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The daily critic., 1890-06-26

THr Nrw NunE San says NTle Hon.
Matthew stanley Quay thoroughly cuio.ed
himself yesterday boz spite Of the weather
His convention nominated uis NAV, the
Hon George Wallace pehmater. for
Governor The heels OF the kiokcrs were
rgralyzed, and the friends of the other
candidates tumhled over one another u
their wild desire To- make the nomination
unanimous The most noticeable thing iu
tie platform is the ohastc and comprebeu-
-ive certificate of character, recommeuda-
tiou, clean bin of health and vote Of thanks
which Mr.. Quay gives himself The grin
aud The humorous depression OF the left
eyelid with which he reads this masterpiece
must he q Joy 10 see"
Mr. Quay may regard this as viudication,
but we hardly think the country will agree
with him. OF course, however, if 90 salts
fes him, that's enough for Quay. He's a
man who requires very li,tle i'm that
liue. His wants are few. lie is
simple and earnest tough, with no non
sense about him, whose only standard
Of upiightness is the ability to control the
machine and whose sole idea Of degra-
datiou is the loss or impairment OF that
ability. Decidedly we think, Mr.. Quay
has the laugh with him this time-ofcourse
from bis peculiar point of view.
The daily critic., 1890-06-26

WOODWARD &LoTHRoP.
Corner iith and Fsts.n.w.
BOYS CLOTHING

BOYS CLOTHING.
The following lines have to be closed out at
once; hence thelow prices:
Boys Jersey suits iu navy blue and
brown, sizes Z, s, and 10 years, only sicach
Boys Allwool cream Flannel Kilt suits
Blouse and Norfolk styles, sizes 8 and
years, only sfeach.
Boys Fine Quality white Pique XII, suits,
Zouayc style sizes 8, ., and @ years, only
si.s5 each.
Boys Fancy striped French Cambria Kit
Suits, handsomely trimmed, sizes 3, ., 8 and
Gyears, only So each.
roys' All wool Striped Flannel Kilt suits,
blouse style, sizes and 5 years, only s.
each.
Boys White TUCK Blouse suits, sizesi to @
years, only s. each
Boys All.wool cream Serge Kilt suits,
handsomely trimmed and very stylish for
summer wear, sizes ., 5 and G years, only
$3.50 each.
Boys cream Jersey suits, neatly trimmed,
sizes 4, G, and years, only $50 each.
Boys' Al-wool Blazers, IN Cream and
stripes, elegantly made, sizes TO Is years,
only sS each.
Boys Fancy rcrcal Waists, sizes ito ia
years, only 25o. each.
Toys Mothers Friend" Iaundered white
Waists, linen collar and cuffs, ,5c. and 81
each
Boys Cardinal All-wool Jersey Waists,
sizes .. to years, only 81 each
Boys Navy Blue all.wool Jersey Waists,
neatly trimmed, sizes 5, @, and years, only
$3.50 each.
BATHING SUITS FOR BoYs.-Boys' Navy
Blue Flannel Bathing suits, sizes @, g, 10. i3
and II years, only $50 and si.55 each.
Boys Navy Blue Jersey Bathing suits, sizes
Gto "a years, only s2.25 each.
Third noor.
The daily critic., 1890-06-26

Ee the undersigned banks and bankers
will pay an prizes drawn iu the Louisiana
state Lotteries which may be presented az
our counters:
r. N. WALMSLEY, Pres't La. Nat, Bank.
7. LANAUX, Pres't State Nat. Bank.
A. BALDWIN, Pres't n. o. Nat. Bank.
CARL KOHN, Pres't Union Nat, Bank
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
will take place
AT TIE ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
NEW ORLEANS,
TUESDAY,, JULY IS, 1850.
The daily critic., 1890-06-26

One of the most charming weddings
Of the season occurred last evening az
81. Andrew church. The church was
filled with friends who had assembled
10 witness the marriage Of Miss Carrie
Haywood Bacon, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. ii. Bacon, to Mr.. James 5.
skinner. There were six ushers, the
same number Of bridesmaids and a
maid of honor. The ushers were
MessIs Howard Bacon, Charles Sloan,
W. w. Willoughby, VIM. StOckbTidge,
J. A. Murray and George G. Wedder-
burn. The bridesmaids were the Misses
Sadie Lemons, Florence Oliver, Alice
Butdette. Laura StockbTidge. May
White and Annie Cross. Miss Annie
Bacon acted as maid Of honor. AT the
conclusion of the ceremony a reception
was given al the residence of the BRIDES
parents, l41S n street. Many valuable
presents were received by the happy
couple, the brides father giving a COM
plete table set Of silver. AlT. and Mrs.
Skinner departed on a late train for the
North. In a fortnight they will return
and make arrangements for removing
10 Galveston, Tex. the home Of the
groom.
The stsvens-Willia Wedding.
Miss Zonie Williamson, the daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. John b. Williamson,
was married to Mr. Walter A. Stevens
al S O'Clock last night in Fourth Pres
byteTian Church The editics was
handsomely decorated. There were no
bridesmaids. The ushers lead the way
10 the pulpit. The bride was atIired in
a gown Of white albauoss. trimmed
with lace. TIE services at the church
were followed by an informal reception
at the residence of the brides parents,
after which the bridal couple left for
short wedding tour.
The daily critic., 1890-06-26

To keep cool drink Robt. Portuers "a
emma Cabinet Beer.
The daily critic., 1890-06-26
WATCHES.
N. ". GALT BRO. & CO.


AANa 49, ave.
Call attention 10 their St0rb
of Watches, e0mbTisiNg all
the most aeSiYabke 0l0Vs0EsztS
and styles ef casing fr0m tAe
koa0est b5ies Ter z0hirA a re-
liable hme-kesbsy can be
5Onght to the NEST sFbsHsi1e.
These agatcAsS 6eay eur
tim name and are flllLy
guaranteed.
.4meyl1aN Wa TN a IN
Hatehss Of all grades.
The daily critic., 1890-06-26

FygM no LhHu3aEtlg Iass.
The 0oHdsf yesterday was the
woman hosiery
JOHN WAEAMAKEE,
The daily critic., 1890-06-26
EDUCATIONAL
BOOKS BOUGHT.

Executors or Others having either lalafiF
~ snail collections Of books o. dls9q-g q
EI.5 ar 8If times readV t9 purchase the sane
ou liberal terms, ana for iull4rlI-le aa
meut Ihe delay annoy ance as4 --sl --'--s
d auction sales 3 thereby 4' q-lrl'
NJ II. LOWDEaAlLa ~.
Il4Im ll-A ana -'--
The daily critic., 1890-06-26

EIeaal &C LIgllag- J. j. kalIlg.
The daily critic., 1890-06-26

Ask tul Robert PuztueT's Vienna Cabinet
Beer always found % le the les-
The daily critic., 1890-06-26
Directory Of Lawyers and Law Firms

CAMPBELL cARRINGToN'
ATTORNEY -AT-LAw,
eos ID street northwest,
Washington, D. @.
Webster Law Building.
Residence. 1915 street northwest.
The daily critic., 1890-06-26
Baby Carriages.
w all Papers.

NtW ana connect Elell7- ksIIn4Ie7 IN
uIsled.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-09
ITEMS In VIRGINIA.
THERE is TALK OF AN ICE MA.
CHINE AT WYIHEVlLLE.

Bank at West Rs'ifoi,l-Effect Of Barra.
nni~'s olsappearance-As at
Williamsburg - Negress shot IN Her
Home at Staunton-Other Matters.
WILLIAMSBURG. Va. Nbguary s.--lSpe-
cial.l--The 0neral OF little Lizzie DAVIS
the little gifl who had been confined 10 her
bed for several monibs by stroke Of pa
ralysis, tooe place yesterday from the Meth
odist Church. and was largely attended.
notwithstanding the inclement weather.
She was followed to her final pcslng-pacp
by long line Of sad aud sorrowing school
mates. each wearing a badge of mourning.
Cards have been received here for the
marriage at West Point of Mr. John r.
Coupland. Mr.. Coupland is a native Of this
place, and at present a trusted employe of
the Terminal system.
Mr.. +. ;. Lacy, formerly Of this place. has
secured position i'm Baltimore with the
Bay Line Steamboat Company. lie is a ma
tive of New Kent county. but for many
years was resident of our city, where he
ENJOYS the esteem Of quite large circle "
friends.
Rui Nl tut AfUNlNE NfANIlNIINs WI "a. l..
Casey, has made an assignment, with Jacob
liecht, of Norfolk. as trustee. Mr. Casey
has been doing business here for the last
eighteen wears, and was considered one of
the staunchest merchants. 10 said that bad
debts and the stringency Of the times hayc
caused him to fail. Liabilities and assets
unknown,
Major John A. Henley, who recently went
20 Philadelphia 10 see his son. who is con-
fined TO his bed with inflammatOry rheuma-
tism, has not yet returned. but has written
that the young man is bgtter.
The board of stewards of the Methodist
Church are making vigorous effort 90 raise
funds 20 repair their house OF worship.
This church was used during the war as a
Confederate hospital, and was very much
damaged, and after the war only some tenn
pOrary repairs were put on 10. Now they
propose 10 remodel this structure after
modern architectural design. and are ap-
pealing 20 their friends, both here and else
where. for aid
Professor Boyd, Of Washington, gave q
free and very interesting and instructive
lecture. in the College chapel last night. on
Memory Culture II was largely attend
ed by students and others. Professor Boyd
and his system are highly commended by
the press and leading educators i'm various
parts Of the country.
Mrs. John Il. Bull OF Queens creek plan
tatiOn on \ 0rk river, and Miss Eliza Bow
ers, one Of the oldest residents OF this place.
lie critically III at their respective homes.
Miss Alice Piem0nt, Of west Clay street.
Richmond, is here on a visit 10 her sister
who is IN.
Much adverse criticism is heard here in
regard 10 the recent action Of the asylum
board in removing. without any charge of
ineiliciency. Mr. Galba alden, the late
chief engineer Of the institution.
Comment has also been made on the crea-
tion by the board Of "a new Office called the
"llOuse Keeper" when only recentlv the
the Office Of assistant matron was abolished
on the ground both Of economy and Of its
being useless, since it IS presumed that
the functions Of the new officer will Dc
Identical with the one lately abolished.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-09
YOUNG CITIES AT ODDS.
clifford Bargamin's Disappearance-
StauntODs New Depot

StauntOD's New Depot.
STAUNrON, VA. Febuary S. special. r.
The sudden leave taking Of Clifford Barga-
min, has led to the assignment OF j. W..
IarbO, who was his endOrser ON the wafer
works contract at Clifton Forge. Iarb0s
assignment is 20 secure certain parties in
this city, which together with the water
works contract, and Northern Indebtedness
of Bargamin makes the total liability.
Sl.34S.l5. The water works 40 clifton
Forge are not yet complete, and the exact
amount Of indebtedness is not now ascer-
tained.
Sherwood school, of which Professor !. l..
Massie was principal, and which failed 70
resume at the beginning of the scholastic
year In September last. has been sold to a
syndicate, Of which Mr. Erskine Miller j.
president: Hon. John J.. Massie, yice-Dresi-
dent. and Professor Massie one of the di-
rectOrs. The buildings are 20 he greatly
enlarged and improved, and the school is 90
be carried on as a nOn-denominauonal
school. The gentlemen interested here have
ample means 10 make il a grand success.
Waynesb0rO and Basic City Gin futufel
are in a rage at each other over "A charter
now before the Legislature, designed 60
create the WaynesbOro and Basic City
Street Electric Railway Co. Naynesbor0
will send a large delegation 90 Richmond
next week 20 protect their rights in the bin
now under consideration, and Basic City
delegates will be present 20 defend Basic
against the encrOachments Of the old strong
hold known here as " Little Tamany.'
The new building 40 The Chesapeake and
Ohio depot is complete, and the officials have
taken possession. The building is handsome.
neat, attractive and convenient A long
covered way. from the ticket office, running
East and W est, ,cOunects two baggage rooms
One for Eastern travel and one for Western,
so that the traveller is not AT anytime eN-
posed TO the weather. The interior of the
Station house is handsomely finished IN hard
pine. and is model Of comfort.
Judge Charles Grattan, of our City Court.
is also Colonel Whitehead's commissioner
OF immigration. The Legislature has made
the Bureau of such interest that the Judge
has been detained in Richmond, and the
Court has been delayed in opening. The
February term began today.
The young ladies Of Trinity Episcopal
Church Guild gave an oyster supper last
night.
j. Breckenridge Catlett has been elected
city physician 10 iill the vacancy caused 10y
the death Of Dr. j. VIII Harris.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-09
ROUND ABOUT RADFoRD.
Fatal Result of Broil-Bits of Lively
Gossip.

Fatal Result of "a BrOil-Bits OF Lively
Gossip.
RADFORD, VA. February g.. Special. F.
Some time ago a man by the name oi Wren,
living at New River depot, was struck by
stone from the hands, IL is charged, Of one
Cooper. For some time the doctor bad
homes of Wren's recovery but Ihursda,
night he died. The community is very much
agitated over the affair. Cooper VIII DE ar
rested. and many think things VIII be marc
with him.
hank in West Rsdf0rd. Messrs. Harvey ID.
Finsten and William Engles are the prin-
cipal movers Of the new establishment.
which. by the way, IL much needed.
Tho ground has been broken Tor the new
academy in West Radiord.
rhe charter has been granted for The
aSchool OF Mines" % De in West kauIoiu'
and work will begin IN the early spring.
Dr. sproles' little child "a few days age
MAS found dead in bed. The cause OIL ue"ll
is not known. ,,.. az, .,,,.o.
intepdent Of the railroad yard heIe' uleu
Wednesday last. -. ni e,. a.
long time, Is no Detlei' ap" N'i
her end is near. .,
fast TUESDAY a fatal shooting occurred
near Buckha Some unknown pvi7Vh
6red on a white man by the name OF IRONS
while he was taking dinner. me l"ev
Dasged through window ana tooh Sn'0, :"
Mr.. Irons body, killing him instantly: 49, Ds-
tectiyes are out, and we hear that Si'2vv, ,i ~
offered for the arrest and CONVICTION Vi sl'
murderer. As yet he has not been ionn.,' an.-
The body OF the murdered man passed ns,'
en- route Tor Marion, Va, wednesday. ~
cause n assigned for the daslardiy 'y',
Captain ;. Heath and family expect I" e.
IA Mississippi this week.
The son Of Hon. j. Hoge Tyler mas son'
10 his parents, in Richmond. lie is repO''''
much better p.ac,rd Hons,
itis understood that the kaaio'T The mv",, "e,,
is soon 10 pass into other hands. i1S '''
MOTEL. West Radford. is not yet openou,'
Mesers. Einstein a Croy speak oi x,ar'.t
out their stock Of goods Gods, se5s psSeoyS 1ggd'
lst and moving up 10 West kaalV,u, g. he ar.
A new lumber company Is soon 10 ~ Inn. ~.
ganized. The present capacity OF ,ns 'si "a" A..
Scr dealers falls far below the "o'""' y"
ands. ,,o,hodist Epis.
tal Church. has recovered irom "a t,ipl6S ip,6 or.
Rev. w. j. Cooke has been appO'n'e" v
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-09
RICHMOND, VA, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY

Gently suffered from neiaucholin sha d
weak ipini. .i'De oi her most recent ifeaks
was o. jump from the window Of an upper
story OF the main building into the yard.
she fell upon the grape arbOr. however.
and was not much hurt.
The school board has reelected Miss
Sarah A. GRAY. principal 0f Hollow cOlureI
school. u will be remembered that Bob.
Robinson went 30 Superintendent Came
and told him that this woman and Thomas
Andrew jackson Clemm0ns. Of cOlOred De-
mocratic political Iame and publisher Of the
National Times. were living together
al his house as man and wife,
while the woman had husband
already, whose name is Banks The school
board ralied f1r an Investigation. or %
would cost the girl her position. There was
considerable trouble in getting ~ the
facts. 80 the board ordered her
% sue Robinson for defamation of char
acter or lose her position. suit was
IN the Corporation Court. 4 &. j. Glenn
mems was put up and the plaintiffs lawyers
got whack at him. and the love letters of
both were produced ami read. which made
II all the more sensational. When the argt-
fnent began Thomas was again hauled over
the Goals: his political character was
strung ont by the best Democratic attorney
here, and the Jury sat and ballOtted i'm vain
for a unanimous verdict. Then they were
discharged, and the case came up in the
January term. The jury. without leaving
the tOx, awarded the girl $500 damages (;
hence the reappointment.
\ crayon portrait in the window OF a
King street store is now attracting more
than usual attention. 10 is by a Young lady
from South Carolina. Miss Jennie b..
Evans, who IS one m Miss Manoiia
MinnegerOde's contemporaries IN the Cor
coran school Of design IN Washington.
The latter young lady took the memo
rial medal for best improvement last
year. and has been placed in charge OF one
of the departments Of this institution. now
most popular. She is "a granddaughter Of
the Rev. Or. Minniger0de, and from the inn
prOyemeht noticeable in the drawings Of
several OF the Alexandran's under her
guidance, She is making as successful a
teacher as she bids fair 10 make an artist.
The annual convention OF the farmers Of
this section Of the state viii meet here on
Tuesday night.
There is more talk about the postmaster
ship going 10 Mr. Park Agnew, who ran
against General W. II. r. Lee in the last
congressional fight.
The nomination of Mr.. Lewis Mex. Bell
for collector OF customs was rather a SUR
prise. as Mr.. Il. 4. Lucas was thought 60 be
the man. he being backed by General Ma
hone. Messrs. W. =. Graves and I. e..
O'Neal were also candidates. Mr. Bel is
an old line Republican. He was not
an applicant for the position, which
pays about $500 per annum in fees.
lie appoints "a deputy. whose salary
is $1,000. The bond is 10000, and the col
lector is also curator of the postonice and
customs-hOuse buildings. The appointment
viii give general satisfaction.
10 is reported here on excellent authority
that certain Democrat will Dee appointed
census supervisor for this district.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-09
PETERSBURG POINTS.
Cases IN Court-Unyeiling Of the Confede-
rate Monument.

PETERSBURG, Va, February s.. Spe-
cial james Creecy and David Willis (coi-
0red) were arrested to-day in Chesterfield
county. by Constable PcIdue, ON The charge
Of being the parties who broke into and rob
bed the Cummings st0re-house. They were
brought 20 The jail in this city for safe-keep-
ing.
BelePerkins, Sandy Bell. Alice Robinson
aud DR.. W. A.. Taylor, convicted at this
term Of the llustings Court, and sentenced
90 imprisonment in the penltentary VIII he
taken 20 that institute on Monday. The
first three are colorcd, and go for two
years each for grand larceny. Taylor goes
for four years for malpractice.
j. &. Blake, q Wel-knOWn citizen. was
stricken with paralysis last night. One en-
tire side is afflicted.
The next annual session Of the Grand
Camp Confederate Veterans Of Virginia,
will be held i'm this city on the sth and
MemOrial Day) 9th Of June next, on which
latter day the Confederate monument will be
unveiled.
The Petersburg German Club gave one Of
its delightful germans last night al the
Library Hall, which was beautifully led
bv Mr.. Allen Potts. Among those present
were: Miss Isabella Plummer, Miss Helen
Cameron. Miss Mary L. Johnston, Miss
Julia Sully. Miss Evelyn Tann0r, Miss Lucy
Stone. Miss Mary Platt. Miss Otelia Malone,
Miss Annie Thomas. Miss Matfee Watson,
Miss Aida Bond, Miss Jennie Nnatree.
Miss Harrison. of Charlottesville; Miss sue
Nichols. Miss Nirgie Allen. Mr.. W. a.
Bond. Mr.. Charles Baine. of Norfolk; Mr.. l..
X. Beasley. Mr.. Alien Potts, Mr.. f. +. M0y-
Ter. Jr.. Mr.. George T. Scay, Mr.. George
Morse. Of Norfolk: Mr.. C.. ID. WithorspOOn.
Mr.. II. Z. straiton, Mr.. II. {. Mann, Mr.
william McGill, Mr.. Il. lsitchie smith. Mr..
II. r. Alley, Mr.. Pelham Hurt, Mr.. Percy
Beasley. Mr.. W. i. scott. The chaperone-
were Mrs. j. a. Johnston, Mrs. :. *. Col
lier and Mrs. L. j. Bond.
Mr.. i. :. Seabury, auctiOneer sold this
morning, for Mr.. William Il. Nckcnney.
trustee. six shares Of stock in the Peters.
burg Gas Light Company for $500 pei
share. Mr. Isadore Reinach was the pur-
chaser The par value Of this stock IS So
per share.
The meat-hOuse and hen r0ost OF Mr. J0hn
W. Cummings. In Chesterfield county,
about three miles from Petersburg. were
broken into last night. Thieves carried on
one hundred and fifty pounds Of bacon, i've
OF six hens. and Tot Of eggs. They elected
an entrance into the meat-house with Mr.
Cummings tools, which they got from bis
t0ol-hOuse.
The inspections OF ioudctp tt lHt ulnNlNH'
warehouses IN the city for the past week
were 1862 hogsheads; receipts, 230 hogs
heads: sales Of loose, 3O7,2ll pounds. The
receipts Of cotton al this port for the past
week were a6j bales.
The annual sermon Of the Young Mems
Missionary society Of the First Baptist
Church will be preached tomorrow night
by Rev. John Pollard, Of Richmond college
A tournament In which several knighi'
participated took place 40 Dinwiddie Court
house Yesterday. The tournament vas fol
/ lowed no night by ball.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-09
FROM LYNCHBuRO.


/ LYNCHBURG.NA.. February Special
/ The City Council last night Formulated is
tax bill of the city for the new year, but its
consideration was postponed 90 next Mon
/ day. ~ raises general CITY taxes from 81 80
I 70 Al.bO per hundred. and crowds the tax on
/ liquor incense 10 "A figure never before
known in this city. They are as follows. of
[ different classes: ON every person selling
by retail wines, ardent spirits, malt liquors,
or any mixture thereof, 500. but when
any person sells only malt liquors
/ by retail, the tax shall be 5000.
When the liquors mentioned above
are sold 10 be drunk where sold. bar-rOOm
license must be taken out additionally; on
every person selling by wholesale and re-
tail, wines. ardent spirits. malt liquors or
any mixture thereof $500. but where "a per.
son sells only malt liquors by wholesale and
retail, tax shall be siOOi when Dv retail only.
5000, When liquors mentioned above are
sold 90 be drunk, where sold, bar-r0Om
license must be taken out in addition, on
every keeper of bar-rOOm. $500. but this
license shall cover the rightt0 retail liquor
not bee drunk where sold. on every person
distilling or manufacturing ardent spirits
500; manufacturing malt liquors. $500;
manufacturer of pop and ginger ale. $500.
ANY person. a resident. who shall sell or
offer tO sell wine, ardent spirits, malt
liquors, cider. or any mixture Of any Of
them. by sample or other representation. or
any agent for sale or solicitation or cOlec-
t0n Of orders for wine, ardent spirits. malt
liquors. cider, or any mixture Of any Of
them, boy sample or description. shall be
deemed "a sample liquor merchant and shall
pay n license Of $500.
On every rectiher, 5000; on beer gardens.
for the sale of beer. exclusively TO be drunk
al the place or in the place licensed, 500.
Every commission merchant or merchant
other than liquor dealers selling lime Juice
aud ginger or any cOnc0ction or mixture
containing 20 per centum Of alcohol, shall
pay $780,
The Boston Quinteite Club gave grand
concert here tonight for the benefit Of the
Young Mems Christian Association. and
every seat was taken long before time. They
performed here last year with great distinc-
ffou
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-09
TWO SHOOTING AFFRAYS.
A Negroes Found Wounded in Staunton-
Reported Row at Sanservilic.

sTAUNTON. Va. February S.. special
Yesterday afternoon. about > O'Clock, Mary
Lucy COrnela Ross. cOlOrcd woman living
i'm rear of the Deaf. Dumb and Bind insti-
tuition. was found i'm her house shot in the
head. She died about 40 O'Clock al night.
COmolia was married woman, living
apart from her husband. who works IN
R0ckhridge county. She was ia the house
with two other colored girls, Beccy str0ther
and Annie Bell Trimble. Both were ar
rested and had hearing before Justice j.
VI. Lickliter, acting coroner. The jury
rendered as their verdict that they believed
C0rnclia Ross was shot by a pistol in the
hands of Annie Bell Trimble. She was
committed 90 jail for action by the grand
jury. and Beccy strother was committed as
accessory % the facts.
Another shooting affair is reported from
sangeryille. in this county. about fifteen
miles west of Staunt0n. between two men
named Michaels and lIuher. 4 feud has
long existed between the families, and some
time ago one of the Huhers was pulled from
his house and badly beaten. When they met
fhe other day lluiler shot Mlchaels, il Is
charged. hitting him i'm the face. The con-
diti0n of the wounded man is not reported.