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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
.EAL ESTATE Az PRIVATE SALE
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IL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MODEL N.4.A
STYLE DWELLINGS FOR SALE PRIVAIEL1'

7 ARGE AND MEDIUM-SIIEDNs
IL Observation-Disclosures NJ o d X N-4.A
STYLE DWELLINGS FOR sALk PhIFAIELl'
THREE-SToRY BRICK DWELLING on Grove
avenue near Beech street. .,,.,,, - NJ,
THRBR-STORY BRICK DWELLING On EafA
NICE TWo-sTORY BRICK DWELLING on
FLOYD avenue near Lombardy street. ..,
FRAME DWELLING on FLOYD avenue near
THREE-sioRY BRICK. DWELLING on Grace
1TTHfRiREE-sToRY BRICK DWELLING on Grace
street near Madison
THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING on HfaSo
THREE-sToRY BRICK DWELLING on Grace
street near seventh, with large lot and stable
THREE THREE-sToRY BRICK DWELLING on Main
street near Beech. .
LARGE BRICK DWELLING on Main street
near sixth, well suited for boarding house.
SMALL BRICK DWELLING on Lomparuy
street near Floyd avenue. 1870 ,,,,.,.r ,,,c,
LARGE THREE-SToRY BRICK DWELLING
on Clay street near Adams. vr-
MEDiUM-sILED THhEk-STOk1 bhlNh
DWELLING on Clay street near Elttn; 49,,
LARGE THREE-sTORY BRICK DWELLING
on Fifth street near Clay. -,
NICE NEDIUM-sIZRD BRICK DWELLING on
Fourth street near Clay. -.
NICE MEDIUM-SlZBD BRICK DWELLING ON
Seventh street near Clay - $500, d, ,,,1,
LARGE THREE-sTORY BRICK DWELLING
| on Clay street near Ninth stable on the lot
MEDIUM-sIZED BRICK DWELLING on Mar
shall street near Ninth. -
| Two MEDIUM-SIZED BRICK DWELLINGS on
Eighth street near Leigh. 49,,
| LARGE THRER-STORY BRICK DWELLING
/ on Twelfth street near Marshall. -
| Two MEDIU M-SIZED BRICK DWELLINGS on
| Broad street near Fourteenth.
| LARGE THREE-sTORY BRICK DWELLING
| on Broad street near Twenty-third.
| LARGE BRICK DWELLING on FRANKLIN
street near Twenty-sixth; stable on the lot.
Two SMALL BRICK DWELLINGS on Clay
| street near Fifth. -
Two SMALL BRICK DWELLINGS on Cary
street near Reservoir.
! All OF these houses are in nice order and on
| eood.sizs lots. We will take pleasure In show
/ ing any Of this property 70 persons who mean
| business and invite all such % give us an early
| call II. SELDOM TAYLOR q SON,
/ 10 tsTt cornar Eleventh and Bank streets.
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pANvILLEs sTREEI-RAILWAY.
Hopes Regarding the Extension West OF
the Atlantic aud Danville Railroad.


the Atlantic aud Danville Railroad.
Special telegram 10 the Dispstoh-l
DANvuIK, Va, February 14.-Captain
Harrison Robertson and Messrs. Hoffman
n Lee, of Baltimore, the largest stock
holders in the street-railway company,
are here to-day looking over the field and
making their plans for putting the line in
operation again, if they can get the priv
leges they want They will extend the line
in several directions and put on handsome
new cars.
COOPERATION WANTED.
A letter has been received here from the
Portsmouth Board of Trade asking that
Danville cooperate with Portsmouth and
the counties along the line of the Atlantic
aud Danville in protecting the interests of
the cities and counties in that road. In
this connection it may be said that the
Danville peopleare deeply interested in the
remark recently made by President Inman
that the Atlantic and Danville road would
probably pass into the hands Of the Termi-
nal Company.
BUILD THE ROAD WEST.
II has been Danville's great hope that
this road would be extended TO the west
as an independent line. A railroad-man of
prominence here to-day SAYS that he does
not believe Mr.. Inman would have adver-
tised the fact TO the world if h had really
desired to purchase the Atlantic and Dan
vile. Certain it is that the Danville and
East Tennessee people are making their
arrangements to build west from this city
and the Atlantic and Danville owners are
known TO be interested ia this enterprise.
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he coRRALLEp HE TlPPLERs.
The Result Was Forty Indictments of sa
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Candidates.

Inc Asthuit w rs NOIAy - -
Ioon-Msn-NumorOus Candidates.
fcorrespondsnco Of the Richmond Dispatch
MATHEWS COURTHOUSE, February 14.-Mr
II, w. Shultice, young man with q bright
future and the tact and talent 10 develop
its possibilities, was appointed Common.
wealth's attorney at the January term OF
the County Court rice George Hundley, re-
signed. Mr.. Shultice signalized his APP
pointment by causing the hdbuues OF the
s,fb rosa lauor-sAloOns to be corTalled by
the Sheriff and taken before the grand
iury 10 give evidence in regard to alleged
Violations of the local-option law. 1t was
stated on the court-green yesterday that
Mr.. Shultice asserted that under favorable
conditions the gnats would swarm around
the crater OF yinegar-Jug when the STOP
assumption the legal inquiries had result
ed in nearly forty indictments against the
saloon-men.
THE cULPRITs.
OF these seventeen were against w. II.
Armistead and Rufus Sicily, Courthouse
eight against Jeff Calls, Courthouse, and
five against w. II. Y. Hudgins, of the
Piankitank district; one against Sam,
Peachy (coloredl, for carrying concealed
weapons; one against Victor Smith (coI-
ored), for petit larceny. The county de-
CldTcu hkalubt wv JNeAe 81 ~
over four hundred majority.
A marked innovation in the practice OF
the County Court consists in the examina-
ton of witnesses before the grand jury by
! the Commemorative Attorney himself.
| This is the usual practices. IN the United
| States District courts, and might be ex-
/ pedient in the State courts If IN the mean
| time the Commonwealth's causes before
| the court were not suspended. This could
be remedied by delegating the conduct OF
such cases to an assistant Common
wealth's attorney,
CANDIDATES LOOMING UP.
There are quite number of candidates
| looming up for the various county of
| fees, all Of which arc TO be filed except
the clerkship. Although the county is
i overwhelmingly Democratic, tits given out
/ by q stalwart Republican of West Mathews
! that 9 {. N. c., residing about four fur
longs from the Courthouse, has fixed his
stealthy gaze upon the sherifalty, and he
warns the Democrats that unless they
are vigllant this {. m. c. viii step in at the
eleventh hour and appropriate that plum
| TO himself Acting on this suggestion
DR.. Foster, the county chairman, has an
pOuneed his purpose TO call the County
| Committee together with the view of as
sembiing Democratic convention TO
nominate candidates for the various Of
foes. We should mott risk chance results
in 80 important matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15

In death, having hung herself. That night
arc said that she would sleep In q room
NEXT To her chamber, which she often did,
and during the night In its darkness she
went TO the clubhouse and hung herself
with piece Of bed-coyering.
DxBPoNpKNoY.
No cause Is assigned whatover, except
that her health has not been good Tor some
time and she bad suffered much, nom
gloOmineas and dependency. che leaves
q husband and one child.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
nHE BRADSTREET COMPANY,
Il CRARLEs y. CLARKE. PKKsIDsEE
BRADSTREETs RICHMOND OFFICE,
No. ii09 EAST MAIN STREET.
Telephone No. Az
). b. Witty. superintendent

The Richmeua once has more than kept pace
with Tho rapid growth Of tha city aud develop
ment Of the territory tributary toft It osIou 20
the mercantile community Of this eecflen ali the
Advantages OF = sJatem the superiority OF which
Il recognised in aVery trade centrs Of the civil
lsed world. That Il IL Ia aspocialsonse prepared
tesfed By ne fnot nat u has nov larger nHlaber
efsubseribsrs tAan ailE ofhsr msrsenflis agency
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
THE COLONIAL CAPITAL.

A James City Northumberland Num-
Der of Students at william and Mary.
tcorrs,poudence OF the Richmond Dispstch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, February l4.-An adj
iourned session of the County Court ID be-
ing held to-day; =,
dav 10 several weH-known gentlemen,
lovers of the chase. There were forty
dogs in the hunt, and the day was most
Delightfully."- spent. Only one fox was
MT. W. II. Sweeney, one of our most en-
terprisiug citizens, Is recovering from an
attack of pneumonia. he hopes to be out
in a few days.
THE LARGEST NUMBER
William and Mary now has nearly 100
matriculates. Quite number nave re-
Gently entered college for the half session,
thus making the largest number OF stu
dents ever at this institution IN any ono
year. ..,ot os
public schools for Fauquier county, was
In town during the week and called on
Mr., Robert 7. Armistead, the superlntend-
emit of schools here.
AGAIN A CANDIDATE.
Mr.. John II. Cato, ex-treasurer of
Greeenesyille county, was here yesterday
10 enter his son at William. and Mary
College, Mr.. Cato is a most pleasant. gem
tleman and staunch Democrat, and will be
a Candidate for his old Office next spring.
Judge Farthing, of the County Court, has
appointed Mr.. ID. s. Cowles, ST., TO nj! the
vacancy on the Board of Supervisors from
the jamestown district.
The Council Committee on Fire are
having the fre-englne and apparatus put
in perfect order and that department will
be more closely looked after than hereto
| fore by our city fathers.
OTHER PERSONALS.
Miss Blanche Balsom, most charming
Young lady from the City by the Sea" Is
visiting Miss Johnston, at Ewelps. in james
| City county.
BAD ROADS.
The county roads throughout this sec
/ ton are in an execrable condition, and the
| beautiful macadamized pavements which
were lately put down by our. CITY fathers
| have not been able to stand the test OF the
/ winter weather.
The truckers are busy planting the early
vegetables, and large quantities OF seed
have been handled by our merchants this
| season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
Proper Pride.

Munseyb weekly
Green How was it the fox-hunt turnei
out failureg
White The fox struck; said wouldn't
run with noE-union dogs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
By James II. CrenEhaw,
Real Estate Agent, Auctioneor, and Broker,
No. II north Eleventh street

DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST
I'D dated gad day Of April. 1874 and recorded
10 Hanover county Clerks ofzes In Deadlock =
page asc, dofault hesing been made IN the pay
mont OF . note thereby secured, VIII soil ~
public auction, At No. II north Eleventh street,
Ia the CITY o. kiehnond, Va, On
THURSDAY, fEREUkEg -, 1901,
Al II NJ. about eia ACkAA part oi lie land uR-
der said deed OF trust, lying and being Ia Han
over county. Va, on thu north psnh Of the South
AnaA river and lying between tho land 81 Joseph
Crea and the lard Iormoriy owned ~ AatnAniei
G. crensnaW. deceased.
THsna Cash anough 70 pay expenses OF sale
aud for l8lh arres. . part Of the above described
land ~ e0osens Of the nots holder the residue
81 said Ga acres on taa following tsrms Oae
third cash. balance 10 SIX ana aSeiFh monYst
with Interest addsd and secured BY deed q Trust
cn eaid rssldue
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
He THREATENS TO WRITE A BOOK.
Murderer IuscOe May Resort to Despe-
rate Measures-Aecident.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch

Especial telegram 10 the Dispateh.l
LYKcHBURa, Va, February 14.-William
Muscoe, the negro who killed Officer Seal,
Of Charlottesville, last year, and who is
confined in Jail here for safekeeping, says
his counsel will petition the Governor for
a reprieve for him, and he has great conf
dence that il will be granted. He says he
is prepared to die, but he il not guilty of
wilful murder. He also threatens 30 write
a book of his life, and says in it he will
give full and detailed statement Of the
crime for which he has been convicted.
NARROW ESCAPE.
Mrs. Ann Morrison, who lives near Forest
Depot, while walking on the track of the
Norfolk and Western road near that point
Yesterday afternoon with her infant in her
arms, caught her foot in a broken rail and
fell and badly injured the child. As the
woman fell fast passenger train rounded
q curve short distance away and she and
the infant narrowly escaped being run
over. The chIlds skull was fractured in
the fan and it is thought 1t viii die. The
woman was only slightly bruised.
STEALING HORSES.
The police received information to-day
that several more horses had been stolen
near Salem within the past week. There
have been over thirty animals stolen In the
county within the past two months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
By J. Thompson a-9Fa ft-,
Real Estate Agents lLl a ....-s'n
ll!3 Ms.l --.a-
A BROAD STREET CORN
REsTDEAll,
No. 1910 EAST Ib.AhsiE.I
MAR TIE CITY HAL.
We will sell atauct'.I "a
n.ur.....u -------

We will sell 90 auction "a
THURSDAY. Fgs.rtFy'l ''.
at 4:30 P. NJ, the above SE.H' l-. "A.
BRICK kESIDENCF. ltIs..f. .-t-.r
ment and has One s.t.s ..o.l.. 81
twelve rooms win gl cI.fs-.- a-sA
&C. .......
The convenient distance q .s los. q,
business-centre OF The 90 T a-4 -' !
complexion Of the Ciy uh. r.-i'--l i
property desirable, should a-.a.' -e '...--
Of those desiring cenr. t.
Tho LOT fgOuts on tho c.rTr '' '.' y
and Is 25xl20 feet with d. fey .Af-At
You can attend this 'a.' ~.t .-
tainty OF tts psing sold when ..i .r s,'--
a. il the purpose a. RE .HI.. tt-
TERMS: one fourth c.-n -'
twelve, and eighteen m0I'.-. i--
deed. j, lHOAl H-' Oh"
IL 10
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AUCTION sALEs--F Future DAYS l' 49,
BYE. o. Tinsley.
Real Estate Aucsioneer.
III Main street.
TRUsTEES AUCTION SALE
wwo-sToRY FRAME WE ~.
No. e1o cOUTTs STREET.

Two-sTORY FRAME DIV kLLiNe'
No. siO coUTTs STREET.
n
By vlrtus Of q deed Of trust, aaIeu ~ " pics'
fso and recorded ia the CLERKS olne 20 ~ y See
mond Chancery Court. 10 Deso-booA ~ 49,. ~.
9ss. and al tho request OF ths oeneno,a,;f' ~
fault having been made In the payIn,'s. ,enh-
nortion 81 tho AZ bt secured, We VIII seA " h~O
ilc auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, FnsEuARY 20, 1871
at o'clock P. NJ, the REAL EsTAIs oSsS narcei
OF land lying and being 10 me S1y - s1rsst
nloud. va. on the north side o. Nou l..s ~ a
and bounded as follows; Com msnci lss,d,, -
point distant ia feet from tho iniersssssvn1 ~
the north line OF Coutts street Win tne In
Oh AZ. paul street and running slong we 81
line Of Coutts street In westerly Ut 1870
feet. thence back st right angles en4 10 ~,
parallel lines In q northorly direcuon ASV leos
This property is 10 location % eoIn s an.
good tenants at good rental Como OUT ana pei-
chase = bargain. .,.... ..sh for
TaRns: Whne the deed requires eA s. ~
debt about $500 and expenses, moro hVoi@ ~
terug may be announced at sale.
49, GEORGE G. JEFFkhSOr'
T. ULLAAN,
j. L. TALIAFBhhO,
Y q. TrNsLEY, Auctioneer. 10 40
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fIlisbufRh DIsphtchs
The maiden blushed snd hung her head I;
- WHIST do you take me forfn said sha.
Tbs young man spoke up eagerly;
4" For better or for worse" said he.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15

HARp CoU0H distresses tho patient and
racks both Lungs and Throat, Dr. ID.
Jarns,s Expoctorant Is the remedy wanted
io cure your C0ugh and relieve both tho
Pulmonary and Bronchial oreAnA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
Sale By n. B. CHATTS & co., A'.'..I
By Denoon, Tgg.er q g.
Real Estate Agents all A--
SCI Main -.rec.
UCTION SALE OF THR ,
n DIUM-slZED DWELLING
No. 513WESI CLAYSI3:.

reauest OF me owner WHO g ~.
seIl. We snail offer for sale ~
on the premises. on .-.4f
TUESDAY, FE8RUAHf IT, '....--,
Asp. NJ, the Ab0ye-desc,f,. '.t ...,Is
Franz DWELLING. 1hs H'4-e ~ ~
contains sys rooms "a gooi rai ''.' i % .. b
water. and euivort eonnec'io,s. -.--tsi
ss iesi inches on Clay street o. y ~, ii.
tween parallel lines ls3 teei e. s 7. % ne c,
This property Is immsl!sts} o. i5..c,
car line. IN a good aud iupro.,,...s. .'.--ss.
offers . rare chsncs Tor goa u 49,, D 81
Home seokers and investors . -, ~
ousstsd % attend this ss!s, % . t'
NAY be expected
TERas; Very easy.. ,,,,, .rrpprR & o..
DANOO''' A-s,s>
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
HE Was KILLsp N KeNTucKY.
The Victim ofa Railroad coiiision--Founo
M. e.aaie--yaluabIe Trees.

The Victim offs Railroad Coiiison-h"""~
His snddie-valuabIe Trees.
fcorrespcndence Of tho Richmond DispatcnJ
SoorrsyrrIF. Va, February ls.-MT; W.
s.. Bransford, who lived near Gold hlu ~
Ruckinohnm county, and was worthy
citizen was killed near Frankfort, NY, py
a train collision, and his remains WeIe
brought by this place yesterday ea 'V"'e W
buckingham for interment..
Mr.. W. s. Adams is a painter VINO p. 1hs
his vocation in Fluvanna county ~ sHe
Fork Union neighborhood. be sports .
steed for occasional need, and more tnan .
YEAR ago he rode no to Bremo Bun IN tne
n,gbf-fi,ne and tied the bride on his morse
nssv tbe Kimbrough House. lie was as
eynntled considerably when he vent 70
mount a short time afterward TO dlseoNeI
his saddle and bride both stolen anu tuY
horse browsing near. Adams KEPT qule .e
about the matter and some Gays 80
In sorne way >he struck tran, pro,
n1red a tearoh-warrant, and found
hid lost articles in a negro CABIN. Inc
IN ef was a young negro who happened 10
Ia working in Delaware, and his mother
wss bskins pies and things" to feast
him In day or two when be would re;
,nrn. He was duly informed OF what haa
occurred by his mother, and no coihe'h
not again."
ATTENDANCE
The Scottsyille graded school Is very
sunerior institution under the supervision
~ Professor W. p. Ellis late superinteno;,
ant az nnblie schools in Buckingham ana
an Instructor Of much and prominent e1-
nerIonce. The enrolment exceeds an nun
8red nun;ls. while the attendance recently
has CROWN small by reason OF the preya;
lence of whooping-cough, measles anu
such like.
TREES IN DEMASD.
The most costly tree offered for SAFE py
an AGENT here of Richmond nursery COM
pauy is the persimmon (Jspanese), ana Ine
fact that this tree is propagated ana sup
nlied TO a demand is suggestive OF anotheI
tree not now handled by nurserymeh, ou1
for which there is already demand az
Jude 20 the chestnut. From some really
unknown cause, presume, the on 1aninI1,
nerished during the past several years.
Tbese trees are quite valuable, producing
ss tbev do nut which readily brings ~
bushel on an opening city market. ana
thew afford the country family hresldes
a Injury on winter evenings that
would be no small deprivation II
thew should "go out" The writer has
had occasion TO notice the sere and yenoW
diving chestnut through the woods IN seVe-
raj sections of Virginia, put especlsily ~
the Piedmont section do they seem to have
died by thousands, the valued chestnut
orchards yielding alike to the blight. The IN.
chestnut. / am told, is On exceedingly olIn-
cnIt scion 10 raise. but there is going to be
a demand larger than the. present one-lt
can at least be produced-if some enter;
prising nurseryman will eater, on ana
get into the field with tree called some
thing like 1.-The mammoth Virginia chest-
mt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
BY Il. B. Chanan q Co..
Real Estate Auctloneers,
No. / north Tenth street

A UCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE
N AsHLAHD-STRRkT REAL EsTATK-l02
FEET LAND WITH THREE FRANZ HOUSES
AT CoRNER OF ASHLAND AND WASHING
TON STREETS. ON TIE ELRCTRIc-CAR LINE.
Al the request OF the owner we will sell oy pub
lie auction, on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1891,
st4 O'Clock p. NJ, that DESIRABLE AND RAPID
LY-IhPHOVING PROPERTY In the growing
West End, aad directly on the snoetcar line:
The land commences as the southwest corner Of
Ashland and Washington streets. thea extends
westerly along the south line OF Ashland street
i02 feet, and runs back between parallel linos
ix3 feet, moro or less, 70 an alloy Ia common,
and has thereon three frame dwellings. This
sale Offers "a opportunity 20 make good In
yeeunent, a. owner means 20 sell
TEBMs: Announced at sale, and win DO made
RI CHAFFIN a Co.
fi3 AuctioneerA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
Y. NJ c. A. MEMORIAL SERVICES.
Interesting Papers Read Before the Con-
Notwithstanding from Manitoba
rspecial telegram TO the Dispatch.l

Interesting Papers Read Before the Con-
Notwithstanding from Manitoba.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
IYYcHRURa, Va, February 14.-At $50
o'clock this morning memorial services
were held by members OF the State Con-
vention of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION in the hall of the society. The
seryices were conducted by Assistant
Secretary 4. Il. Dadmun and were held IN
memory of the late Il. ID. Wilkerson, gene
raj secretary. and Frank @. Johnson,
member of the State Committee. The
tributes to the deceased were comprised in
brief addresses and were teellngly and
earnestly expressed.
INTERESTING ErERCIsEs.
The convention reassembled at o'clock
and the first exercises were instructions In
Bible readings by Rev. O. p. Williamson.
r., E. Michaels, railroad secretary at Rich
mond, read very able paper on the " I'M
portance of Personal Work" and ID. Ihane
Miller. of Cincinnati, delivered an interest
ing address on The Young Men of the
Nation" w. j. Nelms, of Newport News.
by invitation sang q solo, =" Even Me,
which was pronounced q gem. Several
other members read very interesting pa
pers on different subjects, which occupied
nearly the entire morning and afternoon
| sessions.
GREETINGS.
Just before adjournment the following
telegram was received and read:
Wiaaipeg, Manitoba, February 14.-To Y.
NJ @. A.: Canadian Methodist greetings
First Corinthians, 3:9, first clause"
On motion, the Secretary was instructed
TO transmit suitable reply.
Nearly all Of the city pulpits will be
] filed by members of the convention to-
morrow.
THE NIGHT SESSION.
The entire night session was taken up
with addresses, mainly by Mr.. w. E. Col
ley, Of Connecticut, on the Work of the
Association Among Railroad Men"
A subscription was raised among the
| different associations represented in the
convention of $4,000 for the current ex-
| penses of the year.
The convention will adjourn tomorrow
| night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
A PRETTY ESSEX WEDDING.
Mr.. @. c. Mundis United to Miss Pearl An
drews--RailroAd News.


Correspondents Of the Richmond DispAtch.I
OccuPAoIA, Va. February 19.--The mo-
notonous quiet of our neighborhood was
agreably enllyened by the marriage of one
OF our popular, deserving, and worthy
young men. Mr.. Clarence G. Mundie. OF
Loyds, Va, TO Miss Pearl A. Andrews, at
Hermcn church at p. NJ. on the 18th
instant. by the Rev. John I. Payne. The
bride, tastefully attirsd and looking ex-
ceedingly attractive, entered the church on
the arm Of the groom's best man" Mr..
w. A. Gresham. accompanied by the
brides sister, Mrs L. Il. Graves and the
groom. The attendants were Mr.. l.. s..
Mundie and Miss Kate Cammack, Mr.. w.
Il. Powers and Miss Belle Mundie, Mr..
Robert l. Ellis and Miss A. /. Gresham.
Mr. J. IL. Allen, Jr., and Miss Kate 4.
Powers
INCEPTION AND gJPPER.
After receiving the congratulations Of a
large attendance Of their friends at the
church they were given reception and
herlnsaona snnner by the axoAIa's fathar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15

DooK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
I'D IxEcuTADAT TIE DISPATCH PRINT
Ma nopA1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
THE NEWPORT NEWS TRAGEDY.
Policeman Gaines May Rseover-rhe MUIR.
dsrsr Still at Large
Especial telsrram % ths DIspa,ch.I

defer otili ~ AsafEa
Especial telegram 70 the Dispaseh.I
NEwPoRr NEWS, Va, February 14.-There
are no further Developments in the Thurs
day nights tragedy here. except that the
bali that wounded Games has been extract
ed, thus improving his chances ofrccovery.
1t is a No. 9s and passed through the
right lung, lodging in the muscles Of the
back.
BIS CERTAIN FATE.
Jack Morrison, the boss devil In this
bloody business, still eludes arrest. BE Il
almost certainly wounded and is most
likely lurking not far from here. The evi-
he be caught nothing can block his path
way 10 the gailows.
Salvation o ~ -pp il Is sstion and