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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
THE INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS.
They Start on Their Long Journey-iho
President Pro Tenn. Gets Lett.
~. ,.i.n....h % fi,n nianaich-l

WASHINGTON October 2--The delegates 70 the
International American Congress were nsur az
an carly hour this mOrnpRto prepare TOT thelI
long trip arranged for them by the Departmcnt
OF state. Ihoy awoke 20 enjoy ono OF the most
charming Of WashingtOn's AutumDal mornings.
Tho sky was clear and the sun shone WIN lust
enough intensity 20 temper the cool breezes lnat
prevailed Tho delegates pariook OF an carry
breakfast and then made their way 70 the Ienu-
eylvRnia Naturalization, wherefor tuiiy thteo
quarters OF an hour before tho schedule time Tor
starting the train an unsuRl stir and activity was
noticeable. rho veetiDule train was early an Cd
toc, Of admiration by greaf crowd OF
sirht-socrs Before O'Clock the delegates began
10 arrive and zero received al the station by ".
T. Curtis, special agent OF tho state Department.
in charge o; the excursion. There was no formal
leavc.taking between the Government onicels
aud the delegates. Many friends OF the dele
gates accompanied them TO the station, and Tor
half an hour before the train started the scene
was an animated one. AZ quarter past 5 the
warning " All aboard" was given, and prompt
" Oh schedule tino the train started on lts long
Journey. The first stop will be male Al jersey
city nj 145 T.. VI. just as those who had Dech
bidding farewell 70 the excursonists were
leaving the gates at the station they met non
John T.. Henderson, president pro ttph OF INC
Congress. lie arrived aOOut three minutes
After tho train had taSon its departure. lie was
very much surprised when he found the uaih
had gone. believing il would not start lr)mptly'
tie ives evidently very much mortified al having
been left behind. An Official OF the DcpArtmehI
OF state, however,, undertook 10 arrange matters
for him and ne ,ook tue o'clock train. lie VIII
arrive at West Point al $3.50 7. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04

MISS CRANE HAS RENTED POI
vi east Franklin street. and is prepared to
accommodate PERMANENT, TRANSIENT, and
TABLE BOARDEks with choice rooms and irst-
class board. o. l-lW'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
LoupouN COUNTY.
Republican Meeting-Sew church--Deati'
OF mn Observation-Disclosures &c.
LEEsBuRs. VA. October 9. 1899.

lGCrTehpOuututto VI tho 't'P'-N~'-f
LEEsBuRe VA. October 9. 1899.
Tho Mahoneite chairman for LoudOun has
called n Republican mass-meeting at Lincoln
for cert Saturday to nominate candidates ios
the Senate and House OF Delegates. There are
n number OF "kickers in thla county, and what
their action will be- cen only DO surmised from
rumor. and that Il they will notsuppOrt Malone.
What they will do In reference 70 Legislative can
didAtes remains 20 be seen.
Tho pow Methodist Episcopal church, south,
nj Round Hill. was dedicated on sunday by Rev.
j. H. BOYD OF Roanoke City. who preached an
able sermon. The building IS substantial anu
attractive one aud reflects credit upon this
growing ami enierprising village:
Mr.. Milton NJ. Rogers died at MS nome, AT DO
yer. this morning, after a long and painful IL
ness, 10 the if;leih year OF his age. His death
was he result Of progressive paralysis lie On,
tered the Confederate service as member OF
the LOudOun Guards In April, 1851. In Decem'
Der OF the same year he was transferred 70 the
LoudOun Artillery, and was elocted nrst neu-
tenant In 1852 In October. 1862. no was assigned
70 duty with strihing's hattcry ana served Until
the close OF the war. He was member OF GIN,
ton Hatcher Camp Of Confederate veterans, oil
this county, and until incapacitated 10y disease
was an active and valuable citizen.
Messrs. I'd. Garrett, Girsrd Heater, aud Shir'
loy Carter have recently left for the University
OF Virginia, whore they Will enter upon thoii
studies NJ that institution.
Tho aalo of personal property on me wig
wan farm of the lato Charles r. Paxton, near
this town, brought good prices. Among othel
items yoke OF oxen brought $1,000 and a suck
ling Percheron colt SOL. CA1ocTIS'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04

state Of North Carolina was scttled to-day s''er
several conferences between tho Attorney-ucne-
rni, Secretary OF the Treasury. Secretary OF me
Interior, aud Governor fowie, OF Nortn caro-
INA IL Involved the liability az the state for
about f4i 900 interest $4,000 In bonds issucd
hy the state many years ago IN aid OF the North
Carolina railroad, which are now in possession
OF the Government, mostly In tho shape OF IN
dian tftist fundA Tho hoods matured In lsss
aud tn 1854 The state IL willing TO redeem the
bonds with interest 10 the date Of maturity, but
desnurs 20 the payment OF the interest from
maturity 10 date. An agreement has been
reached Whereby the state Ia "a pay into the
United Siates Treasury the undieputod amount,
leaving the question Of It's LIABILITY for tho IN
tcrest accrulng on the bonds since their nlaturi-
~ 10 be dotermined by the United States
supreme Court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
TECHNICAL EDUCATION.
The Opening of the North Carolina Agri-
cultural and Mechanical College.


P.LRrGH. y c., October 3-Tbe Siste Agrl-
cultural aud Mechanical College here was Tor
mally opened this morning. The exercises were
held in the chapel Of the institution w. ). Prim-
rose. president Of the roard Of Trustees intro
duced Rev. j. ". Carter. who offered prayer
Tho President Of the Board Of Trustees intro
duced Colonel Alexander h. Holiday. president
OF the college, who delivered an eloquent i'd
dress on tho prime necessity OF technical educa-
ton II was appiaudei throughout President
Primrose read letters from DR.. Kemp Il. Bate,
president OF the state University; Dr. Cbsrles :.
TAYLOR. presidento OF Wake-foresi College. and j.
; arr expressive Of their interest IN the instl-
tuition. Ito announced that the further proceed
ings would boz informal and called 90 Mr. BinS-
ham. who responded iorcibly. Governor Thomas
VI Holt was asked TO speak and was followed by
Professor Winston, OF the state University. Dr.
Croweu, president OF trinity College. pledged his
best endcavor to aid ia upbliidiug tho col
lego. Rev. Dr. ). NJ. Atkinson followed ana was
succeeded by OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Instruction finger, who hvowed his deep interest
m The cnuse Of 10 'hnicai training. Audiior
>anderin also spoke and d.. Carter pronounced
the bencdictiOn. The audience was made mp oil
state ofiicere, prominent educator, AM msn OF
all professions, and WAS one Of the finest assem-
blics Of intellectual folks ever seen here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
CHARLOTTE'S DONATION.
4 Murder In North Carolina-A Serious
Misstep.
Special Telegram TO the Dlspa'ch.l


CHARLOTTE, y. c., October 3.-Ne@s Of muir
der in ,aslon county 10 received here tonight
Neck Crawford shot and killed Giimer Miller
Iuesday near CrOwders creek. The following
are the circumstances u the murder: Crawford
was at Mnler's house and both were drinking
freely Soon they began 10 quarrel william
Boyce aud Perry Cummings, VINO were also
there. became alarmed md left. hut had only
gone n short distance when thoy heard gan
fire. Tnon they returned % the house AMI found
Miller lying upon the floor with blood freely
flowing from his head. flo Ind been fatally
wounded. having been shot IN the head with a
mixture Of shot end slues from musket. lie
did not live long Crawford has been arrested
and placed IN Jail. He says Miller broke whiS-
key jug over his head, and when he did this he
shot him. Al the parties ARE colored.
Miss keenan,, young lady from Chester, : C.,
happened TO u rather bad accident here to-day.
Sho was out driving with Mr.. j. \ Hoover. her
brotheI-in-lGw. and whom she az mpted 10
auCht from The carriage she made mlss!cp and
fell violently 10 tue sidewalk, her head striking
upon O. stone. When she was taken up blood was
freely ooziug from her mouth and nosirils She
was Immediately attended by physician VINO
pronounced her wounds serious but not neces-
sarily iatsl. Sho T. now suffering very much
from conclusion Of the brain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
THE FAYETTEVILLE CENTENNIAL.
Welcoming the Chief Marshal-Elcct-
Great Enthusiasm.
fsnecial Telegram 10 the Dlspatch.

FAYETTEVILLE. y. c., October 3-Mr. Julian
: Carr chief marshR-elect Of the coming con
stitutional centennial arrived here this after
noon e. confer with the committees. He was
met AT the depot and conveyed 10 the Lafayette,
where great crowd Of people. with q
cornet band. greeted him. Henry L. Cooke,
Esq. In q short speech welcomed him TO the
city to which welcome Mr.. carr gracefully re-
Ulied. thanking tho citizens for their cordial
welcome and pleGgng his best Efforts 10 make
the occasion grand success. The citizens th9n
walked up and we're introduced 70 Mr. Carr,
while the band played Dixie. Three rouslDg
cheers we're given him. Enthusiasm Ia growing
daily Mr. Carr IL taxing great interest in the
celebration, AMI his selection as chief marshal
was fortunate. North Carolina has never W.T.
messed such an imposing occasion as this wiz
no Fayetteville viii open wide her doors on
November 20ih. 2ist. and 2Sd 10 entertain all
who come Il l. DE 100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
7URGINIA STEAMBOAT -

IIIJINIA > III IIIJOAL 741I1IzIa.
' COMPANY. for Old Point Nor &asS>Ssss-
folk Portsmouth. Newport News CiaremcnN
ana James-riVer landings dirscL pJ eloSan.
s1loon steamer ARIEL. Leaving hichmOni
EVERY MONDAY WEDNESDAY,, aud FRIDAY
All A. NJ. street cars connock
connections a. Old Pom. AMI a. norfolk
clcseIv win all lines for northern cities same
sfterpooa. James river W daylight OreA.
Tourist line Cheapest routa
through tickets on steamer and as CAREERS
Agency 100 Main street Baggage chcckSi
through slater rooms engaged Tor day or night
gresgn. received daily tor Norfolk, Ports
moutn' Old Pom, WaverlY. Hicksori. Va, and
MI noiaty Ia Eastern North Carolina Eastern
Vtrgiaia, and oil regular landings on the Jam os
v,ysr Al lowest ra.es. ana through bills Issued
LUCIEN = TATUM, Nice-Pfes.denS
No. lll7 Main street and RockettA
levin WEIslaxR Freighg and PAsson ger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
DIEDMONT AIRLINE

RICHMOND AND DANvlLLE RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE SOUTH
AND eOUTHW EST.
PULLMAN sLEEPERs on ALL NIGHT
TkAlNA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04

AZ the request OF tho holrs OF joseph Mlllhiser'
deceased, will on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8. 1889,
commencing nj 12 O'Clock NJ. proceed 20 sell by
public auction. upon the premises. the above
mentioned REAL ESTA1E in the order heroin-
after named - 49,
/ That large handsome THREE-STORY
BRICK-AND-sIU CCOED STORE 40. 9l3 Main
street, between Ninth and 1enth, occupied by
Messra Rylsnd d Loe. The lot fronts Slxl53
feet, more or less to a wide aley. .-
p say about 3. NJ. that desirable THREE
STORY STOCK-BkICK STORE AND DWELL
ING. No 5l7, on the south side Of Broad street
between Fifth and sixth occupied by Mrs. Celia
Kass. The lot fronts - by about 1876 feet to an
alley. ,,,.,.
STORY DECENTRALIZATION STORE AND
DWELLING, No S07, on the south side Of Broad
street between Third and Fourth. recently "a
Gated by Levi Hexter. Esq. The lot fronts p 5l21
100 feet. -
4. say at AZ p. ", that desirable THREE
STORY sTOCk-BRICK STORE AND DWELL
ING At the southwest corner Of Franklin aud
Fourth streets, occupied by tho Exchange tor
Woman's Work. The lot fronts 26xI2O feet to an
alley.
All Of these stores are we'll aud substantially
built and in nice order
s. That OSE-STORY FRAME STORE. No. 325
Immediately adjoining the above on the west
This is n choice lot for lrsl-class residence. IL
fronts 26xl2O feet to an alloy.
10 is useless for any ono % undertake 70 extol
this property. for us many advantages IN tho
matter Of location. &c, &c, speak moro forci-
bly, than anything / can say IN respect to It.
However, will say that this IS an opportunity
seldom offered investors 20 secure strictly nrst-
class business property which will surely aud
steadily grow in value, always commanding tho
best class of tenants.
TERMS: One fourth cash. balance At SIX,
twelve. and eighteen months fer negotiable
notes. with 4 per cont interest added, and Sc
cured by trust deed.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR.
go % Auctoneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
ABig Coal Company.


CHARLESTON, w. Va, OCTOBER IA certificate
Of incorporat. on was issued to-day 70 the Gauley
Mountain Coal Company. The stockholders are
". n Page, ex- Mayor Abram :. Hewitt, Of New
York. Vice President Levi +. Morton, and his
partner, Mr. Bliss, OF the New YorE banking nrm
Of Morton, Bliss / Co. The company has made
arrangements 10 lease tho property at Ansted
operated 10y the Hawks Nest Coal Company, and
ne capacity of the mines will be enlarged at
once TO 5000 tons per day. Ample facilities for
shipping have been secured. The Chesapeake
and Ohio railway will begin at once TO lay four
ana half miles OF stauderd-gauge track from
its main line 10 the mines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
Grave Charge Against IA Minister.

BIRNINGHAE, ALA, October "A sensation was
created In Chambers county several days ago 10y
tne arrest OF Rev J. NJ. II. Duran. a Methodist
minister, charged with passing counterfeit
money. Ilo was lodged In jail and his trial
came Of yesterday. lie admitted that he had
passed spurious money, but proved that he had
got II out OF the cOntribution-DOx. There We're
eight silver dOlais in the box AID seven OF them
were cOuuterfeits. lie said that God and the
sinners who passed the coins were the only ones
who know IT, Tho case was dismissed on &c
count OF the officers Inability 70 get absent wit
ue
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
HE ANCIENT CAPITAL.

Old William and sary-Personai Mat
tiers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
Leave hrfire
No. Richmond. Pe'rrsblry
TKAiNs NOErRwAnn
Leave Arrive
No. Petersburg Richm0ni.
Daily 'Da,ly except Smllf
STOPPiNg-pT l..-.

Nos. Il and g nsxo s..-.. ., ., ,..-,..
signal 81 Ccntralla NU. .4st..t .. ., -.
al Chester Cenna'a aof r.g. .-
J, ana - -top o1 ena'en. o ..l.... SD.
80. - b. %, 81. 81 aui % viii s..pa.aI ,s.i.,,
for passeugprs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
An Immense Bagging Trust.

CHICAGO, October "A dispatch from 81.
Louis. Mo-, says: The Missouri antitrust
law has precipiia'ed the formation Of an
other great national combination. All the
baPRing interests OF the United Stales viii
shortly consolidate under the name OF
The American Manufacturing Company Of
New Ork. Warren, Jones, and Graft, OF this
city, the head OF the Jute-hagging Trust, are
primo movers in the new organization. Ii wac
stated to-day that about twenty different fac
tories at various points we're 70 be absorbed into
tno American Manufacturing Company III carry
lug out the present scheme.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
Prospect for "A Most Successful Session.
fCorrospoudence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l

CHARLoTTEsvnLE, VA, October 3. 1889
The session Of the University Of virginia has
begun with very favorable outlook Tor pros-
porous term. The whole number OF matrlcu-
iates up 20 last night was 80, as against 25O on
tho same date last year The number OF stu
dents 40 far in the law class Is a. and in tho
medical class ~ There will be, It IS thought
over 90 mRtriculates this session. There are a
number Of students here who have DOT meul,u-
lated "a vet and others are arriving daily. and by
the close of this week the number OF mAiricu-
lated students viii reach over 400. The whole
number Of students at tho University IN all inc
departments last session was 49, ana mum PER
az tbose entered late in the session 10 take the
special course given 10 the pdbiic-schooi teach
ers and supern.endents.
The chairman Of the faculty and the protes-
sors have been busy Tor the past two days ior'n-
lug their didereut schools, and today began 10
deliver tho first OF their series OF lectures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
Guilty and Sentenced to Prison.
Try telegraph TO tho Dispatch

BUFFALO, October 8.-The Jury In the case Of
General /. b. Faulkner came into court at l0:l!
this morning with a verdict OF guilty as charged
in the eighteenth count OF the Indictment
in making false report of the condition OF the
DaDsyile National Bank IN 1857. TO which he
signed his namo. IL is expected an appeal will
be taken. Judge Core this afternoon sentenced
Falkpor 10 seven years In the Erie county peni-
Tertiary. An application Will be made before
Judge Wallace al Syracuse for writ OF error.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
RICHMOND AND THENoRTHERNNEcK
A Matter of Interest to Our Merchants
Discussed.
W.ReAW Va SeDternb er 70 1850

70 ne Editor ~ The Dispatch:
! have Just made n trip through the country
from our city (kicnmOn1) % this place This -
a good country and compares fayorabiy with
any other part Of Virginia. The people are
prosperous and well-ofi, and mbny OF them are
possessed Of large fortunes. This neck IS MED
with fOurishing stores. The merchants buy all
OF their goods In Baltimore. Richmond sells
very few goods in this section.
IL Is crying shams on Richmond merchants
that they take 50 little interest In this part Of
the state and know 20 little OF the value Of the
business Of this section. large number OF the
best merchants here have told me that they
would deal Ia Richmond # thoy could get goods
from there at a reasonable rate OF freight; that
they would prefer ~ p5rr0nize their own State.
How long will Richmond shut her eyes to her III
tprosts ana allow Baltimore 10 iako full charge
Of her best territory? This is "a valuable section
aud Richmond should take Immediate steps 20
run a railroad through IT, TappahsnuOck Is only
sixty miles from Richmond, the ~ adc is goOd-a
road could be built cheap. Richmond has a.
ready delayed this road entirely too long. Solet
the business men OF Richmond take hold OF this
important matter al once and push II through.
Thoy will find Il Will bo a paying investment Ia
every way. Tidewator Virginia has made Balti-
more what she - Now let us turn the tide OF
business TO Richmond, whore II Justly belongs
l. IL g..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
NOMINATIONS.
Goochiand Republicans - The Colored
Brother 1nkes a Hnck Scat.

Goochland Republicans - The Colored
Brother Takes a Back Seat.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
GoOcHL4SD C0URrHoUsg, VA
October 2, 1888. (
The Republicans held their convention to-day
az this place for the purpose of nominating eau
didate for tho House Of Delegates from GOoch-
land. The delegation was composed principally
OF negroes. with bore aud there u slight sprink-
iing Of the Caucasian race. But in spite Of n
ruiing majority he c0lored brother was remsnd-
Oh 10 the shades Of private retirement and a
white candidate boD5ed up seronely Ia tho per-
son OF Mr.. John Van Mater. who received the Gu
dOrssti0n Of the convention. Nc. Van Mater came
70 Virginia from New Jersey. aud has resided 10
our midst during the .asi seven or eight years.
with bic party. N.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
TIE ANTI-NAHoNFITEs.

The anti Nahopeiles Of this city arc very much
entLused over the stand taken by the meeting
OF their representative men IN Richmond and
are more determined than ever 20 DO their best
q defeat Malone. One OF them told your CORE
spondcut today that they would poll IN this city
between 800 and J01 votes on ciecuon-day
gentleman writing from PULASKI City to-day
aEys tho hahOueites ia that section are the sick
cat people lie ever saw and II ne could induce
Malone 70 make ono moro speech IN tnat town
before election the Democrats would carry the
plase By JOU majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
Monetary pTatters,

fBy telegraph to the Dispatch-l
Asunoros, October a--Bond offerings TO-
an aggregated Si2s,000 Accepted, Sst2,500 q,
10Y for lk's aud ~ for4'a
he Florence AGtiona! Bank. OF Alabama, has
been authorized 70 begin business With capital
4 question OF considerable inseres. 10 the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
ON THE DAN.
leg Badly Crushed-A Lively Council
SehsiOn.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram 20 inc Dispdtchl
DASVILLE, Va, October 2-Sallie Pulliam,
small colored girl, was pitching coal from car
OF tho Richmond and Danyille track tO-dsy,
when the car moved and her leg vas 80 badly
crushed az 10 require anputation OF the limb.
The farmers are stu crOwding In with tobacco,
aud The breaks were very heavy again to-day.
Bidding is very lively, and in spite OF the large
quantity Of tobacco offered everything - greedi-
ly taken up at big prices. anu the market Ia
steady. Tho farmers arc in good spirits and de-
lighted with the prices, which arc higher on the
average than for several years past.
The Council held special meeting this after
noon 70 consider the petition OF JudkiDs &
carver 20 exempt from taxation the machinery
aud capital OF their proposed knitting factory.
The meeting was very lively one aud there
was q sharp discussion on certain rulings OF
the Chair Twice was an appeal hal from the
Chairs decision. but the appeals were With
Drawn before the vote WAS taken. The PROPOSE
ton finally came up IL a new form, and under
the rules OF the Council, IL lies over ten days,
IL Is understood II viii 20 through all right
when Is again comes Hp for vote.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04

At tho request OF the heirs OF the late Joseph
Milihiser will offer the aforementioned REAL
ESTATE FOR sale by public auction. upon tho
premises, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1892,
commencing at O'Clock +. NJ. with that HAND
SOME PRIVATE RESIDENCE No. 1901 east
Marshall street IL Il three stories above tho
basemenL contains y rooms besides bathroom,
kitchen. and servants rooms. ana modern iin-
prOvements-Rli IN nice order Tho arrange
ment Of this house is conVeaient, the location
central and very attractive. ani the neighbor-
hood Is lrst-class. This house WAS built OF choice
materials In the best manner, regardless OF cost,
ami IL to-day as good a. new. Ihere Il large
brick stable on the premises ana the lot fronts
1864 xi5@ feet TO a Side-payed alloy.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER
the sale Of the aforementioned house. say n 5
o'clock ?. VI, will offer that NEAT. CONFRONT
ABLE BRICK DWELLING No. "a west Clay
street 10 contains rooms besides kitchen and
servants rooms: bath, gas, water. and all necce-
sary culvcrt connections The LOT fronts SHliO
feet To an alley. The location of this hOuso -
convenient. the nelgnborhood ami surroundings
pleasant. ana the premises are ia good order.
In every respect The DWELLINGS here adTer-
tised are such as 10 command the attention OF
purchasers. whether for occupancy or Invest
ment, there being At all timos good demand
by tho better class Of tenants for homes I'm these
desirable localities
TERMS: ono fourth cash: balance AZ six.
twelve. Hud eighteen months for negotiable
notes. with por cent. interest added and so
cured BY a 'rust-deed
se2q n. SELDOM TAYLOR Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
EIeyen Men KIIIcd in n Onarry.

CHICAGO. October "A Lima (0hiol special
says; Eleven men arc reported 10 have beea
Killed IN a quarry near here by an upheaval OF
earth, whoa was followed by the spouting OF a
subterranean stream Of waer 200 ieot into the
air. No particulars are at hand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
Fire in Charleston, West Virginia.
.fSnecial telegram to the Dlapatch. /

-T'IF'N'I7sI W wv EH'ENENtII
CHARLESTON, W. Va, October 3-The store
house aud residence Of .. j. Holdren. OF West
Charleston, took fire and was entirely consumed
about noon to-day, together with the store and
residence OF w. A. Thomas aud two other small
Dwellings. Loss about 5000 Insurance s., 800.