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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
MISS ANNIE X. SCOTT MARRIED.
She Become. the Bride Of Dr. Seth McGiI-
yra : Pnrker-Iienry.

At noon YESTERDAY. at the residence OF
her kinsman, Mr.. Aobert 5. Chamberlayne.
No. gOgP Park avenue. Hiss Annie kttredge
scott was married 10 DR.. Seth Curtis Nc
Gllvra.
The bride is the accomplished daughter
Of Captain Robert G.. Scott. Jr.. and a
great flvorlte in large social circle. lhe
groom Is a native or Wisconsin Out y
graduate of the University OF Virginia, and
was at one time an assistant TO Dr. }. y.
White. OF this city. The ceremony was
performed bv the Rev. DR.. Sprgg. aud the
parlors were elaborately decorated with
iiowers.
The wedding was TO have taken place at
Moore Memorial church, and the change
was made ow,ng to the recent death Of q
near relative of the bride. There were no
attendants, put the bride WAS IN full
bridal costume. Among the friends of the
groom present were Drs. W. W. Parker, }.
4. White, Edward and Stuart Mcclure,
and Dunn.
The presents were numerous and hand
some. and were Sent by friends from Nir-
gina. Pennsylvania, Maine. anu other
States.
Dir. and Mrs. McGilvra left last evening
for Asheville, n. c.. their future home.
PARKEI-HENRY.
A ouiet wedding was celebrated at the
residence of Mr. 4. X. Henry. Gl9 north
Tenth street, last evening, the contracting
parties beng his eldest daughter, Miss
Mary Virginia. and Mr.. Richard Truman
Parker. who were united Ill the holy bonds
of matrimony by the Rev. William Il.
Hatcher. d. b.. of Grace-Street Baptist
church. >,
The groom is member of the. we'll
known firm of Curtis Il Parker, shipping
brokers. The bride wore handsome
travelling suit Of tan cloth and velvet. with
hat and gloves to match. and car
ried bouquet of Duchess OF Albany roses.
The happy pair left on the 7:o5 tram Tor
trip to Washington and New York city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
AN INSPIRING SCENE.
Class-Assignmcn. Night at the virginia
Mechanics Institute.

The Mechanics Institute presented
busy and inspiriting scene last night.
The building was crowded with youths
and young men eager to 90 10 work. teach
ers were hurrying to and fro, and the
secretary, Captain Tom Elicit, hs enough
to do in the way of assigning pupils to
classes to occupy three pair Of he; Is;
The total enrolment was $40 aud hfty
applications were refused.
The classes will start of regularly to.
night and in few days the authorities OF
the institution will again commence can
vassing for contributions to complete the
fund necessary to build new home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
TOPLAY IN LYNcHBURG.
Manager Donatt and His Giants to Meet
the Hill.City Base -l3aliists.

Squire Charlie Donati left the city last
night on the 1890 Chesapeake and OHIO
train for Lynchburg. where be will meet
his Giants aud put them upon the diamond
to wipe up the earth" with the Lynch
burg ball team.
The Kichmonds completed their series OF
games ut Winston yesterday and left last
night for tho Hill City. They will play,
three games with the Lynchburg boys and
will return home Saturday night.
Manager Dopati is now In correspond
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
UNCLE SAN SUsPENDs PAYMENT.
All on Account of u Refractory safe Lock
Accidental Relief
fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.i

WAsHISGTos, u. c.. September 30.-An
accident 70 the lock of the inner door of
the vault III the cash-room OF the United
States treasury caused a temporary suS-
pension OF payments IN that Office this
morning. The vault j. opened at 9o'clock
every business day. but there was hitch
tins morning and 1t resisted all efforts TO
open Ii. Ii contained about Sls000,000 in
loose funds necessary 10 the transaction
of the current business Of the department.
When nearly an hour had been spent IN
vain efforts To move the refractory door
and tn" creditors IN the outer Office were
iucrt asing III numbers and importantly a
newcomer took hold of the door-knob
and 10y u very vigorous shaking acci-
dentally brought the combination into
proper place AMI the trouble WAS at an
end. in the mean time telegram hal
been sent 10 % lock EXPERT IN Ph!ladelphie
10 come l. WASHINGTON at once and the
Treasurer had about concluded 10 resort
- the hitherto sacred funds in the reserve
vault What made the matter worse was
that the demands on the Treasurer this
morning were unusually large.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
The Murder Case Postponed.

The case of Siberian Fountain, the negro
charged with the murder OF James Courn, also
colored. was called In the Hastings Court yester-
day morning and the trial postponed until DC
tobe' 10Th. Fountain Is accused 81 killing
Cou by striking him on the head with rock.
Tho case of Simon Tinsley. who stan Is indict-
ell for felOnoIsly assauiting George Jcter, was
postponed until October 10th.
Willie Bowes was convicted OF having made
felonious assault upon Sarah Brown, api was
sent to Jail tor thirty days and fined one :lt
Eleanor Cousins plesded guilty TO the Slarge
Of resisting aud assauting Police-OnicefS". l.
Foster and got thirty daysjn Jail.
Robert Washington WAS sent 10 1ail Tor xhirty
days and fined one cent for assaultlng S'illic
Millar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
ACTSOF THE EXECUTIVE.
4 Youthful Convict Decentralization
Kcfuscd-Irrsonai.

The Governor yesterday pardoned Robert
Lindsey. seventeen years Old. who was
convicted i'll the Corporation Court OF
Danville Of malicious assault and sen
fenced To the penitentiary for one year.
The pardon III the case was granted upon
the Recommendations of those who COM
posed the trial jury, the Commemorative IS
Attorney. and certificate OF the Surgeon
of the Penitcntiary. aud one from the
physician of the Danvillc Jail that con-
fiuement would endanger the prisoners
life The petition for clemency was
numerously signed also by citizens Of DAN
VILE.
Pardon was refused Robert Hayes, sem
fenced to jail III Bedford City tor six
months for nlsdemeanor.
Mr. Burnley Taylor, clerk of King Will
liam county, and l.. u. Jones, ST.. l.. ID.
Jones. Jr.. W. II. Jones, and Plunner
Jones. of Buckingham, were at the Capitol
,-..t.rfov
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
AUCTION SALES TODAY.
BOWMAN, ROSWELL IS sIiUMAN, lots on tho

BOWMAN. ROSWELL & SHUMAN. lots on tho
Mechanicsyille turnpike.
CABF'T. & WILSON, > T.. NJ. trustees sale ot
,acr Of ground with four frame dwellings, on
Chelsea Hill
DESOON. TuPPER & CO.. 4. NJ, trustees
-air OF improved property on 1hirty-hrst
street: also, double tenement on.CarriDg-
ton street.
GEORGE W. MAYO, IL 4. ~, trustees sale of
pool-tablo-.
JOHN r. GODDrN. : p. ". threc-story brick
residence No. 3l2 cast Grace street.
L.H.yALENTINE. 1890 A. H., old lumber and
tin NJ now city Hall.
J. II. ELAN Il CO., ~. 2. NJ. trustees sale o.
brick store and dwelling No. - west Leigh
street.
GEORGE w MAYO. 10 \. NJ, buggy, AMI fQrni.
ture: IL A. NJ, poo-tabl"-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
Government Receipts and Expenditures.
fpv telegraph To the Dtspatch.l

WAsuINGroN, d. c., September 30.-The
rcceipts OF the Government since September Let
amount 70 e42s 1886, 900, being an excess OF
A.. .3s7. 900 over ordinary expenditures during
the same time. ~
Tho additional payment OF eIS,0OO,0O du-
ring The same time on account VI bond redemp-
tion, however, makes not loss la cash Tor the
month of about Sl4,000,000. Tho net cash
balance IN the Treasury to-day, Inclusive ol
fractional silver and deposits IN national banks,
u stated at t4.,00O,O0O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
Meteorological Report for september.

The subicined report gives sunrise, mini-
mum and maximum readings of the ther-
mometer. the course of the wind at sun
rise, and the amount of rainfall for the
month of September.
The readings of the thermometer were
taken III an waited portion of tho city,
the position Of the instrument being free
from anv influence OF refracted heat: They
arr srlfregistering. Of the very best French
manufacture. AMI the figures are believed
to be absolutely correct
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
Leave. for Chicago.

Mr.. W. A. Galpin, who has been cnoIr.
oas,er NJ Broad-Sireot Methodist church for some
time, Will leave here on Friday next for Chicayo
10 spend the winter months. The organ IN sn.s
church Is now undergoing repairs, having h..
improved stops, and WHOM finished VIII % o.v 'v
some OF our best organists, and probably an or
ang recital viii bo given. The choir WIZ 10 iooa'
canized and maintsln Its standard hitherto e"'
oysd for good singing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
WI TnIli the GIrls.

DR.. Curry has promised TO deliver M
address before the young ladies of the Richmond
Female Institute upon hts return from rew
York week or ten days hence. Dr. Nelson VIII
invite Governor Mckinney. members OF Ino
Board of Trustees, and other prominent c''%o"'
to attend. ..,..,, ,,,,o,
The institute begins the present session under
very encouraging auspices. There are now
about c.ghty-nye scholars and new ones arc pc-
ing entered almost daily.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01

ence with the managers Of the Columbia
Athletics and tho Potomacs. OF Washing-
ton. and expects to have three games on
Island Park with one of these cimDs tue
last three days of next week. Ire also
asserts that he will have numper ot
games between tho Richmonds and one or
two American Association teams as soon
As the season closes at the North.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
Death Of Joseph II. Duegan.

State-senator Joseph II. Duggan, Of
Louisiana, died suddenly at his home III New
Orleans on Sunday. aged dfty-seven. Mr..
Duggan was native of Virginia. He was
in the cotton-seed oil business and was
treasurer Of the Veteran Washington Artil-
lery and the Association of the Confede-
rate Army of Northern Virginia. He was
elected State senator in 1883 OIL the Young
Mems Democratic ticket and was one Of
the leaders in the anti-lottery Democratic
party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01

During the past month the Police-JH
ticc hns disposed of 32O criminal cases 9.
tried go charges Of ordinance. violations. ~
criminal charges ~ persons were seat ON 10 D
Hastings Court for Indictment by the grand -
II were convicted of misdcmeanOr, l3l vSf'
sent To fail in default ~ surety for their good <e
hayiOr. aud ..97 were fined.
CITY fines collected. -sl1.30: State, "a I
costs. S20S. 10-tOtal. Sl,O67.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
.rT.1rE,r wIN.rox's INArGrKArloS.
DEATH OF FARMER SHALLWOOO.
Various Church N0tes--Cotton-fickin
tou,uen, en,cd-Increasc in squirrels.

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dspatch.l
WrS.soR. \. c.. September *. Mr. 10:
bert ". Snallwood. IA prominent farmer OF
rl,- county. dci az nls rc-idence yesterday eve,
uinr ir ne u ty-ninth year "i ms age; no nai
, 81 ..u-i4feut memb'r OF the Methodist
,,,,..nrai CAunh nearly atty years. His only
r,..hier rs The wife Of I. {. Bond, shcri OF this
county. .o..,,.., a, .,.,r,. ,..,.. %,
Ta' Rev. T. Harrison began rowe, set.ic,s NJ
mo We.holst Eoscoral church yesterday eFe-
The Kcv. T 7. spaight baptized ". q. Mizeii,
Ir, Yesterday evening IN ne Cash'o FNei anu
r...lyci hii!l IN The Baptist thurch'
OPFNISG HAPIDLY.
,,,. las few davs, and many Oi the farmers have
begun - p4cs Their crops. 49,, ,, .,,,s
fhere are sfuorc squirrels in the "oouS ths
wear than has nccn KNOWN III tNeht. 1oatS, ""N
e.. t',,,lera III this seciipu Kill a g'ett many
M, ,rcer, act # the Legislature iOr ther pro-
t.c,iou n..s done much good
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
RApPAHANNOCk-VA FAiR.
\ Very Large Attendance-Good Racing-
Balloon and Parachute feat-Last Day.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

TNIl'1-IdI Ut - w '7l'IT'V- NJ
FREpEmcKsBURG, Va. September 80
The second day Of the fifth annual Fair of
the Rappahannock-Valley, Agricultural
and Mechanical Society closed tonight
with the largest number III attendance of
any previous occasion. The races were all
vert exciting and interesting. The mile
heats, best two IN three, were won by
Bothwen owned ly james Il. Hood, Of
Nbcuarle. I'm this race considerable
amounts of money changed hands. rs
None. owned 10y boswell, was the
faVOrlte.
The balloon ascension by Miss Macmil-
Ter aud her descent bv parachute. also
excited considerable interest.
Tomorrow. the last day, will also be
largely attended an1 the races promise to
be Of much interest. Altogether the FAR
so far Is u great success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01

O'Clock this afternoon from Lcigh-Strcet Bapts'
church.
Mrs. Elizabeth Jacob, wife of Mr.. Angus.
Jncob died Mt o'clock yesterday mofuns -, -,
the Dfty-seventh year OF her age. The dccch.cI
was born IN Bavaria, Germany. inc iuner...
will take place to-day at 3 +. NJ. from ST. JON"
German Evangelical church.
Miss Fannie Foster died Tuesday. she was
thlrty-nvc years OF age and leaves two Sisters
The funeral will be from tho First bap'is'
church this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01

Tho ladies' OF the ladies' Aid Society of
tho East-End Baptist church extend their
thanks TO the Esst-End Band. and also 70
the Young ladies' and gentlemen who gave
them helping hand while their lawn
party was in progres5. Very respectfully,
LADIEs' AID SOCIETY or ThE EAsr-ESp Bar.
TIsr caTprU
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
Courts OF Nenrlco.
Tho Henrico County Court has adj

The Henrico County Court has adjourn
cd until next Monday.
The Circuit Court meets tho same dny. Inc
caae Of Martha King, the colOrcd woman who -
charged with murderi'.g her adopted child, VIII
be tried during the term.
During September lsl deeds were recorded ID
the Clerks Office OF the County Court Inhtecn
maria sc- licenses we're issue1-six 10 white anu
seven to colored couples.
Tho improvements To the courthouse ana
Clerks ONCE are about completed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
4 Su ubscriber for Thirty-Seven Ycs4s.

Two well-known gentlemen of this s'ity
wcre yesterday arguing the merits of tho y YER
ent newspapers Of tho State, when ono Of flem
remarked 90 am great admirer OF thcs DIS
PATCH and have subscribed for It for tho tpast
seventeen years.
~ can beat that" replied tho othcr gentle
man. " The DISPATCH has boon left At my house
for the past thrty-scycn years, and 1t IL still
coming. pay my subscription 10 1t promptly
and il never fails To come
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
GOSPEL Temperance Meetings.

There will be q Gospel Temperance meet
ing at the Gracc-Strcet Iabernaclo at < O'Clock
tonight Addresses will be- made by Rev. Dr.
Hatcher, pastor Of the church Rev. Mr.. ~, n
ccr. " Manchestcr pastor Of the Christian church
In that city. au,. others.
The subject which this meeting Il To cmph R@ize
II NJ pres mt attractin, much attention ani an
interesting occasion Is expected. Tho public IS
invited TO attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
To Huil,i "a Warehouse.

Work was commenced to-day on Shell
burnc's warehouse, corner Twelfth and Canal
streets Mr.. Shelburuo proposes 20 make II one
Of The most complete and best-lightcd houses
for tho sale OF leaf toba 'co in Nirglnin or Nor IA
Carolina. The house will be two stOr.ea hie'L
Tho first story will be used for storage, ani u y
other for sales door. The structure will bee roi;
pletcd between the 18th aud 3Oth of Novembtr r
unless there Is unexpected delay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
EXPRESS RATES TO BE REDUCED.
4 Tariff 10 suit the Railway Commission
70 He eIormuiated-Expos Chorus.

Special telegram % the pi=paich.l
RNEIGn, \. c.. September 30.-Tho
chief off ficcrs of the Southern Express
Company were before the Railway Commission
fo-iav and talked over the matter Ot rates.
They agreed TO make up Al once new tarln,
uh,,h viii contain many reductions and which
,g.N ho IN acrlrdauro with the views Of the com
mission. There viii Doe a marked reduction IN
,hc rates on fruit ani truck
REHFAR-Af.
Tho hundred singers and musicians who arc
. take part in tn music festival hero tomorrow
and Friday arrived this afternoon and had re-
hearsal this evening.
PuFsIIENT WlSsTONs iSAUGtKATlON
The inauguration Of George T. Winston az
president Of the state niycrs!ty on October 9TH
f-fn lie one # the events of the month To-Day
President Gilman. al Johns Hopkins nI.crMly,
Dr. a. +. VI. Curry, of Richmond. and walter IL.
pa-.. Z, Iifor Of the FyyUn, gave notice that
,1rv woull De present and deliver addlcs5es.
IHE ARNY-WOEN.
The 3rulv-wnrln l. doing great damage to tho
.r-,, at cotton IN tii- 80 'tiOn. aiil hhs hJHi"i
/, fnuv % fnr cent. Tho greatest part
of ffi. has been done in the past four days. IL
was never kAoNn TO consume the leaves 80 rap
idiy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
Funrr,l-Dlrec,or Associ,tious,

The Virginia Funeral-Dircctors' AssOcia-
tiou vii. meet In Llubes Hall next Tuesday. II
expects 10 get through In one lay.
ON Wednesday ;hc International Associa'' n
which will 1T several days, viii convene II %,
hall of the House Of Delegates. Mayor Eli :.
will deliver an address Of welcome On the LA o
opening. All other Information In regard I. Il
meetings Of the two bodies has already q q
given in the Dl.rATCu. 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
Two Qualifications 3

In the Chancerv Court yesterday Kelvin
c. Erwin qualified AZ administrator 20 the osta te
of Washington J. Erwin, deceased, which IL
valued nj about $4,000.
Miss Emma W. Thomas qualified as admins
trarrix OF the estate Of her deceased broth
benjamin Thomas. The property Il valued .
1 =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
FARMER AND HIRED MAN FIGHT.
.r;,, Latter shoots the Former ana Is Ar
re.,,d and sent on for Indictment.
r.,cc,al telegram 70 the Dispatch.l

l-pcclal Telegram % the UI'VHVVu'I
Wyruos. y. C.. September 3O-Mr. r. Is;
Nhtrucad, a farmer OF tins county, ana
lam Edunnds. a white man III ms en-
ylny Iscame involved III dlihcuity TO-
dav Edmonds fired two pi5,IIlSnols ,aI,n1, a,,oct az
''.'l b" - ,,,,',nnd,pg Whitehead IN the wrist.
IL, H. ,ro,,ld- -be murderer was arrested here
,,'ie 'i;o rveninp bv Sheriff Green aud taken
be5ore justice O'Bucn. of Halifax; The
.ln.tice sent Inn Oh for indictment by the
Grand Jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
49,, v..,.ra.v and Tuesday.

At, William Horace Pitt, son OF OK, OK,
MI. Jol,n PA, diod Tuesday night at 7O3
,,,, Tsonty-fourth street. The deceased, who
north ,aared on Church Hiil, was quite popular.
Maa va was unmarried and had boon an Invalid iot =
- snm. timo. Tho funeral VIII taAo p'"eo ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01

Blair's Chloral Thymol has been freely
used in many families of this city to pre-
vent diphtheria. and whereit has appeared
TO arrest its progress. In this it has been
remarkably successful. IL is powerful
but harmless germ-destroyer and tho
best deodorizer. For sale by druggists.
Price 80 cents bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01

A. IA Coylc. representing J. Walter
Thompson. advertising agency. Of New
York city. will be at the Exchange Hotel
October lst. If you contemplate adycr-
tisng IN magazines. weeklies. or dailies
address him a. above aud Le will call on
YOU and give you some points that Will b9
of yalue 10 yOu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
-,o,. Nathan Very Ill.

Mossrs. Edmund and samuel l.: Wa Waddiii hv !!
.a s oosin called to Charles City yesterday py
telegram which stated ina. 'hs,r ., ,hn city fow
worse. They had only returned 70 'no '''' ~"
l..fu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
. s.cce.,or TO Cor.e at New Orleans.

ROME. Italy. September 3O.-Signor
p;nayd Motta. barristcr, has been APPOINTED
con" a, TT saS orson consul at at New eS Or
,H.ns ,O,.s' has been transferred TO liaTc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01

Tho First National Bank 81 clcsrfeld. Pa, of
which William H. Dill IL president. suspended
yesterday because of three-days' pa~t CON-
tinuoas un and more or less continuous run
s.ncc December last.
Alb o'clock yesterday afternoon, at Ottawa,
Governor-l;eneral Stanley proceeded Ia state ~
the Parliament buildings ani prorosued the
first session Of the Seventh Canadian Pariia-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
Iverything Quiet In Guatemala
..t-...,,,, .o the uiapatchl

Cry or Mexico, September 3O.LA special
,,s,,.t.h received here from guatemala says that
cyery;ning Is quot at present IN that coun.ry'
tant Hariilas has resolved that either Gem
-. Nnrrios or Senior Llerena shall De TIE
era, nrssiient and tina, he will positively not oe
a candidate tor reelection.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
Invitations to the Coipred Peoples In y

The officers of the Virginia Industri%
Mercantile and Bnildlng AssO 11iion arc mfSs
ing 10 tho new-I apors and prominent peox,
throughou. the state invitations % the colpiis.
peoples first ANIMAL fair to be held nj Richmo " ,
On tho Sth. 9th, and 10th ot October. Geori .
Williams. Jr.. Il president and J. II. Backw' a.
genera. manager of tho assOcatiOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
no MORE
ravous FRsNCHMAN DIES BY
HIS OWN HAND.
,.,reatures of Ills >huiiiing on
The Woman In th" ''se-ihc
Generals Career.

,... american cable 80 Tho nlspa'cAl
RrcIgM. September 80. Gen
.,....s.-,r committed suicide to-day
...h % Madamc do Bonncmasn,
l....atv ~ ths city. Madame
.........u ll~ been known ns the mis-
tac dead Gcucral. She accom-
,.. 90 England after his flight
.-..... a.l ,aiiy in July last she was
...iIiu Brussels. suffering from
..a. 4 Paris physician went eN-
-l.rto trcat her hy the now
.-.trl.ul consisting of innocu-
...n 4hrcted With the germs Of
..f .ayleo. which Ia obtained
However. IN spite OF the
.... save hcr. Madame &c E"n-
during the evening OF July
-rrT,Ik TNsI.AvTR.
......a. Eruuomain. at the height OF
... .,.r'- career. Two or three
...! ia tar Rue dc Bcrri. Pans,
v- continually visited by the
~.. hrpt track If their move
f ...r discovered that the two
f--.l g. were very intimate.
hanger WAs Informed OF these
r, r.u~,l 60 apply for divorce.
.+'. through Ma alamo dc Bonnc-
t.at Genera. Bouiauger was
..- l-,I IohflCai lnirlgucs. for
Dad Inherited fortune OF
(which sam she devoted 10
tt. popular leader.
.s>ItN's sINIAlUArIoS.
extent id General Boulan-
.- l.. .ut.tua'lou for Madame de
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01

DO not forget to add 10 your drinking water,
lemonade, or soda ten drops of ASGosfvRt BIZ
TkRs. II impsrts delicious havor and prevents
Malaria and all Summer Diseases. Ee sure and
get the genuine Angostura, manufactured only
by J. q. h. Siegert & Sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
Deeds and Marriage-LiceDscs.

During the month of September "a
| deeds were recorded in the Clerks Oi.cc ~ IL!
| ChAnccry Court.
In the came period the Clerk Of Tho Hastings
| Court issued nfty-thrcc marrlage-lirens -
! thirty-nve 10 white and oighteon o. coorcd PEI