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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-12
Iuited STATES Circuit Court of Appeals.

Judges Simonton. Morris. and Brawley
presided in the United States circuit
Court Of Appeals yesterday. ana the lol-
lowing business was transacted:
W. A. Hulsc and X. II. Wright, ap-
peuants. VS.. Bonsack Machine Company.
appelee Appeal from Circuit Court
Western District Of Virginia. Argument
concluded 10y George H. Graham for APP
pcllants and Samuel \. Duncan Tor APP
pellee. and submitted.
Archibald II. Taylor Of Baltimore, ana
General Samuel 4. Duncan. Of New York,
were admitted as attorneys Of the court.
Gay Manufacturing Company, appel
liant. VS.. william W. Camp, appellee. APP
peal from Circuit Court Eastern District
Of virginia al Norfolk. Case argued by
Archibald II Taylor for appellant ana
Robert r. Prenus for the appellee anu
submitted.
Court adjourned until this morning at
10 O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-12
She l. Gone and I am Lonely.

In our years Of youthful buoyance.
Ere the blight Of time appears.
Hope with brightest hues OF t0yance,
Gilds the course of coming years.
Happy they whose young ambition.
Reaching not for fame or power,
S;ill can find its fun frultiOn
In loves calm domestic bower
Such ! sought and found and cherished
Through long years Of mutual love,
Till my dear companion persisted
Brighter home TO find above.
Yes. the guardian angel given
My cares 10 sooth, my Joys to share
Has calmly passed from earth TO Heaven
70 mix with kindr 4 spirits there.
She IS gone and I am lonely.
she whom all with gladncss hailed;
She could cheer me, and she only,
When the storms Of life assailed.
Days OF absence. now extending,
Must extend while life shall last
DAYS Of absence, never ending.
Ever must dark sha lows cast
J. T. w.
Petersburg, Va. September. 1924.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-12
Total ..........t2, PCS. 100. s1a s1,2h,7is,cOs
sIncludes West Virginia.
ASSESSED VALUATION OF PERSON
Al pR0PERTY TAXED.
Total ......u.sis.ols,4s s4so. oso, 2is

These are remarkable figures. In TWEEN
~ years the taxable value or real tsta "
i'm these eleven Southern States has IN
creased 81 or. 90. O00 or SO per cent. while
in the same period the personal property
has increased to the extent OF y75S,Wv,Occ,
or 1Ji yer cent.
These two tables show that the increase
Of our taxable property between 1870 and
1890 amounts to 81, 7sO o0o,Cco. and when we
consider the fact that the South lost
81, 400 o.. 900 worth OF property by the war
and that this amount had been made good
by 1870. II must be apparent to everybody
that this section is making a phenomenal
record in the matter of recuperation and
progress.
The South Is the land Of promise. and
will some day be tho richest quarter OF
the Union.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-12
VIRGINIA POLITICS.
General Malone Predicts Republicaa enc-
cess Ia Five Districts.
(Washlugton Star)

The news which General Malone
brought from Virginia on Wednesday"
said Chairman Babcock. Of the Repub-
lican committee to a Star reporter to-
day, "is OF the same tenor OF the infor-
nation which comes from the entire
northern tier OF Southern States. Every
where In Virginia. North and South Caro-
lima, Tennessee. and West Virginia, and
Kentucky, too. for that matter, there Is
disaffection and apathy among the Demo-
Gratis. They are Disguised with the con-
duct OF their party. and are taking no
interest I'm the campaign or else are OPEN
ly grumbling 1 think we will make large
gains In those States"
General Malone said he would not be
surprised to see Ave Republican congress-
men returned from Virginia. few
months ago General Malone advised
against even running Republican can
didates in some OF the districts. but now
he If in high feather over Republican
prospects. He thinks that the Ninth
Sixth, Fifth. Fourth, and Second districts
are promising fields for Republican VIC
tory. and has asked the Congressional
Committee to aid the candidates as much
as possible in the hard fight before them
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-12
News Notes from Henrico.

The Will OF the late John II. Maynard
was admitted TO probate IN the Hehrlco
County Court YESTERDAY. The estate
which IL valued at about S5"o. Is De-
oueathed 10 Mrs. Gertrude Maynard Inc
widow Of the deceased She Is also
named as executrix. and qualified to act
as such. Judge Wickham appointed d.
W. V. Coxton ana Messrs. John Lamp
II. L. Harrison. w. A. Waldron, ana H.
X. Pollard as appraisers.
Chief Of Police Mosby, of the county po-
lice. captured three young men Wednes'
dav hight for breaking into the EXPOSE
ton Grounds They were bailed FOR their
appearancr. and Yesterday they were
before Justice Tyler, who fined them wv
each. =,
The Circuit Court Of the county was IN
session for a short while yesterday. but
nothing OF public interest was done
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-12
DIR. Thomas X. Evans.

Is TO be congratulated in having been
selected. from his recent home in West
Virginia, as Lecturer on Obstetrics I'm the
University Of Vlrginia-one Of the duties
heretofore performed by the late Profes,
sor William G. Dabney. DR.. Evans had
formerly resided in Iowa. He has con-
tributed several articles TO this journal
which are marked by close study OF his
subjects anl the presentation OF some
original views which must leave their i'm
press upon the memory OF readers 10
serve az suggestions for practical testing.
Virginia Medical Monthly for October
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-12
To In,,itu,e Highland Spring. Lodge.

Tonight IN the iodge-rOOm Of Aurora
80 ia1.rcndcnt order OF Odd-Fellows,
'ts bau, Ffth and Marshall streets
it att springs Lodge, No. &C. lnde-
lt order OF Odi-Fellows which was
emily organized by Special-Deputy o.
aes aud Dlstrict-Deputy Charles
10 vii Doe instituted and the work
- t.- 0fier conferred upon it's members
~ Ne degree teams Of Capital City Lodge
ifl. and Aurora Lodge, No. ZIG.
.''Gfaud- Master T. y. Render Dis
y Deputy $. n. CrOwder. Grand Sscre-
'-tt o. Wiley Davis. and Grand-Treas-
.''r iohn Vs. Ferguson will take part
'.- ceremonies
SISTER lodges have been invited, and all
'f.'ag brethren will be welcomed. This
PIE second lodge created by Richmond
Fellows since the Grand Lodge al
.o-rlel IN April.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-12

ling. ia feet on west side Graham
street between Leigh and Williams, s262 10.
J. Taylor Ellyson and wife TO Clara NJ.
Goodman. &c 7h-i2 feet on north side
Franklin street between Harrison and
Shafer, subject 10 deed Of trust OF 1895,
$500.
IL. J. Lewis. special commissioner. TO
Margaret =. Smith. 10 feet on north side
Park avenue near Harrison street. 81. 30.
w. @. Neal TO A. O. Spratley. i6 feet on
west side Mayo street near Broad. 1900.
W. @. Neal 10 a. q. Spratley, 10 feet on
west side Mayo street near Broad. $3.50.
Siias l.. Johnson and wife to Valentine
nechler. Jr.. 50 feet on Twenty-fourth
street southeast corner Marshall, 5000.
William Stannard TO Virginia G. Saun-
ders. 20 feet on cast side Fifth street near
Raker 81 200
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-12
The Schooner Comes Home.

one Of the prettiest sights Witnesses
IN the river in some time was the arriva'
Yesterday OF the schooner Mary Curtis IN
low OF the Richmond Towing and Trans
narration Company's tug Ajax. Both YES
sells had colors set. and from the NOM
tors 10 the city was almost one con-
,ln,,o,,s blowing OF whistles and dipping
~ co,ors This was the schooner's well
emo % her home port, as she halls from
pichmond. and is named for little MISS
Mary curtis the granddaughter OF cap
tain John A. Curtis. the well-known ship
broker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-12
From the Capitol.

Governor O'Ferrall yesterday remover
the political disabilities OF John hushes;
rberogood Mason. and f.. Il. Somers, or
Accomac. who we're recently found guilty
OF unlawfully dredging for oysters ana
sentenced 10 Jail
He has refused TO pardon John BurKs'
who In March last was convicted In laze-
well county of house-breaking and sem
fenced TO two years in the penitentiary
Mfr. W. J.. Shelton, Treasurer OF han.
over: General William B. Taliaferro' OF
Gloucester: Mr. X. A. East. Treasurer Oh
Halifax, and StateSenator George w:
Jackson. OF Surry, were at the Capitoi
Yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-12

N,ub,r, Elected and Other Bnsiness
I-au.actcd a the Monthly Meeting,

Transacted "a the Monthly Meeting,
.. re acr,a.y meeting OK the EXecu>
am.uee u the Virginia Historical
t.a in the societys building.
-..h Bryan. president Of the ro-
.. u.s called 10 the chair. The MEM
r- 10 were M,ssrs. Green, Nalen-
Mcclure. Newton. Bruce, Brooke,
... ...es
.a GLOWING persons were elected an
... ..ml.is. HoiIIIdge .. Cuihns' Los
Angeles. Cali. Lieutenant II. &. smith,
t...4 States navy. Newport X. l. Ms
... Randolph ball. Washington, ID. CT
-s ID. owen. Washington. d. c,
Lewis Washington. Charlestown, W.
... I.- J. Morgan Smith. Birmingham
.. Hosea S.arr BIlOu, Brooklne,
.... I.a,ck Mason Burw ELL BROOKLYN
. Nrs j. j. Gordon, Cincinnati, o.;
- Mcclure. Jr, Richmond. Va.
..,.rsponIlng secretary reported the
g.. .. reception OF a large number or
..s. end pamphlets. among them Il full
ore reports OK the Bar Association
D. trs..A frOm Nj Frank II. Mcclure.
r f..tm.ri. and Of the reports OF the
$50. .4. Bar Association from the aSso'
mmUtce. composed Of Messrs. Val
Newton. and Bruce. was appoint
en- .. N.lt or Hon. ". W. Crump and
..... tm to deliver The annual address
.. 'rr society.
..e Treasurer pres nted his monthly re-
.. showing balance in bank 10 the
. of tse society Of 81 1882. The presi-
...t read statement to the Executive
-r ft.r showing that for the nlhe
ts % 1884 ending September SOu''
f.. '.-.'p'. u the society had been from
members. s. So. life members. $500;
'. aoc.rWs publications. {ZS.5. ag-
b. -4.ag f.r me nine months. S3.5oS.G5.
.uu.'te, WAS appointed 20 draw up
suitable rc.1lltions IN commemorauon or
'.. valuable services 20 the society OF
o. H'e d. Charles s Barney. These
fr1.-..rs VIII be- printed later.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-12
A Remarkable showing.
Albania uatiftitioQl

According to the facts and figures pre-
sented by Mr.. J. X. Upton in recent ar
ticIe in Harper's Weekly, the south 10
undoubtedly the most prosperous ana pro-
gressIye region OF the republic.
Mr.. Upton takes tho eleven old Conieoe-
rate States, and In the following TWO
tables shows the assessed value oil pro-
perty In 1870 and 1880:
ASSESSED VALUATION OF REAL Es-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-12
Corbett IL Right to Decline.
(New York Press.

(New York Press)
II have often thought that II was very
foolish Of the giant Goliath 10 fight with
the little fellow David"
why so?'
Because David wasn't In his class"
Yes. but Goliath got the worst OF it,
That's just the trouble. II he had de-
clined TO fight such a little fellow as Da.
vid he wouldn't have got licked"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-12
Letter from DIR. Holmes.

"The Guardian Angel" written by Oliver
Wendell Holmes and published in loof
contains the following language
Indeed. women rather take TO terrible
people Prize-hghters. pirates, highway
men. rebel generals. grand Turks. ana
Blucbeards generally have fascination
for the sex; your virgin has natural
instinct TO saddle a Hon
In January, 1855. Mr.. W. O. SHELTON wrote
pr. Holmes. expressing surprise that he
would place men like Robert T.. Lee. Al
bert sydney Johnston, and other Confede-
rate generals In the same category with
CAPTAIN KIDD. John l.. Sullivan. and men
Of Ike character. lie received the fol-
lowing reply:
81 write this with my own hand)
"BOSTON, January 2S, 1SSS.
MY Dear Sir: did not remember the
passage you refer TO. but / cannot attri-
butte any Importance 20 il now, remember
ing when II was written. | never think
Of asking my son to show me the i've
oir-holes made I'm his skin by our friends
Of the other side or Of worrying over
many sharp expressions used 10y me be-
fore those old bulet-wounds had healed
and were forgotten.
Yours very truly,
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.
"TO W. .. SHELTON, Esq, Richmond.
Va"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-12
Propertx TTansfeTs.

laehmond J. l.. Buffers trustee 10
t.h"a J. Pcyton. 80 feet on south side
'..lgs street near First. sN6.
'" +. Drinkard, Jr. " August Boeh-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-12
J.R. TEASDALE.
-:O:-
SHOES AND RUBBERS.
SPECIAL
Low PRICES
For the Week
AS FOLLOWS:

80 pairs Ladies' Doncola Button,
patent tips. new goods, all sizes,
10 ,, t................. ......'.'..'.'. 'Jc.
a pdir-the greatest bargain OF the
age.
2)0 pairs Ladies' Dongola Button,
patent tips. all sizes, at........... s5c.
a palr-sslls readily al 81 % every
where.
One lot Ladies' ClothTop Piccadilly-
Toe Pointed Patent Tips, perfect
beauties, and worth s. a pair--our
price ..........,......' .,'.''',.'': sI'fo
Our lines OF $l.2j and $50 Ladies
Shoes are especially attractive,
and are the best - be had for the
money Ask TO see them
Don't fail to see our line Of Ladies'
Buttons and Butchers at........... N.9S
The handsomest and best goods
in the city at the price.
We make a specially of ladies'
Fine Congress. Button, and Big
button Shoes. in all the latest
style toes and tips, from $50 to-. 500
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-12
Piies.N

Piles IS so common that
every other person you meet is
troubled with it more or less. 1t
seems to be a little thing and usual
ly gets little attention. 1t may not
be serious at first, but it makes a
man sick-makes him nervous,
cross. irritable-unft for business.
1t robs him Of sleep, takes his APP
petlte-cutS down his iesh-and
yet he is careless about it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-12

N c,ark's house and Identified by him
as being at the wake. -,
DIR. Shepard says that CLARK VIII oe
unable to leave his bed for long time,
and that II he gets any worse Cotonss
Kene will be asked to come and take his
anfe.mnrtem abatement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-12
A Grudgiug Assent,

indianapolis Journal)
There's one good thing to be said about
Thopkins. He is perfectly truthful"
''Of course he is. He is too stingy "a
make an extravasent statement"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-12
SETTLERSAND ROADS.
ooyvrNTloNs AFFECTING BOTH TO
MEET HERE NEXT WEEK.
VIII pI.cuss Immigration and How
90 secure ~. and the Other the Inn
movement Of Shlpways.


,.,,s here rext week in connection with
,... Txposiuon-thc immigration Conven-
...- on the 10th and l7th. and the Good
,.,1s ConNenti on the 18th.
rse former has been gotten up under
g.. ,,int auspices Of the Chamber OF
,..mcrce aud the Agricultural and Me-
,t.uoal Society.
..,ernor O'Fcrrall will make the open
... address. and topical subjects Will be
81. sci By some OF the best speakers In
state.
--, purpose Of the convention is TO dis
.-..r.te through the addresses informa-
. .s 90 the advantages Of Virginia and
,.... some practical plan for inducing
-.auon to the state.
THE PROGRAMME.
--. lisa ~ topical subjects TO be dis
and the names Of the gentlemen
v.u lead ;he discussions, are as fol-
-. Agricultural Resources and Capa-
ID TIC Soil" 10y Professor w. i.
.av AMI I'orcs, Products" by DR..
raj Wealth" by Professor II. d.
..rNING SESSIONS O'CLOCK.
... ...,ral Advantages" by Professor
..aI lIh
-.fle Waters ana Resources" by
D. Baylor. United states Coast
..H. survey.
b ,sron Facilities" 10y Colonel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-12
II Will Pay You to See These Goods Be-
fore Buying Elsewhere.

Ladies' Rubbers. 25c.
storms ................. 40c
Iadies' Rubber Bp0ts................... Nt5
one lot Mems Genuine Hand Made
French Calfskin Lace and Con-
go no now at......'.' ~. $3.50
TO close them out-CASH ONLY.
40 exchange.
G.ntIemen's Bun Shoes............... Soc.
Gentiemen's Huff Shoes 81
Geutlemen's Satin Calf Shoes. $50
anu ~A''S
Gentlemen's Genuine Calf Shoes,
were g.. reduced to................. N.75
Gentlemen's Welt Shoes from H0
TO Observation-Disclosures. ..'...s'. 49,. FoV"
Gentlemen's Handmade Shoes from
800 to ......,.......'...'''''''' so"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-12

Make II your business TO see US hrst,
and YOU will not regret 1t. for We are de-
tcrmlncd 10 give You more real value for
your money than you can possibly get
anywhere else.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-24
ONE DOLLARS REWARD.

y
The Asheville Register, the organ OF
Richmond Pearson, in its issue OF SEP
tcmber 90, 1891, in giving an account OF
the ioiut discussion between Crawford
and Pearson at Rutheriordton on Ser-
tember Is, uses this language:
"In his speech Crawford tried to accuse
Pearson of voting against the repeal OF
county government. Mr.. Pearson stop
ned him, and asked him to be honest
enough to turn to page 81 I of the House
Journal of 1887, and there find that he
Pcarson) not only voted for the repeal
of the present system of county govern
mcnt, but that he was the only man who
ever framed repeal bill that passed the
House.
THE CITIZEN will pay to the Register
the sum of 500 il it will show that on
the House Journal OF 1887. page OIL
there was any vote recorded IN when
Richmond Pearson voted for the repeal
of the present system of county govern
mcnt.
Further, THE CITIZEN will pay th1
Register 500 if it will show by Tho
House Journal of 1887 that Richmond
Pearson ever cast vote for any bill re
pcaling the present system OF county
government.
Now Register, talk from the book anl
get your money, or acknowledge tha'
YOU have not stated the facts.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-24
THAT w\kE,ouNTN RESOLUTION
Plain Talk Where it i Nccdcd-Oui
senatorial Material.

Plain Talk Where ii i Nccdcd-Our
senatorial Material.
From the Morgau,on lIeaa!d.
There was time when a clique Of
Statesmen" around Raleigh controlled
the policy and distributed the honors aud
the patronage OF the State as it pleased
them There was a time when they
sncercd at the mountaineers and the
picdmontese and when they declared that
neither Clingman nor any other son OF
he west was worthy to sit in the seat OF
Badger and Haywood and Mangum.
There was time when they sn cred at
Vance and opposed him with bitterness,
called him Joker.
But that time has passed away. The
West has become too powerful to he
ignored. 1t has given the State spcci.
mems of its senatorial timber i'll Clingmau
and Varcc and Merrimon. 1t has fur
nishcd big majority of the votes in the
legislature which for the past 20 years
has made it possible for the East to hav,
q Democratic senator and which has
been the bulwark of Anglo Saxon rule
throughout the State. 1t has stood by
the Democracy Of the East in its nobl,
efforts to preserve good government
and it has thus brought :hc people ot the
two sections into closer touch and int
lriendiier relations.
The people OF the East as rule tax,
no stock in the absurd idea that botl
Senators arc to come from that section
They know that the West has men who
are the peers Of any the State has eve
produced, aud they know full well tina
the Highlanders are not going to tn
swamps to choose Il successor to thel
fallen chief.
| lfCaptain Ashe wishes to enter th
lists againt against Jarvis and Ransom
well and good. But when his candl
dacv for the scat of Vance is pr.dica
ted upon the idea that neither Avery
Armfcll, Merrmon, Osborne nor over
man would prove fit to represent tn
State in that exalted position, aud tha
Captain Ashe towers so high above thcr
that the claims of the West should be il
norcd and that both Senators should b
chosen from the East, the claim become
ridiculous and, as THE ClrlzEN saws, il
, sulting.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-24

NJOTICE-By virtue Of power of sale CON
~ tanned in a deed Of trust executed by +. e.
McIntire and wife, Mary r. McIntire and regis
tered In book as at page OF records OF mort,
cages and deeds of trust, dated 18th day OF
November 1891, default having been made in
the payment oil soii,e Of the indebtedness in
tended to he secured by the same, thereby caus-
ing the whole amount to become due, with the
interest thereon at the request OF the cestui que
trust the undersigned will sell by public auc-
ton at the court house door IN the city Of Ashe-
willie, N. c., for cash to the highest bidder on
Thursday, the 18th day Of October, 1891. at "a
m, the following described pieces or parcels Of
land situate, lying and being In the county OF
I,uncombe and State Of North Carolina: First
tract-Known as the Boone place. BEGINNING
at a sourwood on the east side OF ridge about
7s poles from the Sled Run Gap and runs north
100 east I6 poles; thence north s7,so east Sc poles
to pine at the top Of the ridge; thence north
$50 west 10 poles to a small pine in the gap OF
the ridge thence north 2so west ssN poles to a
large pine; thence north s7ho west 30 poles to a
small poplar; thence north 81 ~ east 10 poles to
a red oak; thence north 40 poles to pine, thence
west IS poles to a red oak; thence south s5o west
| 60 poles TO white oak and black oak; thence
| south 23o east to stake and pointers; thence
south 600 east n poles to stake at the Sled Run
Gap: thence east s}h poles to the beginning
containipe. so acres more or less and being the
wife to p. G. Mcintyre, registered In book No
70 at page 4I3 ct. seq, Of the Register Of Deeds
Office Of said county. Second tract--Adjoinine
the above tract, containing 40 acres, more fully
described In a deed from said Morris and wifi,
to said p. c. Mcintyre, registered In said Reg
ct. seq, to which two deeds reference Is hereb,
made for further description. This Sept; aoth,
1894. NJ. Il. CARTER.
92od4t Trustee.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-24
\ HEARTY CALI.

IIawkin-villc, Ga.. Bapti-t- Want To
Keep Rev. DR.. Nelson.
Rev. DR.. W. A. Nelson, formerly pastor
Of tho First Baptist church in Ashcville,
has beer called for an indefinite time to
the pastorate Of the llawkinsville, Ca,
church, " hich he has held for quite a
while. The lIawkinsvilc Dispatch and
News says:
"The call as made Sunday was very
hearty, and is characterized by leading
members Of the church as being more
unanimous than any call made in year.
both as to the call itself and the method
DR.. Nelson is distinguished minister o
great honor, and the entire communit,
Joins heartily with the Baptists in wish
ing that his decision may be favorable
to the call, The Doctor has done grea
deal evangelical work in this section
OF the State and has endearcd himself t
many places in which he has held meet
ings.