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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
II WiU Par y

CHALLIES reduced O. ..-r.,...
GlNGhAMS iu tlH ts.. .
I2lSc., reduced Co., GO tlIr
foNGEES 90 Styles d. as.
AZ i21ac., reduced ,Dt... tr..t
styles.
FANCY-FIGrkEp sWI.-
lsycly designs, are u9a r....
ORGANDIE DlNlllEe. ..r
tiul styles, sod AZ i-p..f.a
a yard.
Lace effects in FANCY v.-....
PON, 10 fancy cf--ts. p fI...
IRISH LINEN LAWNS a...
yard.
SHEER PLAID, iacr e.. ... ..
WHITE MUSLIN rodu.cl l...
from 10. l2bS. a11 lotr. a..
see the BLACK NILi .tI ...
Inns We show ~ 2 sc rr.
l2isc.
Al. Of orr FlGUkkU srI .....
MU>LiNs greatly r.Ia.t.
them 0ut. See ths styir. ...
LADIES MUSLIN tN..u.
way dosn iu gri'e-.
SEQ tho COhsRI-DONLs. .....
aud SOC.
Ask g. see orr uuo of -.....
PANTS, ana GOWNS. i.l ...
gains.
our Sun NBREiIA- Gag .t...
SOILS 20 AZ almost nothing .....
du sci from -. g.. UIlt.t.
CufLDkEN'S PAhA-D. .t
sl.-1 60 40.
CHILDREN pAHA~Ifr
WOOL CHALLIES lLtt ...
To-.
SOC the reductions We
CHINA SILKS that sO.i l. -.. ...
nov Doe.
WASH SILKS soll e- ..
31isc.
We show somo NOEhi.I
DRESS GOODS reI.etI
Onr eutirc stU.A b
LAOES marked low. tH
SEQ TIC EiON CLOTHS
Ia price,
NAVY AMI 81 A,h HO.
CLOTH CAFES lnf ......
apiece some worth -.
CHILDREN $ kEilt.r
gnG fs2 apiece w.l.l
chance iO get sI'i A....
LADIES WAS -.f.
city. SEQ those g. -. I..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
FIREMEN INJURED.
CAUGHT BY FALLING WALLS-COl'
OREp MASONIC TEMPLE BURNED.
sratrim omit i--"TbeT Tall Cypress of Nause
mond " --Persenai-Convent OF
the Order Of Chosen Friends.
rcorrA.pnnnnnon q rhe Rlchm.r1 pI.patch.l


NonFoIE, August s.--shortly after
o'clock this morning the colored Masonic
Temple. frame building on the corner OF
Queen and Lincoln streets, caught fire and
was totally destroyed. The Ere started
under stairway and is believed to nave
been incendiary. The lower floor was CO.
cupied by the Eureka Furniture Company
and the stock was badly damaged. The
loss is probably $1,000. Captain James
BRYAN, of Company No. /. with six men,
were in the building when the walls fell IN
and we're caught by the falling tlmbers.
They were extricated with great dltlculty,
aud Captain Bryan was found 10 be hurl
internally; Thomas flanagan, severe
cash on the head and otherwise hurt, and
". Warren, badly cut and bruised. Doc
tors were promptly called and the men
attended to.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr.
Cleveland Manning. of Berkeley. AMI MISS
Fannie L. Nash. Of Portsmouth, at the
residence of her brother. Mr.. LLOYD NASH
No. 1927 west Marshall street, Richmond
on Wednesday. August 10th. The oTlds =
the eldest daughter OF Carpenter u W. H.
Nash. United States navy.
The funeral of the unfortunate Charles
L. Doyle took place this morning at ~
O'Clock from St. Mary's Catholic church
and was very largely attended by sympa
| tbIzing friends. Rev. Father DohertY con
| Quoted the services and the remains were
taken to Elmwood for interment.
There is a prospect of oil the large lum
| ber-mills in this section shutting down.
The genial and popular DR.. Thomas n
| Barnes who represents hsnsemond
| Southampton, and Isle of Wight counties
| in the State senate, Is now known through,
out this section as The Tall Cypress OF
Rev DR.. ". V. Tudor, of Richmond
| who arrived at the SmIthfeld camp-meet
ing yesterday. Will preach at least once
every day this week.
There were I2s deaths in Norfolk las
month and 10 births.
| A district convention Of the Order o
| Chosen Friends, en- bracing Virginia, Mort
| aud South Carolina and Tennessee Will b'
| held in Norfolk next Monday.
Commodore George Brown has gone x
| Naa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
HANDSOME PRESENT.
FCOvERYD SPEECi
The Public Schools-PoIlticaI.

Correspondence OF the Richnond Oispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, August S.-The Board Of
School Trustees Tor James CITY county were IN
session at the COURTHOUSE yesterday aud settled
With the Treasurer all claims against the school
BOARD for the scholastic year ending June 3Oth
and fixed upon salaries to be paid teachers IN
the different districts during the coming session:
The resignation OF j. +. Jones ~ a member Of
tne board IRON POwhatan District was accepted,
Mr.. JOnos having been elected supervisor from
POwhatGn az tho last election. The Electoral
school Board VIII meet Monday % IN the vHcan-
cles on the Board OF Trustees.
Tho Democrats have teen called 10 meot at
tho courthouse Thursday night 10 elect a dele
gate aud alternate TO the Richmond convention,
TO eject two delegates and t0O alternatcs 20 lne
iogisiative convention, and 70 reorganize the
party.
ar. and Miss Trut, from Mobile, Ala, are
here "a route 70 tbs Worries FAIR.
Mr.. Luther Warren, with his sister, Miss Han
nah, leave tomorrow for Chicago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
LADIES WAISTS.

Good quality Percale Waists. full front
with frill, best value ever offered for SOC.
Best grade Percale Waists, pleated
back and front, finished with narrow
pleatDg down front. Price 75c.
Figured Null Waists, serpenune style,
were -. now el.jO.
Pink and Blue Chambray Waists.
Numbered collar and cuhs, were 1915
and 1925, now $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
FORCED TO CLOSE ITS DOORS.
The Big Stone Gap Bank In the Hands of
n Receiver.
Especial telegram to tho Dlspatch.l

Especial telegram 10 tho Dlspatch.l
ZIG STONE Gar, Va, August s.-After having
paid out about 10000 In the last month 10 meet
n steady drain on its resources, the Bank OF BIG
stone Gap was compelled 70 close its doors this
morning, aud W. VI. hcklWee, Jr., the former
teller, WAS made assignee. 70 blame IL attached
10 any Of the officers OF the bank, ana 10 has
been due 20 the hard wo'k NJ Howard Bulhtt,
the cashier aud his strong personal connections
that the bank has 20 long been aDte 70 weather
the storms Of the past throe years.
Mr.. McElWce says that IN February, lS9O, mo
bank had 100000 deposits and loans OF S225,-
600. This was tho high tide. Ia May OF June
one depositor. the improvement company, PAID
out $50 900 on the furnace, and by Decem ber'
1891, finances began 10 tighten up over the
country, and affected the bluk very snrlously-
50 much 30 TINT the deposits continued ialiing
or till now there are only about elJ,OOO but
the loans have also been reduced
Tho dopositors Will undoubtedly be pa!d In
full. aud as the capital stock Il only ffhOOO mo
stockholders may got par but mucn depends
upon the value II collateral Gnd an 'mptoye-
ment in business. Tho business Of tho town
will be done by the other bank, the Appalachian,
which, in spite OF failures here, nt Abingdon,
aud Bristol enjoys tho confidence OF the COM
munity, and IS constantly receiving new de-
posits- Its president. ". \. McDoTeH, reports
that NJ has on hand 80 por cent. OF his deposits
IN cash and the other 10 Is SO arranged mat nc
can act IL by wire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
.ns,nin ,Aa SHINING sr,,s m.

This common-sonse injunction Is too often I'M
needed bnslless anxienss, oyerwofk, expo
eare must aud do cause montsl and physic
exhaustion, which lessons yiGor aud tells inl1-
fiously apon the system. That nost boneiceot
Of tonics and res,Oratyes, Hos,etters stomach
bittefs, enectnaiiy compensatos for q drain Of
stfcpgtA and LOIS u nsrve power. regulates Inn
paired digesfion. arouses the dornant liver, and
fenders the bowels aeAxe. II Is. besides. pre-
ycntiye Of naieriai aud rhcuEnaiic ailinents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
RICHMOND. WEDNESDAY, August 9. 1893.

RICHMOND WEDNESDAY, August 3. 1893.
CARPET time is at hand. Hun
dreds of rolls of the newest things
are coming INCUR pick from the
greatest New York stocks and by
far a greater portion the product OF
the best mills, woven to our order
of months ago. Carpet history is
interesting; the chow " and the
"why" are profitable for you to
know and heed; but of all that
later. Just now we're trying totInd
hooks and corners to put the new
stock into. The store won't
stretch, 50 the stock must lessen.
Hence the carpet-man rolls out all
the patterns which haven't been
duplicated and we pay you in price
lifting to take them and give US
room. Not a carpet fault anywhere
in the liSt---
Brussels that's O0c. q yard, Tor 75c.-made'
laid, and lined.
That's sI.O5 for Sjc.. laid and lined
Body Brussels that's Sl.2o and sl3o Tor
Sl.1O, laid and lined.
MOQUette, 81, laid and llned.
Extra Supers, wool. for Doc.
Ingram, - aud 3oc. ~,
A Ribbon day---probably 1000
yards Of Ribbon that's been 10, IS,
q, and $50. a yard, and any Of it
goes for SC. We had such tlut-
ter two months ago. These offer
ingS are ahead of those.
Front.
Cheap silver show, in the ele-
gance you now buy in manutac-
tured silver things
Link Gun Buttons, sterling silver, 25c. o pair.
Oxidized Silver DOC.
llairPlus shell. with silver top, 21c
Enamel and silver in Observation-Disclosures
AMI Stck-Pns, 10c.
A time for making tongue and buckle meet :
Well, the buckles arc cheap enough. Hand
Front.
To-day'Il wind up the offering
of Ladies soc. White Lawn Shirt
Waists at 25c.
Swallowed by a trust ! Agate
IronWare is GraniteWare to all
intents and purposes. 1t inter
fered with the monopoly of the
trio of granite-ironware factories,
so the Agateware men have
been gobbled. We've shared in
the grand roundup by getting
1900 pieces of the ware. They're
marked seconds" but there's
no hurt to harm---that we guar
antee; or your money back.
The prices appeal to you; for
it's the last call on Agateware---
Tunnels, value 75c., for 15c
Quart Cups value 65c., Tor l7c.
Large Wash Basins, value 65c, Tor 2Jc.
large Pudding Pans, value 81, Tor oUc.
LOng-handle Saucepans, value Toe, for 29c.
Larger. value 81, Tor 47c.
Wi,h patent non-surRablo bottom. value
1925, for GOc.
stoye-f ots, value s25o. for s1.5O.
Double Rice Boilers, value s2.25. for 81.
stove X e,tles wish bail, value 81 90, for So.
Tca-kettleS, vafHe 81. foe 81.
Codee-Pots, value 05c., fot SOC.
Larger, value 81 % ana sl.5O, for 75c.
Prsserving-R ottles. Tipped. value Toe, for 29c.
Larger, value $3.50, Tor 75c.
Extra large value 90, for SOC
And there are but 5000 articles
in all. Not over SIX pieces to one
buyer.
Basement
ruuv- N-nV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09

WINCHESTER, Va, Angus. S.-Dr. 5. Taylor
Holiday, a leading physician OF Winchester,
DIED here suddenly this morning OF neuralgia OF
the heart lie compiain0d last evening OF feel
ing unWell. but was not confined 10 his house.
This morning he was about 10 start on his pro-
fessional visits whom he was attacked by the
fatal disease und IN few moments Was dead.
Dr. Holiday was n son Of the late DR.. j. Mchim
Holiday, Of this city, and was 81 years OF age.
HS was educated at tie University OF Virginia
ard graduated IN medicine at the University Ct
Pennsylvania. Duung ito late war he WAS a
surgeon OF the wenth-Seyanth Regiment, Stone
wrI Brigade. DR.. Holiday was unmarried. He
leaves one brother aud n sister surviving him,
Ex-Governor ;. W. VI. Holiday, Of Winchester,
and Mrs. DR.. Mason, OF Charleston, ". Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09

The DrsrATcH Of tomorrow will con-
tain, IN fun, the Grafton to be delivered at
the Worlds Far to-day (VirGinia-DHy) by
the Hon. JoHS ". DANIEL; also, the adj
dress of General Firz LEE. the ode of the
occasion by Rev. BEVERLEY ID. TUcEER,
&c Sc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
MIR. watts,s Paper on Luriea.

OF course We know before writing our
Article on the subject Of tho paper read
last week by Mr.. Wars 10 the Bar Asso-
c'stion OF Virginia that he was familiar
With the provisions Of the Federal and
6tate constitutions as 10 juries. The only
doubt We had. or could have. was as 10
whether Dir. Warts held or did not bold
that those provisions required jury OF
twelve men. Wa learn now from unques-
tio1sbIs authority that Mr.. Wars did not
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
Mr.. Frank Goodwin Dead.

IoIt-IiI V"l0sI"ITT :" 'IIV I'D I1-Il'I
WYTHEVILLE. VA, August S.-Mr. FRANK
Goodwin died this morning AZ the re5iionce oil
MS mother. AIRS Fannie Goodwin, On Main
street Nr. Goodwin had been IN delicate health
for years, being acOnsumptiye, and recently had
been more feeble, but his early death was not
anticipated By his family and ffiends. lie leaves
d vie. who WAS Mas Little Rutherford, Of Rich
mond; a son, the Rev. William Goodwin, who Is
rector OF church III Petersburg, ami three
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09

Children's Fast Black Ribbed Hose.

We have just received Is dozen Chill
dren's Fast-Black Ribbed Hose, sizes
from . to g., with double heels and toes
These goods are positively regular Zoe;
quality. Our price Zoe. per pair, or 3
pairs for Soc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
VIOLENCE.

ton afterward; and their help tdsts Iney
absolutely and permanently cure S an and
ton, indigestion, Bilious Attocks, DICE am
PHious Headaches One tiny, sugar-coated
eranule is a gentlel laxative or regulator;
three are cathartic.
They're the smallest, tho easiest to take
and the cheapest, for they're guaranteed 70
qiyo satisfaction, or your money Is returned
Buy Of reliable dealers. With any others,
something else that pays them better VII
probably be urged as " Just as good: fer'
baps it Is, for them; but It cant oe, Tor you
For n perfect and permanent cure or "a
tarrh, take DR.. Sags's Catarrh Remedy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09

J. FRANK ANDRosr, Esq. has retired from
the edltorship of the Stuart Enterprise.
Mr.. :. ". Crews will hereafter publish
the paper and Sir. }. Il. WAGGENER. Jr.,
Will be the editor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
corner Second aglB.a! 1.f

PLAID FLANNELS f.r i.t
inches vile, Do. a rrrf
BLUE, GREEN, dut .lt..
4sr
Blue DIAGONAL STORM ..'
yard.
FRENCH rA1INES only
FRENCH ORGA.ult-, .-
Wool CuhLLl,. l-t.r
WHITE DItk, iN. -4
REMNANTS - INEk hN|... . h
yar1.
Nowllne ~ FINE DfL
BABY -CAKRfADEs 80 r."
TRU Nko 10 wI0 Ie.nle in
MArIiNGs AZ l1r. 4 ysri
MAIIlS IS ~ t.c. O. yffi
FLOOR OfL-CLOfu, 81 -H
g..
New line CARpEle-ld ''H 'i
Ne.ycls. AxulBstcr' BODY ht
g.
WINDOW.sHADES alI li.. ,...A
ali al greatly reduced UrI'.-
FALL CHhbLlf~, iU
TABLE Oli-CLDIH. l'
LADIES and MISSES Hi .i.|
GARDEN SlkAN rhAi-.
BLACK SILK GhkNAultt-
BLACK GkENApINE, Sci f...tf
yard. - ..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09

There are now 1920 prisoners upon the
rolls of the penitentary. Several hundred
of these are able-bodied men who are
usually hired to railroad contractors, but
for whom, in the present depressed con-
ditlon OF the country. no employment can
be found.
More than GOO men and women are, how
over, at work in those shops of the peni-
Tertiary which are leased by business
firms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09

The DISPATCH is glad to hear that the
Committee Of Arrangements for the State
Democratic Convention are determined TO
provide good accommodations for visiting
newspaper men. This consideration Will
DO appreciated.
Give every real newspaper writer.
whether editor. correspondent, or re-
porter, "a reserved sea-. Don't allow them
10 be crowded out of theiI places by per
sons who have no sort of claim upon the
courtesy OF the convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
Ninth of NJ. PnwelI.

Especial telegram % the Dispatch.l
FREDERICKsBURG, Va, August S.-Nrs. Julia
| Powell mother Of Hon. James l.. Powell died
| N her home, in this county. on the bth Instant
| aged 81 years. She Was "A most estlmaDle CHRIS
| flnn Nnrnan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09

The Democratic newspapers nre all say
ing kind things of Chairman GORDON
anent bis letter expressing his purpose to
retire from his position upon the assem-
bling of the State Democratic Convention
on August 18th.
The general judgment il that he has
served his party with distinguished abh-
ity, fidelity, aud success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
SPECIAL IN
Yard Wide BIeached Cotton.

case Androscoggin l. Fine Cotton,
usually sold at - and &c. We shall sell
this lot at 7c. per yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09

If the Senators and Representative who
are bent upon filling space in the Congress
sionaI Record will only make their speeches
as brief as the Presidents message Is we
may entertain hopes Of decisive action on
financial questions IN tde course of very
few weeks Brevity Is tho soul of business.
as it Is of wit. If we are to have IA business
session it must be IA brief session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
Weil-Known Hotel Man Dead.
f.,orf,t ,ofo.rrarr, IN tbs f,.enateitT

TopoCIlI L0ItEIHTTI 70 VI" bIoIIHI'u'T
HAMPTON, Va, August 81. J. Barnes, the
veil-knoWn h0tel-keeper hero, died suddenly at
his hotel at 1870 p. Nj. to-day. Cause: Heart
failure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09

To us it is not 80 much q wonder that
the Worlds Fair at Chicago is not a direct
monetary success as that IT IS prosper
ing at all considering the wasteful ex-
pcnditures made upon it and the depressed
condition Of business In this country. But
the fact that it has about 100000 visitors
per day, that it is universally conceded
to be the exposition Of the age, and that it
is drawing larger and larger crowds each
month goes TO show that this is a great
country and ours a great people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09

Also, regular 7jc. Lisle-Thread Vests.
Richelieu ribbed, j.. \. n. s., sells for
50c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09

President CLEVELAND knows how long u
message to write to get the general public
TO read it. That which we print to-day
will be read by nearly every intelligent
man in the United States, while ten
column message would not have been read
by one man out of fifty.
With little training the President
would make a good newspaper-man. Per-
haps he will take to this business when he
leaves the White House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
755C.

will buy any Ladies' Laundered Shirt
Waist on our middle counter. A nice
assortment to select from. Waistsn this
lot that were 81 and sl.25.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
Appointment Of Constables aud Justices
mr. Jefferson Levy's Present.

fCorrospondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, August S.-Ihe Coun-
ty Court, Judge John NJ. White presiding, is In
session. Considerable routine business has
been transacted. James i. Guland was ap-
pointed Constable Of the Ivy District, after
Wards qualifying. William @. Brown quahned
as Justice Of the Peace Of tho ChaTloitesyllle
District, aud '. 4. 1rlgg as Justice OF me feace
OF Rivauna District. John Han Musgrave ahd
Hiram ST. Green eualited 30 practice law.
The Nose-liIi chapel sunday scDo0l has
cleo ed Jamos NJ. Williams, j, :. Murrell and
Miss Blanche Smell "a delegates 10 the county
Sunday-Sch0ol Convention, which ineots al
Oweusyille next Friday and Saturday.
HANDSOME PRESENT.
4 beautiful male fawn VAS shipped 70 the
terdAy The little animal, which II very tame,
VIII be placed on the lawn at Monticello Mr..
Levy has an extensive deer-park On the " little
mountain
\ young lady Of this county was arrested Tor
striking a mlu over the head with stick Of
wood while defending herself from bis efforts To
kiss her. The magistrate decided against the
Young lady and she mad the costs 10 pay.
rbe Rev. B. L. LDsCCmD or the Method 81
Church, viii preach his week Ia revival al
Orange.
RECOVERED SPEECH.
Miss Nettic Flanagan, who had the mis'or-
tune TO lose Der speech hbOut five months ago,
recovered the use vi her vocal powers one day
last week az suddenly as she lost them. 1hs
l. the thIrd ua.e she has been afflicted IN thls
manner, each time her speech returning after
several months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09

conducted successfully by him for the last
twenty-five years in Petersburg, Va, 4. Of
fered for sale as an entirety. Intending pur-
chasers can examine inventory fixtures,
street. The books are also open to them
for their inspection, showing the average
volume OF business done. The terms and any
other particulars can oe obtained by applying to
me. +. NJ. HOBBS,
au est Executor of X. r. Hobbs, deceased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
COAL AND WOOD.
CTANLEY LIPSCOMB & CO.,
~ EIGHTEENTH AND BROAD STREETS
Phone 23g.

We are receiving large consgnments Of the
different grades OF GOAL AND WOOD, which
We ODER to the public at the lowest marke,
price. We ask the public 20 give us call aud
We will guarantee quick delivery. clean Coal,
and the best oak and Pine Wood that can bs
purchased. Our stock consists OF the following
grades OF Coal aud Wood;
Anthraclte-NuL Stove, Eeg. and Broken
spunt--Lump and Hall; firs-Creek Lump
Clayton Nut, stoye. and Egg; Pocahontas Lum ,.
SteaTa-t 'oal specially consists VI the following
grades; Pocahontas, Nuttleburg, FIre-Creek,
Qulntamoat, Cumberland, and other grades
Wood-Oak and Pine: sawed, kindling. Long.
lmy I2-F ,su&W3mI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09

in any way advocate any change in the
law in regard TO criminal juriea In his
paper he stated that his subject was the
trial Of civil eases by juries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
eoLpsN-wEDolNa ANNIVERSARY.
To Be Celebrated by Captain GOODWIN
and Wife-PoliticaI Points.

1Correspondencc OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
PBTERsBUgG, VA, August S-Captan and
Mrs. r. A. Goodwin, OF this city, Will celebrate
tho golden anniversary Of their wedding on
THURSDAY evening, the 10Th ipstant, at their
CAPTAIN Goodwin Is one of our Dost known ana
most respected citizens and will receive the cor
dial COMMUNICATIONS and good wishes Of host
OF warm friends on the happy occasion. re LAS
iopr been connected with the Norfolk aud West
err Railroad Company, where his uniform our
tesy and valued services have been appreciated
and for many years no served the city In tho
Common Council.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
POLITICAL NOTES

II canpot 30 asrertAnei thGt the people OF
tho counties IN this 80 'uOn are shJ" ns any re-
markable enthusiasm over the State ucset
nominated by the Popuhss' convention recently
held nj Lynchburg. The truth Is that al interest
contresin the Democratic convention shorty 10
meet Ia Richmond, which Is further Increased
by the fact generally C needed, that the nOmi-
uees Of that convention Will be elected by big
majority.
TrInce George Democrats will elect their dele
oat.s IN tho state Convention on Thursday OF
THIS week, II - believed the delegation Will Do
unanimous for OFerraH.
The friends Of Major d. H0go Tyler arc die
Uosed 10 thirk that his interests have not been
a. well rcuresentei IL this section they should
have been, and that no has suffered IN cOnse-
quencc
MISCELLANEOUS EEws.
Az Qopfarrt, paisasau ~ DluW1ldie county,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
PROFESSIONAL

JAMES LYONS,
81 ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
Qaw-0aice, No. o state Bank Building,
Telephone 734. Postonice Box 26D,
Richmond. Val,
practices In ali the state and United states
courts In Richmond. Deeds aud Wiiis carefully
prepared. Acknowledgements and depcritons
taken, Collections promptly mado and re-
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