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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-13
THE sACREo-HeART FAIR.
The Attendance Continues to BE Good
Interest I'm Voting Contests.

The Attendance Continues to he Good
Interest I'm Voting Contests.
The attendance at the fair has been rs
large the last two evenings az it was on
Monday and Tuesday nights, and indica-
tions at present are that the fair will be a
grand success in every respect. The lady
managers ard their able corps OF assist
ants are doing everything to make Sanger
Hall attractive and the evenings pleasant.
The voting contests are creating con.
siderable feeling amongst the friends OF
the various candidates.
The Hibernians are in the lead for the
beautiful desk and say they intend TO have
1t.
President Kelly. of the McGill Union,
still has the gavel. and it seems probable
that he will get it in the end.
Miss B. Flynn has the lead yet as the
most popular young lady, although. 1t is
hard to say at present who Will win the
silver pitcher.
The contest for the breyiary is close at
present between Very Rev. Father Frioli
and Father Poh.
Voting for the torch for the locomotive
engineers was started last night and Mr..
Gallagher, of the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac railroad, took the lead.
This will no doubt b6 an interesting fea-
ture.
A handsome silver pitcher was put up
last night for the most popular city otii-
cial, with Captain @. Ii. Epps. Il. Nj.
Smith, Jr., AID Captain FrGa2 Cunning
ham as candidates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-13
READ heR FUNERAL NOTICE..
Josie Mansfield Writes About Her Eus-
band and Herself
TPhiladeIphia Timesl

The Bureau of Health ofthIs city yester-
day received in the morning mail foreign
letter postmarked Paris, and addressed IN
a feminine hand, " Secretary of the Board
of Health, Philadelphia, United States of
America The reception OF foreign COM
munications by the Bureau OF Health Is
not an uncommon occuIre nee, but on
perusal of the letter, which the Secretary
found to be from the once notorious
Josephine Mansfield, who sought in
formation and confirmation Of the
news which had reached OF the death OF
Actor Frank Lawler. her former husband
added much interest to the communica-
tion. Two newspaper clippings were also
enclosed in the letter. One OF these was
dated Beverly. n. j., May -, 1891, and con-
tanned an account of the death and fune-
raj IN that place of Josie Mansfield under
the name of Josie Williams" The other
was dated Philadelphia. March sth, and
referred TO tho death at the Forrest Home,
IN this city, of Actor Frank Lawler, which
occurred on the above date. The cause OK
the actors death was general debility.
The letter is as follows:
No. 90 RUE AxPERE.
Secretary of TIE Board Of Heath;
Dear Sir,-The enclosed article, cut
{. ON some American newspaper, has Just
reached me. Ii is OF the greatest import
ance that should know positively II there
is any truth in such a report, and II possi-
Bile get copy of the demise coming from
your Office or person or persons having
right. Being quite ignorant a. 70 the FORM
of asking such information. beg you TO
consider my demand of serious nature.
and if it does not lie IN your power TO
furnish such information, 20 be obnging
enough to send this letter snd contents 10
those having right.
| am not aware IL there Is any cost AZ
tachsd to such papers. bat VI 90 you will
acquaint myself on reception. AS shall
wish TO produce the act Of demise OIL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-13
AUoTIos sALgs ro-DaY.

Z. A. CATLIN, z. NJ frame store on Twenty
sixth street batwaon X and y. and frame
dwelling on Thirtisth street pe.ween X and
streets.
j. B. ELAN l. CO., 4 r. ~. brick dwelling No.
sos Baker street, ap3 eighteen vacant lots
en- Baker and Gcdsin streets
X. b. cuAFFIN 4 Co, ~ r. NJ, trustees salo
Of loo ON north Side of Beverley streot, adj
Joining Emmanuel chapeb
WILLIAM JENKINS o SON, 1890 O'Clock. ba-
rnnas, etc.
J.E. VALENTINE. 9lnth ard Main streets, r.
A., lae Doaks.
ELLIS s cATHcAItT, 1890 and Ii:l0 A. NJ,
clothing, houaehosd furniture. &c
.. n. VALENTINE. 1856 cas-. Man street., 1880,
EoQselurnisninsss Ell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-13
cato on October 18th. The captain OF
the Bradley was saved, but the fate OF the
TIE OTHER BRAZILIAN SIDE.
NO Disorders-Everything reacefui--Not
Even Rio Grand do Sal Seeded.
w Anglo.Amerlcan cabIe b the plspatch.l

Even Rio Grand do Sal Seeded.
lBy Anglo.Americsn cabIe 10 the Dispatch.l
LONDON, November IA dispatch re-
cceiyed here to-day from the brazilian
Minister of Foreign Affairs-Seaor Cher
inont,-says that the reports declaring that
disorders are prevalent in number OF
places throughout tho country are not
based on truth, and that tho allegations
made that movement Is under way for
the restoration Of the monarchy are abso-
lutely without foundation.
lie further says that in Rio Janeiro per-
feet peace prevails and that the commerce
OF the city is being conducted as usual.
The Minister'S telegram declares that the
situation In oil the States excepting Rio
Orande do Sui IS completely quiet. In
Rio Grande do Sui, the dispatch continues,
there has been local conflicts, but the
GovoTnment has taken steps 10 quell the
disturbances there. He says the idea of
any of these States separating themselves
from the republic and establishing gov
ernments of their own has been rejected
In every part of the country where such q
question has been suggested.
OFFICIAL DENIAL OF DISTURBANCE.
tBy telegraph ~ the Disp8tcn.l
WASHINGTON, November l2-Senor Men
donca, the Brazilian Minister here, at O
late hour last night received the following
cablegram
" Brazitan Munster ot Washington Uid Lisbon,
hO0eDtber ~, 1891
Continue 20 deny alarming reports
spread through Europe in regard TO rosto-
ration OF monarchy and disturb bance of
public order IN Brazil. Rio de JaneiTo IS
perfectly quiet, business is satisfied and
lively. with confidence in the Government.
News daily received here announces per-
feet quiet IN all the States except Rio
GrGnde DO Sui, where the Government has
taken measures TO put down the conflict
arising from the struggle for supremacy
between tho two parties. There Is no idea
Of secession. which is Tepugpant to all
Brazilians. No conflict exists outside Of
RIO GTande do Sui.
no GENERAL DIsooSTESr.
Deny London Times's telegram and de-
clare that there is DO general discomfort
in the country. The Government will
shortly fix a day for the congressional
elections according 10 the electoral law.
Restoration of the monarchy opposed
almost universally as matter definitely
| settled. All tho Old monarchists arc en-
jOving perfect freedom. Exchange Ia con
Quoted with security, and confidence in
the Governments stability IS general.
The Bank of the Republic is not giving
artificial quotations, and tho English
banks are dealing IN exchange with free
dom. They declare that the reports TO
contrary are circulated by the enemies Of
the republic
lSignedl CHEBMoST."
on THE CONTRARY, TIE REVERSE.
The American Department of State has
received information that three towns IL
Rio Grande do Sui have joined the citi-
zens opposing Fonseca.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-13
NO TlplNes OF DAsHleLL.
The Police Have Given Up Hopes of His
Capture.

The police have pretty we'll relinquished
all hope OF catching W. 5. Dashiell. Opih-
ION is divided as to which direction pa-
shell finally took after he left trede-
ricksburg Monday morning. Some think
he made for Canada, going through Wash
inoton. while others hold TO the theory
that he went West OF is trying to reach
Mexico. ,.-
day that ne had yictimized several parties
in addition 10 those known TO have trust
ed him too far, but if such Is the fact the
Victims know as much as old Captain
PARIS oyster-that Is, when 10 keep their
mouths shut.
Yesterdny in the City Circuit Court J.
Parker Dasmell, brother of w. 5: Dashiell,
entered suit against the latter for S4,5oO;
and served out an attachment TO be served
on n. @. Morton, president OF the Rich
mond and Manchester Land Company. :,
About twelve months ago there was tax
Of holding q commission OF lunacy TO en-,
o,,sre into Dashiell's mental condition and
a prominent physician of the city was con-
suited ia regard TO the matter, but II was
decided that such action was not then
necessary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-13
EXCITING FIRE CAST NIGHT.
Two Children Neariy observation-disclosures
just In Time-A still Alarm.

An exciting fire occurred last night at
91s east Marshall street q little before
o'clock last night. The house Is rented
by Mrs. Josnie Frsnck, and is used as
boarding g-house.
At the hour named a kerosene-oil lamp
exploded in room on the second moor Oh
the rear wing Of the building occupied by
Messrs. 4. @. and VI. S. Mountcastle, ana
set Are to the bedding. etc.
In the room above and asleep were
colored nurse and two white charges,
children of Doctor Lee :Cudlipp, and aged
three and four years. respectively.
TWO CHILDREN ~ PERIL.
The building Is directly in rear OF the
Broad-street engine-house, and though the
fremen reached the scene promptly the
wing was already filed with dense smoke.
Efforts were Immediately made "a. reach
the room in which the woman aud the TWO
children were sleeping. but the men were
driven back ~ the sitting smoke.
After water had been put on the flames
there was q second attempt at rescue,
which was successful. Mr. Macon John;
stou. Chief Fuller, Captain Gayle, and
others going up.
RESCUE OF THE INFANTS.
Mr.. Johnston kicked open the door,
which was locked. and found the c6lored
WOlDbn hlnOSt phfhlyHel WIN iooi
the first thing she said TO him was: save
the white folks children"
Mr. Johnston passed one Of the children
10 Dir. Canary. foreman of Steamer 3, and
the other to Mr.. Purdie, of Steamer No, q,
and then dragged the woman out OF the
room, and all were gotten TO place OF
safety. The children were unconscious,
but soon afterwards rev ived.
The damage to the furniture was about
$3.50, and to the house about the same.
The difficulty the fremen had in getting
head of water would seem TO justify the
complaints of the residents of that section
of the city that the supply is inadequate.
Still Alarm.
AZ 1886 yesterday morning Steamer No.
1, Twenty-fitth and Broad. responded to q
still alarm, caused by the burning of a
mantel In the house Of Father Tearney.
Damage SIS. Cause Of fire a defective
flue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-13
GnsaIn from enc ArmorIes.

A meeting of the Stuart Horse Guard
was held last night and eleven new men,
bers elected. The troop is now in -four
ishing condition.
Thnd- Sergeant Johns. Coleman, of Com
pany G, First battalion colored infantry,
has been elected second lieutenant Uice X.
A. Harrison, who formerly held this posi-
tion.
The officers Of the Richmond Light In
fantry Blues. who were recently promoted
when an election 10 I'LL the vacancy caused
by the resignation of Lieutenant Heinrich
took place, have all passed their examina-
tions successfully. They will have to stand
another shortly, and on this occasion will
be questioned on the new tactics.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-13
EASTERN FIELDS TRIAL CLUB.
First Run of the mestIng-Leach's Guy
wins-Other Stakes
[Br teleErapa 70 the Dispatch.l

HrGH PoINr. N. c.. November l2.-Ihe
Eastern Fields Trial Club opened its meet
ing to-day by srun for the members stakes.
Guy. owned by George I. Leach, won the
first prize, 800; Roy dor, owned by II. r.
owned by f. Il. Hitchcock, the third. $50.
The day was clear and the ground tor
hunting very good.
On Monday tine Derby stakes Will begin,
and when completed the all-ages stakes
will be run, closing with tho champion
stakes. In the Derby stakes there are sixty
six entries, in the all-ages sixty-one, ana IN
the champion six. The attendance IS large
and good sport will be had.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-13
Work of the Ambulance.

The city ambulance was called at 1915
p. Nj. yesterday to the Tredegar Works to
O colored man who had received an injury
to one of his eyes. He was treated aud
left.
At lao p. NJ. there was a call to Fifteenth
and Marshall streets to a colored man who
was sick. He was taken 10 the slmshouse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-13

ctally, IL will be necessary to be quite *.
act as to dates, etc. The mere TACT o.
newspaper article is not sufficient IN law
the proof / enclose is an article appesnns
of nv own funeral.
Anything You can do for me, assutc
you. will be highly appreciated. lhans.
ing YOU in advance. aud excusing my seis
for the trouble, believe me WITH respeos "
remain yours truly. II. j. MAss,ikLp,
formerly Mrs. Frank iawieI.
A ANAL card which was aleo enclosed IN
the letter, bore the address, Nine. Mans
field. - Rue Ampere.'
Registrar Turner will immediately for-
ward to the above address the Information
asked for b. the writer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-13
MRS. DAVIS VISITS HOLLYWOOD.
The Section She VIII Probably Select fo'
Her Husbands Final Sepulchre.

Mrs. Jefferson Davis, accompanied by
Mrs. Joseph II. Anderson, visited Holly
wood yesterday morning, when, by ap-
pointment, Mrs. Davis met Messrs. Barga-
min, Starke. and Peasants. the committee
of the cemetery company appointed TO
renew the offer of any unoccupied section
IN the grounds she might select for the
final interment OF her husbands remains:
Fxom,nation was made of q number Of
very desirable sections, but Mrs. Davis
seemed most fayorably impressed with
circular one, eighty feet IN diameter, stu
ated in the extreme southwestern portion
Of the new part of the cemetery. 1t is
thought that she will decide upon this.
Last night General and Mrs: Anderson
entertained several members OF the DAVIS
Monument Committee at private dinner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-13

iority of the churches were represented
and much business transacted. -,
A resolution looking 20 the ostablisn-
ment Of paper TO be published 10 the IN
terest OF the Union was referred 70 spe-
cial committee. and steps were taken "a
raise $4,000 TO continue the building OF
chspels in Richmond and Manchester.
resolution regarding the expediency OIL
having the Union Incorporated was also
offered. Ihe Treasurer reported collec-
ton of $3,682.s4 during the present year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-13
May Dociine the IsIshoprlc.

BHTHIxHEx, Pa, November 12.-Rey.
DR.. G. Kinloeh Nelson, who was last night
elected bishop of the Episcopal Diocese OF
Georgia said tonight in reply to ques-
tion that he did not know whether he
would accept or not
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-13
--.aM s5loNARY SOCIETY.

,..r-. committees Announcod-Ihe
Nor. of the EyHugolizing boards.
s.t..asram 20 the Dlspatch.l
r..,..r. w.. November l2.-The Vir-
ps..4rrry Society was called to-
...- ...s morning by Judge w. 5.
-.- president. who delivered a
.. .r..- of welcome 20 the delegates.
..... a-u.a of song and prayer thirty
a.. ..., wore enrolled by the secre-
~. g-.J J.I. H..l, Of Richmond.
rHE cOMmrTEEs.
r .-.wu. committees were then an
81 mons W. II. Book, ]. II. Bord-
q. ,..r.a Iobiuger, j. ~. Jones, &. W..
-.,H b.. pa.ier. and }. G.. Clemens.
.t.as- Hon. A. 4. Chandler, &, w.
.... ..guu, l.. ScrIggs, 4. X. Moore,
..I.lr G. 1. Garnett, and Dr. GILES
',-srons-L. A. Cutler. A. S. Nor
,. 50. :. Buliard, L. B. Mccartney,
d, g.. Durham, q. ". Oliver, and L. Ia.
Nv. J. Cooke, l.. A. Cutler, f..
l... u "a. W. j. Shelburne, T. j. Stone,
la .a.ry. and j. d. Diliard.
,- school aud COlpoTtag"--H. G..
c..... 4. i. Spencer, i. W. Berry, j. l..
I.. lrge LOblngcr, q. is. Ely, and H..
l. ,.-ll.
>n,y-John b. Cary, I. w. Band,
I,I..-. William Nager, w. j. Shell
.... I b.. Dudley, and }. X. Miller.
N...a--E. A. Cole, l.. X. Perry, B. i.
l.-.l. W. r. Wagner, W, j. NOriord, D..
L,a.-.. aud L. NJ. Omer. -
H...s,l M,aus-Jabez Hall, William
B.. g. ]. sutton, W. j. Cooke, DIR. II. j.
'' ". d. Shelburue, and w. ID. Stra-
Una. and Tlace-W. S. Bullard, II. V.
4 y. Coleman, &. nj. kredler, j.
..r.,. T.. L. Powell, and W. L. SPAN.
SHORT TALKS.
r.ruutr talks on the good of CO.
.....f. work ln Virginia were then made
rr.. Cook, ". $. Buiiard, l.. NJ. Omer,
as MORRISON, /. j. Spencer, and Colonel
...s..
.s T.. T.. Milgs. a missionary from
... dressed the meeting on his WORK
U. ... ,Aat country, giving graphlo
r.. .I VI the manners and customs Of
- l...
ryTNINd SESSION.
t'... .s,.rnc0n session the evangehzlng
ha.. Ira,outcd their annual reports
b s.. ..lt the amount of collections
t.. g.. i.-..u and Disbursements cS.4lO,32.
.. 1890, recommended for use III now
.. '.. State was 5000, and the IN
-4...I for IN the old fields of labor
.s.... lJgLt thousand and thirteen
.f u...,r- were added during the year,
.-... 'l. total membership 1910
a r...ltJr5 o. send delegates TO the
......c uas--mceting at Richmond IN
........r elected a lively discussion.
LF-ELECIID.
tn. .l officers were reelected for the
.'s ...r. as follows: President, judge
.. . a..uI. Nico-Prcsident, Colonel d.
. ... Second Ylce-President, l. J.
Sr.tary aud Treasurer, j. H.
a. AUDITOR. W. +. Fox.
t.-OtEBATIyE WORK.
a't.. evening session Mr.. A. II. Moore.
10 .." Missionary Weekly, delivered
.ru .'.s,suug address on the needs OF
Save work Ia the district and state
..4.- b.. 4..4uuCt,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-13
Not lease Miller.

A woman giving her name as Viola Grey
lock is puzzling the New York reporters,
and from telegram received IN TINS Guy
last night il is evident that IA newspaper
row suspicion is atioat that she Is Jessie
Muller. Such il not the case. however.
Jessie is IN the hospital or the aihssnouye an s
iaudanum with supposed suicidal intent.
and hes been telling ali sorts OF fary
stories about herself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-13
"A California Bank Fails TO Opeu.

SAN DRGo, CAL, November 12.-The
California National Bank did not open ITS
doors for business this morning. A card
said: Owing to the continued shrinkage
in deposits and our inability promptly TO
realize on accounts, the bank is tempora-
rily closed.n IL is believed that the de-
positors will be paid in full. The bank has
an advertised paid-up capital of $50, 600,
and o surplus of 100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-13
FREQ from Interference.
fFlierender Blatter.l

IrNeBtnItI bIfIIVI'T
~ hope" no said to her in the carriage,
"your father will not be able to eaten up
with US"
"Oh, there's no danger, darling. Father
himself went so far as 10 make sure you
had engaged the pastor before we eloped."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-13
,,.,,oa,,, r.vmen,. Meeting.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Method ST Laymen's Union Of Richmond
and Manchester was held at brosd-strset
cbnrch last night, with hr. A. Nj. Lumsden
in ahe chair and MIR. A. j. Gary as seere-
tary The religious services were con-
ducted BY Mr.. Mr. O. s. Morton. A ma
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-13
TROUBLE WITH ToNGMEN.
smithfleld Soldiers Ordered to Assist the
Civil Authorities.

Governor Mckinney yesterday received
telegram from Il. T.. Boykn, Common
wealth's attorney of Isle of Wight, in
forming him OF the depredations ot tong
men in that section. The telegram in
forms the Governor that Captain Forster.
of the State oyster fleet. left Smlthfield
Yesterday. There were fly canoes" Mr..
Boykin's telegram adds, ION Parker's
oyster-beds, Please WIRE Forster to go
there"
Another dispatch from Sheriff r. Z. Ed
wards. of the same county, says he has a
warrant 20 arrest the tongmen at Parker's
beds. He apprehends resistance, the Off
Ger says, "and tho civil authorities are in
adequate" He asks the Governor to order
Captain Morrison, OF the Old Dominion
Light Infantry of Smithfield, to detail ten
men Of his company to assist in enforcing
the law.
The request was complied with and the
order given 10 Captain Morrison.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-13
The Piano Buslness.

Everything pertaining to the musical
business can be procured from us. Pianos
and Organs on rent. Tuning and repair
ing exchanging old pianos and organs Tor
new ones; and the moving OF pianos by
competent men. Call up phone $50 or
drop in the store, No. 9O3 Main street.
MANLY y. RAMOS d Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-13

We ask the medical profession If they
know OF any mineral springs water that Is
so beneficial in cases Of blood, stomach,
and kidney troubles AZ tho Thompson's
Bromine-Arsenic Springs WaterI
LEWIS w. BuRwELL,
General Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-13
Concert aud snpper st GIen ALLOW.

The ladies Of Glen Allen Baptist church
invite their city friends and the public
generally to concert and supper on Fri
day night at o'clock in aid OF their new
church fund. Trains leave Elba 7. M.
and 6:24 =. M. aud return 9:30P. III. Round
trip so cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-13
Ifso. why2

Mr.. Oldboy Do you believe matches are
msde in Heaven
Mr.. Newlymarried do. indeed.
Mr.. Oldboy: Then how the deuce can
they ship them all the way TO 81. LOUIS
and sell them i've boxes for diner
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-13
1IlDY AND A DUEL
..,ywIrHAfisTlc ENCOUNTER
,gG',, ,yoep WITH PISTOLS
, Moore wounded-The
- yer r.i,road Biooked-hyste-
3 go ,i,,ppearauce OF " hoy.

..t.-fau % inc bsphtciel
"a, Novcnber IA shoot
r. -.. occurred three miles be-
,i'' 81, Campbell county, early
'.' between two youag white
q t'a.' .r,..r, that the men became
- r.nc difficulty last night
sf.'.. ls!y. The former got the
1a...r. but the two separated
ef .f.r,aniing that they wonld
o. .al grounds, when pistols
f.ru WOUNDED.
....,tla,t private arrangements
4. ..r nc this morning, accom-
ssf .-. nds OK each. As soon as
..f' ..-.rt. met they became en-
.....r. thoir friends could inter
81 " -.. .looung az oach other.
n. -... lu the right shoulder.
.., -..riycl a wound in the
8 b n. neck. The friends Of
III .-r principals home. No at
f. SEQ been maae'
rvar INFANT POUND
.I.4vef % white female infant
..t outside the corporate
g. .. ,rchaurg and Durham rail-
t..- morning. The body was
-. sul,tc doth aud apparently
....I taerc only q short while
rtAe uEAALRp.
ohcu, $50 o'clock por-
z -t1uud freight train was
@ .-Dtsl EIyor station. on the
#-.. Huv,le railroad, and ! am
... fel or twelve box-cars
.. .r..r aul merchandise were
q ar..rI. and their contents
... directions. Owing 20 the ac-
'...I ... trains on the road were
,ssa. hours to-day.
ya.s4 POWELL lost.
..... .lf mysterious disappearance IS
, .-...I.... excitement and interest
-rt.rLaoi OF Pleasant View,
.I....,,. Ou Monday last q party
.I.rf-trru including tho iittlc
.I ... # Nr. Edward Powell :
..., gather kIEdling-wocd ton the
..e.. Gre. 1hu party concluded to
q mountain, bat young Powell
~ .a. Tho other children went
.e... t.t on their return nothing
-. H.. .,. ol young Powell. and all
..... .-.. that tmc has failed 10 dis
..... ,-te. o! hl- whereabouts.
-. .rlt Of German emlgrants
.. through here tins afternoon on
'..... t. Georgia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-13
A Late Literary Production

lLue.I
"Have you anything new2" asked a Gus
toner of recently clerk in
Chicago book store.
"Pll see," replied the young man, as he
swept his eye over the shelves. Yes,
here's The New Testament Would you
like to look at it2"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-13

valuable Law Books To-Day at r. 81.
The best Law Library sold for many
years. Sale commences at O'clock y. M.
at corner Ninth and Main streets.
J. II. VALENTINE, Auctioneer.
Inn. r. Ldfllhton, Jr,, Salesman.