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place in large quantities and the outlook u
for good crop. A special train run by the
Adams EXPRESS Company. which was put
on yesterday. leaves Cape Charles at i2:3OP.
Nj. and makes fly run through 20 Jersey
City. which affords shippers an oppor-
tunity Of putting their berries on the New
York market at an early hour tho next day
after they are picked, the result OF which
Ia better prices for the fruit, and tho
farmers are taking advantage of the special
opportunity offered them by making heavy
shipments by the train.
The indications are that there will be
very heavy crop Of white potatoes on the
Eastern Shore this season II tho weather
continues favorable.
The crop Of such fruit a. peaches and
apples Will also Surpass any oil forme.
years.
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Or. MINNlesRoos coNeRA1uLArep
Bru.on Church vostry Passes Appro-
pirate Eosoiutions-Nrs Narsden Dead.

rCorrcsDondenceo o; thu Riclnoa1 Dlspatcn.l
WILLIAMSBURG. May 20.-As Rev. Charles
Minnigerodo, ID. D.. was confirmed and
ordained at Bruton Episcopal church
here the vestry at Its last meeting thought
II appropriate TO adopt some resolution
coagratulating him upon the fifticth ami
vcrsary of h!s marriage and tho following
was offered by DIR. }. Leslie Hall and
unanimously adopted:
vestry Of Bruton Episcopal church
tender the Rev. Charles Minnigerode
and hls wife their congratulations upon
the fftlcth anniversary OF their marriage.
We remember with pleasure that Dr..
MlnnigorOde was both confirmed and or
dalned III this church. and deem IL emil
nently proper that on this joyful occasion
this parish should honor her well-beloyed
son"
ALADT OcToOENARIAN CONE.
Mrs. Margaret Nlmmo Marsden died hero
yesterday at tho residence of her sister.
Mrs. LIZZIE McCandlish; aged 10 years.
Mrs. Marsden was from Norfolk. and was
Temporarily residing hore. Although con-
fined 10 her home by ili health. her death
was entirely unexpected. Her remains
were taken 10 Norfolk for lntermeut III the
family lot.
PYRsOEAI.
General James Grant Wilson. Of New
York city editor Of the American Ency-
clopedis. was hero to-dsy and spent seve-
raj hours in the library Of william and
Mary and at Bruton church.
CONWAY Sans and wife, from Norfolk
were prominent among the large number
Of visitors In town Yesterday.
Hiss Bette Polar. from LyDchbure, and
Misses Harris. daughters of Dr. william
). Harris. Of Blackstone. are among me
guests of tho Misses Booth at Garter
Grove.
Mr.. G. p. Armistcad. steward and. cashier
ut the State Insane Asylum. lett for nor
fox yesterday on important business,
Mayor Leonard Henley, who has been
confined to his room for several months, /:
much improved and hopes to be able tc
get out during the coming week.
IN ITS BIO CLOTHES.
The Gazcte made its appearance this
morning a. 4-pago. 7-cOlumn paper, with
Messrs. Johnston Il Mills as publishers
Mr.. Johnston IL an Glumnus of william
! and Mary. aud from Wheelersburg, .. MI
| Mills Is from Carlisle. Pa.
4 special 10 the Gazette to-day states that
| Mr.. John Spear, young white man re-
! siding near keltOn, James City county. Il
/ dead. lie was brother to Mr.. Henry
Spcar. tho Republican candidate for Sherld
/ Of York county.
The Methodists pear Kelton Station, IL
the county, have just completed very
prcttv little chapel, at which the Rev.
Nh. James will oihciato for the present.
Adjutant Jones, of Msgruder-E wel
! Camp. reports that his camp Will be wei
represented AT the reinterment OF the re-
mains o. Jefferson Davis. besides mum
! Der of others will attend.
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FINE WHEAT CROP IN ALBEMARLE.
The Prospect for Fruit Very Good-"ar
Against Bar-Reepers-Psrson

Against Bar-Reepers-Psrsona
fCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatchl
ScorrsyuLs. Va, May 20.-ln. oonse-
ouence of the cool weather that has pre-
vailed for u long time crops are looking
rather BADLY, but wheat in this immediate
section promises we'll The finest crop
knowa in this vicinity for many years -
now growing on" Yalmont," farm owned
by Pitts & Dorrier just above town. me
prospects for fruit arc now very me all
through tins section of country.
Mr.. q. w. Cark's family. OF 81 west
Grace street, Richmond, are returning 10
their beautiful summer home, at this
place. u-
There has been quite stir here recently
in regard 20 the bar-keepers selling nquor
10 minors In violation of the law. 1here
will be an effort made at next court 10
have the licenses of some OF them revoked.
The passenger tram going west TO-DAY
ran over fine cow Just before IL reaoheu
the depot and broke her hind legs.
MIR. Henry q. Lewis, of Colorado, Is on
visit TO his father. MIR. Il. X. Lewis, OF
HowardsyIlle. after an absence OF some
eight or ten years. He Is one OF the man
ayers of the largest mining enterprise on
the continent.
John Robnson's show and our county
election both coming Oft in our town next
week will no doubt make things quite
lively.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
MAY SPRING NEGRO CANDIDATES.
Eject of tho Democratic Split In Camp
boii-Hil City Notes.
tpv ,s,srr,ph TO the Dispatch.l

[By telegraph TO the Dispatcn-l
IirNcHBugG, Va, May 2O.-lt IS reported
here that the negroes intend To spring
negro candidates IN Campbell county the
day before election for the clerkshlps o,
tba courts Az the Democrats are divided
the negroes have some hopes of electing
their candidates.
At the last stated communication OF
Hill City Lodge OF Masons there were nied
tbirty-two petitions and SIX for afhiia;;
ton. II is thought this breaks the record
for the State. s;....
The revenue collections for this district
tho past week were only Si5.35i. -.
t,ne horse stolen from A. nj. Doyle. OF
Belleyue. Bedford county, night before
last was captured here this afternoon, but
the thief escaped.
The Miller Manual-Labor School base
bali team played the Lynchburgs to-day
and beat them 10 to IL.
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Eebeeca Clements VIII Not Go Home
snecinl felneram 70 the Dispatch.l

ROANOKE VA. May 20.--Rebecca Gle.
ments. the missing Lynchburg. girl who
was found here by her father last night
working rs domestic in tho house OF Mrs.
was taken 10 the Home for the Sick. was
removed from the home today TO the rest
depce Of her aunt; Mrs. critzer, near Crys-
tai Spring. She VOWS she will never re-
turn 10 her fathers. who. she saws. wrong
fully accused Lynchburg parties OF ner
ruin. During her residence hore 81
month she has worked faithfully for MTs.
Wright and conducted herself properly;
Mr.. Clemente is still in this city. but VIII
return home tomorrow without Els
daughter. who will remain with her aunt
for tina nreeant
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should not be declared forfeited. This turn.
pike company built and operates this great
thoroughfsre, running thronh Rocking-
ham, Augusta. and Bath counties IRON
Hnrrisonburg 10 the Warm Springs. mug !.
MAINTAIN the roadway.
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Especial telegram % tho DIspltu'I
WARM SPRINGS, Va. May 2e..The many
friends OF Rev. X. n. Mason Will be palnso
10 learn of his critical illness here, at the
home of his sister, Mra. Samuel w. Anhe,-
son. He came here with MS family early
last week. hoping to bo benefited BY me
change. BE has been declining rspiaiy
since and NAV die ct any moment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21

George ". Mayo. Anctionesr.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CAR.
III PETS, &C., At AUCTioE.-By direction q
Mr.. Charles Butzier will sell az his residence,
No. 10s east Clay street.. AZ 1890 A. N.
TUESDAY, NAY 90. 1898.
HANDsoaE CHERRY PARLOR SUIT. up
hoistsred IL embroidered silk plush,
I WALNUT PARIOk SUIT IN brprstciie,
Very ine VELVET PAkLOR CARPETS.
BRUSSELS and OTHER CHAMBER, STAIR,
and HALL CARPETS.
SMYRNA RUGS. JAPAN ESE SCREEN,
BRONZE MASTEL FIGURES,
WALNUT FRAMED PfRR MIRROR.
WALNUT UAT-RACk,
HANDSOME WALNUT HALL RACK, with large
Fren-h-plate mirror.
FANCY UPHOLSTERED ROCKERS and COR
MIR CHAIR,
WALNUT SECRETARY,
OAK BOOKCASE. fLAT-rOp WALNUT DESK,
LEATHER BOTTOM LIBRARY CHAINS.
LOUNGES. l WALNUT REFRIGERATOR,
LACE CURTAINS, CHENILLE POKrIEREs,
WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT and HANDSOME
WALNU T and OTHER wARDROBEs,
TOILET SETS, aud = general assortment OF
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES.
GEORGE w. MAYO.
my2o Auctloneer.
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c-AJoe WILSON'S PAINFUL WOUND.
a "''yc'isrs Dangerous Coiiision-Rapid
rfansportation Of Berries.

N,T's,Yalelcsc u tns Richmpnd DsDstch.l
,'Nf CIMtL., Va. May 20. Mr. Claude
~ W. b. Wilson & Co. this city,
"''4.ly shot ia bis left knee yester-
afternoon while pfacllcing shooting
i..fe WIKI friend. DIR. ID. +. wilkins
''',el Tao wound. out was unable 70 re-
N' bali. which was buried deeply
' % 80 the kree-cap.
Ne lighthouse steamer Jessamine left
=, les'erday morning for Cobb's Island
.' material FOR new lifc-saying sta
81. "-ich Is 10 be erected al that place.
..l ono having been condemned.
PFC. JAMES ii. Hoblitzell. train-dis-
- Ssvf u the New York. Philadelphia,
- '"iioik railroad. met with painful
r-'at Yesterday morning while trying a
~. s'iotT bicycle. Mr.. Hobiitzell at
w. w. 10 make short turn NJ the cor
hason, ana 10 doing 50 collided with
,."a2on, throwing BIN OF the boy
~l@ foa1ering hin helpless.
nkffD gBaHslT.
skst befrirx sIe heiae shipped from this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
COSTEBESCE.
a SAD DAY IN BURKEVILLE.
Funeral Services of Mr.. John Morton
Iafd TO Rest Ia the Cemetery.
Correspondence d the Richmond Dispatch.l

correspondence d the Richmond DisDatch1
BURKEvILLr, May 2O.-On yesterday af-
ternoon the burial OF Mr.. John Morton
took place from the Presbyterian cnurch.
A largo attendance OF friends met 10 pay
the last tribute of respect 10 the memory
of loved and honored citizen. The Rev.
Il. b. Epes conducted the services. which
were solemn and most impressive: The
pall-bearers were Captain ". F.. Gaines,
MIR. Berger, Mr. Wing. Mr.. Bornara, ana
Judge Farrar OF Amelia.
The chorus school choir from the Rev.
Mr.. Cridlin's furnished the music, winch
was tender, sympathetic, and beautiful.
The solo of Professor Cridiln, Good
Night" was well rendered and deeply I'M
pressed the sorrowing assembly.
The remains were laid TO rest IN the
church cemetery and the grave was decked
with many floral of erings.
GOOD CITIZEN.
Thus has passed worthy and gifted
man. For many years MIR. Morton had
ncted as Commonwealth's Attorney, and
his official life was faithful, earnest, and
brilliant. Kind and genial IN his DISPOSE
ton. he was loved by his brethren OF the
profession. who IN his last DAYS paid HIM
much attention and care. He leaves the
fragrance OF a good and noble life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
2 cco0 VIRGINIA CIRCUS TOWN.
.r.ate 81 Respect to tho Memory of n
taud-PetsonaI and social Notes.


r.- ..er.,a.s % mo Richmond Dispatch.1
.,...>. Va. Nav 20.-The entire pop
c.. ~ Allegheny county, white and
ta-l.i ont thursday IN honor OF
H.Ecus.
.. ..vlston Nachlne-Works, Stock
Dolly Ann Mine were all closed
fl, week III respect to tho
If. frank lyiuau's little son,
from malignant dIphthera on
'. Ir...lrt % the Covipgton In
Company has lust issued his
.- ..gt. which shows the affairs OF
uf g. be IN excellent condition.
ilE Intended tor Methodist
-. .. bong erected IN last COvlngton
SID Bee r,4ly for OCCUPANCY Ia a few
.. l.sfcombe and Miss Katie Skeen
i.ilr,ei from a short yislt 10 Mrs. j.
Clifton Forge.
d. BE. Hush died "a few days ago,
zwcsk-Old daughter. Mrs.
'. sas ayoaug and attractive woman.
..t marriage "a year ago - fresh IN the
iy q the friends who mourn her
-.r Alexander Mcdonald, Of Lynch
"t' ias recently been appointed
..,f o. Persia. - IN COvingioa on
W tHr..l'.Yes.
.-' tl.fer aud Miss Dickson, OF West
"s'.'- are visiting Mrs. A. A. McA!iisier.
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tx THE CIRCUIT COCRr or fHE COUNTY oF llEs-
RlCD-E. q. LEIGu, JR., & &C., WHO SOS, &C.,
VS.. LoCHSAsES ADNISsTRArOE
Nv. \. Loake, clerk o. said court, DO ceriify
that the bond required 81 special mmiss'cn-
era. Sol Cutchins, Il. 4. Crump. aud william
Ellyson. By decree entered "a saih cause on tuo
IItp day OF April, 1893, has beeD duly given.
Given under my hand this OH day o. May
1907. ". 5. LEAKE.
my II NletA.
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c. A. SCOTT. GuARDTAs, PLAINTIFF W. MARY !.
LEWIS NJ iLs., DYyENDASrs-lS me CAAsCEkr
COURT OF Tx Jirr Oh kicu1OSp.
7 Cbarles w. Gofiin Clerk ~ said court, GER
tily that sue bond required 81 tho special coni-
missioner by tho decree IN SAID cause oi So'eih'
Der I, 1892, has beon duly given.
Given uadcr my hand this IN day ., NSse'n'
Der. 1892. ChAhLEo W. oODp,S,
my rs N'Ste.
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BY George W. Mayo. Auctioneer,
% and "a north Ninth street.
HANDSOME BROUGHAM. SUR
lSREY, DOUBLE HARNESS, HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE. &c, fI AUc-
TIOS.-I will sell al my store ct 1880 o'clock on
MONDAY, MAY 22, 1893,
l excellent PRIVATE BROUGHAM. glass front
and upholstered in leather and cloth, suita-
bio for n physician or small family;
l FOJR-SEAT SURREY, made by David AIMS
he, In nice condition and very little used;
Also, SET OF VERY GOOD DOUBLE HAIR
NESS: . ..,,,.,
CHAMBER SUITS, PARLOR SUITS;
WALNUT BOOk-CASE and DESK combined;
WALNUT BUfFErS; .,
OAK EXTENSION TABLES BEDSTEADS;
BUREAUS, WASuSTAN DS, TABLES;
CHAIRS, HALI-RACK, LOUNGES;
SEWING MACHINES;
WOVEN-WlkE BED-SPRINGS;
FEATHER BEDS; -
ICE-CUESTS, REFRfGERATOR;
COOkING- aud HEArING-SIUEES;
GAS and OIL COMMISSIONERS
KITCHEN UTENSILS, &C.
myol Auctioreer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
BY Frank D. hin & Co.
Real Estate Agents AMI Auciioneers.
No. u north Eleventh street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
~ SMALL FRAME DWELLINGS, Nos als,p
AND an CABELL STREET, BETWEEN
TYLER AND ROANE STREETS, Al Aut-
IfON.-By v rtuo OF docree0i Richmond chan
Gerry Court OF November 4. 1892 m tho sait or
scotf, guardian. ~. Mary l. Lewis ~ ala, VAL
sell al public auction, on tho proialaes,
WEDNESDAY, MAY "a. 1898,
at so o'clock p. ~. the PROPERTY described In
sald decree. Each house has threo rooms sni
tney arc rented 70 good tenants. Tho 10, on
which the two houses stand fronts 3lX0O ioet
TERMS: one third cash: balance SIX ana
twelve months, interest added' Ute tetaihea
until purchase money Is paid. ,.,,,..,.,
CHARLES 7. WrlTTLE,
Special Commissioner.
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TOR RENT.
L. o Il L Z n t


L. Il Il 4 n Il. "a
OIL cast Marshall street. $500 per annum
g21 east Leigh street. S4O0 per annun.
10 south Adams street. $500 per anuun'
10 north Fourth street, $3.50 per ounuin.
231I east Broad street. $500 per annurn.
1928 east Franklin rooms. $500 per anhum'
2O1 west Main street, $3.50 per annum.
23OS Vsnnble street, S240 per snnum.
80 north I'D street. $40 per amman.
,Og east CLAY street, gao pcr annnn.
26I4 east Grace street, t216 per annum
POI Reservoir street. s2l6per annuul.
q o north % street. 5000 per Rnnum.
2O7 Reservoir street, 300 per annum.
80 LOmbardy street. 1900 per ennum.
$50 south Laurel street. 5000 per anDum-
203 Reservoir street.. 5000 per annom.
All north 20th street. $500 per annum.
hO7 Nosby street. 800 per annum.
5l5 north 26th street, 3lj per month.
7J5 ProOk avenue, slb per month.
1909 Ross street, sl6 per month.
I13 Reservoir street, sl2.5O per month.
100 Reservoir street. 1890 per month.
1O2 north 28th street, sl2.U 10 per monih.
- east Broad street. $3.50 per month.
And SMALLER DWELLINGS. STORES, &c,
elsevhere. can for MAY RHHT-LIST, with iull
Information J. r. ELAN 4 CO..
11I3 east Main street.
,pbonaE2l my 2i-it
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BY Sutton 8 Co.
Rsa, Estate Agents and AucsioneerA
lOIA Main street.
rcr1oN s.J,EOF ONE OF THE

lotion SALE OF ONE OF THn
~ pprTrinsT LOTS IN BARTON HKiGNTs,
az 1IsE EtsT SIDE OF BARTON AvysNE
SsrneEy RaTrgnY AND DOVE srRkEfs. -
Al ina request OF tao owner 10 shall ones w
sale az public auction, upon me promisses On
TUESDAY. MAY ~ l6ea.
Al g O'Clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY desrrsoel q
IA. rs,,n Avenue aad runs back between par ,liea
nras n feet Inches 70 IN alley " the seAes
This lot Is within one square q he sisosr3c Nae
parton Hs,ants, and v surxoan1sd ~ seme q
tho most Costly buildings vhich hAvs bssa sesots
ed Ia hat locality.
TuaNn ~ saAA ouyJQN C0@
my ~ AeoseesA
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WAS THOMAS POISONED
A Negro "Conjurer" Under Bond to APP
pear for Triai-Personai and Local.


near for Trtal-Personal and Local.
tCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
ASHLAND, May 2O.-Your correspondent
has lust he'd long interview with Dr. [:
Is. Jones, Of this place. who was lnstr1cte1
Thursday morning by Judge ,. I. hed az, 20
perform an autopsy on the body OF WI
liam Thomas mot Shackelford rs reported
in a morning paper from Hanoyer). who
dle1 near here few DAYS ago under
euspicious circumstances. The autopsy
WAS performed Thursday by Dr. Jones,
who was not present at the hrst
one, aud he Is clearly OF the
opinion that the negro hSd had typhoid
fever. but that his death may have been
caused from over purgation from medl-
cines prescribed by Albert Samuels, n ne
gro coniurer, who lives near the dead man:
The examination YVES very Carefully ana
particularly made ard the stomach showed
no signs whatever of corrosive polsons. IS
it was not in the least inflamed. but the
small intestnes leading to the bowels
were, which Is the case IN typhoid-ieyer.
SEALED UP.
The stomach and part Of the duodnnum
were removed and placed N jar and
sealed III. They ere now in the possession
of Constable l.. n. Nash. who holds them
waiting instructions from the County
Court Judge. Samue.s and bic wife are
looked upon by the negroes IN Dis section
AZ trlcksters and coniufers, and are very
much feared, IN fact his neighbors Will 90
about ANYTHING they soy wheL one Is SICK.
The white people living near HIM are OF
the OPINION that lie has about run his
string and that he will hold of in the tu-
ture. Samuels is under bail to appear at
the June court, when the case Will come
up.
PERSONAL.
DR.. Hugh Blair, Of Richmond, will de-
liver in the College chapel Wednesday ms
celebrated lecture on Wesley
Fir. Lorraine Jones still continues to re"
main in very critical condition from the
terrible hi. on his head he received last
Friday while playing baseball at Bowling
Green.
The county elections. which take place
Thursday, have brought many oihce-seek-
ers to Ashland to-day, and wire-pulllng IS
the order of the hour.
The farmers report all corn planted ana
tobacco beds looking very well. Wheat
and oats are in good shape.
Rev. Mr.. Anderson. of the Georgia Con.
ference. Methodist Episcopal Church, and
lately missionary in China, Is IN town.
He his wife. and four children have Just
returned from that place, where they have
lived tor eleven years. Mr.. Anderson was
for quito a time presiding elder IN that
country He will preach tomorrow morn,
ing and evening in the Duncan-Memoriai
chapel.
Childrens. Dav will be celebrated ut the
same church IN the afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
BY Frank ID. lllll & Co,
Real Estate AurtlOueers.

TONER'S SALE OF
~ VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNlh.
PROVED REAL ESTATE on bEyhkLr
STREET BETM ZEN RANDOLPH AND WASH
INGrON STREETS AT AUCllON-by viituo
Of tho hereinafter decree We Will cell on tho
promises on
TUESDAY, MAY %. 1898,
AZ $50 +. NJ. the BEAUTIFUL AND At
TRACTivE FRAME DWELLING NJ the south
west corner Beverly ana Randolph streets re-
Gently erected By j. Il. Lo-kDane, decessod, IS
a private residence, containing eight or ION
rooms and finished Ia the most costly manner,
tho interior beng Of hardwood hnish. Ihis
dwelling 10 worth tho attention 81 parties de-
string a nrst-cisss dwelling IN the West End.
Lot 85xl33 feet 20 an alley 10 feet wide.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER THIS SALE We VIII
sell THREE LOIS adjoining on Tho weat, esch
froDtlng 2Oxl33 foe, 10 saii alley. 1his "
chance seldom offered ami should command q
good attendance OF capitalists aud others wish-
ing 10 make good Investment.
IERgs. one third cash: balance ie SIX anu
twelve months with interest added.
SOL CLUTCHES.
BEN Eit.EY I. CRUMP,
MILAN ELY SOd.
Special Commissioners.
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.4s COLONEL AND The FRYING PAN
4 story which shows the Danger OF In
t.rfrFlpc Ectwcen Husband md WIFI.

4 story which shows the Danger OF In
'.rfr5lpe Between Husband md WIFI.
H .-..., Iulcucc Of tho Richmond DiApatch.l
le-nBuEg. VA. May 20-A good story
s..t,lt tho other day by au old Con-
.. which Is worthy Of being printed.
.t.r General llumphries Marshall, OF the
.t locate forces. was operating on the
-I.l. - Nr.iun. tennessee. and Ken
t.... te had on ms stat "a very gallant
......r colonel from kentucky. lie Was
.'.e, handsome man and IA great de-
of Numankind an general.
.re occasion the Colonel and several
f.1c,~s. during a luil IN hostihties,
t. tua over u Abingdon for little re-
-.a. l Du their return aud while ridlng
.. nc fhc steep ranges Of mountains
..a.i a weman's scream and cry Tor
DO distance above them. Inc
r.. VINO was some distance III advance
-. put spurs 20 hls horse and
..... 4t.Hl. just at the top of the range
.... tIu small clearing, with small
riH the centre. and from when
Te4. emcd 10 cmGnate.
wohT or A MOMENT.
1888 90, work Of u moment for tho
dump from hls horse. scale tho
. .urc enter the cabin, and before
..r officers had uismOunted bury
c ... lurOr WHO had been lambasting his
..t... hurled headforemOst out Of the
..r... INTO tho yard. After lifting the
... f.u the floor and smoothing her
-... garment. the gallant Colonel told
.. would Low 20 into the yard and
l.. band q good thrashing Tor the
'.-...- .rme OF striking woman.
voHK OF Az INSTANT.
..r.pl 10 put into effect his throat,
... 90 o.. act OF stepping out OF the
t...l tao woman stepped up behind
.. gave ham terrible whack over
ili with an old frying-pan, which
tL. bottom out OF the old. dllapl-
-s.l The rim settled down under
i.. .r-ls chm and the unltod efforts OF
..ler officers could not get II back
'.- .- had. and he was compelled 70
mules - the nearest blacksmith
.frYt the thing filed of.
-..i colonel swore the other members OF
...f. Geo socrccy. but 10 this day he has
..s irf!ng pan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
BY Frank D. nm & Co..
Rail EsLa,e Aaci.Oneers

OK ACRES OF BEAUTIFUL LAND
Din HIGH STATE or CULTIVATION, ON
BROOK TURNPIKE JUST oPi0ssrs hnn.
YRY's FLONEh.GARpkSs, Ag EMIT sA wtrn q
Suhii. FgsMf DWELLING TuEbEoA.-on
THURSDAY. MAY IS. 1898.
=, a o,e,ock p. ~. on the promises We viu SOL
~ shnys valuable aud attractive REAL ~.
TATRst public auction. Tnis land y part Of
the property belonging 10 tho lsts = cnau ..
,.,,sni. iana in that locality. IL has oesupfut
'front.' on brook turnpike, which = belns very
s,1n,s IN, r.ro~e and ueautiasd. and v destined
bsi,re long 20 become very valuable.
Trxrs. oas fourth cash: balance IN one ena
.ax..r. I, mar cent added, secured By deed os
IN, FRANK ID. HILL & CO..
Hu.-, Auctionesra
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
ouo-wARaANTo PROCEEDINGS.
The warm-spriugs Turnpike Company
Must Show Cause. ETC.

srAusrox, VA, May 2o.--In tho Circuit
Court here to-day qiso-icdrrdnto proceedings
were Instituted IN behalf OF the Gommon-
,s,ssltb AGAINST tbs Warm-Springs Turnpike
c,omDany 70 show cause why tbe,r charter