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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
WEST HANOVER PREssYTERY.
Changes In Pastoral Charges, Licenses
Wanted, and Other Notes.
fKenorted for the DispatchJ

At late adjourned meeting of this
presbytery held in Cove church. Abe
marie. Rev. ID. Blain was received on GER
tificate from East Hanover Presbytery and
installed as pastor of Cove church.
Rev. DIR. ]. NJ. Rawlings was dismissed
to Enoree Presbytery 10 take charge of
tue Spartanburg church. South Carolina.
II. A. Miller, negro candidate. was
licensed to preach under the provision
made for extraordinary cases.
Rev. A. A. Little was called for portion
Of his time to the Wills-Memorial church,
in Louisa county, just organized. TO be
installed the fourth Sabbath IN July.
"0ak Grove" church. Amherst county.
was reported as organized.
The churches of the presbytery were re-
quested to raise $1,000 for evangelistic
work.
The presbytery adjourned to meet July
2Sth at Z. NJ. in Charlottesville.
The next regular fall meeting Is Septem-
Der 2sd, in Tabor church, Albemarle coun-
ty. q. w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
Man queen" lee Cream
| FreezerS.

The MAY QUEEN is the best freezer
in use. Its especial advantages over all
other freezers in market are low prices
with best material and workmanship.
The tub is made OF strong and best
quality white cedar, and galvanized
bound. Reduced prices at this sale.
PICTURE FRAMES AT JOBBERS'
PRICES.
BABY-CARRIAGES.
Price cut deeper than last week. They
must 90. The room is much needed.
S32 Baby Carriages cut down to $3.50 /;
S2l Baby Carriages cut down to Sl4 /;
Sl4 Baby Carriages cut down to 1915.
MACKINAW REFRlGERATORS.
To get the best Refrigerator IN the
world at small cost Is tohat the people
tDdnt.
$40 Sideboard Refrigerators, cabinet
finish, reduced to S2o;
500 Cabinet Finish Reirigerators re-
duced to SO;
The sl2 ones reduced to $3.50.
The above are only few OF the at
tractlve bargains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
Imitation Leather Trunks, 80, 60, Soc,
81 I'D and 81 Il:

Imitation Leather Trunks, 80, 60, SOc.,
Sl.lO and slG5;
A substantial and we'l-made Saratoga
Trunk from 2l.40 up to 81.
See our Metal-Coyered Trunks.
g.. 80 buys a regular $3.50 Trunk;
1915 buys a regular 81 Trunk
So. 80 buys a regular $3.50 Trunk.
Cur Leather and Canvas Trunk We
offer you at special low prices.
"a. 80 buys nice Leather Trunk, we'll
made, iron-bound and iron bottom
regular price 500;
Canvas Flattop Trunk, best make, from
Sl.7j to 3l5;
S7.G2 buys the most convenient and
strongest Roller-rray Trunk either
in leather or canvas.
The prices We offer you in Trunks
this week are far below that Of the manu-
facturers.
TOMORROW WILL BE A DAY FOR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20

THELAND ysLUTs.

The depreciation Of our lands is easily
accounted for. They were valued entirely
too high before. They were assessed about
double as high rs the lands in Brunswick
and other Southside counties, and nearly
half as much az some counties in the Val
lev. as shown by statenAut from the Au-
ditor's Office. Cp 70 thisetimc this county
has been dificult of access and without
hardly any communication with the out
side world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
OFF TO The SPRINGS.
Governor Mckinney and iamhy 10 TO
Next Week--An Entertainment
at Rotherwood.
,cOrrs.noneeoce Of the Richmond Dispatch,

fcorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispsich.l
FAR,rvrI1r. VA. July 10, 1890.
Governor Mckinney. wife, daughter. ana
nurse wlllleave here next Monday, the list,
for Blue Ridge Springs. The Governor
VII NOT return 10 Richmond Tor about
thirty davs unless something unforeseen
occurs to call him there. Mrs. blchinney
and lttle frankie will return trom the
mountains to Farmvlllo, ana mere remain
until September LIST, -, A..
iand in its Grasp on "Wednesday and Thurs
dav was broken yesterday IN measure 10y
orotber hail-storm, which, with It's usual
relief brought additional damage To the
crops in some localities.
The first watermelons from our own
"patchesn were brought to market To-Day.
CHARMING ENTERTAINMENT:
Mira Nathan Lehman and children, OF
henderson n. O., are the guests OF Mrs.
~" Last evening Rotherwood." the pictu-
ros~ne and beautiful old Virginia home OF
tho Edmunds's, situated IN southeasterly
direction few miles. rom farnl-
vile. was the scene OF very en-
ioyable entertainment. by iar the
most brilliant one OF TUG piesehs
season of gayety. II was gwen IN h9nor OF
Miss Bossie and Mr.. Edwin Hill, relatives
visiting from Texas. The venerable Mrs.
Edmunds, who was the charming hostess
Of ante bellum DAYS, was present 70 Wei
come the guests, and she was hssis.eu on
this occasion by her daughters. MISS sue
Edmupds and Mrs. X. 5. Pau!ett; siso oy
her gallant grandson, Mr.. Il. 4. huhoiey;
A sumptuous repast and merry I'o WV
made the evening q very memorable one
ana the wish of all present Is thai 'nere
may he happy returns.
THE GuEsTs.
Among the ladies present may De men
t;oned Mss Carrie Williamson. OF forts
month. Va; Bette and Belle Johnson
Tnu)ie and Bessie Mckinney, ana Dsssi,
I Merton. Of Fsrmyille: Minnie ~atkipps, y
/ Waharrin. Va. Matte Watkins. - AsoS'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20

The Richmond and Allegheny railroad is
dificnlt of access. and we were not as we'll
oil rs when we had the canal. Tho Upper
Appomattox canal had gone down. The
only depot of the Richmond and Danville
railroad ~ in tho extreme border of the
county and the only entrance TO the conn
Nv. No public speakers on the most excited
issues addressed our people on our court
green. No foreign immigration came 70
us, and in the middle and upper end OF the
county in order TO 90 10 Richmond day 8
travel had to he taken 20 the nearest line
of public transportation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20

WANTED, TO SELL TWO CAR
w LOADS CHOICE WHEAT SCREENINGS
cheap. Delivered In lois 70 s'l,t snywhere in the
city GEORGE I. KING.
Taiarhono a1i IS s0-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20

WE'RE COMPELLED TO SELL
OUTiSG-CLUTH-.
Every piece Of l2kc. OUTING
CLOTH cut down tosAc.:
icc. oUTfNG-CLOTH cut down
70 &c.
Here's the bargain Of bar
gains:
The sc. FRENCH OUTING and
TENNiS-CLOTnS Gu; down TO
i6s5c.:
The 20 aud &C. sILK-sTRIPRD
and PLAID FRENCH OUT
IsG-CLOTH eat down to "a. T:
WHIT FiRLnCLOIh, 20
inches wide, cut 70 &C.. worth
1890.
NEWS FURNISHINGS cut
down ono half end one third.
MEN, &c. PiQU k-BOSOh
SHIRTS cut 10 SIC.
&c. wAMSUrTA and y r W
YORK MILL LiNkS-BosOM
SHIRTS cut g. lsc. 4:
MEMS sOLlD-C0LORFD / NJ
PORTED SEAMLESS SoChS
cut 70 3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20

WE'RE COMPSLLED TO SELL
Those prices viii convince
yoa:
BixBY's ROYAL sHoEPoL~
ISL &C.:
SC. boxes FRsN SHOE
BLACkfSG ic.
To-. cnkes STOYE.POLTSH &c.
NON ToOTH-BRUsuE5
&c.
ioc. cakes fire TOILET SOAP
three cakes for l0c.:
Meads & Raker's ~ o Y i H.
WAsH $50
Meade & Bakers DBNTItRiCE
s5r.
: &c. PEARL BUTToSs-s dczon
on a card Tor &c.:
pOsu-IilY WASH i7c.
sc. bottle MACHINE oil Sc.
% and SOC. WINDSOR TIES. IN
plsin silk. figured siis, and
silk grcnacinc, cut down 10
l.c.
isc. DOTTED ard FIGURED
b NUSLiNS cut - iS%c.
I2Sc. quality SHEER WHITE
( IMPcRIED INDIA LINEN cut
20 sAc.
The &c sc. quality cut to lee.
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Blizzard Ice Cream
FreezerS.

The "BLIZZARD" is a fairly good
freezer. Read the following prices
3 quarts, SLIP; 4 quarts, Sl.32; {
quarts, Sl.4S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
GREEN ACADEMY.

A school Of the highest character for boys aud
young men. Most healthy and convenient loca-
tion, eycellrn'ly equipped, endorsed BIZ clergy.
press, and colleges Of The south. Scholarships
In Washington sDi Lee University. Richmond
College, &c, g.. Total charge. si15 for session
Of nine months. Address JOHN Hhkr,
N. A., University Of virginia,
&c Q-eodtSel5 Bowling Green. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
NEGRO BAR9ARiTY
And Inhumanity to Creatures OF Their
Own Rsce-Invention-Disc
1Correannndnnca Of tho Richmond DiapAtrhl

Correspondence OF the richmond DispathI
ScorTsvILLE, Va, July 10. 1880.
A negro was srralgned here yesterday
evening before Esquire John IL Dawson on
the charge OF cruelty to a colored cnild
under his charge. The little girl bore the
most convincing evidences of brutal treat
mept, marks from blows covering her pei
son and her abdomen being abnormsliy
swollen. The negro was sentenced by Jus
tice Dawson to one year IN jail: The IN ~
mainly of the colored race is daily exhiO-
tied among the negroes. A few days $50
a negro man died here who laid four day :
ont OF ground before the authorizes COY
information which led to his decent
burial. And the creature had died at LIS
sisters house. >,
Our countyman, Mr.. z. +. Jones, Wen
known IN your city, Of which he was lateiy
a resident, Is an inventive genius. Amohs
his patents. and the latest, Is what - ttIln-
cd knoek-down wagon body Inc ps-
tent on tins was issued ON the 18th instant.
Ii chief advantages consist in its economy
Of construction and being separate ns
especial adaptation TO all uses where
body may be convenience.
LEAD AND soAPsToSE.
An unquestionable surface deposit OF
lead has been discovered in the past lew
days couple OF miles from this place. Il.
Janes-R River division of the Chesapeake
ond Ohio IS bank OF fine soanstone. from
which the hearth-stones and fireplace
backs IN the fine residence of the lA'o
General Cooke were taken years ago.
| have noticed the temperature OF me
weather here recently. and it stands Win
Richmond regularly. of course our
breezes are strong and lessen the effect VI
the heat. -,
We are suffering tor rain, but INC
drought, am glad to say. is local. G..
The health OF our community IS hrs,,-
rate. lew measles are running Mounu'
but not enough to hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
LKAD AND soAPsroSK.
HIRING AND LIVERY STABLE.

NOTICE TO MY FRIENDS Or
IN AND The PUBLIC GENERALLY. n
fiat hays 1rstciass cARkIAGES, kICuhoNn
CAS-, nonsLs And BuG0IES FOR HIRE eHo'
cisi stieDtion paia % BOARDING HORSES ~
lite DrveIs ss oss nosasrA Ali-nighs Stsb~
rn0 JAMES McDoNouoH . co..
NJ iS3m Ne II poyth kishth sfssss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20

NTANTED.-l5 COOKS. 3 CHAM
~ BERNAIDs, / PORTER, BOY 70 attend
10 soda-fountaln, WHITE GIRL, Is COAL
MINERS. CAtTHohN MAXIM,
ivaD-Its 2ls north Fourth street
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opprtlniy without taking a1yanag o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
DICHMOND SEMINARY.

- II II NI'V-N = JIM y II
IA No. 3 east Grace street. Richmond, Va
JOHN II. POWELL. Principal
MRS. T.. G.. pEYrON, Associate Principal.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
YOCNG LADIES. Thorough in iis instruction
and complete IA its appointments. From him
dergarten 20 collegiate department., inclusive,
Offering the very best advantages Surpassed
ty non, IN the Department OF Music, Modern
Language, ard Art Board. with full English
course aud Latin, $50 Session begins Skpl I'M
BER "a, 1870. Apply for catalogue 10 the Princi-
pals or At the bookstores. ~ I'm. Su& rutOci
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
VIRGINIA MILITARY ms.

NIRGINIA MILITARY INSTI-
' TUTR. LEXINGTON, VA. Frty-second
year. State Military, Scientific. and Technical
School Thorough courses IN general and ap-
Piled chemistry sud In engineering. coaiers do
gree OF graduate Ia academic course, also de-
grees ~ Bachelor OF Science and Civil Engineer
In Technical Coarsss. All expenses, including
clothing ani inciientBls, provided at ratos OF 80
per month ss an average for the four yesrs, ex-
cluslye OF outfit GENERAL SCOTT SHiPP,
~ l2.AodIAt Surarintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20

Does the hot weather make you weak and
tiredf Hoods Sarsaparilla viii give you
strength.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
1O6 IN BUCK lNGHAM
Causes an Injurious Drought-Protraoted
Meetings by a Baptist Evangelist.

[COrTesrOnIence OF N" hICIIuOHI UIaVhIII.l
DIANA MrILs, Va. July IS, 1890.
We have had plenty Of rain for all our
crops this season up to the present time.
but our growing crop begins now TO need
rain. The weather has been extremely
warm lately. the mercury often standing at
1O6. but 1t may be that we have an imper-
feet instrument. Our farmers are tearing
a drought that may cut short our. corn
crop. which has been quite promising.
orr oat crop has been a failure. Very few
are raising tobacco. Our hay crop was
very good, both in quality and quantity.
II has been saved in good order. The
Notwithstanding season has commenced
and the yield is not as good as it was last
wear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
COpIOvq RAINS,

Good rains fell in this section yesterday,
and reports from nearly all the sections
contiguous TO Danville goto show that the
corn and tobacco crops are IN excellent
condition.
Tie colored PRESBYTERIAN school in this
city IS promised lift from the Board OF
Missions for Freedmen, of Pittsburgh, "a.
1t is proposed 10 erect here a school build
inc to cost g., 700, and the board will paw
- 600 of this sum, provided the sum OF
81 100 be raised in Daaville. There IS little
doubt that the money will be raised
TESTERS DENOMINATION.
There is very little talk about the con-
pressional contest IN this district. The in
dications now are that Mr.. Lester, the
present incumbent, Will be nominated by
The Democrats. The only thing that could
defeat him would be q decided split in the
western delegation; but if hr. Lester goes
into the convention as first choice OF the
western contingent lie viii probably be
nominated by acclamation.
In spite OF the hot, dry summer the
health of Danville was never better, and
there has been little or no fever.
VARIOUS NOTES.
All classes Of good tobacco have been
stiff in price during the week ana there
was brisk demand for a good working
stock. Manufacturers shipped about l50,-
600 pounds of plug and twist during the
week.
The deal for the Parks Spring property
Is of. 1t has been found that the owners
cannot sell the property as one of the
heirs is not yet Of age.
Dr. p. A. Peterson, who has been sick
for some time past, Is improving, and VIII
soon be well again.
Mr.. c. G.. Holland, who was injured some
| time ago. as already reported in the DIS
patch, has almost entirely recovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
EAU UIER INSTITUTE FOR

7. 4 2 y = u u mi 4 2 IT 4 Ohs
a YOUNG LADIES, WARkEhiON, VA,
situated ~ Piedmont region OF Virginia on the
kichnOnd ard Danyilic railroad, hfty-four miles
from Washington. very successful school,
being entirely full tho past two years Ezcel-
lent buildings and strong Faculty. Next term
begins SEPTEMBER Is. 1890. For catalogues
address GEORGE b. iLER, A. NJ. Principal.
e-W.F6Su3n
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WE'RE COMPELLED TO sELLi


WE'RE COMPELLED TO SELLt
A. 20 genuine MARsgrrLKs QUILTS Hn;
81 cROCAEr QUILTS At SC.
HEAVY PuRE-lISyN TOWELS, nearly one yass
long, az &C.;
PuRgIISRS BLEACgED DINNER NAPKINS
at SOC. per doxen-
soILgD BLANKETS AT GREAT hBDUC-
TlONA
90 CALIFORNIA wooL bLASKErSs cure
large sire, cut - 81.
81 ZINE WOOL BLANKETS QUITO t2S;
~ iO4 BLANK cts cot 20 SAT-.
wEARE BOUND TO SELL DRESS GOODS.
% aud sac NOVELTY. sTnIP1, and PLAID
FRESCH DRESS GOODS cut 70 2sc This
meaus G heavy loss " as. but 10 are COM
pollod 10 sell
o0c. BLACK AlI-WOoL INVISIBLE STRIPE
SERGE, Is inrb $ vite cut 20 s-c.
SOC. tLL-NCoL BLASh NUNs-vkILlS0c Gus 70
Sc:
Nsyy.Rlus eni Garnet, n fnchcs vide PUkb
Non Mr. cut from 90 70 .ac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS Fol ORDNANCE
L SUPPLIEs.-Roog ISLAND ARSENAL, Rock
leland. ILL.,, July 10. ls90.--Sealed proposals, IN
triplicats, will DO received until O'Clock 7. NJ.
on MONDAY, august II, 1890. for furnishing
Dyed Cotton Duck, Blankets, Forage. silver,
Cold, steel, Tin, Brass, Iron. copper, aud Brass
Rivsis, ana Burs Iron, Brass, and Copper
W.rs Nails, Screws, TacEs, Bolts, Nuts, Lea
ther, Thread, Rope, Duck. Psints, OILS, choni-
Gals, Paper Cleaning and Polishing Materials,
Files, etc, during the fsca! year ending June
81 1880 Printed FISTS Of supplies needed, With
fun instructions. supulalions, etc, can 90 lesi
on application 10 Colonel JANIS N. WHITE
MORE. Ordnance Department, y. ;. A., Com
manding. ~ ie-4tdtAu'2io
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
OFFERING NO. /.

}. l.-25 Remnants OF
Black Silk Lace
Drapery Nets and
tlouncing your
pick of any at Doc.
q yard. Some of
the pieces sold at
Sl.5O, s., and
$3.50 a yard and
none lower than
81 a yard. Just
think OF it now
only SOC. a yard.
}. 80 pieces of
Lawns, assorted
patterns, in pink,
blue, brown, and
black, ut &c. a
yard.
}. 3.--l00 pieces Figured
Chaliies, such rs
We sold at &c. a
yard, now you can
for tomorrow Sc
lect your choice
at DC. n yard.
}. Amy OF our best 81
and &c. Challies
for Monday you
can take your pick
at &c. a yard.
D. $500 yards fine
Black Satines-
the usual 1870.
quality-in REM
nants-for Mon
day we offer them
at DC. a yard.
0. $500 yards Rem
nants Extra Fine
Sheer In d i q
Linen, which sold
at l2l, 10, SIC.
the entire lot we
offer for Monday
only at6lc. ayard.
o. 7.-Consists of Lawns,
Challies, Calicoes,
Stripe Mulls, &C,
all of which you
will find placed on
our first centre
counter, and any
thing on it you can
buy at &c. a yard.
1t is what We call
our &c. counter.
be busy Monday, and ii
well the crowd can We
to call early? We can
u before the rush.
THALHIMER,
ROAD STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
DANVlLLE'S WATER.
supplv UNEQUAL 10 Demnnd-Discusslng
the Meter System-Ioiitical
Indications.
lCor.espondence Of The Richmond Dlspatoh.l

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispstch.l
DAyv1LLE, Va, July 10, 1890.
The City Council is much puzzled 10
know what 10 do about the city's water
supply. The population is rapidly in
creasing and the demands on the reservoir
are fast getting beyond the capacity Of the
steam pumps. 1t is believed, however,
that fully one third of the water drawn
from the reservoir by citizens is wasted
and the Council has been discussing for
some time past the advisablity of adopt
ing the meter system. A committee has
been appointed to visit cities where the
meter system is in use. and If satisfied that
the system is successful 1t will be adopted
in Danville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
BAPTIsT REVIVAL.

A protracted meeting is IN progress at
buckingham church. conducted by Rev.
MIR. Martin. missionary evangelist IN the
James-River Baptist Association, assisted
by Rev. W. 9. fOstic and others, with en-
couraeing prospects. Rev. l.. ". Wlntrey.
of Culpeper, Is on q visit TO his father
with his family, in our neigllborhood, and
has been preaching at sharon. Baptist
church most acceptably during his visit:
There is some talk Of the resignation or
Rev. w. w. Wood as pastor Of Sharon
church. but nothing definite has been
done The meeting of the ASSOCIATION 10
be held at Cartersville, in Cumberland
county, is looked forward to with much
interest by the Baptists in this region OF
country. Rev. W. G. Hall has passed
through long spell of sickness and Is now
convalescent but very feeble.
AIT SORTS.
We have had quite number of deaths
around us, mostly among the colored peo-
pie. There is but little sickness in the
neighborhood row.
MIR. S. w. Brown, who was badly hurt by
being kicked by mule @ short time ago. Is
recovering from his injuries.
Mrs. Polly Taylor. widow of Rev. W. II.
TAYLOR, an aged ard highly-esteemed lady,
died recently and was buried by the side
Of her husband at Mt. Zion church. IN this
county,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL. PETERS.

u BURG. yA.-The twenty-sixth annual ses-
sion Of this school for Boys begins isr or
OCTOBER. Thorough preparation for Inivor.
slty Of Virginia United states Military ana
Naval AcRdomies, and leading Engineering
schools For catalogue address w. GORDON
NgCAER Head Master. ~ o-eOd.m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20
PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
James A. Frazier Badly Wounded by
Jumping from a Flying CaT.
Especial telegram TO tho DisDatch-i


RocEnRIDGE ALUM SPRINGs. Va. July r.
Mr.. James A. Frazier. Of this place met
with an accident hero this morn nG. IN
which be was badly though not DANGEROUS
~ wounded. They were unloading ice tor
the hotel from three hat-cars on the mar
row-cauge road. The rear car had been
emptiea. and 1lr. Frazier desired to have
ii moved bacl. so that the next car could
be placed IN @ more advantageous position
for delivering the ice. There Was some re-
monsirauce made TO this on account OF the
heavy grade.
Mr. Frazier. in his iinpetuous energy,
boarded the car, and having 1t uncoupled
seized the brake.
JUMPED FOR HIs LITE.
The liberated car dashed away down the
steep grade, and Mr.. Frazier fearing he was
poweriess to stopit jumped for his life. Un-
and lie was thrown violently upon some
heavy timbers. For moment IT. was
thought he had been killed.
HIS INJURIES.
Drs. Chancellor end Flanagan were
soon Mt his side. however, and ascertained
his INJURIES 10 be bad fracture Of the
right arm three inches above the wrist, a
deep cash three inches long inst above the
right eye, and very severe bruise on the
right leg. He has been resting comforta-
bly, to-day aud while he viii be laid ~ for
some weeks. be is to be congratulated that
he escaped with his life. Mrs. Frazier,
who is at the Warm Springs, was telc-
graphed for.
GREAT VELOCITY.
The runaway car dashed down the heavy
grade at lightning speed. IL IS estimated a
velocity of eighty miles an hour was at
tained before it reached the ~ grade. two
miles from here. At the junction Of the
Victoria road it jumped the track. and,
strange 10 say, 1t stands there apparently
uninjured.
TIE BOY ALL RIGHT.
A bov who was or the car made sue
cessiul leap nj the time Mr.. Frazier jumped
and came of unhuTt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20

WEARE COMPELLED TO SELL
You1i surely believe 1t whom you see the
beautiful DRESS GINGHAAs wo shah soil
stsc.
They are Gu. down from 9, 10, and i2Hc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20

WANTED, BY A LADY, OFFICE
w WORK, CHEMICAL OF oIHBkwIsg.
Mathematics a specially. keiercnces givea.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20

WANTED. TO RENT A VACANT
w 10 on Rrosi, Nsrshsll. or Clay street
between Ninth snd nsrriscu streets for two OF
three years JAMES n. CRENsiiAw.
~ e0-lt No. n north Eleventh street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20

WANTED, TO SELL Or EX-
w CHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY fIas
FARM In high sts.o Of cultivation. Has on 10
nice, now dwelling, good stables. barns, ana
fences Place vel, ~atcrei. good young Of
chard, AMI the farm IL wen takes ia grasr. IL -
near churches schools, and mllis, sud 10 10 two
and q hall miles Of Depot On the Norfolk sno
Western raiirosj. snd three snc half hosH
ride by rail OF kichmO and Petersburg. WIN
sell all stock. crops, &C.. II desired anu S'ss
POSSESSION at oBce. Tor fun particulars sd-
dress FARM. care Dispatch- Richmond. Va
~ 1854
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20

XyvANTED.-A YOUNG MAN DE
w siRes PLACE As TRAVELLING
SALESMAN: l. Thoroughly a,lusinted With he
trade % virginia aud North Carolina. WIZ use
prossnt employer ~ reference. Address l. 4
L., Box $50, city. lyN-ir