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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-06

Welded IN OLD eRIsaY CHURCH.
Miss jamie Read Morton Becomes the
Hride of Mr. VI. FIournoY McGehee.

Miss jamie Read Morton Becomes the
Bride of MIR. VI. FIournoy McGehee.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
EUREKA MILLS, Va. January 4.-Old
Briery church was the scene to-day OF a
pretty marriage, the contracting parties
being Miss jane Read Morton and Mr.. NJ.
Flournoy McGehee. At the hour OF
o'clock p. NJ, marching to the inspiring
strains of Mendelssohn's Wedding March,
artistically rendered by Miss Louise King,
the bridal party entered the church. The
bride came IN upon the arm of ner cousin,
Mr.. John X. Morton, and was met at the
altar by the groom, who entered with Mr..
w. s. Morton as best man." Standing
under beautiful marriage bell, the happy
pair made those VOWS which naught can
put asunder. the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. g. Il. Vaughan, ID. ID.
The attendants of the bride aud groom
were Rev. G. A. Morton and Lee w. Morton,
who acted as ushers: Miss Lulie Watkins
(maid of honor, Misses Lou Daniel. MOllle
Is. Gaines, Anne McGehee, Annie Spencer.
Bessie White. May Allen. and Messrs. o..
Clifford Womack. Charles ii. Watkins, j.
Daniel Morton, Henry Anderson, D..
Flood Morton, and }. Nj. White. The
church was tastefully decoratd and filled
with friends of the bride and groom. The
bride, who wore o blue travelling suit,
looked lovely and Is noted for her many
estimable qualities. The groom IS young
man OF sterling worth and Is very popu-
lar. The couple were the recipients OF
many pretty and useful presents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-06

WANTED, FOR 1898, A POSITION
w As COLLECTOR By man OF experience;
or n CLERK SHIP In a grocery store. Bond II re-
quired. Reference. Can agree on salary. Ad-
dress &C" No. 30S west Main street. city.
in 5-2ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-06
= = n Us -,

DICHMOND. FREDEKICRSBLEG
IN AND POTOMAC RAILROAD seas IL
commencing JANUARY J., 1898. Essiora0saL
s:o4 A. N. leave, Byrd-suee, station Jan,
stops only nc ASHLAND, Des..'
Milford, Fredericksburg B-.,,rt
and widevater. Paror-r7r P,t
:nond 20 New YORK. Afrgas i,
washington at 1901 ?. q n,."
moro. III p. ". PhI1tr..t.
3:4s r. ~; New YORK. $50 =
1f.5o A. M. leaves Byrd>Strest Station t,.,
Buffet pariOf-osr kichm011 'a =,
York. Arrives e. NashIrrf.- 1,
4:07P. 81: Baltlnore, 5..l ~
Philadelphia, 7.39 +. 81.
Work 1895 y. ".
7.oo p. M. leaves Byrd-streot station t,
eleepiBg-car Richmond r ...
YORK. stops only a. Asiiarf u..
well, Milford, frelnf..f. ...
BROOKE, and widewstor. -, d.
ether stations on sunday. tr.....
AZ Warrington a, lttI I .
baltimore 1888 A. NJ. Pisa.
phls, 3:4J A. NJ. NeB iY.A. ID
s..o. N sr,,,os AZ Byrd-stfoet St,'.4
90" slosper from New lorf. -
onlv At Whitewater, BrooE. r...
ricssburg. Milford, u0ss
Ashland Stops 40 other st.I
on sgannas5SS Leaves WASH
o.,cpy arrives byrd street S,stior
$50 Limited % Puiiman-'ar-.
o.oz ID NJ arfiyes Al Byrd-StrC0 NfaiDl .t.-
"'"" stops az FrodercAsh4rs,
Doswell ana Ashland Il- ...
WesblngtOn 70 X chm0lt ......
Washington ~ 1887 8. a.
e.,opN arrives az Byrd-Sireet stat Az
'''V Buret parl0r-car Ncw I..l &,
RIrhmoad. Leaves Wa-l. 4
4P. ".
ppvnrRICKsBURG ACCOMMOpf
DAILY EXCEPT sCNDAr
..oo p NJ. leaves Byri-Strect oiau,'. '..,t
WV M FREDERICKSBURG at $50 & F
CHAM arrives at byriSfreof e.a.-
CIV 80 Leaves Frodericksblrg s.
b. 80.
pAuY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
e.asAN leaves Elba. Arrives 20 81. %.
1888 A. "
6:O4 p. NJ, leaves hibs' A'F''' ~ =
6:45 A. NJ, arrives AZ Eipa' Le0' .
BOJ 4. n.
5:57 =. ~, arrives et cioa h'a'e' 3
5:l2 r. VI.
G. TAYLOR. Traf1' Mao.
TT ID. MYERS, General superiuteu f..-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-06
Lexington Pythians' Banquet.

ICorrespondenceO Iho hIchnIohu DIspatcusI
LEXINGTON, Va, January 5.--Lexington
their annual banquet last night. The
occasion was one OF great interest. owing
TO the fact that Grand Chancellor Com
mander Isaac Diggs. of the Grand Lodge
of Virginia, was present, having arrived on
the evening train from Richmond. Pre-
vlous to the banquet the lodge met in their
Castle Hall. on lower Main street, and
were entertained by most forcible lecture
from Grand Chancellor Commander Digs,
his subject being "Pythisn Hsrolsm OF
knight Hines" who laid down his life for
from burning hotel-the old Spots wood
in Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-06
uo.,,pr Of the Medlcai-CoIIege Boari.

The annual meeting Ok the Board Of
Visitors of the Medical College OF Virginia
was held IN this city Yesterday. but only
the usual routine business vas transacted.
The college is in frst-rate condition end
has n class Of seventY.fve. composed OF
unusually fine material. DR.. Cullen. dean
of the faculty. whose health, by the way.
is vastly improved and who IS IN full prac-
tice again. said last night that the pros
poets of the school continued TO brighten.
Among the visitors from distance present
was DR.. Barnes. State Senator from Nanse-
mOnd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-06

for year. and her death had been expect
cd for several days. She vas daugnIel
horn in southampton county July II, 1sl2-
Her rirlhood was spent in Petersburg.
Mrs. White had been member OK tue
PRESBYTERIAN Church for sixty-three years
having Joined the Church under the pas
torate OF Rev. DR.. Plummer ct Peters,
burg when but is years old. Her funeral
takes place from the Presbyterian churcn
Tomorrow afternoon at $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-06
The Husting. Court Ye.,erday.

The cases tried and disposed of in the
Hastings Court yesterday were as follows
Archer Dodson. charged with burglary.
Convicted Of petit larceny and sent to jail
for six months.
William Rutfn, convicted of stealing
from the person and sent to penitentiary
for one year. He was also convicted on
two charges of petit larceny and sent to
Jail for sixty DAYS in one case and six
months in the other.
Thomas Carter. William Cheatham alias
William Carter, and Joseph Clark alias
John Brown were each convicted of
petit larceny and sent to jail for three
months.
z. NJ. O'Donnell. charged with keeping
his bar open on Christmas Sunday was
acouittad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-06
THE ASCENDING MAYOR RETURNS.
Thomas Nelson Surrenders to the Cape
Charles Authorities aud Confesses.
,onocio1 ,alocrapn IN thu Dianatch1
Ispociel telegram to the Dispatct

TAsIEy. Va, January 5.-Mr. Thomas
Nelson, MAYOR of Cape Charles City, who
disappeared from that city just before
Christmas after squanderlng $1,000 Of
church and trust funds and under suspl-
cious circumstances, returned TO that town
this morning and surrendered himself to
the authorities. 1t is learned that he has
been in Baltimore since his departure from
Cape Charles and that when he found out
voluntarily returned to Cape Charles and
surrendered himself. He does not deny
any of the charges against him, but makes
full confession. His case Is indeed a sad
one and cannot fail to excite much SYM
patty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-06
No CHARGE for seryIce-Pipes.

The Council Committee on Light held a
regular meeting last night at the Upne-
Gas Works, VIII 9ll of the members pres-
ent except onA The usual routine busi-
ness was transacted, and il was decided TO
recommend to the Board of Aldermen the
adoption OF the resolution offered by MIR.
Henry l.. Carter abolishing the present
practice Of charging consumers for the SER
yice-p pipe running from the mains into the
hanxex
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-06
Capitol Matters.

Colonel s. Houston Letcher, of Lexing-
ton; Colonel Tazewell Elicit, of Rich
mond. and ColoEti Peter Hairston. OF Mar
tinsville. have been reappoInted for three
wears as members Of the Board OF Irus-
tees of the Virginia Military Institute.
The Governor yesterday refused 10 par
don William johnson, Of Wythe county,
who is serving q term OF nine wears tor
HOUSEKEEPING.
the workings of the new oyster law rs a
reyenue-raiser for the Commonwealth.
The results so far confirm his impression
that the FISH and oyster interest should DO
put in charge of a district department OF
the government of the State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-06

with the President. Mra. 3. Al. Price. in the
chair and Mira. =. W. Cone as secretary.
Rey. Mr. Stewart delivered an earnest
and impressive address. which was pro-
duct,ve 81 great good. ,.
The annual meeting Of the union VIII 10
ladies who compose the membership Oh
this organization support a missionary IN
China. aad have done much noble WORK
for the spiritual welfare Of the heathep'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-06
CARMEN KEPT BUSY.
III. r. pioser,on COMPANY.

The annual Meeting of the stockholders
Of the Z. 4. Pinkerton Company was held
yesterday at the Office of the company,
iii2 east Cary street. The report of the
secretary aud treasurer, showing the
healthy condition of the affairs Of the
company, was read and approved. The
following officers were elected for tins
year: l.. IA. Neudecker (of Baltimorel.
president: Louis do fernex. vice-preSi-
dent; L. A. Lee, secretary and treasurer.
Directors -Messrs. H. Theodore Ellyson.
l. II. Lghtfoot. A. Pohlig, and DIR. 4. j.
Hawk as
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-06
WILEY GOES TO A JURY.
Examination Into the Ticket-Office Rob
bery-StOien Robes and Coats.


Robert ]. Wiley. who was arrested few
DAYS ago by Officer 0tey. of the First Die
trict. charged with feloniously breaking
into the ticket-oflice of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway and stealing about $40
therefrOm, was given o hearing in the
Police Court Yesterday morning. The ex-
animation lasted fully an hour and half
and the accused was sent on TO the grand
jury of the Hastings Court.
From the evidence adduced 1T appears
that Mr. Robert IL. Fisher, the ticket
agent, left his office about $40 7. NJ. on
the dav the robbery was committed.
About 4 o'clock the janitor went to his
house and informed that some one had
broken into / office. He found that the
ticket Office had been entered by breaking
panel in the door, which allowed the
party to put his hand through the opening
and unlatch the door. The safe had been
entered, and severa, coins and check,
which was his personal property, were
LAYING on the floor. He missed $40.
The ticket agent stated that he knew
nothing TO connect Wiley with the rob
berry, except that an ink-eraser, which he
was told belonged to the prisoner. was
found on his desk after he returned from
his dinner. He knew IT was not there
when he went TO dinner.
The other evidence was in accordance
with facts already published.
THX ovERCoAT AND ROBES.
Thomas Branch (colored), who. as re-
ported in Yesterdays DISPATCH, was ar
rested for the larceny of four buggy-robes
and for entering the dwelling house of
Colonel John b. Purcell on Monday eve
ming and stealing an oyercoat was gwen a
hearing. The negro admitted his guilt and
was sent on to the grand jury Of the
Hastings Court in both cases and COM
mitted TO jail in default of security in the
sun of $500 as suspicious character.
The stolen articles were recovered at the
store Of A. Copeland, Seventeenth-street
merchant.
One Of the buggy-robes belonged to Mr.,
II. Seldom Taylor and another to Rev. DIR.
Cooper. The other articles are at the
First Police Station for identification.
Stephen Lee. an old darky, was charged
with stealing lot Of coal valued at 20
cents from +. A. Bowery. He admitted
his guilt and the case was certified TO the
grand Jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-06
SUDDEN DEATH OF CAPTAIN FRY.
A Former Richmond Merchant and Gall
liant Confedera Soldier Gone.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.

SoUTH BosroN, Va, January 5.-Captain
]. ID. Fry, of this place, died suddenly this
afternoon of heart failure. He had been
SICK for a day or two, but Vas not con-
sidered seriously so, and his death is a
shock 10 the community. He was gal
liant Confederate soldier and served with
distinction until disabled by wounds from
active service. He married after the war
a lady of this county and has resided here
for the past twenty-five years. except
about four years that he was engaged in
business in Richmond. He was for many
wears merchant IN this county and had
many friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-06
. H. = :: w NarfaIk:HsstsrnR

0nnnH0URxED
sCakpULE az EFFECT JANUARY i, 1893
Leave RICHMOND, By hD-sTkEkT STATION
VIVA. d. Daliy-hichInond ana Norfolk YES
TiBULkD LIMirED-Arriye Nor.
iolk 1888 A. 81. stops only at
80 =, petersburg, Wayerly, aud suffolk
S'oo A. m Daliy Tor LynchDurg, Roanoke, and
intermediate stations. No connoc.
1000 =, uon beyond Roanoke.
i<'%V =. ID. Daily for Roanoke, kadford. Pulas-
Al Bristol. and all points South
and West vja East Tennessee. Viz.
gaia and Georgia railroad: a,,o
for Blneneld. OHIO EXTENSION
Leave Blueneld 6i0 A. NJ. daily for
henova, Columbus, o., and the
nesE Parior-car Petersburg 70
ROANOKE and Pullman sleeper Koa-
noke 70 Memphis Usa Knoxsiilc and
Cnattanooga, and through coach
,.,o, from kichmoad to Lynchbiirg.
o'io r. n. DAILY tor Norfolk, suffolk, aud inter-
a ngsis.s stations. Arrive Norfolk
5;35 p. u. Daily. Arrive Norfolk o.2o pm
ii:oo Z. N. DAILY Tor Roanoke Radford, Pulas.
~ and BRISTOL Connects az Roa-
noke I;2S A. NJ. with Washin rtoo
and Chstianooga Limited Pullman
sieepers Roanoke TO Nashyilie
Memphis. and New Orleans. Dining.
car attached. Also for bluereld,
focahontas. Elxhorn. and stations
Shnch-v alley division. also for
Lou'syiiie and stations Louisville
ano Nashville railroad va Norton:
also ios Rocky Mount and ali sta
ti0un Winston-Salem divisiou
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPER between
hIChhoNp ana LYNcHBURQ ready Tor oocu-
psncy a,sF y; also Pullman sleeper Pssers-
perg 20 Louisville rta Radford and Norton.
rains arrive Richmond from Lynchburg and
NE West daily $3.50 A. NJ, 2;l0 r. u, and 800
~. FROM Norfolk And tho Hast l0;30 A. Il.
2'io r. NJ, and vestibuisd Limited 6:f0 r. II
r. w. COURTNEY,
Passenger Agcnt
w. n Bky1LLs
General Peesonger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-06
we.l-nf-praYer SERVICES.

The services for the week of prayeri in the
western part of the city are growing in
interest. The subject for this evening
viii be Home Missions" Services will
be held at Park-Place church from $50
y ESQ +. NJ Dr. Wilson, of Ciay-Street
Church Of the Covenant, will address the
meeting
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-06
ASYLUM CONTRACTS AWARDED.
Petersburg Merchants Successful Bidders.
Mayor Collier Better.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspatch.l
PETERSBURG, Va, January 5.-The Execu-
tive COMMITTEES of tue Board of Directors
of the Central Asylum met to-day and after
transacting some routine business awarded
contracts for supplies of provisions for the
ensuing three months. The successful
bidders are mostly Petersburg merchants.
1t requires large amount OF provisions
for the 500 inmates of the asylum.
Hon. Charles +. Collier, MAYOR of the
city, who has been confined 10 his resi-
dence by sickness for several days, has so
far recovered as to be up and out again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-06
COLONEL eoRDoNS WILL PRosATED
HIS Estate. Nearly 100000, Left to HIS
Wife for Life.

The will of Colonel w. w. Gordon was
admitted to probate in the Chancery Court
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Fannie Cor
don, bis widow, qualified as execuirix
without security. The. estate Is valued at
about 100000. All the household and
kitchen furniture. carriage. other vehicles
and horses in the city owned by the de-
ceased are left IN tee simple to his wife,
AS is $1,000. The remainder of the estate
goes 20 Mrs. Gordon for her lifetime. and
at her death is to be equally divided be-
tween Colonel Gordons four children.
The will was made March IS. 1899, and the
document was much discolored, though
the writing was palmer than that of the
distinguished lawyer during the last year
or 40 OF his life
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-06
W. J. Reid Joins the Majority.

NORFOLK. Va. January 5.-W. ]. Reid, .
merchant of Bermuda street. and we'll
known businessman, died at hrs residence,
on that thoroughfare, this morning. The
body will be taken to the Eastern shore
tomorrow for burial in the family lot near
Cana Charlps
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-06
Death of MIS-. Mnrtha v. white.

Especial telegram 70 the DispAtch.I
LEXINGTON. Va. January 5.--Mrs. Martha
+. White. widow of Captain Robert l.
White, died at her home. in Lexington.
this morning. She had been In bad health
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-06
prnnar.x rransfara

Richmond Lewis L. Carpenter and wife
10 George s. Rose, Is feet on south side of
Leigh street. $1,000 Robert Il. Firth to
Mary Ann Firth. personal property in store
corner of Broad street aud Brook avenue
and at 3l3 north Adams street, $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-06
4 TLANTIC-COAsT LINE.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY, January !, 1898, az
g;3O A. NJ, trains on this ROAD will run as fol-
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-06
THE COLD SNAP CONTINUES.
An lee Gorge Threatened-Good Sleigh
ing-H.avy Snow-storm Last Night.


The lonc-continued cold snap is daily
making its effects more visible upon the
river, and the stream was IN such u bad
condition Yesterday that navigation was
wretched, aud large boats had great diff
Guilty IN passing back and forth. The
channel is filed with floating ice. and If
the mercury does not cease ITS capers near
tho freezing point an ice-gorge is I'M
uvoldable. The steam-tug Monarch, which
has been kept busily employed keeping
the stream open. went down with tow
yesterday morning and made an attempt
20 break the ice away from Its lodging.
II the efforts OF this plucky little vessel
fail navigation will be utterly impossible.
A Clyde-lAue steamer reached the city
Yesterday morning about 10 o'clock. The
captain reported that o gorge Is forming
between Devils Reach and Graveyard
Reach. about six miles this side of Dutch
Gan. He said that the condition of the
river was very bad aud getting worse, and
that IL took has vessel an hour and half
to 60 three uiles. The Ariel, which was
due here yesterday afternoon, was unable
TO come up from City Point and her pas
sengers and mails were brought to the city
by rail uid Petersburg.
PINE sLKdHIHG.
The snow which commenced falling
Wednesday afternoon did not cease until
after IL o'clock yesterday morning, and as
II froze hard upon the ground sleighIng
was excellent, and many of the graceful
vehicles were seen upon the streets. The
morning and early part of the afternoon
were dark and gloomy, and about 8 o'clock
Y, NJ. the storm commenced again with
unusual violence and continued Tar into
the night The streets. which bad been
cleaned in MANY places, quickly became
covered with the tieecy garb of winter
and before nightfall the snow had nearly
reached the depth of four inches. The
flakes were exceptionally large and fell
with such rapidity that persons out in the
weather" quickly assumed Santa
Claus appearance.
CARMEN KEPT BUSY.
II the street-car service WAS below the
usual standard yesterday-and II can
hardly be said that il was-the fault was
certainly due TO no lack OF diligence on
the part Of the company. All of the con-
yeyances were packed with passengers,
who, with the exception of little jostllng,
Jared very well az first, but when the
storm commenced In the afternoon the
tracks became very slippery and locomo-
ton was bv no means easy. just before
nghtfall the snow-plough was put in ope-
ration and kept running for several hours:
This lumbersome continuance as II sped
along the tracks sent the snow whizzing
from the rails, and proved a sine qua non
for the cars which followed in Its wake.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-06

ROUTE
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. BRoADST.,EI
STATION.
500 A. NJ. Except sunday. for local 'f "a,
and Newport Ness
900 A. NJ. Daily, vesiiolle special,
man, for WIliismsturg. Soc. rs
News, Hampton, Ol1 InnA
and Portsmouth. Makes n1
stops.
lions, Newport Ncws, on n
Norfolk, ald Portsmouth.
e.O5 A. NJ Local trp. \. ezcep' fI4if. %
Clifton forge. Connects a .-
louisville for WashInyi0n. $50.
RiniR Midland Junction i.r
burg nj Basir CITY Nr l..
south and 81 stanton '- 81
goo p. NJ. DAILY. for Cincinnati anI Cf ..,-.
with Pullman Co tirCura. s 4
dining-car Naysyiile g. '.
srrytug breakfast. Con f. r.
Gordonsyille daily With lg r.l
Tor stanton.
6:35 p. 81. Local train. daily for Doc"
lO.45 z. n. Daily, for Cincinnati AMI 30
with Pullman for Clrcrnr
Vile and ~. Louis ami ll
EFy. & Navsyiie. Connects M
ton Va, for Virginia IL.
daily and AZ Hunting
Lexington. Ky, and Louis
TRAINS LEAVE EIGH1H-Sl kEEl r AlI'H
500 A. NJ. Daily, with psrior-'ar, tlr .'
burg and Clifton Forge t.'.rfH
except sun Isy for leXingt "a. f.
aud except Sunday for trlif .N
400 p NJ, Except sunday, with sia"pils
for Lynchburg Train leaves it'..'
barg at 7:l5 A. N. daily f1r Lri.
ton Va.
rRAINs ARRIVE AT RICHMOND, BROAD
STREET STATION.
7.4O A, ~ Daily. from Cincinnati
$50 A. 81 Daily, from U1swoll.
lI.3O A. NJ. Daily. from Norfolk and OH p 'H'
900 L. N. Daily from Cincinnati AMI l.i.-
rille.
$3.50 ?, 81. Daily, from Norfolk and Oh i'O-
80 p A. ETcept sunday. from Clifton .rt.
1890 p. VI. Except sunday, from Old POM
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGurH-sTREEr STA l''.
500 A. NJ Except sunday, from Lynch :
and Lexington. Va
6.1oP NJ. Daily. from Lynchburg ami Clf3l
FORGE JOHN ID. POTTS,
oc2S Division Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-06
rereirn Nli..,nnnr, unior.

The quarterly meeting OF the woman's
Foreign Missionary Union OF East Han
over Presbytsry was held yesterday At
noonat On see-Street PRESBYTERIAN church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-06
AUCTION sALEs-Tve.re Dsys.s
T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALn
III or STANDARD AND nIabsBDHssD
HORSES ANDC0LIs, vici,umnA'
BtJGGIEs, SADDLES, md
ROBEs. THE PROPERTY
OF W. n. WlCkHAn
AND OTHERS.
SATURDAY. JAsrAsr 2. 1898.


SATURDAY. JAsrARy q. iss3,
a, ,o.ao A. NJ, We will coll without limit a. 'nS
RICHsoND BAZAAR, tns ,9 gnyTg the orc.
1 osrfy 81 ". +. WIckhsm, Esq. Of Hanover c0on'
y i CHESTNUT MARE, years. By coh''' dam
c n slrSfsi MARE. years. b. King Bolt
BAY eEIDiNSe. 4 years. by Elysian Aodai'"n
and Morgan mare; p,,., AhsaI-
cHEsTNuT MARE. 3 years, by E .n, "a noSeIt
lah and Morgan msre-no" Ill '""' " $780,
cmEs sPr FILLY, years, BY Elysis ana Ae-
daliah and Morgan msre--snes W.
shoss great speed, and a perfec. o9sIv
4 RAY GELDING. by Elysian Apos
RAY 1 FIi Thy years, by Elysian Abdallan ana
a King Bolt mare-15 hands hign, WIN SUI
perb style and action no. r,v.,.n Abdslish--
he IA 10 hands high and one OF tno n0e'
stylish animals In Virginia; vr,p
A PERFECTLY- MATCHED PAIk on 81 hA"-
OLD HAMBLET0NlAN COLE an, a, Kins
2 YEARLING COLTS, by heimdai ou' W ""
BoIt ard John Happy mares; porrnon
q WEANLIN9 COLTS, by sgvood ana pou, ~
Baron out OF standard mares-Tery PRIV
missing.
Immediately after the above l VIII sen' '''
account OF whom 10 may concern Cola
1 sORRRL MARE, D years, by Dorseys "'N
Dust, dam Empress-thorougops xo,,o,
1 SORREI. MARE, years, by Inspector nD 49,,
out OF a thoroughbred nare-sne Is o, s,ea,
style and beauty. and ono OF vi" i"s''''
roadsters In the state; .1,.,
RAY MAKE, 2 years--well bred and stylishi
/ VICTORIA, PHABTON, and bOu"
OF the best make and good as new p>yrss
I SGT DOUBLE and 2 SETS SINGLE HAhNbSS'
/ LADY'S and 1 GENTLGMANs saDp nn,
several WHIPS and RoBEoIaI o. p Ic =
well-kept private stable 49,. 49,. ,o.a ~
This sale comprises one OF tho best iot 80, ~
stock ever offered at auction To tnls ci1y' .cH
RREEDING ANO INDIVIDUALITY OF bACn
ANIMAL, SPEAKS FOR ITSELF and we win
be pleased TO show them 10 any lnteresteu IN ~
good horses who viii call at the RlCdMONp,
BAZAAR, whore this stock may % seen nr'''
day Of SAFE j. ID. sEAbhiHhA IL riVp'"
w. b. FRAYsBR, Salesman