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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
THE NEWS IN MANCHESTER.
Found Drownei-Death of the widow oil
Dr. Patteson-PeTsonal.

The dead body Of white man was
found on the uver-bank near Temples
farm Tuesday evening, and Yesterday
morning 'Squire c. 1. Jones went down to
the scene and held an inquest. The ver-
diet Of the corOner's jury was that the man
came to his death from accidental drown
ing.
The body when found was in q nude
condltion and very much decOmposed.
The suppositICn IS that the man had ocen
dead several weeks. The first Joint on the
first finger Of the left hand had been cut
Of and there was a small amount OF curly
hair upon the head. lhe feet and hands
were small. IL IS presumed tnat the I'M
known man went bathing and was drown
ed. No one IS reported missing from TINS
locality. The body was buried near where
II was found.
DEATH OF MRS. PATIEsoN
Mrs. II. II. Pstteson, widow Of DR..
Samuel A. Patteson. died in this CITY YES
terdav morning. after lingering illness,
IN the 18th year OF her age. she was
daughter of the late Colin McRae, who
was married three times. DR.. Colin
McRae IT,, who died in Culpeper q few
wears ago. was son by the first wife;
Mrs. Patteson's mother was the second
wife Of Colin McRae, ST.. The late =. 4.
McRae and DIR. A. :. McRae. OF Rich
mona, were htI pIotucVS. pHI Nu' VIZ
mother Of Mr.; j. H.. P9ttes0n'
chants Bank; Mrs. Thomas Miller, OF
Powhatan; Mrs. h. Il. Welslgar. Of this
city Mrs. Aborn. of Massachusetts, for
merlv of Richmond Mss Gay Patteson,
Of Farmvllle and Miss Matte Patteson,
of this city. The deceased was perhaps
the oldest native resident IN TINS city.
Her husband. who died several years ago,
L, TIVztp.qn and
well remembered by manv OF the older
citizens. The funeral will take place tins
afternoon al $50 o'clock from the Meade
Memorial church.
PERSONAL AND BRIEF MENTION.
A meeting or Manchester Royal-Arch
Chapter. No. 4s. A. f. and 4. NJ, Will be
held at the Masonic Temple to-nlghi:
The mark and past-master's degrees Will
be conferred. A number OF prominent
Masons from Richmond are expected to
| be present, and the proceedings VIII De
very interesting.
The Democrats of the Fret Ward have
| elecIed the following members of the CITY
| Central Committee: George Pane, Alex
ander Wright, and Frank Duntord, end j.
| h. Fitzgerald. ward superintendent.
The SUNDAY school of Asbury chapel Will
| have a picnic to-day at the farm OF Mr.
John Brown. in Chesterfield county, Just
| outside the city limits.
President Baker has called . meeting Of
| the Chesterfield Agricultural Society at
| the Office of the Commissioner of Agrlcu-
| ture IN Richmond next Saturday, July
| 18th, at IL o'clock 4. NJ.
The precincts in Chesterfield that have
not already elected delegates to the CON
vention will do 50 the first week in Au-
| gust.
Miss Ella Fulks. Of this city, is visiting
| relatives IN GordOnsville.
Mr.. Mosby Pullam Is I'll with typhoid
| fever at the residence of his brother, Mr..
| ID. l.. Pulllam. on Porter street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13

Daily D-Dinnsr S-SIppe-.
No. % makes al local stops. touue'.3 ~ IA
leigh with Piedmont Ar Limo FOR Abhaylic y. G.,
and all Intermediate points on tho Nrs.efn
North Carolina railroad.
No. p has Pulmau-Bafet Sleepers h h.
mond 10 Atlantis. Connects directly az Az aniR
With ". & 4. L. h.. :Or Chatt1nODca, NashF'ii..
and all points West. Connects win 4. a ". T.
Il. K. FOR Mobile Montgomery, NeW Orleans,
aud all points southwest.
ARBih l. DAILY.
No. l34-A. & ". special. ll:iJ \. u.
Nc. 5S-Mail Aud express O:JJ T. NJ.
For tcket-, Pullman roseryAiiOl g., apply
at u,Sct-ofiice ByTd--trset station. Richmond
Transfer Company. gOl east Main street, aUI
company onice, S3G east Nam = rect.
JOHN {. WINDEE, T.. q. MYERS,
General Manager General Super.nt.
U. V. SMITH, ]. j. ANDERSON,
Traffic Manager. Passenger AGENT.
II. y. BOYKlS. City Pasgr Agent. my -
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COURT ORDERs.
OFFICE or CoSNlsSIOSER WV N. TURIN, }
No. IL, SHAPES BUILDING,
RICHMOND, Va, June 20, 1898.
IT'LL I,II \ nI IL lrhIfllfI nI

RICHMOND, Va, June 20, 1898. J
IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF
L THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
S. b. CHM, executor OF George A. Klein, de
ceased,
IS.
John jenkins and Eva jenkins. his wife, and
GeorCe Couch and Nellie Couch, his wife,
and
John jenkins and Eva jenkins, his wife.
S. B. CHM, executor Of Georgs a. Klein, dc.
csaset, and George Couch and Nellie Couch
his wife.
80 On consideration
whereof the Court doth adjudge, order, and de-
cree that these causes be referred TO one OF the
commissioners OF this court, wac is directed 10
take the following accounts and make tho fol-
loving inquiries
81. An account Of the transactions Of s. Is.
GNU az executor Of George A. Klein, deceased
-. An account OF the estate whereof the said
George A. Klein died seized and possessed
with the liens thereon, II any.
"3. Az account OF the debts aud demands
az alnst the estate OF said George A Klein, with
their respective priorlties aud dignltles, II any
"A. An account showing what interest the said
Eva Jenkins takes In the property, or the pro
ceeds OF bale thereof. mentioned IN the thlrd
clause OF Inc will of the said George A. Klein.
(Which accounts The said commissioner will
take. state and settle and make report thero-
OF 10 this court, together with any matter
deemed pertinent by him or required by any
party ia interest 10 10 specially stated.
And the said commissioner will give duo no.
tice Of tho timo aud place Of taxing said ac-
cOuhts oy publication once woek Ter fOui
successive weeks In some newspaper published
In the city OF Richmond. which publication snAl
be equivalent TO personal service OF notice on al
the parties IN Interest. except that personal
service shall be had upon ;. u. CHM, executor
81 said George A. klen
T. Al Parties IA Interest:
Take nOsics thar / have 1xed my Office aiore-
said as tho place aud July 20. 1888. at 10 A.
NJ, as the time for the execution OF the forego-
ing decree, when and where you may attend II
you think proper TO do 80.
A GIven unier my hand this Goth June, 1893.
WILLIAM NJ. TUkPIN,
: That Commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
Tn. per,ra,, OF William Byrd Finished

Tho Hfe-size portrait o. William Byrd. found
or OF tho city OF Richmond. wOich has Just besn
painted by Mr.. William L. sheppard. IL ready to
be turned over 20 the city IL will be remembers
that the Council recently Appropr .ated goo for
this work and to have the pictures the Council
cham Dor repaired. A committee. consisting q
Messrs. Dicserso,. Glover. Taylor. ahc Tanner.
was placed Ia charge o! the WORK IL Is
expected tnat the picture will DO submitted TO
these gentlemen next Monday. Bic. DIckerson,
chairman OF tbs committee, Will probably call a
meeting OF that body on thai afternoon. In
case tho worE Is approved tho Council will have
10 make now Appropriation OF money IN pay
Mr.. Sheppards bIiI, as tbs old Appropriation
was unlnIentionally cancelled BY the Finance
sff,rfs ft,fNf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
Tho Polio. Conrt Yesterday.

Business at the Police Court WAS on the wane
yesterday. hnothor charge OF burglary against
Albert Chesterfield (colorodl. who IS now In lail
awaiting trial, was upon the docket This time
he Is accused OF feloniOusly breaking into the
dwelling house OF Minnie Smith anc stealing a
lot OF Iewelry and other articles The case was
continued until this morning 10 summons certain
important witnesses.
1ne Commonwe slth failed 10 make out case
against Spencer Green ,colorcd), charged with
being disorderly and creating disturbance IN
Fred. Williams's hall and threatening 10 shoot
William johnson. lilo was discharged.
Fink Epps. a negro woman. was charged with
the larceny OF a sola-wator fountain valued &.
s6, belonging 10 sadie Iachard. Iae evidence
showed that Finkie" was no. one OF the par
ties 10 remove the piece OF property IN question
and she was discharged.
Leoto Clayton ,colored) paid So and costs for
striking little boy name0 Jones bith hrlck.
Herbert Taylor (coioredl was taxed aud
costs FOR amusing himsolf by throwing rocks IN
the street
William Fry and Edward Savage (colorei)
were assessed $3.50 aud C SIS each for lighting
In the bar-room OF Z. A. hose,
Pinkey Rose Thomas lcolored), charged with
being Of unsound mina, was delivered to tho
IliN SnrcAArI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13

OF Pythia., for the term ending December 3ls'
next: Charles n. Lester, chancellor con N anoer
Robert Lord, yicc-cpanceilot; Dr. H. u. Eins'
prelate: W. j. Lursoy, master u work; ~.
Manruni, master at armst Charles woodvatd'
inner rusri. and Charles Atkinson, outer guard .
Inc Keeper OF records and seal master o
exchequer. and master OF finance are elected
Annually in December.
Inc uniform division Of the lodge mas eiec'ea
the following officers: SIR Knight Captaip, y
Il. Grooms; Lieutenant, J. N: urooms; Herald
" DicTje: n,corder, X. A. Hughes; Irea-
,,r.r Dr ". d. Garc,ne: Sentinel, j. X. Moody
G,,,d,. q n tiilaartnsr: Surgeon, Or. r. I. Ellis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
D,.spp,arance Of Young HammeI.

The disAppsarancs on last FRIDAY OF Mr..
Frank Z. ilammel, leader Of tho HowitEer Band,
has caused much comment The young man
left his nome. on Twenty-eightn street between
s aud r, Friday evening and hes not since been
heard from. he had been here for tho past
three years ami was tor long time en- poys I'd
by the y. WadGey Company as n printer His
friends Aud relatives are at loss q explain his
sudden departure lie was an snable, Agreea-
bile young mau and had a large number OF
friends In the city
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
In the HuStInrs Court.

Two OF the cases tried in the Hastings Court
yesterday we're those of Edward f. Murphy and
Charles IsnacS, both charged WITH yolently re-
sisting police Orlcer IN ;he dis ,hTrgc OF his
duty. Murphy was fined $40 and ccsts and
Isaacs paid 81 and costs.
Tho case OF tco commonwealth against ". C..
Gregory, charged with cruelty TO animals, came
up for hearing. The defendant had taken an
appeal from tho Police Justice, woo incl him
$40. Colonel Meade Haskins was counsel Tor
tho accused, and he moved TO GU ash tho warrant
and discharge tho prisoner. ms Court sus-
tanned tho motion and decided that tho act OF
Assembly OF March 1. 1892, giving justices Of
the peace jurisdictlon In the matter was repug-
nsnt TO the stale Constitution and therefore
null and void. Gregory was discharged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
Lnhge Wrllfnrd's Court.

In the city Circuit Cour' Yesterday tuigme1t
was rendered for plaintiff in the SAT- OF X. +.
Scott against Sinpkin s. llillyer for sj79.23.
In tho coupon cases OF Charles L. Taylor
AGAINST commonwealth for sos aud stephen
Putney & Co against same for S6d, Judgment
was rendered for plaintiffs and the treasurer
instructed 10 refund the amounts.
I'm the case OF Sublett Cary against the
HaXall-Crenshaw company for Sl,51O.f4
Judgment was awarded plaintiffs against Phlip
and Barton llaXall, and tho suit as 10 the com
pany dismissed.
ON motion OF defendant In the suit OF Good
win & Packer against Frank kanchcr garnlsheo
attachments against the Chesapeake and ONO
railway and tho state Bank of Virginia were
suspended for thirty days
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13

nv virtue OF n certain dec 1 Of trust, dated the
Icth day Of June. 1890. and OF record IN mo
Clerks Office OF Chesterfield County Court IN
Deed Book volume 81. page 2}2. default having
been made IN the payment OF a portion OF mo
debt therein secured and being requirel % 30
go by the bencnciaiies, viii sell by auctlon'
upon tho premises, on
SATURDAY. JUIY 80, 1898,
at o'clock z. NJ, the following LOTS on plan
Of division of lands 81 tho Chesterfield Land
and Improvement Company and Edmund W..
Parker by James Z. Redd 4 son, dated
Nav 2G, 1890, lots ., =. u, - ana
in Block A.: lots I, ., 3. ard "a
Block - b.: lots 3. 4, ., IS, Z. and IN blccN
'C"; lots l, 2. 3 and IN Block " los l.
. ,. 4, =, q, :, = and In Block d" lots l. - .,
AMI IN Blo,k &" go: lots /, ,, ., 1. ,, Is, Z, anl
: IN Block "G"; lots l, =, 3. aud IN b'.'k
A" II -: lots !. >, 3, 4. >, o. T. and IN Block -
lots l. p 3. aud ; in BLOCK" X ~; lots 1 end IN
BlocS q" /. : and lot in Block M"
These lots are subject 10 tho restrictions "a 10
manufacturing establishments set forth lu th"
deeds from the Chesterfield Land an Improve
u.ent Company ANA Edmund ". Parker 10 Jnmes
Z. Bradley. dated june %. 1890. The prop eel
electric railway I'm bring you In quick commute
nication with all points IN ard around NAN
chester. Richmond ciIy. aud the surrounding
ACCEPT THIS As 4 FACT, ami be with us on
day ~ sale.
Terms: Cash a 20 expenses Of sale ana TWO
notes due Juns TO- 1898, With interest Thereon
ull paid--Une note being Tor the sum ~ s l,3Io,
ami one motto reinC FOR thc sum OF $1,000 the
residue as may 10 uamei at time ~ sale.
WILLIAM NJ. 1URPlN, Trustee.
CHEwNtNG & ROSE and 4. j. BkAuiEh * CO.,
Auctonecrs. W -
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p.s,h ., Mr.. v.h.ec, l. s,orr..

Mrs Rehecca l.. Siorrs. widow o. AgcrnOp
$. Storrs. died at tho residence OF Mr.. A. X. IL
lerson. 4 Hanover couaty, yesterday. Mr.
st0rrs, who was ono OF the best known and most
beloved residents o. tina: county bad reach cd
the advanced age Of 81 years. She leaves i've
csidror- Messrs Geryas apf T. w. Storre, Mrs.
Enorson. AIRS J. Il. Grant, Jr., and Mrs. Dr..
Warmer.
The funerai takes pace from Montrose, Her.
rico county, at O'clock THE afternoon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
MIR. II. a. Adams yindicnted.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dspatch.l &.
SOCTn BOSTON, VA, Iuly u -Mossrs. j. NJ
Darlington and J. j. lawson, who went 10 Chii
ragn I the assistance OF Mr.. X. A. Adams, Of
Halifax, who had gotten into trouble there, have
returned home II 'companied by Mr. Adams.
Tho ChiCa 20 authorities took Mr.. ADAMS Tor
notorious crook but as soon es he was identified
hy these gentlemen tho charges were Withdrawn
ani he was pr0mptly disch9rEed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
Smhli-Pox and Polltics.

hEloYIILL, I'd, JNIy IT, IOVo'
To DC Eii'or Of he DisD0ica;
In reply 10 your kilograms would say
that while no quarantine has been estab.
lsbed against Lunenburg Courthouse We
have no communication whatever with the
place
On the best authority can possibly get
under the circum stances learn that there
Eas no primary on Monday TO select dele.
wtes 10 the convention on August the
Ito.
No court was held on Monday, the regu.
At day for the County Court, nor vii
he.e be any before September.
kEYsyItLE CORRESPONDENT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
he lNvesT leATloN CLOSED.
No Decision In the Matter Yet-kxamined
for Promotion.
fgnncinl telezrnm 70 The Dlspatch.l

|I7IT-I'FI N|I'~I ''7' ~
NORFOLK, Va. July 12.--The lnvestiga-
ton in tho steamers Norfolk and Poca-
hontas matter has been closed and the de-
cIsion forwarded to the Supervising In
spcctor of Steamboats, for his approval.
The trial of the pension frauds unearthed
here by tho detectives will commence IN
the United States Court tomorrow.
Tho Commandant of the Navy. Yard.
CAPTAIN Edward Potter, has gone to Wash
ton 70 appear before the Examining Board
for promotion.
Mayor Hsnckel, Of Charlottesville, IS IN
tho gi+v
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
4 DAYS Doincs In Danvilie.

TNII'IIa I'I77NI 1III T" VIIV '7'''7IV11''
DANvIIIE. Va, July l2.-B. +. Jones (whiio',
wanted AT Raleigh, y. c.. for robbery, viii b.
taken 10 that city tomorrow morning, the neces-
sary rcQuisit'on papers having been obtained.
Inc nre losses nj Clarksyile. Va, which occur
red In March having been adjusted. W. !. Dance
q CO., agents Of tho Morot0ck Insurance Compa-
nv oi this plare paid out to-day Sl2,22j
lohn Cunningham. who shot William Turner
yesterday, was captured to-day hiding in cu-
WORT
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TRANS NORTlNAt'
TaiIy.


Nos. IA. -, as. ani 3j mtN' h'
q ana 1874 stop A. belhsli au-
signal Nos. -, -. -, ,i', b
On sisaal n. Manchester. hfeo D..
and Chester. NO. -, 3.h D T. 81. t-..'
As VII stop on sigual 20 al rts
Pullman Palace Bufrt Nior
through trains. ON Trains Ms +. .. I-
iug.Car. between Richmond ans 4'
NEW LINZ TO ATLAN "a
Leaving Richmond 4, 3l0 N.tA' 80
riying al Meldon ~ $50 p ~. a.i -.
1880 4. N. ga :. A. L. lhTQusi
mond 10 Alfalfa ..... 4
THE ONLY AtL-RAIL LINZ l'
LEAVE.
Richmond 1890 m. Norfolk ...' - b
Rlehmond. $3.50 4. ". Nor:ols DID,. b.. n
Norfolk. 1880 A. n. hchmoni-' s.
Nsrfolk. '3b5 r. N. ki-hmouA' AL "a
The trains leGying Ri'nmoht .' 80
Norfolk ala Z. u. are solid mans
two poiats. aud passcnsefs - '-. 100
change OF cars. Close sonne'si.es p. sam b
az Petersburg by the $40 T. n ana
trains from Richmond 90 NoT'oN 1909
trains leaving RtcRmond al y sI. y
NJ. and 1850 A.. n, and Gstrp. ~ 81 D.. "a
a, s:3S A. NJ, ego Z. NJ. am ~, '..l "a
close eonnec ion al fetefsuuts
Farnyille, Lyncabdrg. and Scst ...t,p its-
h. n. sULLN Sel ''.-t.L
k.T. d. MrEES General snle'.N'' %
TN. RxkKsos. frame Manage"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13

MOUNTAlN-TOP HOTEL AND
vi SPRINGS. over Rocknsh Gap, Blue Ridge
Mountain, ,gp8 feet bOve the level o. the sea.
Fine view, delightful summer resort, cheap
board, strong iron springs; many attractions 10
the invalid, plea.ure-secXers, and families: Of
Easy access. Address Messr5. MASSlE 60,
Alton, Va. my f-0m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
Ecdford's Big Contract.

tSpCrial lecCr am 20 mo UlsDlt'hI
BEDFORD CITY, VA, July l2.-lhc Liberty
Woouen Manufacturing Company has Just been
awarded the government cohtract for 2i,OOO
var Is Of sEy-bue kcr'eys for ule Mt tho Nation
al Home Of Disabled Volunteers at Hartford,
Conn. Tho spleadid quality Of tue goods is nov
fully recognized, ana Bcdfori's share was BOOB
yards Of the total amount lot. The contract Is
worth $40, 600, and will run the mill al utmost
CAPACITY Tor eight months.
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ACoke Rivni for Pocahontas.

iSpe'iaI telegram 70 ih0 UIsphtch.I
BIG SToSE Gar, Va. July l. A contract was
signed here to-day tor tho erection in ninety
WORKING days Of nifty coxe-ovens on the lands
LEASED OF Messrs Ciyie ~ Haskell OF Now YORK,
by the Bic Stone Gap Coliery Company. SO
COKE will probably be shipped about November
ls;. TINS Ia the beginning OF a development
that It IL believed will rival that at Pocanontas
aud COnnellsvlle.
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Death Of Sir. W. j. Hawthorne.

lSpeciaI t9legrnm % Tue DIsoit'h,l
BLACKSTONE. Va, July i2.-Mr. j. Willie
hawthorne. OF Innenburg. brother OF j.
:. Hawthorne. OF this place. died AT his
soine. near Perseverance church, TINS
morning about 3 o'clock after au illness OF
several weeks. He was o very worthy man
and az influential member Of the DISCIPLES
church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
Wouid Not Accept.

Senator Baroes. OF Nsnsemond county, was
IN the city yesterday. Referring 10 the resoiu-
ton OF his county meeting endor5ing him tor
observation-disclosures he said that, vhiio be
highly appreciated the compliment, under no
circumstances would he accept the nomiEation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
The Tent NeetIogs.

Tho tent meetings at the head OF Clay street
continue TO grow IN interest ana sttraet large
cyn,ds Ksy Mr.. Bagby and DR.. Withheld
nreached Monday ard Tuesday nights, re-
snectIyely. There was no service last night,
hut REV. j. o. Hart will preach tc-nigni aud
hev DR.. Hdon WILL conduct the FRIDAY service
The meetings begin at SID i. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13

w ANTED, SITUATION AS
w travelling salesman for tobacco house or
manufacturer. Good references given. Adj
dress GEORGE CANNON, Mt. Holly, :. c.
l-Sta
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13

Tho Blues Band will give moonlight e1cur-
sion Tonight 20 Dutch Gap on the neS steamer
Pocahontas Both vocal and instrumental music
will be rendered on the trip.
Tho Richmond and Danvlle railroad viii on
Sunday run another Of their welI-apponted e1-
cursions 20 Vest Point.
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[mh 1S-Ss,Tu& Th1y,nrl
DIssoLUrIoNs & COMPREHENSIVE.

RICHMOND, VA, July IL, 1893.
THE FIRM OF NJ. 5. BLOCK ~ CO.,
4 composed Of VI. :. y ocs ami Myer Heller, IL
this day dissolved by mutual consent the IN
teres: OF Mver Heller being purchased by Sydney
b. Rosenbaun. MYER HELLER. Seal
VI. :. BLOCK. lScaLl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13

The Governor yesterday appointed DIR: j. Il.
.3ryant, OF southampton, memhor OF inc
board OF Visitors Of the MEDICAL college OF VIZ
rinia, ia place OF DR.. samuel j. & MOORE re-
signed. ,--. 81, a. =
Mes.rs. W. I. johnson. Commissioner OF the
Reyenus tor Buckingham county. and Wilham
scln,er, Clerk OF Fluyanna county, visited tho
Capitol yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
ANOTHER eusseNAToRlAL COUNT.
This Is said to lie Reliable and Comes
from GO lionel O'IerrnIl's Home.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatca.l
HARmsoSBUR0, Va, July l2.-rhe state
ment gwen out yesterday from Radford IN
regard to the delegates already elected TO
the gubernatorlal convention creates some
surprise aud not little amusement here
81 Colonel O'terralps nome. where close
count of the delegates has been kept.
The most reliable advices up to to-day
give O'ferrall lG5; Tyler, 81; Butord. - !;
Kent, Is, and in doubt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13
,I,s. kruger rasse. sadaso,, Away.

I0RoVIaI lVI7gfaIN 70 F'I0 UasPaF7I'I
ABINGDON Va. July II. Mrs. Mary
Kreger. widow of John q. kreger, Clerk
IF Circuit Court. died here to-day at noon.
Although in bad health Der death was very
unexpected She was q most estimsblo
lady aud was related 20 some OF tho best
FAMILIES III the county.
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Triplets Mt Covington.
special telegram to tho Dispatcn,l

ISpo 'igl Telegram 20 tho Dlspatch,I
COYISCTlN, Va. July l2.-Mrs. Ritsch. tho
WHO # oar popular young druggrs,,J j. II. Riiscn,
prcscntai hcr husband with three girls last
night. Unfortunately two of them died, but
Tho third Is alive and doing well, as Is the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-13

u RANULATED SUGAR, $40. pound !;
" BREAST BACON. he. per pound
CALIFORNIA HAMS, l2c pound;
STANDARD \ SUGAR, &c. a pound:
PURE LARD, 81. n pound;
BEST Cl1Y MEAL, 60c a Dush9l;
GOOD TEA, 2jc. pound;
KBUCKLES' ARl0SA COFFEE 23r. pound;
y bars LARGE SOAP Tor 2jc.;
Pound boxes BEST BAKING-POWDER for 10c.;
kARDINES, DC. n box;
y &. ROE BEHRING'S, III dozen for DC:
NEW NORTH CAROLINA CUT HERkINdS,
HOMEMADE BLACKBERRY WINE, 81 per
gallon;
PURE SUGAR SYRUP, Poe. a gallon:
sIGAR-CURED >HOU LDER. re. a pound;
HOMEMADE PRESERVES, Sc n pound.
BEST CAROLINA RICE, -. "A pound:
PURE OLD RYE WlilSKEY, 81 gallon;
FRESH COUNTRY 81 TIER, @0c. a pound.
SILV ER-KING FLOUR, best Sold 800 a bar
rel, Or SOC. sack:
SNOWFLAKE FLOUR, 81 per barrel, or @Sc.
per sack:
- cans SAL MON for 25c.
Phone 3l6. Price-ist mailed on application.
=. ULLMAN'S son,
my6 1520-l622 enst Main