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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-02
DEATHS.

BAss.-Dled, at 10 minutes 20 A. u
September ist, al the residence OF net
daughter-ln-law. Mrs Virginia T. Bass
No sO7 south Third street, Mrs. AGATHA
ANN BASS, I'm the S5th year OF hei ase'
she was the mother Of the late Colonei
L. l.. Bass, and leaves only one son, w.
Upshur Bass, with the firm OF Simpson
Bass. & Co. 49,.
Funeral will take place TO-DAY tsa-
turday) az 8 o'clock j. NJ. from the above
number. Friends and acquaintance m
vited TO attend.
KNACKsTEDT.-Dled at her residence
aqt west Broad, September lst. az l-:5o a:
NJ. FREDARIKA KNACKSTEDTi aged
G. years ,.~,o.. -.
Funeral SATURDAY AFTERNOON at
4 o'clock from 81. Johns church. frlenos
ard acquaintance invited 10 attend
OLIVER. Died, at his fathers resi-
dence. No. 1881 Beverly street, JOHN
ELDER. only child OF John f.. and Annie
]. oliver; aged year and z DAYS.
Funeral from the residence SATURDAY
at 2 p VI. Friends and acquaintanc.s
invited TO attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-02
ENPORTt.
A Small Fire--PersonaI and General
Notes.

Notes.
EMPORLA, VA, September l-(Speclal)
A kitchen on the premises Of Mr.. A. F.
Slate. on Brunswick avenue, was de-
stroyed by fire last night about - o'clock.
There was no insurance, and the loss
was small. Fortunately, it was a stil
night. else the residence near by, to-
gether with its contents, would perhaps
have been burned.
The ordination of Rev c. p. Ryland
will take place on the third Sunday Of
this month. Rev ]. NJ Coleman, of Neck
lenburg. the former pastor OF Mr.. Ryland,
Will take part I'm the exercises.
Mr.. Charles Gore, Of North Emporia, IS
critically I'll with meningitis.
At O'Clock this afternoon the lease
from the Atlantic and Danville Railway
Company TO the Southern railroad was
admitted 10 record in the Clerks Office.
The lease covers about thirty-one printed
pages. and the fee for recording was Sl1
The State tax was paid In the county in
which It was first recorded.
Mr. David Prince. Of Southampton,
was i'm EmpOria on yesterday.
Miss Mabel Lee. Of Stony Creek. and
Miss Vernon Cutchin, Of Whittaker's, are
visiting Miss Annie Prince, at Green
Plain.
Messrs. Russell Hall and Albert Good
wyn. the only two white persons that
had the smallpox here, have long since
entirely recovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-02
WORK ON TIE JAMES.
CONTRACTS FOR IMPROVEMENTS
WILL HE LET IN \ FEW DAYS.
The COST MILL BE $780,, 600.
To Deepen and widen the Channel,
nniId Dixie, and Repair the Jet
ties-The Work to Begin About
October 18th.

I'm about q month the government will
begin the expenditure Of $4,000 for lin
tr1y,ments in the James river at and
below This city.
The c.ntracts will be let September
18th. that is, the bids will be received
on tt..-l.tc; awards will be made some
days later. The work will begin by Cc-
-.. -th
WHAT IS TO BE DONE.
Tse work includes dredging. removing
rock from the bed Of the river repairing
j..-.es. and constructing q dixie. The
contractor is required to give a bond for
tlHO for the performance Of the work
20 sixteen months.
The channel from the lower limits of
che city to Jetty b. a distance Of about
Ieet. is TO be wijened 10 100 feet, and
opened TO IS feet. The channel through
Goodies Rocks. for about a mile and d
tlarter below Richmond Is 70 be wldened
to 10 feet from Jetty % to Jetty 3D. and
made Of q depth OF Is feet. The channel
through the Richmond bar, about a mile
and q half below the city. is 10 be maze
NJ a width OF 80 feet from Jetty No. 81
g., Jetty 10. 20. with a depth of is feet.
Au depths refer 10 low tide
a considerable amount Of work IS to
ls ne in repairing the jetics by driving
ps AT the stream ends and reconstruct
r- The outer ends. The amount Of re-
pair work Of this kind Will amount TO
about LOO feet
q dixie is to be constructed on the right
bank Of the river, opposite to and below
the Dutch-Gap canal
GREAT GOOD WILL RESULT.
River men and others interested in the
Improvement Of the James expect great
deal of good 10 result from this work.
While the appropriation is comparatively
small. il is believed the money will be
put where il will do the greatest possible
AMOUNT of good.
The strongest effort which has ever
been made TO secure an adequate appro-
r-ation for the Improvement of the
James viii be put forth at the coming
session of Congress. A special commit
t.s. representing the Council and the
Chamber of Commerce, Will look closely
after the matter in Washington, where,
30 is understood, permanent headquarters
win De established.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-02
CHARLOTTEsYILLE
A Big demonstrating Natch-Per-
sOnnl Notes.

sOnnl Notes.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, September
Especial )-Yesterday afternoon a large
crowd-several hundred-of ladies and
gentlemen assembled at jefferson Park
TO witness the live-bird shoot Of the
Charlottesville Gun Club.
The contest took place In the field Just
north OF the hotel, which had been pre-
pared with the boundaries well defined
The traps, three Ia number, were set at
a distance OF Is yards from the taw-
line, and were sprung by ropes extending
10 the line. There were about 800 birds
on the ground. and the shooters were d.
vided into squads, with ten shots TO a
man.
The whole affair was under the man.
agemcnt OF Mr.. ID. r. Snow, and Mr.
George b. Goodyear acted IS referee. No
shooting was allowed outside the grounds,
and Officer Grady was present 10 enforce
this regulation. There we're persons, how
ever. who stood outside the limits who
bagged a number OF the wounded and
escaped birds.
Among the shooters was Mr.. Josiah
Bachelor VINO remained over especially
for this occasion. He had with him, as
trophies Of his skill In shooting, which
were exhibited 90 the admirins crowd, a
number OF gold medals, one OF them
valued at $3.50 and three others at less
amounts, aegregating about 500 In gold.
which he had won AT various contests.
His shooting here was a fine specimen OF
cool, deliberate Workmanship. seldom
witnessed. and was much admired by the
spectators
The following is tho score:
First match-W. o. Watson. s; II. A.
George. 7: ]. w. Lipop. 8; u. X. Snow. z
C. II. Link. 7: w. ]. Keller, s; q. w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-02
VETERANS ENJOY DAY AT LOUISA.
4 General OId-FashfOned Reunion
Held beneath the Trees.

Held Beneath the Trees.
The Confederate veterans from this city
who went TO Louisa Courthouse yesterday
% participate in the reunion held there
under the auspices Of Louisa Camp, re-
turned q. tine city last night about $50
o'clock ur.i and dusty, but loud I'm their
Np., oas 1i the pleasure they had ex-
Icr,lo.I
tha l-y Ws spent in the grove, where
war stories Fere told. speeches were lis
tened o. .uI equine old-fashioned bar
he'l- Wse part zen Of The speakers OF
the day were captain John Lamb; Mr..
Gordon, C0mmonWealth's Attorney or
Louisa. Mr shelton, and Mr.. Joseph {.
D.ckerson. The speeches were all highly
interesting. and We're greatly enjoyed
ly hose whose pleasure IL was TO listen
90 them
About 80 veterans went from this city.
They travelled I'm a special train Of four
coaches over the Chesapeake and ONO,
aud were accompanied By the Citizens
Band and a large number Of ladies. Inc
band enlivened the trip both ways ana
the day IN the grove with spirited music
The members Of Lee Camp did not re-
turn 90 the city in time 20 attend the ses-
son OF their camp last night The camp
met with Iieutenant-Commander storI5
r The chair. but Dying 20 the small at
tendance nothing but routine business
F.s transacted
DETAILS or THE DAY.
The following special from the rs
retrh's Louisa correspondent was receive"
lst night. ,..,,.. ora vote
,.,s and cltizens generally, old ana
ys..y Gathered al Louisa to-day. Inc
Ir. and pickett camps. OF hlchmonu'
tr. ROYALTY entertained by the Louisa
C.r, and citizens. At least 500 peop'e
ser. present. and the tables were loaue'
with au sorts OF meats, cakes. ioWi7'
etc. and enouph 20 feed double the mum
her present. one hundred and hfty cam
or the Lee ana Pickett Camp speclal eN-
cursion from Richmond, one-tnifd Dells
lodies. The Richmond veterans Were ~,
ccmpaniel by the Citizens Band anu
Tony Milers string band, which FURNISH
ga excellent music for the occasion.
Commander William Kean. OF Louisa
Camp, made q speech OF welcome. when
was responded % by Captain John Lamb.
Comrade Jesse j. Porter Of the Louisa
Camp. who IS confined 70 his bed from a
fou. had the honor OF being serenaded
nv Lee and Pickett camps. headed by
Colonel W. r. Woody. OF Pickett Camp.
After the serenade the two camps were
invited into the house by Mr.. 'orter,
through Colonel Woody. when general
introductio'is followed.
Everything passed or smoothly ana
there were no accidents.
Short addresses were made by Messrs.
joseph G. Dickinson, Of Lee Camp, and
by j. l.. Shelton and r. l.. Gordon. Jr..
OF Louisa.
There was dancing. a watermelon feast
and a good time generally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-02
IN THE SECOND DEGREE.
Verdict I'm the Karnes Cnse-She Is
IncOrrfgibie.

HINTON, w. VA. September 1.-(Spe-
cial)-The argument in the case OF the
State VS.. Karnes, for the murder or
Vanstavern, was closed at II O'Clock last
night This morning at IL o'clock the jury
returned verdict Of murder in the Sc
cond degree. The defendant moved 20 set
the verdict aside.
Rosa Ford, a girl 16 years OF age, who
was convicted at the May term OF the
court OF an assault upon Mrs. II. q.
Tyree and sent to the Industrial School
for Girls at Salem, w. Va. was to-day
sentenced 10 three years I'm the peniten-
tiary, she having been sent back from
Salem on account OF being incorrigibie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-02
ACCEPTED HIS COMMISSION.
Lieut.. Masurier is Awaiting Orders
Appointment of CoIOrcd Officers.


Captain Robert lie Masuier. of this city,
late Of the Third Virginia Regiment, re-
ceived formal notification yesterday from
the Adjutant-Generars &c, in Wash
ington, of his appointment to a first lieu
tenancy in the Forty-third Infantry. He
wired his acceptance at once.
The Forty-thrd, which is now being
raised will be stationed at Fort Ethan
Allen. on Lake Champlain, in Vermont.
Lieutenant Masurier expects TO be or
dercd thither In a few days. He made
all preparations for departure and will
go as soon as orders are received. The
prospect Of a fighting campaign in the
Philippines is viewed by Lieutenant
Masurier with anything but alarm.
II seems very probable that several Of
the colored officers which have been re-
commended by the Governor for appoint
ment TO the colored volunteer regiments
now being formed will get commissions.
There were only four States which had
cOlored troops in the service during the
last war-Virginia, Ohio. Illinois, and
Alabama. As a consequence, there Will
not be such competition as in the case OF
the white applicants for commissions in
white regiments.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-02
THE STREET RAILWAY CAMPAIGN.
Two syndicates Claim Majority OF
the COunciImcn.

The campaign Of the rival companies
who are out for the street-railway fran
chises is waxing very warm. Both the
Boyd-Ncwton and the Jenkins syndicates
claim that they have a majority Of the
members Of the Council pledged TO their
support.
The Boyd-Newton syndicate is pledged
10 spend $4,000 on the rehabilitation OF
the old system, while the Jenkins syndi-
cate which only seeks the Main-street
franchise, will spend $4,000 a mile on the
construction of the underground system
for which II stands The Main-street lire
is four and a half miles in length. while
tho trackage OF the Richmond Railway
ana Electric Company is seventy-two
miles.
The Traction Company, which Is also
ont for the Main-street franchise, has
seventeen miles OF track.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-02

The Misfortune of n Suffolk Youth
Wounds Not Fatal.

SUFFOLK, VA. September 1.-(Speciai)
Emmit Riddick, aged about II years, was
accidentally shot in the left thigh about
Gas o'clock this afternoon. He had just
returned from sora hunt and was In
the act Of placing his gun on the north
wharf of the Nansemond river at Suffolk,
wien the hammer struck the wharf. eX-
ploding the cartridge. The load passed
through the fieshy part Of the limb. Drs
Gibson and Phillips extracted key
about four inches long from the wound.
The key had been in his pocket He IS
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Mills j. Riddick.
Of the county. and is employed with
the Shoop withers Company His wounds
are neither fatal nor likely to cause the
less OF the limb, so the doctors say.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-02
THE CoLORED CEMETERY.
The Darkies object to Disseminating
Its Use.

The proposition on the part OF the Bar
ton Heights citizens to close the ceme-
terry used by the darlIies, which adjolns
Barton Heights on the south, is meeting
with great disfavor among those owning
sections in the burying-ground, and a
mass-meeting Of those interested has been
called 10 assemble at the Third-Street
Colored Methodist church Monday night,
when the whole matter will be discussed.
one of the objections of the Barton
Heights people 10 the use Of the ceme-
terry is that bodies are being Inferred III
graves already in use, and that the OPEN
ing of these old graves IS prejudicial 10
health. The negroes agree that this
practice should be stopped, but they are
not willing to discontinue THE use OF the
cemetery entirely.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-02

Reports on lakewood and River-View
cemeteries were received and filed. The
report on the former cemetery showed to-
tai cash receipts during august OF $i92 So;
number of interments, 90. Cash receipts
for River-Niew Cemetery were $226Cj;
number Of interments, 9.
The report Of the clerk Of the committee
was received and filed, and pay-rolls and
bills were audited and ordered to be paid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-02
MISS yANDERsLICE CHOSEN.
Daughter OF Late DR.. Vnndersiice to
Teach ut smifhfcld Institute.

Miss Mary Virginia Vanderslice, tho
fourth daughter Of the late DR.. George
c. Vanderslice. well remembered here.
where he died during his pastorate at
Union-Station Methodist church. has
been appointed to a position in the
Smithneld Female Institute.
Or. James Nelson, president of the Wo-
mans College, where Miss VanderslIce
graduated a few years ago. received IN
formation to this effect late yesterday
afternoon. Miss Nanderslice, after
leaving the Womans College. took a
post-graduate course in music. She IS
"A pretty and very charming young lady,
who has many aptltudes for an efficient
teacher and good and useful woman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-02
TWO ELDERLY LADIES DEAD.
Mrs. Agatha Ann Bass and Mrs.
Fredcrichn Ixnackstedt Pass Away.

Mrs. Agatha Ann Bass. mother of the
late Colonel l.. L. Bass, died yesterday
morning at $3.50 O'Clock, at the home Of
her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Virginia I.
Bass, No. 307 south Third street. De-
ceased was S. years of age. and had lived
most Of her life in this city. She was
a member of the Second Baptist church.
Her kind, sweet disposition made all love
her only one child survives her-Mr.
w. Upshur Bass. of the firm Of Simp-
son, Bass q Co.
The funeral services will be held at the
residence this afternoon at o'clock, and
the iuterment will be in Hollywood.
Mrs. Fredericha KnaclIstedt died at
1880 o'clock yesterday morning, at her
home. No. 42l west Broad street. She
was in her 6Sth year. Deceased had
been i'm bad health for some months.
She is survived by her husband and 1--WE
children. The funeral viii take place
from St. Johns German Lutheran church
This afternoon at o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-02
READ ms EDITORIAL.

From the Times. Hllstille, Ya)
I suffered with dlarrhoea for long
time. and thought / was past being cured.
I had spent much time and money, and
suffered so much misery that ] had al
most decided TO give up all hopes OF re-
cOvery and await the result, but noticing
the advertisement OF Chamberialn's Collie,
Cholera. and Diarrhoea Remedy. and also
some testimonials stating how some won
derful cures had been wrought by this
remedy ! decided 10 try Il. After taking
a few doses / was entirely well OF that
trouble, and I wish 10 say further TO my
readers and fellow-sufferers that I afu a
hale and hearty man to-day, and feel
as well as I ever did In my life.--O. n.
MOORE. Sold by all druggists.
sc 2-3a, Sun&W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-02
THE NEW LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Tho Hoard OF Missions VIII Contrib
butte Towards Its Erection.

Rev. c. a. Marks has returned from
Winchester, Va, where he attended the
Lutheran Synod and the meeting of the
Board Of Missions. He went before the
latter body to advocate the claims OF
Richmond 10 a larger Lutheran church.
While no definite conclusion was reached,
Mr.. Marks was encouraged TO hope that
the congregation would be seconded by
the board I'm all its efforts TO secure a
larger church. The board 1t would
seem. stands ready to subscribe large
sum to this end If the congregation Will
raise 4 reasonable subscription. ldr.
Marks viii make the new church the
subject of his sermon tomorrow morning.
The musical features Of the service will
be unusually attractive. Mr. William Ar
mould, Of Fredericksburg, very capable
young organist. will conduct the musical
part Of the service and the soloist will
be Miss Read, one Of the altos of the
First Presbyterian church choir.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-02
Richmonders In Now York.

NEW YORK. September 1.-(Special)-
S. $. Laws and wife. New York; j. Bell
wood, Aston; Miss Camp, Bartholdi; q.
n. King. A i. Johnston. Marlborough
II. O. Williams, Park-Avenue; p. B.
Shields. Imperial; r. T.. Waters, Sinclair;
]. L. Villains and wife, Miss Williams
Waldorf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-02
CHING 10 the Convention.

Superintendent Thompson will leave to-
day for Wilmington, Del, 10 attend he
convention of Municipal Electricians and
Fire-Alarm superintendent. The conven-
ton will meet on the Attn. and be In SEES
sion three days. Mr.. Thompson will read
a paper before the convention upon sub
iect which has not yet been assigned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-02
Lacking for Hot Times in Norfolk

There are nine candidates for one Of
the municipal Offices to be filled at the
election In Norfolk next spring" said
Mr. w. T. Anderson. well-known Demo-
crat OF that city, at Murphy's last night.
EVERY municipal office has TO be iiled.
There are two or more candidates for
each. II will be one OF the hottest cam
paigns the city has ever known. possibly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-02
CoLoRED FOLKS HUNT TROUBLE.
One Climbs n House and Another
BUTTS IA strecf-Cnr.

One Climbs a. House ana AnOtner
Butts IA strect-Cnr.
william Barksdale, a colored boy, fell
off a roof, or door, or something of that
sort-he doesn't know which-yesterday
afternoon and sprained his ankle. DR..
Jesse Rex, in charge OF the ambulance,
went 10 Monroe and Franklin streets ana
treated him.
DR.. Rex. went at 4:iO o'clock to Main
and Laurel streets to treat Marshall Yea
man (colored), who had run into an cleo
tric car The man was quite severely
bruised for his trouble and considerably
wiser. He was treated by the surgeon
and left.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-02

oysters will be served in the restau-
rants to-day, the first X month or the
latter part of the year having arrived yes
terday.
oysters are rarely good so early In the
season. Virginia oystermen say there
must be frost before the biyalve reachei
his best
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-02

Hon. Joseph 7. Lawless, Secretary OF
the Commonwealth. has pneumonia. He
is understood to be very i'll. DR.. George
Ben Johnston is his physician. Or. John
ston stated last night that while Mr..
I.awless was seriously i'll, he thought he
would recover. He has only been sick
since Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-02

as hot as the great Prohibition campaign
a few years ago, when the Prohibition
force. under Sam Small, defeated the
Democratic ticket"
Mr.. Anderson IS one Of the three candi-
dates for the position of Clerk of the
Courts. now occupied by Mr.. l.. Royster.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-02
nov. NJ. A. Jones Returns.

Rev. NJ. A. Jones, pastor OF the Leigh
street Baptist church, returned TO me
city last night from New York nc
spent his vacation In that cry. MT
Jones will preach at Leigh-street to-mor-
row al II A. NJ. and +. M.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-02

Hamilton Clark, of Chauncey, Ca, says
he suffered with itching piles twenty,
years before trying DeWitts. witch ha1 1y
Salve, two boxes of which completely
cured him. Beware OF worthless ana
dangerous counterfeits. Bodeker Bro
theirs. u A AfilAe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-02
yircinians ut the Hotels.

At Murphy's: u. Triaca, Lynchburg;
S III. Farrer, Fredericksburg; ). l. Hart,
Norfolk.
AT New Ford's: Samuel Tunnon, Au-
gusta; l.. 7. Hargrave, Sussex.
At the Lexington: j. a. White, King
william; l.. w. Gregory, King William.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-02
Enc United states Courts.

In the United States Circuit Court OF
Apneals yesterday Judge simonton fled
an order denying a rehearing in the case
~ the Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Rail
way Company ct ais. against the keyman
brewing Company
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-02
nenort Of the Cemeteries.

The Committee on Cemeteries met at
o'clock last nigEt-present Messrs. Blanks
(chairman). Miner, Grimes. anG Williams.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-02

Orders for printing sent to the Dispatch
Company VIII be given prompt attention.
and the style OF work anc prices WI Il
spre TO please zoo.