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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-11
An III-Fatcd Tournament.

MONTEREY. VA. September l0.-(Spe-
cial)-A tournament. which seemed III
fated from start to finish, was held on
the Bull Pasture river. in Eastern High
land. on the 7th instant. A week previ-
Gus to the day fixed for the tournament
one Of the knights was thrown from his
horse and severely bruised. The father
OF the young man induced him to with
draw from the contest by dint of valua-
bic gift In the shape Of a fine horse.
On the day OF the tournament. immedi-
ately after the charge to the knights had
been delivered, the contestants were each
having a trial ride, as the rules allowed
when the horse ridden by Mr.. George
Lockridge SHE'D suddenly to one side.
throwing him violently TO the ground.
The sad accident occurred Immediately
after dinner and at last accounts the
young man had regained consciousness.
but II is feared that his injuries. which
are about the head and breast, will prove
fatal The supposed fatal accident threw
a damper over the whole affair. and IL
was concluded at once. Young Mr.. Lock-
ridge is member of a well-known and
prominent family of the county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-11
supreme Court Of Appeals.

STAUNTON, VA. September lO-(Spe-
clal)-The new Democratic supreme
Court OF Appeals begun Its hrst stauhtoh
session to-day, and made splendid I'M
preston. Messrs ]. NJ. Perry, l.. w. II:
Peyton. w. A. Pratt. j. NJ. STACK, ana
Hugh II. Ke- qualified to practice before
this. the highest State court.
The cases Of Dun VS.. the Common
wealth. Gray VS.. the Commonwealth, and
Williams vs.. the Commonwealth were
submitted on briefs.
Slower VS.. the Commonwealth, from the
Stanton Hastings Court, where appel
liant was sentenced to a life term In the
penitentiary for the theft Of 81 liz cents
worth of bacon. this being his third con-
viction of felony. was argued by X. L.
Gray for the prisoner. and Attorney
General r. Taylor Scott for the state.
. ]. u. Harrison. of Danville. argued Miiis
VS.. the Commonwealth for appellant. ana
the case was continued for further argu-
ment.
There is here crowd Of shining legal
lights from all over Virginia, including
Judge Joseph Christian and X. Taylor
Scott, of Richmond: Hon. John Paul ana
Winfield Liggett Of HarTisonburg; j. +.
Harrison, of Danville; II. G. II. kean, or
Lvnchhurg. and s. v. Southar, OF Char
Iottesyille. a full court sat to-day, and
the term will last probably four weeks,
so heavy is the docket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-11
violent storm in Clarke.

BERRYVILLE, VA. September 10
Especial 1.-THE most terrific rain. hall,
and wnd-storm which has been expert
enced in this county this summer visited
sections OF the county Saturday evening
Here in Berryville the storm came up
very suddenly. and only lasted about
half an hour. but during that time the
downpour of rain was so heavy. the
flashing Of the lightning so vivid, and the
pelting Of the hail-stones, driven by
wind almost cyclonc in its force. so un-
renting that the whole town was alarm
ed. Many window-panes were broken,
shutters were blown off, and trees either
entirely blown down or stripped Of their
limbs. Reports brought in to-day show
that while in some parts of the county
there was hardly anything Of storm. in
others the damage was as great as here
in town. In the White Post neighborhood
especially the destruction seems to have
been very great the standing corn being
very much cut by the hail-stones.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-11
LUNENBURG COURT.
The Dern Case Disposed Of-Excite-
ment Subsiding.

LUNENBURG COURTHOUSE VIA
MEHERRIN. VA. September lO.-(Spe-
.ial)-A large crowd was in attendance
at the County Court, which commenced
Its session yesterday. The most i'm
portant cases before his Honor Judge
Organ were those Of the Commonwealth
against the persons charged with as
sauIting John Dern, and wife on or about
the 18th OF June last. Mr.. Dern and
family who have been taken care OF
since their exit from Lunenburg by the
German-American citizens Of Richmond.
were in attendance, with Mr.. Carl
Schultz as Interpreter.
c. w. Hardy and Max Neigh were
found guilty Of assaulting both Dern and
his wife, and were fined In each case.
The excitement regarding the Pollard
murder cases was less evident than here
.ofore. The Commonwealth's Attorney
was the only person your correspondent
could ind who is going TO attend Anne
Tia court when the petition for a new
trial Will be presented to Judge Cole
nan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-11
4 SPEEDY TRIAL.
Haywood Lindsey Raiiroaded to the
Penitentiary.

DANVILLE, VA. September lo.-(Spe'
elal)--One Of the speediest trials ever
witnessed in the Corporation Court in
his city began this morning and
ended this evening. The case was
hat Of Haywood Lindsey (colored).
who attempted 10 kill Rev Robert G.
Adams (also colored) on last Saturday
morning. Lindsey surrendered TO his at.
torney on Saturday morning at 9 O'clock
and was examined by the Mayor and re-
fused bail. Application was made for bail
before the Judge OF the Corporation Cour,
Saturday afternoon and refused. A spe.
oial grand jury was summoned for this
morning. They returned true bill.
Lindsey was put on trial this afternoon.
and this evening the jury returned a yer.
diet OF guilty. fixing his punishment al
three years In the penitentiary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-11
GILES COUNTY.
The Crops-New Enterprfses-"e
,t.ious Meeting-POItfcai.

pEARIsBIrRG. VA, September ~
(Special)-Our farmers are beginning 10
harvest the most bountiful crops known
in the history of the county. Almost all
kinds Of vegetables. fruits. grapes. &C.
ore abundant. and best Of all. we ma
readv market in the coal-helds Tor all
Tho surplus. Surely Southwest Virginia
is now land of plenty. The Two
steam tanneries in course Of erection In
tbis county are both nearing completion,
and the farmers are now hauling IN TAN
hark and receiving the cash for 1t. These
two enterprises will spend about $4,000
each annually in this immediate vicinity
which. OF course, will be great help 10
our people
RELIGIOUS MEETING.
The Christians held their cooperation
meeting at Pembroke, in this county, sun
iav. and at least 1900 people were in at
enhance. Everybody seemed to enjoy
he good preaching by Rev. c. S. Lucas,
ST Allegheny, Pa, and Rev. Mr.. Harri-
ION. Of Martinsville. Va. CHAP" Lucas
IS he is Familiarity called In this commu-
ity. where he was reared. is one Of the
most earnest and eloquent preachers OF
Ms Church, and always attracts large
:rowds.
POLITICAL.
The Democrats are beginning 10 work
n earnest in Southwest Virginia. II takes
| defeat every few years 10 get their
Iplrit up. and General Walkers cleo
ion last fall has certainly had that eff
ect For the coming campaign we are
iroused. and will send our usual Demo-
ratio delegates TO the next Legislature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-11
wARRENTON's WATER.
An Interesting Suit I'm Progress
Over II.

wARRENToN. VA. September 10
(special)-A very interesting case is be-
Ing argued here to-day. 1t Is that OF the
town OF Warrenton vs.. the Glamorgsn
Company. The plaintiff is represented
by the Hon. James " Brooke and
Messrs Jefries and White. and the de-
PENDANTS by Captain Charles NJ. Black
ford. OF Lynchburg and Mr.. Eppa Hun
ton. Jr. The object Of the suit Is TO re-
cover damages OF the defendant company
for failure 10 perform their contract
In 1890 the defendant contracted to put
In a system OF water-works for the town
of Warrsnton. and 70 build reservoir.
which was 10 supply the town amply. The
Efforts Of the plaintiff are to show that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-11

the work was 30 badly done that the
supply OF water was utterly insufficient.
and In order TO secure the desired result
n sum OF money-say about N.Vo-has
been expended. and this amount. u ~
claimed. should be allowed the town AZ
damages. as II was the failure OF oe.
PENDANTS TO perform their contract Una.
has caused the loss TO the town for the
past three or four years.
The first witness examined was the
then Mayor OF the town, John X. spiimah,
who was also chairman OF the water
Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-11
THE OLD DOMINION.
DEATH OF A HERMIT At NEWPORT
NEWS.
HIS past Life Unknown-A Damage
suit Decided - Educational - fer-
.cuai Mention - shipping - other
yiratria Matters of Interest.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, September 10.
fspecial.)-An old man named Harmon.
who has been living like hermit about
twelve miles from this city. was found
Sunday afternoon In dying conditioh
near the hut In which he resided. lie
WINS taken into the cabin. but died In
shor, time. "Old Man Harmon" as he
was called by the few who knew OF MS
presence in the vicinity, came to war
wick county about two months go ana
rented the modest little structure In
which he lived from Mr.. J. M. Whburn'
who is the manager OF n plantation owned
by Mrs. Mary Il. Boneweli, OF New Kent
county. He told Mr.. Wilburn that ne
was from New Jersey. but would no'
SAY what led him TO seek such seciuueu
place OF residence. Mr.. Wilburns GU
riosity was awakened by his tenant
ret,cence. but as the old man PAID Blk
months rent in advance he was ailo"eo
20 take up his abode in the CABIN "''hou'
much questioning He went to a neisn,
boring store and deposited 80, s'a', lie
that he would deal 1t out Ai,cI ~.
death II was learned that aoout - This
remained to his credit at the store. n,s
amount was appropriated to"afu A''
burial. .o,,D,,D
DAMAGE SUIT DECIDED.
The suit of Captain Enoen Via" ,,, va,
against the Chesapeake ana ONO ~,
60 recover $500 damages for injuries 10 NE
49, a, lime 1884,. was decided In ,he
c,rcnt, Court to-day, the jury returhii,s
= ,,srd,c, for the plaintiff. and hxihs ms
damages AT 1928. with interest from '"e
date OF the accident. MIN
Miss Belle Crump. OF Rlchnioh"' W."
has been visiting her sister, Mrs'
Rradlev. in this city, returned no''''
yesterday. >-o,,,or, News
Military Academy TO arrive is MAJ 1 80
man. son of u. r.. bowman Oh - -,
mond. The second session oil the a01 arta'h,
viii begin tomorrow uhuer ''
auspices. ,,.,,o % RaI-
,,more are visiting relatives in this Guy
Rev A. A. Ferguson and wife nave r.
,,rned IN their home, in Lynchburg, ai'er
amending two weeks in TINS CITY
FOR MEDICAL TREATMENT.
Mrs George AIsop. OF this city, has
gone TO ST. Luke's Hospital IN hie''''0'''
FOR medical treatment 800
The members Of Newport News Lous1'
No az r. Il. o. f., have received an IN
vitation 10 attend the institution ol
Ivnchbure Lodge Of Eiks next MONDAY
night ho,.o W.
rurned from a visit 20 Chesterheiu county
Tha chesapeake and Ohio steamship
Shenandoah sailed this morning ior A'Fe'
pool.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-11
A Successful Dash for Liberty.

MANASSAS, VA, September 10.-(Spe-
cial)-Moses Minor, colored youth who
was confined in Jail here awaiting trial,
charged with stealing a boat on the Po-
tomac. this morning escaped. and up TO
the present has not been Tecaptured.
While Jailer Payne was giving him his
breakfast he broke by the Jailer, ran
through the latter's house. and out into
the yard. and scaled the S-foot wall sur
rounding the Jail. All this was done so
quickly that Minor was out OF reach be-
fore the TALLER locked the doors and got
outside. Although Payne fired several
shots and gave chase, the fugitive outdis-
tanced him Several searching parties,
prompted by the offer Of a reward. have
gone In search OF Minor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-11
THE ROANOKE AND SOUTHERN.
Annual Meeting and Election I"
ONicers.

ROANOKE, VA. September o.-'spe-
cia,,-At the annual meeting Of the Ro-
anoke and Southern Railway company
held at the Hotel Roanoke this afternoon
Mr.. r. A. Buckner. representing the city
OF Roanoke. was appointed Temporary
chairman. and Colonel F. II. Fries. OF
Winston. n. c.. permanent chairman.
The following officers and directors were
unanimously reelected to serve during
the ensuing year: President, F. II. Fries:
Eirst yice-President, Fl. S. Trout; Second
yice.president. John GIL; Third Vice
PRESIDENT. ]. II. Spencer. Directors-J.
w. Fries, C. II. Fogle, T. L. Vaughn. ..
f. Gilmer. II. J. Reynolds. J. W. Hanes'
IL l.. higgins. b. J. shepperd. +. +. wat
son. ]. II. Matthews. S. +. Jamison, f. n.
Stewart, X. A. Buekner. w. NJ. sempie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-11
ouiet Marriage in stafford.

STAFFORD COURTHOUSE. VA, sep
tember lO.-(Special)-A very quiet we'd
ding took place here last night at the
parsonage of the Methodist Episcopal
church, South. The parties were Miss
Ella Elizabeth. daughter of A. T.. Bloxton:
Esq. and Mr.. Charles w. Barlow, OF
williamsburg Va. The wedding was
quite a surprise to our people. The bride
was becomingly attired in white, and the
groom wore the conventional black. Rev.
I, Fox OBLIGATED.
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GUARANTEE TAILORING Co.,
$50 east Main street.
tsell.W, FEsu3m)
PROPOSALS.


COmnonW Of virginia,
Office Superintendent Public Printing
Richmond. Va, Sept. I, 1879.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
CEIVED at this office until II VI. or
WEDNESDAY, September IS, 1888, for
furnishing the following papers for the
use of the Commonwealth:
10 reams, lSx26. S6-pound No. 2 Ledger
Stock.
100 reams. lGx22, 27-pound No. 2 Ledger
Stock.
ll2 reams. 2sx36. 5O-pound f. S. Fiat
100 reams' l7x2s. S2-pound Flat.
60 reams. more or less, 2ixSS O-pound
NJ +. Book.
reams Browns i0-pound Medium, Z.
resms Browns zS-pounl Deny L.
10000 XXX. No. 6l-2 Government En-
velopes, No. ].
1000 xxx. No. 10 Government En-
velopes, No. !.
Papers etc. 10 be delivered in stock
room without charge for freight or dray-
age.
Bidder will furnish samples.
The right is reserved 10 reject any or
all bids. j. II. OBANNON,
Superintendent Public Printing.
Sc u-eodit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-11
MISS JOHNsON's SCHOOL

FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE
GIRLS-The next session begins Septein.
Der 9th. Latin. Greek. Mathematics, ana
all Sciences taught by experienced pro-
fessors: Literature. Miss Maria Blair;
Modern Languages. by natives. conversa-
ton classes being held in German ana
French. The primary and intermediate
classes. under the principal. aided by ac-
compllshed teachers. Elocution and Phy-
steal Culture, under able instructors. In
FAINT Class under exclusive instruction Oh
the principal.
Lectures during scholastic year on lite
rary and scientific subjects By eminent
scholars. Kindergarten by full graduate.
Large reduction for clergymen ana
teachers. For other details see circulars
at bookstores or principal. at us west
main same as during past six years.
Sc l0-6t& tTu Th&Su1t
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COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.,
OFFICE OF

SUPT PUBLIC PRINTINI,
RICHMOND, VA, August 81, 1898;
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
CEIVED at this Office until II NJ. OF
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER u. 1895,
for the PRINTING. BINDING, RUL-
ING. etc, for the State OF virginia Tor
one year from October !. 1895.
Printed schedules. showing in detail the
classifications. will be furnished on APP
plication to bidders, on which all bids
will be required to be made.
Contractors will be required to enter
into bond, with security, 10 b. approved
nv the Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
for the prompt and faithful execution or
The right Is reserved Of rejecting any
or ali BIDS. and the work Will be award
ed In such lots or portions as the super
intendent may deem proper.
j. Ii. O'BANNON.
Superintendent Of Public Printing.
CO i-eods,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-11
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RI

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
CEIVED by the Undersigned up TO noon
Of the 18th instant for furnishing COAL
for the courthouse and almshouse of the
county of Henrico. State price per ton
for each kind of coal and the price sepa-
rately for that for the almshouse, de-
liyered at the yard. or 10 be delivered
al the almshouse, about one and half
miles from the city. on the Nine-Miie
road. Leave bids with SAMUEL +.
WADDILL. Clerk. at the county court
house. Quantity probably needed. % tons.
HENRY &. HECHLER.
SO 1Olll3li Chairman, etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-11

College. There are 257 at the u"''s'
sity- 40
At the negro State conference ner Tn.,,
morrow fifty delesa tes are expec.eu, 81
are said to be all anti.iuslo,is.s;
and are in favor OF keeping tne eo'''
vote as the balance OF power.
]. NJ. Turner resigns as mast,
transportation Of the Seaboaru All >,n,,,
with headquarters here, and goes 10 we"
Orleans TO take a similar position.
NEGRO MURDERED.
At Lincolnton Saturday night a negro
was murdered because he insisteu on
smoking cigarette at negro uanoe'
Two negroes, named Wilfong ana Rose
mond. took him away. HIS BODY was
found Sunday.
John Wanamaker, Of Phliadeiphia' ~
making an effort to purchase Llnviiie
City and make II big colony, IKE rine-
hurt" which Tufts, the Boston million
aire, Is building so rapidly IN Moore
county.
Cards are out to the marriage or MISS
Susan Washington Graham, daughter OF
Major W. A. Graham, OF Lincoln county,
and Mr.. Caspar Wake.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-11
RICHMOND COLLEGE.

Located In the historic city Of the
South. Campus OF thirteen acres.
with ample space for recreation
and athletic sports. First-class SAINT
tary arrangements and all municipal i'm
provements. Elegant halls for library,
art, and literary societies.
Courses for u. A, Il. s., NJ. A., ana
Bachelor OF Law Thorough instruction
under Christian influences. Attention
paid 10 the physical. social, and religious
welfare OF students.
Total expenses for tuition, board, en-
trance fees. rent, fuel, lights. and laun-
dry, sl9S50. Law tuition. $40 for Junior
or Senior, $40 for both classes.
SESSION BEGINS SEPTEMBER 18TH
For catalogue address
PRESIDENT RICHMOND COLLEGE
au 2-eOitSelS&W Richmond Va
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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,

No. east Grace street. Richmond. Va.
JOHN II. POWELL. Principal.
Mrs. T. @. PEYTON. Associate Principal.
The twenty-third session OF this Board
ing and Day School will begin SEPTEM-
BIER Is. 1895. and close JUNE 70. 1896.
Course OF instruction from Primary 70
Collegiate Department tull and thorough.
languages.
Richmond offers many advantages for
Improvement. In Lectures. Concerts. etc.
For details apply for catalogue 10 the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-11
Personal.

HAVING QUALIFIED AS ADMINS
TRAITOR OF THE ESTATE OF THE
LATE MRS. Nj. X. JEFFREY. all per-
sons indebted to the estate will please
settle their accounts, and all having
claims against It Will present their ac-
counts. properly certified. for settlement.
sa lO-3ts II. w. JEFFERY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-11
INQUIRIES SCHOOL.
OPPOSITE MOhROE PARK,
RICHMOND. VA.


Founded in 1870. Session opens FRI
DAY, SEPTEMBER 10Th. Five University
men and one Business-College graduate
teaching in upper school; three ladies' in
the lower. Roll for ls9i-'90, 1874. Prepares
boys fol any American university or col
lege. and for the military. naval. or tech.
meal schools. In addition TO the corps OF
teachers already announced, Professor
Edmund Harrison, late professor OF Latin
in Richmond College formerly Of French,
also), will give us a portion Of his time.
UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE RECORD.
University Of Virginia.: Two degrees,
seventeen diplomas In the u. A. and NJ. y.
courses. Washington and Lee University
Two degrees, six diplomas and dstinc-
lions. Richmond College: Two degrees,
twenty-five diplomas and distinctions.
Virginia Military Institute: General nrst
I'm fourth class. first in mathematics in
third class, high rank for other represen-
tatiyes.. four promoted 10 be corporals,
medal for oratOry Columbia College -.
c., Cornell and Lehigh Universities, and
Stevens Institutes: Each one representa-
tive, who graduated with distinction.
For further particulars terms, &c. see
catalogues in bookstores or address.
JOHN =. INQUIRE.
No. north Belyidere.
~ fe-eod2y GdcvyeCu
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MISS DANIELS SCHOOL

FOR YOUNG LADIES AND Chill
DREN. SIC PARK AVENUE. The next
session OF this school Will begin MON
DAY. SEPTEMBER 30th. Competent as
sistance Is employed In all English classes.
French: Professor L. n. Haslen. LATIN
Professor Edmond Harrison - unan-
Miss Olga Baugh. For all pupils living
below Second street deauctiOn VIII "
made for car fare. sc 6-eodtOcl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-11

Highest of all in Leavening PowerLatest us Govt Report
RH!A!!!! Rs*assl!
ABS0EUTEHM PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

PRIVILEGES AT THE STATE FAIR.
ALL PERSONS WANTING TO RENT
PRIVILEGES AT THE VIRGINIA
STATE FAIR OCTOBER sth to 18th, in
elusive, will call to see L. L. BELTS at
Hotel Clifford. Sc Aim
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-11
THE WOMAN's COLLEGE,

KIITIMOND, w,
offers unsurpassed advantages in Letters,
Science. Music. and Art. Terms low, and
lower than any other institution OF Ike
grade in the South. Session opens SEP
TENDER 18th. Catalogues In bookstores.
JAMES NELSON, a. NJ, ID. d,
So s-Su&Wts President
MISS ROBERTS'S PRIMARY SCHOOL
will REOPEN MONDAY. September
23d, at No. east Cary. kindergarten
and physical culture Will be taught, as
usual. Sc Sl,I5lsN &2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-11
FOR LEASE.

FOR LEASE, TWO FINE UPPER
JAMES RIVER FARMS. Railroad sta
ton, post and telegraph-offices close by.
A. p. APPERsON a CO.,
se u.15&lS north Eleventh street.
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BOWLING GREEN ACADEMY.

ed preparatory school OF the highest reputation
ard snccess. Health record perfect. Charges
lev. No hairy Address JOHN HART, n. A,
U. Of Va, bow.ng Green, "a.
Nv 3-W Fksu2 l-2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-11
FOR RENT.


FOR RENT OR SALE. THAT BEAU
TIFUL SUBURBAN RESIDENCE ON
GROVE ROAD just beyond Soldiers
Home. All modern improvements; pain,
hot and cold water; nice grove: stable on
lot: splendid water. Rent low to a good,
careful tenant Apply TO j. ID. CHALK
LEY & CO.. 1912 east Cary street. So Hit
FOR RENT. TO A COUPLE WITH
OUT children or gentlemen,
A MOST ATTRACTIVE SECOND
FLOOR OF FIVE ROOMS,
at east Grace. Possession Immediately.
Sc lI-lt'
FOR RENT. THAT HANDSOME BAY
window, brownstone-front DWELLING,
No 92i west Grace street; three stories,
every modern Improvement, very stylish
and attractive. Possession October lst.
SUTTON * CO..
Sc s-rot corner Bank and Tenth streets.
FOR RENT THAT VERY DESIRA-
BILE and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DWELL
ING. No. 3i9 east Franklin, between
Third and Fourth streets, with or 10
rooms, and the usual convenences For
particulars inquire of N. w. BOWIE, No.
I Eleventh street. Sc sew
FOR RENT, IN GOOD ORDER. 10
ROOMS, bath and closets. kitchen. range
LAatrobe stoves, hot and cold water: Nos
$40, 9l2, gi4 east Clay street. Also, No. eos
north Tenth street rooms and kitchen.
bath and closets hot and cold water &c.
All convenient TO business. Apply to
SUTTON & CO.,
Sc 5-lw Tenth and Bank streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-11
EDUCATIONAL.
OFFICE CITY SCHOOL BOARD.
RICHMOND. September D. isso'
EXAMINATION OF NEW AffL
CANTS FOR HIGH SCHOOL

AN EXAMINATION FOR THE BENE,
enter the Richmond High school VIII
be held in the Hlgh-schooi building on
WEDNESDAY. September IL, 1893. COM
mencing at 3 A. NJ.
WILLIAM +. FOX, superintendent.
Charles L. Rady. Clerk. Sc lv-Lt