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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-27
CLEVELAND ENDORSES
MAYOR 'CLELLAND.
Ix-President Criticizes "Evi-
dences of Rank Hysteria"
in Campaign.
i nv Associatcd Press.

NEW YORK. October 2G.-Evonts OF
unusual interest marked to-day's dcycl-
)pincnt in the three-corhered municipal
campaign now being waged in New York
.ity. The Republicans have Joined forces
With District Attorney William Travers
Jerome, and Mt new sitting Of the
,ounfy convention called for Tomorrow
wil ask him to fill the vacancy on their
ticket created by the resignation Of
Charles A. Flammar, the Republican
lominee for district attorney.
Mayor George 3. Mcclellan to-day re-
-cfvcd from ex-Prcsident Grover cleve-
land 4 n letter strongly endorsing 4 the
Mayors candidacy for e. e1ee tioli, and
:rIliclslng sharply the evidences Of rank
7,ystera" which have.ruppearedsainse the
campaign The ex-Presldent declares
questions have been brought into the
canvass "as subjects furnishing oppor-
unity for appeals to passion and mis-.
Information. cunningly intended TO aid
personal ambition and unworthy pur-
Doses" e. /.
Each OF the three candidates for
Mayor tonight addressed from, six to
.Igft meetings In different sections OF
Manhattan and Brooklyn. Mr. jerome
,lso pushed forward his Independent
campaign, and yhile he was speaking IN
snc place his supporters were sftold irlg
other meetings.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-27
THEY ARE ADMITTED.
Medical Society Decides to Take
in Some Not Graduates.
(spccial 10 The Times Dlspatch.)

Especial 10 inc l'lncs-Disi 'atGi.l
NORFOLK, VA, October 2G.-After a
discussion. which consumed nearly the
entire morning session the Medical So
ciety Of Virginia to-day decided to admit
several applicants for membership who
were unable to furnish diplomas from
recognized medical colleges. The matter
cac up III n report from the committee
on nominations and appointments, which
cornittee desired settled the question as
to whether applicants not graduates of
medical colleges could be admitted.
1t is understood that there were appli-
cations from doctors who have been sue
ccssfully prncticlng for years, men Of I'M
questioned ability and reputation, but who
arc not graduates. These applicants, 1t Is
understood began the study Of medicine
about the time OF the Confederate war,
when 1t WAS almost impossible to obtain
.. college education.
The society at this mornings session
also decided to appoint a committee TO
name members Of the State Medical 1:x-
aiming Board. who are to be appointed
by tho Governor. The remainder Of the
session was taken up with the reading
and discussion OF papers on medical ana
surgical topics.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-27
BOTH TEAMS ARRIVE
TO-DAY FOR CONTEST.
Two-to-one Money Being Put
On V. P I. Against
Carolina.

North CarOlina's strong football team
will reach Richmond this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock, and II the weather permits will do
gone practice work on the Broad Street
neid. l>essee Bradley has given his per-
eral hours this afteronon in Broad Street
Park, - !.
The Virginia Polytechnic.In eleven
WIN not arrive here until this evening.
and It is expected that about fifty cadets
Will accompany them. Carpenter, one OF
the South,s. grentest gridiron warriors.
and a fayorite. In Richmond, Will be with
The ". p. !. eleven and in the game to-
morrow afternoon is expected 10 be the
/ central figure In the Y. P.I. rushes and
line bucking. RI b
I, Around the hotels yesterday there was
game here Saturday between the Blacks
burg boys and the Tar Heels. Much de-
bends upon the result Of the game. insofar
as the betting on future exhibitionsis con-
cerncd. North Carolina Is to play George
town here on the 18th of November; and
II the eleven defeats the strong v. P. /.
team can It's stock viii go up several points.
Saturdays. contest the wagers will be
| placed with the long ends on the eleven
when II meets the University OF Virginia
Plenty II wasers were being placed at
two TO one on Virginia Polytechnic Instl-
| tutc last night. Even ToHev was placed
that North Carolina would not score. At
+ - f.'s LiotCi, tDotIl VIII
Quarter, many wagers were made. and
all Eoft the odds were III favor OF the
Rlacksburg eleven.
The Y. P. !. men will reach here tonight
after o'clock. and may practice some
Tomorrow morning.
Below is the line up the V. p. I. will
SHOW show Saturday afternoon: STYLES Cannon.
right tackle: Wilson. left tackle; Lewis
riEh. end tcaptain):. Webber, left end
Harris, quarter back; Carpenter right
half back. Barnes. Cunningham Branch
Handey and shuey will be the substitutes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-27
STRUCK BY A CAR AND
PAINFULLY. INJURED

nv a Clay Street car Of the Passenger
and Power Company yesterday afternoon
and very seriously injured. He was bru g
cd about the side, shoulders and the in
lex finger of his right hand was almost
covered.
The man was driving down an alley
near Sixth Street: when struck .by, thu. car.
His wagon was capsized and he was
thrown some feet --..:::------:,,.
He was taken to the Virginia Hospital.
where DR. Mclean treated his injuries.
after DR.. Witten. Of the ambulance, had
temporarily recaved him from his snf-5
fcrinEs.
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sCH00NER's MUTINEERs
SUE FOR THEIR WAGES
nv A ssocIn,ad Prnss i

WILMINGTON, n c., October 26.-The
schooner Harry "A. Rerwind. aboard whicf,
the fearful mut!ny occurred on this Goa ST
In the Federal court here by two OF the
alleged mutineers. Arthur Adams and
Robert Sawyer. The amount claimed by
the .scamen Is S1S8. due as wages to them
:. The negroes are represented by George
Il, Pcschau. ESQ. who will defend them
next week In the United States Court.
murder of the captain and four other
members OF the crew The owners set
hat when n mutiny aboard ship occurs.
feited and that in the present case. until
they are acquitted of the mutiny charge,
no wages are due them
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-27
WOMAN'S UNION.
Interesting Meeting Held Yester-
day of Auxiliary to Synod.

The opening session OF tho Woman's
Missionary Union OF tho Synod of Vir-
sinia held lis first session In Grace Street
Presbyterian Church at 10 O'Clock yester-
day morning. Twenty delegates answered
TO the roll call, with a short report OF
their chapters. Mrs. ], r. Smith made
The address of welcome ana Miss Spindle,
of Christiansburg, responded, The min
utes OF the last meeting wero read and
approved. The union was organized In
Roanoke In April 1905, and hence this
Is the first annual meeting,
Mrs. J. Calvin Stewart, president or the
Richmond TInion, made n short talk on
the purpose % heetins Mrs. Charles
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-27
OFFICERS and HOUNDS
FOLLOW NEGRO F|END
Wife Of a Georgia Merchant AS
saulted and Lynching May
! Precede Law.
(By Associated PrcssJ

ATLANTA, GA, October 26.-Mrs. G. w.
Moore, wife OF merchant on Peachtroo
Road, near this city, was assaulted by q
negro this morning. Tho track-hounds
have benfoliowing the negro all day. but
at n late hour tonight he had not been
captured.
Tho county police continue to search to-
night, and tomorrow n large posse and
nil members of the county police force
will take up tho hunt.
There Is considerable excitement in the
community where the crime occurred,
and. IL is Jared, the negro Will be lynched
IL caught. Mr.. Moore has offered 800
reward for the capture Of the negro.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-27
|RAB|D RESENTMENT
OF SLAP III THE FACE
Wilmer Mitchell Kills His Friend
in Presence Of Two Thou
sand People.
7(Ry Aes0clutcd Press

CHARLOTTE, n. c.; October 26-A
special 10 the Observer from Columbia,
S. c., says that Wilmer Mitchell, a
prominent young man Of Leesvilc, S. c..
shot ana killed james T'rOtter, his friend
in the Union station there at 8 O'clock
this afternoon in the presence of two
thousand people. Mitchell SURRENDERED
giving as his reasons for killing Trottcr
that the latter slapped him In the face.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-27
Coroner TAYLOR Testifies.

81 Coroner w. H. Taylor State Chemist,
returned yesterday afternoon from Amelia
Courthouse, where he went as witness
negro who died some months ago as a re-
suit of arsenic poisoning. Dr. Taylor
made the analysis Of the stomach of the
negro. and found marked traces of arse
mic. The grand jury has returned a true
bill against the woman. and she is now
In jail tawaiting the January term OF
court, when she Will be tried.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-27
SYNOD BEGINS \ 5:
AUsP|C|OUSLY.
CONTINUED from First Page

ton. DR. Donaldson received the strong
and undivided support Of the Western
delegation, who, led by Rev. j. Is. Hitner.
OF Montgomery, w. Va. won for their
candidate by heavy majority.
DR.. Donaldson was born in Pennsyl-
vania. near Plttsburg. in 1853. He re-
ceived hts collegiate education at Wash
ngtan and Jefferson College, where he
graduated with high honors. His theo-
logical training was received at the West
ern Theological Seminary. in Pttsburg.
Pa. where he won his diploma in tho
class OF 10 He first entered the North
ern Presbyterian Church. his first charge
bein In Washington, Ohio. He was then
located for some time at Bellevue, Pa,
whence he went to Huntington. W. Va.
which passionate he has held for the past
twelve years. DR.. Donaldson is a man
OF splendid appearance. of forccful char
acter. and has won a fine reputation as
a pulpit orator. After the session was at
an end. his many friends came forward
TO congratulate him on his success and
to wish him a prosperous and happy flu
ture in the position to which he was
elected last night ~ taas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-27
Young Chinaman Speaks.

An Fong. Young. tho young ChIna,Aan
who is being educated by DR.. Hatcher
at the Fork Union Academy, was one or
The speaker a. a big missionary meeting
Sunday. Both the character or the adj
aress and the excellence Of Its delivery
greatly surprised the congregation, All
pro,r 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-27
DR.. Hatcher Here.

,ity after spending several weeks hold
ny revival meetings and travelling
through the State. lie leaves TODAY 10
lpend a day or two at his home at Fork
Union.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-27
Deaths at Fredericksburg.
DEATHS.

Died. at the residence Of Mir.
Geo. 3. Field Id; No,gll g Belyldare ST., al
Z 2 ;I, a; N, rhnEsdaY. Oct. %, lG0i. M RS.
! BETIiE i. WALKER, in the eighty
seventh year of her age.
re 'llneral from above residence I'm II1AY,
N&0 Oct. eth at 3so'clnck r. Al. lntetnent
! i'll OAkMOou Genet cry.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-27
lected previously to enroll their names

alected previously 10 enroll lhelr names
at the proper time.
The first point OF business WIS the
election of u moderator, vice DR.. Nc
Clure, retiring, for the ensuing year.
Four names were placed In nominations:
Drs. Flournoy, Stricken, Donaldson and
Petrie. Rev. J. K. Hitner, OF Montgom-
cry, W. Va, rose and placed the name
of Dr. Donaldson In nominations He
said that the Prcsbyteries of West Vir-
ginia formed an integral part of the
Synod, but that they had been neglected
for many years. having during that tirne
received no offices In the general body.
There had been some discussion, he said,
OF forming a new presbytery In tho
West: but they had remained loyal and
true to the Virginia Synod. and 1t was
time that they were receiving some re-
cognition. He felt that they could do
more for the general good of the church
II they had moro part in the government
OF the Synod, and that the election Of
moderator from one of tho Western
Presbytaries would tend to unity and
consolidate the interests OF the body
more than the selection OF one from the
eastern delegations. The nomination Of
DR., Strickcr. he said. was mere ex-3
preston OF sentiment whereas the cleo
ton OF Dr.. Donaldson would DO an act
Of fairness and Justice and an honor. Of
which they were fully worthy. DR.. Il. T.
McFadcn. in seconding the nomination
OF Dr.. Stricken. said that he hoped the
honor OF tho position would go to his
nominee. rs, In his opinion, he was worthy
OF the position and that DR.. Donaldson
4Is Young and has plenty OF time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-27

day morning. sE
The funeral will take place from the
residence Of Mr.. George s. Field. I'll South
Belviderc Street. at II. NJ. to-day.
Mrs. E. G. Chewing.
Especial to The Times Dispatch)
Elizabeth Gilman Chewing. of Alexan.
dria. relict OF Robert T. Chewing. who
died in that city about five years ago.
who had been visiting her daughter. Mrs
c. p. Mahood. here for the past two
months. died last evening at 6 O'Clock.
Her death was due 10 a complication OF
diseases.
Mrs. Chewing was The daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Joseph y. Chewing, Of Caro-
OF MI. W.T., Gilman. a resident Of Rich.
mond She is survived by six children,
all of whom reside here except Mr.. NJ II,
Gilman Chewing, Of Washington, p G,
taken TO Bowling Green for intermcnt.
Joseph Talley.
feron,a,t., my, ,r,mns. Djspa,ch.)
FREDER1CKsBURG, VA, october 90
Mr.. Joseph Tnlley, n well known citizen
and Confederate veteran of Spotsylvanla
county. died at his home. near ,Todd's
aged scventy-tlve years. He is survived
ny one son. three daughters, one brother
and two sisters. IeI
Miss Narcissa Bacon. el35
Especial to The Times Dispatch)
GREEN BAY, VA, October oG,--AIss
Narclssa Bacon died at the home of her
brother-ln-law, Mr.. VIM. i. Hill. in Lu-
Is survived by no Immediate relntlves.
Funeral services will take place at the
family bulyIng ground near her late res!-
dence tomorrow afternoon at 1 O'Clock
NJ, L. Kerns,
Especial to Tho Times DIspntcll,)
MANCHESTER, VA. October 26.--Nor-
val l.. Kerns prominent fnrmer,L dIdd
last evening at HIS home at Cross Iutlc-
ton, after. a brief illness OF typhoid feYer,
aged thlrty-nlne years. He leaves his
widow. four children. his father. three
brothers and one sister. 5s.d
Deaths at Fredericksburg.
Especial to The Times Dlspa ch.)
FPMnFn'oH ERUPG VA. ontoher 9s-
Mrs. George A, Unshur, widow or tho
late George a. llnshur. died Yesterday
a At home nea,r'llornSbprg. III spotsyl-
dren, fsf'' ~
Mrs AIMry Timberlake, Of spntsylvana
county, died at her home Monday night,
She Is survived by four children, ~
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OBITUARY.
Mrs. B. F. Walker.

Mrs. Bette +. Walker. OF I'll South Bel
yldere Street. died at sos o'clock yester-
day morning.
The funeral will take place from the
residence Of Mr.. George S. Field. I'll South
s Belyiderc Street, at 3 II. NJ. to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-27
NEWS GATHERED
FROM S0uTHSlD| D
LARGER Crowds Attend Bazaar Of
Eagle Band and Appreciate
Delightful Programme.
WALTER SMITH TO LEAVE
Popular Fireman is Threatened
Witr51'ailing Health and Will
Go to Colorado.
Manchester Bureau. Times Dispatch, |
Nh 110o nm Str.n,s

liNf No. 1102 HUI Street.
A larger crowd than usual attended
tho Eagle Band bazaar last night and
The members of the band feel highly en-
couraged at the support that is being re-
ceiyed from the public. Many articles
from the country store were disposed of.
and tho other booths accomplished their
share in the good work, The programme
conducted by Mr.. Il. x. Sampson was
highly successful, and was thoroughly en-
joycd by all present. There were songs,
dances, Rotations and selections from
the duartcttc from Richmond which
formed a very pleasing programme.
To.night's programc will consist OF
James Mum In high class vaudeville, con-
sisting OF u farce comedy and Ghost In
Pawnshop, the characters being Messrs
Allen Smith and Jones; songs Of the day.
by Mr. H Harris; monolog,ies by Colonel
Allen and Mr.. S. jones; the heel and toe
artist, Mr.. BENJAMIN Harris. and music
BY the band q 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-27
Southern Railway Earnings.

Southern Railways earnings for the
third week in October are as follows:
Excluding st, Louis-Lou'syille lines-This
year. 1856; last year 1881, $50; Increase.
$62. 056.
st. Louis Louisville lnes-This year.
81, 4os; last year, se4,4l1; decrease, sl6,9l3.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-27
Business Session.

Immediately after the services Dr.,
Mcclure called the meeting 10 order.
Prayer was offered and then the an
rollment of new members was begun,
There were fifty or more Of these. many
OF them being members who had neg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-27

A Conference.
First Barber-Wlat should we do when
customers don't pay?
Second Bnrber-Cul them.
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Will Go to Colorado.

Subscriptions are being made TO send
Mr.. Walter Smith, station man Of thu
IRE department to Colorado for hlr
health. Among those who have volun-
tecrcd to help Mr.. Smith by soliciting
and receiving contributions for his benes
ut are: Mayor Maurice, Postmaster,
BeattIe. Treasurer ], w. Bronaugh. w
y. Bradley a. T.. Adamson. y. l.. Tonev
NJ. J. Moore, NJ. a. Campbell and s1uifH
Cheatham. Clarence Walden, vice prcs'
dent and cashier Of the Bank OF Mar
chester. has been opboInted to accen'
the deposits Of all contributions made 10,
Mr. Smith. Mr.. Walden or any OF thos
mentioned will receive contributions a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-27
Is Made Unanimous.

Is Made Unanimous.
All the nominations were ably and elo-
quently seconded, and there We're prom
Uses OF warm contest IN inc hrst PAL a.
votes cast with Dr. Donaldson leading
with 50. DR.. Fonrnoy received Al; DR..
StrIckler, 81. and DR.. Petrie. "A. On mo-
number nun Of votes should DO dropped. and
vote cast for the other TWO: me
question then arose as TO how TINS vote
should be taken, It was moved that
the ballot be taken by, a rising vote. but
on this there was a division. which was
at length decided by q vote OF 100 IN tn
vor OF the motion and 81 opposed to at.
The second ballot, taken by .encliasec ton
Of the church rising in order. resulted
In 127 votes for DR.. Donaldson ana 81 for,
DR.. Strlckler. Dr. Donaldson Of the Kan
awla Presbytery, was declared elected.
The newly, elected moderator Was called
Mcclure who then retired
Dr.. Donaldson thanked the members for
the honor and dlstlntGtlan they had lad con n
ferred on h,m " emp ,al''' - 'e, hn ~"
m mali ,r' Of The business. All that was
left to be done va tho election OF tenn
porary clerks. Rev. J. a.. Mecluer, Rev.
j II. Barron and Judge G., Casstell We're
Am Invitation was extended to tho body
10 take part in the laying OF tho corner
stone Of the chnrG Of te 6s on
tor was asked to offer tho prayer on that
occasion ana the stated clerk to read tho
Scriptures, and the Invitation was nc,
cepted The body unanimously adopted
the report of the Committee on Devotional
Exercises. a notice was given ont that
in IN the Infants, olass-rooni of the Second
Church This morning at . ocloek, The
whole body then Joined In the DoXology
after a, motion 10 adjourn. and with
prayer, tho first meeting OF tho synod
came TO an end, ..,,
For to-day's programme the body WIZ
convene ut 0 O'Clock this morning, At Il
O'Clock pr $. Z. Norris Of Atlanta a ant w!
Douglas, Of baltimore, will preach at IT,
In the afternoon session commencing at
3:30 o'clock, tho. .meeting will be devoted
to SunlaY-scho0l missions, and from 10
6 the. synod Will he. rendered n reception
at tho n'ressbyter!sm Pnblsh;inhg no tnaa
the body will attend the women's mission
service at Grace Street Church
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-27
Personals and Briefs.

meeting OF the Building and Land
Committee was held last night. Only
routine business was transacted
Tho rain yesterday Kept many OF Man
cbesters Confederate Veterans from at
tending the reunion In Petersburg.
A report has 1t ttat Mr.. D. L. Tony
will probably. succeed Mr.. "A. j !. Daffror
MS member Of TIE Council from the Sec
ond Ward.
Mr. J. ". Moore has returned from
Petersburg, where he reviewed ne vet
Grams parade
a good programme has been arranged
for5thc bazaar to be given by the hdics
OF West End Church in the Masonic Tenn
pie October goth.
Mrs. t. S. Moody. OF 710 McDonough
Street, Is recovering from n serious opcr-,
alton performed by DR. George Ben
Johnston in Memorial Hospital last Mon
day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-27
Mayor Maurice's Tribunal

WdyOr maurice S I1rlbunal.
Mayor Maurice had Julia Hudson be
fore him yesterday on the charge OF tax
Ing things. The Mayor decided TO give
her the jail treatment and she wen
down for ninety days.
It cost William Clayton $3.50 to ge'
drunk In Manchester. He was Richs
mond man and the Mayor took this
means OF snuaring things with JuHtics
John who sends every Manchester mar
10 fail he caught before him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
PRIVATE CAR TRUST
ANYTHING BUT RICH

tFrom Our Regular Corresponient,l
lV,ASElNCiTtJN, y, q, Feb. 6,-=lrrom
tho present outlook, Tho subcommittee OF
the House COMMITTEES on Interstate Com
merce,tof WHICH Representative stevens,
OF Minnesota, IL chairman, which is coll-
lines. Will secure more Information cons
corning the operation OF these fines tl,D
has ever before been made public TSas
morning y, j. I2aichmaD, yire7prcsihent
tand general manager Of Streets NFcstern
3Stablr Car Line, with headrnutters In
Chicago, gave " clear expnsi,lpp@uf the
jbiisinasS ~ his company, and presented
X sworn statement of tho number OF cars,
taecapital STOCK and bonded indebtedness,
The dividends paid and the earnings Of
the cars. This Is the first lime amy such
public
dealt exclusively IN cattle cars and was
9tkr largeat line. lad tho brAt ARA nGer
sinelits, and E,lldina sixty per cent V
ssupefitysiivG per cent Of the i've STOCK
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
(By Associated Prcss.)

BUENos 4 fAYREs, f February G.--Goy:-,s
crnment troops attacked the rebels. who
had fortified themselves ut Mendoza, Mt
dawn to- day. Soon afterwards theErcbeli
leaders and officers fled to the moun-
stans, ana &the&men surrendered uncon-
dltionally. The rebels had sacked the
local branch Of tho National Bank of
Buenos Ayres. and seized 5000, 900. Nuns
Gerous arrests have been made, and the
city is now quiet. st3 Ii3
Late information shows tina the ~ II
surrec tionary movement Is now restricted
to Cordoba Is Generals Winttlcr Benn-.
vldcs, Garcia ana {Roga, With largely SUI.
pelIor forceg arc surrounding the city,.
Tho rebels arc holding Senator < ORE
n The Buenos Ayres police have seized
n Il quantity Of guns and reyolvcls, md
tiils6 many copies OF manifestos and rev.
olutionarY documents. 5,s
lss;5 Light trains on the line betWeGn Buenos,
Ayres md Rosarl q WI i sbe resumed again
tto-morroN,
All tho bankers hero condemn tho at
tempcd revolution. and express the hope
that tho energetic policy OF 4 President
Qulntana will prevent any sucl, attempt
in the future. d, 81 3, ss
vince Of 3ucnos Ayres,y 4 70 men st rong,
illas been defeated near Plroyunns Station.
Spwobofficels and seven men were k'lied
fandT12l 3slrrendered.B Tho p rest Win
jComplandant Villa Mayor ure retrea tlhs
and government troops arc ~ pursuit..