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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13

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She Had Hysterics.

At thirty-fve minutes after o'clock yes
terday afternoon the city ambulance was
called to a tobacco-factory on Nineteenth
street between Main and Franklin to at
tend a colored woman who mad Mysteries,
She was relieved and taken to her home in
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13
Five Years In Prison.

Duck Washington was tried in the
Hastings Court yesterday, charged with
stealing q watch from Percy Nicholas. 1t
appeared from the evidence that Wash
inston called Nicholas into an alley near
north Second street, asked him the time of
night. and when Nicholas took out his
watch Washington snatched it out of his
grasp and ran off.
The verdict was five years in the peni-
tantiarv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13
Pardoned by the Governor.

The Governor yesterday pardoned n. C.
Mason, Who during last November was
found guilty of contempt of court and
fined $50 and sentenced to ten days in jail
by the county judge of Franklin. Mason
offered the judge S25 TO appoint him Is
one OF the assessors for the county. III
was ordered to appear before court, and
failing to do so the above judgment wa:
entered against him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13
Edison's Visit to Charlotte.

CHARLOTTE. N. C., February i2.-Thomas
A. Edison to- night told your correspon-
dent that he expected to remain in Char
lotte two weeks. He has come here TO ex-
anime the mineral lands Of this section,
and most Of his two weeks here will be
taken up in country drives. Mr.. Edison
says he may invest IN some mines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13
BOILER EXPLOSION.
Three Men IDjured-One Perhaps Fatally
Especial telegram 70 the Dispatcn.i

lspecIaI teIeKIalH % tHe OI5pHV'u'I
JArxArr's, Va, February l2.-The boiler
of the saw-mill Of j. s. Smith, about two
miles distant from here, exploded to-day
seriously injuring three men. John Harri.
son. the fireman. is thought to be fatally
injured Ned Holloway was thrown by the
force OF the explosion across the saw and
had his arm completely severed from his
body. Henry Sykes was slightly hurt.
All are coiored. The mill is completely
wrecked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13
The Virginia Fire ana ,,.,,r..

Mr.. f. b. Addison. Of the firm Of Allison
4 Addison, and an efficient director of the
company. has been appointed president
pro tt1a. of the Virginia Fire and Marine
Insurance Company to succeed the late
William l.. Cowardin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13
Arm. t. .she,ter,ne Arms -

lO7 north Fourteenth street. February 18th
will be celebrated as Founders Day.
The house will be open to visitors from
NJ, during which hours lunch and
tea will be served.
Music through the day from fine must.
clans.
Entrance. 10 cents; or entrance and lunch
or tea, rs cents.
Mrs. LUcTEs b. TAruN,
No. west Franklin street. Richmond.
General Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13
state Granit. cnp,naa-

The annual meeting of tho stockholders
of the Virginia State Granite Company was
held at their office yesterday, but owing to
the non-arrival Of certain stockholders,
who live at q distance. no business was
done: and the meeting adjourned to meet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13
THE REV. SAM JONES.
Arrangements for His Visit in Jnne-site
III ,rnhernncIc Select ed.

The ioint committee Of the Methodist
Javmen's Union and the Methodist clergy
annointed Tor the purpose of arranging Ioi
The coming of Rev. Sam Jones held
meeting yesterday and completed tneit
After reports from various sub-commi'-
tees il WAS decided to erect a temporary
tabernacle 10 seat 1000 people.
Plans of structure OF TINS capacity "eie
submitted and adopted.
The building will be quite temporary. as
II will be removed immediately at tnt
close of the meetings, which Will iast
week or ten days.
DETAILS OF The PLAN.
-dust will be used instead OF flooring
and only one end of the tabernacle VIII De
closed. as the intention is only TO protec'
the LARGE concourse of people from tne IN sun,
The mammoth structure will be Driiiishtiy
6ghted by electricity and have teleproh'
connection with the city. and every tempo
rary comfort will be provided.
THE LOCATION AGREED UPON.
Savaral sites were discussed, and an ad.
,,;rehie one was selected-the large Vscah'
n.n' a,.l' hatween Lombardy and Harrison
"trea,s and between Franklin street ana
PARK avenue, which property was gra.
fuitouslv rendered by the diii!vt!en' di!,,!
owners-Messrs. Z. l.. io9u, 4. Cnt
Pemberton, Thomas j. Todd orih L. 0o''
trell. and james B. Pace - .ho
This location is in easy distance OF tnu
Main and Marshall-street car lines aswei
as of the Electric Line.
THE COMMITTEE.
The following committee was appolii'oSS a''
and empowered TO carry out the plans atV ~.
10 make all other necessary ariahSouh9rpp' u
g., th;. eyentful occasion Rev. Dr. D.
Gdr,nnd iSr inns rnresidipr elder, chairman, j
Thompson II, Brown. Isaac \, Vaughan no
bert II. Whitlock, and C. ii. Hasker.
There will be three services a d"y-morh
ing. noon, and night. .he v;s;,
MANY of our citizens remenlpyl s ame hn,, .r,n'
of Mr.. Moody, the result OF wvivm Vnnng @' Mem,
1i.as cnrs,;en Association building is q memo
rial Of his iabors in our midst. It's IL IS nc; m1
doubted that the labors OF Mr. 'onos VII
also be greatly blessed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13
.phona zo1

il you want Shirts made to order. Now is
the time to get them. Remember, our
factory il over our store. Call rs up
Phone 7O7 -and We will be glad to call on
you. CossrAHLE BEorHEHs.
factory snd Store. Ais east Broad strest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13
THE COMMITTEE.
MIR. Howell Acquitted

The Henrico County Court was engagtsu % tr
Yesterday in the trial OF the csso .ni, ~ '
Beauregard Howell. charger WIN H. n NJ.
ing Robert o. Taylor ScoioleuJ, on.sI Cor the
Smith. Jr..- appeared ~ S o9u"
vid lhe a case charged h with attempted assault
1non u,sa Young lady, Is fixed for triai to-day
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JOHN ACgsR.
W. 4. BOOTH,
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PROPOSED CHANGE.

In the Senate Mr.. Peasants, from the
a bill to anne nd section II, chapter 377 Of
the Acts of Assembly, extra session, en-
titled an act to amend and consolidate into
one act the laws relating to public print:
ing and binding and defining the duties Of
the Superintendent Of Public Printing
and to repeal chapter 1876 Of the Acts OF
Assembly of 1879 aud 1880. The bill is in
tended to carry out the recommendations
made by the committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13
ASSIGNMENT OF RENT CHARGE.

Alice L. Perkins, Mary B. Hall. and
Others to William =. p and Mary +. Mayo,
annuity of $3.50 charged on 35 feet on Cary
street northwest corner Thirteenth, $4,000.
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sLionr COLD, II neglected, often attacks the
lunga BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHss give sure
and Immediate rolioL Sold only In boxeG. Price
- cats.
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I.onds Accented.

WASHINGTON, February 12.-Bond Offer
ings TODAY, 100000. All accepted at
lO4X for414s. Ninety thousand came from
national bank repositories.
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We are selling NoLAsDIsE Some Of our Gus
toners who have bought It have come back for
more. BRIGGs Ba0rnxKs,
cornor First and Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13

Lilies Of the Valley, violets. and other
Cut-Flowers, Blooming Plants, &c., st
Hammond's. ga east Broad street. 1ele.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY

JOSEPH b. BAvls, 1890 A. NJ, pawnbroksrS
sale OF unredeomed pledges
TUNNICLIFFR & CO. i0S A. NJ, furniture
crockery. &C.
GEORGE W. MAYO. 1870 A. NJ, furniture, mae
tressss, stoves, crocsery, clocks etc.
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the process It IL prepared, Is rendered more
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The lecture on "John Wesley" by. tho
Rev. DIR. Harding, Of Farmville, Va. which
was to occur tonight ut = o'clock in the
Third Presbyterian church, Is postponed.
He is too sick to leave his home. We re-
gret very much the disappointment. but
hope at no very distant day to hear tho
lecture.
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just rcceived-one car Valencia Oranges.
For sale cheap. Fox u krpEs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13

known over forty yesrsl Ako BAKzs's Kxrf-
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Pneumonia. otc. Be sure TO ask for BAKsss
All drugglatn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13

BxrcHAx's Pulls act like magic on weak
stomach
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13

The Academy and Theatre Last Night.
Miss Emma Abbott's engagement at the
Academy of Music is drawing there great
crowds OF people Of wealth, WORTH and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13

Mr. Fisher thought mistakes had been
made. The men ought to be paid what they
earned, whether it was 50 or 5 cents. This
was free country and the employees had
right to attend meeting. He had inaugu-
rated system which. he thought, would
be satisfactory. The company needed the
men and the men needed the company.
This statement appeared to give satisfac-
fion to the men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13

Salvation Oil, the great pain-remedy, as
q liniment Is nonpareil. Price only Is
cents.
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Are You Looking After Tisss-Cssss h
vestment7

vestment7
II 40 call at the Office Of the River View
Improvement Company. No. 100 eaet Main
street. under Planters Bank. and take
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vert il into real estate OF the company -
prices 70 be fixed by the Board Of Direc-
tors. and as q guarantee Of fair dealing Wo
present the names Of tho Directors.
T.. d. SrARKE. PRESIDENT;
8. HrRscH, vice-President;
WILLIAM LoyKNsTEIS, Secretary;
JuIIrs SrnAusy, Treasurer;
WurIkx ErrYsoN, Attorney.
Directors: David Mitteldorfer, r. h
Chafin. N. r. Savage. Henry s. Hutzler,
James Is. Harvic. John @. Easley. Edmund
A. SANDERS, Sr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13
West Virginia House for Australian bal
Especial telegram to tho Dispateh.I

TNptVIHT 7E7T7-@'E5
CBARLEsToS. w. Va, February 12.-The
Australian ballot-box bill passed the House
OF Delegates to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13

When Baty was sick. we gave her Cassorfa
When she was Child, abe cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, shs chung 10 CntoriA
Whsu che had Children. abe gave them CassortA
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Job Printing.

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COUNTY COUNT OF HENRTCo.

w. O. Knight to BETTE Fisher, acres on
Mill road near Charles-Clty road. $50.
Spencer Patterson and wife to Jesse w.
Bailey, acres on Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac railroad, near Hungary
Station, S237.
John Henderson's trustee to J. II. Din
neen, NJ. G. Staples, and William Marshall,
Jr.. 100 feet on Boyd street at northeast
corner Dinneen. and 100 feet on Boyd
street at southeast corner Dinneen, $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-13
PROPERTY CONVEYANCES.
Deeds of Bargain and Sale Recorded
Nasterday

Detus OF THrEdIH 'I"u S'fr" fo'' 0''
Yesterday.
The following deeds of bargain and sale
were admitted to record in the Office of the
Clerk of the City Chancery Court. yester-
day:
James T. Lumpkin and wife to Margaret
Woodson, 19 feet on south side Clay street
near Adams, 100.
Sallie NJ. Pollard to Emma W. Hubbard,
90 feet on north side Ashland street near
Randolph. 1922.
William A. l.. Seal and others to Peter
field Everett. "a feet on south side Cathe-
r,pa ctraat %5n0
The Wahpeton times., 1890-02-13
Tact

In a little episode Of village Nc
We had lately another instance OF
feminine tact. Upon the conclusion
of a marriage in q village church.
the bridegroom signed his register
with his < mark. The pretty young
bride did the same; and then turning
to young lady who had known
her as the best scholar in the school.
whispered to her, while love and ad-
m iration shone in her eyes: "He is
a dear good fellow, Miss, but he can
not write. He is going to learn
from me, and I would not shame
him for the world"
To be able to say the right thing
at the right moment is a great art,
and said only to be acquired by
thos who have q natural talent
that way. When a careless talker.
VIII was ctiticising q young lady's
father severely, paused a moment to
say, II hope he is no relation OF
yours, Miss b." quick as thought
she replied with the utmost nonchal.
ance: "Only q connection Of moth.
er': by marriags. Chambers Jour
nal. /.
The Wahpeton times., 1890-02-13
Chlnese Wsys.


There is a Chinese historian. nhilos.
opher and scholar now lecturing in tho
west His OBJECT is to instruct the
people OF America IS to the true char.
acter OF th 9 people and institutions of
the Celestial Empire. He says that
in China they have their criminal
classes, semi-criminal and honest. lust
as we have in America. Texas Siftinps
says men who are found guilty of social
crimes are punished in China very
much as they are here, except a little
more severely. perhaps. Then there
Is another class composed of sharp
follows, who are found in all profes-
slons and who hold that every thing is
honest and respectable which puts
money in the purse. The men OF this
class may charge and collect illegal
lees; practice extortion; sell tissue
goods for silk; pass gilded pieces Of
bronze for silver; play tricks with
cards; deal in wooden nutmegs; sell
dressed rats in the markets for souir-
rels; and it's all right The tricks
they play on one another. and the Law
does not punish them, for the reason
that. according to the ethics Of this
class all such practices are right If not
detected. The head mandarin OF each
district endeavors to hunt them o,,eI
however, and when unmasked they aco
required to take name equivalent "a
shyster. trickster. hummer, dead-besk
etc.. aa the case may be. This = done
TO put honest people on their 9uaSd.
Pity such Law cannot be enforced n
America f.-S ~
The Wahpeton times., 1890-02-13
Dpsipssa t,a.aes>w.

A popcorn vender on ono q tas
streets near the junction. in Kausus
City. Gays tho Tmea y turning .
pretty penny. while it ssems that IN.
other engaged in the same trads is mos
doing so we'll. A daily patron. q ths
successful merchant after buying his
sack OF corn yesterday, asked:
why is it that you don't keep oue
staude Yesterday you we're nearly
two blocks down the street. and the
day before you were at some other
place. Why don't you get one place
and keep 1t. and you will have . reeu.
lar customp''
The Italian responded after persua.
sion.
mo regula customas. People :
buy a when da tink of It. Psssa ono
man and buya OF anothA Seea Neri-
cana down street, He p0pa corn elov.
cause nobody buy. Wind blows from
him 70 me. Mans paasa him comins ~
street; smell popcorn and ttnk rs III
buy. Mana goin' down street -
smen do corn before he reacha ~
Stoppe ana buy. To-mosTov nayta
wind blow other way. Ia 1s Z s,IIss
othA mAa. Him uakA 6 aseaaiss. ri
iDslla,d Dc corn. Him thtakA slS1S .SiIsGi
piaee peoPls know Hin a. ii - aI
eseae fsopts knew loes =
6a1olfA s. s9s "a '3ssss'
The Wahpeton times., 1890-02-13

IL ~ = 4 y g y % =
4 3alll9 tftvssty ~. IN Aitssa ~ el so
tetal q 100 tsas. ~ d. .1S q toa...
~ e17S for tks train--ths psop3s II FArro
would Tor ones II their kvss Ct vsey cheap
issl That coal could b rstAilsd In Fargo
TOR u by the aingls ton. Or e0.75 By the car.
load delivered Pioneer, landan.
Attorney General Goodwin, Of North Da.
kota, gives an opinion that "all persons
having made any sales Of Intoxicating II.
quors since the adoption Of the constitution
or who do % hereafter, are liable to arrest
and punishment therefor, and that the pss.
sags Of the prohibition bill BY the present
legislature has no bearing Whatever upon
past OF future Offences until 1t goss into
s6sct, July Let, 1890"
There has been lively fight in the post.
once department at Washington over the
appointment Of a postmaster at Sheldon
King and Allen are candidates. Represen.
tative Hansbrough recommended one and
the friends ofthe other appealed to Senator
Pierce. They could come to NO agreement,
and the postoface department decided to
send an Inspector there to zee who should be
appointed, and upon his recommendation
one OF the men will be named. Senator
Pierce says he wants it understood that the
senator's have nothing to do with fourth.
class postmasters, and that it is a matter
that representatives take charge OF and
make the recommendations.
The Wahpeton times., 1890-02-13
NORTH DAKOTA.

The bill locating the North Dakota state
fair at Grand Forks has passed the state
senate
The far mers elevator at Mayville, it lis said
has handled one-half of the wheat shipped
from there.
The Bismarck Tribune company has been
sued for libel in the sum of $4,000 by
County Comm issioner nealy who was re-
Gently tried for multla ting county records
and acquitted.
George Elmslie Of Webster, N. D., hae .. =.
recommended as inspector of recorded in
debtedness for the coming census. His ap-
pointment and that Of H. P. Rucker of Grand
Forks ore expected in o few days.
The supervising architect OF the treasury
has recommended thnt public building be
erected at Grand Forks, to cost 3l25, 900 il
the United States court 10 located in that
city and @1O, 600 II 1t y not. Senator Pierce
hopss 70 get the appropriation,
Rnin.in.ths.Fass. the noted Sioux eaise, has
nads application to b pat on dss police
force ct Bismarek. Rsin.in.ths Face gained
most Of hts Aotorssty from boastink that It
was by his hand that Gen. Custer MT his
death. 80 4 f'
Christ Holbreek y Ramsey .county farm.
o. whom fnils,e Of crops has not seriously Of.
fsctsd. he raised Mttls whs st last year, hut
hs raised hvs colts and twelve or mors calves.
and N ads 500 pounds Of cheese, and now has
horses and calves 20 SELL
Mrs. Short ofIMkster, 10 ono of.the success
fuI farmer" Of North Dakota. While her hus-
band 10 ,railroadinS, she superintends the
farm, including 10 head Of stock. All the
farmors Of that locality envy her success in
\ farming.
2 Turing tho xomcn's raid on the saloons Of
Traill county, about two weeks ago,
an 9amed Peter Lomen, who was
in ono Sf taloons at tho time, was struck
on the head With q hammer by one Of the in.
furiatcd women and hisskull fractured. He
Is expected to die from the effects Of the blow.
The North Dakota legislature has passed a
Law sstting the date for commencing the
shooting Of prairie chickens at October 15-
\ the same date % In Minnesota. This pre-
vents Minnesota sportsnen from having tho
best Of the shooting In their own state and
thsn going ont into North Dakota Of .tAs
eoAlnsnssnsat oftAs season thsts, . wias
/: Iosnssly ~ eass
III y ~ Nesthssa Haeils railroad would haul
The Wahpeton times., 1890-02-13
Business 10 Business.

Life Insurance Agent tout west)-
What did Mr.. Newcomer say?
Assistant-He woulden't talk with
me at all; said he was too busy to
think about life insurance.
"Well, Ill hang arouud his house
tonight and shoot holes through
his windows, and when he comee
down town in the morning you hide
behind a fence in some vacant lot
and put few balls through the top
OF his hat. Then when he reaches
his Office I'll drop in and talk life in
snrencc again. New York Weekly