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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
BRITISH OUTRAGE.
AN ENGLISH STEAMER NEARLY SINKS
THE U. s. WAR-ShiP FERN.
Hole Eleven Feet IN Length and Width
Crashed In the Ssarboard Quartcr--No
One Hurt--Other Damages.

rCcrrcspondcncc Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
NoRYoLI, October s0--The United States
dispatch steamer Fern, Lioutenant-Com-
mander II. J. Ivcrson commanding. ar
rived al the navy-ysrd to-day IN badly
crushed and damaged condition, having
barely escaped sinking in collision with
the British steamship Isgo this morning at
4 o'clock ten miles northwest Of Thimble
Light. The Iago struck the Fern twenty
feet forward Of the rudder-post on the
starboard quarter, crushing hole eleven
feet in length and width in the after cabin.
and tearing away the whole OF che upper dock
for distance OF twenty feet. besides doing DINER
damage. Fortunately 10 one was hurt.
DIDN'T sroP.
n IL not known what damage the Iago sus-
tanned. rs she proceeded ut once on her way up
the bay 10 Baltimore. The Fern was coming
down the bay from Annapolis on her way 70 the
northern yards az far rs Portsmouth, y. H.,
with general storcA The officers OF the Fern
thought the steamship was AT anchor ~ she had
no running lights up only light NJ the mast
head. Tho Fern Will be repaired here rs soon as
pos ibe.
Captain u. ]. Cromwell. the new executive
,fncer Of the navy-yard, reported to-day for
duty.
SOLICITING AID.
There arc rfstcrS OF Mercy more Np'n tut
Home for the Aged In Richmond soliciting aid
Tor that institution.
and-Nasier Wheat. % the Independent Or
der OF ODD Fellows closed his Official visits In
This section last night with Atlantic Lodge In
Atlantic city Ward.
October has been n marrying month In Nor
,oik. iorty-eight licenses having boon ssued.
The ocean tug Argus, iust In n ON son, reports
rough time on "Wednesday. vhon sho lost me
forward part Of her house ana sustained other
damage. and on arriving In the harDor lost her
propeller.
rrRsoSN.
Dr. John iiOcrt X binsOn and his bride left
last u Al over the norfolk and Western raj =
.oac { the North. Mrs. Robinson Is y @ Young
tst daughter Of the late Captain Chhrles W.
rushDan. OF New orleans.
Rev. LOWS Tucker sexton 81 the FreemaSon-
Street Baptist church. died yesterday from the
effects OF a stroke OF paralysis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thaddens Dav, on brnnOl"ton
Ward, celebrated their golden wedding on
"Wednesday night last
DEATH OP A GOOD CONFEDERATE.
Elisha Il. johnson. native Of Now Hamp-
shife. but tor the past fifty years resident oil
this city, passed away today.
iIa volunteered his services % his adopted
stq EFT the oveniug OF the war. although over
lo-ty-hyo yclr- OF age and served TO the cad
lie wa Hf' med 10 the Ordnan;e department oi
the conf crate States navy. and partiiI at"i IN
Tho VI ur.mac aud 30 d hght, Drcwryr hluH'
nnd IA tue defence Of Charleston. lie HF'l To
rcach to- age Of seyenty-six years.
A decd ~ assignment from A. II. Philips q
70. g. ". y. Porto k. trustee. WAS recorded IN
the Clerks Office today.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
a Ring Of CITY Piunter"rs Indicted.
TRy telegraph TO the Dispatch

DENVER. COL, October 3O.-Orvllle l..
Smith, prcsidcnt Of the Smith-Brooks Prniin;
Company. was indicted by the grand Jury last
evening on uye charges Of forgery, and William
u. Bliss. George Raymond, and James T. marcy
wcre indicted on fourteen charges, constituting
forgery, larceny, and enlightenment. Inc az
easel woe mombcrs OF a ring that has heeh
arced with lolbng the city during the late
ad.uiui t-ation. RIvmoai was ceputy Guy aull-
wns at one time cIty treasurer, was conn"ct"d
with tho D.nvcr Carriage Company during the
alleged conspiracy TO deiraud the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
Death of Professor Evans. of Baltimore.
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

BALTIMORE. MD.. October 3O.-Professor
Thomas Il. Evans, dean Of the Baltimore school
of Medicine and prominent physician OF this
city. died to-day. The immediate cause Of his
death was largo carbunclo, which formed IN
the back Of his neck about two weeks ago Ito
was compelled 70 take 20 his bed aud for ten
dAys his family has had no hope OF his recovery.
Dr. Evans was born in Baltimore on November
., 1882, and was nearly fity-nnc yenrs or ago.
lie Was the eldes, son Of the late Rev. David
Evans, who died about year and half ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
Labor Trouble In Illinois.

BrrvJDERr. Ill, October 3O.-A little
after noon Yesterday i've employees OF the June
Manufacturing Company were discharged.
shortly afterward seyenty-fiye moro OF the e,n-
plovees quietly put on their coats ana lott Inc
shop. Last night at a large meeting u was an
n5unco1 that thore would be general slrlEe ~
the 800 men in the factory There has been
growing dissatisfaction for some time on &C cunt
Of the frequent reduction ~ wages, ana the men
understanding that there would be n general
cut November LIST, started labor organization.
The discharge OF the leaders in this movement
urecipitated this trouble.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
TAM SOM l. WEST-END I'M
PROVED AND VACANT PROPERTY
TO BE SOLD BIZ COMMISSIONER OF THE
CHANCERY COURT.

BY virtue OF n decree Of tho Richmond chah-
Gerry Court in the cause Of Lawrence h. MOrriss
against Garland NORRIS and others, ehtefed
June ,, 1891, will. on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1891,
nj 4 o'clock p. VI, on the promises. proceed TO
POLL by publ, auction TO the highest bidder, tho
following PROPERTY .- f..
Ftrst. The old MORRlSS HOMESTEAD, 'front.'
ing on Park ana Grove avenues ana Harrison
street. This property may be sold as Il Nhols vi
IN lots fronting on Park avenue. thus insnrlhg
projection 10 the fronts OF lots on opposite 500
Of Park ayonnn. ito
Second. TEN 40 LOTS fronting on north side
OF PARK avenue between Harrison anu DOYu
streets These lots front "A feet each anu
extend back to an alloy. 80,
This Ii the most desirable property now on
tho market and should attract the attention %
parties seeking nrst-clasS investments or sites
Tor building homes.
TERNs one ionrth cash and the balance IN
three cGuni instruments ~ six, twelve. ana elSh-
teen months for negotiable notes, WITH per
cent interest and.wayer Of homestead exelnp-
ton, and title retained until the Whol' p,lrchas'-
money IL paid and conveyance ordered by the
Court.
Plais Of the property may be seen at the Of
fee Of K. b. Chanin * Co., who WI ns glAd 70
give any information in regard 10 tho l9ts.
WILLIAM '. WILSON, JR,
Commissioner
RIB. CgAFFIs 81 Co., Auctionecrs.
L. h. NORRIS AGAINST GARLAND MoRnIss AND
Ms.-IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF The CITY OF
RICHMOND.
l. Charles W. Goblin. clerk Of said court,
certify tnat the bond required Of tho specla!
commissioner by the decree in sail cause ol
June ,, 1891, has beet duly given.
Given under my hand tins Eist Gay %, oc'"-
Der, 1891. CHARLES W. "ODDiN,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
4 Serious FIRE IN Nashville.

NASHVILLE. TRNH., October S0.-About 8
o'clock this morning fire broke out IN the
Nashville Gas Company's four-stOry building.
Tho ii "A ana fourth iiOors used for Offices and
sleepiug-rOoms, were burned out and the rest OF
the building was dranched with water. Tho
loss will probably reach $4,000 The Nendone
Theatre nuiidlng. IN the rear. and entered by a
long passaeo-way through the gas company 5
building, was saved without material loss, lIn9
Of the persons rOoming in the gas cOmpanys
building had narrow escapes, but so TAR as
known. no liYea were lost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
MRS. BAzEMORE's SUICIDE.
She Jumps Into "a We'll and IL Drowned
Tom Coliins's Cranberry-Patch.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch
WINDSOR, n. c.. October 3O:-Mrs. Wor-
lev BazemOre. living near the village Oh
Lewiston in this county, committed sIicide ny
inmplDg into "A well ana drowning hcrsen. sue
had been married nearly eighteen years, ana
Ienycs "A husband and several children. Neigh-
hors seem 70 thins that family troubles were
the cause of her rarh act.
WHO TOM COLLINS WAS.
Mr.. ". T. Mountain has noarly hunife1
acres on which cranDcrries grow ana ne drposes
~ mite large quantity Of them 10 our citizens.
The patch IL on low. boggy place anu "as SCI
out more than a century agO. ~ was pihmte' W
Thomas Collins. Esq. soon after the HeFoll-
tionary war ana has gradually hpfeiu o'"I "
large territory. Thomas Collins, Ef4.' was the
son of Sir Edward Collins, Bart, OF England VINO
was a minister Of the English thurch. ana WAS
cent 10 organize and establish the church III
Eastern Carolina Many 81 his descendants Nv"
I'm this county and are among It's most pIohil-
inent people.
OLD GRnON-YOUNG BRIDE.
Mr. Drew Peel. au old man aged eighty-nine
years, WIS married yesterday to a Miss Basler'
aged nineteen.
THEY al srYAK WELL OF 1T.
Your readers IRE InUch pleased with the DIS
PATCH. and speak well - Il ~ vehicle OF ne"',
and especially NOrth Cnr0bna news rs they get
more Of their own State nc@- by reading mo
DisPATCH than ont Il my two state papers COM
bincd. Any ono VINO wishes 90 keep well posted
ON tho news Of this state should subscribe TO the
nfepATIE4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
YORK. RIVER LINE,
THE FAyORlIs ROUTES
LEAVE ElCtNVN

u AA.N n D
LOCAL ENpNEr,, lH.t,
st0os AZ all stations A. -
with stage Tor NhlAeisA'
steamer al West f0ln-
TRAN 80. id. B
BALTMoRE Limited. d.A.' .
Tor Nest Ioms, con cri'lt .
steamers tor BALI mogv. AZ n'
connect with baltimore aAt ..
Washington. Philadelphia 'hd y 't... "a
steamers leave Baltimore J. ~
Trsias arrive a, Kiehmcni
1O:sO A. III.
LOCAL MIXED. daily e1cep'
rwenty-third street. ios Yves. I''-'
css,.ort,e az sf.iiou foot % - , q.
Open \ A. N. 10 . L. N. and ifon
A. N. nj, -, DAN ..ie'-
col. HAAS, -, is'.-,t... -
". d. ttAet ...,...,
Asst General PassonEeE Nseh',
~. M GnksN, General MsnAse''
4. BxsxSLSy, sapesln.eadeh"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
PHILADELPHIA, RI CHI .rRFA
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Appointed sailing days Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY a, L. n aul every SUNDAY at ,
A. VI
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers
received TIL 1910 4. IL: for sundays steamer
til ) p. NJ. Saturday freight received daily til
5P VI.
Fare. -.
For further information apply 20
j. " McCARkTCK,
General Southern Agent, once kockctts.
v. +. CLYDE K CO.,
M General Agents IhfIuIeluhia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
CENTRAL AMERICA.
Attempted Murder In High Lifeline hh-
taena Canai-San salvador.
nv telogrsph TO the Dlspatch.l

SAN FR,xcrsco. October 30.-The steam
chin CITY of New York arrived to-day from
Pai,ama. She brings news from Qua cinais'
undor date o. September 10Th, stating that Dr.
Adrian Viiaurrc. native lurisconsui, mas been
arrested Tor the attempiel ihuiHor VI mn ~ nn
trafa. the head authority Of Zrcapa. The mo-
live Is supposed o. have boon political n. lie
Sred ena sbot M Estrada, but the latter seized
Tho regpyer Just as he WAS about TO hre again
aud 49, n pcd unhurt.
Work ON tho Va arun canal has been aban-
donrd The ostImat Il cost TO Guatemala IL
100000. 40, -
san "a vador adyiccs 81 september ia say
thqt the damage from the recent carthqnhke
wa. NOT vorv great. The Government IL vlgof-
ou.ly prosecuting the work Of inien q. improve
mpIt.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
4 Successful CottOn-PickeT.

ATLANTA. GA. October S0.-Quitc sem
sation was created today over the workings Of
the Wlllis-Lips,omb cOtton-picker. In largo
cotton-n cid near Atlanta the picker was put -
work under the direction OF Mr. Lispenari, the
inventor, and performed its work TO the satisfac-
ton Of tho hundreds of planters who had come
t. Atlanta To witness the test. Everybody was
unanimous in prOnonncing the machine sue
cess. bale u cotton was picked III few
minutes the leaves and green pods Of the stalk
being uniniurol
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
KNIT GLOVES AND THEIR KIN.

Laiios' Super Jersey Cashmere Gloves.
Fast Black, Doe. pair
LADIES' special Quality Zephyr Cash
mere Glovcs, Navy Blue, Garnet and
Brown. 2jc. q pair.
Ladies' All-Wool Jersey Gloves, Black
and COlois. 1gc. n pair.
LADIES' Knit Worstcd Mitts, Black and
Colors. Special Quality, 33c. pair.
Ladies Extra-Lergth Fine Jersey CASH
mere Gloves. 40c. pair.
Ladies Extra Fine Jersey Cashmere
Gloves, Double Finger-Tips, Blacks, 5Oc.
pair.
Ladies Black Six Taffeta Gloves, win-
ter weight Do. "A pair.
Five hundred pairs Ladies' Black Six
TqTeta Gloves, winter weight, Special
B rgan, 80. pair.
ladies' Black Silk Tatfeta-lined Gloves,
Doc. n pair.
ladies' Fancy Knit Mitts, Solid Black,
SOC. a pair.
Ladies' Knit SIX Mitts, Blacks, Doc.
ami 75r. pair.
Chldrens White Knit Jersey Mitts, silk
Stitching, l5c. pair.
Children's jersey Knit Mitts, White,
Navy Browns. Garncts, 25c. pair.
Children's White Knit SILK Mitts, SOC. and
G5c. pair.
Children's Angora Cashmerctie Gloves,
Dark Colors, l1c. "A pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
a" BEAUTY SOW WRECKED.
Enraged Australians Moo Iheatre hc'
cause the style Of Beauty Didn't suit.
fp, ,ciocr.,,h 70 tho Dianafrhl

SAs FRANCIsCo, October 30.-A Melbourne
special saws the beauty-show III the
o ympia Theatre was completely wrecked b
,nra,ed men. An immense crowd was present
on the oponii night. and the style 81 heauty on
exhibition rot being up to their expectations
fnay ,grecsed rac show. The police were DOVER
less. Two of the Employees had narrow escapes
from being seriously injured in the meics. 1rea-
surcr Isaac was mObbei In his Office. He wOuli
nave been badly hurt by the mob but Tor the
flInely lnterlerence Of the police.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
Nineteen Houses Burned.
lBy Telegraph 20 the Dlsnatchl

BgLyrDERE, N. j., October SO.-Clinton.
Don county. was visited by Il destructive rre Inst
night. Nineteen buildings. including society
halls, storohoaSes, and dwellings, were burned.
Tue loss Is estimated at 100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
a IayorRlty Contest Averted.
lnY fplArrauh IN the nfspatch

AUGUSTA, Ga, October 30.-What pro-
missed to be n bitter contest for the mayoralty
Of Augusta has been gyerted by the withdrawal
OF Hon. Robert h. May, who has been mayor for
seventeen years. He retires AT the request OF
numerous citizens on account Of advanced years
anu III the interest Of the Augusta Exposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
ALLEGED LYNCHERS DISCHARGED
The Grand Jury Failed to lndict l.. Aiii-
son. w. II. Mayo, ana Lum Belah.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
AsrYvILLr. n. c., October 30.-Ihe grand
urv has failed TO return true bill against
any Of the three persons arrested for parucipa-
ton in the lyncning Of ilezekiah kansin 'Qr
,hooting n negro en- the Richmond ana Danylile
rnilroad at Ashevile several weeks ago, and
thew have been discharged. Their names are
Erwin Allison, W. II. Mayo, and Lum Bolah.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
Fastening the Work at Chicago.

CHICAGO, October 30.-The Chief of Con-
struction OF the Worlds Fair has ordered the
contractors 10 double the force OF mon nov EN-
ployed on the buildings. The Chief Of Construc-
ton made the order imperative and said they
would have 10 work two shifts OF men eight
each or make sixteen hours constitute days
work. The necessity Of haste has been ap-
parent for some time 10 Il number Of Worlds
Fair oflcals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
ALAo FALLS SlXTYFEET.
Shaken Up and Bruised, but Not Seriously
Injured-A fire-Bug Around.

LYScHBuEG. Va, October So.--John An
mon, lad of fifteen years Of age, fell
through ar elevator al tho iUrliture- isctory
here to-day. distance OF AAly feet, aud es-
capped serious injury. lie wss badly shaken up
And bruised, but no bones were broken. Ho
suffers very little pain.
great many small fires have occurred hero
within the Last week or two, and II IL believed
that q "nre-bug" IL doing tho work. Most OF
tho fires 10 far have occurred In out-houses
whore no Ares are kept.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
A Factory Wiped Out.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.. October 30.-A spe-
cai 20 the Nc,rs from Brazil, Ind, to-day says ::
Iurnbucsles factory in this city was entirely de-
stroyed by nre This morning. Loss, $40, 1000 !;
Insurance about ono fourth that. Fifty hands
are thrown out OF employment. The factory
Was owned and operated by the Brazil Steel and
Iron Company
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
WANTS.

WANTED. A SALESMAN WHO
w visits the retail trade to carry LIN ~ "
npFSS GOODS DAMASKS, COTTONADES,
JENNs. CAS>iME BEs, Erc., as side or com
yission. THE PURNELL DALE MILLS, Box
~ phiIade,t,hia. oc 3lSNO 7-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
An Indiana Town Fire-Visited.

BLooMIIrLD lSD.. October 3O.-Nearly
the entiro ! u"ness part Of the town of New
berry, ten mics spria Of here, Was burned yos-
terdsy. together vi. a ore Of dwellings. The
fire was the WORK VI an incendiary, and was
started in saloon. The amount OF Insurance is
unknown. Tho loss Is estimated at $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
business Portion Of Town Destroyed.
tBy telegraph 20 tho Dispatchl

CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, October 30.-The bust
hsss potuon OF the town OF lDoda has been COM
pletely destroyed by IRE Every business-hoase
N The town was burned. No residences were
destroyed. The loss is estimated TO DO more
than $4,000. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
GrrTHNnrRG ENTRlKS ZOE TODAY.
The American Pork.

IBy Anglo-Americsn cable TO the Dispatch.
PARIS. October 30.-The Senate has
agreed to the removal Of the prohibition upon the
importation Of American salt pork. IL has also
voted in favor Of a duty upon that article OF
twenty-five francs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
R.B. CuArFGy 81 Co., Auctionecrs.

VRUSTEFS' SALE OF THE VERY
/ VALUABLE OLD VIRGINIA HOME
STEAD "ROsEWELL' on YORK RIVER IN
GLOUCESTER COUNTY, CONTAINING
ABOUT lI22l6 ACRES.-By virtue Of decd
Of trust dated April -, 1858. recorded IN the
Clerk's Office of Gloucester County court de-
fault having been made IN the payment OF the
debt therein secured, 20 the request OF the
benenciaries tho undersigned trustees viii sell
at public auction, on tho premises, on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER I. 1891.
M II o'clock NJ, that well-Snown and valuable
TRACT OF LAND, together with all the In
provemcnts thereon, known n "ROSEW ELL,
Of which Josiah L. Deans, died seized, situated
in Gloucester county, Va. ucar Clay Bank Y tf<f
and bounded by YORK rivor, by Abcrda 2,
by the lands Of benjamin +. Leigh, by srm
known az Borumsn AMI New Quart and
bv Carriers creek, estimated 10 contain ,2%le
ACRES.
The land is unusually fertile. being IN the
rapidly-growing trucking section Of Iidewater
Va. There are on the premises large brick
dweing-house and the customary oui-buildinss
conveniently located. Tho place is exceptions
ally well tlmbered and the land very rich and
adapted TO all cereals ana truck crops, about
one half being In cultivation. The neighbor-
hood s good, and the place is convenient &c
schools. churches, and markets.
Steamers plying on the York river between
Baltimore and West Point stop 1t C.ay-Bans
wharf Mondays. Wcine.day,, and Fridays, AMI
nj the next wharfs on altern!t" days.
Il T. seldom that such a splendid estate Is pat
upon the market. Purchasers and investor.
rarely have such an opportunity 10 buy. IL J.
one of the h stOric places OF O.d Virginia.
TERMS Cash as To expenses OF sale ana tf
nav the sum II SG.029.22 Of past-due purchase
money. with interest thereon NJ the rate OF !
per cent. per anHum from the 18Th day Of April,
1879 but ~ 20 the said interest subject To a
credit balance on easy terms 20 suit satisiae-
tory purchaser to DO announced nj sale.
:. :. L. PATTESON,
THOMAS y. PAGE,
81 Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31

had been hoard 10 mako threate against Major
Arnold, which ied 10 his apprehension. Tho
barn With contents was entirely consumed. II
thcrc was any insurance II II not known here.
N n,or Arnold is we'll known IN Richmond. lie
was member Of the last Legislature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
A Lunatic Suicide. by Hanging.

GATE CITY. Va. October 30.-frederlck
W Re,lotnv n lunattr who lived ten miles :'0m
here, committed suicide by hanging this me rn-
Ing. lie was sixty years old:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
RESULT OF RAILROAD CAVE-lN.
Two Men Killed Outright and Several
Others Seriously Wounded.
special telegram TO Tho Dispatch.

INVt'IdI INi'EfdI ~ 10 VT I'I'EJIl7si'I
MAgTIYsvuLE, Va. October 30. A cave
in on tho Roanake and Southern railroad.
near town this evening resulted IA kiing two
men and seriously wounding three others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
MRS. GEORGE c. CABELl DEAD.
A Most Lovabic aud Esteem ed La ~ Gone
Death OF Il. T.. Nicholas

Death OF Il. q. Nicholas.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispa,ch.l
DANyrLIK, Va, October 30.--Mrs. Mary
Harrison Cabell. wife of ex-COngressman
george &. Cabell dici here this morning al nn
oariy hour SAc had been IN delicate health Tor
several months pas: ana hor death vas not un-
expected.
Deceased WAS hcforchcr marriage Miss Mary
Bard, Vt Brunswick county. ana was a most
Oyaole and attractive woman. she was greatly
sdmired In DAnVille, AM few women had a
larger circle OF s.noose ana aimlr.ng friends
ANOTHER DEATH
X i. Nicholas, well-knOwn citizen Of North
Danyllc, died to-day. lie Was at enc time a
prominent Republican politician, and his wife il
now postmaster ct Moth Danailo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
YOUNG MINISTER MARRIED.
Rev. william T. Walker United to Miss
Mary n. stokes at IIampden-sidney-
brilliant Occasion.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Diso atch.l
FARNyILLE, Va. October 3O.-Once again,
and for the fifth time since the close OF
school last June, the merry jingle Of the wei
d bells has been heard at Hamyden-S iduey
In thus case the hifh contracting parties were The
Eey. William T. Walker. pastor Oi the fresDyte-
rian church at Hampton. Va, aud Miss Mary H.,
daughter 81 Mrs :. j. and tho late Captain
Dichard Stokes, Of WOreham. The interesting
event took place at 3 ocl0ck last night In tho
Seminary chapel and was quite an imposing
affair.
At s o'clock Rev. Colin Stokes. brother of the
bile, and Dr. Charles White marched up the
main aisle. Then came the following brides
maids ana groOmsmcn:
THE ATTENDANTS.
Mr. Robert Stokes ana Miss Josie walker: Mr.
j. W. Tyler and Miss Lula Egglesion Mr.. SAN
ford V. Logan and Hiss Fannie Hart; Nj. j. H.
Ihacker and Mi MAGGIE stokes; Nr. l. II. Riio
and Miss Mary Dickinson; MIR. j. VI. Wells AMI
Miss Hattie o. Bayly; Mr.. X. 4. Moore ana Miss
Emma ycnable. Following them came the bride
and groom, preceded by DR.. John Walker.
brother and best man, and Miss Lucy stokes,
sister ana nrst lady.
Rev. Stokes stopped forward 60 nest them AM
in "a short but very solemn ana appropriate ccre-
iuony pronounced them man and Wlic. DIT.
White, ~ most ferycnt prayer, then invoked
divine blessing uIon the newly-married couple,
after which tho bridal parry, headed by the bride
and groom, passed out tho main aisle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31

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