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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-02-28
CHAPTER III.
1T HATE your

Inc SenLIeman allowed MS horses 10 walk
slowly up the incline while he opened and
read the note.
"CAPrAIN STARBRIGHT-An eagle watches
the hawk who hovers about the dove-cote.
There is such q thing as diamond cutting
diamond. Beware how you press the IN
famous plot you have concocted to con-
cluslon. I warn you that you can not sue
coed, and that unless you desist hemp
cravat may be your portion. JUSTICE"
A frown mounted the brows of the Cap
tain when he had finished reading He
crumpled the note in his hand, and was
about to tear it to fragments, when u sud-
den thought seemed to strike him. He
spread out the paper carefully, then folded
and thrust 1t into his pocket.
'sThat bit of paper may be of use to me
in the future, he muttered, with q clinch-
ing Of white teeth.
Before the house he halted, leaped to the
lifted his hat to Mr.. Vandible, who yet sat
on the broad porch, just adding a new
charge to his honest old pipe.
81 am glad to see you, Captain" cried
the cracked voice of the old man. "Just
tell Sam to put out your horses. / want
you to stop for day at least Will you do
itl"
"Ihave hardly the time,'' returned the
Captain.
"But as favor to met"
GAS favor to you, my dear Vandible,
will remain" declared the Captain, who
had all along contemplated this very thing,
even without an invitation.
Sam, the colored stable-boy, was sent to
look after the Captains horses, while the
Captain himself occupied q chair beside the
venerable proprietor Of Lone Hollow.
For an hour the two conversed, then Cap
tain Starbright went in to look for Grace
Penroy. He found her in q coy room In one
wing Of the old house, q bit OF work IN her
1ap, her feet resting on hassock, with
huge cat crouching near, purrlng softly.
was pleasant home scene, and the galan.
Captain paused and gazed through the hall
open door with a queer smile on nus oafs
face.
Grace Penroy presented picture OF the
most exquisite loneliness just then. The
contour of her face was almost perfect, and
. delicate rose tint in the smooth, soft
cheek, not too pronounced, while mass OF
golden hair fell away in abundant waves to
her shoulders. Evidently she was not just
now expecting company. and the step in
the corridor without caused her to look up
with start
ST hope I'm not intruding, Grace" said
Captain Starbright, pausing on the thresh,
old.
.trod framed in the doorway, the picture OF
q handsome man.
Tan. straight as an arrow, with dark
lace heavy mustache, black eyes and in
.annatinp smile. ne was what most women
vond denominate handsome. He dressed
richly. sporting diamond stud, the most
immaculate linen, and the latest style o.
ia Fascinating he certainly was. rev
- the gentleP sex could reslst nus advances
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-02-28
Tho Way to Wash Windows.


There is right and wrong way to WASH
windows, and as this operation is usually
dreaded, the following nethod will doubt
less be appreciated, as it saves both time
and labor. Choose dull day, or b. least a
time when the sun is not shining ON the
window, for when the sun shines on the
window It causes it to be dry streaked, no
matter how much it is rubbed. Take q
painters brush and dust them inside and
out, washing all the woodwork inside be-
fore touching the glass The latter must
be washed simply in warm water diluted
with ammonia--d0 not use soap. Use q
small cloth with a pointed stick to get ths
dust out OF the corners; wipe dry with q
soft piece of cotton cloth-do not use linen.
az it makes the glass linty when dry. Polish
with. tissue paper or old newspaper. 70.
will find this can be done N half the tir
taken where so4q il used, and The res
viii be brighter wind0WA
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-02-28
GENUINE COURTESY.

Characteristic Anecdotes Of q Well known
English Church Di&nitary.
An English author, writing Of the impor-
lance of manner in social life, emphasizes
the fact that people value more what their
friend feels for them than what he does for
them. They even look more kindly upon
one who meets their request with an affec-
tionate denial than upon one who coldly COM
plies with it.
can ice house is very different from
nice house; and a dot will turn a million in
to one"
Shakespeare mentions the courtesy that
s'can tickle where she wounds" Not few
public men owe their influence to the fact
that they can not only say no with good
grace, but-what is sometimes harder SAY
yes with a good grace.
Archdeacon Allen, of the Church OF En-
gland, was so courteous that he has been
known, when accidentally he had hit a
dogs nose with a cane, to say, half-uncon-
sciously: 81 beg your pardon, Hector" He
excelled in the politeness which makes the
person to whom it is addressed respect him
self. Once he visited, with two young gen.
tlemen, a person who was not, though her
position in life should have made her, q
lady.
ibid you notice. said one of the gentle
men to the other, on leaving the house,
.'the Archdeacon's refinement in pretend
ing nOI 10 see now vulgar tnaL Oiu woman
wasp He recognized her as a woman, and
was anxious to make her respect herself as
such.
In visiting the cottages of the poor, his
manner was as respectful as when calling
at the mansions of the rich. He would
take OFF his hat before crossing the thresh-
old. When the inmate came to the door at
his knock, he would ask: "May I come
in?"
If he happened TO call while the cottager's
family was at dinner or supper, he never
went in, but excused himself, saying: 81
see you are at tea, I'll call another time; :.
hope you are all welL'
His children were trained to consider
rudeness to servant as a grave offense. II
they wished a servant to perform some duty
they asked for 1t as a favor, prefacing the
request with "Please," and annexing
g Thank you 4" to it's performance. A ladv
once said that living with her father WA
like being brought up in cathedral
Archdeacon Aliens children understood
the meaning of the expression, for theis
fathers reverence for every one was awe
inspiring.-Youth's Companion.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-02-28

Up to the present time, however, Grace
Penroy might be counted among tho few.
It might be that the honest face Of q
young mechanic from Stowdeid, town
some ten miles away, had something to do
with the feelings OF Indifference toward
Captain 6tarbright that animated the
breast Of Vandible's heiress. es
on the threshold Of the room, then entered
and stood over the pretty girl in the sew
ing-chair. fae9 eY a
SBusy as a bee" he said, laughing. ssYou
would make q wife fit for q mechanic, 50
industrious are you, and yet it seems to me
hardly necessary that you should perform
such work" 49, ~ r
SIT may not be necessary, but one must
do something" she uttered, softly
'sro be sure" admitted he "You no
doubt find it lonely enough in Lone Hollow.
1 wonder at your grandfather bringing you
to such spot. It seems to me hardly far
to one 80 young, and who enjoys society SO
weu.''
81 am not sure that I care to return to
the city. lind this very pleasant place, !
am sure, and I am in duty bound to please
mother and grandfather"
q" OF course"
He attempted to take her hand, but she
snatched it away and came to Ter feet
swiftly, standing aside and facing him with
the hot blood flowing in either cheek.
How pretty!" he calculated, with an
amused laugh at her evident embarrass-
ment. ''Grace, when will you permit me to
be your friend?"
She said not a word, but started to leave
the room. His familiarity had evidently
given her deep offense.
THE little prude," he muttered under his
teeth. Then he laid rather heavy hand
on her own and detained her in spite of her
wishes. -
"Grace, see here; this has gone quite far
enough" he declared, in severe tone.
Release me, SIR"
mot until you look me squarely in the
face and say: Captain Starbright, I love
you.'" . .gaH
"Captain Starbright, I hate your came
hot from her red lips, and then she managed
to tear herself loose and sped swiftly from
the room. -
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-02-28
CHAPTER V.
MISS JOYCE'S TEMPER.

MISS JOYCE'S TEMPER.
"Miss Joyce!' exclaimed the Captain, re-
coiling as though he had stepped on hot
iron. ff$et
She twisted his silk tile on her hand, re-
marking:
"Your hat, please. did not mean to
steal it,
He seized it and drew it low over his
brows. As she stood in the doorway, the
light from window near revealed her
face and form quite distinctly. One glance
into the short, round face was sufficient to
proclaim her not a beauty.
There was square set to the lower jaw
not compatible with feminine beauty. Her
complexion would have been exquisite but
for freckles. The square nose, rather after
the style denomlnated pug, showed agrees
iveness, as did the jaw and mouth. The
forehead, low and broad, was surmounted
by short, crisp, defiant red curls that
danced and hut.ered with every turn of her
head. Her form was slender to attenua-
ton, and withal Lura Joyce was not calcu-
lated ut first sight to win the admiring gaze
of the human male biped.
There was something in her face and
movements, however, that demanded sec
ond look, and when this was given. q third
would follow, and then more pleasing as
pect appeared, ending at last in fascination.
Captain Starbright had felt this last sen
satlon more than once, and it was stealing
over him now IN spite of the fact that he
knew that Lura Joyce was to be his most
bitter enemy in the contest that was to
come. He threw OF the magnetism with
an effort and said:
$50 it was you, mischief, who stole my
hat might have known it"
"Of COURSE
tsWhen did you arrive?'' srs sse.sgE.,1
"Just here. / saw and recognized your
hat as passed down the hall looking for
Grace, and 50 thought I'd bother You q
little" she said, solemnly.
sDo you mean to say that you haven't
seen Grace yeti"
81 mean just that You sea. missed the
stage, and SO had to come ON horseback.
didn't mind that, however, since I am .
regular Comanche, and can ride like a-a-
what Is it you cal fe1s ! have It I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
mANCnESTEmISsWoRT SPACE.
observations on Botn the Old aud
Rou Years.


Miss Goorcte Turpin. Of Chesterfield, Is visiting
Miss Eate Poi ter. oi his city.
Bliss Rose IruelHrt. of Amelia, IS the guest Of
lcr aunt, Mrs H. ~. NcsiSor
Captain r. W. Moore, oi this city, who is on
gagoI on ono Of the southern roads, arrived in
city yesterday.
Miss Florence FRANKLIN. Of New York city, Is
visiting hcr aunt, Mrs. Laura A. Walden.
Miss sallo Tupin, OF fowhaian, has returned
home after pleasant Nirt q several VEGAS 10
nor aunt Mfs. T.. ". Wciaiger
Professor T.. !. Nichols ana bride t1'e savago)
arc 20 Barnum's Hotel, In Baltimore. From
there they so TO Sew orA. .
Misses Mary Turubuu aud Florence Suhleut
have gone % pOwhatnn Go attend & Christmas
entertainments given by Mrs. william Michaus.
lho condition " NJ. Morr Johnson, who was
go severely Injured ~ - fam Christmas eve is
still uncnaLge q, snd grave lcars are entertainer
az O. his recovery.
Ata mass-'ueeting Of the mcI0bcrship OF the
SainbrlIge-s trcrt Baptist church bold sunday
afternoon, Mr.. Joseph p. Davidson, tho suporin-
teudont aud all ut tina othor Onlccrs Of the sun
day school were reelected.
Tho aunuel di-trh button of prizes I'm the infant
clas- Il tho Central Methodist church Sunday
school occurred Sunday afternoon, and each Of
the 100 ag loisls received prize.
During the month OF December the ClorH or
I the nustnrs Court issued nttecn marriage
hrense.. ten Of which were TO white couples,
and aiy-two deeds recor1ci-perhaps the
largest number OF transfers ot properly ever
mate in this city in one month.
during the holidays Rev. d, w. Reynolds, OF
this oity. was waiicI upon by Joihi committee
from HeechonhrooSa and North fun churches,
who presented him with handsome ocavcr
cloth oyercoat, nu0 kidHe church presented him
with sn elegant suit IT clothes. Mr. Reynolds is
pastor OF all three a. lhese churches. ana under
his faithful ministry they are ali pro'pering
The past year WAS = very satisfactory enc 80
far az Napchcster's Interests are concerned, ana
her people look forward 60 the new Que WITH
confidence that 70 will be even moro successful
01r merchants mauufaC turers, contractors, me-
CHANCES and g .izous generally have done very
we'll building has been especially brisk aud
eofne Of the houses erected -noiobly ihe LeGler
and Gibbs puidiDgs-6re handsome ana cosby
ones The spike plant is nearly completed aad
will soon begin operations, ana Tie Watsr-worfs
ore nearly rca for the wafer n he turned on.
Altogether, Manchester Is enjoying very sub
slAuilaL nrOsneruy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01

m ~ o'clock noon, mat very VALUABLE TRACT
OF LAND above referred to, kuorn re- Ny ilLh
GROVE cOntaiums 2ila Atkk~, more or i-fA
1his IA % very nn0 farm, in highly impfefri
condition, We'll watered. AMI having upon BE- an
excellent spring Of mineral water Too Oh.
pravemeuts cOmprise an oAceiinnt nNhillN H-
HOUSE almost new, with bathroom nni aA
modern improvements large AM cnrm0Iplf
out-hOusss and stables recently erected
rsR.s. ono fourth each, anf thn balance tn
equal instRlmeu.s, payable at one, tWa, ani
three years irCm day of ssie. tviden 81 hY uH-
gouahlo notes of tho pIuba-nr with iubrort
added: the tlo 81 600 property io boz trta|nrd
until ~ ne purchase money ls laI ani cun.
yeyanc3 ordered by tho Court
A. r. COURTNEY.
A. PATTERSON.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
nARxErs EY TELEGRAPH


MY YONz December 8i.-Cofton steady; sales.
fs7 bales: uplAnds. gao: Orleans, lor.; sales
last week 90. before REPORTED, SO bales for eon-
sumption and los for export net consolidated
receipts 6J.6sg bales: eXports-t3 Great Britain,
y 100 baics 20 me Continent 10 SOS Gales; stock,
g4i.fl2 bales. Southern 10dr nrner and quiet;
cont 0h % lair 81 2jal2bj: good 20 choice 81 "A
say Wheatdull ana Anlc nigoer, with optons
more active aud stronger: so req, tl.IA IA
elevator; No. = red. december, si.Usif: Januar3,
Sl.32asL03is; February, Sl.oSSatL0iS; Aarch,
& o5esl.05; May, sl.Olis nSI-0,A. Corn--No. :,
80 sc. ~ elevator options dull ana steady; J9u-
uary. cattle: February, f0is ai6ke.; way, ga
46i5c. cats duii snG lOFof; January. Anal &C.
February. BE-: May, 80 a@3lc: sDot price
No :. Jlc.: 80. 2 mixed western, 3VSl,r. Hops
Jul hhi steady. Co1ee->ppt hto dnil; fair
csrg1ea, iGrc.; no option tgadlrg to~daT. So
gar-haw nominal. fair refining. &C.; refined
duh: e. 6ifc., extra G. 8 5-lGc.: willie extra L,
5 life. yellow. GA5kc.; or A, e-i5Bhc;
mould A. IKE; standard A. G7sc.; confectionery
A. l-i6c: cut loaf, shc; crushed. s4c,i pow
dcred, re: grauuiatt d, nc; euoea, tte- 30
lasSes-fOfeign n0minal ao-test Ahci Ne"
Ofieaus ialgiy active; open keule, prime %
faEey. s1ai9e.; syruOs. asa4Oc. hice Ia moderate
demand aad hFn; domestic. 4'lAbise; japan,
4aa5Ac. Petroleum steady ana quieti refined,
here. Ni0; Phi.apelphia and nalnmore, ~.
CottOu-secd OIL stronger; crude, 4-c.i yellow, 80.
kOsin dull; common 70 good strained. flaSlbss.
Hides steady aud guieE Wool str0ng and quiet;
domestic tisece. s0tt3c.; pulled Aaasc; Texas
1ia2ec. PORK more active and lower mess
81 s5sslts0. Beef weak; extra mesa F1sii.aV.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
FIREIN NORFOLK.
1--WE Houses Destroy ed Ftfteen Thou
saudi Dollar LoSA
correspondence o. 'he biohmona pIspa, .,1.

tCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispstch.l
NORFOLK. December 81, 1854
AZ 80 early bour yesterday morning spark
from a lamp Ia nucksiora cellar on the COZ asI
OF Mario, sgugro and Main streets SCI the
building 9n IRE an0 destroyed the liquor store
ald .alaou OF J. A. shumasipe, the cigar aud %
bscco sioro u 4. j. Holland, kbners bar
49,, ~ ,se,lins. house az family OF ital' ana
Tao nulidiogs Woro DESTROYED, The cor nec De
lclgod 81 The Mallory eslste and TIE otnvt 70 ~
J.. Solo. ioln were i0sared. theoccuPao,s. o.
Dtpi tue Italians aud hacAaisfs, were az ~
F.ros qt. Ifafnna had verr rarrOw escape
grom death. The ioas was eDou tlbV@
fasi- assietsat kngiacer Leo. Aiiuef - ~ us
detached fron Gosport nAvy-yafd ah1 ofoeis1
g. college 0uty al Knoxville. Tenn
falttin VII Pstilbons has been appointed
assoialg general manager VI the Atlantic qua
AalNilu railroad. VI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
norihwesterly winds
TVS wEsrHgE N Richmond YESTERDAY vas
cloudy, with OCCASIONAL showers
knnra on InnrLanlnatac Ynatnrdnr.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NTw YORK, December 3L-r0-day was proha-
bly, the dullest full day o. TIE year. ard only in
the fret hour and again the lass hour Was hero
anything Ike animation. A. tho same time the
general confidence IN the coming year led 90
some buying, and he tone was firm almost
throughout Some iitt'o denomination was made
by the bears and onor,s were made 20 utilize
the high rates for money prevailing. which
reached 10 per cont. AZ The close, but late an tho
dag there VAS a marked increase I'm tho NUM-
ber ~ buying orders, aud New England. c0alars,
aud Northern Pacncs led the fractional uprari
movement The market closed firm. though
duh. a. fractional advances for tue day. no
Ia 4t squirt carried several stocks ZIP materially.
and Delaware ana Hudson rose a, Lake Erie
aud Western preferred ii1, aud Oregon Trans
continental, Zen ling. md fhladephiaGas eG-h
p"TTreli T0'el saie-. 100 plA shares
RvsRfaG. dun and heavy nj f2la
80 b.. Money stronger, ranging 81 ri per cot L
Sub Treasury bslsnces--God ii5i.f 1000: cur
rency 81 80 con Governments luu huI strong;
4rer cents, rs, ~ coupons, lJ3s. State oOn1s
am umI aIa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
HIAL OtY.
Csuscd Excitement -statissics-very
Eta

Especial telegram 60 tlo Dispatch.l
IySlu.rto. NA, December 3l.-Ur John T..
1fw. rosa. pastor ~ DourtStreet Metz odiSl kpis-
&. goal. crr..u, preached o powerful eermon last
Il-.t fuu tlo teKt; "l ustAhic as water ye
cannot excel. hm remarks were Addressed I'd
rrlrch iuew pcra, uld uc argued that more harm
s,as aoun i1 r'r cause 81 Christianity by uustH-
b.c people i fNo Church thRn hy worldly men,
innluurl as '..if % .is were regarded ny some
Rs mretrr vl,h 600 approval of tte Church
l.t condemned finatto-Guinf. participation ih
f..m41s, snd otasr hao amusen,euts in which
,....l mruutfs sos ara example Injurious 90
t...nsII.r. Iho reverend gentleman sold no
d.. soothing Gao afol1Eif9 ior 10 Nas bic duty %
Nn-. U.. paopIr hct,uat such co0rne - mo
t". coming when they would meet him az
t. 5000 mems -est and then itwouf he too late
s and Dee ciG rot want any one 20 I"'
I.. N.m rarrc Tor uoglecuug TO say what
H. I... sawed theW from pcrdiu'u. . he scr
..ri quito sensation among chuNh
l........ IIflf So raneraily endorsed.
u. fna year 1883 ho tlcrk OF tue corpora
t.u ...n ic.otdo1 90, doods conveying real es-
f..
u1eh4oIred aud sixteen marriage licenses
Is..i hv uIa tlork az the Corporation
Coon. Daring 100 year lts'-Uhltes "a; colored'
Ir George Latham is seriously ill with indam-
i.a..f1 rheumatism az Dis home on Court street
FH is-1l Knoll one OF tne oldest ami best
J. tu tuUbrrs in tho city. died 90 nls home
rl.U. n ir De- below tne citf saturday night alter
t.- u.UD-s. aged about sixty eight year
I.r lr.i engine for tha Nonnoka and southern
a .r.aI thc D.. 4. MoouaW. passed through here
i..-.y cd. rostt to Norh Carolina
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
OLD NORTH STATE.
NEWS MOTIFS CATERED HEaR AND
THRRE ar iALBlaH.
Nade a Big Haul-A E,w Gas Com
pany-Ths Specie nx Bends,
Ao g..
nne-lnl lllsrraIa . b pIspAIeh.l

RAtylon. N/C.. December h.~-ThieveS broke
fato mo slotS 81 J. y. PuEh Aorfiaviiie night
before lsx ami made iargfhanl Of go01s. To.
CAY 10 sfIoes a large foNardior the detection o.
ShorIs Brewer. o. Cbathin county, made a
Settlement ~ taxos to-day nth ne state Tres
nurcr, paving in &oaM ,..,
N0ccuyicis vii bo cent hom We ptntentary
ntxtmonin. a. Worc are u1c 20 spare
The kaicfgh Gas COMPANY was incorporated
here to-day Nith q capital sOcf OF titD'uO.
Tho Raicich School Boed viii nppiy 20 the
Ieql.lAuuse Tor such amolI nents % the school
a.,,in ,.rr.,lf tra y,eor Re- g. VOC GA tho gues-
- - 81 mcgcas ue tlr Te.e II TAXATION Tor ne
Frlainten snro 81 tlo e~H oois Hthst uey viii 70
main open nine months IN ean year Tho
amount row reyol e. oaiy 10 'ii'us oS"hAt ~
C1,.r.o-.si,e, foF'e in MS inaugural will
taxes frm s.fnI against any fegs looking to-
varr Ge payment on "Aat J. sno~n Is me
t,.r...e. sax la.fe' An oKpof has been made
d. o.. n ..,.lt q Ito fact Chat ev r.. Morton -
rsaly uc RrT FDo hat .ho suisgelast tn1 STATE
noa ran4.r D re JuicJ states supreme
t,I,t MS 70. f.4fiy cafe - n that the people
81 e..ff D1-0f.aa are uH.tin their deiermi-
nation never o. recognize nose fauduloht
Tlrco,.on r.n q. John hiddgo, near EinsioB,
fsA h..l o-lned. IAe lu-s6 1880, WISH $1,000
Avar,ast ha, bonn iq.uol by Cartcr county
rnag.sfiaf- f9r fa,ks1u tnIers who shot the
negro iesper..b thamsy Hancock. While the
lator Wa. sting Hrsff Hancock had taken
q revolver from "a" oil n pufsuers snd was in
fhe act ~ lrilf wlcu saunders, who Wasi nos
ono os th" p.sss. camehp ava sh0t him In The
fnIgh with % rp ioaici wh nlc4shoL Tao
question iufoisrst MICS point o. Jaw. Saunders
,,a. n0f ou~ o. fhe7ess4 bat came up just az tho
I.1urnf, tui the lsp-ty-shoriG called upon him
to ..l". Hancock. hc courts VIII almost cor
calmly tarIlee @aInters.
lf FUI .. ftrro gr3a worry probably before
the Durham nni N0Iaoru fniiway Is So opera
NYu N .m DHrr fm " henderson. II Wi COM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
rhn Fn,rern nrnrc.


Irpocihl inlesflIh h quo bi'Nh.'N.i
AcCoNkCE COURTHOUSE rit TAsrgY Va, De-
ccular .l.--k-v. George Bradford. hn aEei bap-
t.st minister. died very suddenly saturday night
90 tn, homo ot Tully JOuo-. EsQ., i1 uuanoOrg,
whore Dec Raj hseu spending ne Christmas. lie
appeared 90 be in excellent health me dfY Dee
firs l. .iird but complained Of slight indlsp 1--
ton lti-, before nirnt and retired cariy when
ru EFFORT WA Waio sunday morning 90 arouse
lim h. wa3 found Cha h8 vas drsi. No had efi-
duutiv died q heart failure vriie asleep.
Tl. funeral ~ the late ". fr4dcrck Gunt0r
took place to-day. Much sorrow and sympathy
0, frlt here llr Judge G1u.sr aui his stricEon
household.
Ine December torn Of The Acc1mack County
Court began to-day.
John Go0de. 0i Norfolk, ia hero representing
Now l0rk commission ner hauta I'm tho cHro ~
g. W. Barnes charged with embe2zlemcnt
Justice NeWbr0ufh returned from k'lmonl
to-day bringing lark mo stomach aud liver "
tho late William Taylor, who Ia suspected ~
having died from Cine oiacis OK poison admins
trfoj ny hie W'f'.
etafe-chrmi-t Taylor declined % perform tho
analysis unless ihe county would guarantee
him a lee of f1u. Ihc County supervisors will,
&c BE- Thought hold @ meeting a. once ana MAKE
,ae gugraLtcr nskcd. Nr-. Taylor is -.ili iu jail
IHe grand jury Foo session %, Acc0mack Court
house to-day indicted Virginia Taylor Tor he
murder ~ her husband, William d. Taylor, by
administering poison.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01

grave being within q hundred feet os the place
whefe ne wae born. lie wsa seyenty.seyeu yoars
old. ana highly respected clifton 81 Pittsyl-
vania county 30 WAS n br,aher Of Mr.. A. Wad.
dni, lAto owner Of tho lynchbure Fsps
Watch services we're Seid ~ Nc Vernon church
io.signt vita eermcn by DR. staYr.
- ir0sheui ", w. Smith. Of Randolph Nscon
Loheg9 visited Danvslle receotiy. and u u said
meut fund.
a minister's ana isymea's meeting in North
DanV'ie yesterday had memorial fcrviccs Ia
honor q tne late Kew Janee q Fogce. nre.iSont
az no southern naptiss Theological eeminary.
Addresses were made by Rev Z. G. Anderson, 1.
1. Fullor, >. X Aoiott. and George Is. Eager