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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-22
BY j. B. Elan & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Il13 Main street.
SALE, WITHOUT LINT

DUBLIC SALE, WITHOUT LIMIT
l. OR RESERVE. OF THE ATTRACTIVE
BRICK DWELLING AND LOT 32x132 FEET
AT SOUTHEAST CORNER TWENTY-sEyENTH
AND o STREETS AND THE VALUABLE LOT
5Ox13O FEET AT SOUTHEAST CORNER
TWENTY-SEVENTH AND STREETS AND
THE LARGE AND VALUABLE LOT ABOUT
6Ox152 FEET, WITH TIE COMFORTABLY
FRAME DWELLING THEREON, No. 3l3, ON
THE EAST SIDE OF NICHOLSON STREET BE-
TWEEN MAIN STREET AND WILLIAMSBURG
AVENUE.-By request Of the nonresident own
ers Qhe heirs of John Russell, deceasedl we
shall sell by public auction. on the premises, In
the order stated below, the aboye-named we'll
located and valuable PROPERTY. TO wit:
On WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26TH,
nj > o'clock p. NJ, the DETACHED CORNER
BRICK DWELLING, containing four rooms,
with the usual cOnyeniences, with lot 32x132
feet, at southeast corner Twenty-seyenth and o
streets.
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER, on the same
day. the BEAUTIFUL VACANT CORNER LOT
50x130 FEET at the sis-theast corner Twenty
seventh and streets, aud on the following day.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27TH
at o'clock p. NJ, tho LARGE AND DESIRABLE
LOT, with the FRAME DWELLING thereon, No.
3l3 Nicholson street, fronting about 60x150
feet.
These sales are for the purpose Of division.
The property 10 all near by, convenient 70 busi-
ness, near street railway, In pleasant and I'M
proving localities, and offers good inducements
10 investment
1t viii be sold WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE, and
bargains may be expected.
TERMS: One third cash: balance on equal In
stalments by negotiable notes at six and twelve
months. with interest added, and secured by
deed OF trust. j. b. ELAN q CO.,
oc2l Auctioneers.
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suggested 70 sAs oncen sbas probably they had
no license 70 peddle, wheroupou the police
Attempted 70 arrest one Of she men. Tho peddiof
made vcry insulting remark % the oflcer and
tumped out q the wagon and ran or He was
nnsily captured near Ffye Spring. When
searched money orders 70 tho value Of several
hundrod dol)ars. most OF them payable ~
Towanda. Pa. wore found upon hts person, be-
sidcs checks payable 70 the order Of y. s. sickier.
number Of freight receipts gold watch, and
about $40. Two Of tho moncy-orders wore
issued At the Charlottesville ONCE yesterday for
ol00 and SIS respectively. When the man was
arrested female companion was In tho wagon
with him, whom no deserted. The choose, seyen-
teen cakes Of which Is now In the police ONCE,
bcars tho stamp Of q nrm Ia Pine Valley, n Y:
Tue trial OF She man Sickier was postponed until
this morning. tho accused leaving his goods and
chattels for security,
Rosa woodson was sent by the Mayor, 70 the
grand jury for forgery. She was also nned Tor
procuring goods under false prctsnces.
IL wss cxpectcd that the university would sus-
pend lectures to-day Ia accordance with the
proclamation Of the Governor; but the autbori-
ties decided otherwise. Tho d'sarrangcment OF
the lectures and cfher inconvenience that foi-
low whom days lectures are omitted In this In
stituton are vefy great
The appointment OF Mr.. r. A. Mnesie as super
tntenden: OF city schools gives satisfaction 10 Tue
patrons of tho gchoOla.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-22
FROM THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE JAMES
Many Interesting Notes Gathered In the
CITY of Manchester Yesterday.


City Of Manchester Yesterday.
Miss Emma B. Cobb Of Buckingham Court
house. IS the guest Of Mrs. Pattie w. Mosby, OF
No. Ills Porter Street
The Board of Supervisors OF Chesterfield will
meet next Monday.
Afo-ce OF hands are at work laying water main
along Everett street for protection against nre
and the convenience OF people living III that
locality
with the Committee on Light OF the City Council
OF Richmond relative TO the poor service OF the
gas lamps on Free bridge, and was assured thht
steps would DO taken at once 10 remedy the ln-
cOnyeniences. d,
SIR. Il. Bolton Merritt, brother Of Mr.. o. l.
Merritt, died yesterday afternoon. He was
member of lndianola Tribe of Red Men:
Miss Mary j. Wiley died at the residence OF
Mrs. S. c. Pankey yesterday, In the oolh year Oh
her age. The remains viii be taken 10 fo"na-
tan county this afternoon for mterment. .
Mrs. John S. Whitworth and daughter, OF
BUrkley, are visiting relatives In Manchester.
Yesterday being legal holiday the banks,
city Offices and public schools In Manchester
were closed. The post-ofice closed after ~
o'clock A. NJ. The Danyille shops and other large
establishments did not work, aud many OF the
operatives spent tho day III the mel IS OF Onos.er
field hunting cartridges. The city presenter
something Of a Sunday appearance, ana many
schooi-children went over to the Exposition.
The funeral OF Mr.. S. ID. Cordle, whose death
was noted IN yesterdays DlSfAtCh. tVoh pIoCo
from his late residence, on Thirteenth street,
yesterday afternoon at 3 O'Clock, ana the inter-
ment was in injury cemetery.
pnlr OF pants aud shirt wero found In the
briars near Woods farm. in Chesterfield, yester-
day about n mile and a half from the spot where
Stephen Y. Harris, OF Brooklyn, was murdered.
Tbs trousers were OF blush material with red
tape down the logs while the shirt was cheap
brown-and-white outing. Both garments were
considerably worn. The apparel was turned
over 10 Chief-of- Police Lipscomb, Of this city.
Master Maurice, son OF Mr. b. f. Pllson, Is
quite sick at bis fathers home, on cambridge
street.
The dance In Leader Hall last evening for the
benefit of Indianola Tribe of Red-Men and New
South Council Junior Order Of United American
Mechanics Was great success. The hall was
crowded with the followers Of rerpsichore. Tho
Amusement was kept Gp until late hour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-22
NEW PHARMACISTS.


Nonvoxx. Va, Octobcr 2l.--1no State Board
Of raArmAov closed It's ianors here to-day. Tho
tollowine are some q tne applicants who passed
ts>astsctory examinations: r. II. Wood, g. y.
ReseFA Richmond; Harry Smith. r A. Crump.
roscrsburg; CAnnton Wyatt p. II. Wilson,
ssaunson; Frank baker. Winchester; T. Wills.
Lynchbure; r. n. Jones. Jr., Danyiilc; K 8.
Carson, Radford; n. W. Ta,nas. Roanoke; X. n.
0ooafick, and O. J. Harris, fredcricksburg
All the ship oincrs that can be bad are 10 DO
taken n Tue navy-yard 70 rush the work on the
receiving Ahip frAnkitp, as TO complete tho iob
o. housing her IN before cold weather sets In.
4 xAp-foG Hunt
Nod dogs In tho Pleasant Grove section Of Nor.
folk county are creating 90 much excitement
and upeNsino<s among tho farmers. biting dogs,
h6xs and cattle. that general hunt e 20 DO or
garfield 70 kiil the rabid animals Oh. This is
tse second appearance u tho rabid animals this
ooaSop.
A twc-masted schooner is reported ashore a,
Ocean View.
Me- w. 4 Morton, Of Portsmouth, has been ap-.
pointed foreman OF electricians IN tho yards ana
oocks department VI the hayward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-22
MARSHAL CLARKE A SURPRISE.
Dick wise's Friends Say Malone Took an
Undue Advantage of Him.

fCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch,l
PETERSBURG, VA, October 21.-The appoint
mont Of Mr.. c. c. Clarke, of this city, as United
States marshai for the Eastern District OF Viz
ginia was a genuine surprise TO the Republicans
oil tho anti ahone faction, who had been led TO
believe that the I'D fnt6r7m appointment Dy
Chie.-J usiice Fuller OF Judge Thomas 5. Atkins,
OF Richmond. 10 the position would preclude any
further action IN the premises until after tue
election. Tho anti-MahOne element had &C.
c.ded upon Richard Wise as their man Tor the
position. as one whose appointment would heal
ell Republican differences In the party III tho
Peninsular counties.
Mr. wise's friends claim that an unfair adj
vantage was taken by General Malone In tins
matter and their disappointment and mortihca-
ton Is not concealed. On the other hand II
IA asserted that tho appointment was made
very willingly at General Mahones request, the
only question asked being whom he wanted.
The commission was made out at once Tor M
Clarke. Mr.. Clarke. the new marshal. is we'll
known citizen of Petersburg, aud II is oeheVeu
he will make fair aud honest ofliciaL -
IL As believed that Marshal Clarke VIII
establish his headquarters III Petersburg, ana
IL IL intimated that he will make some changes
In his deputies, one OF whom II IS teheVed VIII
be Mr.. Frank K. Clements, OF this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-22
TO BE MADE A GREAT RESORT.
Many Improvements Being Made and
Ordered at Hot Springs.

Many improvements Being MADE anu
Ordered at Hot Springs.
The Hot Springs Of Virginia are destined 10
become the Alx-lee- Bains of the South next
sumner, and as a sanitarium AMI pleasure re-
sort the watering-place will stand among the
foremost in the state. Since the completion OF
the branch line of the Chesapeake and ohio
road, which runs from COvington TO the springs,
the facilities for reaching tho resort have been
greatly increased and the place has been con-
sideraDly improved in every respect. The
Chesapeake and Ohio railway Is n large stock
holder In the springs. and IN addition 70 this
several OF the leading capitalists OF Now York
and the Old Dominion have thousands OF dollars
invested IN the scheme. Among the firms ana
persons holding shares are Morton, Bliss q Co.,
Drexell.' Morgan a Co., Brown Brothers 81 Co..
William X. Vanderbilt. Abram 3. Hewitt, mayor
OF New York, and VI. Z. Ingalls,. The latter has
100000 worth OF stock.
few days ago Mr.. Decatur Axtell, one OF the
yice-presidents OF the Chesapeake and Ohio,
awarded contracts for cottages and buildings 70
be erected at the springs which Will Increase ITS
capacity 10 accommodate guests by loo rooms.
Altogether 100000 worth of work Will be done
I'm addition to the improvements Just completed
or now in progress. Several prominent railroad
men, and others in addition to this, will erect
private cottages. Among tnese are Mr.. ingalls,,
and Mr.. Z. II. Osborne. The latter Is secretary
OF the Big Four railroad"
The work Of improvement will be completed
by next June, and as the firms and capitalists
interested In the springs are men OF national
reputation the season will open with large
crowd Of guests and q brilliant company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-22
MAasnALL,s GRAND CANVASS.
Ne VIII BE Triamphsntiy Eiected-Fear'
- Edaf.ca

lie VIII ne tftumpnanuy
Only OF Ovsr-Conf,dehce.
rCoarcspcndonce y ne Richmond Discatch.l
ewoRp's cxKsK, RussKiL COUNTY, Va. October
90.-Your correspondent has Just returned to
eats place with the Hon. James W. Marshall
nom his canvass IN Buchanan county.
Our gallant standard-bearer spoke 70 an Inn
mensc crowd NJ Grundy, the county-seat, on
IuesdAy last II was said by good and compo.
tent Judges that 70 was the largest assefnolage OF
votcrs ever gathered together In the county.
Mr.. Marshall was In fine trim. and made
grand speech, which was appiauded TO the echo.
nis presentation OF the issues OF the canvass
were unanswerable. and at his conclusion several
prominent Republicans assured him OF their
hearty support TINS county mas mere pees y NO seS
sion but TINT Ii vii, give the Democratic TICKET
handsome majority.
On the next day our candidate aduresseu
largo crowd at Hurricane, in that county, and
came ON that night 70 this place, where ne al
Creased the Democrats club and large crowd
OF people from the surrounding country; lie
was Introduced 10 our people here by w. D.
Keudrick In a neat and sorcible speech. lie was
met nere by many prominent Democrats, among
them our estimable conntryman, Mr.. Henry
Stuart, who is doing his whole duty In thus
race. This precinct will do better Tor
our party than for years past Our gallant
nominee has done his duty-his whole duty-in
the canvass and has spoken every day during
this canvass. Hehas mad but little heip az YET
ful lie spoke twice yesterday and rode forty
miles on horseback. lie will speak every day
until November 7th. lie Is the right man 10 this
canyass aud has made a grand impression upon
the masses lie win be tFiumphsntly elected
uulefs oyer-c0nndence will keep Democrats from
the polls. Stir them up, Dir. Editor 10 your
columns on this line.
No man has made q more objective canvass
than Marshall has In this district this year.
Hunfon and Tyler at suffolk.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch-1
srYPoLK, Va, October 2l.--The finest meeting
held here during this campaign took place at the
City Hail last night under the auspices OF the
Cleveland aud Stevenson Club. A feature OF the
occasion was the large number OF ladies' present.
Hon. ID. Gardiner Tyler, candidate Tor Congress,
and General Rppa Hunton uelivered hnc al
dresses. which were listened 10 With marked at
tontion and produced a fine enect.
W. G. Franklin Withdraws.
Especial telegrsra to the Dispatch.l
SrAuKfox, VA. October 21.--Mr. w. G. Frank
lin the Republican nominee for Congress from
this district has written n lettcr Withdrawing
iron the contest. The battle is now between
Mr. Tucker ana the Third-party nominee-Dr.
Mott Robertson.
Goshen's Democratic Flag.
Especial telegram 10 the Dspatch.l
GOSHEN, VA, October 21.-The Goshen Demo
cratic Club had a flag raised here to-day. Hon.
r. T. Glasgow aud Captain Jim Bumgardner
made the speeches A large and enthusiastic
crowd attended and listened attenuyely 70 the
speaking.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-22
DIED AT NEE posr.
Meeting Of Distric. Tsmplar..

fCorfesp0ndeDce Of the Richmond DlsDatchI
PETERSBURG, VA, October 21.-The District
Lodge OF Good Templsrs met In annual session
at Wesley Methodist Episcopal church tonight.
The cities OF Richmond, Manchester, and Peters
burg and several counties, composing the dis
trict. were well represented. Among the dele
gates who arrived during the day were the fol-
loving:
star-of-H Hope Lodge, Manchester-Miss Hattie
n. Smith. Miss Ada Fitzgerald. Miss Rosa Mo
Cuilough. Messrs james Il. Fitzgerald, George
Y. Fitzgerald. and James l. Rogers
HowArd's-Groye Lodge, Richmond-O. j. Ness,
D. L. Temple, Mrs. ID. L. Temple, and Miss Mary
Temple.
Trinity Lodge, Richmond-C. p. Winston, II.
III. Trimbie, and George 5. Field.
Rescue Lodge, Richmond-C. Q. Berns and b.
y. kcAles
chartsy Lodge. Richmond-Frank Holland.
Oakwood Ledge, Chesterneld-A. ID. Lawton
and Mis- Emma Lawton.
Other delegates arrived by the late trains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-22

Bailey, In London, yesterday morning. all anxi.
Gus 70 gain admission 10 tho courtroom to hear
Justice Hawkins sum up tho Neill case. The
Justice reviewed the evidence at length. saying
that the jury was not 70 expect tho prosecution
10 submit material proofs Of the commission Of
crime. The case was given 70 the Jury and they
retired, and before the people Ia the courtroom
had time 10 thoroughly discuss the Judges
charge the Jury returned and announced that
tboy found the prisoner guilty OF the murder OF
Matilda Clover. They we're only ave minutes
In agreeing on the verdict. Justice Hawkins at
onee put on the black cap aud sentenced Nell
- DO hanged. Neil Is suspected OF the murder
by poisoning Of several Other women OF Matilda
cioysr's class.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-22
THE SINKING SHIP.
Or. YORK, or NoarH CAROLINA, NOW
DESERTS HARRISON AND REID.
The sx.Rspublican Candidate for 0sv-
srnor win Veto for Cleveland ana
All the Democratio Ticket.
Isn.c,al ,eIeersm o .he plspalch.l

Mr. Amy. N. c., October 2i.-Mr. J. W. John
atom. prominent citizen OF this county, and
close persona, friend VI DR.. Tyre York. the OK.
Republican candidate for Governor, returned
Yesterday from Or. York's precinct, and reports
that the Doctor Is making an open matter Oh tne
fact that be will vote for Cleveland, the state
ana congressional Democratic tickets this year.
DIR. York Ia a Republican Of great influence Ia
Western North Carolina, and viii carry many
votes with him. ,... 81.
A Republican ex-State senator verineo 'no
above statement here to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-22
candidates struck by Eggs.

WILSON, N. c., October 2l:-In the court
hurn Renublicar candidates respectively for
t,oyernor. Secretary OF State, and elector at
large. addressed small crowd OF negroes.
Marion Butler, Weaverite elector, arrived here
~ O'clock. Mr. G. b. Aycock, Cleveland elec-
Ter " "A Also here. Mr. Butler said he was going
TO speak and would divide time. MT. Aycock
made IN able reply 70 Buffers wild harangue
ana made votes for Democracy crowd OF
an, All boys followed Mr.. Butler down 10 the train
TO night as be was leaving town and threw some
eses AZ him as he boarded the train. lie WAS
struck by three. Judge Furches and Mr.. BLACK
harm were also hit, as was Mr. Aycock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-22
a Rndlca, Rally at Petersburg.

PETERSBURG, October ELLA Republican rally
was held tonight at Langssons Hall, nine tenths
OF the crowd being negroes All OF She speakers
wore coiored, and their main effort was 10 con-
vince the negroes that their duty wes 20 vote with
any party 70 defeat tho Democrats. The meet
ing at ono time looked like regular Third-party
gathering, bat when one OF the speakers referred
20 Mr.. Gillian as running for Congress outside OF
the Republican party and In direct opposition 70
the commands OF the national committee. ana
therefore not deserving Republican votes there
were such lusty and prolonged cheers Tor Siliiam
and Langsson that tho meeting was abruptly
closed 10 confusion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-22
Powhatan Clubs Rally.

Powhstan Club held meeting last night and
disposed Of much worz. The Committee on
Demonstration, through its chairman, reported
that the Theatre had been engaged for the
night OF the 31st instant. and the club deter
mined that ID wosld In a body escort the speak
ers to tho stage. Each member will wesr a
badge and will occupy a seat upon the platform
Invited guests will occupy the private boxes and
part OF tho stage. A band OF music viii enliyer
and 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-22

w to do our new work for ia at home: 80 10
SS per week easily made; no painting or can
yassnZ send self-addressed envelope. ECHO
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 4 Liberty
Sduare. Boston, Mass. oc 22-1W'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-22
Cobb. curb.,one Conference.
rcorrespondence of tho Richmond Dispatc1

ltOfreHpOnQence OF INC HtcHinVhu bi'ps'~"''
Bypyoap CITY, October 2I.--Mr. Thomas 4.
Cobb. Third-party candidate for Congress 10 this
district was here yesterday in conference most
Of the limo with the Republican county chan-
man. the postn sster, ana others OF that persua-
Of the stalwart Third-partyites who had come 70
town TO meet nim
orr people are much pleased at the long list
OF premiums awarded 70 Bedford al tne hkposl-
ton, and considerably ticklcd that We nave TO
ceiyed the 1rst for sweet potatoes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-22

WANTED, PERSONS OF EITHER
w SEX TO DO WRITING at their homes.
Pleasant employment; good pay. Send Zoe.
for paper, &c. NJ. Z. MOORE, III Macdougal
street, New York city. oc 2l-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-22
s.nnf nm for Gambling.

Frank Henderson and Joseph Kelly. the white
men arrested near the Exposition Grounds
Thursday, were before the Police Court yester-
day charged with exhibiting "shell game" ard
defrauding G. II. Shinault OF one dollar. The
testimony showed that the accused had been
seen promoting the game, and they were sent
on 20 the grand Jury.
Henderson was also charged with carrying a
concealed weapon-a pistol. This was found
upon his person when he was searched. He was
sent on 70 the grand jury.
The case OF Fleming Randolph (colored), who
was charged with stealing one bag Of potatoes
and two pots Of flowers, was continued until the
10Th.
Mabala Hickman (coiored) was charged with
secreting aud har borlpg hattie Braxton, the in-
FAINT child of Alice Braxton. No witnesses were
present and the case was continued until the
25th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-22
Settles Candid Admission.

Mt Any. N. c., October Billion. j. s. Bell
made n rousing speech In the 0pera-iiouse here
last night 10 a large crowd, aid Democratic ep-
thusIasm Is nj It's height now. IL Is now est-
mated that surry will give 200 majority TINS
wear. II Stokes does not wreck her Stack WI. be
sent 10 the Senate. Tom. settle was heard 10
admit here yesterday that Mr.. Cleveland's eiec-
tion was almost q certainty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-22

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
RALEIGH, N. c., October 2i.-From the best
Information your correspondent can gamer tnero
appears 10 be practically no hope Tor tae recovery
OF state treasurer Balm. He may i've until
after the election On account OF his grave con-
dition the State Democratic Executive Cominir
tee has been greatly concerned about senulng
ont tho tickets for tho election but since no mas
rallied they are being sent out rapidly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-22
INotes f,om O.k rrea.

Rev. W. A. Campbell viii preach at York
River church In tho morning OF the 23d instant
ct the usual hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. George d. vanDerveer and son.
OF Dayton, N. j.. are visiting relatives here.
Mr.. u, II. EVAN. who has been quito sick for
several days. Is able 70 be out again.
Miss Belle Sorment and Miss Clara Shackle-
ford, both OF this place. are visiting relatives in
Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-22
Ecwooa Enters the a:ao List.

telegram was received In this city last eve
ming by Mr.. IL. Clay Chamblin, OF the Whitby
stock farm, from Budd Doble, stating that Mr..
Chamblin's stallion Egwood bad taken re-
cord OF 2:1S1f NJ Nashville. Tenn. Egwood is
the first stallion ever owned In Virginia to enter
the eco list, and his low record, coupled with
his magnificent breeding and splendid ind,yidu-
ality, makes him q most valuable animal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-22
CAPTAIN MaRsH's BODY RECOVERED
His Watch Recorded the Fatal Hour
Sudden Death of Mrs. Mitchell Evans.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
OSASo0cK, Va, October 21.-1he body Of Cap
tain John Marsh, who was drowned on the ILL.,
fated schooner Alice in the Chesapeake Bay
about two weeks ago, has been recovered,
brought home, and buried near Hoffman's
wharf The bodies of the other two men who
were drowned at the same time have not yet
been found When the schooner went down
Captain Marsh had on his overcoat, and his
watch stopped at half-past O'Clock, IL being
about that time IN tho morning when the dis
aster Is supposed 70 have occurred
DIED AT HBR POST.
Mira Mitchell Evans, living in Cbesconnessex
Neck, this county, tell dead several days ago
while going about the house and attending to
her domestic duties She was somewhat ad-
vanced In years and had long been a conspicuous
character At the Wise's Point camp-meetings, OF
the Northern Methodist Church, OF which she
bad been lifelong member. Her death Is
supposed 70 have resulted from heart disease.
The ProDiDitionlste OF this vicinity held a
meeting here recently and nominated Rev. John
w. A. Elliott, OF Nachapreague, for Congress.
There were only three or four persons present as
the meeting and the news OF the nomination
has created no stir In political circles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-22
Log Train Derailed.

Especial telegran 70 inc DIspHIJn'I
NORFOLK, Va. October 21.-A log train was de-
rallied and wrecked on the Norfolk and carolina
railroad this afternoon, about six miles from
Norfolk, and the logs piled up generally along
the road, delaying the passenger trains. There
was nobody hurt.