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PTTsBURG, Pa. July -Caa Ds ill.,.
Scott, I'd plar youn- nl.in man 0f
Ia End. llt-1lrl ua. -n.. arl
Instantly kuIed Ne-ler. is l.H
Lehr at the camps 0l t.' fr,-lm-
Fishing Club. a- c.nll.lD. Pt. on
the Baltimore and OHIO l.l i.a.
the camp cock. was very 0ruuh. and
when refused dinner by ihe mDmD,r
of The club drew bis revolver. t.rel.
ening 20 Kill some one unless liquor
was given 90 ban. Tie men n camp
fled except Scott. who ued CD uIs
with Lehr. The latter fired iour boss
at Scott, one OF the buiiet- enler.re bis
lungs from the right side. lehl uls
arrested and is held Boz JAN 90 Somerset
Scott remains arrived ODD PIi-.al Is
to-day. he WAS guest Vt doe ciua.
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K,cimonders in BoNIon

The Providence Journal has this TO
say Of two Richmond men Mr. Henry
VI. Pelouzs aud Dir. George Rady. Of
Richmond. Va. left Providence last
nient for Boston. They have been in
the city since Tuesday morning as the
guests Of Mr. a b. Gardiner at his res
idercc on Greenwich street. Mr.. Pc
lauze will bee recalled by many of the
Masonic fraternity as the eminent COM
manler OF Richmond C0mmandery,
Knights Templafs. No. ,, Of Richmond,
Va, who. IN company with the Com
maudery Of 81 Andrew, from the same
ci,y, were the recipients Of few atten-
iions from ST. Johns Commaudery, of
Providence. Ia May. 1856.
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Mr.. r. G.. Mo-by. carpenter ton Of
,,rrtinr Yesterday morning o., rgr nj
the new building now in and Ohio
srect,on at the Chesapeas , ""S ecci.
shops. bead of Seventeen roof to the
Bertally fell from lh' ,,as M least
round. The distan .onsihle when
sixty feet. He wa him up and bore
hi- comrades picketr,o ' c,ty ambulance
nun nun ', ceile cd. and promptly responder
wf1 Dr.. carmiriael in eha rye, ,n., Mr..
Mo-by was badly bruised about 'n'
body. and that bis ankle was iractute'
Dir. Mosby was conveyed 70 ms nome
80. 290G o street
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The viii II Ms. tlIzlUein L. ferflu
wa, admitted 90 probate yesterday ln
the Cnaucerv Court. The estate is
valued 80 Ss GOO. aud is distributed as
follows. To Mr.. Marion Tyler. house
No lc7 Jackson street 20 Mr. Andrew
l.. TYLER. house No. 100 Jackson street .
to George G. Tyler. ID grandson OF the
deceased. $500 to Miss Lilly Davis
Hughes, daus ter of the deceased.
house on Second street, between Duval
and Baker streets. The residue of the
estate Is distributed equally among her
sons. Mos,rs &. W. William j. and
John H. Tyler. ard hey daughter. Mis.
Francis B Chamberlayuc. Sir. g. W.
Tyler qualified as executor.
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IT will 10 doubt lie a matter OF en-
enlargement 20 some % know that the
secret Of longevity Is being surely aud
slowly revealed. The period of human
life il lengihening. Common sense
aud know ledge applied to the
problems of existence are doing muck
70 remove the causes of disease and
early death. IL only remains to con
vince people that they should husband
the reserve energies Of youth anc early
manhood. and life may be still further
prolonged - Exchange.
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Doing 10 luiOpe.

Mr.. T. W. Boalwright. assistant pro-
f,ssor Of Greek ia the Richmond Col
lege. will leave the city to-day for
New York, whore be will take passage
for Europe, 20 s1end year. After
visiting many points OF interest,". in
Guiding the Pofis Exposition. he Will
take COURSE M Ph.lology at the Uni
ycrsitr Of Leip,ic. after which he will
take course ia Greek at the University
at Athens. Greece. lie will return 10
America before the opening Of the Col
lege IN the fall Of 1890.
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NORFOLK, VA.
No accommodations Zone, '@s unne. 4"
Wro,ncr General '.ns,ca,c.
81, race-she sugar &C,

- VA. July %. -Unle.',s.. so onl.
special Arrangement ~ figures 20
o,sd brother, who a'N1y 49,, conyen-
ooa',nsniciously in RepuD,..en,o ending
,ions will have par" T." attends
scrommodations wheh .,,ust. A
The convention here III - il one
nv, on,el for colored pc,oplSS. does
81 the few things No''Do,,"hli.hed
not hast of. and as the So. 80 mon
hotels have no quarters lot coz. ,iiD'',,.,.siyes
thew will have 20 SHIT 'l Dy,,re ne. +
a,o,,nd "a, best they may an" Tro
rl,,n,oAations I'M private mousse Il
.onvention. 10 Is thought. VIII '.
-, the Academy of Music. WIG"
.eatino capacity for 3 900 people
carsrai Cr1nor claims that the ,'''
..'..'i.o mazda mn Washington VIZ
Doaaniete victory for his iacuon' "',
tnny .sscnred lust what they "'N.' We
3 Wv" a chance M Mahones plan OBJ .i
',.rigation. while all this may oe ''.'
. H. General has far ieicN'u ''D
Jrsarv lool, when tiikineo i me i'N''''
1 ,vhich seemingly suggests in''
= ,',r,,isinr chow different things mi-'.
Rumor has IL th1ta large -yrn''i''
off sugar people are h''-.i, 'u.-
BE the purchase of % sight ai L'l''".'
Point ON which toestao'i-h " ''''''
6nerv. Nearly an sugar laden
Is which make harbor ON lNe N'.'.
~ Coast come in the hamp DID
Is whore ordersare received dt7'-"'
.o the mort to which they shall proceed t0
.r unload. Such an industry DID ih'.
+, tion would furnish cml'o,N.'. '
hundreds of people. .......i.
ME- Sonth.streot Baptism 'llith
,,rr,r Of South and Enugnam .Iio.'
is Portsmouth was formally dedicate.
ss and .e, apart for worship 3 yesterday "'
IS. t.,noon. Itis "a beautiful building. hN
l- IL WAS an immense throng NN'h
u tbrsuph lbs sacred doors Con 1'ltN' .
Do ,,rn,al .ottine aside to God. hf. B.
H.. "a Dunawav. of Churcn.nni. ni acme
... ,ne delicat0rv sermon ani l.'.'
T.. rnett. Rev. A. r. Owen. ID d. p.
Nr. JamcsT Boum parl'c'p .'l IN l.'
J. exercises Music wa, iufnrh.d '. .
D" choir of the Court-siIect Church.
The nayv-,ard. continue bone O.
contention to tho politicians. ani I'D
De-, slow progress oi m.AiI- 'N..@
n. sends a drill of horror to tte n'tI'
eo lhe boss Republicans. whose l'i'
Dr., vretchsd by the hungry ''."'
ru lowers who want NDih.
Brown and Constructor I'NI'. d.
Thought. have sufficient 'lN..'.
offset that ol lon.f,- .Ntn
urging chat they be ofi.fi l'
station They ara satisfied HaN
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Hastings court

The Hastings Court WAS i'm session
for brief while yesterday morning
William O'Dwyer, indicted for resisting
an officer ia the discharge az his duty
was convicted and fined $40.
William IL Richardson. same offense.
was sept 20 jail for one day.
The case ~ Lewis Schonberger,
charged with a most serious ouenst.
will be- heard to-day.
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FRENCH AUTHORS ON SMOKING



rho secretary Of the French Ant-lo,
i''e LEAGUE. which Is trying very nara
IN .''. now 10 induce the smokers OF Franco
jus $50 n smoking. recently asked ths
- famous French authors to SEM
him by letter their opinions conce'hins
The effects Of smoking upon the 'i', n /
AMI tho body. Most Of the replies 10 ','
socrctarv's letters harmonized WIN '''
- If the league. Emile Zola' now
ever, wrote: ,oi,occo NJ
Ten years ago gave up 'ooaco o. ~, ~
.,,o instance of my doctor. ] do 'o' u
,;ore however. that the intelligence. '''1
~, crs,tive strength Of man are injured
'''e s,,olinr Perfection Is so slup'p
...Iom often sorry | ceased snoN"'7'
Francois Coppec rcplied' ..,
.you have the wrong man 'n'' ''''',.
49,. boen a heavy smoker since my
.'l,.onth year. ] ann now H. smoke
,,,orottss T. day. but throw each one
...oy after a few pulls Till proof I.
a.. contrary is adduced, l shall res''lC
t.b,cco as IN incentive to WORKING "no
o. dro,mine. which. for poet are one '''
the same thing.
Alexander Dumas, the younger ,'''. .
roplv after the sccretary's own h''''
Tie said: o..,
"Tohacco. which gave up years ago
, q, novt ~ alcohol the most dangero"
onenv of intelligence. Nothing can
, .itI. h. u.o however. for the fool
are i'm the great majority ami 1hey h''
nothing 10 losa by using it. Since you
society is not after the fools, may
: strive 20 convert the wise.
II. 'Taine confesses thus
..The fact is. l smoke cigarettes lt
O. na.timo I'm moments of thoughilc5sne'
l. and mteuectuI waiting. Nevertheless
2. fbe habit is slavery and danger d
many examples show. Since YOU hno'
,u about the eviisor smoking. you ou-i
, e., pronare a valuable monograph %" Oh
= .hn..- of tobacco, especially II You ga
n c.iloct data from Germany, Ainefic.
b rnol,nd Austria and Holland whel
De fhe people smoke much moro than
De France.
, Andre ThcnirCt wrote.
e. 81 was never a memboroi the leagn
y for the simple reason that / ann passio
' atcly fond If smoking. Two years 49,
your president asked me to write sIo.
about the acute suiIcrIns5 of tho youi
smoker Ililit. After publishing q
" --ar, received 81 silver medal ir0m Nn
I..,. Tl.t i..Il IDtlr had tOdNYtI
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MANCHESTER NEWS


''e"'' -, - MR.. Mary +. ArcheI' i
Inc 'un.,'', rs announced in yes'ol
n"'' T,,,rs took place YESTERDAY Lit" tate
Gay =, balf past clock from . Wv
hoV', - of the deceased, on 'io The
is', ,'',','onth and Porter street. rabn
OF E'eNenln conducted by Rev 'oun
services VIZ of the Meade Memo1ia,
o. o.. O,J' and the pall-beaierS W..
o .,',1 charles L. Page a. n -,
Ne s'' samuel TAYLOR. }. IL; ra'. .,9on
geiH,," ,ye,sioer. James l.. ho .',,'..,,
d. ]. Weisiger, and Juos'
CloptOn. - r,cromle left Yesterday
of,ernoon for the nl'o of the
snr,ncs to attend tile seiN ,:., he "a
c,a,o Rar Association, OF "i'O" ~" ~ mar
80 There Will be no ca'g Io.,,ngs
Mar consideration IN inc tV;,t of
80" until Friday. Judge 1rdoe
p.chn,ond. will open couil i0'
a Ingram Friday. .;.orsof Chester
y J. ~ ',t' yesterjay. They had H,o ~
u ie'" EATERS Of routine NATURE "
rs con''oer' Meade Haskins and Edwaro o
)l NS5,l of Richmond, and MI "eo' :,
y, I.,gett. Of Chesterheiu' WIZ
N"no, ,he Wcst-Eud Methodist On III
~ ~ sJ afternoon meeting was ~, I
~ ,,urpose of Arranging t4' ,n
i"l w, .,,Nn of the existing oeO' up
10 ia ',1''i,''.,rch. There was eoVn o.,
~, 'nal ,re.ent. and Rev. +. NJ. re rev,
-" l,rsred an address dppiop' '"'t
ate son os''' .'do A collection was TAKE
ND the o....'',,nting. together with pioui,,'ll
nn' uI,' d" ..,,,ne In $500. The toiai u'
ige mon the Church is SoVV, III If Nj
's0 up" amin Johnson lcolore1 j. ~
-, ba- qualified 10 practlce law
~" i"' rt.1.tor6.ld County Court
'u, 'ntt "a Stroud has returned ll0"'
', .a ''i ,t,, w. regi,iar monthly meeting Oh
piV il, 1.07(l R,ard will be held tong
- 49,, ,,bite school building corner
."1, ron,toeuth and cambridge slree.s'
,Tho following deeds of bargain :
Nv. been recorded IN the il nus,
|',,rt. John W Bergman TO w ~!
siei- ,t.A, lister. 30 feet on sglweeI
Wa' D...,..nan street. betwec 5000: vii
lich. t r,v,srdiu avsdl commissioner
lace "'" ,~,, "a. "a feet on north side
Rev "'''' :. street 20 correct error in
Yer deed. James j. Faran and
3Washnctou Mclean and their wives 10
ID. J.. Touev. 90 feet ON Bellevue street
southwest corner COwardin avenue
$50: same to Mary j. Smelling trus-
tee. 30 feet ON east side Belle Isle
Ia street. corner Sionewan. $3.50: Ruff.
Jackson and others to Walter ). GIL.
% iO3 feet ON Thirteenth street. north
J. west conner Decatur. $1,000: X. G..
lf Puddy 90 John J.. Gardiner. POI feet
o ou east side Nnteeeuth street. near
II Naury 50.
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Mosoy JAefssc Justice Cfuicnneld
jon cstcfdaN.


Charlie Kates lcl'oredl was charged
with stealing one clock from n. II.
Harris The girl in the mouse sand that
Kato- came o. the house. took forcibio
possession II tie clock and went OF
with 10 in bury.
Hates said that Harris employed him
to take COW to % clr.ain place. and
promised him a dollar for s0 doing
that Harris would not pay him and he
took the clock for the debt.
Harm. said Dee never hired The young
man 10 take "a COW anywhere or owed
HIM anything The clock was found
with a paWn-brokef. where thirty CENTS
had been loaned on it. Hates was -ont
10 jail FOR thirty days.
James Henry Robinson lcol0redl. was
charged with stealing cight dollars
from Julia Ward. Julia Dis "a respect
able old colOrcd woman. She bad a
guest from the country. and. wanting
10 show her hospitality by getting
something extra toeai and drink. asked
Robinson 90 Get aceitaiu sum of money
from her trunk. Robinson took toe
old wOmaus keys and brought from
the trunk the amount wanted. Sub.
seQuently ID was discovered that Robin
son had appropriated 20 IBIS own use
the additional sum 81 eight dollars.
r blusou g1i sixty days ln jail.
Thomas Garter lcololCdl was up on
the charge of stealing one dollar from
Alfred Ice. Tina. grew "u' Oh Ode ,f,iIaaf
and made away. lie went TO jail iol
thirty days
Martina Christian lcoloredI wac q Wit.
ness IN 10 case. and took ben lime about
coming. She lcruIeiy stIollcd mic
court about 10 oclock long after ihe
case had been disposed OF. She wlt
fined ~ for contempt. winch she psld.
Allen Neuabie IccloiedI went Into
Long Quone Sings laundry about 81
shirt hc had i'it there. The two sV'
into words. Nenabie cursed tine ccl,0
tial. who iu uuln brought hls flat IRON
into service. Zach were fined - %
and costs.
Samuel Irwin was ii.ci % and cost
for b,iig drunk and interfering VIII
PEOPLE on fhe street
Martin Jones lcoloicdl. was fined q.
and costs for creating "a ulstui bhhce ant
fighting ON the street.
The ease of Gabriel Williams lcol
o.cdl charged with breaking into. ln tbs
DAYTIME. the hru-house of Susan, Allen
aud stealing one coat aud umbrella tho
property of the sand Satan. was CON
tiuucd until to day.
Ten colWed youths were each hneI
- and costs for congregatlng on th
corner and being dl.ofdcily. 90 the an
advance of the neign boihood.
Matte Giles was fined - and costs
for disordsrly conduct and lighting Dbl
the street.
Jacob Henry lco'oroil was ASSESSED
S. and costs for being drunk and dlsor
d,ilv ma the street. and - and costs ad
dinonal for using pIofanc and vuisA
lanpuaq. to the officers I'D charge OF in'
First p0lice-statun.
Emmett jenkins was charged VIII
1.ing indecent aud prOiano language Do
a. Old market. lie was fined 30 an'
cost.
Sally Jackson was fined 50 and cos
for cursing and usiug indecent Language
and being disorderly, TO the annoy anc'
Of the ueighhOrhO0J.
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CHICAGO. July - A special 90 tie
MI from Cincinnati saws: IL is Tee
rted here lhat blurat Eaistend ' as
been informed by his physician that hi
disease is lncurable and dea h i- 90
question Of only short time. 81.
Halstead Is now IG Europe.
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Two suits were Instituted 30 this
court yesterday. They were
Mary Ann Johnson against ihe h'Ch-
mOnd Union Passenger Railway Com
pany. The damages age placed al
- 900. Mr.. W.. G. pusl.n. is the plain.
Till attorney.
George +. Pickett aeALs. Naming
Q. Staples q Co., for 1870.
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CUIHBERr. GA, July Judge
John Clark. judge of Palaula circuit
aAd one of the most noied judges ina
Gs r.ia. lost bis life 40 Smithyilie. o.
day. lie was attempting 10 jump from
a moving train when he was thrown
under the wheel u his head almost
entirely separate % bis body.
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Work on the Eighth street tunnel is
going ou with some little vigor At
the north end about thirty feet has
been dug. and the overhead earth is
braced as the woIkmen proceed with
strong timbers. Work on the shaft on
Eighth street between Broad ana Mar
shall Is al staudslill. This contractors
are waiting for the steam which TO
pump out the water IN thosbait. When
all the wafer is out. excavation on the
tunnel proper Will then begin from
both sides OF the shaft.
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CONVICTION GA July 22-Dan "A done.
negro twenty two years old.ou las,d
Mrs. Rachael skinner, a white 'edy
near here. lie was captured to day
aud confessed VIII being takel hy an
officer t. C,vington. 4 baud oi Ally
masked men took him aud hanged
him.
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N.' .-.-....--.----.
......... ....,..,,
IHh lthfii AhV'NhO'
....... ,..,,,,,eca Nv Icna,ng
'''''' '.' '',',, ,..o,cne,.
"'' '''
CHARLESTON. +. g.. July -L-lhe
Rex. G.. o.. llnckney. -. d. preached %
sermon having direct leieI..ct j."
the Mellow tuu. at ihe Grace Lpi'co-
nHI Church tO day. choosing Tor DIE
text. .-N ho-O eheIdeth man blood. ny
mar .hal ul- blood bee shed. Dr. fluch-
uey said tle failure Co recognize the
cume of murder, To- condemn Do.
and to PUNISH Dc 10y it-i' ""''
social c'toenl Aa non ~ lh' S"'
t'an--f.--.'n oI iAe AiheIl0'" l,"i.i''
The failure io d'.''l ana puui'n liie
cr mr. hs Nll. BIS li' "'"N ''.r' i'i D"'
whole Iuiici-l - .l'"i' anu '", i"ii
-an.o Cd the llW, he continued ls l"'
result Dl the l'A lu'if opinion "hi'n
i..lils Dot tHr Divine detites against
murder. llWared-o OBJ muidrref7 escape
iu-ti0, from these cau-t-- ana ih' i"nN
l- defined wi.l blood. Toe result oi lne
roceal ira' ln ihe eng seems L" i'ii very
iar mort Aul crn'uic OBJ "'li'i'i's' ~
il- ia.Di .n co'ieiAh ''iiii'' I'D llu.'
-fie '.d li". ODD I'D project "u .l'
lIfe against fNe mufi'iou. p'-ioi. l"a'
% human .Ife ha- been Iahen oy violence
+, 800 Acknowledged iact. ana lne tiiou-
n4's % Justice have no Work oi cen-'iie
fortnrneed. lnr7 aver Dis tt- 'oieu I'D .''5
place without concentrate "' aug
sort. HI.h'Nl "''. 'ii l'' ''''''.''.' ~
anF legal aI-al iiufa oi I'D. "i"n-' -
mot Obs result calculated ID 'n'I pen
human liie aqua to relax lhe bonus %
society, ID,t Do NOT "ethtn lhe gun
c1ar te m'h I'D resent D. hA,lf ""iu oi
1n angry fepf''i ol wrong ns shedding
Dob, 'i..n 'i .'' l'l''"f.I
in .''- " ,.' every -.''''''' case. y" ''.' +
W '''" . .. ' i.o 49,.
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Ma,d ..eeIln. so be Ile Il

NORFos VA. July 22.-At meet
ing Of the city Democratic Executive
Committee tonight 10 was decided 90
hold ward meetings Thursday night to
elect delegates 10 the Democratic Con-
yeLtiOn.
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Az order Was received yesterday by
Dr.. Galeski from an Oculist IN Lynn,
Mass for various special glasses. This
j. probably the first time that Northern
oculisls have patronized the South for
commodities Of tins description.
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The following R.chmondors were
REGISTERED last week at the summer re-
sorts named below.
BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS. VA.
n. l. Alni4nd and family, j. G..
Fmncp ami family. ". \. Tanner. A
ID Nu,n. II. J.. Boswell. f. ii. Smith.
The opening german Will take place
in the new ho.el on Tuesday evening.
July 23J.
LAKE SPRING SALEM. VA.
r. n HAYWOOD. Thomas IL. Norwood
and wife. Miss Virginia Price. Mrs. II
A. Wise. Jr.. Barton IL. Wise. George
a Minor. wife. nurse and children, i.
/ T.. Crershaw.
ORKNEY SPRINGS. "a.
Mrs. NJ. Newman. Ms. f. Brauer
Mrs. q. R4bmln. Miss Lizzie Sauer.
PRINCESS ANNE HOTEL, VIRGINIA BEACH
W. IL. Wuseys and wife. Miss Cary
Meredith. b \. Pace. Jr.. ID. O. Davis
G.. ID. Langhorn. Fuz. Lee aud Sous. ".
/ ID. Chesterman. George w. Mnter. ..
W. Vaughan. J.. b. Vaughan. Hay O.
Thornton, II. Allan Blaukeuship. T..
Rutherford Danan, Miss Pizzini. W. b.
Pizzini. ". Marshall Alfred Mcleod,
Edmond Bos>ieux and wife. John >.
/ Williams and wife. Louis Gorminella,
+ r.. Orsi. NJ. Grulian. MIS-. Georgia Sic
ger. MIS-. Q ID. Funkerhelmer. ). b.
Shipp. W. II llarbaugh aud wife. Mrs
y. NEG. Fisher, Il. C.. Child, \. Barga-
MN.
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4 ugar Refinery

NORFOLK. Va, July % "A sugar re-
fnery is an industry to be established
here III the near future.
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JOEL B. WATKINS.
HIS heath At ROCKBRIDGE ALUM
SPRINGS.
s,a rscfui L'fc->hc''"
., me rAfc Of the Deee"sed-'"'
Funeral q, the r'r'' ""p'"
80, Yesterday afternoon

n, Joel b. Watkins died at the N0 Ills
,r;trs Alum Springs S9nu"{ fam
S 49, xcas not unexpected ~ ~, "a for
~. 49, he had been an lh'"''"
NUM- ,'o richmond about mon'ii az
,.,,c Rockbridge Alum. w NV 49,. -,
=" ,sas a ucat sufferer unt'' Sums ,'o,cs
ne We, 1o.th relieved BIN oil mn v" 49,.
VIII ~. t.cra.ed was born in TOW NJ p.,
Il, 1901. lie was son V' 70
,Y"'' ~ Watkins. and inali''1 +t,..rt
1en,9 Ter of Mcssrs. John ana N!D,.,i
ni 20 tbis city. lie was CONN 80
b''n .,e INN OF Kent, PANE -,
VI" IL. house. of Richmond anu - .,
ois $50 ass. ciaied with the mn ~ -
4,''' p,ilev * Watkins. lie SUI" .,..,,
Price n'', .il.shed tho firm Of Walk JUDI
< FIckleh' a member OF tn
f,milv az General Ou9t's, ~
ln'''., .. captnr,d at the hgh' OF .D'',r.
on" Daring Cleveland b "o'n .','.,s,
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As.ociaiion ia Richmond ana was
- he fr.t presidents after 'he O'
was organized.
THE FUNERAL
Ills remains reached the city yes
aav afternoon at $40 o'clock a ,l.....
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here the funeral service lo'H ~
me-. service. were conducIe. ~ u
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1or Tlltson. Professor G.. d. W
prof.ssor IT, III. ialu--
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-23

The following R'chmonders were
registered last week at the summer re-
sorts named below.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-23
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nNkNrY srKINNs "a.

Mrs. VI. Newman. Ms. /. Brauer
Mrs. q. Rsbm M. Miss Lizzie Sauer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-02
THE WONDERFUL CARLSBAD SPRINGS.

AT the Ninth International Medical Congress
DR.. A L. A. Toboldt of the University OF PENN
sylvaniS, read paper stating that out OF thirty
cases treated with the genuine imported Carlsbad
sprudel Sat- Powder form, for chronic constpa-
ton. hypOchondria, diseases Of the liver and
kidneys jaundice, sdiposis diabetes, drops5
from vslynlar heart disease, dyspepsia, catarrhal
Inflammation OF the stomach, ulcer OF the sto ~
ach or spleen. children with marasmus govt,
rheumatism Of the joints, gravel etc twenty six
were entirely cured, three much Improved, ana
one no. treated long enough. Average time oil
treatment, four weeEs.
The Carlsbad Sprunel salt powder form Is an
excellent ApsrlsRt Ld1dtlue and Dfurthe II eeGrs
he comslxioR btrffes he blood II is easily solu'
BILE; pleasant TO take and permanent in action.
The genuine product Of the Carlsbad Springs is
exported in round bottles zach bottle comes IN
light blue paper cartoon, and has the sigma,
ture "Eisner & Mendelson CO. sole sgents,
Barclay Street, New York, on every bottle. one
bol lie mailed for One Dolrar DR.. TObo!dts
ectures mailed free upon application.