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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18

formerly OF Chesterfield. was in Nanches-
ter yesterday bidding farewell 10 nis
friends here before he takes an EXTENDED
trip. 70 South America. ,...,. om Asnes
Walker. and Lavinia Walden left yesterday
for the Worlds Fair. -. -, ,.,~
and senator r. NJ. Parrish will speak at
Mr. w. q. burgess has accepted q po-
sition with Louis 9. Wright iaIss
druggist OF Petersburg. and lett Tor tha'
city yesterday. a.
Miss Lula Bryan, No. go Mcponous,th
typhoid -rnalarial fever for the past Six
weeks, Is improving slowly.
FINE NORFOLK COLT SHIPPED
Mr.. H. Clay Chamblln. shipped Mon
day 10 Mr. w. NJ. Hageod. OF. Easley, >.
G., Broadrock. by Norfolk; dam, Gipsy
Wilkes. This colt Is one OF the Ill., ~ =,
week took first premium over what was
considered the finest ring OF ,yeariinss
ever exhibited In Virginia. A fui! brotner
Of this youngster was soiH LOT ~ syo as
Sf0O-probably the largest amounts ever
paid for yearlings in this state.
A very suspicious looking individual WIS
seen hanging around the corner %.
Twelfth and Perry streets Monuiny IL n'f haA
iieved ne was bent on stealing a fine SET
ter dog who belongs TO gentleman Nv
ing on the corner. The man had W. w
small dogs with him, and thoush ms
animals chung very close TO him, he was was
heard 10 whistle several times as though
irving 10 coax dog away. owners OF
fine hunters had better keep an eye on
their dogs. Some one stole a line puppy
from Mr.. X. g. Petzold SUNDAY. Inc uos
broke loose and returned home. with a
ward or 40 OF rope dangling about MS
neck
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18
aaIred % give recurIty for bis good BE-.

required 10 give security for his good be-
havior for twelve months.
John Waymack. = white man, was ar
rested yesterday by Speclai-Peliceman
Norman Jordan on the charge of break.
ing into and entering the carpeBter-ss,lop
OF the Richmond Ccdar-Works and steal
ing a lot OF tools. When taken into Gus
tody the accused stated that John Kill
gore n youth recently arrested by Com
stable Samueia on the charge OF carrying
concealed WeapOns. had assisted him In
the burglary, and a warrant was accord
ipQly served upon kilgore.
Rev H. II. johnson. the pastor OF Fair
mont Methodist church. visited the coi,n-
~ iaIl yesterday and spent about half an
hour with Murderer Philip Norman Mich
olas During this time he offered a prayer
and read = portion OF the Scriptures 10
the condemned man. IL Is not known
whether the prisoner told the minister
anything which related 10 the crime for
which he was convicted, but this Is hard
~ probable. as Nicholas Is strongly hope
ful OF obtaining a new trial. The prisoner
has recovered his good spirits now and IL
very cheerful.
The Bakers Precinct Democratic Club
will be reorganlzed next Friday night.
Coloael Meade Hnskns and Messrs. Con-
way Sands and &. v Meredith will adj
dress the meeting.
Ncssrs. J. -. Brinkley and W i.
Schenk. Of Halifax county. n. c.. were at
the County Court yesterday examining
the Mes, &c, for preserving books and
records. with view TO having similar
appurtenances introduced In their county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18
THE RESIGNATION NOT ACCEPTED.
General Mcdonald Sent His to the Cow
eruor But IL Was Returned.

There is very little change in the con-
dtion Of Adiutant- General James Nc
Donald. though he was more comfortable
yesterday than he had been for some
Days past. lie is able TO sit up and move
about his room.
General Charles j. Anderson Is acting as
acting attorney-gcneral under detail by
the Governor. On the 1st of the month
General McDonald's resignation was
placed in the hands Of the Governor, who
being disinclined TO accept 1t. conferred
with General Anderson. The latter was
also Of the opinion that the resignation
should not be accepted, and consented to
act as attorney general, as the business
Of the office was, I'm view Of General Nc
Donald's illness, getting behind. He.
however. declined to draw the salary Of
the office.
General McDonalds term expires with
Governor McKinncy's term. and General
Anderson. 1t is understood. will then be
candidate for the position under the In
coming Governor. Several other gentle
men of military experience have been
SpOkpn of I'm this connection.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18
COLONEL w. H. II. TAYLOR DYING.
4 Native OF Richmond and Named After
Presihnnt Harrlson.

a press telegram announces that Colonel
". H. II. Taylor. State Librarian OF Min
ncsota since 1871. and who was born in
this city in 1873. is dying
Colonel Taylor Is son OF the late
Thomas Taylor. an old-time merchant Of
Richmond who married Miss Lucy Har-
rIsQn Singleton, y niece Of General W. II.
Harrison. after whom Colonel Taylor was
named. Mrs. Taylor was the lady OF the
White House during General Harrison's
brief administration as President Colonel
Taylor married General Harrisons only
daughter and was postmaster at Cincin-
natl for four years. having been appointed
by his father-in-law. He Is a brother Of
Mrs. Thomas III. Ellis, OF Washington; OF
Mr. George T.. Taylor Of this state.
and Major NJ. p. Taylor. Of Wilmington,
~ G. He LETT Virginia when he was
very young. and has rarely visited this
city. The late Major Thomas p. Taylor
was his brother and Mrs. William Gait.
who died recently. and Mrs. Robert MINI
mo were his sisters. lie has many nieces
and nepheWs I'm Virginia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18
1-g 6oNOs WE'RE NOT LEGAL.
'''r' ''.uor 80 Decide.-Dr. johnson

H.nor "a Decides-Dr. johnson
''a's fDr Nichoias-CountY Notes.
iH.r Yesterday entered his de-
''. case Of Iipscomb's legatees
'r' county Of HenrcO. which
~, '.r his consideration on an APP
H ,he action OF the Board OF
- The sui, WAS for the pay
ti. ''nls aggregating $1,000 with
GAY, Uh Were signed by John X.
f. Ang Justice" and "Wtiliam
on December T. 1861. The
I'D. n f'F the support OF the poor
F. N uipment and maintenance
IA l'iYp for the claim was first
N ihe supervisors in December.
~ 81 .'ion was deferred until the 27th
- iF. ltsS. when the body disal-
49,. cinim Judge Minor recon-
f. l'. non-payment Of the bonds on
t~ t'1A that their issuance for the
rr.' p" eluRping troops was uncon-
1sf n Hnd further, on tho ground
a. '"1rty % do so.
s-,- .lniy Court was engaged for
i.f hours yesterday IN the trial OF
e.r, logan. sOoi-blhck darby,
eP.ig, "i,h stealing a honnd-dog from
t.fr, rhce was about as intricate and
Hsr. l2fy as the negro dialect could
r. l...n hl, the court finally managed
b.fr.n Nat The dogs name was "Rootsy
ON "hd that the prisoner was inno-
az 80 he was acquitted.
sil y and sent 70. JAN for one day.
Efsct. tfren ~ Mercer qualified 20
law IN the County Court.
'SqE,. liiiams tcolored) was. before
azsss,, iArls Yesterday on the charge Of
As Charles Poindextsr. lie was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18
p,y-y,pa Wagon Drawn.

The Richmond Agricultural Implement
Company made a big hit in It's pumpkin
guessing contest at the recent state Far.
II offered beautiful buggy ana sud-
stantiaI "Owensboro wagon TO the TWO
nearest guessers Of the number of SEEDS
contained In large pumpkin, and AFTER
the ballots had been gone over seven
were found to have come very near tne
exact number OF seed IN the Hhihe"9e
vegetable which was 5&.
Those so nearly correct were M. David
NJ. I.eary. OF Mattoax. Va; c. NJ stein
back. Esq. Masonic Home; Miss Dora
Beasley. Of No. III Nenable street, city
Norman W. Lewis, Clairmont, Va; j.
Grlgg. No 10 east Broad street. city
A. ]. Frank. No. SlS west Marshall street,
and a. j. Clarke. No. l7O6 east Main
street II was decided that the above
named persons should draw for De
prizes offered. and the result Is that Mt
Leary gets the buggy. and Mr. Stein
back the wagon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18
City Circuit Court.

The following business was transacted
in the CITY Circuit Court yesterday:
c. w. Branch d 60. VS.. w. w. Pace.
garnishec. Dismissed.
Il. +. Smith vs.. J. W. Perkins attach
mont. Dismissed.
The suit of !. NJ. Rosendorf VS.. Robert
Garter was dismissed.
An order was entered authorizing the
sell certain property.
Warren II Mercer was admitted 10
practice in the court
Resolutions relative TO the death Of
Major l.. r. Page were offered and or
dered to be spread on the records OF tie
court.
The case Of Charles l.. Partnership,
bv. etc. Va the Chesapeake and ohio
Railway Company was partially head.
and continued until to-day. This is a
suit FOR Sl5.WO growing out of the MAIN
ing of Blankenship. who is minor, by
one Of the defendants trains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18
NEY YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, Octber 1.-THE bears I'm
stocks are becoming more aggressive.
The failure of the Senate to act on the
silver question. the financial difficulties
of Reading. the struggle for the possession
OF Northern Pacific, and the prospects
OF long litigation. and the belief that the
business OF the western roads will suffer
severely after the closing of the Fair at
Chicago all tend to depress the market
for stocks. For a time the bulls made "a
good fight against their opponents. espe-
cially In the Industrials, which were
marked up to IA per cent. In this rise
Distilling and Cattle Feeding was most
conspicuous, rising 10 "a. The advance
was due to the reiteration OF old rumors
that the concern had made an amicable
settlement with the American Distributing
Company. which handles It's products.
Sugar was also strong selling up rs.
The strength Of the Industrlals impaired
firmer tone to the railway list for n
selling. the Changers recorded materially
lower figures. Burlington was favorable
point OF attack by the bears. The stock
fell 2h Rock Island, st. Paul. and North
western declined HG2 per cent. and were
freely pressed for sale.
The heavness OF the Changers checked
the rising tendency of the Industrtals.
and supporting others In these specialties
were withdrawn, resulting in decline
late I'm the day of "a, In Distillng and
Cattle Feeding; ~. In Sugar, in Cordage.
IN in General Electric, and In Chicago
Gas. In regard 10 the last named, there
were rumors of recevership which
could not be confirmed here.
Lake Share and Big Four were also
notably weak among the railway stocks.
ihe snort interest must be very heavy.
ii the lending rates OF stocks are amy
criterion To-day Burlington. New York
Central Western Union. and Missouri
Pacific all commanded a premium for Use.
rhe market clOssd weak at or near he
lowest point OF the day Louisville md
Nashville displayed more strength thnn
ijis. and closed with a small net gain.
The Improvement was due 10 a covering
= the short contracts Des Moines AID
Fort Dodge, preferred. rose "a. After the
close OF business. it was announced that
negotiations between the Speyer syndicate
and the Reading receivers had been re-
opened. and pending surtlfer develop
ncnts. the Reading securities advertised
10 be sold tomorrow Will be withdrawn.
Sales. III 600; unlisted. 2200O.
Sub-Treasury balances-Coin, sis,s730OOi
currency. S5,W9O0O.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call has been easy. ranGing
rom Nv to 2h: last loan AZ lis and clos
i1g offered at IL. Prime mercantile
paper SliS per cent.
sSilyer-Bar a. Mexican dollars. $50
Silver at the Stock Exchange neglected
Sterling exchange Is weaker with ac-
iual business i'm bankers bills at SiS9A, Z.
| iS} for sixty days, and AsiAu%.s5 FOR
demand. Posted rates. 81 Slgd4Sjl2; com
mercial bills. $LdaLS2 for sixty lays
and siA for demand
Government bonds steady State Bonds
| hull. Railroad bonds irregular.
STOCK QUOTATIONS..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18

to good medium ruled lcw. eene svsy:
as In Old stocks: With any ee9ounxe-
ment from m:hufacsursss WI n esr p' ~,
market would be the better IT, &C to-
bacco holders and buyers shew sSnssoer-
able interest IN new breakA eno nno en-
cripts and bad reports Of cutea and
that tobacco marketed and sol1 Nsewners.
Low grades seem 10 be w0rsn - mucn
the future OF such cheap tobacco where
there is capital to conveniently cafry sueh
stocks promises rich rsward 70 sne M
weston To-day CWedneetayl the mn sale
cunibe county tobacco on the moor, when
CSC. was highest to-day
The following visitors reg!stered g sls
Warrcntou. n. G.; w. NJ, Carroll acne
Vile. ~. c.; W. A. Wagxoner. yssse
Gwath. ESQ. Bunccmbe county, n. z.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18
MARINE ISTELLIGENCE

PORT OF RICHMOND. October nth
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel.
Steamship Old Dominion. Couch. New
York.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. Oct. t1th.
Q3y telegraph 70 the Dispatch)
ARRIVED.
British steamship Manin. Pascagou1A
SAILED.
Schooner Walker, Armingtou. Prov1r
schooner Lucinda Sutton. Salem,
schooner r. J. Aoultons KY WUe.
PORT OF WEST POINT. octebsF lSth.
(By telegraph TO ths nlapaseA1
ARRIVED.
Steamship Charlotte. NiehlA uAAtihnoes;
passengers and general eagx0
steamship BexksAke.. Hoo1yof, Hy0vt>
dcnce VIA Norfolk pnd NeVDo11 UeWs:
paasengeru and ge04rot oo914
Steamer Elm CITY, Maeyg1f Wn1koR
ton: passengers and 'noooE0k (nSMA
A1knn
stSamship ChaF3eetA 1e1r1llA palkt.
s: s:ssa, q Ns:zs| b ~ ~ ~ =:
q :; = = {
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18
WI, lie Tried for Murder To-Day.

Warner Wallace alias William jenkins
charged with grand larceny. was tried II
the Hastings Court yesterday and con
victed Of petit larceny and sent 70 Jail tol
" days upon another charge Of peti
larceny.
The case against William Ilill alias
SpeCkled Dick (colored) was called ant
continued until the Both The accused be
ing without counsel and the case being OF
such a grave character. the court assign
ed Captain George Wayne Anderson as
his counsel to defend him. Speckled DlcE
is charged with murder 49,,
The case of Lewis Morris, charged witt
the murder of John Lewis Berry. is Sc
Tor trial to-day Both the accused anC
the victim were negro youths.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18

There has as yet been no trouble. on
the part OF gas consumers as TO the llghl
furnished them. II rs noted that the gas
within the last three days has Deen be'-
Is supposed TO be that the gravity OF OIL
used in making the gas Is higher. MT.
Charles H. Nicholas. with whom the city
has contract for the naptha, 6S 10 ~
of adjusting his business with the city.
lie asserts that the Standard Oh Com
pany. through it's agents. has so operated
against him that he cannot afford TO send
the naptha oil. 6S to Y. at the price name1
in his agreement. and that he has right
under a strict Interpretation OF his con-
tract. to ship an inferior quality, TO be
either rejected or accepted az fair price;
NOT disagree with him when they have
heard fully his side of the case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18
Indignation OF Rev. Mr. TurnhuiI.

Rev. l.. Il. Turnbull. pastor Of the Old
Market Presbyterian church. has rendered
his resignation to the congregation, to
take effect as soon as the church can
secure a successor.
Mr.. Turnbul took charge Of the church
about four years ago. 1t started with
sxty-seven members. ana now has $50
members on its roll. owns a good lot on
the corner of Nineteenth and Franklin
streets. and has I'm bank and pledged for
church building $500. Mr.. Turnbull
gives as reason for resigning that the
climate OF Richmond does not suit him
He has at present no other charge in view
and predicts a bright future for the con-
gregation. The matter Of his successor
viii be brought before Il meeting of the
CONGREGATION next Sunday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18
1-s NEW MASONIC HOME.
iatt.ttrsci to he Given 10 Mr.. Thomas
some of the Details.

'.nNt To nc NfAttH W -'h''
some of the Details.
I'D 81. Thomas Will be given
or building the new Masonic
been positively decided and
... ., Che payers by the building
merely a matter OF FORM
..,yr. Mn not be gone through
t..-sTs. John 5. Elicit and -.
Who have been directed TO
necessary financial arrange
I've perfected their plans
' Mr. Thomas was Si,&7. ana
tue four submitted. These
-.r proposals: y. G. Houston,
Ancarrow, $33 40. and a.
EtgtsN The Building Com
'l these proposals and were
close with the lowest bidder
., money matters are fixed up.
imc, the plans for which
hy Mr.. Charles IL. Read,
.. s very handsome structure,
and three stories high. with
..I attic II viii be roomy.
fi and thoroughly suited for
uses for which IL Is de-
.s founder, Captain \. G..
.tt those who are interested
fs erection The site chosen
- is "a beautiful lot just out
grove. and "a little TO the front
f.e present house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18
p,....ns masonic Home Meeting.

The annual meeting OF the Masonic
Home Ladies' Auxiliary was held at the
one OF the most pleasant sessions OF that
organization that has taken place. The
ride on the cars gas made enjoyable BY
lovely weather. and the home. with the
spring instead OF fall. After lunch the
ladies' went out 10 inspect the chickens,
. rabbits. flowers, etc. The boys brought
out their beautiful colt. OF which they are
very proud. Some of the officers went
down later In the day to visit Captain
Babcock. and found him very bright.
and they enjoyed an hours chat on the
subject so near TO their bearts-the new
building. which Is soon TO be started.
The regular annual election OF officers
will take place the list of January.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18
I,eoh Law FaiIs for So. 600.

Jacob Levy, dealer In general merchan-
disc. at No 1919 east Main street made
are arr i placcd at 5000. and his assets are not
given The deed making Emanuel Cll-
man trustee was filed in the office Of
the Clerk Of the Chanccry Court yester-
day afternoon. The following are the pre-
ferred creditors: Carrie J. Levy $3.50;
state Bank of Virginia. $500 Nahm Bros,
o. k s5S az s5 i6 + f irshb S
600: NJ. Hirshberg,. $50; Sutton 4 Co.
SS3.S4: Stern & Co, sS2.l5; Drewry Hughes
& Co. SASS; Long y Riidiek, S5'S;
Nest. S5S75: A. Saks & Co., S2O.2S Strauss
Bros. $50: f. Flsisher q Sons, 1913; T..
]. Bear. $50 Al other creditors are TO
share ratably after the payment Oh me
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18
The Money to BE Divided.

The hearing of the suit Of the Metro
politan Life Insurance Company against
IT, j. Wilson's administrator which had
been going on In the Chancery Court
for the past two days, was concluded late
last evening. The issue involved a policy
In the above-named company for, N,Oe3
upon the life Of Mr.. Wilson. which had
ton II was the object Of the Insurance
people to ascertain as TO who the money
should be paid o, and, therefore; they car car.
was that Miss Hatton should get &dl,
the amount Of the Indebtedness OF the
Deceased TO her at the time the. policy
was assigned. Wilson's counsel VIII max
n motion this morning to have the money
paid over to the administrator, Mr.. ID. ).
Gates
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18
DURANT, MISS. December IL, 1880,
Office OF J. $. ROSAMOND.

Office OF ]. >. NUoAMOIND'
Messrs. Lippman Brothers, Savannah,
Ga:
GentIemen,-While in San Antonio. Tex.
last spring I saw yoar advertisement
OF p. p. Il. Prickly Ash, Poke Root, and
Potassium I'm the paper, for the cure OF
rheumatism, and thought | would try a
hottie. Finding such great relief from II
ON my return home ! had my druggist
Mr.. John Mcclellan, to order me a sup,
NV After taking. / think ten bottles
have not had pain or ache since. Pre-
vious TO that I suffered for twenty-five C5
years and could not get the least benefit
until | tried p. i. T., and therefore, take
pleasure In recommending 1t to all.
Yours truly, j. ). ROSAMOND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18

The reports made at the meeting OF
the Raptist City Missionary Society held
al the FIRST church Sunday afternoon were
very encouraging, especially those maze
and L. Leonard, of Fulton. The latter
gentleman. assisted by Mr. =. f. Throck-
morton and other Fulton Baptists. re-
Gently held a meeting a few miles beow
the city. in which there were forty CON
versions. and Pioneer church has been
orrnDiZpd there
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18
RICHMOND, VA, October 9, 1898.

ONFVDVf IN7s'''s
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. STOCKHOLDERS OF THE BUCKINGHAM
RAILROAD COMPANY for the purpose OF elect
ing directors and for the transaction OF such
other business as may lawfully come before the
meeting, will be held at the once OF the com
pany. in tbs Pace Building. in tho CITY Of Rich
mond, on TIL ESDAY, October "a. 1893. at J ] A
Nj. The transfer books will DO closed from . +.
NJ FRIDAY, October Is, 1893, aud remain closed
until 10 A. NJ, "Wednesday October 20, 1893.
oc 10-td &. u. WELLFORD, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18
n.anaha Hare for Theft.

Sergeant Alexander Tomlinson returned
Yesterday from Washington, having II
custody the negro who stole watch anI
some other valuables from MI Crohlh ~
The new 81. James Hotel short whiit
ago. The negro had just served a term II
the Washington Jail
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18
Manr Weddlngs To-Day.

Richmond will ring with the music OF
wedding bells to-day, and Jolly little
Cupid will reap n splendid autumn harvest.
All through the sunny summer months
he has shot his irresistible darts, and
now the hour has come for him to gather
I'm his spo.ls. Ere the day ends he Will
number eight happy brides and eight still
happier grooms among his victims. Yes
to-day viii be wedding day i'm Richmond,
day that sixteen. or perhaps more,
young people will always remember and
a day. let us hope. that will bring Joy TO
the hearts OF all who kneel before the
altar Of Hymen.
Perhaps the most brilliant of all the
weddings will he that Of Mr. Frederick
W Scott and Miss Elizabeth NJ. Strother
The ceremony will be performed at st.
Paurs church at o'clock, and the mar
rage promises to be one OF the prettiest
Of the season.
The other weddings will be az follows
Mr. Benjamin II. Cottrell and MISS
Leila j.. Dowell, at Park-Place church, at
$50 T.. NJ.
Mr.. ]. II. Wilkinson and Miss Nellie Me-
Curdv Smith. at the residence OF the
bride No. so east Leigh street at $3.50
p. NJ.
Mr.. \. Harvey May and Miss Emma T.
Walters. at ST. Andrews church, this
morning.
Mr.. John =. Stone, of Raleigh, n. C.,
and Miss Gertie Lacy, at Clay-Streei
! Methodist church, mt 6:l5 u. NJ.
Mr. Percy $. Crutchfeld and Miss Mabel
W. Floyd, at Leigh-Street church, at 6:5l
p. NJ.
MIR. Walford w. Hardwicke and Miss
Elizabeth Priestly Jackson, at st. Johns
church. at u. NJ.
Mr.. Benjamin Cary Nelson ana MISS
MAY Harrison, at First Baptist church
I at II Is A. VI.
In nearly every case the newly-marrle,
couples viii visit the Worlds FAR OF
their wedding tours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18
vital Ensrgx Is Renewed,

when strength and health have ran down. oy
timely resort 70 the helpful bracing tonic Hos
letters Stomach Bitiers, particularly adapted
20 the wants OF nervous, dyspeptic, bilious IN
ys,,ds. II worn out by mental strain. the care
OF business or overwork. seek its profapt ana
Seniyn aid. IL annihiia,es mslsslai complaint,
ana ~ an efficient remedy for incipient rheu-
patism aud neuralgia