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Marshall +: College,
The State Normal School.
HUNTINGTON, WEST VA.

THos. Z. HoDGEs, A M. Principal
Mfss MABELLE ScoTT.)
Miss EMMA FoRDYcE, Assista's.
Miss Lulu STEWART,
Miss LILLE KNIGHT, Music.
Fall Term begins Sept. 3, 1850.
Winter Term begins Dec. ?, 1880.
Spring Term begins March 10, 1890.
Students can Enter at any Time.
The State Normal School Is an institution
primarily designed for the professional train.
Ing of teachers. The course of Instruction.
however, embraces the Academic ~ well as
the professional the former being intended
10 prepare students for the State rniversiiy,
or nt them for the active duties OF life.
Special facilities are afforded for the teach
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TUITION FREE
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WEST POINT.
The Cotton season-Catiec Back-Re-
itgtous.


ICorrespondeDce Of the Richmond Dispatchl
WEST POINT. Va, March IL, 1889.
Three large steamships are now at the
docks here loading with cotton for foreign
ports. Tue cotton season is unusually late.
Generally the season is over by the LIST OF
March, but this year the wharves aud ware
houses are crowded with cotton, and ii
seems impossible to get ships TO take 1t away
fast enough.
Mr.. A. q. Ware, town sergeant. left this
morning FOR Dauyille 10 receive from the
officers there and bring Dack here for trial
Stuart Evans, a negro who IA wanted on q
charge II felony. lie left here Que day last
week, lodged the police in Richmond by
gong over TO Manchester and taking the
ears there, but was arrested as the train
passed through Danyilie.
Rev. j. Il. Hutson commenced pro-
trscted meeting IN the Baptist church bere
on Sunday and has had very large crowds
10 hear him al every service.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". ID. Brown have re.
turned from their bridal tour.
Mrs. James Pollard, OF Baltimore, spent
several days tbs week with the family OF
Judge j. III. Jef'ries.
Messrs. NJ. Z. Wright. OF Tappshannock,
and A. b. lliIl. OF the Courthouse, were 10
town yesterday.
Miss Carter, OF EauQuIer, Is visiting Mrs.
Robinett Henley.
II Is said there Is to be quite scramble for
the post-offce here between a Manoneite
and an anti. Morgan Treat. ESQ.,, Is the
representative OF the latter aud has been 10
Washington for several weeks looking after
bis interest II Is understood that he wants
TO be Uuited states Marshal for the Eastern
district OF Virginia aud the dispenser Of pa
tronage Tor this county.
WILSON PuGRIy
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coed Chureh wopk--Lecai option
other Notes.


tCoffospcndence OF me Wchmon1 Dlephtchf
I.EEsprR0, Va, March IL. 1880.
Rev. Isaac w. Canter, who has been the
pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal church,
South, here for the past four years under
the four years. limit Of this Chcrcn, will be
transferred to another field Of labor BY The
snnUai conference to assemble In Alexandra
on the 14th. During Dir. Canter's psstorate
Of this church there have been I42 CONVEX
sious. aud added 20 the church by letter 80;
total, 152. Present membership. BIB; bs2-
tisms adults. 80: infants, 80; sermons and
addresses delivered. 500; and amount raised
for all church purposes, $7.344.
The question OF "lieense or no license for
the sale OF Intoxicating liquors" Will be
voted upon in this district on the DIST. On
saturday night last Messrs. John II. AIexan-
der, ,John Gray, aud William T.. Garrett adj
dressed public meeting al Cool SprIug upon
this Issue. Mr.. Gray expects 10 speak at
Clarke Gap, Messrs. Alexander and Garrett
at Mountain Gap. and Judge J. b. McCabe at
Cool spring during the week, aud one Or
more OF these gentlemen viii also speak at
Bethel.
The funeral OF the late Captain William P,
Smith, who dropped dead upon the street
last week, took place on sunday afternoon,
attended by large concourse Of friends and
relatives. lie was buried with Masonic cere-
monies.
The funeral OF the late Louis II. Powell,
formerly prominent lawyer here, also took
place on sunday afternoon. His remains
we're Inferred In Union cemetery, Rev. X.
n. Davis, ID. d., OF the Episcopal church,
conducting the services.
County Court, Judge Tebbs. convened
here to-day. CAToCTIS.
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Abe NJ a RLE.
County Court-set Her on ftre-Fer-
sauaI and Political.


fCorrespondenoe OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, March IL, 1889.
The Curporation Court, Judge Duke pre-.
siding, sat Yesterday and was 10 session
duriDg the day, but adjourned over until
THURSDAY, when several important cases VIII
come up for trial.
The special grand Jury brought in several
indictments, as follows: One against Henry
Wingfeld for permitting a roulette.table
and other gambling devices TO be carried on
upon his premises; Joseph Walters, a
gambler from Baltimore, for running rou-
letle.tahle, and Ella johnson and Lucretis
Edwards (cOlored) for felonIously ASSAULT
ing a colorcd woman named Ella Moon.
These women some nights ago caught Ella
Moon, and. after giving her severe beating,
stripped her OF her clothes and then poured
keroseue-oil over her and set IL on hre.
Ella Moon was not In court Yesterday. The
doctor pronouSces her wounds as serious,
though not necessarily fatal.
Ella johnson. one OF the prisoners, has
been up before the authorities several times
before. and case Is now pending IN The
County Court against her for felono'isly as
sauluug a colored woman some months ago.
This woman made an unsuccessful attempt
to set the county Jail on tire last night.
The Jury IN the case CT A. a. Sutherland.
charged Win forgery, DROUGHT Iu 'ciui't
Of not guilty. This IS the second indictment
that sutherland has been tried upon, and In
both cases the Jury brought in verdict oil
not guilty.
The County Court will be in session for
several days this week.
Judge II. Il. w. Duke left for New York
last night. but will return in time TO open
the Corporation Court on Thursday.
Mr.. Sumner Teale, q member OF the New
York Republican State Executive Commit
tee. was in the city yesterday visiting bis
aurt, Mrs. NJ. II. s. Long. He was confer.
ring with some OF the prominent Repuoli-
cans here, probably in regard TO the distrt-
button OF the lOsves aud fishes.
Dir. Robert HIden, son OF the Rev. DR..
J. G.. Hidden, OF New Bedford, Mass, is 10
the city visiting bis sister, Mrs. NJ. f. Ro-
berts.
Miss Matte Gleason, who has been visit
ing IN Lynchburg for some time, has re-
turned TO her home here.
Our farmers are now busy preparing Tor
their spring crops.
The wheat in places is looking well, al
though tho snowfall. which Is so beneficial
10 winter wheat, was very slight throughout
this section.
The freezing and thawing weather has
been injurious to the grass crop. W.
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STATE AT LARGE.
4 BUDGET OF AUGUSTA Hxws TxoK
srAuNToH.
Death Of Two Venerable Citizens whe rur-
sued the same Profession
Court Items.
,oorr..ponaonce o. ,he nlchmona pIsps.ch.l

fCoyrespondence OF the kicnfnond Dispe'chl
srArSrox. VA, March II, 1850.
On the watershed Of the Central Valley,
near the line dividing the two counties. were
tho homes Of two citizcns--one In Rock
bridge snd the other IN Augusta whose
pursuits we're the sane and who were con-
stans., In tue service OF the people and their
respective counties snd often associated ~
the DISCHARGE OF those responsibilities. one
was few years Older than tue other. Two
DAYS only separated them In death. and De-
meath the sane sepulcbrsl oaks OF old Prov.
dcncs. in Augusta county. they rest frSm the
cares and scenes OF life. Each In the cnolce
of their counties rendered the important
public service OF county surveyor, as wen
rs 6Ihng many other Offices of trustaud confi-
dence.
The senior Of these two honOred citizens
was Mr.. Andrew NJ. Lusk, OF Rockbridge,
who died on tbs 9Th aud was buried on the
10th: aged about seventy.two wears. Ihe
other was Captain James ii. Caliison, OF
Augusta, who died on the 10th ana was
buried TO-DAY. lie was about sixty years OF
ace. Each leaves wife and children. Inc
only daughter OF captain Caliison married
in 1896 Rev. Charles Waller, a distinguished
Young minister Of the Presbyterian Church
IN Alabama.
At Midway and near the county llne be-
tween Rockbridge and Augusta counties
Mir. David Steele, OF Rockbridge, died on
the s;h and was buried at NJ. Carmel church
Sunday the 10th instant. Steele's Tavern NJ
Midway is u noted place in Valley history.
It wss so from TIE days OF the first Settle
ment OF toe white race 10 the Valley and was
houored as the locality first written about by
the engineers of toe French army who
were IN the Valley on an excursion shortly
after The surrender OF CORVALLIS at York
town. Dsvid steele, the brave young Cont.
mental soldier Of the Virgini, line. OF whom
they furnish sketch. wss the founder OF the
family at this place, and the deceased whose
death is now reported was his descendant.
lie was ABOUT seventy years OF age and leaves
family.
The City Court OF Stlunton Is now In ses'
sion, Judge Charles Grattan presiding. Oh.
fences against good order which Gao be cor
rected under the law by light punishment
are increasing here, where there is neither
house Of correction nor chain.Rang. The
grand Jury serving at this term OF the court
presented oil these matters to the attention
OF Judge GrattaD. who will, ss provided for
by statute. issue an order for the establish.
ment OF chain-gsng, with recommendation
TO the City Council 10 enforce its provisions.
CATION.
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AUCTION sALhs-Future Days
BY N. w. BoWe,
Real Estate AuctlOneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
j ROCKETS PROPERTY, SITUATED on
LESTER STREET BEIW EEN HAGUE AMI
NICHOLSON STREET,, ~ AUCI1ON.-ln oxe-
cutiOn Of two deeds OF trust-the first 10 \. W.
Bowe and 4. Upper. trustees. dated February
81. 1897. recorded In Richmond Cbancery Court
Deed Book 132 b, page 20; the oth~r 10 Harvey
Wilson. dated February D, 1888, recorded IN saii
court, Deadlock l3 b. page 2s6-the said \. W.
BOwe. surviving trustee, and harvey Willson
viii sell by auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 10. 1889.
al O'Clock p. NJ, In tho order named below, tho
following property:
First. The 1WO-STORY- AND-BASEMENT
BaICK STORE No. 3GOS Rockets street. occupied
as a grocery store. with the LOT, . l-l2zllOfeet
beginning g. feet cas- Of Hague rect.
Second The 1WO-STOkY BRICK STORE No.
1904 Rockets street, occupied as a baroer-shop,
with the LOI, J0x9O feet. IL Is probable that tue
vacant part OF this lot will be sold separately.
And them by virtue Of the last-mentQped
mediately after the above sales tho LOT oppo-
site the above fronting "a 3-l3 feet on the south
side OF Rockets street. running BACK u feet,
and having Indifferent improvements thereon.
AL Of this property Is desirable and IS above
the reach Of freshet-.
Terms: Cash sufIicent to dcfrsy the expenses
OF sale, 20 pay any taxes due. and 10 discourage
two notes aggregatiDg fi,llj, with interest iron
February 20. 1889, and another note for f5N.72,
with interest from February 3. 1883, ana upon
a credit as TO t63l.75 until February 9, 1897 and
the residue upon terms 10 be announced at the
time OF sale. Ii is probable that more favorable
terms may be announced nj the time OF sale.
y. ID. BOWIE. surviving trustee;
NH l2 HARVEY WILTON, Trustee.
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By A. l. AdamsOn

BY a. T. A1dIubUn,
Real Estate Aucuoneer and Insurance Agent,
sl3 Huh street, Manchester, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-13

AUCTION HAEEs-toturS Dny1
BY Quarios q MccurdJ
Eozi Estate Auc:ioDeers
pichmond va
ryyRTTgTFES' SALE OF A WAGNTFI

TRUSTEES SALE OF A MAGNIFI-
Il CENT JAMES RIVER ESTATE, KNOWN AS
"pDgER,r IN GoOCHLASD COUNTY. AT BOS-
COBEL STATION ON TIT. FARM. IMAhDI-
DiArgLY OK THE RICHMOND AND ALLE-
GHANi RAILROAD. EiGHTkkS MILES FROM
RICHMOND, Ar PUBLIC AvC'riON.--ln oSecti-
ton q a certain deed OF trust bearing date on tho
tst day OF MAY. 1885. from Albert \. hayward 70
me undersigned es trusteos, and OF rccoro m tne
clerks ONCE Of Goochlsnd County Court, DEED
Boos %. psgo AZ. being required 80 10 do by tho
holder OF TIE notes thereby secured. default
hevlng been mado In tho payment OF the same.
we win offer for safe. upon tse promises. on
THURSDAY. MARCH e. ieS9.
at 12 O'Clock NJ. CT BoscoDsl station. the ABOVE
MENTIONED ESTATE, containing i.H2H
ACKEs. This farm IN ono OF the best on James
river and Is extremely fertile. IL has station
on Il. Ia only eighteen miles from the Guy OK
Ricnmcni. and l. no. surpassed by any farm IN
the country. The neighborhO)d Is one OF ms best
In tho tate and there Is everything that could
possibly be desired by suy one seeking a nne
farm. All necessary buildings. &c.
The place is too weu known 70 require a more
extended notice, and parties desiring 70 Inspect
can do 80 AZ any tme before tho sale. The auc-
toDeers will take pleasure III giving any cssired
Information
Parties desiring to attend sale can go aud ro-
turn BIZ the Richmond and Allegheny railroad
same day.
TkRns: Cash as TO cost and expenses OF sale
and any delinquent taxes ana 10 pay of the fol-
lowing notes: $500. with Interest from an
May, iSse subject TO credit Of shout sS5 sf3 20.
with interest from 5th November, 1885: f43l.1O,
with interest from 4tn May. iA; f43I.f0, with Ia
terest from 4th November. 1877 SiG.,o. vito In
terest from 18th May. 1873; sl3l.i0, With interest
from 4th Novemb Der. 1873 ti4 3J00S with inter
est from 4th November. 1873; osla1co upon such
terms "a may be- given a, time OF sale. Tho pur-
chaser will be required 10 assume prior lien
amounting 10 about s2,OO.
n. A. McCURDY,
L. c. CkUNP
es6 Trustees.
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PETkRNHUkG.
serious Fa,l--Re,issous Notes, DE.

UorIOUt kAtf-AettEtous N1tt3s exc.
Correspondence OF TIE Richmond Dlspatch.l
MARCH AZ, 1889.
Mr.. George Newsom. well-snown car
penter. while engaged this morning In the
erection OF dweiIing.house Ia Fifth Ward
fell froin the scaiolding on which he was
standing and was thrown a distance OF about
twenty feet 10 the ground. HIS injuries
were such that be bad TO be carried home 10
an almost helpless condition, and 1t Is feared
that he Is seriously hurt internally.
Bishop W pittle has sdyised Or. Gibson,
the rector OF Grace church, that be will visit
that church on the morning OF April Sd to
administer the rite Of confirmation. IL was
hoped that the Bishop could come on sun
day. bu. be writes that tails is the best he can
do.
Mr.. w. ID. Barkley. whose illness has
heretofore heen mentioned. Is 10 very
critical condition, aud the grayest fears are
expressed a. 10 his recovery.
The mild aud favorable weather thus far
has enabled the farmers throughout this sec.
ton 10 make good progress 10 the work on
their farms, aud generally they are as well
advanced as In any previous season for msny
yeaIs past. ROBIN ADAiR.
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HcupOrt News.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatcn.l
MARCH IL, 1889.
An accidental fire here last night de.
stroyed n small house on the co,l-pier. Very
little dama1e was done.
The British steamship Orsini entered
10. JAY for full cargo Of grain.
County Court is still ia session.
Mf. 4. II. Gordon, who has been suffering
with lumbago. is much improved.
1t Ia stated that work will he commenced
on the new passenger depot in short time.
PAUL.
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enrico County.
For the Dispaich.l

On Monday last Mr.. Nat. Darby attempted
10 fire large double.blrrel gun at ducks.
when the gun exploded, shattcrng bis left
band in horrible manner. After the acct
dent Mr.. Darby walked two miles alone to
The residence Of Mr.. Lipscomb, at Pressure
Isle, who Kindly sent him across the river
home. DR.. Archer was summoned as soon
a. possible and rendered the necessary surgi'
cal aid, amputa,ion OF the thumb being
necessary. This IL the third time Mr.. Darby
has been hurt by his large gun. He Is very
successful hunter and believes IN shooting
large loads. He has often been known to
xiii from sixty TO sevenly.dye ducks at SIN
gle shot. Mr.. Darby rents the Presque.lsle
swamp from Mr.. W. q Lipscomb.
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BY Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers. and Brokers,
No north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
l. CHlMBORAZO-PAkK PRoPHRrY.-By vir-
tue OF a deed OF trust from Isaiah Henderson OF
record in the clerk 3 Office of Richmond ChaDcery
Court ia Deed-Book 1872 A, page 81, default
having been made IN the payment OF portion
Of the notes hereby secured and being required
by the holder thereof 90 10 10, will sell by auc-
ton, upon the premises, on
FRIDAY, MARCH Is, 1889.
at 1870 o'clock T.. n. the PROPERTY conveyed
under eaid deed, comprising a LOT OF LAND
with tho Improvements thereon lying and being
In the city Of Richmond on the north sdo OF
Grace street between Thirty-hrst and Thirty
second reefs. beginning at a point forty-nine
feot from the northeast corner OF Grace and
1hirty-lrst streets, thence running along Grace
street eastwardly eighty ieet. moro or ess. thence
northWardly between parallel lines lbs feet. Do
not fail TO attend this sale. The East Is rising
and spreading Itself, therefore values are In
creesIag.
TERMS Cash as 10 ss79.15. with interest there
on from February 10, 1889, till paid. and expenses
OF sale; tho residue a9 may be announced at
time OF sale. WILLIAM IL. TALMAN.
Trustee.
CHEWING & ROSE, Auctioreers. NH 10
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4 TLANTIo COAST LINE.

A 1HA' 1'0 WV N'''''
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE
Commencing MONDAY. March g. isa O.
p. H.. trains on this rOad will run a. follows
TkAiNs SOIIuNAkD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-13
ByNW. Bowe,
by \ w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auciionoer
No 4 Eleventh street. Richmond, Va.
DICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY
IL RAILROAD COMPANY.

1. Herbert L. Terrll and Thomas & Bocock.
Trustees. ........-....'....... ..'NohpialnaDN,
against
Tho Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
pany aud Others ...................Def eniantA
2 Henry VI. Alexander and Henry X. Ellyson,
Trustees. .'''.Nohplalhahse,
against
The richmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
psny and Others.......... ......... DefendantS
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WEDNESDAY. MARCH 10. 1879.
By Jamos d. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
jll3 Main street

A UCTION SALE OLA NEW, NEAT,
N AND ATTRACTIyE SMALL FRAME
DWELLING AID LOT on TIE rOhIH ~ DE
AND TWENTY SECOND sTkEkrS.-BY re-
quest of the ownsr shall sell BY public auction,
on the premises, Oh
WEDNESDAY,. MARCH IS. 1888,
at 40 o'clock p NJ, the VERY DESIRABLE
FRAME DWELLING situated as above stated,
containlpz threo rooms, aud kitchen, wood
honse. &c: the LOT fronting 35xizj feot Oh the
north side Of street thirty ieet wesb ot twenty
sccond street having n largo stable thereon
the buildings being new, well built and conve-
nientIy arranged. snug home and will rent
well.
Terms: Easy, aud announced NJ safe.
mhg J. 3. ELAN, Auctioneer.