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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-18
WORK OF THE coNvocATIoN.
This Body Closes Pleasant Three Days
Session mt westover Parish.

The twenty-second semiannual meeting
Of the James-Rlver Convocation was held
on Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
OF this week. al Westover parish, OF
which the Rev. J. C. Cornick lis rector.
This convocation includes within It's
bounds fifteen counties. six towns. two
cities. twenty Eight clergymen. fifty-one
churches. and 1886 communities. Four
teen clergymen were present at the open
ing services. which. as were all the de-
votional exercises and business meetings,
were largely attended by the people from
the surrounding country. The well-known
hospitality of this historic section Is as
surance of n most delightful sojourn OF
all visitors. The convocation sermon was
preached by the Rev. S. s. Hepburn. OF
Hanover county. Among other preachers
during cOnvocation were Revs. Pike
Powers, ID. D., l.. r. Mason. and c. X.
Kuyk. Interesting addresses were made
by Rev. Pike Powers. ID. D.. on "Domes-
tic Missions" by Rev. DR.. ]. X. Mason, d.
D., on Foreign Missions" and J. W.
Ware on Temperance"
Revs. J. j. Gravatt. r. A. Goodwin.
@. C. Abbitt. and T. p. Baker were de-
clared members Of the convocatlon.
Inc rev. II. w butAbH having DlONt1
to Kentucky, the office of president of the
convocation was vacated, and Rev. Pres
ton Nash, rector of Christ church. was
elected TO fill the vacancy The former
treasurer having resigned. Rev G. C..
Abbitt, Of St. Marks church. was elected
to the office. The most efficient secretary
Rev. Martin Johnson was unanimously
reelected.
Important changes In the manner Of
making parish reports were made, and a
resolution was adopted looking to the
introduction Of Sunday-school Institutes
as a feature I'm future convOcations.
During the session telegraphic notice
was received Of the death OF the wife Of
Bishop Jackson, OF Alabama former
member of this convOcation. and by a
standing vote resolutions of sympathy
and coincidence were passed.
Resolutions Of regret were passed on
the removal from the bounds of the con-
vocation OF the Reys. l.. w. Burton, j.
j. Clopton. Augustine Smith, and James
Grammar.
The next place of meeting will be West
Point. This has been one Of the pleasant
sessions OF the convocation held for many
years, and the interests OF the members
point to renewed zeal i'm couvocation
work.
After resolutions OF thanks for bound
less hospitality the convocation ad-
journed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-18
The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YEsTERDA,
was clear and slightly warmer Tie skies
were clear OF midnight.
State of thermometer
Mean temperature.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. November T-Reading
securities almost monopolized the atten-
ton OF operators at the Stock Exchange
during the early hours OF business. The
common stock fell nearly per cent, TO
20. and the preference incomes about 2n5
per cent In the room the cause for the
| break was said TO be the fear that the
eompany will need something like $1,000
600 to straignten out it's affairs. To OBJ
/ tain this it was rumored that the stock
holders will be assessed SIS per share. ana
the incomes 500 per thousand
The heaviness OF Reading had no In
fuence on the general market however
for "A time: in fact. some OF the prohihen'
stocks advanced H0I& per cent, with
Manhattan and Delaware ana iiuuso"
and Chicago Gas in the lead.
London bought about 400 shares OF us
specialtIes. . ~
| About 1 o'clock the Changers ran on
rapidly, Burlington still selling Gown "a
ex-dividend: Rock Island. "a ST. Paul -
and Northwest. q. Sugar was o',o
heavier falling rs on uniaVoraule
rumors concerning the action OF the "SyS 70
and Means Committee. chicago Gas ien
hack TO 667s. While the uthsNo''o'''
were somewhat larger than usual tne ,'
was no particular pressure 10 SELL S"'N'
perhaps, Reading. ,,.ar,, ~
Al The close there was recovery ..
iL6Iis per cent. from the lowest POM
! ~ the dny. and the market left OH apout
! steady. Among the inactive s,oChs
! American Tobacco common dropptu itV.i
/ 81 10 SOi9 on the announcement lndt ~
/ tornev-General stockton, OF New JtlseS
! had brought suit to compel the company
/ 10 seU cigarettes to all dealers. a.,
| As compared with yesterday ut'' =,
figures. the general list shows losses ol a
| 10 u, per cent American Tobacco COM
mon lost !. and Pullman, "a Chlcas9
| GAS Manhattan. and Union Paclhc ehtnn1ccu
i.S,i ner cent. The total sales were ZVe
40 shares. including 5000 unlisted. ran
way and miscellaneous Dohds were gen
| orally firm. 81 go %, ooo. cur-
rency. S2556j.oD. ,r
| MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money has been easy, ranging tron ron,
II To ,; last loan al ~, and closing onrlve'
| at ~ per cent; prime mercahtle PaPe''
OI Ra re- SILVER. 20: Mexican dollars. 6A'
Silver at the stock Exchange was neg
Sterling exchange Is firm, with actual
business i'm bankers bills at AStfH'
for sixty days, and NSnlsoA LOT a.
| mand. posted rates A.Sid4S15' COM
mercial bills. AS2H4Si2 for sixty days
and A.S ll4d4S4A for demand. -.
| Government bonds steady. Slate pohu'
steady. Railroad bonds nrm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-18
VlRclNIUS" PLAYED LAST NIGHT.
Ward and James In "otheIlo' Tonight
"Niobe" at the Academy.


A large and appreciative audience wit
messed the production Of "Virginius" at
the Theatre last night by the wardc-
james Company This popular tragedy
was most effectively staged. the scenery
and costumlng being strictly an accord
ance with the requirements OF the play.
Mr.. Warde rs SO strongly identified with
the character Of "Virginius" that any
criticism Of his Interpretation Of the part
would be supcffuous. IL need only be
sait that he fully sustained the reputa-
ton he has Of being a most powerful and
finished actor. Mr.. James gave such an
artistic rendering Of the part Of Appins
Claulius that the audience lost sight Of
The responsiveness of the character and
heartily applaudcd the actor.
Their support was good throughout
bat special mention Of the efforts OF Miss
Bowman and Messrs. Barton. Herman.
AMI Mccormack in their respective parts
Is due them.
Francesca ia Rimipi" Will be given at
IA" matinee to-day, and the engagement
will close tonight with "Othello," In
which Mr.. James will imporsonate THE
Moor Of Venice and Mr.. Warde viii
take tho character of 'Iago." IN which
be is a. his best. All the subtletics OF
The character are finely drawn with n
percnce.
Al the Academy a fairly good audience
witnessed the second performance OF
'Niobe." This is one Of the most enjoy
able comedy productions seen here this
season. and ought 10 attract good houses
at the matinee to-day ana tonight. The
company is au excellent one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-18
SnnrrIne Cnnrt of Aprcals.

Carringtons executor against Caring
ton and others Appeal refused to decree
pronounced by the Chancery Court of the
city of Richmond on the 10th of May,
1885.
Connelrs executors against the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway Company. Writ
of error and suPerscieas awarded 70 "a
Judgment rendered by the Circuit Court
Of the city Of Richmond on the 4th day
OF November. 1893.
Mye against Levitt and others, Writ
Of error and supersedeas awarded to a
judgment rendered Toy the Corporation
Court Of the city Of Norfolk on the 10th
day Of October. 1880.
Fox and others against Fox. Appeal
refused 10 a decree pronounced 10y the
Chanccry Court Of the city OF Richmond
on the nth day of August. 1885
Benton against the Commonwealth
Argued by William f. Garrett. Esq. for
plaintiff IN error and AttOrney-General
for the Commonwealth. and submitted
Parker against the Commonwealth.
Argued 10y w. II. Gravciy. Esq, for
plaintiff in error.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-18
Lee Cnnp Meeting.

The meeting Of Lee Camp last night was
Of interest TO the members. The matter
Of The monthly open meeting was talked
about. The next OF these occasions Will
he on the last Friday night in this month,
ana il is expected that this will be one
Of the most enjoyable events.
An invitation was received from the
ladies' Auxiliary Corps Of George T..
Pickett Camp inviting Lee Camp to at
tend the entertainment at C,orcoran Hal
Cnnted the invitation and all who can
yin probably attend as II is for the noble
nurpose of building a Pickett cottage at
~. Soldiers Home
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-18

The subcommittee OF the Committee on
Grounds and Buildings. to whom was as
signed the duty Of recommending "A suit
able site for the proposed new Howitzer
Armory, met in the Office Of the City En-
gineer az o'clock last night and spent
am hour I'm talking in an informal way over
the question OF home for the artillery
men. Mr.. Seay could not be present
owing to sickness in his family, but
Nessrs. Noble and Carter were on hand
and had a long talk with the City En-
gineer as 10 the needs Of the military Of
the city. and the city's ability to supply
them The subcommittee appears deter
mined that the HowitZer's shall have Il
nice and cOmmodiOus armOry. No action
was taken owing To the absence Of Mr..
Seay. and the subcommittee will meet
AT O'clock Monday afternoon to further
discuss this matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-18
youDg Meade Discharged.

brought from Norfolk on the charge OF
Scaling a double barrelled shotgun from
r. T. Pollard. was given hearing IN ihe
,njsSed there being no evidence against
him. Ii. la claiming
% have come here from CHARLOTTE couh,
~ and Robert Lawrence, Richmond
t.s,,h were nm as Migrants. They were
y yonna asleep at the iime-kllD near Tween-
tyeeighth and Cary streets; The Jusilce
ordered that the boys be taken 10 the he
rbe other cases were commonplace.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-18
lg gentlemen viii act as pail

following gentlemen viii act as pail
bearers.
Active-Messrs Charles S. Crenshaw. w.
". Talbot j. -. Patton powhatan Bree.
den. :, e. Weisleer. Thomas Potts, 10.
Lane Stern. Charles J. Anderson.
HOnoFary-M Walter n. r. Nor
ris =. liKhtfoot Wormeley, Allan Tabott.
Joseph Fourqutean, William III. Palmer.
Thomas Boiling II. &. Morton, James Pc
gram, j. y Boyd, Archer Anderson, pey-
ton Wise. 4 $. Buford.
Bishop Jackson. who was In Alabama
when hts wife breathed her last, reached
the city yesterday morning ty the Rich
mond and Dnnvlle railroad at O'Clock.
Mir. Pace. who was at the Warm Springs
at the time OF his daughters death. ar
rived an hour later. while Misses Bessie
and Mary Pace, who were In Ncw York,
returned home on the fast train from the
North Al the members OF the bereaved
family are now in Richmond except Mr..
james H. Pace. Jr.. and Mrs w w. Hlte.
OF Louisville. Ky. the brother and sister
81 the deceased. They will reach here to-
dAv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-18
Property Transfers.

Richmond: William 7. Dickinson and
wife 10 Thomas +. Stage. p feet on south
side of Chafin street near Reservoir. and
GO feet on Chaflin street on northeast cor
ne,. of Beech 81 200; John h. Robinson.
and wife to George c. jefferson. II feet
on west side Of Eighth street near Bates
subject To deed OF trust, s.; William X.
Thomas TO Benjamin +. Jones, - feet ON
east side OF Harvie street between FLOYD
an Henri f' T. j. Gary from c.. l.; Chris
tian. trustee. lots and IN block w
Rrool,land Park. $50. Mary n. and
Henry Kaufelt from j. ID. Carneal, trus-
Tee ieH feet on south side Of Graham
street near Erin. A5l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-18
DEATHS.

COUDREY. oiled, Friday, Novembe r
II. 1888, at the residence OF Mrs. A. w.
Childress, Cos north Twenty-sixth street,
Miss PHOEBE >. CoUDREY; aged 80
years.
Her funeral will take place from the
late residence THIS Saturday AFTER
NOON at $50 O'Clock. Friends and ao-
Quaintances are invited 10 attend.
JOHNSON Died. November nth, Mrs.
CATHARINE NJ, JOHNSON. aged Sc.
The funeral viii take place from ssys
residence OF her son. J. W. Johnson. MA
Twenty-fourth street. THIS Saturday
AFTERNOON at I o'clock.
McULLouGH.-Died. 1T lo:25 O'Clock
last night, at the residence OF Mrs. Mar
tina smith. corner Fifth and cambridge
streets. Manchester. Miss ELLEN
MCCULLOUGH. In the 10Th year OF her
age.
Notice of the funeral viii be given here
after.
SINNoTT.-Dbcd. at the residence Of
her husband. corner rwenty-tifth and
yenable streets. at go o'clock p. Nj.
Friday. November nth. Mrs. MARCIA
RET II. sINNoT-r. In the iist year Of
her age.
Funeral notice hereafter,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-18

In the Circuit Court yesterday in tn
case of u. :. Gates, sheriff. etc, W.
rendered for the defendants. 4 motion
10 set aside the verdict was argued an'
time taken to consider.
I'm the case of Charles RobinsOn's al
ministratrix vs. The Travellers Insuranc
COMPANY an order was entered eXtendln
me lime TO file bill Of exception TO an!
date within ten days from yesterday.
Frank Miller W. Octavia Il. Frawner
Suit dismissed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-18
At the COUNTY Court Homse.

The case Of Morris Napkins the negro
who IS charged with the murder of Mr..
Henry S Parsons. was called for trial
I'm the Henrico County Court yesterday.
and on motion Of Mr.. g. w. Thomas.
his counsel was continued.
Judge Wexford has not yet fixed date
for pronOuncing sentence upon Murderer
Nicholas The convicted man continues
TO entertain hope for new trial
Squire Thomas L. Larus issued q war
rant Yesterday for the arrest of Joseph
Baker on the charge Of creating a dis
turbauce and using obscene and profane
language I'm the East End Baptist church
during divine worship.
There were several trifiing cases before
the Magistrates Courts, but they were all
continued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-18
p,cuMoNp TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND. VA. November i7.--Auc-
ton offerings on Change to-day were
pyy,vate sales--Fiilers. Is: smokers. %;
wrappers. 4 Total, ~ hossbeass.
highest price, NT Total dark sales for
,aesk al Shockoe warehouse. 81 40 pounds;
AZ Crenshaws, 1880 pounds. Total Cor
wsek. 2sO, 40 pounds. Highest price. no
The break OF darks to-day was the
GRADES kept up. only few hilsrs went
6evond &C.. with several prices II &c. and
7c.. and one sold ~ TAO. Only few piles
soId below &c. The most Eoid was sun
cured tobacco. and " tender. Tough Tugs o.
| leaf sold well. Loose bFashss wess sctiyt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-18
Death of Mr.. Joseph l.. seay.

\ telegram was received here last night
announcing the death at T. NJ at IN,
home OF his sister in Fluvannd, OF Mr.
Ioseph Scay. The deceased was wei
known in Richmond. where he spent much
Of the earlier part OF his life. He wa,
a member Of the HowitZers during tn,
war. and engaged In business here after
the cessation of hostilities. Then he wen
10 Powhatan, where he resided up 4
the time OF his death which occurred sud
denly while on a visit TO his sister. Tn,
remains will be brought TO this city fOl
interment. arriving here at 6IO TINS eve
ming
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-18
op.1N AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND, VA. Nov .mber H-oner-
,ras Wheat. .l92 bushels; corn twhitep,
"a bushels; oats. l.05O bushels rye ~
pe sssh,sss-wheat. sSs bushels; corn twhite)'
" D,nn,ations-W wheat, Longberry. sSg6sc.;
,,sxed selssec.. shortberry, GDas6c-; No
rresrr,;-White. prime Virginia. bag lots
1sSt;c No 2 white, i54sse.; No.
m pash- Winter tfor seed). 3ia3sc.; No. :
mixed. sitlafs5e.; No. mixed. ssi4Q3ac.
5sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-18
Next Meeting OF the Grand Lodge Good
TenuIars.

The Grand Lodge of Good Templars will
commence its tweuty-siXth annual con-
clave at Falls Church on December 9Th,
Or d. H. Mann. OF New York Su-
irene Templar OF the World. is expected
To preside over the meeting, Other prom
pected to be present are Lady Somerset, of
England Dr c. W Whitney ". Jennings
Demorest. Samuel Dckie, J. II Dulaney,
and Axtell Gustefson, OF New York: Gov
Colonel John Sobieski, OF Iowa; DIR. Kir-
bv' OF Philadelphia, and Miss Frances Z.
Willard, OF Chicago. president Of the Ma
tional and Worlds Woman's Christian
Temperance Union.
There will be about 200 delegates from
the State lodges in attendance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-18
Iniha NeM Ehmrrh.

The First Presbyterian church (coloredD
occupied for the first time last Sunday
its handsome cdifcc. which has Just been
completed. corner Of Monroe and Catha-
rinr street
The pastor, Rev. ]. f. Rawlins. preached
morning and evening 10 large and APP
praCiative audiences. The formal opening
services will take place tomorrow
Preaching at II a. NJ. by the pastor: pub
lie meeting in the afternoon at $50. par
tiCipated I'm by Revs. J. T.. Rawlns and
j. r.. Jones. with a sermon by Rev j.
Calvin Stewart AMI brief addresses by
Rev. J. =. Smith. -. D., Mr.. !. -. K.
Sleight. ReVs. Beck. Jones. and Lewis
All friends Of this new work will De cor
daily welcomed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-18
. NO CONTESTS ARE EXPECTED.
The Opposition VIII Have "a Dozen Members
in the Two branches.

As far as can be learned there will be
no contests for seats before the General
Assembly.
The opposition members in the House
number eleven. and are as follows:
Brunswick-F. r.. Buford.
Carpiine-R a Kicks.
Chesterfield Manchester, and Powha-
tan-Cartcr Harrison. j. NJ Gregory.
Floyd and FTankhn-S. r. Turner.
GreenesVine and SusseX-P. +. Weaver
Lett .. Slemp.
MeCklonburg II 7. Allen.
NOttoWay and Amelia-R. r. Vaughan.
Prime" E1ward-Colin Stokes.
Tazewell-J II. SayerS
an the senators except one are Demo-
Gratis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-18
Young Mems Hebrew A.socIntlon,

The Young Mems Hebrew Association
IS the name OF an organization perfected
a few days ago. Its officers are Messrs
Gus Schnurman. president David Paul
son. of Baltimore, Vice-presdent: Simon
Cohen, secretary; and Louis Lovenstein,
treasurer. Tho young men have nice club
rooms and expect soon 10 have first
class gymnasium and reading-room as
features of their club.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-18
To Marry a Captains Daughter.

Yrvitations have been issued by Captain
ana MIS- n. d. Boaz TO the marriage
az their daughter, Miss NJ. Lavinia 10
Mr. William @. Mayer. - r,..,
AZ, sfternoon. November 2lst, at 3 O'Clock,
Gay ga 81 Mary's Protestant Episcopal
Church. Brooklyn. N, Y. ,u
Miss Boaz Is a daughter OF eapta,.i
n%e and Mr. Mayer Is a son OF Cap
tajn John +. Mayer, OF the local agency
- the old Dominion Steamship COM
,sapv i'm Richmond
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-18
r,. root.sall Game This Afternoon.

,ba Richmond College football eleven
In meet the Randolph Macon team or
Island Park this afternoon at S:gs O'clock :
and il the predictions 81 f3Stn an sa inters
W one. 10 avoid any partisan decl-
Fns a Richmond College man VIII umpire
s .hn game. while a Rbndolph-Mac stu
Ssnt will act as referee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-18

suddenly and rnagicaily set the fashion
able world agog Dainty yiards were
served by pretty girls, and during tne
course Of the evening the ladies were en-
tertained by choice selections by Mrs.
Pratt. Misses Sallie Epps. ana Eugie Cor.
don. This delightful affair was DrVusn,
20 a close by brief religious exercises coh-
Quoted by Rev. j. T. Fair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-18

doctors nor anything else uiu
her any good. We could get
no rest day or night with
her. In my extremity ! tried
the CUTICURA REMEDIES,
but I confess l had no faith
in them. for 1 had never seen
them tried. 10 my great
surprise. In one weeks time
after beginning 10 use the
CUTIcURA REMEDIES, the
sores were well, bus | con
tinued 20 use tho REsOL.
VENT for a little while, and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-18

and somewhat irresuIar. .vs 'eT Ss ff to-
up 10 last week Senesy
was well maIntaff>d. <.u and b,v-
some factories are pretty TN; s ~ r v.y
ers less anxious 10 buy. noss az n,snv
were pleased. and SOM, nr n nsle wv
Mr. q. w. swain and = g. COOP, of
psnyiis Va. and r.. A. Bell ~ LOUIS
vile. Ky, were here to-day. M,
West Virginia tobacco - revo' =, ,,, az
much stripped; stu! some comes " "'"'-
kef here now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-18

now she Is as TAT a baby a. you "y,ulIa IIAe
10 see. and as sound as a dollar. believe my
haby would have died IL | had not tried CurIcuRAA
REMEDIES. write this that every mother with
a baby like mine can feel confident that there Is
sbat rnediciue IL the CUTfcURA REMEDIES.
Mrs. BETTE BIRKNER, Lockhart, Texas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-18
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

.,I,pre and ohio stock. ~; Northern Cen
trail stock. 67Aq6S; Baltimore and Ohio
Somthwestern frsts. i03gl05; first incomes,
Is: second do, q; Consolidated Gas STOCK
65TaGI5Gib
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-18
a chrxsanthcmuIn Tea.

beautifni chrysanthemum tea was
,x.s.n The inmates OF the Old LADIES
gisun . Inst evening by the Earnest WORK
rs Of the urlce-street frs s, Seco.
rnied With tho a0HsS that seems - naSa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-18
A. eotham's Gorgeous Palaces.

(By telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l
fonts Astor: 4 ' p Moon. METROPOLITAN;
j. ~. Hobson. Marlborough hans-
wdnckel. Albemarie; ] v. Palmer, ~, al.
James: Miss Palmer. Waldorf; Il, ~ IL
Carinichaei, EYsfstt. ...s.-se.-~-s--~...- $1,000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-18
'-. BODY or SIMPSON FOUND.


I
r~r Discovered IN the
I..l opposed 10 BE His.
..t.. 1900. ,...,,...ls.1 a.
} ..... ''.'' '-f''y.
'' IL. SIMPSON WIZ ~
i.|..H OFT i'eilc isle
, ..., 49,. ,no ,.r,o,.s
discovered 10y Lee
Nae on "a rock. and
.. tha water. Brooks
ami Coroner Taylor
li. e>amncd the body
Ul traces Of foul play
t circumstances he
,....t MAS unnecessary
... ai." known. went
MIN % fri.na named
Two were homeless.
.. -1 inside the wooden
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-18
CuTICuRA WORKS WONDERS

curtcrRA REMEDIES cure every humor Of the
s,'in and sealp OF infancy and childhood, whether
torturine. dlsfiguring, itching, burning. scaly,
crustsd. pimply or biotchy. with loss OF hair
and every impurity of the blood. whether simple.
sicisns and AN other remedies fail. Parents,
save your children years OF needless suffering.
Cures made in childhood are permanent.
Myscalp was covered with white seabs, causing
burning and itching. When they came on, tho
scaIp was raw. Doctored 70 no purpose. CUri.
CuRi REMEDIES helped me at once. recommend
them TO every afflicted person ~
GEO. II. ESTES, Glendale, III.