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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20
DECIDED TO LIVE APART.
Rose Coghian and Her Husband Seek Dis
tance's Enchantment.

The New York Times says; ut was gene
rally rumored about town yesterday that
Rose Coghlan, the popular actress, had
separated from her husband, Mr.. Clinton
j. Edgerly, 20 whom she was married some
years ago. While there is some ground for
this rumor, IT is not strictly true. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgerly have not formally separated,
but it is probable that they will not live
together again for Mt least several months.
This is partly due to incompatibility of
temper and partly TO business arrange
ments.
when Miss Coghlan made her first
starring tour three seasons ago her young
husband acted ~ her manager. Last sea-
when she again starred, II was under con-
tract with Augustus Pitou, which stipu-
lated that Mr. Edgerly should have no
hand in the management. The actresses
husband therefore remained in New York
while she was en- toiT. He had been edu-
Gated for the law at Harvard, but failing TO
secure remuneratlve clie7teie in that pro-
fession he became the New York agent tor
n Massachusetts, life-insurance company, of
which his father Is president. This bust
ness arrangement separated Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgerly for nearly eight months, with the
exception of a week or two. There was no
thought. however OF a severance OF their
marriage ties In fact. Miss COghlan
leased and furnished q house IN Ninety
fifth street and Mr.. Edgerly occupied 1t
during her absence.
when she returned 10 New York few
weeks ago. after completing her starring
season. Mrs. Edgerly went 10 live with her
husband in their New York house. They
had never been very cOngenial. lie was
Younger than she and Was not inclined to
render that homage which she had so long
commanded from the public. He was also
given TO petty criticisms that continually
chafed her. When she returned home TO
find him only more given 20 this habit than
ever the breach between them widened
rapidly, and they finally agreed to quietly
separate. at least temporarily.
Miss Coghlan cold at public auction all
her household effects last week and broke
up her home. On Saturday she went with
her maid and her little adopted daughter,
Linda, 10 the Manhattan-Beach Hotel az
Coney Island. where she Will remain until
next Thursday. Then she will take Linda,
20 whom she is devotcdly attached. and
leave for California with the family Of her
manager, Nr PitOu. She viii spend her
vacation at Monterey and begin her next
starring tour in San Francisco on August
5th. This Will probably keep her away
from New York for SIX months or more.
Mr.. Edgerly has taken rooms mt the Lambs
Club aud viii remain in New York, looking
after his insurance business.
There is no thought OF talk of di-
vorce on either side. Miss Coghlan speaks
in the kindest terms Of her husband, and
Mr. Edgerly has nothing to say in dlspar-
agement Of his wife. They are simply m
cOngenial and fancy they Will be happier
apart. At any rate, they have decided 70
make the experiment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20
HILL CITY JOTTlNGS.
\ Tough Horse-Freaks of Lightning-Per-
souaI Notes.
lsneclal telegram to inc Dispatch.l

Especial telegram 70 the Dlspathl
IYNcHBUBG. Va. June ia horse at
tached tOa draY went over an cmbankment
ON Ninth street between Monroe and Polk
TODAY. distance of thirty feet. and though
the draw was shattered the horse escaped
with only slight injury.
The tall flagstaff on the highest rock on
the Peaks of Otter was struck by lightning
last week and shattered TO pieces. A dog
belonging TO Jacob Rosser, manager of the
hotel. living near. was instantly killed.
Rosscr was sitting within ten feet OF the
dog when II was struck and was not H.
iured.
lhe colored men employed at the depot
az Liberty are on strike Tor shorter hours
Rev. &. G. Abbitt. pastor of Liberty
Baptist church. VIII be married July 3D.. at
Ashland. Va. to Miss Emma August.
A letter from Bedford SAYS that by ac-
tual count, since the election, President
Harrison has two hundred and f0rty-hrst
cousins in that county.
Miss Mosbv. recently appointed posims-
fress 40 IhaXtOn's, is "A sister OF Colonel
John :. Mosby and a relative OF President
Harrison.
Mrs. Mary VI. NcGhce. residing near
Iowery's. died last night at an advanced
age. She was receiving "A pension from the
United States Government, being the
widow of Il soldier of the War Of 1872.
Lightning struck a tree III the yard Of
Adam Phillips in Bedford "a few days AGO
and knocked several members Of the fam
lily ont Of their seats IN the porch, but none
were seriously injured.
Hiram Perkins aud Miss Henderson,
living near Saltyille, and who were attend
ING the commencement exercises al Emory
and Henry College eloped from there yes
terday evening and went 10 Bristol and
were married.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20
Washington Notes.


WeBNGTov. June 1q.-The President
to-day appointed John K. Lewis postmas-
ter # Atlanta, ga, rice John ". RentrOe,
resigned.
There was only one bond tender at the
Treasury to-day-S52,eO0 IS at l2J. Ac-
ccpted.
The Secretary Of State has received
Telegram from Mr.. Straus, United States
Minister at COnstantlnOple, dated June
18th, saving the Sultan donates 200 pounds
of Turkish tobacco for the relief Of the
flood sufferers. Mr. Blaine directed the
Minister to express the grateful apprecld-
ton of The President aud Government of
the United States for the generous dOna-
ton of the Sultan.
At the Presidents afternoon reception
to-day about 900 persons were in attend
ance. a majority being delegates 10 the
Patriotic Order OF Sons OF America, now
being held in this city. During their re-
ceptiOu one Of the leading members of the
order attempted 90 fasten a badge Of the
order upon the Presidents breast. hut he
politely but firmly refused to accept it.
Superiutendeut-Cf-Ce Census Porter made q
brief argument before the President this
afternoon opposing the proposition 10 ap
ply the civil service rules 10 the appoint
mcuts In the census office, IN the course or
which be said that experience has shown
that for this particular service better men
can Dee secured by tie selection on account
of their well known qualifications IN GER
tain specialize than by the selection from
the list of persons wiling 60 enter competl-
tive examination. lie referred 10 the high
character of the technical assistants already
appointed as an illustration OF his view of
the case, remarkug that hardly one of
these gentlemen would nave ertereda CON-
pctltiYe examination.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20

Treasurer Simmons, of New York, yester-
day received Sl0.596 for the Johnstown
sufferers. The grand total to date is 4l9l,-
Dr.
Hardy Hamilton, who in February last
murdered Joe Lee, Chinaman, and was
convicted Of murder, was hanged at Rome,
Ca, yesterday.
4 special 10 the Arkansas Gazette from
Nashville. Ark, SAYS: One block of the
town, including twenty buildings, was
burned this morning. Loss $4,000.
DR.. BENJAMIN Lee, executive officer Of the
State Board of Health at Johnstown, issued
health Bulletin No. this morning, the first
bulletin since the 18th instant. II treats
of the sanitary condition of Johnstown and
the surrounding boroughs, which he re-
poats as excellent in view Of the existing
circumstances
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20

WINNIPEG, MAN, June 19.-The report
that Burke has made confession is a ca
nard. Burke has made no statement what
ever. excepting TO deny all completely in
the Cronin murder. No one but his law
yer Is allowed to see him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20
The President To visit Cape May.
tPv ,elegraph 70 tho Dispatch1

WASHINGTON. June l9.-The President
will visit Cape May Friday, and remain
there until Monday or Tuesday OF next
week. He will make the trip both ways by
rail. instead Of by water, as at first H.
tended
A delegation of colored men waited on
the President this morning and urged the
appointment Of Mr. Calvin Chase AS Re-
corder OF Deeds in Washington. The dele
cation took occasion 10 thank the Presl-
dent for the disposition shown by him not
20 restrict the appointment OF colored men
To particular offices. but TO consider their
eligibility Tor offices other than those pre-
yi0usly held by colored men.
Another colored delegation headed by
Oh. Representative Smalls called later in
the day, and asked the appointment OF
Matthew Webster as Collector Of Internal
Revenue for Georgia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20
Mean temperature. ................
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

New YORK. June i9.-The opening prices
in the stock market were extremely ir-
regular this morning and some irregu-
lanty was noticed in early trading, and
while Oregon stocks and New England made
material advances LackaHanna and others
we're quite weak. The general list showed
very little feature until toward noon, though
coal stocks developed marked strength aud
others sympathizod TO a limited extent In the
improvement Duluess became the most proni-
nent feature, however. except for 3 few Of the
leading shares. and the movements were SNAIL
and Insignificant Towards noon the pressure %
sell became most pronounced. and New England
aud ~. Paul led on In the decline. Rut the re-
mAindcr sOou Joined In, aud before the delivery
hour material losses had been scored all over
the list kt2 NJ there was little reacton. but
the downward course was resumed in the last
hour. and sfter another slight rally the market
closed fairly active and weak at about the low
est prices OF the day. Oregon Navigation scored
rise Of ! 4 per ceat., ard Toledo Ann Arbor. and
North Michigan J. bit Southern Pacific Is down
3hc.. Burlington nc. Delaware aud Hudson
nnd 80. Paul / &C. each Rock Island &C., Union
Pacific lsc.. and New England lc. Total sales,
10000 shares.
BrsHihg.-Rxchange dull and steady ct Asa
4sys. Money easy Al 2a2+ no loans. Sub
Treasury oalsnccs-Gold, fl5l. 80, 900; currency.
tSGs,OU0 Governments duh and steady for4s: 4
per cents, 1917, eI. int "a coupons, 1867. state
honda neCfa--feI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20
A RAILROAD TRAIN WRECKED.
Two People Killed and Eight Wounded
lBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l


PrrrsBrEGH. PA. June 19.-The second
section of mail tram No. 7, westbound on
the Pan Handle railroad, was wrecked this
afternoon while passing New Cumberland
junction, two miles east of Steubenyllle.
Two persons were killed outright and eight
were injured-four Of them seriously. The
names are:
killed-J. H. Payne, postal clerk; L. r..
Rcinhart, postal clerk.
Seriously injured-Conductor Burris,
Brakeman Mcfarland, Postal Clerk ". >.
Bolton. Postal Clerk j. +. Matthews.
The third car from the engine left the
track. 1t was followed by two others, all
cong over an embankment. The train
consisted of an engine, express-car, and
four pOstal-cars, and was running forty
five miles an hour. Besides the regular
train crew there were fifteen postal clerks
on the train. In consequence Of the wires
being down the cause Of the accident has
not been learned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20

Crewe. Nottoway county; John A.
Michael. Ghobsonville, Brunswick coun-
w; w. Il. Wainwright, Grafton, York
county; A. j. Price, Hainpden-Sidney,
Prince Edward county; Elihu Elliott,
Jennings Ordinary, Nottoway county
Miss +. r. Jeter, Jetersyille, Amelia conn
ty; George r. whitehurSt, Kempsville.
Princess Anne county; james L. Oben-
cham, Lithia, Botctourt county; w. II.
Burnett, Bunenburg. Luneuburg county;
Richard p PhilhoTer v Magnolisi Mans. Mans
Dinwiddie county; NJ. S. Price Prices
Forks. Montgomery county; Ida V. Nicho-
las, North Danvile. Pittsylvania county;
J.. II. Ford. Red House, Charlotte county
II. r. Duke, Whaleyville, Nansemond
county; L. i. Bradshaw, Windsor Station,
Isle Of Wight county; Joseph Minnick,
Amsterdam, Botetourt county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20

easier at 4fsiiKc.; western steady. Oats nrm;
graded No white. gshc. Rye nearly nominal;
primo 10 choice J0a52c Hny--Prime 70 choice
timothy. si4asl1Jl Provisions stesdy. Butter,
eggs and petroleum unchanged. Coffee nominal
pkc. Copper FIRM: rsaned. i0HaIic. whiskey
unchanged Frsighis 20 Liverpool por steamer
quies; grain. 3iAd. Corr. for orders. 3s 20.
Receipts-Flour. 2.O1O barrels; wheat, 5000
shipmonp-Noue. salcs-wheaL 5000 bush
ois corn. 5000 bushelA
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. June fq-Cash quotations wsrc;
Flour nrm and unchanged No. spring and
No 2 red wheat, SOaS0sc. No. corn, Hkc.
No. Q oats, 2ke. MesspOrk. s,l.55sfli.eo lard,
s64Sxs6H h. shnr'-rihs, t5.75gf5S0 shoulders
S6i24 as5.25; short-clear. 81. i2l asa2a Whlskey.
Si.02
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20

RRTGGs.-Died. June 10. 1889, 40 the residence
OF his parenta 40 Wost Cary street, a. - l. NJ,
~ cholera-nfantum. ARTHUR HENRY, infant
son Of Carrie Walter aud Jonn A. Briggs. aged
three months aud fifteen days.
Funeral from the residence TO-DAY Thurs
day1 at4 =. u. Friends Of tbe family and grand
parents 4. Y. and c. g Walter. arc Invited 10 At
tend.
COURTNEY. Died. June 10Th. THOMAS
WALLACE, iufan, sou Of Bessie aud 7. l. Court
ney, dr.
Funeral will take place from the residence OF
his parents, ll4 Grove avenue. ~ II 4. u.
THURSDAY the 20th
O'BRIEN.-Died. June 18Th. a. 10 p. 81, AT The
residence OF her son, John O'buen, Tn Manches-
ter. Mrs. ANN OBklEN, IN the eighty-fOurth
year ~ her age
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
ROBINsON.-Diod, st tho residence Of her
sou-in-law. j. 3. Mckinney, SIS north Fourth
street, June I5tn, at = o'clock, MIS- n. ;. RObIN-
son.
The funeral win take place from ne Second
BAPTIST church THUR DAY th8 20ih a. G3D
O'Clock r. NJ Friends ana acquaintance are
invited to attend.
YIAR-Disd, at tho residence OF his parents,
in Manchester A. ? o'clock =. VI. june 1911,
CLAUDE MhLNOT. infant sOn Of William A.
and Alma War: aged SIX months and ten days
The funeral viii take placo al the residence.
Semmos street betwetn tieYeuth and Twelfth.
a. $50 +. Nj. THURSDAY, Jure ID. Friends
AMI relatives are invited 10 attend.
LyncRburg papers please copy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20
Thouch Shaken Leaf

by the most trivial causes, weak nerves are
easily susceptible Of IMMIGRATION, a term which
also imports in this instance quielude. The ner-
yous have but 70 use HosteLer's stomach Mtters
automatically % overcome that super-sensitive-
ness Of the human sensorium, which is suoyer-
sive OF all bodily comfort and mental traDquilii-
~. and which REACTS most hurtfully upon the
system. The difficulty underlying this, AZ weti
as many other ailments. Is imperfect assimiia-
zion, no less than incomplete digestion OF the
food. In the discharge OF both the digestive and
assimilatiVe functions the Bitters are the most
potent, tho most rellsblo auxiliary As the
body regains vigor and regularity by its aid, tho
brain aud nervous system are also benefited.
Persons subject 20 the influence Of malaria, dys-
peptic and rheumatic lnyald-, and persons
whose kidneys are Inactive, should also use the
BitterS leIS-Tu, Th(w)Sa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20
4 Privileged Communication.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, June 19.-In the case
Of +. l.. II. Randall, a telegraph operator,
who sued the Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific Railroad Company for placing his
name upon the discharged list, claiming
So 900 damages, Judge Gibson, of the Cir
cult Court here, non-suited the plaintiff on
the ground that the discharged list was a
privileged communication which it had the
right to send to the officers of the tele-
graphic service whose province It was 70
supervise the employment OF the operators
and pass upon their fitness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20

A son Of Alexander Cooper, of Union
county, was drowned Tuesday while bath
ing.
The shooting Of James Petries, quiet
farmer Of Catawba county. n. c., by un-
known parties, causes much indignation.
Chief-of-Polce ROLAND, of Norfolk, died
last night from an attack Of paralysis. tie
had been Oh the force for over twenty-five
years.
Latest reports from the United States
ship Constellation are that there Is several
feet Of water in her hold aud her bottom
is badly wrecked.
Joseph Carelow. farmer Of Alexander
county, n. c., was killed by lightning
Monday, and a negro was killed by light
ming III the same State Wednesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20
Threatened Railroad Strike.

CHICAGO, June IA dispatch from Lin
coin. Eeb., saws. Is was currently reported
yesterday that the articles of confederation
were signed Monday night by the local A.
sombies of the brotherhood OF Engineers,
Firemcn, Brakemen, SWitchmen, and
Knights Of Labor, pledqng mutual sup
port in the event of strike on the Union
Pacific. This strike has been threatened
for some time and the Grievance Commit
tee has been in session for days making
propositions TO the officials of the road.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20
Break-BOne Fewer.
fDY telegraph 90 the Dispatch.l

New YoRK, June ia rumor went
abroad to-day that DR.. h. ". ii. Duncan,
surgeon of the Pacific mail steamer Colon,
which arrived from Aspinwall June 14th,
was lying sick at his home. in Brooklyn, Of
yellow-feyer. DR.. Cyrus Edison, of the
Board of Health, says the case has been in-
yestigated and IL proves that duncan has
" chagres" or " bresk-bone" fever, very
common at this season of the year. 4
young lady died of it on the last trip of the
Colon from AsuiuWall
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20

WASHINGTON, June 19.-The Union Iron
Works, Of san Francisco, which is building
the cruiser Charleston. has made applica-
ton 70 the Secretary of the Navy for an ex-
tension of four months IN the time allowed
bv the contract for the completion Of the
vessel. The application is based upon the
statement that the plans for the vessel.
which were purchased 10y the Navy Depart
ment from English ship-builders, were de-
fectiye. In the case Of the machinery. it Is
alleged that the principal defect developed
in the last trial trip, and that which pre-
ventedhts success, was one Of design, for
which the contractors were not response
b1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20
The Pick and the Club.

T-TT----
CsARTrsroN. w. Va, June l9.-Thomas
] Stevens, formerly q seWing-macmne
ooent but who has lately been working as
. - cay,,enfer nj Raymond City, WAS struck
ON The head this morning with miner 8
,,ck by "Dockn Lawrence. His skull
was crushed, and his death is hourly ex-
Wilson Wheeler on Monday killed james
II Paull al Cline Creek, Putnam county,
hy hitting him on tho head with club. IL
!: alleged that PAUL had seduced one OF
Wheeler daughters. Wheeler has not
yet been sIreated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20
Killed Her Accuser.

70 IIV DI"FNF-ElsI
SARDIs, Miss. June 19.-John Williams
was fatally shot at Emory church. ten
miles east of here, last Sunday, by Mrs:
Hattie Campbell. The shooting occurred
lust after the close Of the religious ser
wees. The provocation for the killing was
the statement by Williams that he had
been intimate with Mrs. Campbell several
months ago, upon which assertion d.
vorce suit Is now pending.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20
A Big Railroad Mortgage.
fBy telegraph u ths Diapa'ch.l

CH1cAGo, sumo ia morning paper SAYS
that the Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Paul
Railway Company has made 10 The United
States Trust Company Of New York a
mortgage for SljOOo0,000. The mortgage
is for the purpose of taking pail other in
debtedue-s of the road 40 lower rate of
tracks and make other necessary improve
ments. 1t gives the whole property as
security.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20
Chandler Declared Elected.

CoNcoED, n. H., June 19.-At noon to-day
the Legislature met in joint convention.
The journals Of yesterday, showing that
William, L. Chandler received majority
vote for United States senator in each
branch, were read, and Mr.. Chandler was
formally declared elected by Speaker Up
ton. A committee was appointed 10 inform
Mr.. Chandler of his election and the con-
yention then arose.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20
How to Test the Matter.
rpy taioyrarh L. thu Dfenatch

WASHINGTON, June 19.-In view Of the
fact that the Attorney-Gencral has refused
to decide upon the hypothetical question
whether OF not the alien-contract-labor law
forbids tho importation of professors Of
theology for the new Catholic University,
Mr.. Martin F. Morris, counsel for the trus-
tees Of the University. said to-day that no.
thing remained but 10 bring the men over
10 this country and have the matter tested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Jlfh ~ l0oA
There we're no important sales to-day outside
Of tue regular sun-cured auction sales and
quite fun but rather poor limo Of stemming
leaf the hes; Of which perhaps sold around &C.,
while lugs went as low az lc. at private sale. and
few reached Be-. OF the II packages offered a.
auction 70 were orights and Il taken In. Average
sale. i7S4; highest 30c. for suD-cured Leaf.
shipping was without feature and only few
small promiscuous lots Of brights changed
nAnIs To- dAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20
shot in the Neck.


WASHINGTON. June 19.-Frank X. Ward.
until recently proprietor of the Alderney
dairy last night shot a Young man named
Morris Adler IN the neck ia saloon on
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, causing a wound
which will probably result fatally, about
O'Clock this afternoon. The shooting was
the result Of drink and previous quarrel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20
AssryEnsAnr OF rnr nEnmsIx SOCIETY.
The DanylIIe aud East Tennessee Organ
ixed.
special telegram TO the Dispatch.l

DASyIlLg. Va, June l9.--The Danville
and East Tennessee Railroad Company was
organized here to-day with the following
Board of Directors: w. I. Sutherlin, }.
II Scheduled, T.. y. Withers, J. +. Rison,
and James p. Harrison. Of Danyille, and
Thomas Ewing. a. T.. Bateman, Charles b.
Pcck. and r. W. Stuart, Of the Atlantic
and Danville railroad. Under the city
charter Danville cannot subscribe 10 any
road not beginning or terminating here,
and this is really an extension OF the A.
lantic and Danyille road TO the West. The
exact route Of the road isnot yet known TO
tie public, but it IS designed 70. give the
Danyille Western an outlet and direct com
munication with the coal ana ron-helds
of Southwest Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20
Prohibitory Saloon Bill.

CHICAGO. June ia special from JeiIer-
son City. Mo, says Governor Francis yes
terday dealt the saloons of Missouri the
most severe blow ever received when he
signed the Newborry bill. This hill pro-
hihits music. cards. dice. billiards, pool
tables, bowlingAlleys, and bo1ng-gloves
InlV lsf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20
Virginia Postmasters Appointed

WASHINGTON, June i9.--Mary Gatewood,
Aylett's, King William county; Alexander
u. Jones, Blackstone, kottoway county
John M. Sanders, Carrsyille, Isle Of Wight
county; G. G. Redick, Chase City, Meek
lenburg county; y. G.. Webb, Chuckatuck,
AaaseInaud counlyi Herbert u. Dyson.