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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-19
Dir. MORGAN ACQUITTED.
The strike situation mt Norfolk
Arrived for Repairs.

NORFOLK, VA, october 1S.-(Special)
Or. Francis NJ Morgan. Of Berkeley, was
placed on trial in the Corporation Court
here to-day. on the charge Of causing the
death Of Mrs. Emma l.. Coleman by
criminal malpractice. The greatest in
terest was felt I'm the case and prom-
nent physicians testified concerning the
facts. 1t was decided that the ante
mortem statement of Mrs. Coleman was
inadmissible as evidence, and without 1t
violation of the statute was not suhi-
GENTLY proved 10 imperil the prisoner.
Tho jury was accordingly, instructed 10
Qcquit DR.. Morgan.
The strike situation here remains prac-
ucally unchanged. Both the oyster
shuckers ana the packers are determined
not 10 yield. Shipments OF oysters from
this port have, not as yet, materially de-
creased, but AZ IL Is impossible TO carry
any very large stock of shucked oysters,
the effect OF the trouble will speedily be
felt elsewhere The packers declare they
will secure help from their branch houses
in Baltimore and other houses before they
VIII yield 10 what they consider the un-
reasonable demands of the shuckers. who
last year were given an increase of pay.
The strikers state that what increase they
then secured was due 10 the Organization
of their union. Thus far the Central
Labor Union of Southeastern Virginia
has taken no official coRniZance of the
date after which they will decline 10 en-
ploy union shuckers unless the trouble
shall be sooner adjusted. The strike has
progressed quietly and no disorders have
occurred nor are amy expected.
The strike OF moulders at :. Il. West
x Brothers plOw-factory is still on, with
no immediate prospect Of settlemet or Of
further complication The firm declines
TO make any statement. The men are
holding out and none Of them have ap-
Diied for reinstatement.
The Cape Henry Land and Improvement
Company has been incorporated and has
commenced TO improve the beach at Cape
Henry for the purpose Of starting a sea-
side resort az that place. The survey of
the railroad that will run 10 the Cape
Henry Company's property has been COM
pleted and construction Will shortly be
begun.
The auxiliary gunboat Wasp has arrived
al the Norfolk navy-yard for repairs. She
was towed from Port Royal, 5. G.
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WANTED.

TO PURCHASE BROAD-STREET SHOE
Store. with fair trade and good location
State rent, condition. and amount Of
stock. and lowest cash price. SHOES, ."
1921 Second street, Washington. ID. c.
oc I7-Tu&Th2t.
7 ADIESi Use Chichester's English Psanyroyal Pills.
IA Best! Safest. Oniy Reliable. Take no other.
a. Buy Of yOur Druggist Or send So stamps Tor yasuc
ular and Relief for Lsaes In letter BY return mall.
Chichester Chemical Co, PbIlsdn., Pc
(au l-Tu.Th Suly)
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TWO WEDDINGS.
One In Lexington; the other mt Ok
ford Church.

LEXINGTON, VA. October lS.-(Spe-
cial.) -Lexngton's first autumnal church
wedding took place this afternoon at
o'clock in Trinity Methodist church. when
Miss Lucy j. Warner, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew w. Warner. and Mr..
Howard W. Amole, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. T.. Amole of Buena Vista, were
welded Rev. Henry J.. Hamill, the pas
tor OF Trinity church, officiated. Miss
Meta Berry presided at the organ. The
bride was attired in gray broadcloth,
trimmed in white satin and cream lace
applique. and carried brides roses. The
ushers were j. Clinton Warner, a brother
of the bride; William T.. Amole, a brother
OF the groom; William X. Kennedy, and
W. Harry Agnor. The flOwer-girls. who
were dressed in white organdie and car
red white crysanthemums. were little
Misses Boogher Campbell, Nellie Deaver,
BERTHE Beard. Lizzie Amole, and Grace
Williams. The church and Chancel were
beautifully decorated with potted plants,
ferns, and white crysanthemums.
Following the ceremony the newly
welded couple accompanied by the we'd
ding party drove to Buena Vista in pri-
vate vehicles, and there . reception was
gwen them by the EiODHl > ldlNi4AH, MI
and Mrs. =. Il. Amole.
The bride is brunette Of charming per-
sonality, and is the leader OF the Junior
Christian Endeavor Society here. The
groom is young businessman Of Lex
ingtop, and il president OF the Stanton
Christian Endeavor District Union. They
will reside in Lexington.
ANOTHER WEDDING.
\ beautiful church wedding was cele-
brated at oxford Presbyterian church, in
Buffalo, Rockbridge county, this after
noon at o'clock. when Miss Susie Nir-
ginia RAIDER, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey RAIDER, of Murat, and Mr.. RICE
Hotinger, son of Mr.. Abraham HotinSer,
Of near Colierstown. wero united IN
marriage by the Rev. W. l.. Bailey, pas
tor of the church. The ushers who We're
Messrs. George RAIDER, Lewis Hotinger,
James Davidson, and Brown MOrrisOiL
preceded the couple down the aisle to the
chanceL where under a floral wedding
bell the ceremony took place. Mr.. Sidney
Zoilman presided at the organ. After the
ceremony the newly-wedded couple went
10 Mr. Abraham HOtinger's home, ana
were given "A reception, such as Is pro-
verbal in Rockbridge county. The bride
wore = dress Of purple silk. trimmed in
viewer. overlaid with white applique and
white liberty silk, and hat 10 match, ana
carried brides roses.
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YOUNG-WHITE.
A beautiful Church Wed"i"e
South Boston.

SOUTH BOSTON, october lS.-'9peci'i'
At the Methodist church, at l:5o T. NJ ~
day. Mr.. Leslie Smith Young, OF RICH
mond. wed Miss Mamie Alexander hi'e'
Rev. f. NJ. Edwards. pastor OF the churcn'
performed the ceremony. The bride was
attired in a goiug-away dress OF gray.
She was one of the loveliest brides that
have been seen here in a long time. She
carried a beautiful bouquet or brlde ,
roses. The maid Of honor, Miss susie
Garnet. of Richmond, was Handsomely
gowned i'm pink. Mr. James 3. White,
brother Of the bride. was best man. me
bridegroom and his best man entered the
church from the pastors study, IN rear
of the chance. and We're met by the
bride and her maid Immediately in front
of the chancel. The ushers were Messis.
James A. Glenn, Jr., Samuel j. STATE
George O. Stovall, w 4. Reeves, Waiter
Blair Charles Penck. Lawson Richard-
son. and w b. lawson. The church was
decorated exquisitely with lovely plants
and beautiful blooming flowers. The au-
tumnal tints were never more Handsomely
blended than they were to-day.
The bridal party will 20 North on d
two weeks tour. Their future home VIII
10 in Richmond.
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NARRENTON HORSE SHOW.
A Good Crowd in Attendance-First
Days Awards.

WATERMELON, VA. October 1S.-(Spe-
cial)-The Horse Show to-day, notwith-
standing the inclement weather, was a
success. A good crowd turned out. The
first class judged was heavy draft horses,
in which Dot and Queen, owned by
Leachman & Seaton. of RectortOwn. were
awarded the blue ribbon. In the jumping
contests for green horses. Queen Lii, w.
G. Davis owner, won first prize, and
Gloria, owned by L. d. Benner. second.
IN Glass G. standard bred registered
horses Red Gauntlet, A. Nusbaum owner,
won. The blue ribbon for the best ladies'
park hack was won by Dew Drop, II. ID.
Gibson. OF Upperville, owner. Grey Cap,
belonging 90 j. *. Maddux, got second
prize. In Class l., for harness horses
over u II hands. the first prize was won
by Gray Gown, G.. II. Slater owner; J. ID.
Hooe's Oriole second. The best-matched
pair was judged to be Senator and Fair
fax, owned by \. i. Lawson, of Upper
vile. A pair Of chestnuts, Of W. II.
Ashcton's. We're pronounced second. In
Class 20, for horses carrying $50 pounds
over jumps. four feet, the first prize was
awarded TO Dew Drop, with Grey Jacket,
y. Je1nes owner second. The blue rib
bon for heavyweight hunters was award
cd TO C0raNille w. G.. Davis owner, with
Miss Marg-ret Barrys Guidon second.
The classes tomorrow are especially in
tercstins
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sCoTTSNILLE.
Wurm Misunderstanding Opera
tfOns-Personal Notes.


SCOTTSVILLE. VA, October l8.-(Spe-
cial)-We are having a very warm spell
just now, so warm that vegetation is put
ting out new growth. Grapevines win
soon bloom IL the warm weather con-
tinues much longer.
Farm work has been pushed ahead ra-
pidly, and many farmers are through
seeding wheat and oats-a very unusual
thing for this early IN the season.
The meeting which was announced to
pegin al the Disciples church on Sunday
had 10 be deferred, as Rev. b. Z. Smith,
of Charlottesville. who was expected
here, went. 20 the great jubilee Conven-
ton at Cincinnati.
Miss Nora billiard left last week for
Spotsylvania county. where she will teach
again.
Captain l.. NJ. Pitts, Of Elk Hill. wifp
his wife and two children, paid MS
father and sisters a visit here Saturday
and Sunday
Mr. d. II. Pitts and wife, who have
been staying AZ the White sulphur
Springs for some time paid their home
here d visit Saturday.
The white Graded school, whose time
for opening was deferred on account of
the illness of Professor W A. Shepherd.
the principal, began work Monday with
a good attendance.
Mr. Hunter OF Lynchburg, was here
yesterday.
Bishop white, OF the Protestant Epis-
copal Church, Will preach here tomorrow
afternoon. and confirm several candidates
for membership in the church here.
IL IS currently rumored that one of our
most prominent townsmen will In few
days take one OF the lOveiiest OF our
country girls 20 be life partner.
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CATEs-sIERCHANT.
A Pretty and Fashionable wedding
I'm the Old burg.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, october IS
Special. )-One Of the prettiest and most
fashionable fall weddings Witnessed here
for some years was solemnized az the
Methodist church tonight, Rev. James +.
Stump, pastor Of the church, performing
the ceremony. The contracting parties
were Miss Ella cambridge Merchant,
daughter of Mr.. Rufus b. Merchant, for
merly owner and editor of the Fredericks-
burg Star, but now disburslng officer and
general superintendent OF the Post-Ohice
Department, Washington, ID. c., TO Mr..
Brawner Gates, a popular ana highly
esteemed employee Of the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad.
The attendants were Miss Bertha X Mer-
chant, sister of the bride, maid OF honor
Mr.. Sidney Gates, brother Of the groom,
best man; Misses Maud Wills, of Wash
ington, and Hope Gates, of Richmond
SISTER of the groom). Ida Wooding. VIII
mer Wheeler, and Madge Wheeler, OF this
city, bridesmaids; Messrs. G.. *. Coleman
and NJ. l. Peatross of Richmond, John 7.
DonGnue, T.. G.. Bell. and W. H. Merchant
brother of the BRIDE of Fredericksburg,
groomsmen. and jeanette Stearns and
James Keene niece and nephew OF the
bride), ribbon-holders. The bride was
handsomely attired in gray broadcloth,
trimmed in cream crepe de chine, with hat
and gloves 10 match the maid Of honor
in white silk and pearl ornaments; the
bridesmaids in white silk and ribbon
trimmings and carrying natural bouquets
OF pink and white carnations.
At the conclusion Of the ceremony an
elegant reception was given at the home
| Of the bride, after which the bride and
groom LETT on the north-bound train for
an extended tour.
The church wherein the ceremony was
solemnized, was handsomely decorated
with colder rod eyergreens, and potted
plants. and the many useful and pretty
presents received by the young couple
attested their popularity.
Among the visitors present were: Mrs
Emmett Brawner. Mrs Martha King, Mrs.
Emory Nash Mrs. Mamie Messick and
Mr.. Elwood King, of Prince William; Mrs.
Mamie Hayes, Of Essex; Miss Matte Col
Inns, of Caroline, Captain Robert McLane
and Kyle King. of Washington; Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. s. Gates, Mrs. J. W. Weaver,
Misses Eva Taylor. Lee Inman, and Pat
tie Farmer. Captain and Mrs. Morgan r..
Mills and Messrs. Eugene and Willie
| Gates, all Of Richmond.
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MoRe..s aA57u
GAsHED HIS THROAT
And Fell Ia His Deafh-iihhp'""
school Trouble.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, october 1s-
Special )-El1ner b. White, well-knoWn
Number. committed suicide this morning
about o'clock by slashng his throar
with an ordinary pocket-knife, and then
falling, or jumping, through a third
story window. receiving injuries ON
striking the pavement below which
fastened his death. lie died three hours
later. White had been drinking recently
and last night his friends thought he
would go into delirium tremens. Seve-
raj OF them were at his bedside until
midnight. At o'clock he got UP ana
climbed TO the roof, but was detected by
a friend before he could do anything
rash. A few minutes later, while in
his room with this friend, he sashed
his throat with a pOcket-kniie. His
wounds bled freely. The only statement
he made was. 1--WE done ii now, and sup
pose Will have 10 die" lie then walked
to the window, covered with blood, appa-
rently to get air. and before those pres
ent could restrain him, went through tho
window, whether accidentally or not IS
unknown. His friends do not believe he
intended 10 commit suicide.
Rumors aAoat TO the effect that d0mes-
tic infelicity was the cause Of White 8
rash act arc without foundation, as a
letter received shortly after the tragedy
from his wife was cOuched IN affectionate
terms, and was proof positive that thcre
was no estrangement.
Mrs. White and her two children, who
have been AZ Roulet, Pa, some time,
were summoned, as were d sister and
an uncle IN Brooklyn.
The trouble resulting from the resigna-
ton of Miss Molie Hope as teacher in
the Hampton Public Academy, owing to
the action of Principal Dudley r. Cowles
in promoting his brother over Miss
Hopes protest, is assuming an exceeding
Is disagreeable aspect for Principal
Cowles. There have been more develop
ments. and before the question is en-
tirely disposed OF there are likely TO he
other interesting incidents. The teachers
of the Hampton Academy showed their
feeling in the matter by drawing up a
paper In which they commend Miss
Hopes attitude. They say they are con-
WINGED that Miss Hope has not been
shown the proper courtesy by Principal
Cowles. and their determination TO eX-
press this publicly demonstrates their
feeling. IL is understood that several
friends of Miss Hope have drawn up a
petition 10 be presented to the School
Board i'm which they ask that body to at
once take up the matter. and thoroughly
air the circumstances of the case.
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NORFOLK SOCIAL EVENT.
The Huger-Garnett Wedding-The
Attendants.

NORFOLK, VA, October 1S.-speclal3
The most notable Of the October we'd
dings so far took place at ST. Luke's
Episcopal church this afternoon at 4
O'Clock. The bride was Miss Leila Bar
raud Garnett, daughter of Judge and
Mrs. Theo. s. Garnett, and the bride
groom was DR.. William Elliott Huser
of Baltimore. The officiating clergyman
was Rev. Dr. Beverly d. Tucker. of old
st. Pauls. The best man was Mr.. VIII
nam Mason Smith, Of Charleston, $. c..
ana the maid OF honor was Miss Eliza
beth BowdOin, OF Norfolk The brides
maids were Miss Emily Baker, OF Nor
FOLK; Miss Emma Hume. of Washington.
d. C.; Miss Susan Craighill, OF Washing
ton, II. C., and Miss Henrietta Booth.
OF Williamsburg. Va. The ushers were
DR.. Hugh h. Young. Of Baltimore: DR..
Ennion Williams % Richmond, VA Mr..
James G. GreenWay Of Little Rock Ark.
Mr.. Richard :. Whaiey, OF Charleston,
). C., and Messrs Fergus GOOdrdge.
Pierson Williams, Thomas w. Shelton.
ana Theo. ;. Garrett. Jr.. OF Norfolk.
Since her debut, the bride. a striking
brunette. has been a belle I'm Virginia
society. The bridegroom II OF Charles
ton. 5. c., although at present q prac-
ticing physician OF Baltimore.
Among the guests present were several
surgeons from Johns Hopkins, Baltimore,
friends OF the groom; Mr.. and Mrs.
Huger. OF Charleston, S. c., father and
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tersburg Secretary, and G. w. Kinsey' OF
Richmond Treasurer.
The next annual convention will be held
at Roanoke. Va.
OTHER ITEMS.
The members Of the Delaware Legisla-
turc arrived here this afternoon on spe-
cial train en- route for old Point and Nor
folk Va. They will return TO Dover on
a special train Saturday next.
The monument erected by Harmonson-
West Camp Of Confederate Veterans at
Parksley, Va. in memory Of their dead,
will be unveiled next Friday. Special
trains and steamers will be run for the
occasion.
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By direction OF party declining house.
ceeplng. ! will sell at my auction-h0s.
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kcsting-Cnmdeu.

ROANOKE. VA. October 1S-(Special)
W r Resting and Miss Laura Camden
Were united in marriage this afternoon
at 1880 o'clock, at the residence of the
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs NJ l.. Cam
den. % Seventh avenue. southeast. The
Shipman. pastor Of the First Baptist
church. u. Thomas was best man and
Miss Sallic Camden. a sister of the
brides maid OF honor Nh and AIrs.
Resting left on the afternoon train for
Wythoville. 10 spend few days with the
parents of the groom, after which they
viii return and make this city their
home.
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ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
IL FURNITURE.
BOOKCASE CARPETS. BRIC-A-BRtc
&c.
AT AUCTION.

By direction Of party declining house.
keeping ! will sell az my auction-hoss.
at 1870 A. NJ.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER -. $50
3 Very-Fine Chamber Suits. with W.r.
robes.
Handsome Parlor Suit, Fine Oak Bo.t.
case. Ornamental Large Oak HaI.
stand. OAK Extension Table and Dr.
ner chairs. oak Refrigerator Bass
Table and Lamp, Lace Curtains. Pes
lures. White Enameiled and Bau
Bedsteads. Toilet Sets C0rdurrv
Couch. Bric-a-Brac. Feather Pillows
and Bolsters, Blankets, Quilts. LAMPS.
Sheets. Clocks, China. Crockery par-
Tor. Chamber. Hall. and Stair Carpets,
Mating. Hair and other Mattresses,
Bedsteads. Washstands Tenders Gas
and Coal Cooking Stoves; Gas. OH.
and Coal Heating Stoves. and many
desirable miscellaneous articles
GEORGE W. MAYO.
DC II AucuOnear
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south,yest Convention.

ROANOKE. VA. October IS Especially
The Episcopal Conyocation OF Southwest
Virginia. now IN session here. is
quite largely attended. Rev. Or. Carson.
of Lynchburg, conducted the exercises
this morning. and In the afternoon Rev.
j. : Alffiend spoke on How to Bring
The Distinctive Features OF the Protestant
Episcopal church 10 the People" Rev.
DIR Lloyd. OF Lynchburg. presided at to-
nights session
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HATES-MENEFEE.
wedding BELLS In Rnppnhannocb-
B,Waters-Hisie.

CuLPEPER, VA, October lS.-(Speciai)
One of the most beautiful marriages ever
known In Rappahannock county was sol
emnized at the Baptist church, in Sperry-
willie. this afternoon AT l o'clock when
the beautiful and cultured Miss Daisy
Elizabeth Menefee became the bride OF
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

When presented at the Dispatch
counter, accompanied by the cash,
Wants." Rooms for
Wanted" "BOnrd Wanted" "Lost
strayed, or stoIen," VIII be inserted
properly classified, 25 words or less,
fer Zoe. each insertionJ additional
words lie. each.
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Ashland Notes.

ASHLAND, VA. October 1S-(Special)
The farmers 10 the tobacco part OF the
county fear the weather Of the past few
days has done much damage To the crops
already housed. Some of them are OF the
opinion that the crop will be badly dam
aRed
The section owners of Woodland Gene
terry VIII meet on November "a, at S:l5
o'ciock' IN the Iswn Han here, TO hear
fic1rS for tho wear.
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FINCAsTLE.
Dcnth of II Venerable LnGy--Very
III.


FINCASTLE, VA, October ls.-(Spe-
ciaL)-Ars. John Zimmerman died at her
home in Fincastle, Monday, October Is.
1899. In the Sith year Of her age. She had
eight children living, six Of whom were
with her in her last moments. The de-
ceased was a member OF the Presbyterian
Church. and her funeral. which took place
at the Methodist church on the 18th, was
conducted by the Rev. j. NJ. Holiday
Mr. John Boss. Of this place, who was
paralyZod a short time ago Is much
worse and no hopes are entertained OF
his recovery.
Mrs. Levi Bibb, who has been reported
in the Dispatch as having reached the
10Th anniversary of her birth on the lth
OF September, is believed now 20 be rapid
~ approaching the end. Her health Is
giving way. and she requires much more
attention than heretofore.
We have several persons IN town over
50 years and two said 10 be over -.
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.ooPERAGE AND SACHS.

By direction Of the Chanceff e.. f.
the city OF Richmond. as per Nh. 80
tered July Z. 1899. l will sell q. l-.e a
tion. az the warehouse adJ'.'''
Galiego Mills. on
MONDAY. OCTOBER - lN"
AT 1880 +. NJ.
a lot OF Hoop-Poles. Shaved ioN'
rel Headings. ana slaves. ..., r,ti
Also. Barrel Wagon and 1o9i q !
and a lot OF Empty Flour s',"'
sizes.
TERMS: Cash TODD
CHARLES L. l'v'li.'ss
Receiver OF the Galleso Asls wv"
o. IS
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THE JUNIORS.
Annual Election of onicers-NeNt
Convention ia he mt Roanoke.

CAPE CHARLES. VA, october 49,
(special.)-The fifteenth annual conven-
ton OF the Junior order Of United Me-
chanlcs which convened here yesterday
morning. adjourned this evening after an
ail-day session. Mr.. Floyd a. Hudgins,
OF Newport News, was elected State
Councillor; k. u. Criddle. OF Swansboro'.
Vice Councillor. Thomas Il. fvey. Of Pc
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on THURSDAY. ocTOBER isrtl


al o'clock J.. NJ. we Will sell BIZ puhn,
auction, on the premises, the VERY Ar
IKACIINE, MODEKNI.Y-APP
TWO STORY DETACHED FRaafc
DWELLING. with the fine lot on vrsi.e
II stands, fronting 30 feet on west ~
Twenty-hfth street between NJ ana a.
streets, and extending back bo,vs
parallel lines 12o feet 10 the public .'.y
in rear.
The dwelling contains nine rooms
most conveniently and admirably
rarged having city water on both eo.-.
LstrObc stove, range, hot-Watcr b4P
closets, store-roOms, etc; ample LIGHT ~
ventilation. thoroughly well built. rl,ai.
papered walls and the entire prer l..
in nice order; neat and attracrr,
throughout The location and ne.xbse.'
hood are most convenient and desirab.
and the opportunity afforded 20 secure
good home or d g0od-paying investment
is a rare one.
TERMS: Liberal and announced AZ ssia
}. Il. ELAN d 90
oc - Aucti0lerrs
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WANTED,

RELIABLE SOLICITORS TO SELL THE
Stocks and Investments Of a well-knoWn
financial institution. Salary and commits
sion. Address Box lg5, Richmond, Va.
oc l3-lW
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mother of the groom; Mr.. Reid ana MISS
Reid. of Baltimore; Mrs. q. l.; ToS( LII, VI
Washington. d. c., and Mrs J. b. Cr"'s
hill of Washington, ID. {.
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LOST, s1RAYED, AND FOUND.

lost MONDAY AFTERNOON. IN
one Of the STORES while shopping. or on
the sireet-car. PAIR or GOLD-RIN-
MED EYEGLASSES. The finder will De
suitably rewarded by leaving al No li07
Bank street. Oc l9-lts
STRAYED FROM MY HOUSE YES
terday morning a BEAGLE HOUND. am
swera 90 name of Beauty" very small,
with dark spots on her. Suitable reward
ii returned 90 No. IL east Marshall street,
Richmond. Va. oc l9-lt'
LOST. 4 BLACK AND WHITE SET
TER PUPPY, about months old. Finder
will please return 10 ll5 east Franklin
and receive reward. oc i3-lt
STRAYED, 6 GOATS. ANY lNFOR-
nation will be suitably rewarded by no
trying GEORGE W. SCHLEISER IL
north Seventeenth street. oc ll-3t