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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21
,n,,rment will be made in Maury Gene

lnterment will be made In Maury Gene
terry.
At Clopton-street church Sunday night
tie pastor. Rev. w. A. Haight. adminis-
tered the ordinance Of baptism 10 fys
candidates. ~
The Bainbridge-Street Baptist Sunday
school has decided 20 give It's annual pic
mic at West Point June 6th.
NJ. Robert Petzold has arranged
miniature water-mill In one of his win
dowS. which Is unique affair, and at
trncts considerable attention.
Nr. James NJ. Conway was able to
be out Sunday after weeks Illness.
Mr.. william r. Smith. formerly OF
Manchester. but who has been residing
In AtI5nta. Ca, for several years, is In
he city.
There was nothing Of Importance trans
acted in the MaycI's Court yesterday
NO, hing.
Miss Ielen Winfree, OF Texas, is visit
ing friends in this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21
Negotiating for summer Opera.

Many Of the important cities OF the
South. including Atlanta, Memphis. Mont
gomery Chattanooga, Savannah. Augusta,
and others. are now engaging or makinb
arrangements TO have in June what has
become in most Of these places the regu-
lar annual. season or festival Of opera.
Manager Leath. who has on former oc'
casions tried to Introduce summer opera
TO Richmond theatre-goers. with more or
less success-generally less-is negotiatine
on the strength Of the eminently satisfac-
tory outcome OF the past season, with the
Andrews Opera Company TO appear here
June 30 and 10 run so long as the public
interest shall be sustained. The repertoire
will include such favorltes as Pretty Per
sian" Martha" Fra Diavolo.' 'Iolan-
the" "Folka," I'll Trovatore," and many
others. and the roster Of the company
comprises some Of the best available ope-
ratio talent. Popular prices will prevail.
and a still further reduction viii be made
to subscribers for commutation books TO
be issued for the season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21
JUDGE HUGHES HERE
Frank Lockwood Smith Will Be Taken
Before Him This Morning.
RULES AGAINST COUNTY OFFICERS
sheriff solomon, HIS Two Deputies.
and Nr. Laras 10 he drought Up
for consemp, of court-osher Item.
Cleaned ss the Court-House.

The case OF Frank Lockwood Smith. the
yold-brick swindler. who Is charged with
saiSely representing himself 10 be a
United States Official viii be called In the
United States Court this morning at 10
o'clock. but the indications now are that
It viii not be tried.
Judge Hughes arrived in the city last
aight and was seen in his room in the
eustom-house building by Dispatch man.
Judge Hughes said he had not decided
spon any course OF action for obtaining
The prisoner. whom the county authorities
are loath to surrender. Il do not propose.
though" said he, TO have any contention
over the matter. ! shan't demand the
prisoner. but l viii probably have a con-
ference with Judge Wickham, and II he
can set forth any reasons why shouldn't
cave Smith. why i won't make any fuss.
I'll let him keep him"
The county authorities have anticipated
great trouble, and have determined 20
make strong fight against surrendering
Smith. Mr. Sands was seen last night by
a Dispatch reporter and asked for the
plans Of his fight. He said they had not
been perfected. but further than this he
declined 10 talk.
RULES ISSUED FOR THEM
Judge Wickham yesterday instructed
Clerk Waddill. OF the County Court. 10
issue rules against the court officers who
had charge of the gold-brick jury and
Mr.. W. r. Larus. who visited the jurors
quarters at the hotel on several occasions.
The order specifies the nature OF each
charge as contempt. Sheriff Simon Solo
mon Is called upon TO show cause why he
should not be fined and attached for con-
tewpt Of court for having allowed out
siders TO visit the jury and converse with
them while they had a case under consid-
Grafton. Deputy Lew RUSSELL and Special
Deputy William r. H0ldsworth for allow,
ing outsiders to mingle with and spend
the night with the jury. and for not main
tanning order in the jury-room, and Mr.
w. T. Iarus for visiting the jurors quar-
tiers and conversing with them. The
writs are all made returnable tomorrow
at 10 O'Clock.
OTHER COUNTY ITEMS.
The Electoral Board Of Henrico- |
Messrs. James T. Lewis. II. f. Broyles |
(Mr. Pope being absenD. and Judge T. |
Ashby Wickham--were yesterday engaged |
IN putting the seal on tickets TO be used |
At the election on Thursday for county |
officers.
Officer Mann yesterday arrested Silas
Brown (colored), charging him with cut
ting and badly injuring a mule, the pro-
perty Of Mr.. r. J. Terrell. The man was
locked up TO await hearing before JUS
sice Lewis to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21

gtnia Infantry. Colonel Maury and Com
rades Trewalia. Loehr. Woody. and Jen-
nings, were appointed marshals for the
Hollywood Memorial celebration.
Comrade Lakewood read paper on
Stuarts raid around the Federal armies
In June. 1869. Judge Minor announced
the death at the Soldiers Home Of Cap
tain Christian, who had been specially
mentioned by General Stuart as being OF
valuable assistance TO him.
Memorial servIceg will be held at the
Seventh-Street Christian church next Sun
day night, and the camp will attend In a
body. II Is probable that the camp will
hold its anniversary celebration July 9Th.
ct Chester, on the Richmond and Peters
burg railroad. The body contemplates
attending the session OF the Grand Camp
in Charlottesville. June 4tb, with full
ranks
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21

ARSOLUTEEY pURE

Among our decorative painters Mr.. Ed
win III. Blashfeld Is most prominent. He
has painted some OF the most digniiied
and important canvases recently at
tempted by any American artist. HIS
christmas Bells" exhibited at Chicago.
will be remembered by all who visited the
American section In the Art Galleries.
He has recently painted a very strong
and effective figure which represents an
angel with the flaming sword at the Gate
OF Paradise. The light comes from the
front. and the whole color scheme Is de-
lightfully managed.
Mr.. Blashfield has kindly promised 20
send either or both or these paintings to
the Cotton States and International Ex-
position, and they will form very at
tractive feature OF the art exhibit in At
lanta. Mr.. Blashfield Is at present en-
gagged upon an important commission for
the government--the decoration or the IN
terror of the dome OF the new Congress
ional Library i'm Washington, which will
not be completed until next autumn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21
To Resentenee DIR. buchanan.

ALBANY, n. Y, May pa motion was
made before the Court Of Appeals this
morning, having for its object the speedy
electrocutlon OF Or. Robert w. Buch..han,
whose original sentence was pos popei a
week by Governor Morton. II he soiici-
tation Of the condemned mans wife a
short time ago. After arguments the
court ordered Buchanan tC be produced
before the court at O'CLOCK p. NJ. Mon
day next for resentence
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21
Notes About Eyil-DOers.

Thieves broke into the dry-goods store
OF Drewry, Hughes & Co. Sunday night
and carried away a small lot of goods.
The loss is said not TO be more than $40.
An entrance was secured by breaking
open window. The police have been
notified.
Walter Jackson (coloreO has been re,
ported for keeping his bar-room open on
Sunday.
Bargy alias William Allen was locked
up Yesterday on suspicion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21
virgInian Killed I'm Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, MD. May 20.-(Special.)-
Frederick l.. Russell. conductor on the
Pikesville and Emory Grove electric rail-
way, was killed on the road yesterday. II
was his first day at work on the new
road. and he was knocked off the car by
feed-wire pole while walking on the foot
beard OF the car. His former home was
Onancock, Va, where his remains will be
taken for interment He was g years
old. and hac been in the employ OF street
railways here for about two years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21
Under Pnsteur Treatment.

A New York special Of Saturday says:
Dr. Gibler received two patients t7-day
from West Virginia at the Pasteur Instl-
tute. They are w. l.. McLain, is years
old, and HIS brother Ernest, 10 years old
The boys are the sons Of w. II McI.ain,
a farmer. of Rock Cave, ". Va, who
were bitten on April LIST while az work on
their fathers farm. DR.. w. A. j. Brown
OF Davis. w. Va. attended the boys and
accompanied them 10 New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21
The Grays' Anniversary.

A meeting Of the Richmond Grays' Vete-
ran Association was held last night
at the Regimental Armory. and Messrs,
j. c. Dickerson. J. f.. Laughton, William
Gibson, John Pitt. and NJ. T. Phillips
were appointed committee to confer with
a committee from the company TO make
arrangements for the celebration Of the
ffty-first anniversary Of the Grays, which
occurs on June 18th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21

ROANOKE, VA, May 2O.-CSpecial)-
Cards are out for the marriage OF Rev.
Edward b. Pollard, pastor OF the First
Baptist church OF this city. and Miss
Emily Tuition Mason, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Otis Tuition Mason, OF Wash
ington. The wedding will take place June
ith at half-past IL o'clock. at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21
Killed by Former alcnmona Man.


A telegram wss received here yesterday
from Aspen. Col. stating that man who
gave his name as James McD0nough had
shot and killed William Leonard in
saloon AZ that place. The telegram also
SAID that McDOnoueh had only been In
the city few weeks, and that he was
Ieiaied 10 prominent family near Rich
mond.
Mr. James McDonough o. this city, was
seen IN reference 10 the telegram. and
slated that a cousin, OF his, the late ]
~: McDonough. had a son named James.
VINO was last heard from as being a resi-
gent OF Sacramento, Cal He is married.
pat nad no children. He Is OF Irish de-
scent, and Is known 10 be Quick 10 avenea
az insult He kept a large saloon in chi
cage a. The time OF the Worlds Fair
Nothing has been heard OF his affair by
hts relatives here. or In fact anything
about hln for some months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21
TRUSTEES SALE
or
Desirable and Well-COnStruCted D.n,hQ
TEO-StOTy Frame Dwelling
MeChaniCSVille Turnpike, Near The ClB

BY virtue OF the provisions NJ csr,ab
deed OF trust dated May ~ lNl ana rf
corded IN the 81 rk's office NJ Hfrrf
County Court. Deadlock l1 a. plgc '8
default having been made ir the l4ymts
or certain notes therein srcfu d. ana laIri
required so 70 DO. We viii sen ly .r.
ton, on the premises. on
FRIDAY. MAY g. ie-
at O'Clock Z NJ. "all that certain LOT
PIECE, OR PARCEL OF LAND aIu
all tne Improvements Oh ara0u igIug arf
being IN the county or Heuricl. near Dr..
corporate limits Of the city OFF Rthmnl
beginning on the east line 0f Mostly street
on Mechanicsyllle turnpike, at .t lnI a.
section with the south llna o. Reid s,IeeL
thence running sUuthwamly along Nf
east line or said M0shy street 0r N.Cfl..
icsville turnpike, and fronting tr ulu .
Feet thence back csstW8rily between fI.
rallel line zone 0f which gums aI0rg 'h
south line Of Redd street, DID, feet o. lr
alley 10 feet wide"
This is fine opportunity t0 purrf1H b.
nice suburban home containing SOFA
rooms. nicely papered.
TERMS Cash as 20 expenses M fta
cutting this trust n note f0r 81. VIA
interest from November N. ls9l. a r0f
FOR 80, with interest from May N nt
ana credit AZ 10 note ~ ta. NIe ST.
Nember II, 1880. "A note foF ta. dino Nfr
u, 1895 and "A note for S.00 due NlF 4
1896, balance In twelve months
WILLIAM ELLISON
G. l.. DENOON.
my 10 Trustees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21
Once Lived In Richmond.

Captain Robert Tyler Jones, the only
male child ever born In the white House,
whose death in Washington on Saturday
was reported in the Dispatch. was well
known to a great number of Richmond
people. He lived here for a short while
and was an accomplished and popular
gentleman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21

WE HAVE $1,000 OF HIGH-GRADE
CIGARS TO retail for 5 cents at $50 per
1900 TO exchange for farms. building lots,
or good equity city or suburban property.
We exchange for horses, buggies house
hold goods. or anything Of value.
RICHMOND SPECIALITY CO,
No. go east Main street.
M. II -l0f RlnhrtnnH IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21
BUILDING 4 PENTHOUSE.
Ten New Cases OF Smnli-Pox In
Staunfon-Nnccinat

STANTON. VA. May 2O-(Special)-
During the past forty-eight hours, ac-
cording to the official report of City-Phy-
stefan DR.. j. b. Catlett and his assistant,
Dr. II. r. Morrison. ten new cases OF
smallpox have developed. All the pa
tients are negroes except one. making the
total number of cases siXty-four. The au..
thorities have begun to build fifteen shan
ties and a pest-house at point outside
the city. and all the developed cases and
the suspects are TO be carried there. Vac
cination physicians have been appointed
by the authorities, and well-nigh every
body in stanton and Augusta will be
vaccinated.
THE REPORT OF THE EXPERT.
WASHINGTON. May 2O-The epidemic
OF smallpox at stanton. Va. appears
10 be OF yirulent character, The local
authorities were in doubt as 10 whether
the disease was smallpox or not, and at
their request. as stated in these dis
patches. the Marine Hospital Service de-
tailed Or. NJ. J. Rosenau to make
thorough investigation of the situation He
has reported the existence of ffty-two
cases in the city and seven in the county.
The local authorities have gone TO work
actively TO eradicate ii and prevent It's
spread.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21
Gotham Notes.

GOTHAM. VA, May 2O-Mrs. Anelie
Rives-Chanler arrived at Castle Hill on
Saturday. She is much Frustrated by her
Journey.
The apple crop in this section Is very
much injured by the recent cold weather.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21
BUSINESS WANTS.

FARM MANIED.-ONb WITH GOOD
BUILDINGS, shade, water, and wood,
all ready 10 move in. crops planted, etc
May buy stock, etc. Give location. de-
scription, and lowest price. Address A.
b.. care Of Post-Otiice, Station A, Rich
mond. Va. my 2l-lt'
WANTED, TO SELL FOR $500 CASH,
THE BEST BUSINESS-STAND IN THE
CITY, consisting Of bar-fixtures stock
Of liquors, billard-tables, ladies' dining
rooms. two ranges, and kitchen furniture
Furnished rooms. Electric-bells from all
parts Of the house Good reasons for sell
ing. Address NJ, care Dispatch office city.
my lS-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21
bitten by m Dog.

a colored child was badly bitten by a
dog yesterday afternoon on Leigh street
near Fifteenth. Mr.. Emmett Taylor, 81
the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals, was sent for and killed the
dog
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21
GALE OF A VALUABLE FARy
~ on
kERR's CREEK, RocKBRIDgE cora
TY. VA.

KERR'S CREEK, ROcKBRIDgE cpft,
TY, VA. ~"
BY virtue OF a decree Of the cl,,,s
Court for the county Of Rockbridgc ~"
entered on the 9Th day on Msreb' -
In the chancery cause paudins, r. -.
court entitled James VI. DAVIDSON sv.a 'H
S Tor q ~ Davidson. deceased. ~
suant to the terms OF The lssi o ,,lii pef .
testament OF Che said 9. N Dsyit. -i.4
deceased; or record IN the CLERKS een-.
or the Circuit Court Of Rockbr.dgs eo,,.
", IN Nill-liook 30. 2, page 5ls. the ~
oersigpcd VIII offer for sala al n,,,i.
auction In front Of the court,hog,e 800. =,
hockDridge county, Va. on "
TUESDAY, JUNE 4 100
90 IL a. NJ the following real estate.
j. The ROME TRACT co,,.,..--
about 800 ACRES more or less Sgii ,t..'.,,g
,he iands OF ;. r. Moore, Levi CAY -
j.. T.. welsh. The improvements c'r.,..
or a brick dwelling house. in good rsr...'
containing twelve large and airy ro1nt
TWO tenement-houses, new barn. 90
crib, granary, and stables-aU Ina
cellent condition. There Is running 49,.
In every Held; ine spring on clean 80
water that was never known o. AN
within easy distance Of the house Trers
are two splendid young orchards "a ~
place, Just IN the prime OF bear.ng ~.
able fences
2. a TRACT OF MOUNTAIN Ian,
10 HUNS Gap containing about ~
ACRES. more or less. suitable ana ~
adapted 70 grazing purposes. lf hss 4
fine body Of timber, locust, walnut. 49, !
taD-5trk. and adjolns the lands
Joseph Ford. James a. Dan. s,, (
3. a SMALL TRACT OF TnrEgp
LAND containing about TIIR"r
ACRES OF valuable virgin forest alt..,
ing the lands 81 j. NJ. Davidson. W
Dunlap, and William Mohler.
TERMS: As 70 the home place 90.
fourth cash, balance In one. two. itrs
and four years, the purchaser f0 s,......
his bonds FOR the deferred ingtalmarfs /.
purchase money bearing interest H..
day OF sale. and waving TIE b.ncff =
the homestead exemption
As 20 tracts and 3-One third ca.
balance In one. two. and three wears tts
purchaser to execute his bonds fh.r.f..
bearing interest from day of 40. ~
waving the benefit Of the homestead er
emptiOn.
Title retained in each case until Id OBJ.
purchase money - paid ard conylsarr.
ordered Blythe court.
From now until the day 0f sale om
receive. propositions looking % ID pr.,ae
sale OF each or all % SAID IAN. IL
land, and Intending purchaser for t..
Their Information can call OBJ ma .r r.v
counsel, w. +. Shields. Esq m tha rr..
perty Is not sold privately DOB fl. r,,.r
while Il will be offered AZ public apet.e5
at the time and place mentioned sie,s
and upon the terms h0reIr SD frrth anf
such additional terms ass NAV ha L..
nOunced on the day ~ SALE
J. VI. DAVIDSON. Executor.
my 2l-it Of G. H. Davidson. deco, tf
by Denoon. Tupper a. Co..
Real Estate Agents AMI Auctonoers
81 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21
ARE YOU HONEST soBER INDUS

ARE YOU HONEST. SOBER. INDUS
TRIOUS? IL so. engage with us for 1895;
not complain OF hard times. WHY They
are making money selling our Perfection
Dish-Washer, the only practical family
washer manufactured washes dries, and
polishes dishes perfectly In two minutes;
no experience necessary: a child OF s ope-
mates u easily: cheap and durable; weight
thirteen pounds: made Of anti
rust sheet steel: capacity 100
family wants one You don't have
TO canvass: as soon as people know you
have II for sale they send for a dish
washer Each agents territory protected;
no competition We furnish sample
weight six Pounds In nice case TO lady
agents 20 take orders with: one agent
made s2i453 first ten days Address, for
full particulars. PERFECTION MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY, Engiewood, Ill.
my 2-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21

Tho meeting OF Pickett Camp last night
was quite interesting. The following ap-
plicants were elected 10 membership. Col
onsl Peyton Wise, Forty-sixth Virginia
1nfsntry; A. l. Lumsden. Fifteenth vir-
ginia Infantry; ~. c, Leath. Twelfth yiy-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21
By r. A. Catlln. Auctionecs
and north Eleventh street
CHESTNUTHILL LOTS AT AUG.
~ TON.
ON FRIDAY MAY 9TH

AT $50 II. n.
on the premises. / viii sell SIX BEAU
TlFtL LOTS. on Third and Fourth tFs.
MUGS between Alder and Chestnut strcr.s
The owner OF these lots made tha frsf
purchases. and had the choice 0' OBJ. l
this attractive and beautiful addition 20
Richmond, and II goes without saying De-
selected the choicest lots Ina thIs section
All the attractions Of the country. En
city comforts. can be enjoyed
Excellent street-car service. g0oi water
sewerage, etc, and no further from ift
Capitol than Laurel street.
Healthy location. beautiful surr0lrl-
ings, good society. and tho conFUr.flcf
10 town should attract all HON -.CfkeIf
20 Chestnut Hill
As the property lays In the lf RI
the city's natural growth % b. steadily
enhancing IN value
Come 10 this sale; you will pr0ft fy it|
USUAL TERMS.
r.. A. CATLIN
my 10 Nurf.Urefr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21
REMOVAL

We have REMOVED OUR SEED
STORE AND OFFICES from south
Fourteenth street 10 1871 MAIN STREET,
where We have increased capacity and
improved facilities for the conduct Of our
business. Our Seed Warehouse will stIlI
remain at 10 south Fourteenth street, con.
nected at the rear with the Main-street
offiees and store. Address all letters as
r w. WOOD & SONS. seedsnen.
my ls-st Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21
TRUSTEES SALE
IL or
GRACE-STREET RESIDENCE WITH
LARGE LOT.

by virtue OF deed Of trust dated lsn.
uary 10, 1889, and recorded in C.ffk
ONCE 81 the Chancery Court OF I,chmoHi
Deed Book i26, {. D. as. exeeutcl ,o ft
Undersigned trustee, TO secure ta1 leIiah
ponds therein described. ami i.it.,
belns made. and being required lj e.
penehciary so 10 do. ] VII pfocefl
sell. at public auction, on the premsts .
THURSDAY. MAY q lss5. A..
AZ O'Clock u. NJ, the PkOlEklt II
scriDed in said deed. being dWelDns
40 east Grace. The LOT commence
feet west Of the northwest cornt
Grace and Third streets. and fronts
north line OF Grace street D ieet
a depth Of Us feet 10 an alley is is"
inches wide.
TERMS: One fourth cash. balance ~
twelve. and eighteen months. n'u"
added, and secured by trust deed .
The above sale is made slD.sct
ground rent 81 500 per annum.
w. IA STEVENS, Iflsirs
j. Thompson Brown a Co, Alcuen
my l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21
TRUSTEES SALE
Il OF
NEAT COTTAGE DWELLING
ON THE NORTH SIDE OF AsHlAAL
STREET WEST or RAN
DOLPH STREET.

BY virtue OF the provisions Of csru.7
deed or trust dated June 10, lsll ari n
record In Richmond Chancery Cr
Deadlock lf6 A, page n. default fatii
been made In the payment on "a eealf
note therein secured and being rsIlit
80 TO do. ] VIII sell by auction Qa ti
premises. on
SATURDAY. MAY .. i2e.
at p ~, the above NEAT COTTAGE
DIV Filing. with lot fronting u teti =
Ashland street, and runulug back F
tween parallel lines 30 feet. said BRO 20
commencing al point 10 feet Nta q
Randolph street
TERMS. By consent Of parties 'nfrrsi'
ed will be one third cash halanCe .l 81
twelve. and eighteen months
my 10 &. l.. DENOON, TRUSTEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21
AUCTION sALEs-rut.r. p.,.

WHEN REAL EsTATE rs SOLD Tus
TAKES FOR THE CURRENT cAI.e1
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID Per
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND TIL
VENDEE. rs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21
HEAVY HAIL-STORM.
Damage to CrOps-Death Of an En-
Rineer-POliticnI.

CREWE, VA. May 20.-(Special)-A
heavy hail-storm prevailed here between
i:3O and $50 this afternoon, which did
much damage to all vegetation, and 1t is
feared has knocked much Of the young
fruit from the trees The hall-stones
were quite large, and the ground was
nearly covered. A hard wind was blow
ing which caused the hail to drift In
fence-corners from two to four inches
deem
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21
WANTED.

WANTED, SUMMER BOARDERS.
Good rooms; all accommodations Place
noted for healthfulness. Terms moderate
For reference address Mrs. r. J. WATTS,
Greenville, Augusta county, Va.
my 2-im
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

WANTED, RELIABLE. ENERGETIC
MAN TO REPRESENT Us IN RICH.
MOND. Canvassing. No book. Good
seller. sl5 10 SIS week 10 hustler No cant
tai required Address at once, BOOKER
BROTHEPS 1898 Market street, VIZ
nington, Del. my H-eod5t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21
WHERE TO LOOK FOR BARGAINS.

WANTED. UNLIMITED QUANTITIES
OF all kinds Of Hardwood Piece Stock.
kln-drled, II possible from inches and
up wide. IS inches and up long, / inch
thick, either paned or rough Splendid
chance TO work up your lower grades.
Also Plain-Oak Stats, which may be cut
ficatlons. Can use logs blanks. boards.
and squares. Give fuil particulars OF
stock on hand price, and freight rates
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