Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-20

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botetonrt County, Va; Appendix X, The
Goodwyns Of DinwiddIe County, Va: APP
| pendiS NJ. The Goodwins OF Caroline and
| Amhers; Counties. Va; Appendix x. The
| Goodwins OF Carroll County Nd: AID.
| pendix o. The Goodwins OF Baltimore
| county Md; Appendix =. An Eastern
Maryland Fragment: Appendix @. The
Ioodwyns OF Dinwiddie County. Va; APP
| pendk J.. The Goodwins OF Augusta
| County, Va; Appendix NJ, The Good
| wins OF Caroline and Amherst Coun-
tlea. Va; Appendix y, The Good
wins OF Carroll County, Md: APP
| pendix 4. The Goodwins OF Albemarl6
| County. Va. Appendix 4, The Goodins
or Loudoun County. Va: Appendix Y.
| Untraced Goodwins OF Virginia Appendix
| W, Miscellaneous Notes; Appendix y, The
GoodWins Of Preble County, o.; Appendix
| y, Probable Descendants OF Robert Good
win; Appendix T.. The Goodwns Of Hall
fax County, Va; Appendix w, Additional
Miscellaneous Notes: Notes by DR.. Tyler
Land Grants 10 the ooodwins Of Virginia
| Corrections and Additions; Index TO
Notes; Index.
The Quarterly says: The Goodwins of
Virginia will be pleased to know that the
Governor OF Virginia, Hon. James Hoge
Tyler inaUeurated on January ], 1913.
after this sketch was prepared, is de-
scendant OF Major James Goodwin in the
eighth generation. His name does not
appear I'm the body OF the publication,
for the reason that no data had been col
lectcd o: the descendants OF daughters,
although they are none the less the de-
scendants OF Major James.
Governor Tyler's parents were George
and El8 0ioge) Tyler; his fathers
parents were Henry and Lucinda Cole
NAM Tyler. and his fathers mother was
a daughter Of Spencer and Elizabeth Car
land Goodwin Coleman daughter OF
Robert and Jane (Tuloch) Goodwin, no
bert being a greatgrandson OF Major
James.
From Major James Goodwin 10 Gov
ernor Tyler is a long stretch OF wo nun
drcd and fifty years, but the passing
genera tons, through all these centuries
have builded steadfastly for good nave
stood as the firm bulwarks of the Com
monwealth. and the end Is not yet
A DESERT DRAMA. Being the Tragedy
OF the Korosko. BY A. Conan Doyle.
Author OF "a Study in Scarlet, Nd
ventures Of Sherlock Holmes &c.'
with Thirty-two Full-Page Illustra-
lions by s. Pagett Philadelphia: j. Il.
Lippencott Company. Pages, "a. PRICE,
Sl.J0.
This story first appeared i'm serial form
in a magazine, but, as the author Informs
us in a predatory note. i'm its present
shape It has been materially enlarged and
altered The characters in the story are
passengers on a koroskO, which Is
fiat-bottomed steTn-wheel Nile steamer.
Mr.. DOYLE takes his passengers mp the
Nile from the head of the first cataract to
Wady Halfa, and from near that point
the party make a trip across country on
donkeys to the famous pulpit rock at
Abousir While at this place they are
captured by a band Of Deryishes' and
after many adventures and many ago
MIXING experiences they are rescued by
a detachment Of the Egyptian Cancelled
Corps. The party consists of ten persons,
representing several natiOnalities OF both
sexes and three or four different religious
creeds, and the moral Of the story goes
to show how religion, no matter what
the creed. gives strength and courage
I'm the hour of trial. In the book the
author is at his best both In the matter
of description Of scenery and character
drawing. Those who have read the story
in instruments will enjoy rereading it as
a connected ard amplifed whole.
THE TALES OF JOHN OLIVER
HOBBIES. New York. Frederick a.
Stokes Company. Pages, 45l.
The collection consists of Some Emo
tons and a MoraT'; 1.-THE Sinners
Comedy; "a Study in Temptations" and
"a Bundle of Life" Odd and original all
of the stories are, in a sense. Some idea
of what is in store for the reader may be
formed from this from the preface TO the
second edition Of "a Study in Tempta-
items" His the author's) aim has been
TO amuse In times Of illness, irritability,
and grief he has often cast about for
some light readng-simple, yet not alto
Cether meaningless. He has longed TO
drayy veil on actualities and see shadow
life frisking on tiptoe, followed by dance
of sorrows and a merrymaling of cares.
He does not presume TO say that he has
fulfilled his own desire in the following
pages, but the desire in question may ex-
plain their tone.
For sale by the George NJ. West Com
pany.
OFFICIAL RECORDS OF THE UNION
AND CONFEDERATE NAVIES IN
THE WAR OF THE REBELLION.
Published Under the Direction of the
Hon. John ID. Long, Secretary OF the
Navy, by Professor Edward X. Rawson,
United States Navy Superintendent Ma
val War Records, and Mr.. Robert II.
Woods. By Authority of an Act OF
Congress Approved July 81, 1894. Series
I. Volume VI. Atlantic Bockading
SQUADRON from July 16 TO October %,
1861. North Atlantic Blockading
Squadron from October %, 1861 to March
g. 1862 Washington: Government Print |
ing Office. 1897.
This is a book OF s96 pages. and con- |
tains much interesting matter.