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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-02
FOB RENT.
FOB S-AIR


Lots in Hampden Place, Thirteenth street
No. l1Gi High street two lots aud three
houses i0t.,.. SVyy
No. 2626 Main 2UJJ
No. pal Main street
No, 500 Market street, 81 400.
Lot No 2, South Front street. co feet 'front.'
running to river
Five lots aud i've acres OF land In Trladelphta,
with two dwellings, slaughter house, ice house,
stable. aud sixty bearing fruit trees for 5000.
Lot No 10. section 81, Centre street, Mounds
vile. and 10 shnrcS In MoundSVtlle Mining and
Corner lot forth q street car barn. Forty
eighth mud Jacob RtreetS
Lot No. 10 Water street. south Of Forty-eighth
Gtreek
fot No. i south OF FoFty.olghth stree: and
east Of jacob street.
No. 1856 Chapllue street
No. l0l9 BOf street.
No. I01j AtcCnllooh street.
No. 10i NIcColloCh street.
No. 22i Twenty.niuth street.
No. 2G4S Main street.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, U. s. Claim Attorney Col.
lectOr aud NOEary Public
seSO 1912 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-02
HOUSE BOAT MURDER.
What Two Mortified Spectators
Saw Along the River Front
ASSAULTED BUTCHER KNIFE

Ar.er Which tho Body is Dragged to
a House Boat and Thrown to tho
Deck-womcn Wore Concerned in
tho Quarrol-'l'vo Finished Him."
tho seIf.conyicting Words of tho
Man Who Did the Deed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-02

NXTANTED-EVERY INSURANCE
wv Agent and Business Man to writc for'our
iortune-Ilaker plans-Iiie, Endowment. &c.
Regular bOnhnEaA Best oil Garth and largest
pay. Mention paper and state experience. THE
oc2.N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-02

GENERAL OR LOCAL AGENTS.
W Ladies' or gents SIS weok. Exclusive
territory. TIE RAPID DISH WASHER Washes
I'LL the dishes for family In about ono minute.
Washes rinSos and dries them without wotting
the hands. You push tho button. tho machine
does tho rest Bright polished dishes, and
cheerful wives. No Scllded fingers. no soiled
hands or clothing No broken dishes, no muss.
Cheap. durable. warranted. Circulars Tree. W.
ans
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-02

ATTEND worl's Millinery Opening DC.
tober 8 and 4. 1O5s Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-02
F0lR q "a IT

Two business houses on Main street, ccnlte
House Of seven rooms, brick sixteenth street.
$4,000.
House Of i've rooms. brick, EoE street, Centre
House q seven rooms Fifteenth street, s, 800.
House OF six rooms, brick, lot 96x122 feet, Main
street. Centre Wheeling, loo. @
Lot east end Fourteenth street, 500.
Corner lot on Lind Street, uhelp. 500.
Housqof i've rooms, Woods street East Wheel.
ing, 81 so.
House Of four rooms, Eighteenth street 81 900.
Three houses MoySten street cheap, S9.6ll.
House OF three rooms Twelfth street, $50.
House OF eight rooms Sixteenth street, In
good condition, SLIGO.
Three lots, 4Dx10O0 feot, Fllan, White & Gala
gher'B addition, 500 each.
House OF six rooms and stable, Eighteenth
street, $500.
Three lots In Park View, cheap.
one:halt lot, MeColloeh street, Centre Wheel-
ing. $500
Fine suburban property. two miles from tho
city, live minutes walk from motor llne, new,
with all modern improvements Cheap
Lots on CAldWell'Srun 500 each.
Fiue farm OF l4S acres on National road, niue
miles cast OF the city, on easy terms. 80
House. four rooms, Tyerty.third street sl.5O1
DusincSS property on Market street OF inodes'
alto price.
one OF tho best manufacturing sites III tho
city. fronting on two railroads.
$50, 500 $1,000, $500 aud 5000 to loan on
NESBITT g. DEVINE,
1899 Market Street. SCl0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-02

.HERRY j. FINK,
REAL ESTATE.
Telephone 0a. ISeg7l lll3Markes street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-02
PIKE BUILDING LOIS I

$500 buys lot 5oxl75 IN that iayt.growlng ano
residence phase Of Park View, with natural gas,
good water, good EeWrag6. new school house TO
educate your children shade trees, Side walks.
Only five minutes walk from tho motor. Ten
houses built within one year. Terms. onethlrd
cash. one-thlrd in six months, One:thIrd Ia
twelve months. These lots arc fast growing into
money. Only iew'left Call at once.
Lots in Leatherwood cheap. Lots at Echo
Point cheap. Lots at EdglnEton cheap Lots at
Pleasant Valley cheap. Lots at Elm Grove cheap.
Call on US, We arc headquarters for National
pike lots
ROLE &c 2ANE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-02
FOE S-AIE.

Special sale of lots at prices that will pay to
Lot 60xi0o on North Front street, on corner Of
alley. large shade treo, very desirable location,
at 500 less than regular prica
A lot at Pleasant Valley, gIx301. for $500.
Lot on Caldwell's Run. G3Sl5O. for S2jO
tons, for $780,
SLIGO ior splendid lot on South Penn street,
$50 for lot on Elm street, between Penn aud
South Front 10 T5ltI
5000 will buy % feet on North Huron street.
This Is paved street, on street car line and will
pay purchaser good returns
BelVedere lots. But q fewgood ones left Price
$3.50 to $500
q. q. SMITH, LOO Market St.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-02
WANTED.

MTANTED--sALEsSIAN FOR CALI,
w FoRNIA WINES 500 per month and
expenses, with chance for advance. Commission
II preferred. No experience required. Address.
enclosing eve stamps, W, A. YANDERCOOk,
Ed! Wine Dent. Los Angelo. CAl. SCI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-19
rrror,n General Gordon's Address.

RICHMOND, VA. November 49, 1888.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
In your very interesting extract from
General Gordon's address In to-days DIS
patch l find lie makes a small mistake,
natural enough. He says I'm giving his
last order 10 his own troops he had TO
use one OF General Sheridans aids TO
carry it," It was to me "a stranger TO
him) he gave this order. ] stated this
some years ago in print. On the day
Uhe Sth) referred TO my adjutant, brave
Young James Grattan, of our city, rode
up to me with tears streaming down his
face and said, Major, the road ahead Is
blocked by tho enemy. Can't you open
it?" / said, II will try" and rode for
ward TO select a position for my guns.
/ had fourteen: but had not gone far
before, TO my inexpressble horror, l
came up within thirty yards OF g. dozen
officers In q clump OF trees. / at once
recognized General Gordon. and knew
from tho uniforms that the others were
Federals. / hardly had time 10 rein up
my horse before General Gordon said 20
me. Command my men to cease firing"
/ told Grattan 10 go TO the right, while
went TO the left and gave the order.
The line of fire was very short one.
mostly on our left. The officer that
most attracted my attention in this little
group was General Custer, as 1 after
wards learned. He looked every inch
cavalry soldier.
l will send a copy Of your paper TO
General Gordon. w. W. PARKER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-19
THE DEMURRER SUSTAINED.
Programme of the Boss McKane Hunting
Party-PrivileGes Purchased

Party-PrivileGes Purchased
Correspondence of the Dispatch)
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. November Is
The suit Instituted by the City school,
Board against the College for the pos
session OF the fund left by Mrs. Mary
WhaIey IN 1872 for the "indigent poor OF
Burton Parish" camo up before Judge
Gunter last night on a demurrer hled Dy
the College. After able argument by MT.
Robert Y. Armistead for the board ana
Mr.. Lyon G.. Tyler, Senator James y
Stubs. and Judge r. l.. Henley for the
college, the demurrer was sustained ana
the plaintiff dismissed with cost. MI
Armistead, tho counsel for the board
states that he will take no further ACTON
I'm the matter unless directed by the
Board Of School Trustees.
Tho McKane hunting party are at the
home Of Mr.. j. W. Morris, which Is
built on piles about 500 feet out In the
York river They will leave during the
coming week for the Mattaponi, with thelr
host in his vessel. where they VIII DC
Joined by Chief McKane and several
other leading Democratic politicians OF
Cravesend and Brooklyn. Mr.. Morris
was formerly from Gravesend. and his
guests are his intimate friends. The
marty has purchased from Mr.. Williams,
whose farm Is opposite the house erected
by Mr.. Norris, the hunting privileges on
his ]. 4O0-acre estate for three years, ana
PROPOSE 10 stock It with valuable game
from the North. They are having fine
time, but not killing much game, as 1t
is quite scarce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-19
A PHOTOGRAPHS swINoLER.
Several Persous I'm scottsviIie Easily Vic
timised- Personal and Other Notes.


Correspondence OF the Dlspatch.)
scoTTsVILLE, VA. November IS
This town waA visited "A few days ago
By a swindler, and he succeeded in get
ting n little change for expenses. He was
young man. calling himself Howard.
and said he represented the Davis Art
Gallery" Of Richmond. He proposed to
sell FIVE tickets I'm the place at dollar
each, which would entiue the holder 10
have one dozen osbinet-slzed photographs
taken by him on his return here by the
additional payment OF another dollar. He
sold four tickets. pocketed the money
and has not returned since one or the
young lady victims wrote 10 the DAVIS
Art Gallery lnqulring about Howard ana
received the reply that she had eVhentiy
been imposed upon, as no such person
was authorized 10 do business for that
concern, and the party no DOUBT was
gwindler. and should be arrested.
Mr. Isaac r. BaTksdale leaves mere IN
q day or two for Birmingham. Ala.
where he may spend the winter with his
married daughter. Mrs. Ryan.
The marriage OF Miss Lizzie, daughter
of Mr.. Samuel ". Farrsr. OF Diana MINIS,
and Mr.. Thomas II. Blackwell. OF buck
ingham county, IS announced TO come OH
at Sharon church next Tuesday.
The egent OF the Virginia state Insu-
rance Company Is here taking survey
OF risks I'm our town.
The ladies Of the Methodist church or
this place viii hold a concert and festivai
at Bears Hall on December Sth for the
benefit OF their church.
Rev. J. X. Daniel and family returned
home Yesterday from Roanoke, Where ne
has been attending the Baptist General
Association.
our Wednesday Night Club 0iterary)
met wednesday night at Mrs. j. h.
TompRns. near Clendown. and had a
splendid time. There was large attend
ance.
MIR. James T.. Ellis. OF this place, an
old Confederate. who IL unable TO care
for himself. has just been accepted al the
Soldiers Home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-19
MMne4y.

Wool Felts, large variety OF shapes
sold at G. and &C.. now Csc.
Wool Felts. best quality, all colors and
shapes. marked down from Toe. to SOC.
Wool Felt Sailors, satin-Crown Sailors
and Velvei-Crown Sailors. marked down
to CSC.
Every one OF our French Felt shapes
in black and all colors reduced TO 81.
All Of our very best French Felt Flats
black and colors, formerly at s175, now
H25.
silk Beaver-Crown Sailors. all colors
now 600.
Tam O. Shanter Cloth Caps In an i'm
mense variety OF styles from CSC. to $l.75
The sale in our Ribbon Department
has doubled itself the past week owing
to the exceptional bargains offered in
this line. and in order to Guido the pre-
vious week shall add several new lots
at rldiculously low prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-19
BUSINESS FAILURES.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG MER-
CHANTS ARE CREDITORS.
Handsome sword Presented 20 Lieutenant
pavis--wby Raleigh street-Cars Did
Not Pay--InstantIy Killed.
Correspondence of the Dlspatch)

RALEIGH. n. c., November is-T. j..
wyatt, merchant OF Salisbury formerly
OF wadesboro'). has. assigned, with $1,000
liabilities. Among the creditors are
FlcIschmann. Morris & Co. and ~.
HIrschberg, Of Richmond, and Augustus
Wright, OF Petersburg. J. stephany.
olothier. OF statesyille. has also assigned.
with $1,000 liabilities. His debts are
mostly due New York and Baltimore
houses.
The superintendent Of the oxford Or
phan Asylum. Rev. DIR. w. $. Black.
reports go orphans as present. They are
now all well. though there has been more
sickness this year In the asylum than In
many years past. Money and clothing are
greatly needed,
The officers OF the First and Second
regiments OF the State Guard have pre-
scented very handsome sword 10 Lieu
tenant Richmond =. Davis, United States
army. who was one OF the instructors at
the last encampment
LOCKED UP.
The repairs TO the street-railway ma
chinery ana cars are now complete, ana
the buildings have been locked up. Su-
pcrintendent s. w. HUFF has gone North.
There were great odds against the COM
pany The failure was due TO the lack
OF patronage. There IS no sign that tho
lines viii again be operated.
At Burlington last night as the pessen-
ger train which left here on the Rich
inond and Danyille railroad was entering
the shed negro man and woman made
an attempt 10 cross the track immedi-
nteiy in front OF the engine. which was
moving very slowly. Both were instantly
Killed The inquest was held to-day ana
Engineer Jake Hicks was acquitted or
blame The man killed was employed by
tho railway company at Burlington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-19
A confee.loner's Odd rind-Per.onai.

Correspondence or the DiSpatch.)
GREENvILI4E. N. c.. November IA
confectioner here found a large tarantula
in bunch of bananas. 1t was a hideous-
looking spider.
Young Isaac Sugg. who was yesterday
acquitted at Halifax Court. returned home
last night with his parents.
While Mr.. ollen Warren was digging In
the fiower-yard at Riverside Nursery. the
other day, he unearthed an Indian
Ratchet II was of stone and has been
placed In a collection Of curios.
Mrs. Nettie Ryan. OF Winchester. Va,
is visiting Mrs. @. NJ. Bernard. Mrs.
Ryan lived In this town a number OF
years, and after the death or her hus-
band. In 1891, returned 10 Winchester
the home Of her parents
Miss lone May. Of Farmvills. Is spend
Ing some days here. the guest OF Mrs.
A ]. Ovtterbridge
In few days the Greenvilis Amateurs.
under the management Of MIRA Governor
Jarvis. win present an attractive play
here. the proceeds 20 be added to the
building fund Of tho Presbyterian church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-19

A 36-inch Tight-Fitting Fur-Trimmed
Coat with cape and full skirt at $40,
worth SIS.
A 26-inch Tight-Fitting Fur-Trimmed
and Braided Coat with cape and full
skirt at $3.50. worth $40.
At $3.50 we show the best Fur-Trlm-
med and Braided Goats with capes In the
city.
At $40 our Fur-Trimmed and Braided
Cape-Coat is a beauty.
Is Ladies' Light and Dark Tan Coats
at s., $3.50. and $40, worth s.. sl2, and SIS.
Another lot OF those Handsome Seal
Plush and Velvet Capes at SIS. $40. and
SIS expected Monday.
Our styles and prices lead the city.
70 Childrens and Misses Plain and
Fur-Trimmed Jackets from last season
that sold at SIS, so, and $50. Our price
for choice Is only S.
Is Plush Wraps and Jackets that sold
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-19
In Childr0n'S
Short Cl0akS

we have two SPECIAL BARGAINS for
this week.
One lot consists Of an ATWOOD Tan
and Gray Mixture; Butterfly Cape edged
with opossum-fur and trimmed with
silk gimp. both on cape and sleeves; AL
sizes from l to years, at $3.50, worth
$50
The second lot is an Atwood Cloth OF
Gray and Brown Mixture. double cape,
and edged with fur Of imitation beaver:
sizes from to 6 years. at $685. worth g.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-19
Funeral of Mrs. jackson.

The funeral OF Mrs. Violet Pace Jack
son, the wife OF Bishop ii. NJ. Jackson.
OF Alabama, took place from Grace Epis-
copal church yesterday afternoon at $50
o'clock. The edifice was scarcely able to
accommodate the immense crowd OF sor-
rowing friends who sought this last OPP
poTtunity OF paying their respects TO the
deceased. The services were conducted
by tho rector. Rev. Landon X. Mason,
assisted by Rev. DIR. John y. Newton.
and the floral designs were of the most
exquisite order
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-19
CRlDIRONS AT 6lLTMoRE.
yanderbilts House and Grounds Critically
Examined-To-Day's Programme.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch,)
ASHEVILLE, n. c., November IS
This morning the Gridiron party were
conveyed in carriages TO Biltmore. where
& special train on Mr.. Vanderbilts private
road conveyed them to his mansion. Sew
eral hours were spent in looking over the
building ana grounds. The weather
to-day has been superb. This eve
ming occurs reception at the
hotel TO the ladies of the party. To-
morrow the correspondents, by invitation,
VIII extend their Journey TO the Hot
Springs. They leave for Washington In
the afternoon.
The residence OF w. T. Penniman was
seriously damaged by FIRE this A. NJ. The
fsre caught In the attic from a defective
Cue. The damage viii probably be COW
cred by insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-19
. PRECTOUs RELIC.
EASTERN CAROLINA FARMERS.
Finishing CottOn-Picking and Housing
Corn-DeIlghtfuI Germans.

Correspondence OF the Dispatch)
ROCKY MOUNT, n. c.. November 1S.-
Having cured. packed, and party sold the
tobacco crop, the farmers throughout
Eastern North Carolina are now busily
engaged finishing cotton, picking and
housing corn. or the latter there IL per-
haps more than at any time since 1853.
Thursday and last evening two delight
full germans were given complimentary to
the score or more of young ladies visit
ing I'm town and its vicinity.
Music was furnished by specially on
gagged Italian band, which came out from
Norfolk for the occasion.
General w. r. Cox, secretary United
States Senate is spending few days
at his farm near here. in Edgecombe.
MATRIMONIAL.
Cards are out announcing the follow
ing marriages: On November 2lst. Mr..
NJ. Moore and Miss Pattle Braswell, Of
Battleboro: 29th, Captain William Herbert
MCGEE and Miss Estelle Wlleford: Rev.
William r. Moyle and Miss Flora Mclvor
BOddie; and Or. Edward X. Wright
and Miss Alice Genevieve Barnes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-19
A CALF AND HOG WITH RABIES.
Captain Day "a n BcDefactor of Maynard
Boys-Ancient Bible.
lCnrresnnndcnce Id the Dlspatch.)

(Corre spondence OF the Dispatch)
WELDON. y. c.. November S.-Mr.
Dirdsong, Of this county. had n dog on
his farm which went mad. and bit calf
and n hog, aud also bit him on the hand,
but did not break the skin. The calf and
the hog went mad and had 10 be killed.
Among the cases disposed OF in the SUI
perlor Court yesterday was that OF two
young white boys charged with breaking
into car here. The boys gave their
names as William Rapsilber, Of Phila-
delphia, and William Meyer. OF Buffalo,
n Y. Captain Day. as railroad attorney,
was expected TO prosecute the boys. but
instead of prosecuting he became their
friend. paid the costs in the case, and pro-
cured a good home for them at Medac,
on Mr.. H. Uarrison's stockfarm. 1t
was noble deed in Captain Day. and
the boys have promised him that they
win become good and useful citizens.
a PRECIOUS RELIC.
J. A. Davis. OF Edgecombe county.
Is the possessor Of a family Bible 156 years
old. II dates from 1877. and some of his
ancestors ages are recorded within It's
pages dating as far back as l7l6.
Burglars continue TO worry the cit-
zens OF Vance county. The house OF Mr..
j. II. Wilkinson. near Henderson was
broken into, and number Of articles
stolen Some Of the things have been
found, and identified. Alexander Bass
(oolored) has been arrested, charged with
with the burglary, and committed 10 jail
The burglar had on an Overcoat which
has been Identified as the property Of
Colonel Johnston, at LittletOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-19
Holding Cotton for High Prices.

Noif0spVnueuee Ok tne llsphtcnJ
SCOTLAND NECK. N. g., November Is.
The sctton has nearly all been picked in
ever. is still being held for higher prices.
About . racnth ago many OF our far
mers received communications srom I'M
known persons advising them 70 hold
their cotton. At least. until the middle
Of NovembeH Some acted upon that adj
vice expecting q rise OF price. but 70 far
they have bssa sadly disappointed.
Rev. c. A. ssnkiBs. Of coldsboro. II here
conducting protracted meeting at the
baptist church. He u meeting with much
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-19

at SIS, so. and fi5. Our price is Only
- aplece-Iess than a clotn Jacket 1913
cost you.
% pieces Atwood Colored Hops.c.sin-f
that sold at zoe. Our bargain price %
only &c. a yard.
Great reduction IN our Dress G'ni7.
Pialds, and Novelties - reduce sto.a.
Gimps and Braids given away
$50 pieces Gimps that soil % 3-' p
and also 20 be sold at IS ami Do. ynfi
4s pieces Feather Edgings and lf.l'
mings that sold at s. %. s., I'D am =
Our price 20 close them - ana s'.
yard.
Special sale on White and Coofel
Bordered Table Cloths. Table-Scts. IA'H-
asks, and Lace-Cgrtsins for the holidays
Great bargains in Blankets. Comforts
Portleres. and Rugs 70 reduce sio'A
See our 2-Ply Wool-Filled lnsf-.a
Carpet at 81 lie. that sold AT '5c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-19
DEPARTURE or srxAMERs,
DEPARTURE OF sTKAMERs.
b. old MIMIC N
. " STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
HYr& sEMI-wEEKLY LINE FOR NEW
EkIsS YORK.
stesmers leave Richm ond
Y EVERY TUESDAY and FRIDAY


livery TUESDAY and FRIDAY
at s o'clock p. NJ. Manifest closed one
hour before sailing time.
Steamers leave New YORK from Pier
B, North River, for Richmond every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 3 p.
NJ, arriving In Richmond MONDAY and
FRIDAY MORNINGS.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York Including
meals and BERTH via Jamss-river
Round-trip tickets, limited to thirty .
days after date Of issue .......... II %
Steeraxe fare, without subsistence, %
Cabin fare via Chesapeake and
Ohio railway and Richmond and
Petersburg railroad (tickets limit
ed to four days. ..............:.... 800
Round-trip tiskets Omitted to thirty
tickets can be obtained at Richmond
Transfer compsnyys sa east p,n Main street
Petersburg depots, and at the company's
office, lsCl Main street, and wharf. Rock
eta
Freight forwarded ana through bills Of
York.
Freight received daily untfl 5 p. NJ.
passsnsers LEAVING Eichmond On non
DAYS, MEDNEspAYs. ,THuRspAfs,
so Da1 and by x. Mssp ssd ss *
r make eo ssams nAy a NoRRofK Win
GEORGE W. align A, CO. .,,, A a.
mxll ara eompsny's wharf EeSkests.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-19
"A GOOD WOMAN PASSES AWAY.
Noted for Her Ability aud Piety-LeXing-
toms Delegation TO Her Funeral.

Special telegram to the Dlspatch)
LEXINGTON. VA. November ia
private telegram was received here this
morning which announced the death Of
Mrs. Charles c. Burke at her home near
Newport News. She was a resident OF
this place for a number Of years. and
while here she distinguished herself as
a woman OF great executive ability and
Christian piety, and through her efforts
largely the new Methodist church was
built. Her death caused much regret
among it's members.
Tomorrow a large delegation, consist
ing Of members Of the Methodist church
and members of the Lexington lodge OF
knights OF Pythias, of which her nus
band was a charter member, will attend
the funeral in Staunton. They leave and
return on a special train.