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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-29
Personals and Briefs.

The regular monthly meeting Of the Po-
lice Board will be held at o'clock on Fri
day evening instead OF on Thursday. The
change il by order Of the Mayor, who will
be out of the city on Thursday.
Mr.. L. Courtney will leave Richmond to-
day for Brunswick, Ga. on business for
northern syndicate.
MIR. j. d Book and wife, of Clayton,
Del, who have been visiting Mr.. Jones
A. Otey, 511 north Eighth street, lert yes
terday for Florida.
Mr. Frank Smith. associate editor Of the
National Cyc!opedia,.is IN the city.
Mrs. ]. ID. X Sleight has returned tothe
city after al absence of two months, spent
most delightfully."- with relatives IN the
West.
Miss NJ. E. Minor, Of No. 3 west Grace
street, is visiting in Brooklyn, n. L.
Mr.. II. l.. Wells. of No. 1914 west Cary
street, who has been on "a visit TO acqualnt-
nnces in Hanover county. returned yester-
day.
Miss Addle Gresham, of Petersburg. is
here on a visit to her friends, the Misses
Nicholas, of west Nam street.
Mr.. Thomas Fowler, Of ia west Marshall
street. who has been i'll for several weeks
with typhoid-fever, IL improving.
Rev. James j.. Lancaster. chaplain OF
| the University Of Virginia, has been IN the
city for several days and left yesterday TO
visit his brother in Ashland.
Mrs. Henry G.. Berger. who Is expected
70 return to the city in o few days from
Jackson, Mich, where she spent the sum-
mer, writes that her parents. Dir. and Mrs.
Lincoln Wood. will accompany her to Rich
mond aud will spend the winter here. 1t
| i, possible that Mr. Wood will determine
to make this his future home.
Messrs. Ashton Starke. I. @. Balm. g. w.
| Tabb. and Tom Washington leave this
morning for Q hunt on the James-rlver
| marshes.
Mr.. Robert Boykin has declined the
fatteriue call to stand for the Legislature
from this city which was made upon him
by his numerous friends.
Rev. w. L. Wright, of Reidsville, N. G.,
the new pastor of Leigh-Street Baptist
church, will preach his first sermon to this
| congregation next Sunday. MIR: Wright,
who is about thlrty-fve years old, ia said
To be al unusually attractive and forcible
pulpit orator.
Among the speakers at the Democratic
rally in Essex on the 6th will be Senator
Daniel, The Senator will stop IN Rich
mund on his way to Essex and will be &C.
aompanied ON the trip by Hon. j. Taylor
Eiivsou. chairman of the State Committee
Dnrfnp the DAY of the meeting Mr.. Ely
snn will have q conference at Iappshan.
mock with members of the State Commit.
tee from the First CONGRESSIONAL distSsct.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-29
THE CUSTOM-hOUSE.
Courts TO Meet on the Fifth-Grand and
Petit Jurors.

The United States District and Circuit
Courts meet here on Monday. II not ex-
pected, however, that Judge Bond will be
on the bench. There are no important
cases to come before the tribunals. Fol
lowing are the grand and petit jurors tor
the term:
Grand Jurors-William Z. BRAY. Wakena.
King and Queen county; L. &. Temple,
Manchester; John X. johnson. Lodore,
Amelia county: William spears, Mattoax ;
John. W. Wallace, Amelia Courthouse:
G.. A. Price, Hampden-Sidney I: W. kauf-
mar. Green Bay, Prince Edward county /;
Josepb Gwathmey and John W. Taylor.
Beulahyille. King William county; John
s. Robinson and Fleming Meredith, hing
William Courthouse; }. +. Mcllwaine
and j. F.. Quar,es, Petersburg; Robert
Wendenburg. Felix Fl. Baughan. Thomas
Leonard +. j. Cousins, x. Il. Dunston, H.
Seldom TAYLOR, X. II. Duesbury, W; IL.
Peasants, George ). Palmer. and William
Thurman. ~ n.u
Petit Jurors-R. A. Miller, Burkville;
Charles Old, Genito: W. :. Upsher, New
port News: J. NJ. Terry. Boydton; A y A.
Hnskins. Meherrin: W. A. Thaxter. Wor-
sham: ID w. Leary, Mattoax l.. J. Ionnis
Amelia Courthouse: 4. +. Moore ana NJ
n. Llovd. Manchester: W. u. Spratley, A
G. NJ. Martin, W. G. Orr, Walker heyan'
Petersburg: and Samuel Bender, W; ,
Kerr. David Lewis, Michael Carmody. Mel
son Marx. Charles W. Eagland. George v.
Drew. George u. Peasants, Jordan Roo'
inson' and William Mott. Richmond.
Government Inspector of the Depart
ment of Justice Nightingale was IN TIE
city yesterday examining the papers IL
the Clerks offices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-29
BASEBALL NOTES.
Manager Dorati Extends Another Chai
Jenge to tho WinstOns.

II is no longer source Of uneasiness for
the Richmond Manager Charlie Dona,fs
ball-players-tO cross thor bats on the
diamond with any team that chooses 10
enter contest with them. Their recent
victories with tho Winstons aud ether
clubs have giyen.them nope and encoGr-
a-elnsni a Which will ultimately result in
increased enthusiasm OF the sport III tins
city.
Manager Donati Yesterday sent teie-.
graphic challenge 10 Manager Baity. of
the Winston team, inviting him to come
10 Richmond with his Blues" and play
five successive games for purse OF .JOJ
and all gate receipts. The lovlal Squire
SAYS lie has done this supply 20 skow that
he believes ,ha, he has the best team, and
Is willing 70 give the tar-heels chance to
convince him difie emily.
Mr.. Donati is also in receipt of most au-
thentic information to the effect that his
team now stands an excellent chance TO
get into the American As ociatlon next year.
He is working hard 10 attain this end. and
il is now assured that he will DO success
ful. The American Association embraces
;wclve teams, and steps are on foot To put
Richmond III the circuit IN place OF
Omaha.
LITTLE POTATOES INDEED.
There was match game of ball at Island
Park yeste; day afternoon between the
Little Potatoes and the Elks. Gentry and
Carr were the battery for the former and
Wilson and Bcasley for the latter. Ihc
score stood 6 TO in favor OF the Elks.
The deputation Of Little Potatoes, who
called at The DISPATCH office TO have the
result Of the game published unanimously
insisted that their opponents won by the
"cheating Of The umpire" This goes TO
show that though young in years the Po;;
tatoes have the material in them ont OF
which great professional players are made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-29
EUROPE FOR PEACE.
so MAINTAINS THE CHANCELLOR or
The GERMAN EMPIRE.
The Recent "Approschmeptsv Mcrsiy n
Rs-Estsbiishment Of the Equiltbrssn-
Other Foreign News of Interest.
fBy AneIc-Americsn cable to the Dispa,ca.l

fBy Ansic-Amcrican cable to tho Dispa'ch.I
BERLIN. GER, Septembhr g. Upon the
occasion Of the jubilee Of the Seventy.
eighth Infantry regiment at Osnsburg,
Hanover. Chancellor Won Caprivi made Q
long optimistic speech upon the political
situation in Europe. lie said that tho
spprehensions in some quarters - 10
whether tho existing state Of things would
be maintained were not warranted. Not
one of the sovereigns. he added, wisheJ
TO disturb the peace Of Europe or TO
provoke u European war. Evcn the. .ap-
proachments between States which had
recently occurred did not Afford ground
for alarm. They were merely the ex-
preston Of already existing circan-
stances. Perhaps they were nothing
moro than the establishment oI
European equilibrium such as formerly
existed. No European government, tho
Chancellor continued. desired var. which,
in Its suflerings and consequences. would
probably be more terrible than al. previous
wars. The internal Affairs TO which tue
Emperor was devoting special attention
would. he SAID, also DO brought to sat,r-
factory issue. though the process might
extend over decades. Tho Government
had the interests of the employed and CT
employers at heart. Later in The day.
speaking to the officers OF the Seventh
eighth regiment, Chancellor Won Caprivl
said that all the Emperor's efforts would
be directed toward The welfare of ths
country and the maintenance of peaca
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-29
CITY TRANSFERS.
coo,s,n,, n, Richmond college.

Richmond College has started ou' thls
session under the most fiatterinns auspices
80 he outlook for q D.g scholastic year Is
MT promising. At o,,clock YESTERDAY
~. students had matrculated, as against
IA al the close of the same day year ago.
~ nav be well to add that the ehIotnleh NJ
~ fhis period last year was larger lnan loT
p"sny ~ years previous. Hence the encour-
a'.er'ent afforded i'll the number Oh stu
de,,ts entered for this session.
Everything has moved oil without iric-
ZION and the young men have already
''lnnged into their books.
All Of the faculty are Ut their posts CA,
cont Professor Thomas. VINO lis away d.
fannuIer sulphur Springs on account Oh
,bo illness Of his daughter. lie writes.
however. that he will be on hand III ie"
days. x,,., ,asto,dov in
.,,'atinO To "a DfspArcH reporter Gsserte5 !,
thaf fully twenty-five more pupiis wonlt
We in during the next few days, ana Una.
,h.re we're already about twelve or htteeh
scholars who are in the city and VINO i9f
some reason have not yet matricuia'..ut.
lie eaid the catalogue enrolment 10, tue
year would show ut least two hundred stu-
aents which will be something uhproco'
denied ia the history Of the college.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-29
Receivershfps tn the White Failure.

tBy telegraph 20 the Dispa'chi
Nrw YonK. September 2s.-on April y.
1891, Franklin w. Hopkins and =. V. White
& Co., OF this city, entered into an agree
ment of partnership with Arthur w. Az
len. Of Chicago. who Immediately opened
an Office of the firm in Chicago. Whom
the great failure occurred last week tho
creditors Of the Chicago firm began pro-
ceedings TO protect themselves. On Sep
tember 22d MIR. Allen obtained from tho
Circuit Court for the Northern district of
Illinois an order appointing the Illinois
Trust and Savings Bank receiver Of tho
Chicago firm and providing for that firms
dissolution. Amcng the assets Of the lai
ter firm is claim against the firm in this
city. Mr. Allen therefore applied to tho
Circuit Court for the Southern district ct
New York for the appointment OF re-.
ceiver Of the co-partnershlp property sni
effects of s. V. White & Co.. which rs-
ceivership should 10 auxiliary 10 the re-
ceivership heretofore created by the Cir
cult Court of the Northern district Of L.
linois. To-day Judge Larcombe appointel
the Central Trust Company a. such rt.
ceivcr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-29

the Hastings Court. had no part IN INC
theft. Stanley WIS gwen one year IN tne
penitentiary and Murray was honorably
discharged.
Charles II. randolph, charged with an
assault on George &. Brooks, was gwen
thirty days in jail and fined one cent;
Edward Fisher alias Edward Williams
was convicted of an assault on Mary Fran-
cis Randolph and given three months III
Jail and fined one cent. ;.
James Williams pleaded guilty to resist
ing and assaulting Officer Wren ana was
sent TO jail for thirty days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-29
THE SATURDAY NIGHT DUEL.
Washington Too Badly Hart TO Appear In
Court-Other Cases Heard.

The cutting affray which occurred on
Saturday night between George Washing
ton Jones and Lewis Washington (colored)
was attended with such serious results to
the latter that h. was unable 10 be Mt the
Police Court yesterday morning when the
case was called. and Jones was only able 10
be present 10y the assistance Of carriage.
lie was badly mutilated, having great gashes
in his sides and on his head. Two bystand-
ers, Mace Winston and Moses Miller, were
charged with aiding and abctting Jones IN
the affair. aud slight investigation was
gone into on motion for bail for these two.
The whole case was continued until Octo-
her sth, and Miller and Winston were al
lowed bail in tho sum of $500. in default
of which they Were remanded 90 iail.
Stafford Garthbright charged with
cursing. abusing, and threaicninr TO as-
sault C-o.n Op.land. sud with being
the neighborhood. was fined $40 and
costs.
Alexander Lewis and John Carter (both
coored) paid costs for Boating Joseph
Hamilton.
Martha Jones. q colorod dame who has
enioyed an existence OF about twenty-slx
summers, was accused Of feloniously
breaking into and entering IN the day,.
time the dwelling house ~ Isaac Held and
stealing TOUR lthF > 'if'--tH nn' o'h'i III '''
cles OF wearing apparel The case was
sent to the Hastings Court.
Georgiana Lewis went down in default
security of SI0O for SIX months on the
same charge.
John Spencer (colored) was committed
on O charge OF being II suspicious charac-
ter.
Eddie Thorp (colored) was assessed Sit
and cost, for oeing drunk and using pro-
fame language on the street.
The docket contained many Sabbath
1runks and the usual number OF minor
nlfnnc..a-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-29
TWO NEW CASES AND ONE DEATH.
This IL tho Report for Two Dnys-Mor
tuary Figures for Last Week.

For the foriy-eight hours ending at q
O'Clock yesterday afternoon two new cases
of diphtherla and one death from the dis
case bad been reported al the office Of the
Board Of Hcal,h-viz:
New Cases Jacob Thorpe. 9l4 Beverley
street (white); child of Henry Enroughty
52l Nicholson street (whItel
Death; Mattio Mallott, ilG west Leigh
street.
LAST wEEK's DtATB:RoLr.
Following Is the report of the Health
Department for the week ending last Sat
urday:
Cause II d,a'h: Commissions. white
diPhthcria 3 white. colored: dropsy, i
colored: drowning. white: fever-brain,
/ white; typhoid. ( white: maaria.
white; tvpho-malsrla 2 colorcd; grastrits,
i coloTcd; heart-di-case. / white. col.
orei; hnmopty sis, colOred: Inflammation
of bowels, i y alte; Inflammation of stomach
white: marasmGs. 4 white, z colored
paralysis. 3 white: peritontis. l white
svrh.hs, / white; teethlng. 2 colored
tetanus, white unknown, coiored.
Whole nunbcr Of deaths. 1916 white
end - colored.
Annual rate Of mortality per .OOo-white
2S.16; colored, i77g; total. 25SG.
S'c and co'or: Males. - white and .
colorcd: females. II white and 4 colored.
L0cIUV: Marshall Ward 1 white. ! col
orcd; Madison Ward, VIII te; Clay Ward
II white and colored: Jefferson Ward, ;
whit, and colorei. Monroe Ward. white
and colorcd. Jackson Ward, | white and
cOlorcd AlwshOusc, waitc.
Ages; one day to thirty, white: one
month 20 SIX. ? white and colored: SIX
months TO twelve, white; one year &c
three. 3 white and ? colored; three years
90 five, white and / colored five years tc
ten, 3 white and co!ored ten years to
twenty, white and / colored: twenty
years to thirty. ) white thirty years to
forty, white and 2 colored forty year.
to hfty l white and colorcd; fifty wears to
sixty, white; slxtv years to seventy.
white and ! coiored; seventy years to
eighty, white.
Condition: Single, u white and color.
ed; married, white aud colored: widow
ers, colored; widows. white and col
ored
Ndhr,y: Richmond. l2 white and col
ored unknown. 2 white; other parts OF
the United States. 10 white and coored
England, white Germany. white.
Comparative weekly mortality for week
ending September 20. 1891. 26 white and !;
colOrcd.
Comparative weekly mortality for week
ending September II, 1850, 10 white and 2
cOlOrel.
KqmfaG: For week ending September
26. 1891, oil inch; for week ending Sep
tembeI Il. 1880, LII inches.
Temperature, For week ending Septem
bor 2d. 1891. s402s: for week ending Sep
tember u. 1890, 7G"i3,
N,Dqbr of riSls Ndde 5y Physicions o
Pour: First district, IS Second district
81; Third district, At; Fourth district, 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-29
THE AMULANCE BUSY.
It Was Called Out Five Times Yestor-
day

Il Was Called Out Five Times Yestor-
day.
There were five ambulance calls yester-
day As follows:
At 1895 A. N. TO Workman & Co.'s box
factory to attend a white man whose hand
had been badly lacerated by a circular-saw.
He was treated and left.
At l:25 y. M. to look after q negro who
was suffering from an epileptlc lit. He
vas turned over to friends.
At210 Z. N To Davenport d Morriss's'
to heal q negro man from the country. who
was suffering from cramp-colic. He was
sent home.
AtiP NJ. to the Richmond Locomotive
Works. 10 attend white empioye. who
had received wound in the forearm.
Treated and left.
At 7.l5 TO the corner If Ninth and Bank
streets, 20 white man named Isaac CO.
hen. who claimed to have been beaten.
He was taken To his home near the Old
market
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-29
Rex. Mr.. Wiiey's Good Work.

Lynchburg gentleman who was IN the
city yesterday gave very gratifying &C.
count Of the good work being done 1t that
city by Rev. George Ii. Wiley, formerly OF
Richmond. and for several years pastor OF
the Fifth.Street Methodist church IN Man
chester. 70 DIsPAICa reporter TINS Gen
tieman said; MIR. Wiley's success as an
evangelist during this year has been phe;,
nomenal. His labors have been crowned
with great success in other directions a;
we'll. He has inaugurated night school
that is in very fiourishing condition. snd
his work as city missionary has surpassed
the most sangulne expectations"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-29

The sale Of seats for tho High Comedy
Season which IS To begin on Thursday %
the Theatre began Yesterday. The in.i-
cations are OF most gratifying fasliono.
ble success. Our community haVe Al
faith in Manager ford's promises. and =
was respond b. his snperb atttarti0r.s
with large and refined audiences.
The present occasion Is iraught with Il
forest ct value 20 the Stage and e1cietS,
because II is u new departure - tho night
direction and Will par,ake of q welcome ~
young comedian who represents the best
blood Of his profession supplemented by
the highest culture, and yoIns l.0y f,D
the manner (and 81 Virginia born. who
captured all the hon0rs OF hor schools anil
since has captured the lovers Il pure CONG
dy by her brilliant stag. WORK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-29
Privileges Sold.

The Third market presented the liveliest
scene known IN its history at noon yester-
day. The Council Committee governing
this structure met at the market for tha
purpose of selling stall privileges. Dir.
James f. Flournoy, the clerk of the Second
market, was invited TO the stand and he
did the crying" very effectively. All
the fruit-stands except one were sold and
large number of meat-stalls were taken
The new market will bs formally opened
on the lst of October and tho outlook fol
good business is encouraging.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-29
, Coort CITY Of Richmond.

~, sol,o,y;ng suits were entered II
me me wi'ip9prd's ioiiqd' court yesterday:
'I \ Moore against P. b. Cardweii fo'
SG73.2i. .rT cardwe,I 4 Co.
'o " Randolph 4 English against tn' '
Cbcsaneake and Ohio Railway COMPANY
for $2Oo. .o s,a;nst Thai
h,,ner Tor 5000. This suit is for damage
for injuries alleged to have been 'eos''Is tSs ,,s
by Martha johnson by the sign OF 'n0 "'
fendant falling upon her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-29
,,.r. I,aictments Pound,

The grand Jury of tho Henrico County
Court Was IN session yesterday and found
five indictments.
One civil case was tried, that OF 8. b.
CHM against Mrs kyles; Judgment 10 was ln
rendered IN favor Of the plaintiff for SSz.oV;;
The case of Lewis Masenero. charged
with shooting Peter Augustine, VIII De =!
tried at the October term. The accused Is
nvt on hail
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-29
r.a Ian.r.on- Florence Engngrmcnt.

The repertory for the engagemenl o. oo,f -
Music next Monday and Tuesday nights
will be "The Rivals" the first night, anu
"Heir-at-Law" the second night. NO
matinee will be given. Tho indications
are for overw helming houses, seversl iaigo
excursions from out Of town have been AZ,
ranged. Tickets 60 Oh sale next fFioay ~
A NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-29
The Chancerv Court,

The will Of Mrs. Alice E. Spence was ad-
mitted To probate in the Chancery Court
yesterday and Captain E. Leslie Spence
qualified as executor. The will was made
September Is, 1888. The estate Is valued
ut about $4,000.
A. V. Shea qualified as administrator Of
the estate Of W. II. Shea, deceased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-29
be taken up. The usual course is to refer,

be taken up. The usual course is TO refer
the subject 20 the Committee on Plans.
with directions TO report TO tho Genoval
Committee plan for choosing the candi-
Gates, ue,.s. Inc plan advised by the sub-com-
or rejected and another substituted for il.
Mr.. Lamb further remarked that when
he lett the city in August he thought the
prevailing public sentiment was for q pri-
mary election and no supposed there had
been no change in tha. respect. though he
could not say what the committee would
a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-29
TEXTBOOK & FORM.
OPENING YESTERDAY OF THE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS OF THE CITY.
A Large Enroiment Of Pupiis-HsaSsh
observation-disclosures Teschers-Iho
Richmond College start.

The regular monthly meeting OF the City
School Board was held at tho High School
building at 6o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Present Hon. ]. Taylor Ellyson (chair.
mani. Hon. William Lovenstein, Hon.
James G. Dickerson. f. ID. Starke, Alonzo
L. Phillips. Z. Wiley Davis. James IL.
Cspers, j. Taylor Strstton, r. Edgar shine.
Superintendent Fox. and Charles 7. Kady,
supervisor.
OPENING OF THE SCHOOLS.
The Superintendent in his report states
that all the schools opened Yesterday morn
ing at . O'Clock. with the following enroll
nent. which, however, does not givea cor
rect idea of what the enrolment will be.
since only the old scholars were entered:
....,r,.. .cunoI 4 cnIOREp SCuOOLS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-29
IlC-c.
OTHER SPEAKERS.
J,snectInc the Water supply.

Superintendent of Water-Works Boiling,
City Engineer Cutshaw, and members of
the Committee on Sanitation of the Cham
Der OF Commerce. went up the river yes
terday on general inspection of the quail
ty Of the water supply: The object OF the
committee was TO detect any possible
source of contamination.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-29

At Grace-Street Tabernacle tonight
Rev. DR.. William T.. Hatcher will deliver
his lecture on Whose Neighbor Am l. :
This is u subject which DR.. Hatcher Will
handle IN most amusing and instructive
way. The lecture 10 for the benent Of the
West-YieW Baptist church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-29
wssT-END HOUSES SOLD.
The Booker Property and the Home oil
Ir. Uaas-Deeds Recorded.

Mes.rs. J. b. Elan & Co., real estate
acents. sold yesterday the residence OF
TewIs Booker, No. 7l3 west Grace street
wirh lot 45xl5O feet. Mr.. Feyton II. Gar
rjncton was the purchaser at the price, Oh
sII 900 Great interest was manifested IN
the sale and the attendance was very
ii. seldom Taylor & Son sold yesterday
the handsome private residence wiz
orounds attached, No 1908 Grove avenue,
now occupied by Sol. Haas, Esqr Tor
Sl9.50O .,
The following deeds of bargain ana saie
were recorded Yesterday III the C!efA "i-
ice Of the Chancery Court.
Emmanuel lversOn 70 Henry MOSS per
sohalty, S242. rp Co;o,,
.rnstee. % feet on south SIDE of frestoh
street near Third. Sl,lsO.
Henry J. Mesco's trustee TO 'ohn f.;
Cams trustee, % feet on east slde cccoHu
strret between Baker and Preston, Syoo.
Gulielnus Smith and wife to MIS-. Enlnia
7 prichard and children, - feet on norlh
eide HIGH street near Pine, cGOO.
uYNRrco COUNTY COURT.
T A Catlin aud wife and Thomas ID
Newell 10 w. Il. Meredith, lot % ROOM
Tnma K. Redford to tlla Reed 0I/S
Cot on east side Carter street, SlUO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-29
THE POPE RECEIVES MORE PILGRIMS.
A Faithful Use of the Rosary Advised,
Especially During October.

(By Anglo-American cable 70 the Dispatch.l
ROME ITALY, September 23.-The Pope
received at ST Peters to-day 1000 pilgrims
Of societies for the young. He passed
through the ranks Of the pilgrims, ad-
dressing them and giving them his hand
TO kiss and was received with devout accla-
nations. An encyclical is published ad-
vising the faithful use Of the rosary
especially during October. and the prac-
tice of Christian penitence in order 10
enable the Church to obtain peace.