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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. June 1.-The trading In about
half dozen stocks comprised all there was Of
interest In tho stock market to-day, but among
these shares more decidedly firm tone pre-
vailed during the greater portion Of the day and
more uniform upward movement was estab-
lished. The stocks which have been weakest Of
late. including Atchison, Burlington and Rock
Island, took the lead in dealings, but Sc. Paul,
which was bought for Condor account, and Chi
cago gas, which was still bought by Chicago,
were less prominent in the market.
FIRANEIs SOON DEVELOPED.
The opening Of the market was made az small
and Irregular changes rom last nights figures,
but the nrmness which remained the one feature
OF the day was coon deuelOped and continued 20
mark dealings throughout the day. The mosl
prominent movement was In Burlington, which
It's last nights prices Most Of this was retained
at the close. Atchison ana Rock leland were
close followers Of the leader, but at no time
were they more than fraction better than the
opening figure Sc. Paul, Chicago Gas, and
Louisville were all active, but we're kept within
the narrOwest limits throughout the day. and
their final changes as with event the more promi-
nent shares are insignificant.
THE CLOSE DULL But STEADY.
The market, after some little realization on
this advance, closed dull and steady at about the
highest prices The sales OF listed stock aggre-
gated 5000 shares; Of unlisted, 5.OOO shares
NosEY AND EXCHANGE
Ersnm0-Exchange quiet and firm at 4Sji$a
4SSle. Commercial bills, 4S4l4 a4SIl. Money
easy at 2l9n3, closing offered az 10. Sub-lreas
ury ba Rnces-Coin. S103,3700OO; currency,
SlS.Up2 900. Governments dull and heavy; 4
per cents. lis; AVS, 100. State bonds entirely
neglected.
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DEATHS.

BEAI--Died, at his residence 90 north Fifth
street ~ p. NJ, Wednesday, June 10th,
THOMAS J. BEAL, in the sixty-nfth year of his
age.
Funeral from his late residence THIS friday
EVENING at , o'clock. No flowers.
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HIS Body cut in Two,
- 40 che Dispatch.

nyv ,Iune 1.-THE State Centtrsi
BALTIMORE ~ conmittee IN session tn-day
Democratic s' ssb a. the date FOR holding ia, TIE
NAMED SS state the s, sss0 Every 1s
5s Is an important one to .e 20 BE- s voted for
eieetiye 0fiicer IA the state hao "
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c,u... Insurgents Ask Recognition.

by AnglO-Americah caDi0 70 mo
TovDoy. Esq, June 11.-Alengthy clrcp-
L. nctc a addressed - the European Powers 10y
the Chilean Provisional Juuta or Goyefhu en-
representing the insnrge9t PsTn' S eminent to-
dPey In this note the Chilean Junta appeals 70
re, re- Powers 10 recognize the insurgents as
.olIlr,nraYlg-
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MaryIand's Democratic Convention.
fRy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

BIRMTEGHAN, ALA, June 11,-Near War
rior yesterday John Thomas ssventeen-year-
old lad, was working at Haw-mi1. In moving
about his foot slipped and he fell across circu-
lar saw In motion. His body was cut clean IN
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,,n,..tn thn Eront Agaln.

IRv Anglo-Americsn cable to the Dispa'cn'i
IoypoX. ESoLASD, June L. dSar, O II Dean
DIXIE ne ~ Nembcr of Parliament in tho coming
General election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12

LONDON. Eng, June 10-In reply to a
Jewish petition Lord Salisbury promises
to consult the Turkish Ambassador 10 as
certain whether British influence would
induce the Sultan TO consent to Jews set
ting in Palestine.
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hIARRIAGES.

GOODALL-POWELL.-M at GAO north
Sixth street, Thursday, June II, 1891, ut ?
o'clock =. NJ, by Rev. Joseph Griffith, cousin Of
the bride, Mrs. GRACE d. POWELL 10 Mr.. W
CHRISTIAN GOODALL both Of Richmond, Va.
No cards. viii be home TO their friends Thurs
day evenings until July 10Th.
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Sealing Bin a Law.

LONDON, Esq, June 1.-The bill t. to n eRc
able tho Queen by order 10 ne catching of
sPeis IN Bering Sea by British subjects uutln at
seal s - named La the order to-day received
-. xaysI assent.
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New YORK. June 1O.-Ernest A. Cheyi-
ton, the young Englishman wanted in
Tampa. Fla, for passing worthless checks,
was turned over to Deputy-Sherif Conley,
of Tampa, IN court to-day. He will be
taken back 10 Florlda for trial.
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THEINTeRNATIoNAL TYPOS.
No "Law-Oficer Yet--A Burial Fund
The New President.
rRv telegraph 20 the DIspatch.l

fBy telegraph 20 the DIspAIcH'I
poscoN June l1.-At the international
T,noeranhical Union convention. to-day
Prccnoaition 10 create "law-ofioer," report
t l1 ~ pxorsbly from committee, was defeated.
~ the Committees seport setting apart 335S per
cent OF the caPitaton tax for Dara iu g aacS
10 be allowed for tne putUAi eAPe"''0 " 49,
ynenaber. was adopted. - $500
Nv. n. Prescott, Of Toronto, ont;l was eiec.s ,l
ny,tent on the second ballot His opponents
a,sve Marion johnson, OF Fort WORLD leAas' Sn"
q + brennan, OF Birmingham, Ala
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The Portuguese-Engiish Treaty In Effect.
LISBON, June 1O.-The Senate to-day by a
vote of eighty-six 10 six ratified the con-
vention with England, which was signed
to-day and goes into operation immedl-
atelY.
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slo.so. Lard lower AZ $3.50. pry.sst mc az.
1ssx cdy-- Shoulders. e4.sOaet.sj: bngss ~
sin~, 96.f0; shert-cioar, $3.50. Bnc2n sgoxea
ahouiders, sJ.37h; longs. fL4oa$e.oo' 49, 49,
80. 5sas1.1O; snortciear' so'o'aso'"'
sicssie''' CINCINNATI
csxcfxsary. o.. Juno 1f.-.Fi6ar active ana
arm. Wheat dull and nominal; No. feas
rnISed. eiaelc. Oats oasier; No. 2, SIC Pro-
Visions quiet. whiskey stesdy.
WILMINGTON
WILMINGTON n. C.. juno 11.-Turpeniins
arm at a4s.c. Ros'n nrm; strain,d; si:lL1:
tnrpentine nrm; bard. sL4o; yeliow-dip and
NEW YORK COTTON YUTuREs
NEW YORK, June l1.--cotton--Set sna &C. a.
500 bales. June, ts.3sas5.40i July, ts'fo; Aa'
eust. 1855. September, ss.63sts.o4; OCTOBER.
ss.7isss.72; November, IS. $500 a. poJ Fss
rnsry. sa. O3ssO.0f: March, s9.is April. ss.2'ss
1929; May, e9.30ase.32.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS
LfvKRPo0L, June IL - Nosa-- Cotton = wore
Offering; sellers are inclined 20 give way uknt-
", American middling, SD. sales l0oVy
bales; Ams5iosn, $500 esIss 'ps saoo s.iss:
American, $500 bales Futures easy June anu
July. 30-0sd.; July and August, 3s.gtd,
also 4 35-64d., also 34-o4d. August ana sep
tembtr. 3p-d4d., also 44O-04d.. also f1-ett.,
also 4O-d4 september and October, t9-ote'.
also 44-64d.; octobor and Soyember.t fI-ot1I
also 4s-84d.. also 4 47-6ti.; November spa
December, 4 5O-B4d, also 5l-0fd., nieo
a 50-0sd.; December and January, o%oa1..
also4 52-64d. January aud February, oo-ofd.
p M-June, 4 33-64d., sellers; june ana
Jnly, 3l-84d., sellers; July and August.
4 35-64a4 a6-04d.: August and september,
4 40-84al 4I.efd.: September and Octooes
4 44-S4at 45-6fd.; October and November
A 41-8ia4 fS-64d November and December,
4 5O-04d., buyers: December aud January 3
4 52-64d., buyers: January and February,
4 54-d4d., buyers Futures closed quiet oot
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported Tor the Dispatch.l
JUNE Il.-Nsrket steady. Prime. &c; extra
prime, 3iSc.; fancy, 3Ac.: common, lba1c-
factory hand-picked, 34s4}sc.
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not 10 observe. A special grand jury en-
found three indictments to-day aRainet the Peel
splint Coal Company, Of Lewiston, for violation
Of the laws IL screening coal before u was weigh
cd. removing coal from the mine before Weighing
IL, and paying n laborer In merchandise checks
not redeemable IN money.
The indictments were found on tho lnforma-
ton Of II. II. Chamberiayne, superintendent OF
the mine.
AWAITING THE RESULT.
Both sides are anxious 10 have the question
settled as soon "a possible ard Judge Guthrie
has set next Saturday for hearing arguments.
Whatever his decision may be the case VIII be
appealed 20 the Supreme Court OF Appeals for
nnal settlement. In the mean time all the
mines are In operation under the old laws, none
Of tho operators paying any attention 20 the
now laws. The miners viii not strike for their
enforcement until the question OF their constitu-
tiOnality is determined.
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IBy Anglo-AlnefIcau v"D70 70 -s--.a -
CARDIFF, June 1l.-At the c GG6nsresational
DAY Oi ,ss conduct OF the Prince Of "aies /"
c Gnu ~ hac~sTat scandal was denounced.
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This evening the annual concert was given IN
Memorial Hall, and al its conclusion the PhilC-
mathesian and Euzeliau literary societies gave
their usual receptions. Wakc-Forcst now gives
no medals or other prizes, that custom having
been nlOlished
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

ULNI
OFFERINGS
WHEAT.-640 bushels.
CORS.-1,J bushels.
OATS, 900 bushels.
PEAs.-l0 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-640 bushels
CORN.-44S bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
WHEAT.-LOngberry, southern, s1.14as1.15.
Mixed, southern. 81. l3as1.14. shortberry, SOUTH
ern, sl.12asL13. No. red. ell laSl.l2.
CORs.-White, 73a7jc. Mixed, 70a72c.
OATs.-No =, 52a53c. Rejected, 4Oa5Oc.
RYE.-gOaDJc.
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A peAcsAsLe MINERS STRUGGLE.
onerators and Employees Fighting IL Out
IN the Courts
lsnecIal telegram % the plspaich.l

cy,ptysroS. w. Va. June ll...The hrst
IN we're taken to-day TO test the consti-
stsps ws ~ she anti-scrip and screening laws
sest the coal Operations have p'"hee' 'ne"-~s7s
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FLOUR.

We quote: Fine, s375as4; supernne, s4.50a
s4.G5; extra, SI75aS5: family, so.oOa
1915 patent family, S6.25as0.5O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12

p.RIs FRANCE. June lo.-3Ih neea nsssiV and
Ssxonred French expedi''0n
Ioaneo under VI. Cramret:
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-, ,.ndlord Not without soul.

An irish Landlord NOT "i'"U ,D'',as
~, ~" .ng,o. American cable TO the Dispatch'l
-, r',,rS June 1.-THE Marquis Of 10 LON y;
UuELlN, % - ofsered his tenants the Opuoh VI
donasIry u thelr holdings upon reasonable 'cfu''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12

Hiskok's No; J a,a = pure n Clean, and Choice
line 5 nnpsd Tobsccos. Try them.
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wAkE-FoRREsT FINAL EXERCISES.
The Distinctions and Degrees Conferred
New ProfessOrs-Thc Melke Fund.

The Distinctions and Degrees Conferred
New Professors-The Melke Fund.
Especial telegram to the Dspatch.l
WAKE-FOREsT COLLEGE, N. c., June IL
TO-cays exercises, which were the closing
ones, we're very largely attended. They wero
held in Wingate-MemOral Hall and AZ least
1000 persons occupied the fine auditorium. The
oratiOns were interspersed with music by
Noelka's orchestra.
sPEAKERs AND SUBJECTS.
The speakers and their subjects were as fol-
lows. SaluatOry address, "COmmencement-Oi
Grow Fat Is. w. Spilman, Weldon; " Dies
lrae,' X. b. White, Apex Harold the Irst Of
the Saxons," II. \. Register, Raleigh a Bind
ed Nation h. X. Mason, Davie county; The
Hero OF a Fallen Empire" +. NJ. Royal, Samp-
son county Valcdictory address, c. b. VIII
l'ams, Camden county. Theses were presented
by the following graduates: j. L. Beckwith
Glenmore Ga. 5. VI. Crimson, Newberne u. L.
Burns, Moore county; ". NJ. Gilmore, Moore
county; c. J.. Haywood, Jones county W. o.
Howard, Tarboro' J. /. keudrick, Charlotte
Il. G.. Kendrick, Charlotte W. Mitchell, Fertile
county; w. A. Osborne, Brooklyn, Va ; k. L.
PasChal, Chatham county; j. H. Pridgen, Kim
stOn; f. w. Skies, Monroe.
HONORARY DEGREES.
Rev. DR.. Charles +. Taylor, president Of the
college, announced the distinctions. Rev. DR.. K.
II. Marsh, Of Oxford, as president Of the Board
of Trustees, announced that the following homo
=
George W. Sanderlin, Of Raleigh, State Auditor;
W. d. PIuden, OF Edcnton, and Professor Elliott
Of Johns Hopkins. These were the only degrees
conferred.
NEW PROFESSORS.
1t was also announced by Dr. Marsh that John
Il. Carlyle had been elected 20 the chair OF Latin
rirc George w. Greene, who resigned (haying
been appointed a missionary 10 Canton, China (;
Professor Maske, Of Johns Hopkins, 20 be assist
ant professor Of Latin rice Carlyle, promoted.
Tho trustees decided T. build an inirmary at
the college, at a cost of $4,000, the funds being
In hand. The salaries OF the various professors
were increased $500.
FOR MINISTERS.
The $4,000 lately bequeathed by 4. G. Melke,
of LumbertOn, goes not 10 the endowment tuud
OF the college, but 10 what Is known as the iunu
Tor the education Of ministers.
NO MEDALS.
This evening the annual concert was given In
Memorial Hall, and at its conclusion the PhilC-
mathesian and Euzellau literary societies gave
their usual receptions. Wakc-Forcst now gives
no medals or other prizes, that custom having
been abolished.
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FRRIQHTS
PHILADELPHIA, RICH TIN
MoND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days. Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at ~ VI. and every SUNDAY at b
AN.
received TIL 1870 A. M: for sundays steamer
till p. NJ Saturday. Freight received daily III
Bpm.
Fare, e6.
j. ". McCARRICK.
General Southern Agent, ofnce Roskests
WP. CLYDE q Co, a.
M (senaral Agente. Phlladeluhix
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DEPARTURE or STEAMERS.
VIRGINIA sTEAMBoATs.zu

VIRGINIA STEAMB0ATstJ0f
' COMPANY's JAaEs-RIyE Err <s1k1es1.
LINE Cheapest ami most pleasant rOuta %
OLD POINT, EORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, hhW.
PORT NEWS, CLAREMONT, and JAAhS-
RIVER LANDINGS DIRECT BY elegant saloon
steamer ARIEL leaving Richmond EVERY NON
DAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY al a: N.
Street-cars ~ directly 20 stcamers wharf. rare
20 old Point or Norfolk. sl.50: second cass. VI.
Connections at Old Point closely Win an lines
for Washington, ID. c., Baltimore, Philadelphia,
and New York same afternoon, James river ~
daylight Great tourist line Cheapest route.
Tickets only half Of Rail Rates.
Through tickets on steamer ami at CARRIERS
Agency, D0l Main street. Baggage checked
through. 5tate-rooms engaged Tor day OF night
FREIGHTS.
Freight received daily for NORFOLK, PORTS
MOUTH, SNITHFIELD. HAMPTON, OLD
POINT, WAYEkLY, HICksFOkD, and ALkx.
ANDRIA, VA; MAslilNGfoN5 y; CT NEW.
BERNE, WASHINGTON, TARBOkV, N. G.; all
stations ON tho Atlantic apd Danyllls railroad,
seaboarG and Roanoke railroad Norfolk south
ern railroad, farmyille and POwhatan railroad,
and Eastern North Carolina generality also for
Eastern Shore Of Virginia, and all regular land
ings on James river, at LOWEST RATES. add
through bills issued.
EXCURSIONS
by NIGHT or DAY 20 NORFOLK, OLD POINT,
VIRGINIA BEACH. OCEAN VIEW, aud DUTCH
GAP can now De booked for the coming esasoa.
LUCIES Is. TATUM, Yice-PresIdent,
No. l1l7 Main street and Rocketts
IRWIN WRIsIGER, Freight and Passenger Agent.
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MONEY, MONEY, MONEY.

w -
We have MONEY always ON hand 20 loan on
Richmond city real estate at per cont. Apply
10 FRANK ID. HILL a. CO,
10 7-eod3t Real Estate aud Losns.
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OLD DOMINION STEAM 1A
" SHIP COMPANY I'D
FOR NEW YORK.

STEAMERS ,saye Rlehnond EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY At 5 r. n. Manifest closed o1s
hour before sailing Tine
Sfesmers leave New York Cor Rtchnona
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY ASP.
NJ, arriving in Richmond MONDAY and fkf-
DAY MORNINGS
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin fair 70 New YORK GA jafnos-rkscf
route ftficluding meals and bertnl....-.a 90
Rognd-tfip tickets, limited 70 thirty dass
after dais q issas. :......"...."."... Il 90
SseeFage, With subsistence. ........,..,. 800
Storage, without subsistence. .........,. 8 90
Cabin fare GA Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
cshln fare ssa Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. .....s....sss-.s.ss.. .ss...s...~ Nv w
Tickets can Do obtained At A. w. Careers,
o0i Main etrect; Chesapeake and Ohio and
Richmond and Petersburg dcpo.s, and al coma
pany's orsces, i3oi Main street, and Wharf.
Rockets.
Freight forwarded and through bills u ladtnx
issued foe points beyond New lors
Treights received daily until Y. r.
Passengers leaving Richmond oc M0SuAyx
UESDAYa, WEDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS. knd
SATURDAYS BY the Chesapeake and ohio rail-
way lpia Newport News Al SEQ r. ~ aud "
Richmond and Petersburg raslruad lsoDs JAy11
atp A. NJ, win mako connection at NORFOLK
Gkoka2 W. ALLEN n CO., Agsnxn,
No 1901 Main street. and
eet cofapans's Mari, Rockets
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF WEST POINT, JuSR IL. 1891.
by telegraph
ARRIyED.
Steamship City OF Atlanta, New York, mer-
chandse. .,,
Steamship Charlotte, Baltimore. merchandise
and passengers
SAILED
Steamship City OF Atlanta, New York, mer-
chandise.
steamship Charlotte, Baltimore merchandise
and passengers.
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!. HU7ZLERS Sons.
oc 25-Su&W 315E EAST BROAD STREET.
COURT ORDERS.

TIRGINIA.-IN THE CIRC u | 7
\ COURT OF TIE COUNTY OF HENRICO;
Robert ". Banks ~ administrator !. D.. H. C.. L
a. Il John Banks, deceased, and in his own
night. ........................ Plalniii.
Against:
Thoma. Hume, Administrator d. b. u. .. t. n.
OF Bartholomew Banks deceased. Nara
Foulke, A. VI. ileiliG, Amanda T. heihS Elizl
teth N. Zclncr, Hannah V. Flack. John VI.
Banks. Emma " Bailey. Thomas Hume, MAJ
garet Ann Hume. charles Z. Dibbie and Asa
T. Cook, trustees: james \. Way and -. DAT
WIN Hughes. executors II iOratlO Nelson
Banks. deceased, William u. BostocS, George
D. BO@tC X. Mary Banks j. W. Southwark, at
ministrator Of John Banks, Jr.. William g..
Bank, and Maria Bos'ock, deceased. and tho
heirs Of William g. Banks, deceased' Y any
thare be ........... Defendants.
fEytract from decree made in this cause Of the
IN day Of q tCber, 1891
- The Court dJth adudge. order, aud
Iccree that this cause be referred 10 enc 81 tho
commissioners Of this court, who - directed TO
take. state, snd report tho following accounts,
and make the following inquiries:
|. An account of the iransarti rs or tho pain
i Robert 81. Banks, AZ administrator d. D. q.
r.. .. \. Of John Banks, deceased
,. An account OF the estate 81 the said John
Banks deceased, ii any there b., either real
personal, 0r mixed.
3. An account OF all debts and demands If
every cha acter Whatsoever against the e-'At"
If said John Banks, with their profitics ana Jig
mites.
4. An account showing who are the heirs az
NV evisces distributes. and next u KIN 81
the said John Banks, decreased.
D. An account showing to whom the funds IN
"a. hands O; the conn lainant Robert VI. Banks,
administrator. a. afOre aid. and now IN bank
.uoie~t to the order OF the Court in this cause,
arising under the act Of Congress Of March -
1891, making appropriations 10 pay certain
claims commonly known a. "French spolihtion
-laims.' should be paid. and the proportions IN
which such payments should De made, when f'-
counts the said commissioner IL directed TO tGAe'
state, and settle and make report thereof 10 me
Court, together with any other matter deemed
pertlBent by himself or required by any party IN
interest TO b. spec. Tally stated. And tue san
commissioner shall give due notice OF tho time
and place Of taking said accounts and maSn
said inquiries by pub.icaii. IN one OF me new
,anars of the ,.itv OF Richmond once a week Tor
oar succes.ive weeks, which shall be equivalent
to personal service OF notice Oh all parties inter-
ested.
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MANCHESTER NeW,Y NOTES.
Chestcrhcld's Success-Wreck on Ric
mond and Dapvi,,c-personaI..

Snestcrhcid's Success-Wreck ON Rich
mond and Dapvilic-personais.
Chesterfield county has been awarded
S6Oo IN prizes at the Virginia State Fair
for the best exhibit of agricultural pro-
ducts, woods, and minerals. Messrs.
W. W. Baker. Howard Swineford. and
John Is. Watkins, to whose energy and
enterprise is largely due the grand sue
cess which Chesterfield has reaped, have
been heartily congratulated by residents
OF the county.
Wednesday morning about 6 o'clock
several freight cars were derailed ON the
Richmond and Danville railrond near
Randolph. No one was injured. The
The track was clear by 10 A. NJ.
MARRIAGES..
MIR. George l.. Nunnally and Miss
Lizzie Bangiani. both Of this CITY.
were married. at S:lj O'Clock Wednesday
night by Rev. ". 4. aughan at bis
residence. 4 number of the friends of
the bride and groom witnessed the cere-
mony.
Mr. James McCrone and Mss Butler.
OF this city. were united in marriage
"Wednesday evening, at o'clock, at the
residence of Mr.. Luxfor1, a Christadel.
phian minister Of Richmond.
kumOr has it that II popular Young
minister Of this city will lead to the altar
a charming young lady of Nelson county
IN Decem Der.
PERS MAILS AND BRIEFS.
Mr. ]. l.. Owens, of Clover Hill, is in
Manchester.
MIR. John Jones, Of Nansemond coun-
ty, Is vIsising in this city.
Miss Fannie Hazel, OF Reidsville n.
C.. Is visiting Miss Eula Holt. of Seventh
street.
Mr. o. F. Anderson, OF Gainesville, is
visiting Mrs. George c. Anderson, of
this city.
Mr. Fulward. Of Norfolk, is visiting
friends in Manchester
Mr. AMI Mrs. Joel Cawthorn, of APP
pomattoX, are visiting Rev. l.. Il. Thorn
hill.
Nj Aaron Harfeld, of this city, has
gone to New York on business.
The Manchester German Club will
give the FIST german of the season at
Leader Hall tonight.
Mr. r.. {. Warwick, Of Chesterfield.
has pineapple tree that is bearing fruit
this year.
Commissioner-of-Revenue Samuel r.
Owens. who has been quite sick for sew
crsl weeks. Is improving rapidlyf and
will be able to set up III few days.
Miss Lulu Glass, a popular young
lady OF Lynchburg, is visiting Miss An
ME Parker. on Perry street.
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