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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22
The BATTLE OE MANASSAS.
Th,rtieth Anniversary Thereof Celebrated
iu Ehnrle.tnn-A ". L. =. Monument.

in Charleston-A. ". l.. Y. Monument.
CHARLESTON. s. G.. july 2l.-The thirtieth
anniversary of the first battle Of Manassas
wa celebrated here to-day by a military demon
stration ana the unyeilins OF a monument 10 tho
eoldiers of the Washington Light Infantry WHO
died during the war for southern Independence.
The snaft Is erected on Washington Square, ana
j. intended 20 replace one erected In 1870 Tor
thesaIne purpose az the cemetery. but which has
,leeayed. The GRAFTON was delivered by United
states Distris Judge G. II. Sim0ntou, who com
manded the Washington Light Infantry during
the war
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22
PAL riMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD.. July 21.-Virglnia l0-4O's, 30
bid; Baltimore aud ohio stock, 81 bid; North
erD Central stock. 6li6 bid; Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern let incomes. 90 asked; 40.
"a incomes, 2OiS asked; DO. ~ incomes, q bid I;
consolidated gas bonds, 10 bid DO. stock, 4j}i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22

Hickok's No. /. II. d. c., Fig. and Caro-
line SUM- Cured are Pure. Clean. and Choice
Sun-Cured Tobaccos. Trythem.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22

When Baby yss sick, we gave her CastorA-
When she was Child. she cried for CastoriA-
When she became Miss, shc chung 10 CastoriA
When she had Children, she gave them CastoriA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22

Mr. George !. Mayo, the popular salesman OF
tho London aud Liverpool Clothing Company,
I4O3 east Main street, is Ou on a six-weeks'
pleasure trip. IIo will Visit Norfolk, Baltimore.
Philadelphia, New YorE, and Boston before his
return.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22

For impure or thin Blood. Weakness, Malaria.
Neuralgia. Indigestion, and Biliousness take
old perpons feel young and Young perans
strong; pleasant ~ take.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22
$3.50

buys choice Of any FANCY CHEvIOT
or CASHMERE SUIT which sold at
$40. Sl2. 1880, and Sl4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22

pa.l lar and anomalous. The Governor ~ tue
state is in doubt as to whether he can order out
the militia legally. and it II sure that he cannot
proclaim martla.-law throughout tho mining re-
cln. To cndeay0r TO- proceed against the miuers
civiliy would be folly, ne the sympathy of all
cla--ca ia with the miners and conviction would
D.. .l.lcat l-Arn---ELa-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22
oLIvER AROUSED.

This morning about 500 miners from Jolllco
Nrwc0mh, Coal Crock, and hr'ceville started on
foot acre ss The mountains fo' Oliver Springs,
mining town on tho Waldeu's Ridge railroad
which connects tho Knoxville and Ohio railroad
with the Cincinnati Southern. The roads are
very rugged and the distance across country
ehout sixteen miles. The miners arrived IN
Oliver about noon ard immodiately meeting of
TIE local land visiting miners was held, which
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22
Succnci Bt Graphic Sketch Of the Life
and Services of the Hero.
! TlIUNDERBOLT IN WAR.
Certainly, Celrily, ami iigOr Of His Great
Military hNtmsnS
BI LITTLE MISS JULIA.
Deaf Cheers of the Ncterans->alvos
ant NoIlc} Poems Hcad-Opin-
ious of the >tatpc. Sc, a..


tBy f"l''f''h from -.A' ' t.' .'-N''''N''I
~ r.1.t yt~, t.... l.,ar.
no N'f '' 't
tto IT, r..riiIg mist, lnd hifci IRON
4l,e4e beautiful hills fl. StDurWali Brigade
- r.. 50 I.f.r,I
hhbo JIG '. .'' '''.
EdmCi ..l and escorted lam, tftrrft!
x0afi anil sfr Nn.,rs..s fD The moul-
H..
ment. Wi'i- it.} i4.o D.h!' anu 'A'" "
airoe
A. g. .r,1.,t cha Eorlfri.1rc artillery
.,.....f rt,..,, ,.,,,... .,,
hufN, ,N'' I'D .'-.
the IN '3'' grounds. ana iLi' Wa. SIG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22
THE GUN INCIDENT.
Colonel Poogue's Rec0llections OF It
jackson Was Not Deceived.
fspecial telegram TO the Dispatch


IyxIsGroN. Va. July u. - Colonel
Poarue. who commanded the Rockbridge
lafts ry gave me t)-day the following:
Ny recollection 81 the gun incident az fott
Republic II tli3. / had been down 10 Jackson >
hsadluartors 10 get DR.. Dabney 70 prcach Tor US
that dsy, and Was returning 10 the camp, which
WAS about q quarter OF tlLe rom thc pfluSe
on the north side Of the North FORK. l me, a
cayairyman Just after got through me bridge
in flll tiu who SAID, Tho Yankees are coming.
gave orders 70 the battery 10 have The horses
caught. which were grain; in the neid ana 70
have toe guns hitchcd up. hen reported 10
General Winder, and Nhlie IN his tenn heard INC
report Of IA piece of artillery IN the dlrectipn OF
the bridge. just "a got 30 my battery, return
ing from Winters. met General Jackson Tdlhs
IN n great hurry. who difo'ted me 70 get the pai-
tory ready. Iie Ealloped on towards the inian-
Try. returning again TO my battery In a few Inln'
ONE Gun READY.
"One gun was now ready. lie directed mo TO
bring that piece along with him. lie looA US
nlong tho road. and before reaching the bridge.
soms distance from H. ne had the fence pulled
down. took as to the right Of tho road up into
noli % a point overlooking tho bridge. ne lhu-
Gated the plac5 at which 10 station thc gun.
While tho gun vas being unimbcred and being
uut mo position. .e having observed gun sta
toned unlim bsrcd az the mouth oi und pohilng
through The bridge nom The other hiuo h"aIus
side Of the river, suggested 70 the "ene,ai
tha; Il must bo one o, CGrringtono guns as me
uniforms looked new. and VAS aware mat Car
fingtOn's men had new uniforms
BRING THAT GUs CP hslE.
General jackson rode "A lew paces In front Of
our gun and called out Bring tat gun up
here" The men stood at their posts and PAID
no attention 70 his order. lie then lhun-
derod out Bring that gun up here, say NO
response came The gunner began 70 turn me
trail Of the gun 30 as 20 bear on ns- Az tnat oio
Jack turned 70 Lieutenant Brown. Who Was IN
charge Of our piece, and said Lot 'cm have u,
and he "let ON have IL" Their shot was clear
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22
DO You Wish 70 Re Happy9
Contnntment ia YYaaith

Then smoke the fue-aavored Fruits and
Flowers, obtained st all the dealers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22

the epcakcr, 4" IL was vory euccossful blunder,
" Genius" no added, " n traminellcd by ynoarbi-
trary rules" General Early next took up The
Maryland campaign and tho battle 81 Sharps-
hurg. and after describing The latter passed on
20 Chanccllureyllc. closing With an account OF
thc movements thorc. 1he Grafton If yaiua-
bic historical paper
TWO roENs.
~ tho conclusion Of tho address Colonel
Scnmcs rocItef thr poems "Ovcr tho River
nud "Slnin IA Battle md tho procession moved
20 The cemetery. whore the monument ~ lo'a'c1.
Tho poems arc Gs follows:
"Ovcr the River"
" over the river over The river.
There whore the spit-iyiER shadows invite,
And famed by the south wind tho forest leaves
Aud sre-dlos dance through the sweet summer
night
Soldiers ani comrades, won cross that broad
Var from tho tumrlts n trumpet md drum,
And The cannong deep boom and iho hcld-squad-
rons shiYcr
As thcy ron in their ,adale ihcs, come, BIO
thor, como.
Over ;hc river. over the river,
- Com" ere the e'lu g1rth down IN tho wcst
Angel forms bork1n us. sent % deliver
Tho weary irom labor, 90 offer him rest.
over nc river, n fathornlcs- river,
Iu tho land who're no shadow D. needed or seen,
Where ne leaves ~ tbe forest trccs wlthor, no
mover.
And tho fruits aro golIcn, the pastures are
green.
From iho couch where the warrior lay stricken
nud dying,
Io saw iu "a vision Tho country so fair,
Al iis errrafns aul it- valleys, IT. mountains
out-trYirc,
And no cty whose gates arc Of pearls rich
ana rare.
over tho river, tho dark flowing river,
Death bore tnc hero. aud victor, and saint,
Great in onrfh'- conhlrf. and greater than ever,
Mnru they had left him an bleeding aud faint
Waiting tocross H. all radiant With glory,
StrYu. bon thc faith which il born Oi pure life,
Nrlu.afnlUg "A name % tho record . of glory
Tint ten ~ bold deeds In the patriots strife.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22
TO GIT UNBIASED NEWS.

"Oving to tho fact that tho telegraph ollce ia
IN the session % the miners it Is difficult TO
obtain prompt and accurate service from the
seat of the trouble. Special kilograms from Coal
creek AMI Briceyille are s'nt b. train 10 Knox
vile, rs tho miners will not permit news detri-
1,entlI M fhnrn ~ ha aenf from thnaA points"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22

The military have spcnt q considerable por-
tion of their time sur'-hathine and fishing, AUD
every day some angler produces IN camp "a
hitherto unknown " "vaIm!nt' 0i the s0n.
The Richmond G-iys havo big Four
which. Il not a. enormous In physical proportions
as o'her organizations Of like number, il cer-
tainly iu tho swim. II consists Of Second-Ser-
geaut William Girsun, jim kddens l.. \. Spott,
- il.lo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22
a-a
The Weekly Dispatch.

an eight-page. Gi-column newspaper and
magazine of general information, is only
| 81 per annum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22

For Clutches, Trusses, Braces, Elastic stcrk-
;nes. etc. ETC., and everything in the medicine
line, especially Physicians Prescriptions, 80 W
OWENS 8 MINOR DRUG COMPANY.
opposite Post-Onice, Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22

Braaycrotins Is the cnlY medicine over found
that stopped my head lrcm aching. never ill.,
tend 20 be without II. Mrs. l. J. Hairston, Mar
tinsyiile, Henry county. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22
HOsE-RULE BrLLf

The PaH Nal GrEenc this afternoon says that
II sincerely hopes that the local government oil
will be the serious business ei me mex. SSH. I
of Parliament adding: "If Il is a home~rule
bill under another name every Home Ruler VII
rejoice Mr.. Gladstone has already stated thht
10 is undeniabe that the Conservatives III soine
respects, have great advantage IN undertaking
horne-rulo legislation, when the Tories propose
radical legislation the lords growl, but they bearlt
In the meanwhile the most remarkable iea,ure
IL the curious rapprcchment between VT. ii. pm.
their arch-opponent Is, after all, human and
that he has aualites of sincerity ana courage
not inferior 70 their own. ] he change has been
ON po,h sides and Mr.. Balfour mas pernaps
learned the most. Nothing was more striking
than his manner of pioneering tho lana Dill
through the House OF Commons"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22

The speaker save some Interesting facts about
The opefations 0i ili1 JJbu rortcrs corps In
s'hilnchthg npon the retirement % Conteryille,
r. halh tlo Confederate soldier had a remark
stl. iac1iiy Tor multiplying himself no a. 10 pre-
tehl W. appearance oil overwhelming Dumbers,
snd ihls "es especially the case when jackson
H"h aboat. Ia tins campaign against Pope,
90 s7"n' no oDutendod, displayed creator ability
lLAn On any Olhar nceAsinn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22
RNITfNOPE.

BALTIMORE. July @l.--Flour steady and I'M
changed: receipts, 1.f2i barrels; shipments,
2I,36l barrels; salcs, 500 barrels. Wheat
strong; spot, 0ii4a94aSc.; the month, y7Ra
g4lsc.; August. s4haNic.; september 94lsa
94asc.. October. OsNc.; southern wheat active
Fuiiz. o6ae5A; Lasgberry, SeaO3c,: receipts,
iOs,6s5 bufhc.s; shipments, 5o,O58 bushels
stock, 3j4, ,oOS bushels salcs, 365,OO0 bushels.
Corn irmer; spot, 67lec.; the month, d'1sc.;
August, o4c.: September, 02c- eOlfhern corn
white strong NJ 77a7sc.: yellow stoady az l:ja
75c; spot. No. ., white, Zoe; receipts, i,sey
bushels; shipments mono; stock. loJ, lo3 bushels;
sales none. oats easy No. >, white western
47c.; No. 2. mixed, western. 41af11F.; re-
ceipts, 900 bushels; shipments none; stock,
7p,i26 bushels. Rye stcady; No. 2, Oa'ic ;
receipts mono; stock. 3,0S3 bushels. Hay steady
good 10 choice timothy, sljasl5.5O. Grain
freight3 quiet and unchanged. Cotton nominal !;
middlng, sisc. PrOyisiOns-mess-p old, 9l2 ;
now, Sl3; bulk-meats (l0Ose)-shoulders 6c. [;
long clear 73.c. clear-rlb sides, lac; sugar
ol,klod shoulders 034c. sugar-cured smoked
Shoulders, SC. hams, small, l21ec.; large l2c. !;
lard, refined, Sc. Butter duh; creamery 'ancy,
ISr; do. tllr To choice, 16a17c.; 10. imitation
I5aIGc.: ladlc, fancy, l4c. good To choice, Ia
be-; stDre-packed, lOal2c. Eggs duh ana weak
~ lie. C0Geo firm; Rio cargoes, lair, l0alv14c.
No. 7, 17t.alSc. Sugar no change.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
fRepOrted for the Dispatch.l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22

and 10 obtain the former smoke Fruits and
Flowers which can be found OF all dealers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22
A sUCOkssFuL BLUNDgl

There had been criticism OF Leo for sending
JhcxsJn W fopee rear BY critics VI tho red-tspo
SIder, who said IL MAS q blupder, but" continued
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22

Old newspapers for sale ct this Office;
price, 25 cents PEI hHadxsds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22
'0AL CREEK QUIET.

After tho quiet hut determined mob of miners
had done H. work yesterday ani the conyi'ts
md militia had heon sent OF 10 Knoxville the
visiting miners left forhomc, and The Coal l-Crcek
Na.ioy vas soon aa quiet as 4 country village on
sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22
81. Only. 81.
Dfafnonu Presents.

Round trip 20 Norfolk or Newport Nows
next Saturda ~ night on the steamer ArieL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22
Fruits aud Flowers

This well-known brand is to be found at
all the dealers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22

4. The movements in tlia ctmpalyn Wero out
funi 80 lraEth, and thn orders - the troops
u teD mu. Ia d"ial The part his Kariy'sl own
~ ilWhu1 tp1k Ma fuAuu very clear In To-
drfiuR 20 Lees order ~ ndine jackson % Pope's
1t .r, 'cucce. ttrly sGit; "licfc was a conre;-
Ifion sorthy 0f tho Rfcat"-t siretcgst ~ ancient
~ m'lcrt Nuns not excepting The great Napo-
'lrcn Ga iis paluiiesi days. aud Jackson under
BOO 80" execution with that prOmptness and
shrfFf which alwayr cahractcrilel MIN" From
|fhis point General Early followed the q -posliion
r. tAr uOYp, On b0th sidos Uuid iOngstrcet made
|iis appearance ia the ueld he said iee had
'tf l"red L9ngstrcei 70 attack the cuemy'i hno on
p afn'ni al noon, Dut according 20 tls dong
|ffcots, OSn statement ne tOOk time y recon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22

KyOXvHLR. Tenn, July 21.--The mine trouble
J. ~ statue gro and the end no one can see. Tho
five hundred militia mentioned In Lass nightt
have arrived and 4ge nOg In camp AZ the Uni
versity - Tenner-ec. Bri ;adicr-Gcneral Carnts,
OF Memphis. is in command. and he snys That he
Il simply waiting orders from Governor Bu-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

). II. VALENTINE, I0Is A. NJ, white granite
crOckoryware.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 and IL A. NJ. horses,
mules, hay. Sc.
WILLIAM JENKINS S son. II NJ, bananas
ind lemons.
ELLIS 4 CATHCART, 1890 A. NJ. furniture
buggies, SC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22
HOPE FOR IRELAND.
THE LOcAl-GOvERNM BILL Pro-
Missed By MR. BALFOUR.
Imuroved Condition OF the Green Isis-n
~ Due to the Dlscontinuancc OF
American subsidies7

rpy Anglo-American cable 70 the Dlspsfch.j
LONDON. ENGLAND. July 2l.-It is under
stood that the intimation made by MI
Balfour. Chief Secretary for Ireland, III
the House of Commons yesterday to the
effect that local government bill for Ire
land, based on the same lines as tne rng
Iish and Scotch acts. will DO introduced
bv the Government at the next session OK
Parliament is founded on facts. ana Una.
such a measure will certainly become part
of the Government programme. Tor tne
next session. The subject is causing inuch
comment and speculation In pohticai cireios W
The diacussion Of the estimates In Parlamcns
has been made the occasion for long reviews III
tho newspaper press, In which the I'm proVeu ta ~
dtiOn of Ireland. and the fact ttst asterIsn
crime has diminished that trade has tncrehseu
that evictons have lessened I'D nuinper, .na
bOycotiing has almost ceased thst me pau VI
campaign IA almost extinct, and that einigra.
tion has decreased are considerably toucnea
upon.
BANKS DECLARE DIVIDENDS.
During the mast week five of the principal
banking corporRtions OF Ireland have hetd thelr
annual meetings. and while CARRYING hrke
balances 20 their reserve funds, they nave uo-
dlared dividend OF 10 per cent. ..
The Standard. referring 90 TINS iinprovelnv.lu' .l
In the condition Of Ireland. asserts that tne uls @
continuance Of subsidies received from tne
United states IL largely responsible tor tnc s ,sl
provement, "Tenants.' the stdndHa auus,
"bribed by American dollars will persist 10 thsr
dishonest and unlawful conspiracy, but lei, 10
face unaided the consequences 0f thelr criinlils'
mistake first in one place ana thch w ehotv,, ,t,
they have found 10 necessary 10 surrender, "nuc
the humiiiating collapse of the plan OF cainpalen
has given warning as to the worth of the solemn
pledges OF agitatCrs.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22
LOOKS IKE WAR TO THE DEb III.

CINCINNATi, o.. July 2l.--The Times-Nar's
Chattanooga (Tenn) special says: The buchanan
Eihrs, of Nashville, and the Nashville Light Ar
t,licry. with two Calling guns, with capacity OF
/. .2jO shots a minutes; the Stone River Guards,
the Franklin Rlacs, the Tallahoma Guards, the
Shclbyvi,lo Guards, and the Sua~anee Cadets
have arrived nc Knoxville and are preparing 10
40 20 Coal Creek. II looks like war 10 the death.
They comprise over four hundred m9n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22
NORFOLK PEANUTMARKET.

IItFI7VI IT'I IVI -IIU NISI"VNtI'T
JrIY oI.-Market weak. Sales reported on
private terms. Prime, &C.. ektra prime, 3ISc.;
fancy, 3i;c.; common, llea2c. factory hand
pick Ell. 3a35Ac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22
COUNTER CLEARING OF BOYS
CLOTHING.

Choice of all $3.50, 81, $3.50. s., 81.
and $40 BOYS SHORT.PANISSUIIS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22

II would be q dimcult matter to End three
moro courteous and pleasant young officers thai
Fir-i-fieuicnRnt *. !. llaycrty. Sccond-ilcC-
tenant William Russell, ana Firsi-Sergenut
Henry Russell. of the walker Light Guards. .
But when II comes 10 this. what's the matfeI
with Lieutenant John MARKS, Of L, and Lieuton-
ant j. j. Holstead. Of C.?
ON UUKSpAY RFYrEW.
Governor Holt. of North Carolina. arrived yes
terday afternoon. Iic I'D not review tho mill
tary today as was expected. but win 30 so on
Thursday az O'Clock in the afternoon.
f. Il. 4.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-17
Az AGAD LADY Iosr. I


rs. catharins shuikcum Missing Since 10
O'clock Yesterday.
MRS. Catharine Sbulk6um, mother Of
Lawrence A. shulkcum, an engineer
who resides at No. II Fourth avenue IN.
W. wandered away from her home YES
terday morning and has not been heard
OF since.
MRS. Shulkcum is eighty years old and
speaks German. She can speak n Little
broken English, hut IL is with much
olnicuity that she can be induced TO
SPEAK what little she does know of It.
The old lady went out OF the house
aoout 10 O'Clock. Mrs. Shulkcum
tho9ght she had only gone into the
YARD, and paid no attention to the mat
Ter Tor nearly an hour. Nothing could
pe found of her, and Inquiries at the
houses OF all the neigh bors in the
vicinity failed to reveal any knowledge
OF her whereabouts
her son went to police headouarters
Yesterday and reported the matter to
me authorities. The officers were re-.
4ested to keep a lookout on their beats.
II Is presumed that Mrs. Shulkcum has
wandered away and fell helpless in some
lonely place, or that she Is at soma
strangers house and cannot tell who
sne Is or where she lives,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-17
FOR A FOURTH WARD.

Ihe Charter Committee Disposed to Favor
the Wish of the Northwest.
The citizens OF the northwestern nor.
tion OF the city who are property holders
VIII hold meeting tomorrow night at
Cars Hall over the bottling works, on
shenandoah avenue, for the purpose OF
taking such action as may be found
necessary to secure another ward.
The matter was mentioned to a TIMES
reporter some days ago, and publication
was made of the facts. Since then the
people in that section have taken much
interest in the matter, and are de-
termined to put forth every effort to
secure representation in the city NUM-
cipal affairs. The movement was s started
only few weeks ago, and the charter
committee, of which Judge King is
chairman, will embody clause for
another ward in the now charter.
The meeting promises to be well
attended. Several gentlemen who are
the movers in the matter, said it was
necessary to have meeting, as it would
show the Council that the people in
that section were DESTROYS of the
change.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-17
Said He Was Killed.

A two horse team engaged in hauling
earth became frightened on jefferson
street yesterday and ran off. The
driver, colored man, was thrown out
in front Of Whites BILE and the horses
ran against some posts near the hobby
horses and fell to the ground. The
driver lay until some one asked him If
he was hurt. He said he was killed,
and on being helped to his feet ran off
up Jefferson street, and has not been
seen since, The owner came along soon
aud took charge of his team.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-17
He Casts His Lot In Roanoke.

The Charlottesville (Va) Jefferson
Ian Republican says: Mr.. S. Hamilton
Graves, who has been reading law un-
der Mr.. A. R. Blakey, and has been
with the firm of Blakey e. Blakey for
the last two years, has located in Roa-
noke. MIR. Graves is young man Of
energy, good business qualification and
habits and endowed with those qualities
OF mind which should render his success
a certainty. We can safely recommend
him to the confidence of those among
whom he has located.
All such worthy young men can and
good welcome awaiting them in Roa-
noke, and the right kind Of young men
find but little trouble in building up a
good practice. THE TIMES predicts q
bright future for Mr.. Graves.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-17
THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
DIR. Dinwiddie- Preaches-Three New FL.
ders Elected.

DIR. Dinwiddie- Preaches-Three New Ell
ders Elected.
DR.. William Dinwiddie, who arrived
here Saturday to hold protracted meet
Ing at First Presbyterian Church,
preached Sunday morning at II O'Clock
and 1870 o'clock Sunday night. The
meetings were largely attended and full
OF interest. DIR. Dinwiddie is q STRONG
preacher and possesses wonderful de,
scriptive powers. He preached yester-
day morning to a large congregation
and also at night. He will preach two
sermons each day. The morning SER
vice will begin at 10 o'clock and the
might service at 1880 o'clock, and will
last an hour each.
just after the morning services Sun
day congregational meeting was he'd
and the following elders were elected:
I. s. Van Horn. George Glass and J. 81.
teatherstone. The newly elected elders
signitied their intention of accepting.
and will be in Installed at the next meet.
ing OF the Presbytery.