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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-19
unemn1oyed of Eerlin,

BERLIN, Jan. 1s.-A meeting of the
unemployed which had been organized
to take place near Lipp's brewery, the
been abandoned, and the organizer OF
the meeting has been arrested. A crowd
of 1000 people gathered outside the
hall, uttering seditious cries. An An
archist named Rodrain, the editor of a
Socialist paper. was the organizer Of the
meeting. The unemployed in Berlin
are estimated at $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-19

man who en- tered the car with him is of
the same description. The others were
not observed closely either time.
No estimate of the amountsecured
by the robbers can be obtained yet.
Express Messenger Bayler said early
this morning that he thought the
amount was small.
The robbers did not get enough to
pay their livery bill this trip, | think"
said Baggageman Skinner. 81 do not
know the amount of money and valu-
ables in the safe, but the amount was
small"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-19

NIAss1LLoN, O., Jan. 1s,-Circulars
were issued this morning, signed, "The
Massillon Coal Operators" reciting that
Pennsylvania operators voluntarily re-
duced the price Is to 20 cents ton, and
appealing to Ohio miners to vote for q
similar reduction. t'We ask this" con
cludes the circular, with the hope OF
avoiding as much as possible the dis
tress that must follow the shutting
down of mines in this state, should the
unjust difference in price of mining
continue"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-19
National Farmers' Alliance.

CHICAGO, Jan. 1S.-The fourteenth
annual meeting Of the National Farmers
Alliance convened here to-day at the
Commercial hotel. Several of the Off
GERS OF the alliance arrived in the city
last night and a preliminary meeting
was held before the regular session was
called to order. The meeting will be of
several days duration and the time will
be taken up principally with the hear
ing of annual reports and the election of
officers for the ensuing year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-19
a Constant Visitor.

A constant and most unwclcome visitor of
those troubled with rheumatism is pain-acute,
agonizing and spasmodic or dull and inccssant.
Check this obstinate complaint, ut its outset.
with Hostetter's stomach Bitters and avoid life
long discomfort. Malaria and Bilious trouble,
constipation dyspepsia and nervousness are re-
lieved by the Bitters.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-19

Slight attacks of cold often develop
into pneumonia. Statistics show that
this disease is rapidly increasing in our
country, and is generally accom- panied
with fatal results. Cubeb Cough Cure
will prevent pneumonia if taken in
time Sold by Alex. T. Young, John
Klari. Wheeling. and Bowie & Co.,
Bridgeport, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-19
COMPLETE SUCCESS OF ROBBERS
SThis Time in Their Attempt to Rob
the Express Car.
THE PASSENGERS NOT DISTURBED

Five Masked Men Hold Up the Train
men and While Ono Stands Guard
Over Them With a Revolver the
Others Help Themselves to the Com
tents Of the safe-Ho Effort Made to
Rob the Mail Car-one of tho Most
Daring Acts Yet Performed by Out
claws Almost Within the Limits OF
i the City. s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-19

"DuR1Na the epidemic of Ia grippe
Chamberlain Cough Remedy took the
lead here and was much better liked
than other cough medicine" H.
NJ. BANGS, druggist, Chatsworth, Ill.
The grip is much the same az avery Sc
we're cold and requires precisely the
same treatment. This remedy is prompt
and efectual and will prevent any tend
ency of the disease toward pneumonia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-19
The Cre,y ued.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Jan. 1s.-A dis
patch just received here says that the
crew OF the schooner Maggie E. Wells,
reported in sinking condition by the
steamship Amsterdam at New York,
has been rescued by the schooner Mag
nolis and landed at Halifax.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-19
Ex-Concressman Rothyye1l Dead,

MoBER1Y, Mo-, Jan. 1s.-Ex-Con-
gresham O. F. Rothwell died at his
home in this city yesterday morning of
diabetes. The funeral will take place
here Friday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-19
aides are lowering around, seeking
to assail US at our weakest point.
How to Escape Them.


is a matter of the highest import
ance. There is only one way, and
that is by keeping the system in
sound healthy condition, the liver
and kidneys in good working order,
free from bile, by giving the blood
new tone and life. To accomplish
this do not take ordinary remedies
get the best. If you stop to think
a moment you will know that it is
Warmers Safe Cure, the great
standard remedy, which has stood
the test of time and is universally
popular because it has neve: failed
to relieve or cure.
Your druggist keeps Warmers
Safe Cure-all druggists every
where do.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-19
TRAIN Held UP.

sAnother Daring Decd by Bandits
tst. Joseph, Mo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-23
sovrHsIoe cLEANlNcs.
George Washington Party and Other Man
chester News Notes.

The George Washington Hatchst party
given at the Baptist parsonage last nigh'
was successful and pleasant af,sir' IL
was under the direction OF Mrs. r. ~.
Lamb. Mrs. l.. X. Thornhill. and Mrs w.
8. Taylor. Mr. IL. Il. Na1en and MIS-
IL. +. PiIson personated General ana hrs:
Washington There was large crowd
In attendance, and every one presen,
spent a delightful evening.
The survivors OF DID Company -. OF
Chesterfield. OF which the late w. w. 7.
Cogblll was captain. and which lost nearly
all Of it's men in Pick att's charge at Get
tysburg, speak of having a reunion In the
near future.
The councIlmen whose terms will expire
the LIST of July next are from the First
Ward. John W. Candle: Second Ward.
Mathew Norton Third Ward. W. I. Hart
and r. =. Weislger; Fourth Ward, r. w.
Weisiger.
Washngton's birthday was celebrated
in a most quiet way IN This city. Sunday
hours were observed at the uost-ofiice.
the bark was closed. the public cflicts
were not Open and with these exceptions
the day passed OFF as usual
l. was learned Yesterday that the lncei-
diary that attempted 10 burn the house
OF Mr.. John T.. Taylor wednesday night
stole a lot OF bed clOthing. lace curtains
ard other valuables from the house.
Mr. H. A. Nunnally ia In the city ON a
visit 20 his father. lie is htudent al
William and Mary College. Williamsburg
Clerk DuNal issued marriagt-icens'
yesterday To John Fleming ana Anna
Jores doth colorsd).
Miss Sarah Porter continues very III ai
her home ON Ter tn street.
Mr. William Il. Worm,ey. of King VII
liam. who was married last TUESDAY tt
Miss Mckenzie. is a brother Of Mr.. war
ner Wormley. Of this city.
The city Central Committee held a
meeting last night and decided to hold a
primary on the "a Of April to nominate
candidates for the municipal offices TO be
filed this spring.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-23
III, his

ELLIS. Entered into rest. at his resi-
dance. I'm Ashland, on Tuesday. February
~ 1891. at 40 p. NJ. LUTHER +. ELLIS,
in the Gjth Year OF his age.
HE funeral took place from Duncan Me-
mortal chapel on Thursday, February 2-d,
OF =. VI.
FAULCONER Died. at his residence
40. 200 Twenty-seynnth street. Il. J..
FAI-LCONEE. IN the 18th year Of his age.
Formerly a resident and member of the
CRY Council OF Manchester.
Only o. few short years ago h. stood by
the grave of his mother. sister. and two
dear little ones.
May God uphold and his love comfort
the stricken wife and three dear little
children. loit fatherless I'm this bleak world.
\ FRIEND.
Funeral will take place THIS U'ridaD
EVENING February -. 1894. at O'Clock
from OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Christian church.
RICE.-Died. Thursday morning at 2lO
O'Clock. a. his residence, No. III south
First street. Mr.. SAMUEL ID. RICE, in
the 42l year Of his age.
lie leaves wife and two children to
mourn their loss. Funeral will take place
at Seventh-Street Christian church FRI
DAY EVENING al o'clock. Friends and
acquaintances OF the family are respect
fully invited TO attend.
SANAGE.-Died. at her residence. Rose
Cottage. in New Kent county. on Welnes-
day evening, 2st February, Mrs. ANN :.
SAVAGE. widow Of Or. William X.
Savage.
Funeral services THIS DAY G'rlay) at
o'clock p. ".
sCoTT.-Dled. February %. 1884 at the
residence Of her grandfather, John *.
Childrey. Esq, lO0i Park avenue. MAR
GARET CHILDREY SCOTT. daughter OF
Waller Scott. Esq.
The funeral will take place from the
above number THIS HridaD EVENING
a. ( o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-23

Charles II. Nichols. treasurer and Charles
II. Napier. secretary. Several speeches
were made. ,,,
A large meeting OF the West-End tiup
was held on wednesday night. at wh'cn
speeches were made by Messrs ~. ~
Richardson II. NJ. Smith. Jr.. yohn
Meredith, John r. Hughes. c, w iyisI
and Others. Many OF the candidates VIE
were not present were represented ~
their friends. The club meets ever
Wednesday night at No. 100 west broao
street
A rousing meeting OF the Tammany
Club OF Jackson Ward was heid u
Bahen's Hall last night, ana was Ell
dressed by Messrs. Chamberlayne. Shiisn,
Hughes. and Frayser. Mr.. Rowelle was
represented by Mr. w. T. Walker, MI
Elicit was represented by Mr.. Johnson,
Mir. !. G. Smith represented by Mr.. Oiiyer
Jones, and Captain Epps represented py
MIR. Mike Shorttie. The club was also
entertained by songs from W. +. Hanien,
Jack Johnson, and there was good tihic
generally. 49,, ,,s,ro-
cratic club and Scouts viii be held III
Powen's Hall tonight AZ $ O'Clock, s ny
which several of the candidates VIII ASSET
their claims on the dear people:
Colonel John T.. Cary has deteIiili,'
not 10 be a candidate for re-eiec,lon 10
the Board OF Aldermen from Mau''V"
Ward. , ,.ot %
Colonel RI. n. Boykin Is beng ursyd ~ ~
run for the board from Monroe az,
and Mr. James r. Vaughan VIII propatply
run for the upper branch from NaN''''
ward
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-23
MEETINGS OF MANY CLUBS.
Judge NicoI at the Old Dominion-West-
End and Byrd Island.

The Old Dominion Democratic Club had
a rouslng meeting last night. The rooms
OF the organization were densely packed.
and great enthusiasm was manifested
Hon. G. T.. Nicol. member OF the House
from Prince William, made captai
speech. which was punctuated with liberal
applause Hon John ;. HARDWOOD was ALSO
cordially greeted. Speeches were made by
The Following candidates or their friends:
For Mayor, r. NJ. Taylor. w. j. Larkin
I'm behalf Of Joseph c. Dickerson. and IL.
Meadow for ". r. Tanner; for Sheriff
Messfs. H. +. Frayzer and John 7.
Hughes: for commemorative Attorney,
IA n smith. Jr, and ID. G.. Richardson;
for 1'ity Auditor, t.. A. Barber and T.. ].
Warren: for Clerk of the Circuit Court
W. u. Dugger In behalf OF l.. NJ. Rowelle
and G. w. Tyler; Clerk OF Court OF Law
and Faulty, James T.. Wood and JlhI
X. Malioy. Jr., in behalf OF c. o. Sayile;
Commissioner of the Revenue. John W;
Wilkes I'm behalf OF X. Il. Nunford. Board
OF Aldermen. John NJ. King; Council
Thomas u. Murphy. George IL. Davis
and s. T.. Bloorberg were also announced
The Byrd-Island club fcld an entnusi-
nstic meeting on "Wednesday night and
was addressed by the following ca-cr.ates
or their representatives: Messrs. X. M.
TAYLOR, w. n. Tanner II. VI. Smith. jr,
Tazewell Elicit. J. e. Smith. u. IL. Epps,
Barber E NJ Rowelie. and SQUIRE Jones.
The voters OF the First Precinct. Jack
son Ward, held meeting last night IT
Otto's Hall. and organized the Broos-
Avenue Democratic club. The following
officers were elected j. II. Calgan. pres,-
dent: +, II. FRANCES. vice-president:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-23
GRAND LODGE CLOSES.
Pythiaus Meet Next Year In staunton--
HInes-DIemorial Funsls

The Grand Lodge Of Pythians concluded
its work yesterday. and adjourned sina
die 20 meet on the fourth Tuesday In next
February In stanton. The new grand
chancellor presided yesterday morning.
Supreme Representative John H. Alex
ander. of f.eesburg. In view OF the instruc-
tions which were passed last night In re-
gard TO the German ritual. rendered his re-
slqnatlon "a representative. After some
persuaslon Colonel Alexander withdrew his
resignation, and the judge adopted reso-
luton expressing its confidence I'm and high
esteem for that gentleman.
The COMMITTEES on the Endowment Rank
submitted its report, settling forth the
great advantages OF this feature OF the
order.
The Grand Lodge Committee on tn,
Hines Memorial submitted a report, show.
Ing the amount OF all contributions 70
/ that object. and recommending an addi.
tional appropriation OF 500 by the Grand
Lodge. which report ard recommendation
was agreed to.
Invitations were received from a larg,
number OF lodges 10 hold the next Sos
: sion OF the Grand Lodge at various points
/ II was finally decided to hold the mex
/ session in the city OF stanton.
! supreme Representative ID. J. Turner
/ Jr. assisted by Past-Grand-ChsnHllo
/ Walter A. Edwards. then eXempliiied IN.
unwritten work OF the order and IN,
grand chancellor announced the twenty
I sixth session closed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-23
The Order OF Heptasophs.

Virginia Conclaye. No. 1873, Improved
order Heptasophs. had its installation or
officers last evening at Wilkinson .iiaii.
'Tha following officers were installed for
the coming year: Arrhon. James NJ Cen
try: Provost. Thomas ~ Render; IRE
late. Richard NJ Hardaway; secretary
George ". Hunter; Financter, II. NJ
Tyler: Treasurer j. J. Taylor; inspector
- stay. Wnrder. Peter Donald; SEN
incl " r Goodman. Medical Examiners.
r. \. franklin and J. W. Henson; Trus-
tees-.T. Taylor Ellyson. Conway K. sands
and J. Samuel Parrish After the meet
ing the newly elected officers ana menloers
reoaired TO Dearue's. where an elegant
lunch was served.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-23
TIE PRIVATE SOLDIERS MONUMENT
The Association To Meet To-Morrow Night
for Important Work.

The meeting Of the Confederate Soldiers
and Sailors Monument Association called
for last night failed OF a quorum. owing
to confusion I'm the notices sent out.
Some OF the notices read Thursday" and
some read Friday" Those who were
present resolved to call meeting OF the
association for Saturday night. the 2lth,
at the hall of the Chamber of Commerce,
Ninth and Main. fifth floor at 3 4. NJ.
There are several matters of importance
which demand immediate attention.
Among others are the following: The Sc
lection of an orator. the appointment of
committees to assume charge OF the cere-
monies OF the unwilling. and the naming
of the day for the unwilling.
1t is the common opinion that the 30th
OF May will be the day. but as Yet there
has been no official action on even this
primary question
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-23
The WEATHER N RIcHAoSp YEsrHaDAY
was clear and cool.
The sky at midnight was clear.
SfatO of fnermOmetrr
Eicllmonb Tobacco Market.

RICHMOND, VA, February 1.-The
Exchange was closed to-day.
Private sales: Fillers. .. wrappers. ~;
darks. II; Tugs. -. Total 81 hogsheads.
NJ reSenue collections, Office beiug
closed
Planters warehouse had a small safe
to-day with good prices. \ lot OF Ten
ncssee Burley tobacco OF good quality Is
among cousignments at Planters this
week. if our buyers are alert. they can
draw this class OF tobacco here 10y
stimulating prices on the same basis
a they buy West. Much will come here
directly from the planter
The loose dark tobacco received to-day
will be- sold tomorrow.
The TohacCOmeu's committee returned
from Washington. having the assurance
OF the cooperation and influence OF our
senators from Virginia AMI North Caro-
lima IN favor OF the repeal of the free
leaf clause, and against the higher tax
on tobacco. our senators promise To-
get their Views before the Finance COM
mittee.
Burnley tobacco. from its nature "a q
western product would have the adj
vantage. IN ease Of the fre.-leIf sales.
over Virginia ana North Carolina to-
bacco. 1t being a midrr type. easily
manufactured 10y the consumer himself.
frre leaf would hurt Virginia and North
Carolina immensely.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-23
ELECTRIC LIGHTS AND PHONES.
The Committee Insists That They Shall
Re It,r,,i. -. \ r. "A ffap CITY Hall.


BE Furnished Tree In the City Hall.
The Council Committee on Grounds and
Buildings held a very important called
meeting In the new City Hall yesterday
evening.
The object Of the Session was the con-
sbleration of the report OF the sub-com-
mlttee with referency to requiring the
Bell Telephone Company 10 furnish
phones 10 the city officials free. and
requiring the Richmond Railway and Elec-
trio Company To supply electric light Tor
the new City Hall offices gratis. This report
recommended that in view OF the priyi-
ieses these companies receive from the
city the telephone company should sup
ply the city with thirty instruments, and
the electric-light company should furnish
necessary electric lights for the hall.
There was a great deal OF Informal dis
cussion on the question. Mr.. McCluer, OF
the telephone company. was present. and
asked the committee 10 take no action
until be could communicate fully with the
company. He thought the committee was
asking too much OF the telephone people,
In view OF the TACT that they. give 10 the
Richmond citizens a good telephone SER
vice at about one-half the price charged
per phone In other large cities. Colonel
Cutshaw read a number Of letters show
ing that similar eNactlons- were made
Of these companies elsewhere.
After much discussion upon the matter
II was decided 10 defer action for ten
days that the proper authorities OF the
companies might be informed that the
Grounds and buildings Committee pro-
The CITY Hall In return for the privileges
the city grants 10 these companies and
that the cofrDanies might submit their
own propositions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-23

WANTED, A WHITE NURSE For
w child year oi. cal a. .O4 ea,, gr,.,
street an4i,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-23

EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED, AT ONCE. 4 NF,r
w AND TIDY GIRL tshteo ~ .,.l,,,,,,'
housecieauing for a small family. 90, -,
recommended. Wage -in osl. Atir,.,r
A. y, care Of Dtsritcn o'Iee. ieeAit.
WANTED. A WHITE NURSE Foe
w child year Oh. GAIA, 20. ea,, Gr,.,
street f.u4'5t.
WANTED. ACArABLE COLORFU
w WOMAN Tor llOt >s. AND pfNIN,.
ROOM WORK. Must oome a.. fs,,o,r ma
Apply At 5l3 Se'' frankHo hotir'
NArANTED, A POSITION As or.
w LECTOR either "a siarg o- ...or...
sion. Tho best referru..s Hfl ....ffg ....'
Address WILLIAM, cats 81. yAns, S. ND,
west cary street. e13..t
WANTED. BYAlOUNG LADYOF
w six years eKperier-e IN te,ehIn,.arn.
SITIoN 10 TEACH SNAIL CWlnEEN lrf,
nts,-grais certificate. Allrr.. N.ss b ID ...r,
pos,naster. Coyner.s Sprns' "a fs%.vQ
WANTED, POSITION ny REGIS.
w TERED DRUGGsr Nne ,e,rt ssp,.
fience DRUGGIST, los.Ucilr Bot 20.
fe2%r1sa,r'
NNrANTED. LADIES AND GEN.
| w TlkMEN, We will pAy 'rl - q ell peg
! week 20 do strictly home s.rk f0f az Nocar.
( yassing aud prompt payment. Seui sefal.
! dressed envelope %
LIBERTY Srrr1 COMPANY.
| fe 22.iw' b1stu. hav.
NyANTED. SITUATION IN A
! w wholesale house any kuI 4 rort IA
: which there would De clsn-.sD 80 rs0mnuou by
a Young man aged 20 Best references A..
drese 'thHNf NJ. Dthpi ].
! fo 2P-9t' AN.fson, WA.
! WANTED, \ POSITION 81 4
w REGISTERED ntt' CLERK e." e.rlt
years experience. 6o'l ialf. k..er0a..s
nrst-cla-s. Address nlJ n>, cro iFf1re'
Hotel, Frederckshurs 3d. fo 3d..
WANTED, INTELLIGENT MN;
w slS5 per month. N'ri.'Hstnt tRr'
opto,'upiiy. No ieit-i- lu.e.'. .l'f
| for nill uatts SatIsflUi tINar.r.i. ~
refunded. SfAN't ....e- t'- E. IS t'H. 'sl,
Chattanooga, Tenn. l'.i-i
WANTED, TRAVELLING SN s..
w MEN e. soil lIhr..fft o. -... ..
side line. AiliN oii NNp 't 49, 'nN.
PANN, cleveland, - i' '.I"
WANTED, POSITION A. ASSIST
w Ant by dental gt-tl7.e. .re -f'-'. 90
persnce. single. nf t.f. I.t " fr'it'
meudntl0ns iurni-nrl. hl'I.tf D., ra.' i.'l'
master jnrrat. We. l'''.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-23
In.uIted a Young Lady.

The usual motley mob filed the Ponce
Court room yesterday morning. The only
respect IN which the audience dlliefei
from those which characterized the old
court I'm odd Fellows Hall Their" was
no case Of special importance. and very
few cases Of any other character
\ negro named Charles Harris tc0lored)
was charged with unlawfully making an
Indecent assault upon Misc Annie Brown.
a highly respectable young lady. The
testimony showed that Harris had been
grossly insulting 10 Miss Brown and be
was fined SO and sent to Jail Tor twelve
SNOW Bovden was sent to the grand
iIry Of the Uustlnss Court on tho charge
OF feloniously stealing so In money from
Maliuda bradley.
Security was required or sidney Jack
son (colored for fighting in the street.
The ease Of Mike MahOncy, charged
with beating William Hood. was continued
until saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-23
Valuable Horse Killed.

Mr.. L. Holzgrefe and his brother were
driving yesterday morning ON Nthablc
street. when the bit 30 the bridle bfokr,
and the horse ran away. Mr.N HOlZgreIe
d,d All that ne could 10 stop the fright
ened animal but without success. ana at
The corner OF Eighteenth AMI Nenable
the horse ran into u dray belonging to
"a colorci man named Lewis Mitchell
which Was hauling granite. An IRON
crow-har was protru1ing from the draN
and the horse ran squarcly against N"
bar. making a terrible wound IN ms
breast. iniurinE him 80 seriously thal
the Society for the Prevention of cruelty
10 Animals was notified. and he beast
was Killed by its agent Mr.. Taylor. ne
buggv was completely wrecked. but
neither OF the gentlemen were hurt The
horse WAS very fine one, and worth
about 500.
Mitchell. the draymau. was knocked
from his vehicle. ana received a severe
wound over his left eye The ambulance
was summoned. and the physician III
charge dressed tine wound, and took the
man 70 his home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-23
NNtANTED, A PONiIlON A. or.
BYAlOlNGLADYOP

w LECTOR either "a siarg ~ ,lo,i..
sion Tho best refefru..s nfl ....ffg 100
Address WILLIAM, cais 81, jams s.. ~
west Cary street. ferI.nt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-23
Arrival OF lufortuuate-.

The following cOnvicts were received
at The penltentiary yesterday from
Southampton county: William Thomas,
fifteen wears for robbery from the per-
aon. six years for housebreaking. and
two years for housebreaking, making
tOentv-three years in all: John Rose
ono wear for HOUSEKEEPING. and James
nm. three years for housebreakIng
From Prince Edward. j. s. Taylor, two
wears for perjury: Lit Mason, one year
Tor third conviction Of petit larceny: Bet
tic Irvine. two years for housebreaking
Ernest Scott, four years for housebreak-
ing From i.oudoun. Alfred Wright
lrolored). two years and Six months for
malicious assault; John Williams, two
wears for HOUSEKEEPING.