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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14

'Ehe LOenLOptfOn Campatgn-Pe Per
sOnaI-Asyium Matters.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
APGH. 49, 1889.
The lOcal.optiOn cgmpiiCn was opened here
last night by Professor Yassar. Of Richmond,
who delivered a most interesting add ess
on the subject in the courthouse TO large
number OF voters Of both cOIors. The speaker
was introduced by Rev. Mr.. Dorset, who,
with Rev. Mr. Moss Snd Captain G. Il. Tfe-
william, occupied seats on the platform. There
will De several more meetings IN behalf OF
the cause during next week. The election
takes place Thursday the 18th.
Hon. 3. Il. Muniord, OF Richmond, Is here
to-day with a number OF his Richmond
friends doing" The ancient capital.
EX.SupervisOr Robert e.. Barlow, who
was confined 10 his room by an attack OF
sickness lasting six weeks, is out sgan.
4 rumor that one OF our popular young
men will take unto himself life partner
seems 10 be gaining ground
In Yorktown and York county the Re-
publlcsus are split into factions, known as
The Norton and Mitchell wings OF the &C.
O. p" each claiming that it is entitled to
both OF the Federal offices (post-0tiice and
collector OF custOms) % be had from Mr..
Usrrison's Administration. The collector
ship /. the fsttest plum, and there are seye-
raj applicants for the position, each backed
by his faction and each equslly confident
that the Office Will iall INTO his zap. 1hcre
are lively times 10 York, the blacks claiming
everything
At the May County Court a meeting OF
friends interested In the movement 10 or
ganize an immigration society will be held,
and an address on immigration will be de-
lyered by Mr.. Morrison, Of West Point,
Va.
on Monday the 18th the Mountaineering
OF asylum directors will be held to elect the
executive officers OF the institution, and
there Il much speculation a. 10 what the
directors will DO. There is no opposition
developed 80 far TO tue reelection OF DR..
MoncuTe as superintendent, but among some
OF the other elective officers there is much
uneasiness. The asylum is I'm excellent con-
difion. The officers are as follows and are
standing for reelection: Or. James ID. Mon
cure, superintendent; DR.. John Clopton,
first assistant physician; Dr. Leonard Hur-
ley, second ss.lstatant physician; DR.. james
ri. Garlick, third assistant physician and
druggist: Miss n. Wootten, matron; g. 7.
Armistead. CASHIER and stewart; John l..
Mercer, clerk and assistant steward; A.
Brooks. storekeeper; c. Il. Treviilian. SUI
peryisor. Colonel Walter ii. Taylor, presl-
dent Of the Marine Bank OF Norfolk, Is the
nresident Of the board. w.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE
II. NJ. G. A.-PersOnsI-ViOie Wins
storm.

Correspondence Of thedtichmon Dispstch.l
APRIL, 10, 1889.
A district Young Mems Cbristisn Asso-
eiatiou conference will be held In Chsrlottes-
willie beginning Friday night April 26th,
and continuing three DAYS. The district
embraces Culpeper. HarrisoDburg, Stsuntou,
0ordonsyille, Charlottesville, University OF
Virginia, snd other neisbboring sssocia-
tions. Mr.. II. O. Williams, State secretary
Mr.. c. +. Thomas, OF Richmond; MIR. t. l..
p.dmup. OF stanton, and other prominent
Young Mems Christian Association workers
are expected 10 be in attendance.
Judge Clarke. OF Winchester, Va, VINO
has been presiding In the Corporation Court,
returned home yesterday. The court has
Adjourned until the return OF Judge Duke
from Kentucky.
Miss Rosebud Leutenbecher. OF baltimore.
has been in the city toe past week visiting
the family OF Mr.. w. w. Brand.
A concert, consisting OF vocal and instrus
mental music, was given last night at MI.
Moyiah church, In this county. The pro-
ceeds will be devoted 10 the improvement oil
che church.
ming by q severe wind'stortn, wblcn ala con |.
sidersse damage. Trees, fences, snd small
frame houses were blown down 10 ID" sec
ton, and for awhile there was regular
hurricane. A portion OF The roof OF tne
Charlottesville woollen.Inills building was
blown OF.
Mr.. joan l.. Walters left this week for the
Tn,..x w.
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STANTON.
Interesting Ola RecOrds-The West
ern Insane Asylum.

TCorrespondepce OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
APRIL 10, l8S9
In the records Of the old General Court
denosited 10 the Circuit Court clerks office
Of Augusta county are many OF interesting
nsst history. In 1900 Herman Blennerhas-
set instituted a suit to compel Elijah Backus,
of Wood county, TO execute deed TO him
of the historic island in the Ohio river.
The papers describe the property TO be "tbe
frat islet in the River Ohio below the
mouth OF the Little Kanawha river In Wood
county"
BIennerhasset bought the property OF
Backus IN 1898 and paid up the full amount
of the purchase-money-$9 $4,000 The Court
issued an order requiring Backus TO execute
the deed.
Another case Is one IN which three EXPIRE
sidents were OF the parties to answer Inc
plaintiff.
a contractor for work done on the buildings
at the University. In 1922 he brought suit
10 determine some points involved In the
contract, The suit was instituted against
the Rector and Board Of Visitors. Mr.. JET
ferson was rector and Madison and Monroe
were members OF the board. Mr.. Jefferson
and MIR. Monroe answered the Dill IN their
own handwriting. The papers form large
bundle, and In them are number In Mr.:
,Jefferson's writing. The case was settled
before a commissioner.
The Board OF Directors OF the western
Luoatic Asylum assembled in called session
on the 10th instant for the purpose OF inyes-
tigatine the internal affairs OF that instltu-
ton. They adjourned over from the after,
noon OF the 18th TO the 10th. The annual
meeting takes place on the following day,
when the officers for the ensuing two years
will be elected.
Among the visitors in this city during the
nresent week were Hon. Charles Z. VFer-
rail-. of Harrisonburg, and A. d. Bowman,
FAD. OF Saltville. Mr.. Bowman will sotourn
a few DAYS at his farm near Waynesboro' be-
fore his return to the Southwest. lie Is rs
full OF pluck and energy as ever In the Demo
cratic cause, and being member OF the state
Committee Of his party from the Southwest
is well posted and is we'll qualified to speak
Of the coming csmpsign for the selection OF
a state ticket. He expects the Democratic
party TO win a victory equally as signal IN
the Ninth district this year as 1t did ID the
last. ~AAi'N'
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THE GLoUCEsrEK TRAGEDY.
Murder in the Second Degree.
lsnecial telegram TO tho Dispstch.l


CtoucEsrER COURTHOUSE, Va. April 49,
The Jury End Joshus +. Ross guilty OF muir
der In the second degree and Xix the penalty
as FIVE years 10 the penitentiary.
After the Jury brought IN their verdict TO-
day ROSES counsel moved to set aside the
verdict and asked for a new trial. Inc
discussion Of this motion is postponed I'll
Monday. The defence has the anidavits
OF several parties which will be offered
Monday. The precise statement In these
affldayits Is not known, but it 10 thought that
ibey refer 10 conversation had with the
Jurors by parties prciudiced sgsinst Ross.
The members OF the Jury were summoned 70
appear before tue court Monday.
AS far as the ordinary observer could see
the fury has been carefully watched by the
sheriff and the deputy, aud no persons have
had az opportunity for bringing any impro-
ner influence 10 bear upon the Jury. Some
~ Roses friends are indignant and they
have been taking freely. The majority oil
,bs people calmly accept the verdict. They
belieye the Jury 20 be considerations aud they
consider The verdict exceedingly mild.
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LoUpoUN COUNTY.
new church - Quarterly Meeting
Temperance mssters-Confess-
rate Veterans, dc.

foorrespondenee Of the Richmond Disps'chl
LKEsBuRG, VA. Apriil2 1889.
The Loudoan County Market Company,
vim A capital stock not 10 be less than
sss 600 nor more thsn $4,000. has re-
ssn,,y been Incorporated. The object OF the
eompsny Is 10 bring about closer and more
nystlsbie relations between the producers OF
s.rm f,roduets in this ana adjoining counties
snd Ia consumers IN the District OF Colum-
sss N a thought that extensive buildings
IN - established 10 Washington by this
eopspsny, to be conducted IS ffoducs
ExcAanzs. $500. ..xx,,ce.
Op sunday night, the tn ins.snis se's &c
were held tor the frst tsms W ,hs 'sw s psp
ss.ss' 4 b. Lake. and G. 7. isrndon were
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14

In recent sermon Mr.. spurxeco, the
,ua,neut English Baptist preacher, alluded
10 tbs United States a. the land "wbere
cbr,stssn principles were fundamental
,,ertsou OF social and Official life. A man
y ho seoffs st tue Word OF God in America"
EXCHANGED Mr.. Spurgeop, "can nfithcr'hspe
Tor cemmereiai nor social recognition."
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H2ezepy- Sz2sonM A A@
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WHERE'S
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ARRoFRn AT SPECIAL -
s2seuosy- Gz@ Sz2sooM CORNER SIXTH AND BROAD
CORNER SIXTH AND BROAD.
Gz~ SZ2to01E
THIS COMING WEEK
THERE WILL BE MORE LADIES on THE LOOKOUT FOX
SPRING DRESSES


DRESSES
A THE SEASON 49,,
WHAT
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Blue Tans aud
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Kim Of
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-15
DIED SUDDENLY.
cl,Psl ExclEnARr BRrlTaES nSIs Al
MIS- HONE on THURSDAY.
ne BECOMES sick while working in the
Lower End OF the County and Dies
soon After Arriving In Columbia.

ColuxBrA, Nov. 15.--Casper Engiehart,
I son Of George Englehart, died very SUD.
dsolv lat evening at his home. aged
el.hfsen wears. He had been working on
! Srm In the lower end Of the county, and
- brodRht home yesterday sick. lie
49, placod in bed, and rs he seemed worse
I s,hvriciAn was sent for. A short time
latef one Of the family went mn stairs ana
saw him lying. over the pillow. HIS head
sa.sd s"d ss' ss dssd vdns An 'sw sxanina sins
don win 6s made BY a physician TO ascer,
win be held on Sunday morning at nine
O'Clock from Holy Trinity Catholic church;
The two committees from Company Z
and the Rihe club met last evening ana
arranged for q match on Thanksgiving Day
on the range Of the rifle club. The teams
viii be limited to twelve members each,
and the prize will be a gold medal, TO be
the property Of tho team winning u twice:
Each man will have six shots and one trial
ehot, 200 yards Off hand. The Creedmoor
target will be used at the first match and a
Massachusetts target at the second. The
second match will be shot on New Years
Day. The member making the lowest score
will receive leather medal, to be his
property until lower score Is made.
George Young, young son OF Postmas-
tar G, +. Young, was playing last evening
and had putty blower In his mouth. The
boy had fall and the sharp edge Of the tin
badly lacerated the roof Of his mouth and
throat.
A small audience was In the opera house
last night at the concert by the metropolitan
band. Tho programme WAS we'll rendered
and the band members sustained their rep
utation as musicians. The concert netted
the band within ten cents of 800.
Alfred Fry and Miss Minnie Struck were
married last evening at the home of the
bride, on Manor street, by Rev. Il. Lud-
wick.
A number of brewers of Gotleib Young
were at his home last evening TO welcome
him home again. An elegant supper was
served, to which all did full justice.
Squire Solly sent Robert Armstrong TO
Jail this morning for days for disorderly
conduct.
Rev. II. Wheeler, of Phnnixville, will
preach In the Methodist church this eve
ming.
Forty hours devotion will commence on
Sunday in st. Peters Catholic church.
Cook man Chapel Mite society will hold q
supper in the armory this evening.
The employees of the II. 4 Z. division
voted for their representatives on the al
visorv committee of the Relief association
yesterday.
Mrs. 4. Humble received check fol
$3.50 to-day, the benefits of the p. 4 X. Re
lief association, on the death of her son.
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QeuthH.

SLoKoM.-At Christiana, on the 18th Inst
Samuel Slokom, aged y years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited TO attend the funeral from
his late residence, Christiana, Monday morning
at 10 o'clock. Interment at Old salisbury
Friends church. 3td
McLAUGHLIN.-At Wrightsville, on the 18th
inst, James Mclaughlin, aged 30 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited TO attend the funeral from
his late residence, the Westphalla Hotel, at
Wrightsville, on Sunday at o'clock p. IN.
2ts
ScHAEfFER.-On the lith inst. at the resi-
dence OF his son-in-law, A. L. Hunsecker, Daniel
Schaefier, OF Lancaster, aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from
the residence OF his sonin-law, A. l.. Hun.
seeker, at Hostetter's MILL near lands Valley,
on Sunday afternoon at o'clock. Service at
the house. Interment at Lands Valley. 2ts
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MarrtuBca.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nov. IA, 1859, at the
brides residence, No. l2J East Walnut street,
by Rev. ]: W. Meminger, Mr.. George X. Hoif-
meier and Miss Emma u. Stauffer, both Of this
city. II.
koGKRs RAMSAY. AT ST. James church.
Washington, Nov. l3. by the Rev. James w.
Clark, rector, Doctor Is. +. Rogers, United states
Navy, to Bessie Ramsay, daughter of Mrs.
Katharine Ramsay Hill, and granddaughter OF
the late Major General George Douglas RAM
say, United states Army ltde
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-15
Dongola Kid Shoes !

For Misses and Childrens wear !;
stout, plump grades, warranted very
durable. Grain, Pebble or Kid. No
cheaper Shoes measured by their wear
Ing qualities, are made. We rest our
reputation as shoe dealers on the merits
of these makers, convinced that if fair
trial be given they'll not be found want
ing. Not tithe of shoddy material is
used In their making, but on the con-
trary, the best adapted for the wet, soggy
and muddy days experienced the past
week, keeping moisture out, and caus-
Ing shoes to retain their shape. These
shoes have genuine Goat Dongola
Leather Uppers, and in comparing
prices, should not be confounded with
those quoted for cheap sheepslin imita-
tions.
Misses, In common sense, square and
opera toes, beautiful styles, fitting neatly
and closely Us may be desired, In Bright
Pebble or Goat Dongola, heels or spring
heels, $l.5O, $l.75, $500. The trimming,
making and finishing will bear the
closest scrutiny. Not an evidence Of
slight In them anywhere.
Imitation kids, unusually good grades,
at 100 and Sl.25. Look to he higher
priced shoes, and often sell for more
money elsewhere.
Children's Shoes, spring heel and heel,
sizes to 10Y, Toe to Sl.5O.
Childs' Shoes, sizes to y, inclusive,
SOC to Sl.00.
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Death of An Old Man.

Daniel Scbeaffer died at the residence of
his son-in- law, A. L. Hunsecker, who lives
at Hostetter's mill. near Landis Valley, on
Thursday. The deceased was SO years of
age and formerly lived In Lancaster. The
funeral will take place on Sunday Mt
o'clock from Mr.. Hunsecker's with inter-
nient at Landis Valley.
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Not Between Those Points.

It was stated in some Lancaster papers
several days ago that steam ferry
boat Is to be put in operation
at cambridge, and also to carry
passengers between Collins station
and York Haven. The executors of the
estate of Abraham Collins have given no.
tice that they will not allow boat to land
at either Of these points, as they own that
frontage for mile on each side Of the Sus-
"a ,hanna.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-15
Opening of lancaster Avenue.

The viewers appointed by the court to
ASSESS damages caused by the proposed
opening Of Lancaster avenue, between
James and New streets, met this morning
and viewed the route of the proposed street.
Testimony as to the value of land taken by
the street was heard this afternoon.
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OpiuiOn DnY.

Court will meet at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning, when opinions will be delivered
Of cases argued at the September term OF
cOurt
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wnit, Wait, Wait,


Until Wednesday, November %, for the OPEN
ing OF the GREAT CREDITORS SALE OF $1,000
worth OF the finest Clothing, which must be
sold within 30 days at Cor. North Queen and
Chestnut streets, opposite Pennsylvania de-
pot. nliatds
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WE have in stock q nice line OF type-writing
papers, plain and marginal ruled, Marcus
Wards Irish linen paper and envelopes, Cranes
bond paper and envelopes, which we win print
TO order at short notice at reasonable prices.
Also nne stock of bill heads, letter heads, en-
velopes, statements, tags, fancy cards for ad
vertising purposes, menu cards, opening cards.
wedding stationery, programmes, invitations
etc. Call at INTELLIGENCER Office and see
aam pies. o20-tfd&w
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Admiral Reynoid. Post Fair.

A fair for the benefit OF Admiral Reynolds
Poat will be opened IN the Henitsh building,
North Queen street, tomorrow afternoon. The
funds realized will be used for the relief of de
serving soldiers and their families, and the calls
or this relief, during the coming winter will be
many. The committee ofarrangements has de-
cided that there shall be solicitation OF votes.
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We
Corset etc, etc. Sy
Among siae
toc
Cotton ans c 90 dosen German Linen Napkins worth
7 quality Black Awoo Heuet the
P1
sS-Coms when
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SO and 81 East King ST. Lancaster Pa.
atr,u Advertisements.
Given Away Ere
"Our Family Physician"

A plain, practical and reliable guide to-
detection and treatment of disease: ::commd
this country. Designed for use by people
have not made the practice of medicine a al
or business, and who are not supposed
want information in plain English. Pric
Ask for a card, buy twenty dollars wor
Groceries In ninety days. The amount of
purchase VIII be cancelled as goods are bo
on this card, and when all the figures, r
senting $50, are purchased, You get the bool
An Immense Stock of Groceries,
Twenty barrels of the Best Last Years
New Orleans Baking Molasses, 8, @. 8, 10, d
u, ~ and lSc quart. A big lot OF One.Pd
Finest New York State Honey at 15c POI
two 1N po%a1Wds WsrE Tor ES: nc lot Of Mncemeat
New Killing Picnic Hams reduced to
pound. summer Bologna, &c. Dried Bee
and l0c. Finest Extra Dry Knuckle Dried
Six pounds fresh Wheat Germ for 25c.
pounds Rolled Oats, 25c. Self-Raising Il
wheat, l0c and l5c pack. Three pounds ri
for bTee pounds poSSeSs SeW prca,s fnest r@ fn,
Six, four, three and two pounds Prunes fol
Coraline, &c and lOc pack. New English
rants, three pounds for Csc. Five pol
pies, Csc. Two pounds hest Evaporated
pared Peaches for 25c. New Citron, zoe. Le
and Orange Peel, l5c q pound. New p
/ Cherries, 2oe pound. Twelve Fine Four
Apricots, 2oc. Two cans Finest French
25c. Four pounds Thick or Thin Water CI
ers for 25c. Nicnacs, three pounds for 25c.
pounds for 25c. Caustic soda sc a pound.
laga Grapes, Persian and Ford Dates, Fld
Oranges, New Nuts, Fresh Candies,
Beans, Buckwheat. Hominy, Peas, Split
Lentils, &C. The finest lines of Smoked CT.
and Sugar-Cured Herring, Goldfish and NJ
erel In the city.
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stock Markets.
Quotations by Reed, McGrann q Co., bankers,
Lancaster, Pa.
NEW YORK LIST HAM l2M gp. NJ.
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fhiisdelphia Produce Market.
ra!LApELrHIA, Nov: is- Noon flour steady
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MARTIN BROS,

DICKED sHOEs-FRoM BEST MAKERS
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have resisted all treatment. Catarrh. Skin
Diseases. Eczema, Chronic Female
Complaints, Mercurinl Poison. letter.
Scaldhead, ETC., etc.
p. p. 2. is powerful tonic and an
excellent appitizer. building up the
system rapidly. II you are weak and
feeble, and feel badly try P. p. P. and
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DonStiS, Linens, White
Goods, Gents Furnishings,
EInbroiderieS, Hosiery,
Gloves Etc

The above goods rank with
the best the world produces.
They are not old or shop
worn, but are clean, bright
and fresh, and the prices put
on them are positively lower
than competition can pur-
chase the same quality of
goods at wholesale.
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Physicians endorse 2. P. p. as splen-
did combination, and prescribe it with
great satisfaction for tho cures Of all
forms and stages of Primary. Secondary
and Tertiary syphilis, syphilitio Rheu-
matism. Scrofulous Ulcers and Sores.
Glandular Swellings. Rheumr ism, Kid
ney Complaints, old Chronic L4cers that
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ALTMAYER'S
Monday, Tuesday, Wedne2-
day and Thursday last days Of
the greatest CLEARANCE SALE
Savannah has ever seen.
FIidaT,JlIyl9tl,
Our Store will be
Closed on account of
Stock aking,.
EVERYTHING
GOES P!

The Stock Listers from the
Wholesale Departments on
Third aud Fourth Floors have
sent down to the Retail De
partments the past week thou
sands Of dollars worth of very
desirable and quite seasonable
Dry Goods. The low figures
put on these goods must call
for a speedy sale of them
They will positively be on
sale only for the first four
days of this week. Econom-
ical and shrewd buyers will
please make a note of this.
The Bargains consist prin-
cipally Of
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