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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-26
IN THEIR NEW HOUSE
CENTRAL SCHOOL ACCEPTED AND
FORMALLY TURNED OVER.
rho Children Moving In-Mondsy the La
dire Take Charge Of the Davis Man-
sion-City Hall News.

The Committee on Schools and this
School Board met at the new Central
School building at o'clock yesterday
that structure from the contractors
Joseph Heppert & Son. Those present
were Messrs. John b. Cary. Joseph w
Thomas, a. ID. Landerkin. John Mann
Jr,. ard City-Englneer Cutshaw. and the
following members OF the School Board
Mayor J. Taylor Eilyson tchairman)
Major James II. Capers, A. ID. Landerkin
and william r. Fox. superintendent. and
c. p. Rady. clerk.
There was a little work still 10 DC dont
on the house, but the contractors agreed
10 do this to-day, and the committee
formally accepted the school building. Mr.
Cary (chairmanJ then In neat and ap-
propriate speech turned the structure ovei
10 the City School Board. Mayor Ely
son. chairman OF the board, received th'
house. and the children were marched
into II from the old jeff, Davis Mansion
All the afternoon the little ones were
engaged In moving their books and Other
school paraphernalia from one build
ing TO the other.
Al 3 o'clock Monday afternoon the
School Committee will meet and turn tbs
JET Davis Mansion over TO the ladies
Of the Confederate Memorial and Literar,
Society.
The Committee on Health and that or
st. Johns Burymg- Ground met last eve
ming and transacted routine busin IS
The Health Committee awarded It's con
tract for forage TO Alvey Brothers.
NEWS OF THE COURTS.
The case Of Peter Kuhn, charged viii
the felonious betrayal OF Parthenia Train
ham under promise OF marriage was 'c
have been tried In the Hastings Cou'
yesterday. but was continued until th'
June term. owing TO the sickness OF Mr
g. NJ Page. counsel for the accused.
The election returns were reported tc
the Clerk Of the Hastings Court yester'
day To-day the commissioners or cleo
ton will meet and go over the ballots
and certify the result in accordance with
the law.
Edward Cain qualified in the Chancery
Court yesterday as executor of the esi1tt
Of Mary Cain, and julius Straus QUALIFIED
as administrator Of the c5tate Of Emanue
Straus The latter estate Is valued al
about $1,000
THE CITY CIRCUIT COURT.
Judgment was rendered in the City Cir
cult Court yesterday fo- S2ss for the r'ain-
tin In the case OF Francisco Belleno'
against c. ID. NJ. Cobb.
In the case of ii. Wallerstein & Co
against w. II. Hall. II was found by th'
jury that the property In question belonged
10 Mrs. w. H.. Hall. The plaintiffs IN
this cause had a claim against Hall, and
levied On a certain piece Of property. which
was thereupon claimed by defendant !
wife
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-26
southern Writers and Masle Composers .srs

southern Writers and Music
southern writer's and composers ,,,. wsrv
represented In programme Thurs-
and musical selections given on c.snn,
day night at the State Normal o c,s :, -
adorned the stage and made a . ,ed there
setting for the group Of girls seated .n,,v
sra wearing evening dresses of many
bright coIors. The programme. s s,n
tained pictures Of Edgar Allan Johnston PSs s,n
ney Lanier. Richard Malcolm son IN
and GottschaIk. the late compose, anu
pianist, and these four representative
southerners figured on the prosramme
conspIcuousiy Colonel Johnston gave an ~
Interesting sketch OF THE Literature OF
~ so,,,h " and read also one OF ms
own stories. The literary programme ~, IN
Guided selections from the worhs " -
Ianier. Johnston. Charles Egper, 's Mn,
dock. Margaret ]. Pres1oh, Goana ty,nr
SON Page. James Lane Allen. Grace s,, mlns.
Paul Hamilton Hayne, Harry Sui'"ei'
Edwards. and Father Ryan
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-26
MISS JUCH'S ILLNESS.
Even Her Betrothed. Prosecutor Welimsn,
Did Not Know of 1t.

Dlu MOI huoW VI
The information which reached this
city from Detroit Thursday morning that
Miss Emma Juch was lying there Sc
riously, II not dangerously Ill. was a big
surprise, says the Evening World. New
York. to her many friends In this city.
Not one Of them seemed TO have heard
ANYTHING of IT, Even her affianced hus-
band, Assistant-District-A Francis
l.. Wellman did not know she was Ill until
shown the dispatch by an Evening World
reporter.
Il cannot understand IT," he said. las
no word OF any such nature was received
by me- | imagine l would be one OF the
first to be notified. ! can scarcely credit
the story
The Detroit dispatch was to the effect
that Miss Juchs illness. which began at
Ann Arbor last Saturday. had developed
into a serious attack Of Inflammation OF
the bowels. She failed to appear with the
Boston Festival Orchestra last night
II Is singular coincidence that ap-
psrently about the same time on Satur-
day. when Miss Juch became III at Ann
Arbor. Assistant-District-A Attorney Well
man was taken Ill In this city. The story
published Of his illness at the time was
that he had taken an overdose Of choral
nv mistake He was all rt~ht ssssn In .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-26
SUGAR, GROUNDS

Price-lisi mailed on application. Phone 3I6
;. ULLMAN's son.
de 27-dexsu Is2O-ls22 enst Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-26
River Outing for Little Folks.

Mr.. and Mrs. Gideon Davenport will
to-day give river outing to the little
friends of their son and daughters.
rutherford, Mamie. Elizabeth, and Elsie.
The steamer Ariel has been engaged to
take the company to Warwick Park.
where the day will be spent In open-air
enjoyment. There will be music and
various other diversions for the enter
tainment of the children. who will num-
Der several hundred. Some few grown
persons VIII accompany the party. which
viii start at 10 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-26
United States Circuit Court of Appeals

Judges Gon, Simonton, and Hughes pre-
sided In the United States Circuit Court
Of Appeals yesterday.
Mr.. j. Z. Morphew. OF Marion. n. C..
was admitted to practice In this court
The case OF the Bluefeld Water
Works and Implement Company
against Walter NJ Sanders, appeal from
Circuit Court Of the Western District OF
Virginia. at Abingdon. was argued by A.
w. Reynolds for appellant. and s C.
Graham for the appellee, and submitted
Court adjourned until IL o'clock this
morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-26
FIFTEEN YEARS WITH FIVE ADDED
Verdict of Murder In the Second Degree
Against BaiIey-The Cool Nights.

sURRY. VA. May 25.-(Special)- THE
Bailey case was given TO the jury last
night at $50. and at l0:45 they returned a
verdict OF guilty of murder in the Sc
cond degree and fixed his punishment by
confinement In the penitentiary for fifteen
years, to which the Judge added five
more on account OF his having been con-
victed OF housebreaking by this court
and sent to the pententiary for term
OF two years in 1854. great many
thought the verdict would be murder in
the first degree. but all are satisfied that
his punishment Is sufficient.
Very cool nights prevail mere, and they
are damaging 10 the crops
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-26

bhANb OILO0 LA lON D. D
"A ACREAGEPROPERTY 10 BEo
FIRST IN SIXTEEN JB-DiNIsin.
THEN A. A WHOLE, IS skIOi
THIS PROPERTY lsSIruArED TdaI.
NORTHEAST OF me CITY o.
GAINESVILLE TURNPIKE, AND D.
FARM FOR A Long TINE ONNtI 49,.
CUPiED BY COLONEL ROBERT .N.
TO Re SOLD AT AUCTION UNDER a
or TRUST AND By A DEC RE or ...
In execution VI q deed 81 trust made o. t.
L. Morrtes 20 James Alfred Jones aLa
Meredith. as trustees. tearing date NI
l3, 1863, aud duly recorded, 80 a. rA
trustees and special cOmmisslOn~rr. heIrt
70 required by tns creditor secured anl I'D
dlenco 90 iccreo OF the Chnncery CuII "
city OF Richmond. entered Apui l6. lbnl.
consolidated causes ~ 4. ". MDfrss anf
Virginia State Insurance ComUaly a.d
{. W. and X. + Norris ". james At-l
trustee, ana Hls, Will sell by p4llr uI
the Mansion House. on the PREMISE.
WEDNESDAY. JCNE -. 1899.
~ IL O'Clock a.. thu VALUABLE t.AN
referred 20, situated In Uenuco rUulY. ...
east side OF the Aoclnuic-YIus tar
which IL has q long ffonL extending fs.l
ChickahOniny river, ana coBtafuiIE
ACRES. more or less, embracing, h.s.fa.
excellent highland, quantity ~ tnl.a4.
fairgrounds, inrge area 81 tHs 300 -.
lands, aud a sufficlency OF wo0dln4t.
The buildings consist uf adHrlIUs H.
usual Ont-buildlnR-. ana some cinrr
ments. such a. tonants' houses. e..
There are lev estates cOmtlninx T.rf .
mcnts OF value than this. Ia tbs rI.
Is large estate very near % lhe tIf| .. l
mond, on an excellent road. ani -l.H..
some OF tho beet trucking hand in o..
tue soil being similar - that ~ tho d l.I '.
table section OF Hanover county. IhHl. .I
is nearncss to "a growing city. sI.l at
moni nov y. iustlros tho hope "a . s..Y
ly-incrcssed value Ia n few years: anI srt .
Is SAID 10 contain meXhausttDie duanufif.
very finest clay Tor pottery. nro-buoA. B.. ...
Specimens ~ ware burned out of
above referred 10 are tn possession %
Robert r. NcIrlss, who wall d0nbflc-e Ur
show thom.
We can confidently recommend th.- .r
% the farmer, manufacture. ana Zoo
promising nns relufns 90 th6 near f4fII.
lhts property Will &c ororn.i FIRST ..
subdivisions as shOgn on q Ilat ...Ia
4. hedd & Sons, 10 Dc seen a. % O.r.t
bCTe and 90 tbs promises on too Jay
ana thon as q whole. aud the 0fcnl.
produces tho largest aggregate ynce vi
preference over the other.
lkkNs: ny consent, QUO fouun rn-I. .
residue ia thee equal iustalmsuts ASA. f.
ana eighteen months. Tor ncgof.a1is n....
interest added ana secured D. e. trust I..
tho property. GEORGE J. CHhl~liAt.
EDMUND MADDllL
SUBSTITUTED Trustees ana SPECIAL Como
erS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-26
XKIANT CUSTOMERS.

ID. O'SULLIyA1.
Phone 0O7. Eighteeth aud Main strssts.
te 21-Sa Sl. TAIN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-26

CHAPMAN w. MORRIsS ASD OTHERf. pftN
". NiHGIsIA SrAIE INSURANCE lOart..
OIhbE,s DEFhSDASIs. ND &. ". fN.
MokhIss. PLAINTIFF. ". JAVE~ AfFHt
lkusfkk. ASD OTHEks. DEfFNpANI-
ChANCELr COURT OF The CllY o. k.lIa..
]. Charles ". 0Cddlu. clorA VI mo -tIi ..
ceFiuy hat the bond required u ihe
commissioners by tho decree N sad -s.-.
April 10, 1894. has been duly gwen.
Oiyen under my hand ths 2Stn DAY n
isJ3. CHARLES ". COD
my IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-26
Sale OF Blooded Horses.

CULPEPER. VA, May 25.-(special)-
The sale OF blooded horses at the STOCK
farm of Mr.. Haxall Dangerfield on wed
nesday. though not largely attended was
quite a success. All the colts tuli preul
brought very satisfactory prices, as did
also the brood mares Some common stock
sold at low prices, but on the whole II
was considered a good sale for the time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-26
Could Not Accent.

Mayor Ellyson received yesterday an
invitation to the Southern Interstate
immigration and Industrial Convention.
winch meets In Augusta. Ga. Wednes-
day. lie replied expressing regre, that
ne could not accept, Wednesday being the
day OF the unwilling OF the Confederate
Soldiers and Sailors monument.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-26
The Police Court.

Two continued cases, which were again
postponed. and few unimportant hear
ings constituted ihe proceedings OF the
Police Court yesterday. Leamore Nash
(colored) was fined so for striking and
threatening TO shoot John st. John, while
Josephine Frizioli was taxed the same
amount for turning on the water at her
dwelling after it had been turned off for
nom payment of dues.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-26
Back from Pittsburc,

The members of the Commandery of
ST. Andrew. Knights Templar who went
Ia Pittsburg on Monday to be the guests
OF fi'tsburg Commandery, No. l. during
the session OF the Grand Commandery
OF Pennsylvania, returned Yesterday
morning. They report that they had a
splendid time, and were treated royalty
during their stay in Pittsburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-26
Pastor Nineteen Years.

Dr. William r. Hatcher will celebrate
his nineteenth anniversary as pastor ~
the Grace-Street Baptist church on TO-
morrow. At the morning service he viii
preach his annual sermon. giving a history
OF the work OF the church during the nast
year. and outline the plans for the future
In the afternoon the church will hold lis
annual meeting. There viii be no service
at night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-26

WANTED, EVERYBODY IN THE
w city to try tricks COKE-the best fuel
provided for stoves ana ranges. SO for %
bushels. ANTHRAClTE, all sizes, OF the best.
PINE WOOD tor 3l.75 and 81 per half cord.
DRY OAK WOOD. 81 20 per half cord. and all
kinds Of BEST FUEL a, lowest prices. Full
STOCK BEST STEAM COAL 1900 west Broad,
Phone 407 1905 east Cary, 'PhOno 1876
my l3-6t&teOd6t CHARLES II. PAGE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-26
They Give Satisfaction

All who have seen them are delighted
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 10 cents to the Dispatch Of
AcA-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-26

d.v or 10. and was attending 10 '''
duties as usual on Tuesday. ontv
The engagement Of the couple wa VA "a.
made known 4 few weeks ago, ana ws'
At f,rst partly contradicted Later nm me
ever. Mr. weIlman himself con snn, Miss
story. but nothing was heard iro'" ~
Juch on the point
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-26
BY George W. Mayo. Auct5a-
Upright ENGINE AND BOlLlh
- SAUsAGE-CUrTER, SC.
Al AUCTION.

BY direction or the owner whl
Ginning business, | Will sell 40 a..t
No. llA east Franklin street. 40 ID
A. NJ.
MONDAY. MAY p l'sL
One HORSEPOWER ENCiNt 49,.
BOILER, bought only six
since. and In nice order.
One ENTERPRISE SAUSAGE ...'
one LARD PRESS,
One SAUSAGE STUFFER.
one FURNACE AND LARD hit .I.'
LARGE ICE-BOX,
BUTCHERS SCALES. MEAT RACE.
TOOLS, MEAT BLOCKS.
COUNTERS. &c.
These articles are almost new .A'
been used but six months.
The outfit will inst b. ONer.i
whole. and n not then sold. viii Do I'D.
in detail. Sale positive.
GEORGE ". MAY.
my 25 Aucti.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-26
Guard Sent On to the Grand Jury.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, May 25.-
Especial )-Richard b. Guard. who. on
the 18th of April shot and dangerously
wounded Miss Laura r. Martin at the
Union station in this city. has waived
examination before the Mayor who sent
him on to the grand jury OF the Corpora
ton Court. He will be indicted in July.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-26

are not all that they should be il they
are defective in the essential points oil
fit and style. In Virginia this means
that your frocks must be made to order
by us, from measures that are always
absolutely accurate and from materials
as seasonabe as warm weather IN sum-
mer. Congress may be slow or mistaken
in passing measures, but we never are
in taking them, and certainly no one
can find fault with a stock OF suitings
that includes the latest imports. We
are making up the most stylish suits in
Virginia for evening and business wear
at prices to suit the times.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-26
Anniyer,ary and Chl,dr.n,..D.,

The seventy-ninth anniversary OF Trinity
Methodist Sunday school. with Children's-
Day combined, viii be held on Sunday
morning next at II o'clock. The exercises
viii consist OF singing, recita,ions, and
interesting addresses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-26
Need
aChange!

and we propose to tell you
how to get it The cost
seems absurd when one knows
the value of this prescription,
but often such timely words
are worth more than mere
money. Now, then, take ten
cents, cut out three coupons
from the first page of the Dis
PATCH, and bring or send to
us for one portfolio of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-26
Property rr.n.s.,..

Richmond: Mary III. Brooks to Charles
n. Oliver, 10 feet on north side Hui
street near ST. John. 500: Grace A ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-26
LOST, sTRAYED. AND FOUND.
A LADY LOST A POCKET. /,
WILL BE CLosEp,

A IA MEETING OF THE CLEAR
~ lNG-housE ASSOCIATION Of Richmond,
inined 70 ciose the banks OF thu CITY On wan
NksDAY, May 3oth. inasmuch as the dav VII
be generally observed ~ holiday on sc,oans
Q. tns ceremonies OF tho unveil,ng Of tho so,.
All parties having notes due on that dnv Ara
requested 70 mako payment on ne day pre-
A. L. BouLwAxx, President
msSw NV. sINyox. SECRETARY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-26
EXCURSIONS. PIC.NICs. &c.

GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCUR-
" SION TO DUTCH GAP AND RETURN on
the beautiful steamer PocabOntas, TUESDAY
NIGHT. May 2gth, by X. T.. Lee Council No. H.,
j. o. L. A. NJ. Tickets, gentlemen, soc. ladies'
and children. 25c. A good time guaranteed 70
all. Boat leaves wharf at 3 =. 81. my 26-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-26
COURT ORDERS.

VIRG I'm IA--lN THE CLERKS
AMELIA COUNTY, MAY 3, 1894:
John L. Webster and -. W. Burton and
william Robertson. ............ Plaintiffs,
Moliie Philips. Mary Robertson. 7 Yves.
ley Friend, administrators OF Daniel Ro-
bertson, deceased; X. -. Davis, one OF
the securities. and W. III. Mann and
Alexander Hamilton, executors OF Alex
ander Donnan, the other security OF !
Wesley Friend. administrator OF Daniel
Robertson. deceased, and -. T. Web
ster. Mary x. Webster. Robert 5. Web
ster. and Gertrude o. Webster infant
children OF John =. Webster. and I.iovd
Burton, infant child Of ID. w. Burton.
and Susan Robertson, Samuel Robert
son. Benjamin Robertson. Blanche Ro-
bertson. and Daniel Robertson. infant
children OF ID. A. Robertson. de-
ceased ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The object OF this suit Is TO take a
iurtner account OF the transactions OF j
Wesley Friend, administrator OF Daniel
Robertson. deceased, and 10 require said
Friend and his securities To pay the hall
ance that may be found due by said j
Wesley Friend, administrator as afore-
said, to the parties entitled thereto, and
to dispose OF the land OF Josie Gum. de.
An affidavit having been made and filed
administrator OF Daniel Robertson do,
ceased, Is nonresident OF the State OF
Virginia. it Is ordered that the said Il
Wesley Friend, administrator as afors-
after due publication Of this order. and do
what u necessary to protect his Interest
In this suit.
copy-teste:
L. II. COLEMAN. Clerk.
southall 4 Farrar and J. A. ellis. .. d.
~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-26

A NEW AND IMPROVED LAUN-
"a DRY IN TOWN. Improved methods, great
est facilities, best materials used, and only eX-
pert workmeu employed. Lowest rates. Spe-
ciai arrangements made with families. trial
solicited. TROY STEAM LAUNDRY. ONCE 200
north Filth 3-Ih.SaNfu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-26
$ RIO VISTA

stead Ia the undersigne A. dated Juno
and recorded no the CIefks One
County Court, In Deoi-BooS lj1 u. ..
default having been made M ih' p.'
certain NOTES therein secured. ana iaf
requested 80 TO DO by the bonrncIaf
deed, will proceed 10 sell a. pItI. a."
the premises. on
SATURDAY. JUNg o. lsgt
at5P. NJ, TIE VERY DESIRABLE fNI
LIABLE PROPERTY, located and de-
said deed as all that tract u hnt U
county With All the Improvements, $1,000.
or near near tho Junction 40 tCe lare.
road and the Wesiham River rnad
miles from Richmond. contH'niDg ID.
and Detng the same property .NlFsYr.
said Robert Armistead by Abort N1r
wife by decd dated January o., 1921
corded 10 Cierk orice. lienucu 1l.l..
In Deed. Book l34 4, page 100.
The improvements consist u
FRAME DWELLING II twelve rU~Hs
order Out houses ell complete for
this kind. Good orchard aui yaefarL
Tue view from the house h. -p'en3ll I.
sale offers az opportunity seldom o. Is
purchase not only a fr-t.c'ass D. me -lft
any suburban resident, but VII prove ..
investment.
Any one having idle funds will rui
bio to invest ia this really nist-c.as. -.s-.
property.
TiRus: Cash. as 20 80 much money s.. ....
necessary 90 dcfray tho exp0ns-s ~ af.
this trust. and n dircharse uIf3 nf rf...
with interest from March p. 1894. az. ..
the residue the same SHAH be ma1o 30
such time ard secured IN sdah Waa .-
said Armisteai. his executors, or admin s.H.
shall prescribe and dir q. or ia cata
failure % give such direction az surl
IN such manner ~ the said trustee s.I
ni, but moro favorable tcfns nay boz f.
on day OF sale. JAMES ". ANbln'.
Salo by FRANK d. Hill 4 Co, AuciIolr..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-26

CALESMEN WANTED, TO SELL
- our goods by sample 10 the wholesale and
retail trade; sell on sight 10 every businessman
or firm. LiOerai salary and expenses paid. PO-
siton permanent. For terms address with
stamp. CENTENNIAL MANUFACTURING
COMPANY. Milwaukee, Wis.
my ln.Sa Sn.aTnIOnn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-26

BY y. ". Rowe and X. b. Chafiu a.
Real Estate Auci.Onecf,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-26
.su,uFRF ARE NO FLIES ON

sMITH.'-You cannot make a SILK purse
on, of COWS ear. but YOU can secure your BOOKS
ana money Ia HERRING-HALl~MAkNl COM
PANY's FIRE AND BURGLAR-PkooES AtbS
d. +. SMITH
$50 o. No % Forth Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-26
BUSINESS WANTS.
NIINNOWS FOR FISHING.

WANTED all fishermen 70 know that they
can get LIVE MINNOMS-'argo and smsH-by
appying nj No. 30 south Cherry street, corner
Cary, or addressing q. W. H., o22 west MAIN
treat my 25-4t'
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-05-15
NUGGETS OF NEWS

The village Of Palmyra, Ncb, was al
most wiped out by fire
EXPresident Harrison has left New
York for Indianapolis.
Baron Way de Vaia, president of the
Hungarian house of magnates is dead,
A popular uprising is feare in Servia
against the reinstatement of ez-King
Milan.
The Sharon, Pa, Iron works shut down
yesterday, their stock of coal being ex-
hausted
A gas well flowing 5O,OOO,OOO cubic feet
n day, the largest in the world was struck
near Fostoria, O., yesterday.
There is a war on between the Brother
hood of Painters of America and the local
painters unions Of New York city
Miss Annie Blood, a Massachusetts
school teacher, was killed and four Others
badly injured by the overturning Of a car
riage at Brattleboro, vt.
Thirty persons at Terre Haute, Ind, are
critically ill from being inoculated with
impure vaccine virus. Frank Madden, 7
years old, died from the effects.