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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-28
Personals and Briefs.

There will be a meeting Of Pocahontas
! Council National Union. tonight at 8
| O'Clock
Rev. T.. r. Wexford and wife. of New
port News. are in the city, at Judge
! Il. r. Welford's.
Mr. ]. NJ Newell was the contractor
/ for the new Howitzer Armory, not Mesrs.
! W. r. Newell Il Son.
\ private fre-alarm. numbered ISL, ha:
J been placed in the Richmond city MINIS
ON Williamsburg avenue.
/ Mr. and Mrs. John Heth Finney. OF
MINNEAPOLIS MINI. are visiting Mr.. Fin
ney's parents. at Soj Leigh street.
! Miss Sallie II. Moore has left for the
! Hot Springs. where she will remain until
April lst, when she goes TO the Warm.
/ Mr. Ephraim +. Bradley, wel-known
citizen OF the county, Is critically Ill at
| his residence on the Mechanicsville road.
/ Rev. l.. b. Johnson. pastor of the Sout
Boston Presbyterian church, Is the guest
OF Governor O'Ferrall, at the Executive
Mansion.
Miss Aubrey Robinson. of Petersburg.
arrived here yesterday. after spending the
past two months with friends In Wash
ington and Fredericksburg.
Cards are ont for the marriage of Miss
prominent young merchant of Reidsville,
~ c.. at her home. No 7i2 north Fourth
street. on the 9Th Of March al IL A. NJ
Messrs. George l.. Street, J.. l.. Ecker,
II. ID. Hotchkiss. and X. Henry HarwOod
visited Cincinnati last week and partc-
pated In the Shrine ceremonies there on
Friday night. There were about go cam
didateS.
There was a monthly meeting OF the
Council Committee on Cemeteries at
O'Clock last evening. Present were Chair
man Grimes. and Messrs. Vaughan.
Branch. and Cottrell. Only routine busi-
ness was transacted.
a. Tonight at o'clock the Old Dominion
Democratic Club will meet at its head
quarters. corner Nineteenth and Main
streets. The question OF having charter
and that Of securing more commodious
quarters will be considered
Lodge OF Strict Observance. No. 2o7.
conferred the r. a. and +. c. last Mon
day night. There was a large attendance
OF members and VISITORS Richmond Com
mandery. No. 2. knight Templars, con-
ferred the order Of the Temple Tuesday
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-28
MIS-. C. Y. HUDSON.

For a year and half did not get
over one and one-half hours sleep each
night; but after taking the Nervura
began to sleep and as ! began TO sleep
| began TO gain, and after | had gained
one hours sleep more than ! had before
] was greatly rejoiced.
MY husband has paid out hundreds OF
dollars for my cure. in each Kind or
medicine ! could name, but nothing
helped me until took DR.. Greene's Ner-
vura blood and nerve remedy
A wonderful story this, and yet every
statement is absolutely true. No person
ever suffered more than Mrs. Hudson.
and no more wonderful cure was ever
effected than this marvellous cure by DR..
Gieene's Nervura blood and nerve rene
dy. III this medicine will cure such a
terrible and extraordinary case Y VIII
surely cure anything and everything IN
the line Of rheumatism and neuralgia.
How any one can read about this re-
markable cure and rot give DR.. Greene =
Nervura blood and nerve remedy an I'M
mediate trial is beyond the comprehen-
sion OF the writer. In the face or such
strong evidence OF It's curative powers.
sufferers who will not at least give II n
trial deserve to continue TO suffer. Far
tcularly should IL be taken now. 40 such
diseases always yield more quickly and
are cured more readily In the spring.
Another reason why this grand medicine
can be taken with the utmost confidence.
is the fact that its discoverer is our most
successful physician in curing nervous
and chronic diseases. DIR. Greene. OF 81
west Fourteenth street New York city.
who can he consulted free Of charge ty
all who choose to write him or call upon
him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-28
SHE TELLS ALL.
The Whole Truth About the Halter
Comes Out.
ALL THE DETAILS EXACTLY A.
THEY HAPPENED.
And . More Remarkable Thins
Never Was Known.

When a woman once makes up her
mind to tell the whole truth about
matter she does so with all her heart.
and gives. without reservation or hesi-
tat,on, AZ the facts just az they oc-
CURED. II n so with Mrs. c. II. Hudson.
who resides In Brunswick. Me-, from
whose lips fell as interesting story OF
extraordinary facts as a newspaper writer
ever Cleaned for the reading public.
Last year I was In such condition
that I could not walk or use my hands
at all. NV husband was obliged to lead
mo from the bed to the table, and almost
carry me, I was so bad on.
81 was taken with the grip In the form
of muscular rheumatism. IL took me IN
the rizht leg first. and the pain was
awful IL was about two years ago that
T was taken. and 7 suffered all the time.
nm 10 last fall, when I began the use
of DIR. Greenes Nervura blood and nerve
remedy. .,
81 had tried many other kinds Of medi-
..ines. but steadily grew worse. Las'
fan commenced with Nervura- My bones
were growing out of shape, and i could
not so much as wiring out a handkerchief,
or stir I'd a mess Of bread, or use my
hands al all.
81 took twelve bottles In all. AFTER
using the first five bottles l BEGIN To
gain. and now I call myself well
II am 80 grateful that l have recon.
mended 1t TO many persons. ana snai'
continue TO do so. Ii seems almost a
miracle 10 my neighbors and myself. tba'
from being so terribly afflicted as was
last fall. I should be a well woman To-
day--a space of only six months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-28
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.
Eoutinc business by the Hoard
County Committee Called 40 Meet.


WILLIAMSBURG. VA. February "a
tSpeclal) General William b. Tahaferro.
Colonel William Lamb. Senators James
y. Stubs and Thomas III. Barnes. Of the
Executive and Finance committees of
The William and Mary Vlsitorial Board,
were here yesterday holding their regular
ucetAS. looking into the management
81 the institution and the accounts Of
The treasurer both Of which were found
absolutely correct. The COMMITTEES WAS
in session untl q late hour last night
ana came together again this MORNING.
0nd adjourned in time for the early
trains. Among the work done was TO
make appropriations for the library. aad
department Of natural science, and 10
purchase portrait Of James Madison.
formerly a president OF the college. The
MODEL school WAS Inspected and the
visitors expressed themselves well Pleased
win its practical operations.
Chairman Andrew J. Barnes, of the
DtnOctate committee OF James CITY
c unity. has called his committee 10 NEE,
next Saturday at Toano TO decide whether
there shall De a primary or convention
70 nomiaate county officers, and as 10 the
bass or representation.
Among those mentioned for Treasurer
Ire ID. W. Marst0n aud Thomas Wynne:
for Sheriff. n. r. Harren. Il. W. War.
burton, Benjamin Radcliffe. r. s. Mean
lcj. and Walker Ware: for Commissioner
t'nnly once, Parke Jones and Southcy
bankins Mr. Ro T. Armistead and
'>rw Hranch would like TO represent
NE Commonwealth In the courts. An of
we abovc-named offices are filled now by
Republicans.
me county Board Of Supervisors on
".tfQay recommended for appointment
'eoee smith for County sapeTintend-
s' ei Ire Poor Andrew j. Barnes-.ern
" Sn'ee iour years from July next.
r"htl William Lamb. OF Norfolk de-
80" last right a, Cameron Hall a
D., thietts'ning lecture on Blockade
'''"e'as During the c.yil War"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-28

8. waddeii were married. The marriage
was ut the home OF the bride. and the
ceremony was performed by Rev. Hugh
Henry, OF Briery church.
The bride In daughter OF MI bamueI
w. Daniel, and has many admirers on
account OF her beauty and varied accom-,
plishments. Mr.. waddeil Is a snccess'u'
young farmer. and Is universally popu,
lar The bride was bccomingy s.u'eo
In a vo,ns.awav dress and looked lovely.
The following couples acted as attend
ants:
groom. and Mr.. Hilliard Nelson; MISS Mss
A. Iobn pantey: Miss Lou Morton and
Mr., Richard johnson; Miss Kate Town
ssna and Mr. Daniel Hurt Miss Ella
PANEL sister Of the bride. and Mr. Ro,
| 49,, watkins: Miss Maud McGehce and
~. rnther Ytaman. Miss Cora Daniel
and MIR. Thomas Foster; Miss Annie Nor
| ton and Mr. barry Sharp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-28
Nuuomatt0x National Park.

At regular meeting of Pickett-Bu-
chanan Camp of Confederate Veterans
held in Norfolk on Tuesday night the ioi-
lowing resolution was adopted:
"Resolyed That Pickett buchanan
Camp. Confederate Veterans, fully en-
dorses the movement for establishing a
national park at Appomattox as Mt
ting place TO make memorable the closing
scenes of the late war when the great
chieftain. X. f. Lee, surrendered that lit
tie band of heroes TO overwhelming num-
bers and received generous terms and
treatment by the generous victor. General
L. < Grant. and that we respectfully
nominate General Fitzhugh Lee and Gen
eral John Il. Gordon for two of the
commissioners"
A communication from Comrade j. y.
Stubbs. chairman of History Committee,
Grand Camp of Virginia. as to CoDfed-
crate history of the war. was. on motion,
referred TO the History Committee Of the
camp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-28
THE ICE IN THE hay.
Question Of . PASSION or ssraish

Question Of . Fusion or straight-
ost Ticket In the County.
NORFOLK. VA, February T.-tspe-
cial.)--The schooner william. Franklin.
Captain Thomas. sailed from here yester-
day for Baltimore. but returned last night
on account Of the Ice In the bay. Schoon-
or Helen Hasbrouck reports plenty
OF ice of Newport News last night.
Every man In shipping circles is look
ing for news Of the schooner George r..
Dudley, Captain Wilson, which sailed
from New Haven about the 9Th Of this
month and has not since been heard
from.
The Norfolk county politicians are al
ready actively preparing for the spring
campaign. and various deals and counter
deals are rumored. 1t Is asserted that
the opinion among the county Democrats
Is about evenly divided as 10 the expedi-
ency OF fusion or straieht-out ticket at
the coming election. Many Democrats
say they favor losing every office rather
than support fusion. while others. equal
~ staunch In Democratic faith, claim
that II is better TO secure at least part
OF the Offices than take the chances and
probably give up everything TO the Re-
publicans.
Nitfs ~ NJ
Nearly $500 have been so far secured
for the erection OF a Confederate monu-
ment In Norfolk
The funeral OF Paymaster Chapman took
place this afternoon In the chapei at
the United States Naval Hospital. Chap
lain Morrison. Of the receiving-shlp. Of
floating. and the remains VIII be for-
warded to Bridgeport. Conn, tomorrow
morning by the Cape Charles route.
The Presbytery OF Norfolk viii hold
special meeting next Friday to consider
an application from Cape Charles for ala
for the erection Of church.
ANOTHER MILL IN VIEW.
Wongo. the Indian pugilist and MS
trainer are still here waiting TO arrange
a sunrise fight with Billy Duke at l'o
pounds Wongo ia not satisfied with the
late meeting. which was interrupted by
the county Sheriff.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-28

ed In few days. under Professor Mao
sey's direction.
A charter has Just been granted for .
railway from Shelby. or Lincolnton. to q
point In Mitchell county. A charter IL
sought for 4 road from Southport into
South Carolina.
FIGHTER.
Baxter shemviil, who killed DR.. Payne
at Lexington. Is said to be worth $1,000.
made on patents. He has been In many
shooting affairs, and q few years ago in
the course OF fight with a one-armed
brother-in-law. the latter fired seven bull
let's into him.
ID. n. Risler's handsome residence. at
Charlotte, was burned early yesterday.
The family had q narrow escape.
I'D. de Berry, prominent Stanley
county farmer. while hunting yesterday
slipped on the ice aid fell on his gun
the load in which tore or the top of his
head,
ESCAPED.
Three convicts. all white-one In for
life and the others for thirty years-es-
capped from the penitentIary yesterday.
One was Avery Butler. OF Clinton. samp-
son county. who when only IA waylaid
and assassinated his father He escaped
from the penitentiary some months ago
nhN "as III "A western county,
where he had committed forgery. He got
suit OF citizens clothes. put this on,
and deceived a rear guard. who gave him
n key. which Butler dropped so II was
secured by the other men.
The Railway Commission Is arranging
TO secure connection between the Sea-
board Airline and Southern. railway
trains here by slightly altering schedules.
MIR. ELLYsON SPEAKS.
Last evening there was hearing on the
various building and loan association bills
by the Senate and House committees. Al
this Mr. Ellyson. OF Richmond. was one
OF the speakers. To-day a bill was pre-
pared. which Is satisfactory to all parties
concerned. All the building and loan laws
are by II made strictly conformable 10
North Carolina laws. The bill provides
methods OF withdrawal and repayment
Of loans. and excludes reasonable fees
and fines from interest 1t also makes
the associations conform TO the new
per cent. interest rate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-28

The Norfolk baseball team will m..,
there March 18th.
Mr. Route Raines. OF Stafford county,
Is cead. having reached the age Of %
years.
Mr.. n. J. Francis. a wsI-known m.r-
chant OF Petersburg. IL critically m Of
congestion OF the lungs.
Mrs. Nancy Toombs. wife Of MIR. Gabr,e,
Toombs, died Sunday az her home. near
Summit. In Caroline county.
A lodge OF Independent Order OF Odd
Fellows Is to be shortly organized Al
Deep Creek. In Norfolk county.
The new Zion Baptist church ,eolorea)
I'm Portsmouth. has been completed. aud
turned over TO the congregation. The
edIfics cost $4,000.
Mr.. Robert Gillian. receiver Of the Pc
tersburg Street Railroad and Asylum
Railroad companies. who has been In New
York on business connected with these
companies. returned yesterday.
The residence OF Mrs. Mary A. Ballard,
In Spotsylvania county. about six miles
from Fredericksburg. was destroyed by
fire Sunday. together with its contents
nothing being saved except two beds.
Loss 500: no insurance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-28
Brandreth's Pills
relieve rheumatism and any disease
arising from impurity of the blood.
lSu. Tu, Th&wl
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO FOR
THE NEW YORK NAVY-YARD.-Feb-
ruary ~, lS95.-Sealed proposals, endorsed
Proposals for Tobacco for the New York
Navy-Yard. to be opened March 30 1895, "
viii be received at the Bureau Of Supplies
and Accounts, Navy Department, Wash
ington, ID. c., until ~ O'Clock noon. March
30. 1895, end publicly opened Immediately
thereafter. 10 furnish at the New York
Navy-fard ipWo pounds OF Navy to-
bacco. The tobacco must conform to the
Navy standard and pass the usual naval
inspection. Blank forms Of proposals will
be furnished upon application 70 the Navy
Samples OF the standard tobacco will be
furnished upon application to the Bureau.
The attention Of manufacturers and deaf
ers Is invited, Tie bids. all other things
being equal. decided by lot. The Depart
ment reserves the right TO waive de
fects or 70 reject any or ell bids not
FDwIN STEWART. Paymaster General.
Y. s. N, te N-sot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-28
Eight nils of Execution

WOODSTOCK, VA, February ~
Especial Upon the petition OF william
G. Ruhl for writ of habeas corpus
gainst Wiegand Ruhl and wife for the
custody OF petitioners infant daughter.
determined at the February term of
Shenandoah County Court. the attorneys
for petitioner rendered eight several bills
of exception to opinion delivered upon
the trial OF said cause. and the same
were signed, sealed. and admitted as
part OF the record of the cause looking
to an appeal and rehearing by the Appel
liant Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-28

ATEXANDRIA, VA, February 70.
Especial Mrs. Mary Il. Creighton, one OF
Alexandria's well-known and most re-
spected old residents, wife of Mr.. W. +;
Creighton. and mother of DR.. w. +. ana
Mir. J. c. Creighton, OF this city, oled
at her residence. on upper King street
here, yesterday morning Mrs. Creighton'
who had attained her 18th year. had been
ailing for some time. but was not taken
seriously al until Sunday last. She was
universally liked, and her death causes
L.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-28
CREscENr-cIrv pAc,xo
Tw" Ont Of Five Favsrsses wiz
The Track Fuss.

NEW ORLEANS. February. PIN.
weather continues OF the faires,. ana ,ns
crowd to-day was of soodly proportion.
Two out OF nve favorites won, and thu
taietn broke a little bettes than even en-
the day. Track. fast
First race-one and one sixteenth mill.
ellins-Bird-Catcher u0s Thorpe. Ia 81
wor.. Dr. Reed second. John Cycha third
Time. LIZ i-2.
Second race-three furioncs selling .
year~olds-Cncle Lew Ces. A. Clayton' "a
p won, Rags second. Sister Rosarna
third. Time. 20 IL
Third race-six furiongs. selling-Jim r
Goa. McCuc, I to u won, Little phil a.
ccnd. Blue and White third. Time. I n Ia
Fourth race--siS furionss, selling-p,d.
get 0os. Finnegan. 5 to u won, Les;yands
second. Burrelrs Billet third. Time
1.2t "a.
FIFTH race-one and enc sixteenth mile.
selling Moloch d6S. Turner, II TO 81. won
Rsadina second, Herman third. Time
lis IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-28
Fair Associations Consolidated.

STAT NTON. VA, February 21-tSpe'
clal. 1.-The Baldwin District and the Vir-
ginIa Livestock and Fair associations
have been rivals heretofore, each tryine
to Guido the other in their annual fairs
This has been a costly procedure. To
day the two societies were consolidated
into a single organization, which viii
give one fair each year. The new or.
ganization wears both old names conjoint
ly. and will have a roster Of officers Sc
lected from both the older societies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-28
prcsvoxp rosAcco MARKET.

RICHMOND. VA. February I'd, 1890
No auction offerings on 'Chenge To-Day.
Private salcs: Wrappers, 8; Clusters, l; DARK
leaf, 49; Jugs. Ia Total Ga hogsaesda
Revenue collections: CiRars aud cisarettes.
1854 ~; tobacco e2.ol3.s4. iosa''
S2,3&7.96.
Sr,rht loose sales we're larger to-day ana TO.
bacco Was OF better quslity fnsn We have nad
for some time, ana prices wore fuzzy satistac-
tory on all grades
dark loose sales to-day were also larger tns NO.
s,r sone time pass, amour ting 10 4o,S6o
pounds, wish prices good on all srades' Stem-
mers sold up 10 ONO.
Old bright tobaccos are very dnii io-dsy'
Darks selling we'll Prices unchanged.
food looae salee to- morrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-28
Two Deaths In Amelia County.

AMELIA COURTHOUSE. VA. Feb
rrary T.-(S;pecial) major Samuel X.
Seay. AGED 81 years, died on Sunday last.
lie was one of our Oldest and most
hlshly respected citizens. lie had held
ineny Offices of public trust, and COM
manded the respect Of our entire people
Mr.. Lowry. who was severely injured
by the falling of tree, died few days
ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-28
REMAINS or JEFFERSON DAVIS.
They Have Arrived and VIII Soon
He inferred In Hollywood.

The remains of jefferson Davis. Jr. ar
rived in this city from Memphis yester-
Ray. and were taken charge OF by MIR.
Joseph W. Laube. who placed them In
his vault whore they Will be kept until
arrangements can be made for their re-
lntcrment In the DAVIS section, IN Holly
Mood.
jefferson Davis. Jr.. died I'm Memphis
iurirg the Noiiow-fcvCr epidemic there. In
HIS lie was the last Of President Davis s
sons. and was bright and promis-
iug young man The remains Of cx-
president Davis were reinttrrcd here May
81, 1895. ard beside him rest little joe,
who was killed by falling from the ives 1
lortico Of the Davis Mansion during the
war. ana his infant son. who died in
Nashngton. when the father was Secre-
tary OF War
Some time since Mrs. Davis signincd
vn intention to come 10 Richmond when
lie remains of Jefferson Davis, Jr.. were
inferred. but she has not arrived. and 1t
l. not definitely known whether she has
rhansei her mind. At the Exchange
Hotel, whore II is understood she would
ftop, no animation OF her coming has
teen received
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-28
GRACE CHURCH BELL INTACT.
II Was Found I'm the Cellar In Fer-
feet Ordcr-Must Pay or work Out.

CHARI VA. February
27-(SpeciaI when the famous Gface
church was burned few weeks ago inc
bell fell from the tower and buried itseII
in the cellar. Upon examination 'no
bell was found to be uninjured, much 10
the 10Y Of the parishioners. The bell was
cast In Boston In 1854, and contains !"
bold relief the coat-of-arms OF hasSa
chusetts, and to the right OF that u,e
coat-of-arms of Virginia, Grace cnuroH,
and Castle Hin. Below the coat-oi -arl'is
is the following Inscription: II Pluflous
Unum. Presented to Madam hlses, VI
Castle Hill, by David Sears OF bos'oH'
Mass"
WORK OR PAY.
Jesse Lawson, a sort of go-as-you-pieaS.
denlzen Of Shlhets Hollow, recently hheu
In the County Court for felon!ousiy as
saulting John Lewis, whose throat ne
cut. was lodged in jail yesterday on
capias issued against him at the iast
term of the court. His trial was postpohed
for several terms. and since MS case
was decided he has made no ehort 10
pay the fine, which, with the cos,',
amount TO $500. He will now nave 10
nav or work II out In TIE chain-gans
II is expected that the Ridge-street
route of the electric street-car line VIII
be IN operation in few days.
The wife and FIVE children OF captain l.
A. Goodman, who has been in the Cnaf-
lottesville Jail since February 4th, ar
rived here yesterday afternoon from Rich-
mond. 49,.
Miss Aleas Granning was married lhiS
afternoon to Mr.. r. w. Harlowe: Inc
ceremony took place at the HethouiS'
parsonage. in this city. The couple are
residents of the Woollen-Mills village.
The Rev. NJ. Ashby Jones has accepted
the call recently extended TO him by the
BAPTIST church in Bardstown. Ky, and
will leave for his new field on the 9th OF
March.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-28
Second Attempt to Burn u Residence

ROCKY MOUNT. y. c.. February 81
Especial 1.-The residence of Captain Nc
Gee. on Hin street, came near being de-
s,royed by fire last night. Its origin was
incendiary. without doubt, az a quantity
OF infiammable material was round under
the house. This Is the second time within
the last few weeks that the attempt has
been made.
Mr.. S. X. Fountain is getting sub
scribers for a telephone system which
he proposes TO erect very soon.
The bcyclis,s have organized the
queen city Cycle Club" with Mr.. Sam.
Worihinstor president and Mr.. T.. V.
Howell secretary and treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-28
MARKET QUOTATIONS
Prices OF Money, Bonds, stoeks'
Grain, Tobacco, Cotton. &C.. ana
in Addition Thereto the weather
Indications.

- WASHINGTON. February q. Fore
| PAIN cast for Virginia: Rain; west to
southwest winds.
] For North Carolina: Fair wes-
ther, followed by rain Thursday after
noon southwest winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-28
DEATHS.


BAHEN. Died. at the residence Of 10
parents, No. 6is north Tweuty-slsth street
Wednesday morning at 800 O'Clock. MICH.
AEL, infant child OF Michael and Annie
Bahen; aged II months aud days
Funeral TO-DAY Crhursday) from ~
Patrick's church at $50 p. N.
BRADLEY.-Died. al, his home. OF No
gainesville Turnpike. IN Henrico coinls
at 3 =. NJ. Wednesday. February q. 1880
r. r. BRADLEY; aged ~ years.
Funeral notice later.
wOODSON.-Died at the residence 81
his son, c. T.. woodson. 81 north
Twenty-ninth street. "Wednesday. FEB
ruary 9th, at i015 o'clock =. ~,
LEANDER wooDSoN. In the @th yea'
OF his age.
His remains will be taken 20 Goochland
Comfy. his former home, for burial