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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-29

Mrs. -orvss" Brigrs H.s an Adventsss
with q Highwsymaa.


Another illustration Of the need Of era.,cr
police protection vas given last evening. ~hen
Ma Emily z. Brisgs, well hnovn In the ue~p-
Pspsr world % ''olivia, " residing on ssuth
Carolina avenue between 9th and 7th streets
southeast. was followed BY . man, who was un-
dcnbseily pursuing her for the purpose Of rob
hing her. Mra Briers ahghsed from a or ~
the corner Of TN street aud Pennsylvania ave-
niue southeast about 1870 last eeen-
ing and proceeded down 7th street 20 ID. Az
d street she hcsitssed Tor . moment. undecided
whether 20 take 20 the middle Of the s;rest or
continue on the sidewalk. Seeing no Que in
sight. she hsstened along on the Sidewalk o. the
rear OF her house. When within o short Dis
tAnee Of her gate she heard the faint footsteps
OF come one approaching her from
behind. Gisncine backward, she saw youns
vhise man % about twenty-one few feet from
Der and rapidly following her Where he came
from or how he got 30 near her without beng
heard by her abe could not understand She
ii once jumped 10 the middle OF the street and
ran 10 her gaia. The man was at her heels when
abe reached there, but upon her calling o. her
ssrvAnt, who fortunately happened 20 b. IN
hearing, the man fed toward eth street fal-
lowed by the husband OF one OF the servAnss
AT the corner Of TIN and ID streets the
young man was Joined by two Others,
Mrs. Br,egs 4, q the opinion that the
man intended robbing her of some je~elry she
wore, and she owes her escape solely 90 the fact
that her servants happened 20 he up and within
call. She would be able 60 recognize the man,
and her man servant alec states that he wohld
be able 70 recognize him aud Is Of the oplI.ion
that he knows HIM BY sight
The Peninsula Copper Mining Corapany AZ
Houghton. Mich, vii close down in about one
20 -.
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- VIM Med You WonDrr
Irs Tn. BAnaA,s SEASON.

w HEN you combine cash business With big buy.
ting from TIE manufacturers Just whsn thsy ars willing
to dsposs Of surplus stocks then have you bargains
that Rad moro liks fiction than truth
Glance down this column to learn Of tie best bov-
oefns In the Pslais Royal, remenbertng you must
call tomorrow before oclock-Aalf dag holiday on
SATURDAY,. vou kaop.
NlEN's ''Perfscs" Dress shirss. lsunaered. 500.
instead II u ssch Collars In latest styles at loo.
Instead Of 15e Cufs at loo. instsad OF 20c. pair.
Umbrelas. with silver-mountsd crook horn handles.
~ ~. rs instead Of g. Real AltRstor 6atchels st
Belts ct 45c. instead Of Soc.
LADIES vRILa-Tsn styles ct Sc. . vei. on spe-
cial counter tomorrow. PlAnty Of other bargains In
stors
JEwELRY.-S-kasat Gold Rings. With clusters Of
eems Soc tnsesd each. Blazer Shirt Studs 14c.
instead Of 25c set Stick Pins In real gold designs.
&C. instead Of l5c. Flagres Silver Belts 1t Csc. in
sveroids casa for Csc. The Cords alone are sssrtA
mora
hIBBONs.-s-inch Wide AIl-silk Moirs Ribbons 1,
black. white and desirable coors. ct 100 instead Of
Sc. yard
11AEDKERCHIEFs. - Very Shser. Exquisitely
Embroidered and Scalloped Linen Lawn Handler
chisfs 1t 1Sc instead Of 2oc Three tnstsad Of too
for 800
IN ECKwRAR.-Latest Styles Neck Ruchings at 16c.
instead Of 25c ysrd India snk Dress Fronts 90c.
instead OF 81 So windsors 1t II and 2c instead Of
Is cents. Remnants Of LAGOS ct next-to- nothing
prices.
OLOvEs. instssd Of u Is for Sslsctsd Chdmofs
1ousoustdtres. S-button-length white and yellow.
eli and black stitched bacs misses sizes only Csc.
Directions for Washing:
Put them on and use sosp and winter. Just A. II you
were Washing your hands Take them OF carefully
and hang TO dry 30 that the air will rculste around
and VI hen DIV they will look good
Note-fou may have e1perimented above With
sstrous. We writing Of 81 Is quality Gloves for
u. 1hfeA are oVoyontssd TO VdsA
DELTs.-1Qc instead Of % cent? for Leather Belts
in all styles. The Extrs-wide White SILK Belts are
here at only 4S cents.
u MBRELLAE.-Lsdies' Novelty Handle Sun Um-
brsllas 1t 81 90 instead of % so Superior ''aors"
eL9S The genuine Gloria" Umbrellas. with ordi-
nary natural wood handles and improved paragon
frames ladies' At oc instead Of 81 2o mems ut 81 Is
instead Of &1.5O.
DREsS SHIKI.Ds.-NOS. I. 2. s. 4. s at 12c.,
14c. 16c. 1sc.. 21c.. made expressly for the Pslas
Royal by the leading Manufacturer Of the country
The following shields also In stock: Common Sense
--K1einert's Feather Weight 'Fedora"-'A ro-
mssic"'"l he Lily" (which In pure rubber>-
Gem Climax" (of oil silk)-oRoyal Seamless
''Canheld's'-''Palais Royal"
0HAwLs.-s1. 40 instead Of % 90, %. 80 and g. SO
Tor pure Shetland Wood Shsxls. Others at o6c. In
stead Of 81. So
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
tOonttnusd bslow)
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CAnuAnr & LE1Dr.

CAnuAnr & LErDE.
a2s 9TH AND 7oe K ST. NV
ONE THOUSAND YARDS OF PLAID MUSLIN AT
ONE-THIRD OFF THE PRICE.
At &c. yard will offer ous thousand yards Of Plaid
MuAin. Price has been 12I<c.
One lot Of Dotted Swiss Muslin at l5c yard
Do not miss the great bargains Offering in Up
holstery Goods Manufacturers samples Goods
that sold At 7oc. to % per yard-you caueEet .
piece a. large as 25 inches square. Enough 70
cover . chair. The price is lOc. 15c.. Zoe. 25c.
and Soc.
We wish 10 close ont stock Of mattings We think
spr1cs will do It.
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BOYS SHIRT WA1srs Ar BARGAINS

We shall offer tomorrow:
Boys Outing Cloth Shirt Waists Sizes
4. ). 6. 8 and 10 years. Reduced from
so to 20c.
Boys Percale Shirt Waists. reduced
from SO to DC.
Boys Lauudered White Waists. Sizes
6to IA years. Reduced from IS 70 Csc.
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

MRS wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
Has bsen used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
ofNOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING with PERFECT SUCCESS. It sooTHES the
CHILD. SoFTENs the GUMS. ALLAYS al PAIN,
CURES WIND collie and is the BEST remedy for
DIARRHEA Sold by druggists in every part OF the
world. Be and ask FOR Mrs. Windows Sooth-
ing Syrup" and take other kind 25 cents bottleL
daily
NEuRALe1c PEnsoSs
And those troubled with nervousness resulting from
care overwork will be relieved by taking
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
Genuine has trade mark and crossed red lines on
wrapper.
DILIOUSNESS. CONSTIPATION. TORPID LIVER
Die. cured Nerve and Liver Pills, so doses 25c-
Samples free. SCHILLER STEVENS,
oh st and Pa. ave.
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R.n~r af I'm. Tn.r,o

Range of the THERMOMETERS.
The following were the temperaturos at shs
Office OF the weather bureau today: Am, a;
2 pm, %; maximum. %; minimum. 81
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INV I III III x.
F s. III e. e. e. !
4 +. CO. E.! Is & {
8O7 p Ave n. w.
How w, Do II.

A. this ssass Of the season al nes Of Summer goods
- nscsssartly broken In svery Instance W hsvs
sod than half Of ths lot a faF pso0t. aud on
Afford 70 sch the few dossus Inst left q renoed
prAes. THIS eivss vev sn opportunity 70 ave many
odd cent and ~ the room occupied By the eooda
Our fAll inportatioos Will b here carly and nssd
eonssdsrabis for their proper display Hsnosths
REDUCED Pn1czs
Suxxxa MrRcHAxp1sx
LADIES' Isle FINISHED VESTS.
N white scFu. or square necis. 60c. QUALITY.
rs oENTa. % CENTS. 25 CENTS.
LADIlS PURE LINEN HANDKRRCHlRFs.
Plain white or eolorsd bordersd.
19< CENTS. 12s< GENTS. l24 CENTS.
LADIES PURE LINES HANDKERCHIEF.
Hasn vhits. bemsfitchsd.
u CENTS. FOB 50 CENTS.
LADfKS PURE LINEN HANDKKRcHITs.
Plain whfts. hsmstitehsd and dice corners.
25 GENTS. % CENTS. Is CENTS.
MRx's yuRE LINEN HANDKERCHIEF.
Hemstitchsd full dse.
Ia CENTS. Is CENTS. rs CENTS.
LADIES' CORSET COVERS,
Low square neck. yoke Of tucks and beading.
neck trimmed with Hamburg eAgs,
% CENTS. IS CENTS. Is CENTS.
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GRAND AHxr.

Grand Army Cots
THE Grand Army Beds.
Grand Army Chairs.
6OSTEST Grand Army China.
Grand Army Tables.
GOODS Grand Army Mattresses.
Grand Army wsshbowl.
FOR Grand Army Water Pitchers.
Anything you want for Grand Army
THE crowd. We have the goods you
have the money. We want you to
LEASTEST give up the cash. and our prices viii
cause you to hand 1t over.
MONEY Remember. we don't soil on credit.
and we cut the price all along.
AT Don't buy anything in Furniture.
Carpets. Mating. China, &c. TIL
GRASTY'S you have been TO
6-foot Extension Table, % SO.
DOUBLE Sold Oak Cluster Leg Table. s5.
Extension Window Screens, s3c.
STORES. Ice Chests. - o..
All-steel Woven wire Top and Bot
7TH ST. BET. tom Book-fold Bed Springs. u. so to
e6.5O.
PANDQ Roll-up Steel Springs. e. so.
Oak Suites. els. &16 80. SIS
NV. e22 80. s25. &c.
Best Wire Cots, 81. rs.
Don't make any mistake in name
and place.
NJ. G. GRAsrr.
151ol2 7th St. bet. P and on.w. H11
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TIE Brsr

TIE BEsr
Rsmedy FOR colds coughs and the common disorders
q the shreas saA lungs AysrsCh PestOr,lis uni
versaliy rsoommends6 By the profession. Il brsan
up the phlegm seothes tnhammasion. allays painful
symptoms md induces rsposs. In bronchisas and
pneumonia IL affords speedy relief and ID unrivalsd -
prompt and effective
Emxaanscx Mnprc1s.
In Group. sore throat and the sudden pulmonary ds-
sasss to which young children are 90 liable.
Ayers Cherry Psctoral has had = wonderful effect
n curing my brothers children Of ssvsrs and dan
serous cold I. was truly .s.onishins how speedily
they found relisf and were cured after taxing this
preparation "-Miss ANNETTE y. MoEN, Fountain.
MIMI
Ayers
CHERRY PxcronAL.
Prepared by Dr.. J. c. AVER CO.. lowell. Mass.
PRoMPT TO ACT. SURE TO ouRk
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WA1srs REDUCED.

We ahan bunch half the stock Of
Waists tomorrow ct the uniform low
price OF CSC. each. Sizes 50 and 20.
The lot will include White Plated LAVA
Waists. with embroidered collsrs and
cuffs; Figured Lawn Waists. Striped
Lawn Waists. Striped Madras Waists
White Waists. With plated collar and
cuffs and jabot down front; Black Lawn
Waists. with white dots; White Lawn
Waists. with colorsd dots. Thess have
been CSC. Choice Of the lot fomosrOas.
CSC.
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E - ! !! III
H 1|i'l {, F. F e. e. III I.
OPEN AS USUAL TOMORROW EVENING.
SATURDAY.,
Dnop In TnrnxrD HRS.
Having had . good season In trimmed
hats We are willing to sscriAss few.
We have lsft dosen Ladies'
Trimmed Hats reduced from - to
e1gS.
- Ladies' Trimmed Hats now q. es.
90 LADIES' Trimmed Hats now - %.
90. 80 and e12 Ladies' Trimmed
HSts nov saeS
LADIES UxrR1MMEn SA1ons Rxnuorn
Ladies' Milan Sailors have been ~
duced for tomorrow follows:
1ilc. quality reduced 10 40.
q. rs quality reduced to o.. %
All Of our Trimmed Sailors al reduced
WHITE CHAxo1s Crows REDUCED.
Balance of our white s.eu.sen Nous
Quetairs Wash Channels Gloves Re-
duced from q TO 75o.
HAxpkrRcHrErs UNDER Psrcs.
Recent purchases enable 10 to offer
the following extraordinary values to-
morrow:
50 dozen Ladies' White Hsmstitchsd
and Corded Bordered Handkerchief.
for 25c
so dozen Ladies' White. colored En-
broidered. Plain Hemstitchsd, Coiored
Bordcred and White Corded Bordered
Handkerchiefs. Rexular value, 100.
and CSC. Only 19,<c. each.
90 dozen Ladies' White and Fancy Col
ored Embroidered Silk Embroidered
and Black Bordered Handterchiefs.
Only 25c. each.
WINDSOR ScAnrs UNDER Pace.
We shall place sale tomorrow morn
ing 100 dozen extra wide China Silk
Windsor scarfs in Atty or more HIGHT.
medium and dark attractive styles.
Never before sold for lesa than 25o.
Only tic. each.
Extra long and extra wide sursh
Soarfs. plain and hs,nst1tchsd ends. in
all the plain colors Regular value. a6c.
Only Csc each.
WA1srs REDUCED.
We ahan bunch half the stock Of
Waists tomorrow ct the uniform low
price OF 6Sc. each. Sizes 50 and 20.
The lot will include White Plated LAVA
Waists. with embroidered collsrs and
cuffs; Figured Lawn Waists, Striped
Lawn Waists. Striped Madras Waists.
White Waists. With plaitsd collar and
fl and .l,o<A Az
Waists. with white dots; White Lawn
Waists. with colorsd dots These have
been CSC. Choice Of the lot fomorros.
CSC.
SILK WA1srs REDUCED.
lot OF Elegant China SILK Waists.
red. navy and cardinal Reduced from
So 9S to 81. % each.
SPECIAL ITEMS In WRAppEns.
Tomorrow 81. rs will buy the balance
Of our stock Of 81 25. o. 90 and e2. -
Wrappers. embracing navy blue figures.
black figures and few light effects,
percaies. ginRhams. lawns. &c. These
have round yoke. with belt
BLAZER Surrs REDUCED.
We have made the price Of our Blazer
Suits low that every one should be
sold tomorrow
White Storm Serge Blazer Suits re-
duced from e12. 81 to ell. -. A styl-
ish dressy suit.
BOYS SHIRT WA1srs Ar BARGAINS
We shall offer tomorrow:
Boys Outing Cloth Shirt Waists. Sizes
4. ). 6. 8 and 10 years. Reduced from
80 to 20c.
Boys Percale Shirt Waists. reduced
from SO to DC.
Boys Lauudered White Waists Sizes
6to IA years. Reduced from IS 70 65c.
The Bon MAncHE,
314-3l6 7rH ST. N. w.
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'Tz, EsD o, TEE B.o1xz,.a."
ToxoRnow. SATURDAY..
Bn1ses To A C1os,
Oun Szx-AxxuX1
cr.T.xrse Pnrr4sArorr Snn
TEE july Sroox.T.x1.a Is
RIeHr Ar Oun Doons.

This GUNNER uncvsmsas" Of ours has moved
great lots Of choice things. Goods ct lower
prices than those current are naturally always
ssosctivs. particularly 20 when backed By such
values ~ we've been Offering during these sales.
Thers are more thinss yet Whose absence 10
more desirable than thor prescnce-hsndy Odds
and ends here In svery stock that you oan do
with and we without They must 80 tornor-
row. There 10 no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the
unceremonlous prfce-breakfng-ths totsi DIS
regard OF cost PROFIT r. out Of the question
- far - dollars and cents Ro-shs satisfscttcn
Of having accomplished certain purposs In .
hxsd tina Is our reward. The prices on all rem
nanss. odds and ends. broken lots. 10. should
clsar svsry one out by i O'Clock Saturday.
when vs shall take inventory.
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DIED,

second Edition Continued on 9th Page.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-29

The Peninsula Copper Mining Company AZ
Houghton. Mich, will close down in about sne
month on account OF low prices of copper. Tits
Of employment
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II You Ran TINS You VIM
:. -. BOT HI DECEIVED.

Good thinss have always been oounierfeised "a
iuitsted-artiales without merit. never
Ne csusioaed sea last week ~ siass ths inszsasss
Of CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER FILLS.
Nobody likes 10 be dsoeivei-s0 don't forrss ths
esusion-..k for cARTra's iIrTLE LIVER PIIA.ss
isast ~ on hsvi,s c,A-Rr-E-s'-s aaa .ss hat go
ut HEN
Don't sorr~t the cautlsn -donf no dec~ivsd
POSITIVE CUE TOE SICK HEADACHE
Small nj. Small DOse. Small rrssN
ocIor.n.vty
Cuu1srxx CIR
sox pi1cnna's 4
cxBroRIA
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CARHART 4 LEIDY.

GIS It'll ct. and TO6 X st. a. =.
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| BLAZER SUrrs REDUCED.

We have made the price Of our Blazer
Suits so low that every one should be
sold tomorrow.
White Storm Serge Blazer Suits re-
duced from e12. 81 to ell. -. A styl-
fish, dressy suit.
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TIE IAI.Ais Ao1AL
ALVxn
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SPECIAL ITEMS In WnAppEns.

Tomorrow OIL. rs will buy the balance
Of our stock of 81 25, a2.os and o. -
Wrappers. embracing navy blue figures.
black figures and . few light effects.
percaies. ginRhams. lawns. &c. These
have round yoke. with belt.
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They ars MARRIED u. IS. Las ard sLes. tAss0A
snv 90 . vsSrs J~ ~ Ths worst ~ can aay 81
them u they are sishsly erssssd- MsAs Of bssboam
ss'e' ma nua'ina. VIII iaos ssA snhsoaassy trim
niass. list szs not eaiy bssuttful but sslshas-sd
essA sad sssats aAsir hssvty.
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SILK WA1srs REDUCED.

] lot OF Elegant China SILK Waists.
red. navy and cardinal. Reduced from
g. 9S to g. % each
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CHERRY PxcronA1.

Prepared By Dr.. J. C. AVER CO.. Lowell. Mass.
PRoMPT TO ACT. SURE 10 oURx
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-04
r.a church by tho Rev. K W. winireo,, the

risn church by tho Rev. K W. wmfrecy the
brides pastor.
The BRIDE was handsomely aitircd 10 gown
OF peau Do soss high corsaeo. yelled In rich white
Lace. grille OF orangeshlossons. tuile veil last
cned with sprays OF crange-b oesome, and car
ried magnificent bouquet OF Marguerite roses.
Her sister, Misc Verde Grimsley, who carried n
bouquet OF la France roses, attended her as
maid Of honor. Mr.. J. Powell Spindle. OF Wash.
ineton, was best man. The bridesmaids ana
groomsmen wers Mr.. J. J. Wineheld, Of Wash
ington, with Miss Root. ~ Texas; MIR. j. j.
strobe Barbour with Miss Peters. Of Lynchbure
Mr.. Frank Tilford, Of Washington, with Miss
duncan; Mr. deb s. Leayeil with Miss Mary
Grimeley; Mr.. Worsham Hudgins. 81 Hampton,
with Miss Bywnters; Mr.. T. Edwin Grimslcy,
with Miss Annie Drewry, and Mr.. w. II. Peter
with Miss Ruth Thompson. The bridesmaids
we're alfred in white silk and carried bouquets
OF pink chrysanthemuma The ushers were w.
q. Wood, DIR. III. Il. Cheif, J. q. Grayson, DR., ana
4. II. Gibson. The church was very tastoinliy
decorated,
After tho ceremony the bridal party ana rev
intimate friends OF the bride we're most hosplta-
bly, entertained by the brides parents at their
home, on Railroad street. The bride waH Inc me
recipient VI many handsome presents MI.
Drewty Is Arising young railroad-man, ana Is ~
present chief clerk in the tickct-orces OF tne
Richmond and Danville a Washington. ne
happy couple left for Cincinnati aud the "ess
on the o'clock train over tho Chesapeake anu
Ohio. They viii mako Washington their fu'ufe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-04
Rear-End COllision-No One Hurt

WYTHEvuLR VA, November 3.-The engine
Of the vestibule train. eastward bound, and the
sleeper on the west-bound passenger train,
which passed AZ Wytheyille about IL o'clock p.
NJ cOllided last night but fortunately no one
was injured, and the only harm done was TO the
sleeper, whirh was considerably dishgured and
damaged. II Q vestibule train generally arriv -
after the passenger, and the lattor awaits its
passing on the side treck, but last
night the west-hound passenger was some
minutes behind time and the vestibule vas
waiting for II. All the cars were run on the side
track except the sleeper. which STAYED on the main
track. Seeing the threatened danger, tho brake
man on the rear car pulled the air-brake rope
and Jumped. The momentum OF the other cars
dragged the sleeper across the main track and,
together with the sudden stopping, flung II
against the engine. Considerable excitement
prevailed among the passengers of the two
trains for while when the cause Of the sudden
shock received became known, but not bruise
had been received.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-04
Executive Clemencv.

The Governor yesterday pardoned Nike Swift
for obstructing a railroad in Albemarle; also
John ". Bradley, OF Loudoun. who was sent 10
tho peaitentiary for two years for felonions as
sault. Ia 10th cases pardons were granted sole
ly 90 account OF III health which was certified 10
BY the physician OF the penltentlary.
The Governor also exercised executive elem
oncy Ia the case OF Shade WINS, OF Russell
county aud John Donald, OF Madison county, by
removing their political disabilities. Theformor
was convicted o; petit larceny aud the latter OF
assault, but the offences were committed somo
years ago, aud both parties have since nnder-
going punishment boon good citizens
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-04
s1auck Him VITA A LAMP.
Alice Fisher Makes War on Her Hus
bapd-Other Police Court Cases,

Alice Fisher was sent on TO the grand jury yes
tcrday morning by Justice Crutchheid for fe'c'
niously asssulting her husband WIN in'en' 7"
KIN by striking him In tho face with ketoson,
lamp. Tho man was horribly lacerateu ane
bruised about tho head and would have oeeu
very ssriously injured had not tho lniuristee
yirngo blown out the light before hurting ~
him. -, -. 80,
William II. Archer, colored youth, wa,
charged with uniawfuly stealing numDor ~
comics OF wednesday mornings DISPATCH. IN.
testimony showed That Archer was regular nai
carrier for the morning papers and that nc nnu
gotten the extra copies from another poy' III
was discharged. 80. ,a.,r %,
be,nT drunk. lie complained OF being SICK ano
was sent 10 the aimshoube. ..,,,.
Pevton Rocker icolored) paid $40 Tor assault
ing nnd beating Kate Dodson. -
the cese OF John Nanley (coiored), VINO wns
.rrcs,ed here Wednesday on telegram ron
Norfolk accusing him OF felony was continued
Frank Dudley Ccolored) was charged with
stealing s37 from John Payne. There was nc
evidence against him and no was discharged.
The case OF Mike Coyle alas Gatewood. up ioi
being drunk and suspicious character, was
continued until this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-04
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1892.

at AZ o'clock F. NJ, THE LARGE THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING No. Is east Main
street, corner OF FIRST containing ten rooms. be.
sides bathroom, closets, &C., large detached
brick kitchen and good brick stable. The lot
with vacant lot adjOining) has frontage OF 80
feet on Main street by depth Of l55 feet to an
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-04
working on a Murder Case.

Captain James NJ. Tyler the detective, no.
turned 20 the city yesterday after two-weeks'
visit ~ Alamaneo, n. C., whore he has been co.
gagged In working up the murder ease OF j. b.
Matthews. HIS nyestigations, which were made
very quietly, led 20 the arrest OF j. s. Sewe, anQ
the evidence gathered against the prisoner APP
pears W be very strong. The coronsrs Jury who
looked into the causes OF Mr.. Matthew's de-
misc rendered a verdict that he came 10 his
death BY pistol wounds az The hands Of J. s.
seEel and Others
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-04
ByH. seldom Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
onlce corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
vURUSTFE,s SALE OF THAT ID


TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT DE-
l. sIRABLE LITTLE MARKET GARDEN
FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY DR.. .; G; LuMP T.
OVER, VA, ABOUT EIGHT MILES NORTH OF
RICHMOND CITY, on THE COUNTY ROAD
LEADING FROM RICHMOND TO HANOVER
COURTHOUSE, AND WITHIN ONE MILE OF
ATLEE'S STATION, CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
RAILWAY. 1T CONTAINS ABOUT so ACRES
OF GOOD LAND. AND THE IMPROVEMENTS
CONSIST OF AN EXCELLENT EIGHT-R0oM
FRAME DWELLING, A GOOD BARN, STABLE,
AND OTHER OUTHoUSES. THERE Is ALSO
A LARGE NUMBER OF CHOICE FRUIT TREES
AND GRAPEVfNES on THIS PLACE
In execution Of two deeds of trust from J. q.
Lumpkin, trustee. aud others. to w. L. Co
wardin trustee, one dated February 20, 1880
and duly recorded In the Clerks ONCE Of Ham
over County Court In Deadlock II, page 23l,
aud tho other dated July %, 1884, ana OF re-
cord In tho aforesaid Clerks Office IN Deadlock
II, page 302, default having boon mndo in the
payment Of the debts secured by both OF said
deeds, and at the request OF the beneficiary
therein named, Will, as the executor Of the said
w. l.. CuWardin, trustee proceed 70 sell at pub
lie auction, on the promises. on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1892,
nj 10 O'clock NJ, the aforementioned REAL
ESTATE, being the same conveyed By the two
deeds of trust above referred to. This land -
bounded on the northeast by the main road
leading from ShRdy-Grove church TO Hanover
Courthouse, on the southwest by tho lands OF W.
A. Chesierman, and on the northwest by tho
new road leading from Atleo's Station 10 Han
over town and to the Methodist parsonage
Terms: BY consent Of the parties In interest
will be one-half cash, che balance at six and
twelve months; notes with interest added and
W. II. cowARDIN,
&C 30 Executor of W. l.. Cowardin.