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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17

A purse Of go and all the gate receipts
Is what the w.nu n team viii get in tho
game az Island Park this afternoon
between the Nirginias and Elbas. HatdOrf
and Thomas for the Ebas and Enright and
roster for the Virginias will be the op
posing batteries. The Elbas claim to be
the champions Of tho State, having played
forty games and losing none. Their club
j. composed Of the following PLAYERS: Hat
dorf, Thomas Gentry, Thorpe. Napier,
Nuualhe, McGary, Wells, Frost. Anthony,
Blankenship, Krousse, and Timberlake.
The Sirginias Will play their regular team.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17
FROM THE FAR EAST.
Alarming Spread Of Cholera at Teheran-
Afghan Affairs of Moment.


rBy Anelo-Amerlcan cable TO the Dispatch.l
SIMLA, August l6.-In consequence of
the dread prevailing in Teheran, the capi-
tai of Persia. over the invasion OF cholera,
the Shan has taken up his residence at q
camu at FL Burr, twenty-fOur miles from
Teheran. In the CITY there IS an alarm
inc increase in the number OF cholera
cases reported daily. The deaths average
800 DER dien. A few days ago the average
number of de6ths was co. The American
Protestant missionaries have many cholera
patients mt their hospital. They are doing
incaiculable good. All the railway and
tramway traffic has stopped and The
haZaars have been closed. Nearly all the
residents who have been able to do 50 have
fed the city. Almost all the victims OF
the dread disease are from the lower
classes
At Tabriz the capital of the Province of
AZerbaijan, III northern Persia, cholera Is
raging with the most fatal effect. The
city contains about 175,000 inhabitants,
and they are lying at a rate OF several
hundred daily, while the disease shows no
Signs of diminishing.
Four thousand Usbegs, after being re-
pulsed 10y the Ameer's garrison at Masme-
ma, have crossed into Russian territory.
The Indian government has informed
tho Ameer Of Atghanistan that il General
Roberts's mission is not received by Oct0-
Der lst the affair Will be regarded as end
ed, as General Roberts will leave India IN
the spring.
1t is rumored in Gilgit that China has
ceded the Pamirs to Russia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17
INSPECTION OF THE CRY PARKS.
The Council Committee Makes Tour and
Considers ImprOvements.

Considers Improvements.
The Grounds and Buildings Committee
OF the City Council made a tour OF inspec-
ton of the parks yesterday AFTERNOON.
Those who went upon the trip were
Messrs. Taylor chairman Carter, Epps,
Mountcastle, Seay, and Turpin, OF the
committee; Colonel W. 4. Cutshaw, CITY
Engineer: Mr.. Frank y. Bates, clerk 20
the committee. aud representatives OF the
press. The party started from the City
Engineers Office at 4 o'clock IN large
covered wagon drawn by four horses.
jefferson Park was the first place
visited. Colonel Cutshaw explained 10 the
committee how he intended 20 lay out
this new resort. IL will he surrounded by
n double-terraced road, leading up from
Twenty-frst and Marshall streets to the
highest elevation. me road wlii teii9w
the shape OF the hill. To the east OF the
park proper a large plot OF ground will be
sowed IN grass.
AT CHTMBoBAZo PARK.
From jefferson the body Of park iuspec-
tors rode around CaimOorazO and down
the slope and at the foot OF the hill tho
Engineer pointed out some changes which
would add very materially TO the beauty
and aGornment of the place. The
two walls which wero formerly used
by the old brewery, Colonel Cutshaw
thought could be very adyantageously
used He advocated the building OF pa
WHOM on the top Of the hill and the dig
Cing Of a stairway down into these OLD
walls. In one section OF these be proposes
that an aquarium should De erected, and
suggests that the other should DC fixed up
as "A sort Of reffeshmont apartment and
Testing-place.
LI1BY AND TAYLOR's HILLS.
AtIdbbv Hill everything was found to
be in good condition. The green hedge
here is the oldest IN any OF the city parks
Tavlors Hiu, on Franklin street be
tween Twenty first and Iwent%-thlrd'
will be tcrraced IN a manner similar TO
that proposed for Jefferson Park. lay;
lor's Hill will be otherwise adorned ana
boautiGed.
AT GAMBLE's HILL.
Vpon arriving Ut Gambio's Hill the
Colonel pointed out the doslrablhty OF
owning the place now occupied by the rail;
road-shops at sOmo time an the future ana
Of constructing direct drive to Holly
wood.
some improvements IN the walkways at
Monroe Park were considered necessary
and this will probably be done very soop-
THE NEw BEsEBvoIR.
Colonel Cutshaw proposed many changes
IN the grounds of the New-Reseryoir
Park which would add greatly 10 the
appearance Of this already beautiful spot.
lie suggested that by damming up GER
tain stream another lake about three
times as large a. the present one could be
pneilv kept up. Some additions and
changes near Shields's grove were also
proposed by the Engineer, and oil these
matters will come before the committee IN
the near future.
Tbo business session of the committee
was DO. .tponed until $50 o'clock tins eve
ming, the chairman being instructed to sign
the pay-rolls for the past two weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17
Stevenson to Irish-Americans.
fBy Telegraph 10 the dispatch

BLOOMINGTON. lii. August 16.-Tbe an
nual picnic of the Ancient Order of Hi
bernians. of Bloomington, was held at the
FAIRGROUNDS yesterday. Mr.. Adlai T..
Stevenson was one of the speakers.
- believe" he said that better day
is coming for the land from which you end
your ancestors came. The time Is in the
near future when, under the leadership of
Gladstone, the people OF Ireland will enjoy
the same freedom and liberty that we have
here in blessed America to-day. When
that day comes not only will there be re-
joicing in the hearts Of the Irish people IN
America, but in that rejoicing all America
will faka mart
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17
RAILROADS BgING pYsAM1rEp.

The issue is a grave one, for tho miners
are dynamiting in dozen places the
Knoxville aud Ohio and the Knoxville and
Waldens- Ridge railroads to wreck any
trains carrying militia. Tonight the
thrOugh.maIl trains could not go forward.
aud It is believed that the United States
authorities will interfeFe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17

A very enthusiastic meeting Of the Rich
mond Poultry, Pigeon, and Kennel CLUB
was held last night at the Office OF the
So,ghern Piuaer, and il was decided 10
hold thor show commencing on October
Cth. Ii Is expected that this show will
eclipse ANYTHING of the kind ever held in
Richmond and TO make It attractive and
induce large exhibit Of birds and dogs
prizes agercqating 3, 500 will be offered
As the club numbers over sixty men,
bers. comprising some of the best-known
breeders IN the country. il IS bat fair to
suppose that the stock show will be above
the average
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17
uIs Thirh Trnctnred.

Mr.. f. J. WingO, who resides at the cor
ner Of Fifth aud Decatur streets, IN Man
chester, and Is an engineer on the York
River Division of the Richmond and Dan
vile railroad, was very painfully hurt
Yesterday afternoon. The tram was stand
inp OH the siding about twelve miles from
Richmond, aud the engineer was between
the tender and first car, wnen the fireman,
who was in the cab, in response 10 a Sig
nal Of the conductor, started tte tram, not
knowing that the engineer was between
the ears. The man hallooed and the train
stopped. but not before be had received a
fracture OF the left thigh and had his
right foot badly mashed.
lie was brought 10 Richmond and taken
10 the RETREAT for the Sick. The last re
ports were that be was resting Is quietly
81. UC..lblo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17
stoned TO Death.
IN - ~. narnna.h

10y IVIobIaPl 30 INC Dl5PdVVI'I
ATLANTA. GA, August f6.--Mrs. Mai tie
Looney, so years old, was murdered in
Cobb county, mile beyond Marietta, on
Saturday. Her body was terribly mutt
lated, and il is believed she was deceived
from her home and stoned TO death. Will
Ellis, a young man of 80, who has been
living with her, has disappeared and can.
not be found. The woman has willed him
her entire property.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17
TROOPS GOING FORWARD.
A STEAMER lOST.
Her Crew of twenty-five and the Cap
taIn's Wife Drowned.

[By Anglo Am erican cable TO the Dispstch.l
LoSDoN, August 16.-The large steamer
being towed TO Liverpool. has been lost of
the Isle of Man. The crew of twenty-five
went down with the steamer. The Cap
tain's wife was also on board. The six
children of the Captain and his wife were
awaiting the arrival Of their parents on
the landing-stage at Liverpool when the
news of the disaster was broken to thom
They were stunned by the announcement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17
T,srver-Bearine Raspberry.

Mr.. NJ 4. Thompson, whose place IS
about FIVE miles from Richmond, brought
with him 10 the city Yesterday beautiful
specimen Of the American ever-bearlng
black raspberry. The FIRST crop OF TINS
berry comes in early IN June. and the se-
cond in August, continuing until frost.
The berries exhibited by MIR. Thompson
YESTERDAY wero on the bush and were ir all
stages Of growth, from the blossom to the
ripe fruit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17
-0T1AcH iN MANCHESTER.

., -. MI.
..''''"- '' tH" H'"""' "'a'i '-i'' 4''S i''
n. Wise kpeaks-G'rrsunals Sc.
....e.,, ID . .
liis "i l'o 'i'' ''"'' "0"iN "N'
N4uu.1.c-Strtt H'Aool puudnE
... P-...iooi John O'Ur.oa occupied
-..f eight other members answered to
... t.a.Acra lOr tho ensuing session,
....- O.t.trr 80. were elected as fol-
.... l--A d. Fltzceralt principal and
....F .Fl..l school: 81. q. Peterson, as-
I....rl LYONS y. j: Mics Fannie
Mics Eaie Robinson. No. 3; Miss
..-rI So. q. Ai-s Nellie Leonard,
I. b. Woo4rari. 80. q Mlss Eya
. -. Hiss Minnie Walden, 80. 8
. .. %. Miss Kate DreWry, No.
t.. H. CLARKE. ts.istaut: Miss Ida
..af.ts.e, ANA Miss ialla Mayo. se-
....-.
..Irf 'e1 applicants iDr tho pln'-
..-- iu .lr white schools aud more
'...s ...it |a.re consumed iu tie clectiuu,
r.....-.. at-..uy az aIcsn ballots cast foT
-iair'
u"' j. h. blacs"eu prncipli'
HY'r. ID. &. Noon, ilt blnEu-
Johnson. lci.h A. Johusou, LOUIS
"tff N4-NIrton, toacnCr-. Winnie
t.l Euh'ua jackson were chosen
.i substitutes, respectively.
...t.I tlat the grades formerly taught
..srs -lnuld be made regular
'l. .onran5aiion OF tAe teachers
b. ..a-ei o. 81" per month.
tf.- -. n .' Nr Ncis.grr the committee
'i Fi-s4't wore instructed 70 c'u-
inri' oi tstaoMhins Two ne"
-- h'rla-.. e., one ia the WhlIe anu
81 .Dl,a srlUiis.
.s l. .0ltucd az IT'D o'clock.
,.....,. I'D. .,,.,..,. .,,...,-,
"''" ~ "NA'
t.t y. Ho second Ward tleYoiahu-
'1''Iail' tlub htlda az pdd-F elbows
..'Nt Nh7 attended bf more thhh
-Hei th- Vii-tci,on oi toutln'
...t Nrrl..i ,ltr5li.ed 10 the assem-
... --u.n George ID. Wisc.
'H fl.ee for more thIn an hour, re-
Democratic platform and discussing
nri questions. He al91 paid has
.. '.r.e ulll aud the Ynirt party.
interrupted by applause, aud
E. Fa'.r. ehrtr,oro Of The Ci,v
f.... . r1,rii..~' also sroke. and in hls
i.... ..-ft tar ea-0pcfauoa ol the cluD wlth
-s. ...,..
.I'.ti At fovrsr Hill.
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o.. ...' '..tg ..f p1.r--o,s "a bl,,I.r nj no
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..... lt. rsrtr ss,.e.i ~, ,,.e psyI',oo a.
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,... ,,e-,.J me- ,oercv ses,r,,ti'.,,e -.
t.' ..a0.. .t.u- ...iirigbt IN, tho eloct rie-c,r,.
'rs.. t..t',,.,,', IN a. 'se -, IlS v,,. ',se,o 1s
..-.t b. ...t rs. Rsse. title 6n9revr,' sallie
e. s... -ul,.a. Of kii,nond. ard Nisses
j. Loo AfsaFHH a.HN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17
NEW ILLusTRIous poTeNrArE.
Officers Chosen by the Ancient Order OF
the Mystic shrine.
[Ry teIegraph % the pl-patch.l ]

OMAHA, August l6.-At the evening ses-
sion OF the Ancient Order Of the Mystic
Shrine W. Is. Melish, of Cincinnati, was
elected to succeed Samuel Briggs, OF
Cleveland, as illustrious potentate. Other
officers chosen were T. j. Hudson, OF New
York, deputy illustrious potentate; .. IL.
Field, of san francisco, chief rabban;
Frank Locke. of Boston. deputy chief rab-
ban. Cincinnati, o., and tho second Tues
day in June, 1888, were chosen as the time
and place of tho next meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17
Fatal Congsgration 10 Delmar.

LDJ I6I"btdpI % luV DIoVaVIusI
DELMAR. DEL., August 16.--About fifty
buildings were burned here to-day. One
person was burned to death. and 800 peo-
pie are homeless. The burned body is un-
recognizable. There Is no organized lire
department and no fire-extinguishing APP
paratus Engines came from Salisbury.
but water was scarce, and but little could
be done in the way of extinguishlng the
fire. Loss about 81 900. The town Is on
the line between Delaware and Maryland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17
Richmond Visitors In New York.
lAnnclal fnlnrrarln "a Tho nlaolfrn.l

Erw YogK. August lG.-L- schwarz-
schud, Marlborough; l.. L. Fellheimer,
Sturteyant A. 5. Buford, fIfth-Ayenne |;
mental: II. L. Trayior, Astor; X. Fisher,
II. Jacobs, and II. Mark. Colonade A. =.
Kraker, broadway Continental; Il. W.
Naldron, metropolitan; NJ. b. kosen-
baum. Imperial: ID. Axtell, Holland =.
ID. Straus, Sturteyant; l.. Hutzler. Beivi;,
we're. and X. ii. Harwood. l.. II. Gay, and
o. n. funsten, 81. Dcnis; y. =. O,hecte'
Il. Lightfoot, w. j. Migley. ID. j. Coleman.
j. Il. Lightfoot, ST. Denis; Il. 9. Gey1fan,
Imperial y. A. Whkie, N Is. nofensy'
Astor, and ]. L. Eaulter. Cosmopolitan
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17

The City Democratic Committee met
last niebt. Chairman Patterson presiding.
The ward superiutendents submitted tneir
reports as 10 the estimated expenses OF
tho election of delegates to the District
Convention 10 be held on the 6th OF next
month 10 nominate q candidate for Con;
gress. After the transaction OF good
deal OF routine business the commit ee ad-
iourued
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17
The Banner Matrimonial Town.

OTft5IIIIVICt VI tIIu If7'IIlIII7I1'
WEST PorT. Va, August 1G.-The fall
series of weddings IN West Point will rival
in number and brillancy the spring re.
cord. West Point was the banner town OF
Virginia. for its size. on the matrimonial
question last spring and winter.
Rev. w. G. Boggs and family left Mon
day morning for Amherst county on visit
TO his parents, at that place.
Rev. L. l.. West, for several years pastor
of the Baptist church at this place, but
now of Carrolton, Mo-, is visiting friends
LII InMn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17
Blaine to Speak In Maine.

BosToH, August l6.-A dispatch from
Bar Uarbor SAYS authoritatively that Mr..
Blaine will speak in the coming campaign
In the State of Maine. He does not feel
strong enough TO make regular stump;
ing tour as IN former years, but he Will
make five-mInute speeches IN various
points in the State
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17

Mrs. Elizabeth Powell, the owner OF the
Richmond Theatre. who hes been seriously
III for some time. was reported 70 ns nm
conscious and in quite critical CONDITION
at o'clock this morning.
MAJOR Charles n. Bringle, cashier OF the
Pullman Palsce-Car Company. lett yester-
day for q vacation of two weeks, during
which time he Will visit Atlantic City.
Bedford, Pa. New York, and other places.
Considerable excitement vas created 10
the Second Market ycsterday morning
about o'clock by the appearance 81 80
alleged inad-dog. He was Killed by one oi
the police officers before any damage was
done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17

A special from st. Paul. MIMI, says Rev.
III. Money. Presbyterian, gives al account
OF an interview with Archbishop Ireland.
in which the latter charged that the public
schools are Goddess and professod desire
to introduce religious clements into them.
TIC Archbishop seemed confident that
some compromisc would be arrived at and
said that hls efforts were b. no means At
an cad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17
MCADAMS ( BERRY.
TESTIMONY on Mr.. v. 7. EPPS.
A WeI-Known Richmond Merchan, Tells
What Dr.. Coates Has Ocre Tor Him.

Mr.. Epps says:
A" When | began treat
m ent un q er Dr.
Coates q few weeke
ago l had been suffer
ing from catalra Tor
five or si1 yesrs. Ny
symptoms were head
ache; so N ott m O. b
slight, at other Tin
excruciating. Myn07r
was constantly ClogFci
up, ana hard Knota
formed in u, whlch J
blow out or haWkcd
out with much di1l-
Guilty. | also had mu-
Gus constantly falling
back into my ihroa
and sometimes womb
blow largo scab@ from
my noso. My thro7'
often got dry aud siI
and sore. AT times
there was a thicS. foul
yellow discharge ir0m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17
CONGRESSIONAL.

After adjournment of the county con-
vention the congressional convention met
and nominated Mr.. A. Q. Shutord, OF Hlck-
ory, Catawba county, by acclamation.
Colonel Forney. OF Newton, Catawba coun-
tv. was chosen as elector. Tonight there
is q joint discussion between Mr.. Shuford,
their nominee for Congress, and Hon. John
s. Henderson, our present representative.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17
ONLY A COUPLE

Two men only held mp their hands. Mr..
Henry paused, and in a voice as soft as
whisper said. "Will you please give me
your names Z" There was no response.
The men were ashamed to own their
names in the presence of so many true and
tired Democrats MIR. Henry's speech had
most inspiring effect upon the large
crowd assembled. and will gain many
votes for the Democratic ticket. The
Third party IN this county Is fast going TO
pieces. and the better elements. opposed
to amalgamation, will vote for Cleveland
and refprru
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17
LONe-STAR DEMOCRATS.
The Clark and the Hogg Forces Appear
Equally Unyieldiug.
by telegraph to the Diepatch.l

rBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
HousroN, Tex. August 16.-The Demo
cratic convention 10 nominate State
ticket was called to order here at noon
today by w. w. Finley, chairman
Of the state Committee. Three hum
dred delegates were present. Judge Shep-
pard. of Camp county. was nominated for
temporary chairman by the Hogg men,
and johnson Lake, of Lafayette, by, the
Clarke men. The convention has been
hopelesslv tangled since noon, and this
afternoon it looks as If il would split on
the first rock. as the CLARK and Hogg
forces appear equally unyieldlng.
FOR CONGRESS
The Democratic congressional conven-
ton of the First District has nominated j.
G. Hutchinson for Congress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17


my nose. | huf un,-
ing IN my ears, and NV seu~e of smelling and
hearing were weakened. O.ctei0nl llly | suf-
tered from pain IN tho chost AM WITH b0lchiny
and sour stomach. Wy appetite was pCoc.
memory wea1, and | wac very weak and
nervous, but now ieel lko anotaer m n My
health ts wonderfully improved, au thc catarrhal
symptoms afe ABOUT gone, aud foel slre tlat
am on the iOsd 70 perfect ncllth. AL ttis 0Tf
% DIR. Coates. ~ 1US e.ei F-lnshn street, Rich
nOnd, Va. NARRlCk p. EPPS,
Of drm ~ Epns a SscoreY, Groc "a.
b0S aorIh Seventeenth stro8t, RlchmOud.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17
corroN-sprNNEns coSYEE.
one 81 the York on,eers Ball-d.

Charles Still, one Of the York officers who
was in jail upon the charge of felonIously
stealing 500 from Lottie May, was on yes
terday taken before Judge Minor, who is
attending to matters in the Hastings
Court in the absence of Judge Witt, and
was on motion allowed bail in The sum of
$500. which he promptly produced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17
Academy Of Medicine aud surgery

There was full attendance at the meet
ipe of the Richmond Academy OF Medic ne
and Snrrery last night. No ESSAY was
read but there was an interesting Discus
sion on typhoid-feyer and reuralgia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17
No Western Headquarters.

CHICAGO, August 16-Wiiliam j. Camp
bell, member of the Republican National
Committee from Illinois, has returned
from New York. He confirms the report
that the idea of establishing branch head
quarters here has been abandoned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17
DIR. L. pEAHce coArEs.

OFFICES: 7OS east Franklin street. Rich
mond, Va. Oiice hours: . % IL ~, 10 4, aud
O 90 $40 L. Y. Sundays, . T. II "a.
SPECIALTlES. CAIARitH, nose, Throat, and
Cheat: also, RhoumatiHm, Asthma, aud all
curahls diseases treated wiin sacross.
Consultation nt O.dcs Or by mail free. Ncdi-
cines free 10 patients II you live az u distance
send for symptom blank. au it-is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17
Mrs stonewalI jackson.

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispaich.l
Basic. August 1G.-Mrs. Stonewall Jack
son left Staunton TO-DAY TO return to her
physician IL philadelphia. She has been
visiting in Staunton her grandchildren,
who are sick with measles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17
Rocky Mount vs.. Fayetteville.
fa,o.fot totocr.r. O., sho ulauatrn.l

FAYETTEVILLE. N. O.. August 16.-Rocky
Mount defeated Fayetteville here today
in match game of baseball by score OF
10 3. Yesterday Fayetteville defeated
Rocky Mount by q score Of to 0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17
A GIRL KILLED BY Her BROTHER.
Careiessiy Handling Pistoi-Deiegstes
Elected to Goshen Association.
[Correspondence Of tho Rlchmond Dispatch.I

Correspondence OF tho Ricfmond Dispatch.l
FREDER1cKsBURG, August i6.-A sad at;
fair occurred near White Oak, IN Stahoru
county, late yesterday evening by the &C.
cidental shooting aud almost instant
killing of Kate NJ. Greene, aged III years,
bv nor brother, Charles, aged 10. Inc
Young msn had been shooting at marx
with n pistol. and after firing, as ne
thought. all the loads from the weapon. no
plavfully began swapping 1t at his sister,
when ID went od, the ball entering the islt
side of her breast, from which she died IA
a few seconds. Justice Franklin, acting as
coroner. immediately summoned a jury,
who. after hearing the evidence, rendered
q verdict that she came 70 her death Uy
being accidentally shot by her brother.
CHURCH DELEGATES.
The following delegates and nlternates
have been elected by Massaponox church
TO attend the Goshen Association, Tnlch
convenes at County-Lins church. Caro-
line county, September 6tE Delegates
J. McCalia Boulevard, J. NJ. Clark, and D.
S, White: Alternates-J. L. Coleman, Jr''
c. II. Cropp, aud John Sacra.
Yesterday evening a mink entered the
poultry-vard Of Mr.. Wexford and seized
iarge rooster. The fowl Immediately rose
and few distance of over 100 yards before
the animal let loose. The bird flew some
distance afterward before II came down,
and on being examined was found 10 nc
none the worse, excepting a shght ofulse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17

When Baby was sick, We gass her Castoria-
When she was Child. she cried for csstoria
When she became Miss, she chung to cAstorf~
When she had Children. she gave them castoriA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17

sick Headache Cured
by DR.. payns LIVER PILLS, the moss pleasant
ana reliahla family medicine known.