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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-24
DELAWARE For WOMEN LAY DELEGATES

Dover. Del, March 23-The Wilmington Metho-
dist Episcopal Conference to-day. by Of 100 to
II. adopted a resolution that women be admitted
lay delegates to the General Conference. Resou-
lions were also adopted favoring the election the
coming constitutional convention In this State Of
delegates favorable to the prohibition Of liquor
traffic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-24
OFFICERS OF TIE MINING EXCHANGE.

The newly elected directors Of the New.York Min.
Ing Exchange yesterday chose Robert A. Ammon
as president and William Brandreth as treasurer.
1t was announced that these two officers would only
hold their places temporarily. New-York men OF
prominence who could devote their time to the
Exchange 1t said, would be installed In these
places In q month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-24

hotel men say that the lease will he worth much
more than the rental named. This seems to be real
ized by the Hull estate, FOR now they trying to
break the lease The fact that the hotel is In arrears
in rental is taken the to contest the new
lease. Both sides have submitted briefs and de-
cision Is expected within few DAYS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-24
mon WAfER Nv THE MISSOURI.

Council Bluffs. Iowa, March 23.-The water In the
Missouri River has risen four feet In the last forty
eight hours The Ice is breaking and going out The
river 10 running higher than for many year&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-24

I-yIrEp STATES CIRCUIT COURT CALENDAR.
BEFORE Judge Wheeler. ~. Postofnce Building. as
II a. M. No. .. Weston Electric Company vs. Tucke!
Electrical Company 2s Essick Printing telegraph
Company VS.. New-York Times Publishing Company and
others: No. 35 Fuchs Wilson: No 80 Miles w. Rob
erts and others. Issues OF law In su,s OF law No.
Draper Collier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-24
NEARLY A HUNDRED NEW DOCTORS

DIPLOMAS FROM THE BELLEVUE HOSPITAL
MEDICAL COLLEGE-THE Sue
CESSFUL MEN.
The thirty-hfth school year of the Bellevue
Hospital Medical College closed yesterday, al
though the students who successfully passed the
Anal examinations received their notices some days
ago. They nnety-seven in number. and their
names are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-24
WHOSE SECURITIES DID KENDALL LOsEi

Baltimore March 23.-H. Il. Kendall. who said he
was the employ OF Drexel Morgan Co. OF
New-York reported at Camden Station las: night
that he had been robbed OF Il satche containing
$50 900 In securities belonging that firm while
his way 10 Baltimore In one OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad trains from Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-24

The successful candidates for appointment to the
Bellevue Hospital stan were Raleigh William Baird.
william A. Chisholm, Allie Walter Williams and
Charles Blount Slade. while the same graduates Sc
cured honorable mention and prize Of 500 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-24

j. p Morgan. jr.. said when the foregoing dis
patch was shown to him: I'VE do not know Ken
dali and we are not In the habit Of sending securi
ties around the country in that fashion. The man
in sa wing he represented Drexel. Morgan d. Co. did
not seem TO know that the firm name had been
changed more than a year ago to J. T. Morgan
70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-28

Lumber COMPANY, a Tennessee corpora
ton. had previously purchaser rom ""-
COTS heirs Immense bodies OF INNS
ai.,a.es I'm fhe StateE OF Virginia, West
virsiuis. and Kentucky. asgresating j.
slSi,2 acres. and being largely indebted
"a The WaIcots heirs OH account OF the
nurchosa money, a second suit was
brought by Boycc. IN which the West
virginia Company was summoned az
garnlshce. 10 vas ia THIS suit the sac
vas made. and il may Ice OF interest 10 ~
lar-c number OF persons 10 kHow what
lands were sola. as 81 Is thought m" y
but the beginning Of litigation the Ike OF
which has not been known in this sec-
ton for many years.
THE PRICE.
Moss-s. L. l.. Boyco ard Hon. Marshall
Mccormick became the purchasers at the
price Of s750Jl, and the following lanas
were SOLD l2g12 acres in Buchanan coua-
~. on the south side OF Sandy river; S.lv)
acres and a7.Go0 acres on the South Fork
OF Roanoke river and 1880 acres on
Bradshaw's creek, IN the counties o.
Montgomery. Floyd. and Roanoke; l2.1's
acres on Big Fork creek. in Grdyson'
3.Jl0 acres on both sides Of COPPER creek.
In Scott. 10 acres on the south FORK OF
Holster. 32S acres in Rich valley So'
acres in Rich valley. ~ acres on Cedar
creek. 22s acres on the north hr9nch OF
the middle fork Of Holster, us acres on
middle fork Of Holsien 1l5 acres on mid
die fork Of Holster. s. acres on midcle
fork Of Holsten. and 200 acres on middle
fork OF Holster. all IN Washington couu-
ty: the interest Of Alexander Walcotts
heirs as conveyed to the West Virginia
Company in that part Of 10000 acres
which now lie in Wise county; 2ooCD
acres in Lee county; 10000 acres in Wise,
Dickinson. and Buchanan counties; Z5.0o)
acres on Copper creek. In Scott county,
and ESQ acres IN Tazcwell county.
Persons in this county who think they
may be affected b. this sale are already
beginning TO make inquiries. and. outside
OF some mountain lands not worth the
having the purchasers will be resisted at
every step before they come INTO their
possessions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-28

lection OF flowers. This imprudent act.
against the pieadings and expostulatioEs
OF friends and nurses. developed ACME
pneumonia. and In the course OF forV.
eight hours the disease passed the contTo'
OF human skill. Mrs. CHIT resided en-
tlrely alone for many years. not even
allowing the residence OF tenant upon
her farm Her busy life was devoted
to the cultivation OF improved fruits anu
rare flowers. and no one succeeded be''tr
than che. She was one OF the best-feao
and bost-Informcd ladies' OF this county.
and In all This section she was standard
authority on The subject OF fruits and
flowers. she vas member OF Lambs
creek Episcopal church.
II Is not known 10 the public as YET
whether deceased left VIII. ana the
question What will become OK her ifo-
perty?' is OH almost every tongue mere
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-28
CLARK = COUNTY.
Tanner Brought BnciS-WiII Present
an Opera.

an Opera.
BERRYvILLE. VA. May 27-Gpo-
cial)-Deputy-sher j. u. II. Baker ar
rived here Sunday morning from Dur
ham. X. C.. with G. ". Tanner, one OF
the men charged with having robbed Mr..
L. W Boyce. of Boyce Of a gold watch
and chain. valued at 500. several weeks
age. and Tanner Is now n jail here,
awaiting the action Of the grand jury at
the July term Of the County Court Tan
nor. about whom very little is known.
denies. o. course. his guilt 1t II
rumored that young Marion Offender
fer. who is charged with being a party
to the theft. ana Is now out on bail,
likewise awaiting the action Of the grand
jury has turned States evidence. and
that Tanners guilt win undoubtedly be
proved The watch stolen was found
IN a jewellers store at Charlottesville.
where Tanner it IS alleged, disposed Of
il soon after he got possession Of IT. The
chain has not been found. ana Il IS be-
licVed 20 be In the possession of q woman
who lived with Tanner when lie was at
Boyce. accompanied him in his fight
from there. and Is row in RoXboro'. y. C..
whittier she fed after Tanners arrest In
Durham. The tracing OF Tanner after
his flight from Boyce and his subsequent
capture at Durham. after having used
every expedient to throw the officers off
the scent. testiflcs very highly TO the ei-
ficlency Of Virginia sheriifs MS detectives.
WILL PRESENT AN OPERA.
About thirty OF our young ladies and
gentlemen are being trained by Miss Nan
ME ". Mcclure for tho presentation Of
the opera patience" which will take
a., Of gluti on tho mic hts
the 4th and 5th Of June Most of those
who will take part in the opera werc
in the oprretta THE Tyrolean Queen"
which met with such enthusiastic rccep-
lions both here and in Winchester about
a year age, and success even more
marked is predicted for Patience"
PERSONAL.
Mr. C. w. Mcdonald, who has lived
in Louisville. Ky, for some years is
visiting his parents here.
Hon. Marshall Mccormick Is in Luray
attending court, ard is engaged in de-
Tending young Kioler who is indicted
for murder
Mr. Eugene Glover Is in Luray on legal
business.
Messrs. Duncan Milton and II. II. Ste
phcnson reached home Saturday. after q
busness-trip Of several weeks I'm Fau-
Quier county.
Miss Florence ogden, who has been at
tending the Peabody Institute. at Balti-
more, reached home Monday.
DR.. Monte Griffith. recent graduate
In medicine AT the University Of Mary
land. IS at home here.
Mr. Robert Nelson. Of the Episcopal
Theological Seminary, is visiting Or. j..
NJ $. Mcclure.
Mrs T. NJ. Tidball Of Winchester spent
Sunday with Miss Kate S. Neill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-28
THE COHEN co.

THREE BURNER GAS STOVE,
WORTH 81; BURNS 4 PERFECT BLUE
FLAME. AND SAVES 20 PER CENT.
or GAS. FOR s1.i9; COMPLETE. WITH
10 FEET OF MOHAIg-COVERED IT,
BING.
TEREE-DURNER. NICKELPLATED,
HIGHLT-POLISiiED DOUBLE-CUT
BURNERS. WORTH Sc. FOR %2s9; COM
pLETE. WITH 10 FEET OF AOHAIR-
COVERED TUBING.
15-TNCH SOLID HARDWOOD WASH
BOARDS, WORTH Is CENTS. FOR .
CENTS EACH.
JUTE CLOIHES-LINF.s WORTH 8
CENTS. FOR CENT EACH.
HIGHLY OAK TABLES.
iSXls. WORTH N.4S. FOR 50 CENTS
EACH.
s. DECORATED TOILET SETS. CON
TANNING 10 PIECES. FOR s2ss; COM
PLETE
12-PIECE ENGLISH CHINA TOILET
SETS. COMPLETE. WITH sLOP-JAR,
fOk -, NOkiH |j.sD.
s. HAsIMOCKS. MADE OF THE
FINEST MACRAsIE. WITH VALANCE,
PILLOW. AND sPREADERs. FOR $50
81 H.\NMOCKs. WITH PILLOW AND
sPREADER. MADE OF THE BEST
MACRAME. FOR S.iS EACH.
FINE MACRAME HAMMOCKS
WORTH 81, FOR 80 CENTS EACH.
THE NEW PATENT COFFEE-MILLS
FOR GRINDING PULVERIZED cor
FEE, WORTH 81; FOR ~ CENTS EACH
CUT-GLAss GOBLETs. WORTH 20
CENTS, FOR Is CENTS EACH.
WHITE ENAMELLED EASELS,
WORTH SIS. FOR As CENTS EACH
JAPANESE CHINA CUPS AND sAU-
GERS. HAND-DECORATED WORTH
% CENTS. FOR Q CENTS EACH.
POLISHED BOTTOM SAD-IRONS, l
CENT 4 POUND; WORTH 8 CENTS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 10 CENTS
EACH; VALUE % CENTS.
REFRIGERtTORs.
DON'T BUY A REFRIGERATOR IN
TIL YOU SEE THE GURNEY; THE
BEST MAKE, AND ONLY PERFECT,
CLEANABLE REFRIGERATOR IN
THE WORLD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-28
MONTGOMERY COUsTY.
Clear Deutschland sales and
Prospective Litigation.

CHRIsTIANSBURG, May gL-(Spccial)
For the first time TX many years a term
of the County Court has passed without
a jury being impanelled to try criminal
case. This Is the fruit of the law passed
by the last, Legislature giving exclusive
original Jurisdiction to justices OF the
peace for the trial of all misdemeanOTs.
Judge Blair. at the term of the Circuit
Court which closed last week. decided a
criminal case brought before him on an
appeal. the effect OF which was almost TO
clear the County-Court docket. The ac-
cused was indicted for shooting with in
tent to MAIN. dishgure disable. and KIN.
ON his trial he was acquitted Of the
felony and found guilty of q misdemeanor
From this finding he appealed. Judge
Blair reversed the County Court, and as
the accused could never be tried again for
q higher offence than misdemoanor, the
Judge remandcd the case with directions
to the lower court 20 dismiss it without
prejudice to inc rights of the Common
wealth 10 proceed before a magistrate.
IL is thought by some that the law
giving justices exclusive jurisdiction is
nest too sweeping. but many believe it
wiz act well and will result in large
decrease in the criminal expenses.
LAND SALES.
Mr.. Il. T. Barton. as special commits
sioner. recently made sales Of large
bodies Of land lying in the counties OF
Montgomery. Roanoke. Floyd, Grayson,
Wythe. Washington. Russell. Tazeweli.
Wise, Scott. Lee, and Buchanan. Several
years ago L. l.. Boyce Instituted a suit
against Alexander Walcotts heirs ct ais.
and at the November term. 1898, of the
Circuit Court recovered a judgment for
$4,000. with interest from December !,
1893. The West Virginia Coal, Iron and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-28
MTNICIPAL CONTEST.
Fight of the BooI. Companies.

WILSON. y. c.. May 27.-(SpeciaL)-
Before the County Board Of Education
yesterday arguments from the different
book companies were heard upon the
merits Of the different books. The fol-
lowing companies were represented by
their attorneys and agents: American
Book Company. University Publishing
Company CHM & Co. and Il. +. john
son Publishing Company. The arguments
occupied most OF the day. and the board
adjourned. suspcnding their decision I'M
I'll next Monday.
An abundance Of rain has fallen. and
farmers are very much hindered in their
work. The outlook is good. however.
for a fine crop.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-28
END OF 4 BUSY LIFE.
4 WcII-Iinown Lady of King George
County.

CONFORM. KING GEORGE COUNTY.
VA. May 27.-(Special)-The announce
ment yesterday morning that Mrs. Mary
ended in death caused widespread sur
prise and regret. She had been i'll but a
few days. and her powerful constitution
gave hope that this wiGcly-known lady
would survive the attack, although she
had reached three score years and ten.
During a temporary dolirium, caused by
the fever which accompanies the form OF
measles now so prevalent here. Mrs.
Gift spraag ont Of bed and rushed into
tho yard 10 ascertain If the passing storm
had damaged her rare and elaborate col
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-28
LOST STRAINED, AND FOuND.

LOST. OK FRANKLIN STREET, BE-
tween Second and Franklin ana the cleo
trlc-car track, Wednesday morning.
BLACK SILK DOLMAN, lined with
figured pink silk. and has black satin rib
bon bows on each shoulder and a back
satin ribbon quilting around the neck.
Return 20 Miss ~. go south Third street
ward. my 2S-it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-28
George ". Mayo. Auctioneor.
= and II north Ninth street.
= ROGERS WAGON. BUGGY. SIDE

EROCER'S WAGON, BUGGY, SIDE
N AND MANS SADDLE. HARNESS. FUf-
NlTI RE, NOTIONS. ETC. At AUG
tom VIII GEL, at M aucton-hopse.
nj 1850 \. ~.
TO-DAY C1-HURsDAy). MAY %, 1896.
one Grocery Wagon and one s.de-Bar
Buggy.
one New Thrce-Prolg Lady's saddle.
ono New TEXTS Saddle. and a very
fine New Single Harness.
Two Nice parl0r Suits:
Walnut OAK. and Poplar Chamber Suits;
Lot of New Blankets. Ladies' Hats. Belts.
RibbOns Buttons Notions. etc.
Walnut Oak. and other Bureaus. Nice
kcfrigcrators. ana Icc-Chcsts: Wash
stands. Tables. Rockers. Chairs, ia
tens.On-Tab.cs. Bedstc1ds Carpets.
Bed ald other Lounges. Laty's Wal
NUT Desk. Mattresses. Bcd-Sprn-s B,
and "A large assortment OF miSccla-
ncous articles
GEORGE W MAYO.
my IS Aucti0necr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-28
WANTED, DECGrITs FOR TIE L. :.
MAXINE CORDS

WANTED. ABLE-BODIED UNMAR-
red men, between the ages Of a and 90
years Food. clothing and medical at
tendance free. For further particulars
in regard TO pay. etc, etc, apply or al
dress the commanding officer, Marine
Barracks, Nayy-Yard Norfolk. Va.
ny lG-dtJeal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-28
BOtRDERs WANTED.

Visitors TO New York wishing Select
PRIVATE BOARD can lind first-class ac-
cOmmodations by the week, with southern
family. one block from Central Park.
Convenient 10 cars. References. Address
Mrs. FULENWIDER. l0G west Sixty
ninth street my 2t-Su&Th5w'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-28

BY 4 BALTIMORE CLOTHING-HOUSE
a Travelling Clothing Salesman for Viz
ginia. None others but such that have
trade and are experienced In clothing
need apply. Answer, with full amount OF
references and who with now or last em-
poyed: otherwise the application shall
not have any attention. Address
CLOTHING" care OF the Richmond Dis
match my 2S-.t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-28

WHEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA TX THE VENDOR AND THE
NENDEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-28

In execution Of a decree entered in the
hereinafter named cause hy ,.H
we will sell by auction. on the premise
FRIDAY. MAY %. 1896
at o'clock p. NJ, No glS north sixth
street. between Baker ard Preston
streets. TWO-sTORY DWELLING Of SIS
isxia2 TO alley in rear &c feet wide.
. Al $50 o'clock l.. NJ. VACANT LOT
on east side Of HICKORY street, ST.
ming l05 feet north ~ Calhoun stifel. ~
i62x95 on southern ine ana 10 on moron
q Nos. e2i and s2G west Leigh street,
between Graham and Oak streets,
story. three rooms each. Lot. SD l-oAt
feet TO lo-foot alley. Rent, 80 per mo"'-
No 1915 Moore street. between OAK
and Harrison street. twO-story. f0ur-foNA
dwelling Lot. l5x90 feet 10 l0-foot olirf.
TERMS. One fourth cash, halan'. h-
ore and two years. or earlier lt op,t
OF the purchaser. negotiable notes. WIN
interest added, TO be taken for ihc nrl'i
red payments. and the Title 90 De re,ii".l
ant,l all the pgre q ep i931e mas '.''
WILLIAM ELLHSON.
H. r. POLLARD.
BEN Ell Y TsfRI MP.
Special Commissioners.
Pollard Bagby, Auctioneers.
Harris SC. VS.. r. Is. Lee. Sc. and Home
Building Company. Plaintiffs. aga.
Marv j. Lee ard ais Defendant. q N
the Chancery Court Of the city oil lsitn-
/ Charles W. Goddin. Clerk Of SAID
court. certify that the bond required 0l
thc special commissioners bv the decree
In said cause OF May s. 1856. has been
duly given.
Given under my hand this lith day X
May 1896. CHARLES W. GODpiN
my q tltln.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-28
OLD BURG AND VICINITY.
Henvy Fall of Haii-Thc Municipal
Contest.

HcnNy Eull OF bitt-iEc huHlSipHi
Contest.
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, May 81
(Spocial) -Country people in town to-day
from nearby neighborhoods report "A
heavy fall of hail during yesterdays
storm. which came from the northwest.
and covered an area several miles in
width. In the MassapOnnaN noighborhood
the storm was very severe. and much
damage was done to gardens and growing
crops The wheat crops on several farms
on The road leading TO Spotsylvania Court
house are said TO be completely
ruined. The storm crossed the river
about ten miles below town, and it is
feared much damage has also been done
in lower Stafford and KING George coun-
ties
MUNICIPAL CONTEST.
To-morrow's municipal election here
promises TO be the most exciting that we
have had for years. The friends OF re
form IN the management OF city affairs
claim that they will make several i'm
portant changes but "the ms" have an
organization that seems to be improgna-
BILE and say that the c0uncilmen VIII
succeed themselves. The contest between
w 4. Little, Jr. incumbent. ard \. I.
Embry for commemorative Attorney
viii, it is thought. be close. with the
chances I'm Little's favor. w. Seymour
Whites election as Mayor is generally
conceded. His opponent Josiah Hazard,
Esq, will, however, get quite large
vote. The registration has been large,
and a very heavy vote will be polled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-28
W ANT ED,

AGENTS. MEN AND WOMEN EVERY
where coming money selling Climax
Novelties Al household necessities.
Prices. ), 10. and 81 cents. Sell nj sight.
Samples Of an three postpaid FOR . cents.
Money refunded If not satisfied. Gil
MAX COMPANY, -0l south Fifth street
Philadelphia. my 2S-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-28

AGENTS FOR. THE LIFE OF
Holmes" the arch fiend who confessed 70
tWenty-seven murders. Price, sc Quick
seller. Big profits. BARCLAY & CO..
Cincinnati, O. my l5-eCdft
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-28

Orders fer printing sent 10 the Dispatch
Company will be given prompt attention
and the style OF work and prices will be
"a ri1a YOU
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-28
WANTED,

4 GOOD. COMPETENT. AND RELIA-
bic Middlo-Aeed Nurse (colorcd). None
others need apply. 1905 Park avenue.
my 2S-it'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-28
THE GRADTATES.

Following IS the list OF graduates:
Literary Observation-Disclosures Page
Bland. Jennie Breckenridge cutler, Luz
ellie lone Cutler. Julia Yates Chandler
Emma Blanche Garrett. Mamie Bridges
Haw.
Full GraGuatcs-Carollne Garnett Broad
dus. ida Belle Clarke, Bertha Estese
Stubs. Corde Lee Winston.
Post Graduate-Alice Maud Broaddus.
Music Graduates-Lucy Lee Bennett
Oracle Temple Post
. Art Graduate-Lizzie Ruth Stiff.
English Post Graduate-Cora Lee Cow
ington.
German Post Graduate-Annie Floy
Head.
WILL BE CONTINUED.
Rev. John r. Payne. who has had
charge Of the seminary for the past two
sessions. will leave IN a. few weeks for
his future home. I'm Gordonsvlile, Va,
whore he will conduct a school.
There has lately been a doubt In the
minds of some as 20 whether the semi
nary here would be continued next ses-
sion, but at the close of the exercises last
night Major r. O. Pcatross read a tele-
gram from Rev L. H. Rowe the present
owner and former principal. stating that
the school would be opened as usual on
the first Wednesday IN September next
SEVERE WIND-STORM
4 severe wind and rain-stofm visited
this county on yesterday evening. At
Port Royal two churches-the Methodist
and the colored Baptist-were blown
down. The latter church was a new one
and had been recently dedicated. CHM
neys were blown down from houses, and
considerable other damage was done.
Fortunately no persons were injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-28

Ey virtue OF tho above decree. ort,-.s
on the above date. the underslcrrI Sd.
GIL commissioner therein appointed. v..
proceed 20 sen on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-28
THE COHEN CO.
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED,

WANTED,
At ONCE. EIGHT LIVE. ENERGETIC
Life-Insurance Agents Salary and COM
missions 10 right parties. Apply by letter
to COLEMAN & APPLEBY. Managers.
international Fraternal Alliance. POST
Office Box lj6, city. my 23-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-28

As the administrator Of the estate Of
the late General William Malone. ana
pursuant 10 the decree OF the Hastings
shall at the late residence Of General
Malone. on Market street. I'm Petersburg.
Va. on the above days, beginning ut i
o'clock on ..
MONDAY. JUNE 1ST.
sell by auction all the VALUABLE
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN IF
SOME CLOSE CARRIAGE q scats), ONE
ENGLISH T-CNRT-hOth IN nrst-class
condition, with FIRST-CLASS HARNESS,
ROBES. etc.
Much OF the Furniture Is very handsome
and the Mirrors exceedingly handsome
and valuable.
The Silverwarc Is handsome ard valua-
Bile. consisting of many pieces, ana weigh
ing l,2sS - ounces.
The Paintings are of especial value ana
merit consisting I'm part Of the following:
The famous painting OF the Battle oi
the Crater" by Elder.
Southern Plantation" by Elder.
Catching the Hare by Elder.
Eating the Melon" by Elder.
"Shylock" by Elder. and also
THE Scout" a very fine painting.
The Paintings Silvcrwarc. Carriages,
Harness, Robes, etc, Will be sold on
TUESDAY. JUNE I'd,
beginning at II o'clock.
CHARLES WATSON.
Sergeant Of the city OF Petersburg. and
as such Administrator.
j. Il. Paunill. AuctlOnecr. my Zl--t