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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15
PULASKI fND GiLIS.
The Republican Nominee-An Immense
Apple crop and Fine Cattle.

NEW RIVER. oct. Especial The
Republican convention which met at
this place last Saturday 20 nominate a
cand.d date to represent Gil % and Pulaski
counties in the next House o. Delegates,
nominated Mr. NJ. l.. SibOld, OF Giles
Mcssrs. D. r. Cecil and Thomas q.
Harawicke. two in dependent Democratic
candidates from Giles county, were both
before the convention, seeking endorse
ntnt. but failed. Mr.. Sibold was a can
didate for the same Office four years ago,
and was overwhelmingly defeated by
Hon. II. y. Howe. OF this COUNT.
Rev. a. r.. Bower. pastor of the Metho-
dist church. preached his farewell ser
mon last night Mr.. Bower has been
ON this circuit for the past two years.
The people hope the Hoiston Conference,
which meets at TaZewen Va, on the
William X. Ransom, Esq, Of the Bapiisl
church. deliveVl an interesting lecture
at the Presbyterian Sunday school yes
terday morning on the subject, 'Condi-
Mrs Ira W. Wilson. who left two weeks
ago TO visit friends and relatives in Rich
mond. has been quite w since she has
The many friends of Mrs. James u.
Hudson, in Richmond and elsewhere, will
be glad to learn that she has almost en-.
tireiy recovered from her recent critical
illness.
The apple crop in this county is i'm
mense. Many OF our farmers have more
than they can house, and there IS no
market for them.
The severe drought still continues, and
pasture fields are dried up.
great many fine cattle are being
shipped from this county. Mr.. III. 4.
Einstein, of this place. is one OF the
largest shippers.
The Sunday edition OF The Times Is
great paper. and is complimented by all
who see IL here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15

The south Carolina Constitutional Con
vention Reassembles.

COLUMBIA, $. c.. oct. 1.-THE ten
days recess Of the Constitutional Con-
yention came 10 an end tonight, and at
noon tomorrow the body will reassemole
TO resume the work OF framing the new
Constitution.
Vice-President Talbert returned 10 the
city this afternoon. lie Will probably pt
I'm the chair again tomorrow. as Gov
ernOr Evans Is away.
No prediction will be made as 10 how
long the session Will continue.
The suffrage matter is yet % be report
ed and discussed, and the fact that sen
ator Irby has thrown down the gauntlet
against the committees report opens the
gates TO sea Of possibilities.
Some OF the most important articles arc
yet 10 bee considered, and lively debate
will be the order.
The convention will likely take up the
homestead or the special legislation clause
Of the article on legislative department
tomorrow.
Ii is expected that they will devote tne
night to witness Buffalo Bills W I'D
West Show. getting points. and viii thfn
start in on Wednesday morning TO COM
plete their work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15

Louisa Democrats Adjourn Before the
Platform s. Completed.

LOUISA. VA. oct. Ii -Special--A small
crowd attended court to-day There be-
ing very little business for the court. II
adjourned early TO give room for tho
Democratic mass-meeting to adopt a
platform 70 be reported by committee
appointed by the convention that nomi-
mated DIR. j. W. Baker a last court
for the Legislature.
Captain ". T. Meade was made chair
man Of the meeting A platform con-
sisting OF ten or twelve resolutions was
read by the chairman OF the committee,
DR. y. IL. Pcndleton. They agreed 10
take up the platform seriat;m. The one
advocating the free coinage Of silver at
10 TO | brought out several ringing
speeches In favor and one In opposition
by Captain II. V. Winston Upon the
call Of the question rousing aye went
up, and against 1t one strong no by Cap
tain Winston.
The resolution calling for retrenchment
and reform In all governmental affairs
Including salaries. was presented and an
amendment offered by W. r.. Bibb. ap-
proving the action of the two supervisors
who recently voted 20 reduce the salaries
OF county officials and looking TO further
retrenchment, brought out Common
wealth Attorney II. l.. Gordon and
Others In defence OF the other two VINO
made a lie and the judge who went to
their support This discussion was long
drawn out. and took a wide range. with
The audience. which had scattered to
Q great extent after the silver resolu-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15
Pr0nertN Irnnsfers.

Richmond A. Rouse and 6. Lewis
Reese TO Kate Grovott interest I'm p
feet on east side Eighteenth street. be-
tween Broad and Marshall. s..
T.. 7. Wexford 10 Gcrman-Amefican
Banking and Building Company % feet
on east side Lester street. near Louisiana,
s.
Henrico.-james T. Till to Henry Bick-
stoffar. 3 feet on south side r. street be-
tween rwenty-eighth and Iwenty-ninfh.
500
A. l.. Thomas TO Martha f.. wife Of
Joseph =. Thomas. p - feet on north side
Main street. near Cedar. $40.
W.st-End Land AMI Improvement Com
pany to 4. & and Sallie +. Leibs. 80 feet
on south side Cary street, near Shep-
pard. s.
Same TO NJ. j. Lucy, 20 feet on east side
Deep Run street. retWctn Man ana
FlOAl. 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15

The University Of rennsyivania scores oi
10 Lehigh's q.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. oct. l5.-|uc
University Of Pennsylvania ioot-baii
team fairly outdid itself to-day lh"
lshigh team. the strongest or tit Sitlt
colleges. came down from Bethloh D. ans
prepared 10 lower the quaker Pride 2.
holding the Red and Blue score b los
twenty, and. perhaps, allying ht'le
itsdf. t
II took not quite thirty seconds now
eyer. 10 knock "A hole n those cdl'lii-
fions Colbert scoring the first touch
down after % seconds play. nine
times the leather was carried across the
Lehigh line and touched down, ana hs
many times it cleared the goal bar De
tween The rest. while once it was car
ried across and fumblod. and secured a
Lehigh back ,...l
Fifty-four was PennsylVdnla tetM
noints were made in the first half Penn
svlvania played fast from start To hnlSn'
The attendance was 4,ln.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15
AZ OTsTERMIN DROUNED.
The Tillcr Slipped Out and Threw Him
Overheard

CAPE CHARLES, VA, oct. li.-Spe-
cial .-William Mckown. n well-known
oysterman of this place. was drowned
Sunday morning while ondeavoring 10
cross the Chesapeake bay. He left Nor
folk early this morning, accompanied by
a colored sailor I'm a small boat, and
when IN the middle of the bay. while
swinging hard on the tiller, il Suddenly
slipped out and threw Mr.. McKown over
board
There was very high sea running at
the time. and Mckown, having on
heavy overcoat and gum-boots. sank i'm
mediately. The boat. now uncontrollable.
drifted ashore. with the cOlored man. on
Fisherman's Island, where he procured
team and drove to town 10 convey the
sad intelligence 90 McKown's family. Mr..
McKown leaves a wife and several small
children. who are broken-hearted at their
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15
DRINK HIMSELF 10 DEATH.
A Thirteen Year Old Eov swallows Nearly
n pint of Whiskey.

negro boy about thirteen years OF
age. named Willie Washington. failed
TO estimate his drinking capacity sun
day. and killed himself by drink. 49,
Moore street Some time between the
hours of II and o'clock Sunday. ne
found a flask containing about three
fourths~ OF a pint of whskey. lie pro-
liquor. II made him dead drunk. and
wnen he was found about 4 O'Clock. he
was In a heavy stupor, from which all
efforts TO arouse him failed. He never
regained consciousness. and died about
O'Clock In the evening.
The Coroner was summoned to view the
remains. which he did. but deemed an
inquest Unnecessary.
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ton was adopted. had become small,
and was almost entirely on Bibbs side
and encouraged him greatly In his single
handed hQht.
Without coming to another vote mo,
ton was made TO adjourn and declared
carried. so Dr Baker has only piece or
platform TO stand upon.
Two light rains last week has put the
land that had been plowed In CONDITION
TO seed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15

Board of Managers of the %. ID. hospitai
VIII Make such Provision

There were about fifty ladies present at
the meeting yesterday afternoon Of The
Board Of Managers of tho Old Dominion
HOSPITAL Mrs. ". +. Hatcher presided
ana MRS. abigail Crenshaw acte4 as
secretary. The object OF the meeting W.
10 hear the report Of the special com
mittee APPOINTED 20 secure more rooms
for hospital work. The chairman OF the
committee. Miss Temple, reported that
Two small houses cOuiu Dc secured al
most adjacent to the building.
The committee was instructed 70 secuIe
them. and the House Committee 10 nave
them gotten In readiness at once TOT
nurses home. ,,..., ...,,...
Nv this means twelve additional rooms
are opened up 10 the institution. be74ees
furnishing chambers for the nurses tHeIe
viii be fitted up al once private si'dlne
room and a lecture room for tnem- ne
third floor OF the hospital DuildlnB Will
Inc devoted TO surgical work.
A con munication was read from III
Preston. of the Southwestern Asylum az
Marion. Va. asking that four or I'VE OF
his nurses might be admitted 10 the tialn
ing school of the hospital. Thls request
was granted. IL, .,rata,D.
Mrs Stuart. corresponding secretary
rerorted that Mrs. w. III. Capers had ac-
cepted the craftsmanship OF the ENTER
talnment Committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15

There are Three Lodges With One Thou
sand Members.

NORFOLK. VA. oct. H.-Special.-The
Times correspondent has been on the
track for some time of a rumor that the
A. l.. A. had obtained foothold on
Norfolk. but not until this afternoon dlu
ne succeed I'm running il down.
There are now three lodges In Norfolk
two white and one colored-the latter
with so voters on its roll of member
ship. Another white lodge will be IN
stituted in a few days, and recruiting ls
N.ght.
The meeting places Of the lodges are
known only to the members 1t IS nQt
thought the \. T.. As Will snow the,I
hand in the fall elections, but tnere IS III
lie doubt that they are getting in fighting
trim for next spring. $3.50
II is estimated that there are LOO y.
i. A. in this city al present
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15
Durrant', Defence.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, Oct. lime
defence in the Durrant case VIII close
Tuesday morning. The prosecution Is
getting ready ms rebuttal testimony, ana
promises 60 substantiate all that mas peen
brought out In the REORGANIZATION o.
the defendant. The opinion is genera
that Durrants attorneys have sishaily
failed In proving any portion Oh the prom
ises made BY Deuprey In ms op.liNs
statement. There are many who th1nN
thst the Young medical student seriously
injured his case by going on the witness
stand. He told so many improbable ana
a. present unsubstantated stories as io
make the public mind ready receptacle
for a most sensational denouement
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col. IfuB WANTED.
1f Appointed Chairman He VIII not be
Antagonized.

NORFOLK. VA, oct. N.-Speoial.-
Times correspondent has made diligent
inquiry among the Republican leaders of
this section. with a view to ascertain
ing their views with reference to Cen
eral MahOnc's successor as chairman OF
the Republican Comm. tee.
The consensus of opiuion Is decidedly
favorable to Colonel William Lamb. of
this city. None of the leaders are an
tagonistic to him. ana enough is known
TO warrant the declaration that he can
have the Craftsmanship If he wants 1t.
Colonel Lamb * very busy man; his
large business connections occupy all
of his time. but Il is believed that he
will not refuse the requests that are
pouring in upon him from every part Of
the State 10 take the leadership of the
party.
If he will consent 10 do so. he will
not be antagonized by General Walker
or any other leader who has been men
toned i'm connection with the place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15
1 New Building Association.

Judge Wexford. of the city Circuit
Court has granted a charter 10 the Citi-
zens Building and Loan Association. No.
g. The number of shares OF stock to DE
issued by the concern are TO be not less
than 500 nor more than 300. and the
amount Of real estate To be held is not
TO exceed go acres
are 4 g. Becker. president: j. w
White. vice-president: e. &. Thon. treas
urer: Charles \. Schmidt, secretary
George Sorg George H. Richardson, and
Leroy r.. Brown. trustees. ". T. Ryan
George q. White. a. ". Harsrove, l.. +.
sullivan. 5. Stern. and Major T. l.. Court
ney, directors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15

To-day will BE- another busy day for
the members OF the City Council. for the
following meetings have been called.
Committee on Streets at , 4. NJ in
Room No = OF the city Hall: Committee
Oh Finance al T.. NJ. In the Auditor
Office: Committee on Light at $50 Il. VI.
IN Room so. -. joint session Of the Com
mittees on Finance and on Grounds and
Buildings. to consider the advsability Of
selling the Clark Spring property, AT q
l. NJ in Room No. = Of the City Hap
Committee on Grounds and Buildings at
: L. NJ. Board Of Aldermen al T. NJ.
The Committee on Streets viii also have
Q called meeting TOMORROW afternoon az
. o'clock in Room No. =. TO take action
i'm regard TO the granting Of a telephone
franchise 10 either the Standard or the
Home Telephone Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15

Mr.. Snead Falls With "a Rifle and the Load
Enfers His Eriend'n Hrnin.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, oct. H.
Spec.al-Mr. Esler Mooney OF White
Hen. was accidentally killed yesterday az
terncon while visiting the family OF Mr.
John Sread, near Free Union.
lie was sitting in the parlor in pleasant
conversation with Mr. Snead's family.
when he asked Mr.. Robert Snead TO
hand Gim n rife. which was standing
in the corner of the ROOM In complying
with the request Mr.. Snead fell with the
sun. when the load in the rifle explored.
sending the ban through Mr.. Mooney :
head, killing him instantly.
Mir o. f. Grove, . native OF England,
died suddenly yesterday morning at ivy
Depot. His funeral and burial took place
this afternoon
The handsome monument to be erected
as n memorial TO the late Or. W. 6. Dab
nev. Of the University of Virginia, ar
rived to-day and is being put IN place
The shaft is twenty-five feet nigh ODE
lslx i'm shape AMI made Of Virginia gran
lie by the Petersburg Granite Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15
TORsE RfCING iran.
lie MAY Run for Purse, says Judge III
prnhQtn-A Test Case.

grnhqm-A Test Case.
NEW YORK. oct li-Judge lnsraham'
i'm Court of over and Terminer, to-day lie
cided that there was nothing IN the Con
stitution making horse racing a crime,
that no racing or running OF horses Is
in violation of law. ,...,,
The Westchester Racing Association
was 10 cpen its first meeting At Morris
park T.. morrow, and TO decide the legal
NV of the Perry-Gray racing law, Colonei
Lawrence president Of the NestchesteI
Racing Association. was arrested last
Saturday He was charged WIN al
vertising a lottery and maintaining
public nuisance, and was taken before
Magistrate Cornell, who paroled him IN
custody OF his cOuuse. on writ OF habeas
corpus, granted by Supreme Court Judge
Ingraham, who made the writ returnaDle
this morning. After hearing the argu-
ments this morning. Judge lngraham
said the only thing he had TO decide In
this application was whether there was
any law making the proposed racing Ii
crime. and 10 decide whether the de-
PENDANT was about to violate It.
I'm the case of Harris against White,
said he. lit VIZ distinctly decided tnat
IL was not q crime TO hang up a purse
TO let the horses race for II. believe
that this complaint shows no violation
Of the law Of this state, and that no
crime has been committed"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15
Re,irnl n ImmanneI Church.

po,-ivol services arc h0IUg hold Tlls
vesk al Emmanuel Baptist church. R'V.
IL i. Hines. who has had great success
I'm evangelistic work is assisting Dr.
Nelson. Mr.. Hines preached 10 AIss
s,,d aroin last night. There are already
signs of deep interest ON the part OF th.
people. and good results are anticipated.
There will be preaching every night al
= o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15
virginia State Agricultural and Mechanical
s..f...t

The officers OF the Virginia state Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Society are hard
az work settling up accounts, and II VIII
be some time before they can tell how
they came out financially this year. They
hone 10 be able 20 make good showing,
however. and feel much gratined that
the Society has decided to have another
fair the second week OF next October.
This early decision will give them an
opportunity 10 go 10 work at once pre-
pairing for an interesting fair next year
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15
Pickett Camp.

At the meeting OF Pickett camp last
,ie',- a nommittee was appointed 10
drsft suitable resolutions on the death
of General William Malone 80, .o,,o IN.
,oreStin~ Incidents OF his European TRIP,
Vcsptain Hazlewood read the continued l...l
stoTY Of the battle OF Gettysburg pre-
pared by him. ,.a,,r,o1 her
,bnnks 70 the camp by letter i0r inc
rosoImtions of sympathy rendered her.
after the transaction or routine D"''
ress the camp adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15
Ii Mas Miss Naunin.

To the Editor of The Times:
Sir-In interpreting the illusions In
that letter of January. 1852. copied IN
Sundays Times. one error was made
which I'd like To see corrected. The
face that attracted by it's sparkling in
tailigence" was that of Miss Maupin. OF
the University OF Virginia l do not
speak from fancy. but from knowledge,
having read the letter before II ever saw
print. The "Hebe just In the bloom Of
maiden hood has matured into the lovely
woman. now Mrs. David Mcintosh. Of
Iowsontown, Md.
ONE OF THE OLD REGIME.
Richmond. Va. Oct. atn-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15

COLUMBIA. VA. oct H-sDeciai
Last night "a freight train on the enc ,
peake and Ohio railway was "itlN'
ferf ar Coiumbia about NJ o'clock. throw
me eight cars or the track. one cat
loaded with pianos and organs was
broken 10 pieces. ...
Fortunately this car fe' on a ue1...
over fhe canal. or 10 would have been
tbrovu ia the canal What the dani-
no the musical instruments Was Jour
Correspondent could not learn. The "a.
maj had the pianos AMI organs on u
was broken up So badly mat me oi-i..s
and pianos had 90 De- uansierre1 'o 49,. "''
other car and the broken car was pufAfi
Iu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15
Five Children the Same DAY.

DELTA. O.. oct. H.-Ars Joseph lang
don The wife OF a farmer living near
here. gave birth to-day within pa
OF three hours to five children. an OF
them males. ..t.a horo
news of the unique event reached hese
mis- evening and was for time gwen
10 crelence Investigation. however con-
armed the report The Ave chnlrsn are
apparently fully developed tnou.h Ia. "a.
nbvsiolans think they viii All 1--we. She
Is past tnirty-fve years. and mas three
othcr children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15
The Cnhh.s IslnnNers Indicted.

CAPE CHARLES. VA, oct. l4.-Spe-
ciaI.-The grand jury met at hastvliie
to-day and found true bills against WI
liam Bloxom. Percy Bioxom, FRANK
Shields, and John Zembrer. for the XIII
ing of the HudsOns brothers or CohD
Island on October 6ih.
They were each held under one thou-
sand dollars bail for their appearance AT
the November term of court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15
al. ,lleged Victim Returns.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. Oct. li.-oi-
acers to-day captured John laiior
charged with attempted assault OF Mss
Emma Anderson. tfteen-yeaI -oi' ,o.',l
nv s-irl near Clinton. Ky, and returned
nome to the scene OF the crime at Dies-
den. Tenn. -i,,.
The GIRLS uncle was tried FOR me me me,
If numbering the negro. who mysiefio1siy
disappeared Immediately Afterwards D"'
was acquitted. 49,.
e,1srd int the little town was very mucA
excited al his return.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15

In the Law and Equity Court. before
Judge Minor and a jury yesterday, the
evidence was partly heard in the case
of Mrs. Pearl B. Axes against Mrs VIII
helmina Schmidt. proprietor Of the Trans
parent Ice Company. The suit is for
s25oa damages. caused By collision OF
vehicles on the bridge leading 10 Bar
ton Heights.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15
From the nerrimac and Libby Prison

ca.,al, OIva the commander and SOY
o,'af PIf'' Of the Ancient and Hooraole
artilIerv we're on last Tuesday evehlns
81 aft ,' t6e,r return from Wcstover hand,
somely entertained at the Nestmorr.e,land
Club by Professor \. Bowdiech 1 Si%bp,
vyha gave them a sora supper. DuilhS
the evening. Professor Clapp presented
Commander Olys with Savel maze
from wood taken from the Merrimac ana
The old LIhhY prison.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15

one of the provisions of the Walton
election law states that the candidates
must announce themselves within a speci-
fled time. Candidates for the Legislature
who fail to-day TO send their names TO
the clerks OF their respective Corporation
or County Courts Will be left off the Of
fetal ticket, which is the only one that
can be used.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15
Grant Grcen.

CI-LPEPER. VA, oct. 1i.-Specal.-
Miss Mamie Green, daughter of Mrs.
lanes W. Green. was married At the
home of her mother to-day at noon; 10
-. W. W. Grant, of Denver. COL. The
memory of the late Major Marshall Nc
Donald. OF the United States Fish Com
mission. who was an uncle of the bride.
The couple left on the Chesapeake and
Ohio train for an extended wedding tour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15
Fairfax Republicans.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. Oct. l4-Spec' L.
The Fairfax Republican Committee mot
to-day to nomiuate a candidate for the
Nuuse OF Delegates. In place If Judge
Sangster who recently declined the nomi-
nation After a conference the commit
ice decided to make nominations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15
Hastings Court.

Frank Venable was tried in the Hust-
ings Court, before Judge Witt and
jury yesterday. for HOUSEKEEPING. He
was convicted. sent 10 Jail for sixty days,
and fined one cent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15
WRECh ON the v. IND "
sc,enty-six Passengers All More or Less
Infured-Occurred Near EIkhOrn.

CINCINNATI. OHIO, Oct. IA spe-
cial from Elkhorn, w. Va, says
field and Kenova, on the Norfolk and
Western railway. was wrecked this morn
ing. The baggage and mail-car and sec
ond-class coach were thrown from the
track. and then ditched Scventy-six
passengers were In the car. and all were
more or less injured. p. Dillon. Mayor
Of Pocahontas. Va. was badly hurt In
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15
The Contract Awarded.

Captain John A. Curtis has, as the low
est bidder received the contracts lot
deepening and widening the channel IN 'ile
James river and for the CONSTRUCTION 81
dykes ard building dams from Major n;
f.. Whitcomb. the engineer in charge OF
tho GONernment WORK.
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OBITUARY..


Mr. John W. Cartwright, Of Newport
News. died yesterday morning at the oid
Dominion Hospital lie was the son
of the late John ". Cartwright, ST., OF
Henrico. He lived in Richmond ana
Henrico all his life up to about seven
years ago when he removed to Newport
News lie leaves a widow and three
children three brothers, and four sis
ters The funeral notice will be
made later
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15
ihc neafh Rate.

The whole number of deaths in Rich
mona for the week ending October 18th
was. White, "A; colored. II. Annual rate
OF mortality per 1909: White. 1875; col
ored, 1884, total. 1906. The whole num-
Der of deaths for the week ending Octo-
Der -. 1894 was: White. Il, colored. II.