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since using 1t. | gave II also 10 lady sur
fering from great nervous prostration, who
could not get help from three physicians.
She Is now well. strong. and fieshy, and
saws she should have been III her grave II
II had not been for DR.. Greene's Neryura
blood and nerve remedy.
Il have recommended it TO many others
with the same wonderful success, and |
would especially say that If women be-
tween the ages of 40 aud go years would
take it there would not be so many die
when they came TO the change that takes
place. | hear this wonderful medicine
named and blessed everywhere, and am
glad to add my testimony TO its great
value, and truly call ii saviour OF US wO-
men,
We would say that Mrs. Berry's advice
as a nurse is endorsed by physicians
generally. DR.. GTeene's NeryuTa blood
and nerve remedy IS indeed wonderful
discovery and of incalculable and IN
estirnable value to the sick everywhere.
II has been proved over and over again,
IN thousands upon thousands OF cases,
that II does cure. that 1t makes the sick
well.
Physicians know of its great value, for
they have seen 1t perform wonders IN re-
storing health. and they recommend 1t
freely to the sick because 1t Is the dlscoy-
cry and prescription of the famous spe-
cialist In the treatment of nervous and
chronic diseases. DR.. Greene, of 50 west
Fourteenth street, New York, the we'll
known physician, who gives consultation
10 sufferers from any disease free OF charge,
personally or by letter.
The great remedy costs but 81 of drug
gists. aud we know II will make you well.
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co,on., Coodo VIII Contest.

Correspondence OF the hchinonu pl7p''n''
povnrox Va. November 22.-Colonel j..
Thomas CoOde, the defeated aspirant Tor con
eressional hoDors, has decided TO contest me
seat In the Fiity-third Congress OF Hon. James
r. Epes. ~ 81, A.. hi,a
outsido Of the cities Is advertised 10 take place
here on Thurpday night OF this week.
Fine crops OF corn were reported by the iarin,
ers on tho streams. One on ROANOKE t'er saIu
he would make about 1000 bushels. a.
An average crop of wh0at was seeded. Con
siderable acreage is devoted 10 cotton IN mo
lower end OF this county, and the recent advance
In that staple was very encouraging ana nt ut
are expected by all classes OF people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
GERMS OF CHOLERA.
sToppAGe OF IMPORTED RAGS IN
TRANSIT TO RICHMOND.
DIR. Thom's Active autions--One Hun
ared Tons of Rags Passed Through
Norfolk-A Poisoning Case.
Especial telegram to tho DlspatCh.l


NORFOLK. Va, November 23.--Dr. Viii
liam A. Thorn. quarantine medical officer
of this port, is Just now giving attention
20 the imported rags that passed through
Norfolk in transit to Richmond for use in
the paper-factories He il AFRAID some Of
these rags may leave tho germs of cholera
here, and thinks 10 far better 10 shut out
every pound Of them than to take the least
risk.
ITALIAN RAGS.
IN the past few weeks 100 tons OF Italian
rsys have passed through this city. arriving
here from Boston and gong forward by the
Norfolk and Western railroad. The trans
portation people are not unconcerned as TO
the danger from this source. Forty-tye
tons OF Belgian rags have been lett IN Bos-
ton, DR.. Thorn not considering II safe by
any means to allow them TO pass through
Norfolk.
GREATLY CONCERNED.
His concern on the subject is so great
that he has been to consult the Surgeon
General with n view to shutting out I'M
ported rags altogether, aud has Just re-
turned from the trip. He did not succeed
IN shutting them out, however
OTHER PRECAUTIONS.
The Surgeon General is similarly con-
cerned on the subject, and is about 10
send DIR. Fairfax Irwin aud DR.. kempster
20 Europe 10 make tour OF inspection as
10 the disinfection OF rags that are ex-
ported TO the United States.
FIRE on A YACHT.
The eteam-yacht Cyrene, belonging to
Captain John l.. Roper, caught fire to-day
and had her woodwork and machinery
considerably damaged.
sTILL MYSTERY.
The trial OF Martha Smith (colored) on
On indictment charging her with the muir
der of her husband by administering pol
son at their residence IN Pleasant Grove.
Norfolk county, was concluded IN the
County Court last night and the woman
was acquitted by the jury. Who caused
the death of the husband remains matter
of mystery, as the wife was the only one
suspected. number of lawyers were en-
gagged IN the case.
LEE's BIRTHDAY.
Pickett Buchanan Camp has appointed
the necessary committees and is making
arrangements TO properly observe General
Lees birthday. Stonewall Camp. III Ports
mouth, will do the same.
All the material has been obtained
and a new concIave of the Order of Hepta-
sophs. or Seven Wise Men, will be insti-
tuted in Norfolk about the first OF the
mouth.
Captain NJ. c. Keeling, commanding the
Norfolk Light-Artillery Blues, who has
been some time i'll, IS improving.
WILL BR CALLED.
Rev. John l.. Allison, of Wytheville. will
be called 10 the passionate of the Court
Street Presbyterian church, in Ports
mouth, made vacant by the death OF Rev.
Il. l.. McMurran.
Tho Merchants and Manufacturers As
ISOLATION is taking steps TO coDtest the 81
per cent. increase in the cost of mercantile
insurance in Norfolk.
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LF. BARKER FOUND GUILTY.
Sentenced TO Two Years In the Peniter
ttary-Post-Ofice Thief Captured.

sentenced TO Two Years In the Peniten-
tiary-Post-Ofice Thief Captured.
rCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispaich.l
MAKr1HsvILLE, Va, November 22.-Ihe trial
OF j. r. Barker, which began on the 10Th OF this
Inoyh In the County Court, was concluded To-
day by the Jury bringing IN verdict Of guilty
and fixing his term IN the penitentlary at two
years. Mr. Barker, who IL a prominent white
citzen residing at AxtOn, In thus county, was
CHARGED with betrayal uudOr promise OF mar
raige OF q deaf mute. The case was OF unusual
interest and the courthouse was packed with
citizens during the entire long and tedious trial
Professor Euutt Of stanton, by whom the
young lady was educated, was present ana III
terproted Tor her.
4 motion for Il new trial was promptly set
aside.
COLoRED BURGLAR CAUGHT.
The post-offlce was broken into Saturday night,
and ne thief, John McMicncl ,cOlored}, was cap
tnred yesterday with the stolen property IN hi5
possession. tie claims 10 be from North Caro-
Ina.
There was an attempt 10 burn this town last
week, and understand the authorities are on
the track II the mcondaries, aud they are be-
heyei 10 be tue same gang that burned VIM
stOn, y. I.
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EVANGELIST wooL's DIscouRses.
Work of the Abingdon Presbytery iro"
Rig Stone Gap to RiohIands.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispa'ch'l
WYTHvILLE, VA, November 1.-Two earnest
and interesting disoourscs were delivered al INC
Presbyterian church last Sabbath by REV. Mr.
Wool, evangelist OF Abingdon Presoytery, IA lhe
req ion OF the Ciinch-Valley railroad. MS taIH
Sunday evening was as entertaining as was
instructive and practical. ITO gave 81 .aIa,,
~ ,re rroat work which had been undertaken
bv Abingdon Presbytery along the Clinch NaLey
nom rig Stone Gap TO Rchlands Ia organizing
congregations. building churches, etc. OF me
much that had been accomphsneu aIa w
10 enthuse every earnest Christian who heard
him with a desire 70 help In this grand work.
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\ Desperate in Hand.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, November &3-[Special
10 the Associated Press The desperate, moon
sinner, and murderer, Tap Sprouse, passed
through Chattanooga this morning in charge Of
United States Deputy Marshal5 George Barnes
and j. f. Sorr6u. The prisoner was heavily
ironed. lie Is typical mouutaineer In dress
and appearance. Deputy-Mar5hal Scroll, who
lives NJ Atti a, Ala, was one Of An attacking
party last January. when the officers had a bat
tie with the mO0nshners on sand Mountain,
several men Icing killed. Sprouse ed 10
know this morning whether he was arrested for
the Bridgeport affair, where two men were
killed and thrown into the creek, or for the Sand
Mountain shooting. When questioned about the
Bridgeport murders to refused 10 talk.
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WASHINGTON. ID. C., November 23.-lmmi-
grant-Inspector Stockbridge. sent 10 the Cape
Charles quarantine station 10 investigate tho
case Of the steamship Wcimar, has reported TO
the Treasury Department that the bulk Of her
passengers are adults, that few are American
citizens and that l.SO0 out OF a total OF 1854 ;
were not booked for the trip prior 10 september
lst. The Secretary Of the Treasury Will not re-
Lease the vessel and unless he reents shs will
not be allowed 10 enter until the tull twenty
days are up, on he Both instant The passen-
gers are admitted 10 be perfectly healthy They
are. however, suffering great hardsLips and in
their present condition are in danger Of an
epidemic Of scarlet-teYer.
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TRAINS NUX-HW ARD.
.pailr.

SIOIflNO-EiAAE Ns
Nos H. 49, and 80 make no stops. Nos. q,
81 aud ~ sop on signal at Manchester, GROW
rvs, Centrala, and Chester. No. ~ stops ON
signal at Manchester only for passengers pur-
chasing tickets % regular stopping PLACES foe
this train south OF Petersburg. Nos. 30, 30. %.
IS. 80, 40. and Al, will stop GA signal at all
stations
Pullman Palace Buffet Sleeping-Car on all
through trains. On Train N0S 81 ami IL
Sleeping-Cars between Richmond anu Lynch
burg. Va.
NEW LINE TO ATLANTA. GA.
Leaving Richmond 9:l5 A. NJ, daily, AMI ar
irving at Weldon az II 10 Z. NJ, and at Atlanta
at 300 A. NJ. via. =. A. l. Throash sleepers-
Richmond 70 Weldon.and Weldon 70 Atlanta
THE ONLY ALL-kAIL LINE 40 NORFOLK.
isAyE AKIuyE.
Richmond 1900 A. NJ. Norfolk. ....ll;35 A. N.
Richmond s5:f5 Y. N. Norfolk. 9:20 Il. VI.
Norfolk 1880 A. NJ. Richmond. 1880 A. NJ
Norfolk 1900 Z NJ. richmond. b;3s 7. NJ.
Ths trains leaving Richmond at y A. NJ. aud
Norfolk Al 4 4. Al. are solid trains between these
two poinss and passengers 20 through without
Grange OF cars. Close connections are slsD
mate al Petersburg by the 2:jS r N. and $40
~ "A trans frCm Richmond - Norfolk.
Trrins leaving Richmond at A. NJ, 1870 Il.
M and il:40P. NJ, ADD arriving AZ Klchmoai
al T.44 A. NJ, .. IS =. NJ, and 7:+S L. NJ. mako
.os. connection O. Petersburg 10 aat iron
Taymytlls Lynchburg, and vest
X. n. SuLLf, Superintendent
RT. ID. MrxRs, 0sneral supsssat eaaonk
4. n. EARksoN, TrAfnc Manager. myat
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giving service held IN the Methodist church, IN
which the Presbyterian, Baptist. and Methodist
congregations viii unite. There viii also DO a
service in the kpiscopal church. THANKSGIVING
turkeys, eggs, butter, and other country produce
are much IN demand, and there u 40 lar an in.
adequate supply on the market oraysOn ana
Bland wagons are coming IN to-day, however,
aud by tomorrow no doubt the market viii be
glu,ted with produce Of all ktrds saved up for
Thanksgiving week and better prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
Big Wheat Crop.

ny VOWS UVII 70 IIIU III'I1VNII'T
ST. PAUL, MINI, November 23.-Ihe discovery
has Just been made that the wheat crop Of Min
nesOia and the DakOtas is many millions Of
bushels above all estimates. The gram men do
not know Just what 70 think Of ;he situation.
They are ali at sea regarding what they are 10
expect. They have been estimating the croO
at from 100000 TO lO5,0O0.00O bushels for
the three big wheat States. but thoy are all be-
ginning 70 hedge now. Those who have put
their figures az l00,O00,0OO have added from
10000. 900 10 2O,OOO.O00 more, and those who
figured Higher than that originally have gone up
as nigh as 13O,000,00O or more now.
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AUCTION sALEs-Fususe Days.
ByN. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctloneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
or THE
FIRsT.CLAss NEW AND HANDSOME THREE
STORY BRICK AND MANsARD
RESIDENCE,
AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF MAIN
AND BEECH STREETS,
AT AUCTION.
sALEs-rususe pays.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER %. 1892

BY virtue Of the hereinafter mentioned decree,
we shall sell by public auction, on the premises
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
4 nwnllinc Communal 1T Fork Union.

[CorresUondeuce of the Richmond Dspatch.)
Fork UNION, VA. November 22.-This morn
inr at 3 O'Clock the brick slated dwelling OF Mrs
Waller Henson, occupied by herself and Mr.. T.
}. VIM and family, caught accidentally on IRE
and WAS entirely consumed. Most Of the house
hold furniture Of both families was saved. No
insurance.
Mr. Riley Toney. whose health from malarial
causes had been on the decline for many months,
died at o'clock +. II. yesterday at his residence
near Bremo BluG, in this county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
Direct Trade with Europe.

SAVANNAH, GA, November 23-tSpecial to the
Associated Presst.-Arraugoments are being
mudo Tor a meeting OF the presidents OF al!
southeastern railroads In Atlanta, December
80. to take formal action with regard % the di-
rect-trade project from soIthern ports aud TO
consider what facilities Tor transportation and
what traffic rates can be given 70 induce sui
fcicnt amount OF trafic 10 supply iine OF
steamships running from southeastern ports to
Liverpool and other European ports.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
Quiet. Charming Wedding.

Correspondence OF the Rchmond Dlspatch't
PETERSBURG, VA, November "3.-Mr. Il. r.
B-wmau. a prominent and popular young drug
gist Of this city, was married. this afternoon at
4:30 O'Clock to Miss kndora L. Bentley, at the
residence Of the brides parents, on Wythe
street Rev. j. Z. II. RiddicS, OF the Methodist
Church, ofticiated. The marriage was quiet
but very charming ono. The walters were Rev.
Porter Hardy and Miss Mary Dewberry, aud Mr..
George G.. Bowman and Mrs liza {. Bentley. me
happy couple lott on the afternoon tram on their
bridal trip North.
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,tnr-ince Announcement.

INOrresVOndenoe OF INC ftICHIIVnu UISTfIVI'I
WYrHRvILLE, VA, November 2%.-Cards were
i.suo5 Yesterday TO the marriage OF Miss Mamie
Elizabeth Williams % DR.. j. c. Darst, OF Pulaski
CITY, AT the Methodist church, Wednesday morn
ing November 3uth, al 9 o'clock. They Will take
the train for northern and eastern points lmme-
diately after the ceremony and be absent sew
ergl weeks. After December 3Oth they Will be
al home to their friends in Pulaski.
Nj. James r. Jordan, OF Radford spent last
Saturday in WytheWlle.
Tho cold weather is favorable 20 hog-killing,
and there If plenty OF fresh pork, sausage, and
sparc-ribs on the market
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
WILLING TO HELP MR.. CLEVELAND.
A spirants for Various Federal Ohces-
Local Dispute Settled at Last

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
DASvILLB, Va, November 22.-Ihe DISPATCH
will not be surprised 20 learn that there are
these In this community who desire to aid Mr.
Cleveland In running the government. 80 al
ready stated Mr.. A. J. Montague is candidate for
the position Of United States District Attorney,
and the names Of Judge Bergman Green
and Colonel George 4. Cabol are spoken
OF IN the same connection. For the post-onlce
there are several applicants, among whom are
Colonel J. N. Neat, Captain 4. X. McDearman,
X. L. Voolfolk II. h. Watkins, +. T. Forrell, W.
W. Naddill, q. W. Barrow. and perhaps others.
IL 10 probable that the ClAiIse of the several ep
plicants will be submitted TO primary election.
The much-disputod question between Danvillo
ana North Danyiile IN The matter OF court and
jan EXP enses has az last been amicably settled,
NORTH Dsnvine agreeing 10 pay $4,000 In iull
settlement Of back dues.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
THE FuLLER-oAY MARRIAGE.
A Beautiful Ceremony I'm the Presbyte-
rian Church at Durham.


Especial telegram 10 tho Dispatch.J
DURHAM, November ga beautiful wedding
was celebrated to-day at 10 o'clock at the Pres
byterian church Che first since It's dedication
several years ego. key. II. +. Darnall perform
ing the ceremony. he contracting PARTIES we're
AIR Frank Fuller, q prominent young lawyer oi
this ciiy aud son of Hon. r. c. Fuller, OF RAJ
leigh, y. c.. and Miss Lillian, daughter Of Mr..
James r. Day, formerly "A partner in the bla h
well a Co. frm IN the early days oil Durham,
but now engaged IN the leai-tODacco business.
Mr.. I. Is. Fuller acted as best man and Miss
Maggie Watkins maid OF honor. Tho usheFs
were: Crawford Cooper, OF oxford; A. Kramer,
D. X Blackwe aud Juuius Parker, OF Durham.
Miss Dene SmOOI presided at the organ and
discoursed the eulIvenlng wedding march by
MeadelssOhn.
The church was handsomely decorated with
chrysantnemums, potied howers' ana palms.
The bridal party, after the ceremony, boarded
the 1910 train for Washington and other north
ern cities.
The wedding presents were beautiful and
many very costly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
Marietta and North Georgia.

by teIcGrhph 10 INC UIspAI0l.T
SAvANNAH, GA. November 23-.Special 20 As
sOciate0 Pressi,-Ihe Affairs OF the Marietta and
North Georgia railroad appear to be- coming TO a
head. Ii 10 learned from Interested parties III
this city that two rival roorsa nizauOn committees
which were each endcavOrlng 10 secure reor-
CauigatlOn Of the road according to its own plan,
have agreed O. Unite ana agree together upon a
plan OF reorganization. THIS viii result, II is
said, ia q foreclosure Of mortgage and the pur-
chase OF the road by the bOndhOders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
Winter Tourist Rates.

SAvASSAH. Ca, November 23-iSpeclal to the
Associated PTessl.-Mr. Stoughton, assistant
commissioner OF the Southern Passenger Asso-
citation, has issued a circular 70 the general pas
seuger agents Of companies which are members
OF the ASSOCIATION and connecting lines, calnng a
meeting OF pliers ana rate and division clerks
In THIS city on November 2Sth. The call Is il
sued for the purpose Of establishing winter
tourist rates to Florida and the southeast for the
season OF lSq2-g3
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NIysterinnsly MIHslng.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspatch.l
PETERSBURG, Va, November 23.-Ar. 7. NJ.
O'Neil, d merchant dong business IN DmW diie
county, near ButteTworths DrIdge, yesterday
entrusted his team. with Il load OF sumac, 20 one
OF his negro employees. with directions 10 sell
the sumac IN town and make returns 10 him.
since then nothing has been seen or heard OF
the negro or tho team except that the s~mac
was sold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
A BOHEMIAN LADY POISONED.
Said to Have Been Disappointed In Love
Was 1t Suicide or Otherwise?


Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, Va, November 23.-Miss Maggie
Paloica, aged about 22 or % years, a young lady
member Of a Bohemian family residing
10 Dinwiddie county, some four or fyo
morning from the effects OF dose OF strych-
nine. The statements as TO whether the dose
was swallowed Intentionally or by mistake are
conflicting. IL Is reported that the young lady
suffered greatly in consequence, and that sno de-
terminAd 70 END her suferngs In death by
swallowing some Of the poison, Kept IN bottle IN
tho house for use IN kiuing Vermin- Inc
fatal dose was tASon about O'Clock, aud shortly
after 10, before the physicians who had been
summoned from this city could reach her, sue
was dead on the contrary, however, IL Is rs
serted by her friends that the poison was taken
in ignorance OF it's effects fer funeral took
place this afternoon ana was largely attended
by the Bohemian settlers OF this section.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
REV. w. II. hANcKeL DEAD.
Improved Appearance of the University
msxaxlne-New Machinery.

Vorfespohaenceo OF the hiehhOho Dmpachl
CBARLorTEsyIIIE, VA, November 23.-Mayor
Lewis T. HancSel has received telegram an
poandng the death OF his uncle, the Rev. w. IL.
Hanckel OF Abbovllle, s. G. The deceased was
he youngest brother OF the Rev. DE-. Hanckel
Who was rector Of Christ church, OF this city,
tsenty-iour years.
The frst number OF the UniUsrs,tg Magazine
has been ISSUED after considerable delay,
which is CON pensated for by the improved sp-
leetanoe Of the publication, The Magazine Is
changed from octave 20 quArtO is printed on
heavy Whale paper, aud covered with expensive
linen.
Tue Armstrong Knitting Mills Company,
when mas been successful from its establish
ment, Is putting ia new machinery. ana viii in.
eTeSSe lie output
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
Hampton. Democratic Jon,ae,,,op.

iCorrespondonee Of tae Richmond Dispatch.l
HAMPTON, Va, November 22.-Ths Democrats
had grand joliihcation Last night acme 400
people being In line and the streets thronged.
The town ives blaTe Of light from the torches.
A large number OF houses were illuminated
Newport News sent over biz contingent On
this electric hne while Chesapeake City and mo
county we're we'll represented.
Dr. y. w. Shield was chief marshal Of the pa
rade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
Parniysis Among LegisIators.

10y L1ItKIaI-n 10 IUU UI5paI'II'I
ATLANTA, GA, November 23.-IlOn. W. j. Pr
klc. Thiri-party member Of the Legislature
from Forsyth county, died this morning from
stroke OF paralysis. This Is the second death in
tho Legislature since its opening, both from
strokes OF paralysis. Mr.. Plrkle was one OF the
leaders OF the new party, but was elected by
email majority. Democrat will probably sue
coed him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
Senator Kenna's Condition.

WASHINGTON, November Ex-senator kenna
had another comfortable night, aud IL consider
ably improved this morning. Hts two physicians
Dr& Chiffon and SOwers) still remain In at
tendance, however
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
csNTRAL-AsYLuM DIRECTORS.
No True Bill in the Case OF While Roberts
t..G

No True Bill I'm the Case OF Willie Roberts
tn Surry County.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatchl
PETERSBURG, Va, November 23.-M the fui
meeting OF the Board Of Directors Of the Central
Lunatc Asylum TO DO held Tomorrow the an
nual report Of DIR. Randolph Barksdale, the SUI
pcrintondent, will be submitted, aud thorough
inspection OF the building will be MADE. Ihe
members OF the board who win be present
are Robert Gillian, OF Petersburg, president;
Judge j. thompson Brown, Of Nelson. yice,presi-
dent. DIR. Frank Mason, OF LoudouD; D.. b.; 30
CART, Of southampton; julius Strauss, OF kich-
mond; MontcAlm Oldham. OF Northampton:
X. 6. Tredway, Of Gieenesyille; X. II. C09ke, OF
Norfolk, aud captain G. ;. Harrison, OF Prince
George. Tho board, as usual, viii DO hospltaoy
entertained by the superintendent
SERIOUS CHARGE DIsSIssED.
Al the regular term OF the County Court OF
Snrry, held yesterday, the grand Jury refused 20
return a true bill In the case OF Willie koDerts'
who was charged with making ielonious as
sauit upon Mr.. Gwsltney, citizen OF the county,
some weeks ago. and the accused was honorary
discharged Mr.. Gwaltney alleged that when NO
went 10 his stable 81 an early hour In the morn
Ing 20 feed his horses no was assaulted oy a mar
with an axe and KNOCKED down. His inluiiet
we're very severe. Tho supposiion IS that ne
was kicked by one OF his horses.