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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-28
THE NEW IRISH ALLIANCE.
some say u Represents fresi"""-
tinI-Campniru MoNenicnf.

CHICAGO. Hi. September H"-Mcst
~ tho doleeates to the National Irish
Congress left for home last night. The
New York. Massachusetts,. and Pennsyi-
vania delegates took their departure at
10 O'Clock this morning, but President
Lyman. Of the National Alliance. when
was brought into existence yesterday
Will remain over until tomorrow. for the
uurpose OF consulting with the members
of the Executive Council concerning the
issue OF charters 10 local organization
and other matters relating TO the pre-
llminary work Of the alliance.
The delegates generally express them
selves as well satisfied with the outcome
OF the convention. ana some Of thcm
go as far as % predict that 100000 irish
Americans will be enrolled under the
hammer Of the new movement before the
advent Of 1895.
The appointment by President Lyman
Of John T. sutton, Of New York. formerly
of Nebraska. who was secretary OF the
old Irish National League for several
years. as secretary Of the irish Alliance.
is received with general approval
II is said this morning that the Gle
mcnt Of the race in this country that -
antagonistic to the movement. and which
sounded IT'S note Of warning immediately
after the present organization was ei-
fccted. VIII 'ssuc an address TO the pc0-
ple of the United States repudiating the
convention and its action. and DECLARING
that II does not represent the true feel
ing Of the irish people On this CONT
nent. but has been promoted with an eye
single 10 the manipulation Of the Irish
vote in the approaching presidential
campaign
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-28
TIE RUGBY SETTLEMENT.
Land Sold 20 Standard Oil Compn-
py-PetrUlcuni Development.

PITTSBURG. PA. September II
Henry Kimber, member of the English
Parliament. stOckholder and director
OF the Anglo-American settlement at
Rugby Tenn, arrived direct from Lon
don in Pttsburg ten days ago To-day
Mr. Kimber closed a deal with the
Standard Oil Company and released l.
them the 500 acres of land in the Rubgy
tract In Tennessee. oil and gas have re-
Gently been discovered on the extensive
tract in paying quantities. and the Stand
ard OH Company viii develop the find
The terms or duration of the lease have
not been made public
Rugby is a settlement which prominent
Englishmcn like Thomas Hughes. the
author. and others have been interested
in promoting. After development of
ten years the town Of Rugby claims only
200 people
The venture proving a disappointment
to its promoters, Mr.. Kimber. acting as
representative Of the English stockholi-
ers. came here for the express purpose
Of turning the property over TO the
Standard Oil Company for development
as oil territory.
Henry Kimber. accompanied by his
nephew. John A. Kimber. of New York
city. and representative Of the sand
ard oil Company, left to-day 70, Rugby
To arrange the details Of the transfer.
The Standard Oh Company will shin
the necessary machinery and equipment
into the new territory and begin develop
ment at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-28

have been doing. would he said. have 10
turn on the gas before ascending 10 the
burners. This. DurrGnt alleges. ne d'u.
but there IL no evidence that be tnfhed
the gIs OF again During the time the
orglnist was absent ir the quest OF pr1-
mo-scltzcr he gays he WAS lying down
on platform in the Sunday-school room
and he Md not turn the gas on AFTER INA"
according 20 The statement Of kIng
Robert ". MARYLAND. electrician az
other witness who visited the scene OF
the sunburners in the interest OF the Ne
fence produced drawings Of the So"
burners and sketch Of the electrical
vibrator used in one Of them 20 iigh' me
gas His testimony In connection WIN
this was favorable 10 the defence. lie
s,d ina, In one OF the yentilator-pipeS
there was quite a hole
IT is apparent that the defence VIII no,
confine itself 10 the abb. but that II WI
0ebt the case cxhaustiveiy on every point
.rbc case to-day went over until Tues
day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-28
ONLY one GUILLOTINE.
The One In Paris Does Duty All over
France.

There is only one guiliotine in France
all others having long since been de-
stroyed The one OF Paris alone remains
but it travels all over the country. In
the course Of its presentations the instru-
ment is governed by local customs, AMI,
according 20 their nature, are executions
painful or painless.
In some departments the condemned Is
slowly taken TO the place OF execution
through the streets. and toilet details de-
pend on local precedents. Not very long
ago prisoner was taken to early mass.
and meanwhile the instrument OF death
awaited hm by the church door.
In Paris only about fifteen minutes in
tervene from the waking Of the prisoner
10 the fan Of his head IN the basket. but
in the country the hungry knife is some
times allowed TO wait for its victim for
hours. The condemned is entirely in the
keeping of the gaOler. who is responsible
for the mans life-that Is 10 say, 1t is his
duty to deliver to the guillotlne "A living
being
But, as things are. prisoners are often
needless tormented by the timidity or
the keeper, who. knowing 10 what peal
ties he would be subject. is Over-anxious
to guard against suicide.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-28
WOODSTOCK.
The Shenandoah Agricultural Fair
Personal Points.

WOODSTOCK, VA. September o.
Especial THE tenth annual fair OF the
Shenandoah County Agricultural Society,
which commences here on Tuesday Octo-
Der 1st. promises TO surpass any other
ever held here.
The celebrated Stonewall Brigade Band,
Of Staunton. is under contract TO furnish
music on Wednesday and Thursday.
The racing will be good. as there are
large purses Offered. The exhibits Of cat
tie will be much larger than usual. and
all departments are filling M.
Miss Louisa Fitzpatrick Of Nelson cOun-
". is visiting Mrs. Colonel Z. i. Stick
ley. Of this place.
Miss Olive Mauck, of Page county, is
visiting Mr.. ". r. Mauck.
Mrs. j. NJ. Bauseman. of this place, is
visiting relatives in I.oudoun county.
Mr. Charles Clover. son of Mr.. Joseph
II. clover. who is employed as an eX-
press messenger between Savannah. Ga.
and jacksonville Fla, is visiting his pa
rents here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-28
SEtUOAnD AIRLINE.
Rum0rs of Impending Changes
Among officials Denied.

BALTIMORE, MD. September 27.-Re-
ports have been industriously circulated
during the past few days respecting i'm
pending changes that affect the higher
officials of the Seaboard Airline Rail
road Company. The essence of the rumor
is that Major John G. Winder, formerly
vice-president of that system, is TO be
reinstated i'm his old position, and that
President St. John has already ten
dered his resignation.
The attention Of President II. Curzon
Hoffman was called TO the rumors. and
he said they were evidently the pro-
duction OF the same malicious persons
who had been spreading such outrageous
and ridiculous reports from time TO time
hat there was no truth whatever in any
Of them. and that the entire statement
was false in every particular; that there
were no changes contemplated in the
management of the Seaboard AIRLINE:
that all interests were in accordance with
the management.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-28

HARRISON OuT OF IT.
said to Have Withdrawn ns " ''eH
Dental Candidate.
(New York Herald)

tNcW ! Orh iitieiHi -
! IT Is said upon the authority OF ~
publican leader of national reputation '"dt
B benjamin Harrison has Withdrawn 'ro'',
I the presidential race and mas name"
William Mckinley as his siduary ies'-
More than the semblance of TRUTH Is
given 10 this report by the TACT tu"1
! Charles w Fairbanks CNr. mar iii
personal representative ana VI. 49,
candidate for United states e""tt'. sf,ca
hees's placeD has been in the CIV S'Ho
Yesterday. and that ne had sever dl ~
fercnces with the former Low, Nv
Joseph Z. Foraker whose ulIsslJii ,,aS
as told exclusively In the helHVt, -,
IN off.et an anti-Harrison commune 'y.i
I'm Tbor,as 4 Plat and senator VI: D
QUAY i'm the interest Of McNlhi'S. ~ ~
Fairbaukss unexpected appedl - 20 an
scene may render the ioIHldtiion mn
antI-Harrieon combination ehuIe'y "'
Fver since his defeat in 1892 il has pen
vol understocd that General Hait's1n
vas candidate for the place ~ ny
head of the presidential uchr. ~ General
mated i'm 1896 he has been "nal 49,
lanes : ClarksOu called i'CtN'l'.
cnudid1ta but no one was aUthoI ~ "
announce his candidacy. fu-rtu .iaiI
son was indiscreet enough 10 zen d..
and place no seal Of secrecy on MS Hp';
tbat his father was IL cdnlldd't' "'tI
would accept the nomination II ne CoUl'
But General Harrison himself did not
indulge i'm any statements that 'EtH1,5,
nlicht afterward prove TO have oceii III
advised and premature The aye i' I'M
cv Of Senator quay in Pennsylvania anu
y &. Plat i'm New York have pIuNgd 'nc
wisdom OF General Harrison's course
For this reason tho spectacle 81 ,rIGs
Charles W Fairbanks. Grnefdl nam
sons most trusted adviser. IN conference
with Joseph B. Foraker always an anu
Harrison man-at the t'nth-ANenue Hotel
is no iuCOngrU'ty. e,t ~,
Mr. Foraker is not a warm friend OF
Mckinley. and If he absolutely Gnu oI t,..
the Ohio situation might not support tnr
Governor. but would 20 20 Iowa or Adl.e
for his candidate Early In the ngit oEti-
iIres are said to have been mace ny MN
~ Senator Allison. but since me con
vention Mr.. Foraker has been Worhlns
Tor Mckinley. He and Senator quay nave
arrived at A partial understanding
Just % what extent Mt. fatt ".'lI
lend himself % the aid Of a comblndt'oH
ia supuOrt Mr. Mckinley Is a matter OF
Doubt Mr.. Platt is known 70 nave con-
ditioualIv promised his support - MI
Read as his second choice. and under no
circumstances would ne give his support
To- General Harrison Senator quay cher-
ishos the same intense dislike Of General
Harrison. but it is said by his friends that
he will support Major Mckinley as his
first choice and Allison as his second
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-28
SALES.--FUTURE
RAND SALE OF TROTTIYG sTocr
W At RICHMOND VA, AVN

y I IuRsDAY AND FRIDAY, OcrOsrR eiru AND 2iru
". CARTER, SUCCESSOR 10 CHAMBlIN A tAprrR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-28
THROUGH THE STATE
A TUG BURNED ~ THE ArroMAT-
TON RIVER.


PETERSBURG. VA, September 81
,s,ec,al)-The steam tug Louise "''
nropcrtv OF Messrs c. H. MarshalI anu
J o. James. Of this city caught ''e a.
her wharf here about o'clock TINS morn
ING and was burned 20 tho waters edse'
The ing cost about $500, and there was
M Insurance on her. II has not as yet
been discovered how the fire originated
Tho Goals i'm the engine had De'h
banked. and the FIRE was first seen %"
the deck. The tug was filled with water
bv the hre-cngines and sunk. ana Is
believed that her machinery and nun
are intact. II Is thought the fire may
have been She work of an incendiafE'
The Louise ala towing-work on the James
ana AppomattoX rivers
SALE or 4 CHESTERFIELD FARM
The Stewart farm. Of sixty acres. i'll
Chesterfield county. about two miles Ii"'"
this city. was sold yesterday by M'SS's :,
pyle q De Haven, real estate agents y.
this city. To MIR James II Bailey ol
Canada. II Is understood that The price
paid was $500.
Personal. AND GENERAL. NEWS.
The remains Of Or. r. \. Hare oil
Prince George Countrywide committed SUI
eide yesterday morning. were brought 10
this city this afternoon In hearse anu
Inferred In Blanlford Cemetery
II was learned to-day that Dr. Han
ala not cut his throat. as was at irst re
ported. but tina, with the razor when
was found near him H. severed the nam
artery of his left arm. and blcd 10 death
IN that way. lie was dead when found.
II - supposed that mental depression
caused him to commit the act.
Henry Hicks. one OF the old-regime
darkies. died last night at the residence
% Mr. Charles T. Robinson. on High
street. at an advanced age. He was
much respected by an who knew him.
Ii Is expected that the Ancient and Hon
orable Artillery Company, Of Boston, who
are to visit Richmond on the eth Of Octo-
Der. Will spend the sth looking over the
baitle-felds around Petersburg
WOODS ON FIRE.
The woods on the line Of the Norfolk
and Western railroad in Prince George
county, a few miles east Of this city.
caught aiire In some unknown way yester-
day morning. and a considerable area was
burned over. Much damage was done 10
fences and crops and some cord-wood
destroyed. Among the losers Of cord wood
were Simon Jones (coloredD, and Messrs.
r. f.. Mccain and James A. Smith.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-28

BOSTON. MASS. September Elm the
Superior Criminal Court to-day the jury
IN the case Of Joe Walcott. Of Boston.
and Dick OBrien. of Lewiston. Me. the
puginsts. rendered a verdict Of not guilty.
and the defendants were discharged.
The Indictment. in substance charged
that on August 2Sth the respondents did
wlfully engage in fight with each
other. against the peace and dignity of
the Commonwealth and contrary to the
form OF the statute in such case made
and provided
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-28
DECIDED DEADLOCK.
PAGE AND SHENANDOAH DEMO-
CRATIC HOUSE CONVENTION.
Two Hundred nnd s!xty-One Ballots
and No Nomination Madeline Mnt-
ter Then Referred Back 10 the
People.
People.

ITRAy. VA. September 27.-lSpecial)-
The Democratic convention. called 10
nominate a candidate to represent rage
and Rappahannock counties in the next
House Of Delegates Of Virginia assembled
in the courthouse here to-day at noon
After organizing. three gentlemen were
placed in nomination: Captain y. >.
Parks and r. j. Armstrong OF Luray' ana
II. A. Bickers. Of Shenandoah.
The convention adjourned sine die al
10 O'Clock tonight. after 2Gl ballots had
been taken. without making a nomna-
ton. The matter will be referred back
10 the neOnle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-28

Among the consignors are such prom.-
nent and well-known breeders as DR.. =.
". Maddra. owner of King Nutwood: a.
" Ford. owner Of TrevlIian. POS u. cole
Bascom. owner OF Nasco. Frank Sturgls,
owner OF Norman wilkes. David Young,
g. c. Harris etc
The list OF offerings includes YEAR
LINGS. TWO AND THkEE-i EAR
OLDS. the get Of well-known sires out OF
great producing dams. fun sisters and
brothers 10 fast performers and winners.
also. HANDSOME. STYLISH AND
WELL-BRED GELDlNG nicely broken,
and ready for the track or road and
BROOD-MARES Of rich breeding, I'm foal
To the best siros i'm Kentucky
We VIII offer a. FEW CHOICE HUNT
Frs and HtGH-CLASS SADDLE
HORSES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-28
Frcdericksburg Elects Delegates.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, September
q (Special)-At a mass-meeting OF the
Democratic party. held here tonight Tor
the purpose Of electing delegates 10 the
convention. which meets at Spotsylvania
Courthouse on next Monday week 10
nominate a candidate for the House OF
Delegates. the following were elected:
James :. Knox. Eugene Bode T.. u. Cole.
T.. j. Smith, j. T. Brauer. Arthur Bal
lard H. f. Crismond. a. T. Embry.
George W. Wroten. Henry Dannehl. j.
j. Minor George Freeman. Jr
The meeting was the largest OF its
kind known here for many years, and It
is now forcgone conclusion that Mr. L.
w Smith will be the nominee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-28
Probable Ministerial Changes.

A Petersburg special says: Rev. j.
Powell Garland, presiding elder of the
Norfolk District and Rev. J. II. Amiss,
presiding elder Of the Portsmouth Dis
trict. spent Thursday with Rev r. T.
Wilson. OF Richmond. at his summer
home. near Petersburg. 1t is said that
they discussed the matter Of transferring
Mr. Wilson from his present charge 10
that OF presiding elder Of the Petersburg
District. II is also said that Mr.. Wilson
Is not averse to the charge. and that
such a recommendation strongly backed.
will be presented TO Bishop Galloway at
the next conference.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-28
SOUTHERN PASSENGER ASSN.
No New Commissioner Iet--Rcsigna-
ton of Mr. Hans.


NEW YORK. September 1.-THE mem
bers Of the Southern States Passenger
Association held an informal meeting
al the Waldorf Hotel this morning. and
listened to the report Of the committee
appointed to select new commits
siOner The representatives Of the South
ern Railway and steamship Association
also met and talked over the selection
Of a commissioner TO succeed T.. Il. Stahl-
man. who resigned last June. but came
10 no conclusion. The association will be
rcorganiZed as the Southern States
Freight Association.
In the afternoon the convention Of
southern railroad representatives, and
those representing various other lines al.
lied with southern railroads was held
President Thomas Of the Nashville Chat
tanooga. and st. Louis railroad. presided
The question Of an agreement on freight
rates for the coming year was discussed
but no schedule was adopted.
The resignation of Solomon Haas. as
sistant 10 President Spencer. of the
Southern railway. was received but no
action was taken.
The meeting adjourned until noon to-
morrow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-28
CHARLOTTESNILLE
Cornerstone of the Episcopal
Church Laid.

CHART. VA. September
21-(Special)-The cornerstone of the
new Episcopal church here was laid this
morning. with Masonic honors. When
the procession arrived at the site the
Rev. Mr.. Lee announced that at the last
moment Bishop Newton had notified
him that he could not he present, but
that the people should not be disappoint-
ed In respect of an address. He then in
troduced Captain Micajah Woods, who
spoke about five minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-28
Indictments for Manslaughter.

NEW YORK. September H.-The grand
jury this afternoon indicted Thomas Muir
ray. foreman; Thomas Walker superin-
tendent Of construction; John II. Parker.
contractor; Dennis +. Buckley, building
Inspector Charles f. Behrens. architect.
and Edward j. YOudal, architects as
sistant. IN the case OF the Ireland build
ing collapse Of August eth last. The In
dictments are for granddaughter in the
second degree. the extreme penalty for
which Is ten years imprisonment
The jury dismissed the complaints
against Joseph Gudbera. plasterer. and
Jefferds Lilleck, foreman, who succeeded
Murray.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-28
sLEMp NOMINATED.
Republicans Pat Him Up for the
Senate.

BIG STONE GAP. VA. September n
(SpecialJ-The Republican convention 70
nominate a candidate for the Senate
from the counties Of Wise. Scott. and Lee
met here to-day and nominated Captain
II. g. Slemp. OF Lee. who represented
that county last year In the lower house.
II is stated that the name Of Hon. A..
l.. Pridemorc. Of Lee. a former Demo
cratic member Of Congress, was for
while considered
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-28
rAVQUIEn AND LouDovN.
unior Hatcher Nominated NJ the
u.mocrntic EIoHter.

LEESBURG. VA. September H'-'Spe-
cialD-The Democratic joint convention
Of the counties Of Fauquier and Loudoun
10 nominate a foater delegate to repre-
sent said counties in the next virginia
LEGISLATURE met AZ Mddlcburg. i'm the
latter county. to-day. Milton McNelEn
was made chairman. and Arthur Sheet
and T. T. Berry secretaries. Major -. {.
Hatcher. Of Fduqular. was unanimously
nominated on the first ballot. Great
harmony prevailed and the silver ques-
nlnnn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-28
Colonel John r.. Penn sinking.

ROANOKE. VA. September 27.-(Spe-
cial)-Colonel John T.. Penn grew rapidly
worse last night. and has been sinking
all day. He had two hemorrh1ges OF
the bowels last night. and his life is now
despaired Of II is not believed that he
will live through the night He COM
manded a regiment under Stonewall Jack
son. and lost leg at Antietam. He was
a member Of the Virginia Senate for
number of years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-28
WcstmorcInnd and Northumberland
Democrats.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. September
.-(Special)-The Democrats of west
moreland and Northumberland met in
convention at Village. Northumberland
county. to-day and nominated Hon. Ben
iamin Chambers as the Democratic can
didate for the House Of Delegates. The
convention adopted free-silyer resolutions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-28
BUSINESS WAITS.

WANTED. RELIABLE AND EN-
PERI ENCED PARTIES with logging out
fits 60 cut and haul out about 5wwj OAK
logs. The average haul would b. ABOUT
one half ~ three qulrters OF mile. -
20 A. J.. SHEPHERD LUMBER COM
PANY. Richmond. Va. So 2s--t
WANTED. To SELL ONE VERY
FINE YOUNG MILCH COW. fresh 90 the
pail; YOUNG CALF. and large mixer
On consignment go u. \. LUCK q
BROTHER, w south Twelfth street
So 2s-lt'
WANTED TO RENT THE HAND
SOME RESIDENCE so WEST FRANK
LIN STREET. furnished or unfurnished.
in flats or as whole. Apply to y. ".
BOWIE or 10 Mrs. B. H. NASH on the
premises. Sc ~
WANTED. 10 SELL NICE. CLEAN
SAWDUST. Free from sticks suitable
for mathematics ana packing purposes.
DAVID ". LEA & co.
corner Main and TWenti IN streets.
Phone DDS Sc 21-2t'
WANTED. TO SELL LARGE-sIzE
SECONDHAND COOKING STOVES
cheap. GASOLINE FOR sale. TIMING
PLUMBING. AND GAS-FGTTING
LEIDNS STOVE-HOUSE.
1909 east Franklin street
So lq-te near Oh Market
WANT TOU To BUY HALLS STAND
ARD SAFES Take all the premiums the
world over. Prices and quality guaran-
toed. Large assortment Of Second Hand
Safes I'm stock at very low figures. tx
pert work promptly done
r. L. BARNES. Sole Dealer
q north Ninth street. Richmond. Va.
lam
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-28
Ocean View Hotel,
Ocean View, Va,
Fall and Winter Season
OPPOSITE OLD rotfT cow oH''
REDUCED RATES.

Excellent acc0mmo .1tlons. ti'"'
o-J ex,'-isitc!y rpturrishDd tni
flsctrir lighted Steam heated
tn,s i'm its perfection AN thr c'ulla RI.
redning attributes OF nome hi LII
adVantage Of public entef.Aina,.i 4,
faciltties for the enjoy nt 'I t't
ee..t,i~EST FISHING on THE AIl.ANI'S
COAST. MUSIC. pANtiN''
THEArRICALS a.. ala.
ana presenting many lntef,r.ins '. r.
tracting features conducive ~ st.l
o.. Ir,ntin. Bath.ng. Driving.
'"'' CHARLES L. WALTON. AA"-'
sc IL Pm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-28
DIssoLUTIoNs & PARTNERSHIPS.
NOTICE

NOTICE.
The firm OF JACKSON BROTHERS 81
MORGAN, at brakes Branch, Charlotte
county. Va, VIII be dissolved on Septem-
her 36 1895. by mutual consent. All par
ties having claims against the above firm
will please present same Immediately at
their office for payment, whether due or
not due. and all parties Indebted TO US are
requested TO come forward at once and
settle and any who cannot pay up ia
full are requested 10 close balance by
note.
Respectfully,
Drake's Branch Va.
September II. 1895 Sc l3-d; Sc 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-28

: Ia the catalogue Viii Ia found th. .....
| sucn great performing and r.
ssires as Treyii.an. 2u> l-t. h W..
co. PetosEey. N1xlm Yourv .T, 90
ster 2.Zi -, Almont Heimur. .-l
Every animal goes Jo the highest .....-
without Emit or reserve
Further Information and c.tsi.er.s Cd.
De- had of ". j CARTER a. rD
mf east Main st-..
Post-O''oe H.t I'D
\. Remember the dates D,ruur,
9TH AND 18TH.
Tho horses can he seen s.ttr-f .l... ..
tore o." sale at l''} east Frankie ..-s..
SALE WILL BE HELD RAILS ..
SHINE AND COMMENCE ar 70 ms
EACH DAY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-28
(Warren Sentinel }

We have had the pleasure of seeing
an excellent oil portrait Of Mrs Charles
T. O'Ferrau, from a photograph, by Miss
Lizzie Mccoy, Of Riverton. now the
teacher of art in the Female Seminary
OF Goldsboro'. Ala, which does great
credit TO her facile brush. and evinces
talent that will place her in the front
rank OF artists