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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-03
An OLD-TIME Duel.
Neither Principle Remembered Just How
IL Started

After the war with Mexico there were
two noted characters I'm New orleans
Mai. Joe Howell and Maj. Henry, says
an exchange Howell was noted for
marvellous GOODNESS and pluck and HEN
~ was even more celebrated. lie was
with Gen. Walker I'm the Nicaraguan
expedition. In battle he WOULD rush into
the enemy's midst not caring whether ne
was alone or not. cutting and siasning
among them as II they were so many
weeds
There was some iII-reetng between
Howell and Henry and one day they
met in a bar-room OF much repute in
those DAYS, on the corner OF Canal ana
St Charles streets. Both took cocktalls
and We're about 10 dispose OF them Wheh
two newsboys began 90 hight. Inc COCK
tails were set down untouched ana the
majors each backed boy and egged on
the fight Presently Henrys Lewsboy be-
gan to get the worst Of It and soon YIELD
cd Henry remarked that the fight would
have been different II ne and Howell
had the principals. yes said Howell
well. suppose We have It," remarked
Henry. With our word How ell pulled
ont his revolver and was about 70 pro-
coed when Henry said:"Boid on n nm
ute. I'm not ready. Meet me this evening
at the Halfway house with your gun
and wen settle It. Here's 10 you" Inc
glasses clinked and the cocktails VANISH
ed. Howell went home and took a nap,
while Henry stayed and disposed OF more
cocktails.
At about $50 o'clock Howell and MS
second got into carriage ad set of
for khe scene or the combat Wnen
both parties had arrived, there was
some delay while the second tried 10
find out the cause Of the quarrel2since'
neither principal remembered how It start
ed. All attemps at reconciliation failed.
however, and the warriors faced eacn
other. Howell was conspicuous In the
pair OF white trousers and an alpaca
coat They were 10 stand at ten PAGES,
fire six shots and advance at viii. how-
ell glanced carefully down the barrel or
|his ipis1ol, Iand was perreAly ready
when tho word was given. but Henry
lot his pistol dangie laZily at his SIDE
and when the signal was given threw
his head slowly TO one side and nred
without taking aim. 1}otn missed. AT
The second discharge Howell nred
quickly and wounded Henry before ne
was ready 70 shoot he fired again almost
instantly, striking Henry I'm the abdomen.
The latter fired wildly and staggered.
Howell CoOlly cooked his revolver ana
fired deliberately at his already wounded
antagonist. but his own second knocked
up his weapon In time 10 save Henry 8
life Al It was, IL was several weeks be-
fore he could be removed to the city
Chicago News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-03
DANIEL TN ALBEMARLE'
A RING fya SPEECH IN FAvoR OF
FREE COINAGE OFsILrER.
Iafe Pence the Colorado Popuiis''hn"o'se"
the virginia senator and Deno""e'"
Mr.. Gle, eiand-o'b Speakers

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Oct. 2
snecsal.--sysator John w. Daniel Hon
John r. Massey. Gen. T. l.. Rosser' ana
don. Iafe Pace. Populist' OF 'oi-
RADIO. addressed an immense audience at
the courthouse to-day. Senator Daniel
made a ringing speech In favor OF free
coinage. He said that the dstrust did
not grow out Of any act OF legislation
The panic came latest to America and
affected France. that had ;he most Sill
yer, least OF all. The Sherman law was
not the cause. When you find gold and
silver boarded alike you are bound to
recognize the fact that some broad
general agency is causing the depression
He said both parties were divided on the
financial question The Democratic
party ought not to permit differences on
this one question TO cause breach IN the
party. The interests Of the people OF
Virginia are more nearly I'm accord WIN
the opinions Of the masses OFT ne worIu'
The new party is doing more 10 destroy
the prospects OF relief than is even the
Republican party. He endorsd some parts
of their platform, but opposed their doc
trfns favoring the issuance OF hih1ta-
HE naper money direct TO the people.
lie favored state banks, and said noth-
ing was eof greater importance except
,be free coinage Of silver, ana the gu
preme Court had decided them consutu-
tional. 49,,
In reply 20 a question from Generai
Rosser, whether he proposed TO run
National and State banks side by slde
the senator replied that he The SEN
ator's speech was a mastery produc-
lion. and produced a favorable impression
on a large assembly. lie urged the Demo
cratic party to stand together. The party
had been the constant friend OF the peo-
pie and was their only hope for relief'
In a snort speech General Rosser IN
troduced the Hon LATE Pence, "A fopu-
list of Colorado, who spoke for one hour'
His speech was an endorsement OF SEN
ator Daniel, and denunciation OF Presi-
dent Cleveland. He charged President
Cleveland with being Republican, ana
declared that the Democrats had not car
ricd out their promises. The most OF
his speech was devoted 10 the financial
question, and In favor Of free coinage.
The Hon. John e. Massey followed him
I'm an able speech, showing up General
Fields inconsistencies and the follies OF
the Populists.
Loud calls were made for Captain
Mlcajah Woods. the Democratic candi-
date for Congress TO succeed Hon. Charles
r. O'Ferral. Captain Woods respond
ed I'm a brief but stirring speech winch
elected great applause.
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OF New York. who is the guest or
Professor Julius Reiss. sang at st. Pau
Eplscopai church yesterday morning, ana
IN the afternoon at the Jewish synagogue.
The expenditures OF the city for the
month OF September, as shown by the
Auditors report, submitted to the Si'y
Council at it's meeting this afternoon.
were si4.25026. The receipts TO the city
from all sources. as shown by inc
Treasurers report, were A,H5S
The fines collected in the Mayors Court
during the month of September amounted
10 sl0s&.
The Port Wardens report for the quar-
ter ending September Goth, shows the totai
tonnage of the port to have been siv,
6s2.zs; value inward commerce; sls'I
81. value outward commerce s's.z'o0o,
Mr.. James william Young, Oldest anu
one Of the most prominent jewelers. IN
this city, died tonight rather suoueniy'
He was born In Petersburg March DIST
1929 and had carried on the jewelry DUST
ness bere for the past thirty years. he
had been engaged in trade ever since
no was twelve years OF age. He leaves
a widow and five children. one OF whom
Is Mrs. Morrison, OF Memphis, Tennessee
The deceased was a gallant Confederate
soldier.
Mr.. Thomas b. Ivey. State Counchiof
Junior order United American Mechanics
Of this city. received a letter this after
noon from Charles W. Carpenter, OF
Harrisburg. Pa, stating that he and
Grant Fisher would leave that city on
foot yesterday for San Francisco, ana
will try to make the Journey IN one nun
dred and City days, so as to break the
record of one hundred and ninety-twos
DAYS. They will come through washing
ton to Petersburg.
The city Council tonight after much
discussion on the water supply question,
pcstponed final action on the matter unti
Friday light next
There was double funeral IN chester
field county yesterday Afternoon, both OF
the deceased having died from typho'd
fever. They were Daniel Gould, aged
twentv-one and Miss Estelle Gould, AGED
seventeen years, son and daughter OF Dir.
Josiah Gould, a prominent citizen Of the
county The deceased were both buried
I'm the same grave.
II was only a few days ago that MISS
Imceebe Gould. daughter Of Mr.. Gould.
was married 10 Mr.. W. r. Lawrence OF
this city. They went on = bridal tour 10
the Worlds Fair ard returned yesterday
TO attend the funeral.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-03
PETERSBURG'S WATER SUPPLY.
The Case OF the Commonwealth Against
Clay Continued

PETERSBURG, VA. oct. 2.-Special.-
In conformity with the resolution of the
City Council. under date OF July LIST
1893. directing the City Engineer 10
make an examination Of the several
possible sources OF water supply available
ior the Guys use. and 70 report thereon.
Win maps. plans, and itemzed statement
OF costs, the city Engineer. John w. HAYS
this afternoon made his report 70 the
council The report is a very lengthy one
and would make about two columns of
The Times.
Inc case or the Commonwealth VS.. r. +.
Clay, charged with shooting and wounding
r. A. Hawks in Amelia county some
weeks ago. an account OF which was
published In The Times. was called for
lrlal In the County Court OF Amelia on
thursday Of the past week. but the in
lured man not being able to appear. a
continuance was had TO the next term
OF the Circuit Court. Mr.. Clay was re-
leased on bail, In the penalty OF two
thousand dollars for his appearance
Immediately after the shooting he gave
ball in the penalty Of FIVE thousand dol
lars. A gentleman who resides within
one mile OF MIR. Hawkes. said to-day that
he was getting along very well IL was
at first thought that MIR. HAWKS wound
would prove fatal
Mr.. II. A. Crump Is very SIT.
The representatives from the Presby-
terrain churches in Petersburg 10 the fan
session OF East Hanover Presbytery
which meets at Newport News to-mor-
row. are; From Tabb-Street Presbyterian
Church II. u. Vaughan, from the Sec
ond church. benjamin Harrison. Rev.
n Winn, the pastor OF this church, and
Rev. Floyd l.. Kurtk, pastor OF Old-street
church win also attend.
The principal matter 10 come up for
consideration az this session of Presby-
terry. and one which will doubtless provoke
much discussion. IL that In reference to
division OF the Presbytery.
BIT. Bernard Einsteine, q tenor singer
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The Orator Of the Occaslon.

Judge George l.. Christian. Pres.dea.
Of the Virginia Division OF the Ass.rIi-
ton Of the Army OF Northern virginia
has just received the following letter
which explains itself:
Montgomery. Ala
Dear Sir:
/ find your letter Of the @th mere 'r Uf
return. Ny subject viii be Inc Lisi i''
Of the Army OF Northern \lr2iaia.
regret very much that there has been aH
deiav In answer To your FIRST leiie..
which / suppose is stul "ou the ro1nia'
Yours faithfully ,,,,,s
Mr. Jones IS the orator on the occasion. .,l
Of the meeting II the Association OF '
Army Of Northern Virginia ih lNr ,..h
of the House Of Delegates ocloO''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-03
.sbeyiIlc News Notes.

,c.yrvrIrE n. c., October 2.-Spe-
c;aI cards are OUT announcing that OK
.ttornev-General r. +. DAVIDSON Oh thiS
rlace and Miss Sailie Lindsay carter Vi
paleigh. will be married In the la''el
nIace on october 18th. 1t is understoou
H. General and his bride will traVel In
the Holv Land after the marriage, ana
the tour will probably last a year.
Tbe friends OF Collector Kope Eiias, IN
THO section Of the State, are coming 10
his rescue by writing letters 70 the chair
man OF the Finance Committee in WASH
iugton eulOgizing the Collector ana ap-
plauding his appointment by the Presi-
dent. Elias himself reiterates that ne mas
no fears in regard 10 his confirmation,
but it is well known here that there are
grave doubts as to the issue OF the hght
against him, and that most serious charS 3
Of a personal nature have been preferred
against him.
The proposition Of the United Industrial
Company In regard 10 the establishment
Of their plant on the Swannanoa river
has been formally submitted to the Board
Of Aldermen. The committee appointed
bv the Board to consider the matter VIII
recommend a rejection Of the proposition
I'm its present shape, but the Board anu
the representatives OF the company may
be able to reach some satisfactory ar
rangement by modifying some OF the
terms OF the company's proposition.
on last Thursday A. J. Arlington, depu-
tv sheriff of Madison county, went with
a posse to the house Of Nell Mcintosh, IN
that county. armed with warrant Tor
the iatters arrest for some misdemeahor'
Mcintosh resisted the attempt to enter
the house on the part OF the officers, ana
drew an axe on Arlington. Arlington
then drew his pistol and fred at Mcln-
tosh but missed him and struck his htlie
two-vear-oid daughter who was staholhs
behind him, inhcung probably a mortal
wound Mcintosh was then subdued ana
taken to Jail. Arlington has surrendered
himself 10 the authorities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-03
wEATHERCRoP BULLETIN.
Two Marriages Announced IN hs'o's" W
Take Place on the nth.

RALEIGH. N. c.. Oct. 2.-special-lhe
official weather crop bulletin OF the state
Department OF Agriculture, published To-
day, says that, owing 10 cool weather,
the past week was not as favoraoie ~
the crops as the preceding one. A.
About one inch of rain fell during the
week with more or less unfavorable Ell
feet. and the temperature since September
18th has been much below the normal
with traces OF frost in the mouh'ai"
ton Of the State. ho-.
The list OF marriages TO take place neIe
next week continues 10 swell. IL Is an
nounced that Miss Minnie Ming, lii
city. and Mr.. z. p. Smith. OF virginia W., WI
be married on the 18th, and that MISS 81
Anna Burwell. of this city. and MI. ID;
b. Millsr' of Goldsboro. will be married
on the same day. >ro-,b
The Corps of inspectors OK the Nor..
oorot,ra pon,r,nent Of Agriculture start
to-day on their annual inspscuoh '0'''
through the State
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-03
Dsnyiiie's Tobacco Trade.

DANvILLE, VA, Oct. 2.-Speciai.--Th
annual meeting OF the DanviIie Tobacco
Association was held here to-day. Inc
following officers were elected for the en-
suing year: NJ. r. Jordan, president; John
G.. Covington. vice-president; J. y. Ben
dali. secretary ard treasurer; Il. 81 Dio-
reil, chairman executive committee; A. q.
Fuller, chairman sales COMMITTEES; N. Il.
Robertson. chairman arbitration commit
tee.
The presidents annual rerort shows the
sales OF loose leaf for the year ending
September s0th to have been 5s,Uoi,ioo
pounds. at the average price OF Ss.z per
hundred pounds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-03
CHARGE 40 THE JURY.
Judge Woods Speaks Plainly In Regard to
the Roanoke Rioters.

ROANOKE. VA, oct. 2-Special.-The
special grand jury summoned to inycs-
uaate the recent riot was sworn this
morning. and charged by Judge WOODS
~ the Hastings Court. who started out
b1, eaving that no grand jury in its history
had been called upon TO perform such
an important work az that which lies
before the present body. He character
ized the body OF men VINO hanged anu
burned the negro Smith as devils IN
splred and their proceedings as HV'
only unlawful. but a whitening blight
ing curse, and asks that every partiei-
pant be ferretted ont and promising
sneedv trial Of every man indicted.
Judge Woods further said that it had
been charged that lcitizens had been
shot down without warrant Of law and
without sufficient provocation, and urged
the jury to carefully and thoroughly In
vestigate this phase OF the question, and
IL such charges were found to be well
grounded to bring I'm an indictment
against all parties offending, be they high
or low, few or many.
D. Wickliffe Griffin, OF the Roanoke
Record, left to-day for Randolph Macon
College at Front Royal to take a theo-
logical course with a view to entering
the Methodist ministry
The Virginia Wheel Club has decided
to ahve fall meet the 2ist inst.
The POpulists of Roanoke county and
city to-day nominated w. ]. Garst for
the House of Delegates. The Populists
OF Craig were to have nominated one can
didate Saturday. SO the convention to-day
simply endorsed this nomination, in the
absence Of information as TO who the
candidate was Mr.. Garst has always
been a Republican.
Otis f. Falls. who was thought TO
be fatally wounded in the riot and has
been cared for by the junior hose com
pany whose quarters are near the jail
where the fight occurred, was removed
to his home to-day and will recover.
Henry NJ. spangler, aged Go, died last
night.
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JUMPED TO HIS DEATH.
Young William sours Instantly Killed In
Luray County.

LURAY, VA, Oct. 2.-Special.- VIM.
Sours. a young man about eighteen years
Of age. son of Noah Sours, of this coun-
~, jumped last Saturday evening from
a south bound train on the Norfolk and
Western road, on the trestle at Overalls.
one of the highest trestles on the road. ten
miles north of here, and wax instantly
killed.
Coroner Hudson visited the place OF the
accident, but deemed an inquest I'M
necessary, as the evidence showed that
the youth was unaccustomed 10 travel
ing. and when the name OF the station.
Overalrs. where he lived. was shouted
out by the brakeman. he rushed from the
car, and plunged one hundred feet to
the rocky bed OF the creek below. His
body was terribly mutilated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-03
To Relieve the Sufferers.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. oct 1.-The fol-
lowing telegram has been received from
Miss Clara Barton, President or the
American National Red Cross, at Beau
fort. s. c.: THE Red Cross has to-
day officially accepted and assumed con-
troll Of the relief OF the sea
Island sufferers, rendered two weeks
ago by the governor and com
mittees OF South Carolina. This implies
the housing, feeding. clothing. and nurs-
ing Of 5000 people for eight months
with no aid from the government and
no fund but the direct charity OF the
American people. Our headquarters and
address is at Beaufort. s. c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-03
Arrly, o. he ..Appomattox.r

NEWPORT NEWS. oct. Especial
The Appomattox the second OF the large
steamships built for the Chesapeake ana
Ohio Steamship Company, arrived mere
this morning, and is now m3ored at li'f
No. 5. She is OF the same style as TIE
Rappahannock, but rot quite 50 lar
She has already begun taking on ner
cargo. which will consist chiefly OF grain
and cattle, and Is expected TO leave here
about October 10th for her first regular
voyage 10 Liverpool
Another OF the new liners is expected
ct this port daily.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-03
Nominations In SpofsyIvania

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Oct. q
Special.-Mr. Scion r. Coleman was nom.
mated to-day as the Democratic candidate
for the House Of Delegates from Spot
syavania county. Speeches were made
by Congressman ]. w. Marshall and
State Senator W A. Little, Jr
The Populists nominated George Turner,
OF Louisa, as their candidate for the
State Senate from this district.
The store and dwelling house near Hart
wood, Stafford county, belonging to Mt.
r. j.. Dodd, was destroyed by FIRE last
night. together with it's contents The
origin OF the fire is unknown. The prop
erty was insured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-03

Earned runs-Blake, Q. Gilman, Trub !;
h me runs, Blake 2, TRULY; two-base hits,
Grim; Truby. Reiman and Grim; Heimsn,
T.ubY and Grim: left on base Charles ons,
4. NIrgiulas. 4; sacrifice hits, Napier; rueS
out. by tnright, .; by bradley, 4; base on
called balls. Nirginias. 2; hat ~ pltehea pail
Iuck, 2; anoyer. Umpire Mr. Al Morgan.
lime of game, one hour and thirty minutes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-03

KEYSVILLE. VA. Oct. 2.-speciai.--
The Democratic party OF this county was
organized to-day. j. c. Watkins was
elected county chairman.
Thomas N. Williams. the Democratic
candidate for the Senate, addressed the
PEOPLE Mr.. Cooke and Judge Kerr spoke
In behalf OF the Peoples party. The
Peoples party organized and nominated
j Bruce Vaughan for the House OF Dele
gates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-03
rauchtiuthe Storm.

NORFOLK. VA. october 2.--The Brit
ish steamer Scamfell. from Pensacola
bound for Liverpool that put in here for
bunker coal and sailed on the 18th of
September. returned here tonight. having
encountered heavy northerly seas. STAY
ing In her bulwarks and shifting her deck
load OF lumber.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-03
THE RUNNING RACES.
Tho Winners at Latopia and Morris Park
and Entries For To-Day.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2.-To-day's results
at NJ rris Park are as follows:
First race. 5 furlmgs-Rolla. 1; Ana
verda, 2: Enfield, 8. Time. 57I-i
Second race. mile and I furlong-Race-
land. /: Hume. 2: Loudon. 3. Time. SO ID.
"tird race. 9 furiongs-iielen Nichols.l;
w. B.. 2; BY Jove. 5. Tine. LOO a.
Fourth race, Pelham Bay Handicap, I
mile and one-Quarter-Ramapo /; Sir Wal
ter. 2. Herman. g. Tine. 2.07.
Fifth race. furlengs-Mary Stone. L.
Annie Bishop. Q; Madrid, 9. Time, IN.
Sixth race. furlongs--Tom Harding, 1;
Fog Dance. 2; Minnehahs., J. Time
81 IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-03

A rare blrd in this country Is the
AFRICAN snake" which is owned oy
resident Of Monroe, La. Inc olto u W.
footed. and was swimming aii'""o
finders ducks when capurei'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-03
heath Of Charles Wallace.

FREDERICKSBURG. October D. NJ.
Charles Wallace. a prominent merchant
OF this city, and president Of the National
Bank. died at his residence this morning
AT two o'clock, aged ffty-three years. He
leaves a wife and grown son.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-03
Death OF Dr. Z. c. Gee.

BARRow's STORE. VA, oct. 2.-spe-
cial-Dr. Edward G. Gee. prominent
physician OF Loeb Leyen, Lunehoafs
county. died yesterday OF lockJaw' ana
will be buried to-day at his late resi-
dence
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-03

II I. noteworthy that the old court,
bonsa a. Cadlz. ohio which was erected
IN ISIS and which is being torn down Tor
a more pretentious strutare, has never
had death sentence announced within
L.. rUalls
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-03
CRANBERRY Steel property Sold.

KNOXVILLE, TENN, Oct. 2-lt IN
reported here that the Dessemer Ore Trust
has secured control Of the Magnetic
properly at Cranberry, ". G. The price
IL said 10 be 81 900 900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-03
The cable Route Restored.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-The western
Union Telegraph Company's central caole
Office has Just received the loio"hs'
Galveston route to Argentine ana De-
yond restored"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-03

HAMPDEN SIDNEY. VA, Oct a.
Specialize Rev. Thomas =. Peck. d.
D.. IL. D., for more than thirty years q
professor In Union Theological Seminary,
at Hanlpden Sidney. died this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-03

n won't be long until the coal dealer
victims ind him lying In weight ior theh'
once more.-Buffaio Courier
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-03

MISS JOHASOH'S SCHOOL
FOR
Young Ladies and LIttIGGIPB

ain. next session will begin sEPlE,ll...o...
=. roruer oi race and 0an'oi 49,.
The hoo. be ns INV e4s'Ss,yn15 .stI.iscioy
n Ufro.ei methods 81 cacnihs'
re.nl., can b. a'sured .-,t.. esr.ona
Ibe nfant Class viii 10 under Ile I'D
.'',.tton az the prl clpal hafhfa ''''
eraftoni. gwen 10 the Younger W.. ts, tea
-rnwing Tree Of charge 10 siti'
pTno French Conversation Class 80
.aucht orally, Dr. easily acquirei' VII
20 ne Infant Class for Ten Dollars f,plt.f ,f..
10 the previous large CORDS ,., Is :, ,sraiafs
49, Elorution rnd Physical Culture tea.-.
Mi he experienced. Latin, Msthemas 80
III .ci.nces taught bya Uniyer'ity A. h.f.-.
Trr IFRM and other particular elie
~ T She Prinoipal may be seen At her home ''
West Aain Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-03

FRENCH LANGUAGE.-MLLE,, II
4 Ia TOUR DE LABANOM ohl isl,.s
resume her classes ana pfifsle ,ryals
in French OCTOBER "a. hei litryss
ola sses al SCHOOL TERMS. Ae-''
or cali at pol east Main street
ser. "a. 26. Is. 30oct.3.5'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-03

MISS BENNETT WILL RssuM,lhsn ttsY.
vi duties OF her school on thu tss,s'.e.
SEPTEMBER 18th. az her -, e,so.,Tt.
i04li west Grace street. se-i-e'''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-03

MISS RESrLFY's SCHOOL FOE rwl,ilos,.
III This Ne.t .eSsion will begia on ns.,,.sa
day. september q, at No. i0i Last ~ srnta..l.
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F.li ,yeott,, yyi'Ibe He'd.

LEXINGTON. KY, oct. 2.-The gov
ernors OF the kentucky Association
have rescinded their action OF last week,
and the fall meeting will be held.