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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-30
A TERRIBLE STORM.
Tn. Work of the Wind in Patrick County.

Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.l
DASvILLE. Va, March 29.-Information
is had from Patrick county to-day that the
wind-storIn N that county yesterday and
last night WAS terrific. Several houses
were blown down, and Captain McCrary,
of the Danville and New-River road. saws
he was much alarmed at one time lest his
entire train should be swept from the track
by the furious wind. Az Stealla Rev. o. 5.
Minter. Campbellite preacher, was
teaching n singiug-claSs IN the school-hOuse
when large tree was blown across the
building and crashed through the roof. A
fragment Of timber struck Mr.. Minter and
broke his arm, but the other occupants
escaped without injury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-30
STATE GARNERINGS.
NEWS ITEMS GATHERED FROM ALL
OVER VIRGINIA.
me worn cf the rire-Fiend in STAFFORD
and In Frcdericks-
burg.
Especial telegram TO tho Dlspa,ch.l

rsxpERoKspuRc, Va, March 29.-Last
NIGHT between 9and 10 o'clock fire destroyed
the barn of Mr.. X. Il. Starke. near beiiisir
Mills, in Stafford county, together with q
large lot Of hay. farming implements, and
three horses. The barn had only recently
been built. Loss about $500. The origin
of the FIRE is unknown. Mir. Siarke, IN his
efforts TO save his property, came near De,
ing sufocated and only narrowly escaped
death. .,,
The residence of Fila Bell, n worthy col
ored woman, was destroyed by hre TINS
evening with all her furniture me IRE Is
thought TO be the work OF an ihcendlary'
There vas no insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-30
ACQUITTED.
Tie Anon Cases In the Comfy of West
moreland.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.I

WARSAW, Va, March 29.-The arson
gases. the trial Of which was commenced
before the County Court Of Weslmoreland
Monday last, an account of which appear
ID IN Tuesdays Dispatch. was concluded
yesterday, and resulted in the acquittal of
teorge Rollins. who was indicted as +, &C
cessory before the fact, and against whom
the prosecution made It's most strenuous
efforts for aconyiction. Benjamin Vessels,
uho YES charged ~ principal. was jointly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-30
Norfolk Politics.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspstch.I

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspstch.I
No4FoLK, Va, March %, 1890.
II Is said TO be given out that the Repub-
llcans have decided not 10 run any candi-
dates for the spring election in Norfolk.
There may be no general ticket, but the
coiored voters say they want ticket of
their own: Judging from the present
activity. whatever the opposition il will be
showed under by the tull strength of the
Democratic party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-30
PETERSBURG POINTS.
Stole Six Watches--A Small Fire.

ISpVCIHI EUIVEIHIII 10 mo I7''I''1V713I
PFTFEeBURG, Va. March pa negro
named Caesar Alexander was arrested this
evening by Sergeant Tench and Policeman
j, NJ. Vaughan on the charge of stealing six
watches from Thomas ii. Garner, q colored
jeweller of tins city. The watches were
found on his person.
A fire this evening about O'Clock burned
up a small house on ST. Luke street. Dam
age slight.
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LIE ANCIENT CAPlTAL.
Came Near BeinG Burned-Personai Men
ton.
'spOnQeHce OF ILt NICHNIVIU I0P"FVu'I
MILLIANeBrRG March %. 1899.


Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
WmLIANsBURG. March 80 1890.
The residence OF llr Thomas Newman,
a short distance out of town in York coun-
ty. came near being destroyed this morn
ing 10y fire. supposed 10 have been caused
by a spark blown by the high winds under
the roofing, nearly one third of which was
DESTROYED, and but for the timely arrival of
the Deighbors the residence, together with
all the out-houses, would have been
burned.
A spark from a passing train yesterday
set fire to the woods belonging TO Mr..
Thomas L. BloxtOn, about a mile above
town, but that gentleman. with the assist
ance of the neighbors, 10y hard work extin-
guished the flames before any great damage
had been done.
The condition of Mr. Henningham Har-
rison, who Is down with al attack OF pneu-
monla. il growing less favorable.
DR.. Charles W. Coleman, who has been
seriously i'll for two weeks. is, l am glad to
say, slowly recovering.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-30
ROUGH AND WILD.
That is the Report from the Winds.

NORFOLK. March 30, 1890.
The winds continue rough and wild on
the bay and all the Chesapeake steamers
came in late this morning and report the
gale violent and the seas heavy all night.
The high winds are greatly interfering
with important wrecklng operations on
the bay. Except prostrating fences and
blowing away loose shutters and signs the
gale did no damage in the two cities.
Many vessels in the harbor put out extra
moorinCs. A great many trees were blown
down in the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-30
HISTORIC RESIDENCE BURNED.
The Dwelling of General stevens. of Revo-

The Dwelling of General stevens. of Revo-
iutionnry Pane, Destroyed by iire.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispaicnl
CULPEPyR, Va, March 29.-The old his
toric residence built by and occupied by
General Stevens. of Revolutionary fame,
was burned this morning during high
wind. This house has passed through the
hand of several families and lately was
bought by Francis Lightfoot, and his fami-
iy have lived in it for fifty-six years. His
wife and daughter-in-law were occupying
IL ct the time Of the fire, which was acct
dental. There is small insurance on tho
building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-30

By George W. Mayo. Auctioneer,
(no. Z. Lsughton, Jr.. Salesmsn)
No. q Ninth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-30

Pyyir:us o. he sooy5 decree ari 81 - -
commissioner thersia Hpg1inica, SOD '
public auction, CA the prs Uses. On
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-30

PETERSBURG
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Norfolk Notes.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispstcb.l
NoRFoLE. Va. March 20. The Merritt
wrecking steamer }. ID. Jones left tonight
for the capes TO the assistance of three
masted schooner anchored Of Cape Henry
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-30
UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
Lotto
MAPLE STREET BETWEEN POPLAR AND
WILLIAMSBURG AVENUE,
OPPOSITE CITY GAs-w oRKs.

V,RUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
IL THAT CERTAIN LOT. PIECE, OR PARCEL
OF LAND WITH THE FRAME STORE Win
DwELLING ABOVE, SITUATED ON UNION
HILL, IN The CITY or RICHMOND, VA, AT
THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF TWENTY.
THIRD AND NJ sfkEkTs. HAVING FRONT
OF 81 FEET, M0RE OR LESS, AND RUNNING
BACK AL0SG HE NORTH LINE OF
STREET ABOUT $50 FRET.-by virtue 81 cor-
tain deed OF trus, OF record In the CLERKS once
OF Richmond Chancery Court In Decd Book
1873 A, page $50, default having been made 10 the
covenants therein Contained, and being required
by the beneficiary. will sell by auction, upen
tho premises, on
WEDNESDAY,. APRIL :, 1850.
at O'Clock P. NJ. the PROPERTY as above To-
Gated. This IL considered q good business
stand. Come to tho sale aud examine Tor your
selves
TERxs: At ssle EDWARD = NOSE,
Trustee
CUMMING d RoaA AnctionsarA mh1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-30
AUCTION gALEs-Mondsy.
BY TUNN!CLIFFE & C0.,
GENERAL AUCTIoNEERs,
S2l Broad, between Eighth and Ninth Streets
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF ELEGANT
NEW AND SECONDHAND
FURNITURE ON

NEW AND SECONDHAND
FURNITURE ON
MONDAY, MARCH 81, 1890.
at 1920 A. NJ. consisting Of
ELEGANT PLUSH AND HAIR-CLoTH PAR
LOR SUITS,
FINE WALNUT CHIFF0NIRR,
/ ELEGANT WALNUT SECRETARY AND
BCOh-CASE tcomtined),
ROSEWOOD PIANO,
FOLDlNG-BEDS. BUFFETS, REFRIGERAToRs.
OFFICE CHAIRS,
ROUND AND DROP-LEAF TABLES. DESKS,
KITCHEN SAFES, LEATHER OFFICE AND
DINING ROOM CHAIRS.
HAIR, WOOL. AND sHUCK MATTRESSES,
MARBLR-TcP CENTRE TABLES. CLOCKS.
CARPETS, OIL~PAINTINGS.
STEEL ENGRANINGS, TOILET SETS,
CROCKERT, STOVES. &C.
The ladies specially invited TO attend the sale.
Conslgnments collected and plomps returns
mede.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-30


CHERIFF'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
y FURNITURE. GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
HOUSEHOLD GOODS. LARGE COOK-STONES,
CARPETS. STEEL DRILLS, LARGE ASSOkT-
MENr OF MEN'N HATS, CIGARS, &C., AIfUC-
TOMMY bale ior
MONDAY NEXT
commences at 1920. I shall then sell a lot OF
HOT SEHOLD GOODS by order OF the sheriff OF
the city OF Richmond.
ALSO,
a full assortment OF USEFUL HOUSEKEEPING
ARTICLES, MATTRESSES, BEDDING. CAR
PETS, BEDSTEADS, TABLES, WASHsTANDS,
CHAIRS, PICTURES, e., belonging 10 other
zparlies.
= LARGE No. S COOKING-sTOYEs and FIX
TURES:
A large lot Of MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES;
An invoice Of NEW STEAlGHT-SHASk STEEL
DRILLS ~ various sizes;
An invoice OF 2,C0J CIGARS Of good quality, 10
lots 10 suit purchasers:
2 LARG E-SIZE No. 5 COOk-STOYES and HEAT
ING-STOFES:
An invoice OF - dozen MEMS HATS OF all sizes
anu grades, embracing stiff Brm Derbys,
Crushed, and other styles In lighs and spring
colofs, and in lots 60 suit.
ma 30 GEORGE W. MAYO. Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-30

CPECIAL FASTER SALE OF FLOW
y Frs AND PLANTS, PALMS. CALAIS AND
EASTER LILIES. LARGE AND DESIRABLE
LOT or FLOWERS AND PLANTS SUITABLE
FOR THIS SEASON, AT AUCWJN.-OB
FRIDAY, AoRIL (. 1850,
at 1920 A. NJ, / will sell at my suction-rooms.
No. - Ninth street, an unusually large aud az
tracuye collection Of
Handsome PALM and other decorative plants;
FERNS. an excellent variety OF ROSES;
CALAIS ami EASTER LILIE~;
UANGING-NASES aud BASKETS;
JASNlNEN In bud, choice TUBF-ROSES:
FERN baskets. tubs filed m BEAUTIFUL
FLOWERS. well-grovn BEGONlAS, and
large aud choice selection uf FLOWERS and
PLANTS adapted for Easter decorations aud
offerings
Rarely has such an opportunity for persons
to supply themselves Tor the Easter season been
offered.
The ladies are particularly Invited to attend
the sale. GEORGE ". MAYO.
NH 30-lI AuctiOneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-30
CANDIDATES ron OFFICE.
V,HoMAS B. HICKS l SIrv .,,.. ~,

III Mr. Dsmocratic FsfiO~- ciff1ens'
take this opportunity OF thanking you for for
yo ,,s Accommodations ia tho past II there are
Sny Democrats whom have not seen In person.
-, ycur VOTE. am IN this race tor votes, and
ON ms spending 90 money but what is necessary
| refer you 10 any well-in-
formed man Of my party In thl. city. Don!
1e.se IN worry for me until the polls are closed
-, ,he "a nj Auril. am running TO win and
will DO elected Il your friends VIII keep up their
csrnest labors 10 my behalf. Don't lot any one
,,,,d.rr.fe nv strongth. Talk Il not an election.
M "a ballots which must count in this election.
Lea ali remember me and my cause, and gi1'
me their votes.
Yours In Democracy THOMAS u u,cvs
NH JOLT ihouho ID HiCho.
TT WILL BE TO THE INTEREST
Of the citizens Of Church Hill aud Fulton
1,iarahar WarG) 10 support THOMAS Il. NUN
pay FOR COMMON COUNCIL Mr.. Murphy
has dime 20 attend 10 meetings and will look
after the interest OF his constituents and ward
NH 30-lt AaN1 tOIBho.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-30

Romer, g.. Trasiees.l Mach Z. D..
Pyyir:us o. he sooy5 decree ari 81 - -
commissioner thersia Hpg1inica, SOD '
puullc auction. ca the PREMISE, On
THURSDAY, AgRiL ,. jed,
stso,eloek T.. NJ, tho above gNCsTniN9h
yALUABLE And DESIRABLE CohN - .5,''<
PERIY. consisting Of q in0ieru, yllsl n,.'
CHURCH. comparatively new, Win --.
gmsin audience room, AMI school fn-
Seating capacity 40, AMI Wai OF ..' 80.
room 20. The ciince i mos. ~ os'an' ~.
siructod ~ oes. heart timD3r-. s.ole "l'N
stGined-g glass Windows, AMI Stone io-N a .s.
front It fronts a feei Oh seventh si' .1.
depth OF SsA feet, ani Tor cblf'h OF p. 81.
poses Is mos, admirably 81 apigd =
and valuable vacsnt COkNEn Lul -
Grace street 6Sa feet, with dcph * @" -
And with depth u 10 fesl Including .l i.-.,
and feet OF ground north OF the chaf,-' 49,
can DO used az an alley Il Desirable. ..t,
Tho property will 10 offered nr-i srPsie...f'
and then as whole, anu will be coll - aoi -.
arzseiy on as a wnoie, as The bisaess p'N'
dctSrmine. $1,000. IA
TEKss; One third cash, aad tie eaial /.
sis, twelve. aud eighteen months iof nss' N
notes with interest snd ics tiie reisil :. =, -.
all the purchase money 10 paid aud t,,s s. .,
dored By tho Coars J. w. ANpEh-vN
= AhVAf''S '"0"N - - "'>''' IA .
GRosu, wuo sUss, &C.. PLASfISr. AoNss
Ronss, &C, TKVsTBxs, psfESpANfs-e a.
CHlsCgKy C0uRr or fss CITY % AlcasoNN
I, Charles ". GoddlD, eierk % SAID coat', ~.
NY thai the bond required Of the spee., ~.
missioner by ihe decree Ia said cause q NJ
Z. isss. has been duly given ,..n-
Given under my hand this y5ih DAY o. nsN1'
1890 CHARLES W. ooppnsS
mR3 sA~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-30
BY j. thompson Brown 81 O..
Real Estate Agen.s sci Al-i9aoefN
lll3 ea-t lalns.rceL

COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ OF IHz
FIRST ENGLISH LUl HEKAN C3ikCH. W.
LARGE And yALUABL8NAcANl Io"
NORTHEAST CORNER or s.fANlh Az
GRACE STREET,
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--S>,">,,"'Ss.,s ', HIts's-r"tu,. p.y,
BY Frank D. Bln SO. >'>N'|--.
Real Estsio Auctiop..,,

prick DWELLING No. 70, w,.
40 CARY STREET, BgTwEps 49,. - WIT
EFFEhsON, FOH SALE BY Afcr1il''st " sl
THURSDAY, A.Eu 7o.
~, y SsSpsp Z; y; on no pre, >. .,l
i, tho ocet On ne s1uhrn. a. r 49,. ~ fel.
eight good rooms, and brick k'ts.'' '..' 80
on tho To-. md - IN yerY g0oi or,e- ''safi.
Ihis opportunity f. seldom ms, -,
properly Will 10 'oH on ono iogrfb a., '' " %,
o9e. iNo, ana tnrse yeas' credit. me-. -
able somLannnAlly. f. a.
.n FRASE D. HTtAro
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n0rTu DAKOTA AND wousNss
NITEs

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the annual eous.assea AZ ns1seaAs lsmags
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gsses Iiss Ssaa9wlag ssA4ezaens ek Easts6
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aasFseaa saspayer would nos. If be could
h8sg e. Contribute n4ensy 10 pay forty
fHo dollar srsal,saa for tie sake "a taking
rr. hssosn sastaflsy. tao kugdrea aad
fstEy .a,sssF asks that Mas drawing enIy 20
~ pr cert F~F &nnafn. Ills money il
softss ssass than ssAt 70 chs average
Amerisas taxpayer. lie soeid 10 mote
Bksls ~ isag light honas for obtaining
laag tsass saaa st slssse rates Of interest.
II Il safa 10 ssy that shs Avsrags tax.
psyss considers hEs money worth II least
SIX or seven per cent. per annum 70 him,
aaa that great msny OF tlAsia waala re-
fgen 90 lsan il ~ tssose f&ies. Then why
eonpei shea to give Il up to Pay a is per
cent. premium ca per eeat.
aebsF They have right 10 demand
Fe5sctsau OF taxasion unless she govern
naent ssn make better ass than this % liz
money. Having Tie noney, asd 40 naole
gFoAsahle ass Tor Il. there t. wissam IN
astng i this way. Bet il il neither wfse nor
iast 70 Asep up the pfae lies Of contributing
sanfssy worth SIX peF eens to give 4 pre-
nasana Ter bouds beaF.ng sna al peg
exah.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-28

= whlmsy II rosng the rounds Of The
GDo, which attributes 70 Henry M- Egan-
~. he CREST sxrIesrr Of Africa sars of
rxneieai iuGuena@ oyer he sayagss wish
Wilson'S b. eesnes II eontaet. which Is due to
4 AparuiiaF and sssnsgnetse' expression II
- ey&s. The s4me powsr. due 10 aha
$3.50 nspss. sss sttfibasss to sAs late GEN
mxt Gordon.
On ~ SANKEY'S admirers, whe fravssad
Viii him 10 AfrseA. La trying 10 s1plass
~ ppcujiArisy thus describes IL: "Hs
lfsDs toOks u ths nsfivss ~ IL be ras Tosng
~ - them. ard Then. whan shsy give Ia
- 10 piast be wants hs looks a. If be had
Aone - ard felt frxt<suI - thsm for the
-" This eoaseys 10 dennsss iasa to
ckoas uho unhsppsly haTs nevsr seen any-
I'D who was going 10 eas savage. nor
80 rho kad satisfied The cravings of that
- of appetite
H. truth b. tisers II no end Of twaddis
r. - - Of Ills word magnetic - sp-
11no - The ere. the manner. or tAe general
oopseootoe u those Who sxsrt command.
- lneusnos 0vss their feilowmsn, or ovss
~ toww orders Of anim..s wasA whom
fhs3 CONS In contact II would doubtless
~ crest surpriss 10 many whe glflay
onlt On Srits about ''oold gray eyes, or
sn1nols the eyss.' or keen black eyss, =
- 'ssyss q sofa and liquid black. = etc.
-. 70 discover By experiment shss be-
fweeo desen black eyes, or doxsr tane.
- brown o. gray eyss thst thsY would shns
et0sfenttate. they could nos distinguish II
- owners u III we're gazing sl them
thF0nxh holes ,ust large enough to expose
~ fuIi siss Of the sye.
The commanding influence OF ore Blu.
n1n heing ersr others who are saaaia Ia
most. and perhaps his sapsriers 10 some
respects, IL almost invariably das TO hss 50.
reetDs ssll-commsnd. which Is Of course
6ne - training Such commanding fnas-
6Gce oysr the brute rressson or over lo~er
cFders Ut men Is almost Invariably dus 10
this same anqusrsmsat OF seif.eosn maue,
combined With snhssratnsa Of physical
couxaRe amoentsnF ~ absuluta fsAssssansss.
In these are stored tbs magnetism wlseh
constitDtes natural leadership and capacity
- RUS These aFe the dynasnos that gen.
eFeae tie Subtle fofSes about wkaeh ina
aktnatavs people srs wont 10 dilase - IL.
ecrafabss mysteries. There Is no magnet
iSm In sn eye thai IL ret backed by mas.
teffni vii the whinh nnas its highest ca.
enpllleasion In sslfsmssssFY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-28

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