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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-24
Pr0ddaDt Savings Life Assurance Society
SHEPPARD ROMANS, President and Actuary.


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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-24

Wheeling Insurance and Bond Agency.
Ready for Examination. $ Good.
Closing 0ut Ee,-il SJoCb-JSC0bS * Isenbe-g
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-24
Eiract, from Inc insurance Chronicle Of Jan 81 1873

Tire a Po'i5ent Savings Life assurance S2ee
or prosperity pd al directions Those persons vino wan
GO
dou good policy such advantageous terms as tins
PROV % So,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-24

srpeo ANS A-tEY-Dr carefully considered the the
. Without Large X
companies will be fully a. secure as th
u- u e. .
it lu'osuI' ne" e' IL i's U'l'
ELTZI3 IT,C Consulting Commissioner
GRIFFIN. formerly AS Acuary Mutual Life y
HENRY HOLMES Consulting Acuary.
IT, WATSON, Ac'uary Michigan Mutual Life Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-24
NOTIONS.

You can now buy great bargains
in all lines of goods. Stock must
be disposed of.
As soon as this is done, we shall
move into our new wholesale guar
tiers. which will be ereCtedtiis COM
ing Summer. Closing out sale now
going ON until everything in retail is
cleaned out.
Jacobs G ISGnb8rg,
1854 TO ll58 Main Street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-24

LAST night about eleven O'clock Chas.
Redmsn, colored man, ThO has only BEEN
in the city about ten days, was knocked
down on Market street by one Of party
of four young men. All were pat under
arrest pending al investigation tomorrow
morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23
Personals and Briefs.

New wheels have been put on stverai oi
the City railway cars.
Mr.. p. VI. Fry. chief clerk of the White
Sulphur Springs Company, Is I'D the CITY,
Miss Rosa Karr. of Washington, ID. C.; IS
visiting Mrs. John A. kratz at 5Ol east Oiay
street.
Mrs. 7. z. Emmett (n6e Rogers, of OK
ford. n. C., is visiting Miss Lizzie smith,
500 east Leigh street.
Mr.. W. W. Pendleton. who has been SICK
at his residence, 1903 east Marshah street.
was little better yesterday.
The Social German Club will give its
opening entertainment of the winter az
Sanger Hall Thursday evening
Mr. George Stumpf was operated upon
vostnrday bv Drs. Cullen and jGckson and
his condition is much improved.
Mr.. John p. Walker and wife, Of King
William county, are on VISIT % h,S SISTER;
Mrs. +. Z. Madison, No. 2ll9 east MARSHALL
street.
Senator Barbour was expected IN th9,
city Yesterday. bur Mayor EIyson re''iN 80
q telegram IRON hin saying that ne couiu
not come.
Mrs. Shenan and daughter, Of New York,
arrived here by Mondays Oio DolllniUn ,,a
steamer, and is visiting Mrs. "ahh' flo
Hancock street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucien Tatum have re-
turned to the city after an absence 9l s,Ve-
raj months at Capon Springs ana o'her
pleasure resorts.
General 4. II. Lawton, ex-mnmter 10
austria. arrived in the city yesterday, o.
tho fast mail and is the guest OF Dr. l. l.
Willis. 2lI east Franklin street.
Alta meeting Of tho Capitol Building and
Loan Association last night Mr. Jane :
Hartley was elected trustee and Mr.. +. a..
Parrator director TO fill vacancies.
Rav.LJ. Spencer, editor Of the Mission
GIy WeftI left the city YESTERDAY, evening
for La Grange. n. c.. where he will attend
the State Convention OF the Christian
Church.
Mr.. Putnam. Of Ohio, ex-United States
Consul TO Honolulu. and the tather-ln-law
of Nir. James NJ. Pickrell, United states
navy. is in the city, stopping at the resi-
donce of Mr. 4. ". Pickrell, on west Grace
street
The Brazilian brig Social 300 tons. Cap
tain Jose Francisco, cleared Yesterday tor
Pclotas. Brazil, with "A cargo consisting OF
J. 400 barrels of -four, valued at Sl2'Ho
shipped by the Haxall-Crenshaw Company
and GallcgO Mills.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23

Company F Association met at Sanger
Hall last night and reelected the old
officers, as follows: President, Charles L..
Skinker: First Vice-President, Maxwell 1.
Clarke: Second Vice. President, Thomas A.
Brander: Third President, James ".
BOYD; Secretary, Il. \. Brock; Treasurer,
Robert II. Gillian.
1t was resolved to have a group OF the
membership Of the association photo
craphed and copies furnished each men,
ber.
Steps were taken toward the erection of
a monument 10 the dead OF the old COM
pany and association. Something like
Elders " Confederate Soldier" symboli-
zing his " Appomattox," with appropriate
inscriptions was suggested.
The following toast was drunk:
Our Dead-Their epitaph is imperish-
ably craven in their deeds and sacrifices. .
There were about thirty members and
guests present and an abundant collation.
tva sgrUaG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23
IS THE TlJHE BINDING?
Discussion of the Subject by the Evangeli-
cal Alliance.

The Richmond Evangelical Alliance held
a meeting last night in the parlor OF the
Young Mems Christian Association. Many
ladies graced the occasion with their pres
ence. Rev. 4. q. Dashiell, ID. d., presi-
dent, was in the chair.
The meeting was opened by singing, and
PRAYERS were offered by Revs. l.. A. Cutler
and Mr. Funsten.
The President read selections from the
Holy Scriptures bearing upon the general
subject Of Christian beneticence, and then
announced that the subject for considera-
ton was is the Tithe Binding Under the
Christian Dispensation?
Brief addresses were made by Rev. W.
f. Judkins, Dir. Davidson, Rev. l.. A. Gut
Ter. Rev. Mr.. Williams, Mr.. George W.
Walford the president, DR.. Dashiell, and
Rev. Jabez Hall.
On motion the question of the evening
was made the question for consideration at
the next meeting Of the alliance, and then
the meeting adjourned with prayer by MIR.
]. ID. X. Sleight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23
THE NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
Meeting of the school Board Last Night
other ifcms.

The October meeting of the Manchester
School Board was held in the Council
chamber 40 O'Clock last night.
Instead Of spending an hour or two IN
the consideration Oi routine matters the
seven members present devoted the time
10 taking practical and profitable uatruc-
tions in physiology and physical geogra-
ply. c,.
MIR. Joseph NJ Blair, representing Chi
cago publishing house, was present and
exhibited % the board the apparatus for
giving object lessons IN these very lmpor-
tant studies.
The illustrations are well-nigh perfect,
and their use IN the schOOl-room would
undoubtedly produce effects never 10 be
attained by the use and study Of ordinary
textbooks.
Tho members of the board we're highly
pleased with the exhibition, and Mr.. Blair
made an engagement 10 display the appe-
rafus before the teachers and scholars OF
the white schools Friday afternoon.
HUsrINGs COURT.
The Hastings Court was engaged yester-
dlv in tine disposition of cIanccry Dusl-
ur-s.
The suit Of Benjamin F. Lipscomb rs.
Charlie. Keller and John ". Bioduax for
$1,000 Yves set for trial ON Wednesday the
3Oth instant. Mr.. Edgar Allan j. counsel
for the plaintiff. and judge william l.
Clopton. Mr. Charles Y. Meredith, and 4lr.
&. X. Macon represent the defendants.
The suit of the Manchester Water Com
uauv AGAINST the city for the amount OF
water rent for city plug7 for the first quar-
ter. which the city declined 70 pay on ac-
count of ALLEGED Noncompliance of con-
tract on the part Of the water company.
will be heard on the 3lst instant.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr.. Z. b. Chahiu and Mr.. Hill Carter, OF
Richmond. were in the clty YESTERDAY.
The street force are still 10 work leyellirg
the north side of Decatur street between
Twelfth and Thirteenth.
The first german OF the season by the
Manchester German Club Will take place at
Leader Hall on Friday night, November
lst.
The Chesterfield delegate 10 the Virginia
Methodist Conference, which meets at
Broad-Street church in Richmond on the
18Th of November. is NJ. 4. Cogbill alter
nate ". G.. Iyey.
The CITY Democratic Committee has di-
recred Secretary Tom +. Owen 10 extend
invitations 10 Captain 7. W. Mckinney
and Hon. John Z. Massey to speak here
during the campaign. .,
At the adjourned meeting of the Oouncu
TO be held Friday night the Street COM
mittee will recommend that Perry street,
from the Danyille railroad depot 10 Co
wardin avenue, be macadamlzed ana paved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23
STATE BOARD OF PHARMACY.
Meeting Yesterday for the Examination of
Candidates.

The State Board Of Pharmacy met yes
terdav in the rooms of the Mechanics In
stitute for the purpose of examining candi-
dates for the practice of pharmacy in the
The class is composed of twenty-five
voungmen, and it viii be two or three DAYS
before the names Of the successful ones are
announced.
A full board was present, az follows:
Robert Dryden presidenD, Danvllle; j..
W. Thomas. Jr. Norfolk; j. W. Pierce,
Richmond; G B. Fleet, Lynchburg. and L.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23
1p'(oFEN
(9NPANY
So

One hundred and si.r-
ty-seren clerks and sales
people are employed by
this house nO1C, an erceSS
of tWenty orer the same
time q gear ago. Read
of some of the goods they
sell. The stuH$ space per-
mits us to adrertiSe are
sold cheap. The StuHS
not mentioned are sold
cheup as relL. Is this an
adrantaGe? YOU are not
permitted to 90 WTOH9
here, eren though your
.jud6ment should Jait
you. TzHShouSe was JuIH
to make your dolLar 90
as tar as m any house IN
the United States.
| Olv buyers from all
Orer the ciUiIi.ed ,COrld
hare contributed tOtcardS
the sale that WiII tdke
place here this weeh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23

1 white: fever-typhoid. 2 colored; fever
malarial and gross neglect, l colored
gastritis. colored heart-disease, white
hernia. white inanition. 2 colored IN
Illumination of bowels, white; marasmus,
/ white and l colored; old age. white;
premature birth, lcolored puerperal fever,
/ colored: rheumatism. | colored; tetanus
iraumatic. colored; tuberculosis, COL
ored unknown. 1 colored whoopins
cough. | colored
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23
"old Times and The Now"

This is the title Of DR.. Laiferty's famous
popular lecture. One can well imagine
how such theme IN the hands OF such
master would bo Of delightful interest. AZ
a matter Of fact, wherever 1t has been de-
hyered IL has met with the utmost popular
favor. Richmond people who have too
rarely the opportunity OF nearing Dr.
Tetrerty may CONGRATULATE themselves that
he is down for Old Times and the New " at
the Vcnable-Street church Oh Tuesday the
18th OF October lie will doubtless have a
fine audience and the audience will have a
fne time. Thinking that many Shockoe
Mn people would like 10 hear this lecture
esuccially when i'm doing SO they would be
aiding weak church an arrangement mas
been made through the courtesy OF Cap
tain pizziu. by which one or more electric
cars will bee found at given points along the
lipc-tme and place 70 be hereafter given
i'm the DSDGch-to convey them 70 thnrch
Hll. and cars will also be ready TO take
them back TO Shockoe Hill, at an hour to
be hereafter named.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23
MATTERS AT THE CAPITOL.
who Wants to 60 so the silver Conven-
tion Other Notcs.

Governor Lee has been invited by. the
Executive Committee of the NalQpal SILVER
Convention 90 appoint twenty delegates
and the same number Of nlternates TO at
tend the Silver Convention soon To meet IN
ST Louis. The Governor is desirous of
learning of persons interested IN tins mat
ter and who can attend the meeting.
RICHMOND FLOU" INSPECTOR.
Mr.. William Il. Lee. vino las for num-
Der Of wears served the city well rs Flour
Inspector. was reappointed yesterday by
the Governor.
Mr.. Il. Rand. Wexford was yesterday
made notary public for Richmond.
At THE TFNIrENrARY.
The convicts received at the pcniten-
tiarv Yesterday were John Smith, Patrick
county, six years for murder m the second
degree. and from DanyIlIe, James Patter-
son lcolored). eighteen months for grand
larceny. and james PAYNE, three years for
voluntary manslaughter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23
BELT-LINE INJuNCTlONS.
Motion to Dissolve Them tn BE submitted
on Saturday.

Counsel for the Richmond, Fredericks-
burc and Potomac Railroad Company yes
terdav filed their answers in the Belt-lAne
injunction cases. and it was agreed that on
SATURDAY they Will move Judge Wexford.
of the Honrico Circuit Court. to dissolve
the njunctions. 1t is expected that the
argument Will take place Saturday, though
il may be adjourned 10 another day.
1t is understood that the perpetual in
junction obtained by General Bradley 7.
Johnson against the Richmond. Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac Railroad Company
in the United States Circuit Court Will be
dissolved by consent. This Will leave the
wav open either for n compromise or for
theinstiiution of new proceedings by Gene
ral Johnson.
All the excavation and filling on the Belt
Line has been stopped, but the work on
the bridge piers IS still going on.
Now that the question has been raised rs
TO the right of the company under its char
ter or under the general law 10 build this
extension, 1t is believed ii will not be salts
fed until the issue has been finally adludi-.
Gated 10y the Supreme Court of Appeals OF
Nlrpiuia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23
Yerdict for Only a Part.

The trial Of the garnishce case in which
four parties sued Harman & Co., contract
ors on the Belt Line, for money which they
claimed 20 be due by the latter to Lafenta
4 Gordiosa, sub-contractors, was con,
cluded yesterday in the Circuit Court, OF
IIenrico. and the jury returned Il verdict
in favor Of the plaintiffs for between 5000
and $500. which amount Messrs. harman
& Co. actually owed and admitted their
responsibility for. The suit vas brought
TO recover a much larger sum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23
I'll. Ar,,,orx ErnpsitIon.

The exposition tor the benefit of the
visitotion Nuns opened at the Armory Hall
Monday night under very suspi,cio.us I CIR, ,
cnmstances. and the attendance last night
was as very gratifying notwithstanding the
inclemencT of tine weather. The hall Is
verv ,p, prettily arranged and the ladies. who
vii be Glad TO see all OF their friends. had
nm elegant collection of fancy work, which
they offer at moderate prices. The expo,
sition will continue for two weeks ana
there will be music every night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23
STRUCK IN THE EYE.
Mr.. James c. Smith Wounds Himself
while Beating a Nule.

On Monday Mr. James c. Smith met with
a painful accident, and one which may re-
suit in his losing the sight OF one Of his
eyes.
The ex-Sergeant had occasion to use
mule. This stubborn animal became very
unruly, and BIr. Smith picked up piece
of board and struck the beast. The force
of the lick caused a part of the plank to
break off and rebound, striking the gen
tleman in one Of his eyes.
Mr.. Smith suffered great pain yesterday
from the wound ~ had received and was
unable to leave his room. 1t IS feared the
injury may cause him the loss Of the sight
OF the member.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23
HAXALL MILLS AFlRE.
The Damage. However. Of Very TriGiug
Character.

An alarm Of fire from Box 81. on Twelfth
street between Canal and Byrd, always
brings out al the apparatus OF the Fro
Department. and q large number Of citizens
are certain on such occasions 10 rush to
the vicinity.
when the signal was sounded from this
box mt 7.47 o'clock, last night the fire en-
gincs. hook and ladder, and hose com
panies dashed through the streets and
reached the eHaXail-CrenshaW Mills within
an almost incredibly short time, and the
streets in the immediate ncighborhood
were soon throngcd with people.
The fire, however, was small affair. II
had originated. il is supposed. from spon-
taneous combustion in the dust-room AZ
the mills. and was quickly eXtingulshed
with only few dollars damage to the
buildinC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23
IL the stock you vane
10 get into
BOYS CLOTHING

Tho bes, and the cheapest too-si 10 ~ . suit
saving hero:
Ic for Colored Bordered Ladies' Null Handksr-
chiefs Have you ever seen Handsnchisfs
cell At such prices' 4 Frne Linen kenica
Handxerchief-s as a summer evening
-IIcmstitched, Handdrsun Thread
all around. Isc.-Jo0 dozen OF that kind
horc. Thoy cost $3.50 = dozen to land 10
would take columns to speak OF Tho handker-
chiefs alone;
Au-wool Chndrens Crochet Vests sell here for
isc.-s5c. for the same clscwhers;
ladies' Norfolk and New Brunswick, sar.--s.ss
elsewhere;
Ladies' Ribbed. sac-s&'o foron the Wholesale
price;
Ladies sanitary CamersHsir, si-i9 instead cf
sL5n
Merchants DO not like Us 20 sail At thers
prices. Tho prices have always been ms6s In
accordance with tho cost Hundreds OF oasss
roll into this house every week. Tho buying
power exhibits Itself, and you can depend on
the best treatment-the best goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23
Marriage Of ,Ir. saunders and sIiss Badger

Yesterday afternoon at Pine-Street Bap-
tist church Mr.. Clyde W. Saunders was
united in marriage TO Miss Mary G. Badger.
The ushers were: Messrs. Frank Ellyson
Obest mani, w. X. Haurand, w. G.. Free
man. ID. II. Davis, of Fredericksburg; L.
IS. Hotze, W. b. Daniels, c. j. Paoli, and
Archie Haley.
Rev. j. b. Hutson Ofiiciated, and Mr.
Herbert Rees presided at the organ.
MIR. and Mrs. Saunders left on the 62O
train for northern tour.
Mr.. Saunders is the foreman OF the book
department of the ]. L. Hill Printing Com
pany, and his bride is one of the most ac-
complished and highly esteemed young
ladies' of the West End.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23

stables. Mr.. HAYES SAYS that he did not de-
cline to give up the KEY. He was awaken
cd from o sound slumber and said TO the
person who called him that he did not
know whore the key was but would look
for it. lie then went down stairs and after
some search found the key and was about
10 turn in the alarm when be heard the
ielie fsfprsirH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23

We remerbor reading some time ago
about book entitled Point Lace and
Diamonds" We don't know much about
point lace. but we do know all about dia-
monds. and we know from the number we
have sold that Our prices are the lowest OF
any other house in the city. You can buy
them at any time, and they are always IN
season. You can save 20 10 80 per cent. by
buying from us The question IA, VIII you
do it, Goddard Il Moses, Jewellers, 92J
Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23
A Successful Hunt.

Messrs. Ii. Keller, w. ii. Burton, f. w.
Minter, l.. NJ. Ford, and g. II. Ellis re-
turned yesterday from a hunting tour of
one week on the Pamunkey river. They
succeeded in killing deer, FIVE wild tur-
keys, seventy rabbits, and ffty-four part
ridges. Game is reported plentiful IN
that section.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23
HENR1co couNrY COUNT.
City Clrcuit Court.

This court was engaged YESTERDAY, in the
consideration Of unimportant civil busl-
ness.
Dir. S. l.. Kelley qualified to practice law
in this court. and Mr.. Alexander Coke
qualified as a commissioner in chancery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23

movement. will leave the city to-day to at
tend the meeting at Washington OF the
Board Of Promotion OF the Three Americas
Exposition. 49,, i; Al
Mayor Eilyson, who has business IN Al
exandria this morning. will JOIN the COM
mittee in Washington this afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23
MIR. Crimn's Estate.

The will Of Mr. Edmund Griffin was adj
mitted 10 probate yesterday IN the Chan;,
Gerry Court, aud Messrs. Il. NJ. QuarieS ana
&. II. Hagan qualified as executors, :.
The estate Is valued at SO 500, and is dis.
posed of as follows: 10 Johannah Brady,
SlOO; ST. Peters church, $500; Kate Brady,
all Of the household and Kitchen furniture.
The remainder Of the estate is to be d.
vided equally between Maurice J. grimm
and james Il. Griffin, sons Of the deceased
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23
nfoPtuary Report.

The whole number Of deaths last week
was Sc.
Causes Of Dedh: Albuminuris, white /;
bronchitis, white; congestion of stomach.
/ colored consumption, white conyul-
sions, 2 colored croup-membranous, !
white debility-ceneral, white; diph-
theria' white and colored; dropsy,
colored; dysentery, white; exhaustion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23

It seldom happens that the best article Of its
kind Is also the cheapest In regard to artificial
light. however, PRArr's ASTRAL OIL not only
furnishes the ciearest, soitesi, and most steady
Hight known, but It's cost 10 Q mere sriac COM
pared with gas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23
secoud-uand sounrc pianos.

Our warcrooms are now Oyercrowded
with pia1os that We have taken in cx,
change for new instruments. We will sell
them at low prices and allow monthly pay
ments OF four or five dollars. Every piano
guaranteed thoroughly repaired.
MANLr B. RAMOS K Co.,
Main street next 10 corner Ninth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23

Yes, there Is a simple, pleasant. and harmless
cure for that dreadful disease, sIcE-HsADAcHE
and We advise sufferers to Use IT, We refer to
that purely vegetable cure, DR.. DAvID's LIvRR
pr