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Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-07-05
THE FINE SADDLE STALLION,
MOntrOSe, DR.,

viii stand the season of 1894 at my
stables, 10 miles north of Mexico and
/ 3-4 miles west of Moline, at Sl2 TO in
sure a living colt; $40 to insure a mare
in foal. Money due when facts are
ascertaiped, mare parted with or re-
moved from the neighborhood.
Diamond Montrese,J r. 500, was sired
by Diamond Montrose 275, he by old
Montrose, first dam by Jack SPORTS
man, Jr., he by Cal err Jack Sports
man, he by La Blanche, he by Bel
Air. For further particulars see Turf
Register.
Diamond Montrose, Jr., is 5 years
old, is now full is hands high, coal
black with two white feet, stands up
well and is n model horse. He was
shown fifteen times in model, fine and
saddle rings since he was 2 years old
and was never beaten but once in his
class.
At the same place the fine young Jack,
Abe LarimOre!
At eight dollars to insure q living
colt. Money due as above. II paid by
DER cent. on horse and jack.
Will serve Jennets at $25 for Jack
colt and $3.50 for a Jennet colt.
For extended pedigrees of horse and
jack see bills.
Will pasture mares from a distance
ut one dollar per month. Care takeI
10 prevent accidents, but not respon'
aible should any occur.
! VIII give q liberal premium to best
colt of horse and jack.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-07-05

Meetlng BaptIst Young Fe0pIeR7 Union-
Toronto, Ontario, July 10 %.
For this meeting the Chicago& Alton
and Wabash r.. Rs. will sell tickets 10
on sale July II and Is. Good for re-
turn passage until August 8, 1894.
f.. s. Wilson.
d&w till II. Tiki. Ag't.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-07-05

CHRIST.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-02
Nircinin MANA Nnies.

Many of the friends Of Captain Carter
NJ. Louthan, of Madison, are urging his
claims for the Republican nomination
for Congress.
The ten-days' tabernacle at Madison
closed Monday night. Much good has
been done by It, and many converts have,
been made. The people are much pleased
with the preaching of Rev. Mr.. NeedhaIn.
The residence Of Colonel j. C. Council,
at Aberdeen Academy. King and Queen
county, was struck by lightning Sunday
night and destroyed by fire, the fire
originating from the lightning. The house
was fully insured.
very severe rain-storm visited Madi-
son Monday Trees were blown over, and
much damage was done TO the corn crops.
The tn-roof OF Terrill Taylors house was
blown entirely off, and part OF the TN
was carried by the wind a hundred yards
away.
Hon. George w. Levy. United States
Marshal for the Western District Of Nir-
Sinia. has been at Floyd since last sa-
turday. \ great many moonshiners nave
been arrested in Floyd county lately. ana
the United States commissioner at Floyd
holds court nearly every day.
Allen Jackson (coloretD. of Basic city
was arrested Monday on a warrant
charging him with tn Illicit sale OF liquor
jackson. II il said. has recently had
considerable trouble with his Nlfe, ana
the general belief at Basic Is that 'the
arrest was lnstigated by friends of the
woman.
Married. by the Rev. J. \. Anderson,
OF the Methodist ministry. on August
lst AZ the residence of Mr.. John Bradley,
In Harrisonburg. Mr. Thomas f. Harmon.
Of Newberry. :. g., and Miss Adelaide G.
Bldckwood, of that city. The happy
pair let on the first train for the home
OF Mr.. Harmon, in Newberry, ;. {.
The Dispatch has a letter from Mr.. ), ).
Craig. manager Of the Cold Suii/uI
Springs. stating that 1t is not true. a.
was lately published In this paper, that
tn. waters of those springs are Niped ~
the Allegheny Hotel, at Goshen. He says
water is conveyed from the springs ia
Goshen in a five-gaIlon demijohn three
times a day.
There was "A heavy rainfall and severe
thunderstorm at Waldrop, Louisa county,
sunday Lightning struck the dwelling
house Of Mir. Thomas q. WaldrOp. shat
terng the weather boarding. plastering,
and a bedstead. on which AIR. Waldrop
and several members OF his family were
resting Not one Of the fourteen per-
sons in the house, however, was even
shocked
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-02
RACING At aslosvlLLe.
Interesting Matches Next Week ut the
Diving Personals.

REIDSVILLE. N. c., August l-tspe-
cial.)-Rocklngham Superior Court Is In
session mt Wentworth this week. and Is
attended by large crowd. The shooting
affair OF Messrs. J. ii. Benson and J. A..
Peas came up yesterday. AIR. Benson sub
mitted and was fined 10.
Circulars and programmes are peihs cir
culatod to-day for an interesting match
race at Reidsville Driving Park, August
sth. in which the following horses have
been entered: Essie N, 2:Si IL, owned b!
J. w. Peay ReidsvIlle: Cock Robin
2:3i IL. owned by VIII Black. OXFORD
Extralight, 2:S2 IL. owned by c. d. Noell'
Danville.
The horses are entered for mile heats
best three in five, the winning morse 10
take the entire purse Of $500.
In addition to the above there Will be
fine exhibition Of speed between j. w.
Peays CHI. e. Clipper, 2:2tl-4. and IL. j.
Reynolds roam mare. Mamie Wood I'Zo'
of Winston.
Much interest Is being manifesteu IN the
events. and a large attendance rs ex-
pected.
Messrs. +. L. Simpson and Frank Har-
bin have purchased the livery business
OF J. w. Peay & Co., and take charge
to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-02
NEW yopK srocK MARKET

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, August additional en-
gagements Of gold for export to-day for
Europe. amounting to $,3lj,Oo, and talk
about the damage TO the corn crop. led to
weak market for stocks during the
early hours of business to-day. The bears
concentrated their efforts on thu Changers
and succeeded In forcing define OF l@s
i'm Burlington, II. in Rock Island, = In
St Paul, and Y in Northwestern The
bears are devoting their attenton TO the
Changers, and are basing their campaign
on the reported damage to the, corn crop.
The weekly crop report of the govern
ment was Of some assistance TO them
to-day. but as yet the holders OF stocks do
not appear to be greatly alarmed. Taxing
the transactions I'm the stocks most con-
cerned as a basis. the trading In all the
Granger shares listed at lhe board
amounted to little over 5000: shares for
the day.
Efforts were made again to dcpress Lake
Shore ana other hlgh-priced issues. but
without success The stock named was
offered down to 1855 without bringing cut
any long stock to speak OF. chicago
Gas was pressed for sale, and fell about
2 points, to 77s American Sugar ruled
strong. rising to 10iss, but closing \ pet
ter ON the day The stock h receiving
good support. the bull pool b;'ing conii-
dent that the sugar-reiners Will get the
protection called for In the Senate Bill.
Pending a decision on the tariff matter,
| operators are disposed to sail close to
| shore, and as result, trading Is or a
retail character
The market closed irregular. the Gran
gers being weak and Sugar strong.
The net changes show losses OF "a
| 49, per cent Chicago Gas. Lead, and
| American Sugar gained u. and New YORK
Central H. The bond market was quiet
| and weaker
The sales of listed stocks aggregated
| $500 shares. Of unlisted. 300.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
| Money on call easy at pes cent: last
| loan al l. and closing offered al ] per
cent; prime mercantile paperl S'eqi's pei
| cent. a.; ,.a M.
| elected. ~, ., ,,,.,
Sterling exchange firm. with actual busi-
| ness I'm bankers bills at AS1tgWi.S'Ht fOf
| sixtv days, and siSsi2ni sSh. for demand
posted rates, ASSll4.s9ls; commercial DIS
| Ys6IzGf4.sT. ca. ,.o,,,,
| Government bonds steady. state DOnds
| higher. Railroad bonds weaker.
Treasury balances: Coin. S'Z'iJ0'""' cur
| rency, SCI $4,000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-02
WEDDING AT KEYSVlllE.
Miss Hattie NJ. Davis and Mr. w. A. May
Plight Their Troth.

KEYSVILLE. VA. August 1.-tSpeciaL
Miss Hattie NJ. Davis was married 10
Mr.. W. a. May in the parlors OF Fer
fathers residence at 2:SO this afternoon.
The parlors were artistically decorated
with evergreens and growing plants. ana
the light Of day being shut out, the par
lors were made beautiful by rich. mel
low light from pink-shaded piano-lamps.
The bride entered from the hall leaning
on the arm of the groom TO the strains or
I.ohengrins wedding march. BEAUTIFULLY
rendered on the piano by "A sister OF the
brides, and stopping just beneath "A large
arch of evergreens in the centre OF the
front parlor, the Rev. y. Il. Sharpe, or
the Methodist church. performed the cere-
mony in a sweet and impressive man
ner.
The bride is daughter of our popular
Town Sergeant. James II. Davis. and the
groom is a valued employee OF the South
ern railway.
The bride was clad in handsome
travelling suit OF tan broadcloth. with hat,
gloves. and shoes TO match. Immediately
after The ceremony the young couple left
on the south-bound train fer Asheviiie
Waynesboro. Hot Springs, and other re-
sorts IN Western North Carolina. Their
home Will b. at this place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-02
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
ends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, vino live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds lest products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
alive; efiectualiy cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and teyers
and permanently curing constipation
II has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medica.
profession. because 1t acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by ali drug
gists in soc and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufsctured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. onl:, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs
and being well informed, you will no.
accept any substitute # offered.
" l.TuTntx,Ss oort
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-02
FIRE NEAR ROANOKE.
Residence of DIR. Hudson Destroyed-Mr'
Encleby's Lost Property.

ROANOKE. August 1.-(Special)- line
residence Of DR. K. Il. Hudson. about SIX
miles southeast of here, was destroyed by
fire yesterday \ spark from the chimney
set fire to the shingles. and the names
made such rapid progress that consluer-
able portion of the furniture was con
sumed. The building was Insured for SvJ
and the furniture. for 5000 Estimated ioss'
$3.50.
Joseph T. Engleby president OF the fldel-
ity Loan and Trust company. OF ms Guy
returned to-day from Maryland and Shen-
andoah Junction. where he went TO hunt
for the thief who robbed him a week or
more ago in sleeping-car at the juno
ton of a gold watch, $50 In money, and
papers to the value of $1,000. The papers
were found intact in field near Shenan-
doah. The money and watch have not
been recovered but detectives are warm
on the trail Of the robber.
officer Eanes returned this afternoon
from Portsmouth. o.. where he went
with requstion from Governor OFer-
rail- for ". ID. Myers wanted mere 10
answer an Indictment for felony. owing
TO Myers's attorney and the technlcal-
ties of the law, the officer was unable -
bring the prisoner with him. The papers
in the case will be examined ana passed
upon by Governor Mckinley on the 'h
instant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-02
Lawn Party In Charlotte.

SNIITHVIILE, VA. August l:-fSpe-
cial THE lawn-party and dance gwen D.
The residence OF MIR. W. ID. Norven last
night was "A success IN every way, anu
the young men who mad II IN cnarSe
proved themselves no tyros IN the DUST
ness. The large. elegant and spacious
dwelling was brilliantly illuminated from
top To bottom, and within It's walls were
gathered the beauty. elite, ana chlValry
OF old Charlotte. together with DeNy Oh
beauties from Richmond, DanVllle' ana
other places The gentlemen were all IN
fun evening dress. the ladies were attired
in most becoming and fashionable cos
tunes and from their heads and persons
flashed sparkling gems ana priceless
ieYrls. and rs they moved in the maZes
of the dance. the parlors presented a
scene of rare lovel,ncss and beauty, and
one that viii not soon be forgotten by
those who were 50 fortunate as 10 be
present. The supper WAS marvel Of the
culinary ami confectionery art. and re-
fleets great credit upon the hostess and
her lovely daughter who prepared IL.
Among those present were the Misses
jamie Watkins Lula Watkins. Lucille
Watkins. Matte Thornton. Lottie car
ringion Elnora Thomps n. BESSIE Proctor
BESSIE Marshall Bertn Boyd. Sallie Nor
veil LIZZIE Norvell. Lucy White. Lizzie
Marshall, Lizzie Jones. Louise Rice. Mat
tie Rice. Mamie, Mamie, and Bessie Dun
lop. If Richmond; Eula aud Ida Williams.
Nannia Magrudfr. Of Richmond: Kate
BOYD, Isabel Weisig r., of Richmond;
Jennie Taylor Of Danyiile; L.ottie Car
r,nston. Sue and Fannie Michie. and
Annie Norvell. and Mrs. j. c. Darlington;
Hon. &. 4 Osborne. Henry o borne.
Floyd Gregory, Thompson Morton. OF
Keysville Thomas \. Proctor. Jr.. @. Il.
Russell. Wharey Daniel, Charles Friend,
OF brakes Branch; Frank Cunningham.
Jr.. OF Richmond; j. r. Lackry. Rock
bridge county; G. Il. Norvell. John Mar
shall. W. c. Carrington, }. c. Darlington.
C. Il. Rice Wvnne Rice. ". G.. and Wesley
Williams, f.. r. Daniel, Jr., j. c. Watkins.
Embro Scott. j. Il. Fdris, r. $. Spencer,
and John Spencer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-02
CHASE CITY ITEMS.
Summer Normal school" Dream oil ram
Women "-Personal Points.

CHASE CITY, August 1-tSpeciaL)-
The closing exercises of the Summer Nor
mai School here was honored last nigh'
by a brilliant entertainment at Assembly
Hall. given by the young ladies' OF tne
tovn and some visitors here. Tennyson ;
..Dream of Fair Women was splendidiy
presented Those who took the prominent
narts were Misses Linda Hayes, FANNIE
Thomas. Corinne Jehress. Hattie Hardy,
and Matte Greene, Of Chase city, anu
Niss Ruby finch. OF CIarksville. In the
beautiful tableaux were Misses Susie More
yell ~ Smithyile: Emma Hunt. OF Roa'
noke: Mabel Sloan. Oracle Russell
Ethel Hayes, and Virgie Jones, OF Meek
Ienburg The solos OF Miss Perle Stearhes
Of Newport News, was rapturousiy ap'
nlauded. and the singing OF Miss liiia
Boyd was received with equal dehehr
The music Of Mrs. w. III. L. Mems "as
charming. and the occasion was srea'is
enjoyed by the immense audience,
Professors Winston and Cummings re-
turned thanks TO the people OF the towr
for their cordial welcome, and hospltabi'
attention given the institute during ts
session. There had been l3i teachers pres
ent. and an unusually pleasant ana proht
able time has been spent.
Hon. John f.. Massey, who was present
last week. expressed qualification at th'
arrangements and conduct Of the ihs'i'
tute.
Mr.. r. +. Stearnes. customs collector
Of Newport Nows. with his wife and
daughter. Miss Perle Stearnes, are re-
creating here
Rev. S. X. VIM. of Petersburg ap'
pears considerable benefited by his use
of the waters here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-02

ter. OF the Junior order United American
Mechan mics are invited 10 attend.
A marriage license was Issued IN tne
Clerks ONCE Of the Hastings Court yes.
tsriay TO James Rodgers. aged %, aho
Celia Tuck. aged @-both coiored.
MIR. Willie Davis, Of Lynchburg, - VIZ
Ting friends In this city.
DIR. @. ". Friend and wife. Miss NH
dred Garnet. Mrs DR.. Perrow, and iflgn'
ter. and Master Darlington Perrow leit
yesterday morning for Old Point to spcho
a week or two. ,.,,
MIR John Tophsm. formerly OF this city
now OF Atlanta. Ca. arrived In the CITY
Tuesday evening. He left yesterday 10
visit his relatives at Williamsburg.
A pug dog belonging 10 Mr.. William
Kahn was run over by an electrician yes.
terday. and was 30 badly injured tha'
Captain Llpscomb had TO Kill II.
Mr.. and Mrs Augustine Royal. MIS-
Bessie Gill Miss Carrie Walden, and MISS
Kennon. OF Powhatan, returned yes'er'
aay from''the ssashore.
Mrs. II. T. Totty left yesterday TO visl'
friends and relatives In Appoma''oA
county. A..
The County School Board Will meet To-
day at Chesterfield courthouse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-02
Newport News Notes.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, August l..
Especial -Colonel c. Fenton Day. Of
Smithheld. who is a candidate for con-
gressional honors, is In the city to-day.
Colonel Day expects to secure the votes
of all the delegates that were elected
on the anti-Tyler ticket here last Thurs
day.
The Chesapeake and Ohio steamship
Shenandoah is expected here tomorrow
with Loo tons Of cargo.
There were 3.l75 head OF cattle shipped
from this port TO foreign countries during
the month OF July. This is the largest
month in the history Of the port in this
line.
The exports from this port for the
month OF July amounted TO over $1,000 Wc
Mr. y. r. Alternately. wife. and two
daughters. OF your city, who have been
visiting relatives here for the past two
weeks, will leave for their home this eve
ming.
The British steamship Sydenham en-,
tered to-day from Brunswick. Ca. and
cleared for Hamburg. Germany. The Sy'
denham took nothing but fuel coal here.
Mrs. DR.. Joseph Charles. OF this city
leaves to-day for visit OF severa
weeks TO her parentSs Sn Canada.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-02

Welsh could not tell who struck bin
but somebody had bruised aim pretty
badly abou; the face,
James Reid and william King, two
negro lads, charged with taking some
provisions from another boy ncmed Joms'
a. Harris. were discharged. These boys
gave themselves up. stating NJ the tims
that Harris had Invited them 10 he'll
him eat the food, which they dii.
Gabriel and Bette Coleman tcclcred)
were sent to the grand jury for bnst'rs
numerically n i2-year-oid boy named
Mason HIM
James Braxton (colored) paid 80 and
costs for beating Rachel Lomax.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-02
Death Of Mrs. Morsou

WARRENTON, August 1-(Special)-
Mrs Maria Scott Morson died at her
home here on the 3lst instant: in the
SD year of her age.
Mrs. Morson was the daughter of Judge
John Scott, OF Fauquer. one of the ablest
and best-known lawyers In the State;
and sister TO Colonel John Scott. DR.. Mar
tin Scott, of Blacksburg. and the late
MIR. Robert T.. Scott. Early In life she
married Mr.. Arthur Alexander Morson,
OF Fredericksburg. who afterwards lived
and practiced law In Richmond for many
years. After his death, she came back 20
Fauquier and has made this place her
home ever since.
Being one of the few remaining OF a
type that Is rapidly passing away, We
ali bsheld her stately form and beautiful
face with pride. She was an exceptionally
intellectual woman. while her heart and
hand were ever ready TO help the poor
and needy. Strength and honor ara
her clothing: and she shall rejoice in
time 10 come"
Her remains will be taken to Richmond
to-day. and inferred In the family lot In
Hollywood cemetery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-02
THE HOUSEHOLD CLUB.
large Party of Western Newspaper-Mcn
Coming to Richmond.

TN. Cincinnati Enquirer Household club,
Composed OF uewspaper-men from all over
o.. central West, will make Its sixth an
lul tour ON August 18th, and viii stop
o,.r here half a day. This club attracts a
-. ID deal Of attention wherever 1t goes.
y before last. when the body pass,
t.~oreh Georgia. the legislature al
jum,I iu ts honor About 225 10 20
m..1l-rs Of thlD club have enrolled Tor
th.s tour TNey win travel on special
train. With dining-car, and have con-
Tract = f1r carriages 10 visit all the OBJ
: .ts or interest IN Richmond. In view
~ the Efforts % induce large number
or western people q visit the virginia
Exposition this fall. It has been sug-
e.st.I taat Il would be- well 10 make
t.m, ,f.tt 90 have the club carry away
O. favorable impression Of the city ana
ltr people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-02
N. ToI,arco Market.

WILSON. n. c., August 1.-CspeciaL, }
To-day marked the opening Oh tne 10
bacco market OF Wilson. by early morn
the floors Of the warehouses were covered
with the golden weed. brought here from ron
PITT, Greene. Nash. and wilson couhuv
besides invoices from other States. AT
the time appointed for the sales to corn
mence the different ware-rooms wsre
thronged with buyers and sellers. Inc
bidding was spirited. and handsome prices
were obtained. The highest prices az tns
different warehouses ranged from ~ TO
so a hundred. Considering the fact that
the tobacco sold was inferior In quaiity.
as is necessarily the case at this season
the prices were frst-class. The breaks,
also. were quite large for time so early
in the season, about 10000 pounds being
sold.
The Wilson baseball club played the
Goldsboro' club here this morning. Score:
Wilson, Il; Goldsboro'. ).
Rev. G.. w. Pinnix. assisted by Rev.
w. II. Ware, Of Reidsville. closed nine
days meeting Mt the Mineral Springs
school-house Monday. Forty-six CONVEX
siOns were made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-02

1,tc. furpentIns drnf AZ Dc. Tar arm ~
sf.8. Crude turpeftine prrn: hard III 10.
soft, no: virgin. np
SAVANNAH. GA. August i.-sp,r,,s
tnrp<ptinf orm; sales. 70 CASKS. Receipt.
SIS casks.
fosin. dull. neglected, quiet, and IN
changed.
CHARLESTON, y. g.. August t.-rur-
pentin-Nothing doing Receipts. q casks
Rosip-GGod strained firm at sN.eIc
Receipts. ~ barres.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Gcported for the Dispatch)
NORFOLK, VA, Angus, I.-Markst
quiet. common. Iitd2c.: prime. nc en-
prime. zssc.: fancy. SIC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-02
Pardon Granted.

Governor OFerrall was on n steady
drive until late last night signing war
rants and attending 10 other details of
bis office Yesterday evening nc pardoned
Logan Osborne. youth. who was con-
victed Of murder IN Scott county. and
sent about two years ago TO the peni-
tcnt!ary for a long term. Osborne has
consumption. was convicted on shadowy
CircumstRntial evidence and two other
boys who were charged Jointly with him
with tn" murder were acquitted.
The Governor expects to return 10 the
Blue Ki0ge SprlnEs tO-night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-02

Charles w. Branch. the white man who
recently came here from Atlanta and was
arrested and sent 10 the grand jury upon
the charge OF having obtained 80 from
Molle White under falls. pretences. will
probably be released IN a few days.
Branch is one OF the three proprietors
OF patent car-c0upler. the others being
Captain John G. Winder. OF the Seaboard
Airline, and a DIR. Bradley. OF Adairs-
Vile. Ga. He came 70 this city In the
interests OF the patent continuance. Mr..
Watson. Branch's attorney, yesterday re-
cciVcd a communication from Or. Brad
ley. who offers TO bail his partner, re-
lease him Of all money obligations and
bear the expense OF his trial II he Will
agree 90 relin1uish his interests In the
patent. The prisoner when seen by the
lawyer. consented TO the terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-02
Death of Mr., w. III. Love.

BLACKSTONE. August 1.-(Special) =
News has just reached here OF the death
Of Mr.. w. III. Love nj his residence. Me
Farand's," Lunenburg county. after an
Illness of short duration. Mr.. Love was
a most excellent and useful citizen, and
was deservedly popular. HIS death has
cast a gloom over the community.
Mr.. Love was three times married. His
last wife, who survives him. was the
daughter of Captain Washington Maddux.
and the sister of Mr.. w III. Maddux, OF
Richmond. Your correspondent has known
him for many years, and never knew a
better man.