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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-02
Labor Man Mayor Of dublin. (

BERLIN, September Alderman Pa.
trick Dowd, the labor agitator, was to-
day elected Lord Mayor of Dublin. limo:
thy Carringto the retiring Lord Mayor
was IN candidate FOR third term. but
was defeatAds
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CHIEF PULLER's REPLY.


To the above Chief Fuller sent the fol-
lowing reply:
Office of
Chief Engineer Fire Department,
w. G. Fuller, Chief Engineer.
Richmond, Va, September 1, 1902.
Mr.. John S. Munce Treasurer Union The
illogical Seminary, Richmond, Va:
Dear Sir,-I am in receipt Of your val
ued favor of the 18th instant in which
you enclose your check for 500 for our
fremen's relief fund.
In behalf Of the officers and men of this
department. I desire to express to you
and to your Finance Committee our most
heartfelt thanks and appreciation, both
for your generous donation to our relief
fund and for the kind words of encour-
agement expressed in your letter.
Again thanking YOU. and with the as
surance that should you at any time need
our services, you will always find us will
ing to extend any assistance in our power,
I beg to remain,
Yours very truly,
W. G. FULLER,
Chief Engineer r. f. D.
Dictated by W. G. P.
P. S.-Excuse my apparent delay in &C
knowledging receipt which was due to
my absence from the city. w. G. P.
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Southern League.

(Mornng games.)
Atlanta /; Memphis, 8.
Birmingham, 0; Little Rock, eleven
chattanooga, 6: New Orleans, Z.
Nashville, 70; Shreveport. s.
(Afternoon)
Atlanta. 6; Memphis. 3
Birmingham, i: Little Rock, 2.
Chattanooga. 8; New Orleans, 3. Call
ed owing to darllness.)
Nashville, 6; Shreveport, 3.
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Eastern League.

Worcester, II; Providence, 5.
Observation-Disclosures, 9; Worcester, 4.
Toronto. u; Rochester, l.
Second game-Rochester Z; Toronto, 5.
Buffalo, 8; Montreal, {.
Second game-Euffalo, IL; Montreal, TO-
Newark, 4; Jersey City,
Afternoon-Jersey City. 5; Newark, Y.
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THE PARK CONCERTS.
The Programme for This week for
Inrde1Iass Band.


l. March-"The Virginia Volunteer
(Harriett Ross Hlllt
2. Observation-Disclosures" ..........t (Flosowl
g. Observation-Disclosures Deligh"
4. (a) raphrase-"Loreley" eesvadba)
CD The Mocking Bird" a ranged by
John Baseler-
5. Grand selection-"The Burfomaster"
Ouders)
8. (a) Spanish serenade-"La Paloma|
CYradier)
CD "Commanderie' Waltas. .(seeseej)
/. Gems from The Monks Of Malabar'
j(Englander)
8. Fantasia-..My Old Kentrfky Home"
. waltz-"sobre las olas" -...., .Roses}
10. "A Warm Reception "a,
Star SpangIed Banner" AID Dixie.
Tuesday-Jefferson Park, 1880 to 1890 2.
wednesday-Gamble's Hii Park, $50 to
-V Thursiay-Monroe Park, $50 to 1880 P.
NJ
Friday-Libby Hill Park $50 to 1870 P.
II
saturday-New RESERVED Park, to
p NJ.
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for the second time during the series.
st. Louis o 1 30 900 ID 6 /
Philadelphia 10 o 20 o 0 o. l
Batteries: Powell and Kahoe: Mitchell
hour and 46 minutes Attendance, $500.
Umpires: Messrs. Sheridan and John
StoYie
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NATIONAL LEAGUE r
ScHED1LE FOR TO-DAY.

Cincinnati at Boston,
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn,
ST. Louis at New York.
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CHICAGO, s: BALTIMORE, 4.
9 CHICAGO, ILL. September 1.-(Amerf-
can0-Chicago easily won the hrst game
from Baltimore by punching hits, with.
bases on balls. The errors Of the visi-
tors also helped the locals to win. Both
teams played loose ball on the second
game. Score:
First game
Chicago ...........0 90 II y u o
Baltimore ......o o 90 9 o 0.3 o--5 g
Batteries: Piatt and McFarland: But
Ter and Smith. Time OF game hours.
Umpire: Mr. Carr,Itliers.
CHICAGO, 5: BALTIMORE, s.
Second game =
Raitimore ..OOoo=200s3 o-5 8 6
Batteries: Griffith and Mcfarland:
Witt and Robinson. Time of game
hours and 10 minutes. Attendance, l3lo9.
came called on account of darkness.
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cIrvEI.ANn 1n. BOsTON. K

CLEVELAND, 10; BOSTON, o.
CLEVELAND, O., September 1.-(Amer-
lean -Morning game-Cleveland shut
Boston out in the morning game, the yisi-
tors finding Moore puzzle Sparks was
an easy mark for the locals Score:
Cleveland ......5 0 8 ] 0 0 *-l0 10 o
Boston ........-....o 0 0 0 90 30 5
Umpire: Mr.. Connolly. Time of the
game, l hour and As minutes. Attend
ance. 49, $. BOSTON.
Afternoon game:
Cleveland shut out Boston again this af-
ternoon. Bernhard being a puzzle. Score:
Boston .............0 0 600 5000 90 s o
Batteries: Bernhard and Wood; Dineen
Umpire: Mr.. Connolly Time of the
game, l hour and % minutes. Attend
ance, II, 2s6.
ST. LOUIS. s: PHILADELPHIA, I.
can. )-Morning game: The st. Louis team
won the third straight game from Phila-
delphia here this morning. shutting out
the Athletics up to the ninth inning. al
lowing them but three hits. Score:
St. Louis ..........0 / 100 IS 10 o
Philadelphia $3.50 90 5000 III 2
Batteries: sudhon and hahoe; Wad-
hour and 20 minutes. Attendance. $500.
Empires: Messrs. Sheridan and john
stone.
Afternoon game: s5isz
ST. Louis won the afternoon game In;
close finish, Powell having been tnstru-;
mental in bringing IN the4wtnninE run
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In the Police Court.

John Coles, reckless driving, $40.
Arthur Jones' drunk, $3.50.
c. R. Martin drunk and insulting Ia
dies on the street. $40.
r. T. Powers. drunk and disorderly,
$3.50.
Frank vogle, drunk, dismissed.
James White, rock tossing, dismissed
Robert Guy. beating his wife, $40.
Dan Hogan, Hugh Smith and Harry
Welsh, rock singers, continued.
Gussie Scales chopped Georgia Nixon
with knife; $40.
Julia johnson. drunk GO days.
Louis King. obstructing sidewalks, So.
Gertrude Fitzgerald and Lille Harris,
drunk, So each.
Ella Davis, homeless and sick, aims
house.
Dorsey Coles shooting craps. $780,
BERTHE Miller, drunk. S3.50
Eleanor Cousins, drunk, dismissed.
Alexander Jackson. suspicious charac-
ter, 80 days
Harry Keister drunk, dismissed.
Marvin Gillespie. suspicious charac-
ter, believed to have stolen $40 from w.
T. Yaeger, continued.
John Trent, drunk, dismissed.
Thomas Terril, suspicious character. 60
days.
Amanda White broke into the room OF
E. Munford dismissed.
Mathilda Riggan. owning sore
back" horse, dismissed.
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Union Stage

Union Stage Employees Reception.
There will be social reception held
by the Union of. Theatrical Stage En-
ployees on the stage of the Academy of
Music this afternoon at 1850 clock
This is an annual affair, and all Of the
stage employees Of this city will be
present,
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PHILADELPHIA, II: CHICAGO, 8.

PH1LADELTHIA, i: CHICAGO, 5N
tional. )-Chicago and Phila delphla broke
even on a double-header to-day. The first
second game the locals could not hit ray
lor. while Duggleby was batted freely
Scores:
PhiIadelphia I'D 02oO43O*-11 IA 2
Batteries: Rhodes and King; White and
Doein.
Umpire: Mr.: Crown. Time of the game,
CHICAGo, 6; PHILADELPHIA, /.
Second game: -
G 5hifs ss,,,;a : d
BATTERIES: Taylor and King; Duggleby
and Douglass.
Umpire: Mr.. Brown. Time of the game,
l hour and 80 minutes. Attendance o,o9'.
ST. LOUIS, 6; NEW YORK, !.
NEW YORK, September 1.-tNatlonai.(
The New Yorks lost the morning game,
through their ragged fielding g;, Il Ihey IN, mt
but misplays by Browne. Lander, and
Mccain We're costly. Score
St Louis ..........2 o. 8 90 % y
New York I'D 20 o ~ 90 81 y . >
Taylor and Bowerman.
EMPIRES: Messrs. Latham and Irwin
Time of the game, l hour and % MN
utes sT A' IoGIss 5; S NEw YORK, 2.
Afternoon game:
St. Louis won the game in the after
noon, hitting Matthewson hard and held
ing cleverly. Score: -, y
ST Louis .........0 8 0 OF q 3-S Is
New York 1850. @ 90 Q 0 OIL IL II .
Batteries: Yerkes and O'Neill; Matthew
son and Bowerman.
Umpires: Messrs. Latham and Irwin.
Time OF the game, / hour and 40 minutes.
Attendance, IA 600.
PITTSBURG. 4; BROOKLYN, 3.
NEW YORK, September 1.-!Nauonal.)-
Morning game: With Brooklyn one run
to the good in the beginning Of the ninth
inning, the Pittsburg batters got at Dom
ovan's curves, and pounded out the Two
runs of the earned variety. Score:
Pittsburg - 80 0 Q 20 1 p
BROOKLYN 49, 100 0 % 0-3 2
Batteries: Chesbro and thinner; Dono-
van and Ahern. Time OF game hour
and As minutes. Attendance 4ooO.
Umpire: Mr.. Emslie.
PiTTSBURG. S; BROOKLYN, I.
Afternoon game:
Fine running catches by Clark Beau
mont, and Smith were the features.
Score:
Erootlvn .3 Q 0 Oh 2 OF 10
Batteries: Lever and Smith; kitson,
Evans, and Ahern. Time OF game
hours and 10 minutes. Attendance, 1000.
Umpire: Mr.. Emslie.
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NEWPORT NEWS: ELKs WON.

rhe New Team 4. a Good one-Mnn-
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PITTsBURG 4; BROOKLYN, 3.

Score:
ErooS1vn OO12O0-7 10 2
Batteries: Lever and Smith; k1tson,
Evans, and Ahern. Time of game
hours and 10 minutes. Attendance, 1000
ITmnire: Mr.. EmSie.
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ELkS.

Totals $3.50. ......39 t27 u
sKnowles out for not touching second
base.
Nobody out when winning run was
made.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
1886 67S9 1O-R. II.
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en SCOTT & BOVINE, Quinicos, NUEvA YORK

sstaei6n muchos ninos, qas Nanen
por Costumbre. enAudo % pons en-
msrahA, sl tren, subfrss & los sstri.
hos dc este. Est1 hiso On 10 tarls
del lanes q nino j. 8 Ig.ssfss, pero
con tsn msla snerte, que ana ruedA
10 oogi6, destros3nAole por conpse.
10 ma pisrnA & hiri6adolo grave.
mGnte. La otra pisrna 10 fu6 ffss.
turadA, of como m brazos sisudo
On oste estsdo condlcido 6 La essA
do % dssolsda msdrs, don&s fAlls'
ci6 s lar poeAs horas.
nj min ) fa6 asistido por el dos.
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CERVEZA.
E1 Ri Nuevo Muudo, frsnte 6
IL PlszA Principal & todss horas as
vende una, msgnffcA cervexs en-
Vase 6 centavos muv fns, ademas
20 venden refreAcos de soda wlter,
mAntesAdo, cafe y chocolate. En- I'M
todas classes de bebi1as one puedsn
venderss en- estkbleci nisntos de ess
FIDDLE.
PRISON.
FL Juez de Pas del Distrito do
Sau Francisco, impuso hoy 80 diss
de arrssto 6 Rafael Fernaraex pof
alte' at 10 paz rd ,lics.
BIENvENIDA.
Sc e%ncuentrA ca ests ciu1ad ell
senor don Miguel -Porrata Doria We.
elmo de Ponce ell cual viene & bus.
y & su bella y simpktica hija Ba.
| ia que se e~ncuentra hAce a1gunos
dias en- esta Capital.
MONTENEGRO.
Nsta msffanaf onde6 en- ID bahia
el vapor espsfiol de aste nombre
procedente de Ponce y Centric Am6.
RIGA. Segufra v'aia para E,pshs.
tocando en- Las PAlmas.
FUEGO.
EstA tarde hubo alarmA en- esta
Capital CON motive de an conato de
ir cendio en- 10 ofcina del sefior Val.
depares en- 10 Gale de Tstukn. VI.
rios veeinos que a~cudieron& tempo
scf G r n el incendio qua empaz6
por nm catre CuAndo llegAron los
bomberos con II bomba, "a estaba
extinguido ell fuego.
BANCO
FL primer Banco de Puerto Ri.
co, empexark fancionar en- al lpr6
ximo mel de Diciembre. Tan p onto
eli Gnbierno le conceds. 10 carta de
incorporation ne asegurs qss podr&
hAcer emisf6n de biffetes.
HIGH SCoOL.
Los Alumnos de esta escuela, ne
disponsn 6 dar una function On 81
Teatro de esta ciudad con objeto de
allegar fondos para adquirir una
'ibl'o'so' s''olar' May y1 bier:
Los sen ores dou Luis y don
Eugenio B snitez y eli Pbro. senor
Miota de In Carolina, hau conferido
poder al Lido. don Juan Gnzmkn
B snites, para que establexca de.
mAnda por libelo, contra IN diario
local por hAberle atrihuido ell hecho
de haber AtacAdo revolver On ma.
no al seior Gonzales de 10 Carroll.
M.
TOTAL.
El total do presses on todos los
pensles de 10 isla ascisnde 118c2.
CIVIL
I'm ell Tribunal Supreme de Jus
ticiA se celehrArk mAnAnA 10 viatA
del recurso de casacf6n interpuest0
por dona Franchises Adalsid& Oasta.
mig contra dona Amalia Rodriguez,
sobre nulidad de actnaoicnes.
CRIMINAL.
Marana ne celebratk on el Tribu
nal supreme DIS Justicia, L. yista del
rscurso de casAci6n por tnfracitn de
Ley, interpueato por Ramon Manox
Rivera contra Aut0 dictadO Dol 81
Tribunal Dc Distrito dc Humacao del
bsneacio de ser jnxgado por Jurado,
en- n CansA ssguida II mismo y otrO,
pur AtentAdo y homioiiic.
CONDONACION.
DON Fernando Perex. yeetno a
CAgass, qae fac 0on&eaalO pOr 81
Juex do Par dc aqlella lOealidaa & 10
dollars de multa = 30 diae % prisi6n
por tenor % establecimiento NOR.
cantil abierto el diAs do La eloecio.
me-, Il ha siao conmntada u pens ia
lamsnts 4 dollars n mllte.
tHEENH
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Cuba.
-Camara -anti-americana.

New York Nvbre. 10 IL A. N.
La Gdmara de representatives
en- Cuba mu6strase anti-americana.
Sc han hecho francois declaraciones
al ventilarse Ell asunto de la recipro-
cidad CON los Estados Unidos. Al
gunOs representatives censuran La
conducts del Congress- americana,
alegando que q este le habia sido
~indiferente en- las pasadas sesiones
ell pofvenir de Cuba.
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DoSC0ntentO.
Las negoc1aclones
C0NTINUAR.

New York Nvbre. 10 Ill "A. N.
En- Colombia reina d~escontento
con motiVo de permanecer todayfa
en- ell Itsmo los marines annericanos.
Las neg0ciaciones acerca del Canal
contin1an entire ell Ministr0 de Co
lombia y ell g0bierno de Washing
ton , Sc asegura que hasta que no
terminen las trOpas americans con-
tinnar8n destacaaas en- Ell Itsmo.
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Academic
d~esQraciadO
en- GuaTaniIla.

I'm Guay4nillA ccnrr.6 81 Ianes
m dssgrAcisdo acciasnte. one caa.
q On aqael rneblo general constsr.
nac.61.
a II MegadA del trsn que VI did.
rismente Yauco, ~ sgrapan o. =
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Tengo 81 guato de manifestar que va haoe tempo que vengo usando
con inconparahles 6xito ell preparado conocido4 con Ell. nomhre de
Emulsion de Scott de aceite de hfgado de bacalao en- las afecciones
ppulmonares, muy paricularmente en- la tsis, tan frecuente entire nos
otros, Y en- las varias manifestations infaticas tan frecuentes tambien
en- los paises tropnaes y que consttuyen, por decirlo ad, el fondo de
las afeccones de los ninos, pudiendo asegurar que tanto en- los adultos
como en- los ninos Ia Emulsion de Scott puede considerarse como I'm
medicamento poderoso. - Doctor Louis Montana, de las Facultades de
Paris y de Barcelona, Habana, Cuba.
He, enpleado en- mi practica la Emulsion de Scott, de aceite de
higado de bacalao con h~ipofosftos de cal de sosa, y debo decir que
es n aeente yalioso para 81 tratamiento de la escrofulosis y afecciones
tuberculosis. En- cuanto & su elaboration no deja NADIA que desear.
Dr. {. M. Desvernine, Habana.
Dice eli ilustrado Doctor Don Alfonso Betancourt, de Ia Habana,
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Suiiza.
Construction
DE UN F%ERRoOARRIL.

New York Nvbre. 10 IL A. M.
Los suizos est4n construyendO
un ferr0carril que ascienda & la ci-
ma del Mont Blanco. Trabaiase CON
gran actividad y Sc da mucha i'm
portancia a esa obra.
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Lksedora dCn4 Amalia g. yi4
do de- Jssus, sirve manif s1ternoG,
que II FavmAciI d . tiene estAh1ecis
ldsea GuAykns, seguif6 Ion npisn1Oe
negocios que AnteG daOcnrrfr u .
llecimianto de m esposO, estaudo
regenteAdA dich0 eatablecfn ianto
ActnslMente por III Lido. don Andr6s
ROdrigues Gems
Wanted 20 First class Ironers
at the San Juan Sanitary Steam
Laundry. Apply at laundry, Puerta
de TERRA.
Sc desean 20 aplanchadores de
primera clase en- la xSan Juan Sa-
nitary Steam Laundfys.
Dirijase al sLaundryS N Puer-
ia de TERRA.
Ri Domir g do su primers
representation en- ell teAtrn 10 Pom
CO ell hir notixador senor B .nobelab
el cuxi obtuvo nm gran 6xit3 On 1Os
distintos expeiimentos qu3 presen.
to cong ran prscis:o ! y sscilles.
/. Para Curur an Refn1do on IN dLa
tome Las PAsTIILAs LAxANTE Dn BRONo
QUININA. ~ boticario le deyolyera 81 dtnero q
He f.llecido en- Anasco ID
spreciable ssnora dom Man. ela Me.
aiaa de Muniz.
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Buela OCCASION.

Con gArAntfa y busnAs refs-
rencias para Lar personas que 10 CON.
hsn sus intereseg, tomaf1 cineo q seis
cAsas mas on Administraci6n bien On
ests Capital, Ssnturce 8 las Lfneas
el p~roptetario que suscribe.
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que diariamente emplea en- $ u clientele con los mejores resultados, para
los easos e. que esta indicada, Ia bin eonocda Emulsion de Scott
La muy exeelente Emulsion de Scott es ell medicamento que empleo
sempre con magnffcos resulados en- todos los casos de Intermediates
pulmonares simples 8 graves, y en- la e~scr6fula, bronquits, raquiismo
y infatsmo, etc. = DR.. Francisco Penichet, Habana
- ...s ~. ~ Is
dente en- la Habana, cerifca haber usado en- los enfermos de raauitis-
mo y debiidad organica la Emulsion de Scott, siempre con resultados
maravilosos.
Cerhfco que hace mucho tempo vengo empleando la Emulsion de
Scott, y en- todos los casos donde eta indicada me ha dado un result
tado marayiloso. DR.. Miguel Ortiz y Garlic, Habana.
Dice brevenente Ell Doctor Juan N. Davalos, de la Habana, que
hace tempo viene indicando en- SD larga practica m6dica la Emulsion
de Scott, obteniendo siennpre los resuNados mas satisfaetorios.
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= Con ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
81 cuidado de una tos q un resfriado.
81 10 deja We. coutinuar por aIgun tempo
. causarA irritacion en- los pulmones q mn
NAL cr6nico On In garganta. Las Pas.
! t1llas BronQuiales de brown. 10
4 darkn atvio en- seguida.
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Han contrai lido mAtrimonio en-
Ponce, Falix B srnafdo CON EatabA.
nis DkvilA y Manuel Santiago con
Epif mia O. tix.
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HONOR Al

No hay positivarnente emulsion que pueda compararse
con Ia leg1tima de Scott. As1 10 prueba este diploma.
Imitadores sin cuento Sc esfuerzan por producer algo
igual, pero no 10 logran. .Podran adoptar nombres que a
pri1nera vista Sc conflnda1 con ell del art1culo original,
pero ESQ no .da virtud q sus indhles mezcolanzas. Ell que
quiera curarse que use desde 81 principle la leg1tima
Emulsion de Scott, econonizando as1 tempo y dinero.
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He fsllecido en- Anasco Ii
spreciable ssfora don Man. Ella Me
aiaa de Mufiz.
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|. Para curdr I'M RefT1do en- IN da
tome Las PASTILLAS LAXANTE DE BRON0
QUINNA. ~ boticario le deyolver4 81 dtnero 81
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Ramon Reyes

Sol 81 altos.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1902-11-28
suausta aad s.auat a . scissors.

The Suprs u. Conrt Of Appeals IL
ass ion at R,cbm md. last rhnr-dd
rem iare the ,iiowiug dee s'ols ut IN
teresb 10 our readers:
By JUICE Kalth-J ,sse, Va. A m en-
trout " x'or reversed
BY Judge Caldwrii-Alxus,s Natl
onai l;,rk ct ais " Beard x Ona,
ala. .f11 incl. Ii ~ vs.. Vaener. e.
Al- reversed
By judge II lrri.on -S.evensoa VS.
Henkei. atfi rned.
ByJaiee Whitus-Partlow vs.. Lex
liter. atfirmed.
Thee of Stevenson vs.. Henktl i
40 Inter, Jag ons. Tn, Bt-ic CIT,
Iron Works, ut li,sic City, consists oi
.bont teu acres of ,ndlarge m &c 'ia.
shops aud machinery costing ab III
Sl65. 00) The e,'nDtpv plAc ID IN ,rt-
gsge, seclriug 500 $50. ani ) ev-ns,r
was the principal b ni,i1olier Lax :
to the state fes 1887 w1ra II ,pii An !
h : property was sol ut aic i't5, b.
T. .Isnk.l for S3 Tl- owe ware
gwen two years to redeem the pro
p.rty. which they did net do. sht
Judg. L., cher deci.'ed that Heukel
was the owner. free from all +ncum
brances Dc Henkei kss slice paic
several huudre1 doll taxes, and hli
l4~yers's fees, bns fiods he made 9
wise pnrc lase. Tne plant is In goot
condition.
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them at once.
John G Evans line of Clothing and
Mems Furnishings are attracting
much al tAufion.
Black & Bopman have the genuine
Cotton Decd Feel tor fattenipg cat
tie 1t il Also good TOR milk COWS.
The Trimmed hats at the Palais
Royal this res sion have been attract
ing much att-utint.. and the sale OF
skirts spd suits has been largs.
Mile. & Bradley line Of Suits and
Wraps iur this season has been the talk
of the communicfy. II yon havs not
seen them you should do SO at orce.
McA Holiday has ore of the finest
lines If shaes he has ever shown and
the pr cts suit rs we'll as the shoes.
MIS-. An,ie Z Gray has rent y nice
cottage, with OF wit lont 8 acres Of
land. so,ut one mile west f town.
Bole s STOCK Vi \ mas presents is IN
sprDassei in his linz.
For a short time Baker u Brown will
sell farip machinery aJ II bargain.
Lang tells you sonnet hing about wei
ding presents.
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West AUGUSTA Rfif,.

West Augusts. Nov 81 MIR Daniel
Long aud his bri IL returned few day
ago from thtir wedding rip.
Mr.. Lewis K-rsilner. who has hesn
i'll with fever. il ~ II IL BE- about ag III.
Mr. W. w. HtmilrOu recently pnr.
.chas.d tract Ut /. I'D adj ,ining W. II.
L.aii9A. aud has erected q store aud
dwelling on 1t.
Owing TO tie short corn crop and the
pretty .Httser cur farmers are We'll
through with their fall work.
party f hunters from here went to
tbs mountains Mnud " tor a deer ch sse,
butts they have ieen hunted vel
time aud again. the hunters failed TO
find Que.
Mrs. Fisher /, spending some time
win friend II l)serfi-
nj SIS Brohhie Carroll snnEt Monday
with her friend, Miss L,na Stouta-
m,ra.
Miss CammiA RYAN IF Staunton, is
teaching at West Aug l-ta this week.
Mrs Jennie GreI,er is spending q
Few days with her brother, Mr.. j. w.
Hamilton.
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Tr j. NJ Cunningham hO died last
week left insur q 70 the amount IF
$1,000 THAI, with his other este Q,
ne deyi-esi to his wife to whom he ha.l
neen married 0uly two weeks.
The safe in the depot ut M4rlinton
WAS worked on By burglars one Light
last we k. but they did ulI 81 ;cssi IN
opeLiI 6 it
Tar. lrisoners, all that were there,
aw. d through the bars, ti,+ il ~ !
and escaped ~ e night last week The y
were seer afterw ads In tie couui,,
nut AT /, 8, aecouu II al not been 70
csptufei.
Work il progressi g rspi lly at the
Fani cry site. III q they wll b. GIN re
ceisii,g bark III n short time.
a most m,errsi z condition hss
pee il pr, vailiug ut Cars dnriDg tie rs
week. n jus ice d. ed IA special G ,nstai ie
for xcseni. Z his au, hoiIty, Then HE
mayor II Cass arrested aud trltd TIT
justice for 'epdipy HIS xutf0rI '; On
Lnie charge tit .s;ice Was tcq i TED.
The justice tt-u Arf-sie Ell lie ,ua,o,
AMI tried hun fur exceeding his au h'r
y, and q ed hun 80, and the d. { Ii
.tiil going on.
J here is much interest manif, stsd
the raii.Oad situation at Duroi,.
Uu last Tuesday Judge Me W nnrIe,
held sp. cIai term Ct Court ct Mari IT,
tOu O Genr Il tDOtlOn uu the part 81 the
y. u u To coudeInu ire u ds of JohG
L. McGraw aud the right oil way of
The II. NJ. II +. railroad aGthe narrew-
near Ira vcierS X pose. N ssrs 81 m.
& EasInw f,r tun T., Il O NJ Il w +. :,
Byrne. l.. NJ. McClintlc and Il 8 Io'.
for Col. McGraw, were present. nrr
after considerable wraiIRie 10 lc- o
dissolve vaii bus ri mcfions Was Give
to be heard at R3nceyerte on DC y