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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
DEMOCRATS CONFER.
THE STATE CHAIRMAN MEETS THE
SECOND DISTRICT LEADER.
An AGED Lady KILLED by Escaping CARA
New Morning Paper for Norfolk
Newport News.
special telegram to the pispatch)

NORFOLK. VA. october 4--The Demo-
cratic Executive Committee OF the Second
Congressional District met State-Chair-
man Ellyson and tho county and city
chairmen Of this district to-day. The
situation In the district was discussed.
and arrangements made for thorough
organization OF the party. and for speak
Ing in the district.
Colonel c. Fenton Day. OF Smithheld'
was in the city to-day. and left for hich-
nond 20 consult Mr. Ryan. the Coiector
OF Internal Revenue. whose tender OF
the position OF deputy collector here Colo
mel Day has accepted.
DEAD IN HER BED.
To-day about II o'clock Mrs Emma
Mathcrson. OF Portsmouth, was iouho
dead in her bed at her residence. on
County street. 1t is supposed that death
WAS caused by gas escaping from stove
Deceased was very aged.
a colorcd girl was also found uncon-
scious in the room.
To-day Rufus y. Pendleton. Of this city.
and Miss Maggie Duke. daughter or Mr..
Hardy Duke. of Churchland, were mar
RED In Elizabeth City. n. c.
a WESTERN VENTURE.
II Is stated that n new morning daily
raper Is soon TO be started I'm this city.
with Dr. Kaufman. formerly OF Chicago
al its head. 1t Is 70 be an eight-page
paper. and will. Il is said, be independent
in politics. 1t will be published by
stock company.
Tho nineteenth annual meeting OF the
Norfolk and Portsmouth Cotton Exchange
Hcas held to-day. and the report or the
board Of directors read. The ohcers VIII
be elected next week.
The Senatorial Convention meets at VIZ
ginia Beach tomorrow.
The new cruiser Detroit was under or
dcrs TO leave the navy-yard to-day, ana
mn, 10 sea for Rio Janeiro. but the pre-
ysiling northeasterly blow prevents.
THE BEST PLACE
II Is thought here in naval circles that
Newport News is very likely TO get the
three new ships to build. which VIII be
very much of the Detroit type, but some
thing smaller. ...
There is a large and unusual amount
Of bilious-fever prevalent In Norfolk
county Just now. and the doctors are
kept busy
Sir. John w. II. Porter. who is can
didate for the Legislature from for'S-
mouth. resigned his seat as member
of The city Council last night
IN ROUTE TO THE FAIR.
county. left this afternoon for the penn
tcntiary. with several prisoners among
them Enl Austin. the jail-hreakeT' ana
a dangerous prisoner. From llchthoi'u
Sheriff cromwell and party OF county
gentlemen go TO Chicago.
Colonel 10. Lane Stern failed to reaCh
t,o,,-rp,uth last night. and the three mill
t,ry companies were inspected for the
state rs Major George W. Taylor &"
th. Fourth Regiment.
4 portion Of the cargo. and the anchors
chains. rigging. and boats saNcn lioi"
~. wreck OF the steamship cry OF "a
,.,rtab were sold at auction to-day.
UNHEALTHY LOCALITY.
rho l.,ncr Of the almshouse has pc
,rt,ued the Council TO provide him a
residence in the city. as the location oI
the newly-crccted almshouse. on the Pm
cess Anne road, Is too unhealthy Tor MS
family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
INSURANCE SUITS DECIDED.
An Appeal May Be Takcn-Majority An
nexation Report Adopted.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch)
DANVILLE. VA, October 4-ln the
Hastings Court this morning, the jury,
In the suit OF James p. Harrison. special
receiver. against the Niagara Fire In
surance Company. returned a verdict for
the plaintiff. This decides two other suits,
one against the Morotock OF Danville
and the other against the Hamburg Bre-
men. A motion was made for a new trial,
which. II not granted, may result in an
appeal 10 the Supreme Court. These suits
grow out OF the burning OF the Summer
field building in Danyille last March.
The trial OF the suit against the Vir-
gnia Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany by Summerfield & Son was begun
to-day.
North Danvilles council has adopted
the majority report on annexation, ana
the question will be submitted 10 the
voters Of the two Danvilles on Novem-
Der 7th.
The Dan River has risen three feet since
morning. owing 10 the heavy rains OF
last night and this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
LIST ISSTED.
AFFAIRS IN eREeNesWLLe COUNTY.
DR.. Holt Entertained by Prominent Dem
ocrats-The Political Outlook.
Correspondence Of the Dispatch)

Correspondence Of the Dispatch)
EMPORIA. VA. october 4.-Judge y.
s Turnbul. of the County Court, adjourn
- the October term yesterday at noon.
Only local matters were transacted.
Or. NJ q. Holt. the senatorial nominee
in this district. has been spending few
DAYS In this county. Last night he was
entertained by Judge Barham. the nomi-
nee for the House a number Of promi-
nent Democrats met here. and quite n
pleasant evening was spent
The race for the House VIII be inter-
esting Mr.. Peter +. Weaver, the Popu-
list nominee is personally very popular,
so is Judge Barham. In both the counties
Of Grcenesville and Sussex. The odds.
however. are In favor OF the Democratic
nominee
our people hope to hear Hon. John W.
Daniel before the canvass closes
Misses Mary Tiller and Hattie Jones left
for Norfolk College to-day.
Mr. Peyton Turner. Of this place. and
Mr. Eddie Palmer, of Brunswick, re-
turned TO the College OF William and
Mary this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
OFFICE OF CLERK OF House or DELEGATEsl
AND kEKPkB or TIE Rolls on VIRGINIA.

Inc toresosnr /. cory a. ,ent re.oI9 9vS
posing an amendment 70 the 10th clause OF arti-
Gle l OF the Constitution OF Virginia. and pro-
viding for publishing said amendment and GER
tlfyiEg the same TO tho next General Asse m bly,,
majority OF the mombers elected TO each Of tho
two houses, and so recorded, and which joint
resolution was approved by the Governor on
February 10, 1892, and il Published 10 accord
J. BILL BIGGER,
Clerk OF House Of Delegates and Keeper OF
Rolls OF Virginia au 3-IhtNo5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
Sockiess Jerry WASN'T There.

ESPECIAL telegram 10 The Dispatch)
MlLLBORO, VA, October s-~tIon.
Jerry Simpson, the "sockless" congress-
man. had an appointment 10 speak here
today, but failed TO put in his appear
ance. A great concourse of Third-party
men and Republicans had assembled.
some coming fifteen miles through wind
and rain 20 hear the distinguished orator.
but they had to wend their way homeward
without even glimpse OF Jerry. There
was only one Democrat on the ground
and he mounted the platform 90 make
them q Democratic speech. but this did
not suit the "sockless" boys. and they
pulled him down. and all left for their
several homes. not In as bright spirits
es when they came.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
RAILROAD LINES,
>s%r 6lM WORLD'S-FAIH
%@~sI1lITE~-~s| In effect Sept. ? 5, 1898
RAILROAD LINES,

%S%~s[llITE.>A-.> In effect Sept. , s. 1893
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. BRoAD-sTRkEr
STATION.
s:3gA. ~ Daily. with Pullman for Nor
folk. Portsmouth, Ola Point, New
uort News ana local stations.
zoo r. NJ Dauy, with Pullman, Tor local sTa-
tons. Newport NoNs, Oh Point,
Norfolk, and Portsmouth.
Gao A. VI. Local train. except sunday, wlsh
PariOr car. for Outun rOrge. Com
nectsa GoriOnsyllle for NhsnIn,-
ton, at Virginia Midland junction
for LyachbIrg, and u. Stanton Tor
Winchester.
COOP. NJ. Word's-tar special daily with
Pullman aud Vesiibule coaches u
Chicago. Also Coaches On NOS. l
ana for -tauatCn ant local STA
tons. Meals served on Din,ng-
Cars
5.3O NJ Local t-aiu. except sunday. Ac-
c0mmodation Tor Charlottesville.
1000 P. NJ. Daily. Tor Cincinnati and Chicago,
r.. ". with Pullman Tor cincinnati anu
Louisville ana dning-car Clifton
Forge 10 Cincinnati. Connects -
Ccviugton. Va, for Virginia ilos
Springs daily. Meals served on din-
ing-cars
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH-sTREET STATION
900 An. Daily, with Palace ar tor Lynrnourg,
Lexington, Va, and Chiffon
Forge. Connects. except sunday.
for Rosney, aud Craig City.
i:30 p. ". Except sunday. Local accommo-
dat on for columbia. Va. On Sat
ur1ay tnis train runs 10 Glaistonei
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND. BROAD
STREET STATION.
S:15 A. NJ. DAILY. from Cincinnati
1870 z. N. Daily, from Norfolk and Old Point.
200 r. NJ. Daily, from Cincinnati aud Louis
Vile
1880 p. NJ. Daily. from Norfolk aud Old Polui.
7.45 T.. N. Except sunday, fIOm Ron 'syerte-
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHIH->TREE1 STATION.
$40 A. NJ Except sunday, from Co,umbla,
on Mondays from laistone.
6:l0 T. ". Daily. from Lynch burg and Clifton
Forge. JOHN ID. POTTS,
au2j Division Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05

DINNER. S-Supper.
No. 70 MAKES all local stops connects az ka-
leigh With Piedmont Airline for Ashevlle, n. C..
North Carolina railroad.
No ~ has Pullman Buffet sleepers Rich
moad to Atlanta. Connects directly az Ataota
with W. q A. X. h for Chattanoosa. Nashville
and all points West Connects with A. - w. r.
II. X. for Mobile. Montgomery. New orioanA
aud all points Southwest
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
No 134. Daiiy-A. q w. special HAS A. ".
No. ~. Daily except su.aas Mail and e.
press $50 r. u.
~ sicket-offiee Byrd-Ssrss, Station Richmond
Transfer CompanyA 90l east Main street, and
company once, $40 east MAIN greet
JOIN Z. wlNDER, l. T. MYERS
0snerHi Manager. General SuperinS
U. v, sMlTn, r. j. ANDERSON,
franc manager. Passenger Agent
q. ~ 1oyklN. Guy Pas'gr Agent nv ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
SUGAR. SIC. pound

FORMULATED SUGAR, sc. pound
IN NEW MACKEREL, SOC per dozen:
CALIFORNIA HAMS Toe. pound:
Plugs sun CURED TOBACCO, for To-
PURELAkD 3 pounds Tor 21c.
BEST CITY MEAL, 6Oc. Oushei:
GOOD TEA, PC. q pounc,
ARBUCKLES' ARlOSA COFFEE, "a. pound,
IL bars LARGE SOAP tor 25c.; .....
Halt-P0und boxes BEST BAKlNG-PONDER DC.
SARDINES, sc. a box;
ROASTED COFFEE. 1Sc. per pound.
NEW NORTH CAROLINA CUT HERalNGS,
l0c.:
LIGHT BROWN SUGAR. 4c. per pound
PURE SUGAR SYRUP poe. gallon:
PURE CIDER VINEGAR. 25c. per gaiion;
PICKING SPICkS, zoe per pouni
NEW EARLY JUNE PEAS. loo. per can,
PURE OLD RYE WHISKY. s2 n gallon
> mounds BEST CKEAM CHEESE for 2jc.
SLY fR-KING FLOUR, best sold t4.2o bar
rel. or sc. sack:
SNOWFLAKE FLOUR, 1915 per barrel, or
PC. per sack:
- cans SALMON for DC
Phone 3I6 Price-lisi mailed on application
;. ULLMAN'S son,
my IL lS2O-lS22 easI Main
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
APPROVED FEBRUARY 10. 1892

THE SANE 10 THE NEXT GENERAL ASSEM-
bly,. ann,
APPROVED FEBRUARY 10, 1921
l. Resolced By the senate ana House Of De'e-
oates "a majority OF the members elected 20
each OF the two houses agreeing thereto, That
the following amendment 10 the Constitution OF
Virginia be, aud IL hereby proposed, and Is
hereby referred TO the General Assembly 10 De
chosen At the next general erection OF senators
and members OF the House of Delegates for It's
concurrence In conformity with the provisions Of
section Of article IL OF sail Constltuiion-yi
Strike out from the Constitution OF virginia The
10Th clause Of article /, which IS in tie follow
ing Words
"l6. That in all capital or criminal prosecu-
tions a man hath right 20 demand the cause
and nature OF he accusation, 10 be confronted
wl'h the accuscrs ana Witnesses 10 call for evil
dence III his favor. and 20 a speedy trial by an
impartial jury OF his yicinage, without whose
unanimous consent he cannot be found guilty:
nor can he be compelled 10 give evidence against
himself: that no man be deprived OF his liberty.
except by the law OF the land or the judgment
Of MS peers"
And insert in lieu thereof the following:
40. That in all capital or CRIMINAL prosecu-
lions man hath right 10 demand the c .use
AM nature OF his accusation. 10 be confronted
with the accusars and witnesses, 10 call Tor evil
deuce IN his favor, and to speedy trial by an
impartial Jury CT his ycinage, without whose
unanimous consent he cannot be found guilty,
but the General Assembly may, by law, provide
for the trial otherwise than 10y a Jury OF man
death or confinement IN the penitentiary; nor
can he be compelled 10 give evidence against
himself; tina, no man be deprived Of his liberty
except by the law of the land or the Judgment
OF his peers"
2. Resotued, That the Clerk Of the Senate or
the Clerk OF tho House OF Delegates, or, II q
vacancy happen in both OF said offices, the pre-
siding of1icer VI either house OF the General As
semply, be authorized and required 10 iuse this
proposed amendment aud these resolutions TO
DO published in one newspaper published IN
each Of the cities 81 the Commonw wealth having
more than 10000 inhabitants. once wOeX for
three consecutive months previous 10 the time
OF choosing the members OF the General Assem-
bly, at the next general election OF senators and
members OF the House OF Delegates.
T. Resolved. That the Clerk OF the Senate and
the Clerk OF the House OF Delegates be required
10 transmit TO the oeneral Assembly TO be
chosen at the next general election OF senators
and members OF the House OF Delegates a certi-
ned copy OF said proposed amendment and of
these resolutions, togetner with certificates of
publication by the publishers OF the newspapers
IN which said proposed amendments shall have
been published.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
yHIANT CUSTOMERS FOR

WANTED, PURCHASERS FOR
w COOKING FUEL cheaper than gas or
coke; sawed OAK Wood. 90 per halt cord
River stove coal, Si.25 aud 81 80 per 1000
pounds: layton stove, St.15; Nut, 1919;
long Pine wood Sl.75 per half cord
1900 west Broad street. phone 407: 1903
east Cary street, phone 1913.
Sc 24-d6tateodjt CHARLES II. PAGE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
DIVIDE THE pRESBYTERY.

Much OF the afternoon session was
spent in discussing a request that the
synod Of Virginia divide the presbytery
by a line. the general course Of which
is north and south. The proposition was
acceded to by a vote of 10 10 u. II was
recommended that the synod should call
the eastern division Norfolk Presby-
terry" the western to retain the present
name Of East Hanover
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
AsOrIsH sALEs-vssess ser.
BY N. w. Bowe.
and q. s. vashon, Jr.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

ROCKETS Bf AJtilVN'
BY virtue OF deed OF trust from
Randolph Maynard 10 the underslgned az
trustee, dated August is, iSs9' anu "us
recorded. | viii. at the request OF the
beneficiary, sell by auction AZ 'p 9e,,po SG,
very desirable and valuable realty. or
so much thereof as may be necessary
to-wit:
1. ON WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER II. 1893.
at ~ O'Clock NJ, at the residence OF saln
Maynard. the TRACT OF LAND In Hen
rico county on the south side or the
Broad Street road about one mile west
OF the city Of Richmond, on which the
said Maynard resides. 10 be sold IN three
separate parcels. as follows: fa) The
HOUSE TRACT. with the dwelling, barn,
stables. &c, thereon. fronting on Broad
street. and containing 81 IL ACRES, (O)
another TRACT adjoining the above:
fronting on the Broad street, ROAD and
another TRACT adjoining both Of the
above, containing about A'ktS' ana
bounded on the south by the lands OF
DR.. r. A. Patterson.
TIE above lands are handsomely stu.
ated are adjoining and east Of Leonard
Heights" and will be intersected by the
extension Of Franklin. Grace, and other
attractive streets. thus giving assurance
of great value in the near future.
. on SAME DAY.
isuU
premises. the very valuable BRICK
YARD PROPERTY in Rockets. known
as "Maynards Brick-Nard, fronting on
the east side OF OsSorns turnpike. con-
taining about ) 10 ACRES and having
on II two fairly-good tenement houses,
stables FOR teams. and sheds FOR brick
making This land contains very large
quantity Of the finest brick-clay. and the
sale should sale should attract the at
tcntion OF brickmakers and capitalists
TERMS: cash sufficient to pay ne
costs Of executing the trust ana % dis
charge the following debts-viz: \ note
for SIS with interest from 2lst OF August
1857: a note FOR Sl7j with interest from
2ist OF February. ISIS. and note for
St75 with interest from the 2lst OF Au-
gust. 1883. and the residue OF the pur-
chase money. il any, will be made pay
able at such time and secured in such
manner as the grantor in said deed, or
his assigns may direct, or In case OK
his or their failure 10 give such dNec-
ton at such time and IN such manner
as the trustee shall think NJ.
T.. b. MEADE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
4 New Disease.

Mrs Mansard; Oh doctor. do tell me
what is the matter with George?
Or SquippittS: Madame. your son has
Midway PlaisanCe of the brain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
By reauss. of the owner We shall sell BY pubic
.c.,to,, rs, N premieea IN

BY request Of the owner We shall sell BY pubic
auction, on toe premises, on
TUESDAY NEXT. OCTOBER 10TH.
Mt s o'clock z. H.. the above-named VERY At.
TRACTlvE, DETACHED, SPACIOUS, AND
SUBSTANTIAL MODERN BRICK RESIDENCE,
containing about eight rooms besides good Two
s,ory detached brick kitchen, fIeihouse, &C.
having Latrobe heater, gas. water. bath. closets.
culverf, &c, wide halls, rooms of 1ne size, Wen
arranged. and in good order, tho lot being Gle
waited, dry, and very desirable one, fronting
about 80 feet and running back betweeh
parallel lines $50 feet 10 n vide alley.
This IA one OF the pest residences IN that beau-
tifnl square between Iwenty-thud AMI Iwenty-
fourth streets. with pleasant surroundings, de-
lgntful views, within easy walking distance from
the business centre, AMI near both street rsii-
ways.
Possession Will be given n thirty days. and all
persons seeking thoroughly cOmfortaole ana
attractive home are respectfully urged TO DO
present at this sale.
LIBERAL terms Will be given and announced az
sale. j. Is ELAN w.,
Dc . AuctlOntcts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
DIVISION CARRIED.
THE VOTE At -he FALL SESSION OF
EAST HANOVER PRaS5YTERY.
Line Of Separation to BE North and South
Routine Business and Home Mis-
sion Fund Discussed.
Special telegram to the pisyntch.)


NEWPORT NEWS, VA, October A.
The fall sessions of the East Hanover
Presbytery were opened last night In the
new and beautiful Presbyterian church.
of which Rev. L. T. Wexford IL pastor.
The opening sermon was preached by
the Rev. Charles n. Van Houten, Of Man
chester, who was moderator at the spring
meeting.
Mr.. william ID. Reynolds, an elder OF
the Second church, Norfolk, was chosen
moderator, and Rev James /. Vance and
Rev. S. X. Winn were chosen temporary
clerks.
The presbytery sent to the widow OF
the Rev Dr. Peck a telegram expressing
sympathy with her in her sore bereave-
ment.
A number OF members not present last
night came In this morning, making the
attendance fully up to the average.
Several communications were received
and referred.
A call from Suffolk church for the pas
torial services OF the Rev. II. c. Moore
was accepted by him, and order was
taken for his installation.
Rev. w. W Carson was received from
Roanoke Presbytery and accepted calls
from Milden and Weems churches. The
name OF the latter church was of its own
request changed TO CampbeA Memorial.
Hebron church. in Goochland. which a
committee reported as reorganized, was
enrolled.
REQUEST GRANTED.
Rev. ]. K Hall asked leave to resign
the pastoral charge Of the Ashland
church and to be dismissed to Mecklen-
burg Presbytery. In granting the request
the presbytery expressed its regret at
parting with this brother and It's SYM
pathy with the church that reluctantly
consented 10 its pastors request for
removal Rev. L. y. Turnbull. Rev. j.
7. Cannon. and Elder Lorraine were
appointed as the usual advisory commit
tee for the vacant church.
Mr. Byron G. Clark. a licentiate. was
received from Wilmington Presbytery.
The presbytery voted unanimously for
the adoption OF the Revised Directory for
Worship referred By the General Assem-
bly, to the presbyteries.
HOME MISSION FUNDS.
The report on home missions was offer
ed by the chairman. Rev. l.. Il. Turnbull,
and elected considerable discussion. Some
Of the members earnestly advocated con-
formity to the General Assemblys plan,
which is to send 10 the General Assem-
blys treasury for frontier work the
January and September collections. But
the report as adopted provides that only
the September collection be sent 10 the
assembly's treasury. and those OF Janu-
airy, February. and August be retained
| for work Of home missions in the pres
bytery These collections are to be sent
| to the treasurer OF the prcsbytery. DIT.
w. a. Campbell. Richmond. 1t is ordered
| that churches asking aid shall annually
make an effort to advance in their SELF
support and report their condition to me
! chairman of the Home Missions Commit
| tee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
Mr.. j. c. MADDox's ACCIDENT.
Big Matrimonial BUDGET o"'"s
Golden WeddiDg-Foot-Ba Team

(Corrcspondcnce Of the Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. october q.
Mr. !. G. Maddox. who lives near car
,cr's Bridge, this county, fell from PIE
,,-t,,nber and broke his right arm below
the elbow.
Four marriage licenses were issued by
the Clerl, Of the County Court yesterday,
40 follows. William W. Rowe TO MISS
Matte Wayland; John +. Abel to MISS
Mary l.. Rea: O. II Davis to Miss Mary
Nc Auster. Charles Steel to Eleanor IT,
Garrison. -
Mr.. -. 4. Pryor and Miss Anna T.
Wlngfcld were married at the residence
Of the brides father, the Rev. q. n. =
Wingneld. near Warren
on Thursday afternoon, the 18th instant,
the venerable Mr.. Drury Wood VIII ceIe-
brate the hftieth anniversary OF MS mar
rage. In all these years MIR. Wood has
been a prominent and valued cltlzeh OF
This city. and has reared a family VINO
have themselves acquired families and are
valued citizens.
JUST ISSUED.
THE Reign Of the DemagoglP.' the
speech Of the Hon. John Temple Graves
Of Georgia. delivered before the Washing
ton and Jefferson Literary societies OF
the University OF Virginia. has just beeh
issued in pamphlet form.
The Varsity football team are prac-
ticlng every day. OF the men VINO COM
posed last sessions team and who are try
ing for this are Bowden, Hicks, Massie'
Penton. Marshall. Harper, Jones, Thomas
captain. Parker. and Early. 1t Is too
early yet to predict the exact makeup OF
the team The first game Of the season
IS booked for Saturday with Richmond
College.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05

T OST OR MISLAID, SYNDICATE
IL CERTIFICATE NO. IL, RICHMOND
PARK, FOR FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
issned 10 ms by It's trustess- All psrsons are
warned against trading Tor Same.
SO as av' BYRD WARWICK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
TRUSTEES SALE OFLOT


SOUTHWEST CORNER OF LOUISIANA
AND SECOND STREETS,
25Xi00 FEET TO AN ALLEY.
Default being made In the payment
OF a certain note secured In a deed OF
trust dated December u, 1892 and re-
corded in the Clerks office of Richmond
Chancery Court, Deed Book li7 c, page
3I7. and being required SO to do. l Will
sell by auction. on the premises. on
FRIDAY October 6. 1893,
at 40 p. NJ, the PROPERTY described
above. fronting IS feet on Louisiana
street.
Terms Cash as to expenses of exc
cutting this trust and a note for 500, with
interest from June "a 1898: balance. II
any, as announced at sale.
oc Ltd C. L.. DENOON. Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
AUCTION sALES-Fufare Day..
BY J. b. Eiam & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Aucsicnecrs,
1ll3 Main street.

THAT ATTRACTIVE AND DE-
J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MODERN DE-
TACHED THREE-sToRY BRICK REsIDENcE'
No 230S EAST GRACE STREET,
OPPOSITE TIE BEAUTIFUL REslnsnCE
AND GROUNDS or MISS r. l. yASLSW,
TO BIZ seLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05

a Dig Budget from "oonsbore'.
Correspondence OF the Dispatch)
BOONSBORo. VA. October 1.-THE cool
nights are warning the farmers that the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05

By Denoon. Upper & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
SCI Main street.