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POSSE AFTER MOORE,
Who Killed Constable and Wound
ed a Marshal.

SHELBY, Ohio, Nov ga posse.
composed of fifty farmers. ls to-day hot
on the trail OF Ezra Moore, who yester-
day shot and killed Constable William
Smith, at Chicago Junction. Ohio. and
seriously wounded John COnklln, of
Plymouth.
The officers had called at Moore's
house to serve replevIn papers for a
buggy. which. 1t is alleged, Moore had
bought and not paid for. Moore, who ls
a farmer. opened fire on the officers with
a shot gun Just as they reached hts
door. The murderer then fled. The
farmers in the vicinity at once formed a
posse, and with bloodhounds started on
the trail OF Moors. Reports received
here to-day indicate that Moore will be
captured before night and that he will
be summarily dealt with.
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DEDEMPTIoN OF BONDS.
N Wheeling Nov. 1, 1889.
The following Ohio County 4 per cent
$50 bonds have this day been drawn by
lot according to ordinance, ana Will DO
redeemed on and after the irBt day Of
December, 1889 At the German Bank OF
Wheeling. Interest on same ceasea that
day Numbers 1856, 122 60, 81, ll2. 109. IL.
H. p. McGRE9OH,
no22 President Bo1rd Of commls1loners
INTERSTATE COMMERCE. CoMMIs.
SION, WASHINGTON-Ra Safe.
" Appliances-Notice Is hereby given that
Numerous railroad companies have applied
TO the Interstate Commerce Commission
for further extension Of time tfor tho PEE
Rod Of year, or until January !. 1sQD,
within which 10 equip their cars and loco
motives with automatic couplers and pow.
or brakes as provided by Sections and Z
of an Act approved March 2, 1893, relating
to the equipment Of cars and locomotives
with safety appliances, and that q hear.
ing upon such applications will be had at
the office OF the Commission in the city
OF Warrington. D. c., on WEDNESDAY,
DECEMBER 9Th, at 10 o'clock a. M. at
which time and place all persons inter.
ested will have opportunity to be heard In
person or by counsel, whether for or
against such extension, and may forward
by mail any affidavit, statement or argu.
ment bearing upon the question. BY order
OF the Commission: EDW. A. MOSELEY,
Secretary, noA-29-de4
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THE RIVER,



Cincinnati. KEYSTONE STATE, 2 II. m
Pnrkersburg II. X BEDFORD. II II. IN.
MtaamornS. JEWEL, II "A. m.
SIstcrsVIlle. RUTH, $3.50 y. M,
Darlington. ... LEROY, $3.50 p, m,
Stoubcnvtfie. n. N. BAYSE, 800 p, m.
Pnrkcrsburg BEN HUR. p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Marietta. .URANIA, IA. m.
Newport. ..,..ELQlSE, II H. nj.
pittsburgh. Rem HtR, y, m,
SistersvilIe. RUTH, $3.50 y. IN.
Clarlngton. LEROY, 8:g0 2. m.
SleubcnVille. II. NJ. BANNE, 2:SO y. IN.
boats LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. GREENWOOD; $50 u m.
cincinnati. QUEEN CITY, q, m.
parkergburg. II. X. BEDFORD, II a. m.
Mnt0moras, JEWEL, IL a. m.
Pittsburgh. d. l.oRGNA, 2 a. M.
Marietta .uRANlA. Sa, M
ajsiersvlIie RUTH. $3.50 p. M
cinrlngt0n. LEROY, $3.50 p, M.
StcubcnyIllc. II. NJ. BAYNE, 2:SO D. M
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Along tho Landing.

The Queen City Is to-morrow's pack
ct for Cincinnati, Mt s a. M
Captain Mack Gamble 10 reported TO
have bought the Urnnia from Bay
Bros,
The marks at 6 p, m. Tuesday showed
s feet Inches and milling. Weather,
cloudy and cool.
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THE REPORTED
Uprising of cubans on Thanksgiving
;s Douhtad

uprising OF Cupan8 on GnankSRlVlnR
is Doubted.
WASHINGTON, Nov 2s,-Nothing is
known here In official circles to warrant
the published predictions to the effect
that an uprising on large scale is set
for Thanksgiving Day In Cuba, directed
against the Americans on the con-
trary, all advlces from official sources to
the war department go to show that
generally conditions In Cuba are most
satisfactory. The story Is ascribed
here to disconnected members OF the late
Cuban war party.
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CHICAGO. Nov. 2S.-Informal dis
cussIon By members OF the executive
committee OF the National Silver Re-
publican committee, and chaIrmen of
the state committees. at the meeting
held here to-day. developed, MS the
L1nsensus Of purpose, adherence TO the
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aeeeiger.s Sale.
RECEIVERS SALE.
DlcksOn's Drug Store, Under Mcclure
BOteI-Entire Stock Of Goods, also
the Store Furniture, VIII Be Sold
at Public Auction.

Under the authority Of decree Of the
Circuit Court Of Ohio County, West Viz
glnil. entered on tho 9th day OF October,
In the year 1890, In q suit in equity therein
pending, In which ], 7. Goodwin e. Co. arc
plaintiffs, and Richard Ryan, assignee Of
VIM. s. Dickson, and others are defend.
ants, the undersigned receiver Will sell tho
property, goods. accounts and business OF
VIM. s. Dickson.
AUCTION SALE,
beginning on Wednesday, November 9th,
1888, at ten o'clock n, nj. at the drug store
of VIM. s. Dickson, at No. 1902 Market
street, Wheeling. w. Va, will sell at pub
lie auction to the highest and best bidders,
the stock Of goods IN my hands as receiver
in said suit, The sale 10 be made In such
lots and parcels us will realize tho largest
sum Of money. And / will also sell the
other tangible personal property In said
store, or used In connection with the busi-
ness. Tho stock Of goods which will be sold
MS aforesaid consists Of such goods as are
usually kept by retail drug houses. will
also sell the lease under which the occu-
pancy OF the said drug store Is had, the
purchaser to pay all rent accruing after
the day Of confirmation; also the book ac-
counts and other claims due the said VIM.
S, Dickson.
no2S WM. H. GRADE. Receiver.
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Bryan Democracy "lf the right men
are nominated"
There was no dissent from the Opln-
Ion that, as the presidential candidate,
william ]. Bryan would be 1.-THE right
man."
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Song Recital, auspices Woman's
Club, Carroll Club Auditorium, Mon
dRy evening, December 4. Alice Lin
coin Dean, cnntralto, Of New York,
assisted by Choral Club. Seats at
HnMahla
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9geum.

MONEY to Lady or Gentleman Canvassers.
uVNAA We offer liberal cash commits.
Bions for subscriptions 10 the Designer,
the handsomest ana most popular FASHION
Magazine. Easy profitable work. For
terms and sample copy apply TO STANDARD
Fashion Co., q West 18th street, New York,
n. Y nog0
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NEW YORK. Nov. 2S.-Kid Broad, of
Cleveland, was awarded the decision
over Spike Sullivan at the end Of the
twcnty.Afth round.
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....FOR RENT.

M. 1916 Main street. barber shop and bath
room nm furnished complete. IS Z week.
No. 22j Main street, rooms and both
No. 500 Alley n, 2 rooms.".""..,.. GO
No 300 Main street ....,....,..'....".. g
No. ri Sixteenth street, store room. 10 %
Ground on ChapllnO street, Seventeenth
ana Eighteenth street, will lease for .
term OF years,
Ground on Wood street, will lease for Q
)liNcEsmith shop Market street, north q
Twenty fourth street.
6-roomod frame house, Martins Fer.
~, Ohio, with gas fixtures for fuel
and light, Second street. ,,.".,.."''tle GO
I.roomcd house cast OF Coal street,. b0o
FOR SALE.
No. s. Main street. 6-roomed house, 9
FVll lNf
W" No ~ a. North Front street,
Desirable property on ChApline 8tr0et-A
corner lot. Is feet front.
ia. Sc sixteenth street.
No q Maryland street,
No, n North York street.
No. 1913 McColloch street,
No ca Seventeenth street.
Corner Tot on Fifteenth street.
Lot ON South Front street.
No, lt9 Main street
No. 40 aud l22is Market street.
No. gGll Main street.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, Collector, Notary
Public and Pension Agent, No. 1873
Mnln street.
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PITTSBURGH, Nov. 2s.-Two steam
boat collisions occurred on the Ohio
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0aateG

JITANTED-ocCUPANTs FOR PLEAS
w ANT rooms, with good table board.
IS South Broadway, Island. no2E
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Yesterday Sheriff Harrison tele-
phoned the Wheeling police from Berlt-..
eley Springs, asking them to make
every effort to apprehend DOMAIN, but
this was evidently before he had heard
of the ElkhaFt capture. It looks as
though the man who escaped here was
the wrong man.
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STocKHoLpERs' NREtINe. I

STOCKHOLDERS AIBETiSSG.
The annual meeting Of the NtOckh0ldoFl
o. the West Virginia Exposition and 0tae9
Fair Association Will be held on Deeemoer
Z \. d. 1870, At the hour Of $50 p, m, -
Bank, 1901 Market street, Wheeling, W,
Var for tho purpose OF eleeting q board
Of dtrectord A. REYMANf, Pres,
GEO. HOOK. Secretary, .s noi9
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RAS N DOMAIN /?
Doubt as to the Identity Of the Man
Who Escaped From Sheriff and
penntv Mnrshnl.

Doubt as to the Identity Of the Man
Who Escaped From Sheriff and
Deputy Marshal.
There is doubt as to the identity OF
the man whom Deputy Marshal Pauld-
Ing and sheriff Harrison, Of Morgan
county. allowed to escape from them
Monday afternoon at the Baltimore &
Ohio passenger station. This doubt was
caustd by the following special dis
patch received by the Intelllgencer last
night;
Special Dispatch TO the 1ntelljEencer.
ELKHART, Ind. Nov. 2S.-sergeant
Whiteman and Sheriff Elliott this
evening arrested man at Syracuse, a
town fifteen miles from here whom
they are sure is Newton DOMAIN. The
man answers the description OF the
murderer in every particular. and he
has been placed in the county jail and
the West Virginia authorities notified.
He Will be held, subject to their or
deFS. DOMAIN had been here about
four weeks prior to his departure two
weeks ago. His strange actions, COM
blned with the fact that he gave two
different names, Frank and Jack Do
man, directed suspicion toward him,
even before the police received the mo-
tice that he was wanted. His physical
pecullarities are very marked. During
the time deaf mute. who gave his
name as Devoe, was seen with him, and
DeVoe, who has disappeared without
leaving trace. is supposed to have
been Holland Kalor, who is wanted as
an accomplIce. DOMAIN, who did odd
Jobs. went from here to Wakaruss. this
county; then to the next nearest town,
Nappanee. and was not heard Of again
until located at Syracuse Monday. The
prisoner has not been told the nature
Of the accusation against him, but he
betrays great uneaslness He gave his
name US Vansyke at Syracuse,
Yesterday, Sheriff Harmison tele-
phoned the Wheeling police from Berit-.
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nor RENT-ENTIRE STORE ROOM
- at III Main street. or GFBt and Second
story only Of same. II o desired, new eocus
pied by tho Alexander FroW Furniture
Company. Possession glVOn ApEl lei q,
noS-mAW
For Rent and To Loan.
FOR RENT-Iarge or small store
10 LoAN-SB, 900 on Real Estate.
JAMES 1. hAWLEY,
Real Estate and Leans,
1908 Main street.
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BOWLING.


On the Musee alleys las. night the Tom
Moores tok thre straight. The following
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National Exchange Bank Building.
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN.


wANTED-dooq Mortgage Loan on CITY
and County Real Estate.
$50 for lot on Lind street.
500 for lot on East MeColloeh stEeetl
y" $40 10 for lot at Park vIeY.
500 for lot 25xl00, Wood street, South
M s.5S6 II COZ, 3t,Too and $3.50 tor iots aut
buiidinE sites In Pleasant Valley.
Sl,75O for B-roomed house and lot, South
S.6cS S'i for two-story brick dwelling ana
lot, North Main street; very best location.
ID zoo and 1900 each for two brick DWELL
inFS and LOT on Fifteenth gtFeAt,
$500 for G-roOmed frame dwelling, lot q
by 100 corner Thirty-fourth and ChapllnO
5000 for brick residence and lot on Ftt.
tcenth street.
C. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
Telephone No. ST.
Corner Fourteenth and Market Streets.
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POSITIVELY the only union halter in
the state HODsHoN, the halter, No.
l06i Main sireet
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Zeal Ssta~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-16
FIGHT IN 4 CHUBcH.
Foorth Baptist "a scene OF Dis"'"
wallace IL Discharged.

Justice John was busy as a bee yes
tcrday morning meeting the demahoS
made on him for justice.
Elnora Cousins lcoloreO was charged
with trespassing on the premises Of Eiloh
Smith. She was required TO give Sc
curity i'm 500 for thirty days
Emmett Boiling (colored got on q
howling drunk. and il cost him 81.
Waiter Iightfoot 1colored) beat NARY
his wife. Justice John was much "f0esht
1ip that such a thing should take riace
I'm his city. but when he looked AT Mary,
and in addition heard her TAX. ne
thought the offence might have DeeA
worse. and taxed Walter only 81.
The most interesting case was con-
tlnued. II was that OF Robert Washing
ton (colored), charged with striking VII
liam Mobiles also colored). i'm the Fourth
Baptist church. that colored, too.
Mr.. n. NJ. Smith. Jr.. who was cONnsel
for Mobiles asked for the hearing to be
continued, that important witnesse 3
might be summoned. Mr.. George ID.
Wise Is counsel for Washington.
The case of Ernest r. Wallace, charged
with stealing a horse and buggy - tlc
value Of $3.50 from Mr.. John +. Hucmcy'
was called, and after both sides had been
heard the Justice decided that there VAS
no intention 70 steal and put Wallace
under a bond of 500 for twelve montns
good behavior. as he had been in court
once before
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-16
Mr.. Henry schnurm"n Weds
Hannah May ROsenbIoom'

At half-past O'Clock last evening MISS
Hannah May Rosenbloom ard Mr.. Henry
schnurman were married by Rev. =. n
Calisch. the ceremony taking place at 1he
residence Of the brides parents. No. j.
west Marshall street.
The bride IS a charming and most at
tractive brunette. and is beloved and ad-
nired by many friends. Mr. Schnurman,
who has long been Identified with the
business interests Of Richmond, Is
prominent Main-street merchant and h
highly esteemed by q wide circle OF
friends and acquaintances.
Tho parlors and recoptiOn-rooms Tor last
evenings occasion were tastefully deco
rated by Messrs. Mann q Brown. white
roses carnations palms, and ferns being
generously used. producing a most pleas
ing effect. The bride carrying a beauu-
fun bouquet of white roses entered the
parors leaning on the arm OF her father,
Mr. NJ. RosenbloOm. and was met by the
groom and his best man. Nj. Jacob
Schnurman. in the rear parlor. before an
improvised altar. framed in palms ana
ferns where the ceremony was perform
ed in Or. Calisch's most impressive man.
ner.
me hiUSicdl pIVsi dhihie. i"Niut'hS '"N
usual wedding marches. was rendered du-
ring the ceremony and reception. The
bride had but one attendant, her sister
Miss Dora Rosenbloom. who wore white
organdie and carried pink roses. The
brides costume was handsome white
mousseline de sole. en- traine. made over
white silk with elaborate trimmings, her
vel being caught with a magnificent dia-
mond sunburst. the gift Of the groom.
After the reception MIR. and Mrs. Schnur-
man. followed by the congratulations and
best wishes Of their friends left for their
wedding trip North. which will include
Atlantic City. Niagara Falls Montreal
Canada, and several other northern
points. They were the recipients OF many
handsome presents. conspicuous among
which was an exquisite silver tea-set from
the grOOm's employees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-16
FAVORABLE GROWING WEATHER.
The Weekly bulletin shows Crops TO
DE In Good Condition.
Tuesday. August Is. 1899.

iAf1udNs August 10. 1919.
The United States Department Of Agri-
cultures Climate and crop Crop Bulle-
tia Of the Weather Bureau, Virginia Sec
ton. for the week ending Monday, August
Ath. Is as follows:
Favorable weather for growth both IN
respect TO temperature and rainfall has
continued throughout the State during
the past week, except possibly. in isolated
localities in the Valley Section. whore
deficient rainfall is causing droughty
conditions and crops are consequently
suffering. Aside from this the reports
Indicate that all outstanding field crops
are progressing faNorably toward ma
turity, and that they %in. with continued
seasonable weather give fun average
yields. outdoor work is well along: crops
clean, tarnip seeding and fal plOughng
h various stages Of completion and
saving fodder begun.
Corn is still improving in condition. Ii
L. hlhng we'll CA some CT the early
planted fields the crop has been made
ana fodder stripping has begun. In some
of the Valley couutics drought Is causing
liring. aud some upland crops are a
Failure. This. however. applies 20 bGt
Very localities.
Tobacco Is coming forward finely Ton
ping has peea carried nearly to compile
lion Oh the early-planted fields and is
progressing on the later planted. Some
cutting ana curing has also been done.
The prospect Tor "a good yield is en-
eowag,ns. In the vicinity o. Mayysviile,
Campbell county tobacco worms are re
ported as abundant.
PotatOcs-rhe second crop of Irish po-
tatoes has been planted In the Tidewater
section Sweet potatoes are coming TO
marker freclN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-16

1t Is as comfortable on the Roof Garden
In cool as In warm weather. Last night
another large audience was wen ente~-
tanned. and as the windows We're close ]
10 keep out the trimmings from the coast
gales, the little "sky theatre" was snug
and coSey.
The show this week Is q most enjoy
able one. Foy and Clark, the headhners.
please immensely Miss Clark sings won
derfully web. "My Creole Sue" aud Mr..
Foy's eccentricities are mirth provoking.
The plano and violin duet OF the little
Misses Weston Is the greatest applause
maker on the bill Que OF the young
ladies is a remarkably clever violinist.
and has been forced twice 20 respond TO
encOres. Other members of the bill
please. and the general verdict is that
q fine show Is on az the Roof this week.
A matinee especially FOR ladies' and
children will be given this afternoon. and
The regular performance tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-16
Butchers TO Play bail To-day.

The butchers Of the First Market, at
tributing their defeat Of last Wednesday
TO want Of condition. have Issued Sc
cond challenge to the Second Market
slaughtcrers Of quadrupeds 10 again try
conclusions in a game Of bail. TO be
played at Broad-Street Park this after
noon at $50 o'clock, with the aVowed m
tentiOn OF slaughtering their opponents.
No admission will be charged. The fol-
lowing viii be the players:
First Market-Wood, pitcher j..
Frank catcher. McCue, first base; Ma
pier. second base; Dexter, third base;
Brown Short-stop; Warren, ltft-icld;
Atkins. centre-feld: Hsrnhard, right-helo;
A. Iecher. f. Bernhard, and Liggon,
utility men.
Second Market-H Fairlamb. pitcher;
c. Stansbury. catcher; $. ralman, second
base: w. Carter. left-held Q. Keck,
Inmsden. first base: W. luke, right-field:
a Keck. ccntre-Geld Larrimer, ". Kcck,
ard H. Wunch utility men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-16

The cases OF Messrs. Nenines, BeVe-
ridge. and Gordon. who appealed from
iac fines imposed by Squire Pierce en-
gagged the attention OF the Henrlco Coul-
~ Court yesterday mornIns. They We're
heard separately. and in each one Justice
Pierce was reversed.
The charges against Justice Pierce VII
be tried at the september term Of sJert.
as Tho law requires twenty days notice
TO be served upon an officer for mall
ieasance or misfeasance IN office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-16

Richmond: Frances Harris's trustees to
Guarantee Building. Loan and Trust
Company. 80 feet at southeast corner BeV-
erly and Linden streets, $3.50.
Robert Cross 10 James w. Johnson, 81
feet on west side Eighth street, between
Baker and Preston streets. SIo9.
Princett1 Ii. Mccarthy 20 Mary Cray
Hodges % feet at northeast corner Grace
and Jefferson streets. subject 10 deed Of
trust for Sl233.33 $500
Henrico: Sarah v and John h. Haw-
ing 10 Annie +. Hare and 7. }. Wlnder
80 acres about 1-2 miles below Richnond.
on Central turnpike OF Darbytown road,
& 100.
Bayard n. Ellington and wife and
Charles r. Guy and wife 10 Thomas But
Ter. ? acres about e1-2 miles north Of
Richmond also 1-6 acre, sos.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-16

Last Sunday al the Blue Ridge Springs,
after sermon by Rev. DR.. Lambeth, OF
Bedford City, Rev Dr. Dickinson, ad-
following incident: -Four years ago |
preached in this ballroom, taking for my
text Christ's words, Come unto Me and |
will give you rest Years after / was out
West and while there a lady called TO
see me- and said: 4 heard you in the pail
room al the Blue Ridge Springs preach on
coming to Christ for rest, and then ana
there | gave my heart to Him. and ever
s.nce | have been happy in his service"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-16

sons-Afessrs. G. i. Bclvin, A. q. bo'.s'
and Frank Cunningham, OF Ne"p"''
News and the following first-year ollee's.
Joaeph W. Blanion, president: @. Harvey
Ozark. vlcc-president Z. Eugene Blah'on,
secretary and assistant treasurer ana
Beni c. Whcrry. treasuref.
The principal office Of the washington
savings and Loan Company VIII be To-
Gated in Richnord.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-16
Handsome Past Masters Jewel.

At the meeting of Fraternal Lodge, a.
r, and A. ~. No. g. Monday night, Wor-
shipful julius Straus presented TO. the
retiring master Mr. Sol, l.. BloomOerg'
beautiful past masters jewel; Mr..
Bloomberg was taken completely by sur
prise. and could not adequately express
his thanks.
The level is of gold. with blue enamel
and is one Of the handsomest worn IN
the lodge ON the back is the inscription
"A Token OF Love and Esteem. Rich
mOnd. Va. AUGUST u. lN9.
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A Company Chartered.

Ite Washington Savings and Loan
company Was chartered b. the Law and
Equty court yesterday. The object OF
,hs company Is TO conduct a perpetual
pnilS'ns and loan business: 70 purchase.
W TO loan ana advance money for hnild.
ING purposes, etc. The capital stock shall
n0l be less than &.0OJ nor more than
h.&vvo divided into shares OF $40 each.
Inc directory consists of seven per-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-16

Professor Mallet, of the University ana
Or. Levy, of this city. are arranging with
Superintendent Boiling, of the Water De
partmcnt. as TO the manner in which the
examination as 10 the purity ana appear
ance of Richmond's water shall be made.
The samples taken from various depths
in the reservoir viii be sent Or, Mailet,
at Charlottesville. DR.. Levy will make
the ARCHAEOLOGICAL examination at his
laboratory in this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-16
THE Pu.KINTON CASE TO-DAY.
The Trial VIII HE COattnued Until
the October Term.

The case Of the Commonwealth vs.. w.
G Piiknton charged with killing state
Senator William NJ Fiaragan at Pow
hatan COURTHOUSE on July 80, viii be
called IN the Fowhatan County Court to-
dav
The case viii be continued by agree
nient Of counsel on both sides until the
) ptenlber or October term Of court At
that time a further continuance is prob
alba