Richmond dispatch. [volume], April 12, 1891, Page 10, Image 10

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DULL SOCIAL SEA SO]
rTW ENTERTAINMENTS LAST WEI
BUT ALL WENT TOTHECARNAVAl
I??ay Btarrlae-e? la Prosper??A ?ley?
Children'? l*?rty?flanea at the
Helflit?-Our Friend?!
Boeictv for the ja?t week ha? been dnl
tTtcttedihgly dull?and ennui boa b?
ateedily ?-twallng over Coa?? who her?
fore bave had altnost their surfeit of pi
aare. The gentlemen of eeveral of 1
f?rrrn?ri clnb? became drnparate and hi
decided to give a ?ubscxiption perman t
week, which will be a brilliant affair,
e~??r fifty couple* will participate.
The troth Of the rentier ia, the laid
having charge of tue ('arnsTa.de la a
have captur. I nearly all of the pretty <_i
in the citv, and tire who are n??t a?*-'tns
?Bngatred at the " tabernacle " attend ev
?.?Lt.
ttkTCt WTLI. M ABUT.
There will lie a considerable stir in 1
RMtrimnniel world tin?? week. >>r rather I
1?ra?i'e? tive matrimonial world, and an i
Bs'.nl nnmber of weddings will take pla
Mt. Isbb*? Bycle, Jr., of this ?rit?, will
Parried nevt Wtvlnosdav to Miss A
avid, of Wilmington. N.'C. Mr. nnd M
Jahns Syclc. Miss Ufa S?-vele, and Mes?
Reyraour Kvcle, Mver Kveje, nnd Mo
Bose left yesterduy for \Vilmington to
tend the wedding.
LITTI? POt-?' PABTT.
?fVn Fridnv evenm;? Isst from 6 to
?'clock Miss Mav Raadys Lvn?-h. a lit
dream of blonde 1?? ?tuty. celebrated the
?eeion of her twelfth birthday bv ent
tainInu one hnndre?! young (ruestsat I
?re?.deuc? of her parent??, Mr. and M
?David H. Lvnch. M south Third sire
Including qni*e a partv fr?-im Pcterebn
Surrounded by prrttilv-arranged deco
tions of fern? and fairy lump? Use Ul
_o?t?ess received her friends with oharnn
frace, assiste,) l>v Misse- Oordon, LeFr?
ovum, Drewry. and Blair. Supper v
B-rrved at ?Wei?,?k in Mocita'? b?st sty
to which was added the pleasing ace
Bory of a pnnch.bowl. whose presidi
genius wa?s M st Yir;;te Lrewry. A swt
feature of the occ??ion w?s the attenti
shown to evi ry wont of the merry f*P
Bile? by Misses Ellen Blair, Louise Brand
aad K. Drewry. who contributed in ?v?
wav to the cni?>.vmetit of happy, joyr,
childhood bo near to them in retrospect
?MONO OF THB CAM.
The slieinpof the birthday-cake waaf
of interest, the successful young lady w
acquired the enclosed ring being M
To->tsy Christum. The ?ntertainme
?nded with Ihr? dancing <>f the gem?an. I
by Mr. Kennon ('"Hier, of Pi tershnrg.wi
marked gr?ce and ability. Anionu? t
guests preset.t wre Misses Aline Btok?
F.dna Forbes. I _ulir?e Powers, Nannie a;
Phillie L?anghorne, Bessie and N. Dnnl?
Louis? Lucke. Bridges, Helen Christin
Etbel Pace, R. I?rewrr. M. Williamer
Btmpkin. K. ?nd 8. Meredith. 8. Pitt,
an?! H. Mecintire, Wherrv, L. Pavenpo
Mavo, Wntkins, Brainier. Preedcn.CaiiD'
Tvier, Nannie ?ml Lia Steuer. Lathrop, ai
Blair-, al???. Mes?rs. Tar White Full?
Allen 8tokes, Plant-hard, Forbes. Gordt
i_.throp. Bridges, Tanner. Breedea,Oetjr
Eynrh. Munfi.rd. W. Simpkin, Lambo
O. StPRcr, Brander, ft. and E L'air, ai
Tyler. Amone thoee from Petersbu
wer? Mistes K. an?l L. TowtMB, nnd Messi
K??nnon Collier. Robert Martin. W. Town?
?and Herbort Mann.
dan?t: at tub Hi-ionm
The Parton Heights Athletic nnd Mm
eta! Association pave another one of th?
delightful danc?-s at the "Wipwam" la
FritTav night. The ladles present we
Sr?. Lamb. Mrs. Gay, Mr??. .1. II. Harr?
rs. R. L. 8mith, Mrs. W. <>. Shelhourn
Mrs. ficor!*e Minor, Misaea Hattie0*Ba
?on, Kcno Ja<-k'."ii. Lucy Beech, Hell
?loaa, Parton. Orahan, Nalo, Ivy Fox, Ta,
or. and Jcnnin Boyder.
The gentlemen who attended wer?
MessT?. Oeorge Minor, Lamb, IL L. Kinit]
Paul liedd, H. P. ?Hartman, it. w. Taylo
flavin (?rabam, Thomas Rtiftin, L. Kuflii
hurrh Miller. Chorl-s Kurnette, Willis:
Red?), Oagr, Joawpb Fouriiurean, H. Hui
nett, and C. ladd.
W?NT to Tnit rorrr-ntv to R_MR>
On Friday night at 7:*>0 o'clock tiuite
largo number of Indies and gontlomet
?tiembers of the " Pellcvuc Pleasure. Chili,
eft the citv in a'bus. tfir u dunce of "Steii
?ack's Hall," in the comitry, and at
o'clock 8nturd?v morning the crowd r?
turned. They pron juuco the affair a di
?sided sucoss.
Mrs. 8. B. Fitch? t.t ?_'?vo a charming ci
?ertainnient in honor of her ?laughtc
Sirdie's hirthdav last Thursday nigh!
Those present were Messrs ?Seto Minn
Clarence Muir?, Muiro, Luthr
Winn. I/ee Nash, and Misses Planch
Slackburn, Jennie Patterson, and Pos
luire.
Mrs. Luther It. Jenkins on Wcdnesda
last gave a deliphtful tea to the member
of the Woman's Missionary 8ociety c
Grao?v8treet Baptist clinn-h at her hand
Bome residence on west draco street.
A.
Mr. James Atkinson. R_riata_i secretar
of the Richmond ?OXUIR Men's Christi?
Association is paying a short visit to hi
parents in rfolk.
Says th? Pesic City A'hnnce: The Prar
don has secured the services as steward r
Mr. Ambrose Avers, of Kichmond. V?
Mr. Avers was steward of the 1.xchan-ze fo
rlfteen years, and is a nephew ?it Ootoa?
Carnngton, who was formerly propri?t?
of that hotel.
P.
Mr. W. T. Bew.of Norfolk, Va., isvisil
lng the city.
Measra. Walter K, 8helton and .T. Edg?
Blodsoe, of llaltim?irc. are stopping here.
Farmvillo Herald: Messrs. W. Cal. I'ruv
ami J. 1- Hart went tu Kicluutuul on Fr:
day.
Mrs. Anna M. Pride??<*, of Prooklyn. N
L, wIki Im- -mg her aunt. Mrs
3. M. Mitinii, 507 north Twelfth street, ha
returned home.
Mrs. (Wood Pradlcy, of Worcestei
Maas., and Mrs. Bamnel Noyes, t?f Brook
lvn, N. Y., are vi?ititf_' their cousin, Mrs
Thomas A. Ewers, ItH W??i Main street.
Mrs Bnnghmnn. of l.ichmond, Ya.
?ays the Bavaaaah Mormont Noto* of Tue?
day, who has been visiting Miss Flemini
for aev? ral weeks, will leave for her lionn
this evening. Nono of tin? other youni
Utlics who liavo visited Savannah thi
season ha\ e been moro thoroughly appre
ciate.l. Mio has mmltt a lnrce uuinlwro
friends and acquaintances v?ho sincorelj
leeret that her visit is not longer.
a
Miss Nellie Carmiehael, of Fredericks
burg, is visiting friends in Richmond.
MissPe.ssi' nil n.of thiseity, isth?
guest of the Misses ilcllwaine, ot "Hamp
uen^Sidnc.i.
Mr. D. A. Cardwell, of Columbia. 8. 0.,
assistant traffic manager of the Ilichniond
and Donviilo railroad, was in tho city yes
ttnda.v.
Mr. D. F. Crnndon, of the Poston Affrer.
fisrr. and a ?liatiag?iahed Ma-on of Massa
chusetts. was in th? oit? last week the
fuest of Mr. P.. S. Raed, ot Boston, who
as located here and largely ?uveeted in
real estate.
Misa Sybil Carter, who has been an active
worker in the Woman'a Auxiliary to the
Board of Mission? in tho l*rot??staht Epia
oopal Ohareh, will be in Kiehmoml <-n
Monday and ?ill stop at Mr?. Duval's, 301
?aast Franklin.
D.
Mr. I. M. Delaney. of thi? citv. Is visit.
ing friends and relatives near Kilby's, Va.
YaU*y Vinrin.nii: Miss Virginia Donnghe,
of Richmond, daufhter of the late Dr. B.
B. Douaghe, is visiting the f?tnilv of Colo
nsl J. C. ?Joe-ran, at Folly MUls.
F.
Mr, W. H. Fitrirerald, general eastern
agt ut of the Associated Railways, is visit?
ing the citv.
Mr. R, P. Forsb rg. of Lvnc.hburtj, is
?atte sick at his sister'?. Mrs. H. C.Wil.
ins. Barton Heights.
A beautiful subscription gorman will h?
?iven this w???k l>\ the'iuesday and Fri.
ay Club? at Belvider? Hall.
Mia? Carrie Finch, of New Haven. Conn.,
Will arrive in ? morrow. She
will be the guest of Mr. A. F. Jahnkc, Bun
Air.
<?.
Mrs. Pennet T. Oordon. of Nelson ennntv,
ts the guest of Mrs. William V. DeSaussure.
? George W. Oarv. formerly of this ?\\v,
I but now of Abiiigdon, paid a visit to Rich
f -loud last week on busmeaa and to aee hi?
old friend?.
Mrs. Abe Green, of Providence, R. I.,
who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and
tan. Marx Nelson, of thi? city, returned
Rotae yesterdav.
II
.Mr. Alexander Hutoheoa is still quite
Rick at hia r?sidence in this city.
Mise Had?is?, o? Culpenrr. Va., is Tint
tag the family of ll?.u. h. ?L Pollard.
aliaa Nett.e G. Hain??. of RtaaotoB, has
been visiting Miss Msggie Allen, on Church
Bui.
Mud ?Colombia Haye?, of thi? city, is
visiting Aira. George Chaaib?rlaya? of
M-,^%H-iil?ai rataraed ta tha
city from New York, whivre she has beea
visiting her sister, Mr?. Thomss R. Price.
Mi??'?? Jnliet Pcnnimon andC>>rali? Sum
aor Hall. o. Baltimore, are visiting Mins
M?rv Morri? Jon??, of this. city, corner
Fifth ?nd Franklin.
Mr. T. Frsnklin Hudg-in?. of Mothew?
county, pa?*??! through i he city yesterday,
m route to Roncerorte. W. Vs., where with
his brother he will engace in tbe mercantile
busiaesa.
Rev. Dr. Hatcher will presch tbe second
of his sene? of ?ormons on the Distinctive
1>. ctrineo of the Baptist? to-nighL The
?ulject will be : " Who i? the Proper Sub?
ject for Christ un Baptism ?"
i.
Mr. Frsnci? .Tore1?-, of Boons Vlsts, Is
visiting this city.
Mr?. Ralph Johnson and daughter, Mist
M?hel. of Washington. 1). ... are ?topping
at Mr?. Dtival'?, 801 east Frsnklin.
Meoers. W. Aahby Jones snd T W.
Tignor hsve returned from s very *mee*w?
fnl fl?hing trip on theChiekshotniny river.
Mr. Jones caught a chah tbe weight of
which was eight and a half pounds.
K.
Dr. Kerr being quite? ?ick with the grippe.
Rev. Dr. Kicliardson will preach tor him at
the First I'reabyteri? chnrch this morning.
There will be no services at night.
L
Mr. ?nd Mrs. Orcbt E. Lowry, of Lexing?
ton. Ky., formerly of this city, have re?
turned home stter a delightful visit of
three week? hero to friend? and relatives.
Mr. W. H. H. Lynn, of 8taunton, past
grand high priest and the present grand
lecturer of the Grand Royal Arch Chapter
of Virginia, left f<?r borne Friday after a
vi?it of a fortnicht. He come in tho in?
terest of Capitular Masonry, snd he was
bu?ily engaged all tho time he was here
le- taring classes or conferring negrees.
At different time? be conferred all the de?
gr?, a from Mark Master to Roysl Arch in?
clusive.
M.
Mr?. E. C. Moncure. of Bowling Green,
was in this city lost week
Mr. W. A. Moncure will visit Judge Mon?
cure, of Caroline county, in a few days.
Mis? Carrie Miller, of Cincinnati. O., i?
visiting Miss Nellie Treo. No. 407 east Grace
?treet.
Mi?? Lina Mayo, of this city, i? visitin?
Mr. W. Key Howard and family st Ken
more, near Fredericksburg.
Mr?. Jamen M. Miller, of Rtaunton, is
visiting her mother. Mrs. John B. Young,
st No. 305 west Franklin street.
Misses Lelia and Alice Motitar/ue, of Bal?
timore, are visiting their undo. Mr. John
H. Montague. Second and Franklin street?.
Mr. John F. Mover and Mr. Charle? A.
Ne*bitt have returned in ?in Washington,
where they went to pay the last tul.iiH? of
respect to the memory of the grand com?
mander, Albert Pike. The Ka.iosh cere
n.'iiies were conducted by tho Supreme
Couucil. and Odell Hqnire Long, of Wheel?
ing, officiated. Messrs. Mayer and Kasbitt
vrero among the twenty-one selected
Knight? who.took part in the midnight ?er
vi'-e.s.
P.
Mr. Arth'ir L. riea?ant?,of this city, was
in Norfolk Friday.
Captain R. 8. Parks, of Luray. Vs., was
in tho city last week on business.
Mrs. Frauk E. Patrick sailed for Europe
vc-tcrdar in company with her aunt, Mrs.
Lewis, of Raleigh, N. C.
Mis? Blanche Parkinson, of Richmond,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry N. Gor?
don, at No. 92C Franklin ?treet, southwest,
Roanoke.
Judge Henry L. Palmer, of Milwaukee,
grand commander ?if the Northern Masons,
wm?. ?n tbs city Tuesday, stopping with
Colonel Joba R. Cary. Ho left Wednesday
for his home. Judge Palmer is also presi?
den' of the Northwestern Mutual Lile-ln
surance Company.
R.
Mr. C. R. Ryan, of the Chesapeake snd
Ohio passenger department, Cincinnati, is
in the city.
Mackstono Courier: Beautiful wedding
cards are out from Mr?. Elizabeth R. Ro?
bertson, of Richmond, reque-ting th.?
p."-. nee of friends to the morriago of her
daughter. Miss Lilian, tofiamuel X. Cbam
berlain, on the 15th of April, at half.pust
6 o'clock.
S.
Charlo? Stacy, of Richmond, was ?t the
Felix Hotel, Roanoke, Friday.
Dr. Frank Shields, of Newport News, is
expected in the city this week to attend
the Odd-Fellows'Convention.
Mr. Philip Smith and bride, of Coving
ton, Ky., are the cu.-sts of his father, Mr.
.John Smith, 701 north Twenty-fifth street.
Miss Susie P. Swinhurn, of Newport, R.
I., is visiting Richmond and is the guest of
Mis. LoRoy E. Brown, 036 wost Grace
street.
T.
Miss Nellie D. Thompson, of Amherst,
Va., i? visiting Mr?. Du val, 301 esst Frank,
lin street.
W.
Mrs. L. C. Waller und Mrs. H. J. Vo?e,
of thie city, are visiting Norfolk.
Mr. F. B. Wing, superintendent city de?
livery Norfolk post-oflice, i? vLsiting Rich?
mond.
Mrs. Mario E. Walker and Mis? Lizzie
Wolker have returned from s visit to
friends in Atlanta Ga.
Colonel J. W. White is confined to his
lied Icit, is feeling better, and it i? hoped
he will be out again ?oon.
Miss Nellie Jsckson,daughter of Governor
Wan?, of Montgomery, Ala., i? on s visit
to Mrs. M. 11. Wade, 403 east Main.
MisBos Mnrry aud Adele West, now of
Ns*S Haven, Conn., and formerly of tins
city, will arrive in Richmond to-morrow.
They will be the guests of Mr. A. L. West.
MANDAMUSJ"fJJBE ASKED.
Trying to Compel on ex-Registrar to Fut
Nonio, on the Poll-ltook*.
Sheriff Southward last night served a
notice on Mr. W. H. Sands, lute registrar
of Shoemaker'? precin? t, Hcnri.-o, that
the Supremo Court would on Wednesday
next be asked to graut a mandamus to
compel him to report to Judge Minor, of the
County Court, why he refused to rcpister
George Coleman. a negro who applied to
him after lie resigned.
Mr. Sands informed s DisrATCH man that
the B?gjTO?8 hud a habit of coming to his
limise at all hours of the day snd far into
ths night, und that he resigned hi? office
rather than to be bothered. George Cole
in.m came to be registered after he had
handed in his resignation and he refused
to put him on the books.
" I don't make anv charge? a?ainst any
one," ?aid Mr. Sauds, concluding hi? con?
versation, " but in the language of Brother
Gardner, of the Lime-Kiln Club, it is s
'curious coincidence' that the verv night
I refused to register Colouian all my chick?
en? werestoler."
SEVERAL CASES SENT ON.
Robbery, Kxtalbltlor Obscene Picture?,
and Criminel Libel the Charg?e
Albert Scott, James Morgan, and N?lson
Bauks, the negroes arrested s few day? ago
on the charge of having been implicated m
numerous robberie? in this city, were before
the Police Court yes>terdoy. The accused
snd two colored women charged with re?
ceiving tbe stolen property were sent on to
the grand jury.
Mr. N. Leonard, the bookseller and news?
dealer, was sent on to the grand jury for
exhibiting obscene pictures. Tbo display
consistod of the Po'.iae Oaxclte and Aew?,
which were tscked up in front of his ?tore.
Mr. Leonard wo? released on his own re?
cognizance.
In the case of Charlotte Bright well snd
Mary K. White, charged with criminal libel,
the evidence failed to ?ustain the charge
and the prisoner? were discharged.
Talk or o llroaeh-of.Proinlee Salt.
A well-known lawver of this city told s
Dif-rATcH reporter yesieiday that an inte?
resting breach-of-promise suit would eoon
?red in one of the Richmond court*.
He further ?aid that the defendant was a
Riobmo-d marchant and the plaintiff a
lod.v who rofiidcs ont of the city. The at?
torney told hi? fair client that matter? of
the nature she complained of were usual lv
settled here by a father or " big brother1'
With s still bigger stick, but the lady seek?
more ?ub-tsntial revenge
Meeting of tho Bn.y Bee?.
The regular mont hl v meeting of the Busv
?_?** S5* **0.il* ?Mt **""?? -* *he residence of
M ? /_>teP_iillips. A committee was ap?
pointed to make arisn-'smeutsforsprivs!*)
dsnes to be given st Sungcr Hall ?.n April
. Regular routine of butin?es was
??trended to, includm. the oppo.utment of
s committee to vi?it tho poor. Tbi? society
is doing a great deal of good work amongst
tbs (-Snaaa poor of Richmond.
Death of Mr. Korf-ot.
Mr. William F. Kerfoot. one of the clerk?
is the office of the Supanntendent of 1'ub
lic Instruction, died at 1116 lost night at
tbe resident** of Mr. John O, Bale, No. 71.
seat Cloy ?treet. Deoeasod was in the
thirty-sixth year o? his age Hi? iUness
was of ?bort duration. T?? rsrsBiri? will
be ukon to -terryville fsr iatsratsaW
PUT 'NEATH THE SOD.
GENERAL COOKE BURIED WITH AP?
PROPRIATE MILITARY HONORA
A Dense Throna ?* the Choren?Blmpl?
Barvlee?--t>e Camp Fill? the
Orav?? Salat? Flr??i.
The d??
monstration
at the tu.
ne ral of
General
John B.
Cooke yes.
terday after?
noon w a ?
one of the
most im?
posing ever
witnessed in
Richmond,
both in re
spect of mil?
itary escort
t?, If oily
wood nnd at?
tendance at
the church of Borrowing and admiring
friends.
Ihe funeral was at 6 o'clock, from Grace
Episcopal church, to which tne remains
mar* escorted from the residence of the
deceased on south Third street by Lee
('amp. with which body the members of
Pickett Camp marched.
The military?eonsi-ting of the First
regiment Virginia volunteers, tho Rich?
mond Light Infantry Blues, the Howitzers,
and tho Stuart Horse Guard?had preceded
Lee Camp to the church and formed ou the
south side of Main street, and as the rr/rtrje
from the house passed stood at a present.
SIMPLE SEBVICLS.
TheTe were no flowers on the casket, and
the services, wbieh were conducted by
Rev. Landon R. Mason, the rector were
very simple. The usual Episcopal prayers
and selections were rea?i. two hymns?
"Aslcon in Jesus" und "I Ht-ard the Voice
of Jesus Hay "?were sung, and the remains
were borne through the flense throng that
packed the building back to the hearse.
Tho church did not bog _ to hold the
people who assembled to honor the memo?
ry of tho brave soldier and trne citizen.
Hundreds were unable to gain admission
snd lingered on the sidewalk near by. The
streets through which the cortege moved
were crowded and the approaches to Main
street were filled with vehicles.
TO THF. C_M_Tr.RT.
The procession then formed in the toL
lowing order and moved to Hollywood:
First Beginlent Bund.
First Regiment.
Richmond Light Infantry Blues Band
Richmond Light infantry Blues.
Jli-hmond Howitzers.
Stuart Horse ?iuard.
I.i-,..?'.iinp Drum Corps.
Lee and Pickett Camp?, Confederate Vet?
erans, and Sons of Veterans.
Pall-bearers in carnage?.
Heur??'.
Family and friends in carriage
The ontire military ?Beor? was com?
manded by Colonel Henry C. Jones, of the
First regiment.
AT THE OKAVI.
When the procession reached the grave,
Wbieh is in the new part of Hollywood,
l.oe Camp formed a square around it and
tho military were drawn up in lino facing
the river. Tho Episcopal burial service
was road.
The grave was filled bv Le? Camp. Com?
mander Archer put in tfie first two shovels
of earth, each ol the past commanders did
likewise, and the members of tho Camp
followed ?ait
As the notes of a bugle rang, tho color
company of tho First regiment and the
Howitzers commenced firing their salutes,
The former tired three volleys, as did also
the Blues, and the Howitzers eleven guns.
In addition to those in the carriages hun?
dreds of other peraoaa accompanied the
procession to Hollywood on foot.
LETTE?* OF THANKS.
Yesterday Adjutant J. Taylor Stratton,
of Lee Camp, by direction of that organiza?
tion, wroto to Cole??el Joues, ot the First
regiment; Captain Hatch? ?on. of the
Howitzers: Captain Euker, of the Stuart
lb r.?c ?iuard. and Captain Cut ?-hins, of tho
Blues, thunking them fortentlering the ?er
vices of their diamonds as au escort in
honor of the de< eased past commander.
it was nis wish.
Aftcf the Fir?t regiment had returned
to their Armory from tho parade Colonel
Henrv 0. Jonu nddros?<ed tho men and
thanked them tor responding to the order?
to attend the tunera!. He said lb i -ral
Cooke had expressed the wirh that if there
should bo any military display at lus fune?
ral the First regiment should participate
in it.
General .lohn It. Cooke.
IN -EMOHIAX.
The gallant, great, and modest hero I
in? spirt, bus, iiis Rad,
Nu more will wo sen his manly face,
He's aasabaced with the dead.
But still hi? spirit llveth
To teach us great and glorious deeds
To those who are left behind hltn
To know their comrades' needs.
Then let each cmrade follow
In the path he to ?t?'U Had,
To love Mh frieiKl nn?l ,-onirade?,
His Maker and hla God.
ONK or CoMPAur D,
Old First Virginia Ht-glmenl
NO BAIL ASKED FOR GRYMES.
The Late Clerk to the Treasurer In Jail?
Investigation Abont Completed.
Almut noon t?Bidr?Jay E. B. Grymes was
carrn-tl from the Second station-house to
Um Hustings Court and handed over to
the Citv Sergeant. Ibis was done by
order of Judge Witt.
There was a conference of counsel and
client in the court-room, at tho conclusion
of which Mr. (?oori_e 1). Wise stated to
the Court that as they were not aware
why the accused had be?n given up l?y hi?
bondsmen they had no motion to make.
Shortly after this Captain Epps lett the
City Hall with his prisoner, who was
taken to lu? homo for a few minutes and
thence to the jail.
It wits stated yesterday that one ot the
reasons why Qnr_MB'? bmid-men pave him
up was that it had been reported that he
was seen in Cliatiottesvillc. His counsel
positively deny tho truth of this, and say
except going a few miles up and down the
toad the accused was at Big Island all the
time ho was away.
Speaking to a Disr-ATcn man yesterday*
Commonwealth's-Attorney Smith said that
he had no authority to give permission to
any one on bail to leave tho city. Such u
person was in custody of his sureties. In
tins particular instance he knew nothing
of Grymes being out of the city until a
few days before the grand jury met, when
ono of the counsel asked him not to semi
the case before that body last Monday,
saying that Grymes was at Big Island and
would be produced at the proper time.
As to the bail-bond being forfeited in
consec-uence of Grymes's non-appearance
last Monday, for which timo ho was recog?
nized. Mr. Smith said this was not the case.
Yestorday morning Mr. Boudursuomitted
to Mayor Ellvson a partial report of the
result of his investigation of the books in
the Treasurer's office. A fuller ono is
looked for in the next few davs. when it is
believed that affair? will take an unex?
pected turn. The Mayor was in conference
t-everal hours yesterday with Auditor Tur
Sin, City-Attorney Meredith, and Mr.
oudar._
CRUSHED Uf^Ei^WAQON-WHEELS.
A Seven-Tear-Old Boy Bun Over and AI
most Instantly Killed.
Ernest Cleveland Smith, the seven-yew.
old bou of Mr. B. J. Smith, who' re
skies at No. 906 north Twenty-fifth street,
was run ovor by a heavy wagon yesterday
afternoon not far from his father's house
and received injuries from which he died
in less than half an hour.
Mr. Smith is a machinist and has been
employed at Talbott's foundry for several
years. When he got home yesterday after,
noon he found the little fellow sitting ou
t .'if poroh waiting for him. The child ask.
cd permission to go out and play for
awhile, and when his father consented he
ran out and got on a passing wagon.
Several vehicles wero passing up the
street, one behind the other, and when a
short distance fmm Lu home Ernest got
??a the WHgou ujion which he was riding.
In doing this he was knocked down by
another wagon and his skull was fractured
and three ribe broken.
The wounded child was taken home and
Dr. Hinchman summ ?nod, but despite che
efforts of the physician he died in a few
minutes.
Coroner Taylor viewed the remrins and
decided to hold an inquest this afternoon
at 4 o'clock, ho was unable to a?<
who the tlrivir of the Vehicle which rsn
over Erneut was, but it is understood that
tho man was not to blame and that he
stopped the wagon as soon sa the boy was
knocked down, but thinking he wao not
seriously hurt, went on in a short while.
The wagon belong? ?1 to Mr. Iiossieuz and
had been hauling wood.
Salt? About Pledced Stock?.
Two suit? were instituted in the City
Circuit Court yesterday, the trial of which
will be fraught with especial interest to
?beaker? and hroaaca. The _u?_Uo* ia
Mrs. Bnshlelgh's
nlocta.
volved i? whether when ?tocks or bond?
?re pledged with? broker be bas th? right
to repM.e them for larger ?urns thsn an?
advanced on them by him.
Mr. Jo?eph Hall i? the plaintiff in the?
rssrs and Mossrs. Meredith ?nd Cock? ?re
his counsel. The ??tions sre trespass oo
the c??e in trove? and conrentipn.
The larger suit, in which th? Punter?
National Hank i? the defendant, is for cer?
tificates of stock issued by the Old Domin?
ion Steamship Company, one for 12 ?hares,
one for 10 ?hare?, ?nd on? for 15 ?bare?, all
of tho value of t_.N0. Mr. Mann ri. Val?_
tme is d?fendent in the other case, which
i? for one certificate of ??hexe? of ths
sstne stock, valued st 11,600.
The stock In question trss originally
placed ?rith s Richmond broker, who, it u
said ropledged it ?nth th? d?fendants
named and become financially embarrassed
before redcoming the secuntiee
Mr. Hall bad a running account with th?
broker referred to._
GIRLS FLIRT WITH FANS.
A Pretty Drill at the Carnaval Last Night?
The Comodetta To-Morrowr.
The threatening weather last night _id
not. by any means, have the effect of keep?
ing the people away from tbe Carnaval do
lar Mer. and another large crowd attended.
Thongh not ?o ?Treat a? on Friday, the large
building was more than well filled.
The Fan Drill, by eeveral of the prettiest
?nd best known young society tedies of the
city, "A? *?*??? f?"at*'re ?* t,ie "vening snd
perhaps elicited more applause and admi
rati m thsn any entertainment given since
the opening of the Carnaval. The tedie?,
who were beautiful.*- M of Mrs. H. A.
Tabb ?nd Miss Nellie Parker, acquitted
themselves in a very graceful manner, and
their coquetries with th'-ir fans made them
look e? swc?t and mischievous as possible.
They receive 1 an enthusiastic encorr, an I
everybody remarked upon the creditable
manner in which the drill was performed.
The following took part in it: Mr?. H. A.
Tsbb ?nd Miss Nellie Psrk?-r. Misses Came
Mo. ro and Hertha Pleasant?, Misse? Imogen
M tria and Bradley. Mrs. C. C. Walker and
Mis. I'arke Bogby, Mieses Mary Van coy
and Alice Henning. Mi??C3 Sallie Marshall
and Virginia Hoco?k.
Tho Fan Drill will be repeated next Wed
nesdav Bight.
The roinedett* "Who's to Win Him?"
will be rendered to-morrow night. The
following is the cast :
Cyril DMhwood (a young officer In search of a
wife).Mr. Eugene M assis.
Mr. Prattleton Primrose (a middle-aged bache?
lor of a nndec|i!?d tum)
Mr. Charlea W. Coleman, of Willlamsburg.
Mrs. Bushlelcb.Miss M.-try Preston Moore.
Rose (Mrs. Ilu.Iilel.iis douKhter)
Mi-sVirgl.ilo Bococ?f, of Charlotte.rllle.
f Sylvia (? young lady fond of
sport)_Miso R. L Norrls.
Mlneto (a youn? lady fond of
donclng).Mr**.C.C. Walker.
Mii'Morn (o young lody fond
of romance).Mm. J. llnn<'<).'lt
| Arabella (a young lady fond
of flirtation.Mr. H. A. Tabb.
All of the ladies ?nd gentlemen who ap?
pear in the coraedetta. though amateur?,
are skilful performers, ?nd most of them
havo appeared in public before.
At the matinee to-morrow the Lady
Washington reception will bo repeated.
I . May Queen was given at the matin?e
yesterday, and the attendance was very
good.
Owin_ to the wonderful success with
which the Carnaval has met it will proba?
bly be continued several days longer than
was at first expee'ed. The public patron?
age ao far hus greatly surpassed the ex?
pectation? of those interested in it.
Death of ?1rs. rannlnr.
Mrs. Jane Fanning, widow of Thorn?.
Fanning, died last night at 10 o'clock at the
reaid aosofber son-in-law Mr. James A.
Nolan. M Twonty-tifth street. The de?
ceased ?ras in her sixty.fifth year. The
funeral will be from St. I'striefs church
to-morrow morning at '.) o'clock.
The Modern Donee.
Rev. Dr. W. E. Hatcher will next Tuesday
night d-'livcr his interesting lecture on
"The Modern Banco"' at West View
church, corner Meadow snd C.iry streets.
Itrlef Local Items.
ninstrato.l views of Bnnyan's Pilgrim'?
Progress will be given at on early date at
the Grace-Strc-t tabernil.lc
Tho Hoard of Supervisors of Henrico
county was in BSBSioa yesterday and trans
nct. d iiiu.li routine busiues.s. rho County
Court meets to-morrow.
Dr. Gsofga Cooper will preach and ad?
minister the sacrament at Sharon (color.??!)
Baptist (hure... First and Leigh Streets,
this afternoon al ,'J o'clock.
Th?? officer? of Richmond Assembly, No.
3.3, Roval Society of Qood PsUovra, have
paid Mrs. Martha E. Kern, wife of tho late
Edward F. Kern, tin* amount of benefit
certificate held by him at the urn?. _? b;J
death.
At the meeting of Fraternal Lodge, No.
53, of Mssoas, to-morrow night a number
of petitions will be presented. This is on?
of the few lodges that increases its mem?
bership rapidly without now and then get?
ting in a scrub.
The city ombulance was summoned ye*_
tsrdsy morning at 11:38 o'clock to attend a
man at the Old Dnninion Iron-?nd N.ul
Works oa Ball? Isla who bad his km.?
sprained. He was taken to tho alznahouso
for further trcatm. at.
There were fifteen profession? of faith at
tbe revival meeting held at the Fulton B?p
ti-' ohurcb h.-t Friday* night. Rev. J, E.
Hiitson, the well-known erungeltst, con?
ducted tin? BSTViesS. The meetings will
continue all next w.-rk.
Sergeant Matthews returned to this city
Friday from >> ilmington. N. C. where he
went to deliver Charles Bailey a'ias Knox.
who was arrested in this city ?ome weeks
ago on the chargo of being a fugitive from
justice from that State. Bsiley was identi?
fied at tho North Carolina penitentiary as
being an escaped convict.
The Good Templars of Sidney Lodge as?
sembled in full fore? I'n.lav Bight at Bol vi?
dero Hall. The usual docket of now and
unfinished busmoss was cleared and five
persons wore initialed. 1'nderthe "Good
of the Order" Mr. Rradl.-y, of Jefferson,
made an address ; ebonta by the choir, and
?ome interesting <m?-tions were ssked by
the Committhe on 1'ro.ramme.
At a joint meeting of the Baiiti?t Central
Committee of Missions for Virginia and
tho Woman's Miss,, i.irv Society of Rich?
mond held on Thursday last at the mission
rooms Mrs. It. Adam, who has been tho
faithful treasurer for twenty years, resigned
because of the magnitude of the work, and
Mrs. William R. EUysoa wo? elected in her
stead. Thirte.-n hundred dollar? was re?
ported as having been raised by the socie?
ties during tho post quarter.
While the condition of Mr. George Ten?
ser, who came near being suffocated to
death last Wednesday night in the boiler
in the now Citv Hall, i? greatly improved,
he ia atill unable to give an intelligible ac?
count of the accident that be.>U himself
and James Belton, the latter losing his life
on the ."-ci-ion. He is tho onlv son of a
widowed mother and is her only depend?
ence for support. The case is a very sad
ono.
Liberta? Lodge of Perfection, No. 5, An?
cient and Accepted Scottish Rite, will hold
its regular monthly meeting Monday. April
Mtb, und a called meeting Wednesdav,
April _.d. At these two meetings all tho
decrees of tbe Lodge of Perfection?fourth
to fourteenth, inclusive?will be conferred
on a large class of candidates. The com?
mittee on invitation to candidates will
meet Monday evening just before the open?
ing ceremonies.
It is said that the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway had a contract to deliver twenty
trains of sugar in Chicago by midnight <>f
1 Beads*'. Moroh 3l?t. sugar "being free on
Wednesday, April 1st, and the penalty was
.3,000 a day for each dav1? delay. When
the collision and burning of a local train
in Harvey's tunnel took place all these
train? were caught east of it and were
strung nlong as far os Clifton Forge. They
did not get through the tunnel till Monday,
March 30th, but ttiey were given the right
of w.iv from there to Chicago, and mode
the trip successfully.
A Knabe Upright Cheap.
We aro the regular agents cf the Knsbs
Piano, aud have ju-t secured an Upright
but little used which will be sold st two
hundred dollar? les? than tho usuai price.
It is a bargain. Call at once or write to
us. Manlt B. Ramos A Co,,
Main street next corner Ninth.
A Special Me.tins.
A meeting of all persons interested in
tho Blues' Bsz-sr will be held at Mrs. Wil?
liam ( mer 1 bird and Franklin,
on Tuesday. April 15th, at 6 o'clock P. M.
All the inend? of General Henry A. Wise,
Captain O. Jouning? Wise. Captain John
S. Vii.'r*. all former officer?, the present
company, and the public generally are re?
quested to le pr?*t>ent at tbe meeting.
Be ?ure to reed tbe adverfuement of tbe
Elizabetn Land and Improvement Co_o
pany. of Norfolk, Va. It offer? an oppor?
tunity for a good investment.
Das-ox. Ttpsks A Co., Agents.
Croaae Marina,
Cr?me Marina,
Cr?me Marina,
Creme Marina.
for the Toilet and Berber-Shop.
Raad th? advertiaement of Don?os, Tap
par A Co. of Norfolk Building Lot?. They
will tasks a good ?_r?et*Mai
A FLORIDA AFFRAY.
THREE SHOTS FIRED AND AN "INNO?
CENT 8PECTATOR" HIT.
Partisan??r th? Candidat?* for th? ~nlt*d
?tat*? Benatershlp lb? Partl?e En?
gaged In th? AtTalr.
fBy telegraph to the Dlspatcti.]
Tallahassee, Fi_.. April IL?A shooting
affray took place on the piazza of the
Leon Hotel about a o'clock this afternoon
between 8. 8. Harvey, of Penasoola, and
J. E. Alexander, of Deland. narvey has
been one of the active workers for John
F. Dunn in bis contest for the United
States senatorship, and Alexander is here
in Call's interest Harvev waa seated on
the piazza when Alexander came up the
ateos with W. H. Clark, ex-postmaster of
Jacksonville. Harvey beckoned to Alex?
ander to walk down the porch with him.
Harvev had heard that Alexander had re?
ported that ho (Harvey) had boasted that
there was t'2.*>0,000 in hand at Tallahassee
with which to clef catcall, and he asked
Alexander if he had circulated this story,
adding that he did not propose to let him
or any other man tell damned lies about
him.
BOTH DBBW.
Alexander asketl if Harvey meant to call
him a liar, and upon Harvev'? replying
"Yes." he struck Harvey a blow on the
1p ft templa. Then both men drew their pis?
tols almost simultaneously. Harvey fired.
Clark struck his arm up and the ball
missed Alexander. Alexander turned and
ran, and Harvey fired a second shot at him
as he passed through the door. Clark,
still straggling with Harvey, then ran to
the door and fir-'l a third shot at Alex?
ander as the latter disappeared through
the back door ot the office leading to the
barber-shop. None of the shot? took affect,
with the exception of a spent ball, which
hit Albertus Vogt in the foot, doing no in?
jury.
RAO TO noDOE.
In a gToup within twentv feet of Harvev,
when he fired und in a direct line of his
shots, were E. EL Purdy, of Davton- J. G.
Spottswood. A. Vogt, and F.W. Hawthorne,
agent of the Associated Frees. They had
to dodge the balls to escape being hita
When Havey fired the third snot across tho
office there were half a dozen people pass?
ing in and out of the ?lining-room and up
and down the stair*. But luckily no one
was hit. Tho wildest excitement prevoded
for a few tniuure?. and the whole hotel was
in an uproar. Several minor altercations
grew out of the affair, but nothing serious.
HOW HABVEY OOT THE DBOP.
Alexander says that his pistol caught in
the case a? ho was pulling it from his
pocket, which enabled Harvey to "get the
drop " on him. After that he did not dare
to fire tor fear of hitting Clark, who was
Btruggling with Harvey. Alexander un
douliteilly owes his life to Clark's inter?
ference. No arrests were made, but the
Mayor served notice on both men to appear
in court Monday morning.
TUET WILL HE FINED.
It is predicted that ho will fine hoth men
hoavily under two"or threo different
charges. Alexander'? friends had told him
earl-; in the day that Harvey was looking
for him and that there would be trouble,
and one of theso friends ha<l insisted that
Alexander tako his pistol, which he finally
did. It was in arulibs- in his hip-pocket,
just as when handed to him a short time
before.
THE BANQUET IN MANCHESTER.
Thos? Who Will Keepond to Toast??They
?Want Light ? -Person?le, Ac.
The Chamber of Commerce banquet at
Leader Hall next i-'ridav night will eclipse
any similar affair ever held in Manchester.
Mayor Attkisson will deliver tho address
of welcome. Mr. lien. P. Owen, Jr., will
set as toast-master, and the following sen?
timent? will be responded to:
1. " Old Manchester," Mr. Dsvid L. Pul
liam.
L 'New Manchester," Mr. John E. Tav
l?r.
8. "Chesterfield," Hon. Beverley A.
Hancock.
4. " Virginia," Colonel John Bell Bigger,
Clerk of tho House of Dologates and
Keeper of tho Bolls of tho General Assem?
bly.
5. " Richmond.'' Hon. J. Taylor Ellyson,
Mayor of Ki'-hmoml.
?;. "Tho New South," Hon. William I.
Cloptoo.
7. "The Judiciary," Hon John H. In?
grain.
?. " Tho Law." Judge James M. Gregory.
9. "Manchester's Maritime and Railroad
Advantages," Major Jo?, ph Walker.
10. " Woman," Colonel G. K. Maeon.
THET WANT LIOHTS.
At the meeting of the Council Friday
night the Committee on Light ?resented a
n signed by a number of property
owners on Potter street asking for the
placing of street-liu'hts on tho upper part
of that street. Chairman O'Brien said
! that ho also had petition? asking tor lights
: to be located at places which he tht,u?_ht
I noeiled them muro than Porter street. All
I these petitions wero roferred back to the
; committee.
Pr-'Sident Perdue stated that at tho last
Meeting of tho Ciiiincil h?- had overlooked
tho appointment ot tho c?)tnmittee to sea
the trastees of tho Central Methodist
church ami ascertain if the church build?
ing can be pawbasad by the city for a City
Hall and the cost ot the same. Upon this
committee he appointed Messrs. J. F.
Bradley, E. W. Wei-iger, and H. 0. Beattie.
RRURmn notes.
Mayor Ellyson, Rev. Dr. W. V. Tudor, of
Brof*d-Stre?-t Methodist church, and Colo?
nel A. 8. Buf.ird. ?II of Richmond, will
tako part in tho meeting ot the Railroad
branch ?il the Young Men's Christian As
?t.ciation at Leader Hall this afternooa.
Robert Nalaoa is the senior warden. Dr.
; Lawrence Ingraffl junior warden, and John
B. Vanghan register and treasurer of the
, new vestry of M?-a<ic-Meraonal church.
Corr-iieucint? this evening revival sot
| vices will b" held at Centralchurch every
i night this week.
Rev. I. J. Spencer, of the Cowardin-Ave
: nue church, will preach at Leader Hall to
: night.
No morning services will bo held at Clop
ton-Street church to-day.
SI10RTEB ITEMS.
In consequence of needed repairs to the
boiler at the power-hou?e the early cars
will not be run on the Manchester electric
line to-morrow morning.
Mr. Robort M. Dunnevant's funeral will
be held from the r'ifth-Street Methodist
oburcli this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Cbestarlield County Court will be in ses?
sion to-morrow. The term will be a long
I one.
A Crime for Jude? Lynch.
[Dy telegraph to tho Dispatch.]
Ksotvit.Lr, Tenn., April 11.?The detail?
of the most horrible crime over perpe
trsted in this section came to light in the
Magistrates Court this afternoon. Two
boys, aged sixteen and eighteen, Fied.
Minier and Charles Hotlge, in last Novem
ber horribly abus.>d Floyd Pickett, aged
eight year?), and subjected him to indigni?
ties that an Apache Indian would be
ashamed of. In the latter port of February
th? bov died, but the details of the crime
were kept tjuiet by the child's parents un?
til the names of the perpetrators could be
discovered. This was done a day or two
?ago, and the brute? were brought to Knux
ville. The strength of the new jail will
most probably be tried as soon as the pub?
lie knows the full horrible news. The
crime was committed in this county.
A Stronger Proof.
[New York World.]
" How do you know he loves you? "
" He said b?- would die for me."
"Is that all?"
" Isn't that enough ? "
" Certainly not. If he said he would give
up smoking for you that would be a real
proof of love."
Mesar?. Manly B. Rasto* A C?.
Tax Carnaval i?b la Meb.
Gentlemen.?The President and man.
agers of the " Carnaval " for the benefit of
th? Woman's Christian Association beg to
thank you for your kind and generous gift
of an elegant Organ and at the same time
would acknowledge the courtesy shewn
by yon from time to time to their associa?
tion.
(.Signed] Mrs. William Si_pj?is,
_ _Secretary.
Large Contract.
The largest lot sale of the season hss just
been contracted for by the East Richmond
Company. The company has contracted
?nth Mr. Stephen Haras oerger and Mr. I).
C. O'Flaherty, representing a syndicate of
capitalists, for 200 lots in East Richmond
and the erection thereon of ?WO.OOO of
residence?, work upon which will begin in
the near future.
Odd-Fallow. Invitad.
The meeting of Richmond Lodge, No. 1,
I. O. 0. F., to-morrow (Monday) night at
Bolvidere Hall will be on the eve of the
lecture of th.? Grand Sire of the order and
the aaaembling of the Grand Lodge of the
State. All visiting brother? are trordially
invited, and it is hoped ail members will
make it a point to attend aad thua greet
our many visitors. L. A. Tccubb.
tJacretarjr.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
?Of the Bojterlor Service Perforce?? Mr the
Po?ta*-T?le?raph Cabl? Cocaaany.
Richmond OfB?je?* Corn?r Thirteeath
and Main streets and No. 6? east Broad
etreet.
Wnjn-OTO- PaoDTTtr?! Ex<*babob, I
WamHOTOB. N. C. April 8.1891. 1
At a meeting of th? Boara of Managers
held this d?y. the following action waa
had:
[Extract.]
The ?Secretary was instructed to commu
cate to Mr. W. B. Scattergood, manager at
thia city, the kind appreciation of thie
Bosrd of the uniform courtesy shown and
the excellent aervice rendered by the Post?
al Telegraph-Cable Company to this Ex?
change during the past year.
Atteat ; Josh 8. Cabtwux. ?Secretary.
Nobtolk. Va., April 8,1891.
C. ??. Ashburn, Esa., Manager Portal Tite
graph Company, Aorfolk, Pa. .*
Dear Sir,?I deaire to express to you my
thanks for the excellent service you give
me on my telegrams sent bv your line, the
Postal Telegraph. To-day I was anxious
for quick dispatch and filed with you three
t.'le-rams from Chicago at 10:*? A. M. and
at 10:45 A. M. had my replies. On previous
occasions I have noticed similar results,
which should unquestionably command
the free support of the business commu?
nity and all who us? the telegraph.
lours very truly, A. B. Hitchcc-ob.
Ric-H-ONdTya., April 11, 1891.
C. T.Fh/dnor, Esq., Manager rostal Telegraph,
Cable Company, City :
Desr Sir,?It is with pleasurb that I tes?
tify to the prompt an?! eflicient manner in
which our business has 1 cen attende?t to
the past year by the Postal Telegraph
Company. In my experience as u broker I
have never had better service.
John Adam, Manager
Union Brokerage Com. and W. U. Co.
Jfr. C. T. Sydnnr, Manager Postal TdcqrapK
Cable Company, Lily :
D?ar Sir,?We tak? this opportunity of
congratulating you and your company on
the excellent ?ervice you have rendered in
handling of our many telegram? to the
various points. We can recall in a num.
ber of instances when answers were re?
ceived to our messages in twenty minutes
from the time of sending same, and in sev?
eral cases when quite ?uxious for prompt
service from Chicsgo the messages were
takeu through 'phone and replies received
within seven minutes. Such promptness
SB this should re???>mmend itself and c .in
raand the attention of our progressive
business commuuitv.
Accept our thanks for tho uniform cour*
tesv you have always shown us.
iours, very truly, W. 8. Furhbs A Co,
Richmond, Va., April 11,1S91.
Tho Board of Directors of the Granite
Perpetual Bulding Fund Company having
received intelligence of the death of < ieno
ral John K. C?>oke, tho honored presulent
of this company, and entertaining tor his
memory a profound vro?ratton, desire to
give some expression to theirsentimeutson
this sad occasion ; be it tbarafon
R?solve-1, l, That in his capacity as the
president of this company (.?'nerd Cooke
fulfilled to the utmost of expectation the
tlutic? which th? office ?Involvedupon him.
To his high character for honesty ami in?
tegrity ? to the esteem and popularity which
he enjoyed in tho community, and to his
energy and ability this company owes much
of the prosperity which it has now attain?
ed from a modest beginning a few years
ago with him as its first hu<1 only presi
Mit In common with the people of
Richmond we recognize that there
is but ono vo'co that gives expres?
sion to the life and character of
General Cooke; that he was a man;
a brave soldier, defeated but not subdued.
Bearing in his person the visible signs cf
dangerous wounds, he neither fainted nor
weakened, but mixed cheerfully in tho af?
fairs of men. overcoming obstacles by a
spirit that was superior to trials; a Chris
tain; a noble, modest man, patriotio but
not regardful of honors of offices for him?
self.
1 That we extend to his family our sin
cpresympathy in their sorrow-"and that
they may be informed of our grief ; further
JBawtlssif. fl That ? copy of these resolu?
tions bo forwarded to them by the Secre?
tary: ami
4. That be record the same in the minutes
of ?nir proceedings and publish thein in the
daily papers of this city.
Jame?. R. Wkiiti?, Vice-president,
Samuel 11.1'uUiam, Secretary and Treasurer.
A htronc Directory.
The Richmond Hardware Company,
which will move tho plant of tho Buffalo
Lock-Manufacturing Coin* any to Rich?
mond and erect ?xteDBive buildings hero,
aro proceeding in a biisinesa way. They
have secured n charter and nut their stock
Upon the market, and that this stock offers
a good investment is guaranteed by the
names of the gentlemen who will manage
tho affairs of the company. These gentle,
mon aro: William L. Royall, president;
John II. Montague, first vice-preeidont ;
D. EL Fitzgerald, second vice-president ;
William L. Slontsgue, secretary, who, with
tho following, conutituto the directory :
J. L. Talliaferro. L. M. Blanton, David W.
Reinhardt. I). A. Kuyk. 0. M. Hn*nes. Jr.,
Oliver F. Swift, and Thomas P. Campbell,
The treasurer la Mr. Bernard Peyton, Jr. Mr.
Hughes is from Lima, Ohto. and is cashier
of the bank of which United Statee Sena?
tor Calvin S. Brice, of Ohio, is ?resident.
Mr. Swift is the head of the Buffalo Lo.-k
Manufacturing Company, which is to be
removed to East Richmond und incorpora?
ted in the Richmond Hardware Company.
One ot the great advantages the new %>m
puny will have is that it will start wrth a
complete line ot patterns, thus being free
of an expense that has deterred many
from ventuni'g in t'.ie hardware-manufac?
turing business, than which none pay?
better when once started.
"A? Vi.it Like It "?Mondar.
Rosalind?Miss Juba Marlowe.
Orlando- -Mr. Crest?n Clarke.
Touchstone?Mr. Wilfred chr't*.
Mr. J. 1. Ford, ot Baltimore, yesterday
wired the managers hero that Director
Stinson hud. on account, of the Booth ?nd
Parrett datea being ea&oelled, toaeenr?
thi-ir first comedian, Mr. Wilfred Clarke, to
play thecomedy with'.MissMarlowe. Hewill
therefore on M ?nday evening play Touch,
stone, a character in which his father, the
great comedian. John S. Clarke, was so
celebrated, and tho son promises to be
equally successful.
M ilfre.d ?Clark? is a younger brother of
Crest?n Clarke ami is also, of course, a
grandson of tho renowned tragedian,
Junius Brutus Booth.
We Ar? Going to Do It.
Having secured the services of a first
class pastel artist, and to introduce his ?r
tistio work, we will, for tho next thirty
days, commencing Monday, April ?ith, give
one dozeu of our Finely-rSiimhed Cabinet
Photos and ono 16x20 Pastel Portrait for
?ti. These portraits give the natural color
of th? hair, eyes, complexion, and jewelry,
and are e?iual in finish to a regular $10
picture. We cordially invite the public to
call and examine the work.
Campbeei, A. Co.,
429 east Broad stre?L
Fine Pianos, Fin? Piano?.
The rainy weather bas very largely in?
terfered with our country business and
our ?tore is actually overstocked with
musical instruments.
To get room we will sell at reduced
prices one dozen pianos and organs.
Terms essy snd goods thoroughly guaran?
teed. Manlt B. Ramos A Co.,
Main street next to corner of Ninth street
Merit Will Tall.
Dr. R. Galeski's optical office, located at
915 east Main street, continues to gain in
popular favor and the patrons of that of.
nee are now numbered by the thousands.
Professional experts onlv are in charge ot
both htting and manufacturing depart?
ments. The good work of Dr. J. Frank
Lewenberg is being specially appreciated
bv the many benefited through his correct
adjustment of Glasses.
We desire to call your attention to our
advertisement of building lots at Norfolk,
Va. This is the property of the Elizabeth
Land and Improvement Company, aud
being familiar with all of its surrounding?
we do not hesitsto to offer it to our frieuds
as a safe investment. Call for map ?nd pro?
spectus. D-Huo?, Turn* A Co.,
^^^ 8*11 Main street
Doe't Detarvo Sympathy.
Those persons who refuse to try Thomp?
son's Bromine and Arsenic Spring Wster
for blood, stomach, and kidney trouble?,
and persistent nausea. L. W. Bcbwcl
General Manager.
--??
illustrated pamphlets of Woodland
[lights ?And -orest-Hill Park mailed oa
application. A. J. Bbai,*t A Co.,
Manchester, Va.
Contentment Is W?tilth,
and to obtain the former smoke Fruit? and
Flo were, which can be found ot all dealer?.
A. B. C. Tonio invigorates and toaea up
the system and gives you a good appetite.
Haadreda of people in Richmond have
uaed A, M. G. Toaio aad praise it?
Tbe -Oto.?
Mm of Piaac. ia Ebony. W?lnu(i, snd
Mshogony. Prie? reasonable snd terms
easy Kt-asd A Lr?,
10 Governor ?trset.
Violet? and Lilies of the Vallev reduced
in price at Hammond*?, 107 esst Brosd
?treet. Telephone. ?80.
Anythlag Too Wl.h
in Plsnos. Organ?, or Fnruitnre on Oover
nor street cannot he ?orpaased. 8*t**Bl'*
l?nd A lee's splendid stock st No. 10 Gov?
ernor ?treet. just received. Prices to ?uit
all.
Viol?tssnd Lilie? of tb? Vsllsy reduced
in price st Hsmmond'?, 107 esst Broad
street. Tslepbone. 030._
Hickok'? No. I, H. D. <_ Fig. ?nd Caro?
line Sun-Cured ?r? Fore, Clean, ?nd Choice
Sun-Cured Tobsccos. Try them.
Fro It. and -Towers.
This well-knoira bread is to be fosad st
sll ths dsolera.^ _
Do Yon Wl.h to Bo Happy t
Then ?moke the fine-flavored Fruits snd
Flowers, obtained at sll the dealers.
m*******m*mm**nmmmm*n?
Hone.t Doctoro.
All honoot, coitoHeutlou. phy-d.-lona who give
P. B. B. (Botanic Mood Holm) ? trial frankly ad?
mit Its superiority over all other blood modi
? d'!"w. J. Adolr. Rockiimrt, Oo.. write? : _ I
regard B. B. B. oa one of the beet blood medl
Dr. A. H. RoB-sy. NoahvlUe, Tonn., writ?*:
" All report? of I'.. R. B- are fovoroble and ito
apeedy act-Ion Is wonderfal."
Dr. J. ?V. Rhodes, l r a? ro?-drill?, (!*.., -mfe**:
" I .-ouf???? B. B. B. Is Hiebest and quictoBt inedi
dne for rheumatism I hove ever ti
Or. S. J. Fariner, Ci-Wfcrdville, Oo.. wrltea:
" I cheerfullv recommend B. B. B. os a fine ?onto
?IternttYc. Its use cured an ox?-res?-eiic. of the
nx.-tf. after omer Mmedl?*s eflectod no peiceptl
ble good."
Dr. C. H. Montgomery, .Tacks-.nville, Alo,
?rrlto?: "My mother Insisted on my getting B.
B. B. for her rheumatism oo her case stubtrornly
resisted the u?ri*l remedies. Hire oxporlenco.1
Inimed's-to Nltot mitt her iniproveniont ha?
be?n truly wond'.rful." _
Dr. O. \V. Ksrle. Picken?, S. C, write?: "I
recommended 11. B. B. to o Btsa who hsd ?nf
fere?i for year, with o in?llciio.,r. ul'-r on hla
leg that seemed to resist all other treatment.
After using four or live lumia? _t? UtttOt began to
heal and his le* is now ?omul and well.'*
Head D. * E. MiTTBtooKntB'? ucw advertise?
ment In to-day's paper, front pSffc Ulvethern
an early coll to secure some of th? ?root bor
golns. A few ot tbe d imaged goods left.
Meade A? Bak.r'e Carbolic Month-Wa.h.
a delightful toilet article, pleaaont to tho taato,
purifi?e the breath, ond pi event? decoy of the
teeth. Prepared only by
T. Robbbtb Rakbb, Pbarmeotat,
Pli) east Main ?troot
Bold by drugirists generally.
MAmxt**-,Ol..-C..?TTTt3, WlNIX)W-8HAB_% Cab
vbts, Rrus, S-BSbSBBBBMB. TABI.B8 at reduced
price? at MiTTBi-DOBrBR-' New t.ranlto Building.
...?? the Genuino
Plummer Bromine Arsenic Water from A?h?
county, N. C, lor Blood, Skin, Stomach, and Kid?
ney troi.M"?.
Owbns A Minos Dbco Compant, Agento
Phillip.'. l)l_e?tll?Io Cocoo
la a valuable sutistltute for tea or coffeo. It
nourishes while they only stimulate. A superior
drink for children ?ml for nervouo and delicate
womou. All druggist? and grocers.
All kinds of Hr-NAXTS at a great eacrlflce st
MlTTEt.DOKrBR-*.
For Impum er thin BIool, Weakness, Malaria,
Neuralgia, Indigestion, and Biliousness, take
Brown's Iron B'.tters-it give, strengtb, making
old per*.ns feel young and young pentoua
atrong ; pleasant to take.
AUCTION SALES MONDAT.
GEOU'iE W. MAYO, 10:30 A. M., ?rrockory,
Ac
JOSEPH B. DAVIS, IOWA. M., grc^ortoo, horse,
wagons, Ac.
OEOROE W. MAYO, parlor -ratts, ?xtenstrm
tulil.-s cooklng-stovee, 4c
WILLIAM JF.NK1NS S SI ?N, ift-M o'clock, ban*.
nus, oranges, and lemons.
E. C. (I.U'KISON, 4t.j P. M., frame dwelling No,
708 north Twenty-fourth atreet.
SPUD
Tho practical man when hnying sn
Overcost considors four thing*?price,
quality, fit, and style. And wo are per?
fectly willing that esch sn.l every gar?
ment in our mammoth stock should be
put to ths test on sll these points. In
brief, wo have every fashionsbla msto
rial, every shade of color, snd every re?
cent style.
A stylish snd servioesbls Spring Over
cost as low as $7.50, a luxurious one at
S'il), and between these two a stock
which for ett? nt snd vsriety never hsd
sn equal in Richmond.
SPUING SUITS.
Tante '.lays an important part in the
baying of clothes if the best result? are
to bo obtained. Your suit msy be
stylish, handsome, and costly, and yet
not st all becoming. Our Isrge expe?
rience in fitting oat some t-oussnds of
gentlemen a year in at your dispossl,
while oar unmen.se stock of new Mpring
Ha its makes the selection easy for you
snd for us. It lack.s nothing. Kvery
msker of cloth in Europe snd America
that's st sll prominent is represente? 1,
and every new style is here. For rsre
specimen* of the tailor's srt snd good
values see tbe beauties we are showing
at $10, $1_, snd $15.
THE BOSTON,
1009 XADt STREET,
Ovposite Post-0flice.
It's a fast that the more you try to make an
impression the loa? likely you ore to maker
Just be your natural a.If and you 11 be pretty
euro to come out sll right. Tea can not So asta?
rol In demeanor If you aro not propwry attired,
and It? us?les? to attempt It. An awkwardly.
dreased man is almost certain to be oorrsspaed.
lngly awkward In manner. He doesn't feeloom.
lot-table, and bo cannot help eetroylng it. Ho
may have paid for bis salt tvrt-e Its value, but
boll novar got any pioaooro out ot it. You will
bar? ao anca unfortunate ?xporieaoe? with th?
SPRING SUITS
t-SOM
MgAdams 4 Berry,
MAIM AMD laa-T-H SnuUtTS.
TTUlie? & rtr?oadx
lhe Popular Store!
W? a? aoeking for more tri
?re don't clamor for if. W? a?
J-aniM.t, mode?! way, ?ml ?.
that that will bring it.
The go?xl ptM>Io of Rieb? - ! ?<?.,_
ns. They know that wo *r
" of them, with them, for ?l.? ?
know fnrther that wo are Uve, ri
aive merchants, and they _Dl
further tthat what wecn*r ?
d<>. Wo ?re business people ? 1 ?? ?0
business on business ?>/?,?, fyj
Onr purposa ?*? ?????? ?nnouno i
to bring before yon Mttaia \
certain hn?*? of good? *? Ue;
ara not good? you can g? t ?
Wo don't claim t?> BIHG
away ; we ?Ion t claim -
away ; we ?lon't even <-l?.-.
fora mere pittance. Value i t
given for value. We ein
thing, and -mt is
itif/, W lit n a price rom, s (i
A I.hoa<ls it's honest an i ?-,
a bargain romea from Mi -
it'? ItOOottt Slltl *'/,i<ir< ;
value? tn-il'ty for what we i
t!??r?''s what wa offer for Um t ?\rt
of this week in
Dress Goods.
English Drip, 10c a Til?,
This i? a ?goo?l illiitTtrstioB,
W? didn't mention th?*. th-? ? ?
WOOL?R-al thoy are ,, t. m
only half wool, but t'ney look
wool, an?! the beat?,f all-wool, ?
aanda of la? li?e left to their ? *n .,?_.
ment would buy them for ><>
here you're frankiy mi ? ,,
porcentago of goo?Is is , ,
cotttm. This is a i'?" .
l>e eure, or wo won.,In t oaa r.
of this dresa-goodsanuoiiLo?. I
early for a pattern.
I feres Another:
Fine Cashmeres only _.v. i
If we spoko of tho V * 1 I I
thing wo adv rtiso 'twouM 111
We're trying to ????ntlt-une 1 ?VI
know ~h?t('ashnier? Hare ?yoa
they're WORTH ; yon know vr
Krticular grade is ?
uanza in worth, tike our a
All the new tdiatlrs ?gan I
mode?, Paris brow:.
And hero are othttr? ?:?-' -,.
One thing in our store i? ?/ ,'. .- ; _
another from a VALUE ??'
We don't give vou r :
partment and Irrrr y i In
Stylish All-Wool Smtio.<, -?V.
This means an sn-nv - al; .
BS8?)rtm?)nt.s. It RQRBRR m I
tan, gray,
natural, and it is full 96 i
You never got a b??tt'r I i
every ono wo oiler is .11
Impottnl fid ITi -. - ?
(Ten, only "jO?.,a:?,t to ,. ?>
Tho iaipocafd riov<?ltio? at
are not shown In taaay ,
this season, 'i ho importer
this lot cost bim I i
York. You ??an t.-?k" lus atol
it's worth, as wo don't know pint t
better tliuu Mm di?, i it jot] 1 ?
word for it that th?? good? ?ro ?
Ma?, ami scarce, too. I i
CameFa-Hair in tan ami gray, 11
wide, only ,"">;?. ; Canvas B-?ore
inch??? wnle, only 50& a yard ; ???
shutl'S of 'l'an and (?ray Fin ? .?
ishod Henrietta, n?li? orerywl
75t-, HERE it h (?o iv .'-..?. a tri
vou know why ? A iivelv trade
leaves an <i|H?ning for bargains, k
being the tail RM <>t
Bon we pick up " jol??" at; 1 "1
our own IsrON* He b??ing ant
HKLIi and we lu a
brings about EAS? T__U_S,
Engli.h Ilroaiirloib, Il a Tin).
(54 Inches wM??, ?nd tl_?
Thi? is a mic-lity big lar ? .
You can't get euch p< ?
les? than from, "i." to ?iO per ?
money ; or tins :
FINE BLACK FRKN4MI -
inches wide, at only .*,?>. a v.
aider the quality, tbo width, ti i
price. HERE'S AHO
IMPORTED RLAriv.s'.M; II
CLOTH only tba. B vari.
? HILKFLSISHB?) i.w i N Kf VT.
HKXRIK?TA, M du* l l
7?"n?. a yartl.
?18-INCH BILK-WARP !
GLORIA CLOTH marked at ?
yariL
EVENING HUAI?!
SILK, 23 i-chea ? l -, i d ?
?PIQ?REDINDIA DRAI I
32 inches wide, ??riiy ,"?-. a yard
Wo mako low pi ios on -
bacauaa we wsnt yijiir tr_?!?-.
that every ono who ???
fairly a_d s _u_rciy dealt with, ?*
again.
In onr domestic, depart
run after tin? fashion -all ? I
monta aro in completo barm
Good Dress Gin^i'im*-, 6?e. i
Nevr Dress Cha UK 6e? j I
New Wrapprr I'lannflrt!"! on'.
The Finest American Dit?.?; i.
(Thouaands of n??w pattaras si ?
New and Beautiful (imin :?
We strike on something '
dress goods th:?
B|riko on EVER1 In'
BARGAIN v. r-EX with tu,
all deiKirtm? ribs. Bar? R I
nig in HOSIER1 :
CHILDREN'S EAST I l.l1
BED SCHOOL Ho.
?etl soles, in sizes "? to I !
pair; Hii-jh* ai/.ea, i? aid ? . f
an?i bievcling. at l<k*. a
LADlFW SKA.'!
GAN HOSE at 1
LADIES' WAHR.'
BLACK H08E (tafown bnad), i ?
60o. gootls, at l^c a p?iir.
You tow, la?luv?, what barg*.-: I *nn
giving. These aro ?ts< lo food? at?*'
guiar half j
IN LITTLE THINGS WE 0
?-4 Ream, 3 pound, NotoPap<"
1-4 Ream, ?_ pound, Noto Pi
s-4 Ream Best Irish L?MR N
While these ara ?penal or
bargains we want you to know
times and un J?r all cir<
sell all thinga in our lino -i
\ n.'iirly every useful want?at l' ?*' ' '? ?*'
are t-orwet am! rt>asoiiab!e,
] ?3BRM LOWER than I
atore?. The new Lazar I'att- b??x?*
Mail ordars promptly attended to.
TTiill&l QC Ktic
The Popular Store.
LEtriK?-?
THEMOl-K.r.N DANCE.
R. HATtliRK, IX 1)
??ttAc l?cturts -THE Moiiktr?
W?aivWw oB<??a. ontnot \:??o ?
eAfols, TURBUAY (.VKV-tO, April l?_J
If you waat ?a Bt4sr ot ?aajapaeai osmc
m*
RB otoita. MabMtiMt oa? p?*
at tact,