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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-07

XXANTED-Salcsm at $500 per month
w salary and expenses to sell line OF silver
plated ware. watches. etc, by sample only: horse
particulars and sample case OF goods free
STANDARD SILVER WARE CO., Boston,
Mass. se2gdc
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-07
Hem advertisements.

WTANTED-GOOD BUTCHER-APPLY TO
w WIN. f. EHNI, bridgeport, o. se7dqer
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-07

The members of the Fort Henry Club
met I'M Chamber of Commerce Thursday
NIGHT but transacted little business out
sideofratifying the purchase of the Howell
mansion on Chapliue street. IL IS reported
the price paid is $4,000. which covers all
the ground, stable and chandeliers, car
pets. etc. The meeting was not as large as
desired. caused by "a misunderstanding
as 90 the time of meeting. Another meet
win be held Monday evening, at which
IL IS expected all members will be present,
as important business relative 70 the max
ing Of bylaws is 90 come up.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-07

a number of the friends of Miss Ella
Ankle rendered her a pleasant surprise par
tv. 40 her home on South Jacob street last
Tuesday evening About twelve couples
were present. Dancing, music and games
was the order of the evenings enjoyment,
with an iutermission AZ midnight, when re
freshments were served and discussed. 1t
was AN early hour next morning when the
guests departed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-07

WANTED Two OR THREE UNFUR-
w nshed rooms, centrally located. suitable
for light housekeeping. Address I'll. L. W."
this Office seq
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-07

Miss Sadie ROGERS. who is % member Of
the kleudenn.n- Club, entertained the
Club M her home Ola South Jacob street on
Thursday evening last i'm very charming
manner Both vocal and Instrumental mu-
sic was rendered. The evening was spent
in dancing All were delighted by hearing
"a very line recitation recited by one of the
members. Refreshments were served at a
late hour AL left very much delighted
over the good time they had.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-07

"a solid silver spoon. The gathering was
characterized by some of Wheeling's most
proficient players. and the first prize was
contested by several of the fair ones, the
honor finally falling 10 Miss Laura Cooper.
A dainty lunch was served during the al
tcruOon. An the arrangements OF the
party were admirably planned and sue
ccssfullv executed
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-07

TO DO GENERAL House
w work in family Of three. Reference re-
quired. Apply at % Thirteenth st. seq
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-07

Quite a new method of Waiting has
sprung up recently The Boston Courier
saws it is more curious than graceful, con-
s.stiug of q spring into the air quickly
executed double shuttle. and another spring,
the process being repeated until exhaustion
ensues TO is very fine exercise for these
warm evenings in crowded rooms, and IS
found exceedingly conducive TO brilliant
compleNi0us. Much skill is necessary 10
avoid rapid descent upon partners toes, an
accident not provocative of good humor,
aud frequently trying TO the best manners.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-07

VXTANTED-A GOOD BREAD AND CAKE
w Baker. Steady work. Enquire at the
REGISTER office. se6eqdq
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-07

ElOR RENT-THAT ELEGANT STORE
IL room No. 1889 west side ihain street, lately
occupied as the office OF the c., l.. ~ w. r, r. Co.
Terms reasonable. Possession given at once.
Inquire OF NJ REILLY, 1909 Main st. jelOeSdh
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Chicago Market.


CHICAGO, June 9. 80 Messrs. Baldwin
and Famum telegraph to c. W. Branch n
Co.. as follows: Wheat.--All through the
early part Of the session wheat was dun,
operators generally appearing to be wall
ing until after the government report was
issued. Hutchinson was steady seller,
although the volume was not very large,
but it was large enough 10 supply all the
demand. and the crowd got filled up and
the result was good, sharp break towards
the close. July closed at 9ll2. The gen
eral feeling il that any damage that Will be
repOrted tomorrow by the government has
ben discounted in the price. at least for the
time being. Bulls neither have the nerve or
money they had thirty DAYS ago. and their
influence in the market j. not so great All
reports from the Northwest point % mag
niiccnt spring crop, and the best iniorna-
ton We cen get is that there are good
many sections in the winter wheat states
that have been reported ruincl that VIII
turn out q good deal better than the crop
killers claim. Visible decreased 662,OOO.
IiNerpool quoted frmcr. poor de-
mand. June delivery, % lower Corn
Corn has been fairly active. although hue
tuatiOns have been small. Lighter receipts
are expected for awhile. The weakness in
wheat has something to do with checking
the advance in com. Gables steady ana
duh. Oats-Oats have been strong All ia!
again. showing an advance. The bad crop
reports and unprecedented export demand
formed a basis for strength Provisions
Provisions have ruled dull all day. The
speculative trading seems dead for the
time being. As we near July we shall
probably see more liquidation in long sun.
ON weak places We advise purchases, and
believe stun bought Will pay well. Two
thousand five lUGdrod hogs tomorrow.
Cash trade is duh. and we look TO see II 80
for the balance Of this month.
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TOBACCO DEPARTM ENT.

RICHMOND. VA. June 0.-No offerings
OF tobaccOs at auction on Change to-day.
Private sales reported 90 the secretary to-
day; Wrappers. "a hogsheads; filters, .,
hogsheads; cutters, hogsheads; scrap,
h0gsheads. Total, ~ hogshcads.
Office Of the tobacco inspector reports TO-
day. nspcctions-Brghi. 8. hogsheads
dark. % hogsheads. Reinspcctions- Bright,
- hogsheads; dark, 4hogsheads.
Farmers, Wilson's, Virginia, Allegheny,
Old Dominion. Crenshaw's, Seabrooks!
Blauchards, DavenpOrt's. Planters ana
Merchants Shelburne's and Shockoe ware
houses report to-day: Receipts hogs
heads and tierccs.
Office Of the collector Of the United
states internal revenue reports collections
for the city of Richmond to-day, as follows:
Tax paid on cigars and cigarettes. Sl3S.6j;
t0baccos, Si,6f3.S2. Total. S5,3S2.11.
Registered nj the Tobacco Exchange TO-
day -. '. Arquinbau. New York city; W.
G.. Huntington. Farmyillc.
Reports from the West agree that very
small percentage Of the crop has been
planted, and great compliant is made as to
want Of rain. especially in Kentucky.
IL is said that the planting in the Farm
vile and Lynchburg districts Of Virginia
will not exceed the planting of last year.
The Richmond tobacco market opened
fairly active to-day, with good sales OF
bright wrappers and filters. Inspections
moderate: reinspections light; receipts
moderate: deliveries good being nearly
double the rcccipts); internal revenue col
lcctious fairly large. {. Mel.
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New York Cotton Market.
BY TelcgraIh.i

NEW YORK. June 9.-Messrs. Hubbard.
Price ~ Co. in their cotton circular tonight
say: "Ihe Liverpool market this morning
plainly felt the impulse Of the passage OF
the silver bill 10y the House Of Representa-
tiyes ON Saturday. and advanced some to
% points as compared with the closing fl.
ares of last week. spot sales. 1000. The
result has been further advance 10 l2.lJ
tor August here. The new crops have
sympathiZed hut slightly, most operators
being disposed 10 await the publication
Of the bureau report tO-mor 0w. Tho
speculation in August has continued mar
row. but the attempt on the part Of those
credited with the manipulations has been
palpably toward am increase of their hold
ings, and I'm This We think they have been, 10
some extent. successful. II RENAME. how
over. go a great extent. awaiting the market
On summer positions, and the course of
Liverpool must, ultimately, be tac deter
aiming factor
Receipts az our ports to-day are estimated
at 100 bales against 81 last week. The
spot lots closed quiet. Middlings UP
lands. III sales. i6> bales. Trans lctions
in futures to-day. 36 00O bales. Futures
closed irregular as follows: June, l2.23@
l2.2l: July. l2.25W l2.21; August, 12.lGN
l2.l1; Neuiemhcr. 12.2lW l2.22; October.
1890 1O.1l; November. 1880 1860; De
comber. lO.5~W 1879: January, 1860 1862;
February. l0.6jW LOGS.
I'm Liverpool spot cotton closed steady:
middlings uplanUs, q J-l6d; sales, 1000
bales.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
D1tAttlDlt ~ al htti
IHY InleEIanh.I

BALTIMORE, MD, June 9.--COti0n nOmi
nal: middling, ~ 10. Flour dun. but steady
Howard street and Western supcrIime. So
WS-.1j: do. extra, $1,000 S4.O0: do. family
Si.2ju $50; city mills Rio brand extra
sl.I.0 500: winter wheat. patent. $4,000
5000: spring do. do. 5000 $3.50; do. do.
stra' CHIT. $l.GOWSJ.0O; do, do. extra, SLlOm
$3.50 Wheat southern scarce and firm
Fultz, sJM9lc.; LongberTy. NGWg2c.; steamer
80. red, S1W S,c.; Western firm; No. 2win.
ter red spot and June, @e@o0lf -. Corn
southern firm and higher; white, iGc.
yellow. 42c.; Western steady; mixed
spot and June. 4OW lOI4c. Oats firm. South
cru and Pennsylvania. 3l@3jc.; do.
Western white, 33@3jisc.; mixed, S2~
33lkc.; Graded 40. white. 3jllc. Rye
quiet; choice. G5MGSc. Provisions firm and
unchanged. Coffee firm: Rio cargoes. fair
poe. sugar strong and active; granuated
Ca.@Gisc. Copper Refined strong. 40
Al.c. Whisky firm at $l.l1.
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New York stock Market.
Reported by c. W. Branch d Co., bankers
and brokers. No. iii Main street

NEW YORK. June 9.-LOndon did not re-
sDond 10 the passage ON the silver bill. and
our market generally failed To respond, al
though the Willard outfit, led 10y Oregon
TranScOniincntal, went mp, and the trust
stocks were strong. Richmond Terminal,
too. developed strength. but the list - "a
whole. was barely steady and exceedingly
dull. Good judges think silver legislation
is i'm about this position. The senate may
pass biz something more like free coinage,
aud the louise viii not concur. j. remains
for "a conference committee to adjust The diff
ference. Passenger rates were restored TO-
dav. except between II. Louis and Kansas
CITY. and the rate situation generally. AL
over the country, is gOOd-that Is, no differ
pnccs exist which cannot readily be adjust
cd. sterling exchange is near the gold
SHIPMENT point again. but no apprehensiOns
are felt OF any striugency in the money
market. Both the coal and iron trades are
picking up. The New York Central Rail
road issues Slj,OUO,O0O Of four per cent. gold
dobentures for improvements now being
made and during the next three years.
President Adams SAYS Union Pacific ca
uenses are heavy. because the tonnage
beine moved. although enormous, is Of
Kind that paws low rates. The street, a, "a
whole. d. mixed over the failure of the mar
kpt 10 respond 10 good news, bat the feeling
is very Hopeful. The only trouble Is the
possibility that some STOCKS have discounted
ihe improvement ia the news.
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10y Afitsldtii.
NEW YORK, June 9.-Moucy closed
at per cent Exchange steady: posted
rates. 1sjllWiS1lt; actual rates. ioJw $50
for sixty days and $50 >li for demand.
Governments steady; currency G's, ll3; IS,
coupons. 1926; 4 do. lO3 bid.
The trading on the stock ENcnanee Tins
morning was on limited scale. Prices
opened shade better fen majority Of The
stocks. but the bears soon began crusade
against the market. They circulated a
number Of reports emanaiine from Chicago
about new rate ditlicu.u,-. and hammered
some of the leaders. Tie gan-ers gave
way readily. and there Wa, "a general de-
cline throughout the market hy Ho0u. The
market was % little more active ana de-
cidcdy stronger after midday. Prices
gradually recovered o. tbe close, when. n
most cases they We're mp toll per cont
higher than on saturday. The strength of
the market during tac afternoon Was due to
buying consequent upon denial of the re-
port, rate cutting in the West. Total -ale-'
2JI ,1Oa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10

LYNcHBuRG. June Our receipts for
the last week were very light, amounting
10 only $40, 100 pounds, making the total
sales since October !. lSs9, l2.21sGOO
pounds. against II, 100000 pounds for the
same period last year. Though the offerings
were very common. prices were "a little still
or ON low grades, and anything GOOD or fine
brought outside figures, fine shipping To-
baccp bringing lSW lsHc. per pOund-ihe
highest price for good many years. Wrap
pcrs and filters suitable for home manuiac-
turc are very scarce and eagerly sought
after by our manufacturers.
Holt. SCHAEFER 4 co.
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ofwh industrial leaving l92 h
tsa dstees.w hch vii rrolu
Inowss
Treasury toll hereafter ssued deemed advisable
proposed for TWO HUNDRED DoIh
ond o
VIII he Of a r average
off utercses
laying and development OF the
andes
the
AUGUSTA COUNTY
the hat
einarkc on he N
onIthe rnGma alton appyo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10

IlOPKINsVILhE, Ky, June Cur mar
ket this week was stronger on new and
easier on old leaf Lugs remained UNI
changed. The greater portion of the new
crop mgs are common and the old Tugs
show well in comparison. The old leaf n
the old stocks H. now almost completely cN-
hausted. leaving those stocks composed al
most entirely Of lugs, of which. probably.
one-fourth is frosted or very common. sea-
sons tor planting were favorable up to near
~ the close of May. Two more good sea-
sons Will set thc crop. For ten days the
weather has been hot and dry with light
shower Yesterday and some rain indications
to-day. NJ. II. CLARk ~ BRO.
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Quofdtioas.- MiddlIng, llhc.; low mic
ding, iO7&c.; good ordinary lVc.
live Stock Market.

RICHMOND, June ., 1890.
Receipts-2ij cattle; ~ sheep and lambs
~ hogs.
Sales $50 cattle; ~ sheep and lambs
227 hogs.
Prices Cattle, best, &c. 10 4lzc. gross;
n few extra fine higher; medium to good,
3i5c. 20 &c. gross common TO fair. 20. to
3hc gross; sheep. Sc. 10 &c. gross; lambs,
I5c. TO GlSc. gross; hogs, NC. to 5lzc. net;
bulls, 212c. 30 &c. gross.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10
Cincinnati Market.
IL. IL -.-

CINCINNATI. o., June 9.-Pork regu-
lar. Sl2 JoWSl2.621s family. Sl2I21z@Sl2.21.
Lard Kettle dried. Sj.@WS6. bacon
short. clear sides. $1,000 $500. Whisky
sales. go barrels finished goods on the
basis of Sl.09 per gallon tor high wines.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10

Buy a lot in BARTON &
LAMBS BROOKLAND
PARK, at 500 each, for an
investment, one and a half
miles from centre of Rich
mond. The best improve
ments. The handsomest prop
erty. Certain to increase rap
idly in value. Call and let us
show you what improvements
we are making.
BARTON & LAMB,
S2I east Main.
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PAIN1s. &c.

ANTS.
We offer al lowest market prices
LEWIS - M LEAD.
PURE LISsEED OIL.
and su MATERIAL FOKHOUsEPAiNIlNU
r,ery article teed 10 be stfieiy pur
KCELL. LADD & CO.,
5 wholesale Druggists
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DIRECTORS.

NJ ERsKINE MILLER, stanton, Va.
II. VI. BELL, taunton, Va.
LApHAM Chicago. m.
II. II FAY, Capitalist, p state Street, Bos-
ton.
WI Fleming Richmond. Va.
GEORGE H. HULL President American
Pig IRON Storage Warrant Company, A Wall
street. New York.
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STAUNTON DEVELOPMENT COMPANY.
Authorized Capital $4,000, 1000.
SHARES 500 PAR VALUE, EACH
OFFICERS.

IRs1INE JrIf'Y Secretary stanton; Vi"
s NJ Yosr vIresdn staunion, stnton Va
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ISAAC WITT. stanton, Va.
Is. r. EAKLE, stanton, Va.
JOHN McQUAIDE Stanton. Va.
ANDREW BOWLING. Staunton, Va.
$ Il. YOSr stanton. Va.
JED HOTCHkiSS. Siaunt0n, Va.
j. II. WAYT, Staunton, Va.
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any, eECURIIIKs.

r,.hmond ga. 19Oi-1909 ...... Us
Richmond 6's. l90El9lo...... lis
Richmond IS. lS90-ie96 ....... lOl
Richmond 5's, 1921 and later. III
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RICHMOND, Va, Jane @, 1890.
FIRST BOARD.

200 Richmond city 6's at llN12.
SECURITIES. Bid. i sized.
u. >. 4}Fs, L. & c.. ISL. lO@ ....
q. :. rs, X. i, o., 1871 ...... IL 60.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
CKcurstons.

T0.DAY;s TINE TABLE FOR CONEY ISLAND:
1.rHh2s s5G. sI5 $iG " t1b,;i.ly api & i NTap.
station elevated railroads, 80, 10 ~ II so 2S2 a. M
! 80 2:l5 3. 345, 4:40, 80 0;So' 49, e'oo' ana
80 2. NJ. .....,
LHEAYE E &C. Goft5{ f5 2i1AN9 10 B. 10 J. Us 80 7iO
FARE TO 70 CoTEY ISLAND AND RETURN. 80 CENTS.
TIME TABLE FOR LONG BkANCHi, ,
FROM WEST 23D 81, \. R.-9 80 a. NJ. ana
Si$3 iTR6u M Ip,ER rNEvD no. n. RIO A. NJ. and
4 L. NJ. ,u,,>,~c
LEAVE OCEAN PiERI2 u M ~, ,e% ana q 9 Gt-rS 4 r.
N-' SINGLE FARE, 50 GENTS.
Fxcursion tickets Coney Island and Long Branch
o,d c Ill stations elevated roads with free
rsnsfr between South Ferry and Battery Place for I'd
and I'd ave passengers.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
ST'ON[NGTON LINE

points Sorth and East Only direct line for NAi;RAGAN
sIIr PIER aud WATCH HILL. Steamers leave New
PIER 80 y. r., block above Canast ot p M daily
cXcep SUNDAY connecting with trains and through
Reclnngchar ears. Returning train leaves Park Square
Station Boston '. M and Narragansett Pier 80 D. n
SpSt'IAL FXCu i;SION to NARRAGANSETr PIER
and arc HILL. Tickets good going SATURDAY, Aug
returnng SUNDAY Aug 10 Fare for the round trip TO
NarraQan.ett Pier, - 10 Watch Hl, $250.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
financial.

=EI,333.3aO or S6,AsS 92I. 33
= i,i66, $40 or 5,677, 7,704.00
- l,333,34O or @ ass ,021. 80
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08

THE BOOK OF oPES.AIR SPORTS octave; SEQ
Il nages Illustrated. The standard authority ON
American open-ar ainisements. Rules for sailing swim
ming bali playing. shooting horseback riding &c. &C.
Entertaining ana universally compmented by the prSa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-24
PROPOSED VIRGINIA RAILROAD.
The Project for Line from Pittsburgh to
Virginia Ore-Ficlds.

An extensive project for building con-
tinuous line of railroad from Pittsburgh TO
the rich iron-ore fields of Virginia was dis
cussed by Il representative party OF south
ern investors at the Hotel Rennert, Baltl-
more, Monday night. The West Virginia
Central and Pittsburgh railway Will be
asked TO cooperate in carving out the
plan, and ex-senator Henry q. Davis, presl-
dent of the road, was waited upon by Gov
ernor A. b. Fleming, of West Virginia;
Major Holmes Conrad, of Winchester, Va;
Colonel r. p. Chew, of Charlestown,
w. Va; Mr.. j. f. Effinger. of Staun-
ton, Va. and Mr.. G. p. Ehrman,
of Goshen. Va. Ex-Governor fltz;;
hugh Lee. of Virginia, was expected
TO be present. but could not 60. Most
of the conferrees who talked with Presi-
dent Davis are interested in the develop
mept of Goshen, in Rockbridge county,
Va. The terminals of the proposed new
line are TO be Pittsburgh at one end, and
Goshen, Coyington, Allegheny county, or
some point between them, at the other.
Pittsburgh, il is urged, wants the vast sup
plv of ore in Virginia for manufacturing
purposes, and the section where the MIN
| eral wealth lies seeks convenient marker
with good transportation facilities. Ihe
| plan contemplstes in the end
| through highway Of rail between Pitts,
1
| that the investors interested claim 10 be
| able to furnish million and half dollars
toward carrying out their ideas. Goshen
| is on the Chesapeake and Ohio road, and
| the proposed line would connect 1t with the
West Virginia Central. 1t would also cross
the Baltimore and Ohio at Grafton OF
Clarksburg. The completed tracks would
be 800 miles long, and by making use OF
lines already built not quite one half that
distance would have TO be covered WITH
new rails and road-bed. The line woult
strike the West Virginia Central al
Elkins, and use its tracks for about
seventy miles. branch of the Pennsyl
vania. already extended south from Pitts
burgh. would be ayailed of for abou
eighty miles, and tho northern terminus
of construction would be the Monongs
hela river, near the State line between
Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Int
whole plan was laid before President DAVIS
who took deep interest in it, Considera
BILE enterprise and activity have been EN-
listed in its behalf. II carried out thu
idea would be in line with the presen
policy of the West Virginia Central. which
it is commonly supposed is reaching ou
after new connections and extensions.
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l;eve It, declaring that he had dealt the
man A slight blow, which could not have
seriously hurt him, but the physician who
examined the body of the dead man found
that the left side Of the face had been fear
fully crushed end was inclined TO think
that the neck was broken.
HIS BooT-BEEL.
The imprint of Enoch's boot-heel was
plainly visible on Gravetts tace, and the
doctor said that the injury TO the face was
sufficient Of itself to have produced death;
The deceased was man of slender build
and was about forty-three years old: HIS
home was in North Danville, but in March
last he went 10 Richmond and there
worked at the carpenters trade until
few days ago, when he returned TO Dan
Vile. lie was not married, but had rela-
tives living in North Danville.
THE MURDERER.
Enoch is from Rockingham county, N.
c.. aud was at one time freight conductor
on the Richmond and Danyille railroad.
He and bis victim had only speaking
acquaintance with each other and had
rarely met. The case will probably be
heard by the Mayor tomorrow morning.
Mrs Nancy Sublett. who died here on
Sunday. was a native OF Powhaian county,
and was the widow of Joseph Subiett.