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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
RAGING An hARRlsoNsuaa.
Three Good Trottiog Events and a nile
Dash-To-D Day the Big Day.
telegram to the Dispa;ch.)

tspeciai telegram 70 the Dspascu.l
HAhElsoSBUBo. Va. September H.
Threatening weather again this morning
operated against a large attendance on tho
second day OK the Rockingham County
Fair. but the clouds broke away at noon
and the track was IN fine condition for the
racing.
Five horses started in the 3-ninu.e
race. which was won in al by John Paul.
owned by Sam Moore of Shenandoah
county: Elverton second. owned by +. A.
Shraus of Harrisonburg, and ). |. c., q
Staunton horse, third.
In the 1880 class. Anna H.. from Pitts
burg. won in fine style in 2.374 closely
pushed by Clay Chief. O KENTUCKY stallion.
owned and driven by w. l.. Laughlin, Of
Woodstock. +. G. Smiths Robert Bruce
took third place.
In the mile dash VIM. Bradshaw Green
way. from Lynchburg. proved a winner in
l:JOI%: j. E. Strothers' Boutwell, second
To-morrow's programme IS the most in
teresung at the far, and large crowd is
exDecled
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
Insurance Los. Compromised.

The loss by the recent fire at the Gay
ton Brick Company's works has been
adjusted. The receivers. W. l.. Walters,
Jr., and +. II. Winston. agreed to accept
$4,000 as n compromise in full satisfac-
ton, which sum the insurance companies
agreed 10 pay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
A VESSEL CAPTURED.
TIE ouNeoAT cHEsApeA AXE rAkesA
BElliGERaNT BOAT!
Primaries In Norfolk and Portsm ooth-
Candidates for the Leeislsture-Why
Not Pay for Pilot.
tspocIsi telegram to the Dispstch.)

NonroLK. Va. September 27.-The oys-
ter guuboat Chesapeake arrived from u
cruise to-day, and reports capturing ycs-
sci that was wanted by the State for firing
on one of the vessels of the oyster navy.
Daniel Maloney, prominent and we'll
known contractor. died suddenly to-day
at his home, on Freemason street; nged
CT years.
RIP. Handy (colored) has been brought
here from Accomac county and lodged in
Jail, charged with taking al excessive Zee
IN pension case.
THE TIME FIXED.
Monday the 9th OF October, has been
fixed upon by tho Democrats of Ports
mouth as the day for holding the primary
election 70. the nomination OF candidate
for the House Of Delegates. There arc
two lawyers In the field for the nomlua-
tion-viz.. Mr.. John W. Il. Porter. for
merly of tine House OF Delegates from
Portsmouth. aud Mr.. W: A. Fentress, the
ceptable records IN the General Assembly
by their industry and ability.
Tomorrow the primary election occurs
in this city Tor the nomination of two can
didates for the House OF Delegates, and
lively interest in the contest has been de-
veloped. There are four aspirants In tho
field for the honor Of representing the old
borough--viz., Major W. f. Foster. N. /.
Cooke (the present mem ber), l.. l.. hellam;
and j. +. Winslow. Tho various ward
clubs were in session last night mapping
plans for tomorrow
OPEN THE CAMPAIGN.
The Populists' campaign opens in this
section Friday with meetings IN Berkley
and then in Portsmouth. Judge Kerr. OF
Colorado. and f. r. Cooke, the candidate
for Governor. will address both meetings,
but will not visit this CITY at this time.
The United States practice-shlp Constel-
latiop arrived mere at noon to-day IN tow
of the government tug Standlsh, from An
napOlis. The Constellation Will receive
extensive repairs.
One hundred and sixty dollars of the
contributions left at tho Landmark were
sent to the Brunswick sufferers yesterday.
THE PILOTS CAN CARRY HER.
What work is necessary on the cruiser
New York will be done at the navy-yard
and carried down TO Hampton Roads TO
her. The Virginia pilots have very httie
faith in the souudings made IN the harbOr
bv Captain Phillips, and believe that with
"A little care they can carry his ship to the
ward. IL the water was blown out Of the
boilers Of the New York il would raise her
nearly fifteen inches, and she IS full OF
coal besides.
Rey.J. b. Askew, Of Petersburg, is visit
ing in Norfolk.
Raw and dlsagreeably cool here to-day,
thoroughly equluoctal.
MIR. George g. Martin. OF Berkeley. goes
10 Richmond tonight to wed Miss Lillian
Wilson, daughter of Rev. Il. L. Wilson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
Amelia and NottoMay.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.)
BURKEVILLE. VA. September a.
The Democrats OF Amelia and Nottoway
in convention here to-day nominated T..
q. Southall. OF Amelia. for the Legisla-
ture by reclamation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28

Jinks--Gallon must be drinking very
hard again.
Filkins--What makes you think SO: was
he intoxicated yesterday?
Jinks-No; but down at the art gallery
ne insisted that copy Of the Venus was
the LAGOON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
WANTED, CITY BONDS.
W. p. ANDERSON IS CO.,

corner Sixth AMI C,aT streets, Will pay You cash
for all your CITY BONDS. Sc %'-ft
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
OEeLcE or ClERK og HorsR oF DgIEqArEsl

OFFICE OF CLERK OF lI0Csg or DEIEfATEsl
AND KEEPsK or IuR ROLLS or NlRGlSh,
ElCHNOND, Va, July 20, 1898. J
The foregoing IS a copy OF joint resolution pro-
posing an amendment 10 tue ION clause VI nrti-
Gle Of tho Constitution Of Virginia, and pro-
vi1ing for publishing said amendment AMI crc-
tifyiLg the same 70 tho next General Assembly,
which was agreed - on February l., 1892, by q
majority Of the members elected to each Of the
two houses, aud 80 recorded, aud winch JOIN.
resolution was approved by the Governor on
February 10, 1892. aud is published In Accord
ance with provision therein con aimed.
j. BELL BIGGER,
Clerk Of House OF Delegates and Keeper Of
Rolls Of Virginia. au 3-lhtNO1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28

No. g..
Daily ek- No. 81,
s. A. l., cept u n DAILY.
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
a Danville Business Failure.

ICUV-IHI 10 VI" NII'I-Fs-I'I
DANvuLE. Va, September 27.-Iyree y
Campbell, commission merchants OF THIS
city, made an assignment this evening for
the benefit of creditors. Liabilities
amount to S73S; assets SLIT. Most OF
the creditors are in Virginia and North
Horoltpa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
MEETINGS-FOurlh Thursday.

ACCA TEMPLE, MYSTIC SHRINE.
MARSHALL LODGE, KNIGHTS CF PYTHIAs.
JEFFERSON LODGE, KNIGHTS or PHTHlAS.
AURORA LODGE. ODn-FELI oWS.
RJASE LODGE, ODD-FELLOWs.
YAKIMA TRIBE, RED MN.
NANTED TRlEF. RID MN.
VIRGINIA LODGE. KNIGHTS or UONOR.
OLD DOMalOS LODGE, GOLDEN CHAIN
". GIlNS COUNCIL AMEEI'AS HECHASICS.
ViKGINIA COSCLAVE. HEPTsSOPTS.
COMPANY j, FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT.
CYSTHCs GROVE. pGytu~.
MONROE GROVE, pKUIDs.
LIE LODGE, TOSTi.
JtrTfBsOS iODGE, GOOD TENPLARs.
STUART HORSE GCAKDs.
section 80. POP. KNIGHTS or PTTuIAs.
HENDERSON LODGE. ODu-FEILOWS.
ylRGr,IA COUNCIL. ROYAL ARCANtM.
BELYinEfE COrNCif, ROYAL AR 'ANUM.
vIRGISIA Lodge, SHIELD or HOSOR.
EiCnMOND y. ". C. T. L.
ST. PATRICK BEHEFlCIAL SOCIETY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
No. 2S north Ninth street.

FORMULATED SUGAR, sc. pound
W NEW MACKERkL, SOC per dozen;
CALIFORNIA HAMS lOc. pound:
4 PLUGS Sun CURED TOBACCO, for "oc-
PURE LARD, 3 pounds Tor 2Jc
BEST CITY NEAL, U0c. Oushe.;
SRBUCKL Is ARI0SA COFFEE. pa. pound;
IL bars LARGE SOAP tor 21c.; .....,,,,-
Half-POund boxes BEST BAhlNG-POM DEN &C.
SARDINES. DC. a box;
ROASTED COFFEE. lSc. per pound.
NEW NORTH CAKOLlNA COT HERhlNdS,
Toe:
LIGHT BROWN SUGAR. &c. per pound.
PURE SUGAR SYRUP. 20c. gallon:
PURE CIDER VINEGAR, 25c. per galion;
PICKING SPICES, poe. per pound;
NEW EAkLl JUNE PEAS. loo. per can,
PURE OLD RYE WHiSkEI. 81 n gallon
Q p0unis BEST CKEAM CHEESE for *jc.
sILVER-KING FLOUR, best sold s42o bar
rel. or 2Sc. sack:
SNOWFLAKE FLOUR, 1919 per barrel, or
2jc. per sack
. cans SALMON Tor 21c.
Phone 3l6 Prlce-llst mailed on applcatlon.
=. ULLMAN'S son,
my6 lS20-lS22 east Main
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
DHILADELPHLA, RICH IIA
MOND. AND NORFOLK -.zstEza1ss.s
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days: Every IL ESDAY and
FRIDAY at l Z. NJ. and every SUNDAY az ,
A. a.
Freight for Tuesdays ana Fridays s.eamers
received III sailing hour Tor Sundays steamer
Till L. ". Saturday. Freight received daily un-
I'll > +. NJ.
Fare, 49,
For further Information apply 20
!. " MCCARRICk,
Genera Southern Agent. ONCE RockettS
". T.. CLYDE &CO,
my2o General Agents, Philadelphia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
.lackstone,r Social Event.


Special telegram to the Dispatch)
BLACKSTONE. VA. September n
The great social event Of the season was
the marriage to-day at the Baptist church
Of Mr. A. W Waterman, Of Crewe, and
Mrs. NJ f.. Cochran. Of NottoWay. The
church was wen filled with a fashionable
audience long before the appointed hour.
AZ 3 o'clock the bridal party entered the
church. The bride and groom were met
NJ the altar 10y the pastor. Rev. NJ. =.
Sanford. who. in a very impressive man
uer. made them man and wife Miss Cora
Adams gracefully presided at the organ
and rendered Mcndelssohn's wedding
march Immediately after the ceremony
the couple left on a tour but VIII return
10 Crewe. where they will in future re-
side
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
PROFESSIONAL

PROFESSIONAL.
JAMES LYONS,
y ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
law-Onlce, No. , state Bank Building
Telephone 734, Post-Onlce Box 36J,
Richmond, Va,
practices In al the state and United States
courts In RichmOn1. Deeds and Wills carefully
prepared. ACCOMPLISHMENTS and dispositions
taken. Collections promptly made and re-
mitted. ap -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28

~ U6OtKv W. 7""I0'
LIME KIMBALL ORGAN: FU I'M,
I,rDu cAppETs. &c, AT AUCTION. Il
nil 81, ,t,ss residence Of Mr. Z. J. Levy, No.
Ills east Clay street, at 1890 A. ~, on
THURSDAY, ssrrsHBEr 20, 1893
1 erceilen, io-sT0P KIMBALL okGAS;
PhRlOR CABINET cAsg, 10 ptco ORDER:
HANDSOME WALNUT ErAGERE, WIN large inu-
ror:
Mo ei,n SOFA ana PARLoR CHAIRS PIC
soLib Walnut BUFFET, CARVED STAG
ORNAMENTS: ,,, ,,,,,rr~o
wAI.SUT HAT-RACB. 1 LADYs WRlFiN'-
DESK: ..,.
BRUSSELS HALL. aud STAIR CARPETS;
DINfNG-CHAIRs, PLATED WARE
CROCKBRY, GLASSWARE;
and variety OF miscellaneous articles
GEORGE n. MAYO.
ss26 Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
Z old DO INION
=: : :: ::
IT, " STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
llVS.E. sEMI-WEEkLY LINE FOR NEW
lSSANoZ YORK.
- steamers leave Richmond
EVERY TUESDAY and FRIDAY
NJ, : o'clock p VI. Manifest closed one hour be-

NJ . v fAONA 80 N-N~~- ~'N"N- 49, --
lore sailing tiue NJ ~. -,
River. for Richmond every WEDNESDAY and
SATTfgDAY at :, T.. NJ, arriving in Kicnmond
MONDAY and FRIDAY MORNlNGS
Possenger accOmmodht lOis unsurpassed
CABIN faro 70 New York Including meals
and berth ria James-riyer route. ......s 90
Round.trip tickets. limited to thirty days
after daIe Of ISSUE .................... II w
Steerago fare with subsistence, ....... q 90
Storage fare, without subsistence. 90
Cabin fare ria Chesapeake and ohio rail-
way and Richmond and Petersburg
railroad tickets limited 10 four days.. . %
Rouud-trip tickets tiiinitod 10 thirty days. Ii 90
Tickets can be obtained at Richmond transfer
Companys. 901 east Main street: Chesapeake
aad ohio and Richmond ana Petersburg dspots,
and al the cOmpanys o1lce. 1901 Main street.
aud wharf, Rockets.
Freight forwarded and through bills OF le1ing
Issued for points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until Z. III.
Passengers Leaving Richmond on MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and sAIUk-
DAYS by the Chesapeake and ohio railway ,via
Newport News) at 3'P N. and b. the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad tsame DAYS at 3:ic L.
NJ. will make connection az NORFOLK with
steamer Leaving those days
GEORGE w. ALLEN e CO., Agents,
No. 1901 Main street,
a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
WANT CUSTOMERS FOR
LOST. srnAYED. AND roUH %.

7 OSI. A SMALL POCKET MEMO
~ RANDUM -BoOK-Virginia state In
surance Company containing private memo
randa only valuable to myself | viii pay q
suitable reward Tor It's return. f. J. LEVY.
30 2S-lt' 1ll3 east Clay street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
IIIRGINIA NAYIGATLONs.szs.

VIRGINIA NAVIGATION4.IIA,
' COMPANY's JAMES-RIVER 9zzz6sss3s
LINE for Norfolk, Portsmouth Old p 1inE, New
port News, Claremont, aud james RIVER land
lngs, ard connecting at Old Point aud Norfolk
for Washington. Baltimore. and the North.
STEAMER POt'AhU TAS LEAVE RICH dOSD
EVERY MONDAY WEDNESDAY, AND
FRIDAY AT a. NJ.
Elecsric-cars dlect TO wharf. Fare sl.l ..
sl.5J, and 81 10 Norfolk. Portsmouth, oid
Point. and Newport News Music py Grand
Orchestrion.
kreigh. received daily for sbove-named places
and All. points In Eastern Virginia and North
Carolina.
EDWARD Il. BARNEY, IRWIN wElsIGER,
President superintendent.
General o1lcss; Planters Bank Building. .
II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
ByJ. G. Johns)n. Au'tioueer,
1905 east Franklin street.


NJ
TRUSTEES SALE BY AUCTION
i OLA ATTRACTIVE LOT WITH SNAIL
FRAME HOUSE 90 233l THEREON On us
NEAR EVERETT STREET, AND A LARGE
AND VALUABLE VACANT LOT At u ~
NORTHEAST CORNEk PERRY AND Ten Il
STREETS, FRONTING pa FEET on TIE
EAST LINE or PERRY STREET, IN hANCHE>-
TER. VA-In execution OF two certain dceis
Of aust from John L. Taylor 10 the underslgneo,
tho first dated Auguft /, 1852, and inc other
dated tn OF jane, 1898, o)ta duly RECORDED IN
the Hastings Court Of the city OF han-hester 10
fault having boon made n tho payment oi "a par
OF the debt secnred thereby wi sell 10y Tho
direction Of the oenehciaiyl by pubic auction,
on the premises respectively, On
MONDAY. OCTOBER .. 1898,
at the hours presently named, the following
valuable REAL ESTATE In tho city OF Man
chester. tO-wit:
90 at ~ o'clock. z. ~, on the premises, the
frame house NO. 233. ami tho lot on which it
stands, fronting 30 toet on tue Richmond ana
Petersburg turnpike and RAINING b0ck be-
tween slightly conyerginR Hhes 20 flliih0ie
street, upon whcn Il has also SOol mont.
%. Under both q said deeds Will sell az
O'Clock =. VI. the largo AMI choice lot, sltuated
at the northeast corner OF Perry ara lenth
street, ironing PA feet on the east line oil FER
~ strFes AMI running back l0f leeI 10 An
This Is good property, and the sale Of IL should
command The attendance OK home-seekeis and
capitalists.
TERMs: For the house anil lot on tho turn
pike, all cash, aut foe the property on Perry
street. enough more In cash a. may be noces-
parv 20 pay tho costs OF executing tue trust ana
to discharge the following debts-to-wt: 500
with interest from August |, 1903: Sl,33p
with interest from 3lst OF August, 1898; rloO
with interest from July 81. 1893. geo with
interest from August %, 1893. ana $500 WIN
interest from september 10. lS0 3, and th- r's-
idue upoa terms 10 DO named az the time Of
sale. y, W. BOWL
b 81 Trustee ~ both Deeds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
YORK-RlVER LINZ
THEFAyORllL A'.
LEAVE ElCiA.'-'

TRAIN SO. DID, $3.50. $50
LOCAL EXPIRES, 'tlE q
az al stations. 40 i'-
stage Tor Ha.keFi ~ "'-
West Point. ...tH
BaLTIMoKE UNITED 80 ...a
for Nest Poiui. o'aGo fs
ssaamer, for Balumerf. Do lt
sane. Win Bal,n5,o ..sl p
wsshlagton, Pulsie f'., ...5 a
steamer leave ba.,i-l.t !.
cept sunday n...t .....t
=, t n,es 4. m b., 1910 a. 81, eai
IRAN No a 30, . - -, - -
local MINED, daily al.ss 81 -
Twenly.,niri street lof Nas' w. -
mediate points .-..., f,.t g. VIZ >
Omen s A. N 10 o T. H. '.
1880 A. NJ. o...,.t Nos sly EA
Sol. haas. c..,st gAsssl,''
sam8 ssr,s, S,ene. a. -A4as-,.ss "A
Y; II h s inosrsSs. sapsr'a's ,,,..,..'' = !
Joss N. BsALl. 1Iayslals
aio es,. Main ssrsss, Ri's ''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28


TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. BRoAD-STREEr
STATION.
$50 A. n. Daily, With Pullman for Nor
fox. Portsmouth, Ola Point New
port News and local stations.
3.OOP.M Daily, with Pullman, Tor local sta
tons, Newport Ness, Old Point,
Norfolk, ana Porte mouth.
6:45 A. ". Local train. except sunday, with
PaFiOr car. for CHiton Forge. Con-
meets at GOrdonsyille for Washing
ton, at virginia Midland junction
for Lyaehbarg, and a! stanton for
Winchester.
2.ooP NJ. WOrids-Fsir special daiiy, with
Pullman and Nesubuls coaches "a
Chicago. Also Coaches on Nos.
and Tor steunt0n Gni local staa
tons. Aeals served on D.Dipg-
Cars
$50 P. NJ. Local train. except Sunday, Ac-
commodation tor CAarlottesyiis.
1000 p. ~ DAILY, Tor CINCINNATI and Chicago,
FEW. with Pullman for Cincinnati aud
Louisville and dining-car Clifton
Forge TO Cincinnati. Connects at
Coviugton. Va. for Virginia hos
springs daily. Meals ssryed on diH-
ing-cars
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH-sTREET STATION
g:O0 An. Daily, with fa,ace Car for Lynchbarg.
lexington. Va. and Cniton
Forge Connects. except sunday,
for Rosney, aud Craig City.
4:ao P. N. Except sunday. Local aceommo-
Cat on for Columbia. VS.. On Sat.
urisy snis train ruas to Giaistone3
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND. BROAD
STREET STATION.
s:lbA N. Daily, from Cincinnati
I:3D y. 81. Daily, from Norfolk and Old Point
200 r. u. Daily, from Cincinnati and Loais-
Vile.
1880 p. NJ. Daily, from Norfolk and Old Point
7.45 p H. Except sunday. iiom non 'everte>
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHrH-srRkErs STATION.
sA5 A. "A. kxcops sunday, from cosumbls,
on Mondays iron Gladstone.
6:lO p u. Daily, from Lynch burg and Cliltoa
Forge J0HN D. POTTS.
su3 ~ Division Passenger AgsAk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28

NgrANTED, BOARD AND ROOM
w BY GESTL EMAN AND WIFE n pri-
,a'e family by November 9TH. References
gwen and required. Address, stating terms and
,,,r,,c,I.rs IN - Rox 3S2. so2S-2.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28
Kate Fields Washington.

Don't take any chances. Vote for Loven
stein and Sands for the Senate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-28

WANTED, OCCUPANTS FOR
w VERY DESIRABLE + L K y Is ID
ROOMS, en- suite or separate. Apply nj olO
- ~. "a -. 40 2S-lt'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-05-12

We really wish our esteemed con-
tempOraries, the doctors, would ex-
plain to US exactly what they mean
when they say that SO-and-sO has dice,
Of heart failure, says the Washington
Post. OF course, We know in a general
way that citizen dies when his heart
comes to a determined stop, and no
doubt that cOnsummatiOn might he
loosely described as a heart failure on
the ground that it is the reverse of
heart activity. But the term is now
employed as though it described some
specific complaint, like consumption,
or Bright's disease, or diphtheIa; and
we are building up within ourselves
yearning curiosity to know just what
it means
Mr.. Thompson, we will say, is a
large man of liberal ways of life, with
a fiOrid complexion, a jOcund nose,
and a coming appetite for rum and
water. He Gates with catholic taste
and Brobdignagian energy. He drinks
as does the painting hart which finds
an unexpected fountain in the desert.
Some fine day Thompson dies with
his boots on, so to speak; that is to
say, he reaches for his glass Of hot
whisky tOddy, misses it, and passes.
Several eminent physicians gaze up
on the cayader, wag their heads mourn.
fully, and say Heart failure" With.
in week old Joskins round the corner
takes tumble. JOskins is cadaverous
and long, built like a tuning-fork,
and equipped inside of him much like
the crane Of song and story. He eats
little, drinks less, and mirrors his
generation in a bilious eye. Some
body leaves the door ajar and Joskins
blows out through the chink into
another world. Doctors come ana
ponder over him and say Heart fail
ure" once again.
We do not understand 1t. We wish
we did. What is heart failure any
how? Is it new disease, or is the
term merely scientific subterfuge?
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-05-12
Greatest Ruins in the World.

George Cursor, the English Member
of Parliament, recently returned from a
seven months tour of the far East, and
in giving Pail Mall Budget man an &C
count Of his wanderings said that he had
visited the ruins Of Angkor, au ancient
Chinese city, with remains OF the most
magnificent and stupendous character.
He photographed the temple of Ankor
Wat, which, it is supposed, was built by
the Runners, who came from India be-
tween A. D. 700 and 100. The ruins
OF these temples and palaces, Mr.. Curzon
thinks, arc the most remarkable in the
world. They are situated in the midst
OF tropical forest. The forest growth
is so thick that to approach them it is
necessary to cut way with billhooks.
SO Jeusc was the underground that the
tourney to some of the ruins was made
in darkness. So little is known about
them and so thoroughly are they hidden
by the forest that many Of the people in
the neishborhood have forgotten the
ctual site.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-05-12
FARM AND HOUSEHMD.
anowrH OF YOUNG ANIMALS.

There are soma things that every
farmer should keep constantly in mind,
and one of these is that the most growth
is made by young animal, in proper
ton to the food consumed, and con'e-
oucntly 10 proportion to its cost. Then
II follows that the moet profit is made
from vouuq animals. This is most ap-
plicable to young pigs, which for the
small quantity of food consumed will
double their weight in a few days. 1t
is a good plan to give a little sweet cows
milk in a shallow pan TO sucking pigs,
especially those that are born late in the
season, not forgetting to feed the SOW
the hest food. Buckwheat and oats
ground together and given in slop
made by pouring boiling water on this
meal, and leaving it to cool, will make
surprising growth in young pigs, and
with warm pen end soft bed the litter
will thrive in the best manner. BY Gull
tivating this ability to grow rapidly, aud
rearing trO filters in year, good
brood SOW may be made worth the inter-
est Of $500 every year. Such an animal
deserves all the encouragement and kind
treatment that may be given her,
American Agricu!turist.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-05-12
Had a WanderfuI MtmorY.

Magliabecchi, a Florentine, born in
1888, was blessed with a wonderful
memory. From early years he was an
Unsuitable reader aud became familiar, it
is written, with nearly every book extant
in Europe at that period. More than
this, he could repeat nearly everything
that he read. lie was sometimes called
diving speaking index OF all the
literature OF the age.
Learned persons came to him to direct
them to any book needed for consulta-
ton; volume, page and often the very
line we're &C his tongues end. He
studied the catalogues OF all the famous
Libraries, both public and private, and
80 familiarizsd himself with collections
Of books and valuable manuscripts that
he had never sseu.
At one periol he was librarian to the
Grand Duke, and being one day inquired
Of by his royal patron concerning GER
tain very rare book which was needed in
some investigation, replied:
"Tncre is but one copy I'D the world
aud that is in the library Of the Grand
Seiguior at Constantinople, and tho
point you are in search Of may be found
in book No. z, on the riga. hand side as
one enters"
SIagliabeccii dfei In Florence in 17i4,
in his eighty-arst year, New YORK
World,