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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
KILLED BY A c. & o. TRAIN.
The Remains of an Unknown Man II
james CIty-Nsrdict OF n Jury.

Correspondence OF the Dlspatch)
ToANo. VA, September 26.-On Mon
day the coroner summoned jury and
held an inquest over the remains OF
man killed about midnight OF the 2ith.
From torn note II Is thought his name
was HeTburt Gellan OF Pottsville Pa.
From small fragments OF his shoes and
shreds OF his clothing found. II is thought
he was splendidly dressed. his shoes cost
Ing not less than six dollars. The man Is
thought 20 have been young and weigh
ing about rs pounds Answer to 81 tele-
gram came from Pottsvlle 10 forward
the remains at once. but, In the absence
OF funds. no one was willing TO assume
the responsibility. The verdict returned
Is 20 the effect that the deceased was ac-
cidentally killed by the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. IL II now thought that
the poor creature was thrown from the
cars. when they became uneoupled going
at rapid rate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
BIGAMIST DECKER.
THREE FATHEas-IN-LAw PRESENT
At THE TRIAL.
Two Marriages Proved, Ono in Baltimore
ana One In Petersbnrg-A Large
Crowd In the Court-Room-
,.,.....nonhnnce Of tnn Richmona pi,patch.l

trorreSpondence Of the Richmond Dispatch-)
PtrERuuRo. Va, September pa sim
eular spectacle for Petersburg was wit
messed in the Hastings Court this morn
inc. when Charles V. Decker. tho alleged
bicamist, was arrsigned for trial. There
vere present three Of the prisoners
fathers-in. law-viz.. q. II. Il. Ellis, OF
Richmond county. n. y; Captain George
H. Collins. OF York county, Va, ana Gap
tain W. II. Beasley. of Petersburg. whose
respective daughters. IL IL alleged. DeckeI
married at different times. aud all OF Wh ON
are living. There we're also present III ,ne
courthouse two of the wives-a uhueI'ei
Of CAPTAIN Collins wife No. anu U
daughter Of Captain Beasley- wile no. o.
The minister who married the iast h"i.0I'
vas In attendance, bat the hSt; n; q.
Eoitzev ~ Raltimore. who married Decker
10 Miss Collins. bad not arrived when thc
caso was called, neither had one OF the
p-isoner's counsel, ID. g. Richardson,
10 of Richmond. In consequence OF
these absences the case was continued
until this afternoon. large crowd was
in attendance. and the case attracts
great deal OF interest. -
Whom court assembled TINS evening
Decker was arraigned oh the charge OF
blgamy and plead " not guilty" CounseI
for Decker entered a general demurrer 10
the indictment. which the court overTuled
and exceptions were noted. 1bo Nou-
monwoaith then introduced the WITNESSES
and proved tho two marriages; the ono
IN Baltimore IN 1887 to Miss Colin. other
wise called Collins. and the one IN TINS
civ 10 Miss Matte j.. Beasley. on the 3Oth
Of Juue. 1891. and then rested It's case. On
motion OF prisoners counsel the case was
then adjourned over until Tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock, when they Will IN
troduce the testimony for the defence
During the trial Of the case this afternoon
oouuscl for Decker noted several objections
10 the rulings OF the Court. me crown ~
attendance AT the trial was the largest thht
has been IN this courtroom for years ana
included many Of our BEST citizens ana
several ministers. The case Is exciting
great dead OF interest IN the community.
QUIET MARRIAGE.
My. George ". Browder and Miss Jan,
note Brochwell, both of the county OF
Prince George. were married tins morning
bv the Rev. DR.. A. G. Bledsoe, at the lat
ter's residence. Mr.. Browder - q we'll
known citizen Of the county. Ihere was
no opposition TO tho marriage, ana the
couple simply came - Petersburg to be
made man and wife.
GENERAL NEWS
United States Inspector Of Buildings.
8lr Holmes. visited our city yesterday
and insnected the public buildings here,
winch he found in such excellent cohul-
ton tha. be- complimented the Collector
of Customs, Mr.. I. j. Jsrratt, on his excel
lent management
I'm tho Hastings Court to-day the will OF
the Mte Thomas J. Gates was admitted 10
probate HIS widow qualified AK e1ecu-
STA. giving bond IN the sum OF So'eVV'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
FAIRS BY THE DOZEN.
Advertising the Products OF North Caro-
un.-y.rious Other Items.
Correspondence OF the Dispatch)

,f,orresnondence OF the Dispatch.)
RALEIGH. n. c.. September 26.-over
n dozen fairs will be held in the state
during october. and there is an Increase
in interest in them. due 10 the better
crops.
Cotton opens with remarkable rapidly
penorts from the Western District are
that all the crop will be open by octo-
Der 18th.
The Sheriff OF Warren county brought
two convlcts 70 the penitentiary to-day
REV y. NJ. Forbes. the oldest Episcopal
clergyman in the state. is dead at the age
OF 81. His home WAS ut Beaufort.
The Supreme Court to-day began the
hearing OF appeals from the First Judl-
claI District. There are nineteen Of tnese
appeals ~ e..o.
Mr.. Aycock. the new United states
Attorney for this (the EASTERN district
to-day took charge Of his Office having
taken the oath OF Office before Clerk nd
dick. Of the Federal Court The once
was turned over by Assistant-Attorney
r p. Devereux, eX-Attorney {. n. COOK
not being here.
The Colored Agricultural and Mechani-
cal College opens November 9TH. ne
building, when u OF bTlSh' 'Hitc S''''~''
with basement cost about $lI~o
THE FARMERS ALLIANCE.
The Executive Co,1mittee of the state
Farmers Alliance Get here to-day, and
divided the State into eight districts
assigning lecturer 10 each.
The Populsts are said by people VINO
travel through the country districts to
bc even more bitter than they were last
year Their talk is always Of politics.
II Is evident that the Democrats Will
have all the work they want TO do next
year
The general store OF Paul Give, at
China Grove, was burned yesterday.
4 white man. Alex. Stamper. was
hrutaly beaten at Salisbury by Walter
Hess. an eX-convict. and two other men,
the purpose being 10 rob him. They
took $50 from Stamper. whose home Is
at Concord Hess is ir jail. Stamper
was induced 10 go TO a lonely part OF
the town, and then Hess attacked him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
Rockincham- County Fair.

NNIUIIlI IVIVBI III % IIIo HI7P'IVVIHI
HARRIsoXBURG, Va, September 26.-The
Rockingham-Coun Fair opened to-day
with unfavorable weather and conse-
quent light attendance. The track was
very slippery on account of the rain. Five
horses started In the 4-year-old trottlng
race-society limits. The purse was taken
by John l.. Altatier's Ida {. IN 800; /. G.
smith. Toodles second. The running
race was won by j. +. otrother's Mountain
Girl. from Winchester with II. W. Ander-
sons Lexington second. Time 5}3i. Rob
Roy. Staunton horse, owned by +. g..
Smith, fell coming INTO the home-stretch
and narrowly missed killing his jockey.
There are a number of really good horses
on the grounds and with an improved
track some fine racing Will be seen du:lng
the fair
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27

IN search OF refuse and remnants, when
you can Just as easily be looking for
something as new and fresh as a coin
right from the mint If You happen to
want naythinG in the line of Clothing
the place to find the newest goods and
the lowest prices is McADAMS x
BERRY'S, No. 1901 Main street, where
everything is the very latest, like fresh
coat of paint. It's the early buyers that
get the latest goods, though. Those in
the rear get the remnants and the leav-
ings of the advance column. You can
get first choices this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
FUNERAL OF MRS. CT. FOWLkES.
Meeting of the Monticello Jockey Club
Sudden Death of Mrs. Townsend.


Correspondence OF the Dispatch)
CUARL VA. September
ss-The funeral services of Mrs. Cora l..
FowIkes. who died suddenly I'm Baltimore
last Friday after the performance OF a
difficult surgical operation. took place
from the Baptist church yesterday after
noon. Deceased was the daughter of Mr..
T. IIartnaele Of this place. She leaves
Il husband and three children.
IAuny Bishop, the 5-year-od son of
Mr.. w L. Bishop who was Knocked down
on Saturday last by n vicious steer That
ran amuck through the streets, is doing
"a well as could be expected. An ugly
wound was cut In the little fellows fore
head.
A large crowd is expected to be present
AT the first meeting of the Monticello
Jockey Club at Mr.. William Garths on
next Thursday, the 2Sth instant. There
are Fix events on the programme run
ming, trottlng and hurdle). Substantial
purses have been made up. and there are
q goodly number Of entries for each race.
SUDDEN DEATH.
A telegram has been received here an
nouncing the sudden death. in Washing
ton. Of Mrs DIR. Townsend, sister OF
Mrs f. A. Balthis and niece OF Mrs. X.
A. Terrell. Of this city
Or. G.. II. HIN was taken suddenly i'll
Yesterday while In "a drugstore. lie Is
sonewhat improved to-day.
Mr.. Robert NJ. Harris and Miss FANNIE
Rodes will be married at the residence
d the bride near Owensville, on the |Sth
instant.
Invitations have been issued 10 the mar
aage OF Miss Grace Lillian Porter. daugh-
Ter Of Mr. j. w. Porter, OF this place and
AR. Randolph Dickinson Hopkins, or
Washington. The ceremony VIII take
place Wednesday. october Cd.
Colonel and Mrs. Alfred Rives, OF Gas
DE I'M" were the guests Of Mr. Carter
H. Page yesterday.
Mrs. CHAMBER and Miss Daisy Rives
are now at Castle HILL"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27

URUSTEE'S SALE BY AUCTION
l. OF AN ATTRACTIVE LOT WITH SMALL
FRAME HOUSE go. 233) THEREON, on TIE
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG TURNPIKE,
NEAR EVERETT STREET, AND \ LARGE
AND VALUABLE VACANT LOT AT line
NORTHEAST CORNER PERRY AND TENTH
STREETS, FRONTING pa FEET on THE
EAST LINEOF PERRY STREEE,lN MANCHE>-
TER, NA.-In execution OF two certain deeds
Of uust from John +. TAYLOR to the undersigned,
the first dated Augut |, 1889, and the other
dated eth OF June, 1875, b3th duly recorded IN
the Hastings Court Of the city OF Manchester. do
fault having been made IN The payment OF part
OF the debt secnred thereby, will sell by tho
direction Of the oenedciaryJ by public auct,cn,
on the premises re,pecyely on
MONDAY. OCTOBER .. 1898,
At tho hours presently named, tho following
valuable REAL ESTATE IN tho city OF Man
Ch ester, tO-Hit:
Isl. Under the former Of said deeds, I viii
soil at Az o'clock. +. NJ, on the premises, the
frame house No. 233. Rni the lot "a which II
stands, fronting 30 feet on tho Richmond aad
Petersburg turnpike and rdnning back be-
tween slightly cOnyergins lines TO Fillmore
street, upon which II has also goOi front.
ID Under both Of said deeds | will sell at .
O'Clock p. NJ. tho large ami choice lot, situated
at tho northeast corner OF Perry ara Ienth
street, fronting pa feet on the east line OF Per-
~ street AMI running back lJ7 feet 90 an
alley Ii feet wide.
This is COED property. aud tho sale of Il should
command tue attendance OF home-seeAers ana
cap tellsts.
fERNs: For the house AMI lot on The turn
pike, all cash. aud for the property on Perry
street, enough more In cash a. may DO neces-
cary to pay the COSTS % executing tie trust ana
10 discharge the following debts-tO-wit: 900
with interest from August |, 1898: sl.321
with Interest from 3lst OF August, 1898 500
with interest from July 81. 1893: 600 WITH
interest from August % 1893; and $500 with
interest from September 10, lS9 ;, and the res
idue upOn terms 70 DO named at tha time Of
sale. y. w BOWk,
SO ~ Trustee IN both Deeds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27

(By telegraph to the Dispatcn.l

WASHINGTON, September 26.-The Board
of Naval Officers who supervised the
steamer exercises of the North Carolina
naval reserves on the United States moni-
tor Nantucket. have made a report 10 the
Navy Department. in which they saT that
II seems doubtful whether the reserves
can continue unless they receive more on
enlargement from the State. The organ,
zation is at present unsatisfactory, aud
except as infantry the men showed no evil
dence of having been drilled.
As the force now stands" saws the re-
port. lit woulc be impossible TO man a
ship-of-war with them. but they might,
with further instruction be utilized IN
coast defence"
A Willingness to learn marked the per-
sonnet of the reserves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
4 Negro Thief-Broke Hts RIBS.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspstch.)
WINDSOR, n. c.. September pa negro
boy living with }. Il. Moody on Friday
night ran Of with a horse and buggy be-
longing TO that gentleman. He stole
suit Of clothes belonging TO Moody, two
pairs Of trousers the property Of John
Hays, some underwear owned by grown
son of Moody's. and several other articles.
Several parties have been hunting him,
but at this time nothing has been heard of
his whereabouts.
L. l.. Butler, prominent farmer living
near town, fell off of q box yesterday
morning and broke two of his ribs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
A RUNAWAY ENGINE.
1t Meets and Wrecks Train-A Fire
man Injured.

By telegraph to the Dspatch)
SAVANNAH, GA. September 26.-Ihe fol-
loving is TO the Morning News from Jesup,
Ga:
This morning about 1925 o'clock the
East Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia en-
CINE No. 800. which had been standing on
the side-track IN the yards since Saturday
night. ran away or was stolen by some I'M
known party, and went at full speed on
tho \. i. & w. road towards Waycross,
meeting train No. 2OS at the 63-mlle post.
wrecking both engines and several freight
cars and seriously lnjuring Fireman Low
cry (colored).
The engine was fred up this morning by
Hostler Little preparatory to taking q
train out on the East Tennessee. Virginia
and Georgia road few minutes before
ne returned 10 the engine for the purpose
Of coupling it to the tram 1t moved on,
with the above result.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27

TOR RENT, THOSE Meet.
l. HOUSES, 7l3 AMI as east Marshall IA
stree oil .mUrOl meats; reduced rents. Apply
10 Il l.. PELOU/E,
72O east Marshall or Is Governor s:roo:.
Sc 27-eld3ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
Confederates at Aucust,.

ATLANTA, Ga. September 26.-At meet
ing of the Board OF Directors of the Au-
gusta Exposition this evening resolution
was unanimously adopted that II Is not the
intention of this company TO interfere IN
any way with the plans of the citizens of
Birmingham. Ala. i'll their desire TO en-
terrain the Confederate veterans at their
proposed reunion. The Augusta EXPOSE
ton Company has appointed November
2lst aud 22d as Confederate veteran DAYS.
All Confeierates South and North are cor
daily invited to attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
Thrown from q HrRRY.

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch)
DURHAM. y. G., September 6.-H. }.
Bass and V. Ballard two Of our promi-
nont citizens were thrown from "A buggy
yesterday afternoon and Mr. Bass was
seriously hurt. having been thrown on
rock. ipturing his right side. He is more
comfortable to-day and hopes are enter
tanned OF his ultimate recovery.
The game Of baseball between Durham
and Roanoke. the second Of the series,
was played this afternoon at Trinity
Park and the result was u 10 3 in favor
of Durham.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
MEETINGS-FOurlh Wednesday.

RlCuMOSD COUNCIL, CHOSEN FRIENDS.
ELBA BENEFICIAL SOCIETY.
GOOD WILL COUNCIL, AMERICAN MECHANICS.
Company p. FIRsT yIRGISA REGIMENT.
MARTHA WASHINGTON LODGF. KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
sHIILER LODGE, ODp-FEILoW-.
STUART COUSClL, LEGION or HONOR
PICuNOND LODGE, UNITED WORaHEN.
CENTRAL ". c. 7. L.
MuNICAS TRIBE, Rad MEN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27

WANTED TO SELL, A FEW
w FIRsT-CLASS PNEUMATIC 32-P0UND
BICYCLES for cash. Replies from ommission
dealers not wanted. Address HAIRY, care OF
D,Irv nJsPlTcu 30 2D-2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
A Budget from Oak Psrk.

OAK PARK. VA. September @-The
Locust Dale Academy has resumed work
Pupils are coming In rapidly. and Pro-
lessor Briggs has the prospect Of a fine
school.
Protracted services last week at Mount
zion church, near Oak Park. conducted BY
rev. n &. Watts tassisssd BY Rev. John
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
PelIegrini In Peril.
IN cahle 10 the Dispatch.)

10Y OaVTV 20 VT-O T7''I'''VV'''7
BUENOS AYRES. September 26-EX
President Pellegrini. who was recently
captured by the insurgents and came near
being shot. has again been taken prisoner
and imprisoned at Lucuman by order OF
the insurgent junta. IL is said he Will be
tried and executed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
PRESIDENT INGALLS, AT THE HOT
~. A1tell Cane to the Worlds Fair-lm-
portnnt suits In Court.

Uorrcspondcncc OF the DispatchD
WARM SPRINGS. VA, September o.
3r. N. g.. Ingalls,, president Of the Chesa-
u,akc ail Onto Railway, is spending
ieN da.s with his family at the Hot
springs. where Nh. Ingalls, has hand
SOM cottage.
hm.u- the other railroad officials who
have handsome cottages at that place are
Mr. sullivan. the auditor. and Mr.. De
.atur Axicll, the Wce-prcsdent OF The
.h,up.akc and ohio Railway.
ST. ana Mrs. Decatur AXtcll left on
yesterday for visit 90 the World fair.
Iley w,r. accompanied by their nephew.
The party travelled i'm the private car
d SIR. INGALLS, with some other friends
81 that gentleman.
The term OF the Circuit Court began
here to-day. Judge William Mclaughlin
IresilIug. Among the cases Of interest on
N, docket is one which resulted In
mistrial al the last term, and WAS dis
missed to-day; and the motion of Thomas
Bailey for survey IN order 10 estab-
Ysh their title 10 4.VJ-acre tract OF
uud.
FOR DAMAGES.
4 suit has been brought to this court
against the Board or SuptTNisOIS OF bdtl
county 10 recover damages for the death
VI NJ. J. Ruzzard, 10y reason OF "A defective
Jrid-c. the plaintiff relying on the toll
feature of the road. together with the
'Inuosition Of the same duties and obu-
tations as are imposed upon other turn
bike companies under the special charter,
10 sustain their action.
The case WAS heard upon demurrer and
,he judCe took IL under Considerauon'
saving that as 1t was very novel one,
he wanted fun briefs and until next term
II the court to decide upon the demurrer.
Among the lawyers in attendance from
\ distance we note Captain James Bum
rardncr. Of stanton; :. II. and Greenleai
letcher. Of Lexington; Hon. c. 7. Jones
md l.. H. Stephenson, of Highland;
Teorgc Reowcomb and X. l.. Parrish OF
rnVinEtOn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
Death of Mrs. Wertenbaker.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. September 2s.-
Mrs. Louisiana Vert nbaker died at
Wertland," the residence OF her son.
Colonel G. G.. Wertenbaker, AT an early
hour this morning. aged SO. She was thu
widow Of William Werten baker, who was
appointed librarian of the University Of
Virginia by Thomas jefferson. which po-
sltIon ne held for tfty-seven years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
ALLEGED SHORTAGE OF WATER.
The Cruiser New York and Captain Oscar
Edwards.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.)

Especial telegram to the Dspatch.)
NORFOLK, Va, September 26.-The ina
bIlty of the United States cruiser New
York to get up to the navy-yard on ac-
count Of an alleged lack of depth of water
at Town Point is the subject Of comment
to-day. Captain Edwards. president OF
the Virginia Pilots Association, says II -
all nonsense TO say that the pilots cannot
bring the cruiser New York to the navy
yard.
The funeral Of the late Rev. S. S. Bar
rett took place this afternoon from the
Chestnut-Street Methodist Episcopal
church.
Sheriff Wilcox of PasQuotank county,
n. c., lett here to-day with three prisoners
TO the Raleigh penitentlary.
Congressman Kerr, OF Colorado, and F..
r. Cooke. Popuhst candidate for Gov
ernor. will address meeting IN Berkeley
on FRIDAY night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
\ ....,,ea m nuite a large number

Enrol. resulted In quite a large number
OF conversions.
Messrs. q. r. Collins and Jesse Clore
leave our county tomorrow for the Viz
einia Medical College.
Farmers are looking gloomy since the
,,ost aood. which. In many places, took
svsy the soil. as well as this years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27

D-Dinner S-SaDpsr.
No. % makes all local stops. Connects AZ ka-
leigh With Piedmont Airline for Asheyille, " G.,
aud all intermediate points on the western
North Carolina railroad.
No. 81 mas Pullman Buyet Sleepors Rich
mond 10 Atlanta. Connects directly az htanta
with ". - A. X. L. for Chattanoosa. Nashy'us,
and all points West. connects with n - W. 4.
X. X. for Mobile. Montgomery. New orieaaa.
AMI oil points southwest.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
No l34, Dasly-A. Il ". special ll:fS A. H.
No as OatiY except ounaas Mail aud ex-
press $50 p. NJ.
.or tickets, Pullman reservations, 10. apply
az tlcket-ortco Byrd-Strees Station. Richmond
Transfer Companys, COL east Main street, and
companys ONCE, $50 east MAIN street
JOHN q. WlNDER, L =. MYERS,
General Manager. General Super!nt
q. v. SAITH, 4. j. ANDERSON,
Tranic ManaeeE Passenger Agent
a. n. BoyKiN, Guy Pss's'r Agent mr. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
Fire a. florence.
NV fnIn.Innh 70 tho nisn1fr,

(By Telegraph 70 tho Dlspltc1]
CHARLESTON. S. c., September 2S.-A
fire at Florence, ). g.. has burned three
houses In tine residence portion o: the
town. lhe Episcopal church and the
Methodist and Episcopal parsonages were
also destroyed. Loss aboat $4,000; IN
surance $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
PROPOSALS..
Commonwealth Of virginia,)
once OF SupcrIn'dt OF Public Printing.
Rh,hmnnd Va. ScDt. Is. lSya |


Commonwealth OF virginia,l
once Of SupcrIn'dt OF Public Printing,
Richmond, Va, Sept l., 1893. J
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- REC 1--we OF this ofi:e until II NJ. Of
WEDNESDAY, SEPrEABsR %, 1898, Tor fur
nishing for the use OF the Commonwealth, the
following papers;
1875 reams 1sx20-s6 pounds No. 2 LEDGER
STOCK.
100 reams l6xe2-27 p,uni No. LEDGER
STOCK.
40 reams eex39-5o pounds No. 1 Z. s.
FLAT WRITING.
100 reams l7x.s--32 pound.
12o reems l0x2i-24 pound.
reams BROWNS ~ pound DENY.
reams BROWNS Al pound ROYAL
rcams BROWNS 81 pound SUPER ROYAL.
400 rcams. more OF iess, 24x5S No. l NJ. r.,
80 pound BOOK PAPER to match sample,
which will DO furnished bidders
10000 No ga Nc. J. GOVERNMENT EN-
vRL0PES.
10000 No. 10 No. 1 GOVERNMENT ENyE-
LOPRS.
bidders must Gle samples with their bids.
Tue papers are TO be furnished In such lots,
and to be delivered az such place or places IN
tue city Of Rirhmsud, as tue Superintendent
may direct, without charge tor dreyage.
bidss j. II. QBANNON,
su,srintsndsns Pubic Printing.
90 l7-sodct
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
Notorious Moonshiner Murdered.
nv fnlnrranh In tho uianutchA

ATLANTA, Ga, September 26.-Ayres
Jones. a notorious moonshiueT of Frog
Mountain, Ala. has been murdered by his
son Tom. Ayres Jones and a brother led
a elan of moonsh.ners few years ago in a
battle with detachment Of regulars. The
moopshiucis ambushe1 the regulars and
IN the fight killed Lieutenant Mcintyre.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27

A UCIION SALE
IA ByF. STERN Sc CO.,
General Auctoneers,
1872 east Main street
We will sell at our auctlon-house at 1890 AN.
TO-DAY Wednesday SEPTEMBER p, 1893,
a large assortment OF
CARPEN rERS' TOOLS, .
ONE LOT OF FURNllURE. MATTRESSES,
ONE WALNUT PLUSH PARLOR SET,
100 GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
ONEJOr OF BREECH-LOADINGG GUNS,
ONELOT OF HEATING-STOVES,
300 PAIRS PANTS,
ONE LOT OF FINE CVERCOATS,
ONE LOT or LADIES CLOAnS AND
DRESSES,
ONELOT OF SROES G.ades' and Cents,
ONE LOT OF OLD ILNEkWAkE.
+. STERN e CO..
SO 27.1t Auctone'rs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
NcCrO Iiend Wanted,

Especial telegram to the Dispatch)
RALEIGH, y. c., September 26.-Gov-
ernor Carr offers 800 reward for Walter
James (colorcd), charged with outraging
a negro girl In Halifax county. and who
is thought 10 have fed into Virginia.