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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11
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Oregon and Warrington Territory are
bound to the Union By iron bands.
Forty years ago Q statesman oame near
trading them of to Great Britain. The
foresight Of . home missionary, DR..
Mafcos whitman, saved them TO the
nation.
Dr.. whitman had crossed the plains
and the mountains to Oregon, and
knew, from . few years residenee, the
value OF the country. He aIso knew
that the Hudson Bay Company we're
anxious to obtato possession Of the
whole Northwest, and had circulated
the report that u vas impossible for
immigrants TO orcss ths mountains in
wagons.
AZ dinner given in 1s42. where the
doctor aud severa! OF the company 9
chief officers we're present, news was
resolved that a band OF British immi'
grants had crossed the mountains.
Toosts we're drank In honor OF the
event. Nov the Americans may
whistle; the country 10 eufs," said one
OF the Eneiishmen, boastinRly.
'0od helping me. the country is not
yours:" said the doctor 10 himself. 81
be left the taels. The next day be
started for Washington on horseback
He made the journey 10 winter. and
With frosen limts called on Daniel
Webstey, the secretary OF state. On
urseentina his case. be vas blufhy told
by Mr.. Webster that the country VA
worthless.
Wagons cannot cross the mour'
tsins," said The secretary. "Sir 9sorR.
| 6impaon. Who n here, effifms that.
| sm about trading that worthless reaioc
| for eous vAluabIe concessions IN feia-
ton 10 the Newfoundland hsheries.' =
| Finding that o treaty had been appfov'
| ed by the senate, and Vas awaiting fof
| NAL ratification sud the signature ol
President Tyler. DR.. whitman seueo'
| the president. After listening 70 ni'
| story. Mr.. Tyler said:
| "Dr. Whitman, youf frozen limbs aod
| leather breeches attest your sincerity
| Can ysu take euisrsnts across sns
| mountains ia waconsf"
give me six months and ! vii TAXI
one thousand euiRsapts scross.' an
| sversd the doctor.
.Weli, . replisd the President, "if yor
take them scross, the treaty SHALL not b
| ratinkd."
In I6S3. a band Of emiRrants, unde'
the On dance OF the doctor. started from
| Missouri TO Oregon. A deputatien from
the Hudscr Bay Company met them OF
The plains, vho affirmed thai IL vas iu.
| possible 10 cross the mountains VII
the vaaous. The eraiarants almost De
| oided 10 leave their wssuns and nnisr
the journey on horssosek.
| AZ this course would have ruined Df
whiiman's plan os saving OREGON =
the Cuised States. be lsbofed win To
leaders Of the band oosil they eonsens
"a 10 follov the doctors advice snt
guidance. The band did cross ~
ueuntaius 10 their wagons; the tfesiI
% NOT ratified. and the fertile North
vest vss esved 10 the nation Jesih
Com p4xsoz.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11

m fAIxs OF vAxscue 0oxs1Ioxs or
6sRAf rMR0ETAxCn.
Loupos. April io.-Lord 6slisbusy
AHlivefed q speech ~ Oarnasvou. wales,
todsy, He aid thss be vas eoovtaeed
thas "A tbs rulaes Of Ksscpe vere sfruz-
siine 70 pssesnt . eslADisy thss might
s-HIt fssm nee cuefiefs b which esr-
snaGonoees uiahs aFiss sbss vUeid -
vejss thsis psscls- Thsss ~ 80 -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11

on. n. .. loucAkGQ
II RADUATK OF THE UNIVERSITY
VI Of PcnnsyivaniA, makes . specially
u discaccs Of tho Eyc. Ear and ThroaS
Treats private. chronic and skin diseases.
Romoves cancer, tumors and ulcers with
yut palm or use Of tho knife.
OfAoe corner Third and Cherry serooeD
Houru. q m. 70 3. m.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
wanchester News Notes.

The Manchester German Club opened
GIbbs's Hall last night with one OF the most
ENJOYABLE entertainments Of the season.
There was quite a large attendance. in
cudng many visiting ladies. The german
was ted by Mr.. Ryland c. Williams, and
dancing was kept up until late hour.
At the meeting Of the congregation of the
Fiith-Stree church night before last IL was
decided TO put the following articles In the
cornerstone OF the new church edidce now
being erected: Names Of the officers and
teachers OF the sunday school, charter Of
Manchester. list Of city officials Confederate
money, foreign coins. minutes Of Thursday
nights proceedings. Methodist papers. pres
en-, officers Of the church, and copies Of Ger.
tain newspapers.
Mr. Samuel Holman. OF Buckingham, who
has been stopping with friends IN Richmond
for several days, paid 4 dying visit 10 Man.
chester yesterday.
Miss Emily Keeling, OF BcrkloY, Is visit
ing Sins. \. II. Fitzgerald.
Charles Benedict fell into the canal at the
Hull-siTeet crossing Yesterday morning, but
was soon rescued by persons who happened
TO be near by.
Mrs. Robert Hill, oi Petersburg, Is visiting
Mr.. George T.. Gary.
James Rrosddus. Esq, OF Caroline, IL
visiting friend. IN the city.
The missionary society OF the Clopton-
street Baptis. church meets tomorrow after
noon az $3.50 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
Walker Light Guard Festival.

The notice that Captain Frank W. Cum
niugham would sing n The Walker Light
Guard Festival at AImory Esll last night
drew the largest audience The company has
vet mad. Captain Cunningham first rendered
In the Fragrant Summer Time " In bis
own inimttab'e style. and IN respense 10 3
hearty and continued encore sang "Beiieve
Me il All Those Eudesring Young Charms "
with remarkable purity and sweetness.
Monday afternoon from 4 10 o'clock
there will be matinee at Armory Halt Tor
the especial benefit Of the young folks. AZ
which the scholars Of Miss Mary ThaS's
dancing. school will dance all the latest hney
dances In costume, winding up with the
minuot in full costume OF Z" Lang Syne.'
Last night there was a spirited contest
among the gentlemen In voting for the
Daughter OF the Regiment gold badge,
which was finally awarded TO Miss Jennie
Bargamin ~ the most popular young lady OF
the evening.
The votes for the privste's gold medal
now stand l.. h. White. OF X. l.. !. Blues,
q; Louis Reese, OF Company A, g.; L. Il.
Phillips, Of Company r, 6; G. |. Caring
ton, Of Company +, .; X. F. Morris. Of
Company c. 3; John Sleinbrecker, OF Conn.,
plny \, f.
Cavalry: William Gentry, 3; Thomas
JOyner, 9.
Artillery: Harry Cole, 8; Henry Hsr-
wood, 6; ". A. Evans, 3.
Prizes for admission tickets were won by
coupons Nos. S2G, 7G3, and 779.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
Personals aad Briefs.

Forty cars were on the Electric Line last
night.
Judre ]. Singleton Diggs, of Lynchburg,
is in the city.
Hon. William T.. Gaines, OF Nottoway,
was IN the city yesterday.
Miss Fannie EubaDk, OF Liberty. Va,
IS stopping 1T No. 3l4 south Third street.
Miss c. c. Pendleton, OF Essex county, IA
visiting Miss Lucy Beach, OF Marshall street.
Mr.. W. r. Collins, OF Washington. d. e.,
is the guest Of sIr. w. j. Epps, IO7 west
Clay street.
President Ashton Starke, OF the Virginia
Exposition, celebrated his thirty.ninth birth
day yesterday.
Mr.. Fltzhugh Elder. Of stanton, has
been In town all tie week and IS the guest
Of Mr.. Roger b. Atkinson.
Mr. George A. Bowden, who has charge
OF the Western Union Telegraph Office Al
Wytheylle, Is in the city, accompanied BY
his wife.
Messrs. Duffy and Murphy, prominent
politicians OF Brooklyn, n. Y, have fol
several days past been the guests Of Captain
Charles IL. Epps.
A large party Of ladies went 20 the Expo'
sition Tuesday night 10 the charge OF hr
G. T.. HarWoOd % hear the concert and wit.
ness the Custer Massacre"
Mr. William II. Reynolds, special repre-
sentative Of the Telegram, published at ~
! mira, y. Y, is ~ the city reporting the En-
gineers' Convention for that paper.
Mrs. John Il. Martin and son, Miss Agnes
WoottOn, and Miss >. Ellis, Of Farmytie
and Miss Mary Roy oDd MIS-. u. Is. Roy, o
Duval Place, Va.,. are oil stopping AZ ia eas
Marshall street.
Ia the Police Court yesterday morning
Mr.. Wit,, counsel for William Mallory,
charged with ie'eniously assaulting anc
wounding ThonE Burgess With 4 STICK
which case hsd been seyeTaitiIses continued
waived examination for bis client apd hat
the case certified TO the Hastings Court.
Mr. y. II. Trice and bride gse NeGehec
returned b the city "Wednesday morning
/ from an extended tour. While away the,
/ visited Washington, Baltimore. Pblladel
phia, New York, and other poiats Of iute'
rest. They left yesterday for their future
( home In King William county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
julius MEYER & Sons,
6Ol AND COB BROAD STREET.
rla- THE GREAT RUsH on Gus.

~ THE GREAT RUSH OF GUS
TONERS aud largo sales Tor tho past two wooks
have ncrcssiiaiod our repicnishing our took
very largely.
WL OPEN THIS MORNING:
,n rlo,os ~ DRESS GOODS, and wo will offer
thom at aatonbhinry low prices;
PLAID DRESS GOODS. 40 iuchcs wide, at 35c.-
ucyor cold before at less than 5),.;
DOUMA-WIDTB WOOL CASHMERE at l2Kc.
ayarJ, and aiso at 25c. yard;
pontf forgot tho WOOL FLANNEL sUITINGs at
1i,. a yard-csnnot DO had elsewhere at loss
uau -c;
rie uorcalns in HENRIETTA CLOTHS;
Avery largo assortment Of PLAIN PLAID and
s1RiP.D CIOAKISGS;
.o CIOAI>S, JaCKETS. RAGLANs. and NEW
MARKETS addci 10 our stock to-day;
Aro.nor largo lot OF LINEN sPLAsHERs'
ru,Y-CLOTHS. CARyING-CIOTHs;
urFBET ani BUREAU SCARFs;
NAIKINs nul pOILIES a. very low prices.
another largo arrival of LACE CURTAINS at
g.. lo.,st prices over offered. And don't fai TO
c.our elegant SILK TAPESTRY CURTAINS At
s, would re cheap at $i2 pair
BLANKETS were never Gs choap before.
WHITE BLNNkET5 from 81 up 20 tiS pair.
COiOVED BLANKETS from Slc up to 81 pair.
C0MFOKTABiES from 7Jc. up pto Sl2
Bis bargains ia GENTLEMEN FURNISHING
GOODS.
Tho best s1,. MERINO YFST for Ladies' ever
o0crcG-it is Just us good as many sell at '5'.
Bargains now in every department.
ono price 70 everybody ana that the lowest
LEVY & DAVIS,
o-r6 lOi7 AND 1919 MAIN srEEgr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
DIR. HARVEY BLACK.
Death Here or the suDeriDtesdenf or
rne Soufbwe.rern Asylum.

DR.. Harvey Black, the superintendent OF
The Southwestern Lunatic Asylum, died Id
this city last night at 7:lj o'clock.
The deeeased was q native OF Montgomery
county aud was In bis sixty.irst year. lie
was one OF the volunteers in the Mexican
war. and upon returning home entered the
medical department OF the University OF
Virgins, where he was the roommate and
dearly-Ioved companion OF the late Dr.
Joseph Il. Brock "a brother OF DR.. Z. W. L.
BTock) who lost his life in the Capitol tiisas-
ter and was at that time the city editor OF
the Enquirer. DR.. Black upon graduating
began the practice OF medicine in Blacks
burg and met with good success; but when
the war broke out IN 1861 be entered the
Confederate army as assistant surgeon, aud
rose 10 be the chief OF Jackson's field hospi-
tai. HOsiillties over, bis duty done In the
military service, he went home and resumed
his private practice and won awide reputa-
tion. lie served rs president OF the Virginia
Medical Society, aud was always influential
10 its councils. Without any solicitation on
his part he vas elected to the position OF su-
perintendent OF the Eastern Lunatic Asy-
lum at Williamsburg, where be remained for
several years and until Malone came into
power, when he WAS oussed and Dr. Il. A.
Wise put in his place. Back 10 bis old home be
went again, but was soon called upon TO serve
his people as a member OF the House. When
II was determined 10y the General Assem-
biz to establish the new asylum at Marion
all eyes were turned ~ him Is the most suit
able person 10 advise in the matter OF con-
struction and 10 superintend the institution
when ready for patients. There, a. ut VIII
hamsburg, he exhibited great skin, abun-
dant tenderness, and untlagging devotion 70
his charge until he got in III health, when
he was often unable TO give bis per-
sonal attention to the asylum. About ben
DAYS ago he came 10 lichmoud
TO have performed an operation for stone IN
the bladder. II was the only chance be had
for lie. lie died from prostratiOn succeed
ing the operation. His wife aud children
were with him at the time Of death and will
This morning proceed with the body to
BlacksbTg.
Dr. Black was member OF the Methodist
Church and was 4 pure and good man. He
was an honor to a noble profession; was
kind, gentle, and courageous, and In life
marked by much public service always car
Iicd a name far above reproach.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
Tbe E.stTenne..ee Lease.

General. Manager Peyton Randolph, OF the
Richmond and Danyile Railroad Company,
has issued an order saying that the following
general officers IN their respective depart
ments viii assume charge of The business Of
the lines OF the East Tennessee. Virginia
and Georgia road, leased for account OF The
Richmond and Dsnyilie Railroad Company,
with offices at Knoxville, Tenn: &. II.
Hudson, general superintendent trsnsporta-
ton and maintenance department; William
Haun, auditor acrouns department; James
". Mitchell, acting treasurer treasury de-
psrtment.
All current obligations win be discharged
by aud all receipts and balances collected Tor
accouat Of the Richmond and Danyille RAN.
road CDmDAnV.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
EAST HANOVER PREsBYrERY.
Minister Received - Candidate Lii
censed-New Mission Ia the cay.

Ara meeting OF Fast Hanover Presbytery
held at the First Presbyterian church in this
clty on yesterday at IL NJ. Rev. Daniel
Iiain was received as member Of the pres
bytery by certificate from Montgomery Pres
bytery, and a request from the Williamsburg
and York River church TO be allowed TO en-
gage his services for year was granted.
Mr. J. Cleveland Hall, OF Manchester, wss
received as q candidate for the ministry from
the PTesbytery Of Upper Missouri. and
preached a sermon at 1880 p. NJ. After the
sermon he was soiemnly licensed as pro-
bationer for the Gospel ministry.
The Fourth Presbyterian church, Rich
mond. asked permission OF the presbyttTS to
establish a mission southwark from the site
Of their church In the vicinity Of Washing
ton and Ashland streets. On motion % the
Rev. DIR. Kerr the request WAS unanimously
gfanted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
THE MASONIC TEMPLE.

Flight Of 800 large colorod rockets fired stimuli
taneously. producing grand and magnificent
uariel bOuQQel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
BOARD OF PHARMACY.
LIst OF Applicants VINO Have Passed
Their Examination.

The State Board OF Pharmacy, which bad
been In session at the r0Oms OF the Die.
chapics' institute since Wednesday moyn-
ing, adjourned sine die yesterday evening.
The namas of those who passed satisfactory
examination and will i'm accordance with the
law be licensed to practice pharmacy IN this
State are a. follows:
0. NJ. Jones, Chlncoteague, Accomack
county.
W. Frederick Tonkin, Jr., Portsmouth.
Il. ID. Apple, Milton, y. c.
w. G. Field, Alexandria
w. c. Marshall, Jr., Markham, Fauquler
county.
w. II. Cloe, Fredericksburg.
Charles x. Link, Richmond.
l.. 5. Ricketts,, Orange Courthouse.
Stewart Jameson, Alexandria.
John :. Harrison. Ettrick.
DR.. j. NJ. Whitfield, Richmond.
G. c. BOykin. lyor.
By resolution OF the board passed at a
former meeting prizes 10 the value Of $40
will be divided between the two candidates
making the highest average percentage OF
correct answers to questions. Mr.. W. Frede-
rick Tonkln, Jr., Of Portsmouth, and Mr.. o..
u. Jones, Of Chincoteague, took the prizes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
The Hanover TrOop.

The Hanover Troop, which was inspected
on Thursday night by Colonel 10. Lane
Stern. is composed Of about sixty members,
mostly farmers, who live 10 the viciuity OF
Hanover Courthouse and Ashland. This
company was organized nearly two years
ago. They expect to numcer one hundred
by the end Of the year. william +. Wick
ham. a son OF the lamented General Williams
c. Wickham, Is the captain OF the company.
j. A. Chisholm Is first and B. II. Halt Sc
eond lieutenant. Most OF the troop left the
city yesterday morning for their homes,
wsile few remained TO visit the Exposition.
While Ia the city the stuart Horse Guards
showed them many courteSies, and Company
b extended them hearty invitation to visit
their exposition at the ArmOry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
FREDENHELIS
NEW YORK STORE.
MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS. AND DRESS
TRIMMINGS.


This week wo rIko eporalty ot ALplNES-
bound All Of uio tr-t grades sold az t3c al
over -wowill selt UDu for 4o, 4t, ami 6oc.-au
coi0fs. Aifouaer shapes 90 same prices
SILK NElNflS-tl1's and all c)lors-our ~c.
Quaity attHc tiis vcnk pu'y.
IlI.sNE~ ~ tae best makes only-and no Sc
c1nls-Nc wlu eeA ths NcVk the u grades az
bge-ail coior.
kWEON~.- We have tho largest assortment OF
nn, house in tbo slsgc-all widths in nearly all
col0rs- Ncw lo'hr lowest prices Also, tho
newest latriau effects in NbbONS.
CuLuRfN'> - ILt Nil AND MLhlNO HOODS -
We have an ffuW~nsH as s7Oftufctt { IN cream ana
AL .ulur ffOIu tl. furec si1esl O. the best uiaOe
AII Iut Our HOODS aio faced With Nalcncionnos
Laos ...,....
HANn-KNl1 WOEStED GOODS, YARNS, &C,
we uft hcalquSrtcr, ou, tui hsrdly anything
in4uufsclurcd $40 that ltue (Which Ne have not oc
can't sel or mako for y0u, and at prices 10 suit
oil siCf. - ,.
ec.tn chow Dycr q hundrrd dincrent colofs and
sf,lss ana seu from q FANCY WING at and 81.
90 Ia tunch II BLACK or colorod OSTRICH III >
FROM 2tr.
HASDk ENCnlEFS in all varieties from &c. up
N1k~EIss a. the hestuAkcs AMI the very best
ffffn-- over forty different -tyles-trofn 3jc. mp.
lfvrdonot g1se you the best value Tor your
il.rcy We viU charge luu nothing for he article
DRESS TRIMMINGS Anchor large essofi-
neuf of Colorsd au1 Back fassemenieries,
tiuua. srd section ornaments Tor 'loaks anu
Dr-sas fusl received from a large Importer :
a. .'iou sale al prices less than cost Of making.
Lcuomter his ncoS's Diggosi Inducements AZ
FREDENHEIM'S,
Iia EAST BROAD STREET
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
.w.ak and pc,,e.,,c sight.

Penons should have no hesitation in using
spsctaiies when after reaiing ashite thet ryss
Ds3coins tired or a.he. or thero sosfnr dinlness
before them. or wheu Il tec0mos Troublesome ~
thread n needle, or Obliged tO remove The otlect
(such as tho eye OF neejie cr ono prlui ~ n
creator distance than formerly. Of whom tho
sight ls perfectly lod fer an hours reaiisf.
but afterwani RUS together. aud arr Obliged "
rest tbeir eyes for afe~ moment, before iney
can road longOr. Hawkes. capitalized Lenso
will give instantaneous relief 10 persons whose
sight Is In the above condition.
Mr. r. W. Baliari. practical optician, ~ " a..
Catol, Jr, & 90. : Drugstore, representing iheso
wonderful onsos, will adjust them H. all cla>se-,
u defective vision Tor q few days only, corner of
Third and Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
MOTHERSl MOTHERSu

Aro you disturbed AZ night ani broken of your
rest BY sick ohIld suffering AMI crying sith th ,
oxctuciaiine pain OF cutting tethi II sd. 20 ~
once an1 get bottls II MRS. WINsLoW5
SOOTHING SYRUP II Will rcliovo tho p0or
little sufferer Immediately depend upon it'
there rs no mistake about H. There Il not 3
mother on earth who has oyer used 70 Who vii.
not toll yon at onco That Is viii rogua,o uln
bowels, and give rest 20 ths mother. aud r"iief
aud hoalth b. tho child, operating like magic. u
is perfectly safe Ia use in all cases and pleasoui
10 tho taete, and "a iho prescription u one ~ tho
odesi and bcst female PHI sirinns aad nurses IA
tho United states Sold everywhere. Twenty
Ave cenE bottle. my i-cOi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
YeIinn-FeHer Eunn.

Mayor Eilyson has received the following
additional subscriptions for the yellow-fever
fund: Employees Of b. h. johnson & Co.,
80; a member OF Emmanuel church, 81,
Mayor Eliyson received yesterday an ao-
acknowledgement from Acting-)iayor Gerow. Of
Jacksonville, OF the receipt OF $500, which
wa sent him one day last week.
This makes more than S2.l0O sent 10
Florida by Mayor Ellyson for the yellow
fever sufferers,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
Hna ArrtYed.

The expert optician. Mr.. 3. w. Ballard. is In
the city. representing Haskcss now Crystal
llzed Lenses Theee glasses have won the sdmi-
ration of all who have used them. Their sales
are unprecedented everywhere. They can be
q marvellous cleayness 0f vision. Hundreds have
had their sight improved by their use. They
staua uurivalled In their Splendid reputation.
Mr.. Ballard can ho consulted until Saturday
Goth, At pharmacy of X. g. Cabell Jr., & ca, cor
ner Third and Main streets
lie will adjust these wonderful glasses to the
eye on scientific principieS BY consulting hin
you will arrest relieve, and possibly restore
your filling vision.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
Caught Under Gazing Earth.

Yesterday afternoon about O'Clock there
WAS a. slight cave-in where work Is progress
ing on the Eiehth-street tunnel. 4 lump
of exposed earth fell and caught one OF the
white men under IL. He was soon eXtrcated,
and while much bruised was not seriously
burt. The ambulance was summoned, but
its services were not needed and the man
walked 10 bis home IN Rockets.
AT the same hour the ambulance was sum-
moued to Eighth street between Marshall
and Clay to one OF the veterans IRON the
soldiers Home, who bad fallen on the street
aDd cut his face quite badly. He was left
Nth frtentut
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
R,s,,op Keane,s Departure.

Right Rev. John J' Keane, who retired from
the blshopric Of Ricbmond In order that be
might devote his entire fine and energy TO
the presidency OF the Catholic University at
Washington, LETT yesterday on the ll;07 A.
NJ. tram for Baltimore. From there ne pro-
ceeds 10 New York and other points in the
North in the interest Of the university. The
Bishop will sail IN November for Rone,
where be goes 10 see the Holy Father. He
will not pay his friends IN Richmond another
visit before spring.
Pending an appointment to the vacant
blshopric Rev. Father Van de Vyver, vicar
general, will have charge OF the diocease.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
wan OF rhomas ~. Gum.

Tie Will Of Mr. Thomas II. Gum was sd-
mifted 10 record In the elerk's Office OF the
Chancery Sourt yesterday. After providing
for the payment Of all 6t deb,s the decened
bsqueaths all OF his estate 10 hs wife. Mrs.
Phliany l.. Gum. In case his wife should
marry after bis death all OF his property Is 10
be divided among his fathers hmiiy, except.
f.. William s., aud A. K Gum, who are
aole TO provide Cor themselves.
The deceased requesfs Ian. friend h. u.
Cannon 70 look affzE, lhe. ezt,fe IL necessary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
Appointed by .hs Governor.

Governor Lee yesterday made the follow
Ing appointments:
INSPECTORS Of Fish George A. Price,
for Alexandria; G.. A. Darden. for Nor
folk, and w. Z. Adkins. for Richmond.
InspectOrs ~ Fiour-fhomas Perry. for
Alexandria; John ). Cooke. for Petersburg
W. r. Lee, for Richmond; Holt w. Page,
for Norfolk; jacob Mtude, for Lynchbur9,
and b. +. Fher, for Staunton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
Worshinful Sir and Brother:
PrODerfy Transfers.

Richmond: Thomas n. Page. special COM
missioner, to Emily G. Addison's trustee. Cj
feet on Grace street corner Second, $500
Joseph r. Thomas and wife to Henry Wells,
rs feet on Moore street near kinney, 500
Joseph q. Welsh and wife to James Z. kear'
ney, 81 1912 feet on Broad between Twenty
seventh and Twenty-eigbth streets,
50, ,O06 90; b. w. Woodward and Others 10
Il. Y. stone, SO feet ou Twenty.eighth street
between d and Il, 1913.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
Hussinss Court.

In the Hastings CouIt yesterday Robert
Epps (eosoredl charged with forgery, was
tired and acquitted.
There Il another indictment against Epps
for iorgery. which case was continued until
the October term.
William o'Dwyer pleaded guilty to the
Charge Of resisting the police ana was nnsd
81.