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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-03

by virtue OF a ds.ti ~ t-....
March q 1877. and recorded a. o..
pond Chancsry Court. Dcrd-no.t ID,
page 80. 70 the undersigned t-.
secure a certain note Therein l.s..t. ~
fault having been made. and t
CURED by the beneficiary So fo a.. '.
sell AZ public auction. on tho rr.. '..
THURSDAY. APRIL nth, ATtr a.
the REAL ESTATE therein d,..r...,
iollOWs. Lot u land Will
STORY FRAME TENEMENT r..-
designated AZ No. 70 north EtrI..
Twenty-thlrD street. hrsInr.r-
west line Of Randolph street g.. f..t.
Of the southwest lnfers -ctlcn ~ g...
and Pleas1nts streets. fh,r..
southwardly and fronting Thereof
feet. and running back between ,..
lines 40 fest 10 Coucurfan0e e..
which II has a Ike front" Tf..
little dwelling o. Eve rooms .r
home or Investment VIII pleas.
chaser. There h. ample room .r b..
currance-strcet front g. sr..f .
house.
TERMS. BY consent ono fourth ..
balance In six. twelve. ana .
months. per cent. Interest,". ..
trust-deed. EDWARD H. H...,
J. Thompson Brown q Co.. A..
ape
By II. seldom Taylor d. .r
Rcal-Estate Agents ana A..f .,.
EInyanfk anil T.rL .f..
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Military Cndets ApnOinted.

Among the appointments to the West
Point Military Academy that have re-
Gently been made are William \. Jordan,
Haymarket. Va. and James T. McGregor,
IilesVille y. &.
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SALE

BY virtue Of certain d..i ., frIt
dated December !. ls1l ami iI.
ed in the Clerks office Of n ur..
~ Court. Deed Book iii. a pose
fault having been mad. lu Co.,
OF the debt therein s.curI
by auction on tho farm af f.s
ton Of the Henrico turnpike a. ~
land boulevard. on
MONDAY. APRIL s. $50.
at l. o'clock 81. 1il of tne ILI-' So.
PROPERTY conveyed fl mr Dr. .i.
including .....
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN IihNi'
TERE.
2 WAGONS. CARTS.
ENSILAGE CUTTER 900.
MOWER. pLOWS s Dot ti- ii''.
ROW.
100 TONS ENSlIA'ia
TERMS. cash. b.. e.. ir.l.
an :
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uTsyNESS WANTS.

WANTED. TO SELL THE RIGHTS
AND RECEIPTS or AN ESTAB
LISHED, WELL-PAYING MANuFAC-
TURING BUSINESS 100 per cent. proit.
Small capital required. Good reason tor
selling. Apply TO 236 Washington street,
corner Eeyerly ap 4-3t'
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Conditional TnFt.Ons.

The pardons granted Thursday 10 Ned
Gum and Taylor Rowland. two long-term
convicts. were conditional If they ever
violate the penal laws OF the Common
wealth again they are to be returned to
the penitentiary to serve out their SEN
fences.
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A UOTION SALE OF THAT NICE
1ru,n cr,.nN. - 49,. -.
a; the request OF the oaa.r w. a.
NEAT FRAME TENEMENT, 10. III NEST
DUVAL STREET,

will be sold by auction. on ite r.as.s
on
TUESDAY. APRtb9
at SO O'Clock p NJ
The house contains about i'.
Is in good order. auI 90 q loco
property always rents we'll "
liberal terms Is desired
DENOON, UPPER
L
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FOR SALE.

SAW-M!LL. with carry-logs, wagons. and
all saw-mill fixtures. Also As ACRES
OF FINE LAND. about two
and a-half miles from railroad. The mill
is In irst-class order and In full opera
ton. Owner has other business and can
not give this his personal attention. and
30 will sell ut sacrifice. Price. s.. 800.
Apply to A. l.. ADAMSON, Manchester.
Va ap Div
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
A BARGAIN IN SMALL PRO-Ts
CITY TtAEs.


Oflce Of Collector OF City Taxes,
city Hall.
RICHMOND. VA, April /. 1876.
LICENSE-TAN NOTICE.
All parties liable to city llcense-tax for
1875 a re hereby notified that thy are now
due and in this office for COllec,i ION:
Agents Civil Engineers.
Baggage and EX- city ScaVsnger,
press, Commission NJ r
Fertilizers, chants,
Insurance, Dentists.
Labor Detectives,
Land. Electricians.
Manufacturing Ar Express Companies,
Giles. Fish and Oysters,
Renting Houses Fruit Stands, etc.
Railroad Tickets, Hotels.
Steamship Lines. Impounding Lot
Typewriters, Intelligence Office,
Architects. Junk - alers.
Attorneys-at-Law, Liquor Dealers,
AuctiOneers- Wholesale,
Real Estate. Wholesale Malt.
Tobacco Bottl.ng.
Common Crier, LIVER Stables.
Bar-ROOm Loan 1Nices,
y ~ Dealers. Lumber Measurers.
Billiard Tables. Mercantile Agencies,
Boarding Houses, Photograph -.
Brokers Physicians.
Cattle. Private Bankers,
Commercial, Private Entertain
Insurance. ment.
Merchandise. Public Rooms.
Pawn. Restaurants.
Railroad Ticket, Snacks.
Ship St0rages.
Stock. Telegraph and Tele-
Tobacco, phone Companies.
Chemists, Veterinary Surgeons.
Etc. Etc. Etc.
Parties falling TO pay this tax on or be
fore the Both day Of April viii b. subject
to the penalty prescribed by the city ordi-
nance. which provides that any person
who shall prosecute his business after that
time without having paid such tax shall
be liable to fine Of not less than 81 or
more than so for every day OF default.
Office open from $50 4. NJ 20 8 L. VI.
r W. CUNNINGHAM.
ap Elm Collector Of City Taxes.
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BY J. Thompson Brown & Co..
lll3 Main street.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
West. Property.
DETACHED DWELLING
AND
TWO LOTS. 25xl7S 9-i2 FEET.
ALL ON SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN BE-
TWEEN PARK AND MEADOW
STREETS

BY virtue OF de'd OF trust TO the un;
recorded in Henrico County Court, Deed
Book IA \. page 17S, 10 secure a note
therein described, default having been
made, and being required so 10 do,
will sell by auction. on the premises,
SATURDAY. APRIL 9TH.
at =. NJ. part Of the REAL ESTATE
therein described as follows:
Lot OF land on the south line OF Main
street beginning 80 feet west OF PARK
street. thence running westwardly ana
fronting on Main street 20 feet and run
ming back between parallel lines us w
feet TO an alley. IF DESIRED, WILL
SELL AS \ WHOLE OR DIVIDED.
ALSO.
THAT DESIRABLE DWELLING AND
LOP, fronting y ct ( inches on south
line Of Main street and running back
southwardly between parallel lines 10
which IL has width OF p feet.
This is a good property. In desirable
and rapidy~growng location. whose fu-
ture Is assured. The DWELLING. No.
1913 west Main, Is q neat, medium size
detached frame, nearly new, OF seven
THE LOTS are Of EXTRA DEPTH,
and well situated, near to churches,
schools, etc. and no part Of our growing
WEST END offers so good an opportu-
nifty for profitable investment for same
amount Of money as here.
TERMS: BY consent. one fourth cash;
balance six, twelve. and eighteen months,
s per cent. interest. properly secured.
EDWARD II. BROWN.
Trustee.
]. Thompson Brown & CO., Auctoneers.
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AUCTION sALEs-F,,,n

WHEN REAL ESTATE ~ sor.n TN.
IAxEs FOR TIE CURRENT cLf'y s,S
Dali YEAR ARE TO BE PAID De-
H ,t Bf THE VENDOR AND TH S
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Highest Of all in Leavening PowerLaest U.S. Govt Report
@!a!!:!!!! R Rsxassl!
ARSOLUTEIY PURE
AUCTION sALEs-This Day.

WHEN REAL ESTATE IS SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-03

Last Sundays Richmond Dispatch was
indeed a great paper.-Floyd Press.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-03

ny j. Thompson Brown 4 70
lll3 Main slraef
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GRADUATED SUGAR,
33c. PER POUND.

Clipped Beef, l5c. per pound.
Salt PORK. Sc. pound
Smoked Salmon, l5c. per pound.
California Hams, sc. pound.
Sour pickles, 2Oc. per gallon.
Best new crop New Orleans Molasses,
New North Carolina Cut Herrngs. 7c..
per dozen, or 500 per half-barrel
dozen New North Carolina Roe Her
rings for DC, or $50 per half-barrel.
Vanilla and G0lden-Drip Syrup, 30c. per
gallon.
California Dried Cherries &c. per pound
Best New York Creamery Butter, zoe
> HONE Made Jelly, &c. per pound
Sugar-Cured Shoulders, &c. n pound.
small Early June Peas. &c. per pound.
Try our Flour at $40 per barrel It's a
good family-lSc. per sack.
Rough and Ready Chewing Tobacco, &c.
Thirteen pounds Best Virginia Buck
JaS Brand Roasted, in l-pound papers,
20c. per pound: Java and Ldguyra.
Pure Lard. &c. per pound.
Large Cans Tomatoes, for 2jc.
New Mackerel. l5c. per dozen.
New Norm Carolina Cut Herrings, 800
per barrel
Pure Sugar-Syrup, l5c. gallon.
Good Tea, 25c. per pound.
Pure Rye Whishey, years Oh. s. per
Silver King Patent Family Flour best
Snowflake Patent Family Flour. S. per
barrel, or 20c per sack.
Best city Nils Meal. soc. per bushel.
Fresh New York Rutter. l5c. pound.
Price-List mailed on application.
=, 1890 and 1872 eas. Main street.
Phone 3l6. no 7-drxSu
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Peculiar
To Itself
Hoods
Sarsapari!la
Purifies
The Blood
Property Transfers.
MANCHEsTER.s NEWS CHATTER.

Do not be induced to buy having Hoods Sap
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Americana IOthins& Tailoring Co,
GIG east Broad street.
fan 6.sa S1&Wl
Zap 6-sa,SI&Wl
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

ANY LADY WISHING TO MAKE SIS
weekly should send stamped envelope 10
the WOMAN'S BENEFIT COMPANY.
Joliet ILL., Position permanent. and II
you can spare two hours daily, don't fail
10 investigate. ap 6-lt'
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Death of Mr.. Floyd Smith.

CHRISTIANSBURG. VA, April D.
(Speciai)-Mr. Floyd Smith died at MS
residence. in this county. to-day about
O'clock. lie had but short time ago
celebrated his Sth birthday. Mr. Smith
was one OF our most prominent citizens.
Under the old regime ne served as High
Sheriff and Deputy Sheriff for many years.
His personal influence was great. and
few men had a wider circle OF friends and
admirers Although the infrmites OF age
had prevented his active participation In
public affairs for the past faw years, yet
his counsels were sought until the very
last, and he will be greatly missed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-03

The Committee on Promotion for the
Womans Department of the Atlanta Ex-
position have arranged series OF musi-
Gales In New York city, and In this way
II is proposed to raise funds with which
to prepare a creditable exhibit Of woman's
work from the metropolis.
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TRUSTEES SALE or A yy.r
BAY-wINDOw Dwr,,txc

NO. 10 NORTH TWENTY-Tfrfpr
RANDOLPH STRRf.r '''"' Or
NEAR " SrREET
WITH a FRONT OK CONf.t.pu. &C.,
STREET '''''H. =
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CIR All VI.
An Enjoyable Banauet-AnOther OIL
..Find"-Thc Drought.

GRAHAM. VA, September 8.-(Spe-
cial)-Hotel Graham has just been the
scene OF the most brilliant banquet that
has ever been given in this section. 1t was
in honor Of Messrs. Liepziger, Curran.
and Burton, of Boston, Mass. who have
been visiting this coal-iield for the past
week. Mr. j. j. Tierney, a prominent
coal operator Of the Flat Top region. made
the address Of welcome. Many toasts
were offered. and were responded to by
prominent businessmen. The menu and
trimmings" were elaborate. and OF the
finest order. The guests were composed
principally OF coal operators and railroad
men. Mr.. T.. d. Sloan. manager OF Hotel
Graham, will long be remembered Tor his
efforts in making the banquet one OF the
most enjoyable affairs that have ever
occurred In Southwest Virginia.
Another oil find" has been reported
In this section. A Mr.. Smith. OF Mercer
county, while digging a well, at the
depth of sixteen feet found traces OF pc
troleum. and the indications are that
there may be oil in paying quantities on
the premises.
MIR. Hasker, Of Richmond. has been In
this section some time giving his lecture
on the fight between the Merrimac Nir-
ginia) and Monitor
The terrible hot weather Is still with
us, and rain is badly needed. Up to this
time we have had unusually seasonable
weather. and the grass and crops are
the best for many years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-27

The tobacco crop Is very light this year.
Mr.. jackson Harris. a prominent citizen
OF Kentucky. In visiting his father. Rev.
William Harris. near here.
Nearly all OF the summer visitors to
our healthinspiring mountains have re-
turned 10 their homes.
TYPHOID-FEVER.
A great many cases OF typhoid-fever
are reported from the country. the re-
suit. the doctors think. OF the unusually
dry summer Very few deaths have been
reported so far.
gentleman from the mountainous
parts Of Kentucky says that he was out
squirrei-huntlng recently. when by
chance he espied rattlesnake's head
protrudIng from crevice in rock. He
shot off the head. and the snake rolled
out. Immediately another head protrud-
cd. and he shot IL on. lie continued 10
shoot off rattlesnake heads I'LL all his bull
lets-oyer one hundred-were exhausted,
and still there was head visible
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-27
EASTERN HOSPITAL BOARD.
AccOmm odatiOns for the insane
Sick-Fire In the Woods.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, September 26-
Special THE Board OF Directors of the
Eastern State Hospital were in session
yesterday. Only TIVE members of the
board were absent-Colonel Walter II.
Taylor. Of Norfolk. and DR.. l.. s. Foster,
OF Mathews. The board decided TO erect
n building for the insane sick, to be
fitted up I'm the most improved manner.
and the Building Committee were au-
thorized 10 advertise for proposals for
doing the work, either as a whole In
detail. or both as they may deem best.
The bids viii be submitted to the board
at their meeting In October, about the
18th. The RICH, is reserved to reject any
or all bids. Colonel Walter II. Taylor.
tha president Of the board. Is yet detained
a, the Hot Springs by sickness.
Mrs. Amanda Caskie and her daughter,
Mss Amanda Caskie. Of st. Louis. who
have just returned from a delightful visit
TO Virginia Beach. are visiting Judge and
Mrs r. L. Henley before returning TO
their western home. Mrs. Caskie is a
daughter of the late Governor. and after
wards Circuit Judge. John NJ. Gregory.
of Charles City.
spending few days with his sister, Mrs.
II. L. Hundley, left to-day for Norfolk
en- route to Atlanta.
Professor Hugh $. Bird Of the college
faculty. returned here yesterday from his
visit TO Maine. and left again for Peters
burg to spend a few days before college
opens.
FIRE IN THE WOODS.
The woods In his vicinity have been
burning for some time. and large guam
tity of valuable timber has been de-
stroyed. A fire has been raging through
the woods on the Deks farm for some
time and the loss. especially in young
timber. is enormous.
Mr.. Hugh Mercer. son OF Mr. John L..
Mercer, chief clerk at the Eastern State
Hospital. is attending Covesville Aca-
denny. Albemarle.
Mr.. a. c. Peachy. commemorative
Attorney OF this county. and who recent
Iy rembved to Newport News, is here.
quite sick.
Architect Carl Ruehrmund, Mr. Writ
Il. Taylor, and Mr.. w A. Bryson, of
Richmond. were here yesterday.
Mr. s. r. Richards, scale inspector of
the Southern road, with headquarters at
Atlanta, has been spending several days
with Captain and Mrs. /. II. Topham.
MUCH IMPROVED.
Mr.. william II. +. Morecock, many
years Court Clerk here and who has
been i'll for some time. is greatly improv-
ed being able to walk around Dis
room.
Mr.. Thomas Newman. Jr.. assistant
postmaster here. has been unable 10 at
tend to his duties for several days. owing
to sickness.
President Tyler. Of William and Mary,
left yesterday morning for Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-27
ON THE PENINSULA.
THE AWARD IN THE BASEBALL
DISPUTE.
The Newport News "Fnns" Are Very
Indignant-A Negro shot While
stealing Cont-tn Oyster-TonSing
Cnsr-PersonnI and General.

NEWPORT MEMS. VA. September 70
(Special)-Th managers OF the Newport
News. Hampton. and Fox Hill baseball
clubs. OF the Peninsula League. met in
Hampton Saturday night and decided 10
submit the vexed question as to which
club Is entitled 10 the championship cup
TO committee of three--one member TO
be appointed blythe manager of each
club This committee met IN Hampton
last night. Irwin Tucker represented New
port News. Scgar Whiting, Hampton.
md J. \. Watkins. Fox Hi. After hear
ng statements from persons interested
each club the committee awarded the
rophy 10 Fox Hill. on the ground that
Is the only club that did not violate
aing OF the season. TO the effect that no
club would sign professional players.
ARE INDIGNANT
The Newport News fans" are indig-
nant at the committees action. They
SAY that Hampton first violated the agree
ment. and that when representatives OF
The Newport News club requested Mana
~ Watson, of the Fox Hill team, 10
Join them in making n protest he refused.
Then Newport News. in order 10 cope
with Hampton. also engaged two or three
outside players.
Newport News won every game played
with Fox Hill. and won all but two OF
them before the professional players were
engaged. Notwithstanding this. Fox Hin
c,limed the cup on a technically ana
secured a. The local ''rooters' declare
that the prize was fairly won by the
'Shipbuiders." and that II Is very
empty honor Fox Hill has wrested from
the victorious club. Newport News had
no difficulty in winning the largest num-
Der of games.
NEGRO SHOT
Louis Blair (colored) was shot last night
while attempting TO escape after being
detected IN the act OF stealing coal from
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway by V.
NJ Pettus. night watchman for the com
pany. The bah first struck a car, and
then glanced and hit Blair in the breast
He is not seriously wounded.
The draughismen employed at the ship
yard will give a banquet at Hotel War
wick Saturday night
Captain William T.. Gattenhead. charged
with longing oysters from the oyster
grounds OF Mr.. a. j. Jones. near this
city. was sent on 10 the grand jury yes
terday afternoon by Justice Brown.
The Italian bark Angela Peccame ar
rived here this morning from Baltimore.
She will load a cargo OF slaves for Cadiz.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-27
FAR SOUTHWEST.
Political Situntion-The CrOps-Had
EN- Badly.

'Em Badly.
GATE CITY. VA. September 26--(Spe.
ciaL)-The Republicans OF the Second
Senatorial District will hold a convention
at Big Stone Gap tomorrow. the 9th
to nominate a candidate to oppose MIR
ii. s. Kane.
Both the Democrats and Republicans
Will hold conventions here Saturday next
TO nominate candidates for the House OF
Delegates. Both parties held precinct
meetings last Saturday and elected dele
gates.
Senate seems to be highly satisfactory 10
the party. His fidelity to the cause OF
Democracy has never been surpassed In
every emergency that has arisen. in every
dark hour in the party's history he has
stood as true as the needle TO the pole.
and spared neither his time nor his means
in helping TO bear the banner to vic
tory. He has been potent factor in
the councils of hts party from his boy
hood. and his services will be remembered
on the day OF election. He is. more
over. fine electiopeerer. being Of a
genial. pleasant disposition, and having a
rare facility for making himself agree
able TO any society in which he is thrown.
lie is first cousin to Judge II. S. X.
Morrison. Mrs. II. A. Ayers, and Mrs. j.
Il. Richmond.
The Democrats are organizing thorough
~, and feel confident Of a sweeping VIC
tory. Mr.. George A. Ewing. one OF the
foremost lawyers OF this county. has
agreed 10 accept the Democratic nominal
ton for the House, after having been
earnestly solicited and he WIN probably
be nominated without opposition. He Is
an excellent stumper. and will make a
vigorous canvass. as well as an able men,
Der OF the House
THE CROPS.
The farmers seem 10 be sowing very
small wheat CROP probably because they
have found that the crop does not pay
tRre. "A large oat crop is being put out
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-27
THE BELvIDERE SCHOOL AND
KINDERGARTEN,
?0S FLOYD AVENUE.
MISS ROBINSON. PRINCIPAL.

Sixth session will begin SEPTEMBER
18TH. The new building IS bright. well
ventilated. and carefully designed TO ia
cilitate the management OF this school
Systematic Physical Culture is insisted
on, and the whole building may be
thrown together as a gymnasium, and for
a lecture-haH. Miss Robinson will be as
sisted by Miss Lewis who has won dis
tinction in her profession. and by Miss
Gravatt, already known in the city. The
Art OF Expression and Latin viii be
taught by Specialists. and German and
French by natives
THIS MODEL KINDERGARTEN. con-
Quoted on the only true system,
will continue under the same man
agement Circulars at West. Johnston *
Co.'s. Miss Robinson may be seen at 92S
west Grace street
Sc R.I3.i5l72O.22 2l2. 2GT. 29&Ocl
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ACCIDENT IL SUFFOLK.
4 Collision md Two Firemcn Hurt.
One Perhaps Seriously.

SUFFOLK, VA. September 26.-(Spe-
cial.)-While responding TO a iire-alarm
between 4 and 5 o'clock this afternoon,
the Phoenix steam fre-engine collided
with the hose-cart. The hose-cart was
overturned. and Messrs. James Franklin
and Joseph Croker were thrown 20 the
ground and narrowly escaped with their
lives Mr.. Franklin was only slightly IN
iured. but Mr. Croker was severely
bruised and cut. and had 10 receive sur
gical attention. from DIS. f. ID. and John
T. Phillips. who fear that he may have
suffered some internal injury.
TIL fire proved to be only slight ar
fair at the plant of the Suffolk Electric
LIGHT COmnanv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-27

LEXINGTON. VA. September 26.-CSpe-
al)-Mr Henry l.. Terrell died at his
home. in .Brownsburg, this county. yes
terday. after an illness OF six weeks. lie
had his hand mashed, which necessltated
the amputation OF his fingers. and this
was followed by an attack Of typhoid
fever He was an old Confederate sol
der. and was a member Of the -Four
teenth Virginia Cavalry. Captain J. y.
Straine's company. He was a valued
citizen Of his town and county. He leaves
a wife and four children. He was aged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-27
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,

No. 3 east Grace street Richmond. Va.
JOHN II. POWELL, Principal.
Mrs. T. O.. PEYTON, Associate Principal.
The twenty-third session of this Board
ing and Day School Will begin SEPTEM-
Der %. 1895. and close JUNE 10. 1896
Collegiate Department full and thorough.
The best advantages IN Music. Art, and
languages.
Richmond offers many advantages for
Improvement, in Lectures. Concerts. etc.
THE SUB-PRIMARY DEPARTMENT
for little girls of years Of age WILL BE
RESI- MED; charges from 80 TO $40.
For details apply FOR catalogue 10 the
Principal Ior at city book stores.
je 30-Su, W&F39t
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Drowned I'm Carriers Creek.

WARSAW. VA. September @.-tspe-
CELIA Mr. Copper. the manager OF a
farm az Point Francis, in Lancaster
county. and also captain OF q fine plea
sure-yacht. owned by ]. a., Francis 81
Baltimore was drowned in Carriers creek
to-day by the capSizing Of a canoe in
which he was sailing His body has not
vet been recovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-27
SHENANDOAH DEMOCRATS.
The strasburg Convention and the
Walton Law.

WOODSTOCK. VA. September 2s.-
Especial 1.-The following are the resolu-
tions in fun adopted by the Democratic
convention which met here on the 18th
and nominated candidate for the House
of Delegates:
We, the Democracy OF Shenandoah coun-
~. in convention assembled. Resolve. I.
That we deprecate the action Of the
party authorities OF Frederick county
and OF the city Of Winchester In persist
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-27
wcpnejck Taken to Washington.

Deputy United states Marshal Janney
Peasants left for Washington at O'Clock
last night having in custody Oscar Wen
neick. who is wanted in the District OF
Columbia for obtaining money under false
pretences by selling a spurious article
as rat poison. The prisoner Will be de-
livered to the Washington authorities on
an order of removal issued by Judge
Hughes.