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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-02-15
27HEADOFCATTLE!
are Mich Cows, well bred Durham Bull;
GFAT STEERS, G2-year-old steers; .
Yearlng Calves;
I3 EWES II FAT HOGS !


GLOW Farm Wagons, 3-inch tread; Wagon
Bed, twO-horse Wagon and Bed, pair Grain
Ladders, "A" Harrows, 2 Oliver Chilled
Plows, Sunfish and Plank Plow, double
and singe-shovel Flows, Horse Rake,
double and single Trees, Fitz Cutting Box,
sets heavy Breechhands. . sets Front Gears.
double set Yankee Harness with che cks. !
sets Pillow Gears siX-horse Wagon Line. |
Wagon Saddle, collars, Brides, Halters,
Lines Cow Chains, pairs Breast Chains,
Butt Chains, Spreaders Forks, Shovels, &c f,
&c. Also Box stove. Bedsteads, q bushels
Glover seed, | Goat and Harness.
TERMS OF SALE.-Fat Cattle and Hogs
for cash as to all otner property, sums ofSlO
and under cash over that amount credit
of nine months will be given, purchaser to
give negotiable note, with approved security,
payable at the National Bank of Martins
burg, with interest from date. but II paid
promptly when due the interest VIII be re-
mitted. No property to be removed until
terms OF sale are complied with.
A. NJ WIDMEYER
j. WILL DoDD. Auctioneer.
Feb. ID, lSSD-ts
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/. O. o. +.
Caledonia Lodge. No. 4. meets every Thurs
day evening IT ] p. m.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH.

Y. VI. Z. A.
Services al Billmyers Hall every S.-.iuay
afternoon at $50.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-02-15

EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
REV. l.. X. MASON, RECTOR.
Shepherdstown at ll.l0 "A. III. and 7.0J p. III.
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Corrected weekly by g. 4. Hodges.
SHEPsl DSEO y VI = ss h E'r
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

NJ. f. CHURCH SOUTH.
REV. A. A. L. NEIL, Pastor.
ShepherdstOwn II. "a. IN. and $50 p. M, Marvin
Chapel p. IN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-02-15

LUTHERAN CHURCH.
REV. ID. II. MosEK, Pastor
Unionviile ll.00 a. m, ShepherdstowD 800
D. m
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Saturday, February I6, 1889,

at O'Clock p. m. the following valuable real
estate. Of which the late ADRIAN Jones died
seiZ.d and possessed. consisting Of about
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REV. h. +. BAUsMANN. Pastor.
Shepherdstown leo n. M. kearnevsville
100 d. IN
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
REV. CHARLES GHISELIS, Pastor.
Shepherdstown ll.00 a. IN.
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PUBLIC SALE.
8 HEAD OF HORSES !

4 of them Heavy Work Horses, two OF these
Mares heavy with foal, all OF them being
good barshear leaders: Colts from
two to three years old.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-30
FaeIS- uny,

The Young Mems Christian Association gym
nesitlm % this city will On May 18Th have a Sc
ries ot contests 10 athletic sports at the Exposi-
ton Grounds.
Entries have been made from the associations
a. Kichnont College, Portsmouth, and Norfolk
the latler place entering fourteen men.
Among The events announced 10 take place
are oue-hundreI- yard dash. one-mile run,
throwing hammer putting shot, opo-mile bicy :ie
handicap. one Ealf-mile bicycle handicap, pole
yaultinc, high jump. potato race, 6c.. sc.
Gold medals. suitably inscribed, Will be given
es first prizes 10 "a number OF the contests, and
srttc,es Of use such as hats shoes. umbrellas,
&c. will be contributed by the merchants as SO
cond prizes
Nenbers Of the local association winning first
prize will have their name. with the record made,
painted in the gymnasium, there 10 become q
part OF the history OF ihs Institution.
Professor Cornelius has his men in active
training and hopes 10 sse them victorious in the
coming TRIALS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-30
LITTLE GIRL KILLED.
Ssd Accident Yesterday at ~. 10
seph's Academy

~ 9.e0 o'clock p. NJ. yesterday Ellon May Denz-
icr, n daughter Of Mr.. John Denzier. who does
business as grocer and resides a. No. 80 west
Marshal street, was killed al ST Josoph's Acade-
NY At the southwest corner OF Marshall and
Fourth siroeR
Deceased was seven years OF age and was n
pupil Of The Sisters Al the hour named, tho
school having been dismissed for tho day. abe
started from tho scnOo-rOom down stairs 70 go
homo. she had 10 descend a staircase which
winds part OF the way, and IN some manner
foil over tho banistcr rail. NhSthor sno was
riding down the rail. as children so often DO or
was whirling around the curve a. rapid speed
with her hands on the rail and WAS thrown over
tho rail by the centrifugal force. IL not clear,
~ no one was near AZ the time.
one OF The sieIs. a teacher OF music, was
below, waiting for the pupil "a como down.
when she noticed the little girl's legs over
tie han.ster Snd instantly Aftorwsrd tho body
feli; tho head sriEinR steam rtdiatOr on the
nret floor with such iorce as 20 knock the top Of
Il OH
Tho fall was distance OF about fifteen feet
and ths poor little girl vas pickeJ up in sense
less cond i)n.
Dr. Cha.kley vas at ooce summoned and
promptly responded. but before he got there she
Vas dead. ShO never spoke word.
Coroner Taylor viewed the body and found
that Ito skull was badly fractured.
NO blame can be attached 70 any one at the
Academy. IL was such an Gccident rs might
have occurred in any household IN tho city
where there are hlgh-spIrited children.
The body wss delivered 10 Mr. Denzler, who
caused 10 10 be removed 20 his home.
The deceased child was exceedingly we'll
sweet. She was ono OF a family Of eight chill
oreu, three Of whom are married ladies'.
The shock fell upon MR.. Dcnzler with more
Than ordinary severity, as she has been quito
sics Tor two months, and was in bed nearly all
day Yesterday.
The childs funeral will toke place at ~
O'Clock this afternoon from st. Marks church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-30
The Coroner decided that death resulted from
natural Causes.

The Coroner decided that death resulted from
natural Causes.
Rev. II. N. Wharton IL the guest OF Rev. DR..
Landrum. No. gii Park avenue.
Henry Stuart, ESQ. OF Russell county. member
OF ne State Democratic Executive Committee, is
In the city.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Mr.. c. P.
Gary and Mia Lula NJ. Moore. which will take
place on May 7th.
Mr.. John l. sch.d, enginser Of steamer No 3.
= convaiescent and will be able to report for
duty In few days
Several coupon cases we're tried in the City
Circnit Court yesterday and decided ia favor OF
the Commonwealth.
mess's. W. r. QuarIes. James d. Patton.
Thomas ". Gentry, Young Jones, aud w. Dell
no sutherland are In New York.
The East Hanover Presbytery meets in the
second church. Norfolk. tonight Rev. Or. Kerr
VIII proach the opening sermon.
The Committees on Schools and Accounts and
Printing met yesterday evening and ordered
tneir monthly accounts 10 DO paid.
Mr.. Andrew Antont Jr. leaves next woek for
New York. whence he goes 10 the Argentine Re
pubic, where be expects 70 reside permanently.
Rev. II. Grat,sn Guinness, who has been
speading some days In the city, leayos his
morning for Washington. While In Richmond
ne was the guest OF Rev. DR.. Corey.
Postmaster Cullingwortb received yesterday
? telegram from j. NJ. Bell. superintendent Of
the United States Mail Service, Washington. u.
g, stating that on aud after the 30th day OF this
month the services and pay Of 4. 4. McCsbe.
superintendent OF the Eail Service at Richmond.
VIII cease. Mr.. McCabe Is chairman OF tho
CiNil Service Board Of Richmond. whose duty it
" 70 examine into and pass upon all applications
for postofice appointments in Richmond.
At tho ninth annual meeting OF the Richmond
branch OF the Irish National League hold Sun
day afternoon at Cathedral Hall all the old onl-
GERS were reelected unanimously. aud Mr..
y mes Hayes and Mr.. Patrick Brannan were
elected delegates 20 the National Convention in
Phlladelphia In June next, with authority 10 Sc
l-ct their Own alternAtes. Richmond will have
representatives from two branches In the ma
tonal convention for the first time in the history
CT the league.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-30

The convocation Of James River will meet at
Christ Episcopal church, corner Of Iwcnty-sec-
ond amt Venerable streets. tomorrow Al II
o'clock A. NJ The hev. Dr. Pike Powers. presi-
dent Oi the conv0cau0H. Eill preach the opening
sermon. Ats ociOrs T. M Rev. Hartley armi-
chael. rector Oi ST. Paul's, Richmond, Will
preach. On Thursday ana Friday al II O'Clock
A. "a. aud p. e. there will be services ami SER
mons by various mofnbers OF tne convOcatiOn.
1hs pubic generally are expected 10 attend.
The bu@in-7- sc-siO ns Of The conyocaton will be
arranged hereafter.
The couyo alton comprises counties bordering
IN q part of he James river and several other
adjacent oncs, and the members are az follows
Rev. Pike Powers, d. D., Rev shua le;e kin,
D. d.. Rev }. Yatcs oEmsn, Rev 4. O..
Dasiirll. ID. D., hoy. II. H. Jackson, d. d.. Rev.
Hartley Carmichael. Kew. DR.. John h. Newton,
ReY. l. ". burton. Rev. Dr. D. r. SpriGg, Rev.
JaInrs 4. Funsten, Rev John CiOpt0n, Manches-
ter; Rey. PcnIletOu Brooke. Nosi Point; RCv.
4. h. Ii1zsrd, Chester e!d: Rev. Martin John
sol Powhatan; Rev }. ". Ware. tarmville;
KEY. :. ). depbron. Hanover, Rev II. NJ.
Rmbler Ashland; Rsv. Is. VI. Randolph, Hen
nc0: key. ". B. Williams, Hanoyec JuncuOn
By special invitation The cOnvOcauon viii at
tend t1o centennial services at st Johns to-
night and hear hght Kew. 4. H. kGndolphs ad-
dress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-30
s.ere,ary of they. H. e. A.

LAST night az called meeting OF tho Board or
Directors OF the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton the osgnRtiOp Of Mr. Charles 1. Thomas,
the efficient secrc ery. WAS tondered and ac-
cepted with great regret by the board. Mr.
Thomas has received a flattering call 10 become
the general secretary Of the Young Mems Chris
ten Association al Nashville, Tenn.
The board appointed Messrs. ;. W. Travers
Robert S. Bosher, and william kllyson a com
mittco 10 recommend secretary 10 take tie
place Of Mr.. Thomas, whose resignation taxes
effect on the 18th o. May next. THIS committee
would prefer 70 have a man from our own city
or state and are now in search Of n suitable
one who would accept the place with view Of
making il his life work tie must be man of
Intelligence. with some capacity Tor public
speaking. OF great energy. Of good business
qualifications, aud an earnest Christian gentle
man. The position is one Of great responsibility
and usefulness
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-30
Frubiinesfesg.

As was anticipated, this enterprise has been
great success. The entertainments. under
the charge Of Mrs. IL. a. TabD. have drawn Il
large crowd 10 Sanger Hall. who Afterwards
throng tho Armory. There IA some attraction
every afternoon, especially for children. This
afternoon It will be a Jumbo party. commencing
AZ 7. NJ, and there TO be prizes given 10 the
boy and girl who succeeds in putting the snout
in it's proper place. Volker's Band plays eyory
night till II. Tonight thero will be minstrel
performance In Sanger Hall. A charge Of ten
cents VIII be made for seats in tho hall heroaf-
Ter. The ledos regret having 10 make This extca
charge, but Justice 70 those who really wish u
which are 50 well rendered makes 10 necessary
20 ss to preserve order. The ladies viii be glau
t. 500 their friends Gnc mos, ccrtially invite
them TO the Armory 10 inspect tue beautiful
sacques. bonnets. sc. There Is 4 fresh supply
OF candy every day. The hall is open at II a.
NJ. every day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-30
The "Binder Twiss Tvust.-


An ingenious advertisements In the shape o. a
news article IL boing published about the uss ~
wire Instead of tvino I'm the approaching hsr-
vest. and 10 Is termed sof5ffon. ~ Jumping
from ire frying-pan into the ire is solution
then this solves.
The objections to wire were 90 great tia, every
one OF the great number of manufacturers Who
used IL on their machines hal - abandou Il
years ago. The objections 70 wire are OF gcesier
moment 10 the farmer than the small advance
Ia price Of iwine, snd 10 " likely mat Outside u
this the co~f OF putting trfrs dff1ck 1i,af on
tvine machine will be more expensive than tho
difference in the pnce OF twine. The fact IL that
there has been an exaggerated impression made
upon the farmers minds. The cost OF twine this
year, a. established by the great Walter A. Wool
Machine Company. at which they are going %
eupply those who use thoir machines. g. Only
ehoIt FOUR cESrs Az ACNE moro tnan last yeer.
This We think IL \ real solution. especially when
considered with their new single apron har-
ve-tcr. which. having only one apron. relieves
tho machine OF the cost OF two aprous (0ther ma
chimes working thres aprons in The matter OF re-
pairs, aud this saving Will pay Tor many times
the Il florence In the cost Of twinc 10 an average
T. rmer. not 20 mention tho many other econoni-
ca points In the Wood new singi0-spron ma
chine Read this telegram:
"lRA PUArO. MEx-, Aprti II. 1870. t
Both slngic-spron mschines here sofke1
four days without fault. They are sold START
home tc-tsy - v. kOSsrrooxe,
q" Assistant superintendent Wo q WORKS"
The " MOod MACHINES are over the trJaJ world.
and IN n RIAL harvest somewhere nearly every
day IN the year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-30
Police Court

The docket In this court yesterday was light
one for Monday. or tho eases disposed OF the
following we're the most important:
John McDOnoueh (white) and Edward RAN
dolph (coiOre1,. charged with fighting in the
public street Fined each s. and costs
Maud Hil. drank and using profane and inde-
cent Language on the street Fined $40 and
costs.
Jack Rhodes and susan Patterson, disorderiy
on the street Flued each s. and costs
Walter Mayo drunk on tho sabbath day.
Fined - ard costs.
Moses Bowler, drunk and cursing and abusing
John Tyler. Continued until The Both.
Mary pabney. disorderiy and creating dis
turnance on the street Fined g. and costs.
j r. biunt, charged with assaulting and beat
ing his wife and creating disturbance, 10 the
annoyance Of the neghborhOod. Fined - and
costs
Molie Green. using indecent language on the
street Fined s5 aud costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-30
MANCHESTER IN ssOET SPACE.
Coupons Tencered for LiquOr-Li-
cenaca-E Paving. dc.

Judge Ingram OF the Hastings Court, Was on
gagged yesterday hearing applications FOR liquor
licenses. OF the tWenty-three persons Who ap-
p!ed for and received their certificates nine teu-
dered coupons. These paid the monoy and offered
coupons for yerfcaiOg. A special grand jury
was empRneles In the afternoon, and Messrs.
\. q. GugOn. Jacob COhn, George :. Nashon,
and G.. L. johnson, al oi Richmond. were IN
dicted for selling Cr Offering 10 sell coupons
without o license. Those goutlemon were In the
city 10 connection with tho use Of coupons, but
whether they actually sold any or not Is ques-
tloa nat romans 10 be decided when the cases
como up for trial They Will hardly como up
before the next term Of tho court.
PAVING HULL STREET.
Tho Committee on Streets met in the Council
chamber last night ard opened the bidS fcr
paving fifteen squares OF the iluli-str2et side
walk. There we're present NessrS JamesF. Brad
ley chairmaul. Henry c. Beatue, T. W. Weisi-
ger c. A. JOnes ana ~. T. Hart; CRy-Attorncy
ClOpton. City-Engineer LeaVenwOrth. and Chief
of-Police Lipscomb. There wefs some ak or
eight proposals. and az II O'Clock the committee
WIS still in serSion. but had made no awards.
TIE CgNTENhIAI.
The centennial holiday viii be very generally
observed hero. The public schools will be-
closed. the Mayor has directed the city Offices
to 10 closed and the posi-oficc will only he open
between aud 4. ". aud and ( r. NJ. Tho
arrival and departure cf mails will DO as usual
Religious services Will 30 held a. the Central
Methodist church NJ 10 O'Clock tbs mOfn ming. All
Of the other congregations have boon invited TO
unto IN the service.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Miss Mamie Denny. Of Burlington, n. C.,lis
visiting friends in the city.
Tho river was falling yesterday, but the water
continues very mlddy.
Major Frederick r. Scott and Meade Haskns,
Esq Of Richmond. we're In tho city yesterday.
There were two additions 10 the Central
Methodist church sunday morning aud two 20
the RainbfiI ce-Sfrcet Baptist thai night.
Tho funeral OF Mf. Thomas Avis took place
from he Wcsi-kad Methodist church sunday
afternoon and was quite largely attended. In
torment al Maury cemetery.
Rev. j. Cleveland Han, the pastor Of the Pres
nyterisn church. who has been absent for seve-
raj weeks. returned Saturday and filled his pull
pit on sunday.
In the Mayors Court yesterday morning a
young man was fined t. for disturbing religious
services at The Baptist church Sunday night.
Mayor AttEisson stated that there had been nu-
merous like complaints made 10 him by pastors Of
the various churches, and that as this was the
first case brought before him he would impose a
small nne but In the future on all parties
brought before him for this offence he would i'm
pose a fine Of SO imprisonment for one month.
and require bond for good behavior for twelve
months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-30
MonumentaIC church concert.

Tho concert for the benedt Of Monumental
church at IN" Young Meus Christian Association
HILL this evening promises TO be \ success inan-
cial : IA well as a great musical event Many
tickets have alres1y Doen solo others can be-
had at VI. b. Ramos n Col ana at the door.
The concert will begin at $50, and the follow
Ing programme will Do rendered:
!. Good Night, Good Night, beloved. .Pinsuti.
Miss SkcltOn, Miss Hiror. Mr.. harris, and SIR.
Gordon.
. Bright star Of HoJe. .................. .RobhndL
Violin ObliGaio, Mr. stein: Miss Hattie Blankcn-
ship.
(cl Minuet ala Antique e..-----......Pa PaderwskL
tN) Iaven'cle ...............-.... luoinc.
NiR L"lle HinOr.
4. She Neer Believed lt Trus (hignonl Thomas.
Nr. StcIu.
4. Aria Ahsetu Dormi lkomos and Ginlietta)
GOunod.
Mis-, Harriet English, Washington, b. G.
G. ChOrus-La F8youta. a................. DonizeitL
soloisi Miss Cadot
ISTERHIssIOS.
J. Overture William Ten................RO ROssini
Miss Minor, Miss Williams. Miss GilliaIme. and
Miss skelion.
. Marguerite Three Bouquets. .....-..... Brage-
with violin oDligatO. sir. stein; Miss Nellie
Rogers.
q. Long ing huDcOhJclu.
Mr. Charles Read. Dr.
l. Aria le Crutcl0 Is CorECstri )Beuy). Donizetti.
Mis- Harriet English.
). ChoruS-l~ Charlie. a.................. RossinL
soioists Mis- IA = and Miss Rogers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-30
A PRETTY WEDDING.
The Marriage OF Miss sBrockenbreu2h
10 Mr. Tsliaferro
Special telegram to tho Dispa,ch.l


NORFOLK, VA, April 29-The residence Of
Colonel }. ". Brockenbrough. on cast Main
street. was tho scene OF pretty wedding this
afternoon. his charming daughter, Miss Austiua,
being united 10 Mr.. John c. alaferro. Of Rich
mcnd. The p8rlors were Handsomely decorated
with forms and flowers At the hour set for the
cerem ony tho maid OF honor. Mis- jamie Brock
enhroush. sister Of the bride, entered the
room alone. The bride followed, leaning on the
arm Of her father The bride was atired in
white Chinese silk n tram, whte tuile veil,
and ornaments Of pearl. Tho bride WAS
met AT the imprOvised altar 10y the groom
and his best man, Mr.. John II. Montague.
Jr., Of Richmond. The beautiful ceremony OF
the Episcopal Church was conducted by Rev. Dr..
John B. Newton. Of the Monumental church.
Richmond. who came here for the purpose.
After the ceremony and congratulations re-
ception and collation. followed, and then Mr.. aud
Mrs 1aliaferro were driven 10 the BaY-Iine
wharf and lett on honeymoon trip TO New OrS
aud Ningars. Among the guests were Miss Bra1-
ton. Il Newport News. Miss Newton aud Mrs.
James Lamb. Of Richmond. aud Messrs j. \.
Christian. Archer Anderson, Jf.. Robert Archer,
Jr.. 4. ". Jeffrey. Edmund Christian. Dr VI. d.
Hoge, Jr. u. G.. rslisieuO, and Nasters Charles
and Lucien Tslsferro. all Of Richmond Mr.
and Mrs. Taiaferro will reside IN Rchmonl
hftor returRng from their wedding tour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-30
wenlDais Races.

Tby IDI0sINpI4 " tIIO DI9pf1DlsI
MEMPHIS, April so.--Seyenth Gay. Tho weather
was nae, tho attendance large, and tue nack
fast
First race-selling purse, two yelr-Olds, half
n mtie-Lady blackburn won: Mount Lebanon
second, Lily Kinney tlird. Time. 5iil.
sec0hd race-handicap for three-year-olds.
one mile aud one eigulh-kce Wee Na won; /;
Mandolin second, Moniia Hardy third. Time,
minutes
Vhri racc--Luerhmoni Hotel stakes. selling.
all sges-rudor won lrma "A. second, Bank
rnpt third. Time. Lex.
Fourth race-seuing. all sges. slz-furlong
herts-nrst heat 7. j. Rusk won AlOsft etuu
second, Hamlet third Tine, l:iSH.
Second heat-Albert Stall won Hamlet sec
ond, I. j. Rusk third. Time. l:I7X.
Third heat-AlDsrt Stall lead from start 70
finish. Time. l:l8A.
Eifth race-selling, all ages. FIVE furlongs-
Clara Moore won /; Cashier second, Cnickassw
third Time, t:03l4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-30
NORFOLK NOTES.
Bodies Receverd-Arrested on TeIe
gram.
Special telegram to the Dispatch


NORFOLK. April 29.-This morning the body Of
a white man was found floating near the surface
OF Craney Island. aud was coon Afterwards as
certsined 20 be that of Captain Parks, Of tho i'll
fated schC oner Eva. lost in Hampton Roads in
the gaie Of April 9Th. Justice Hawkes. instructed
Constable ~ Allen to summon jury Of inquest,
which vas done. and the body will be forwarded
90 the family In Baltimore.
In the storm of the Gth and 7th two men we're
drowned Ia Nansemond river; one was Nr
WOOdard, an old man, stOrekoeper az Carl
Wrighrs wharf. Sleepy Hole, and the other n
young mau, watchman Of the OysIer-heds al
Lees wharf. Both bodies have been recovered.
Mr.. WOodaris hay ng been found with his neck
broken, which must have occurred when tho
warehouse vas wrecked.
yesterday Chief Of Police Joseph A. ROLAND
received a telegram from Richmond asking for
the arrest Of a white man named Hugh II. IUr-
ner. who Is wanted for obtaining money under
false pretences. He wa arrested today anu Is
heli for tho Richmond authorities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-30
Csooef Tenrpiars.

A very interesting NEE ing OF Charity Lodge.
independent Order Good Tcmpars was held
last night AMI the following oiiicers were elected
ior the en- uing quarter: H. A. Mays, {. 4. Mrs.
Aunie Earser. v T.; Geofge u. BAKER. secrs'
treasurer; D. N. Williams, r. :; Maggie Mar
lin. :. Of ). r.: Esiena shacKeltord. guard :;
Taomas Rarkor marshal; Walter Phillips, sen
iiuei; Annie Knett. oTganist >. l. Mlnams,
cbrris;er: George n. Baker. captain A, with X
A. Nsy- ~ assistant: kstelle Shackeitord, Cap
tain B. with Arnie Barker, assistant
Remarks were made by Past u. ID. j. Il. bur-
rougns and others.
Visitors we're present from jefferson. East
End. and Church-Hll lodges The District bx-
ccuiive Committee will install these o1icers on
Monday night noxL