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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
REV. JOHN NJ. BUTLER.
Death Yesterday of the Oldest Baptist
Preacher In Richmond.

The venerable 'fguro Of Rev. John 81.
Butler, the oldest Baptist minister in this
city, will be seen no more.
After an illness of only ten days be died
yesterday afternoon. Of old age, at his re-
sidence. on Beech street between Floyd
and Grove avenues.
The deceased was in his eIghtieth year
and bad for several decades been one OF
the best-knOwn citizens and preachers IN
tins city. He was one OF the first ministers
who ever undertook religious work on
Oregon Hill. and was the second pastor OF
the old Belvidere Baptist church (nOw the
Plne-Strcet church. which was organized
on May 6, 1865, with sixty members. The
deceased was twice pastor of this church.
once for eighteen months and subsequently
for three years.
liz later years he was at different times
pastor of various churches in this city,
among them Sidney and Fulton and the
Clopton-Strect church in Manchester.
SERVICES TO THE coLORED PEOPLE.
During the war he was the minister for a
colored church in Petersburg. which he
served for long time. For years before
the day of State contracts Mr.. Batter had
charge Of the shoe department at the penl-
Tertiary.
In -bellum days when Mr.. Butler
church the congregation worshipped in a
small brick house on Church street, where
they continued for twenty years. Subse-
quentlv the church was moved to the cor
ner Of Pine and Spring streets, and for this
reason the name was changed.
HIS FAMILY.
The deceased WAS twice married-frst
- Miss Caroline Hunter and then TO Miss
Mehaey Tyree. who now survives him.
Mr.. Butler leaves six chIldren-three
daughters, Mrs. Kate \. Lefew, Mrs. Annie
Ready. and Miss Bette Butler: and three
sons Mes-rs. James H., John NJ, and A.
W. Butler.
Mr.. Butler was an humble and consistent
Christian and q man Of the highest integ-
rlty, and enjoyed the respect and esteem
OF all who knew him.
FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS,
The funeral will take place at Pine
Street Baptist church this afternoon at 3
o'clock, and the following gentlemen will
act as pall-bearcrs: ID. ". Bowles. j.
Leigh Jones. \. /. Phillips. J. II. Capers,
j. f. Bell Richard NJ. Jones. L. II. Elicit.
and W. VI. Han.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
TRANSFERS OS REAL ESTATE.
Many Deeds Recorded In Richmond and
One in Hcn.ico.

The following deeds of bargain and sale
We're recorded Yesterday IN the Clerk :
Ofiice OF the Chancery Court
Oscar Cranl and wife 70 Charles selden, ~
feet on south siio Main street between second
ard Third 10000.
John j. GUIDE to Joseph A. GUIDE. y Interest In
32ie feet on south sdc Byrd street between
Ninth aud Tcnth, 5000
Same TO Joseph \. Guido. y interest In 81 feet
on Broad street, northeast corner Graham
S3,0jO.
stephen Hunter and wife to Charles II. q.
LOhmeyor's heirs, 23lp feet on south side Broad
street between Sescntconth and Eighteenth, e
correct error in former deei 81.
Richmond Perpetual Building. Loan AMI Trust
Company trustees and william 'Loyeustcin tt
Dora Lovens.cin, 33 feet on 1hirtieth street
southeast corner Leigh, 10 correct error, 80.
Payne RsnsOm's trustee To j. \. ani fhilip
RennOlds, II feet on Franklin street southwest
corner Twcnty-nrst. S15D.
Charles l.. SiZer and W. Z. Smith and WHO e
Annctt Meyer, - feet on east side Fourth street
between Marshall ana Clay, $4,000.
l.. l.. Strausc, Emanuel Raab. K. NJ. Rnab anc
their wives TO John X. Cary. general partner, ant
{. L. WingO, John :. Elicit, James ID. Crump, T.
A. Subett. and w. Miles Cary. special partners
1887 7-l2 feet on alley between Twelfth ant
Thirteenth aud Cary ana Canal streets, 1000
=. T.. aud Maria /. Winston md their children
t. William \. 1ownes, "A feet on south side
Preston street between Third and Fourth. $500
j. B. Winter and wife 20 Frances q. 1ownes
% feet on north side Hill street between st
James and First. $3.50.
urNRlCO COUNTY COURT.
w. G.. Cosby from q. L. Christian trustee, lot
block 1, Barton Heights. s2,G6s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
LIKE A CIRCULAR CREEK.
The Jcromc-Park Track-Mud and SIush-
Winning Horses.
[By teIcgraph 70 tho pIspa,ch

IBy telegraph to tho Dispa,ch.l
JrBoME PARK, October l3.-Rain was
added TO tne piercing east wind and every
drop was Ike piece OF ice, SO cold was
the atmosphere. The track resembled a
circular creek more than anything else,
and the thinly-clad Jockeys shivcred as
Siushy mud was splashed upon them from
the heels Of the flying horses. The WIN
uers were AT these odds: Even. 2 to /. ~
10 ?. 10 ?, to |, and 1 to B.
tlrst race-seycn furlOngs -Leonawell
won; Belwood second. Lillian third. Time,
49,.
Second race-handicap sweepstakes
Sl.2l0 added. mile and furlong Master
lode Won; Peter second, Nirg!e third.
lime. l.59..
Third race-six Monopolist
Won Kilkenny second, hccromancy
(coit third. Time. 1:lots.
Fourth race-The Sea and Sound stakes,
wO-year-olds, the winner to receive two
thirds of the stakes paid for starting and
$4,000 winning penalties. three quarters of
e-Dagonet won by three lengths
from Actor. who was neck in front of
CandelAbra third. lime. l:lsh4.
Fifth race-thc jerome stakes. for three
year-olds. $4,000 added. one and fve-six-
teenths miles-plcbnickcr won by two
lengths: Hoodlum was SIX lengths before
Rev del key. Tine, 2:22 3-5.
Sixth race-l.40O Yards -Busteed won ;
Silver Prince second, KoQueford third.
Time, l:24l4.
THE GLOUCESTER RACES.
GLOUCESTER. \. j.. Ocrrber Is. day S
events resulted as follows:
FIRST race-ssx furionss-Nellie Stanley
won: Pluto second, The Larl third. lime,
lls-s
second race-six furlongs-Muatto won
4 T.. 0 trI rsstn
liz
Third race-four and one-half turlongs-
Ju lge Mitchell Won: OakvIew second.
Logan third. Time, 57si.
Ourth race-One and One-elghth miles
Garrison won: Glendale second, Birthday
third. Time. l:5ysi.
Fifth race-four and one-half furlongs-
Sunday won: james 4. III. second. Big
Brown jug third. lime. 5sis.
Sixth race-siS and One-half furlongs-
TattIer won; Emma :. second. Amboy
third. Time, l:2it4.
JERoN.E PARK ENTRIES FOR TODAY.
First race-thrce quarters of mile,
(elght l-keckou. III; WOOdcutter, Lillian,
lOJ: Rosa H., lO6: kirkoyer. l02; Orageuse.
50. Donohue, 81 Alcina icolt). ~.
Second race-mlle (three -tiettysburg,
Glenmound, io2; Iamplghter. s..
Third race handicap, 400 yards SIX
Pagan, l3i Ballyhoe, l27; Dalsyrian, l22 ;
Ca.,a.ia, 120; Temple. lls. Julio, lO7.
Fourth race-Farewcll stakes. selling,
three quarters Of mile (ive)-Alars. Ill ;
Pckpocket. 1906; Delusion, lOi; Bengal,
Alcallc 10l.
Fifth race-one and six-tenths miles
.fourl-Silver Prince, Milt Young, ia ,
belle Of Orange. Ill; Nut brown. %.
sixth race seven furloDgs, selling six
Busteed, WattersOD. Il5; Silver Prince,
I03: GettsbuIg. ll2; LepantO, 80; Cor
net. 81.
Weather clear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
THE STREETS ARE CLEAN.
An Inspection by the Board of Health
and Committee on Health.

The Board Of Health and the Committee
on Health made an inspection of the
streets and alleys OF the city Yesterday af-
ternoon. and report them to be III excel
lent condition IL almost every section OF
Richmond.
The party consisted OF DR.. Oppenhimer,
President Of the Board Of Health, and DR..
Harrison, a member OF that body: Messrs.
John Il. Grimes. Dennis O'Neill, and Pres
ton Belvin, OF the Committee on Health,
and Health-Oflicers James and Clinely.
II was only about two weeks ago that
the Committee on Health instructed DR..
Oppenhimer to put on twelve extra carts
and as many hands as were necessary 70
clean the citv AT once, and II was tho pur-
pose OF this Inspection to a-ctI laln IA tLls
work had been thoroughly done. The
gentlemen were gratiiied at the condition
Of the alleys. especially a. most Of the
complaint has arisen from their condition.
Only one or two sections OF the city were
found TO be in need OF immediate atten-
tiOn by the garbage men.
The parry were handsomely entertained
by the Board Of Health ut a supper last
evening. which was greatly enjoyed.
Among those who were unable to accom-
pany the party around the city and Were
present at the supper were Messrs. l.. L.
Christian. j. ". White. 4. G.. Lanpkin,
st. j. Oppenhimer, and X. Il. Mayo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
BITTERLY OEPlORSO.
The Intention OF the Parncllltes to Nur-
ture the Existing Feud.

fBy Anglo-American cable to the Dspatch.l
DUBLIN, October l3.-The Freemdn's
Journal to-day bitterly depiores the an
nounced intention of the members of
Parliament who represent the Parnellite
party to nurture the factional feud which
has existed between themselves and the
party acknowledging Mr. justin Mccarthy
~ its leader. The Journal adds unend-
Ing strife is in prospect if they place be-
fore the country the programme thus Of
fered to it. 1t is the greatest act OF cruel
and useless treachery ever perpetrated
upon the irish nation"
TIE PARSELLITEs "MEEH rUPPErs.'
The National Press (organ of the McCar-
thyitesl, also commenting upon the mani
festo Of the parnellite party, remarks:
" / he Parnellites. u il well known. are
now mere puppets Of the secret societies"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
When Baby WAS sick. We gave her castoriA.
When shc was Child. she cried for cestoria
When she became Miss, she chung 10 CastosiA
When she had Children. she gave them CassostA
Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice. had
placed In his hands by an East India missionary
the formula Of n simple vegetable remedy foe
the speedy and permanent euro Of Consumption,
Bronchitis. Catarrh, Asthma. and ali Throat ard
Lung Affections: also. positive and radical
cure Tor Nervous Debility and all Nervous Coul-
plants. Having tested its wonderful curativo
powers In thousands Of cases. and desiring 10 re-
lleye human suffering. will send ire- of CHARGE
to nll who wish It this -eceipe In German, French
or English. with full directions for preparing snd
using sent by mail, by addressing, with stamp,
naming this paper. W. A. MOVES, $50 Powcrs
Block, Rochester. n. Y,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
THE TURF AT rte FAIR.
Entries for Tr.tsins lrials Except enc
Free for-AlI Closed.

The entries for the trottine trials at the
Virginia State Fair closed on the 10th. and
the following ia = complete list Of tho horses
booked. Tho close OF entries In the frec-fof.aii
have been postponed until Saturday, October
I7th, Mt p. NJ. that race not having niied:
Irotting-Prciniuin $500. Three. minute class.
For horses, Mares or gcldlngs that have been
owned In virginia six months prcviousto 10 Octo-
ber 1st Milo heats, three in Ave four 10 en-.
ter. threc TO start First horse, 600; second
horse, s75; third horse. t2o.
zib, b. &. Joseph Lassitor; Lighthouse. b. T.,
A. q. BabcOck: Fear Not, b. c., r. u. PendIcton
Fanny G, b. M. l.. H. Colbert; Lady Lishtioot' :.
M. X. +. Landon; Lala, b. M, James Fletcher
hangun, .. g.. Muscoe Garnett.
IrottinH-Premium $500. For stations that
have made 'hc season OF 1891 In Virginia and
that have been owned in the state since FEB
ruary !. 1891. Mile heats three In i've; four
10 enter. three 10 start First horso goo: Sc
cond horse, $40; third horse, s2J.
Three Tips. {. =, Acca stock Farm; Toodies'
Jr., IS, A. &. Fisher; Magnetic. b. s., r; y.
Pendleton; EgSoOl. b. =. II. {. Chamber;
Black Prince, b. -, W. T. Lewis.
lro,ting-premiums $500. 1wo-thlrtv.nve class.
Mile heats. three in nve: four to enter, three
to start First horse, 500; second horse
&75; third horse, S25.
PamoDa. b. h., L. l.. Smith; Accs, &. s., Acca
Stock Farm; Red Fox, =, :. W. schockicy
Vortex, b. &, Richard German; Vivid, b. S.
James Fletcher.
Trotting-premlum $3.50. For two-year-oiis
that have been owned In Virginia six months
previous 20 October I. 1891. Mile heats, TWO
In three four TO enter, three 10 start. FIRST
horse, $50; second horse. 80; third horse
S2J:
Lila. b. mare. ;. Blanchard Dashwood. b. colt,
Joseph Lassltcr Bald Eagle or Myrtle. l. NJ
Howett, /illa r.. b. mare, Accs stock Farm,
Trotting-Promium 800. Yearlings. fiali-mile
heats. best twOin three threo or more 70 en-
ter. three 20 start. First horse. $50; second
second horse. f3J third horse, 40
Tiprle, b. T., Acca stock Farm Laura. d. -
Joseph Llssiter; Norfolk Maid. Z. T., II. 1.
Cnamplin.
Trortng Premium 1900. For threc-ycar-olds
that have boon owned in Virginia SIX months
previous 10 October lst. Nile heats. best
thrce In FIVE ioGr or more TO enter three 10
start. First horse, $3.50: second horse, 80
third horse, go:
Victor. =. K. c. Mccormick Little Betz. roam
mare, j. c. Small Mary f., :. T.. W. W. Will
liams Norleue. :. n., 4. Z. DOnnan.
Trottlng Premium s300 rwo-twenty-se
class. Mile heats, three IN i've: four to enter.
three 10 start First horse. 500; second
horse, s7J third horse, 80
Three Tips, .. =, Acca Stock Farm; Miss
Tompson, b. m, T. VI. llewett: Little Betz or
Roy. J. c. Small Magnetic, b. s., l.. ID. Pen-
dletOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

X. Il CHAPLIN h CO.. T. NJ. three houses on
Thirty-first between d and 7 streets tnreo
houses on Twentieth between aud Y
streets, and one hous. on q street.
CHEWING & ROSE, D i. NJ. lot and franc
dwelling thereon No. Il07 Grove avenue.
APPERSON & POLLARD. ils Z. W.. houses
Nos. 2li and 2l3 west Baker street and
vacant lot on east side Of ~. Peter street.
J II. ELAN 4 CO., r. NJ. brick residence
No. g34 west Grace street.
J. II. VALENTINE. 1880 A. NJ. furniture, &C. n
MACDOUGALL 4 DAVIS, 10 A. NJ, stock and
vehicles.
WILLIAM JENKINS & SON, 1870 7. NJ, b..
nanas, pears, grapes, &c.
ELLIS & CATHCART, 1890 A. NJ, drugs, mcdl.
cines, counters, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
The only positive cure for constitutional
blood poison Is A. y. {. Alternative.
Grand Opening

this week at tho Academy of Fine Arts.
Remember our new No. ll5 east Broad
street. Three thousand Pictures and new
Art Novelties now here for our grand dis
play. We are now ready TO show you the
finest lot OF Pictures, Mirrors, Screens.
and Fine Arts in general ever shown here,
and To convince you of this fact and the
true art displayed in our establishment We
give tree exhibition to all whether you
buy or not. | have made it ten-days'
hard study in New York and other cities
TO make this selection and want you to
see 1t. A. L. CRAIG, Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
Opera at the Theatre.

The sale of seats yesterday for Poor
| Jonathan" and "1he Gypsy Baron was very
| large. COnricd has Il fac company. anu WIN
sucn operate successes as they are now pro
ducing the engagement viii be one OF the operate
| events OF the season. Messrs. Branch X Leath
| have engaged a special Policeman 10 keep order
| in the second gallery.
| The lovers oil the legitimate drama Will have a
| feast OF IL Friday and Saturday, when Miss Juiia
| Mgrlowe and her superb company VIII proiuco
| =. Mnch Ado About Nothing Friday night,
:. Lesson In Love" and L" Pygmaon aud Galatea
| M the matinee, and "Cymbeiine saturday
night The sale Of seats begins to-day az . \. M.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
Armor-Piate Tests Postponed.
RI, ,o,eyrnph TO tho Dispatch.l

W,sa,sorox. October ls.-The testing oi
armor-plates for vessels which oas was ~ nas near
,aren r,lasc at the naval proying-2fouuus ".a, ,a
tsa,i rad on tho Potomac river, during the
te doys. In the FIRST place tho plates are no.
ready for the tests, and In the sooonn ns p,es,.
Despatch, which wac 70 haseo on,'ssIs 10 Indian
ueaa. IS now wreck on the sands ot virginla
INC finai arrangements for The ,est WI, ',ns," po
when secretary Tracy returns from De'n'one"
Thuraday next
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
Free Reception and Entertainment at st.
,fohn's o-Sight.

A programme has been printed for the
phon6graph concert which MI. NJ. A. Winter Will
give ai ST. Johns free reception tonight In the
frame schOO.-h0usr. IL will be a novel ana In
tere-tius entertainment. Nearly all the chief
musical instruments will be initiated, vocal Sc
le.tions will be- rcproduced, and the music of
inc Ncw York chimes will ring out OF THIS A.
,1,,i.tfu,. Iittl. machine. The climax Will be
cnUrcl by u combination OF all the cries anu
snfiilIs accident to New YORK FIRE. And ~ "A
faQie record Will be taken before the auti-
cree. . .
Tho coucert viii begin at o'clock. At Its
close the ladies' wili servo light refrehhInents.
The committee having the reception Ia charge
have taken every pains o. make the reception
socially a great success. No charge whatever II
made and all the members and frcnI5 of the
coupregaiiOn are eXpected U be present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
sig New Conyicts Received Yesterday.

The following conylcts were received
nj tho peniientiary yesterday:
Samuel Marshall (cOlored). from Lee county, 10
serve two years for malicious shooting.
James Lucas, from Lee county, to serve nVe
wears for obstructlng railroad track
seryo eighteen years for nine indictments for
forgery, ,, ..
William Payne (colored), from Lynchburg, to
serve two years fol perjury.
stephen Spott (colorcd), from Lynchburg, TO
serve one year for unlawful shooting.
". H. Coleman (colOred), from Richmond, 70
serve for house breaking and larceny.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
prove the womans good cbsracter, was utterly
| nnnbfonndcd at the revelations made Ia the cx'
| animation.

Ferry Is flne-ooking man and his WHO u
quite handsome indeed. shc has q very innocent
cointenancc. Commissioner Plessants sent tho
parties on 10 the United States grand jury re-
curing 600 security of the man ana recosnia-
ing the woman. The latter plead harmless de-
cep'ion, and an infant at home, and also beg
eed the Commissioner not 10 hold her husband.
On the point Of harmless deception tho test.
mony Of hcr family physician turned against
her when ho Was incdently made an expcr,
witness.
Tho man plead that he was doing n legitimate
business In his grocery store, and had advised
his wifc against going into tho business In when
she WAS engaged.
Mr. X. II. Ward represented tho accused ana
Assistant nt-District-Attornoy Bristow the Govern
mcnt. When Mr. Bristow was asked by inc
Commissioner II hc wanted the case 10 go to the
grand Jury he replied most omphatcally TINT
he did, and added II there ever was casc that
ought % 90 before that induistion this wGs one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
Another ParnelI for the Vacancy.

(By American cable to the Dispatch.l
DUBLIN, October BIT is now generally
believed that Nr. John Howard Parnoh VIII con-
t,st for the seat in Parliament Cork city, left
vacant by the death of Charles Stewart ParnelL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
ms LEO BROKEN.
Trial of the Young TrainWreckers.

PEIEEsBuRG, October l3-In the County
Court OF Chesterfield the cases of three
youthful train-wreckers was called. The
irial ot the two colored boys was con-
tnued until the next term OF the court
The white youth Hamilton Ducan was ar
raiened and was defended by Mr.. 5. ID.
t'ulham. The evidence was concluded
and at last accounts the case was being
nrrueI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
Parnell aud Party Union.

fBy AngO-Amercan cable 10 tue Dispatch.I
Dublin. IRELAND, October l3. Mrs. Dick
ln,on. tho married sister Of The late Mr. Parnell,
has written n letter In which She says that sno
desires to correct the impression formed regard
ing the Interview with her which has recently
be IN published. Mrs. Dickinson says that, nnch
o. nor brother desired 10 see union in the Irish
Parliamentary party, she Is certain that he
would never have sanctioned union between
those whom he regarded as the champions of
Ireands national honor and those whom lie
looked upOu AZ its Detrayers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
AN lLL-AOVlSED STEP.
| The Porte Orders that the Albanlans BE
Disarmed.

IBy Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatch.l
CossTAsrIsoPLR, October 13.-The Porte.
with a view To preventing the bloody
feuds and outbreaks Of lawlesness which
have occurred lately, has ordered the
Governor Of Scuiari 70 disarm the Alba
mans. The Governor, who IL an expo
rlenccd general. and Other military Gu-
thoritles. declare that the scheme Is well,
nigh impossible. that 1t Is certain TO lead
TO serious disturbance. Many of the Al
banians are armed with the Martini-Henry
rifles. and TO disarm the people would re-
quire at least thirty bat,alions Of troops. a
number impossible to be spared for that
purpose at present. The attempt would
probably end IN q revolution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
STARTLING SCENE lNAcoURT-RooM
A Weil-Born Forger Attempts Suicide Oh
Conyiction-The Judge Fa.nts.
rBy telegraph TO tho Dispatch ]

(By telegraph to tho Dispatch.l
KANSAS Cry. No.. October l3.-Hardly
had the foreman Of the jury in the Crimi-
nal Court here pronounced tho words
ten years in the penitentiary," as the
punishment assessed against Frank Row
land. wayward young man Of good pa
rentage convicted of forgery. when the
defendant sprang 10 his feet III front Of
the nudge. drew a pistol. put it to his LEI
side, and fired. A scene of wild con-
fusion followed. during which judge
White tainted. There Is bat a slight
chance for Rowland 5 recovery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
Great Storm In South britain.

TBy Anglo Amorican cnbIe 20 The Dlspatch.!
LONDON. October l3.-A great storm pre-
vailed to-day over the south OF England, Ireland
and Wales. Telegraphing was seriously inter-
rupted. The gale was particularly severe nj sea
and ,hree sailing vessels are reported wrecked,
but 40 far no loss of life is known. Several col
llsions occurred In the Thames, and many YES
sels there were driven ashore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
Grand Opening
this week at the Academy Of Fine Arts. il6
east Broad.

Blair's Chloral Thymol has been freely
used in many families Of this city to pre-:
vent diphtheria. and where,t has appeared
to arrest its progress. In this 1t has been
remarkably successful. II Is powerful
but harmless germ.destroyer and the
best deodorixer. For sale BY druggists.
Price 50 cents O bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
Corn for 3ussia's Famishing Peasants

IDy AlBII- -r'7'" - VIZ III
ST. PETERSBURG, October l3.-lhe Gov
ernment il purchasing corn for tho purpose OF
feeIinr the famishing peasants Of the stricken
districts during the winter months. The suffer-
ors ia the yolga district will be the nrst 10 re-
ceivc assistance, a. IL ~ considered ap-oluteiy
necessary 10 auccOr them before tho Nolga Il
frozen over. Twenty pounds of wheat VII be
.,itan n enrn Uersou.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
Roth Were Sick.

The city ambulance was called yester-
| day morning at O'clock TO attend white boy
Al Wagner's drugstore, who was suffering from
an epiIeptic ht. lie was treated ana carried
| home. -, . =.
| tend a colored woman on First and Grace streets
who WAS suffering with an attack Of cramp. She
| was treated and left.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
No Important Cases.

There was not single important case
before Justice Crutchneld at tho Po.ico Court
Yesterday morning.
John Graves. negro who was charged WIN
assaulting William Miller. was discharged.
Maria Lewis paid s2 for being drunk and Pat
Willis went down In default Of surety for the same
offense. There were number of uninteresting
cases which were properly disposed of.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
Good Grscs.street Residence at Auslieo
TO-Dav.

Messrs. J. b. Elam l. Co. will sell st
detached, three-story. modernly construct
cd brick residence No. 9A west Grace
street. between Shsfer and Harrison
streets. This is one of the most spsc,ous.
substantial, and complete residences IN
that eligible location; IL comparatively
new. in nice order. has . lot Of fne size,
and is in all respects a most desirable
home. and the terms Of sale exceedingly
liberal