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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
MMOli; NTMHKli. 11.929.
RICHMOND. VA., SATURDAY, SBPTEMBER 28, 1889.
THREE CENTS PER COPY.
TIIE1 Will ANSWER.
-OVPANY SO ASSURE
THL "DISPATCH" BY
TELEGRAPH.
\Yh 'I ?"'??? lii? '"?'* Hi. ti Hi ?? AllejtM
I aflsM i?: 0 - I '?* ??!??
?
I
i roved a
i i i think
:
H
? vbenthe
? ? ?? the
?
i
but t ht v
?
vith ' !
I
.? n witli Miffi
; i>1 l>i
sxfullv
I
?pelling
khold.
i
- a failure
wasdc
??
n ik ;|"' i1"'
?
of the
? b< reply fol
?
ipany will answer the
it in a way I I settle
r. I lent.
i
ie ran
??!. I ' in the r-oui
. ,n to bring -nit.
:
: uiu that the
Stn- ? ted by thfl rerhead"
hi.! with success, too, bo fai at
-.?r vis,i: the public i- coi.rned.
In H Miton tin eli rtric it from
thn id
, rowdi 1 ? ? to Chest 1
move
rupidlj, n':
mi ininicn
ry lik< thut in ii-'' here,
but It j Houston pal
In I, ' leeti
? ,i, and they
Senltiei of grade and
carve ' . -. -t in Richmond.
Ail over the land electric car*are coming
here/ore ?
. heard tii.
, i Company
? * 11 tii. ul lit- provi .1 u failure.
It i- ? wr, that the construe.
? tin- line for use by < lectrieally
? in the nature ol an i \
. M m adc
.-: Mi M H. I eonard.ol thiscitv, al
? b< Ami rican In-ti
i l . admitted the
I bat audi improvi
made l>.\ In1- company as
In tt. r and cheaper b< i
I BE W.uil.I".
I
t street-car wjui|?
. lied t" answer in
iv. wav the announcement
I Company that tb? failure,
? nunoUliei in. lit ' ;r.i|>li
and wide, 'I lie New York Ww '<r*
? it a column
td-linea and with
troduetion:
?i..m.. \ ?., S? pti mbera . A confer
, i at M 13 1 l.ii ?/? ? Hi ?
ring U|M>n the ??tate "I
.. Klynn. who bad 1 very
? ? . 1 , trie railw ly
1
?hortlv aftei bis indictment in Newlori
t\ in the alleged conspiracy
. Hubert 0. rhoinpson at
t public Works Kolhn M.
, |M)mt? bronght out .it tin-*
may also perhaps ex.
action <>f M I
? Hotchkiss, I iel I .\ ' .
V NV \ ? I. Mi. Flvnn was undi r
: irtner. It will !??
1
?111. on tin
- '?' '? the
? ijjutions incurred
I lokiug after
When Mr. I lynn
I that bia estate would
-
in
?1 Bceyet
iblicatiou:
pi r ol the 27th inst ml I notice
ttement 1 oneerning the
1 that it ifu lure.
that n |?roperlj worked
lure by auj mi ana, but tne
statement in the
,:i t!i.- hue t.. ae
I
! pro|N-rlv
? rworfc
!
? . declaration
. .1. HcEvot,
?
1. Iway.
vwi.
Areni
?
t I'-etrcit,
..?u at
1 1 .
. ..
;
' r v"
uowi r
matter ' W""M
? ??. II. .,..!
thiwk is
, u t..mW m
' ry, ami
''..t or
?ngementor
"VlV m the
,.,u-l..l tromt t
if"'1; ,i
V.n.,i up th? "<? ????
I ui.-bap??
.r-nuvhiu : '" V' ,. .ai
todowitbthutui
. ui ?t tlo-ir command.
V Mr. Kaus,aaid further that * g??ft?
Line hi .?,t.. a .?.?rta.ii ?*?*??
an exix-rimet -tnut'l
uit and equlumeut were uaeou
..Iv H.-w I.
,?,. jutbi. branehol t he b
H? a|M?ia bopefulljrtif the uaeof eleetn ?ty
?? a neAiy. power and Mid he thMghtlM
t .ib car-liae* would be operated uii
ot.m thi fully, .'if t! ?
aft in ?
oTiir.K 01 ixio1**.
lied fit the oflW 'if Mr.
ipeake and Ohii ?
i that tliM gentleman ?
m the I i .>irl is an i
<?].. trician and haa . ren >< gr ?t deal of
i thi devi 1 ipment of the
i .?'.:?
? id i ol
D < r sttidy.
\ ? . could see t
? i,t not be '?? "|?"
rnt. d I '"",l
I
ile, he
? defect
Serous
handle or f;i ." r aroui I
\.
? ? | .
.
?? i he Electrie-rail
i Mr, I reo. " mav
trouble
! should t)in.
?
nrrcnl the full
of the I m to be
it ih thereby made
v. .I.-. The
. I think, i
is to in ovi rcome.
.1 would inti rfere
,. ?j, .. m of ,-ni tic -
ilwai. H the ii.ii- him
I without il
.- l>een em i
edied."
Mr. Tree said further that in Ir
IBcii ntly pro
tn< water. 1
iter stands in pud
being
plashed up on the machinery
effect upon it. '
?
be I' tt in the
thoivt l? ing nffei ti d, but
re that during
suffer most. Mr.
Tree ?p I I ? di lieate mei h an ism of
cb ctrieal mw hineryand gave several illus
Ihe effect produced by theleuat
dampm
rii k Cudliff, chief op< -
Union i fflee, wid he bad not
i pouldsee no
why any flaw might ii"t lie sub
I. It hadi ? rtainl
- the force - an \x fur
nished and competent electricians should
able to make it available.
TBI Pi
Captain Pizxini yeaterdav rec ived a
? ? from the I1
lUilw r, Companj, I i Citv, N. ?!..
;to <-,|\ui> twenty ? ars with I
: each and i" guarantee that
i ; cent. "I tin number
?hall be ..ut nn\ onetime. I he
i. abi< li '' is not deei.I ad.
visable to make public, are considered ??? ry
? ill..
A.NDTHHt 01
Mr. R. W. Traylor, | r of the
Richmond Hrass-and Bronze-Works,, had
an interview with Captain Pizzini "ii
Thursday, and yesterday submitted a for
position i" keep I order,
the ? ubstance ol his offi I I
companj will spend $2,000 on fori
provemi nts anil n n lirs
as be iiiav designate, he will "l>lu;iit.' him
m If tt. have the cars in |.'1 running
,.rd. r within forty 'lay-, and will keep
them in l-.?"1 unit servicablt eondi
. u.ht. ? n cars at i as
many more as the company desires. Hi i
t,, r.,'. ir i? r day from thetimo
put "ii the In ??.
Mr. Tr ivlor is s i confident that I
prevent the burning out of the armitures
i- willing to enter into a i outrai i
icter In ?'
.. Mi. Trayli i m i le a little
proposition that
but whi ii he 1 'I ft"
above. Captain Pizzini having told him
that bewai undertaking what becouldnot
afford to do.
OMb
Lieuti nant R. D.Oreen telegraphed fr.-m
New York yesterday that he will be here
thismorniug. Mr. Oreeh was in cha
the w, : uction a ureal portion
of th?' time when the Electric Line ? is.
being built, and it is supposed that hi will
come here as the representative ol the
Kprague Company.
When a IHtpaleh reporter entered the
lTnion I ng?i Company's office yi ?'? r
? lav afternoon Captain Pizzini was mail mi:
letti rs t<> tin of the new
ol Directorsinforming them of their elec
Captain Pizzini took ' ? thank
the bis/Hitch man for his r< porta of the
conference at thi M race and the
iuti rview wuh himsi If. and addi
he bad mailed copies of the panel ?
l written them that the re
. re full and accurate. "'I he only
error at all," continued Mr. Pizzini, " waa
in saying that in the ami unt spent on
< ance of way the item ol the I ^po?
sition extension wasincluded. This hrauch,
which i -lii.twii.
wasan iudepi udent item in the balance
The Ilio-i -Car I.Inc.
Pursuant to the agrei menl reached al
Tbursil reuce Colonel Cutshaw
l,,.],! B , at noon yesti rda> with
Captain Pizzini and Suiwrintendent Kt.
Vrinand, of the Citv railway, with refe?
rence to the newachednle to be put ontbia
which was entirely in?
formal lasted for an hour or two, and the
matter was fully discussed in all ol its
Superin?
tend! nt shall prepare a new schedule to
be presi nted to the Cit> I
Monday rhe idea appears to l?e to let all
? cars run ihr.Mii.-li on
the Pulton loop, and those on Hroad street
fr..ni Twenty-eighth and Mam t" Holly,
wood without anj transfers at all
from ? ne line to the othi r. It will be so
. .| thai the intervals between the
? any |*?-itit shall nevi rex
reed ten minutes, and this will give a five
minute schedule on Main east oi Ninth.
M.nni... rivnn-h KsUte iii theCoarta.
The Hew Vork H rWof yesterdaj
preme C< urt, in an action brought
bj James Martin, a> assignee ot Charles It.
Pield sole surviving partner ol thefirmof
ii c Hot eh kirn, Field A Co., of winch the
Lit.. Maurice B. Flynn was a mend ?
urantedan injunction restraining I I
K | hi,n executrix of Plynn's estate, from
? certain shares. Iiie stocks
i Bre the Uichmond I ruon Pas.
Portsmouth
Ntreet-llailwav Company, \ irgtnia fcleetric
Light and Power Company. Dominion
: | . and Power Conipan
Ihf Conw lldated Telegraph and
I Company. fhese stoeaa. tne
icquired by Flynn
'in Ins,ami liehalf. but were realh tl
,?it\ of the firm, given for work d
'?onstrueting the various lines M
tin vc* redanexecu
the Gold* Heater Company,
npanj was an adjunct ol the turns
business formany year* Mid was one ol
'? enterprises.
Property Transfers.
?11,,, foil win ? d< sdi of bargain ai
! ,n the Chancery Court yes
''Marshall M Oilliam n I wife to Mrs.
anna H. Terrell, le.Hfcet on sooth side
Grace weal of H? '? Improved,
!, toH. A. McCmdy.all
his interest in 'he estate of f*l}??
Holmes, leceaaed.W fei ton a
John l
improved; also. 31
St. James sad t lark*
?
id anion i ?>? an i
mai Davis and Virginia Bar.
ri? to Patrick Winston, ?'^"? ?l,rJh
on's-Quarter branch betwi so m
dum ot noa*.
Forrest and wife to Capital Build
in* and Loan A sociation trustees, 50 t.-.t
uwburg turn,,,!.,.
abonl onemile sootheaal ol thi cityy to
. siillth
aide of Willis I irnpike.ona mil*
southeast oft.?)".''.""'?*1;
lames E. Brown to saina, ??? *?
m .ids Williamsburg turnpike, one
,,,,1, southeast of the city, M
$1,000. _ _
*,,it \?,.li..t Ms* K?ns*Hf so. let*.
I,,;;!',,'". N?.i.-i..ii.""..?- ?w '""?
Ma*
Economy and strength are peculiar to
Hood". rvlre.p-r.Ha. <Ej&X?lF
which " 100 Do?e* One Dollar u> true.
MILLIONS OF MOSBY.
CAPITAL FLOWING INTO THE STATE
OF VIRGINIA.
(Jovemor I.re Talk* Aho.it Hal Hon.lhnM
fiV Proposition and O.ir riwaSSN
Prosperity.
Oh.ysal said Governor Lee to a 2)
1.1. i?.tis.. bwi i, ;
?? n l'i telegram t.. I
I noka, and a* the I'.^i
>i/?i i- soon u strong advocate "f Un
md Foard roch a
well-informed man generally, I do n
? reply I
tin- (-..in erning it.
aarnaa noaoaoi i
Well,then,Governor, you bavenoticed
J1r j : iphs t'. th<- (hm that a
? ike u largely int< i
in .1. vcloping the reaonrces ..f the btate
.?TIT' ??
, rtunity presented
I .if;, |di r~ ..f settling the
,. ntion, which they n garded a- un
: , and "that <iov. rivr Lee I
| h m n .t coming t.. terms
trill show to havi been advan
t,.us, to the State," and that yonr fail?
ure t.. make tern
i ipital shy "f
i,i.
,.-,,?? ? ma.
g< ntleman who talked
?
tinned the reporter, but he is represented
a- knowing how mnch English capital has
? ;,1 i ;. adth ol i i< w, and an ?
? ?
ernorai i md for Pn
and v.- ?>- ':' this ?
I :,i think, the Republicans might have
won with another nominee.
What ? ? ? ? 'i got to *a ' tt
' lovernor?
in: mOWB IH1 MA>. ?
.Tim this, replied Governor Lee. Ithlnh
I ki oa the gi ntleman who talked to the
:? n< H?' i- a Republi?
can a straight Republican and a gijod
man, and knows much in the lim
. but nothing abont I
debt.
I'hreo hundred tl ? and electors have
ettlement of Virginia's
debt ? Legislature
in timi enact ? thi l< ??? lation, ami it
d with th? ir
the earliest opportunitj is en
: another l> gislature to cban
Till'. I>l IT CONTSa
I r. commendi 'I ton Demo ratic l
ture. said the Governoi, to inv te a eon
f, renee with the Ihi foreign
holders '.; our bonds. I wanti d to get
?
i..,.- the revenues of the State, its
. xpenses, and what sura would lie annually
available for payment of interest. Ihc
rsol this Legislature belonged either
to the partv responsible foi the act ap?
proved Pel : ."i theom i
not to disturb it. Still I had hones that
perhaps r slight departure from the t< rms
of that a< t, t ii si Mh d finally the vexed
,n, might have been carrii I
the i" ople; but the ultimatum ol the
bondholders put an end to all such bopi ?.
Now, continued the Governor, i1 is easy
man of largi affairs to say that I
should havi accepted this final pi
tjon ? but let us see w hat wi uld have taken
pi ice it the Legislature, which had the
power, had S; l'''
would have had to make provision
princiiml ol
t] , payment "f an annual in?
terest of $922,509. At that time th<>
annual expenditures of the State amount
? | n ,7,119.64, and '!:?? i nnn .1 n
?1 H75.84. The diffi rence b<
two rams viz., *464,75fi.20
? ? lie an;,.unt applical 1. to tl
j uii nt of Interest othi r th u
upon bonds held bj institutions of learn?
ing.
\ subtract this amount from the
interest to bo paid each year nndi
Committee's propositi ?n viz.,
?922 508 and there would bea default ol
interest of >. i .7.711.20.
AN IM1 OBI I I 10*.
The State Treasurer held some railroad
er stock which properly managed
would have reduci d this deficit some, but
t! , fact would hav i ?mainedthat I
pn p .sal b ? State
could not have carrii d out its provisions
without an increase of taxation, the Demo,
cratic parti wonld have broken it- pli d ?
to the peopl .and a succeedina I
would nave been eli cted to break to atoms
Dttll lie m.
? ii. nil .
- capital i" in'- "hi "; Virginia.con
tinned the Governor, soini thing ol tii"
, - said m the Mahone platform, but
uii.it are the e ild facts? Why, ll
lions of capital more I ave m light invest
iii'tit in Virginia during the last four
v. ars than at any time during her past
lijston di veloping to a much greater de
.,?,,. than evt r I '!? re her en, in,
sources.
It |, is be 'ii calcnlati il, the Governor
,.,?:, ii,,|.. 1. that a hundred mill,
foreign capital havi "' ? "'
i 0ve I pi d honored with tho
administration "f her affau-.
A LONG SEARCH REWARDED.
Recovery >>r ?ii<- ReaaaJna "f Mrs, Edward
<?? Ineford.
y. terday afternoon Mr. Howard Bwino
ford n ceived tl"' following telegram :
??.Ioh.n-i.iwn. Pa., Beptember27, 1883.
?'HowardSwineford, R ond, Fa..'
de found to-day near Millvillo
Habby. '
i lignerof the message is Mr. Harry
Bischoff, a brother ol the lady whose re?
mains w< re found.
mi two Minis.
'|-1?. , are familiar
with the circumstances by which the
ol Mi. Howard Bwineford and bis
brother Kilward's wife lost their 1 ?
tin U-t ol ! ' M iy. . , ...
Thej left St. I oni?, the home
Rdwafd Swineford. t i go on a \
Pennsylvania, The tram upon which
thev were travelling was swept from the
bridge over the Conemaugh river in the.
-tea? flood which destroyed the city.
iin. SXiaCH.
Messrs. Howard and Edward Swineford
and Harry Bischoff, a brother of the
voui.r Swineford'* wife, immediate^
wenl to th< ill-.1 city toaearch for the
,,t the lad
: diligent and searching in
.?:,.n the two Messrs. Swineford Ii it
l, not being able to find ? trace ol
their n wife.
Mr. Bischoff has remained in Johnstown
to the present time continuing the search.
\l?.ut -.\ weeks after the disaster he
found the bodj ol thi
ford It was within about seventy-five
feet of one of the piers ol the Pi nnsylvanin
kdbri Ice, Her remainswere brought
to Richmond and interred iu Holl
by th< side ol hi r husband.
raaantti Ream r iaon>.
Mr Bin hot ha* spenl week* and month*
;., H irohing for the body of hi* sister, and
iv hi" labors wire rewarded.
' Millville morgue, where the body was
found . d< n the Cambria Iron
Works. The building wa* formerlv oecu
pied a* ? school-house. It was tl
building that ?1.1 tl"' flood iu the imme?
diate vicinity. The place is fbout two
squares from wherethe bodyol the elder
? in, f,.rd was found. .
Th ? corpse will be taken to St. Louis for
Interment. _
1 he PoetauMterablfki
From day ^" day rumors ai
that a postmaster tor Richmond
to be him.dad in place.: Mr. Culhng
worth ? nut there -. sm to be no ju
: them. The probability is that the
- nt doe- not mean to bother himsell
about the m itt r so long as the ???
t Republicans are unable t
th urn Ivea. Mr. B. Blair I
-?ill considered to be In the
lead; but "a dark hoi " I talk. I
the prediction was made yesterday by one
who is well informed that the appointee
a man who m-ver made app
forthaplaea._
In, einllarUiii.
Lbowt T o'clock ia^t oifkl the dwelling
north Sixth street, owned and ??
cuiiied by kfargarel Cooke (i
found to he on flrefron l M ? ?
i daughter was the only person in
the bona* at tb< time, and bearing a man
lumping over the fane* run down, saw the
flame* which he had kindled in the porch,
and extinfuiehed them.
Bergeant Alex. Tomllnaon has some clues
as t?. the offender, and it working up the
.__...
?..-. on,l IlaptUt ('liurrh Iteopened.
The auditoriut.i of tl.is church will l>e re
upeiicd tor public worship neit Sunday.
Extensive repairs have been put upon tho
exterior and inferior of th" building. The
audience-room has been painted am
fully fn -<?....!. a new ehandi
. from th" ceiling above the
of the mi Idle audi . ul? has been
Bed, and othi i improvemi i
| ,?. will be signalled a* 0|
-t.r will preach appro|ir.ate
sermons. Them;,
prepared with ear". In thfl mornil
will consistof organ votantary. "Gloria,
fr,.m U< zart's TwelfthM ' "d th
..,d also MWh* end
; ,,v- ? horns choir. At i
the choir will render "The Heavensare
Declaring." "? ?no M '''?' '?'?{'
lelujah Chorus,M from t!i< Messiah. Hie
will be rang !>v Mr-. Ji
McGru ___
THE MY SUICIDE.
Casaorr?fnl Pwrsalt <?? < hue ?? His i.icn
tity.
I a reporters wi ?? sara yesterday that
they lii'i di :: ?? laeatitv of th*
they were
apstone on their pyramid of
ipjiosed deceased walked in
ith Ins
ranch surprised to learn
that hi hi t i be dead. In n slity
there w re fi m point* of personal resem?
blance l? tween nim and the dead nan.
. , ?.
Mr W. A. Did : d, Bnpanntei
d r. mi t< r . wrote the following
? ? terday:
? ? ?
that the death it Oaka.1 cemetery
might havi been a mur lead ol a
thefoll >wing
! by several
that th< re w . I >ri the ground to
indicate that be was killed where found.
ccrtainlv a mistake. Thi re was a
- the bat ? n which
his head was resting. Then- was also a
quantity ol brains on th* hat and scatter?
ed on the ground. The hat was a summer
one with ventilating hole* n. the crown,
and a large quantity of hi.I ran through
the hob -. N" rloubt ha
i.\ mi ,.. i-oii who saw the man and the
pii-itioi m which he w,.s found I
eould h i ' i-. n invthinp, i Ise but
cide In every : have heard
,,f where a supposition "f murdi
1? ? n advam ed it h omeonewho
never saw the man or visited the spot
where he was found.
i :., "dl of Mood an 1 brains
tbat ! ? -it washed by
it could be brought
?
... th' wh saw the position ol
the body whet ;.'''t de
aat and shot
'
isin through whi
ran as stated above, I
I taped in his right hand
'
I
i nt tin iniincl will testify to the
? ?. I simply
?
? . 1,1.1 . i bruins found aoout the
v. here the h
A I.AWVH: w am- ixronM* I '
(lay Postmaster Cullingw rth re?
in George \
jjo. 1 Ej ! rsey < it) v. ?'..
asking for a full <h - ription ol the man
who committed s lici le at Oakw.I. He
Kave no n as >n foi tch informa
n< d ovi r to the Chief
went down
down a
the ' ffi ' t? of the rii ad tnan.
which are in the clerk's oftk i. These,
with a copv of the Vittpatdi containing the
?
on tie i on, w ill be senl to Mr.
,.? in which Mr. C
ars tint he is an attor
? law._
TAKEN TO NEW YORK.
Ball Refused Harfeld, and Be Hoes with
Hie Officer \\ Ithoal :? Recjatalttoa.
Yesterday morning Mr. David Harfeld,
whose arrest the da) before on the charge
?.., i announced in the b
ppeared before Ju
the Hustings Court, ..n a writ oi
ikinc foi i ail.
. d was repn si nti d by Mr. >.. I..
Bloomberg. Wbi called
? his willingness t,. I
CUSed he did so 1,, r IU*e the arr. I
made u|mn telegraphic information. He
hud -inc. . .?:, :. Ictfc r t,. fbiel I'"" from
Inspecl ol th" Ki ? Vorl |
? enissui i for
>t am t, ai d nnder the circum
would have I.
Mr. I
i'ork without a requisition,
which the ' do.
it left last night in eompan>
: i Mr. !>!"? inhere for
'
MATTERS AT THE CAPITOL.
Medical Visitors Appointed?Lee-Moan
ltieni Board t<> Meet,
I
followii ? 11 as members
th,- Medical Coll
. B |. J ... R. M,r.i . r ? Hi.
? , ? illen, removed fi
? K. I. Hub
The ', ? ' i '
? . I tthcExei ut,v..
i dock ttMhn Ii iportanl
the completion andun
: -t.lt U>- Ilffl
1... will be coi sub red at the n
Mi. If. 'I. Crump was yi stenlaj ftp]
, . r Richmond.
Police <mirl.
T? t) ornlng
?
snulting and threatening t,, -i.
I I hi re was no ease made ontandthe
prisoner was only made I
Eddie Jack on (colored), disorderly in
the street he polii e.
I?. s. r. kr.ll. drunk. Fii
id required t > i
thut\ '!a\-- m the -urn of a200.
i . w. Walker (colored . charged with
character and tr- -pa?
H perty, Commis.
E. W. Dwey, drunk and disorderly on thfl
? tnd cost -.
W. II. Bevcridjie, charged with cursing,
abusing, a-- ad sti ikin ?. ? . I ?
Taylor on th '? Fined I
i . , lored'. stealing a lol of
wall-paper worth ijfl.60, the proper! id B,
A. Archer. Continued until 0ctober2d,
i he Nea Masonic Temple.
Theatone wi rk of the foundation an I
nt walls of the Masonic Temple
uished, and the brick tl
the principal Btory ia completed and the
j,e.-ts have liei n put >n them.
Hie bu Idil I to have
assumi ' t the i>ul Ii
some idea ol what an ornament it will beto
Broad il . .
i ..lit,! of thfl ' *d weath.-r and de?
lay in getting stone, progress has not been
as rapid as a .
i. ? pie a ill ? ccupancy ii
m \t year.
Mr. Berry QuaU0aa.
Mr. B. Ii. Berrj n a).pointed
b? Jud nil the vacancy in
the office of c >m i ounts
made by the d ?th of Colon, 1 Thi
Evans, yesterday qualified and entered
Upon his duties.
Mr. Berrj young mem?
ber of the oar when in ls^i be was elected
Clerk of thi Chanci I ? which place
he rill, d for eighteen rears He ha* the
?
cellent com ?' point
ment give* much
r< nt. d the . :? olong
?1 Evan*.
At Mot \. ideas) Nest w i t>.
On next M >ndaytTne*daj .and We '
nights, ? ial ^ ? dm -
will be presented at thi
! melo?
drama entitled n'Held by IheEnen
f the particularh
acting c impanie* on tin b m ..11
of the northern cities is winning
praise from preaa and pnblio. Th* scenic
Investitures ? I the pbry me \,rv elaborate
Ticket - foi " Held by the Em mj " <a<j on
sale this morning at rvgulur pi
Hi- loot Wa? MuOle.l.
At a quartet paat l o*eh>ck vaatatdav at
tornoon the ciij MBbulance was called
down on Fifteenth *tr*nt to attend a coJU
ored man wbot* foot bad l.n badly
mashed l>v a wagon naming over it. H*
wa* taken to his home, No iw.) aaat Erank
Uastreet, and his too* wan dr?*d, 'ihe
injury is a painful one, but not serious, a*
there are uo hones broken.
For Sol row lle'.llltv
Use Hoimroun's Acid Phosphate.
Dr. A. M. Bilby, Mitchell,Dak., says: "I
hare used it iu a number of cases of. u<t
vuus debility with very cood results-"
THE CLUB'S OFFICERS
THE EXCELLENT CORPS ELECTED
LAST NIGHT BY POWHATAN CLUB.
Votlna In Progress for Five Hours and
Deep Interest Mnnlfesteil?Other
Political Points.
The room* of Powhatan Club presented
a lively appearance last night
It was the 'ime to rota for oJaoata of the
organization,who will *erva form
ffominatiom ware made one week pre?
vious m;.I ticket* were printed with the
names of all thfl eandidaf. I 00 them.
THE IHLIOT.
Balloting began a< I o'clock and th*
p,,lls a 11 o'< 1 ??? l;. Mr. W. A.
; ; i chief of election. He had
sev.-ral assistants, and the vi ting wen! on
? :.. Much Inti n it was mani?
fested inthecnoosingofvice-i
?he wards.
THE TKKFT.
Th? following W** the Hi k?t from which
to chi
l i lent Preston Belvin.
ForVii e-Presidi at Mai '.Ward: Jo?
seph W. Carter and W. H. ?
L. T. Christian and
F. Flournoy. Madison Ward:
I. i ... tar, -i hn B. Har
?.!. 0. B. Tenaer, Mann S. Valentine,
1 K. 0. Walthall. Monro" Ward:
? . ii. St.'d and Charles K. Wingo.
Chi) Ward: B. A-Jacob, William Ryan,
and Everett Waddey. Jackson Ward:
, p. Bigger, (nomas Byrne, J. H.
- V*. Randolph.
Foi - i 8.B.Bradj and E-Buford
Grymes. ; , .
For Treasurer F. W. Cunningham and
H i . Phillips.
F< i Hi rgeanl at- krma D. 8.1
. I ICTIO.
The ballol ? wi re all ??? inti d by 12
o'clock and the following are the olBcers
?
1 ? p ton Belvin.
Vice-] " hall Ward. Joseph
\V. Carter: Jefferson, L T, Chi
| i. Ferriter: Monroe.
Charl Ham Ryan;
ii
Si- ri tarj E. Buford Orj mi
F. W. Cunningham.
UArn ? D.8. Ci
tndred and Bfty-aeven voti
: mi ?' ; !? I
M,-. Gi' rge - I ?'? oresi nted
with rerj tin. pictures of C
1'. W. McKinm nd I" a. It. I . :? r Scott.
? ;.,.t have a -mill pii ':;r' ol Major
.1. i! whii Ii to n seals r
ir n- \t Li< utcnant-Governor
? ith Ins as* -
? ck< t.
ni To-. omOCSATS.
1 11. ? rats of Fulton will h .Id a
i in Donahoe's Hall next I n
ht.Oi tobi r 4th.
d issers will be in?
vited to be present to make *pee< hes. All
the Senate and
(rill be in the th Id at that
time the convention to nominate them
will meet thi and it is ;
tl m veral of them a ill I.n band.
i ? d Club is making arrai
agrand opening of the i ampaign in that
section ..f the city, and a big turnout ol
the \"ti s i. expi ct> d.
a m.i, < i i-ii.
in Bi "i's Hall, on south Bi i ond
s, reral sjicaki rs will I.i hand
Hon. II-'
them and all people interest*' 1 in
the canvas* are invit* a I.me out to the
rOCKTH PBCCIKCT JACKSOS-WABO CXI B.
\ teeting of the Dei ? lers of
the Fourth precinct Jackson Ward "vas
held at No. i lei nth street last
and a club was formed, with I
gentlemen as permam nt -
W.J, lientrv, president; Edward J. Ih
gan, first riee-presidi nt : C. A. Hill,
resident; ??? Donello, third rice-pre
? vrthur.J. Quinn, ?>? t I ,n : 'I
i 1 Hollahan,
rn s.
itic.and
enroll. ' ? mbers.
Regular meetincs will be held en i i
day i vening at 8 o'clock at thi
i ! all per-.e nformation as
to tra. ' i a -. i an receive
vappl ratclubl
The club-rooms will be open every night.
I SIOS (I in.
Union I" ? ' ub will n
Kpringfield Hall.
Aid. ? ' W. Carter is \>.
of the organization and maki ?? an i \< ellent
luh i^ in a flourish!!
. membei -an- added at every
... local speakers will be on hand
to-night to nuke
a i AIBl nil' ' i.i u.
\ r
Pairfii f Hem i ounty, with
.(lowing ofllci i- ? \ 1 -in I'
it: John M. V'oegler, vice-pn -i
I, r,i : Jai b Dei trick H. S.
?. ? r, finan
?
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Ictlea in I'omik-i ii"" with the Interna
i tonal Congress,
\ \ of Dlree
? lie ("handier of Commerce, a i
Present ' '?? rgi I
,;,, )., it vice-pre ident . S. II.
Haw i, -. ?', I vice-president i B. H.
; ,,|.. igh, .lr., L Levy, B. H.
Whitlm k. L. C. i'ounger, B. W. i
II. Wall- rstein, l?r. Henrj ?'. Joi ?? ?
Henn E. Ih Ims, I ? m i de and
received f"r the absence ol M< ssrs. H. F.
Johnson and 0. L CottreU.
ISTH.NATIONAL
'II,,. n ? - called to consider the
:: Commerce
and Outward Trade, to which committees
u communication i ' ? Blaine
? j,. [nt< rn itioi d Congress to
be hi hi at Washington the 2d of 0
D(,xt v ?' I,;' ;' " regular meet
i ommunication of Mr. Blaine invited
tions from the Chamber up in a num?
ber of most important questions which
are to be considered at the congress ol
delegates representing Mexico and the
several Htates of Central and South Ame?
rica and thcae of the United States re?
lating t i the devi lopmenl pi trade rela?
tions bi twe* n i hose nationalities.
? df.
pri scnted a full report
upon ill the tonics to be discussed, and
sp< ially tri ated some of them in thi ir
bearings upon the flour trade of this
conntrt with Brazil. After some explana?
tion of the ??<
port it was adoptedas a response to the
communication of the Secretary of state,
and Judge George L Christian. Mr. War
Moore, and tl Secret ?? of the Cham
ber wen- appointed a special committee to
visit Washington during the session of the
Interna'. aal I on| n us, it being under
that similar delegation* would be
m other commercial i
of tins country.
THE late BICECTABY.
The business for which the meeting waa
called having been finished. Judge Chris?
tian .ailed Mr. B. H. Hawes to the chair,
and under a suspension ol the rule* re
ipecial meeting* offered the fol?
lowing preamble and resolution* on be?
half ..f the committee, consisting ol Mr
Whitlo.-k and himself, who were appointed
to draft resolutions expressive of the high
' '
Mr W. I?. Chesterman, who re
| to the
Chamber the lath of l ?*1 August i
?/her* i "?"?iro ,n 'U,T
, driug the smpteymeot of ? secretary
who oould devote bis whole Urns anl -uer?y to
relopmaatof the wurk and usefulness of
tbt?Chanib>Tba? bad m.- sfleot of .irtonviuK us
of me service Ol Mr. William 1>. Cbejterman,
ourlate secretary, whoso long ami bo wrlldis
UM lull's* oi iiiai position: therefore,
si iTpr?sin* l*s tin.f tt. is boar.l at the loss
nistainol liv the i imraler upon the retirement
of Mr. I'bc-iermau from the oOl ;o.if se.Tutary,
lit it rim res by tkU Board, Hi. That we reeog
111/? I in our law secretary a gentleman eml
nouur mo*! bv oaaadty, education, and tt?m
lii* (or ib? |,n per dlsrhargeof Uie growing and
itbleduuesol 9". r-tary of this'harnber;
?tin his Ion*- lii ?utabeaoy ot that office
(itb.iuKb tor all of thil tiaio eniharn.
? orous anl rei|-.'ii?ible dultee, be Mf>
. a .l.-volvtug- oa him with
fidelity anl ability sii'l 10 tae ca'isfHctlon of
i.'intxr?f the CbaabeT. and that Ills
grsatly ,Mr tJ bis effurw 10 tx-hslt of iho i'h?m
. it has recently fo lm-i eased Its mem?
bership and capacity for us ifulnesa.
M. I hat the members nt ibis board fully ap?
preciate tbe aid and uniform courtesy which
they hays IndtTtdually and ,-ol!*eti?ely receWsd
at ib? bands of our lata Secretary : ibat w> *e?er
our onVlal .-onnectlon with him with sincere re?
gret ; ihkt we esteem htm a Taluable frlsnd and
co-worker !n the affairs of the Chamber, and
trust that ha will continue to lend us his pres?
ence and counsel In our efforts to adrani-e the
Interest or this rlty and Slate.
8d. That these resolutions be spread on the
minutes yf una board, and a cvur luruuhwl Mr.
rinoeerman, as a slight testimonial of mu ap?
preciation of him both as a man and an onVer.
Upon motion of Mr. S. W. Traters, se?
conded hv Mi. !.?'. lounger, the pr.?am
ble nii'l resolution* were unanimously
adopted. , . ,
Under* further suspension of the rules
M.ssrs. Boykin .1 Beddon and th* I??vis
sice Company wen- elected aajaaj
the chamber.
The meeting then adjourned.
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH SIDE.
faetaa llaasoeh's t <>?rt?Haaaa Walker's
Case ? Manchester Items.
Jndg* Beverley A. Hancock was in the
city ve- srdaj I ha Jttdg* bus just re?
turned fr..in Dinwiddle Courthouse, where
be has been holding the Circuit Court for
Dearly a weak. Tdurty-two chanaan &?.
tree* were entered and unite a number ol
common-law case* were disposed of, roar
coupon suit* were tried, and judgment m
taewas rendered for tneCcmmon
wealth. This has been the longest term of
theoourl held f.r several veer*. A e.reat
many "t the canes wi re hotly eont*ate?L
The N ttoway Circnit Court will he
open, d by Judge Hancock on Monday.
THE '* '
Mr. K. S. Robinson, counsel for Simon
Walker, the colored youth who would hive
been b Inot theCJ verm r
reprieved him for two week*, was in thfl
city v-'.rdav. Walker did not hear ..f
. ernor* action until about 'J o'clock
1 iy morning, and when the glad
municated to him he
manifested threat delight. A spet ial inturd
waaon duty Thursday evening and would
have been continued yesterday had not the
execution been postponed to put down
B it that might b* made by friends
of the condemned youth to rescue him. It
is understood 'hat Mr. Robinaoo will make
llti , gort tO ; le'ne Coinnillt. d
and that he will endeavor to get th-jurors
t.. sign the petition. The ground upon
which '???ill be invoked I
youth "i the criminal, who is only sixti ? n
Id and below mediocrity in the
? ?! inti lligence,
urn aarara.
The Hustings Courl adjourned f.r the
t, rin v ? r being in session for
two wi eke.
Bev. John J. Clopton, who has been
nee last Sunday, wa* ri
much I ? l iv.
M l .,: ? (ire ?tt, of Baltimore, who
has l . he nard, of
th,-1 us. will r.-tuin home this morning,
mi eting of the Democrat!
i'lull Thursday night a rlc
? w names were added to the roll.
The vice-presidents of the club will hold
an important business meeting at head
ituarti r- Monda* I
V ?.. Rnnday si hool
of the BainbridKC-Htreet Baptist church
will be held at 9 ..'clock to-morrow
jng, i ation has been invited
toatti nd the meeting and participate in
thi ? m
Judge IngTam, of the Court,
I iv confirmed the recent sale ..t a
? ml estate. Theam >unt
derived from t;.
il ? '?,, acres still remaining.
i will be put up at auction at an early
ilate.
MANCHESTER INDUSTRIES.
An Approximate 1V. imatc ol I lie Value of
I lielr Viiiunil Itutpiit.
'I
?aj The Suneri:.' ' eusns
ington has written a letter to l
? . 1 in the
giving
an approxin -1"" "J
? ual uutpul of th- mannfacti i
In furtherance of the Superintendent's
thi matter h is I.n referred to
? d m thi pri
manufai lories and who are well posti d
I ;, rt. The rCStllt llB* heel, U
oral 1 ? |H>rt: in fact, a i u
me than was i xpected.
\ partial a| proxim ite ? itimate of the
ttpul "f our city'fl
? ?
in the following;
? Mills .? 1
Mill
Uri-k and ii? Manufacture.
i ouon-Mllli . I'.'Mio'i
otton-Mills. liivooo
. W.I100
.
Tanner).
Furnltum Manufacture.
Bash and Bltndi.
$l,Tn*,000
To flu- shoul 1 be add 1 the value of the
annual output of new rolling stock con
i at the Richmond and Danville
ops, v hich
so.ooo. 1 hi- d " - not include
the repairs I
id, n ol ^"fk done at
bops can he had when it is known
that the annual pay-roh amount* to about
-
be included in the list
the output n the I.' elm,..ml and Pi ti r -
burg Railroad Company's -hop-, which
ol the
;? industries, which
t up m the aggregate quit I
-id. raMe am mnt,
Christian Bundajr-*ebool t ? -?? latloa.
tl Christian
| tion will be held at
the S< '?|l '"
morro ? at I o'clock. An attrac.
tive programme has I" en arranged and
? >st both old and young.
,rdn. rand Mrs. I Hurt t are to
Mr, Mi Henrv will be theaecom
i , ? n di arill deliver the
uing.
Kl.lunoiiil I heat re.
"Timi Will T. n," which la a live!
. ,va- produced at thi
tre last night by Kennedy, Will
m| ti ??? It will be repeated at the
matini I also to-night. I
isn't much plot in thu pi. but many of
tre laughable and several ?f the
players the two comi li* , iallj -
are very good illde, d.
The r. M. C. \. Meetlas.
im will address the
men's meeting at the Young MenN Chris.
tia \ ciati a to-morrow afternoon.
There will also !?? good singing including
asolo bj Mr. Douglas Leftwich. The hour
n changed t<- i
o'clock, and it will he held up-stairs m the
small hall instead of in the gymnasium as
hi r. to!
Ilelit;liiiis s,r, lees.
It-v. W. I.. Hayes will conduct religion*
si ,e chapel al the Soldier-' II
on Sundaj a' u o'clock.
In ihe chapel of the almshouse at l
r.M.Sumia' Rev. C.T. Taylor will preach.
Bund . -. o'clock m th" Police
Courtroom religious services will bacon
I i... Rev. O. ?. Williai
Vircinia Medical College.
nn lal meet ng of ti;,. Board of Visi.
ICollegeof Virginia was
h. Id yeaterd ? liege buildings the
W. W. Crump, in Urn
chair. , .
The report of the Dean was tn
and considerable routine busim
led "f.
\ While Infant \l??n,l<>n.'l.
\ white infant, about twenty-four hour*
old, waa found hist night in the ball
the house No. M north Fifteenth
oe, upi-d by a colored woman.
? .mini who found it took it to the
First itation-house, and an officer ?
it to thfl aim-:.
To Be Hail tad Wednesday.
The Norfolk Landmarl of yeeterdayeay*:
? for the marriage nt m.
James Episcopal church, m Richmond,
Wednesday next, 0ctober3d,of Mil
U who is well known in society cir
! Mr. Guy W'illoUKhby Butler.
locomotive-Works ? harter.
In the Henneo Circuit Conn yesterday
Jnd :?? Wi llford granted an amendment to
Richmond Loooo
and Itacbina-Woi - *Uow it to
capital sto.k to ?'.'.3O0,0ix).
v Oaai I>ay.
lUa laughable piee* drew a good hoaa*
to the lead' UiV la.-t night.
it a matinee,
and again to-night.
\ < ....I Waw.
The eleitr skns and low temperature of
ban night Indicatad that our paoj
wake this motming to <see situs of a heavy
frost. t _ *
Kx-Ma>or Carrlngton.
Hon. William 0. Carringt-m is again in
ill health and will before long return to
Marion, Va._
Runaway on Klerrnlh Street.
There was quit* an exciting runaway on
Eleventh street yesterday between M and 1
o'clock.
A country wagon with two horse* at?
tached dashed uo Bank and down Eleventh
street. On th* west sid? they collided
with and broke down two posts osed for
hitching-poeta and caused a scattering
among the many vaMate* generally found
m that lo, alitv.
Fortunately all the teams were g'1**'"
out of harm's way. A hnjjiry in *h'(h
was seated a vonng ladv was shk'ntly
I The runaway team was stopped
in its mad career before reaching Main
_ _
Hustings limrl.
In the Bunting* Ooort yeatarday Sarah
Br iWU was tried for making an i
upon Daroty-High-CoaataWe J. II. *Red
WOOd. She was found guilty and given
five days in Bui *nd lined #v The Curt
also required of her bond in the sum of
.*.mh) for her gooa behavior for twelvo
months. Tim bond was not given.
There will be no Maaion of the court to
day or OB Monday. Judg* Witl and
Deputy-Sergeant Macon will go up t<?
. and r. :nru on
Monday._
Personals and Hrl, r?.
Mr. Jam.s P. Blank*, of IVtsWBbWg, was
in thfl lay.
Mr. Samuel I", ndli. im has returned from
a business trip to New York.
Profeaao* Urn-:, the new clarinet-player
of theM ''?? AcademyOrehaatra,haaar
r;v. d and aasumed h;s phv e.
A can of g* . a( tire In thi ?
of Mr. John Bowers yesterday, and had to
he thrown intotheetreet to keep the (wild?
ing from be&g endangered.
Mr. Marion Ootbaft of Hampton, who
cam- up to aft. ml the birthday ann
rv of hi* brotherJn-law, Captain Thorn**
Cunningnam, returned I lay.
Messrs. George Cain and Thomas
i o, .f Hampton, came up Wednes?
day t<> attend the Cunningham reunion
that night at the family reeiueneaouLibby
HU1.
Mr. treor-.*'1 Pillow, who am* married*
few davs sin ? Miss M onie Davis, of
N.w Canton. V*., is. with his I rule, th"
if hi- fit her. Mr. It. A. l'dlow, of
.uith Pine street.
Mr. HoraceT. Melton, of Fluvanna, is
in th.-nt.. thegueet of Ml W. 11. Sadler,
619 east Franklin street. Mr. Melton ls?i
i the Baltimore University, where ho
M. D.
? ring.
Mr. Stephen C. Baldwin, of N'-w York.
? , atten 1 the mi ?
the sti ckhold< rs ..f the I'nion Pa
Railway Company and voted a majority ol
i foi the new Bo trd ol Dm
? r home Thursday i \. oing.
Th? | barkentme PrisciUa, 611
tons, Captain William M< Cleai . cleared
vcsterda\ for Bahia and Rio di Janeiro,
Brazil. II. r ca ' i.SOObar
r u of flour for Bahia. valued ..
. ijoo bam U for Rio deJam iro,
valued
t Hai til Uren haw Company.
!# ? or \ i : tua II. K. me, M. A. L,
iirofessor i?f Hindu
*'? lle.-e, l.ond.m. arrived in the citj la it
?id with his wife is : of Mr.
M ? ? s V'alei tine. Professoi Keane Is
? ilucational, liti ra |
nological, and pbilologii al cin lea in this
country as well as in Great Britain. Heis
, ditorof I reutonic tndFn ni I v'
d ..In. r ? t th.riesot
works, " Stanford's Compendium ol U
rapm and 11 ivel," embraciny Kuro|
| . North Aim rii .. I aerica,
ti.,. West in ? uth America, and
was ..p.. of the most prominent and prolific
contributors to the new " Encyclopedia
Among his articles in that
u ,,k ai I tmeriean Indians," " I he
.I', rra del Fuego," " Zululand,"
' tar." "(teorgia,"
"Niam-Niam," ''Nubia," the
Iral-Alta ngu iges, andothi i ,
Mr. Merry,
Commissioner of Accounts, can for the
? be !? und at Col ?ne| Evan ?
_
?Then Baby aa* sick, w* |av* h..r t assort*,
swaa aCI lid,she sriedl si*
Wase she bseasss Ha, sis *?*>
When sbe had Children, slie ?ave thcui Calorie,
i \. <;. Wollard, of i ' Vi-.
? ri turned from the inountti -
tmmer.
it., all ant
see him. Dr. Wollard is bavin
' inn i t, II
hiindri ? olbi r
Knil ' ' ? No. 7
- ? . jtreet, where h ? is p. rmanent
ttl d. ^^^^^
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorh.
!'ii ra ' are bilious and ner*
lls. _
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
teami r Ari< I will i
? on an n ?
ti. If von
_
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
Two <.<i?i'l Ptoyst-Avesao* IrweUtteg* at
Auction I
l be - en ' ? hi - advi :? ??? men! in
another column. Mr. J. B. I.Ian, BUc
:, will w H bj iu 'eh ' k
P. M. to.d .. ? ittractive
,,,.w n i Uri k Dwi llin
Floyd ivenui of ;? ?' the Little bisters
of tile |'
Children Cry for Pitchy Castorla.
I forget u> add to your Driakiag Water,
I., moaede, or s'"i*, '.?" "irons i f an*
Uirraaa. It imparl*ad
M iiurm and sii Busaaier Msaaaea N
ba, neaaf*e>
tared uuly by Pr. J, 0. B. Biaunai .*
"l.a*" Oaixaar, m?iu uni Touta
Bast pi-i 11 ? card Phot f.r six;
i Pictures, I1.M tot laalra LovelvPI*.
til ?;/.?<*. Lara ' I '
,,f ceaf*d*rat* Officers, Noted losaea, rait.
_
.s*vs Yora Bvanaav.?Koealag Is mor* tr?
lag to as* eye* ttaam* tkkaclag eMefe is at>
most laeeneraM* f"?!? m* u?e ?f **-.
is, profssatoaal "j'o. and *n who reaatre
a sort, inxii ?. steady U**ni lavarlal
I'KATT'S A.STKU. OIL.
A\
'Iio IS MB& W1S8L0WI
as ? igu?lefinlifntptmiTi t *. ??-??
ply say ihatsa* Is a ladj waoforapwardaol forty
a* aagrtagly devoted her time ant tat
a *fsmslr Fhvatetaa and Nurse, priu.l
pnlly among children, lb* fia-s especially stu?
died la* onaatlmilna sad aaateef this numerous
. in-s, aad. *?? * raaaM ef tela effort sua prs.ti.-iu
knowledge, ,.0tatu'-l in a lifetime spent as a
? i afeyal laa, she n&s compounded a
Southing Syrup lor children let-thin*. Ii op?
i-> main ?~gt?tug rest and health, and l?
?r sure to regulsto the bowels. In ? n
? nf tlil'SMi'le, Mrs. Win slow Is Loom?
ing world-renowned as a b.uefsctor of her r?.?;
. BlMrea .-eitslnly do Hiss up aud bless brr. "?
li -.-lally is this lbeca.se hi U.Iaci'.r. Vast ?) nan
tiio Soothing Syrup are DAIir I I ?
We think Mrs. \\ uitlow ties liuin. r
lansad her name by this Inraluable article, and
wesln.'erely believe ihousamls ot children fitv*
been aaiad from an esiLy gra?e by l?s timely
use, and thai uiilllous yet unboni will share its
BeaeBte and unite Iu celling her blessed. So
Mothbb has dischargedber duty to her suffering
llltio one. Iu our opinion, untu she has given it
the benefit of Mrs. W'iuslow's Siothlog Syrup.
'Ivy Is mothers, TKT IT sow. -lalif t'n.
York city, sold by all druggists, Twenty-n?v
cents a bottle, la ai-essl
AlCTION KAI.Kn TO liAY.
IAJIII B. Kl.AM, 5 P. M.. MS* new brick dweU
Inge <iQ Floyd avenue between llsrsle and
1'Uni streets; also, vacant loi adjeiulug.
UCBIIOMD BAZAAK, 10 and 11 A. M? horses,
, buggies, Ac.
T1MBKKIAKK.A KKAYf-Kll. H? P. M., books,
siaiiouery, and fancy article*.
1'Rlirl.SslOMI..
|\R. CHAKLEH S. BlUTTAN HAS
r,tarne<lui the city and RK1UMK1) HIH PKAC
TICB. c'Clce and reskleace, No.a?oith Sista
?trees. aeSt-lot*
PAY f OB THE
RIGHT HE
The beet Ciotutng In the wmatry for Maw,
Youths, Boys, end i.'btMrea: "The Boaum's*
prices.
The magnet we use to secure trade is our own
reliable make of nothing.
Beery . ust, ia?r will be a willing, satisfied
?? : every garment we sell dependable*
and **et to be got anywhere for its price.
We hav, all the resources In hand-good
clothing, generous business principles, sod
prices low eivijgh to the last peony.
We expect to train your co-operation by giving
you better than anybody else ean.
That is what our store started t,,r; will be tea*
going for; and U on the road to got
NOBBY DRI
SSEBS.
See cul Seam*
tile latest fad*-*
jneu'le anlu?to le
seer* atoui &t&le.
Tup
- ^
.. lib
Boston
100!) MAIN STREET,
orroM n row ornca
SCHWARZ8CHILD*>Ca
OvEBOOATB To The tBOWL
" W >. >ro s my thin esalf " wss the In pilry ta
ators than . aa biassfcola th'* m-irnlng. Therv.,
?, if you'd tak" i i? I f sa* Hut* you
woaMat aavaaaiteeraarl latetaaMaasaaafali
rsiicetpaatasaaoa* rf*w state ?**?>
Overooate amoag tea *ss?a*fhsa tb->
? sooner you'll *ot the rl/ht Idea Sboat H. This
; |iS? aid Mard N again sit 1
agala bat tea paraseats OMisaatvaa M
. ka*y*r* '>? smies. M
' yea eat Mty-oea differs* u?itei*a* ndatagi <t
till-' S.'SSIlll.
\\, . ? beadle a (hasp garment. ?/*%!
ratter pata ga*sy> prl-o oo a lietier-th *
monone. That's what* BhaaaaettMr
yon i irflOltB*. il'-y'rn many ..f Bsaas >ilk
itanl
mad-a* good a. fai n aaaa boa la do th*
work. Tea een lad Ute aaasa saaltOe* m MM
??Sakssndi'iniieuy' stl.-ksoiL A silk lining
to a garment that tin r "" S<?
in ? b to a f-"int of virtue. '. ??r seen
them fur fi*> before, b?l I ? ?
put th-i: ? :i..!:!vrllk, I
tndiffar iat tpiaalBg* that w.m: i be a ?
.-,..?? .f l. .-king for
Maseagr* r.>*uits at MMeeprtse* nif
foreot with a*, t'oa've a right t., slagaa I I
tay, aadwVra boaad yaa sfeatt have it
Wn go ap ai Lis'' as *Ja, in eva gr*d>? we
"w, rk.in nil the potato ea possibly aaa ?.*?
win make our faraasato popular. 'I a* beaaly of
i ark lies m f .?? ? "f tho
?Lire so there than In ours.
,-t?ar "f tl altera*
nu I pt k 'I - ? < '"'* ?**?? ' >,rT
' ,n .jimtn -.f ssosUsaaa
aterel to roar whims au 1 fau. 1'<? as
idled them.
A. SAKS&CO..
the iiihiikim; uiitiiieiis,
1003 main' street.
WIM s. Mill Oli* .V.
inHEGAB AM) BPK
II KECIliEK VINKiiAlt four years old) and
a full a***rtas*at "f ttKM of the flnnst .juaiity
for sale by ?. L. UIKISTIAN * I 0
... ? ? n
4 DELIOIOU8 DRO
hi.ouk.kks van ? oot m.
Easily sol lui'kly pr.-par.-d f*f the table.
Nothing Hut cr puror win PA* marts!. Fur salo
bJ U. I. . llttiSIIAN 11U
ra ,,
OLD-FASHIONED COUNTRY
MA0I
PURE VIKMNI.l Mill \TAIN
RYE WIIISkT.Y.
I'LKE ASD OaXTaTl IT wTsU i'KO'.ONQ
ioui upt
We have In stoek and in bocde.1 warehouse at
Qreoavtlie, Va,, It) barrels of i
S'-rlbed V?HI-KKY.rua.|?bv J. HI MOAKI >KK
gYBON, Bo artifleial means us?-d In Us menu
Made free* pure rvo ami malt, la a fir.*.
eoppot suit. Ii is as pure as whiskey can bo
u,? le. r'?r sale by
SLATEK, MTRRS A CO..
U l.'-lm Klcbni. nd. Vs.
1IIO LATE to It tl.SSIIHtllllS.
/ 'RANDOPERA BOUSE.
Vf MONDAY NUill I'SsrrBstSBBYO. 1**
GRAND MMHKlMi AND WUIMI.INt, tlllt
Itl HON*.
Mr liKoKdE tNAAi'. ,-toampion light-weight
of Virginia, anl I B SOSlNHL of
luly. will give a rot B-M01 Ml) ?ET-TU
'Iters will also be SI'AUKINi. between Mlfcff
BMADY. of Boston am HoH M\KK, -f h*lu
more. I11LI.Y HKRKY. ol Kl.-binond. ?ul J ?R.
TaKllT, of New Yor*. liraod "KKMI1MI
nihil between tw<> well-knowo wreetiera.
Prices, BB, ?, aud 50 oeats. *? **-**
T
iioicsis aii.ts, teas, *f.
BOBOUOHBBEO 8AI>l>I.K.ATVrj*
- IIOKSK loll 'ALsV -Will sell cheep'"?^
between oow and the 1st ol IVtobrr. A NK'i
saDDI.K-Horsk d?* year* old, Bneiy bred,
and perfectly gentle. Any ooe in want by ap?
plying SOJU W'-.l do well.
Junction Poei-OBloe,
t. ft -. Hanover couaty. ? a>
I)
vlil.KS A. Mr:RCr'.H,(Jg
WW T 1ST.
m aasr Maim sraaav.
1JOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
I > JU CUTItt sU XU MssraVTgMaU**,

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