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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-19
United stn,e. Circuit, Court of Appeals.


The United States Circuit Court OF Appeals
opened yesterday with Judges Bond, GoG, and
Hughes on the bench.
The CAGE OF the Charleston Ice-Manufacturing
Company, plaintiffs in error, vs. Z. y. joyce, de-
fendant In error, from the Circuit Court, Diz-
trict OF South Caroiina at Charleston. was argued
by M. samuel Lord forsplAintifB, and J. +. X.
Bryant Tor defendant, and submitted.
In the following case Judge Simonton took
Judge Hughess place apon the bencn: James
Markevocd, claimant OF the steamship Akaba,
appellant, %. Charles s. Bsrg. master OF steam
ship City OF Birmip zh am, and the Boston 1od-
boat Company. On cross appeals from the Dis
trict Court for tie HsstorD District OF Viz
ginA, af Norfolk. Argued by Fir. sidney
Chabb tor me Akabs. and Mr.. Robert II. smith
for the Boston Towboat Company, and sub
mitted.
Tho folioving attosness wore admitted to
practice in the court: Nessrs. Sidney ChEbb and
James K Carpenter, Of New York. and MI
6anuol Park, sf zes lordon, Conn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-19
Ventilation,

not the politicians sort. but the fresn s,f
Cr X0n need nee Health and comfort often sui
Ter for this Kind Of ventilation m Se"SI Sep',I
wake wake "a ap unrefreshed, out Of sorts. ana .sa
Billions. Perhaps you can't improve ae tne
ventilation, but you can take olnno,s i -,
Lver Regulator for that ,ofp,a ,s nsea, - " y
Keep 1t active against the Ill enocls on;S ~ 4
close atmosphere which causes that ians ''a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-19
4 Nonster Hawk Killed.

TCOrTespOndencc OF INC hIchIHOuu DI5V1FOH'I
GRAVEL HILL, VA. october lt.-Mi' 4. D.
xoa1or the most successful hunter OF this vi
cinity shot hawk to-day that measured feet
a inches from tip 10 tip. He thought II was a
turkey Shen he shot II. He prefers turkey hunt
lug 20 any other kind ot sport. Last season ne
tSenty-sevcn, the largest OF which weighed
about twenty pounds.
The contractors on the bucklngham taiifoal
ond of the road.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-19
WITHDRAWN.
Norfolk Council has Withdrawn from
EDITOR BROWNE CONVICTED.
Motion I'm Arrest of Judgment Made
Other Cnses-Prof. Harth Exonerated.
fsDecial telegram 20 the Dispatch.l

lSpeclaI teIeRIaIh 70 IHV DIspaVVu'I
ROANOKE, VA, October 1S.-Herbert j. Browne,
editor and one Of tho owners OF the Roanoke
Times, was convicted in the Hastings Court by
Jury to-day for riot, and sentenced 70 pay fine OF
400 and be confined one hour 10 jail. motion tor
new trial and III arrest OF judgment was made.
Tho conviction grows out OF entering the police
statton-bouse several months ago, and forclby
attempting TO secure a white man named
Fralain and lynch him, on the charge OF at
tempted assault on little girl browne, az
alleged, bong one OF the rtnsieaders Dy tear
ING ont the window and using boisterous and
tnrentening language. Tho cases against seven
others on the same charge will be called to-mor-
row. . ~, ~,
the charges against Professor ID. w. Harth,
the principal of 1hird-Ward cOlored school, al
Iecing excessive cruelty 30 scholars, neglect of
duty, and uncomfortable temper, were as
missed ana tho teacher exonerated by the
school Board. This has been long and bitter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-19

Tho Domestic Fashion Rayisw (s.d
Guide 70 Home Dressmaking), Fall No. a
book Of l04 pages. l3xlsinches. containing
! 400 illustrations of garments for ladiea
misses, children, boys, and mon. . ao.nsns
book, given away with eaoh &-cspt DO
mest;op Pattern you buy between tnis
date and November 1st
Domestic SEWING III lcHnsx CoxT.si.
10. 90 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-19
sp.ll.ro. sc.r.. a, seos,.vllle.

TCorrespOndence OF tho hIchiholu UIsp@tVu'I
eoorrsyllLE, October IS.-A big smallpox
scare was started here yesterday. negro Nv.
h,en complaining two or throe days, broke oui
toicrly with an eruption. and somebody called
4, smsIl-pox OF course II spread Ike wlld-nre
Ia every direction Your corfesponaen. nae sn,S
,hstit was only sn aggravated case OF chicken-
mr. which has been prevalent in that neishbcr-
bs,o1 ior two weeks or moro; and the negro -
ssali anouzh 20 walk around apd attend 70 ordf-
,sry busi1ess to-day. wbicn he could not 10 u 10
NJ ID. W. Durham. nn old Ard highly.is.
snected citizen OF near Antioch fiurnEas, aisd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-19

Cards, Bill-Heads, Statements Les,us- EN-.
Dodgers, &C., printed b., y,y:r the na p,sps,on von
good work at same prices you pay LA ~. 10
ferior work. spnd rs your orders An. ~, ~
will guarantee satisfaction IN every ps''
ticular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-19
Given Away.

The Domestic Fashion Review (and
Guide 10 Home Dressmaking). Fall No.. a
book OF l04 pages, l3xls iuches, containing
! 400 illustrations Of garments for ladies',
misses. children, boys. and men. . Ascent
book, given away with each 25-cent "pe-
mostic" Pattern yeu buy between ;h's
date and November lat.
DOMESTIC SxwrNo- NJ AoHrSE COMPANY,
No. e59 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-19
Launching of Ei Rio a, Newport News.

On Wednesday, October 26th. at p. NJ.
the steamship III Rio will DO launched at
sion the Chesapeake and Ohio railway Will
sell tickets tor the fast tram leaving
Richmond at Q A. N. at &2.25, good TO re-
turn on train leaving Newport News ut
1850 =. ii. or 1850 p. NJ, same day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-19
A REPORTERS REVENGE.
It Was a Complimentary Paragraph lie
Wrote, but 1t Hurt.

There ia n man in this city who, like the
original Hamlet was reputed to be, is tat
and scant of breath, but. unlike the
melancholy Dane, he is also exceedingly
vain and pompous. says the New York
Herald He occupies o position Of
some little prominence, and solely on that
account newspaper mon occasionally resort
to him for views and information. Labor
ing under the deIusion that he really pos
sesses q profound knowledge OF public
questions. and that on that account his
utteranees are occasionally quoted, he
sometimes puts on airs and adopts man
ner toward the interviewer which IS ex-
ceedingly disagreeablc and positively In
sultng.
I'm really tired of thinking for you
fellows he remarked some time ago 20 a
reporter who had asked his opinion con-
oerning some proposed legislation.
wish YOU would do some thinking for
yourselves and not come bothering me
with questions"
Il am much obliged to you for the
hint" said the reporter. with some din
Guilty checking an impulse 20 give free
vent TO his feelings then and there.
VIII do little thinking tor myself"
THE SCHEME HATcHgD.
Then he went away and did some think
ing and hatched a scheme of revenge.
He wrote neat aud highly euioeistIc
little paragraph about the VAIN and pomp-
Gus individual, complimentng him highly
upon his courteous manners and con-
Guiding with the statement that he made
it a rule never TO sit down when riding on
the IL" while there was q woman in the
same cur unprOvlded with a seat.
Now let Il work. Mischief. thou art
afoot." he remarked gleefuliy when be had
finished.
IN did work.
The little paragraph was extensively
copied in society weeklles, winch always
keep a sharp lookout for little personal
sQuibs. Che Y. and p. Individual found
himself suddenly possessed of a reputation
which he had done nothing to deserve
But he had TO hive up 70 it. He had al
ways been IN the habit of seiZlng the first
seat he could catch on an IL train and
sticking 10 II. 10 matter how many women
might be standing mp near him. while he
devOured the contents OF his taVorlte
morning or afternoon newspaper. de
could do that no longer.
REvTNGR IS SWEET.
As he lives up III Harlem and his Office Is
away downtown. and Ee H. besides fat
and scant Of breath, Us ! have before re-
marked, the physical discomfort which he
endures daiy can be better imagined than
described. And he hasn't even the ap-
proval of bis own conscience TO make 1t
ensler for him. for he knows that he doesn't
do IL from any desire 10 save women the
inconvenience OF standing III the cars, but
merely because he Is afraid that If he
doesn't do 1t some people will think that
he doesn't deserve the reputation with
which he has been publicly credited.
And whenever that reporter sees the v.
and +. individual hanging on 10 a strap n
au l. " car and looking supremely misera-
bic he Just hugs himself for JOY. Perhaps
he ought 20 bo sorry for having written
what wasn't strictly truthful about him,
but he isn't a bit.
Great is the power OF the press and
sweet is revenge
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-19
Rally To.Nigb.inR Rocke,ts.

There win be n grand mass-meeting OF the
Rockets Democratic Club at Hogan Hall this
evening. Messrs. b. II. Munford. !. Taylor Ely
son, George d. Wise, If. NJ. smith Jr, W. K.
Meredith, and others will address the club. Full
ton, Old Dominion, and other clubs are re-
quested TO attend. Refreshments will be
served.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-19
legendary Fire at Rosnoke.

lSpeclti tSicSicAh W INV D'NP'-N~'i
ROANOKE, VA, October 1S.-A hre early this
moroIng ia the eastern section OF the city ds-
stroyed the dwellings VI hrs george virgin,
80 sI 300. insured: Joseph SchNallsnburg,
1900. inquired, aud Ii. Winesky, $780, insured.
All the buildings were burned before water
connection could ce secured, and the nro was I'd .
,yo,k n. nm fncendiary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-19
The Thcntres Last Nicht.

Last night there was another superb presenta-
tiOn Of 4" ho SCudan a the Academy before
large audience. In addition 70 the performance
tonight there will be a matinee this afternoon.
Corinne also played 20 another large and de-
lighted house ~ the Theatre Ia her pretty bur
lesque, Arcadia" She Will giyc two perform
ance tO-day-Afternoon and night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-19

'''' i-omas 4. Cilroy-Nomina-
"''' hy ,hr Republicans.
LII L--..r..E q. -. t.-....,,

'' i-rW0s I. GilrOy-Nominn-
lions ny the Republicans.
'I telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
.'. i.- October ls.-The Tammany
'9n nominated for Mayor Thomas
... i''.iUrs Ci the Board Of Alder
p. NJ f.risr Tor Register, Ferci-
r-,. .f s.sv ~ fbe Court Of Common
..,-y . =. a Diggc,.ch for County Clerk.
... i'f additional surrogate.
s-..,.I .i'.n; i0r Jugge Of the Court OF
- Huias b. Cowing.
t.. fnE "cOcsirs.
3. y Lcnocrhcy Conveation tonight
-rf. ... t'iHinaii0Ds mere made: For
..r.. N4Nn iof President of the BOARD
a.r a. Klein; for Register, Isaac
Pei. '1ir. ~ TIE Court of Common
Dl... a. 1cigcrich Tor County CLERK.
$40 o f.. '1ls; Tor additional Surrogate
'r.o 20 Judge u the Court of General
H owing.
Ia, -t,'iNs ESD0RsE rAMnhEY.
3.... i..-..e Denocracy tonight endorsed the
Han city end county ticket.
gs, HLruniIcAN TICKET.
Esl, i.Es' October ls.-me Rernb,,can
v-laf .-. 'a tO-nlght made the following
iustrt ~ Mayor, Edwin kinsfein; for
" Lfei..- N Alderman. 4. fOiney King
.'3r n N "a coleman for Judge Of the
- Cam, tn- iicgs, Leonard A. Oiegrich
.ast, k,f, ''ik, herty G. Bo,ty: for CITY
Va, IA y. n 20 Fin2; for additional Snrro-
'aDins omAh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-19

needs assistance it NAV be best to render
II promptly, but one should remember 10
use even the most perfect rene1Ies UrIs
srd GENTLE remedy is the syrup OF fIgs,
manufactured by the California fig-
syrup COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-19
Chesapeake ami Ohio Railway Annual
Meeting.

The annual meeting OF tho Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company was hell at the COM
pany's O1lce in this city yesterday, Nice-Presi-
dent Axtell presiding. The old Board OF Direct
ors were reelected as fOllOws William Z. An
derson, Cincinnati; Decatur Axten, Richmond !;
George =. Bliss, New YORK; Z. III. Coster, New
York; Charles ID. Dickey, Jr., New York G. y.
matt; Samuel Spencer, New York. and Henry T..
Wckham, Richmond. The annual report has
already been circulated and the main facts con-
tanned therein published in the DISPATCH The
fhla Rrnnt aEatan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-19
Law-BOOks Lest.

ANY lawyer having any volumes of Graf
tan or other Law-Books belonging 20 the
late Judge George z. Hughes will please
return them to me. Three volumes of
Grattan's Reports are missing.
). b. HUGHEs.
Drewry. Hughes X Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-19
Dr. n..s w,u hereafter rreaoh in the

Rsv. pr. Ksrr. * tho firzt Ysesbyterian
ckurcn. VIII hsfAnfses psoscs In the Donsva or
black eowp. vhica b 5e eAfsrofive marx Of the
..sstytsrssn ministry abroad. DR.. kss hss
lpnS been snytous - yseF The EeNu. fseltsg shst
u Glvss aksnlAs - Aslenn1au "a ~. .a>sa-zz--A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-19

When Bsty vas sick, we gave her Castorte-
When she was Chnd, she cried for CastOrLs,
When che became Miss, she chung 10 Cassorie.
When che had Children, abe gave them Casioria
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-19
npr BIN, r.v,a.,,a Of a saell.

Yesterday sftsrseor pcs>r xlAmk the IL
year-ola son Of M. A. >. kdssnA> OF No. 141o
w-ss CLAY street. vac psinfuey. .3ensh not SER
susiy hurt by th3 sxSsoaicn u one G. tho SHELLS
used as rainb Paris asd Commune entertain
mens Ne foond shs sasil snd set Yrs 10 is with
the rcssss stated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-19
TWO WEDDINGS YESTERDAY.
Miss Peay Marries Sir. Miner and Miss
Grots Becomes Mrs. German.


Mr.. Edwin W. Miner and Miss Mary Myrtle
Pcay, both otthiscity, we're married at Centenary
Mohodist church at O'Clock yesterday eve
ming. Rev. DR.. sledd oriclating. Tho chancel Of
the church was prett!ly decorated with ferns and
plants and the aislos were covered with white
rrqsh A largo concOurse of friends Witnessed
tho event The ushsrs were Aessrs. lee ROion
ti.-sf mon, Percy Peay. Robert Guthrie Frank
Frayser, Thompson Wad1iD, j. 7. Farrnr, W. y.
Atkinson, and +. G. Valentine.
The bride was attired In fancy-colOred pOplin,
trimmed with bengaline silk. She IS a daugh-
ter of the late James II. Peay, Jr., who was az
one time superintendent OF the public schools OF
the city. Tho groom Is connected with the
Western Union Telegraph Company in this city
aud has q large circle OF friende. Mr.. and Mrs.
Miner left on the 7:05 train for New YORK.
Welded AT TBs CATHEDRAL.
Miss Blanche Grots, daughter Of sir. and Mrs.
John =. GTots. VINO reside at No. 3 east Leigh
street was married at . O'Clock yesterday after-
loon at ST. Peters Cathedral to Mr. Charles
German, OF Newport News. The ceremony
Was performed by Rev. Father 1iernoy
in the presence OF n large assemblage
Of friends OF the young people. The usher 8
were Messrs. james Finnegan best manl, VIII
liam Finnsgan, John Ryan, Charles Brooks,
James [. OKeefe, and Walter Hewitt. Mr.. and
Mrs. German left on the > o'clock train for their
future home at Newport News. The groom used
to live in Richmond, and was well-Enown stone
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-19

Revue de Ia Mode, Album of Fashions.
L'Art de la Mode. The Season for Noyem-
Der, at LeOnard's, 90S east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-19

A. b. c. Tonic glves you an appetite and
hanlshes dyspepsla.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-19
ALLEGED INCeNOiARIsS CAUGHT.
4 BarboursviIIe Store and Barn at
Providence Church Burned.

fCorrespondenceo OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, October lS.-Five colored mon
living at Bowers Hill, IN Norfolk county, four OF
them named Bass and one John Bright were
errested by Constable Jackson and pcsse this
morning and lodged In the county jail on the
charge Of setting fire TO and destroying the barn
ON the farm Of Mr.. Robert Parkerson. IL is said
the evidence Is very strong against the accused.
About midnight last uight "a fire broke out in
tho store OF Mrs. Elizabeth James, in BarbOurs-
vile. near this city and destroyed the store
house and contents, together with several frame
nuildines adjoining. There was some insurance
on the property, and the loss Is about s4,OUO.
The barn of sir. NJ. :. Edison, nenr Providence
church. IN Norfolk county, was destroyed by IRE
last Saturday night
WITHDRAWN.
Norfolk Council has Withdrawn from the State
Firemens Association.
Tho state Board Of Pharmacy is in session at
the Atlantic Rotel examining applicants.
The Seaboard AR Line and Norioik and caro-
lima railroad brought IN 3,Ol7 bales OF cotton
last night the heaviest receipts OF tho season.
MATRIMONIAL
Mr.. Sydney Sherwood, accompanied by Mr.. {.
c, Jones, OF Hampton, lett last night for Balti-
more 20 be married tomorrow to Miss Agnes
Tainierro Smith.
Mr. John Pembroke Jones, who was married TO
Miss Georgle Newton on Saturday evening, has
gone with his bride North.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-19

ts'AF'"e-Houss TO Close.
sts ~'0sfapn 10 the Dispatch.l
VA oetOber i6.-wilIam shsrer,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-19

manager Of the Clearing House OF the New York
Associated Banka. says that according 70 notice
issued september 81, 1892, the clear1nS'houso
will bo closed Friday, october III, iob~'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-19

The funeral Of Mr. Joseph b. Davis took 2lsce
from bis late residence. Monczuma. HehHco
county. yesteTdl ~ afternoon aud was largely at-
attended by friends nom both ths city aud the
county. The services we're conJucted by Rev. ORA
Cooper and LauCrum and captain Frank Gun
very beautiful.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-19

The {. aud q. Reduces Their Excursion
Rates.
On October Goth and 2lst tho Chesapeake
and Ohio will sell tickets to hIchmond on
account OF the Exposition at the rate OF
one cent per mile plus one admission.
These tickets will be good for return three
days from date of sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-19
Whom Nature

MANY prominent citizens and oinciais
Dr. BULBS Cough Syrup.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-19

suddenly at tha, place, and his burial took place
there on Sunday.
Hon. I. y Martin stripped yesterday ncsnu-
ful colt, Jack RABBIT, TO Mr.. boswell, at Bull
Geld farm, 10 DO trained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-19
$3.50. wba, "a Bargain! $3.50.

A. B. c. Alternative is best spoken or
where 1t is best known. a home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-19
by DR.. DAvID's LIVER PILLS, the most pleasant
and reliable family medicine known.

For Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and stomach dis
orders use Bro Fn's Iron bittcrs. The Best Tonic;
(, rebullds the system, cleans tho blood and
strengthens the muscles 4 sploudid tOai1 10;
weak and debiltated persons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-19
M;Ma d RkoodA.
DRY GOODS
STORE ITEMS.
"WEDNESDAY. October 10Th.
NEW DRESS GOODS.

We open to day los Of 3sinch Chcv.
ron and Jacquard Suitings in sll the Fall
and Winter colorings. Certainly better
or prettier goods than these were never
offered at anything near approaching
the price, which is
ONLY 25c. A YARD.
Those fine Imported Jecquards, in
Navy Blue and Black. at 65c. are the
same grsdo OF goods retailed in New
York at 81 q yard.
Lovely Soft Finished Iridescent
Serges, "a inches wide, Sl.50,
New Imported Jacquard Dress Pat.
terms, SO.
Illuminated SILKS, 7jc.. 81, sl.25. and
S1.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-19
rryKR,L op MAJOR n. =. rAIf,yEsRo.

The Funeral Of Major Hay II. Taiaierro win
take place from the FIRST Presbyterian cnurch
Of O'Clock this afternoon, and the fob OWING gem
tIemen will act as pall-bearerS: Active AessIs
Charles l., Todd, y. X. savage Charles simpson,
l., Wagner. W. Miles Cary, !. Iaylor Ellyson, A.
X. Venabie Jr., ana G.. W. Steel Honorary
Governor p. W. Mckinney, Messrs, w. J.. smith,
j. d. H. ROse, J. ID. H. sleieht. " h. Cutshay.
James 4. Gray, r. B. Someryille, George H.
Christun, George y. WOodOudge. J. w. Lock
wood, Phillip la1el, l.. ID. Crohshaw, Jr., ", g.
Camp, A. s. BufJri, B. B. SneaG, ". l.. White,
ana Norton Mayre. Tho Grain and Cotton Ex-
change. the Board Of Directors OF tho Citizens
Bans, ami the Tobacco Trade all held meetings
yesterday and ADOPTED resolutions of respect 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-19
A VERY SAD DEATH.
MORRIS ANDERSON ACCIDENTALLY
KILLS HIMSELF WHILE HUNTING.
Iustsntly-Other Deaths aud
Funerals.

News reached here last night Of . sad accidcn,
on tho place Of Mr.. Joseph r. Anderson, Jr., In
Goochland county, yesterday afternoon, By
which his eldest son, Morris, eyed rs. los. his
life. Tho young man vas ont hunting, and
having placed his gun IN farn-wason loaded
With shingles was riding behind the vehicle on
horseback. His dog stood q coysy Of birds aud
young Anderson grasped tho piece by tho muzzle,
which projected over the tsll-bosrd OF The wagon,
aud was drawing il towards him, when IL was
discharged. the eharRe entering bis heart and
killing him Instantly. Last night number on
the relatives and friends OF tE- family left tho
city tor Mr. Anderson's place n epeciel train
over the Allegheny railroal I, and the remain s
Will be brought 90 Kichmonl to-day. The DE-
ceased was a grandson OF the late General Joseph
X. Anderson.
gR. }. L. PAGE
telegram was received hers yesterday an
nouncing the death In Charlottesville OF Mr.. j.
PAGE, who was resident Of Richmond during
the time that his father. the late }. NJ. Page, was
proprietor Of the 81. James Hotel sir. j. V.
Ramos married sister Of the deceased. The
remains will roach this city Utd the Chess peake
and ohio road at > p. N, today aud tho funeral
will be from the depot.
Mr. John ". Strang died quito suddenly yes
terday morning at the resid dsnce of his father,
No 1905 east Grace street. 1ne deceased was
for q long tine salesman In tho establishment
Of Mr.. Nj. Zandsg. Ills disease vas consump-
ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-19
phillin,. p,c.s.lhle Ccooa

produces a feeling Of lightues3 and tuoyancy ~
against that Of weight, headache, and deprcs-
sion. 90 common with the ordinary cocoas. Tho
only cocoa with rich chocolate flavor.