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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27
DUKE IN AT THE DE NCH.
Marlborough Rides second with the
MeadoWbrOOk Hunt Club.

The Duke Of Marlborough was royalty
entertained by James l.. kernochan and
the Meadowbrook Hunt Club. says a New
York Dispatch The Duke arrived at the
clubhouse about T. NJ. IN Il trap with
Mrs kernochan and Maxwell Stephen
son, her brother. lie had decided % ride
the chestnut horse Rebel 10 the hunt pre-
ferring him To RetribUtiOn, the pick Of
the keTnocnan stable
A. $50 p NJ. the start WAS made from
the clubhouse, with about twenty hunt
ers in the saddle. Among them were II.
+. Herbert, II. *. N!ngut. Harry Page.
Kinsley Magoun, T.. Willard Hoby. James
l.. KeInochan, g. i. Hone, Maxwell
Stephenson. j. ". Stewart. Thomas
Hitchcock. Ollie Bird. Ralph y. Ellis. and
the Duke OF Marlborough. Mrs. Adolph
Ladenburg was the only lady In the sad
die
The hounds were given the scent about
a mile north Of the clubhouse, and the
course was through East Williston. East
bury to near Roslyn and around 10 ola
Westbury, where the XII was bad near
the Townsend homestead The Duke was
highly pleased with the run. and he de-
Inopstrated 10 the Long Islanders that
he could ride and take fences with the
best OF them. lie was second In At the
death IL being close contest between
Tommy Hitchcock, the Duke. and kins-
ley Magoun.
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KEMP WAS SENT on FOR MURDER.
The Slayer OF Morris lloyd VIII APP
psar BEFORE the GRIND Jury.

The case Of William A. Kemp tcolored'
charged with shooting and killing Maui
rice Boyd, came Up in the Police Court
yesterday. from the evidence Of several
witnesses IL appears thai tho shooting
was entirely unprovoked. Kemp was sent
on 10 the grand jury.
The cas-. Of I.onnie Lewis. charged with
shooting and wound!ng Lewis Toney, also
came up for examination. The prisoner
through his counsel, Mr. .. 9. Richard
son. established an aiibi, and was there
fore allowed bail IN the sum OF $40 Mr.
". = Gum. Toney's employer. went on
his bond. Toney yesterday was reported
as being much worse
The following cases were also disposed
of:
walter Shields and Dixie Vandyke
(coloredD were charged with stealing an
overcoat and umbrella. the property OF
poIsons unknown. Their cases were con-
tlnued.
Adolphus Allen (colored was charged
with striking and woundins bradford
Robinson. The case was continued 10
November 9Th.
Harry 4. Fassett was charged with
breaking into and entering in the night
time tn. store Of 4. Giann0ttL with III
tent to commit larceny. lie was sent
on 70 the grand jury
John Johnson was charged with cruelty
treating two kittens. The case was con-
tinued until the 2Sth.
Michael Kelly and James c. Smith were
charged with Obstructins the sidewalks
with old junk. The cases were continued
until the 9th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27
SYNOD OF VIRGINIA.
An Indignant Deniai-The Question
of "a Cheaper Paper.

CHARLESTON, w. VA. october %
(Special.) -Synod being somewhat ex-
hausted after the long. anxious discus
sion OF the seminary-removaI question,
convened rather late this morning.
Key. G.. G. Sydnor. of Bedlord Springs.
Va. conducted the devotional exercises.
Evbjoct. Gods Divine care ana over
;uiing Providence
After the reading OF the minutes OF
:eaieTdays proceedings a. recent student
81 Union Seminary was introduced. ana
Indignantly denied the assertion mat any
OF the seminary professors had not done
oil that was possible to retain MN ana
others at the seminary. IL was only
Through the efforts of the professors mat
he had remained for two Yeas.
a CHEAPER PAPER.
The greater part of the morning ses-
sion was taken up I'm The discussion or
a paper submitted by Rev. Wilildir CHI
kerson. I'm behalf OF Lexington Presby-
terry. arguing the necessity OF Il cheaper
religious paper II was urged that we
must have something in the reach of all
he people. 10 compete with the abund-
nnce OF trashy and irresponsible lite
rature" which Is everywhere distribute u.
Ouch "A paper would reach more people
tGan our colpOItcrs do for the same
money. The most feasible plan seemed
40 be 70 give the central Presby terian
such support that fl could be published
a. a cluD-rate Of 81 per year.
After discussion Wy ReVs. Vance,
tmith, Whitley. Brooke. NEWMAN. White
Hooper. and Others, It was decided to APP
point committee 70 confer with the
EDITOR Of the Central Presbyterian on
rates.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The afternoon session was consumed in
hearing committee and preshyterial re-
ports
After the afternoon recess Rev.
Theron ii. Rice. OF Alexandria. preached
70 a full house. on the Ministry OF Re-
Cancellation" from Second Corinthians
", 1872. The night session was devoted
TO hearing memorials Of deceased breth-
ken Synod closed with a service OF song
and prayer. and viii meet in October
next at Lcwisburg. W. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27
MRS. PARNnLL's EFFECTS SOLD.
The Lady VIII In Future Reside In
New York.

BORDENTOWN. Y. j.. October o.
Mrs. Della y. Parnell mother Of Charles
Stewart Parneil. whose household effects
were recently sold at auction. VII 90 to
New York in Il few days 10 reside perma-
nenuy. The proceeds Of the sale did
not reach 500 The articles sold wsre
old paintings. pictures, Autographs. vases
ornaments, books, carpets. bedding and
other household effects. and Al piano
which Mrs. Parnell had owned since she
was q girl.
A few years ago. when It became known
that Mrs. Parnell was almost in desti-
tute circumstances q fund was raised for
her and she has since been receiving a
small pension from this funl. rhe prln-
cipal Of the money being held in trust.
Mrs. Psrnell is in feeble health. and
never fully recovered from the mystic
rious assault made upon her one night
last winter while she was on her way
home from Rordentown to Ironsides. She
was unconscious for several weeks as a
result of her injuries. The cause OF the
assault or the identity OF the 9ssaiant
has never been discovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27
borough: T.. Ginter Waldorf; a. II. Boul'
ware, w. II. Trigg. F'ifthAvenue.
Msrriagc Of Mr.. Hardwickc and Miss
Mondy.

Miss Nellie Mondy was married At 6
y. NJ. Wednesday in Vcnabie-streot Bap-
tot church to Mr.. Charles i. Hard
wicke TIE bride is n daughter OF Ny
J. ". Mondy. who Is an old and trusted
employee OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway. and the groom IL engaged by the
Ferguson Printing Company, of this city
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Mr. OH.
The bride wore picturesque costume
OF fawn- colorCd material.
The maids OF honor were the Misses
Annie and Emma Mondy. sisters Of the
bride. Mr.. Jack Ferguson acted 90 best
man. and the ushers We're Mcssrs w.
Sherrs, Z. J. Taliaferro. Joe Wilson, Will
liam Herotete. Thomas Curl. and J. c..
Floyd.
The happy pair left over the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad for
n wedding-trip 10 northern cities, after
a deltg htful rcpast, which was served at
the residence of the brides parents.
The presents were numerous and hand
some.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27
LEAVES HER HUSBAND.
Mrs. Truxton Benlc, Binine's DauSh-

ter. 10 sac for u Divorce.
Mrs. Truxton Beale, who was Miss
Hattie Blaine. has left her husband rs
0nalltv. says u Washington dispatch,
and the separation, il is rumored, VIII
eliminate in divorce. She VIII sue
for the divorce. alleging incompatibility
ard he will make no resistance. MI
Beale has gone 10 South America on
business.
lie informed some OF his friends OF his
intended trip prior to his departure
and also declared that he would offer
no opposition TO an application for d.
vorce on the part of his wife. Mrs. Beale
has rejoine,i her mother in Maine.
IL appears that almost from the time
OF their honeymoon dsagrecments have
arisen. Mrs BeaIe left her husband
sorue months ago end went 20 her mother.
At that tine she yielded 10 the earnest
advice ami persuasions OF her friends
and returned 10 him, but not TO remain
very long.
She Is now said by her friends 10 be
determined in her purpose To seek a
LEGAL separation. She has resisted all
influence seeking restoration Of her
marital relations 90 stubbornly that ef-
forts to that end have been abandoned.
In addition to the friction OF opposing
Compartments beIween Mr. and Mrs.
Beale, IL is said that monetary questions
have caused trouble
Mr. Beale is by no means independ-
emily rich. his mother having control
OF the estate. and his wife is in the same
dependent condition, Mrs. Blaine having
been left the sole custodian OF the pro-
perty and money Of the late Secretary
of State. IT is asserted that Mrs. Blaine
has contended that Mrs. Beale ought TO
provide liberaiiy for JruxtOn and his
wife. and that Mrs. Beaie has main
tained that Mrs Elaine should open her
purse to her daughter. IL IS under
stood that the application for divorce VIII
be filed in the courts of Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27
THE DEaN's LAST DAY
''''si"n nj the Monumental r..
with This Tveoinp'. g.

The mission" az Monur. mai r..
IL drawing 70 a close Large mu,tr.l.'
people have been Toasted on Pho
sp!rltoal food ia toe earnest sae,..' :
Dean Barrett. Twice every d.y
church has been SLED with ,a..-
ami women q every - .r '''-
condition in iHc. Even ye,fDrIsy ..
cayb vas no exception. : man ,,...
be simpler. mOie undssum.uy tr...
void OF 'fa'orical ana cl0CIt0r.-,
than is Dean barrett '
~ lii-l" orpnin child g. vr,.t.- OIL.
an tn countless sgrs ana o ..l..
stud IN, heavens. visible g.. .....
sad he. wlrml, saturday r,o~r.,.
cause that iitNc thing Car s,
Father Who Art .n fiHar.r. .r. ..
physical universe besides can't .. 81.
The Dean tabs the Gospel ,...
simple.
Dean Barrrtts Sermons yo-'o-4.,.
both powcr.I. ana utnl suing IT,.
he will l.l tho pulpit 30 A...n.-..
the last time. a being -a .-
the mission there. Tnos. rrr r...
heard this eminent dleu, adj -... ..'
TO DO so TO-DAY. AZ NE B4e-,t .''
no compensation from The crur.t ,.. '
work, there VII BE- special ..
az the afternoon service Ter teo ,.....
arv society.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27
4 Pleasant Surprise Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kaufman. who have
just returned from an extensive bridal
tour. were given surprise-party Sunday
night last, at the residence OF Mr.. samuel
rooms We're handsomely decorated, and
a bOunteOus supper was served. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Or.
kopiOwitz Misses Sadyc ana Bertha
Mothn,r. Mary Bernstein. Flora and car
ria Elck: Pearl Liehtenslein. OF Char
lotte. y. c.. niece Of the Sroom; Eta
Engleberg, Stella Jacobs, Sarah Kaut-
man: Mr. and Mrs Carl kaufman. MIS-
q Mortimer, Mrs. Samuel Jacobs, Mrs.
c. swartz, Messrs. W. u. and Jacob Green
wald. William Jacobs. Joseph Mothner.
c. III. and William ii. Underwater, sam
uel and Harry Kaufman. Moses and Les
ser Greenwald, j. w; ana samuel craig,
and Reid Craig, and Louis and Abram
IiNck
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27
NEW WHISkEY TRUST.
4 Gigantic Combination of Distil-
Icrs Formed.

A combination has been formed be-
tween all OF the important distillng in
terests In the country. says New York
dispatch. TO regulate prices and produc-
ton Of the goods.
In the agreement. which includes 80
per cent. Of the entire output. the Amer
lean Spirits Manufacturing Company Is
allowed Y per cent. OF the aggregate.
This Is a greater allotment than had
been anticipated when negotiations were
begun several months ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27
City-IfaII Court News.

In the Law and Equity Court yesttr-
day suit was brought by Schoolneld.
Boatwright Il Co.. Baltimore, VS.. Il. H..
Boykin I; Co. Tor $yr.
The trial OF The case Of George 8.
Vashon Vi. the United Brethren Mu-
tual Ala Society for 1900 was begun In
this court.
In the Circuit Court yesterday morn
ing the business transacted was ne
follows:
The suit OF Bart & Co. VS.. Spero
Alexander was dismissed.
The suit OF the Jones National Fence
Company ". the Richmond Agricultural
implement Company was dismissed.
The suit OF W. A. Moncure, trustee
VS. Salomonsky & Co. was dismissed on
motion OF plaintiffs attorney. as was tie
suit Of Wheelwright & Archer W.. Jacob
Kirsh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27
THE RECRUITING STATION.
Requirements OF the New Depart
mcnt Uerc-The Banaar.

The United States Army Recruiting
station. No. 1. which Is located on north
Seventh street. was visited yesterday 10y
n Dispatch man, and the officers in charge
showed the news-ea therer through the
building. The station Is the first Of
row OF new brick buildings recently erect
cd, on Seventh street between Main and
Franklin, and IS well suited for the pur-
pose.
Applicants for enlistment must be be-
tween the ages OF q and 30 years; un-
married. OF good character and habits:
able-bodied. free from ailments. and must
be able TO speak, read. and write the
English language.
For the infantry and artillery the height
must not be less than feet inches.
and weight not less than 1913 pounds. and
not more than 100 pounds; and for the
cavalry the height must be not less than
5 feet inches and not more than feet
10 Inches, and weight not to exceed 10
pounds.
The term of enlistment is for three
years, but a soldier, in his first enlist
rnent, after having served one year. may
be accorded the privilege OF purchasing
his discharge at any time for several
months thereafter. uron payment OF
stipulated sum. $50 being the maximum
purchase-price.
All soldiers receive. in addition to their
pay. rations. clothing, medicines, and
medical attendance.
The officers and men in charge OF the
station ara courteous and obliglng, and
seem ready TO answer any question fully.
Twenty-Five applicants have filed their
papers. and one man has been sworn in.
The entire floor up stairs is used for
sleeping apartments and storage-rooms
for the men.
The regimental boys are working along
as usual. on their regular routine. y
new social club will be organized this
week. to be known as the Jolly Owls"
that viii. no doubt, eclipse all the others.
The muskcteers are going to do all in
their power TO make THE War OF Roses"
a success. They will be on hand In large
numbers every night during the fair.
The Hospital Corps will detail man for
duty every night, and II any one Is taken
sick they will receive the best attention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27
Mr.. Jones's Funeral To-day.

The funeral of Mr.. James Leigh Jones.
who died at his residence. No. 1916 Floyd
avenue. Friday night, will take place
tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock from the
Second Baptist church. Of which the de-
ceased was for many years a member.
The following gentlemen have been Sc
lected as pall-bcarers:
Actiye-Mr. Joseph y. Montgomery,
Captain +. y. Starke, Mr. Fayette Fox,
Professor Charles Winston. Messrs.
James d. Crump. r. r. Mayo, William
Miller and T.. ID. Hotchkiss.
Honorary-Mess A. y. Wood, A. II.
Robins. ]. Taylor Elyson. DR. George b.
Steel Mr.. William EllysOn, and Captain
WALTER ROHie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27
AproMATTOx DEMOCRATS.
A Rousing Meeting and CLUB or-
panized.

WEST APPoMATToX. VA oc'oo''
6.-(speclal.)-One OF the largest anu
most enthusiastic Democratic mec''"sS
ever known In the county was hsiu a.
Anderson Mil tonight. Messr5: JOSH"
Eutton. chairman. and s. J.. Fersuson'
secretary OF the county organization,
were ON hand 10 address the people. ana
right royalty were they received. Ineir
spcechcs were excellent, and at tin'ss
raised the enthusiasm or their heu'. t
ia the very highest pitch Arter M
speabing was over Democr@.le ~, ~,
was organized, 80 strong anu was "a', 's,,
the Button ana Ferguson S!uo. aIteI o o.o
o.a.o,s Of tho evening. The Democrats
Of Appomat,ox are thoroughly aroused
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27
Their Floral Anniversary.

Captain and Mrs. j. T.. fitz ceiebrate'
their ilOral anniversary ~ their SUBURBAN
home Wednesday evening. Inc event
vas indeed one OF lOve!iaess ana beauty.
The parlors and dining-r0OIns Were arts
tically decorated In flowers, palms, ana
evergreens. interspersed with shaded
lamps and cande.abra Of various hues.
Captain aud AIrs. F'itz received their
friends in the front parlor beneath
floral arch. from which Was suspended
double heart Of pinl, roses. Vhey were
hgsisted by Miss Douglas Terrell OF
Louisa. At $50 o'clock Menieissohn'
wedding march was rendered By the noted
pianist and organist, Professor Leo +.
Wheat
After this poem. composed by Captain
Fitz and dedicated 10 his wife for the
occasion. was read by Mr.. Wheat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27
BuutIng's Circu. 10 Winter u...

Arrangements are iHnr r.t. us,...
IIuntlng's Circus. Museum. aaI v-.'.
RE. which sh3wci hero ll.t A.-r
have the usc'of che GVposi.aa-Gr.
winter quarters. Tho Ar' Tu.sr, a..
be Atted with heating apparatus Ii. ..,
be used As an 4nimn-log,r Tf. a..
are 10 be stored boz tte main .,.l..
holl, and the hors,s Will bs q..-..-.
the box stalls The circus vin .'...
season. which has extended ...- .-...
two week. a. MHrf'cestar IS d.
the - OF Novembar. and Nl D.. .r..
as once TO this city.
In view o, the fact that P,v-,. o,..
Wild West win also wia,er a.-. p.,
mond promises % be lively mao, D..
showmen through the winter mert,, 81"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27
Mrs. Gwatkin's FunernI.

The funeral of Mrs. Mary !. Gwatkln
viii take place this afternoon at o'clock
from the Monumental church. Mrs. Gwat-
kin's children are all in Richmond. WIN
the exception Of Mrs. j. l.. Curtler. VINO
resides in England The deceaseds emil
dren are r. Biackford GwatiSin. Mrs
charles =. Stokes; Charles Otey GwatSin,
OF New York; James Gwaut.n. OF New
York: Mrs r. Lewis Marshall, OF Wash
ineton: Miss Lizzie Gwatkin, and william
-. Gwathin.
The pan-bearers this afternoon will be:
Honorary--Mr Hugh Blair, Dr. W. w.
Parker. Messrs. stephen Putnsy, W. >.
Forbes. Rufus Yarbrough, and william
/: White.
Actiye-Messrs. Emanuel Millhiser,
George \. Iathrop, Esbert G. Leigh, Jr..
y. Stokes. Jr., Glen. Knox. Felix
smith. W. +. Jordan, and Wydham Black
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27
Stabbed I'm the Abdomen.

Charles Hudgins, Western Union mes
senGer-boy, about Il years old, IN a
difficulty, which occurred between him
and some other boys yesterday afternoon.
a the corner OF Tenth and Canal streets,
was stabbed with a penknife by a col
oIpd boy named James Mayo. Mayo
was arrested and lodged al tho Second
Police-Station. The wounded boy was
taken 10 his homo. No. $40 north Second
street. and WAS afterwards carried 10 the
Retreat for the Sick where his wound.
which was in the abdomen, was dressed.
The hoy was thought not to be AZ 81 Sc
riousy hurt. and after the necessary
surgical assistance had been rendered
ne was again sent home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27
THE FIRST or THE SESSION.
A Recital ia Which a Richmond
Lady Takes Part.

LURAY. VA. october 26.-(Speclal)-
The first recital OF the session was given
at Luray College last night before n cul-
tured audience. Among those taking
part in the exercises. which were OF an
interesting character. was Miss Florence
Epps. OF Richmond. Much praise was
accorded her, and Miss Laura Thompson.
of Lancaster county, who also gave q
charming recitation.
Mr.. IL. r. Farrer. native OF this
county. who has been living for some
years past IN Georgia, has returned with
his family TO the county. where they will
in the future reside.
Work on the new county jail building
is progressing favorably.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27

The funeral of Mr.. Gustavus A. Peple,
whose death occurred at his residence
last Thursday. took place yesterday morn
ing at 10 o'clock from All Saints
church The services were conducted by
Rev. j. Y. bowman. assisted by Rev,
+. S. Stickney. The obsequies were
largely attended, many OF the hands
and employees of the Marshall Manu-
featuring Company, OF Manchester. OF
which the deceased was superintendent,
being present. These employees paid a
touching tribute TO the memory OF their
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27

dead superintendent by placing upon ms
grave two beautiful horal designs. me
mound was literally covered with these
beautiful tokens OF memory to the dead.
The following gentlemen were pail
bearers:
Honorary-Messrs. A. Gipperlch. Carr
Euker, William Rehllng. G. Bauch' j.
n. baskerville, Henry Ingram, John Ia
williams, and John r. Mcclure.
Actiye--Messrs. oscar Cranr. otto MOTT
ing, j. q. Drosu. Arr1re Heinrich
Matthew Morton. =. T.. Valentine. sam
uel Sinton, and c. ". Russell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27
Good Roads.

The Good-Roads Convention, which con-
cluded its session at Richmond last Fri
day. formulated a plan for the improve
ment OF Virginia's roads which will, on
the whole. meet with approval. or
course. some may differ about unlm-
portant particulars. but the great thing
is 10 start the ball rolling. There are
numbers OF excellent methods of giving
the people good roads. II the people can
only be prevailed upon to demand them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27
The Horse show.

The Old Dominion Steamship Company
attractive and personally-conducted ex-
cursion to New York. November 9Th. 10
the great horse show. Il proving 10 be
very popular. quite Il number have al
ready been booked for the trip, ana adj
ditlonal names are being received daily.
LyncAburg and Danville viii also be rep
resented. as well as Richmond. This Is
delightful trip, and hundreds Will take
IL in.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27
Cornerstone Laying.

CIJpEPER. VA, october %-,Spe,,
c,ol1-The cornerstone Of the colored
nmblic school here was laid to-day by the
colored Odd-Tellows. Hon. John Il. Mas
sey, l.. l.. Whitcstone. Mayor charles
Al waite. and J. ~ Brackham. County
Superin,endent Of Schools. made ad-
dresses. The building VIII be hand
some brick structure. situated on upper
Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27
CAPE CHARLES CITY.
Oy PIeased-A Painful
Accident.

CAPE CHARLES. VA, october %
Special 1.-THE oyster-planters in this sec
ton are more than pleased with the pros
poets for a prosperous season. The oys-
.ters are fat and large. and are bringing
good prices IN the cities. For three years
the oyster interest IN this section had
been almost 4 complete failure, which
necessitated the taking up and replanting
OF the large beds AT Cherrystone and
Old Plantation creek. MIR. j. Il. Jones.
the largest planter and shipper at this
place. says the prospects for large and
prosperous season were never more fiat
tering.
AIR Robert Roberts. OF the Cape Charles
Ice and Lumber Company, while super
intending the loading Of vessel OF Ice
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27
A View Foot-Bau Tenn.

The "Youns Tigers" OF Nsnah4 y.-,.,
have ORGANIZED a football team II f-.,
No as follows: r. Bremen. .-et r...'
and captain; J. Mondy. ien ria-, D.
Ragland. centre guard; g. Moran r,..
half back; l.. Taylor rul t.c,. "A u,-.
ton. left half back; f. Nrhs-.-or. -...,
tackle: j. Purcell, lrft tackle. d. Nod
centre tackle: y. Parker, l.f ,.i. u.
TYLER centre rush
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27

on Thursday. fell into the hold OF 'ne
vessel. dislocating his shoulder, ana
slightly iniuring himself otherwise.
Mr. Joseph ResteIn. passenger conduc
tor OF the New York. Philadelphia ana
Norfolk railroad. who has been very III
with typhoij-fsver FOR more fhan month
Is rapidly improving.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27
Died from Heart Disease.

Shortly after 10 o'clock yesterday morn
Ing a colored man named Boiling Smith
died at the corner OF Fifteenth and Broad
streets His trouble was heart-disease.
The ambulance was summoned, and the
body was taken 10 the almshouse TO await
some request from the dead mans rcla-
tiyes.