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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20

while supreme chancellor. The two points
involved arc the taking away OF the Ger
man ritual aud the new law In relation
TO llquor-sellefa
At the meeting OF Gcrmania Lodge ON
Tuesday nisht these matters were fuzzy
discussed. and il IL understood that II
was practically agreed that the lodge
should disband In the near future. II In
said that the lodge is formulating plans
for a beneficial society. into which many
OF It's members will go.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20
THE JUSTICE IS FIFTY.
lie Reaches the semi-Century ""rh-
Cases Heard Yesterday.

1uetice Jonathan Jonesboro' Crutchheld
,,iu to-day have an opportunity 10 ce'e-
hra,e his fftath birthday. He VIII De on
d,,t,. in the White Chamber this morhihs'
boy,ever. and will hardly deal more gently
lin the sinners who come before him De
carso Of having reached tn halt-ceh'uty
lint In his terrestrial career. -.
VWt,esstnrdav the Justice had lons pus
,rilinr docket. Among those az the ot'
Us William Bannister, dusky nun,
driver who appealed 10 the Soult " 50
W., RIGHT with his church. SGVeral lay
i'ild' - coiored man named Ninlain ba IN
49, - vas fined so by the justice TOT
,'i,nching a woman In the eye. M - -
,s ~ the Fourth Colored Baptlst tu iI ~.
,L"r.rnon decided 10 eXpei Ihe pe1 ir,,,,l
- Inc congregation. william Slt''', "a "a
80 ne offender was another ny ne
~, and the Court - agreed anu h"Nc
t,i,,, ~ certificate OF Identification. al
''i' ME Smith and Mary Ellen brown 'p"Sl
ooioreb charged with hghtlnS IN inc
,,rlot were taxed $50 and costs each
iohn @. Lewis. charged with running d
I'm ON the street without a incense am
,,.i,G neddling without being HcehSeu' VIII
49, a hearing on the 26th. ,,.,,,,....
Tho continued case OF Maggie lil'dtllS
,coioredD. charged with stealing 10Y ~
,on,atoes from g. W. Glass, was examiner
and dismissed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20
FROM THE COUNTY COURTHOUSE
Murder Case to Be Tried-Thc Suaro
Gives Himself Up-Other Notes.

Several trivial misdemeanor cases were
tried before Judge Wickham IN INC
County Court yesterday.
The case OF Salie Holmes tcoioreo''
charged with the murder OF her h''''
daughter. will be gone into 1'uesd"y'
Mr. George Brown. the guard III ", Wy.
Laurel Reformatory. who Is eha'ssn vy
Mrs. Helen Marks with having cIueny
beaten her son. Frank. an inmate y,
the institution. went to the county In ~
Yesterday and surrendered hinse.. ~
was bailed for his appearance s".ui ""'
by Justice Vincent In the sum Oh s',,
:. H. Valentine, resident oil 'ne o,',i,,
who. II will be remembered. was reoe".'
burned out of house and home was pe
fore Justice Vincent yesterday o' -.
rants sworn out by Misses Sadie Tne 81
and Emma Gooch, charging MN VIZ.
having threatened their lives. lie was pu'
under bond in the sum OF slO" 10 ne.p
the peace for twelve months in the IN
Of Miss Engels. while the cnarse ''i''N'
bv Miss Gooch was not SUSTAINED
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20
stabbed Him ia the Back.

Shortly after o'clock Tuesday after
noon. Oh Third avenue. in Chestnut i'm.
TWO small i'pyT. one white and tho 9th r.
color :, became involved ia Il difficulty.
which resulted rather dlsastrousiy for the
son of Ham \ pistol was drawn and
used as club by the negro. whcrcupon
the white boy pulled a knife and stabbed
his assailanl in the back
The county officers were diligently
searching FOR the Two fighters yesterday
bnt nothing remained 10 tell the tale 9th, I
than a pool OF blood
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20
cer,r,nia Relief Association.

A. a meeting OF Gsrman-American ciu-
zcns hold at Sanger Hall Tuesday night.
Gcrmania Relief Association, No. J. was
crrauized and tho following officers elect
81: Peter Stumpf. president. Julius Straus'
vicc-prcsidCut: carl Ruchrmund. secre-
tary. and William Lovensten. treasurer;
The following committee was elected
20 be- submitted at thu next meeting Of
the organization. Messrs. Charles I.
l3ehr II. q Miller. George /. Dietrich.
ST. julius Strdus. and William LoNcn-
stein.
The purposes Of the association are 10
assist the families Of its members when
they are sick or I'm need.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20
The Work of Thieves.

IA Johnson (coloroD was arrested last
evening by officer Marion and locked up
I'm n" Third Police-Station. He had IN
his possession lot Of carpenters tools.
and the charge entered against him IS
that Of breaking into new houses ana
st.nling carpentorS tools Some Of the
tools have been Identified. bat there is ~
tn station a rip-saw and spirit-level mat
the owner can get 10y calling for them.
John Madison (coiorcd) was arrested yes,
tcrday by Sergeant Tomllnson' chat go
with stealing umbrellas Johns manner
Of opc~ating Was to call AT house ana
claim that ne had b IN sent for the UNI
lr.lII ~ fhA nN,n.r-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20
PROPOSALS..
Ut
C,EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGIN \.
oFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT
or PUBLIC PRINTING.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20

Adiutant-Gencral Charles j. Anderson
flol with the Governor his report OF the
expedition against the CoNeyitos at Ross
lyn.
Turner of Chatham. a member 81 me
State Board Of Pharmacy vice [. ~
Santos. of Norfolk. resigned. -,
r. II. Dickinson. Sheriff OF Prince ~
ward. ana T.. II Kemp. Commissioner
~ the Rcvenu" Of Henrico, were at the
Capitol yesterday.
The Governor has refused 10 pardon
Dick jackson. who was sent to the pcni-
t,ntiary Cor three years and six months
~ the L., County Court last November
for malicious Wounding
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20
InNifc the Dnm.htcrs TO Attrnd.

The Sons of Confederate Veterans had
a meeting last night at their hall. and
after transactiue routin" business adj
iournel 10 meet September oath. ~ whioh
Tim. they wish AM members. with thrii
friends. aul also the Daughters of Con
f,lorutcs t. attend.
Music. Rotations. and addresses vii
be- given. ami th,y desire large crowd
This is the first of series OF SuCh enter
tlinrn.r,fs a. b.. given under their auspi
ccs turirE the coming winter. and I'll
sons and daughters II COni-derates vii
Doe warmly WELDON ID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20
Soldiers Paid ON.

The quartermastcr's office at the RcGi-
mental AunoIy last nicht presented a
.lar,. v.birh y nv much res nhlcd "a bank
inc establishments \ large table WAS ar
ranged just within thu door thereof, an
spr,td out on II were 10 little piles Of
silver. each amounting to $50. The men
who had participated in the KossYn ulp
a...rrhl.l ON the outsid. Of the door ana
m,cheI up. each man signing an i'm
ineusr payroll ana receiving his money
paid him by the Sta' for nj services IN
Kidding Virginia OF Oh" CoXcyit"s.
Captain William II. Moshl, acting quar-
tcIud-ftr. presided.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20

was nominated by Rev. George Moore.
John Mitchell. Jr.. then made vigorous
sneech I'm secondlng the nomination OF
MIR Southwark. the Hcnrico champion.
who was nominated by acclamltlon.
Not tho Party's Nominee.
Mr.. Edgar Allan. chairman of the City
Republican Committee. In discussing the
nomination OF Mr. Southwark yesterday.
said TO a Dispatch reporter;
81 do not consider him the nominee OF
the Republican party
''Wnl you support himY was asked by
the scribe.
II do not consider him our nominee
he evasively replied lie SIMPLY repre-
sents his own faction.
with this Mr.. Allan turned Off. and de-
clIned 10 be further interviewed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20
a t,usy Grand jury.

The grand jury Of the Hastings Court
at Ii o'clock, and it yin haye graf rat
az" a. ,ris ,ribnnal began July nth, jus
lice Crutchfield has sent up from the
ToIice Cont seventy misdemeanor and
"a o' felony cases. In all about $50 eases
win be examined into by, tins grand Jury
Sharics II simpson. Charles y. Stokes,
Mathias Bricl 6. l.. Brown; y. ". Nel-
snn louis y Frischkorn. Allan Talbot,
and Sandy w Robinson 'colorel'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20
Death Of Mr.. George %. Jones.

Mr.. George O. Jones. son OF the late
y. -. Jones. died Tuesday At l15 O'clock
Al the Residence Of MS mother. No en-
north Tweniy-third street. The deceased
had been sick for about eighteen months
ana though al times he suffered intensely
ne never murmured nor complained re
sizes his mother he leaves a wife Mrs
Addie childrey jones' and two sisters
The funeral will take place this after
noon AT O'clock al NenaDle Street Ban
list church IVY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20

The Italians II the city have big
celebration to-day. There viii be- sire
parade and an aii-day outing at Biaid 'i
Park. TIL" entertainment viii be- uni'
az. direction OF the Italian Benenci 81
Society. who viii use every effort to maxi
IL "a success Dinner viii b" served al
. O'Clock. and when II Is over danrihl
and other anus m-ufs VIII COmmenc,
and continue until II o'clock i'm the "F"
uinx. \ feature Of tn celebration is (,
boz the fireworks al night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20
Political Pointers.

The Populist party 81 Nislna nave
eirret-the rooms formerly occupied by
The Democratic city Committee. Mr.
J. Haskins Hobson Is in charge ana Mr..
II II. Jennings IS secretary.
"Gti, Iacteon tho colorod lawyer. says
he Is too poor this year to contribute 10
10 Democratic campaign fund. but hr
will nut his buggy and two horses At Inc
disnosaI Of Democratic workers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20
nr EfcLard.Ou's Return.

This weeks Central Presbyterian SAYS:
icttar from our senior editor. Or. Rich
ari.on. from Edinburgh, september. $c'
IN us that h. was about 10 leave Glas,,
cow. and thence 10 Belfast DuoIlh, anu
n, a. s1il from Queenstown on Saturday,
The ~. and are expected in Richmond by
al. Il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20
'llHE REMINGTON TYPEWRITER
L. OFFICE HAS BEEN kEIOyED

200 EAST MAIN STREET.
where full line of REMINGTON TYPE
WRITER'S. roil-top and hai-top cabinets
desks, and supplies VIII BE- shown and
sold. our patrons and others ar invited
o. call and examine the new No. . Rem
ingtou. Probable purchasers would DO
wei to examine INTO tho merits Of the
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER before de-
Gliding ......
FIFTEEN SECONDHAND MACHINES
OF OTHER MAKES for sale a. reason
abb. urices for cash Also. a STENp-
GEAPH AND ANDERSON SHORT
HAND MACHINE. -
JOHN -. CCLPEPER,
Sales Agent for Virginia and North
r,r'i|rn So lost
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20
Will Probably Surrender Its Charter

Germania Lodge knights OF Pythias. OF
this city VIII more than probably sur
render It's charter Ia the near future.
This state OF affairs IS the result OF the
recent enactments by the Supreme Lodge
Of the order and the report and speeches
Of Chanc. u0r HlsnkwsJl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20

OF PUBLIC TItIN INNf,
RICHMOND, VA, September Z, 1871.
C,EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- re.ctyed at this ocfice until ~ NJ. OF
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 1884.
for PRINTING. BINDING; Ky LINu,
Sc. for the State OF Virginia Tor one
Wear from October /. 1894.
'Printei schedules showing In detail the
cl,ssitications will be furnished on appl-
lion 10 bidders, on which all bids viii
be required 10 be made.
contractors will be required to enter
tnto bond with security. to be approved
hy the Secretary of the Commonwealth:
Tor the prompt and faithful execution OF
their contracts. -
The right is reserved Of rejecting any
or all bids. and the work Will be awarded
In such lots or portions as the Superin-
tendent may deem proper.
j. ii. OBANNON.
Superintendent Of Public Printing.
- o-Su, W&F6t .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20

The chair then declared that nomina-
tions were in order. :. G. Scott. of Rich
menI. presented the name Of Mr.. South
ward while eX-Julge Edmund Waddlll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20

J. Charles W. G.L4iu. '.f.
court. certify that tta
tho special commission
In said cause OK N.tru.
been duly xiv Do.
Given under uv l.rl f
MAY. 1898. CHARLES 81.
sa Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20
INTELLIGENT MEN AND WOMEN

I LEDTIIUIIN I II ~ ~ = " = y" >.
l EVERYWHERE TO TAKE ORDERS FOX
nSHEPP'S NEW YORK CITY, ILLt SlkAIED.
just out Marvellous production ~ the Arleri-
can rne:rop)s. PrO.useY !llus'ra el ION
original photographs taken by our own aru'N
IN ralace4 and slums. Liberal terms. nud de-
scriptiye circulars free on application. No cap
ital required. Profits So to 81 1Gl'Y. " you
want To- mako money fact, write TO-DAY. idi e--
GLOBE BIBLE PC BLlSllNH 'nMIA y 1 d.,
dearborn street. Chicago, H., and 1s3 Chestnut
straet PHILADELPHIA, Pa. - ii-lOy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20
OR RENT.

TOR RENT, THAT NICE ANDras
i comfortable 3-story BRlCh DWELL I'll
lNG. No. 81 west Grace street, WITH 1t rooms in
good order Also. the handsome STORE. ho Z
east Broad street. adjoining tho Levy & Davis
Company. ~ the centre ~ the retail trade. APP
ply 70 Z. j. TODD. ga west Grace street.
So colt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20
THURSDAY. THE 2rIr.

al 1879 o'clock a. ". s...
ment u their goods. ,.r
SETS BAKERS. TIf.
PITCHERS BERRY
TIERS. SNRt T~ PICKLE.
an OF the best quldrHf
\ fuil Inc " KDGtft-
DIES. TABLE. TEA
/ Spoons. TARLE-kNIf
These ar" me sam
soil in this city hY f.
more than twenty ftf.
guaranteed lu every
The saie VIII hr ..u..
! On rho stock if s.iI
/ pared FOR tn ladies'
j. lf. f'.
So -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20
RAILROAD LINES.
CONDENSED TIMETABLE.

-o&Ar,-.r-tN ,pt,tI- f.,tpT ~
4 NONDENStD II NIL Apl'L'
~
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO.-s:iJ \. ~, daily
tor Noriole ana on ro.i,. % - H.; n 90
roihi. Noi'oiH, gnu ~ l ON
H. except >uni a. .,,, =,
toh I"Is". - ~ ' .,,, ,,,, - - NJ
LOUIS I.-inl'o', van i',r f.r
TO- =. ,e ..-,,,,,e io.,,o p n f. r V. Gin.
,nt, ~ az, ,',i.o,. and uof srriu,s
i.'n1'' t ni., a.tt.,n o i. H..
III lin paIa.. car ,or Lynclturg.
80 Ciif,on F,~g.. .up.c-q ar bremo
'.,.c'., ,,r,1v, for u"-rey. ~ Tyncn-
-. 'tt,,.,1 49, tnr Sog,..4rs:. q. Bairl-
~ 'cx,n-t SUNDAY, rTea.neton AMI .eV-
cc,tSuni.y AZ Bos..faor + p rag city,.
T. N I.v,erf sunday. I0nl ac-Jcl-
moietlln tor Gladstone. 2.
Nopr,TK .,-n WF-rFRN.-s 4 NJ. Norfolk
''O''' yos,',,,ia Tfo,,,.I and Q.c5 \ " the
f.,i..,cn t.vnre.s " SEQ full schcIuIol go
~ -, N,,t,.y H.-Op Vi Pornoh..
'.'' ~ i,,,,,,,i ~ orl.on.. ami POINTS
~" -, ~ ~
''''" "'''
SOUTHERN RAILWAY f'oim NJ Alr-.Lne -
30 - VI, So 80 ., ' \,
~ 80 60, Co., mi - ..ou., q -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20
Highest Of all Leavcnng Power-Latcst W. Govt Kepo"
RQ!1!a!:!!!! R Rsxassz
nwsSraE TsTEEN DUwE
BrsINEsS WANTS.
WANTED
Anew GENTLEMEN TO BOARD

IN private family in Wcs,-Knd Nice rooms and
good accommodations. Address "Z," caro- y.
PATCH. Sc lG-yt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20

n".y and nIDAl a. O'Clock L. VI.
t,''.f.St closed oAc Lour before sailing
'. .,....mers Leave New York from Per
NoNDAY. WEDNESDAY,. anu sAIUK-
iJtN. 3 f. Il.
., ti.-.u'..t accommodations unsurpassed.
c.lt, ft.. % New / Ork Onciudln.
md b-rtD Ma Jdln-5-riyeg
....'t,.nl aad j, ,ersburg rail-
49,. and Chesapeake d.d ohio
railway --.---...-'- -'-.''; .-.'. - , "
l,'..iI-t..o tickets, good Tor thirty
,.l'sr.r. fare, VITA subsistence ....... o ~
..-.7s rare without sID~!stcnCe.... . "
y,.'t-ts Ola sale at Richmond Transfer
,-.-.,.I.f..'- sol east Main street. Chcsa-
49, and OHIO, aud Richmond and PEI
t.r>bur.. % pots, and a. company Office,
i,m cast MIa street, "hes. tickets 10
many pUrGlac northern watering places
ami simmer resorts can Le obtained
ti....... checked through.
r.li.ht forward ted and through bills q
lallr. issued for points beyond New
Freight received daily until r. ".
Ps,-lugcr- leaving Richmcnd on MON
DAYS n ESDANS. WEDNESDAYS
FQl- KSDANS and SATU RDAYS by tho
Chesapeake and Ohio railway via New
r,rt s .W~l at T. NJ, and by the Rich
moui ana Petersburg Railway Company
tslme daygj ~ \. NJ, viii make conuec-
ton ~ Norfolk with steamer leaving
GEO W. ALLEN & co. Agents.
an 81 No. 1901 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20

NOR SALE, AT A BARGAIN, ,seA
l. A TWO-MASTED SHARPE, AZ teet :" ~.
long NV IO-lee. beam Is tnchos draft OF water.
All conyeniences for cruising ia southern waters
All ia good order. Price s45O. Address r, ~
FERRIS, south Norwa ak, Conn. 20 "V-ot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20

WANTED, TRAVELLING SALES
w MEN TO SELL BAKING POWDER. We
pu, our goods IN glass rOildg Plus. NOV hloh'h
GALAXY aud expenses or - PEI cent. 'oihhil7-
elon. Good sidc line. Il you want loy, @rit9:
send stamp for reply. CHICAGO BAhIN"
POWDER COMPANY, 767 FaA buren, street
Chicago - <-oui
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20

> for photograph gallery, Charitable instl'u-
ZION Matroh. Managing Hotel Hous.teeper,
Mtdde-Aged Lady as EIchange-OIire Na,t"n
Particulars. Ford's Law Building Ninth strr"t'
20 1915
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20

A UCTION SALE by OWNFp

A UCTION SALE by OWNrp
"A or
THE OLDEST AND BEST ....
LISTED BAR AND REsr. Az
RANT, KNOWN As TIf.
TINOLI.
At the request OF the Owner qt.
to retire from this busluess I'll
auction, on the prentice
Cary street. corner u Thr.....
Cary streets. on saI
THURSDAY. sEPTEMBEr
at II O'Clock A. II. tho $751;,
VERY HANDSOME RAF Xxx hs
TAU RANT. FIXTURE ..
CENSES. the key 10 me tt..
which Is very valuable. n.f.
pired lease tll N0vomb.r
which viii BE- sold 49, wf.
adjustment Is thoroughly ....
the latest and most modern Ir.,.
and this Offers a rlrn cham.
chasors
TERMS. Cash. or ono i..r
balance In four months rf.
evidenced by note with a..-..
j. u. sLAN...
c. y. Harris, Salesman
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20

II OSUIIIVAN, EIGHTEENTH
II. and Main streets, vans customers tor:
= packages .oapiue......-.....-..- --..-'c -
200 tale- Ch0.ce Hay-J-Uale lots -dehV-
erred ...-..... .sts-tsrrts w
: ar,c bays La1ubry >cap.........-.-.. -
Pure Lard, naIo by Richmond biicher'
Per pound. ....... .....-......... .-...'' .
Il plugs Emo >un-Curel tobacco, same rs
G~aecly, ......... ..--- .--.--.:.... %"
pre- Clier Vinegar. suitable for picking,
ter tal -.--...-..- .--.--+-..+ .---.'
- mounds Fine cream Cheese. ....--.-. -
Sire sweet Mountain Butter. Just come ill.,
Fer fonnd..- ...... -. 80. - -
q polui- very large soft California Prune- -
lmuortcJ >ariines with keys. roll top. per
can. .-..-: ..---- ~ 49,.
lozcu New NOrth Carolina cat ilerrns5 -
Ni-e Roll f1Ih-h. q pounds f)r............. -
Finest Mocha anu lava CuHrc. ire-h ground -
vanilla syrup, >Igar Dup-some,tiug new
lFr gallon. ........-. .-.+-ss+sss.- ~
3 ttzeu lemons. large ones. ................ -
1900 Tags Finest Family Flour. " TrIde -
Sane f.o,r lu tarrrl-. creamy waite 600. 3. -
FLs4-a rr.aKfast Tea. per pound .......- -
pounds DrluGlatel sugar AMI pound
lcs .u.Arli...... .-..' ..'.'.:.': 49, II
D.uticItosc" .ai.. IL is only for to-daY.
se -~a.~u,Iu.Th
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-01-25
BORN IN 1875.

Mrs. Eunicc Conrad, resident
Of Little Bull Run. IN Gilmer conn.
ty, is without doubt the oldest per-
son in. West Virginia. The news
papers of the State have frequently
referred to her age, but none OF
them heretofore have been able to
ascertain definitely the date of
her birth.
Her father was the FIRST man to
settle at Bulltown. This was at "a
time when the Indians inhabited
that section Of country. Their
nearest neighbor lived at Buck
harmon. Mrs. Conrad is the mother
Of fifteon children. She raised nj ne
OF them-slx boys and three girls.
All are dead now except the young.
est, who Is 65 years Of age.
The old lady still retains re-
markable memory and can see very
distinctly by the use of glasses. Mr..
AdoIphus Fisher, of this county,
was ut her home last week. While
there he ascertained her exact age,
which he says is III. She was born
on the 4th day OF August, 1776.-
Weston Democrat.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-01-25

Tie Rev. L. Dewitt TaImage
startled his large congregation in
the Brooklyn tabernacle last Sun.
day by announcing his resignation
OF his office as pastor Of the church
lie had just preached . sermon Of
unusual eloquenco, through which
ran a sorrowful vein. IL was one
OF trouble. HIS text was from Rev.
Citations. "And God shall wine
away all tears from their eyes. y
After he had finished the scrmoa
proper he said:
"The coming spring will have
been pastor Of this church 25 years.
ard q quarter Of century is long
enough for any minister to preach
in one place. AZ that anniversary
will resign this pulpit, and it viii
be occupied by such persons o. Won
may select. Though the work has
been arduous because Of the unpar-
allelcd necessity Of building three
great churches, two Of them being
destroyed by fire, the field has been
delightful and blessed Of God.
The resignation was great sur.
prise TO The church ~ Doctor psfs
mage had given no intimation Of il
before.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-01-25

To NNELTON 4 KINGWOOD
RAILROAD.
Train leaves KinRwcod at 7:45 O m and ar.
riyes az Function az S5s n. M. leaves Tunnel
ton at lO:l5 am. anr arrives atKingwnoa az II is
am: Leaves kingw God at 400 D.. IN. and arrive
~ funnelton AT 400 p. M; leaves Tnnnelton at
o'0g p; m. and arrives at Kingwood at 500 D. m
Trains daily except snndav
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-01-25

The Reilly will case has been the
leading topic OF conversation in
Wheeling for some time AVID the
papers have been full Of it. 1t will
lie rememb ered that Michael Reilly.
the wealthy wholesale grocer who
died about two years ago, wIIled all
his property, amounting to a5ort
a million dollars, to two Catholic
priests, Father Sullivan ami B.shoo
Kahn, to hold in trust and yirtu.
ally dispose Of as they pleased. cut
ting out his family entirely. The
heirs entered suit to have the will
set aside, and the case has attracted
much attention. The leading at
tOrDeys were Hon. John A. Hutch.
inson, Of Parkersburg, and Hon.
W. +. Hubbard, Of Wheeling. for
the heirs, and Henry NJ. Russell
and Hon. +. S. Riley, Of Wheeling,
for the priests. The case was very
ably conducted on both sides and
large crowds attended ali the time
70 hear the evidence and speeches.
The jury after being out three
hours Tuesday. came into Court
with . verdict to break the will. Il
WIS received with such uproarons
applause that the Judge bad to
threaten to send for the police. 1t
j. likely that the priests viii take IL
10 the Supreme Court, but il won {
charge the verdict.