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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15

noon AZ $3.50 o'clock-Nr John Morton, vlcc- prcsi-
dent, In the chair Charles L. Rady and A. j.
Gary secretaries
The exercises were opened with singing by tho
congregation and prayer by Rev. G. &. Wcrton.
baker, of Iaurel~Strect church.
. Nr. W. A. Pearce superintendent md Rev.
H. II. Bennett. pastor made reports on the con.
"'iion OF Washington Street school, which were
worry encouraging.
Tho President called on the following speak ora.
All OF whom made interesting and practical ad-
dresses: Rev. Dr. Tudor. subject, "1he Spc-
cite NorA of the sunday School the Conversion
OF the P1pils.' G. W. Hunter. more PRAYER
for salvation 81 tho Children" Rev J. W,lcv
hl"isoe. The Opportunities and Reeponsi
hliuos of Sunday-SchOol WORK. Robert N
Nhtlock, =" Mission Work In tho Sunday
School Gilbert j. Hunt, " Loyalty 20 Christ and
Persistence, Perseverance, and Puuctualityr
Tao following Is summary Of superinten-
dents reports:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
TIE VULCAN coMPaNY's MEETING.
Officers Re-Eiected-Not to Move 10 Mnn-
chester just Yet.

The stockholders OF the Vulcan Iron
Company held their annual meeting on
yesterday at the Office OF the company,
corner seventh and Byrd streets. All the
old officers were reelected. as follows :;
President. Ar I. Seddon Bruce; Secre-
tary and Treasurer. Mr.. Albert c. Bruce :,
Directors Mcssrs. 4. Seddon Bruce, Al
bcrt &. Bruce. James W. Allison, Is. Ran.
Wexford. and Charles +. TAYLOR.
No business Of special importance was
transacted except that 1t was determined
that n move to Manchester would not be
advisable until the company had disposed
of Its real estate III Richmond.
The arrangements recently constructed
for unloading iron and coal directly from
the connection track into the yard or the
WORK. were inspected and approved. 1t
WAS evident that the company would be
saved great expense hy these arrange
mcnts. which were not possible until the
number of trains passing over the track
was reduced to the present number.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
THE RICHMOND TERMINAL.
Nothing Definite Accomplished In the
Matter Of Extending Its Debt.
Try teiegraD m to the Disuatch1

By telegraph 10 tnr Dlslhlch'
New YORK. September 1.-THE officers
of the Richmond Terminal Company were
at work all day on the plan 10 extend It's
fioating debt. but at the end of the day 1t
was stated that nothing definite can be
accomplished. Among those present at
the meeting Of the Executive Committee
were George J. Gould. John II. lnman.
Abram S. Hewitt, John A. Rutherford.
and Samuel Thomas. Ii was reported al
ter the meeting that notice had been re-
ceived that - 100000 could be counted on
at once II the committee should agree
upon plan to extend the floating debts of
the various companies in the system similar
10 that adopted by the Union Pacific Com
pany. President lnman says he thinks
that 10000. 900 collateral trust notes Will
be issued, guaranteed by the Richmond
Terminal Company. each of the allied
companies depositing collateral TO secure
II, own hoating debt II is officially stated
that the floating debt of the Richmond
Terminal Company is $3.50, ,OOO the Georgia
Central, $780, ,OJO; Richmond and Dan
vile, S3,2OO,OO0, and East Tennessee,
-l10O COO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
HIS CAREER.

Judge McTeer is widely known through
out this State and tennessee. where he $ls
been lecturing for the past few years. s$it
few people OF his age have tried the mEiy
phases of life that he has. He begai.'tO
practice law as soon ~ he became of A.,
took very active part in politics ur:er
the Roadluster administration, was Mp.
pointed Judge. and afterwards elected
Commemorative attorney. The latter
position lie resigned 10 try his talent IN
the new and growing town of Cisco, Tex.
Wearylng Of that he returned to Virginia.
professed religion, and was placed III cn9rge
OF a Methodist church IN tennessee. He
soon espoused the cause OF temperance
and has been following the vocation Of Il
temperance lecturer ever since.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
AN OHIO DEMOCRAT GONE.
Death OF Mr.. Robert q. Dun at Asheviiie-
a Brother-in-Law OF Thurman.
Special telegram to tho Dispa.ch.l


AsHEvrLLE, N. c., September H.-Mr.
Robert G.. DUN died here yesterday AFTER
noon of paralysis. in bis sixty-hith year;
Formerly he was a prominent citizen OF
Ohio, at one time farming IN that state
largely and extensively, and later idepti-
fed with Democratic politics ana other
interests there. lie was very intelligent
and n very genial man. making bosts OK
friends. He vas a brother-in- law OF Allen
q. Thurman and u cousin OF X. Il. Dun. OF
the New York Commercial Agency. lie
came 10 Ashovllle about six years ago with
his family for his health. His wife ana
several daughters survive him. Inc re-
mains will be inferred at Dayton, y.
ANOTHER DEATH.
Mrs. Narina :. Claxton. wife OF Il. I.
Claxton. superintendent OF the Asheyiile
public schools. died here yesterday alter
noon Of nervous prostrati0n, after orief
illness: aged twenty-six. The schools
were suspended TO-DAY. Professor Clsx-
ton goes tonight with the remains to
Goldsboro'. N c.. the former home OF
Mrs tlaxtpn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15

II you keep your eyes upon our FALL
STYLES you will find them marvels OF
quality and price. Cold-weather wear
has come in with a rush, and with rush
it is ready to 90 out. All that skill and
brains could do to make it captivating
to the eye and irresistible TO the pocket
book has been done. You can depend
upon getting maximum of value for a
minimum Of cost. Dexterous fingers
have finished our CLOTHING to such
perfection that they provoke the admira-
ton Of all who SEQ them. You can
get more satisfaction from them to the
square inch than any other material
ever before gave you to the square foot.
Far away beyond comparison are
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
County Court-Big Docket.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch. J

MARTISsyILLE, Va, September 1.-THE
County Court Is in session and large
number Of indictments are being made,
some for very grave offences.
During recess Beverly a. Davis. young
man from some OF the Government depart
ments at Washington, but recently located
here 70 practice law, announced himself a
candidate for tho Legislature. he says he
is a Republican aud pitched into tie
Democratic party as best he could. en-
dorsed Blaine for, 1892 and lauded Reed.
The Farmers Al lance held a convention
and recommended z. X. Wray for the
Legislature. Wray is a Democrat and will
no doubt be endorsed by the Democratic
marty
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
STRANGE CASE OF LOSS OF MEMORY.
A Young Man Who Was Probably sand.
bagged the Victim.

case of loss OF memory is reported from the
county hospital. Thursday young man
about twenty years of age was picked up
by an officer and turned over to the county
authorities. He could remem Der that his
home WAS ten miles south OF Aberdeen.
Miss, but ho could not remember his
name nor could he recollect where he had
been since September lat On that day be
left his fathers house with over slOO 10
nav OF some colored hands who we're work
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

LII. VALENTINE, II NJ, farming implements,
castings, &c.
J. Il. ELAN & CO., 5ts L. NJ. frame dwelling
No. "a Twenty-rfth stroct, opposite AaSoni'
Ilall.
GEORGE w. MAYO, To-. \. w., groceries, scoies,
horse, wagon, &c, AZ ~. - eaes broad
street.
PRANK ID. HILL y co. 5,l =. -. f1ck-ant.
frame store aud dwelling nc rYrihwest COT.
ner Of Brook avenue aud MorIOe street.
J. II. VALENTINE, 1880 l.. ~, chilled plows
and castings
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
Full Court of Appeals.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch !

SrAuNToy, Va, September IA full
court was present to-day at the opening ol
Richardson putting in an appearance foI
the first time. Colonel Pendieton. OF
Lexington. filed papers for appeal IN the
cases of Brown ss. Grimsby.
The case of McClanahan rs. Western
Lunatic Asylum was ably argued by Mr.
Richly, of Culpeper. for appellants, and
L. G. Elder, Staunton, for appellee.
G.. q. Shepherd and NJ. Ii. Holt qualified
to practice in this court
Colonel Catlett Gibson will close tn,
argument in the case Of McClanahan us
the asylum III the morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
~tsJfapdv Not Engaged

Tho New York Worlds society column OF
o,.nJ.v contained the following
"Tbe story that printed from Newport
=, wsek to the effect that the engage,
,as, msnt T of tho beautiful Mss May Handy, OF
ieuI iWe,ucIhmond, Va. TO Arthur Rotch wall short
u, H. announced, seems to lack the essen-
~ = i. .,sment of truth. The story came
t,a, tram people who are certainly in posi-
t,W ION to know the facts. but they have evi-
dently deceived themselves, IL Is stated
on the very best authority thnt no engage,
IoA H. vonnv woman, and the announcement
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15

COLOReO CHURCH DEDICATED.
How Hurts Nomination Was Received IL
Danville-A shooting scrapc.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.

Especial telegram To the Dispatcfl.l
DAsyLLE. Va, September Mt. Olive
Baptist church (colored) was dedicated III
North DanvilIe Yesterday. The church Is
a substantial structure and has u seating
capacity Of 300.
The denomination of Hon. John l.. Hurt
for the Senate gives great satisfaction
here. Danyllie j. very proud of his record
IN the Senate and knows the value OF
having such an able and intlue ntlal repre-
sentative IN the General Assembly.
At Stokesland on Saturday last Ed.
Pinnix and a man named larbrough got
into fight. during which Ysrbrough drew
Il pistol aud Bred upon his antagonist.
ihe bali grazed PInuI1' > leg, but the INJURY
wa tritiing.
+. b. Griggs, lately employed In the
post office here, has been appointed mail.
agent on the Virginia Midland road.
Mr.. w. w. New and Mrs. John q. Neal
both Of whom are well known IN Rich.
mond, are conyalescing after serious Ill
ness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
New Richmond Iheatrp.

Gilmore's New Devils Auction opens an
engagement tonight Mt the Theatre. The en-
tire scenery, costume, and parapherna.in Is
new and, the management claim, superior to
the well-rcmembcted company II four years ago
George ii. Adams, who mad, himself famous
n llumpty -Dumpty, is along; also NJ lie CAMS
the danseu-e. The sale Of seats began yester-
day and was large. There viii bc sp~cla
matinee for children on Wednesday. and the on
gagement closes with tho performance of We'd
nesday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15

The funeral Of Miss Eliza Lambert " VINO 70
u,'iyetr.eieht uivn - years, took place from st:
lanes church Sunday afternoon "a,
o'clock. Rev. Dr. Peterklni aHu sr rsre the the
n"1I pa hesrers. Colonel ". II. Palmer, Dr.
E1nbarJ q. Crouch. and Messrs. John l..
Williams. n. Is. Sheppard, Robert ;. Chatn-
berlayne, and james Caskie;
Tbe interment was ut Hollywood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
Tie Grinberv + Morris Assignment
,c.....t ,aI....rau, tn tha nt.pat.h

ROANOKE. Va, September IA numbee
of Baltimore and New York merchants
are here to-day looking after their inter.
ests in the Grinberv h Morris ass signment.
large number OF lawyers have been en-
gagged by som Of the firms who are credi-
tors. Bills asking that the injunction be
act aside and q receiver appointed have
besn 1iled in the Circuit Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
Good Tcmpiars Central Committer.

At the meeting of the Centrfl Commit
tee. In dependent Order Of Good Templars.
Saturday night CHARITY, East End, How
ards Grove, and jefferson lodges with
drew their members. The committee as II
now stands represents Sidney, Trinity
Fulton. Rescue. Wcst-End. Church-llIll,
Confederate Soldiers Home, and Gill-Mc.
moral lodges.
The Withdrawals noted We're for the rea
son that those lodges found 1t inconyen-
lent t. have REGULAR representatives IN the
committee meetings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
PORTRAITS OF SOCIETY LADIES.
The Philadelphia Times Compliments Mrs
HaxaIl and Miss Hsrgous.

The two principal society portraits in the
Philadelphia Times of Sunday were of Mrs.
Philip Haxa!l, of this city, and Miss sally
Hargous.
The Times SAYS:
"One of the finest types Of beauty IN tho
South is Mrs. Philip Haxall. who has been
az the White Sulphur Springs during the
entire season and charmed all the Ihila-
delphians who met her. She is of tho
superb style. commanding in presence. and
dresses richly and in the greatest taste.
Her home is one of the finest in Richmond
aud she Is generally considered the leader
IN virginia society.
There are hundreds of Virginia
families in which the ladies dress as
punctlliously for dinner as they did in the
days when two maids dressed the mistress
Of the household. while "a third stood
tanning. From these and the homes
where manners and a few bits of
tnery are about all the possessions
of the past remaining. the daughters
and mothers start of for White Sui
phur Springs knowing everybody Of
importance they know will be there,
they IN turn wearing their best and
that they will be perfectly safe in dressing
"a they would for any festal occasion in
their own home. The awful horde Of vul.
garians and growing army Of sham and
pretence which seeks 10 first initiate and
then outdo real taste has not reached
White Sulphur yet. The result is that as
the sun goes down the flowers of White
Sulphur unfold in the moonlight and the
electric shadows into a garden of beauty
that covers nearly half mile OF cOlumned
plazzas. The women. regal and stately.
and the girls. blthe and beaming with
charms. come forth like an army with
banners sweeter than the pomegranates
and lovelier in gulse than the rose.
MISS SALLY HARGoUs.
"The October weddings will soon gro
new turn to social affairs and already.ma-
trimOnial matters are being much distlss-
ed. Probably no New York belle since bliss
May Brady has been 40 much talked about
as Miss Sallie Hargous pronounced. with
the final SILENT, who il to be married at
Newport on Tuesday next To Duncan FL
hot. cousin of Richard Elliott, who mar
rled Miss Wheeler. He IS very good
looking and Miss Hargous is an
heiress, having. it is estimated, near-
ly Sl,0OOOOO. Her father and mo-
ther are both dead. Before sne was
much Seen or heard of with her brother
she attracted considerable attention 10y
her beautiful dresses at Ores: on Springs
six summers ago. Miss liargous is very
dark. almost Spanish looking with a rath-
er tall and full figure. She has always
showed remarkable fine taste in dress, and
her personal qualities have made her very
popular among other girls and women.
No fashionable girl of New York has So
many friends
Miss HGrgous's family resided here when
she was O child and she is well known to
many Richmond people. Her elder sister
was great belle III Richmond society.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15

ing on the plantation. Hc also had 6pe
gold watch on. Both watch and money
have disappeared. fIe can recall his
fathers first name and says 10 is David ~,
but beyond that his mind ~ q blank. ho
il well-dressed and has every appearance
OF belonging 10 frst-class southern
family. Ho complains Of pains IN tho
rally believed by all those with whom be
talked that he has been sand-baggod and
sent TO the North by negroes who know 10
had money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
w,,,er's Condition Critical.

The condition of JEFF. Miller, the colored
80, -. yho WAS struck early Sunday morn
,@ me by a burning lamp thrown from Inc
hands Of a negro woman ON tunnel stree.,
is still considered critical, thonsn 'hoio -
a slight possibility OF his recovery. bv
,he noIice, but they are keeping sharp
lookout for her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
ANOTHER ACCIDENTAL SHOT.
Mr.. Ambrose Fox Painfully Wounded-A
HurgIar ESCAPES,

Especial telegram % the Dispatch.l
LCRAY, Va. September l4.-Slnon Fox,
aged twenty or twentv-One wears, son or
Ambrose Fox. living three miles east Of the
place, accidentally shot himself on yester-
day. He was Ia the woods gathering chin
capins, having a shotgun carelessly
thrown across his shoulder. The gun
slipped and was discharged. the load Of
shot with waddng passing through the
hollow of the foot. lhe wound IS serious
and very painful.
An attempt was made this afternoon TO
bnrgarize the house of Mr. ID. J. Bowman.
living in town. Dir. Bowman coming
upon the burglar suddenly he made good
his escape. Ito was a negro man apparent
~ about thirty-hye years OF age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
ex-JUDGe PIPER WTEeR DEAD.
Supposed to Have Taken Too Large Doses
of Chiorai-A varied Career.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I

WYTHEyILE, Va, September l4.-Ex-
Judge James Piper McTeer died IN his
room at the Hancock Hotel III TINS place
this morning at an early hour. His death
was first discovered by hls little sou. who
had been sleeping with him. aud Is sup
posed 10 have been caused 10y taking too
large doses of chloral, from which heart
failure was the result.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15

that IL did exist has naturally Caused a
good deal Of embarrassment. Miss Handy
is an uncommonly handsome and accom-
plished girl, with q superb figure. and she
was certainly the most notable woman az
tho ball given by Mrs. Robert Garrett. she
has received number of invitations to en-
tertainments given in New York this WIN
ter. and the probability IL that she VIII Dc
here for some portion of that time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
Auction sale Of Agriculture, I"pisments.

The trustee's sale by ]. II. VaIentlnc,
auctioneer. Of the residue OF the agri-
cultural implements OF II. N. Smith D
Co. will be continued to-day. This stock
embraces large variety of machinery or
the most improved patterns. and the sale
offers an unusual opportunity u secure
bargains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15

Rocked "A Chesapeake and Ohio Tr"in.
As the west-bound passenger train on
the Chesapeake and Ohio road was passing
Treylllan's SUNDAY morning some one
threw rock into the window of one Of
the first-ciass coaches. at which Eat Judge
Fauntleroy and Malor James v. Marshall.
Neither was struck.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
Property Transfers.

The following deeds of bargain and sale
were recorded yesterday in the Clerks Of
flee Of the Chancery Court:
Christian Randolph's trustee 10 ). q
west corner Sixteenth, $l93.50.
Joseph b. Welsh's trustees to james u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
Celestial Against "Coor."

PEORIA. Ill. September IA novel
prize-fight took place here yesterday boz
tween 4 Chinaman named Ii Lung and .
negro named George Massier. The tight
was tor purse and the ChinaInan whipped
his opponent to standstIll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15

This preparation ia . perfectly harmless aud
effective lotion for tho euro ot the painful aud
dishgrrins eruption caused by Poison Oak. ~
CENTS buttl'. Prepared only by
o. ROBERTS BAKER. Pharmacist,
90 cast Main street, Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15

II your back aches, or yol nre all worn out
good for nothing. IL IL general debility. Browns
Iron Bit,ers will euro you. ma YOU strong,
cleanse your liver, aud give a good appetite
toues the nerves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
s,,a.,-School Excursion 10 seven f'"es.

This evening the SUNDAY school Of OF
Howard Grove Baptist church WIZ give
an excursion 10 Seven Pines ihe aL .raln
will leave the depot promptly az o''s. .'o~a,
q dsi,rbtfni time 10 all who participate.
T,ckets viii be on sale ut the depot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
Plows and Castings.

]. II. Valentine for J. &. Balm. trustee,
will sell to-day at auction at No. 1892 east
Man street large lot Of Oliver Chilled
Plows ani Castings made 10y tho south
Bend lrOn-W Works.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
PLAYED POOR BALL.
The GAME AT ISLAND PARK YESTER-
DAY DEVOID OF INTEREST.
Tho RIchmonds Opposed by Picked Nino
and Neither Side Play Wcn-Winstons
vs.. Richmonds To-Day.

The three hundred spectators who went
to Island Park yesterday afternoon with
the expectation Of seeing a spirited con-
test between the Richmonds and Old
Doininlons were sadly disappointed. for
instead Of the latter team only picked
nine was put on the field. and these soon
showed the public that their playing W as
capable OF vast improvement.
The spectators and the players alike got
weary, and the end of the ninth inning
was about the only pleasant feature of the
game, and this was made agreeable by the
TACT That every one knew the boring strug-
gie would soon be- over.
LED FROM THE START.
From the start the Richmonds got the
lead and managed to keep it without trou-
ole or good PLAYING on account of the
drowsy fielding Of their antagonists.
Darby pitched for the kichmOnds and
managed TO hold the Old DOminIons down
to six singles, while the Donatians. on the
other hand, pounded West to the extent Of
nine base-hlts and two three-baggers.
McGuire covered the second bag for tho
Colts and played game winch certain
~ does not deserve special commentator.
although his record. as 1t was, surpassed
IN i~Ht y. nam htso sceulcu ~ HhNe lOr-
gotten what lo once knew Of the national
sport.
DONATI TIE UMPIRE.
Squire" Dona:i umpired the game and
there was no kicking whatever. No one
took enough interest to protest.
The picked nine was put IN the field be-
cause several of the Old DOmlnions were
unavoldably absent on account of busi-
ness.
This afternoon the WinstOns and Dona-
tlans VIII commence their series of games
for the championships. and lovers of base
ball ARE looking forward with interest to
the fight Tor the pennapt.
SCORE IN DETAIL.
Appended is the score of yesterday after
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
AN OPEN SWITCH THE CAUSE.
a Frcigh, on tue sea5oard Air Line
Crashes Into Box-Cnrs.
Lspeclal tclegrnm p the DIspatch.l

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.
WELDON. n. c.. September IA through
freight on the Seabosrd Airline was
pulling out tonight for Portsmouth and
the engine crashed into IA train "t box-cars
on a side track, wrecking several cars and
sending four or hve Hats dying across the
platform. A caboose was Knocked against
the warehouse # the Atlantic Coast-line :
the platform was crushed IN and the west
wall OF the building broken IN several
places. Employcs Of the Coast-Line mar
rowly escaped with their lives. An open
switch caused the wreck. Fortunately no
one was injured. but it was II close call.
The engineer was not responsible for TINS
accident
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15

II YOU would be dead sure" Of getting
shoes to wear and fl we'll 80 70
FOgp x PrArRoss's.
All east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
YeIlow-.Jack nj Rio.

LONDON, September 1.-THE steam 80
Sorats. at Plymouth from South America,
reports that yellow-feyer Is raging At NO
Jsneiro. and that two Portuguese died ,of
the fever on the voyage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15

ASgOsrUR, R1rERs are endorsed by tho high.
est medical authorities here and in Europe as q
preventative aud euro ol Malaria and all sum-
mer Direases. kcepit IN your houses TO Havoc
your iriullng-water and all other beverages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
Excursion to seven Pines.

The Sunday school Of Howards-Grovo
Baptist church will give an excursion to
seven Pine. this Tuesday evening. Train
will leave depot promptly At O'clock,
Adults, a5c.. children, i5c. Tickets Oh sal,l
| az iqpof