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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
PLAYING FoR mEs. CLEVELAND.
Leo wheat Entertatus Largo Party
Mt the white House.

The Washington Post OF Yesterday says:
"Leo Wheat came down last week from
bis home near BerryYie, Va, 10 hear the
concert Of the Boston symphony Orchestri.
On this visit, Gs on his previous one. be Is
quite lion in society, having been the
prominent figure at the m1tsiCdies given by
Mrs. Hunt at 1918 street, at Mr. Stilson
Hutchin's home on Massachusetts, avenue,
and at Mrs. Whitney's last evening. lie had
intended TO leave for home early yesterday
morning, but at the personal request 0i Mrs.
Cleveland, who had heard him play when be
was here few weeks ago, he entertained Il
number OF her friends at the White House a.
. O'Clock last evening.
"Mr. Wheat is genius and looks like
one. HE'S mau whom nature has east ia
strange mould. The son Of an Episcopal
clcreyman, he has inherited a deep religious
spi.Il; but nature, beauty, aud harmony are
hts gods. lie wOlSbips them with all the ar
dor OF a deyotee. lie is man OF strong im'
pulses and intense feeling. HIS playing Ia
marked 10y an individuality which cannot
be repressed aud Is apt 10 Infuse itself into
even the most classical numbers which he
updcItlkes. But he has skill, Intelligence,
enthusiasm. aud a sympathy which Is so keen
thlt 10 gives his touch delightful qualiiy OF
It's own. lie loves music as few men love II
uuIess they are endowed with genius, and be
imparts to his hearers something of his own
iniatuation. lie fondles The keys as though
they were nc.h and blood, and chord OF
rich harmony seems 20 cause vibrant sen
sstion through his very nerves All tins Is
more than true IN respcct to his organ-piay-
iug, with which his fame has been mostly
connected, and It St. Andrews church ou
SUNDAY nisht he fairly outdd himself, and
received an ovation froG the large coDgFesa'
too. HeleayeS Tor bone to-day"
Mr.. Wheat, who nyed in Richmond for a
good many years, merried daughter oi
Joseph Allen. for forty years Clerk oil the
Count Of Appeals OF Virginia and who was
NJ his death the richest man IN Richmond.
Major "Rob" Whelt, OF the louisiana
TieefS, killed at Mechsnicsvile and buried
in Hollywood, was Leo Whears brother.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20

Judge Minor, OF the Henri % County Court,
yesterday heard and decided the case Of
- Redmond, charged with contempt OF
court. 10 which Squires Jonathan aud Glon
have been at loggerheads for several weeks.
Several weeks ago Redmond was before
Jonathan char1ed with some offence, and be
was required to give ball pending The trial.
lie did not give the ball. hut walked of and
was recognized or baled by Ginn for bis
appearance before him. jonathan refused
to surrender the warrant to CHM and issued
an attachment against Redmond for con-
tempt OF court. Tie prisoner again appeared
before Ginn, and thus the masisteEial war
fare was kept up.
Judge Minor decided that Redmond was
guilty OF no contempt, but took occasion TO
reprimand aud warn the magistrates against
further interference with each others cases.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
ATLANTA Constitution. February 10. 1881
Tha Ornhans' Homs.

REV. l.. r. PAYNE, AGENT And TRVsrEs oF TUE
ORPHANS HONE AT MACON. GA, WRITES A
LETrER DATED FEBRUARY 5, 1889.
I have been using swifgs specific with tho
children Of the orphans home under nay charge
with tho best rcsulis began ia use between
nine and ten years ago, and have eeen many re-
markabls results.
Quite \ number Of tho children hal consttu-
tional blood diseases resulting from tho sins Of
the parents. and every one OF tneso children
we're cured Of the horrible tint by tho uss Of )
SIS.
There have also been scores ~ children IN tho
institution whoss systems Uhoy having been
mostly without the bonent, Of parental carol
were enervs,ed by dirt eating and other foul
practices. Every one OF those children have
taken =. 5. :. aud all have been sisnally tone-
6ted by It. All have been cured who have takea
enough Of IT, We have also Two inmates Of tho
home, subjects of painful recurring attacks Of
oTysipela.. Mother Que improved under tho
Treatment usual for the disease When an other
medicine was discarded aud thoy took :. :.
tho cure in each case WAS quick and permanent.
for they have been we'll for Ave years and there
has been no return OF tho disease could tell
much more OF tho remarkable cures OF blood
diseases by = = 5. for / have feon it used and
know It's value. !. H. PANE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
Harrison. ON 90 wash,ngtoa.

[By telegraph % the Dlspatcn-I
PITTSBURGH, February 19.-rhe schedule
for president-elect Harrison's train from In
dianapo!s 10 " ashington has been arranged.
IL will leayethe former place over the Penn.
sylyauia railroad at noon Monday next and
arrive at It's destination TUESDAY, 18th in.
,tant, at 2:30 O'Clock in the afternoon. The
train will consist OF President Roberts pri.
yste ear, two Pullman sleepers, aud q bag
gage ear, aud will run ss a section OF the At
lantic express. No stops will be made be-
tween indianapolis and Pittsburgh except 10
change locomotives, and after leaving here
will go through without further stop TO
Washington. The President aud bis family
Will occupy President Roberts special ear,
which i, now being renovated at the Altoona
shops OF the Pennsylvania railroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
Haira million Less by Fire.
fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch. /


PHILADELPHIA, February 10. No. 13 Bank
street, extending through the block, being
Nos. Is and 90 strawberry street, was totally
burned this morning. IL was occupied by
Rudolph Blackenburg 4 Co., large import.
ing house. Their insurance Is s227. 900, and
their loss il considerably more. but not sc-
curslely aseertaInable. Other buildings
damaged were Nos. IL, IS, and IL Bank
street IL TO "a Strawberry street, and the
rear OF Philip J. Wsish's clothing store.
Nos. 90, so, aud 80 south second street The
total loss will aggregate above bali million
dellars. divided among fifteen or twenty
firms 10 clothing. knlt goods, hosiery, yarns,
Germantown woods. worsted. and other
Kindred trades. A great many people were
employed in the burned aud damaged buiid.
lngs, and there were many narfaw escapes,
but so far as known no person was killed OF
Injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20

songs, tc.) Thire Eyes so Blue and Ten.
der,v (Lassen.) o. "Inpatience, (by re-
qnest,l (schuoert) Miss Emma juch. Z.
Piano solo, Rhspsodie HongroIse, Uiszt)
Miss Adele Aus der One.
Part If.-(In costuue) with appropriate
scenery and effects The entire second act
Garden sccne) OF Faust. Miss Emma Juch
a. Marguerite. (Sung by her over 100 times
in the national and Italian operas.) siebel-
Martha. Miss Helen Won Doenhoff; Faust,
Mr.. william J. Lawn; Mephistopheles, Mr.
Joseph Lyrde.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20


CINCINNATI. February l0.-Shortly after
O'Clock this morning the machine-shop, ear
shops, and iocomoliye-hOuse OF the Cincin-
natl, Indianapolis. st. Louis and Chicago
railway were fouRd 10 be on fire. a strong
wind was blowing from the west and when
the iiremen arrived the entire property was
doomed. The building In which the fire
started was a one.story wooden structure
and was coon not oDy aDlaZe itself, but
sending tire-brands into and upon all the
other buildings. The fire department was
out In its eutire strength aud devoted lis en-
eTgles 10 preventing the spread OF the nre.
The " Big Foure elevator was in great dam
ger, hut escaped. spsn OF the Cincinnati
southern railroad bridge approach runs over
the works, but beng OF iron no harm was
done to IL, except the burning OF q few ties,
which we're easily replaced. The loss 10 the
railroad companv's property was complete,
and il is estimsted by President Iugals at
5000, 900. upon which there Is sn insurance
OF about one half OF that tsum- The machinery
and buildings we're valued at $l50,000.
There were two locomotives In the repair
shops aud three coaches IN the car-shops.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
Broke Up from Childhood.

have been anilciei with scrofula ever since
was a small child. To tell of all have suffered
would BE- pictlre 700 dark and paiafu 90 think
or Years Of mscry / endured. bad digestion.
no Rppetite, rheumatism in ray foct. ell these
and moro than .ac-e have maio my lns a
misery. For hiteen years ! followed tho pro-
srrlption OF physicians. " hich was no m0po h. mo
than water poured on tho ground. Two years
ago took 5. :. ;. and nothing Ia all my
wretched ami unhappy lite was such a blessing
70 mo A. that medicine. Alter taking ak i,ttles
I Wes new creature. was fres from pain, "as
clear Of rheumatism, was aDio - sloop. 10 eat,
aud work. and was vol aud happy. Ny rheu-
matlsm has beea cured, and has never roulrnei.
5. :. s. has certainly been a wonderful blessing
v me. SUsIs h. Moss
G,fildtH. TsHR, Decembor I3, lSSI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
TEE ANTI-MaElONEIrEs.
Call for Meeting Of the Central Com
mittee-important Tobacco
prtxaa


Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispsrh.l
PETERSBURG. February ~. 1889.
General V. u. Groner, OF Norfolk. and
Colonel james u. Brady, OF Petersburg, on
behalf Of the State Executive Commi,tce,
have to,day issued a call for a meeting Of che
state Central Committee OF the Republican
party OF Virginia. under the organization
effected Nav IL. 1883, TO assemble at the
Hotel Gary. in this citT, st O'Clock on the
evening Of Saturday next, February Esd.
The object OF the meeting is TO
take suitable action in reference TO thu
death OF the late chairman, Hon. ID. f..
Houston. as well rs 20 transact other im-
portant business. The committee viii elect
chairman 10 succeed Mr. Houston, aud
will adopt measures looking TO thorough
reorganization Of the party in every county,
city, and town OF the Commonwealth. In
view OF the importance Of the meeting myi-
tations have been sent out 10 every member
ei the committee. snd the hope is expressed
that every member will be promptly IN At
tendInce. the call thus issued has a.sig-
niiicauce deeper than appears upon its fsce.
The thorough reorganization 0f this, the
independent, conservative, and anti Mahoue
wing Of The party, ha' reference to some'
thing which will doubtless tell upon lhC
coming campaign IN this State.
TOBACCO PRIZES.
A cablegram received bere to-day iron
Melbourne, Australia. announces that no th,
Exposition Just closed AZ Melbourne th'
following awards were made Tor the ben,
tobacco exhibited:
First prize and gold medal on dark i'm
ported manufactured tobacco, to william
Cameron q Brother, Petersburg, Va.
First prize and gold medal on local-mann
! iactured tobacco. to Wihism Cameron, Bro
thers & Co. (imited), Of Melbourne.
First prize aud gold medal on colonial
manufactured tobacco. 20 William Cameron
Brothers 4 Co., OF sydney.
The methci- -bOuse 0l al these drfns 4
William Cameron & Brother, Of Petersburg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
MoFtuaYy Report.

The number OF deaths IN the city last week
was 45.
CaH-eof Death: Airophy, white; Brighps
disease, , cOlored; brOnchitis-capillary, /
white; cancer of womb. l white: conges-
ton u lungs, white and colored; con-
sumpiion, gblle and colored; dlarrhea-
chronic, l white; died from fall, white;
fever (malarill, l colored; gssiro-enteriiis.
white; heart-disease, white and colored;
iufinmat'on OF bowels, coIored; insanity,
l white; intestinal catarrh, white; killed
by pistol shot laccdenisp, white; killed by
ialhag cath, eoIoTed; iiver~dlsease, col.
ored; old age, white; pnuemonia. white
and | colored; premature birth, white;
ulcer OF left leg. eoloFed; unknown, col
Ored.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20

JAS HACDOUGALG. 1890 A. NJ. wines. liquors
cigars. &c. AT No. sl20 east Main street
J. THOMPSON BROWN & 60, 5 2. ". four West
End lots corner Ashland and Richi0 streets I;
Immediately after six lots on ths south side
and NO lots on The north side Of Ashland
street.
r. STERN, clothing, furniture. &C..
A. J.. ADAMSON. T. NJ, squsre Of land on
Bsinbridge street, Manchester.
WILLIAM JENKINS q son. 1870 A. A., bana-
mas, lemons. oranges. and apples
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ. horses, mules.
buggies. phaetOns. aud wagOnA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20

side Broad street near Bnwe, 81, 700; =. ..
Fulcher and wife TO james ilsriley. y iret on
Main street southeast corner Linden, Ss,blVi
Joseph 81 Odenbeimer and wife to Fanny
Nelson. Que filth interest In 44s feet on Broad
street northwest corner College, 300; MhI.
garet E. Warwick 20 Herman schmidt ~
ieei on north side Broad street near Henry,
$500.
HeBrco: william II. Beyeridge, spsciai
COMMISSIONER, 70 Milton Cayce, 29os acres on
Hermitage road. four miles north OF Ricn-
mond. $50. 0.T5J; Jobo T.. Bossicux's trustee
to Arthur r. L4wsha. II l.6 feet IN soOlh
side Graham street near Erin, 1865; j.. n.
Morris and wife TO A. Il. Gay, 1i0 Ieet on
Mar.hall street northwest corner Thirty
fitu. sl.lOO: Emma G. Sutton 10 Mathew
Gnnonr. 40 acres on YOrk.Rtver railroad,
900: z. G. Smitber and wife to James v:
Fox. 50 feet on Twenty fret street northeast
corner =, Sl75.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
PAY IN MONEY.
GOVERNOR LEE AVID MAYOR ELLysoy
IN PETERSBURG.
Tho Crusade Against coupons-A Repre-
sentative Meeting g-speeehss that
Made Good Impression.
[specIal t,lerram o the plsp,.ch. !

PETERsBUQG, February TO- HIS Excel-
lency Governor Lee and Mayor EUyson, OF
Richmond, arrived IN The city this afternoon
and al O'Clock, under the auspices OF the
Chamber OF Commerce. addressed the busi-
ness-men OF Petersburg on the subject OF
Daylrg taxes IN currency instead OF coupons.
Notwithstanding the fact that but short notice
had been given Of the meeting, the audience
was large snd representative one, including
men OF both parties and races.
NJ. Henry G. Hardy was elected chairman,
who, after explaining the object OF the meet
Ing. introduced Mayor ElIysOn first snd then
Governor Lee.
BUSINESS TALK.
Their speeches we're In the nature OF bust.
ness talks 10 businessmen on subject oil
great business interest, and az such we're
listened 10 with the closest attention, and
made most favorable impression. The re-
suits OF general payment OF taxes 10 cou.
pons were portrayed with an earnestness
that told upon the audience. The enaction
OF laws by the Legislature, II called In extra
session. inimicsl 10 the cities OF the Com.
mOnweath which pay the great portion OF
the coupons into the State Treasury. was
mentioned as result to be spprehended and
avoided. The whole question was ably die
crssed rs one OF expedlency aud wise policy,
the adoption Of which bv the people would
settle the debt question in less than year by
bringing the creditors 10 Willingness to
settle on the basis Of the Rddlcberger bill.
Both speakers were greeted With warm
applause and 4 unanimous vote OF thanks
was given them for their able aud patriotic
addresses.
ON motion OF Mr.. s. W. Venable the
chairman was instructed 10 appoint commit
tees 10 wait upon the people and secure their
pledges no; to use coupons in the payment
Of taxes. There Il little doubt that such a
pledge will be given by the taxpayers gene
rally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
Recognition OF services.

Mr.. X. ". Flournoy, principal o. the VAL
ley public school, severed his connection
with that school on yesterday to take charge
Of the Leigh School Tue teachers and pu-
pills Of the Valley School. recognizing the
iaithful and valuable services OF MIR. Flour
noy for the past twelve years, testified the
same by presenting him with handsome
g0ld-headed cane. The presentation was
made by Mr.. ". A. Graves, one OF the teach
ers OF the school, IN an appropriate manner.
The teachers and pupils oithe Fourth Pri-
mary A and B schools, OF Nayy-Hlll public
school building. made Colonel Cary, the late
superintendent, a present Of handsome par
lor lamp IN recognition OF HIS services and
their appreciation OF him as superintendent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
The vyny OF Love.
AZ ono essays some cavern 70 explore.
Dsep, dark, and vast, with rugged roof ar

AZ enc essays some cavern 20 explore.
Dsep, dark, and vast, with rugged roof and
walls.
AMI loneliness that like a curtain falls,
And holds his link - light his way before
Alo,t while darkness still enshrouds the floor;
Aud hears, while seeing naGghL Ike distant
calls
The winds weird whispers weiling through the
halls.
And fears some uiideu danger more and more:
40 womao, as she steps within mans heart
That iayless gloom and rugged depth unknown
Though holding hign her glowing torch OF
love.
She enows not how ber falt'rine feet 20 start:
Her fears give tongue in trls,;ul underlone,
And round her path no rag fats from ABOVE.
The above sonnet from the pen OF Mr..
George W Childs. o. this city. appears In
this weeks issue Of "Once Week." II is
a genuine inspiration, possessing both purity
OF language and originality Of smile.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
Mozart Academy or Music.

The sale Of seats for Miss Emma JucRs
concert this evening shows a very satisiac-
tory result, aud sue will meet 4 large and
fashionable audience. That great musical
treat Is offered does not admit OF a doubt.
Following II the programme: Part 1 Il
Duet, for confralto and tenor, "Venezts,"
(Pinsuti,) Miss Helen Won Doenhoff and Mr.
torale and CaprIccio, (Sezrlsiti,); lb,l Meo.
uet . pAeiique, (Paderewski,l: lc.l spin.
nefiied, lNendelssohn.l Miss Adele Aus der
Obe. 3. soprano solo, Csvatina. "Qnsea OF
shepa.' tGounod.l Hiss Emma Juch. T..
Cello solo. Fantasle, (sersais.l Mr. Victor
Herbert. 5. Baritone solo. :" Alone" (Maz-
zonhl hr. Joseph Lynde. 9. soprano
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
CANON CARMICHAEL ACCEPTS.
He VIII Become RectOr or Nj.
PauI's- Meetings.

The call which the vestry Of It. Paurs
church Monday afternoon decided 10 extend
10 Rev. Hartley Carmichael, Of Hamilton,
Ont. was officially rendered 10 him yesterday
and be signlfcd his purpose 10 accept. lie
will preach bis first regular sermon on the
first sunday after Easter April % b. The
two sermons delivered at 81. paul's on sun
day by Dir. Carmichael were highly s.tisfne-
tory TO the large congregations who heard
them, aud his acceptance Oi the call is In ac-
cOrdance with the wishes OF the pastor
emeritus. the vestry, ana the congregation.
General And6rsoa's residence, where Mr..
Carmichael is n guest, was ODen 20 the pub
lie last night from TO II O'Clock, and crest
many persons called to pay their respects to
Mr.. Carmichael, who viii leave for home on
the G:20 nortb.bound train this evening.
LEIGH .sTREET CHURCH.
Rev. Mr.. IIaymore on Monday night
preached 10 a large congregation from the
10th chapter OF Mart, 47th verse "And
when the blind BaruDeus. who sat by the
highway.side begging, heard that Jesus Of
Nazareth was passing by, he began 20 cry
out and say, Jesus, thou son OF David. have
mercy on me-" The remarks Of the reve-
reno gentleman were able and impressive.
Oyerlowing with love and precious
promises.
The sermon was listened TO with profound
interest.
Four proiessed conversion and quite u
number stood for prayer.
REVIVAL SERVICES AT BROAD.sTREET CHURCH.
The continued interest manifested by the
public IN crowdlng this church nightly i
accompanied by deep religious feeling
throughout the congregation. Rev. Or.
Lambeth, the pastor. IL enjoying good health,
aud his addresses nightly have been OF great
fervOr aud earnesIness. lie has been ably
assisted by Rev. Mr.. Waggener, OF Laurel
Street church, who has made very earnest
appeals 10 the uncOnyerted. Professor Bent
ley will be unable 10 stay with them longer
than this weak unless ether ARRANGEMENTS
are made, aud he desires during the rest Of
The week to have the UncOnverted especially
20 attend. lie possesses wonderful power
IN song. aud has i.bored earnestly.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH MEETINGS.
The attendance at the Second Baptist
church last night was in advance OF the
night before. There Is crowd every night
before the hour Of service arrives. The power
OF Dr. Wharton 50 an oYangelistic preacher
grows on the people. lie seldom speaks
more than thirty minutes. His sermons are
replete with pathetic illustrations and incl.
dents from personal experience. After the
sermon, usually at o O'Clock, the audience is
dismissed and an "ai,cr meeting" held.
Tbis lasts for fifteen or twenty minutes.
During this meeting last night numbers
rose for prayer, and several Joined the
church. The meeting has gone beyond de.
unconditional lines. Converts decide upon
the Church preferred and unite with it. A
number OF Churches are sharing IN The re-
suits OF the revival.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
mAscnEsrEa IN smoaT SPACE.
PAVING Delayed for want or Bricks
Personals ana DrIef&

Mr.. James +. Bradley, Chairman OF the
Committee on Streets, has made every edort,
both In this city and Richmond, 10 get
bricks with whicn TO repaye Hull street up
as high a. Fifteenth, az ordered by the Coun.
Gil, but has not been able 10 find paving
bricks on hand at any OF the yards. Such
being the case, this work will have to be
delayed until the brick-making season opens.
The output 0i the brlck-yards last season
was very large, bu, most OF the bricks were
for house building, and not great many OF
these are now on the market.
Policeman MOles Yesterday arrested three
pedders on the charge OF selling goods with
out licenses. Two we're dealers ~ stationery
and the third In raZors aud combs. Taey
viii be before the Mayors Court this
morning-at least they left their stock in
trade with Justice Perdue to guarantee their
appearance.
At 4 O'Clock this afternoon the Wake
estate" or, as il Is more generally known,
the Glare property. on Bainbridge street be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh. embracing an
entire hali.square, will be offered for sale at
public auction by Mr.. A. l.. Adlmson.
Grand PreIste W. +. Liihg0w and Dele
gate w. V. Bradshaw. OF Friendship Lodge,
this city, left Yesterday for Alexandra TO at
Atuu Tue VI vi AhA A<NN - - AN'
OF Pvthias.
The stockholders OF the new bank 10 be
started in Manchester will meet on tie 9th
of this month at the Office Of Messrs. Angus
tine ROyall e. Co., at which time the details
looking TO the starting OF the bank VIII be
arranged. The necessary amount OF stock
has been subscribed.
A COW was killed near the tannery OF
Shotwell & Co. yesterday morning By The
passenger train over the Petersburg railroad
leaving Richmond at $50.
The Hastings Court was engaged yester-
day, as it will be for several days to come, in
the trial of chancery cases.
]. w. Coleman mot Cole) received the
contract for carrying the mails in this city
aud 10 Richmond.
Postmaster Jordan has been confined to
his bed by sickness for several days.
New South Council, Junior Order United
American Mechanics, will celebrate Wash
ington's birthday with ball at Odd-Fel-
lows Hall Friday night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
Pardoned on the Surgeons Ger
fiGcate.

Governor Lee yesterday pardoped Henry
Blair, who was convicted In Bland county In
1879 OF murder In the second degree and sem
fenced TO eighteen years IN the Deniteniiary.
Executive ciemency was granted 90 account
OF III health. as II Is not expected thattne pri-
soner can live il kept confined.
The Governor also pardoned Harvey Mar.
tin, who was serving term OF three years
for horse-steaing. Martin was from Giles
county and was serving his third year. The
surgeon OF the penitentiary said Martin
could not live II kept confined.