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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29

tho ,ronertv again. did not at ina,
limo know Of Mr. Piucmschcrs hnanc'ai.
condition. AZ that time there ,v va 20, Cor
q 90 trGst t,er q nr ri%"cmacher %S hai failsd
Nr wiiiscn advised me 70 buy IN inc
house and lot. which | did. the puLcnase
price being s1.0i0 Ahou' moh'h ia,er o
MIR PlucTacher o1eteo ai,ccnt ~ 90 Man Tor
ps'irV ,,e,ing pSJn m me $50 per month. ] agreed
,i,{s and contract TO that erect
=" ,u,s 90, sono inio September !. 1884. The IN,
st'incn:s WI, sy' agreed upon have been paid
r'Tr"' ,G,,, was rgilly cross-examined
,ri u,n witness admitted that II me
%rnfr1rt referred 10 was carrie oHt
~ accused =" woHi rot l'Sr HhN '''''
a.. fif ic'u tolh ~ MI =" va ''t'.'
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or.v ~ 81 tho t1ue w'cg thc C-tcnuan
lu 'hds,d ,ae no;.a, dId lo, re stio
ihat no ore ratd.ns tie cert hcatc cou
have been IGi,ied a. to toe iaCts IN tn
case up 10 that date. which MAS PRIOR o.
the making Of the deet of trust
Mr. Harvey Wilson testified as 20 his
examination OF the tale to the house ana
lot.
Jury FAILED TO AGREE.
After hearing the testimony OF Mr. Car!
Ruehrmund. architect Of ,hc house. cOun
sci In the case submitted their ins,ruc-
tions. and those allowed by the Court
were lengthy. and deal; with almost every
feature Of the case. The argument lasted
until a little after s O'Clock. AMI the jury
remained ont two hours. Upon being
brought In Foreman Montague and seve-
raj others stated that tnry could not
agree. and the jIry was discharged for
the term. The case then went over to
the second day Of the next term (reXt
Tuesday,, and the defendant was allowed
10 renew his bail in the sum Of S2.c1. with
Mr.. l.. Hasseil as surety
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29
TROTRLE ALL DAY.
CANASERAGA FIRE-VIsITED.
Fifty-six Buildings Durned-Thirfy-
Four Families Homeless.

CANASERAGA, n. Y. March 2s.-About
o'clock this morning fire start
cd In the grocery-store Of Henry
Hulburt. and. aided by "A high wind,
leyelled the entire business part OF the
village in three hours. Fifty-six buildings
were consumed and thirty-four tami-
lies rendered homeless and destitute.
Hardly anything could be saved. The
total loss VIII reach sl25.0o, with an In
surance OF between 5000 and $4,000.
All the churches and school buildings
were saved. \ meat-market, Jewelry-
store and blacksmith shop are the only
business places left standing.
The only accidents were 70 Mr.. Rad
kee. ankle sprainel or broken, and Mrs
Martha Dunham, face burned.
Assistance was sent from HorneilS-
Vile, but arrived too late.
The heaviest individual losses are those
Of NJ. Luchter. dry-goods. $1,000, and J..
j. Craig. groceries. The remaining ones
are distributed in sums Of from $500 10
a few hundred Several Of the merchants
had Just received large quantities or
spring goods.
This is the third time this village has
suffered by big fire.
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GENERAL RANSOM OFF
uE Is NOW on THE WAY TO HIS
rosr IN MEXICO.
woboue,s visit Home the First He
Has Made to Virginia In some
Time-PersonaI Notes of Interest,"
Jerome Hill.
Jerome Hill

WASHINGTON, u. C.. March %.-tspe-
cjai.)-General Ransom called at the S'a'c
Department to-day to. finally complete
his arrangements before leaving ior .he
CITY OF Mexico to enter upon his duties
az Minister Of the United States.
Mr.. Robert Ransom, son OF the MINIS
ter. and who will accompany him 10 the
Mexican capital. arrived In the city
this evening.
A number OF North Carollnians and
others called to-day upon Generai Ran
som TO wish him a pleasant journey an"
o,,,i,en, success in his diplomatic under
takiHgs.
General Mahones visit TO Petersours'
which was noted IN this correspondence
Yesterday, Is the nrst trip he has nade
10 the State for some time. lie mas peeh
here in Washington looking ai'er hS
business affairs, and during the VIM,
rnonths devoted all his energies toward
dIsposlng Of his land in the city 10 onele
sam for a government printing once si.e.
Rut he finally failed on that. fians aie
being made to strengthen and extend 'ne
printing-office building now IN USE ano
this means tndt
10 bring forward some new scheme u ne
expects to unload his ground on the
government.
BUSINESS REVIVING.
Mr.. William r. Trigg, OF the Richmond
rocomotiye-W Works. Is in the city, having
come on to attend to some business oeiore
the Navy Department. He says that
there are Indications OF revival III
business.
Mr. II. Walton Moore. or Fairfax was
among to-days Virginia visitors.
Hon F.. C. venable, Of Petersourg'
spent last night I'm the city, and lett this
morning. w
r w. Womack. OF Richmond, ana ;. w:
Martin. OF Danville. Va, are registereu
at the Metropolitan.
G. II. Dorsett, of Greensboro, Is among
the latest arrivals from North Caroilha,
70. A. Buell. and Edmund CHRISTIAN OF
Norfolk. and j. A. Clark. Oh Bedtoro'
Va, are at the Ebbitt. -,
a. p. Shield, of Richmond, ana W.
w. Smith, of Raleigh, are at the ST.
James. A..
II. G. Hopkins. of Richmond. Is at the
Howard. ,,,,
Mr.. Jerome Ill., Of the firm OF HUI
Fontaine & Co. cotton factors, or st.
Louis and Memphis. passed through the
city to-day en- route for Richmond. lie
resides in ST. Louis, where he Is a most
prominent man. Mr. IIill served In the
Confederate army, and was In virginia
during the war.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29
FUNERAL or YOUNG RAUEN.
II VIII Take Place Saturday at -
4. N.-The PnII-Hearcrs.


The remains Of young George y. Bahen
arrived here on the fast mail from Wash
ington at 2:i5 o'clock yesterday after
noon. They were accompanied by Mr.
James Eahen. father Of the uafortunaie
young man With the Casket Were nu.
merous, beautiful. and exquisite iioni
pieces One was rlnst elegant design
from the Columbia Athletic club. 1t rep
resented a bah ground Of ivy with whi {
lilies hanging their sgd heads here ana
there. Another design was from the class
OF 1Sy6 of George own University. C'
which George himself would have been
a member had he lived. This picc" was a
representation of the college colorS IN
vioets and lilies Of the valley. Another
beautiful floral tribute was an immense
cross. sent by the young ladies OF Georse-
town College.
The funeral viii take place from st.
PEERS Cathedral tomorrow morning al
from GEORGETOWN University are expected
10 attend the final obscquics.
The pall-bearers viii De az Follows
Active-Mcssrs. Charles G. Hungerford,
g. T. Higgins, Thomas Daffron, William
\. McGowan. James \: Quinn. ". -
Phillips. Charles Burnett. ana Lorenzo
Rhodes HonOrary-Dr. J. Fenton,
Patrick Sullivan. James r.. Phillips. and
men from St Peters Cathedral and f2uI
from St Mary's church who Will also
act as honorary pall-bnarers.
SERVICES IN WASHINGTON.
The following was received last night
from the D,spaiCh's Washington corr.
spondent. and refers to the aervices he'd
I'm that city over young Bahen:
at an early hour this morning solemn
requiem mass was said over rhe remains
Of George D. Hahen in the Dahlgrs n
chapel at Georgetown University by
Father Richards. of the university. -
sisted by Rev Dr. Stafford. OF 81
pstrick's church in this city. The
chanel was crowded with students and
other friends Of the deceased, who met
such a melancholy fate. Rather Richard
made some appropriate remark; on me
j.fe ana character of youEg Hahen. and
sroke Or his sad ending. Af;er the ser
vices the body was taken to the Penn
syivania Station under escort Of com
,nittce of students. and at 1h.Ai II was
taken to Richmond for interment.
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PRETTY HOME WEDDING.
Miss Isabel Wefsircr Wcds NV
Horace T.. Smith.

Mr. Horace f. Smith and Miss Isabel
Weiel-er were married at 6:l5 O'Clock last
evening at the residence Of the b'lde
narcnts. Mr. and Mrs. q. +. Weisiser
Jr.. No. jos east Cary street.
The wedding was Il pretty ahair. Inc
floors -w.re cover 4 with wnlte cIhsn
ana the parlors and hall Were ttIofat,.th
candles. There was qullc a l"iEr ~, ,.in
many assembled, embracing the CLOS REL
lives and most intimate friends OF VI
bride and groom. Rev. Dr. X. n. SleId
of Centenary Methodist church, ,PeIformed
,ho CEREMONY Mr. Shepherd Webb pre-,
sided AT the piano, and played softly IN y
sWe tly throuehout the cere'noi,SS dt- ~.
bride entered from the back ,parlor, AZ
tended NV h sister, Miss Sarah We.sigei
and the groom, accomran.ed by MI
Georgc f. 'ribbltts. met her at the altar
,h.ir friends. Mr. ana Mrs. smith ley
Va IN no train for the North. Thcy VIII
visit friends in Onandago county ~ L.
ana will be away about ten days. s,.
Nr smith was formerly physical direc-
,or Of the Young VI ms Christian AsSocla-
| ton. but for the last year or TWO has ~
| Of entertainments. In which h" has mel
,ri,h Cratifving success. The thorough
manner IN which ne has within snort
time brought Polk Miller 50 prominently
| @xecutiv~ ability. Mr.. Smith. Ike his
| bride who Is an attractive ana acc"in
| plishcd young lady, has wide circle oi
| friends.
WIS-SrURDIVANT.
| Mr.. Patrick II. Bowls and Miss ANNE
| II Sturlyant Wer,. married " ednesdny
night al the home OF the bride. No.
| 100 Tay or street Rev. Mr. Hutson per
| formed the ceremony. Miss Etta Anuer
| son. Il niece OF the bride, played the Wei
| din. march Mr.. Richard Dunston was
! best man. The ushers were Messrs. ). L.
| Ing rson Onto Ibtll, and @. j. FORT.
| with pearl passementcrie. and trimmed
| with Duchessc lace. and carried bouquet
| ~ brides roses linn diately aftcr the
| ceremony the bridal party repaired 70
| the home Of the groom. No. GIL south
| Pine street, where reception was given
| IN. presents were numerous and hand
| some.
| thc r.. B. TaXlor Company, and Is very
| worthy young man. His bride enjoys the
| afIectionate esteem of hosts Of friends.
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wonLD's RECORD LOWERED.
Meadows nRkrs Four and n Hair
E,:r!o:rA In O.53.

WASHINGTON, March 2S-The 5-year-
9's seaiuG Meadows. by The Jacobite-
Susie Fuller, lowered the worlds record
Al the O,d Dominion track to-day Tor
four and or e-half fu-longs TO %. Bron-
ston lowered the track record for one mile
20 I ~ l2
First rdce-four and one-half furlongs--
Meadows G 10 ~ won, Rama second,
Civii Service third. Time, 5y.
second race-six and one-fourth fur
iol. .cs-'rgmmany Hall g to y won. Matte
Ch1n second. Bobolink third. Time.
80 IL
Third rsce-five furlongs-Forest. IL
to ID won, Trinculo second. Bessemer
third Time, 80.
Fourth race-six and one-fourth fur
longs-Adaxus leven) won. Monte Carlo
second. Fritz third. Time, % IL.
Fifth race-six and one-half furlongs-.
Johnny a to 81 wor, TIM Flynn second.
Elizabeth third. Time. ga "a.
sixth race--one miie-Bronston GO to ID
won. Thurston second. Tenacious third.
Time, lil 1-2.
THE TALENT WINS.
NEW ORLEANS. March 2S.-The talent
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surgent leader Maceo Is expected TO ar.
rive on the coast att any time. Private
dispatches from Havana say that twen-
ty-seven rebel chiefs who took part In
the last Cuban war are acting in concert
with Maceo to establish a provisional
government. levy taxes. and take other
steps to organize fully against the Span
ish force to be landed.
HAVANA AT LAST AROUSED.
TAMPA. FLA, March 2s.-Passengers
on this evenings steamer from Havana
report that that city Is at last In a state
OF excitement over the revolutionary
movement The efforts Of the Cuban
patriots to rise on February 29th proved
futile in the city OF Havana. and the
country Immediately surrounding IL on
account OF the absence of General San
gully, who was to have led the move
ment. but now their forces are well or
ganized. under able leaders and may be
expected 10 rise in arms at any moment.
Port-au-Prince is declared in state
OF rebellion by the Spanish Government.
which makes four out Of the five pro-
vinces of the island in a state OF revolu-
ton
The passengers declare that as soon as
II Is officially known that Gomez IL at the
head OF the revolt the whole island will
rise en- maSSe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29

had the best OF the races to-day. Erst-
while. In the last race, was the surprise
OF the day. and paid his hackers at %
10 L. post odds. The weather was fair
and the track fast. The best horses who
have been at the winter meeting are
being shipped TO Memphis and Nashville.
Summarizes.
First race-nve furlongs, scllIng-Nor-
man Gl3. Midgeley. 4 to y won, SIR John
second. Maquon third. Time. 1:02.
Second race-seven furlongs. purse
Jennie w. d01. TIyner. 8 TO 1e) won,
Euna second. Miss Knott third. Time.
l:3l.
Third race-six furlongs. purse-Prin-
cess Rose (95 Schrer, 2 to y won, Annie
X. second. Buckeye third. Time. 1.5l l-2.
Fourth racc-one mile. selling-Ixion
nlo, Penny. 3 20 2 won, Hotspur second.
Decapod third. Time, 1:i3 3-i.
Fifth .Gace-sIxth furlongs-Erstwhile
COS. c. Slaughter. 20 TO u won. Void sc.
cond, Johnny Mclialc third. Time. Is IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29
NEW y0RK's DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
The Murderer and Suicide Relieved
TO Have Been Insane.

NEW YORK, March 2S.-Investlgation
this morning set at rest all theories
as to the cause OF the double tragedy yet
ter,lay morning. when John Bigelow an
actor. shot and killed Amy Thill, an ac-
tress In the Falk House; at No. l3 w.s'
Twenty-fourth street, and then turned IN,
ristol upon himself and sent bullet
through his right temple. Bigsiow. a; a.,
intimate friends, has been in insane re-
treats at least five times within ne las, las,
ten years. and there can be no doubt that
The murder and suicide yesterday were
caused by a sudden return OF his IN
sanity. brought on by the night OF drink
ing and debauch that preceded it,.
The last time Blgelow was In iunatlC
ASYLUM was In the fall Of ls92. when ht
snent some time in n retreat at Hart
ford. He has also been several times ~
Bloomingdale His insanity. in the belief
OF his friends. Is the result or severe
attack OF Roman fever. which he con
tractei when "A 2-year-o.d baby.
Coroner Fitzpatrick viewed the remains
OF the murdered woman and the sGlcld,
this morning. but has not yet decided
when 10 hold the inquest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29
THE NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
Personal and Other Items Cleaned
In Dur Sinter CIV.

Mrs. a. G. Hardng's music class Will
give musicale ut the residence or Mrs.
Harding tonight. an interesting pro-
gramme has been arranged for the oc-
casion.
The revival meeting at the Presbyterian
church was well attended again last
night, and Rev Mr. Cannon preached
another splendid sermon. The singing
by the newly-organized choir was eX-
cellent.
The roadbed to Decatur street Is In
a bad condi ion, caused by the removal
of the street-car tracks.
An electrc-light at the corner or Thir-
teenth and Semmes streets has failed 10
burn for about a week, and the residents
OF the neighborhood are wondering why
The ladies' OF Max Nathan DIVISION
No i65. are looking forward with much
pleasure TO the celebration OF Their Sc
coni anniversary tomorrow night.
Mr. and Mrs. W. l.. Robinson, or
Petersburg. but formerly Of this city, are
visiting relatives here.
Rev. pr Hartley Carmichael. Of 81.
Paups church, Richmond, viii preach at
| Meade Memorial church to might at S
| o'clock.
/ Bishop ]. B. Newton win confirm a
| class at eade-Memorial church Sunday
morning az II o'clock.
| Mr.. w. T. Lithgow was on the streets
yesterday for the first time In almost
| two months.
| Eugene Johnson, son or j. II, II, Jonfl.
/ son. who resides In Marxs Addition. fell
| from hammock Wednesday and stuck
! a splinter In his finger. and Or. Ingram
| had 10 be called 10 extract II.
| MIR. James NcCrone, engineer of the
| Richmond and Petersburg railroad. while
at work on his engine yesterday
wrenched the little finger Of his right
hand in such manner as 10 break u
at the middle joint. DR.. Ingram set the
| fractured member.
George r. Gary. Esq, who represented
Manchester Council, No. i2i7, R9yai
| Arcanum, at the Grand Council. which
was held In stanton. has returned nome
| Judge John n. Ingram was re-e!ecten
grand trustee for three years. The Judge
/ accompanied Mr. Gary home.
Rev. Mrs j. J. Clopton, who has beeh
ILL., was better this morning.
Mr. Joseph La Prade. who came 50 rear
freezing 10 death during the winter;
| was In the city yesterday. ana receiver
a cordial greeting from his friends. IL,
The voters OF Manchester pistriet VIII
meet In SwansborO'. at the schooI-nous,.
ON the 18th OF April 20 elect deiesi'ss 70
the county convention AMI attehd "
other business. ,st,sss.
| trip North.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29
TeIegrnp,iic Briefs.

Most Of the Furopean ladies and chill
dren have left Formosa.
The Viceroy Of NInkiug has sent 1900
soldiers 10 relieve Hai-CEOw.
The LondOn News correspondent IN
Hiroshima says the report OF ciJirIa at
Port Arthur is denied officially.
A fire in the bunkers of the British
steamship Verax, Captain Mcdowell, now
loading cotton at Mobile for Bremen, was
announced yesterday.
The Jury In the case az Turner McAllis-
ter. on trial for the killing OF Judson
HYATT. the Macon drummer, at Fort
Gaines. Ga, returned verdict OF ac-
Outtal.
At Gainesville, Fla, yesterday n fire de-
stroved T. Blair {; CO.'S large warehouse
and its contents. Loss, 5000; insurance,
not known. The fire was the WORK or an
lncenliary.
The London Post learns from Madrid
that part OF wrecked st am launch from
the lost cruiser Rclna Regente was seen
on IN; south Spanish coast near Couil
Wednesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29
THE REV oLT N CUBA.
IL Is Considered Serious ny the
suu.jsI, Government.


MADRID. March 2s.-M Dupuy de
Iome. the new Minister 10 the United
States, viii sail for America Aprh "a
Ne will go first to Havana to learn 'hs
details OF the Allianca incident, ard
win proceed thence TO Washington. PIe-
mier Canovas del Castillo said In an III
teryiew to-day: ,t A.,
III is undeniab.e that the situation IN IN
cuba is very serious. IEe sose. IN ~ ~
must use ali means - MAINTAIN tle "a
legrity OF the kingdom ana CRUSH 'he re-
bell.on speedily and thoroughly. 10,
Seven thousand troops WILL start 10,
Cuba tomorrow, and 1900 Will oe rsaay S asy
to follow them. In SIX months ,at 70 -yy. nys.
Pared 10 send 10000 IL need be. ior we
must end this struggle once Tor All ,h,.
The Queen Regent presided az n'p', =,
nat meeting called late this afternoon u
consider Cuban anairs. ..s,.
The government has received % tne reTls Tsts
nation Of Captain General Caile1as Ins
Spanish Consul In Jamaica. teiegrapns
that the expedition organized by the In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29
JOHN :. wIsE-RtssELL HARRISON
| Alteration In COurt-ApOiOgy Ask
ed-PrOtectiOn Demanded.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, March Is
John S. Wise, Congressman from Nir-
ginia, who is here. engaged in street.
railroad suit. had an alteration yester-
day with Russell Harrison, son OF BenJa-
min Harrison.
Mr.. Wise made a statement In court and
Mr.. Harrison said, That's false" Judge
Woods aInonshed Harrison and the
AFFAIR passed. When court adJourned MI
Harrison left the room and Mr. Nise
followed. In a few minutes Mr. harri-
son hurrediy returned and demanded lhe
protection OF the court. Then Mr. WISE
came in. Il only asked for an apology
he said "and Harrison replied by running
in here and demanding protection
Judge Woods managed to smoo,h Things
over, so that there was no clash.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29
A WONDERFUL WORK.
"stclIn," the Wonder OF the hrt
World. 10 De Exhibited Here.


The people OF Richmond VIII nave an
opportunity during the next week or 20
of seeing a painting that has excited the
wonder OF the world. STELLA" which VIII
be exhibited here at 2Gi east Broad street
commencing Monday, April LIST. IL Is sali
to be marvellous, It's realism Is
miracle. one catches his breath az the
first sight OF IL, and the hallucinauoh
that II is flesh and blood ~ noet In.
gering and positive. Every woman anu
man In Richmond should go TO see u.
should go to behold what imrofu
genius can do upon white canvas, shoull
go as a matter OF pride in humanity 'ha.
has produced one who can delin7ste WIN
placid pigments the human form niVih,
so accurately. so beautifully. 80 perieeuJ
that the conviction that II Is brea'h'hs
creature slaps the observer Ia th' 'e,y
face. This great painting Is from thr
brush OF one OF the worlds reat'.t ar
lists. Professor Cavilier Napoleone Nahl'
director-general OF the Academy OF ra'n'-
ing and Sculpture OF Verona, ltaly' IN"
mos, famous school of ar, IN all huLop.'
The receptions Will be daily Hom Ne
NJ 10 10 Il. NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29
Card from Mrs. Frnysier.

RICHMOND, VA. March IS. l@5.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
VIII you allow me 10 correct mis-.
take through your paper? l was charged
i'm the Police Court with assaulting and
abusing John T.. Rabineau, but IL WAS
moi g1' | only took Otto's little boy.
i wears old, and showed him Rabineau,
the slayer OF his father: l never as
sai,lted or abused him. We have never
been 10 his store since. but l have ire
street.. and would sometimes make "a re-
mark 10 my grandchild. Come and
ist's 60 to papa's grave" and for this.
and this alone, he swore out a warrant
for me. Mr.. Page kindly defended me.
ard ! nromised him that | would say no
more TO Rabineau, and leave him in the
hands OF God. who will do all things we'll.
MRS l.. r. FRAYSER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29
Pleasant sociabIe at Imusanueb.

The soclable at Emmanuel church last
night was one OF the most delightful OF
ali the pleasant entertainments given
there during the winter. There was Z
large attendance. and all present enjoyed
the evening. The exercises embraced
Some excellent music and recitatioDs.
There were solos and duets by Misses
ters: instrumental selections by Miss Des.
Sic Martin, who also played the accom-
paniment for the singers recitations by
Miss Annie Small and Mr. Nelson, ana
two songs with guitar accompaniment
by Mr. Bass. ,The ladies' served refresh.
ments and made all OF their patrons feel
perfectiy at home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29
Proucrty Awaiting the Lost John.

7 C,nclnuafi Manor Of recent date says. \
| fsyv wears aso Iohn Branch left his home
| i'm Nirginia. and came To Cincinnati wiz
"a man named Champion. Branch was :
years old. ard plasterer by trade Fo'
scnne reasons he saw III to assume IN,
n.,na OF John Stoops. Champion opened
an insurance Office in the Pickerine
hm.lding. at the corner of Fifth and Main
s,rr. as. and employed Stoops III The
4 short time ago both disappeared
~rttina- could he found ont about them
Al ChImp.on's clearinghouse. - Eden
avenue. NJ Auburn. -
Yc-.-rday word was received here ina
fhn uncle of StOops, John kando pn
.-1n,,h. Of Brunswick county, Va, hgs
! -. leaving cons darabie property. II
~. i'm. .siulr to setde The estate Wlihol'
~. appearance Of Branch alias Stoops
ou tho Gene An attempt /. ne ~ mace
10 n.d Eraaca. H. l. ccIoleL