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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
DANVlLLEDOTS AND DA'5HlES.
Good Crop Prospecis-Poiiticai Iaik-A
Fatal Accident-Tobacco.

Fatal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
T,ANVIIL,E. August 2.-(Specia l)-Re-
oo,+ rains throughout this section have
given an impetus to growing vegetation,
and good crops are looked forward 10
should they not be injured by storms,
freshets. or an early fall. Some OF the
tobacco is really beautiful. and while a
short crop is expected, some FARMERS may
make I'D the difference in weight or the
weed by fine. bright stock
There Is very little political tax IN.
dulged in here at this time. Danville VIII
choose delegates on the 18th instant to
tho congressional convention. which is. 10
assemble at Stuart, Patrick county, on
the 23d. and no doubt they VIII be FOR
Swanson. The fight in this district In
November will be a hard struggle. Dut
AT this early date II IL hard TO say VINO
,,,IlI win The Populists Will have their
candidate. and he will be supported by
the Republicans.
John r Griffin, a carpenter OF Neapons.
met with a fatal accident yesterday while
working on the new coal-chute ar the
Southern railway shops. A gtY-rope
holding up the derrick suddenly snapped
and Mr. Griffin was struck on the. head,
the blow fracturing the skull. he was
taken TO his home and medical all sum-
=
him and he died at late hour last night.
He was about 40 years of age and mar
ried.
The sales of loose leaf tobacco on this
market last month reached 4.32'lt
pounds: same month last year. 1,lB.4sl
pounds; in favor of July this year. 2s6S,6ls
pounds. Sales from October, lsS3, 10
July 81. 1894 inclusive. 90, 1850 pounds
same months last year. 81. sos. SOB pounds;
in favor of first ten months of lSi, 55S'-
152 pounds.
Danville has enjoyed some few games
of baseball this season, but most OF the
games played have been by juvenile clubs.
However. on Friday and Saturday next
the Danviles will cross bats with the
High Point On. c. club. when mas ios'
| only one game this season.
The theatrical season will open In Dam
Vile the latter part of this month with
AL. Fields minstrel aggregation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
CONNOR SAYS NAY.
He VIII Not Accept the Populist Nomina-
tion-He Is a Democrat.

WILSON, y. c., August 2.-(Special)-
Hon. II. c. Connor of this county. whose
name was yesterday mentioned for Asso-
ciate Justice of the Supreme Court of
North Carolina by the Populst State con
vention at Raleigh said to your core
spondent this afternoon. in reply to ques'
ton. that ne should decline to allow his
name TO be used, and request the Populists
not to vote for him on election-day.
He said that he was not CANDIDATE
for any Office. While he appreciates Inc
confidence that the Populists have in nm
as shown in their naming him as theii
candidate. and does not wish TO be as
respectful in his declination. still he wants
IL clearly understood that he Is not 4
candidate.
He was asked II he would accept IL ~
should be endorsed next week py 'n'
Democratic State convention. and ne re-
piled that such action was not IN IN
range of probability, and. oil course'
needed no word from him In that cou'
nection. o,
Judge Conner is a sound democrat
and has the confidence OF the eh'ir'
county. irrespective of party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
,Y,,VTrD TO RENT THREE OR

w -FOUR ROOMS. with or without 6oarl'
frat or second door between First anG Llgnth
streets. Address WITH name, I. hohiN,oN'
care p-Iown DIsPAICH once. au -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03

and music appropriate to the,seeeasIn'
was rendered by the Luray cornet pand'
Tho exercises will be continued to-mor
row. -,
II IL announced that Colonel White VIII
preach in the schOol-Street Baptist
church tonight. au
Mrs. McQuade. OF Baltimore. who came
here on an excursion to the caverns 'o
day from that city. was thrown out. OF
n carriage on Broad street WINE ,ne
horses attached to the vehicle were run
ming away. and It is feared was rign'
seriously hurt. Mrs McQuade. VINO Gam
here also with the expectation o visiting
her uncle. Rev. j. N. Stirewaie was
moved TO the latter's residences On
ford avenue. -, - 20 T II
films was run over by horse hesr ~, =,
camn-xround and seriously s'unneut a
90 said that the rider OF the hosss ha"
lost control Of the animal ,,.,:sn r
Mrs Sarah Young, wife OF MnD -
vnmng OF this place. who died yes'ersa .,;
mas hurled this afternoon. she Wa aopus
" wac year. OF age, and a very estimao'e
lady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
POPULISTS PROUD.
rur,a CONVENTION At RALe'0H
They CONSIDER cREDITA6lE.
p.,rs,,c.ns az North Csrolins Urged ~
Leaders to Ce-Opers'e Against DO
,nocrscy-Gsbe al NoteA

pArrraH N. C.. August 2-tspeciaL)
Tn. populiste are very proud OF ther
Get. convention yesterday. 1t was' IN
deed. far superior to the one TWO years
ago. Marion Butler has the requests
under wonderful control. He managed
and indeed arranged every detail OF yes
terday's work.
Ex-Congressman Ewart, one OF the
dozen or more Republican leaders who
sat on the stage during the whole ses-
sion and watched what was done. said the
convention represented $500 voters.
Democrats think that a big over-estimate.
The Republicans who met here to con-
address to their party in this State in
which they say Il IL clear that the Re-
publicans. or a majority OF them. desire
fusion; that at their conference with the
Populists the latter showed a willingness
to cooperate and cement both parties
into solid opposition TO Democracy. The
Republicans say they do not attempt TO
forestall the action OF the Republican
State convention OF the Goth. The COM
mittee goes on to say that having ascer-
presented by the fusion. to be voted for
against the Democratic nominees, they
urge the Republicans in the various coun-
ties and districts to make no nominations
until after August Both. They believe the
fusionists can easily capture the State,
and want delegates TO the State conven-
ton chosen who favor fusion. The COM
mittee refers to the Populist action In
nominating two Republicans Faircloth
and Furches) and two Democrats (Walter
Clark and Connor), and say IT has pre-
cedent, for in 1865 the Democrats nomi-
mated Judges Pearson, Reade, ard
Mitchell after the Republicans had nom-
mated them. The committee urges the
selection OF delegates to their convention
who endorse this action OF the Populists.
The address Is signed by o. II. Dockery,
V. s. Lusk. James IL. Young, c. VI. Ber-
nard. and II. G.. Ewart. Robert NJ Doug
las signed a minority report In regard 10
fusion.
SMALL TALK.
Judge Bynum is authorized by Governor
Carr to hold Orange court, in place of
Judge Hake who is sick.
A 60-gallon Illicit distillery was seized
yesterday in Randolph county. The three
owners escaped.
Major Rufus $. Tucker, "A wealthy and
wdely-known resident Of this city, has
had a stroke of paralysis. 1t is of the
left side. His condition is much improved
to-day.
Most OF the wood working machinery In
the Seaboard Airline shops here having
been removed TO Portsmouth, fourteen
carpenters have been discharged here.
1t is now alleged that W. r. Crawford
will be renominated by the Ninth District
Democrats for Congress, but that Adams
will get it,
The Populists having yesterday nomi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
vtrUipia News Notes.

A., o,ar,es the wife of Rev. II. L.
OuarIes of Luray, Is recovering from
recent severe indispositioh'
Crops at Green Bay are looking very
we'll since the refreshing showers that
have been falling for the past lew days.
Misses Fannie and Helen Smoot: OF
Shenandoah county, are VisitiiE' III G ray
the family of their uncle, Dr' H. D. ohioo''
formerly State senator
There have. been quite nuinoer o OF
visitors to Green Bay the past week
among them Mr.. Clarke, the photo
graphic artist, OF Richmond.
Mrs. Alice Tatum, wife Of William II.
Tatum. who lives near Madison NILS:
died Saturday morning, and was inferred
near her home on Sunday afternoon.
Rev. G. +. Conner conducting the puflai
service.
Religious meetings, under the super
vision Of the Rev. j. l.. Richardson; nave
bean going on at the old Liberty church,
Green Bay. for the past few days, and
have been well attended, considering the
Indictment weathr.
The cornerstone of Walkers chapel
Oak Park. win be laid on the SIN instant.
The Masons are expected 70 be present
10 assist in the ceremonies. DIR. j. WHEY
Bledsoe will deliver lecture. The ladies'
viii have a festival for the benefit OF
the church. which is 10 be rebuilt
The brick building on Main street.
I.uray. occupied by the Page Valley Bank,
has been purchased by the bank of the
trustees OF ID. +. kagey & Co. for the
sum of 81 500. The main building VIII
be torn down and new one erected on
IFS site. better adapted for banking pur-
poses than the present one, and heated ny
steam.
Rev Mr. Jones, missionary to Cuba,
spent two days at the recent camp-ineet-
ing i'm Madison. Mrs. and the Msses
Watts. OF Albemare: Miss Norton, Miss
Andus. and Mr. Hansford. Of Washington.
II. G.: the Misses Flanagan. Tinsley,
Jarman, and Jones, and Professor Tinsiey.
of Charlottesville; Miss Terry, Of Han
over; Miss Shadrack. Of Culpeper; the
Misses Thweat, of Chesterfield; Mr.. Pat
lie. Of Georgia: Miss Davis. Of Oranges
Or. Collins. of Henrico. and Mr.. Zlnkey.
of Richmond were the guests Of friends
i'm the camp or near by. Professor Briggs.
of Locust Dale Academy: Miss Carter,
OF the Shirley Seminary. Gordonsyille;
Miss Lewis. OF the Madison Female Semi
nary: Miss Shepherd OF the Young
Ladies' College, Buena VISTA Miss
Goodal, of Rock Spring Institute; Mr..
Waters. of Charlottesville. and other
educators were present, each representing
his or her school.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03

Mr.. George etcin II visiting relatives
and friends In Baltimore.
Mr.. Arthur v. NunnaLly In visiting IN
Chesterfield county.
Mr. James r. Abbott has been elected
treasurer OF the Lodge OF Chosen Friends
In this cmy.
The Husfings Court was engaged yester-
day In the consideration OF chancery pus'-
ness. The case OF Williams against the
Manchester Railway and Improvement
COMPANY n set for trial to-morrow.
The West-End Sunday school gave It's
annual picnic at the Woodbridge Farm
yesterday. The happy party went down
in wagons. The rain interiered win tneir
pleasure In the afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
MOVING THE COxEYlTeS.
Governor O,Ferrail Writes Pretty Tar
Letter.

Governor O'Ferrall received a letter from
Washington. signed John w. Malchett.
"a Christian missionary" proposing that
Virginia unite with the commissioners
of the District Of Columbia in sending the
Coxeyites back West. and contribute to
fund for the purpose. The Governors cor
respondent enclosed a clipping from a
Washington newspaper. showing that he
had been before the District commits
sioners with proposition TO get rid OF the
Migrants.
The Governor replied that were he dis
posed 10 help the people known as Coxey-
lies, ne had no funds at his command Tor
the purpose. Continuing. the Governor
Said II was proper for him TO state that
he had no sympathy with the people re.
Serred TO- lie regarded them as lot OF
ldlers. who would not work II work were
given them. The Virginia authorities had
already been too lenient with them, ana
abe strong arm Of the law would not be
withheld much longer. Virginia. added
the Governor, did not intend that she
lhould be the dumping-ground for all the
ramps. hoodiums. and cranks OF the
West
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
Personal and Brief Mention from South
Of the Jamen

Rev. DIR. 4. M. Peterson. OF Lynch
burg. former pastor Of Central Metho-
dist church. was In the city yesterday.
Walter Scott. a colored employee on the
farm OF Mr.. NJ. Stein, while cutting feed
Thursday, cut on the end Of one OF his
fingers.
Dale. Bon Air. Winfrees. and Matoaca
precincts. Chesterfield. will elect delegates
Tomorrow to the Democratic congress
eional convention.
Marshall Clark, son OF Mr.. Harvey
Clark. who resides near the Petersburg
railroad. on Everett street. while walking
down the Petersburg railroad Wednesday
night, was knocked on the track by q
locomotive. His injuries are not serious.
Mas Carrie Royal. Of Charlotte county
who has been visiting In this city, hai
returned home after . very pheasant S~'t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
A VERY HEAVY RAIN.
street-Car Trafnc Interrn Uted 'oT
While.

Richmond was visited yes'e rday aIter-
noon by an unusually heavy raih-sho"er.
which completely flooded the cutters ana
at some places made the streets 'mpassa-
BILE. At Madison and Main streets the
water rushing down from three steep mis-
accumulated too rapidly for the small
cuIyerts TO carry IT OF, and the corner
u,as Hooded in some places to- a depth
OF 2 feet The eiectric-cars we're unable
20 pass through. and traffic on me Main
street line was suspended for haif an
hour. ,., aour
The volume OF water rushnig oo"n
Libby HUI washed cons'derapie ''anu ano
,-.a,,oi ON IN the car-tracks opposite the
Virginia Navigation Company's wharf,
and the street-cars were also blocked
there for some little time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
yirrinla's Liverpool.

NEWPORT NEWS. August 2.-tSpecial.l
The Norfolk College and the Newport
News teams will cross bats at RIVERSIDE
park here Saturday next.
MIR. James r. Duke. chairman OF the
Second Congressional District committee
was in the city to-day.
Messrs. Merchant & Pettus, OF the
Daily Register. this city. have suspended
publication of that paper.
After losing three straight games TO
Newport News. the Suffolk team Will race
the "Crab-Catchers" again tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03

,.s.d ". r. stroud for Congress trom
sh,s d,strict. Republicans to-day say tne'r
rsrtv viii certainly put up man.
Many negroes left Charlotte to-day TOT
Alabama, having been hired - laporer'
IN iron-minss. a.ht
The Jarvis Ransom senatorial nsn'
.nonr the state newspapers and CORE
snnnaspts wages warmer day by day. ~
r. regarded as most unfortunate, Inc
snti-Ransom men say he Is already
beaten.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
pentIsts at Old Point

FORT MONROE, August sI s;nssp dentists
Between two and tn, three snIon are here for
annual wsdkT meeting Of their respective ns :Ss
S,r, and the American: .,,. wo,r-
the Nirsl .,,a he In session three Gays.
ing, Ing emo e. Beals. OF Danville. made the
a ao Inv DR. Il. Holly Smith. Of Baltimore
the Southern Association VIII meet on
Monday, to be followed by the Ahier'ea"
an Wednesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
cREeNvlLLE TOBACCO MARKET.
Opening saies-Buyers Arrivins-Camp Oh
Sons of Veterans.

Sons of Veterans.
GREENVILLE n. C.. August 2.--Sspe-
c,aIl-The tobacco-market opened here
Yesterday for the new season. The sales
were light, but the prices were saus-
factory. Greenville now has three spien-
did warehouses. and they expect to handle
100000 pounds this season. The blyer
are arriving. Mr.. =. II. German, OF Rich
mond, being among the first to come.
MIR. w. F. Hording, a son of Register
of-Deeds II. Hording. OF this town, ana
a young man who graduated this sum
mer al the State University. has ac,
cepted a position as teacher In the graded
school at Charlotte.
An Organization to be known as the
pitt county Canp Sons of Confederate
Veterans. has just been effected here.
W. r. Parker is president, w. |. Boswell
and Andrew Joyner vlce-presldents; Zeno
Moore, treasurer, and II. T. King. secre-
tary.
Miss Nellie Skinner. daughter of ex-
Congressman Thomas @. Skinner, OF Hert,
ford, Is visiting relatives here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03

30 say those who having experienced It'd
dement's themselves. sdvise their despairing
friends 10 use Hostctter's stomach Bittors for
the combined sviis-livsr complaint. dyspepsia,
ana irrsguiarisy OF the bowels Fruitful Of
benefit 10 tue Bitters In malarisL rheumstic,
and kidney troubles and nervousness Use the
great remedy With persistence
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
Heermans and Hogc.

EAST RADFORD, August 2-,Speciai.l
The Republican mass-meeting to select A
delegate to the congressional convention
was held here last night, and adopted
a resolution fsvoring the nomination OF
c. A. Heermans, OF Montgomery county
for Congress. -,
addressed the crowd. arraigning the
Democratic party. and telling why he left
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
uome Folks In Gotham.

NEW YORK. August 2-SSpecial.)-A
]. Marcuse. Marlborough Hotel; a. T..
Unkei Stewart; Mrs. Jacobs. Union
Square: Il. II. Munford. Westminster; w.
Il CAV ASf0r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
Thsy Give sati sfacsion.

with the Famous Paintings OF the
World" which are now being offered to
their subscribers BY the Dispatch Com
pany. Call and see them. Each number
can be had BY bringing or sending three
coupons and 70 csnts 70 the DlspateA 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
LINES FROM LURAY.
Reunion Of Company ID, Whites batta
liou-Twc serious Accidents.

ItOn-IWc beYSUus HVc'uo"'
LURAY, VA. August 2.-(Special)-Tne
reunion of Company Il. Whites Bat
talon. held here to-day. was largely at
tended. the place Of assembly being the
Henkel grove. east OF town. The pro-
ceedings were opened with music. follow
ed by prayer. offered by Elder J. X.
Booton. Addresses were made by Cap
tain r. s. Parks, OF this place; Rev. n:
M strtckler. J. Mortimer Kilgore. OF
Ieesburg, and Colonel r. ". White. Re
frsshments were served on the Sroundsl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
Republican Campaign Opened.

RI,RKEVILI.E, August 2-(Special.)-
The Republican campaign was opened al
our County Court to-day by ex-Congress-
man Gaines, who spoke two hours IN be-
half OF Mr. Thorpe. the recent nominee
for Congress in the Fourth Distric'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
Not Marvin.

Policeman z. G. Lamkin sent a photo
graph OF Marvin 10 the New YORK Poice
Department and has letter s,a,lng .has
moi Marvin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
8. 3. LONG FOR JUDGE.
E. r.. Raper Nominated for Solicitor In tho
autfsburv District.

z. r. Raper Nominated for Soic''or !" '"'
Salisbury District.
SALISBURY, N. c.. August 2.-tSpecialD
The judicial convention for this the
Eighth district. was held here to-day.
The present Judge. X. +. Armfield. and the
present Solicitor. Is. F. Long. both OF
Iredell county. were the only candidates.
MIR. Long was nominated on the first bal
lot. - CIT,
tor-to-wit: l.. G. Caldwell, OF lreden
county. f. Il. Raper, OF Davidson county;
Wiley Rush. OF Randolph county; and w.
q. Means, of Cabarrus county. Hon. IL.
r. Raper was nominated on the ninety
first ballot.
Both nominations were made unanimous.
Mr.. Burwell McAlister died of paralysis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03

NOR SALE IT \ SACiilllCt
Il sew 4-ROON pEIAt dtO fHAh
TENEMENT dGfge yari 'n 'hnr.h i."
H., as y.ari,. lump .nf water 100 th'
ward. Cost - 600 tao yrnr- ago. "iI tAt
sJhO n roid in thee inf-. lnifD' nrnir.
Insured for 5000. Z ir leifftt. Can 81 u' el-
dress 81 JAMES HOTEL y .'.'t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03

The Richmond Cream Butter, and MIX
Company have donated milk, and Il. T..
Walthall. tickets.
We are DESTROYS Of giving more excur-
sions for the poor and sick II our people
approve OF the movement and will con-
tribute TO that end.
Any amounts, no matter how small.
will be received and duly acknowledged.
The necessity for this movement Is well
known to all who take an interest In
their poorer fellow-beings.
HENRY $. HUTZLER,
No | north Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03

EOR Rent. NiCE Bricks
a DWELLING No I2i south Fourth -
street; rooms. Nill Do" rut Ia ni'" 'f."- tul
rented for SO per month from ~eptcu "r l-'
mn An FRANk H. HILL s ,o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03

WANTED. TO BUY ONE GOOD
w sECoNp-HAND LANDAU CARRIAGE
~, a., ID. \. AlNSLiE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
THE POOR AND THE SICK.
An Outing TO BE Given Them mt Warwick
Park.


The following communication explains
itself:
TO the Editor of the Dispatch:
The aforementioned persons having
contributed the amounts set opposite their
names there will be an excursion gwen
TO Warwick Park TO the poor and SICK
of this city on next Friday, the 10th in
slant
Tickets will be issued through the ply
sicians of the city TO those they may
think in need of such an outing. THESE
tickets will. of course. be free.
All participating are expected to bring
their lunches Milk and crackers Will be
furnished to sick babies only.
All physicians having poor patients are
requested TO send an order for tickets
for them 10 my Office.
Five hundred tickets will be issued for
the steamer leaving Rockets at i':3o
O'Clock A. NJ. and 800 for the steamer
leaving at 9 o'clock A. Nj.
rn>.rpII,I TORS TO THE FUND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03

Mr.. Burwell McAlister died of paralysis
at his home, near Criglersviile, on
July 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
FRIDAY. AUGUST B. l,eL
~ X. ELLIS. AUcrloNEER, SELLS

On nor First Aui Brood sfr.e.a. - ln . a. ~.
UaI-SElI0I f. FUKNTrrrE. CAS-.
LACE CURTAINS. ~tMlN"
TKANrD PICTJ Hfs MA ID \ .'
CfoCNs CkOtKEhN AND HI A... i.
uGNGING LAMP. OAh 80 1921
WAtDRORF. POO IIN Oll-'AN-. o..
DAKINa POWDER. 80 tRrs LADIES AFf
GEN EMEN'S PAtfN I-LtAINtt rI.'
hest gualty. flNES GOOD, NnlinN ..
Don't miss tnis ale. Como arf p.
happy.
As pDifAln.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
SCGAk, 6 POUNDS

WANTED, A RELIABLE PAkIl
w 10 occupy PART OF STORE 2O1 EAnl
p,,oAn fRrEr Ront reasonable. ~ 2a.lO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03

Rev. G. r. Kuyk has returned from MS
trip TO Buckingham and adjoining ccrn-
ties. and will resume his duties as pastor
~ ST. I,uke's and Wedd sll- Memorial
chapeis. on account. however. Of the alb
sence from the city of Rev. II, A: Good
win. rector OF st. Johns church. the con-
gregation Of WeddellMemorial will Join
with the congregation at st. Johns at the
service next Sunday morning. at which
time the holy communion Will be admin
istered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03

WANTED, BOAkDERS IN COL
w TAGE Bathing free. Address hOA 81,
Virginia Beach. Pclncess Anne comfy Va
au a-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
URUSTEES AUCTION SALE

IS Apporson q Pollard,
Real Estate ALci.one.rs.