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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-06
10 MAKE TlNWARE.
4 COMPANY ORGANIZED IN PETERS
BURG FOR THIS PURPOSE.
A DuASant Fesllas IN Commercial Cir
sles--Building Operations Brisk--fen-
sioners That Deserve n.
Correspondents OF the Richmond pispasch.l
D-ur...,. C~,>4nc,bov 1eQ0

fCosrespondcnce Of the Richmond pispasch.l
PxrxRsBuRo, September 0, 1890.
Petersburg is to have new industry
one which will give employment to con-
siderable number Of persons. Mr.. Simon
Seward, acting tor himself and for stock
company IN which he 10 the principal
stakeholder, has purchased the property
formerly used a. butter-dish manufac-
tory. The building will be enlarged and
will be converted into tinware manufac-
tory. Mr.. Seward will 60 10 New York. on
Monday next TO purchase the ma1n'ncrx
under wav by the middle OF the autumn.
All of the stock is owned in Petersburg.
and the tinware manufactory starts with
every assurance of success.
PROSPEROUS SEASON.
Merchants here anticipate fine business
this fall and the feeling in commercial cir
cles 10 one of great buoyancy. The Ettrick
cotton factory will get TO work as soon ms
Q supply of raw cotton can be se:
cured. Building operations are brisk and
one of the evidences of this fact is that
nearly all of the builders in tie city are IN.
creasing their force Of carpenters and
workmen. The country people who deal
here are in good spirits over their crops
and the indications all point 10 fine trade
when their produce gets to market
RETIRED on PULL PAY.
The Norfolk and Western Railroad Com.
pany will shortly retire on full pay four OF
It's oldest and most competent passenger
conductors on this division OF the line.
The four men are Captains White, VIM
free, Smith. and Lassiter Captain White
has been with the company continuously
since ls47. while the other three have
averaged quarter of q century at the least.
The places Of these conductors will be
filed by Young men, who will have the
same incentive for the faithful discharge
of their duties. The retiring officers will
be greatly missed by the travelling public,
as all of them have been uniformly courte-
Gus and efficient.
DEATH OF ME-. EPEs.
Mr.. Edwin +. Epes, one Of our best
known and most popular young citizens.
died in Nottoway county last night. MIR.
Epes was an employee of the Cameron To-
bacco Company and a very fine young man
in every respect. He was about thirty
years. Of splendid physique. and great IA
vorite in society circles here. His death
was the result Of relapse from fever.
ROBIN ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-06
Is There Anything New Under the sun?
On THE HILL, September 5, 1880.
To The Editor Of he Dispatch:

To the EdttOr OF NE UtsDdfct:
Your article of to-day in regard to rabies
in dogs will no doubt be thrown aside by
hundreds of readers as one of those inven-
tons now so very common In newspapers
gotten up by the correspondents, some
times out of the whole cloth. in order to
furnish something when true matter is
scarce.
There may be. however, something in
this worm business. 1t is old as the hills,
and was sixty years ago as old as the same
hills. There are still many living besides the
writer who will remember in this long-ago
time those two big-hearted (big hearts
have gone out of cultivation since then =
those two big-hearted men Joshua Goode
and Dabney Cartwright. The two to-
gether kept about sixty hounds-as grand
a lot as ever mouthed a chorus even on an
English heath, AS the new pups of these
packs acquired age they were brought up
in squads on day appointed, and were
tied, held, and wormed. The surgeon
would be factory" hand darky, Sc
lected for his intelligence. and experience.
(There were in Richmond no factories in
those days but tobacco-factories). Yours,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-06
CARROLl'S CAPABILITIES
Being Rapidly Developed and Improved
Railroads. Mines, and Buildings.
SEPTEMRER 4. 1890.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
SEPTEMBER 4, 1890.
Carroll seems destined to have per-
haps more than her share in the general
boom of the Southwest. Two railroads
are under Roadway. One is on Chestnut
creek, passing through the great Iron
Ridge" which mineralogists pronounce
the finest ore in Southwest Virginia, now
in the hands of northern capitalists. This
road will connect with that at Mt. Airy,
N. c.
The second road in progress has been
completed TO the Paint Bank. five miles
from the county seat, and ore is being
shipped over 1t to Pulaski City. Passen-
ger-coaches will be put on the road in a
few days. Over one hundred houses have
been erected at Paint Bank within the last
month. Building is still going on
NOTES OF ALL SORTS.
Mr.. G.. /. Ingersoll, of Roanoke City, is
here looking up minerals in the interest of
several companies. We anticipate large
sales.
Mr.. John d. Daily. Of Tazewell county.
and chief deputy under Mr.. Watts, is in
town investigating the internal revenue
business. Some interesting cases will be
oh hand soon.
Dr. John A. Upton is attending the
Medical Association at Rockbridee Alum.
The apple crop, usually so abundant in
Carroll. Grayson and Floyd. is total fail
ure-death on the MooEshiners and pop.
skull traffic generally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-06

WANTED, BY A MAN WITH FAM
w lily for the ensuing year SITUATION as
MANAGER on A FARM: long experiences. Can
give reference from present employer and others
or would cultivate farm In partnership. Ad-
dress A. b. C., care Postmaster, White House,
New Kent county, Va. 30 bot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-06
BY Harrison & Powers,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1913 Main street

A UCTION SALE OF A NEW AND
N VERY ATTRACTIVE FRAME DWELLING
SITUATED ON 1T. JOIN STREET BETWEEN
BAKER AND CHA lily sTREETS-At the re-
guest OF the parties IN interest we viii oller for
sale az public auction, on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, sgPrgnBsR 10, 1880,
at $40 O'Clock p. NJ, the above-iescribei and
valuable PROPERTY. which IS a splendidly-blilt
two-story dwelling Of four rooms, with wide nall,
and large front aud back yard. There IL q we'll
OF fine water within few steps Of tho back door.
The lot fronts IS feet. more or less. and extend.
back distance Of i35 feet. The house was butt
by one OF our most reliable contractors and can
be relied upon as being frst-class In every par
tcular.
This neghborhood - fast improving by such
buildings being erected. Attend this sale aud
get a cheap home.
Very liberal terms announced at sale.
HARRISON & POWERS.
SO 3-td Auc.iOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-06
NEWPORT NEWS MARCHING ON.
CT. HuntinCton's Gift to the City-The
Electric Railroad from Hampton
TO Newport News.

to Newport News.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.1
NEWPORT News, Va, September 5, 1880.
Mr.. G. p. Huntington has gwen fine lot
of land 20 this city for school purposes,
and IL is understood to be hispurpose also
TO erect suitable buildings on 1t and to do
nate them. too, to the city, for which he
has done so much TO create and adorn.
There is an immense excitement prevail
ing here-a regular boom-and capitalists
are diligently seeking TO secure options on
every foot Of ground in this region. One
cause OF this is the growing belief that In
the near future street-cars will be running
from here to Old Point. Another reason IS
the new land company, OF which Colonel
Carter NJ. Braxton is president and George
b. West is treasurer, which has bought q
tract OF land at $4,000. and is now devel-
oping II by opening streets, avenues. &c.
And added 10 all this is the impression
that il abroad that northern capitalists are
about to make large investments here.
SEw HOUSES.
The dry-dock people are proposing 10
build one hundred and fifty additional
houses There is demand now for i've
hundred more houses. little and big.
The farmers around have caught the
land fever. aud II is not an easy matter to
induce them to give options on their places.
A Richmond man. representing q rich syn
dictate. has been from house to house from
bore TO Hampton asking for options. He
says that his effort was unsuccessful. rs
almost every one claimed the privilege Of
waiting TO see what was up" Xxx. \.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-06
A" BOOMERS" BANQUET
Which was Followed by Big Sale ana
Advance in Real Estate.
rspsci.I telegram to the Dispatch.I

Especial telegram TO the D1spatcn.l
AsHEvILLK. N. c., September 5.-Last
night at Battery Park there was what
might be termed a" boomers" banquet. 1t
was given by some real estate men asa SUIT
able concomitant TO the big land sale. There
were about 175 guests present. The menu
was excellent and everybody had
thoroughly good time during the speeches
of Judge Fepner. of Louisiana, Governor
Fowle and ex-Congressman Wharton j.
Green, of Fayetteville. n. c., responsive
to the toasts, 1.-The State of North Caro-
lima " and The City of Asheville."
ARAPID RISE.
There was a rapid rise in renl estate to-
day. Ex-Congressman Green at the auc-
tion bought block of lots for S23, 600. The
projectors, after selling for $4,000 part
of a tract of ten acres. the whole OF which
cost them three years ago $40 900, brought
tho sale to close one day In advance OF
the advertised time. They will hold the
remainder of the tract to realize on the
prophecies of the banquet.
THE PRIZE-wINNERs.
The rifle contest has ended in Asheville,
Team No. winning the first prize of 800
in the twenty-shot contest. offered by
Captain McBee. with a score OF 39l out OF
a possible 500. The prize of 800 offered
bv the Asheville Rifle Club for the ten
shot contest was won by the Sumter Is.
c. Guards with q score Of 207.76; the Co
lumbia (S. Co. team won the SECOND. prize
of $50, and the Lumber Bridge On. g.
team won the third prize of $50.
THE SHOTGUN CONTEST.
The shotgun contest under the auspices
OF the Asheville Gun Club, is in progress.
Three teams are contesting-one from
Knoxville, one from Bristol. Tenn. and
one from Asheville. ten men in each team;
The largest used are blue-rock pigeons. and
each man has twenty-five. Three traps are
used. Bristol has won the first prize OF
5000. making a score of III out of posi-;
bic $50. and Knoxville the second prize OF
800 with score of l62.
Miss Mildred Lee arrived at the Battery
Park Yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-06
General-Managcr Newman Resigns.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch

GREENSBORO, n. c., September A. 1890.
There has been no secret session of the
Board of Directors of the North Carolina
Steel and Iron Company, as reported.
There was held September Sd regular
called meeting of the directors, at which
Mr.. j. J. Newman resigned as general man
reorganization. The contract for furnace
has not been let. nor has the stock of said
company all been placed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-06

mar. November. Not what the Republi-
cans cans propose to do, but what they have
siresdv done or attempted. has set the
~avs IN motion which will wash out the
present Republican majority from the
House OF Representatives,, and Tom Reed
from the Speakers chair; Even II our
ronndine mountains east of the Mississippi
thew could not stay its course.
Turn the Republicans out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-06
THE FROsT-WARNlNG STATIONS
To BE Established by the Signal Service
Al Buggy Drive from New York
to Lynchburg.
,,..,., ,o,a,r,w ~ The DIsnntch. !


Especial telegram to the Dispatcb.l
LYNcHBuRG, Va. September 5.-The fol;
lowing is a complete list of the additional
frost-warning stations to be established
by the signal service:
Norfolk and Western Railroad: Forest.
chesapeake and Ohio Railway: Big
Island and Pedlar.
Lynchburg and Durham Railroad: Rust
burg, Woodiawn, Brookneal, Mt. Laurel,
and South Boston.
Virginia Midland Railroad: Lawyers,
Eyineton, Lynch's Station. Motleys Depot,
Chatham. Fall-Creek Depot, Amherst
Courthouse, Tye-River Depot and Mon.
treal
Danville and New-River Railroad: Mar
tinsville.
Richmond and Danvllle Railroad: Keys
Vile. Mosslngford, and GAINESVILLE.
LONG DRIVE.
Eugene Reedy. merchant from Charles
ton, s. G., arrived here to-day from New
York city, whence he had travelled all the
way in q one-horse buggy. He was on the
road sixteen days. Reedy is in bad health
aud made the trip through the country ex.
pecting to be benefited, but has so faI
failed. He will take the train from here Ia
his home.
The weather hero to-day was very warm,
the thermometer registering 90 in the
shade at o'clock this afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-06
DON'T WANT TO BE MAGISTRATES
A County without Justices-Fined and
They Resign-Hotels and Warehouses.
of the Richmond Dispatch.l


Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
SCOTLAND NECK, N. c., Sept. 8. 1890.
A peculiar case came up IN the last SUI
perior Court of this county against the
magistrates in two or three townships.
They were indicted for not reporting the
condition of the public roads. They had
made out report from one township, but
by some means the Clerk of the court
could not produce the report. He testified
that it had not been made. The Court IN
structed for verdict. and a number of
the magistrates were fined S7.77 each. The
result was that several magistrates in a
neighboring township resigned their
offices. And now parties wishing to swear
out papers of any kind have to come
to Scot.an., Neck to do it. Some col
ored people walked long way last night
and are in town this morning for warrant
against man who shot at them while COM
ing from church.
NEW HOTEL.
News comes that brick hotel will be
built at Hobyard, small town Just sprung
up at the crossing of the Scotland Neck
and Greenville and the Norfolk and Caro-
lima railroads. The canning factory there
has manufactured and sold considerable
amount of fruit this season, and will be
run on larger scale next year.
The railroad company is preparing to
build a warehouse at Spring Hill, a station
on the railroad six miles above Scotland
Neck.
HEALTH REPORT.
The sweet-potato crop is good here. and
some of the river farmers are shipping
them to the northern markets.
DIR. Murphy, of Burgaw. has been Sc
lected to prepare an address showing that
Eastern Carolina is not unhealthy This is
gratifying to the people of this section.
We all hope that the truth NAV be learned
respecting the healthfulness of our section
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-06
BOOKS, STATIONERY, 30.
MO. AND HOW TO TAKE CARE
IN OF BIN.

BY DR.. Pope, Of the British army. This Is the
most interesting aud important book ever pup
lished for old and young. The price IL very low.
We will mail copy free 70 the principal OF my
public or private school Catalogues mai,so W
any address, RANDOLPH KN0Llsh;
eu 3o-d&W Richmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-06
A WeLL-KNOWN EVANGELIST
Arrested for DESERVING His Wife and fa-
miliarity with Young Lady.
ISnecial teIecram 10 thu Dispatch.l

PARKERsBuRG. w. Va, September g.
Rev. j. W. Stevens, well-known evan
gelist. has been conducting a remarkably
successful revival at Mods Run, on the
Ohio side. for the past week. Last night
after the services closed an officer appear
ed at the church and arrested Stevens:
charging him with DESERVING his wife and
undue familiarity with young lady mem,
Der of his congregation. The affair caused
q sensation
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-06
RAILROAD LlNRA

8A1L8OAD LIN2A
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILnOAD.-seAsduls
time.
rs l. n. leaves Byrd-5Rsss station daily,
stops only o. Ashland, Boutwell,, Nil
towd, and Fred srfctsburg, Brooke and
whitewater. slsepsr 70 Washington
ead New Ysrk.
,,.ssA u leaves Byrd-swsss station daily. or.
except sunday. Buffet Psrlor Car
Richmond to washington.
elDP r. ~ leaves Byrd-Susss station daily
sleeper, Richmond 70 New York.
GsoA II arrives :. BYRD street ssAsaon daily
rs 2. u arrives at Byrd-sssel station daily
ssops ~ Fredericksburg. hilfo-d
both well. and Ashland. sleeper from
wsshingsoa and Nov YosE Does aos
stop at BlbA
GAP Il arrives q, Byro-susss station daily
except sunday. Buffet Parlor Car
Washington 10 Richmond.
ASHLAND fRATNA
DAILY EXCEPT sUnDAYA
e1aA n. leaves k,bA Arrives ~ AsAisad q
f33 A. Il
Lap n ocommodssion leaves Byrd-ssrees
station arrives q Ashland o. r. n
CAP. leaves glbA arrives ~ AAaiAnd ~
eUA n. .rTi.s. Eisa Leaves AsAlsaa sshn
ana n scon modssioa srr.vss 81 RyG
street. station 'savss Ashland a'';s
eisR. n arrives - nhs ksvss Ashlaaa II
{. 4. TAYLOR, Trafne Managed
TT u NTnsA General % perrin eondeuS
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Jap '5-eodsatSe6i OIL
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, &c.

JACKSON BRANDT & COL
REAL ESTATE AND IssCR,Ncs AGENTS,
1905 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA, september ]. 1880. J
HAVING ENGAGED IN THE
IL REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BUsI-
NESS We respectfully solicit your patronage,
promising you faithful and careful attention TO
all business intrusted TO us.
sold, and exchanged.
LOANS \ NEGOTIATED.
DEEDS, LEASES. &C., carefully and promptly
RENTING AND COLLECTION OF RENTS at
tended to-
FIRE INSURANCE placed on CITY AND
COUNTRY PROPERTY at lowest rates.
We respectfully refer 10 Joseph Bryan, Esq,
Thomas Branch & Co.. Merchants National
Bank, Planters National Bank, State Bank OF
Virginia, City Bank OF Richmond.
se 3-lg JACKSON BRANDT & co.
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rNHE BRADSTREET COMPANY
i CHARLES y. CLARKE, PRssIpssr'
BRADsTRsgTs RICHMOND OFFICE
No. 100 EAST MAIN STREET.
Telephone No. a..
J. q. Witty. superintendent

The Richmond oflacs has moro than Esps pocs
with NE rapid growth Of The city sn9 .SsS.Sk
he msrcsaStIs ccmmupity a this sectlen al !hs
adsantasss Of system the superiorlv ~ ~ ssssa
b recognised IN ever trade centre OF ~ vssss
ised world. rhat Il b In sspscisi sense a \.
= quad ~ iotesss$ % ~ local psu"a ~. -
49, = e: az - s e. .ss s ss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-06
UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
Open,np of the Session of 1s9O-'01-Ad-
dress of Professor ii. G. Alexander.
rrorraanondence az the Richmond Dispatchl

dress OF fTOttssOT ~. AitAahuSHs
ICorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
HAMpDEN-SIDNEY.V Va. Sept. 3, 1890.
The exercises of this institution were
opened to-day by Professor II. g. Alex
ander, ID. D., who reached home yesterday
from his vacation trip to Europe. The adj
dress of DIR. Alexander was most earnestly
delivered, and was well received by the
students. of whom the audience was main
ly composed. After the address the faculty
met and the roll was called. OF the former
students there were present to answer to
their name twelve of the senior class of
this session, and eleven of the now middle
class.
THE JUNIORS.
There will be new class of twenty-six
juniors. OF these the following were pres
ent: f. B. Baxom and K. l.. Brown, of Alb
ipedon Presbytery: G.. w. Bull and w. ID.
REYNOLDS, of East Hanover; A. w. Cheat
ham, of Albemarle; T.. NJ. Craig and +. g..
Hartman, of Lexington; w. A. iillom, OF
Concord; G.. A. Grillbortzer. of Cherokee;
s. p. Halves. of Lexington; W.T.. Holdings
worth. of Atlanta; A. Kister, of Nashville'
II. w. Smith, J. Z. Thacker. and G. NJ.
Wharton, of Orange: q. q. Sydnor, OF
Montgomery; J. w. Tyler, of Louisville;
J. NJ. Wells, Of North Mississippi; and X.
A. White and c. W. Sommerville, OF VIM
chester Presbytery. Other students, former
and new ones, are yet to come In. and
there will probably be over seventy during
the session.
A reception to the students will be given
by the Faculty of the Seminary on Friday
night in the beautiful chapel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-06
SHILOH BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
Succ sssful Meeting, Earnest Sermons, I'm.
pressive Services. Good Order, and
Hospitality.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CuLpEPEa. September 4, 1880.
The Shiloh Baptist Association, which
has been in session since Tuesday last at
our town closed he ,pset,nps this svsn iDu
There has been large attendance Of both
clergy and delegates, while the congrega-
tions have been exceptionally large. Among
the notable preachers were the evsngelists
Rev. Dr.. Wharton and DR.. Hatcher. OF your
city. The services and sermons have been
very earnest and impressive; perfect
order and decorum has been maintained,
and all who visited or took part In the as
ISOLATION would with one voice testify to
the unbounded hospitality and liberality
Of the church and neighborhood. ~ well
y tho enjoyment Of the meeting and
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fhs unius leaving hieanood stSO n a.
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E'ARMyILLE AND POWHATAy
z RAILROAD

FARMViLLEs ~, a s \ ID PowHArAN
GENERAL OFFICE 7l3 EAST MAIN sTRgfr.
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT AUGUSrAlsn.
LEAVE RicHBoSD
9:f5 A. NJ, ria Atlantic Coast .Ine Ter refmuf,
5:i5 Y. NJ, ria Arantc Coast Lice Tor W.gf.--
pOck and Ints mediate stAfiouA
go A. NJ, ria Richmond and Dansiiie. Dor earn.
Vile, and all stations west Of Noss.sy
Junction.
300 P. NJ, ria Richmond and Dsnville forFsrra.
Vile, AMI ali stations west ~ Ml,e.sy
Junction.
500 p. NJ, rid Richmond and Dsnyile. Tor ssin.
garter and Winterpo'k.
ARRfyg AT RICBHOSo.
9:IO A. ~, ria Atlanta Coast Lane. from Winter.
pOck ami intermediate stau.na
500 T. NJ, rid Atlantic coast Liue from Bsrnnfa
s45 A. NJ, rt1 richmond aud Dau'I.e. fr.n
Fsrmville. and AL stations We,t n
Noseley Junction.
SIS A. NJ, rid Richmond and Danala. from
skinQuarter ana Niuierg1 A.
All traips daily except sunday
For tickets, bsggage -ch0ck,, timetables. g.,
coll upon A. ". GAkBEk. Atlantic tosg l.s,
and Richmond aud panyills lepots.
2. VI BUCklNGHtN.
General Passenger Age
JAMES X WRnrH. General Manager Gus