German-Amcrican Ladies' Aid As
ISOLATION Of the virginia Hospital Will
hold their regular meeting this aftcrn Jon
at 4 O'Clock. The German verbs are
ready. A large attendance is requested.
air. 4. H. Blunt Of Clover Depot. Va.
was in the city yesterday on business.
There viii be preaching in the Third
Pre- iytcrian church every neht this
week All are most cordially invited 20
these services.
A big wood chopping and Log rolling
will hc held az Powell HAN to-niclt uu-
ocr the auspices of Hickory Camp No.
C. Woodmen Of the World There Will be
sixty-twO candidates for projection de-
gree. All Woodmcn are invited.
The annual meeting of the Ladies' Aux
insry Of the Virginia Hospital will be
held at noon to-day at me hospital.
Every member is urgently requested 20
be present The election Of officers and
other business Will be brought before the
meeting.
No move has as yet been made by the
Council for tho First-street property
owners 10 apply for commission 10 as
sess damages against the Traction Com
pany. This. II is thought will he the
next move. II any. in the fight The
traction company - ltNl'HA MS ~ 80 $50
work on its line on that thoroughfare at
once
An entries to the competitive depart
ments Of the coming fan Fair closed YES
terday. The departments are very we'll
filed. and all the space on the lower
floor of the main building has been taken
Work is being pressed on the repairing
Of the damage wrought at the grounds
by last Tuesday nights storm.
Colonel Whitehead received a letter
Yesterday from three students at the
Virginia Polytechnic institute Blacks
lurg. Va. asking FOR copy eich OF the
Handbook Of Virginia. saving mat Pro
fessor Atwood required chem - use y
ls "a reference work and says II Is 'he
bost TO 0c obtained Colonel Whitehead
sent The books ~ once. which ADDS to
tho hundreds given o. sent TO teachers
o. the public schools who say IL - III
valuable in their geography classes.
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II VIII Begin October 1eth-other city
Hall News.


Hall News.
The october term of the Hastings court
began yesterday morning. Judge :. -
WITT on the bench. TWO murder cases
were set for trial. those OF James j.
WINNER and William Hubbard.
Winners case will begin an the l-ih
instant. AS will DE remembered 10y read
crs or The Times. he stands charged with
inc murder or young Thalhimer, VINO, II
is alleged. ruined his daughter.
rae trial OF Hubbard Will begin on the
I'm. lie IS negro. ana is charged with
the murder Of Charles Robinson, also
coiorcd.
The grand jury brought I'm indictments
against the following. James Dickcrson.
st0n Lewis. James Mayo. Moses
Qaeens alias Scott King Joseph Rich
ardson. Samuel Price. Henry Smith. Isaac
Taylor Daniel White. Frank Woods. and
John Young.
In tho chanccry Court yesterday Albert
Burton qualified as the administrator Of
the estate Of Louisa Brokonbrouch.
Harriet j.. Cousins qualified as cyocu
last VIII and testament Of W.
W. Cousins.
In the Law and Equity Court T.. 4,
Saunders Sons wcro given Indictment
.'ins' Ann DAILY for the SUN OF $3.50.
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MONAY HHLD ~ BfNKS.


Paper Currency on Deposit.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.-Comptroiler
Eckels issued IL statement 10 day giving
the result OF an Investigation made uy
him 10 determine the amount OF money
held by the banks OF the country, in
gold. silver and paper. Circulars were
sent 10 1882 national. State savings and
private banks and trust companies. and
TO u clearing houses. Replies were Tee
ceived from only 5,7-3 banking and trust
companies and from 81 clearing houses
i'm his statement the Comptroller says.
THE total amount Of cash in the j, sl3
institutions reporting was Sil3,l2iN+9. 1t
is divided as follows. GO.5 coin. $l34011.-
COS; gold certificates. SJj.1Nl, 33s; silver
dollars. SS.-5l6lZ; fractional silver, $780,
O,3. silver certificates, 500 SOB 500: Treasury
notes. 1920. $l3.l2j.0iS; United states notes.
SllOi1l.-lJ, currency certificates. SD Js.-
OoJ. national bank notes, Szi.l9j.S54. or
this total cash the 345S national banks
reporting held S3S5.1,iOl6, and the $50
State. etc. $3.50 233. The amount OK
gold coin and god certificates held 10y
these national banks was jO13, 6Ol. and
by these state. etc, S3ffSi.l3l
a comparison o. the money holdings
shows that tie $50 reporting banks I'm the
New England states held but $500. j1t
more total cash and S5SJFsJ more Of
sold and gold certificates than the Go
reporting banks in the southern states,
the 1875 banks I'M the eastern States
SOB 544.g-l more total cash and S32 lo9, Eos
more OF gold and gold certificates than
the 2414 banks in the western states; the
f-i banks in tie southern States %,iJl. sil
more total cash and Si00Ii5 less gold
and gold certificates than the 500 banks
800 the Pacific States and Territories. the
SO banks in the New England states
so C5f5lO ldore cash and S2l2,062 less
gold and gold certificates than the 800
banks in the Pacific States and Terri
tories.
THE total number OF depositors ia the
national banks reporting on July LIST,
were 23l52g3 with individual deposits
arerecating N.tSfoS1i8. on July ism
tho total individual deposits of all the
national banks were SLGjS.ii35e, and the
estimated number of depositcrs 2ia5.6-5.
The total number Of deposlt0Ts In report
ing banks. other than national were
36i4c30. with deposits agsresating Slbos,-
352613. In 1874 an investigation showed
the number OF bank dcpositors 10 be
about 100000 4 conservative estimate.
IN view II the fact that the number OF
denositors I'm national banks showed an
increase OF about half million, wouid
make the total number now at between
ten ard eleven millions with totai ae-
posits aggregatlng over i've billions OF
dollars New York Herald.
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10 RrrEIvr ctNEROY.
Bristol VIII Make lis Visit Memorable
INent in Tie lIiY's lIi.tnrN.


Event in the Clfy's History.
TRISTOL. TOM. oct. Especial
The National Democrats of Bristol re
wide awake and are making prenaratious
for Governor Camcrcr's visit. They pro-
pose making this a memorable event il
,-e ciys history. Indications pom, L.
crowd far beyond the capacity of the
Opcra-House. Tie committees arc en-
thu-iustic over their work, ard do not
propose 70 be behind the tcst OF the
state in this good work
Tho detailed arrangements arc as fol-
lows.
Committee on Arraugements-J. p.
Peters chairman. De- { J.. Buntins. q.
IT, Jacoby James Cannon. $. Y. FuiHer-
SON. ". NJ. Richardson W. VI Piutc.
Committee on Recepicn-ColOnel fuik-
erson Chairman. Professor d. ". Nln,
S. g. Harriss DR. W. X. Vance. Pro;es-
sor sam. ID. Jones. Colonel Haskell John
f.. TEou as. sam l.. King, Thomas Me-
Culloch Dr. Riyes walker. Colonel j. b.
Richmond.
Committee on Advertising Bunt-
ing. Jr.. chairman. j. J.. C. Smith. G..
D. Durham. Luxe Dixon. Robert Seay.
The meeting viii De addressed by Hon.
William T. Cameron, eX-Goyernor or Viz
eiuia. whose name alone bespeaks full
attendance. Arrangements Will Doe made
for good order, and front seats VIII be
reserved for ladies'. who are cordially in
vited to be present. The Bristol Corne1
Pand has been engaged for the occa1lon.
All are invited % attend and hear the
doctrines Of sound money.
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Richmond Horse Wins n Handsome
Purse in the 2:4O Class.


NORFOLK, VA, oct 5.-Special-T
races IN Connection with the first annual
fair here to-day. were tremendous sue
cess.
The first race. z:4O class for purse
Tor eight hundred dollars. was WOE by
The gray gelding, Gordon Smith. owned
by ". G. Bryan. Of Richmond. Va;
second money By Colleen Bawn. third by
Red Blossom. fourth by Edith G.
The second race 2:27 class. was won
by MAZDA, a bay mare from Knoxvilis.
Tenn. second money TO Troth. OF Frost
burg. Nd: third to Red Leo Of FANS
Mills. Va; fourth 10 Estelle. OF Pitts
burg. Pa.
In the second heat the sulky 10 which
Gordon Smith was attached. lost q tire.
lut the driver co1ti led to hold his posi-
ton regardless Of the accident. Again
IN the fourth his wheel was smashed, but
10 one injured.
Everything points 10 a fine series OF
races, both running and trotting. Among
other attractions VIII be race In the
I. 10 class
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cz,r ,,D czaRINAIN FRANCE.
4 Log Found on the Track In England
CordiI Greeting by the french.

PORTS MOUTH. Oct. 5.-Hish winds
rrevailee thfouehout the night, kicking
m rough sea in ,he channel and rem
coiiug things altogether distsreeable, but
RMS morning the winds subsiled, and the
air was cold and the sky clearing. Grad
uanv the clouds rolled away, and tile
sun contributed its share TOW ard making
II n brilliant morning. The arrangements
TOR the departure of the Car and Czarina
Tor France, which were made several
DAYS ago. were perfect, and the pro-
gramme was carried out TO the last de-
tail. The Russian imperial yachts Polar
S.ar and StGroart the To- ner lav.ng
the car and CZarina on board. were
e.corted by vessels OF the British Charhel
Meet each Of the yachts being attendt 4
by three bGttle-ships. which were sta
tiored on the quarters OF the Russion yes
lis. Cruisers we're stationed at their
loved In their wake.
The feet started at 7:31 O'clock, amid
the boo ming of the cannon firing the
royal salute and the cheering of the
blue Jackets and the crowds on shore.
Ihe imperial visitors were hidden adieu
on behalf Of the Queen by the Duke OF
Ccnnaught. before leaving the Car and
Czarina sent a most cordill Message 10
the Queen. thanking her Majesty for her
hospitality.
CHERBOURG, Oct. 5.--The streets were
literally packed with people when the
Car and Czarina arrived. All night long
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thousands had been focklng INTO u'e
town from AN parts Of the interior each
I'm his or her best clothes. The crowd "AS
very orderly and extremely gooo-h Gu
They crowded the Quays and every ac-
cesslble place whore a view OF the war
ships or the imperial visitors might DC
had. but were perfectly tractable, ana
gave the police very little trouble.
LONDON. oct. 5-The Central News
saws that a large block Of wood was
found lying across the rails at Garstang.
eleven miles south OF Lancaster one hour
before the cars train reached that place
yesterday morning. The police are inves-
ticltinc the matter.
40 is now believed that the 'log" which
was said 10 have been placed across the
railroad ar Gustang before the arrival
of the cars train NJ that place voster-
day morning WAS q mile-nost which had
neen blown down ana carried across tho
track hv the gale which prevailed night
tcfore last.
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TIE OLD NORTH SIIIE.
There WIZ DE stranee Things In North
Carolins Politics This Year.

RALEIGH. n. c., oct. Especial 90
Judge Boykin was booked for 4 two
week 5 term Of court here last Monday
to try Wake county criminal cases. and
he disposed of the entire docket in I'VE
days.
The chairman Of the Democratic State
Committee calls a meeting OF the COM
mittee on Thursday the sth. This will
be- a Specially important meeting.
Major Guthrie. the Populist nominee
for Governor. is so independent in his
actions. that he is calling down the wrath
OF his Populst hackers upon him. He
scores them for their "harkering after
the Republicans. He spoke i'm SmIthheld
to-day Chairman Aver. OF the Populists.
went to Durham last night to sit down
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LAWRENC L, MASS. Oct' . 30
Everett Mills started up ms MOI i.'l ..5
on forty. hour time, giving "oih 10 ''9V1
re~sons This mill has been shut down
s,nce July 30th. Several departments OF
me Arlington Mills resumed operations
today giving work to 5000 Of the 3.50l
enploves. Pembeitcn's is now the only
mil in the city rot in operation, and
there extensive improvements are beinG
made. They will staIt up next week.
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InnstaIl al IInmpfOn.

HAMPTON. VA. oct. SpeciaI.-Ow
INK TO the fact that the meeting OF the
ound-Money Democrats was not proper
ly advertised. only small audience
greeted Hon r. - Tunstall at the court
house tonight and it was $50 before Mr..
a. :. Scgar introd iced the speaker. who
took rs his starting point, What IS
money" and from start % finish gave a
sound. practical talk putting free silver
az to-day on parallel lines with Con-
Tolerate money during the war
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psrister, Register. Eeglster.

no NoT FAIL g REGISTER AT
ONCE! THE OLD BOOKS WILL BE
DESTROYED. AND THOSE WHO DO
NOT REGISTER NOW WILL BE IN
ABLE TO VOTE on NOVEMBER 30.
REGISTER AT YOUR USUAL VOTING
PLACE FROM SUNRISE TO SUNSET
ON TUESDAY (TO-DAY. WEDNES-
DAY. THURSDAY. AND FRIDAY OF
THIS WEEK.
REGISTER! REGIsTER. REGysTERl
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DANVILLE. VA. oct. especial
Kcv. percy g. Eisom. late Of Fincastle.
Va. was duly installed as pastor Of Moi
fott-Mcmorial Baptist church last night
the service was interesting. and was pas-
iicipated IN boy Dr. IT, b. Thomas. Of the
FIRST BAPTIST church. Rev r. n. Jones,
or chatham. and Rev. w. y. Green. Of
the Calvary Methodist church.
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DO NOT FAIL 10 REGISTER AT
ONCE, THE OLD BOOKS WILL BE
DESTROYED AND THOSE WHO DO
NOT REGISTER NOW WILL BIZ UN-
ABLE TO VOTE ON NOVEMBER 80.
REGISTER At YOUR USUAL VOTING
PLACE FROM SUNRISE TO SUNSET
on TUESDAY CTO-DAN, WEDNl.S-
THIS WEEK.
REGISTER! REGISTER, REGISTER
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NO s.GLE or THE SEi bOhH I'd.
Vicc-Pre.ident It. John Makes an ~"
phatic Denial of the fumor'

Dlttlf Dthitt " hf'
NEW YORK. oct. SIN regard to re-
,ortos nnrchase OF the seaboard Air Line
bv the Southern Railway, Mr.. ST. John,
vice-president and general manager oil
the former line. sends the lollo"lhs
statement from Portsmouth;
you can state that there is not word
NJ truth in the rumor recently put Tor
ward to intimidate stockholders ana VIZ
n view Of causing panic among them IN
the hone that they will dispose OF their
valuabie securities 20 the Southern at
low figure. SO long as the people stay
ylfh ms. the competition which IS 50
necessary to them at this time ana IN
am the future. they Will doubtless secure
and this statement VIII uhluesl.o, ,,.'.'
a.. 80 ont bv the result Of next Tues
davis annual meeting at Portsmouth.
,TSe stockholders OF the Seaboard cannot
he stampeded in any such way as that
proposed"
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Iirst Translator 10 the Sultan

CONsTANTINOPLE. oct. 5.-karathe-
odori Pasha formerly Governor OF Crete.
and the Turkish plenipotentiary az the
Rerlln Congress. of 1875. has been ap-
pointed first translator 10 the Sultan and
Il Is understood that hereafter he VIII
direct the foreign policies Of the Turkish
Empire.
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Gold Receipts.

NEW YORK. Oct. THE steamship
Ia Bourgogne which arrived yesterday
brought 100000 gold. consigned to Lazard
Freres. It was announced from Boston
that Kidder Peabody & Company had
received S9e5.o00 gold by the steamship
seryia Total imports thus far have
been sM5ls,550.