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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13


restored order. and DR..
'rr '.- r"mark. but imine-
a.4i1 aroused hr. At
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go ,r.ei tia, one If the
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-. u the gentleman was
I-.-4mllt he would be OK
81 lr Morley. Of New Zea-
80 I'd order that IL was
discuss English politics
90 tha, his illusions TO
f'. called forth by pre-
fe hoped he would be
ttf 49, fall FIVE minutes.
y ".-'i. was Sir. Atkinson's
s.i.s. ..-.'a'f was allowed 10 speak
!, ir..e 's-''' AMI confined himself 20
y Vi 'Ae proper functions OF the
r. I... siNG Al TgE PAIR.
1sg N, '.nmittee reported back
~ I,.' 'occL.lg the closing Of the
Zee III r., =, lDn on SUNDAY, and re-
- e.,,,. We appointment OF the fol-
1Ise.,.,,..'es 70 prepare al appropri-
l VI the judgment Of the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17
AN EX-TREASURER SUICIDES.
FOrSaken by Old Friends He Becomes
Weary Of Life.
SHORTAGE In HIS ACCOUNTS THE CAUSE.
His Successor ne County Treasurer Was
Pushing Him for "A Settlement, and Ho
Failed TO Comply.

MOUNT AIRY. y. C.. Nov. iG.-lspociall Parties
coming from Iliilsvillc twenty miles across the
State line in Virginia. tell Of tragical suicide
which occurred there today over which all
Carroll county is greatly excited. The old
County Treasurer. Mr.. Phillip Beamer. who
has held that position for many years, gentle
man Of fifty who was held in great esteem by
the people. was not reelected at the recent cleo
ton.
his successor has been pushing him for
Strengthening up of accounts. but Beamer has
tried 10 postpone II. he has applied 10 many
friend, Tor loans but was refused. and after
last appeal this morning 10 lawyer friend
without success. became nervous and very much
excited.
At L o'clock he drove in 70 Hillsville with his
son. and sfopping In the street got ont and
stepped behind the buggy. Placing n pistol 10
his left eve be fired. killing himself instantly.
he only theory OF the suicide is that he was
behtnd IN ms treasury accounts. but how
much IS not yet exactly known One cslru-
laiion makes r. only nine hundred dollars. while
{ commonwealth 's-AttOrney Upton says il II
reach four thousand This has been svste-
mar &c embolzlent II IS stated for several years.
1ut ruler particulars could not be learned as
blllsvllle is an inland town.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17
Cast Of Virginia ut the Worlds Fair.

FLOYD COURTHOUSE. VA, Nov 1A-fSpecisl T.
Dr. g. VI; StiseInsn and perhaps others will
attend mo " ord : FAR Convention, which
meets IN Norfolk soon. Dr. stig.eman has con
eelved the idea and viii present 10 the conyeit-
tiOh Inc scheme OF producing AZ the World 8
Ialr IN 1873 the whole STATE Of virginia in
immature by means OF plaster OF paris cast Of
me STATE on scale ay Of one inch TO the mile
more or less cast i'm Sc tiOns and placed together
IT virginia space on the EXPOSITION grounds
by this means tho topography Of the state from
seashore 10 tho highest mountain top coud Ie
presented 20 view, showing the elevations and
depressions from the highest 10 the lowest. he
VIDE stretch Of the tldeNater section tho mn
uuiatlng middle regions, the grand mountain
ranges. the great valleys rivers. railroads. &c;
ami last. but not oast the vast reli1ns of mine
raj deposits could hc located with accuracy
ne work OF tho United States coast survey
Won greatly facilitate the project. 10y which il
Is claimed an accurate presentation OF fhe
physical features Of the State could 10 pre-
scented f0
Nh. Harvey Slusher, deputy sheriff. asthrown
from ms 10 sc few nights since and had his
couar-bOne broken and right shoulder dislo-
Gated.
A black bear was killed in this county a few
Gays since 10 WAS supposed 90 be two years ola
and welghei 20 pounds. The bearis increasing
IN THIS section Several have been seen this
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17
4 tulpcpcr County Benuty Na,ries.

trIrEPER. Va. Nov. l4-lSpeciaLl An inter
''tli. society event WAS the marriage this
morning OF Hiss Matte G. Ashby.Of this place.
ana Heneral William Eirney. of Washington. an
eminent lawyer OF the firm OF BTney 4 Birnev
an" formerly well-knOwn dipOmatist 10
france and lussia. Tho marriage took place IN
~, stephens Episcopal church. tho rector. Rev
. i. waters. officiating The bride ls the daugh-
yer 81 tho la'e Samuel I. Ashhy She is n tall.
eyes She was handsomely att.red in a brown
travelling dress with lovely roses n her hsnd,and
damOnf ornaments. the Gift OF the groom lie
pest man was pr. Eugene Arnold, n prominent
lawyer OF Washington; the maid Of honor. little
Norma Ashby, niece of the bride. ] hc attend
ants were Miss Grace Ashby. sister Of the BRIDE
dressed IN becoming brown costume lshe il
the young lady who few years since made
pilgrimage solitary and alone. TO Alaska. and
ne great northwest, Miss LESSEE Mackall
Mss Mary Lambert, OF Maryland: Miss
Blanche AladduN and Miss Louise Biggers.
OF Cupeper hnd Mss Virginia Mosby, OF Rich
mona. ne ushers were Mr. ". r. ~ Sewers
OF Washington, y. g.: Bernard Ashby. Of Ihila-
delphia; samuel 7. Ashby and l.. H. Msddux.
Of Dulpepcr Miss Nellie Sewers. daughter Of
the celebrated Or. L. 4. Sewers, Of Washington.
Was very attractive and much admired. he
'hgfch was tastefully decorated with flowers
ma eFergreens After the ceremony ~ the
church the bridal party and number of friends
we're driven IN carriages 10 the re sidenco of Mr.
Norman Ashby, on East street. brother OF the
ride. where n banquet w.s held. Aftor con.
.faiulauons were extended 10 tho bride and
room they lett on the 100 train on p trip 10
ne Northern cities. and upon their return will /
ecome residents Of Washington. The bride is
"eH'y-s+1 years old and the groom seventy.
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n SAD FUNERSL.
Professor l.. A. Sale. Jr.. Laid to Rest in the
Presence OF Many Frienda

BEDFORD CRY. VA, Nov. 1e.-rspeciaLl-O OF
the largest attended funerals ever seen in this
place. that Of l.. A. Sale, Jr., whose death By
accidental shooting was published in Sundays
TINES, took llacn from st. Johns Episcopal
church this afternoon. The Sunday school chill
dren Of ~. ohm church and the pupils OF Bel
mont Female seminary marched TO The church
and thence to the cemetery in body, whore
each dropped Hover in his grave.
In concluding the beautiful service Of the
Episcopal Church. the Rev T. W. Jones said of
suming young man 1 never knew" The whole
church was draped in mourning. while old and
young mingled their tears at the sad scene. 70
which greater pathos was added by the fact
that Mr. sale was soon 20 have beer marie ell 10
a Young lady. the daughter of n distinguished
gentleman, late Of Hanover county.
The active pall-bearers were A. W. Kelsey. f.
-. Berry. VI. L. Burks. j. w. Gish. John Clayton
and X. h. Campbell. The honorary psll-bearers
wero James IL. Guy Il. N. Curtis, Robert Thur
man and Il. :. Hume
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17
Rocked I'm the Cradle of the Deep

Sounds nice, don't it2 But oh. how fast. and
furious are the BOOKINGS in rough weather
be intestinal warfare begotten in your yitals
ly the seas commOtion beggars description.
what's the proper caDer under these circum-
stances2 Take Hostetters stomach Bitters.
Nothing comparable 10 10 for romedying Sea
sickness or the kindred nausea from which
many delicate land travellers suffer. Dys-
pepsia cramps, constipation and biliousness
also are invariably and promptly remcdied bv
the Bitters. Exposure In rough weather is
often productive of hurtfui cOnsequences
which may. however. be ayerted BY the timely
use of the Bitters, which diffuses an agreeablv
warmth through the system. and promotes an
active circulation Of the blood in the extremi-
ties when benumbed and chilled Malaria.
kidney trouble. rheumatism and debility are
remedied By the Bitters
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17
Fire in "A Newspaper Office.

NORFOLK w., Nov. lG.-'Special l-Yester,iav
ABOUT lO:9 o'clock 4 VI. fire broke ont in the
tlrglnan building at the corner of Main and
commerce streets which DESTROYED abouf
eioNV worth OF property before IL could he
gotieh under control. When discovered tile
IRE had made considerable hcadway and when
the nfe department arrived the Whole OF the
second story was wrapped in flames I-rOu
thls noor were located the editorial rooms. tele-
graph Office. Dun Mercantile Agencv. Ho's-
CARO- q Co.. real estate; ". l.. Williams stter-
y-at-law' amt the library and mailing dopart
inent az the paper. The tire burnt through IA
me thlfd story. which was occupied by th,. Vir
Elhlan lob Office and ok-binderv which
was almost entirely desfroyed III"
names were confined 10 the two floors
mem mem ioned The composing room upon tho
ilrYPurth moor was but slightly damaged
4 mere was only water damage 10 the Yirginisn
business Office and the larger nurnfer of oti,ces
upon the nrst ioOr. The press rooms. Winch
gre III wing Of he main building were rof
managed los either fire or water
hI. ulennan estimates the loss az sfgO0o. in
stock. '"'0'nI' eI0'OVV on
me materials not injured were move into ,
y lIulhg on Hoanoke syonue this morning' and
, no Ptner Will be issued as usual tomorrow
Inc Nrginlan building. which WAS one If the
iaii'lf9nest on Main street. will, il is thought
'e puilsd doWn and removed and work Wilt Le !
commenced az once wa D0 |
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Gate. The Allegheny Company IS erecting =
rye furnace at Iron Gate ! understand fhat
Ihe lease will prove advantageous to both com.
panies. as Me mining company has lots OF
brown hematite iron ore OF the best quality on
its lands, and the furnace company will CON
sumo n large quantity. The lease is for ten
years .
The marriage OF Miss Lucia George Sterling
10 our Commonwealths attorney SIR william
T. Allen. will take place at the home OF tho
young lady in Charlottesville, Wednesday. the
18th. After the marriage 1lr. and Mrs. Allen
will reside in Covington.
An opera-house Is Icing erected by Mr.. J. G.
Carpenter The building will have seating
capacity Of nearly one thousand. including
boxes. Mr.. Carpenter agreed TO erect the build
ing If a guarantee was made that IL would DO
paid for in ten years. and q contract was made
With ten leading business men by which they
pay Carpenter n rental. so that the building
will pay for itself in ten years.
Mr.. Il. Wallace Cox. bOOk-keeper IN the Alie-
ghany. Bank here, will leave Monday for yaca-
ton Of n week or so.
Sir. George X. Anderson is in Roanoke attend
ing the State Convention OF the Christian
Church.
The Clifton Forge Seminary now has upwards
OF eighty-fiye scholars OH the roll Miss Dora
BRYANT. the principal. certainly deserves great
credit for her efforts in building this school up.
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tNIoN; Va, Nov. i6.-lSpecial Thu tvvor
tlc,ii annual meeting Of tie Valley railroad vas
neiU mere To-. 'oy. The road operates siyfvt,o
M, ~ ira from liarrsonlurr Va - ~. ~,
lnslon' a. tolOnel ~. 4. Anderson. of evinstoH,
,tcslue'l. 1Lc lei OFT OF tie presilen. sfa,.J
onr Iuac 10 lie IN good condition. with rensi~s
aait neltofmcnts along the entire line tross
Earnings Tor l,yl &l59. i5l.O5: do l-q1 s9l ~ ~.
tnctcaae' s-i-iu4 80; net earnings lSqI ans 80 -
Iist mortgage londs issued. I.nfO 90. in t.oa'
Lts OF coMuanN ,21OOJl: Outstanding s.ro ~.
-HSLe"se lh tonnage from ChcsaDeake ma 0l,;c
ttIiIoau il'lit ions; increase in tons deivcr,e'J
tneaape"Ae ana ONO. 5.sls. There wosalsa -
Ioaf, Iutcleasc IN passenger traffic AIof tbs
ooius OF i,'tetourt county have been sold 90
$500 ~ hockbrldge county were sold fbe r S'.t
3e"l anu tll interest promptly paid lncrcass 80
.VLnnake nom the baltimore and ObiS rsiiroeI
e onburg' Va, llJi2 tons Increase in
hafies ( Mayer, Baltimore. was elected rros
i y-'.r anu W, H. Iams. Baltimore. re-electeJ
seeIc Iafy. The following board of direc,ocrui
Has eleeied; Il. W Burke Staunton Va p. a. n n
iIitanis, Shar,es y Mayer IT, Crawfori bI.caii'
Gtcini5 bu9fal, Osman Lairobe. Ialtimore NJ
! o.,9nel " A. Anderson Lexington. Va end ~
o. lAl!eA, botetourt county. Va. "''~ o.
a.iitoiislFe repairs and bettermen.s hava hoo,
a,aIe aIuls me entire line. anu ali denarf,no,.
ono" liuAlable increase IN business, The ,re.,
Der -. 1872 WI a. -No'em-
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A Railroad From the Not to tho w,-,,

co 1trar9E FoneE, VA, Nov l4-rspeciall
of rsiirdsi ~, Deen closed for the building
sr iahce OF about five miles Tie coni5actor,
n ag esr i,E Carpener, q. G. Gooch COM
dnisbad" ~. thls road completed all viii ia
cess ia Springs great resorts. so far a, .r
bnil peiiaDiy reported that 100000 worth os
M IA 20 81 ring, during tie winter AMI et'o,sa az
Comnsn.s' ' ,1i. orge Mining and Doyeloh,nsnst
ident George r.,n o9ae L. n Il lacoti as Pres pres
r treasurer and a, number Of Rebwae eIary and
thou,snSS 'oo tnoiaers, which owns abcnt eigS,
scent to clii,oorI timber and mineral lands sd
soout one;fourh Of It's screass foe scentiy leased
''S'' " TIC Allegheny Iron Company Of IRON IRON
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Hicksford's No,-s

are mailing every effort TO house their c,o,. h..
IQI1 me severe " n er sets IN. The cotton cron
OF thls section IS exceedingly short and sellni,
lar peio" coSi OF production. Howeyer.tlepc a-
farmers 10 Sc tlement Of their Indebtedness
ne pubIic school officers Of this county have
~ Us, ,unIlsheu graded school IN this town
lhere arc now scyenty-five or eighty minis in
saigii4iahce. lie school ought to have been es
Rev W. f.. Allen pastor of Hicksforl ci,,;.
Methodist Episcopal Church. south La. nio'..i.1J
up ms conference year AMI Is attending tbr .rs'
lions d on ne virginia Conference in letersiufg
The pastor has labored faithfully in H., ,o',
IoI two ears and enjoys the love AMI conf
aehce oi hls people. We hope ho Will be reiiirne5
There are some improvements goin., ON =,
onr SISTER town. Belhed ono veneerlnr fan'
.oIN mas neen in OPERATION some time. A com
pany Is now LnIIdImg nlnnInr mil - - WI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17
The Plaintiff wilma.

.LYNcHnunG Va. Nov iG-rSpecial in the
circuit court to-day Judge Iorseley presiding
D. Il; Berndel for .SlOOB damages rendered. y
verdict IN faVJr Of the plaintilf for sg.6nj and
costs Judge Ford represented the ulaiutlff
Hanlson appeared for the defense JLo
suit grew out Of shooting affair which
occurred on the cath OF January last and in
breast. intcting painful wound. Perndel va
employed by Shaner al the time a. boOkkreper.
ana the shooting WAS the result Of quarrel
between the two over the books Berndcl WAS
inflicted at the March term OF the corporation
court following and was tried M tie Auril
term the jury finding him guilty OF malicious
shooting. and ilAlng his punishment AT thirty
days in lail and fine of 500. After his release
from lail Shancr brought sut in the clrcuit
court Tor 81 900 damages for Injuries resnltrng
from ne ,hootlns motion for new trial was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17
Ciarksburg Sports Lose i'm n Foot rscs

CLARKsBUHG ". VA. Nov. 16.-fSneci,1l
i u21i race took place al Weston today hetwet1
n,lNlllam Henry; OF Columbus. and W G. Eoss
OF New York. Henry appeared here some week.
aso IN search OF employment. and about the
s saihc Tine Ross turned up al Weston. They
"a D9as'ed OF their running abilities. and succeed
eu III seting hackers, who put up ESQ side FOR
a Upward race today. '0'
NJ, several strangers showed up and backed
ii 5. win great show. while quiet man from
tIvltt,spurg took everything he could get on Ross
Iia,', - race came OF Ross walked away from
lliSenIy a. though the latter was tied 10 z uosf.
noout ssotH changed hands and Clarksbarg
shoTts are returning on freight trains Ross now
challenges the world. ''V'' "o"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17
General Lees Succ..sor

y, Vff.SGk COUNTY, Va. Nov. l6-lspecisl.l-We
non primaries next Saturday 10 elect delegates
70 tne convention called 10 meet al Aleyandris
On We I'm instant for the purpose Of naming A
Saii cam. - succeed General Lee in Congress
=; n.Vs., merealth and Corbin have warm friends
~ ~ ys"ts. ahd We cannot tell who will be The
=; ~ oi ss county, but think Scott now leads
~. ne weather has been unusually pleasan. for
crop OF corn. he fodder is said 10 be tbs bas,
ever SrG gathered in this section ~ - 20 INC oe''
ns myS cnoiers Is very bad here. Some of our
have LOST nave nave iost heavily, and many Of them
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17

DANyILlt. Va. Nov. -rSpeciaIl-After the
g.',o,, l'i'ch, OF nc United STATES court yester-
Nas not on me docket. 4 one-armed Old Con-
!s4,raie liad been found guilty Of Illegal dis-
meht and fine of $40. Judge John pani Sol,,
Was YVES also an old confederate. ordered tho mar
s1a 10 BRING Garrett Morrison, the one-arne5
io1,Vi"n, mo me courtroom. Presently the
."use anu prisoner stood face TO face A. Ia
.u"Cntu the empty sleeve tears came into tLe
eyee Oh tLc nudge. who said: Come larr ~
.u-notrro" morning ana | will consider vo'r
case We Oil BOYS are gctrint. Srarc oi u, your
anuh1eI You cannot so 10 iail. Ibe mdes
T3uu not continue. and Morrison als1 80.
ne came back INTO court to-day ana the 80 ~.
was honoraDlY dlsn0sed OF by tl.a MR.. ~ wv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17
y. VI. Z. a. Conference Ad;our

~, o,hAKLoTILsyiLtF. Va. Nov. i6.-fSosci.l
fhne conference OF tho College Nonn0 Me-
oht.Silan association adjourned si~e ia ,"y ~
b'' v,iins a. yer very successful session 0va~
nan,1leu Velesaies represented the coile,,c 800
yersitv NJ 81 esc e state and tho chapel at he I'M
lNc,,,s3} a. Sach meeting WAS flied Win in,ai
u."i aee ,%eu- trained young men va 'i'ci-
MI. - II. Mott. OF Vow York The into,.,,. a.;
'N.4S6o secretary. presided N''"ilal
ns,,,'tts ENCOURAGING contrast was ip.ti,,,..,
A .sno'. mo growth of lOuhE Mems fL;..e.'
90, ~ .oh WORK sinco 1870. Man, ,,s.al
~ tiu gratifying facts We're stated "'piIs-
.O'u't subjects discussed were - m H.;
o a'J pen ~ Dung Mems Meetings. 'byJ 10
10 Do. 6y ~ Sharioltesviile: 'T6in0s
s f..,er OF u inI6Gdues Greater variety bSnp
1oif,nasnce. by X; p. Chambers os 20 Increase
by }. =; Woods. Roanohe nc ol Spri'nal lone"
ler Of sa S.a"4 fo e 2i. by ne ey c. All.
Nav 40 ihe World lv i. S' Bs ro.,D,y j.. j:
his snhss, lhe Policy Tor the Year jsd, o.
,n.,o Sauseet Was Omen only 10 s,y.-9s'-;
"e ba R Of ,h oeai Association ''eSa'es aud
no, =. .,, rev pr IL J. McBryde wa, IN .,a,,
nras assna the conference. He WAS Snu could
programme FOR tho sermon bsforsI ,bs on the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17
The virginin State Line Controyors,

. bkls aoL. IrNN.. Nov. l6.--Special Intoros+
warmer every day. Seyenty-1ive witn~sse ~
t &c, ana there 9ro vet about Two lnplire9
line All the WAY from here 10 N into r., ~, .no
nm ma from here to The town of Nlddlrsi,,.,,,
~ n.y. =; SeNerai new points have leen brought 80,
IA. snV lazy rew lays 1t ls l3 miles. more M,
veIlall Gap The western terminus IL The ii,il
,n h.i" IL Gaming territory south to Pr H.
f bS . n,nuifs north latitude ii she GAINS
H. s'u' sIc viii come into possession Of 80,
tnah 'UD square miles OF Tie territorv '' r}.
Y3H hed and operated By the yolunfecr So, 49,"
50 NE o Town OF am1erland Gap, Tenn which las
nessoe rule. WI! come INTO The Gid non'ip i lon
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DEATHS.

,,AnANDCS.-Died.a at St. Yincents Hospit,l
Noriolh, Va Monday, November 18th. AZ T.
O'Clock NJ, Brother AMANDUS in the twenty.
olsnan year OF Hls religious profession Ia the
congregations or the Aaverlan Brothers
nay ms soul rest IL peace Amen.
BAhNk II.-Died. OF diphtheria. at the resi-
ueuce OF her par nts. IN iienricO county. Va
MA ALMA. second daughter OF Edmonia ia
waiter Barnett; aged six years. one month AMI
twenty-five days
p, MORGAN.---Died at his residence. No. ~,
Hull street. Manchester We. November -, -
a. 80 y. NJ, Mr. FLEMING MORGAN. .ged
eighty years and eleven months.
, PklDDH. Died. Al the residence OF her bns-
hand At 1890 o clock. November is. 1871 Mrs.
SUSAN 4. PRIDDl. wife OF Elijah Priddy.
funeral from Grace-street Baptist rsberpscie
WEDNESDAY. 18th instant. az 3 o clock. friends
and acquaintnnces Of the family are resnert
fully invited 20 attend. -,
JOHNSON. Died, al : O'Clock Friday morn.
ms. 18TH ALLEN ESION. the bright and bes,,-
tiful child Of 1lr. and Nr.. George NJ. JobnSp,'.
aged TWO years and eleven months
Ihou shalt nav no other God before me
Just across the silyery river
Nblflt Doatmcn now doth glide,
And Will bear upon his bosom
Eston to The other side.
There within the Golden CITY.
~, here the psafiy gates unfold.
mere no sickness or sOrroS
Ever mar their bliss untold
All is dark within our dweUip,
Lonely arc our hearts to-day
f9r the one We loved so dearly
has forever passed away.
Jesus loves our precious darling
rlhpugh our ssddened hearts will mourn
fQr me nttle eager foots cps
when TO Hollywood are borne.
Loving parents bowed with sorrow
tor tho shadow o err them cast;
LIE is short. Tor time Is hecting
cares OF earth will soon be Yas.
when the clouds have rolled away
Ear above the ether blue,
Nheta happy. Joyous meeting
VII your darling give to you.
His GRANDMOTHER.
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Hunting Club had a fine ,lar for ~, ne Aiion
~ tiond enough in Tho early dawn for Ia
F Fi TO 70 ei2 5 and keen enough for good
sport while ont ''i''Se o. good
Forest hros prevail on the mountain, soutb Of
p pe,' ne extreme dryness causes much aDire'
o. Vlr via &c Is forging straight ahead Nh
wiil/ers handsome residence is weIi NH ar.
sir' I'm niS p Nlro{ cottage nearing complexion.
ann oommohoHs freight depot viii soo w.
and ONO railroad AT Alton Wv OHesapeaAo
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once. His place wa. ably filed by The Rev. c. A.

once. His place was ably filed by the Rev. C. A.
Miller, OF salem.
Professor Milton ". Humphreys. OF the Uni
vefsity OF Virginia has been appointed n mem
her Of the advisory council Of tho World Con
grcss Auxiliary Of the Columbian Exposition on
phiiOlogy. This council. conformity with the
programme for an International Pathological
Convention, 10 he heid in Chicago, probably in
MAY OF tho World Fair year.
Tho Rev A y. Warwick preached NJ tho
Methodist church yesterday morning and in
The afternoon Mr. Joseph A Peck. OF the Bed
FORD Democrat conducted Bible reading.
The Rev =. :. hoinor. of the University
preached A. the Baptist church in tho morning
me pastor. the Rev }. Il. lurpin. who is sick in
Neriolk. IS reported rs ,onvalcscent
hir. Ernest Taylor j. in the city.
on u; a. Breaux. editor in chief OF the Uni.
Vefsiiv Magazine, has resigned. 10 the regret of
'hose Who take an interest IN that publication.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17
AUCrIoN SALES.

TUESDAY, November 18th. AZ 1870 r. NJ. on IN.
premises. sale OF new frame two-storv dwell
ing No. 1925 west Leigh street y. W. Bowe
TUESDAY November 18th. AZ f.nP N an ,bo
premises No. 1929 west Grace street sale Of a
lhree-story brick residence, by i. h. liam a
20. ana h' b. Chafin CO.. auctioneers.
TUESDAY November 18th. at $50 o'clock. sale ~
residence iO20 west Grace. '''0 Va
WEDNESDAY, November 18th at4P. u. on the
PROMISES commissioners sale of house and
Iot AZ corner OF Ihirtieth and i streets Ar
person Pollard. Guctioneers.
WEDNESDAY November 18th, at 10 A. ". At set
nun street Manchester: Va. groceries. show
cases license, wagon. &c, By A. l.. Atkinson.
auctOneer ''
NEDNfSDsY, November 18th. sale Of silver.
piated ware, line bronzes, &c, by J. II. Yalen-
tine, RucUOneer
THURSDAY November 2jth. AZ y VI. on the
premises, trustee sale Of o vacant lot in por-
Mayo. J.. T. Winston Son, auctionoers