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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-10
LINE UP.
coLuMB1A's SECOND DEFEAT.
The Virginia Military Institute Did
the Work.

LEXINGTON, VA, october 9.-(SpecialO
The Columbia eleven met with a second
defeat this afternoon. This time the Vir-
elnia Military Institute did the trick by
q score of Il to 4. The game was much
cleaner than yesterdays, and the visitors
put up a fight that they may wei be
proud OF. for they played hard, bail and
made their opponents hustle for all they
we're worth. The Cadets won the toss
and chose the west goal 10 defend with
the wind 20 their backs. Lewis kicked off,
ma Marshall caught the ball and ad-
vanced TO the S0-yard line. The centre
and ends were worked Tor 3, 2 and 70
Yards. respectively. Then the ban went
10 Columbia on downs, who made two )
ward gains. then lost on tumble and re-
gained on the same. Columbia gained s.
4. and yards through centre ana FUN
bled the ball. The Cadets used Shaner,
Marshall, and Steger successfully around
ends for repeated gains from 10 yards.
Marshall skirted'left end for Al yards and
Shanner for 4 yards and a touchdown.
steger kicked goal. Time, 10 minutes.
The remainder Of the half was we'll play
ca. with neither side having any ad-
vantage II ended with the ball on the
Cadets SO-yard line
In the second half the Cadets kicked
on. and got the bail on downs on opQo-
nents' S0-yard line. Steger ran the ends
and rushed centre for 10. g. and yards
for touch-downs. lie missed goal. Time,
minutes.
Columbia then braced up and played
the game. There was an exchange OF
punts. Kelly blocked a punt and Lewis
made a 42-yard run around end for
touchdown. Goal was missed. The ball
then yacillated from one side TO the
other until steger made a 45-yard run
around right end for the last touchdown.
Goal was missed.
AZ the end Of the remaining two minutes
OF play the bail was on the Cadets 50
VarS line. Ioucks's repeated gains around
ende Iewis's running and bucking the
line and Kellys, Cummings. Greer's,
Falls'e. and Jollys tackling were Colum-
bia's features.
Marshall. steger. and shaner made the
pace FOR the Cadets. with Montgomerys
superb taclkiing.
Bscoe washington boy, and Harding
and McRee were tower OF strength ct
blocking
There was large attendance, nearly
one-half os which were ladies. Columbia
leaves for home Monday. The line-up:
Cadets. Position. Columbia,
BiscOe ........Lcft end ......, -. helly.
Rice ..........Left tackle. Coleman VI eayer.
Harding. j.. ....Left guard. .Shuster.
Meem ............. Centre. 49,. .fascnei.
MeBse ,......Risht guard. "A Clm'asngs'
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sEABOARD AIRLINE MATTER.
Another stay--Question of Jurisdic-
lion to he Argued.

CHARLESTON, S. c., october 9.-Judge
Leigh r. Watts, general counsel OF the
seaboard Airline railway, appeared be-
fore Judge Simonton, OF the United States
C,ircuit here to-day, and obtained an
order staying the taking of testimony,
which Is now in progress, by special
master. until the question Of Jurisdiction
can be argued. Ii will be remembered
that Judge Simonton recently issued an
order enjolning the Hoffman interest from
voting its stock at the annual meeting
of one of the lines of the Seaboard Air
Line system, held in Norfolk, and 4
special master was appointed to take
testimony regarding the condition OF the
property. Under the order granted to-
day, the question of jurisdiction Will be
heard in Richmond during November, and
no further action can be taken until then.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-10
THE ATHLETICS WIN.
THEY TAKE VICTORY FROM THE
NEWPORT NEWS ELEVEN.
IN EXCITING FINISH INDEED.
Just ~ Time Is Being Called, Rich
ardson Kicks Goal from the Field
and Scores Five Points for His
side.

The Athletics. Richmonds excellent
football team. scored another victory at
Broad-street Park yesterday afternoon,
taking a hotly-contested game from the
unusually strong team which represents
Newport News. The Newport News
eleven is composed entirely OF mechanics
employed in and about the ship-yards
there, and they are as strong and hardy
a set OF young men as are usually gotten
together for athletic purposes. They are
not as heavy as the Athletics. however,
and they haven't had tho practice the
local lads have. They put up strong
game. though, and were frequently APP
plauded by the 400 cranks present.
THE LINEUP.
The two teams lined up as follows;
Wnbon, Belvin. Right Madison.
Elsey Right tackle........P Phlllps'
Feaster .......Right guard...... .Newkirk'
Rand ..........Centre rush......W Waterman
Gordon ..........Leit guard. Boyd
woodruff ......Left tackle .Hudgins.
Schubert .........Left end ..........Swaln.
Carr .....Quarter back XIII.
stocksdale Left half-back lebanon
Eubank ......Right half-back ..,....Jones'
Ellison ........Full back .... richardson
Eilyson captained the Athletics and
Richardson performed'.a like service for
the visitors The Athletics won the toss
end took tho ball, choosing 70 guard lhe
east goal From the start the Athletics
forged toward theis goal. and finally
Stocksdale. By a great rush, carried the
pic-sllin 20 within one inch of the goal
ltne. Ho was downed there. however
but Fllvson carried the ball over and
kicked goal, making six points for the
locals. -,
THE FIGHT RENEWED.
The ball being carried back TO the cen
t-c the fight was renewed, and Damon,
breaking through tho Athletics line
made a run Of forty yards, being drop
ped on Newport News's Courtyard nne
On the contention that Newport News
had illegally interfercd, the ball was or
dered back twenty yards. but the visitors
refused TO play and the order was not
enforced. Some beautiful work was
then done. and Newport News got the
bau 20 her one-yard line. There the
Athletics took charge OF IL. and on a
tumble Wilbon secured possession or
II and executed a thirty-yard run, the
arst half ending with the ball on the fifty
yard line.
A BEAUTIFUL PLAY.
After the second half had progressed
for Is minutes Eubank made touchdown
for the Athletics Wilbon failed to make
goal and only four points went TO tho
credit Of tho locals. making the score
10 10 O. 1t looked as though the visitors
would not score. but just as time was
being called, Richardson, Of Newport
News. got a clear kick, and he mace
goal from the field thereby executing one
OF the prettiest plays ever seen on II
Richmond grldiron. and scoring hVe points
for his team. The game ended at this
point.
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ADMIRAL Ciitx No More.

WASHINGTON. October 9.-The Navy
Denartment has been informed of the
death AZ ST. Elizabeth Asylum, this morn
ing. of Rear Admiral John Mellep Brady
ClItz. who was placed on the retired list
in 1855.
Admiral Clitz came OF military stock,
his father having been prominent figure
In ths war Of 1872. He entered the navy
in 1857. and saw service In the Mexican
war, being on the Helca at the capitula-
ton d. Vera Cruz, and at Tuxpan. Du-
-,ng the last war he was on blockade
duty and In the attacks on Fort Fisher,
and was specially commended by Admi-
raj Porter. lie was born in Sackett's
Harbor, n. Y, In 1s2i.
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Football I'm Brief.

ATHENS, GA, October 9.-Universlty
of Georgia, "a Clemson College, S. c., o.
CHAPEL HILL. n. c.. october g.
University OF North Carolina, 1s; Gull
ford College. o.
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. October o.
Hampton Athletic Club, %; Richmond
College, 0.
NEW HAVEN. October 9,--Yale. 80;
Williams. 0.
PHILADELPHIA, October 9.-Penn-
sylvania, IS; Lehigh. 0.
ANNAPOLIS. october 9.-Princeton. 2S;
Naval Academy, o.
CAMBRIDGE. MASS, october 9.-Har-
varG, 10; Dartmouth, o.
WEST POINT, n. Y, october 9.-Mili-
tary Academy. Il; Wesleyan, g.
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r,to, kick from a Horse.

WINCHESTER. VA, October s.-(Spe-
cialO-Mr. Joseph Clark, an aged and
weIl-knovn citizen. living near Capon
Rridge died at his residence yesterday
,oorning from the effects of the kick Of
a horse. received on Wednesday. Mr.
clark was out in the field narrowing
"a one of the horses attached 10 the har-
rovv Incoming baulky, Mr.. Clark struck
hJy, with stout stick, when the animal
licl,ea him in the stomach. The injured
,,,sr was removed TO his home. where he
fingered in great agony until yesterday,
when death relieved him or MS suner-
ines. He is survived by wite ana three
children.
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LOOKS BLUE FOR BOSTON.
Temple Cup Likely TO Remain In
baltimore.

BALTIMORE, october 9.-lf the newly
fedged champions" do not take the next
three games from the "three-time WIN
ners." the Temple Cup" will remain In
Baltimore for another year, and tne
"haye-beens" will get the big end OF the
gate money. For the fifth time In success
sion the Baltimoreans defeated the PEN
nant-holders to-day. and as three Of the
games count In the contest for the silver
trophy, it looks blue for the Boston con-
ingent
In everything save the weather to-day
game was In marked contrast TO the
games i'm which the same teams fought
for the pennant here two weeks ago.
There was a small crowd. little enthusl
asm and the game itself was dull and
uninteresting until the ninth inning, when
IL looked for a time as though the visitors
might win. Heavy batting and ragged
fielding. quite equally distributed between
CpOra.
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IN THE SOUTHWEST.
THE NEWS IN AND AROUND
wYTHEvILLE.
A Very Painful Runaway Accident
Declined to Call o Convention
Death of an Aged Lady-Personal
Notes.

WYTHEyILLE. VA, October 9.-(Spe-
cial )-There was very painful run
away near Ivanhoe. in this county, a
few days ago. Messrs. A. A. Campbell
and II. NJ Henser, well known young
lawyers OF this place. and Captain w.
0. Moore, chairman OF the Democratic
party of the county, were in that sec
tion of the county on business, when the
team which they were driving ran of.
Mr. Henser and Captain Moore jumped
from the vehicle safely. but Mr.. Camp
bell was less fortunate, and he fell on
his face. receiving some very painful
cuts and bruises about the face and
head, and a badly sprained wrist.
Mr. Campbell has since been confined
to his room, but it is thought that he
will be well enough to be out again in
a few days.
The Republican committees Of Wash
ington and Smyth counties and Bristol
city, have met and declined to call a
convention in that senatorial district to
nominate candidates for the Senate and
tie AlO4cC VI l(tAtSdNtS' 0.AN NhS -NNRNN
lican Committee OF Smyth county, has
decided, also, that 1T would not be to
the best interest OF the Republican party
Of Smyth and Bland counties Uhese
counties elect a member of the House,
TO hold convention" either. AS Wash
ington county and Bristol city are en-
titled to two representatives, and to-
gether with Smyth a senator, and as
Bland and Smyth are entitled to one
representative, this surrender on the part
Of tho Republicans means four Demo-
cratic legislators from this congress
sional district sure.
This surrender seems more than
strange, il "smacks" of something
rather mysterious, in the face Of figures.
The vote OF last year between General
Walker Ropublican and Judge Williams
Democrat for Congress, in the above
counties and city. stood as follows:
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bedford Primaries.

BEDFORD CITY. ootober 9.--(SpecIaD
The primary election for nominating
candidates for the House OF Delegates
and ascertaining the preference OF the
county In regard to County Judge, ard
10 decide whether nominations shall
hereafter be mad by primaries or con-
vention was held to-day. Only two pre-
cinets have been heard from tonight.
At these w. T. Fitzpatrick and Il. c.
Turpln are in the lead for the House.
Galloway Brown, the present Judge Is
the only candidate for the position.
There is a largo majority In favor OF the
urinary system.
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Poor Lo Accepts. the Inevitable.

TUsKAHOMAH. |. T., October o.
Principal-Chef McCurtain. in his annual
message to the Choctaw Council, states
that he feels his government will have
to give way to- the demand made by the
Dawes Commission. He says in part:
.In demanding these changes Of us,
the government of the United States
really believes that II will be beneficial
70 MS. by promoting US TO higher plane
OF civilization. but, as Indians, We look
at II from a different standpoint. and we
can conceive of no greater hardship or
sacrifice than to give up our government
nm n Is inevitable. We cannot check
,ba change. Therefore, let us break up
and accept the conditions imposed upon
US like men,"
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co,ouer marley. Opponent..

ALEXANDRIA,, VA. October s.-Spe-
cial)--Colonel Louis C.. Barley, the regu-
lar Democratic nominee for the .Legisla-
ture. whom II was thought would have
a walkoyer. will probably be opposed By
two candidates. running on an indo-
pendent ticket. Mr.. George r. Hill. a
prominent Businessman and gold Demo-
crat. is said TO be In the feld. and Mr..
Horace Swsins. well known news
paper man. announced himself 10 that
effect to-day. There seems 10 be little
doubt. however. that Colonel Barley will
carry the city and county BY hand
some majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-10
ST. ANDREWS GOLF TOURNAMENT.
A. +. Fem, of the Aiken Club, Wins
the Handicap.

NEW YORK, October s.--The 81. An
drew's golf tournament was concluded
this afternoon. A. F. Fem, OF the Pal
metto Golf Club. Aiken. 3. c.. carried on
the honors OF the closing day By win
ming the lS-hole medal-play handicap
from field OF fifty-ons players, out OF
an entry OF l3s. and establishing a re-
cord for the course which viii not TO
easily beaten. by winning with seventy
six, Mr. Fem. in addition to the cup
presented for the handicap by w. II.
Sands. won a gold medal for having the
highest gross score to his credit.
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Union Pacific Sale.

WASHINGTON, October s.-Attorney-
General McKenna to-day issued an Off
cial statement announcing that the gov
ernment had decided not TO appeal the
,rnion pacific foreclosure suit, but would
ata,,, the road 10 be sold on November
-, ., consideration of the Union Pacific
eanizatlon Committees raising its
'.,,orenteed bid from si5.r5405s TO $4,000
ga The road. he added. Is TO be sold
20 the highest bidder, but with mini
mum bid guaranteed, as stated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-10

Tuesday, Tho ceremony will be per-
formed In Wesleyan church here.
Mrs. c. B. Robertson ard family, VINO
have been guests of Prices Hotel re"
turned to Burkeviile to-day.
Miss Ella Crutchheld. OF Richmond.
arrived here to-day, and Will be the
guest of Miss Lessie Staples.
The extended drought has prevented
farmers from sowing winter grain.
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Totals ..... 80. ....4'9'

IOI w alhfA -o
But, then, last year the party OF high
morals CD these "honest-election" fell
lows had and used $1,000 Of Han
na-McKinley's $l5,C0O,C0O corruption fund
In this congressional district So far
as the contest in this county and sena-
torial district IS concerned, up to this
time there has been little or no interest
manifested by either party. though both
OF them have tickets in the field.
Monday next Hon. w. J. Montague and
Judge william +. Rhea will speak here,
and will doubtless ere the Democrats.
Mrs. Elizabeth sCorbin, an aged lady
who lived a few miles southwest OF town,
IS dead, having died OF cancer.
Mr.. w. w. Byars has shipped car
load OF eXtra-fine horses TO Louisville,
Ky. to be used for service In the United
States cavalry. They were purchased
in this immediate section.
Major J. c. Green returned yesterday
from coyington. Ky, where. hs has been
for several weeks on important business.
Circuit Judge Robert C. jackson is at
Pearisburg holding court.
Rev. Jonas Barclay, Of Charlotte, N.
c.. Is visiting his father. Rev. 1. +. Bar
clay. on west Main street.
Miss Agnes Rowsie ard Miss Byrd
Wormly, who have been boarding mere
for some time. have returned to their
home in Hanover county
Mrs. DR.. Leach and family have re-
turned to their winter home In Knox
vile.
Miss Mamie Donaghan has returned to
Huntsville, Ala.
Miss Rachael Perkins is visiting friends
In Bristol.
Mr.. Guthrie Allison has gone 10 baiu-
more to take a course in dentistry'
Miss BESSIE Lindsay, Of Farmville. is
teaching school in this county.
Measles is epidemic among the chill
dren I'm our town There are SO many
of them down with 1t that the attendance
AZ the schools has been cut down 10
nearly one half. But as yet there nave
been no deaths.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-10

NAL School are filing responsible post
tion in the public schools throughout the
State, and their success may be a,tri-
buted In no small degree to the in
spring example OF the accomplished
head of the school.
Several years ago the degree OF IL.
d.. was conferred upon Professor Cum
ningham by Hampden-Sldn College.
Mr. Cunningham leaves a wife form
erly Miss Eggleston) and four children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-10
EpiscopoI Uiub schooI Won.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, october 3.-(Spe-
cial)-A hotly-contested game OF foot,
ball was played at the Episcopal High
School this afternoon between the eleven
from that Institution and a team from
the Central School, OF Washington,
which resulted in victory for the former
by a score OF s to 4. Ansley, the left-end
on the Episcopal High School team, had
his leg broken during the game. and
several minor casualties are reported. A
large crowd from this city and Washing
ton was In attendance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-10
ro., American steamship..

PHILADELPHIA. PA, October o.
Within a few days a contract will be
awarded to Deiaware-rivey shipbuilders
for the construction OF two, and possl-
hIv four. Of the fieetest coasting steam
shins fiying the American fag. The
ships will be built TO the order OF bid
aers for the United States mail contract
between New York. Habana. Cuba, and
Tuxpan. Mexico, and an expenditure OF
Il 10000 VIII b involved
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-10

Cadets Position. Columbia.
harding,P. Dendy). Rt tackle ....Loucks.
xA.yres Usewis) Right end.... ....Greer.
montgomery Quarterback. ...Jolly.
Marshall LEFT half-back. Falls Qattle)
Shaner 80, Right alf.back...... Tinda-l.
Steger (captn). .Full-back. Lewis (captn).
Summaries. ouch-downs-Bhanner Ste
ger CD. and Lewis. Goals from touch
Virginia Military institute. Referee-Mr.
Groner. Time OF halves-20 minutes. In
tured-P Harding. Ayers. and Coleman.
Substitutes-Dendy. Lewis. and Weaver.
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M.herrin lettings.

MrHERRIN, VA. October s-CSpe-
cial1 THE success OF the Germans ana
other immigrants who have colonized
themselves In this vicinity has iniu-
enoed many new settlers TO purchase
valuable real estate in and around Me-
herrin.
Cards are out for the marriage OF MISS
Bessie E. Staples. OF Lunenburg' 20
Mr.. Willie u. Newby. OF CreTa on next
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EFFECT OF DROUGHT.
Chicago Threatened With Curtail-
ment of Its MIX supply.

CHICAGO, ILL, october 9.-Chicago
is threatened with a curtailment OF her
milk supply, in consequence Of the
drought, which has almost entirely de-
stroyed the pastures or the surrounding
country.
NO RAIN IN TWO MONTHS.
FORT SCOTT. KAN. october Sin
Southeastern Kansas the drought, that
has continued unbroken for over two
months, IS unprecedented.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-10
Salt Eurnncea Closed.

POINT PLEASANT. W. VA. October
9.--All the salt furnaces on both sides
OF the Ohio river are closed. owing to
the rise In the price Of coal They are
compelled TO pay s2.A per hundred
bushels, and say they cannot AFFORD thi3.
Nine hundred men are thrown out Of em-
ployment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-10
Big Fire In aennett.rills.

CHARLESTON. s. c.. October IA
special TO the News and Courier reports
the burning Of a large part OF the busi.
ness portion of Bennettsville. Marlboro
county, this State. Estimated loss, SIS
coo; estimated insurance. 2@o Colonel
c. s. Mccall was the heaviest loser. be-
ing out s., 600, with no insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-10
Mrs. Ep,n Hunton. Jr., Dead.

WARRENTON. VA, october 9.-(Spe-
cial. Mrs. Eppa Hunton. wife OF Mr..
Eppa Hunton. Jr.. and daughter OF Gene
raj william II. Payne, died at 20 minutes
past o'clock this morning. She had
been in bad health for several years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-10
pr,.,scptlaI Po,tmn.ters.

WASHINGTON. October s.--The Prcsi-
dent has appointed the following post
masters.
North Carolina--Cbarlotte. Jonas w.
Mullen; Morganton, Duncan c. Pearson;
Salisbury, James II. Ramsey.
Georg!a-Atianta. William VI. Smyth-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-10
UNIVERSITY WON.
Defeated 81. Aibaps-The Features
Line Up.

UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA, October
-(special)-Virglnia defeated ST. AL
bans to-day by a score Of IA to 0. The
first touchdown was scored after one
and half-minutues of play, but the
balance of the game was slow ana oe-
cidedly void OF interest.
Izard for the visitors, exhibited the
best general an-round playing, and his
punting was decidedly the feature OF the
game. Captain Mallory also did wel'
never falling to break through for nice
vains. and constantly stopping Virginia
interference.
uveo itna-,,n wac as fOllOWS:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-10

WASHINGTON. october s.-Ihe iol-
,,,nia were appointed to-day: GOWN
Rnn M. cockrill: Remington, L. A. Nc
Couchie.
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Aged Lynchburger Dend,

IYNcHBURG. VA. october 9-espe-
c,all-Mr Newton Spencer Lloyd.
well-hnown citizen. died to-dayi aged "
years.
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TOtals ...... .s.......I0 IT TO n II
SCORE BY INNINGS.

baltimore ........ ........6 OoO IL
Boston ......... .:....ss.'.V v v v d - VII
Summary: Earned runs-Baltmore, 3;
Poston. G. Two-base hits-Keeler, stem
zel DOYLE. Lewis. Lowe. Stahl and Duffy.
Three-base hits-Bowerman and Long
stolen bases-Stahl, Long. Tenney. Lowe
and Stencil. Double plays-Doyle ana Jen-
balis-On Nops, o. on Corbett, 3; of
Stiyetts. 8; off Lewis, 3d. Hit by
nitched ball-By Nops. !; by Sti-
Vets 1. Struck out-By Nops, l; by
Lewis. g: by Corbett, 2. Passed balls-
Boeton no. Time of game-2 hours and 80
minutes. Umpires-Messrs. Hurst and
Tmsiie Attendance - 900. Batteries
Mons Corbett, and Bowerman; StiYetts'
Lewis and Yeager
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-10
The Meatl1er.

80 WASHINGTON. October 81
IriID Forecast for Sunday:
~ For virginia-Fair weather;
slightly cooler; northeasterly
winds.
Nor,h Carolina. South Carolina, and
csorcia-GeneralIy fair weather; proba-
blv increasing cloudiness; east to south
winds.
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Mean temperature. r..s .......0 -
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r4E WEATHER IN RICHMOND
vrerrRDAY was clear ard pleasant.

g. n thermometer: