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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21
Mr.. JAMES c. COTTRELL.
Sudden Death of This WeIl-Known Young
business Man.


Mr.. James c. Cottrell OF the firm of S.
8. Cottrelrs Son, died suddenly at his resi-
dence, No. . west Grace street. yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. Cottrell had been In deli
cate health for some years, and for that
reason had spent several winters in the
South. He was. however. at his place of
business yesterday morning, and 1t was
noticed that he was more cheerful than
usual. He left the store about half-past 2
O'Clock to go to dinner, and on reaching
home was taken Ill and expired in very
short while. Deceased was In the S9th
year OF his age. and was of an exceedingly
sunny and lovable disposition. He was
quiet and unobtrusive In his manners,
true in all his relations as a citizen, warm
hearted and loyal in his friendships, and
was well known, popular. and honored in
business circles.
Mr.. Cottrel was a member Of All-Saints
church. OF Lodge of Strict Observance.
No 2O7 a. F. and a. NJ; st. Andrew s
Commandery, knights Templar: Napoleon
Council. Legion of Honor, and Virginia
Council, Royal Arcanum. He leaves a
wife and three children.
The funeral will BE- from All-Saints'
church at O'Clock Thursday afternoon,
and the interment will be at Hollywood
with Masonic honors by his lodge and
commandery.
The following will be the pall-bearers
Active-Messrs. w. q. Stokes O. u
Kenningham, Thon as Potts. Clinton Cot
trell. David Ainslie. Louis Pizzini. C. T.
Wingo. l.. G. Figg. J. Il. Farrar.
Honorary-Messrs. Polk Miller, y. X.
Savage. John Il. Cary. DIR. j. B. McCaw
II. A. Pinks, a. W. Powers, \. 5. Wat
kins. Judge G. l.. Christian, y. Rufus
Yarbrough, ii. T. Miller, J. J. Wright
NJ. +. Hudnall. X. H. NJ. Harrison, j. Il
Mosby. s. II. Halves, NJ. T. Rider.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21
MISS VeNABLE'S FUNERAL.
Five Inmates for the "White House"-A
Mad-Dog Runs Amuck.

FARMvILLE, VA. February 20.-(Spe-
cial.)-The funeral of Miss JAMIE r. Vena-
bic, sister OF Major A. II. Venable, Jr.,
occurred yesterday afternoon at Hamp-
den Sidney College, where her remains
were laid. according to her last request.
by the side OF her fathers, Mr.. Samuel
Woodson Venable.
Prince Edward Court has just closed
its February term. Five felons were con-
victed and sent to the penitentiary, one
a white man. named John Taylor. who
forged name for s., and another, a
small negro boy not more than 10 years
OF age, for stealing bag OF coal from a
passing train on the Norfolk and Western
railroad. However. II was the boys third
offence. His name is Lit Mason. son
OF Anthony Mason, who Is prominent In
colored circles.
A mad-dog ran amuck near Farmville
yesterday, doing. II Is feared, much harm
Major A. X. Venable, Jr, reports that ne
bit many dogs. and probably some cattle
In his frenzied rush. He was overtaker
on the Majors farm and killed after mucf
difficulty Judge Crute, OF the County
Court. has issued an order to the con
stables that all animals found to have
been bitten by the mad-dog be killed.
The negroes of Farmville are organic
Ing a brass band. The discordant notes
and sounds of their footing VIII likel,
meet with serious antagonism FROM GU
citizens who like their accustomed cain
repose at night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21

beea but when they had adjourned ons
Of them said they had Accomplished no
thing In the way Of settling the dinctsns -
that existed In certain schedules. WON
will be resumed again early to-morro"
morning.
There has been great deal OF pressure
brought to bear upon the committees 70
make a change In the acknowledgements
feature Of the bill, which now permu
the sale OF manufactured leaf-tobacco
free. whereas the tax on manufactured TO-
bacco Is 6 cents per pound. II has peen
shown to the committee that during the
last year the falling OF in rsvenue from
manufactured tobacco aggregated almost
5000 900. caused entirely by the free sale
of leaf. TIE product OF the manufacturers
Of the country has decreased upwards OF
70, 600, 600 pounds. and the manufacturers
are asking the committee 10 either put
tax on the manufactured article or re-
strict the trade 50 that they VIII not De
interfered with Inasmuch, however, as
| this free trade in tobacco operates to the
| advantage of the farmer, there Is a dis
| like on the part of the committee to put
tax on IL; but It is likely that the
| trade will be restricted to farm produce
alone, and that when 1t comes into the
| hands OF the dealer the tax will be as
| sessed.
| While the manufacturers are not taking
any special interest in the proposed IN
| crease of the tax on the manufactured
product. 1t is said that the Treasury De-
partment would like to see the tax In
creased, as that would bring In imme-
diately ready money. Secretary Carlisle
sought TO have the House committee, 1t Il
said. increase the tax on manufactures
tobacco. but 1t was not done, and 1t i:
now said that he has made a similar ef
fort in the Senate. but there appears &c
be a disinclination on the part OF the Sen
ate committee to advance this tax. so fal
as the manufacturers are concerned-ane
there were many of them at the Capito
to-day-they say that an increased tn,
simply means an enhanced cost 10 the con
sumner and matters nothing to the manu-
facturer. The effort to have the tax in
creased has not. however. ceased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21
TO HAVE THE LEAGUE AGA'N'
Richmond, Manchester. and Petersburg TO
Have Clubs.

,r,. Tr-City Baseball League Will
probably be organized in very short
while. including two clubs from this city,
one from Manchester. and one from Pc
,ersburr Some of the members are now
making ARRANGEMENTS for a splendid park
an wcst Main street, and say that tne
sames will ta the best played In this
CITY FOR a very long time.
Street-cars will arrive and leave the
yrounds every two and hair minutes
which will give ample accommodation iof
ali those who will attend the games
/, ia understood that in the organization
~ ,hH league there Is TO be president
secretary. and treasurer. ana a board OF
directors. consisting of the officers ana
the managers of the teams.
Official umpires will figure In all games
and there will be less kicking. Those In
ten.sted In the arrangement think thai
the season will be an excellent one.
Mr.. Teddy sullivan seems TO have made
slow progress In the organization or q
state league. He was In Richmond las,
week. and said he would certainly be sue
cessf,,l in his undertaking. Richmond
does not seem to take very kindly to
the State league idea.
Island Park Is undergoing changes that
will greatly improve the place. The
grounds are being enlarged. new bleach.
cries will be provided, and the diamond
VIII be moved slightly TO the left.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21
REMOVED FOR SAFE KEEPING.
North Carolina MOonshiners Brought from
Patrick to Danvilie.

Patrick to Danvilie.
DANVILLE, VA, February W.-(spe-
cial)-Patrick county Jail is rot strong
enough to resist determined assault on
the part of frierds to set at liberty men
incarcerated within its walls, hence two
inmates had TO be brought to this city.
They are Otto Smith and Det. Haii. Ihey
were accused of violating the United
States revenue laws, tried before the com
missioner, sent on to the spring term OF
the United States grand jury, and con-
fined in the Patrick county Jail, at stuart
Sheriff X. j. Woolwine informed county
Judge p. Bouldin that from certain move
ments OF parties he had reason TO beileVe
that the friends of Smith and Hall would
make an attempt to release them by an
attack on the jail. and to avoid trouble
and probably bloodshed II would be pet-
ter were the men taken to Martins'iile
or Danyille jaiiS.
Judge Bouldin directed the Sheriff, III
view of the information furnished py that
officer. that the North Carolina friends
of the prisoners would probably maze an
attempt at rescue, and owing TO the IN
security of the county Jail for resisting
determined attack. to take The men TO
Danville The order was obeyed, and they
are here, where they Will remain unth
further disposition is made OF their cases
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21
DEMOCRATIC CLUBS.
MANY Meetings New Organizations =
speeches from Candidates.


The Rockets Democratic Club held big
and enthusiastic meeting at Hogan Hall.
M 32lO Lester street, last night, ana
heard addresses from majority OF 'he
candidates who have announced thenn-
selves. Those who presented their Claims
were Messrs. John T. Hughes, for Sheriff;
Frank p. Burke. for Auditor: Frank Gun
pingham. for City Collector; David I.
richardson. for Commemorative Attor-
nov. Harry NJ. Smith, for Commemorative
Attorney: Tazewel Elicit for Common
weaIth's Attorney; c. W. Tyler. for clerk
of the Circuit Court: John X. Grimes, LOT
Common Council Adam Diacont, for Com
mon Council and George Donly, for
Common Council.
NEW CLUB ORGANIZED.
AT Hulchers Hall last night eighty
voters of Monroe Ward assembled, and
organized themselves into Democratic
club. Mr.. c. w. Carter was elected presi-
dent: Mr.. w. II. Hall. vlce-president;
w. r. Walker. secretary: a. +. Hulcher,
treasurer, and y. Somna, sergeant-at-
arms.
Mr.. Carter delivered an address. explain
ing the object of the meeting, and placed
before the club the names OF number
Of candidates for municipal offices from
Monroe Ward. The club will meet every
| Friday night.
THE PICKETT CLUB.
The Pickett Democratic Club met last
evening at No. els west Main street. and
elected Messrs. Wallace Marshall. presi-
| dent; T. Z. German, vice-president: Eu-
| gene Gates, secretary and treasurer. and
Il. +. Kaiser. sergeant-at-arms.
| a fine meeting was held, and speeches
were listened to from the following as
plrants for municipal offices; j. t. Wing
| field. for Justice of the Peace; James G.
Smith for City Sergeant; Tazewell Elicit
| for commemorative Attorney; John T
Hughes. for Sheriff; Captain Frank Gun
nngham, for City Collector. and G. W
| Tyler. for Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
| JACKSON-wARD DEMOCRATS.
The Young Mems Democratic Club, Of
the Fourth Precinct, Jackson Ward. me
I'm their rooms. No. 80 north Seventeenth
street. last evening. and were RECALLED will
| speeches from a large number OF th'
! candidates who have announced them
selves for municipal offices.
| The Workngmens Democratic Club o
jackson Ward, Third Precinct, convened ii
Whalen's Hall Monday night and were en-
|
dresses from several of the members II
behalf of the various candidates.
There was a rousing meeting of tn
Dew-Drop Democratic Club at thei
rooms. S0i west Broad street. last night
The club was thoroughly recognized
with the following officers: Andrew Tyler
president; Edward Kaiser. vice-presdent
w. Il. Walker, recording secretary
Charles T.. Cain. treasurer; William @
Burley and Mr.. Butler. sergeants-at-arms
The club meets every Monday.
MEETINGS TONIGHT.
The following clubs will meet tonight
the Byrd-Island Democratic Club at Nc
Gl5 Canal Bank; Old Market Democrat
and Social Club. at Thon's Hall, corner O
Seventeenth and Main streets
Mr.. Lee w. Guyer. OF Marshall Wart
announces himself candidate for tn
Common Council
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21
WATER.WoRKS FOR MARTINSvILLE.
! 4 System to he Completed and Paid for In
! Ninety Days-Bonds Sold.

ROANOKE. VA, February D-(spe-
cial)-W. II. Gravely. attorney for the
city OF Martinsville. Va, signed con-
tract here to-day with IL. A. Gillespie
president and general manager OF the
Virginia Construction and Paving COM
pany. Of tins city. for The construction or
a complete system of water-works Tor
the first-named place at a cost OF s2'Voo'
the works to be completed and the money
to be paid within ninety days Bohds
of the city Of Martinsville, bearing per
cent interest and payable in thirty-four
years TO the amount OF $4,000 were also
disposed Of at par to Roanoke bankers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21

hts most wonderful preacher of the
nineteenth century said he would pe
very glad to come to Richmond and bold
a series OF meetings.
Mr.. Moody requested Mr.. Tibbitts 70
organize a choir OF at least 100 voices.
The hymns will be from Gospel Hymns.
Nos. 8 and 8. and Mr.. Tibbitts will begin
At once the selection Of the singers Tor
the occasion. Mr.. sankey. the great
singer: VIII come with Mr.. Moody
There will be q meeting Of the pastors
NJ the city this afternoon for conference
regarding the matter. and a meeting OF
the entire committee will probably be
held Friday.
The arrangements for the building have
not vet been made, but II Is more than
li<ely that a tabernacle will be erected
on the Allen lot. at the corner OF Firth
and Main streets. This will be centrally
located, and overflow meetings can De
held in the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation. in the Second Baptist church.
and DR.. Hoge's church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21
Chosen Friends Meet,

A mass-meeting Of the Order of Chosen
Friends was held In Laubes Hall last
night The attendance was rather small.
Supreme Councillor Morse and Supreme
Treasurer Newton addressed the meet
ing and explained the workings OF the
order.
meeting OF the Grand District coun-
ell of Virginia. Order OF Chosen Friends.
was held ut Ellett's Hall yesterday after
noon and the following officers were
elected: ]. s. Parrish. grand district coun-
cillor; T. ]. Fitzpatrick, vice district coun-
cilIor; p. s. Seating, grand secretary,
and w. ]. Mcdowell, grand treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21
damaged hy Il Runaway.

CHARI.OTTEsVILL VA. February
% -(Special.)-The horse attached l" the
buggy OF II. r.. Iilllclrani ran away IN
Main street to-day plunSlns INTO the p'a.e
glass front Of Roberss x Keller s'o'e'
shivering three large panes OF glass 10
atoms and demolis1ing the contents ~ the
,,,,ndovs The horse which was blliid,
was fearfully cut. The buggy was aiyo
a total wreck. and the entire damage VIII
nrobably reach 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21
To BE Given n Hearing To-day.

Lizzie Walters ard Virgil Walton, the
two prisoners in the Henrico county jail
charged with the murder OF Solomon b.
jenkins, will be given a preliminary ex-
animation before Magistrate Tyler to-day.
The prisoners and their attorneys are
confident OF securing dismissal. and the
Commemorative Attorney II equally as
confident OF being able TO push the case
TO an indictment.
Lizzie Is improving wonderfully under
the restraint she has been subjected 10
by her confinement. and when visited by
a Dispatch reporter yesterday. stated that
she had no desire TO return to her old
haunts and habits. and II released to-day
she would start life anew and be hence
forth a respectable woman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21
THREE CENTS PER COPY

The watch stolen was found s,a-- -
porch or bis house. The prs.o s.'ps' iAs
tried before Magistrate N Us, were
and were sent on 10 be r,e, :, ailains.
term OF the County cogr, y .ns next
while being taken To- jan ,,D1asshpoft
escape. and was bred upon seys ...y''a TO
before he Was captured, one IN NE's
effect In his side. causing oe,, ~" 'aSing
wound. The wife 81 orasse 49, Z assh
late this evening and taken ~ - Sf'ss'ed
jail. "'' sy4Its
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21
The Rcoui.ition Not HonorcJ.

Governor O'Ferrall yesterday received
a reouisltion from the Governor OF North
Carolina for James Scott alias James
Allen. who escaped from q convict gang
In the Old North State and was arrested
here last Saturday. AS the papers were
irregular Governor O'Ferrall did not
horror the requisition. but the fugitive
will be held until the proper forms can
be complied with.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21

LOUISVILLE. February 81 Tho f,r,..
willie and Nashville r''ral t1.I,v IAN,
notice that Il viii withdraw INN, ~
southern Passenger Assoc ,.on N,r,b ~
Chairman Stahlmau has ..n.l ,,I ~.
"a meeting ~ the Executive r,,rl hi,
Atlanta February 2-th 30 coral.- n,s
notification. II the Louisville ana Nash.
Vile goes out the ASSOCIATION am x, 81,
nloccs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21

! CHICAGO, ILL. February E. -7.,. -
mense tin-can ami Japarn ,,.,..r. IN. ~
OF Norton Brothers. occupying IN. p, ~
triangular block lac.. os 1..t
Water streets, was &c. ..r.l 81. o..
night II took twent 'f... .-.....
two fire-boats 10 con.- r. -
which were confined. bose .er. t, 49,.
walls OF the factory. i... f.a.. "a
coo men AMI women al. a-.va o., y,
| emplOymcnt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21
LEAGUE OF AMERICAN ws1F, Ne.
1t Draws the CoIor-Line-p,.,
Meeting Pi,,.

LOUISVILLE, February s-rhe le,....
OF American wheolmen to-,.v -
a vote OF III to 81 an menlu.., ;. ~. ~
Constitution, Inserting he wort -. -
thus drawing the col0r.lne IA. ~
thirds rule obtained. ana ,hs s,.e,,. 30.
had six votes to SPARE ". IA w.'..N
who proposed the amenimtnt r,y. ". -
OF HIS reasons Tor Il DE hello a.. pr,
adopted an Increase ia msmbs.,s.'.' y.
over 5000 would follow .nm ~. y ~. "
within the year. '"''
Denver was chosen ~ as. ~.
TO 20 as the place for aollnr 3D.. >
| meeting ~ "-Ae
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21
10 Holm the Hurnorlsts.

Mr.. Polk Miller has received an invita-
ton TO attend the annual banquet Of the
University Club. Of New York. on story
tellers night" the Ath. and has accepted
the same. This u one OF the swell inSti-
tutions OF that city. and u compiimene
10 our townsman. for all the prominent
humorists OF this country come together
on such occasions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21
MR. MOODY WILL COME HERE.
He Consents to Hold Meeting In Rich
mond the Latter Part Of March.

mond the Latter Part Of March.
Rev. Dr. Cooper. Rev. Il. r. Dadmun
and Mr. George +. Tibbitts. the commit
tee who went to Washington yesterday
morning TO see Mr.. Moody, the evange-
list, in regard to his proposed visit to
Richmond. returned last night. They
saw the great preacher. who promised
to come down here and conduct q series
of meetings. to begin about March 10th.
When the committee arrived In WASH
ington they Immediately went 20 Mr..
Moody's hotel. and were shown TO the
evsngeiist's departments. They were
very cordially received. and AFTER = few
questions from Mr.. Moody regarding
the place IN which TO hold ~ u>eolnes
and The individual work ct chs)1Rlans,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21

The meet or the Deep Run Hunt club.
which was fixed for to-day. has been post
poned until tomorrow. II win be ~
thH Exposition Grounds at s:lS p. ~,
Aa&rhursdsy. the I'd. 10 \ holiday u y
u hscted that there win bs large attend
snees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21
FREE LEAF TOBACCO.


WARRINGTON. D. c.. February ~
There was no meeting Of the Senate
Finance Committee to-day. consequently
the tariif BIN vas not presented 70 the
committee. q ne DemocFadc membcn
hoped week 40 It would ~ The Demo-
cratic masmhogu e the commltteo met this
Gstwnnpa = - ~ q caalsnan Xesgs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21


o,Lsarrai, received the following telegram
,cCoNAC c. H., February @th.
t,o, Charles T. O'Ferrall, Governor,
Richmond, va; lac. MICH,
- e,,ssn or twenty Maryland dredgers
T., Tars,er Sound. Succeeded IN cap
,nr,ng schooners w. +. Price and 1. W.
| stevenson. both of Crisfeld, Nd, with
| nj, crews. except captains who escaped
! a. vawl-boats. Drove balance OUT OF VIZ
st,ia waters. All the captured deLNered
! "a tho authorities OF Accomac county
W Wv "W. T. t.UpGlNS,
! ..co,omarder Steamer Chesapeake.
Governor O'Ferrali Immediately teie-
,,anbed his thanks and congratulations
| 10 Captain Hudgins.
THE SURVEY.
| The Senate Committee on Fish ana oaine
| r,at an the Senate chamber yesterday az
| terroon. and heard argument from mr.
! Stubs on his proposed anchoinen. " 'e
| rim making the oyster-survey hi'ai AT ',''
ond ~ four months, but allowing IN inc
/ meantime areas OF twenty-five acres ana
| UPWARDS OF newly discovered oyster-Ioeh
| 10 be incorporated In the survey. Inc
| Stubbs amendment provides ina, hewiy
| discovered oyster-rock snaii ho' hieiul'.
J plantng-grounu, outsiuo " 80 ~ :
| survey. which has been assigned py tne
inspectors, and worked. and on which the
| rent has been paid.
Mr.. Stubs spoke over an hour ana a
half In support OF his amendment ana
made a strong argument against wha'
| he claimed would be the INJUSTICE Oh ap-
| plying the bill to cases where citiF'hs III
good faith had rented bottoms and spent
large sums thereon. The committee rose
without taking action.
sHEII.-FIsH COMMISSION.
Tho shell-FIsh Commission bill INTRO
duced in the Senate yesterday by MT.
| Washington provides for commission 81
| three, consisting Of the Governor. as chais-
| man ex-ofiicio and two active conmis-
s.oners, 10 h. elected by the General AZ
sembly. The latter are to receive salary
| OF 1850 per annum each. and each - 10
have e clerk, who shall be said 800 Eel
annum.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-26
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.
1229 MARKET STREET,

House rooms. brick, Fourteenth ST.. 1000.
6iots In BslYsdere addition, corner los
80 each
Houss rooms. brick. Ind roomed house IN
rear EoT street., between Twenty laird and
Twenty fourth streets, $500.
House rooms. Eighteenth street. coed
Dou5is rick houss roomA Fourteenth
House seven rooms. brick siT,s.nth street
''i House s.yen roon, Fifteenth street lossor
- gonss seven rooms, Chlplius stree, Ceais
Esuss 81 zht rooms, FIRST ward, 81 90
House 6ye rooms Bainmors street. East
" lem = en- 81 Fourt.suth siFest SD
uo1se four rooms. Charles street. Csutrs
Wheeling. fJJi -,.-,, -. ., A.,
Horso three rooms, Twelfth street. $50
Houss eight rooms. SlEtes1ia stress 10 go5a
Hoe fo9f rooms and siabls Twelfth sts,,l
~" aou., rooms ara stAbl+ Eigai''asa 'r''s
G35)0. - o..f....,,., 80 -,
D3 3aisstsin Fi-aa. White 4 Gallagher saaIssA
% ~ 80 on csldEsils run 40 each
Fs,farn. ig acres, on haaoEA read, nias
ral,es sast Of city. on easy terms
Market street bstiasss properly ~ H'asfa'e
Fo..h.f lot 81 HscollssA street. osatSs
%. ~ az bsst nanafSsssnEs sisss Esss
city, treating "a tss taiiEsHAA
NESBfTT. & pEvINEs
I78j Market Street.