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Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-08-06

The Business College of Mexico, Mo.
The undersigned will open and
conduct a school of science called
"The Business College of Mexico"
provided a sufficient number OF
pupils are secured. This school is
especially designed for business
purposes, and is calculated for boys
from IL to Is years Of age. 1t will
be conducted in the most syste-
matte manner, bearing constantly
in mind that the physical, moral
and mental faculties must be care
fully developed and cultivated in
order to produce that contented-
ness of mind which is SO essential
for true happiness and success in
life. In this school bright pupils
will advance more rapidly, and to
those of weaker mental faculties
mole attention can and will be
paid than in ordinary schools. 1t
therefore affords excellent oppor-
tunities to those intending to en-
gage in mechanics, commerce, law,
pharmacy. architecture, Or in the
cierking, financial and systematic
farming business. The collegiate
course is three years. Glasses are
graded. and pupils will be advanc
ed accordingly during the sessions.
The following branches of studies
have been carefully arranged, and
are, with the exception of Hebrew
and Greek, obligatory: German,
French or Greek, Latin, Natural
Philosophy, Physiology and Hy-
gene, Mathematics and Algebra, Es-
says, Geometry and Trigonome-
try, Bookkeeping and Commerce,
History, Astronomy, Rhetoric and
Parliamentary, Drawing, Geogra-
ply, Writing, Grammar, Reading,
Defamation, Diciation, etc.
The scholastic year begins Sept.
7th, 1891, and closes the first or
second week in June 1892. Apply
for scholarship at once.
M. KRAFT,
Pastor of ST. Peters German
Evangelical Church, Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-08-06

Ireland Is now making great
preparations for a representative
exhibit at the Worlds fair. And il
won't be aDonnybrook fair in min
iature, either. Something else be-
sides shillalahs and shamrocks
grow in Ireland-although both OF
these products have their uses.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-08-06
Hard wood Lumher.

Hard oak lumber at wholesale
and retail Sawed to order. Ap-
ply TO G. @. Wilbur, saw mill,
Mexico, No., az n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-08-06
Much Better.

From the Kansas City Star.
The Christian Church at Mexico
subscribed 800 last Sunday to a
fund to maintain some worthy or.
phan girl of Audrain county at the
Christian Orphan School. How
much more sensible that ia than to
waste time and exhaust public
patience with discussions relative
to the proper method Of baptism.
Best force pump on earth for less
money by writing Or calling on J.
S.Clapper, Centralia, Mo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
DEATHA

CHICK.-Died, Of diphtheYia. at tho
homo of her parents. in Louisa county.
Va. September I6, 1891, CLAkICE Ar.
RINGION, daughter Of Lewis w. ana
Leila c. Chick aged thirteen years three
months and SIX days.
A precious ono from u has gone.
voice We loved Is still.
| A place is vacant In our home.
Which never can be filled.
God In his wisdom has recalled,
The boon his love had given.
And though the body slumbers here.
The soul 10 safe in Heaven. l'I U. ~.
ELLETT--Died, az Ashland. Va. at 1928
p, NJ, Saturday, September 36th. Mrs.
MARY s. ELLLTT. wife OF the late I. y.
Her funeral will take place MONDAY
| from the Duncan-slemorial chapel IN Ash
| land at IL o'clok A. NJ. Her trends are re-
spectfully invited 20 attend.
GARNETT.-Died.se September IS, 1891, at
the residence OF J. ". smith, No. soath
| NETT. OF typhoidtever. Ia his twenty-pttu
year Of Gge.
We miss thee from our home, WILLIE.
| We miss thee from thy place;
| A shadow DER our life is cast.
| We miss the sunshine Of thy fece
We miss thy kind and willing hand,
Thy fond and earnest care;
| Our home ~ dark without thee.
| We miss thee everywhere.
| Though cast down. We are not forsaken.
| Though afflicted. not alone,
| Thou hast given and Thou has taken,
Blessed Lord. Thy will DO DONE"
| Thou has left US and we mss thee,
| Sadly miss thee, WILLIE dear;
| In vain We listen for thy footsteps,
Still we are thinking thou art near.
| Bl HIS FgILNDs.
His funeral will take place from g;
Johns church THIS Sunday MORNING
at 9l6 O'Clock. Friends and acquaintance
are invited 20 attond.
HARTMAN. Died, In New York city, on
September 18th. LOUIS q. HARTMAN.
formerly OF this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
A general committee was formed TO have
cLarre of the subject and an executive
committee appointed to arrange details.
IECAI SOCIETIES.
THE SOLDIERS WHO RIDE.
A Meeting of Cavalry Veterans to lie heiu
Next Thursday Night.

A rnass-meetiug Of cavalry veterans VII
be held next Thursday night. at whlca al
Survivors Il this important branch oil inc
ARMY of Northern Virginia are requested
10 he present. Ihe meeting Is ior the
purpose OF making arrangements Tor inc
nnveilinr Of the WickAam statue Oh Oc-
fnber 18Th. Lee Camp Hall VIII proDaDiy
d. tho place of meeting. INFORMATION
reletiye 10 this matter can be obtained OF
Mr. /. b. Vaughn at Crenshaws ware
LI,,ss or Of Mr. /. ". SydnOr at Allison ~
Ad5isou's. II Will also be advertised III
the succeeding issues of the DIsrATcH.
Troop G. OF Lynchburg, Will take part IN
,be monies incident 10 the unyellng.
HE nen will bring Their own horses with
them. MI. .o4,howo
Will 90 down the country and inspect tne
Surrv Troop. The following DAY AZ noon ,,,n
fhe Irince george cavalry VIII receive AAe
!" A.. 10: Lane
Stern vii inspect the Hanover Troop on
saturday. October sth. A reunion OF the
cnrnuany will take place the same day az
~ courthouse. Several Richmond
cavalry officers expect TO 20 out on AorSo-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

tanned their hold on tho average Jewish
COMMUNICATE rs have mono of tho other
holy days. They occur this year re-
spectvely on Saturday, October Sd. and
Monday the 18th As with all other holt
dsys they begin with shutdown Of the pre-
vioue day and terminate twenty-four hours
later.
AJ0yoUs HOLIDAY.
The third holiday is more festival and
JOYOUS IN its character and method OF oh
serysncc. Ii is called S,foc0th, or the Feast
OF Booths" Occurring five days later than
Aionement.day, on the 18th of Iishr,"
II lasts ought DAYS, concluding with the
Feast OF Conclusion" Ii was (nnd Is
YETI a happy harvest festival when the
people rojOiccd over the ingaihered crops.
and gave praise aud thanks to the Giyer OF
all. The first and last DAYS only are of
sacred character, the six intervening ones
beng the "pvofane DAYS OF the festival, " on
when ordinary occupations could he pur-
sued. The frs. and last days of this fnsti-
Val occur respectively on the 18th and
18th OF October.
All three festivals will he appropriately
observed at the Synagogue Beth Aha6a
on Eleventh street.
Following "a established custom the
congregations Beth Shalom, kenescth
Israel, and SIR Moses Montelore will Oh
serve two days for the New Year aud Feast
OF Booths.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
Rrief Local Items.

The simply Of water is worry poor IN Ger,
..in localities north of Broad street. ana
residents arc petitioning for suniciehcy'
W NJ Csry yesterday in the Chancery
Count qualified as administrator on the
estate Of Mrs. Annie +. Cary, his deceased
wife. The property is small.
Mr.. Mcleod yesterday turned over 70
NJ Hancock. the new British tice-Consui
re the papers and funds OF the ONCE
and took his receipt for them.
A. a meeting of the Committee on water
la thursday evening in the Councii
nlLa,obar tho contract for furnishing coal
tn The department for ensuing year was
awarded Mr. Charles Il. Page.
Voelker's Band, consisting OF the follow
;n', rembers, returned from the noun
IT,. ~ yesterday Messrs. George VOeiAer'
I 1ah Reinhardt, A. J. Less. 4. wsgsner'
v. Wagner. g. A. Thil0w' and D. l. fui'-
ing. 81 tr;ond
80 shooting at bats near the New reser-
VIZ yesterday evening the new double
,som.ii,sd Gun of the former exploded,
."ar,nr the left barrel of. Neither Oh the
gentlemen was hurt. =,
The British brigantine Aldmyth, spur
a,er cleared at the custom-nouse yes
,nrdsv for San jose de Noite for orders
Ut ter'" carried 1870 barrels Of Haxsli hour
SsIned Of es.ss7. so, and LTD osfteis VI
TsiIsca. Of the vslne of ~ SsA'-~]
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
NEW YORK srocK MARKET.

EVw Y1oR 9auicrnhNp o. III nkARk
49, A.. A.. .. o.,
nv. 'o-'ay ~" 'es" ect'Ve tnsn TOT Wy
~ 80 .""
'e'es'e cc"N'ns =" '"i"h racine ana Mn
sour ftcihc 70 MAKE tho transactions 10
those shares heavy. while the rest Of The
list wero comparatively quiet. Missouri
Pacific WAS snbtco,ed On ano,h., ,.,d .cA
:. -
~ re"cDo" vi" 'o"'.' price OF tne weeh'
showing ct ez's--a loss OF AZ from ito
best figure made on Monday. There We
a slight recovery from Nj, no,nt INIT A
- ,,a.,;o.,iv go -.
ci"'o" P'"''' u '"' '"""'''
TIE vAarEsr'LB
were again the strong points IN The nse.
ket ard Lake shore was bid up over
2 per cent. without apparent effort end
calling out little stock. Missouri Pacific
op ned UP per cent. AZ os'.. but tho REST
OF the iist was eehtrany sightly high~f
,.aIl ,a'. ersi Wv" 49, 'nvfe suv
w." ,i,s,o,,r, p,.,e. 80 49,, $500 -
upon "'s ..aro, "a - O'xun ,n
u''e.f, 80 ~ s,aaJ,l'. 49,, 81 \, ,nn.SS
go -, pa,;,,c ~ Tho -. - 49, 80
20. - -, 81" ,osiE - s,". -
MI I,s. wb;rh had sta-;ei - follow m.
EXAMPLE Of the Vsndorbilt., were brought
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
jESyrAL FRIGHT At EVANSVILLE.

EVANSVILLE. lNp., September 26.-At
1880 O'Clock a distinct shock of earth
quake was felt here. No damage was done
but general fright ensued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs Is taken; 1t is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanscs the sys.
tenn efectually, dispe!s colds, head.
aches and fevers aud cures habitual
constipation. syrup of Figs IL the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt ia
its action ard truly beneficial In Its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances it'
many excellent qualities commend ii
to all ard have made 1t the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale in Doc
and 81 bottles by ell leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try It Do not accept AM
nhstitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO syrup co.
SAN fazscisco. CAL
LOUISVILLE, N. NEW YoRx. nv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
CHANDLER NOT OPENED YET.
Stores In Tents--Johns0u's Fatal Ride for
"A Cla,m-A Raid by Cowboys.

CrTHsIE. O. T.. September 20. -Couriers
report ABOUT thirty stores running IN tents
at the temporary town near Chanuler. anu
that Colonel william u. Taylor, OF clinton;
No. has the bank If Oklahoma IN full
operation. Allen Johnson rode so hard for
claim that his horse dropped. falling on
him and killing him. Last night cowboys
sneaked into Chandler and destroyed
scores Of stakes. VII ca will delay the sur
vey. and the town will not DO opened be-
fore Monday. The crowd IL getting rest
less and many incendiary speeches are Ge-
L..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

public about tho passenger train on the
Scotland Neck and Grcensv,lle railroad
having to hsul freight. There is only .
tri-weekly freight. and the business along
way.
A telegram from the custom.house In
New York informs Mr.. W. e. Gray, of this
place. that small package Is held there
charges from England are 81. 40 and tho
ton, Mr.. Gray thinks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
Langstnn Banqueted In Boston.

BosToS, Mass. September %.-At the
Parker House this evening number OF
prominent colored Republicans rendered
a banquet TO John ii I.angston. of !ir-
GINA. Mr.. julius {. Chappell presided
having on his right the principal guest,
while close by were Hon. Joseph d. Bur
dett. chairman of the Republican State
Committee: United States Marshal WI
liam ". Doherty. and Mr.. l.; L; Dudley,
the other invited guests. The PRESIDENT
(Chappellel welcomed the chief guest &c
Boston in a short speech, To which Lang
ston replied. but owing to the Republican
rally ut the west end his remarks were
very brief. At the conclusion OF the ban
quet the guest was escorted 70 the Charles
Street church. where he addressed large
meeting of colored hepubllcans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
erv1eNceo For HouseeReAKINo.
Three Little Negroes seat to tho rem
,sntiary-Other fustings-Court '"ses'

In the Hastings Court yesterday JOSH
p'5dick. Charles Vessels, and william II;
Coleman. three little negroes were i9uh h
guilty OF breaking INTO the house o. oonu
z whitaker with intent 10 commit larceny
nd sentenced 70 the penitentiary LOT
teyns as follows: Riddick two years. ana
Ve +, n and Coleman three years eS &C ~,
The The cases Of Josh Riddick and William
Henry Epps. charged with the same Ok. Oh,
fence were mol prosecuted, but ,sey ao %s ere
.oA,,,,ed 20 give bail III the sum OF soOV ior
ieli.r i.a behavior. in default OF which
thew ,e,i We're remanded TO jail. -.
Charles cambridge, charged with making 4,il
a felonious assault upon Harris i ray Co,
was fined ono cent and sent 10 JAZZ 'o'
three months. 1900, Nth b,eakipp
James Biaxton; charged s.ps dc w,In li MAIZE
~. in,,.a 49," ,.,,b intent 10 commit larceny. was
found guilty and sentenced 70 tno pour
t.ntinry for three years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
GRIEVANCE COMMITTEES REQUEST
Conductors, Drakemen, aud Svitchmcn
Esl for an increase IN Wages.

Nrv ORLEANS. La. September 25.-The
rlcavune's san Antonio (Iexas) special
savs that the General Grievance commit
tee of the Order of Hallway Conductors.
Brakemen, and Swltchmen to-day present.
eli each OF the sx Division superlntend-
ent's Of the Atlantic system OF the
southern Pacific road with printed
request for ia increase in wages. II
~ a very elal crate schedule proposed, ard
would increase the conductors wages on
mileage Al out S5 month, brakemen $40,
and switchuen Sl5. The DIVISION super
iIl.ondents deried the request as the &C
ceptsnce would maze an increase OF eI-
pense, Of $4,000 a mouth. Tho Grew
ance Committee will now refer the matter
to the highest general Officer of their
orders, who will make the dewand upon
the general superintendent. IAN Week.
and GENERAL Manager hrettschnitt. If
they reiu.e, the branches on the Atlantic
system OF the road Will be granted the
privilege of striking II they SO decide. ~
would be tremendous strike, covering
1900 miles of road.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
A SOCIAL 0UTCAST.
ACONvlCr AFTER TWO WEEKS RE-
LEASE COMMITS CRIMES AGAIN.
High Poipt--A supposed Train
wrecker Arrested.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch. ]

P.rrTon. y. G.. September 26.-An ex-cor-
Wet named Allen Foster. who was two weeks
ago discharged from the pententiary.
went 10 Louisburg and ut once committed
another crime. Yesterday. taking little
son with him, he went to tho house OF
man named Gufton. He pushed the boy
through window and the lad then opened
n door. The father then ransacked the
house.
r1ELD TRIALS.
The Eastern Fleld-Trials Club will meet
again at High Point this year, the date be-
ing November 18th. MANY uther towns en-
deayorcd to induce the ciuo to change the
location.
ALLEGED TBAIy-wREcKEB.
fillmore Clonlnger, young white man o.
Catawha county, IL IN jail at Newton.
Railway detectives arrested him. alleging
thai he was coDcefned III the wrecking OF
the train at Bostan's viaouct. He Will be
tired Monday.
Several large tobacco-warehouses and
factories are IN course OF construc ton at
Rocky Mount, which promises to lead all
the new eastern markets.
The drought continues all over the
State. Tho top crop" Of cotton needs
ram.
LIMBS or TIE LAW.
The Supreme Court to-day granted
| licenses TO the following TO practice As at
torncys: Victor c. Bryant, u. B. fiender-
son. MecklenbuIg: X. Bryan, Dublin; j..
ID. Bellamy, J.. A. Blue, A. =. Williams
| New Hanover; 5. G. Bragaw, Beaufort; Il.
A. Crowell. Stanley; Mr. Eure Gates
| Beaufort; A. l.. Gregory. Chowan; j. +.
Hrrndon. Forsyth ". G.. Hammer. Ran
dolph Henry johnson. J. II. Baker, Edge
comb; ". VI. Little. Richmond: II. W.
Lewis. Bertio; \. ". Mclean. Eobeson;
! L. '. llcGhee. Wake; ". ,. i;oblnson.
Orange; 3. 4. Webb. Warren; j. b. Pan
NIL. Rockingham VI. Ii. Marlborough.
, Franklin; q. A. frlck, Cleveland: ". '.
| Andrews, Union; {. NJ. ieates. hcTttord.
Az ELOPRMXST.
! News was received to-day Of an elope-
| meut III tatawEa county. AlOnzo Deal.
! aged fifty. deserted his wife and three
| children. drove by the house Of Noah Ben
| field. a neighbour took the lattor's wife. a
pretty woman OF thirty. and left for Ten
nessee. Deai also took lot of money he
| had borrowed from neighhors. HIS para
mour took her youngest child, aged year,
leaving two others behind her and also her
| husband. Deal ia well 10 do. is good
| farmer, and owns a fine farm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
SUDDEN DEATH OF MRS. MsOLIN.
SOOOEN CSN' ~ W "''c' W.
Retired Apparently Well-Dead IN the
MornjDg-The First Bale Of Cotton.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WELDON. n. G.. September 26.-Mrs. w.
r. Nedliu, a highly esteemed lady OF this
town. was found dead in her bed tins
morning. She retired last night IN the
best of spirits and apparently in good
health. 1t is supposed Sue died OF heart;
failure during the night. The deceased
leaves devoted husband and several
small children. the younger about hve
weeks old. =,
The first bale Of new cotton was sold
hero yesterday by Mr. j. IL. Wood.
Messrs. Emery Il Pierce were the pur-
oh ,sars Mt d. cents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
Have Conc - "a

In the City Circuit Court yesterday the
following suits were instituted:
Il. b. Rood against Il. a. Wallace.
S235.7s.
Powers-Tnylor Drug Company against
John n. Adams and L. t. Anderson.
$lyi32.
Lewis Stewart against J. W. Robinson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
HAWAII ANNEXATION TO THE y. 8.
Aforementioned Thurston Says tire Ma
t,yCs Favor ft-fn the Ocean Puth

Saw TnAyQsco. CAL. September 26.-Ey-
Attorney General Thurston. Of Hawai-,
speaking to-day Of tho projects for the
annexation Of the islands to this country,
sad.
There is deep underlying sentiment
IN Hawai- IL favor Of annexation b the
United States Lyen the native Hawaiian
paper hG-seC is pronounced n It's favor.
J his IA the time the hawa'ius have been
in favor If il. 1t would be going to TAR
% say that the sentiment "a whole IS III
favor If annexation but there is very
strong undercurrent and It l. growing. IL
D.. Do.ioved there that So .ar ~ the sugar
business IL concerned. annexation would
bring tae island. under benefit OF the
bounty law. Our sugar interests haze
boon 20 demoralized by the Mckinley bill.
involving Il, it also does our labor problem.
hat there S feeling that something must
a.. done
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
Union Democratic Club.

Thu Union Democratic Club will meet at
Powelrs Hal. corner Twenty-tourth and
! Leigh streets, Monday night at o'clock
! for tie election ot officers. All candidates
tor nomination for the Legislature are re-
utlested To 90 urpsen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
20 INFRINGEMENT.

"ltisnct thought that annexation Of the
islands would be IN any way an infringe
ment Of the Monroe doctriac. Hawai-! IS
directly IA the path from san Francisco Ia
tie OcclGent and "a straig htline drawn from
tnr eLi OF the proposed Nicaragua Canal
10 Hongkong strikes the islands square in
the centre. / see by papers | bayo re-
ceivea and have learned from correspond
euce from the islands, together with
conversation with persons just arrived
from there. that the seutimont for anne1a-
tlya l. growing and there seems 70 be a
definite opinion that it Is certain 10 come.
The statement that Queen Liliro ka.ani
y iayor.ng tho English IA any way Is III
4rr9rn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
COMPLAINTS ABOUT CONvlCTs.
NEWCOMERS Hunting on tho Roanoke
stecp Expr~s< Charges and Duty.

correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
SCOTLAND NECK. N. c.. September 20
Farmers along the Roanoke river ana IN
the community Of the penitentiary iafu!
complain about convicts whose term Oh
confinement expires being turned loose
mon the community. They think IL
hardship to have TO receive such cua'ao-
tiers whether they wish them or not.
DR.. Fries. with company OF nu y, T;l'
isrv \ ANAL town ten miles from here. to
susnd some time hunting on the Roanoke
and through tho hunting-grounds gene
rally.
Thera II complaint By the travelling
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
LIVELY STAKE AT TrRRE HAuTY.

SpRrsGrrMD. ILL. Septembe. 2j.-An
earthquake shock was distinctly iclt AT
1880 tonight through this city. Windows
ratified violently AM the Circuit Court IN
-es-iDn was temporarily Interrupted. Re
ports from Jacksonville, Iaylory,llc. Decs-
'ur. and IT. Pulaski state that the shock
Il. IL fhnr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
Excursion To Washington.

The last excursion Of the season from
this city TO Washington will loo run to-
morrow. The train will leave Elba station
nj $50 \. NJ. and returning will depart
from Washington at & o'clock sharp iues-
day afternoon. The management All
nounce that the excursion viii be had rain
or - ma
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

Since his last report Mr. J. TAYLOR STRAIT
on. agent Soldiers aud sailors Monument
Association. has collected end turned
over TO the funds of the association the
following contributions:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

day. night. II IN expected that there will
be from fifteen 70 twenty candidates pres
ent To be initiated or TO take the various
degrees. After the labors Of the evening
reireshments will be served. All Odd-Fel-
lows IN good standing will he welcomed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

(By telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
s7 WASHINGTON. September S.-
IEilp Forecast for Virginia and North
Carolina: Generally clear weather
easterly to southerly winds slight
rLanrna IN fnnlpernture.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

Mr.. James Coleman, well-kuown and
industrious citizen. very narrowly escaped
death this morning. He was engaged IN
loading his cart with sand near the end
OF ea.t Tahb street. when the bank caved
and completely buried hun. His com
panion Fortunately escaped and gave the
alarm. A force Of stree t-hands At work {
short distance away promptly responded
10 the call, and Sir. Coleman was dug out
almost suffocated. Tho sand-bank wa
some fifteen or twenty feet in height, GOV
cred on tn. top with thick layer of RED
clay, heavy boulders, OF winch rollec
down. but passed over the spot where Mr.
Coleman was caught.