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5 Open Dens in Parade.
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lnlufD . u Lille
And thus protect your vile aud children
The Ohio Valley Life Insurance COMPANY
Of Wheeling, affords reliable life insurance
at rates within reach Of small incomes
The average coat last year in the Ohio
Valley was less than that oil any other liz
insurance company or society ID the Cotih.
Try. The Ohio Valley has IN eight yeafr
paid over 10000 dollars 10 widows and OF,
plants Of deceased members. The yeaI
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Medical examinations made Of the office
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enquire Of tue Office, second floor front,
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Ma. MARTIN THORNTON says he Is hill.
ng of rheumatism at q great rate. He
rtill has . few more bottles left Of the great
rheumatic remedy.
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THE cold that sticks closer than q
Crother 10 removed by Red Star Cough
bure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-26

1YNcH's own make mems calf shoes, all
etyles, for g 100.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-26

EDWARD L. Rose & Go. having purchased
the interests Of the Howe s. NJ. Co. and
secured the State agency for the Standard
Sewing Machine, will keep q full line oil
Howes and the elegant, swift easy running
Standard, With It's perfect attachments and
handsome woodwork. Don't fail 10 see the
The Standard See advertisement on an.
other page.
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pulIed by NAylor, MOCaminOn Gu. Apply VA
ROGERS, at No. l4US MAIN street. "
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Catarrhal Dnnpers.

LYSou's own make mems calf shoes, all
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SaamteG.

MANIFESTATION BY A CON.
w pETRNT Book.keepeF, Has gcOd ttOu
mendAtlOns, Address Il. v. VIZ lnlellnBn
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FoR RENT.
Nnt Sue.

TOR YALE-A NEW BRICK Dwell Y
II ING House In Martins Feiry, lGcARa
best section Of The town, Apply to W. VIZ
BACK, MAitlu'n Ferry,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-26

1yScn's own make mems CaliBhoes, ali
styles, for e co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-26

Atst. Matthew'S church morn.
ing the services began at I a. N, when
the following musical programme was rem.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
An,buinn-e Calls.

The city ambnlance-Dr. Rodgers IN
charge-was called out about 9 O'Clock
Yesterday morning TO man who was
lyInr II the Street II front OF P. Il.
Mavo's tobacco-f&ctory. on south
Seventh street, apparently sick. DR..
Rodgers, finding that tine person wa
only intoxicated, turned MIN over 10 the
police. lie gave the name OF SheP-
hero.
About al hour later the ambulance
v-as called 10 the corner Of Main ano
Belvidere streets TO colored man
named Richard Lawrence, VINO had got
tel hurt while trying to get OIL the trsck
streetcar which hAd ruI Of. His
thigh was quite badly injured. lie wa
taken 10 his home, 507 north Sixteenth
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
Per~onnls n,,d Briefs,

There will bs g full-dresE battalion
drill and inspection Tonight at the Ar
mory.
Mir. Beverley T. Crump has returned
home after 8 coupis Of weeks soJourn
IL the mountains.
Rev. Dr.. j. i. Taylor OF Lexington.
who mas been attending a meeting IN
Southampton county, passed through
the city yesterday en- route toI nome.
Miss Martha Morris fell IN her room
al Richmond College yesterday ABOUT
noon with al attack Of partial paralysis
Her condition last nigh- seemed critical.
About q dozen gentlemen viii leave
here Oh the Ariel tins morning fOr West
over, the hospitable home of Major a.
Il. Drswry, where they viii spehd two
OF three dsys as ms guests.
Mir. /. T. ChaffIn. VINO was appointed
by the Governor to attend the meeting
Of tine American Agricultural am
Dairy Association that met II Phils-
delphIE, returned 10 the city last eve
nIng.
Messrs. j. r. Dalton, ". Il. Il.
Barwel. and c. l. Burton. 3 commit
tee OF the Chamber Of Commerce. o.
Petersburg, were IT the city YESTERDAY
OF their WAY 10 Chicago II the interest
OF the Petersburg elevator enterprise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
OUE s'UBIIC SCHOOLS.
Enroinenf MOI Yes COmDiefc- bus
noro , ernporury Qunrtcrs Needed


Moro en1pornry 0un-tcrs Needed
The enrolment Of new scholars N tbs
public schools yesterday was larger
than iasi wear. nut the figures could
uoi be obtained from Official sources.
The authorities preferred th1t the num-
berf should not be mace until the cd
rolmenf wa complete, and many neN
scholars viii present themselves tc-dav.
parents and guardians sh1ulc have
tber children enrolled a. Oacc. While
u Is not possible i0r al the children To
be accommodated immediately, Il l.
quite certain thai public sentiment Is
aroused OF the subject, anc II Is moi
unreasonable 10 suppose that the Cit7
Council and the School Board will make
prompt temporary ARRANGEMENTS 10 H
cummodate al the children II this CITY
mite znG black. who are entitled t.
the privileges OF the city schooi-system.
To wait f0r the new schOoi-DuildiDes 10
be finished means tnaJ MANY children
some o. whom nave aireaGy waited >
wear OF mors-viL lose al entire sss-
sion.
IL this view. and with tine public
m1nd convinced o. the injustice Hnd
hardship that viii thus be worked upon
mary worthy ps0pie, It car scarcely be
doubted tina, the municipal authorities
viii hasten to add 10 the temporary
quarters rented last year until al who
have the right 70 attend our schools are
admitted. That being the outlook. Il
would be vel for parents and guardian
a. have their children enrolled, 50 that
tie publlr Gnd the Council and the
board nIsy sec iuEt what II needed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
COUNT AND CITY IrEns.
keyYs Eates Gathered from tGnche>-
tsf nu0 salesIerfieIC


Rev. James V. REYNOLDS, VINO was
ordained a. North-Run church Vsdnes-
CAV. recently rendered MS resignation
a. pastor Of the Baptist church a. CaI-
tersville. OF which ne haE hau charge
for the past year. Tie has received Z
letter informing nm o. MS UNANIMOUS
reelection. but mas not YET decided
whether o. not he viii reconsider MS
action and accept. MIR. Reynolds closed
q meeting Al ths Ridge church. IL Hen
rico county, q few days ago, II winch
there were sixteen professions OF COLI
version aRd eleven additions to the
church.
Work II the burnt disrricts-Stacy +
shuck factory. the Old dominion cot
top-facto-v. Buck ! hOtl'E mil, and
tine tannery Of Ehotwell 1 Co.'S pro
crossing well, and 1t Is hoped that al.
tint waste places vii sOon Dc built W
and II full blast again.
The tenn OF the Hustingb OOur
which begins Monday IS & very I'D
porsant One. Besides the criminal anC
lottery cases 70 be tried the sale Of de-
inouent lands vii commence that day.
4 committee OF tine members o. the
old Cheste-tleld troops viii meet Il
this ci,y Saturday to consider the ques
tIou Of having 3 reunion.
Mr. s. M. perdne, VINO at the last
meeting Of the Council rendered M
resignation aF superintendent Of MRury
cemetery, mac discharged the duties al
tendant upon hK position II the mos,
efficient manner.
The Chesterfield County Court ma
adjourned for the term.
The lawn.party gwen by the lannIs
Allyn Assembly, knights Of Labor, ~
the benefit OF the employees Of the Oic
dominion cottoB-factory, which Va
recently partially destroyed by fire
mas proved quite success. /; will
close with bal Al Oersley's hal 10
night.
The ladies 0f the Meade MemoTia
Episcopal church had beautiful nigh
for their moonlight on the ariel las,
night, carried q good crowd, End al
VINO vent enjoyed the delightful rrip.
Judge s. Bassstt French returned
from. Lexington Yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17

The following cases were disposed o.
Yesterday mornIng-JustIce d. {. Rich
ardson presiding
anna Krause, drunk, disorderl7 2,
and fighting and creating disturbance,
70 the annoyance OF the nelghborhood.
REQUIRED 10 give security for twelve
months II the sum Of sl0e.
EDWARD Aiaplston Myers lcolored
breaking and entering the shoe-shop OF
Edward Campben and stealing . lot o.
shoes and leather straps. On account
Of tender age turned over to ms mother
70 be- whipped.
Joe Hamilton tcoiursdl, stealing q
tep.dollar suit OF clothes from L. /.
Tuck. Sent TO jail for three months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
Marriage Of Two VtrEinians m WASH
fnsTou y earerany.

The Washington Star Of YESTERDAY
evening announced that marriage
license had been issued IL that city 70
Bir. Joseph a. TYLER, Of Richmond,
and Miss Lsttie 7. boswell, OF Hanover
Junction, Virginia" "
8ir. Tyler, famiiiarly known among
hiF friends here a. Allen Tyler, If ar
estimable snd popular young gentle
man. Is 8 member Of the trm Of Tan
neT d Tyler, wholesale Oii-dealsrs,
fourteenth street, anu Ii the son o.
John y ieI, ESQ.
Miss boswell Is tins youngest Gsugb
ter CT Major Thomas v. boswell, OF
Bulltiell, II Hanover county, and has
6 large circle OF friends here.
Blr. sDd Mrs. I yler viii return nome
TO-DAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
knights 7empinr's Conc.ave "a al
I.nIisS.

knights J emDtuf's foucsHF- "a ~
I.ouiS.
The twenty third t-iennl2l conciave.
Grand Encampment knights Iempl4rs
Of the United States, vii be held II 81.
Louis. commencing Sunday. September
18Th, with religious exercises II the
Exposition Music Hall, and continue
through the following week. Arrange
mentE have been MADE for the accOmmo-
datlon Of 10000 knights and a. many
more OF the members OF theIr families
and friends. On Tuesday there will be
8 grand parade, and il If expected tia,
there will be 10000 1emplarE IL line
Wednesday there viii De q drill a. the
iaD. grounds, 10 De followed II ths a.
tern00n by band Of 2,0Ou piaces, Ill
Der the direction Of J. :. Gilmore,
supplemented by al anvil chorus Of tifty
men and s battery o. artillery. which
vii render national airs. During the
entire cOnclave-Week there viii ne ez-
cursions and entertainments tor the
amusement Of tine visitors.
Washington. No. 1, nave decidec %
10 as 4 body. This organization ez-
pects To start out eighty strong ano
with the additions from Columbia.
Potomac. and De Moiay, ther rank
ar likely 10 be swelled TO 100. They
viii also be Joined mere by the deiegs-
tion from the Virginia Communicates,
erand- Commander sIr Frank Reed, and
Teuplarg from Richmond, Norfolk
Petersburg. Stauuton, LynchbuTg
Alexandra, and other places II tine
State.
The pilgrims, mindful Of their con-
fort and welfare. have secured trans
portation By the Pennsylvania railroad.
They will 90 II special, MADE mp OF
baggage-car, parlOT-car, and nme
sleepgrs. The tram viii leave here
September 18th ii 9 7. NJ, tne passer-
gers breakfasting at Altoona. taking
tine obgervation-car over the mountains,
dining NJ Columbus, ano reaching y.
Louis al : O'Clock the ensuing Monday
morning. They viii remain IN thai
city until midnight Of the 25d, and,
after the nocturnal industrial pa
rade is over. leave for Chicago
where they will stay until Saturday
afternoon, and reach home Sunday
night. The rates for the trip IRE aston
ishrngly low. Ths cost 10 st. Louis
and back, including sleeper, Is el5
where the direct trip if taken, and f0r
laying over ii Chicago s5 extra.
ANY information regarding TINS trip
cheerfully furnished or application to
Robert A. Parke, agent Pennsyivanis
railroad. Washington, D.. G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17

Issusurrer n~a zssssu "a 0us~h over
ruase--.Aajusgsd . 1.un<s,e-Isssss-
crasse nessscsng. r.so-
EogFuLE. Sent. 1G. 1896.

E0RFoLK, Sept. 1G, lHse.
The United States Circuit Court re-
sumed its session this morning al ii
O'Clock, Judges Bond and Hughes pro
siding. Judge Bond rendered tbs de-
cision ovcrrulrng tine demurrer 10 the
counts IN tine indictment. argued Ril
DAY yesterday, as 20 the misapplication
of funds. After tins decision neither
side seemed ready to proceed with tine
trial, and both sides asked Tor a
postponement. which was granted,
and the case continued to the
first Thursday IN November. Is motion
L. QuaSh the indictments as 70 false en-
Try was then argued by the respective
counsel and overruled. The special
Jury was then discharged, and the whole
matter goes over to the specIal term,
when it If expected that Chiei-Justtce
v aite viii he nero and the entire mai
ter then disposed OF. There rs no AZ
neal from tine determination OF this
court IN the trlal of criminal prosecB-
tions. The bank otlicers and directors
al renewed their bonds for appearances
A. the time designated. Cniei-IustISe
Waite is now IN Alaska. and It seems
10 have been al error IN supposInS ne
would be present al thIs term.
The luTymen, vino are from Alex
andris. Loudoun, fanquier, and Prince
William counties, leave fGr home To-
night, as viii the n0D-rssidsni ulen'-
bers Of the bar, Hen. John lsandolph
Tucker, Judge Crump, Major Page,
Roger L. Pryor. Jr.. anu others.
Captain Robert T. HudgIns. Of TINS
city. haE beer appointed TO the con-
man6 OF the United States quarantine
steamer Wo0dvarG, al Cape Charles.
Captain HudgIns was IL the United
States rsvenue-se-vlce before the wa,
and during the war served as q captain
n the regular army Of the Southern
Confederacy
Alr. Harrison Etheredge, . wealthy
farmer Of the lndian-Oreek section OF
Norfolk county, was committed 20 jail
Yesterday at lunatic 10 be sent 10
williamsburg. lie was deacon IN the
Baptis, church and supervisor Of the
county.
The total number Of death II Nor
folk last month were seyenty-three, and
il Portsmouth twenty-tOur, ACCORDING
to the official reports.
The Democrats OF Norfolk are doing
considerable rejoicing to-day over the
nomination Of Hon. Marshall Parks ioi
Congress, and confidently assert, Gnc
Doubtless believe. he will carry the dl--
trIct against Bowden, despite tho enoJ-
NOUS negro majority. Tine Commodore
II workmgman. but he mas o hercu-
lean task before hin II the Black belt
There were several weadlngs o.
prominent persons IN Norfolk yester
dny IL the Methodist churches aac
/ Jewish synagogue.
The public schools were opened yes
terdn and al filed to their creates
capacity. Tine same Is the case II tins
rwenrv-four schools II Portsmouth.
Nj. george ". Wilson, 3 popula'
bank officer snd NJ. John c. BakeI
[ OF the Norfolk bar, are seriously IL a
their Residences. Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
cLAr-Nnnn ACrrvR.
Hrstsnnfien or Pressaeuf 6e<idirs-
Election af New Ous.srs-

Al 3 meeting of Clsy- Ward Actives
last nlght AZ WesthRm Hall Mr.. 7. p.
Campbell Was called to tine chair. The
following letter was read from Mr..
Charles W. Goddin tendering ms resig-
nation, which was accepted
RICHMOND, VA, Sept. 1G, 1876.
9ofhe Members Of tee Clap Ward Ao~
fIve CiEb.
SIentlemen.-With q deap sense OF
gratitude for thr honnrE YOU have con
terrsd on me-first, by my election &c
the Office OF treasurer, and then 70 tine
honorable position OF president-but
yet compelled by the pressure OF en-
gsgements which prevent that atten-
tion 10 your affairs which their im-
pOrtance anu my interest N them de-
maud. tender you my resignation OF
the ofiict of presiding officer.
AppTsciating the importance oi
having nj your head one not only ~
terestel. but who has means and time
Il HiE disposal appreciating also the
lmportzncs Of the approaching cam
uaign. and having the rIost sincere
interest In the success OF the party II
that campaign, an constrained IRON 8
sense Of duty to take this step. Please
be assured that ] AN N full accord
with tine party and determined 10 do
all IL mY power to secure the election
Of the nominee, hon. George d. Wise,
snd viii he glad To be assigned to any
WORK II the interest Of the Democratic
party.
IL conclusion. beg leave TO thank
vol tor the confidence You have re-
posed N me, and for al your uniform
courtesy.
Enclosed please find treasurer's TO
rort, with vouchers. for your approval.
Very respectfully, DC,
CHARLES ". 6ODDIE.
The following officers were then elect
ed President, Mir. Thomas 2. Camp
nell secretary, Mr.. S. i. Brady; First
Vice President. Captain j. Z. O'Bap-
non Second Vice-President, Mr.. 6.
Waddey Wilde Treasurer, Mr.. j. L.
Hankins.
The next meeting Of the Club viii be
held Wednesday night next.
The names OF Captain q. Il. O'Bannnu
and Aiessrs. Leigh Crutchfield and 5.
j. Brsdy were ordered to be entered Oh
the roll OF members.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
OUSTEDBY TIHEOOURT
AB8U7 TWENTY C0UETy SCHOOL 80
PERIFTEKnEETs DIsPLACED.
Resolution CT thsfaensral Assembly Of Fer
Tuary, 1855, Declared Eun
and VOID.
A telegram to the Dispatch from
Htauutor received last uirht SAYS:

A telegram TO the Dispatch from
Etaunton received last night says:
The Supreme Court Of Appsals'
sitting here. rendered an opinion to-day
involving the constitutio1Riity Of tine
JOINT resolution passed by the General
Assembly OF Virginia on February D.
1886. relating 10 the appointment o.
county superintendent OF pubic
schools.
The Court declares the acs repugnani
TO tine State Constitution, and there
fore nun and void and the action o.
the Board Of Education taken undsr u
null ano void and of no avail.
A peremptory mzndamus Is ordered
recurring the defendant Miller, who
had been appointed county supsrID-
tsndent for Smyth county under the
resolution, TO restore the Office, books,
papers, &c., to G. W. Pendlston, the
superintendent displaced
This decision covers al the school
superIntandentE u the State who had
been removed ny the boaro OF Aoucs-
cation.
The resolution IL question Is Es i1l-
lows:
ResolseE tthe House Of Delegates
concu-7ingj. That tine Office Of county
Rnd city superintendents OF schools II
al cases shall ne deemed vacant or the
lst day OF Juiy, 1856, and the regniRI
term Of four years to commence or thai
day, and that al appointments ano cnn-
firmations 70 fill vacancies IL the Offices
Of county and city superintendent q
schools shall be only for the unexpirec
term OF hm predecessor.
From 3 weli-mformed gentleman o
Dispntch reporter last nignt learned
that II the facts are stated II the tele-
gran with precision, only about twenty
school superintendents viii be dis
placed b7 this action Of the court.
Among THESE are the superintendent
OF Amherst and Roanoke counties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17

A nnn orn collecting t$sts sh0I
Through fsse sntrx.

A colOred man named Pat. Shelton
vino Is emraoyeo al tina Chesapeake Anc
OHIO Railway Oompary's roun5-house,
was before the Police Court yesterday
morning on warrant charging MIN
with shooting Al JEFF. Anderson, al
other colored man, on the street. VIII
intent 10 kill. On motion OF defendant +
counsel, the case was continued until to
Gay.
Shelton and Anderson work a. the
same place, and the former, who
hoardsd with the -lEtter, lefi without
paying up u full. Yesterday morning
Anderson asked 6heltnn for the money.
Hhelton replied that he had heard that
he .Anderaon) was gong To shoot nm
e he didn't pay TIM money. Anderson
denied having said any such thing, and
denounced II ar q lie, and was ready 10
hack it. Shelton walked of, and after
a short absence returned, and, calling
to Anderson, said, a. Come here am
ready to pay you" Anderson started
towards HIM, when Ehslton warned him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
rlesnnrl 10 . nln,,el Young.

This following named gentlemen were
yesterday appointed To present the reso-
lutions Of respect 10 the memory Of tine
late Colonel John j. oung adopseL a,
AmeetIng Of the Richmond pa held
Mehls CITY OF the l4th OF September.
1856, to the Federal and State courts
o. lhie CITY and HeuTico and Hanover
counties Rnd the Bar Association oi
tins city. With 8 request tina; they may
he entered OF theu records Judge
William ". Orump, suprems oouT. OF
Appeals Legh l. Page, Esq, Circuit
Court o. the city Of Rlchm0nd Ed-
ward Y. Cannon, ESQ, ChancsrY Court
Of the CITY OF Richmond Joseph Bry-
al. ESQ, Circuit Court Of the county
of Henrico; l.. Il. Cardwel ESQ.
Circuit Court OF the county OF Han
over Samuel I. Witt. ESQ, HustinEs
Court Of the city Of Richmond Judge
Edmuuu Waddill, Henrico County
Court George 7. Hav. ESQ, Hanover
County Court John Hunter. Lsg.
Bar Association Of Richmond Jamss
LYONS. ESQ. Federal courts OF this city.
Captain l.. g. Scott Is chairman Of
the committee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
ANuiunhi. Rqu,esly

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bv The ORGANS OF the stomach and
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uaiady are surely rendered mildsr by
their nse. They are harmless for nj
sgss and conditions.