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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-17
DEATHS In SuEEOIK.
A Distinguished Christian Lady and the
Oldest Citizen Pass Away.


SUFFOLK. Va, June l6.-Mrs. Harriet
Borland Smith died at twelve minutes past
o'clock this afternoon, after several days
of intense suffering. Although an invalid
for wears, Mrs. Smith was able to be up and
around last Wednesday. That night she
was stricken with malarial fever and
neuralgia. and despite everything that
medical skill could do she passed away this
afternoon. The deceased was the wife Of
Iieutenant-Col Thomas w. Smith, of
the Fourth Virginia regiment. and sister
of Hon. Thomas II. Borland, United
States District Attorney for the East
ern district of Virginia. She was
also niece of Hon. Scion
Borland. who was United States senator
from Mississippi for a number of years.
Mrs. Smith was lady of most lovely
character, and an earnest, practical Chris
tisn, exemplifying in an transformations
manner in her daily life the teachings of
her Master, and many friends mourn her
departure. No more devoted wife ever
lived. and Colonel Smith is sadly stricken
by this dispensation Of Providence.
The funeral will take place at St. Psups
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-17
PURIFIES THE BLOOD.

The burdens OF lie are casil,
borne when the blood is pur
and vigorous, but if the vita
current is impoverished The
least effort becomes painiu.
and fatiguiug.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-17
JoHs S. BETHEL.
OrYIcE or SUPERVISOR OF CENSUS FOR THE
SECOND DIsTRicr or VIRGINIA,
PETERSBURG, Va, June l4. 1890.

OrFICE or SUPERVISOR OF CENSUS FOR TIE
SECOND DisTRIcT or VIRGINIA,
PETERSBURG, Va, June Is. 1890.
TO j. s. Bethel. Esq. Census Equmadtor,
Richmond, Va:
Dear Sir,-Yours came duly TO hand, for
which please accept thanks.
have no authority TO make any APP
pointment, but will send your letter to the
department.
II is the duty Of the enumeraior to see
that all persons are taken. This he is
sworn 20 do. hope but few. if any, have
been missed.
IL would be an easy matter for persons
who have not been taken TO report to the
enumeration in his district.
II any are left il will be the fault Of the
enumerator. Respectfully,
II. A. Youso.
II was very kind ia Mr.. BETHEL 10 call
the attention of Supervisor YoUEo TO this
matter, but the latter does not seem 10 APP
preciate the Importance of having some
one armed with authority present here to
aid. advise. and encourage IN securing a
perfectly accurate census
The fiffy-odd enumerators in Richmond
ought to have q superintendent; some one
on tho spot TO direct and assist them.
The need for such an officer Is apparent.
We know that at least one enumerstor
considered it to be bis duty TO refuse 10
List residents temporarily absent from the
aiGx. Of course he vas wrong but there
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-17

Quite departure in academic and
scientific development is the announce
ment by Princeton College Of a new
degree-viz., degree in electrical science.
The gifts received by 1t this year amount
to S25O,OOO; among them one of 100000
from a lady,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-17
COM
DICHNOND COLLEGE COM
Ia MENCRMENT EXERCISES.

TUESDAY, JrSE I7TH.-Address before the
Literary Societies ~ DR.. THOMAS NELSON
PAGE, Of Richmond.
webs ESDAY, June 1srH.-Address before
tho Alumni by REV. ~. A. UPPER, JR, d. D.,
Of Kentucky Poem by j. Il. HAMB5RLlNs II
Shreveport. Ia. Address by kRY. RObEhI ~ =
LAND, ID. d., Of kentucky, e1-Presdeni OF the
College.
THURSDAY, JUSB l9TH.-Commcncement
proper, whom honors win DO announced and de-
grces conferred.
All these exercises viii be held in tho College
Chapel beginning promptly NJ $50 T. VI, except
tho sermon by Or. Broalus, which viii be de-
liyercd nj the First Baptist church Of tle hour
mentioned.
Tho public IS respectfully invited 10 attend.
b. ri hYEAR
fe15-ft Chairman Of the Faculty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-17
COAL AND WOOD.

OAMUEL p. LATHROP q CO,
y DEALERS II BEST GOALS ONLY. PREPA-
RATION UNSURPASSED. ANTHRACITE
COAL, FAMILY AND FOUNDRY SELVES.
CROWN-ulLL SpLINr COAL, WEST VIRGINIA
STEAM AND HOUSE COAL, GAlTON COKE.
FOREST PINE WOOD. An early call from pur-
chssers solicited. ONCE, sixteenth and Mar
shall streets. :. T.. LAlHkOs co.
Telephone o. ie ljo0dlOt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-17
CoNsIsslosER,s oFEIcs.l

All parties interested Ia tho foregoing decree
are notified that l have liked on WEDNESDAY,,
July 9, 1860, ct - O'Clock A. NJ, as the time. and
the once OF the Clerk Of tho circuit Court OF tho
United States for the Eas,ern district OF Nir-
ginls, Richmond, Va, as tho place for making
the inquiries aud taxing the accounts directed
by the said decree.
Given under my hand ~ CON missioner OF SAID
OF June. A. ID. issO y. Y. PLGAsANTs,
10 l7-Tuit C0nlknisaioness -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-17
JURY FOR EACH CASE

The law passed by the last Legislature
requires that each of this class OF cases
shall be tried by separate and distinct
iurv. In other words, that during any one
term Of the court jury shall try only one
case npIess bv consent Of the Common
wealth's Attorney given in writing and Ie-
corded. but that separate jury shall DO
empanelled for each case.
Mir. Gugon suggested that the law would
he complied with by the withdrawal OF
one man from the jury IN each case, and
the substitution of another in ms place;
that the jury would thus become a new
one, a great expense TO the city of Peters
burg would be saved and much time
gained.
iuror would not answer. A separate jury
of twelve men must be empanelled TO try
each case, and they must be summoned by
due process Of law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-17

~ SYSTEM. 10y which any one can become
the p0ssessor of DIAMOND RING. GOLD OR
on the easiest terms possihlo-yiL, ~ deposit
ing 4 DOLLAR A WEEK or moro, az c0n-
yenient. You can draw out NJ any time AMI get
o watch or ring 20 the fan yauo - yonr money
thus deposited, or should circumstances r.aune
n you eau M your money ga tull after threo
months from date of entry. No single deposit
to exceed go aud 40 deposit 20 run over $50 IN
twelve mouth-. Interest at tho rate OF I"r
cent added a. principal every three m mus
which Will be applied as discount from the nl:
cash price OF goods selected. Everything mark
cd ~ plain figures.
10 Is-IuGF2. III EAST BROAD STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-17

We are indebted TO Hon. JOHN p. JoNEs,
of Nevada. for a copy of his great speech
on the free coinage Of silver delivered In
the United States Senate May 18th and
18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-17
THE COUPON CASES.
A SEPARATE JURY TO BE eMPA-
NellED IN EACH OF THE 65 CASES.
The Cenuineness of the Coupons Ad-
mItted-Eight Hundred Jurors 10 ne
summoned--A Hot Contest.
,co,,o.rora.nce o, tho Richmond Dispatch.


pyrrRsprgo. VA, June 1G. 1890.
When tho Circuit Court was opened
tbis morning the first OF the sixty-hye
sujts against the Commonwealth. IN when
commons had been rendered for verincatlon
in the payment Of taxes. was called Tor
trial MIR. James Cooper, the plaintiii ana
his counsel. A. q. Guigon, Esq, OF hlch-
mond were present, and before them was
onened large bundle of the bonds OF the
State. which were TO prove the genuine,
mesa of the coupons that had been chpped
from and were in suit. Judge NlIiihlh n.
Mann. of Nottoway, ard D.. NJ. Mnlieh'
ESQ, Of this city, represented the olate'
Mr.. Cooper was tho only witness exam
med on either side. and his statement was
very brief. confined mainly 20 the verihca-
tion of the coupon and the production OK
the bond from which it had been cut. Inc
ouestion arose as TO whether the coupon IN
question had been used for the payment OF
the liouor.taY or in part for the payment OF
the scbool.fax. both Of which the supreme
Cont had decided were payable IN money.
Mr. Cooper put this question at rest Dy
saying the coupon was used IN payment u
the license-tax OF hat-merchapt'
THE couE1's INSTRUCTIONS.
Counsel for .he plaintiff submitted an
instruction which he asked the Court 10
give the Jury. which was ainendeu so ~ ~
read rs follows. and which the Court gave
The Court instructs the jury that the
production in court OF q bond OF the State
bearing the seal of the State and the SIC;
natures Of the Treasurer and Second
Auditor is pr,md face proof OF the
Ccnuineness Of the bond. and If the Jury be
lieve that the coupon produced was cut
from such bond, they shall md Tor the
plaintiff"
While nearly two hours were consumed
in cettinc this case into the hands OF the
iury, it required only minute or two TOR
the Jury to render It's verdict for the PLAIN
tiff.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-17
SPRING TONIC.

No other medicine builds up
the dcbilitated system so
rapidly as Johnston's Nolan
dine. It is blood food. Nerve
tonic. 1t cures as nature
cures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-17

This afternoon the east bound passenger
train ON the Atlantic and Danyille railroad
ran over and killed colored boy about
two miles west Of Franklin. Ut is supposed
the boy was asleep on tho track. for when
the whistle was blown he got mp m an ap-
narontIv FRIGHTENED condition and jumped
INTO the middle Of the track. The whole
train went over him and he wa iearfuly
maneled. The body was brought down to
Franklin on the train. but no one was able
10 give any clue as to his identity. lie IVES
about fifteen wears Of age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-17
COLLEGE COMMENCEMENTs.
DANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES, 1890.
WEDNESDAY, Juss 18TH.

WEDNBSDAI, JTNb IoIH.
1r.9O A. NJ. Address before the Society o'
Alumni by Major David H. Duncan, a. NJ. spar
ianburg. \. {. I +. NJ, Contest ior su'herlin
Prizo Medal for Oratory. =. VI. Annual Meet
ing and Banquet ~ Society OF Alumni. J.. ~
Coiebrntion Of FRANKLIN Literary Society. Nd
Dress pv mo President-elect Hon. tfank Here
ford, Of West virginia.
THURSDAY, JUNE, 18Th.
f1:aO 4. NJ, Annual Address by Hon. John W.
Daniel. Of Virginia. f. ~, Degree and Prizes
Conferred. SIP. NJ, Celebration OF the washing
ton Literary Society. Address b. tho Fre7ilent-
nlecf. ~ lI---
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Electric aud Other Freaks I'm Essex.
ICorrespondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch ]

DUsSsyILLE, June Is. 1890.
During quite a severe thunderstorm the
lightning struck the dwelling house of Mr..
Washington Clarke, living near Hover
toms, IN this county, tearing one corner OF
the house very badly. Mrs. Blackburn,
the wife Of Emmett Blackburn, son OF Mrs.
Clarke. who is residing with his mother,
was severely shocked aud stunned by the
stroke and remained unconscious for some
time. She is now all right.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-17
So N B.T HING
TO
TALK ABOUT.

EGYPTIAN LACE FLOUNClNG, 42 inches decd
formerly sold at 7jc. a yard, only few
pieces loft and the price now IS only lyc. a
yard: ..
li-lnch HRMSTITCHED SWISS FLOCNClNG,
never sold under sc, special Offering OF -
pieces 81 SOC. yard;
12kc. INDIA LINEN, in remnants. We arc sell
ing &c. a yard ..
Fine quality SOFr-FINISHED LAWNS, worth
Sc. a yard, IN Blue, Pink, Black, ana Brown
Figures, OF 80. yard;
25c. quality WOOL CHALLlES In largo variety
OF styles, designs now aud rich. at 1880. a
yard;
LADIES' FULL-REGULAR MADE BLACK
HOsE-others are Offering them as a big bar
gain At IS. pRir-our price, always the
lowest, IA l2Nc a pair for them
Lovely CHALLlES. the quality usually sOld ~
atshc.. and by somo houses az l0c. yard,
We name the lowest price possible, ana tnaI
isGiic. "A yard. They are wonderful goods
at this price. 800.
STRIPE BROCADE MOUAlR BRlLLIANIlNE
was considered cheap at %. yard, but va
bought too many OF them, and 10 close them
out rapidly the price Ia cur TO l5-sc. yard;
PIN-sTRiPE HOSE-Gs scarce as hons teeth
We got a small Jag OF them, and 10 keep up
our reputation Tor bargain sellers, Will sell
them a. long "a they last az l24c, though
they are worth 20c. pair:
NERRIMACk SHIFTING, prints in tho newest
patterns. at 4hc. yard. ..
Our ifth supply Of BLACK LACE NElS Just
opened aud at prices lower than our previous
supplies. Some spoci0l prices await you In this
deuurtmeDt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-17
The Census IN Richmond.
INItHMVNli UuiIu 40, I1VV'
To he IiliiOr Of De Dispatch
RICHMOND, June i6, !

To he Editor Of DE Dispatch
sir.-I clipped the item that appeared in
your issue Of Friday last in reference to a
chief enumerator for this city and sent it to
Captain X. A. Young, of Petersburg, super
visor for this district, and asked If il were
possible to have that done: if not, TO ar
range 50 that families or persons who have
been overlooked could send the number Of
their residence aud names Of persons not
listed through tho mail. 80 that the city
could get correct census. The people and
press Of this city would cheerfully assist ia
this. Here is the Supervisors reply.
Yours respectfully,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-17
nrsrnrcr1vE CYCLONE.

Orite n cyclone occurred az Savage's
CrSssinc nine miles south Of Suffolk. Sat
nrdey evening about o'clocS. 4 number
Of out-h ouees wezo totally demolished and
one two-st6ry building was removed seye-
raj feet from its original position. Fruit
trees were uprooted and carried some dis
lance and the growing corn wa quite
badly damaged. Fortunately no person
rns ininrad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-17
LOST. srsAyED. ASe soos -

r OST, ON SuNpAisCSe
L moralag. 90 Elsseath street ,,-,.,.n 10
be,sesn cisy sad Marshall or GA .'p1ix ~
tweea ele,eatl aud ftith si9vs~ = ara osicr
viii BE- rewarded BY LEAVING IAsla a. ,. "a
sas, Clay street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-17
/ Episcopal church at o'clock tomorrow


TIRE OLDlbT tiAiNHN'
Mr.. William Il. Ellis. the oldest citizen
~ suffolk. died Mt twenty minutes 10
o'clock this afternoon. Death was the re-
suit primarily of old ago, although de-
ceased had been great sufferer for some
time from a glandnlar trouble having
Ellis was eigbty-two years Of age the past
snrine and had been resident of Suffolk be-
tween thirty and forty years. having been
o,coged in mercantile business here before
tho war. He was en- official member Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South, and
was noted for his uprightness and purity
Of character. During his lucid moments
the past day or two hehas been enraptured
with the glories OF Heaven and was de-
sirous TO depart and DO at rest. His
funeral will take place ct the Methodist
church at 6 u. NJ. tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-17
al REMARlE PlPplNS.
Not More Than Half "A Wheat Crop-Car-
rier-Pigeon Killed.
lcorrospontence Of the RIchmond DIspateh.l

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatcnl
ScorrsyILIE, Va. Juno 10. 1890.
Our farmers have been sadly dsappolnt-
ed during the past week OF harvest. Wheat
fields that looked as II good yield might
be expected from them have harvested a
small crop. and u good crop IN this section
is an exception. Not more than halt q
crop is now estimated for this and con.
tiguous localities.
WINGED TOURIST KILLED.
carrier-pigeon was killed at this place
Thursday evening bearing upon IFS left
wing the stamped address Of -. IL. Stock
well. s1l north Capitol street. Washington,
u. G. ~ while on q circlet upon It's ankle
WAS its registered number, III ,323." The
party shooting it believed it to be an or
dinarv pigeon when be shOtit on the wing,
as il was among a number that are COM
mon in the town This Is the fourth car
rier-pigeon seen in this section winch were
presumably liberated at too great dis
lance from their homes and were ac-
cOrdingly lost.
The Dispatch is daily sought after here
for its pthy extracts from Row. Sam
Jones's sermons as well rs for It's general
late news with which its columns are
usually freighted.
WORSE THAN FISH STORY.
A thoroughly reliable gentleman informs
your correspondent that he saw near this
place two small snakes deliberately Gu
gagged in swallowing each other Goodly
portion of each snake having been taken
into the stomach of the other This re-
minds us of the old farmer who saw large
| bull frog basklng IN the sun on the bank
| of his mill-pond. 4 large water-moccasln
commenced 10 swallow his trogshp by
| taking in his legs. Meanwhile the frog be
gun the same process by taking in the tail
| of the snake. The swallowing process, as
| the story goes. continued until the reptile
and the frog swallowed each other and
both disappeared from view.
TOO LITTLE PAY.
Tho scarcity of operators on the James
River division OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway has caused the telegraph offices at
| Haxall, Westham. and Pemberton to be
closed at night for the past week OF more.
| The operators on this line get $40 and S35
| per month for day aud night respectively
aud this pay Is not attractive 60 the
| fraternity.
Thousands of railroad ties are being
| shipped from this section 20 the main line
of the Chesapeake and Ohio IN West Vir.
| GINA, and the cry is still they come. Many
persons have abandoned farming TO the
more lucrative business, they say, Of tie
| getting. Another industry being pushed
| in this county is embraced in spoke tim
Der. which Is shipped north.
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turned.
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Held & ThaIhinlGP,
600 BROAD STREET.
GREAT
r. II Nj o V A l.
SALE.

REMEMBER, all goods have been marked
much less than value 10 close out the stock. No
reserve
CHILDREN's GAUZE SHIRTS that were Is aud
2b,. nov Zoe. each
FANCY MATING, equal 10 the best Hoc. goods
WHITE AND ECKU CECURTAISs-our Re
Inogal sale reductions are especially notice
able IN this department.
Lovely WOOL CHALLlEs-the same quality
that others sell az 2jc.-we show In entirely
new patterns at lSc. yard ..-.,.. 800
LOW prices on LADIES' CHEMIsETTES AND
sHIRrRES;
FANCY MATTiNGS-the lsc. quality now mark
our Soc. - SIX 81 And SATIN scARFs now reduced
10 BIC. each:
SWISS EMBROIDERIES AND sKIRTINGs-new
patterns a. removal prices .
The s5c. quality GENrLEAEN'S BALBRIGGAN
SHIRTS now reduced 70 25c. each;
Our COLORED DRESS GOODS at about half
value-all the new shades;
WOOL OUTING SHIkTS-the Sl.25 grade now
PLAID. PLAID AND STRIPED WHITE GOODS.
Tho assortment Is large and tho prices the
Boys AND MINIS SATIN sCARFs-ths .sc.
quslity-remOval price l5c. each:
sATlSE WINDSOR sCAKFs that we're ioc. now
Special lot Of FIGURED LAwNs-they were 8.
6k, and sc.-now the price Is &c. yard
EYlra quality SEAMLESS FANCY MATING
tho 4Oc. grade at 29c. yard --
Great bargains In LADIES' MUSLIN UNDER
cnILDRESis MUSLIN :cAPs-an grades re-
iuce1-the l5c. ones now s.. each;
BLACK SILK FLoUNCISGs AND NETS from
i9c. a yard up. All grades reduced.
PARASoLS AND UMBkELLAS-Gloria and
silk-sll at removal prices.
d. & Z. MITTELDORFER,
ie n-Tu&rh 527 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-17
ATANlIIY AFFAIR.

Judge Mann objected on the ground that
some Of the cases would fall because the
coupons were rendered for liquor and
some in part for schoOl-taXes and they
could not be hurried through with. lie
had nothing to do with the matter OF the
expense to the CITY OF Petersburg. The
coupons were rendered by her citizens
and the burden Will fall on those who ten
dered them. The money will be paid here
and nobody will be the worse of. Judge
Mann commended the law az wise one,
enacted by the Commonwealth for tho
benefit of her people in her lfe-and-death
struggle with her creditors.
Mr.. Guigon criticised the law az one that
does djscredit to the honor of the State.
II il were question of life or death with
the State would to God she had died.
The Court said it would not consider tho
cost in the cases. but what cOWse would
give substantial justice 10 the parties al
suit. 1t would have sixty men summoned
for Wednesday morning. and II 1t were
found that these could be readily used
larger number would be summoned for
the next day.
Counsel for the State required that the
law in reference to tho summonlng OF
Jurors should be strictly complied with.
The cases are hotly contested and excite
much interest.
EIGHT HUNDRED MEN TO BE SUMMONED.
The Sergeant and his deputies will have
a busy time during the next few days IN
summoning jurors TO try these cases as
prescribed in the new law. Iheywlll have
to summon nearly 500 men TO get the 700
that are needed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-17

The Court, after further discussion by
counsel. said that jury means every man
on the panel that tho withdrawal Of one
man aud the substitution Of another would
not make the jury new and distinct one {;
that il is evidently the intention OF the
new law that only one verdict shall be rem
dered for or against the Commonwealth by
one iury ut the same term Of the court, ex-
cept' by consent of the Attorney tor tho
Comm Onwcalth
Mr.. Cuigon then asked and demanded in
iustice TO the interests of his client that
the twelve jurors for each of the. sixty
three cases or seven hundred and fifty men
be summoned by the Sergeant at once, that
the horrible burden might be gotten nd Of.
lie promised the Court that II this was
done and no distractions were thrown IN
the way he would get nd OF them all IN one
day,
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