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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
WIIOLK NITMttKR VIVAYL
MCHMONI), VA.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER frjgga
THRBB CENTS PBK COPY.
THE MAYOR AT HOME.
PACK AFTF.R A VISIT OF NEARLY TWO
MONTHS TO EUROPE.
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lion Mir ,lrn? \r?> Treat?
ed In HumI?.
jl ti. I. InjVll T'.llvf' k, Ml I Hirli
tad chairman <?f the l>. t>.
> ? a, r niri.od faatevdaj from
trip ( .Tfrilr- i p? :: I "t OBt
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big aammoaa iron the In.
i erei, a' tbe aa?a tuna ehowii k
; bia letti t* from Mr. BUUM
fying thai be a ia .,
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Ml T ME VAI * MA"oN.
I he Conenl aeaanad ??rv maehtfHafe I
. ; him thut he erne ia fteat daager,
. i not know what tie c 'Ul-l do f ?'
Ithatiu all probability ha woolc
t Rtbena. at the wiu* tune enow
in a hat oil pereoai who had ? Mm
?W moatl * BM t With that ternbl*
Ha agaia and aaean ?????j
oaal to do aometbbal lot him. hut
know what lie could do
. h be laformed the Conml that In
ww?nMa.*on. and OPOB that the, UOtBM
ohm all of the doOML closed all <<
vindowa, for, eaid he. ???? tie wnui
i iv. ear?." ami v%\* hitu instructions 1>3
b it might \* poaribU for him U
.,??. bat Mid, " it will <'Unt iii? au ??"?'
?.. an 1 nefbape mv life if it i* ever knowi
I helped ><jU."
I he C.nMil then told Mr. OaTidsoll thtt
it wonld be) aeceeeery for Lim to leapoat
*? ? to tii? daaaadof the tanpawof
i .*. told him to gat aa iateruretor. areteai
1 i know anything aU.iit th.i laucuak''
M'd **\ a? little aa jM,j*il.lp. "You havi
?lr.-ady violated a law which forbids yot
iii'.ain m Huamn longer thau twenty
low hour*, and 1 cannot aay what you
'??'<- will be."
HSU> Mi> T TIME*.
Hanug aecurt^l an interpreter he re
l rud to th* Inei>eeU>r deueral. f jx>i
approarbiag nut headquarter* tie waa a
on t takeu in cbarae by a gendarme, wb<
cuardad bun oloaaly ail tbe wauo be fjafJi
the hmldinp. w baa be cot into tearoom
when the laspector wm eittiiig be found
- ,?,rt on tl.- ih-?k. ami to it wasiiit
tached, eehesul eequentlylearned, aletter i
from the Raaeian Consul at Berlin to tbe
ln*pe< tor General, left rtning bim that Mr.
Davidson wee % spy. Aaeoon ae tbatwa*
read to bim by the Inspector he reared
that all hope wnh goBO. Vr- l>??''l<"'ti
insisted ui>on his righte n? an Amen
oaa citizen, and the Inepector General
informed him, after mncb questioning,!
tl i having violated a law of the empire,
he matt paj a fiat I I rablee. Thie be
|y too glad to do. aapponnc that
that would be I i an l ??'? the matter, bnt
when the. amount was counted oaf bii
1 up and handed to one
,,f the at l? 1!l attendance, and
04 wm told to eeoorl Mr. Davidaoa to
another room, where lie want tbrongh
some examination, and still heavier anea
we:,' Imi.d up n him. In this way he
A, iucted from room to room until be
bad paid nearly 100 rablaa, when he wen
: thai be maat leave the eity on
the train which left thut evening *' MO
foi \ enna, and wan banded a card with
d it to thai effect, tins paaaport
I that train.
. '.<? left the building be wai
met by th? Americas Consul, who bad
ai h ag f r his coming aad who
? i him that if be left on tin train
passr* I be would
: ig in. m thai waa simply a
plan to capture him in the nigbf aad hairy
to the Ritierian miuea.arj I
h m that ? ike the train which left
in 1 ir for (iermany and tak< the
a, for in
I prs,
? I. i the i h e, hnrried to
tbe train, and wai ? be ia
panv rd of people,
rl waa examined at
. OJ t r whil li
... . i vu nof ??' l ii i. ind he croeeed the
and waa a free man. He
that tl ?? - ??:.? af the in ipector
.. R were m ling, women
? r tbe relai ?
? ? bad bet
fi ,n their homes.
Mr. Davidson on reaching Berlin wn>t*
lother, who, bj tbe w m , i ? iatei
r.f Mn>. Kimon Whitfock, to know if she
I ra with him in
Jlj consent* I todo so,
.... ? be '? amer, and
si man on hoard the
?
roa won*.
i? ready to l*" to
work, and,un. clad toheai the Democratic
? i fine trim,
ai I the Mavor ???? leioi "I nm
?- doing
? - ipremaey ia
v in,, ? 1 ..-k.
an I from thi a uatil '?? dl me In
busy man. Hob. J. C Diekereon, who
filh d hu pla.ably and efficiently qu?
ia pi enl on bii arrival
,,, f surrendered 1 ti immitted to
bin ke ping bi d r.I Mi i
r gratil i- I r
i... m ,.,.,- ?? sie ;ed bj call
entirt ? bearh
iala dropped in to w< l
ne and to
m looi ng
so well.
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tlurine the day, and when the Mayor left
? !:<? remark.
oe so much work and
? i1 be fell aa
? omeforamontb.
? I T ON OF FRAME HOUSES.
\n laweeoterol Balldtaga Would Prevent
i , ahla l bat Now Oeeut*
If ti c in< U would adopt tbaordiuaBoe
. ? : ? . the close
? c cil ?' d ??? erred to the
? renting the
a groat
. I annoyance would be
? ? . ordinance
. ,-?.,. er thua creati d shon d
i er this m-?t
buildimrs. in
? ni hthed tun "? on
I ? ; nt either branch
? tni . , ? bail ling permits
ere, Jt tain
was saidal the meel
.i Idingsare erect
Mm ?? ? rmit gets to
? ? alone has >n in tbe
ai ..111 of the
Council the
permit. It
.r ishould
? I .. and tbe
? pub! v int rests shoul 1 take the
I report i
an ?nwi
Several meml ei oi tbe Common Coua.
. | . :, \i li I their pur
te for any frame
ImildiuG ' !" house has been
? ire the petition
; I icil.
, is that many per
? ?? ' ' ornmit
t,.,. on l i ' ''?'' mvorably
ivether gh( to
bn Mil,-. Theeommit
d and the t ount u
lion.
If on ?:" ai '?' ! '?
i ? ! n race regarding
' :,"^:., . .,,
,i. , ii no wo l< i. bu ding shall iio
? r, nor shall any wooden
ade to any building already i
lion ia oral ba l
, from tin Council. Any p< r
lating this si ction shall be nn< a
in K80; and
all remain after the first
? distiacl offence
and pun I i
EARLY MORNING Wf.DDING.
sir. < aartra < ? Jesses and Htaa stand iiar
ajiwve Married Sut.r.luv.
Mi Charles O.Jon and Miae Mand Her
;rove werouia ? ii Centenary Methodist
rhurth i ' -? yesterday uiorning.
?,,. R Judkina, ofJ
? j b\ I.- v. Dr, lit irgeCooper, oi toe
i irsl Baptial chn
1 be groomsmen were Mr. Basil M.Gwatb
mey, oi the Patterson robaci o Company,
man," and Mr. Jami i L Jones, ol
Danviil ?*a ro? ''? .lt'1;
organ a , I ">" b?.,Mr. Shepherd
Webb man ei r brilliant n
.,;:? r tbe eremony tbe happy
I by the (^hesaiieake and Ohio tram
the ?: amer
,. | h ? . in which citj they will sp< n I a
. | then pro,,-.i by waj pi raU
nv< rto Sew i'ork. returning to Richmond
h, the 01 I Dominion Line after tbeaigbta
: ?i the metropolis have beent nioyed.
ilderman
N ii Hargrove and ia a prottv, attractive.
pular young laay. Bhewaaattued
| .,, a ,: travelling >au at
I brown material
M, j itiveof North < arolina,
! bavin ? removt t from Reidjville f.? Rich?
mond set .andi.at preaenl
ihneffleienl and faithful cashier of I r.mk
|,n Davis & Co. He ia proniiBen inre.
cii tend ?'.rvedlj popular with
klarge number of friends.
THE SONS OF VETERANS.
A I.arBf?y-Atlena.U Sleet imi Held l.aiit
M(!H.
?Ih.So'Hof Coiiledi-raV? V.t-Tai.? Ware
ig, and among the mem
the best-known j >ung
mtI1 ,,( thacity. rhanral meettBathey
nave had for eeveral waeka m* held last
n Lee-Camp Hull, ami araryofl r
eaaBearlyaUthememb^
Mr 1 oiiw Rawlines is captain; t ouncii
?!:,,,TD;.i^'..ur.,.ev.?.^.n;..tenai;t:
Councilman A. B-Guigon, aaeoad .cut ? .
ant, and Kire-ComBiiaaioBer doaapa i>. i.c
, w tlnr,1 lieutenant. , ,.
Mr L Bhelbj Baas having resigned the
i offloe of aecratarj the traeancywna BUati
bj ,he election ol Mr. W. K. Waldan,
? Lieutenant Levy waa chosen treasurer tc
' sue-.1 Mr. C. L. Hewitt, resigned.
The following non-commuadonedofflceri
'Iwere announced by Captain, BBWUBga
I Sergeant. Firat. K. Buford Orymea^^8e
r road, B, R. Balaton; Third. J. *?-? ? >>> ''? H,
. .Jr.: i-ourth, 1. 1.. (Vrmtfton; Wt^C
L. Hewitt. torporaN Hr*t. ?. "? tf"??
. der; Second. S. I. WoodaOf; Third. *.B
Moore; Foorth.Htifh Cnrdotn. QuBrter
i iuuster W.lhert ItaXWelL C^or-Sc
caaat H. i>. Hartsaan. Comaiaaary pht
. g*aat Sol. a. PyU, l%etaroaanat ????<
I were reappoint d ???1il*
The aiaetlntl adjourned to Meptemim
1 ' ICtb aud after that time tbey will as*'1"
ble weeklv. as l.oe t'atn|i has given the uw
of iU hail for this purpose. .
The organization is now in a flounsnini
condition, and large additions to the mem
bership will be made in the fall.
Tha Oovernor E?p#rta?t Uatly.
Tba (iovernor is dailv ? pactad to retun
to the city. Several days ago be wrote nt
PriVataaacretary that be, wouldIM hor
> j about the iat.of frpteaahar^hajtjfeta.
?I tuna nothing baa been board front nun.
BOTH SIDES AT WORK
THE DEMOCRATICSTATE COMMITTEE
TO MEET HERE SEPTEMBER 11TH.
KepuMlrani to SiettU the Convention
Oueitlon ? Mr. UrerklBridi;p |o
Speak at < henlerlleld.
OaaaTfJMI .1. Taylor Ellyon hid n cnn
f. ranee with Becretan ruttierjcsterdaj af
fernoun. ami it was d>" WW to OWM a call
for a m-eting of tin- PaanOCtattc State
fommitti- at the beadaejOftl r- of the par
:v. N,,. 11(1 north Ninth street, in this city,
it m, ,n on Thursday. September 11th.
Tim objeol of the meeting, at which
ilmre will dool ties-. V a very full attitrl
lace, ieto dtaeaai awttan regard lag the
nanjaas and to oatlinc the prograauM 1 t
a*0fl in the districts.
i:n'nuin\ uaiain uowmaw.
Tbe Republican District Committee has
been called to meet here on nezl M ?
f,,r organitation and to decide whi I
r ot there will he a coBvention to nomisate
i rami ?late f,,r Congress.
It is understood fat the m< mben
ttee are all favi table to making an
irganized Bght, end a eonveBtiou will '"
nil probability bo called for son*
rarly m October.
I HI c AMUriSTF.y.
Revere] iicr-on* are mentioBad aa i - -
bahle a i rai ts,
Sheriff J. W. Southward, of Henrico, is
preparing a card which be will publish
to-day or to-morroa in which be will an?
no ini e inm-clf a candidal i for tbeRepub
hean nomination ii s convention is held,
and if not he will be an Independent can
The names of Messrs. Edgar Allan,
T: omas s. Atkins, B. Blair Morrie, and
C. Smith, oi this city; Captain W. !
I . Wickham, of Hanover: Dr. L \. Slater.
i. v h Kent, and Mayor Ed win Wilkinson,
of V,,-t I', int, have been suggested a
likely to be pr< sei.' to the convt ntion in
: . evenl one is held. Hon. John Ambler
Smith if It n d in the ra -
am urn am cnairarj > ?
Next Mondai i- c lurt-day in CI I
field, and Hon. George l>. Wiej will
ad It - the yo1 - . Hon. W. C. P. '
,i Ki ntueky, will nlc" be tbi re
an I make an address. He i- "tie of the
. . | ? li >u c
of i;, pre snl - tor hi
f( a equals. I he annou ' '
will be or ?? I ' will no doubt In ?..? out i
pr.ut number I the t iters of Che terfield.
It i? undei tl I an rffort will be
mad- to gfl Mr. Bri I ? speak in
Richmond on Monday night Lab r in the
n onth (' mgri ssman \* ill in, ol West \ ir
(rinia ; Crisp o! I.rgia, and Hatch, of Mis
souri, willaddresB amasa-met li ga rotora
in tins city,
T!ie Clt? Committer.
Last sight was the time for the mi
. .... Demo ratio Committee I tn
ra . atheri d around the - ntrance to
rcuit-t' ,urt room, which had not
been opened foi tbe occaaion. Neitberthe
,n oor the Vicr-Cn,
present and having no place to mee]
members, after waiting for n< arly an hour.
returned home.
The Pawfcaiaa Clab.
j! . Powhatan Clnbwill elect officers to?
morrow night. ilV . .
It i- expected thai many of the nve hun?
dred Democrats wli" compose this mosl
siveorganization will turn out. in
which event the atmosphere in the neigh
b. rhood ol Eighth and lii ad if
be fall of politi -.
In a certain contingency the contest for
tbe offit.t presidenl will be a livelj one.
This contingi ocy is Mr. Belvin'i unwulina
i acc< pi a third t< rm. It is more
than probable, how v-r. thai lie. who has
made mi admirable preeident, ?will be
forced to a n ? again; bul should be posi
tively refuse the i I sev< ral gentle?
man' will be presented for this office,
kmong othert mentioned are Messrs.
Henry F. Phillips. Charles K. '
John S. Hnrw.i. Any one ol thene gen?
tlemen would beag.1 leader for the or
ganization. Th< v are all at live, bard
working Dt mi i rats, in whom nol only
members ol tbe club, hut the party ai lar--,
would have
oi ana oi ia i aa.
Mr. F. Boford Grymee, the present sec
will h ive no opposition ihould be
be willing so m.pt a recTection, but
should he decline there will beea lively a
, mte6t for that office aa for that ol presi?
dent Among other gentleman spokenof
for this position taMr. Jefferaon Wallace,
secretary ol the City Demot ratio Commit
The other officered the elub am Mr.
Henry F. Pbillipa. treasurer, and Sheriff
ii s Cates, sergeant-at-arma. rhereare
also to be electeu s.x viocpreaidenl m ?
from each ward.
* Ml EM H> OIliiAMZAlloV.
It ia very important that tbe Powhatan
Clnb should select it- officers carefully.
To them much of the work ol tht
paigo is intrusted, and thei and the club
aro importanl factora In a Dem; erotic yic
ton lu feet, tbe Powhatan is to Rich
moad whal tbeCook CountyClub wto
, 0r tbe I'm kwortB Club i- to t in
cinnati, and is regarded as the most im?
portant and powerful pobtical organiza?
tion in the state, it lathereforea matter
ol congratulation that its offices are
?ought af'cr ?ml so highly regarded aa
party bOBOTS.
WOMEN SHOUT IN COURT
A WiTe and l?am;liter He. nine .Invou*
Ove* ? I'rl-iiner'* lllsi liar??-.
auguatua Wiagfield, a geubd-lo
daraT from Henrico county, was before
. , p i , Court yesterday morning,
charged with stealing and carrying away
, D basket, one bag. four poundeol meat.
ami two tars of loop, the property of
Mary Ami, r on,
rbere was not auflctent evidence to
show thai Augustus was gnilty ol the
tm ft, and in mi a ti esse* testified to the
good character of the prisoner.
Wingfleld upon taking the stand him
. ,,, ? u i bad to die aad g ? touou
and be hang, l doo'l know anything anew
them things."
lathers seemed to be wry littleeyi
dencethai theaci used was guilty Justice
Crutehfield said: "Well, Augusta
.see what a good thing ii k ' ibave friends
to stick by you. An yon have each a good
cUaracter I am going t i let you off.
A- thta a loud clapping was ??? ird among
the col -red sped ?
?renial face of Juetice < rt tchfield could
compress itself Into sternnesi two I
tonus darted forth and fell upon the nee*
of ;he prisoner, eompl I ??^'- ,;1"
smiling c mntenance. He a ia a most
id from the pourt-honae by these
lovrag lemal a, evid-n.lv hut arifa and
daughter and even wh in the triumphal
party bad reached the street the noises ra
dicativaof negrofelicit; fioated back into
the -art-room, disturbing the dignity ana
Rolciunitv thereof.
oMIKKs MM r WITH.
The following were the other am
importance before the Court;
JohnJordon colored*, charged with fe
loniouslj assaulting and attemptmg to
commit violence apon Louisa n.i ai
Providence Forge. Contioued to awatl
the arrival <'f ofloera Ironi Reai Kent
county. , . .. . .,,,.
c, \V Whittle, faatdrivuig. riaed t'>'
Emma Smith (colored), teeling a cut
the property of Waab. Ooota. BenttojaU
for sixtv davs. , ,
Philip Richardson (colored), aaaaultiag
and using indecent Uraguage to Lavtau
Johnson, Pined $10 and costa.
Charles Smith, assaulting andbeeting
Mary Duneomb. FinedtlOand coats.
Sarah Brom (colored), asaaulting and
beating Eliza Williama. Seaansed to give
- ? urity for sixty day.
MAY BURY THEIR DEAD
An Aaaaalaasaa Incorporated for Thli
raipaaa lull Cosnesraaalaaa.
The Mamtab Association of Richmond
waa chartered vesterdav by Judge Neil.
ford, of the City Circuit Court.
The aaaociatioa is formed for ttie nur
poaa of taking care of such of its memb- r
ae may he sick, burviuif them wbeu ttiev
die. aud DTOVidusf for a henetit to the
families of deceased members.
Tne capital and income will not be
divided into shares but will consist en
tirelv of monthly or annual dues or assess.
menis not to exceed one dollar yer montn.
The real estate to be held will coannat ?
a lot in the -ity not ezceeding fl.w" n
value and land not ezceeding fi'? acres n
Henrico county, to be held as a burying
ground.
The officers for tbe first year are: Presi
dent. Thomas M.ller; Vice-President
Golden Tyler; Secretary. Joseph Pannell
Treasurer, Robert Crump; Prelate, Jamei
Buxton.
TO 1NCSEASB TBZ STOCZ.
Judge >> ellford, who was aitting in ro
svtion, also granted an amendment to tb<
ch*rfi of the United Banking and Build
alf Company. Tbe only obanga made i
ii empower the company to increase its
-apital Stock to a sum not exceeding fj?.
00.000. 1 lie minimum is *,|,000.000. Th]?
raa fmmaily the maximum, but the fall
iaiount has hcen snnscrih-d.
coMrimuiaE appkoved.
In Ik* ansa of r'unnio L. Farley, admin
itratriz of her -< n, w. B. Farley, agaiaet
be Ricbmondand Danville RauroadUoa
aay an order was enter-d approving*
ompromise that had been agreed opoa.
i'oung Farley, who hv-1 in Mancbes
, r. was a hrakemati on this road ami noar
? a year a",, was caught between t\?
ions of a train wlu-n had brokea apart
indao badly injured that be did not live
ong aft-rb-ini; taken t,, DeaviUe. He
init wee ever brought agaiasl th" compa?
ny, the compromise having been agreed
ipon. but the letter bad to be sanctioned
v tbaOonrl before 11 ceul 1 be la a ? ?,
axed. I ? ?' '? nanai'. ;
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
.1 I.lst of the l?ee<l? Iteeonled In the ?'i?V
and I'minty.
rare the deads ol bargain aid sola
r(.rded In the Cl< rk'ao B a of the t'bau
, ,urt yestt :?!
FannieM. Griflln to William T. Allen
? on Twenty-ninth atreei at the
nor'tliw, st i orni r ol Leigh, >'..'?'?? .
Augn tu ail Fredorick ttundlack and
? | ouia \> a ber.Jr., HI fi ??'
tl,,. south side of Williamsburg avenue
raa reet,
.lam- Netherwood and wife to u
W I'.radl-v. 25 foet on the south side of 0
letween Twenty-fifth and Twenty
? zth. f _, . ,
Qabriel Wortham's trustees to Richard
i;. ntr: ': ? taid I I i
: -in and fare. >l.sf)5.
Dai iel B. Williams to Eli wilson,2feet
tween
-
i itnxt o.
Court i k Coke apt ial - ?mmiseion
r rs, to h. A. Patters >n, ibland
street, a mthea t con er Carter, I
Isaac Datenuort, It.. I
W H. Gathrignt,aud George !?. I ?
I onnded bv Twei I I, I w< n
tv-third.8, and i - , ?.,
I? a. Miili ft execntor to Helen R. MI1
I,., jj,, east i i?le Osbornt
pil|c , ? of Richmond. -
Emanuel I'llman to Byron Wallerstein,
one halt interest in nine lots in "quare i-->
and ten lots in atiuara 124, adaaVeplan,
--1 B2ti
H. H. Wella, Jr., to John A. Smith, lots
; to 10 inclueive, In square .;. Pulton,
Harvey V, "'.oner,
to Emanuel lUlman, niae Iota in square
125and ten lota in square 124, Adam's plan.
will, UNfTTTl;- TO l r/Mivii.
Margaretfa Hitseman'a will admitted to
_, i . ? , i- ... qnalified aa
, ,. tor. Bond( ? '? irl,v
i.imh!?!> i u ,"?: aamr.
i-. aard 1?. Cbalklei aad T. \. Jec< b,
partners, and Isaac Davenport, Jr.,
and Junius A. Morris, ipecial partn ts. n -
new pertm ri v ? !- '",-1'
to continue until January I, I
INSTITUTE IN NEW QUARTERS
The Mgfcl St loud -iiun to Open?In
s i u, tnr of Minlrlllni:.
?|-|,,. ||< : | ? ? its moved ial
pi v, quarters ai No. 602 i a 1 Main street
.. and
,.x,? cl i tobavi , verything in re I
? School of Technoli
ft w dayt. , ,, ,
The services of Mr. Frederick 1 lynihan
have been secured as instrn torin model?
ling. He isan Englishman by birth aad
baa r??< eived high honors in f tbt
leading arl schools both of this conntrj
and I nglai iL Mr. Moyniban 1ms also been
nt? Mr. Valentine in his group
?? Andromache," and in tbe I i I
<,f Wickbam and Jackson, li- ;s
thoroughly qualified for the w,,rk
which has been assigned T" him, and
in the office of Captain Thomas Ellett there
is a beautiful specimen of bis work. It
represents tbe head of a girlaboul thirteen
years old, and la aa ezqataite pit c< ol
scul) ture, p rtraving every feature ol the
iwecl face with remarkable skill. 'Ihe
drapery around the bead ol the child is
graceful and realtatic, while the outlines
oi tba fa a Indi ii
ut. ,t tbe Baptists Are Daiam
The foil wm- items from thta week's
Issue ol ATe h.i Hi ? ?' ariu be read
with interest:
Dr. Cooper preached at the I irat cburcn
on Babbath morning and nigbl to good
congregations. He has been inhiapulpil
on every Sabbath during tlm summer
see* n. and ? this week on a short
va ation in the North. Dr. J. C. Hiden
will supply during his ahs, i. preaching
on each Babbath. both morning and niu'ht.
Paator R. H. Pitt occupie I his pulpit
Sunday morning and night, and in the
morning received two by letter. In
work of completing tbe upper room is
going on rapidly and tbe church hopes to
occupy il by November 1-t. li - opening
? ? will be In j,l on the Sunday att-r
\ -. , ation, ai d then Rev. H.
M. Wharton, i>. D.. ia expei ted to begin a
series of meeting*
Mr. Hardy, who i as done su
work in Manchesti r. to take i
churches below Richmond.
Rev. L R. rbornhill b is held recently a
? ? eting ai Mt. !!? rn on church, in
Spotsylvania. Brother Thornhill reports
that Rev. J. B.< k. the pastor, i
idandgrowi Iniaflanaca.
An laeraaaail l?cnth Rata.
Thewbola number of deaths ia tl
i M colore I.
Aneurism of aorta. I col?
ored; cancer of bowels. I white; cancel :
[a i white; cancer l uterus, l c Jon ..
spinal meningitis, l colored! coi ?
:. oi i .u..-. I white; colic, 1 colored;
u ipti a, 2 whit- and l i ol iredj eon
yulsiona, l white and i colored; diarrhoea,
2 white; diarrho a chroaic . i white;
diptheria, l colored; dilatation of heart, l
: drowning, i co nred d lentery,
i u . entero coltti*. I col >red; enteritis.
2 colored' fever (intermitteni I, I colored
fevt r (typhoid i, I white fever typho-ma
larial), I colored; heart-diaeaae. l white
mid l colored: imperfect development, I
; infanticide i prol able . l colore 1
inflammatii n of it m i b and bowels, l
i; marasmus, l white; meningitis, 3
i; old age, 1 colored; nn-iiiiioniu, J
, ,,;,,r, l.i' ? ined by op,,mi. i sybil
known, 2 white 'ami > i -una. l
whit-: whooping oough, l white aad i
color-,1.
?? aflakaee**a4 Hm keadems Leal Hlatit.
o.it Him ridicnlonslj fnnnyakits of
the se isi c i > ! ai the kcademi
t bj the Ferguson .v Mael
Comedy Company. The large andienci
waakeol in roan from the beginning to
t:.n I of the piece. Ham-v FerguaoB as
McCarthy wa~ a circus in bimaeli. but
when Charles H. G n man as M
, omplicated the sitnatlonthefaa grew fast
ami furious. And when Lizzie l?alv cam
on with her < lever dancing ami ridiculoui
gyrations the situation became even naon
ng.
Tbeae clever people were ably a
by the real ol the company, Tha phe
nomenal little dancer, Vinie Daly, made
diatssct lut and secured mnchappUuse
The singing by tbe everal members of tin
company, and especially thai of the tiar
den-City Quartette, ua- highly satisfacto
IV
Tbe play will be repeated at the matin-e
?this afteraooa aad for tba kaat time to
? ntj,'bt. _
A Hit t'hnreli < o!l,-,t ,?,,,.
Lev. A. K. 1'ickinson. 1>. I)., preache,
; the dedication -? rmon ol the n, w Baptiai
I church at Bluefield, v.. \i., 4 sjowini
'town in Mercer county, on tha rlattoi
dh lion ol the Norfolk and Westers rail
road, last Sunday. He closed hat Bsrmoi
with an appeal for the thousand dollar:
needed t<> pay OB the debt on this beauti
ful church building. Eight Hundred do!
tare were raised, and at night Dr. Dickin
jon closed another sermon with a like ap
peal ami raised about two hundred dollan
additional, ibis is the fiaeat church it
that whole region, and it has b-en buil1
under the ministry of Rev. M. A. Wilson, i
missionary of the State Mission Board, 01
thtadty._
They Will >?w <iet Their Money.
The hr?t OaMaa act Mayor Ellvson per?
formed after be reached tba ,-ity yesterday
wa? to approve the resolution appropn
atint' $VLM *? llie hands and carts de
parttnent of the Street Committee.
Ihe employes of that department wil
eet their money today und they wil
doubtless he very glad of it. as they hav.
intbeen paid for aereral weeks, there be.
uig no tundj* for that purpose.
|,i?P?*-tl?*???? l?.,i,h?.
The books of the assessors of real eetatt
in Richmond were open to the inspectioi
of the public in the Lhancery-Court rbou
yeaterdav. A C<?od many persons cslled t
see what "value ?'?<l been pUced on thei
property and only twoor three coruplainet
that it had been fixed too high.
The books will be open for examlnatioi
again to-day
Ml'BDEK THE CHARGE
WATCHMAN WILLIAMS SENT ON AND
WILL APPLY FOR BAIL.
rhornton Adam*. Charred with Killing
Romli Itrher. to Have a Hearlnsr
llil? Slomine.
Mr. 0. V. Mer( hth. counsel for Thomas *
Williams, the Free-bridgc aatnhmaa who
j week ago to-dav shot John Oakley, in-j
lli-tins a wound from which his death re. '
saRed -arly Saiurday morning, appeared
before Jmetiec Oratehleld hi the Police
c urt yesterday awnttdag and stated that
was set for Wed:
morning (today) he desired it be then
pn.adad with.
ThieJustii - Crntchfichl consented to do.
Whereupon Mr. Meredith stated that he
waeerUlingfor tbe Court toeonnider as
svideacethen before him theteatimony
given in tbe eaaa when application was
ma !?? for ba I laai Tbun by m >rniag, and
that upon thta tha Justice coulddecide
T,,r not thepriaoaer should be tent
on to the ,'rr,ml jur%.
Justice i !i iti ifield immediately r
thai In '" ' pinion the evidi nee wai
cleat to s-n! the accused on to tan
Application will ba madeby Mr. M re
dith 11 Ju Ige Witt tins morning lor i art I
order to proeure a bear
lag 00 thi i l< ti n of hai!.
i... \ laaaa I ass ;?> r.e CalaawTale afarsdag
Interest ia the i:.,- Mb her murder ease
will be again revived, as the preUminary
examination ol rhornton Adama,tbe white
farm-hand employed by Mr. Feitig, who
rgetl with killing the peddler, comes
,,,, !, ?, \-l? about 11 0 OlOt K
today.
Adams, tb i fh apparently innocent and i
certainly devoid ol any outward ind
immitl 'I tii" cri
asid t,, be de plj involved by circum
suntial evidem i. though the nature of
isnevei been made fouy known to I
the public,
THF WirNKSSF.s.
\mong the sritaeesea who will testify are
Mr. and Mr. Feitig. Mr-. Byrd and Walter
Bvrd, neighbors ol the Feitigs; Mi-riff
Southward. Tom Sully, the negro youth who ,
[snow in jail staoi barge 1 with the murder; ,
Mr Hugh I,. Davta. M. Meteleteand son,
Martha Oeorge, the colored cook of tbe
county d i - s- Stern, rt!"' others,
renty or mora wil
' :?ther. , ,, _, ... j
\|r (,, ,| -,. D. Wise and Mr ?? w
Cosby, dr. prill represeal the I
win!- Commonwealth a Attorney 11
Hs?,-t, l bv Messrs. David C H
WilUon, wiivomlu-t the prose
cut ion
in Kai TBSTTJ v.
In ct ? antb a D -??"'?' ??? ?
ivllr.l bj atate I thai w was
n'l ,,f Adams a discharge, an 1 that
be would not hesitate to allow Ins i
testifj ii he did not consider him rather
an unfair victim to the skill pf.the tawyeta,
as he was not strong mentallv.
[n t).- but few weeks no new clues have
been brought to light by the deti
BDd tha t< rtimont ol Bully the negro is
. looked forward ' i as likely to
throw some light upon the crime, it was
upon bis si that Adami waa ar
lianowout on bail.
MANCHESTER'S CONTRIBUTION.
Death or sir-. Mary ii. < tastes renewal
anil Oilier Item-.
Mr^ M nv II. ?". lytOB, Wh
illness waa rep rt- d in the /'? <oat< >. died
yesterday aftei.n at the boms ol h< r
lather. Mr. Spencer T. Hancock, "" Fif?
teenth street near McDonough, aad her
funeral will takeptace from the residence
iw morning at li o'clock. Sirs. Clay?
ton waa Mr. Hancock'a only childandher
busband waa Mr Char!- A. Clayton, at
one timea ra f ol the I)
who died ol consumption several yeara
i.,. s11 ba I been frail from child
I era! 3 ears her family,
whoa il hed with sealoaaanxiety.hadob
served a rradualdet Una in h-r health. K< r
1 ? v'
invalid Bhe 1 ul laal winter m Georgia,
boning to recover her strength, bul
? my improvement, and
ahe returned In the early spring more
emaciated than ev< r. Since then herde
clineh lual but constant. Bhe
tinglittlegir
old. In their bereeve
,,,-nt Mr. and Mrs, Hancock, who were de?
voted in their attentions ai d spared no
, ,rtheir child'acomfort andwelfare,
,? tender sympathy d a large circle
of friei , , , . 1
Mr Charles Amos through his -
Judge James M. Gregory, has instituted
suit egainal tbe Richmond and Petersburg
KftHroad Company foi fctfO. A lew days
n,.,, a tram ,,n this railr a 1 ran over and
1 v do ible e >w belonging to Mr.
Ai. hence the suit. ,
.Mr.c. T. Jones. Ol Swan b r >'i -
| to I bief-of Police
Lipscomb thai th< Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad Company had
? d the recently-adopted ordi?
nance requiring all paaaenger trams
ps?ing through Manchester to atop
Mr. |,,ne- was on< ? l the disap?
pointed iieraona who wante 1 to take tin
Norfolk cannon-ball train for Petersburg.
\ few nights ago 1 - entered the
" I v forcing the
11 n bars over the t.ack ?1 ior and robbed
iney-drawer ol aboal H In
.. . 1_. .1
Mr \. D. Sin twell'a little eight-montna
,,l i diau ? Sun tay in Luni
where Mrs. Bhi twell la visit ng, and was
I u.i id there. ... , ?
M ts Bailie Bugg, ol Norfolk. 1 visiting
?? . i ena tforrissett, Porter street.
Miss Hattie CT pton ha returned home,
afterapleasaat visit to friends la Cheater
neld, , _. .
Mm. Wilham H. Joaes, of Petersl org, ia
visiting h-r aunt, Mr-,. William I OX, oa
Porter ai
H n M. Hudgins, ol Caroline. wlk.
m Manchester yesterday.
The Inner*! of Mr. Tlnslev.
The funeral of Mr. W. w. Tlnslev took
pi.re yesterday from the resideoce
brother-in-Uw. -F. Palmer Q >r.
? mon waa pn v hed by
Rev. Mr. Wilkerson. The following
men from Richmond acted as p dl-beareri:
Active- B. M. Fourqurean, Herbert
n AHev. R. C. /
- Mosbi. R. T Pemberton, 1
ind Mart D COS
The honorary palLbearers wen B. D.
Price.Dr. H. Ci Scott, Mr. J. A. Brown,
ai I Dr. C. B.J. nee.
The interment was made at Ashland
'?rv. _^^
Sir. Sl.xire s.,t let < oincloti*.
Mr. J. Hall Moore's condition iraa ra
I u more hopeful veeterday. H- wa?
in fever ami more quiet than or
Monday. He remains in a semi-conscioui
? 11..- ignizea the meml? rs of bu
? and his physician, bul dot
where ba is, although ia bta owi
e. Most of the tuna he unaguv 1 ba it
in Europe.
His condition ;k still critical and turn
can determine tha Issue. Ha baa m
no time since the assault been, ace ta ha
? -rs ? about the nature 0
the attack made on him or on auy OiBM
- . .? t
a aaaall aaslamaaeaa,
ideedof assigaBieat was recorded yea
terday in tbe Clerk'- ofilee ol theChancen
Court from F. Neoatadter to A. ulEaat,
?. Tha property conveyedcoaaartiio
iniecti laerias, cigars, tobacco, etc
in the store at No. UR7 east Main street.
The liabilities are tl.700. The crediton
ot the first ctaee are the following: Hear]
Hirshberg. >!:s: Mrs. ii. Ooldea, *j:i, am
Julius Kraker, ?aVJfi>
The Theatre.
Quite a fair audience assembled at th(
Theatre last night to witness the aaoosa
pertoraaance by tbeTeanyaoa m Dawsoi
Si)?cia)tv Company. The entertainment
was in all respects aatlsfaetory.
Mr. ftad. B, Myers, of Mvers Brothers A
Co . drew the dinner set. Mr. R. Varrell
th? vases, and Mr. E. T. Pace the parloi
lamp._
The harden Parti a suceeae.
The garden party giveu nt Bartoi
Heights last night for the lienefit of tin
Episcopal church to be erected ther? wa
largely attended and mot with such suc< e??
tb.d it will be repeated thi-evening. Ai
omnibus leaves First and Broad street
>lt i o'clock for the Heights and return
Bt 10 o'clock.
The t ree-HrHtce Lumber.
It wss stated last week that the con
tract for the pine lumber for the Fre<
bridge had been awarded to Messrs. H B
TaJisferro A Ca, and the oak to anothe
bidder. The /hjpotcA is informed tha
Messrs. Taliaferro A Co. only bid on thebil
M a tfAofc, that their bid was the lowest, am
that they had been ensured by the Chair
nan of the Board of Commissioners that
he contract would be awarded to the
owest bidder. Ther claim they uro en
itled to the whole bill and decline to fur
u?h a part of it. .
Tim committee on the other hand,claim
?hat they had the ri-'ht under the term- A
heir advertisement toaward the contracts
separately.
I*aissnals and Hrlers.
Mr, and Mrs. j ,,nt, Reinhardt have re
.tirn-d from the Cold Sulphur Springs.
Mrs. Oeorfa W. Smither. of M west
^ary Street, i- 011 a vans to relatives at
Partnviil", Va.
I'r ' ax? I'.. Morns^ette and family haws J
returned Ironravant of several weeks to j
Print a Edward.
Miss Maggie L. Zmck? has returned to t
the city after a pleeaaaf vi*it of six as ska
it Crotet A!1 ermirle county. 1
Mha Anme May Smither, of Nl west -
iTa.v street, has returned from a months j
vis.t to Louisa Courthouse, ve\.
Mr. s. w. 11 -' saw baa bean called to j
ram announcing that . i
thai ? ? ill in that city.
Muring the : ? tUgUSt there were
KM am its m i la in Richmoad. <>'
HI wet.I ??? i n i -: 8 watts person-.
Mrs. S. F. Woodia and children re.
turned yesterday from Priace Edward,
where they apent tba months of Ja
August.
i;.-v. w\ W. Landrum l>. D. has returned
from bis lummer'vacation ami will cob*
d-i-t the services at the Second Baptist
church to-night.
i ind WaddiU has been called
, ? , ? |?| ,lis 111.
fathi a n nerabls Edmund
i nearly sigbty years of age.
[| raa ': ?? i rafale Club t'. ,? i
the ! oung Pultons M< nday
afternoon, and not the Old Dom d
? ippearyesb rdaj by a
error.
?i i Stella Ward and her younger bro
era lived in
tbisciti and
here, arrivt d ft ly in San 1 rancisco, their
? .our,, homi. on Band ly morning last.
Mr. DougbuaWherry left tbeeiivyea.
terdayfor a few days' vacation He will
apt ? l two or three days ai tha White
Sulphur Springe and from there go to
Culpeper county to visit a ana friends.
Th-re was a double wedd Moaday
night udeace ol Dot trees \
I m -? set, wheo Mr
James W. V'os was married to Miss M< Hie
,l UBOS and Mr. !' iBIOS to
\ i: it. LcRoy .i Pbaap
perforn ?? I the eremoay.
Dr. lair, past t of Qrace-Ftreet Presby.
terian church, has r iturned home
upending hi ? * ic ition S"r' b and n tbe
? Hi will conduct
iter' ices in the lecture-room ol but ohun h
? night at 8 I ? o'cl *k, and fill bia pulpit
IN (1 '-?;? ! iv. b ith im run; | aad Bight
Mes is. William Daffron, Philip Ryaa.
and Dr. I). -I Col iman have been elect- i
? rn the McOill I'atholic I nion
to the 'atholic Young Mei
i nion, which will be In session In i
ington October Tfh an 1 Uh 'l he alter
. John Finaegaa, James
?.. and i homes Muldowney.
" rs. C. I!. BJll. Of Richmond; 0. B,
WMls,, : Mancl ter, an 1 W I'. Gt inger,
I | , ?,. will represent Viroitfla in
the session of the Great Council ol the
Cnited States of the Improvt
? Men. which opens in Boston on the
:th instant ai 9 A. M. Tha conai il wul
probably be in session lot live days.
TURF AND DIAMOND.
Vedenlat's Itacliitf <>n the leadliiz
11 asks- ?Teeterany's BalL
|Ily latSgiaiitl to the Dtspat Bwl
Yoi-k. September ". -Sheepahead
Bar: Fsrat raee sweepstakes for ?
v,i,r.r! led, -iv furloi :-: Men.
den w,,n Mike Watson second, Dublin
third. Time, kill* ,, . , .. .
Secondrace two r*er-olds.$l
six furlongs rhorndale won; St Omer
second Prather third. Time, 1:131-4.
Third ract three-year^ld aweepatakes,
%\ oooadded.six furlongs Olarendonwon;
Wrestler third. Time,
...
Fourth ra-- three-year olds, selling
iweepstskes, *ji,000 added, one mile aula
furlong- Raymond <J. won: Frank Ward
second. Here third. Time, 1:55.
Fifth rac handicap sweepaUkt a. ?1,000
adde I. one mde and three sixteenths
Montague won; Banquet second, Ken
turd. Time, 2:01.
Sixth ra? three-year-old sweepstakes,
>i 000added, mils on turf -Ballston won;
Kern second, Young Duke third. 'Inn-.
1:11.
nita-TST-T
Brooklyn League): Pittsburghs.4: beat
hits.-- errors,6, Brooklyns.oj base-hits,
:, errors.2, Batteries Day and Decker;
Caruthera and Clark.
New x'orkl League): New \
hit., 9 enrol i, I. Cli v lands, i: bnst
I rs, 1. Batl Ruaie and But k
!,m ? \ iau and Zim
phi] i Cincinnatia. 12:;
il. is- errors, 3. Philadelphiaa. M .
ta. 15; errors. 7. Batteriea Fore?
man and Keenan: Mauana and Harring?
ton Gleason, Smith, and C,ra\.
New York Players'): NewYorka.5; base.
hits,S; errors,4. Buff aloe, 3; baee-hite.6;
errors, 3. Batteries -Craae aad Ewing;
St ifford and Mack. Be nd game New
,4: base-hita, 17. -rr,,rs.... Buffaloa,
1 ; base-hits, 18; errors. ;. Batteries J.
I aring O'Day, and Vaughn ; Stafford ami
Brooklyn (Players' -eleven int
i - be --.mt-. IS; errors,8. Cln
,??,?,- B; base-hits. 7; errors, i, Battenes
Barston and rarrell.
Philadelphia (Players'): Philadelphiaa,
13; base-hita, 13; en ?ra,6. Pittebnrgbs.8;
base-bits, 8; errors, i. Battenea liuihn
ton andCro s; Tenei an I Hurley.
,;. < ,,i i. ..'u- i I ho first game ended
before it b. gan in a dispute m reeard to
the umpire. Both clubs chum the forfeit,
and the matter will be carried be!
I eague directors lor settlement H
Sost ,:., i: base-hits, I; errors. I.
Chicago, 3; base-hita. 10; error-. B. Bat
in ami (iau/. l: Hatehinaon
and Kittndge.
Boston (.Playera): Beaton, ii: base-hits.
fa- errors, 4. Cleveland. 9; base-hits, 11;
error- none. Batteriea Redbourne.Mur
phy, and Swett: Cruber, Sutanffe, sad
llrennau. .
, Qore: A Us after ten innings, when
darknesa cloeed the game. Baltimores. 6:
base-hits.6; errors. 6. ColumbuM base
hits 6; ern rs, 5. Batteries Herman and
Tate;' Knauaa and Boyle; Chamberlaia,
I ? . and < > Connor.
> ra nee. Mar-. !?: base-hita, 12; errors,
?i Toledi - 8; bast oil i, I ? rrors, 4. Bat
Keefe and Pitsi CuahmaB, Bag*,
and Welch. .
Rochester: Rochesters, I base-hita,2;
err. rs. .t. LouisvuTss. 3; base-hita.?; -r
r,, ., ? Ratb rii - M Her and Mc&eougb;
D.uly. Ryaa, ami Bligb.
OUT WITH THE TIDE.
hix rorsoos In a SSae?' All t?doubt?d!j
UroMueil.
(By tstsateaai to the Dtayaaan.]
Sv< DtnOO, t\L.. September 1 Thi
sloop Petrel, command-d by i aptaia Wu
i an 11 Hoy, a well-known shipping man
cap ized iust outside the hurl, irTSSterday,
No one -aw the accident A sharp wim:
was blowing aad it ta supposed theslo?i|.
was overturned suddenly. It was foun.;
by some retarning Isharmen, who also saw
dies of two women aoatlBg near it.
They tried to aecare tbe bodias h? won
unaldstodo so owing to the Ugh BBS,
They came to the city, gavsthe alarm, am
a larau fleet of bout- went out to search
i for the bodies, but without sue ana I ben
, were vix persons in the yacht AH WCW
undoubtedly drowaed. The oeeupanti
were- ( aptam and Mrs Hoy. Mrs. \.al
lace, daughter of a Pr-sbytenan ministei
of this city and a lady and two chi dret
who e names are unknown. It is babevec
the bodies have been all carried out to sea
by the tide. _
TERRIBLE RAILWAYACC1DENT.
A Train Thrown rroiu tbe Traek-Slxteer
rersom Hurt-Two Fatally.
,r?y tei?irr?i>h * aha Dtspawb.]
Hot B\r?nK*s, Wvsn.. September 8.-/
t*rrible aeddsat oecurrad,taei night foui
mthlifrom iai.-loOorge. about sixty mile
fromMa on i."m the Northern Pacific rail
llT Ka.t-l-ind Passenger Train No. I
?raa'wrecked. 'Ihe tender of the aawoav
anaiae. ths mad-. expree*-. and baggage
ears the smoker, the emigrant-, and tw.
SlVcoachea war. thrown trom the track
sixteen persons were injured?two fatally
v?? v.iumr. umpire of the Northwester!
Kirue and^J. D. Keppler, of Red Bluff
Cat Both have since died.
lK.?Wer Renemlnated for Congreea.
Itcssow, Miss., September 3. -Charles E
ir iker was reuominated for Congreas to
i i fiav from tbe Seventh district at aooa
. I ventioa held at Brookhavea, Mum.
IlK SVYKI1 SLUGGERS
ND SECONDS OF LYNCHBURG BE?
FORE HIS HONOR THE MAYOR.
Inqnent Appeal of Ex-Mayer Man?nn,
IUferee?The Case UlsniNsed and
All Happy?Weather Mtatlntlra.
[Special telecrem to Uie DIspatctLl
Lvsriiru ?<i. Vs.. September 1 All those
on-enied US the late slugging m itch, were
,efore the Mayor this morning, hx.Mayor
faasna. amikaaBtaa f*f the party, asked
bat the warrants bo withdrawn, a. all had
tottaa -ati-fa tioa. This custom, he said.
iad always been allowed by the Coart,
iveatoaarsoas who wcro frequently hs>
ore the eoati for assault, lie also said
I taken plats. w*s?aajdwhssa
t did with a view of preventing B die.
nrbance of the peace and the <iuiet of law
?it,-.
or ceonsa not.
No one knew of the affair until it ana
u-er but those conn?t-l with it.
sets not reeponsi! le for the i ablieatipn ol
i . - who talked ol il rompoeed two
?lasses one being good people, who are
?onscientiouslv opposed to -u h atla'r*.
.ml whose charity they asked. The other
,vnsac!a-? ? i o? pie who thought thei h I .
I , -t pf an sscitiag street,
ight.
no i ot st inoct ir.
The difficulty betwaen the two .mntle.
bed sueh a point tnat they
tndte 1 -i". sad ha thought it
mould have been condnoted iB the quiet,
honorable manner that it waa than to have
and a-In,,.tmg affair in kb* Street
1:1 ; BOWaa BBBanSSBS II*.
I:. ? v ? agree I with these point
il ited thai lie thought the fight >
have taken pi i< ? outside the - y. I i< re
I ng ' to the affan
tna Mayor d imisaiil the
.
Through the efforts of J. H. I
- rvers! thta point, tweaty-nine
ir an I crop stations have slr-adv
- ablished, and be lias been sutaor.
i a-enty-ons more, Jo be
nt the agricultural sad
especially the I.i.growing sections ot
the State. Arrangi m Dta hav,< I ee i made
.: ipbed at tl
ernmen i the stations i imed
v. re the operators ?d: post
?hem promptly and cnuspicuously.
It' the people of these localities
will pi ivide signal 6 igs the operators t so
m. Agreements olthis
sind hat red into at t ie ! dlow
ing iUI Norfolk and \>
s . ilk. Suffolk. Windsor, ,Wahe
field, vYaverly. Wilaon, Blackstone, Burke
ville. Farmville, Pr< spect, Pamplin, Appo
i Cone, rd, Bedl rd City, Buford
Bonsacks, Roanoke. Bab i '?*;?>
S'ew Hi Dublin. Pulaski. \Vvthevillc,
Rural Retreat, Marion, Beltyille. 11 ids
Springs, Abingdon, and Bristol, Dun.
AIU'IIIOXM loINTS.
S|,, ? si reque ts h ive I ssn ms le i
, . .... st two stations on the I .
peaks ami Ohi sn I for two more on the
Richm ?nd and Danville. Ryker hasalso
imide SppliC Ition to the total, i 0 a--'? 11
tion i ? ?? ?? nteea more points
and (lags -an be ta
? ?.itesl benefit to tol eeco
Krow< .- oon ..s the j.omts are bust
! mentswill becompleted.
\l, Ry| i wae i lea dayt ago the recipient
ol ahighlj compliment iry letter from the
Chief Signal ? >ffl' er commending his seal
,n- efforts to promote the eaVnencyand
the aervice.
sv"ll'.t:i:i-s: IW.
no clab ol Pamplin City has in?
vite i the gun dab of this citj to a big
squirrel dew, to be held at that put .?
r'ridav ti: ? MB instant.
The Methodtal rally here is creatine
great interest, and imBaasnmoiowoaaraia
:,!.,.rerj night.
AN UNKNOWN ITALIAN KILLED.
I'rUoners rscupe from tli* ItosioiWe I'"
lire SjtariSB II Train HreaUs.
Hi l* -tfriin. Ui f&e Jttspat, li.l
BoaBoaa, v,.. September I h freight
tram on tbe N< rfolk and Western railroad
ran over and killed an Italian wln?e name
ia unknown in the Blurueld vardathii .?%???.
| In - at t O'clock. II" ' ttgil. ''"' u,,t
see bim in time to cheek his train.
ran n i oan i wai a,
Bsvrral prisoat ? mad- theireacapefrom
to-aighl by cutting
through the ceiling sad jumpiag a dis.
tanceof twenty feet to the ground. Beve.
.< were tired at them by policemi n,
?.v.nl. I bia is the secondovt
i the past month.
i i .1 i. Romberg, the financial
I the Roanoke Seminary, died this
rniug after a brii I illness. The de
v .. sn sn iabl sentlem in and was
Ibi all wbo knew him.
, ill. I I -I >V
An ? wt-boaa I tr ighl tram broke la two
this c fv ami Bale
morning. The rear end ran backwards
..? i, oUided with another tram, i
the breakage of ??? ? iral care. Tha track
waa blockedfor lour houra.
< barleaJa- kson (colored) bad Ins bead
mashed on Bunker Hill tast night at a lat
bourbyJaaa Wdliams. His condition is
critical. _
ONE MORE BRAKEMAN GONE.
Me rntla Bstwaea the ^ at? and Is Horribly
Msasjts i aa aba u. aaal i?. it- a*
mseetsl Magram aa tho Disswsea, i
LracHat so, \'a.. Bepl eabet 1 About I
o'clock t,,.m. ht .1. J leper, a brakem.m on
| ? d and Danville road, left h-re
,, i r< ng and b< althy y nag man. but by to
? he w i- a ir rpae. It a ama that
when his train waarnnoing between Staun?
ton river ami Chatham be a, cidentellj fell
i. tween the cars and waa horribly mangled.
ilia reman - were wrapped in a -antra-.
brought In re. and prepared for burial, and
then taken to Ins noma on Daniels
Hill in thta citv. II- had not be.n on the
road Ion,;, baring formerly worked In a
brick-yard near here. Hewaaabonl twonty*
eight years old. ^^^__
Caea-Mhaeveea Mriae.
I by tategrapn to tbe l):?;,a^ o.!
Sr | .. -? pUmbt r '.'. Ihe coal
miners in the Bs lleville district have gone
,i, isti ka for two oento a bushel fordig
al. six mining - mi aaiea are af
feoted. rhe ruling price in the distnet
hai, h< B OB I and a half l swas a
bushel. aaaasjBjpawaaBBSBj?
I ell Into a Ills FBI ol Soup
Than iS a ^entleinan in thin ritv WBC
brings into existence nght before this sysa
L ,i iu- ,-v. rv hour in the day the
most v. inderful sink.ug aighta thai sirs
N.r> pl< ? ng to those win, happen to be
where tl oojecttay dble.and while there
area-r-.it n.anv people who trj to follow hii
footsteps,they with their horrible blua
,0 into the soup by their not being
able to produce the same material that
this fiTeat originator does, lhi.sindmdu.il
who has uarned UuS lame i- a man win:
d ss not Mow his own born or sm* hu
own pratae, but merely calli attention bv
means to Lm -punk and courage u
; nr-t-cla-s tailor-made clothing at
;;.i per --nt. under those dealers who laboi
under big expenses and are obliged to ex
tort OUtrageoBS pro-its on whatever thev
oiler for sale. Mr. Fellbaimer. the geutli
man who calls attention, wishes it stat?c
that the remaining stock of Summer Cloth
in,;. Hats and furtishiug tioods will b'
sscrifleed m order t,, make rooaforha
ma-siveaaaortment ol Winter Suits. Over
c ,nts, Ac., and if th-public wishes to sur
prise themselve- with unheard-ot los
prices thev should call at once at tbe fa
mous 8. O. P. C. Hall, on the aouthwes
comer of Third and Broad streets, and wt
can assure them that they will have n<
occasion to regret it.
Hebrew New-Tear CarOa.
If you want Rash Hashonah Hebres
New-Year Cards and Paper, a full hue cai
be had from 5c. Up to *?. Bloch's, a selec
line at R. <J. Myer s Bookstore. \fi0 ess
Broad street, corner FirsL Mail order
promptly filled. _
fjajnln Ol-l Virginia AlLTobs-co Ciga
rettes. _
The " laaasnl nosaewaril-n?'?w^."
leaving White Sulphur at t> A. M. and ar
; nvmg at Richmond at 6:J0 P. M. SSWSf
Sunday, will be discsmtinued after bs-p
' tomber 8tb. The laat train will be at
Monday 8th. Tbe (lraas-Wid<.were trail
west of Charlottesville <m Saturdays ha
lieen discontinued. The 4:? P. *:.**?
will not run west of Charlottesville j*
Saturday. It will conUnue to run netweei
Richmond snd Charlotteeyllle.
Hmoke Old Virginia AlLTebacco Ctna
rsttea.
laratTonn i.anu ,
pany.
In another column v? ill l>e found an im
ortant announcement in regard to thta
impan v. ....
Mr. 1 Wman Epe*. the prealdant. ta re
uded as one of the best busini>s?-men in
ottowav county active, energetic, and
f sound judgment. He is the kseea of
ie Blackstone Miilimr and Manufacturing
forks, recently erected
Dr E. ii. Booth, the viee-nrealdent. was
,r a number of vears a director in tbe
itlseaa Bank of BUckatone. He is now
prominent citizen of James City county.
a and a member of the Hoard of >!*?
jr?of William ami Mary College.
Captain J. M. Hams, the *e.-retarv is a
irge sml Bucoeasfal merchant st Black.
t,ne and director in the Citizens Hank.
Ie , ommiuds the Nottoway Oraya, a Ma t
ulitarv company which took a coneaera
us part in the l>o inauguration ceremo
' Mr. II. H. S-av is a popular and sjaj
accesafnl merchant st Blackstone aud
Ihrector in the Milling and Muaulacturug
' impany of thai town.
Mate* P. at. Harr*i? wnlnlvand favore.
ilv known in Virginia i men haut highU
espected, a man ot go d pidumeat and
xcellent business ipiah'ie-. He is ab>o
lireetor m tiie Bank of Crewe. .
Mr. .1. 0- IhalUy Is treaaui tr of l.uneo
mrgcouaty and a successful farmer. He
l a partner in the firm of Beay, I'sglov *
Mr T. M. Dillard is a Bart* l in the firm
. Tuggls A Co., who maaafactara
fertilizers on an extensile *? ale. Il? ka
,-erv p t,uhir and considered s. tine bust
an. , , ,
Judge William H. Mann i- known tobo
he moot prominent an I sue, east .1
awv.rs in Bouthmds Virginia He is
iiresidenl of the Hank of Crewe and Slao
d theCitiwns Bunk of kaarhatoae, Ihe
otnpauv is fortunate m having him as a
lireetor ami its attorn v.
rhecompanv.t ion rh recently oraealsea^
has soldoverU. ion, I the stock. Amoagaa
the stockhola ' the ataeaW
aent citizens ol llichmond and Pelara
I,nr- Hon. P.. C. \ -i able, Colonel John
!'nr-, H. ami i ii \
The Old Umnlnloii MMBB1 :?n?l t.?au Aa
siirlatmn. Hi. luuoiol, Va.
This company invites the attention of
the people ol Richmond to it" itrapleaed
i ra tiaal plan f-r enablingpereoeeol ?mall
means to -?? are homes >1 tin hr owe.
The eompani wdl 1-nd money oa real
est at i to within IS pel seel of the es>
praised value, to be returned In ?mall
monthly instalmenta aearoely more tliau
the ordinary monthly rent.
As a simple n.->.,.. ??? the abaras of tfea
?i my ar- verv desirable ba au.I the
act that thee represent tbe sasallawl poa>
Slide n-k with MS largest profit, the aw,
, ur.tv being alwaysraaTeetate,
Leslies or other pers as of weaas bo*.
sbU or wUliagto sngags in a live buai
nese purauiu i sa by an investment in ihe
?fa ires ol thta company lie. time, pre; ttcelly
partners In an extensive, active, end profit?
able business, under the management of
men with tbe best buaiueea uneiities and
i ? i . ? I exi
For mil particulars tfa.leeiriBa to ln
rest or to borrow will plea-- , all oa ee
addn as 1'ani on M i iarrot,
S-, retat'. an I treasurer,
,11 , ea-t Ma n -
BOB, I. T.v:"l: BaXVSOB, I'lesideat.
Dire, t, r
.i. Tarroa Ei Lraoa,
S ?? i? V. RaawM ? B,
Faaxi I Bt m v
.tons B. I'i a, f . . .
Joan s- Ei lbi i
Rev. R. H. Pitt, bavtag i - ti Bailed from
theciti lor a day or two. Rev. Dr !'? Hard
will speak to toe VesaoUHtreel eharch
to-night. ^^^^
Snmke old Virginia All-Tobacco Ciga?
rettes. _
D,? tor. hive antedi yea, bat aot in yi u
ease. Suppose you try A* B. 0. Allasatlf a
aad ba healed. ^^^^^ _
Smoke Old Virginia All-Tobacco Ciga.
retb
ihe run * Hill
is one of the most baiqail an ssaaaaswsa
ever perpetrated Bpoa a tree j.pie, has
even il H does pass Caagreaa they cannot
paaa a bill that will compel ? > to warn
that old inconvenient trunk of vnn.
Throw it away ami buv a R-ller I ray
Trunk. Bold by dealers. Mada ?<v U. W.
i;, oatree.'. Brother Ri< km ad \*.
Snmko Ob! Y.'i;inia Att-TohaeaB C'ga
rettea. .
Atthela-tif hrteth like a SSfsmafc A.
B, c. will i are tbe I
Suiok- Old i njasBl All-Tob.i. Oga.
I-tt-S. _
llouiri' !
I't.yti ana < are asnaag knasxaaaa'a ? eder*
ful liruinlnean 1 tiasati ?erfcBl Vv at*r iboull
11 ssrHaalar t i> stry " I esawaserB,' ami tae
pitiout sseal lie ssoraai naeo on tin, ial*l.
I.SWis U. Ill swsi i. <J-osral Mauac r.
?fast U omlerful Sprlni:
ka,,?n, the i: imiiier Hiamlaa Ariaat' Sprlaa
of A-".? ??oaiitr, N. OL suiTerer? wilt, any t>W><*l
? kin. Sl'loef, at ?ioma.-li tr-iblaa will f. 1 the
fniisas Hrumloe-Arseu Water the paaSjSj
cure kuowo.
OWBNd A MlSOB DSfO I'OsriSV. Agent*.
Kictmiou 1, \a,
iiiifc-di's HI????<?.
This Insidioua allm?nt 'f I ^-, l"t'? uegie-ta.1
will-indeimine t?,e itrea?eel eeasdtuIlea aad
brlDgUM Tinm m a preitore in re. " ???
mei,n;eiywarahageaal ios?u? neaim ?i anee
a* a see el me proper reeterauve, met gieai
ttreogmeoer of tb-? unitary and :is??"?e or
gai... Il It. H. ,H"tanl Blood ISa'u, .
paii'i U'in?el,< ulimai,,'??a., antes " ' ????
n l.n.lred dutlara' Worth <A m-llne for
nnghts aiaeaae. tun It -id ?? no *-???!. ? ??*?u
t ok H l< B . Which rel:?re1 tne. ?y ap|*Uie
is realoree" ami I at aaie wohont pain '
l A. Maid-x. AUaaia. oa.. wrlt-a . "I liU
rr< .1 ir mbla ta pa#?ini arloe, wbl h wa? Biir-i
wdlmeau M? >? n and lotas aaja ma
. | a.na.el I h.-' "?? ?PI ??"? **?&&*
r.-i,. I beeane aen i i I able to iU?p
?nuodiy. -i w., i ? - I '' a ?? a""* B-0 ssawa
r<,|hJ?a? Williams. * I ly. Teno . write* "1
waaweesisd ?:?i ??'?'- ??'""' ,*"'";"1L*'4
ooaftaed l my Bee" Ms I sates o' ?>? ?? a.
made a atetl mau af roe.'
The low price at ? - r?t*j la*rr*l
Astkii 00 a ?:.,wie:gei hy all aa th? vary
?ajsst art salttTr***g ??'' '"'?-", ? ?'1 snsyBi
i i?a?es n,, reaasa Bag H aaeaM aot ia
all . a-a* ha?a *he pref^reo-aof custulttara.
IT'S SAFE TO INVEST.
Wore op< u as daylight about onr
goo.U It a tlio only road to contldenos;.
TLuit'a onr lever ol business.
Ahk the .sharpsset ?|ueatioi;s vou like
aliout HasBaa Crosa-<iuoetiou tlio .piality,
turn tiie garmonta inaido out t<> look at
tho workmanship. They'll stand it.
We made them to.
Don't take anythiu? lot granted ami
wish afterward jen'sl anied. Make it
your basineasto know Luw the clothing
is likely to serve you before you lay out
a dollar. Ask why. Time enough to
buy alter you'vo made as sure it's right
as you can.
Then jou'il understand how low out
pricfa are.
snsr See tbe valtiea in the Children.'?
Bthool Suits at |2.o0. $a.50, and |5.
sssjrBee tbe valuea in tba Boys' Loog
Pants Suits at *>, t)b.50,17.50, |M.50. aad
$111.
anf Se? the values in tbe Men's Smli
at 110. f 12.113.W. and |15. ?
aaJTBee the values in tho l.igh(v
Wsigbt Overcoats af $10 and $11
?*
lOOklTUiftUieet,
uftooxsian^afioav
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