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TO-DAY.
T
vHOl.K NUMBKK, 12,429.
DISPATCH, mm
HENKIOOREDEE?ED.
ita '?rry the fonntv by
On Thousand Majority.
K WELL DONE.
? ' ?Ttcnts aid
N mi
SHOUT THE STATE.
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. ike so,,ti,we?t?Alll
o.lldatft I.lei ted
m Paspe?
.i tlAa thai |
... Ihe city l.l
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? r Mr. Alf*-?' I
I Mttior
.t u .? lattot
Mr, Bowon received
Ut, ]!|..lli*S Wo'elliH
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MAMonaaiix
i'-,i:iic:l Date
i ii'
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ai??d by tbortsjuixioiiou
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i 7",r^' ? -'".?ti K. Taylor, W. 1 i ,u i,
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av.
Ut
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' BATS CAI'UV LOVSOVjn,
' **" ' ti-1
Va.. May 88. I?i
l?v in t??? countyK
: nal vote beingo
' iinnei.
latos nominntedat
. ihe colored vote
raon to? v no i ,-.rt m the election.
IC MUi.i.irv IN K-Hf.x.
' ?rao. lOtfM lll?|.at?h.l
.Va, v.,s, Porm
D PU-??! Ofj
.,t. here. A heavy rain fell, bul not
?"?bng there wa? a full turn-out
,',' '".'"?'v nil th? precinct?. It ig
;:i ?.irU-, ratic majority
lied, rhe Alii ? -ken do
BW : H AMI i< M DSMOCaATIC.
? to? Dispatch.]
county
. The
epem
? ? ?? i. ., .ni ... u,.. i.i-,|,a!.'fi.|
?'"u:>m.-.. Va.. May 28, Thlg c
- tho whole Democratic ticket,
nuance mart? no fleht, and all inde
? at? were owed andi r.
uiTT tn/ inn.
Ii gram to toe Dispatch,]
1 '? ? I ?? [toi and Berlin dit
r-tv of al ?.u
100, taking the ticket as o whole, I .
' doubtful district.
?
? -.... m,. r<?. n, i. - ana ?>?"., ra? .it
(fleers had independ? ni oppo.
?ition, but all ai ? let ted by I I
01 i I? IALS
legram to the Dlspatcn.]
OaiwiB, Vv.. m,,, a?. The election hat
1 "?'? ' ? ? .? i hold in this
All of the old officers were r.?
' i without opposition. A very li It
lied,
A ? - i;r.
[Special telegram lo toe Dispatch.]
Vs., May 98, i be weather
fe irrully rough, and in
consequence o very ligbl rote was polled.
There was littl?? excitement over the conn.
!'?? ?I? ??ii,ii, -i - ? . t si l com
ners hut any opposition. Tben ads
l ?. I re'itrii ? are ?low com ng in.
i" al pr< neu! tliut the
i " mocratic county tn
Our town people were very mach Inter
a the mayoralty conti t, in wl ich
r.. K. Quisenbi rry i pi - .1 r1 .- pr?sent in*
? nmbent, J. W. Haugbawout. Early this
wi ver. Quisenberry withdrew,
but he was -.?11 voted f? r. Haugbawoui
wa-.. lected Lv a largo majority.
?S l'ATUH'i;.
[Special telegram t?. th? Dispatch.]
Srr \;.r. Va.. Muy 'j?. Owing to the heavy
dien streams the vote baa been
ligbl :. this county. Unofflciol reports
bow li.ut Dunkley
: Dem? I I trea im-r over Adama
and Bpanglei (Democrat),
? ? I ?01.rat : is ? '?ot? I
(" iiiiii-.TiVAt-iJtii'-t attorney over Lcwaon
i Uepnl . i large majority.
ai.ixwpioa he. rs ai.i. DawocaA-ra,
[Bpectol telegram to the Dlspatcn.]
v. Va.. May 28.- But little In?
terest wat taken in tho municipal electi ins
hereto ay, as th? Democratic ticket ha I
: r- i ?position, loi.,- ndenta ran
f,,r two ni tin- minor offices, but it ia
? a lull Democratic ticket haa been
\; ? KK&l : I '- Dl BrOCBATIC OKTI. His,
[Special tolegrai ' aV]
? n.i b, Va.,May 28. i ? ?
ttf.ii here was very quiet, and hut little in
: i. It railed nil day.
The Dcmooratio nominees w.-r?' ?.II elected,
n , oppositioi except for con?
stable. i'i" fanl offloei elected
, i W. T. Jones, the prosenl in
t the peat? and city
men w< re also elected 1 be is
,,, inct' "t bondi - I th icityfor fl* 000tore
place money already expended wea voted
? the result cannot be ann
aa known th- re was i.ppo*.i.
ton worth mentioning to the regalar
county, and it is
-it.?! ? presume tint the entire ticket La
It i- certain that the following ?re
elected: Micajah Woods, (! tnmonwealth'a
i- ... J Bu bard Wingfleld,
treasurer; L. C. Watta, HheriiT;
I \v. li. Bocock, commiaaii m r> oi
the rev?ame,
?i i. i.'r DXMOCaATS i'i ;
'?rain to the lil.-i'.at.'li.l
., Va., May 28 Um v",p "f
f for treasurer to da
I? i Deli.uci.it i hud lid
opposition. _, .,..-...
from Dinwiddie indicate
. ction of the Democratic UcBet.
Colonel W. M. i i< Id ia o*rtainly elected
Tbewf-ather is ao Lad that nothing ttefl
nii baa ?? en h-ur?l from Prince ?
itic candid ''????>"?
attorney and treasurer uro tie
-. id.
| 1 , I ! i : CAM CAI.K? I U
?rant to th? Dispatt*.]
Wai: iw, Va.. May ?. It ia impoadbl?
ti.t th? official vote from 1 ???easier
"night, but it i.t>ughtthattb?
elected lo
n ont on ?eooiuit
ol rain.
Ul ? ? ?? WTTBaoV,
a I t.do?t.-u.i to the Dtsoatcto.]
WvTiir.vi'.i?. Va., May 28, To?weather
able a day.
ho-ht.ot,.
?eat deal of u ??!-.? re-. >.t..i.
Ih?count at Wythevilfo precinct will pro.
tore morning.
having been
-.'? ? Den.oct.lt.'
I ?tuet. ?nd the ?...lv one from which
id t. .m.ht. gitea
i indidate for I ?
- -??''-' i-'-","-.
,!;. '....,?. ...i.e.
I ul't.
Il;ir. I OK Alt. IN If A?.!. I.
' lU'?l',' I, n
be eleetirm
.'.?I.-consul.
1 , . . ,. badiv
V,?"ba?h uut.
-"-ff"
thee? , ,;? iiemiK-rdtic twket
??cinbUoA-n
l>." """"?';; '""?'.?. so Tho ontiro
?"^?i VcV b'T? walkover in thia
-taticti K't "?? " oppoaltlOB
- ilK vote was very lifbt.
wbatovi-r. am? tho voto wa?
a ?ereaucsa^b.^????J ^ 4?
The PepuMiesTis marin a aMIl-lmnt
hare peol ably eh ?t 1 ?lie sheriff ?ml tl
r* of ?lio revena?, Ko?
i lietixcrit i ii elected tn-usuror witl
1 I ? '.'li's ,lt
Bay ?s in doabt it?? urns to-mgnt
laeacro.
kWiflBOa rATvurnATr.*? r?? pao*.
(S|, .ira tetoarasa to Mm Dispatch, i
LaTBeY, I ? .'?'.. 8R.-?)e0nite return
m n tor officers held in this eon
to-day cannot i. riven to-night Ind
lions nie that K. S. I'nrks i|i
' I" '''? 'I OouTDl DWl Blthe Bttiir.
I' r (Republican) . Vf. M. I:..
?
Republican), and
? Bi iblican, Al?nnco Mi
'ut . lor cot:.im ?'.in r of tl
v. r Pelt? fJJemcOBt) anil H. M. ?\I
? I.'opl.l I
' ii.i. ret was n.unift li !
, in I aray for connctlmen of
Bteei being between r Is?- lu
optionuts and tl,- ticket, '
?orme? try-forty-two :
J-ntv.
I.,,?.-.
? bal t.-lecram t., tin- Disps'. h.,
"""?"", Va., Ma
nay for six ? mneiitnen two ir-.m . acl
tbe three wards bad no political siel
ni .??.. its I di ep
?He*aes ? n,.w (-,,
oil, which enter apon it* dafi?
next, will bat ? th? rj
pi nearlt hall a million dollars t -r sti
mi uts, sewi ..... Re
i. f th. . ?tixens' money
irg< ?! a 'am-t tic- present c.uit
? im -i mi the pi
m. mil. rs has been tie*- rail] ing i
wie) ti. ??red reform m the
m nt. In tl.... Pirat Wan
candidates f. r G ancfl, in tl
Bi?bt
:? tli?- Fi
Wut,I er* M.C. rbomes sod f?. J, Re?
In tbe Second Word W. }'. tamp and
? elected, and in tne H
Ward B.C. Welch und J. C. Graves w
eh cted. All <-f tho e electe I ire new n
'Xtept J. f. (,Mtv ,i 0| ,, J/hird Wa
and all uro Demos w. W. ?'
wim i- ii 1,'oj abucen.
u moni i?, wish is ai iK-niLi.r..
[BpecMJ telegram to tne Dlapetcba]
II ir. \\.. Mav .-. I
?vas vi ry -mall on acconnl of ra
i tl ?? reeular nominee f ?r tr
surer, will ha in i ..-rv,I, In
in this magisterial district over J. Brot
ine, li d< pondent I?. . .crut.
Browning nndertook to weaken Wh
in Id on tbissi i. ..t lh< county by plitti
' ? '.? bul the alliance stood up
v\ ingfli M nobly. His majorll
A WAI.r.-oVFH iv WTJM rTltTIB,
[B] to tbe i it- prat- h.)
Wiviit.- ibb, Va., Ifay 28, It. m in
pal el* i 'n- <? n. h ;'i t< day ander t
inewalian-ballol system, l'ho Repu I
oang declined to make nominstiona I
entire Demo ratii ti< :.. t was elect?
Bmail vote ?
I'tS AIIUKTAS ItTI'flMi'AN.
[Special tel? gram lo ti i Dt patea.]
l'iiiAiioNT\s. Va. Muv 2s. lhf eleetl
passed off very quietly lcr" to-day, thi
being very little coul sel I i mav
between P. P. Dillon ?r.d It. W.
both Republican*. The former lin* o
maioritj ov< r Willi a, bol several votosu
t., be ti.r...vii ont, e hi? )i will t-!i ci Will.
PIYTBYXVAaTIs i IxfO ITfO.
[Sp ill i to lb?. Dispel
Igvwi : i-, Y?,., Hayas. Danville bad i
? lection this nring. In httsylvania cotui
there was little or no opposition ir. tu t
Republicans t., the countv Democral
tuket. The Permers' Alliance took :
part m the election es an organization.
a i.ioiiT ron is ?'.AMI 11.
isp, -mi o leg i am to me d. ipal h.]
Amii.ami, Hay 28.- A ?It-,iil.v rum t, Il i
day. rhe vote wo.' very light, only abo
one third being polli-.l. There was no o
position to the betnncrutir ti? ke( I
county officers, hi .me or two precinc
there wi re independent? for constable ai
itratea, but they ?lid no! amount
anything. Below m the rot* for Asblat
precinct: Treasurer, William 1'. Bhelto
21 i. Sheriff, o. o. Alexai I. r, 187; ?'ni
monwealth ttoi -, (it orge P. Hai
197; Commissioners of thi Revenu.
Beaver [Jam district, l'home* I'. Tayli
194; Asbland district, A. W, Bruit, It
riet, N. W, \Yi.d:.-r, 198: Bup?
visor,WilliamF. Wlekham, 19S; n?'i
of the Poor, James W. Taylor, 198; Ju
of tho Peace, F. J. Bowles, 196 ; \
A. Hargrove, 196; Z. B. Herndon, I!
ConsUble, Luther N. Haah, 196. It will I
imposai ble to reach any other precini ta t
night from tide point.
rag rwxa ?no:? am, dcmociatic.
toi leb cram t?, tbe Dispatch.]
HoatoLK, Va., Hay 88.?There we* r
contest in tins city, Wallace W. Hunt
being ele ted treasurer by the I*.
i bousand one hundred
t v?.. vote - were c at,
Lese than n thousand votes were en
in Portsmouth and all the city officers ai
councilmen nominated by tb.-Mom..era
were elected. The two Republican wart
w.rc route).
In Norfolk county tho result will not 1
known unid to-morrow, but tho fubic
ticket ii believed to be elect' 1.
A OBAIVO litirvi II IN m, .Mi".!'.
-I a Idl te'.egrinn 1 I tbe I' -pat.-h.)
Wabbaw, i"i I'Kii.r.i.iiK.-ni bo, V?., Hi
ea, i mo "f th* wan.t and i ,tt, ,-? s( <?? :
teats ever witnessed in this oonnty clo*
to-day, in which the entire Democral
ticket was elected, n* follows :
Commonwealth'* Attorney, J. W. Chini
Jr.
1 reaeurer, Frank Oarland.
Commissioner of Revenue, Ii. .1. Pullci
,Sli?r,tT. .1. B. Hums.
The Demeur?t* an- jubilant over the
?real rao ees, m the oonnty office* t.
v, art have ix en Ailed by their opponenti
llAItMnS'Y ANO RABO WOB?.
?special telegram to Ibe Dispatch.]
Wan Potar, Vs., Muy 28. While t!i
at most harmonv has prevailed beret.
? ii re baa not be m an election al tin
place for a number of years in which i
much interest baa been taken m tins un
all "f tin- neighboring counties.
rhere have bt en i number ol candidate
and they have been working hard. Boa
of the coni tie* had straight tii
,, v. rail n ?? other* did not, Ii
?her* therewere not straight ticket
the t'ii;lit i? just as iiur-l between Demo
crate.
In tins county the Democrats had i
straight ticket while the Republicana di
not The voter* were much divided am
nil were working hard for their friendi
The v.dc nt tin- place was a ifoli ?
Democratic Tiokel H. I. Lewis, fo
Commonwealth'* attorney, 186; T. 1'
Honcnre, for sheriff, 189: 1. 1>. Bol
?ii-oii. treasurer, 160: Greorge I.m I
oer of the revenue
,7 W 1. K< -.1 rap? ?v?-,.r. ill. I -i -In
tioesol the 1 eace ?. CBaylop, 290; N\. ?'
Dillard, 189, end Ned l>uv:-. IS7. H. I
Well?, constable, 148, and t'Lihp Fegee
oversts r ol lb? poor, 182.
Repnblioan tiokel : R. B. Bylend, tr.^
149; ,i t?. Uutchineon, *h< ri?, 116
Buiuiej Taylor, commiasioner ol i
Wilkinson, sup? rvieor, W. I'
Dunge* 63, -lain. * Worm!.,' 59, Williau
Dungoe 40, for justioeo of the peace; -I. I.
[Neal, 62 Li ' ?stable. Nothing can tx
hi ard from th? other precmot?. Indica
t'otis ?re that 'he treasun rand sb? r.fl wrl
run close, fa? balance of the Dem
t.ckut La thought to Do elected.
go ?.IMA--. I ?08 n:,>viiiiiiiiiNisr.
i,l l.lci-ram to UM Disp.il,di.]
.. Va., Muy SA It is ?in
|( to fiv? Bnythiuc definite owin?
!,, tbe length ol the ticket. Ib<
will not i-e c mpfeted ti 1 very late. I he
' rum prevented a full ? parties
?re claiming the county. Neither the
Alliance nur ProhibitionMti aagured in toe
election.
! BVJtCB BOWABn U'-MIAITH.
,, giaai m tbe Dtopatcb.]
???mv.ii'i. \a., Kay28. IT?? Dem ?rats.
?i ? throughonl Pri
! ?ard to dai against tho moal str? nnous
1 ,. ft ore;,.n tbe part of the Republn i
rth. and -ire rewarded
::io ruuirusfioin ull the pi
wTjichgiv<>amaioTityofl74,withtii iprt
cinctstohoai from. I b - are ?nownto
ho Democratic. Not a row or 1 -
tecl from any poii
elected Common
., \. i?. ^atkius;
.( lark.-;
itherff Tbomai H ??": s.i|..;rw.
' r.?? IMptu.ii IL M- l.urt,m..l.d,:, A I.H
Crt I..I. M.'
;:'^ ;??,,,,:?..,'ioi;..i. i^ange; jus.
? ccstd t.'.crc"" f'?rn
^k! A. Booker and P. Wtnston; Over,
?r, v.- i- Doyle.
A D4UW8 UATTi.E in BVawaX.
[liy MMgraph t.- Iks DiM-atcn.|
Wav.'.'v Va.. Miiv I
returns, frota mo ureetact* heard from,
?, cut.' that John B. Jurrutt Chilean
fui.Iui.it.? for traaeurcr.is .'lcctf.1 b) ???o
? ?,i,l that th-- lk?mocratie Ueki t ta
l^ct?d with the cxcei.uou ot treasurer by
u Uro mAjonty
BAfCUUCAN BOUE IS KOTIoWAT.
itipeclal telegiam to the DtopalcU-l
R..iiK?:viu.E. Vs.. May 28.-The <
?,?, S? tmk?t ??- LU. most K
it? ?I in many year?, Tho inepssant ra
kept awav a tar?e portion of the vot?
'liie Democratic ticset is elected by ab<
tw,. hundred gsajoillf.
iTMIOIITons IX HOITOWAT.
I?5'.'? ' to Bka lU.-'.atrh.]
lit*, i %r y?.. Mav ??.?Tho straii
Domoeratic ticket is aeaeted in Not to*.
by 1 ,i ,nty.
our.asrj<vii.t r nr? mur-Ai?.
fJBjai to the Dit.pat.-li.]
Baxrraa ?? v?.. Mi i lectioe
nllfl tia?.'?'.I "? quietly. Le?'
moawealth'a
. ' ?rarer ?all atop*
I. I h ? vol
r for comn
mi? ? very close, wth tue indi
tsOtt in f.iv.-r
the RKsri.T iv flfifTTfl-T
fSpeetal 1 l??rain to th" l?-t>?t ri.)
OUFI -I- '. ... Ma] N. -All?cha
county elect ; alien ,?? i I ;r
.?? .-i i lor Commonwealt
atti no- -. wif.hpr.ol a- Bull I l??n
'
county treasurer. \
I
?:-li,]
'?
mada nominotiona
??- unty officers. In the com
?i April and refuai d t" mi
Alliai
ticket was rob ?1 ' I i
small vote polled. Ihe vot? indicates tl
Lectsd.
? 1TV.
[^[l'H-tal t?l??ram toth? DfopOtCa.]
Th.. etoction in tl
'?? ui.ti, resulted a- foUowai
i ; arer, Repnbl monweali
UepuLlii ? ? i. Bepul
can; commissioner '.i revena?, Bepul
can.
?
cr-it ; , iit.-tanl... Democrat ; justice, Di n
?rat.
.tan |i? -tro r : Bup n - I
publican ? o nsi i le, B publii an; juatii
Kepubl
i ' ?n District: Baperviaor, I
, Republican : justli
t?
WABWICB riF.-.t"f iiATir.
?...t',,. rBapatcfe.]
i as, \'a., Mav 28, Warwl
tion "i h? r full Den
Tatic ticket, the first time rince the wi
THE NEW ORLEANS BRIBERY CASE
Mr. Parker??!, llt-i lares (>' VI .Her Can ii
i? : ?Ir Trial in That Cltv.
[By lelegioi u to the in ?.at ?',]
When t!
?i an 1 ? I'Malley bril ? ry cos - we
called to-day their ai
?
introduced a number of witnes
rinding the leader of the (' unmitte ?
Safetv, Parki rso llanxto
They all lesttfli I that thej ? i li? vi '1 tl
I could ob| in a fair trial I ?
iding l.i- testimony Mr. Patkcp-.
PABl :
" I believe o' I gets fair trir
The ; '?
? . .1 patienl Parkerson hi
lived amoi g. i
walking around
had thrown defiance In the face <>f tl
thai tl
,| could ol ' lie a lair trial. I hi
was m this commui itv an immt nse pre
dice ?gainst jory.bnbera und perjurei
1 rnllv n garded
ol these there v. nsl m tilt iirejinli,
' is it r
quires twelvi men to try acose, and tweb
?lUlUUll
? I'M .!'??-. B t., r f rial."
A id mm.i I i '
Mr. Parkersoi admitted having
Mar h nth, "Leave0\Malle.1 to mir cot
mittes and we will stten I to him." Befoi
nil the test I been beard M
Henriqnes, <.f counsel f r tho defena
ahand? n? I tho i n>tion f.-r s ? bange ?
venue, and asked to have the ease fixf
for inal June loth, aa be desired to I
ibseni fn tn the city un'il that date, 1"
the B( v objecting, Mr. Bel
rinne* then ? ive I withdrawal i
the plea of notpudtv by his clients, an
I that ho would enter it <!?iiiurri
lar to 1 '1 i.\ t! ? Court. ?
the ease against Oranger, in which the it
formation i .i tin-1 round tin
the allegations ?? t t'.rth ware not an
ficiently specific, Th? MoCristal an
O'Mslley ca.; go over till to-morroi
when tb? di i lurrer will l a passed apon.
THE SOUTHERN PLAID-MILLS
Organisation ?if the Cone I ?port andCon
mi?.ion Company A Bow Move?
I he Davpateh.]
Hew Yoan, May 28.?Aninterestin ? tra '
organiz i'". ' ? effected in the 1st
?v.,,? weeks among the southern plaid-roil
fortl s osti niible i bject i f obtainii
fon.i standard of prodaotioa and a betb
a .prest i.tat on of the aouthern l'ianl* i
themarketi f the world. Thirty-five ?
the forty-i ir i uthern plaid-mula hat
formed mpanywitba canital?
and power t.. ?ncreu ?. Df thi
been paid in and $380,000 rol
more mill- are under pri
mi ??? to unter the con i any and ar.-. ?
rx -.il t.. give their c.,-.?peralion ata
? ! ?ni?* of toe r- i ?
; n companies were bel?
in this city with the final result that th
Cons Export and Oommission Pompan
was organized, with a oommlssion
openi ' '? Leonard atr ??'.
a ma cartaim
The company ' -aid to repraaenl i
aggregate capital ?,f from ?7.MO.OO0 t
1,000. Mr. Cone -ill: " We f< ?
with the natural i I ? f'<ir mnnufar
taring that the s- nth haa, especially i
t .- pr? -i i
we should be ab] i to do an exp? i
t.> our othe
trade, with an aavaatage such aa a
under the reciprocity tr. aty with 1 i
? c. u!. m dn -lit t.. bo al.!
.
country." ^^^^
A SERIOUS TURN IN THE STRIKE.
Hlnars Arriving and POmalna roiupunle
for the Protection ?I their Until? ?.
[By telftgrapb to the Dip? -
Smtti.i. Wabb., May 28. The -ituati i
i .- mini i ' -1 r i k . ? baa taken a *erioti
turn. At a ma I ..-.- I i.?r-. a
Franklin "ii 'I ai ?
r .1 romp tniea and t.. arm urn
protect their hom - tl any eosL it wm
: at tti it mee?mg that, the State be.
been appealed to for protection
the armed mi n in vain, and the nhenfl I ?.
I also been applii -1 to with tut result. Com
I? en formed and ? ill prevenl
j " indiscriminate challenging by -1 tectiv?
j and :- : let al nigbl
m th- residen , : lha villae?.'
? ? i'i ntrai
Labor Union it aras decid? ?1 to take 'han.'?
of the ?-ink? and ? n l< ever t?i brin
ment.
The colon I mil botat Frank
lin died to-day. Perkins, the shooter, wai
discharged from custody upon the ree ttv
mendation of the prosecuting attorney, a
b< was convinced it would be niipossibu
to ?iaintiiin ica tPt rkin-i.
A NEGRO PU3LICLY EXECUTED.
Il? Said " 1 Die Helltioo.lv-Ilo.el-Hj,
i;jOil-ltv." and vYnnld Not Confess.
[Uy to**8Xaph tota* Dbnsatce.]
I.rvs RI M M'.'iU ?JBOt
p pie, mostly ii.---r-?>. t .-?las v. I
Kelson Moffatt I .-.lore 11,
ctv, -'in oourt-boaae yard. Mof.
rime was the mar 1er of h ha Wadi
i colored last fall, W> cm,'- fiun Alu
'n I >? a Mi ?in.
lit walked nponthe m aT.,l?l at 12 o'clock
be i'.-i:...t:, calm. Ha
cooks a '?? u ngt " I
> .o iil-hy. co, .?li',.'' Tb?
an i la?- - ,, ted an 1
toe 1 " "1 v "f
dropped n distance "i
? ? broken
by the fall. After bai
I minutes be waa i-nmounccd ?hai by the
] ntteniiin;' pbytacuux,
MEXICO AM VERALDA.
Uxplaiul ion ?r the loaluijof tho Latter
at Aei|.uleo.
(Itjt,: ?,i'.-h.!
(fase sor? .. Da CL M ?? fA, Dr. L M.
1 ?. long the Venezuelan i
, her.-, lufi-rn
?
,-.at tho
Mi xn-iin i.'.v. rn-.i'-nt ordert 1 the lUMir
1 gt :.t Cbil ?m cru . l.'.ft to leave
1 the harhi r ol miat?ler
of the vessel said be was willing to leave,
bat thut his !-hu' had no saila, and could
1 not dejiart without 3teaia |.ow.r. Ihe
j llover aiiowcl the Lsuieralda
to tak. al to carry the ?.r.h-r int.,
' effect, nu'i ?he receive 1 two hundred und
fifty Ions, her ordftnan eonsomptton -*?-ag
fiftv tuns per day. Tne K-iueraliia soiled
on the "Xtti instunt, luniedutoi?* after ro
oaiviSai her ooal ??lowiiaoa.
FAVOR THE VIADUCT.
THE ORDINANCE PROVIOING FOR ONE
ON FIRST STREET RECOMMENDED.
Contracts ior Carblng anil Flagglng-Tbe
Water Committee Asks for Mora Hew?
er??Other Matter? Considered.
The tnonthly mectinc of the Street Com?
mittee ?xi hoi 1 lost niiikt in ?M ,'fflco of
.
Buis for curbinfr, flacrginc. etc., were
, prn.-> !. The hadiltai w re Tame? N'ether
m I. M;.Men.hrf A Donald, Richmond
lir.aii;',-! |apany, Standard (hardta Gog>
panv. and Kan.-yA Helntoafa.
Hi vera! of the Lid 1er? taxing failed to
?ubmit ?amples us required Mr. Gray
OHrvwd thai at] l ids be iw}e?ted, I^?st.
The txmtraet for strdkUfhl curbing was
awarded to Hiddendcrrf A Donald at 98
i aacgina. ?"ireuiar
curl ing, and corners wa? given t >J .
Nethei i following price* : i la?
t'"i.'. " 11.80, and corners.
-
The contract for taking down the hrick
wall enclosing the Adam- burying-ground
al d en Btii ? a !?,ard f, tice gnu awarded to
C. tl. H ? ? ;_< | i.
n. littoe agi ed to recommend to
th grading ol the alley be?
tween 1 t md und Qraea and llarn-o? and
Shafer i
TIIK I IbKT-l-TRIKT VxAfMs T.
The |a reference to the *aao
? . north i n I
of Fir t street to Barton 1 ,.r.>a.l.
Mr. H. M. Smith, Jr.. representing Mr .
. one of the own
r which the ^ ia lud will peat
asked i i have the ordinance Uni over till
the next meeting of the committee. Mr.
Smith said he had Just be? a mpl< j
h s client, sod be would like to hare time
to look into t he matter,
Mr. .1 : i : Qting thehritlce
company, opposed a I it i i ment, stating
that the matter bad Veen before tne corn
April in Ii : that the v. ird
coma ?? . v it' tv
?. i u 1 carefully inquired inti
mend? d th? adop
Bl any delay would
senorj i, inti rfere with tl"- ii ? ? i
?
approval,
' ? il th? onli
oaae i I ?.-. i! h hit tpi roval.
Ur. ted the moa
mend
to thi i ?, im .'. tbe adop i m of tbe ordt
aance, whiob was unanimously afreed to.
WiBT A iTi.l. 'T. :
I i .i certain eitizi oaof Pult :i
?
nt tin corner of Heventh and Orleansstreet,
? .,:i the strei ?.
D i Severn h
?tr> et h -.? ?dl ?i. g i .
? ol Mr. ??urti . referred t.. tho
war I co City Attorni ?, md Cil
I ? r.
0B8 tBAia AOAT.
? attorney repotted an ordinance
alio? ng the Riebmond, Frederickabnrg
> id Company t.. run one
loaded freight tram each tray daily ovrr
the . ? w.. n
I : pot,
I to reeotu
?
Mr. Rosewell Page, couneal i i
ri sd Company, appi arel
and asked that tbeCtttv Engineerbenol
, i .|i" ml to give tl ' laying the
tin Locomotive-Work* along] the
. eventh street for -i\ months,
r. a-..ti tiiui [or the pr?sent the
n ?,?'!?, r thai part of the city do n il r
quire ia? and the constructi n would
: HIV without
iiondiBg remunertioa.
Mr. Pago stated that the iwnen of tho
I were oppcoed to
? thought it a r. aaonabli n .
i tion WS* ur.llit' .1.
HusiiieiH Iteftirt? the Wilier Committee.
\ meeting of the Vat? r Commit! nwsa
. look if the ('"nrr?, Chain.
i. r, all the men.b . .
n B. <'urv.
Colonel Cutshaw stated that there
idcstanding between the general
contractors f .r building the Weat-End
? (Pierce i Bristow) and Captain
James PhiUipe, a rab-contractor, regard
in ? tho placing of u stop-cock ;u the mar?
ket,
I he committee nirrecd to have tho work
done ut Cut ? xpemvo of the Water Com
AHKIVti FOB WATER.
Mr. N. V. Randolph appeared before the
commitl.m behalf of tbe North-Side
Land and Improvement Company and
: thai the company ? is ebi ai ; i
construct a budding at th* city end of '1 ?
' to contain closet* and asked thai
; v furnish the water. The matt r
? i^ ri ferred to Superintendent Boiling to
? ? be coal of extending the mains. Ac,
I be usual billa und pay-rolu for the mouth
were o? leredl i !.. p lid.
Baperii tend? al Boiling pre* '
ti n tr..in property-owners on Twenty
sixth, between?? and fj streets, t,, have
i ext? rali ! along that street,
which was grant? h ?"be ame action waa
taken in regard t>. a petition fi
perty-owner? on (' street, between Twenty.
; :
m uv to nr. LAID.
Superintendent Boiling rabtnlttad a
nt showing wherothe City Engi.
ginecr bad proposed tola?, sewer? tad he
r.mmended the extoneion ol water
rhis is I h" schedule;
tlrace street between Twentieth and
Fwenty.first, 6-inch pip ?. ?*-'H.
Park avenu,, i etween Harrison and Hur
vie, i. ? h pipe, I
.... n I.in ! in and Cherry.
I'l-llli ll pipe, -
l .v, ; ? I street bt tween Leigh and
Pleas - pine, |420.
renth itn el m tween ?> and I'
? -. 6-inch pipe, ,?.:T7.'-"i.
Paul and St. -lohn
I no h ?ni" . |lf(5.
i lout! tween St. John and St.
! pipe. 9165.
?Cbaritv street between SL Paul and St.
Peter, 1-inch pip?
Cii iffin ?t-. Wi it '.f Keiervoir,
6-inch pipe, 9140.
H a al i ! tw< en Duval and Bal
atreeta, Linen pipe, 9173.
Beverly street betwi R rvoirand
n streei to Linden street, 12-inch
pipe, 92.209.20. Tutsi, t4.fi ;l.l I.
? loui.tt.-i ordered the work to ho
done.
t IHK Id.!'. I
Sii'ieruiteinloiit Boiling. t.> whom WBI
referred tbe petition ol the Pire Depart?
ment to have the notxtesof the fire-plugs
? h raged fr. m two indies to two and a half
? inches in diameter, reported that to make
; that obange wmild
Theeommittee instructed the Bnpenn
tendenl to report those fact* to tbe Pire
; Commiaxexonen without any reonesmenda
tn n.
Superintendent Boiling wa* bJso b>
? di ? purchase ?'"W. r-i for tho Mar
shall-rc.-ervuir ??roiiinls.
St. .lobn'a Bat f I ?a OsMaMBBa
TheCoi'iinittei' on St ?foba'i BaTying
Ground met at half peat 6 o'clock m the
dl cbamlier.
taking down the wall of tho
[ araryrag-gTOund on It:. ti I beiween
Twenty.fotrrth and Twenty-fifth were
?1.
licati'ins call for a wall four
feet high, ihn present entraace Lb to he
widened und remodelled, and the itapa ur?
to he lowered with gran to i "?iiu?: ou either
? With an iri n rail ?in:.
The bidden were A. C. Haynard, 91.210,
J. B. Jottnaon, |1?40; Jam? Nethi
11,803.
Th?> eoatiaat was awarded to Mr. Nctber
THI CMirOBM rOB KEETXB.
Mr. Tuvlor bss)Biied of th" Chairman
how ; -, the committee
; have !.. its er? dit after paying fol the
? ?? improvement.
Chairman Mann replied about three or
tour hundred dollars.
Mr. Taylor snid, "That sMTaxg tho care I
move that tho keeper bo ro.uircd to wear
a uniform."
After imiiii' discussion as t.i the stylo of
lunforni Citr-Engineer Cutshaw was ealled
iiittl said he
thought tl oaiform
. would be the C mtinei l
Mr. (iuffigna. the keeper, on beewiaa
this, addreeaed the commute* and bewgea
, to be exetued from wimrfiu' racha uniform
, na suggested bi Coione! Cutahaw. He said
fcis tun? from 5 o'clock in the mornine;
until late in tbe evening wa? occupied bl
gttenxbng the flowers and -nruldery in tbe
grounds, and if he was iwouxred to wear
tb- Continental umfortu every child ou
j Church Hill would be atiructed to the
S rounds, and it would prevent him, from
i?ebarging bis dutiea,
; Air. Tavlor on heariiur this statament,
withtlrew his motion, and there being no
mitte? adjo'irno I.
I nrnmlti.? on ?itrnnd Market.
This committee met veiterday evening
in the Coanei] chamfer. The monthly
hills were ordered to Lo paid. After dt?
|K.9inK of routine litisiness they aejoumed.
HARTSHOBN COLLEGE CLOSING.
Wavor K11v*on and Dr. Currv Present?
Prize* and Piol?me*?-The KmrcUe?,
The gmilnntinc exercises cf the liarte.
)i m Memorial CH?..-?. an institution tor
mlorod femal< ?. wars
held la?t mcht in th" aaseml lv hall? ?:
building, ut the west and of Laagh
I hate wa?^ a larire attendance not
: waataver.
Tho i l.ov. I.. B. Teilt, gnve
u direction t>. the ex ret-?'?, whi'-h
i with th" chant, "Let the W r?N of
M >'ith,' prayer, and singing of the
BXthc-m " Sluuit the Ulad Tiding."
Ol ?.nt'AIVH READ M
Pspers wage r.-*! by tho gradtiates aa
- following :
History of Class of is*.?, Annie Flizabcth
?r. Charlottes ville; Out of Bchool,
Hattie Willi.? Bo te Buchanan; The Be.
.r.th (ano Hannah. Sa
lem: A Qood Natne, Pmcilla Kliziiboth
Myers,Nyack, N. T.; Anthem?O Praise
tb* Mighty God; What Nextf .1 ?mo Alma
Ross, Danville : Hovel Beading" Atone
t Pase, Blacksbare; What We Owe
to Our Parents, Luey Annttarrett. Han-.
ot Courthouse; i>ur Meeds, Liaxia Ody
Bopkins, Chr?otiansburg; Chorus 0 Bau
Us, Yh Free; Physical fidacation, l
Wo bon, Farinvilh? [he Women
I 1'iliiy, Margaret lioso Michie, Poln.
dextars; High Eduoatioa Needed, Laura
I.e.. Dickinson, Btaunton; Anthem?The
?
ihiswivs followed by tho pre?entation
of diploma-. to the graduates by Ma] r
Bllraon, win? mado a vary pleasing ad
ihe anthem, " Th<? Heaven?? Declare
?ho Uloff] of l e-'l." was MXt IIUBf.
tiiKMicMs ano rtoeaa.
Tee next number on the }ir<>??rnmmowa9
the awarding .?f premiuma und pris?e,
I be Dr. Diana md prize, a gold medal for
th? beat examination in physiology and
iwardi I tn Lucy M. ? i.
i h?.I. \\. Anderson prize, a gold medal j
foi ?iiie-r: rity in the r. ading ami render?
ing of i ?al music, toLLtxieOdj Bop-1
pt.-?. Web?
: . tor the host
? lamination In th? . :
term by ?I idents in n
?I. i rarrett.
a -.ivi r medal,
for th' ; id a't-u ting, tana Ma
. Robinson, ol Beavei I
Misa Carrie V. Dyer's ailver medal, for
tho host examination in Dareta ? I
?a Pa re. ol Walkerton.
Miss Rosa K. Jones's gold and lilver
mi d il excel
I. //.;?' fjdi Ib'pkitiH re.
i ivedthe hrst,Laura it. Dickinaon the
sei und.
Miss Ella J. PennelPs l>?."k for
rmritv in spelling, sron by Rilen Hanks, of
Hennco county, who only had one ?'rror
lor th? "? ion.
Am.? the ? V th Wim
the Hartal ion? ? -
m, nt ar? Mrs. i. D. , a dow ol
the founder of this
Mi -. 8ti '-i n. of Boston, I Curry wen!
- i ?
bvthe
students wa loi a ?
usual <?>'-? Hence.
the essays of the ?radu-it. i were very
good, some of them possessing special
tn< i .r.
The exercises closed ?A.th the parting
song.
DEATH OF MR. JOHN H. ELLERSON.
ThU Well-known ( iti/eii Hi.? of llcart
Dfeeavse,
Mr. John H. Ellerson, who for a quarter
?fin autury
in the insurance bu iin< - ty, died
al m o torday morning at his
? a-l ( ,ra.'? '
|i.?seed bad h. en in ha Ibealtl
mi mouths and a few wi '?? ago, i i
the bop? of regaining his health and
strength, he weni to I Ixford, N. C,, I
in? thrtt h? w,,n!d derive benefil from the
water ni ?r tha? eity, Be di I not ini
however, and after h;- return irrew
. .iv worse.
i'h? nts of his lif? wire verv
tr tnquil, and win nthe and
away in perfect consciousness of bis con.
dition and surrounded hv hi? fumily ami
1 ?oath was th? result of heart-dlgoaae
and i complication of other oomplaints,
? .- 11 of IHK I'Ki EI-KI'.
Deceased win. was familiarly known in
business circles ?s "Jack" I leraon. waa
horn in Matbewa county, al Green Place,
and spent his earlv life in thai ?action oi
tli? St.it.
He wa?a member of Company F before
the war, and at tl? commencemenbof the
-.,?'h tin? organization to
battle, hut wa.? subsequently transferred
tu the Confi -lerat?- navy. Captain U
l i art a a ?? ? f but intimate friend?
wh le in thia division of the lervice.
after tbe war Mr. l-.ll.-r>? .;i located in
Richmond, and sinee t^Tu had been an
insurance business. He waa
?ivi trtner in the firm , f Peyton ?A
KUcrson. and more recently agent for the
Equitable Life In larance Com]
HIS riUVAiK ! 1FK.
Mr. EUereon married a ?l.i'i^hter of the
late Henry Clay Ellerson, who survives
htm with two children?a son und a
', r. Messrs. A. ft. and Jam ft.
in, . f this city, ar? hi-, hroti.
I . : ? .- ' ki ??? in bo
and t'n ugh u. .(m-1,
- u bad a lareo number ol friend*
k He was
tan, and a member of l?r. Hoge'a
cburcb.
i be funeral will tnk" place Rat
I from th? Second Pr< ibyterian chnrch .tt
110:?o'clock. Company] lion will
: in ?t body.
NEWS FROM ACROSS TgiE RIVER.
Suing the Kstlroad < ompaiiv for llama??-,.
Personal ami other Item*.
- .? . arete running
? i and Decatur stn ? s, Man?
ch? iter, t" Fourteenth and Mum.
m,did, ci Mayo'a bridge route.
Mr. Alansoo 1:. Ellington and M'-s Min
ni" V.. Baltimore v. ? Wednesday
d it ?!. Pifth-Streel char h. Bev.
i W. A. Laugbn officiated, and tbev plight
I ed their troths in the presence of alarga
iblage t friends, Mr. and Mr-.
Film'ton left on the evening train for the
Booth.
rhecbildr d md teachers of th? Central
1 will meet m tin?
I?.? iur.-r ,"in ol t.1..? church thia evening to
make arrangements for thi Children's-day
. Sunday moi i
A movement i? on foot looking to the
establishment of a n?'w voting-precinct
near Oranite for tlM convenience ol votera
I in that neighborhood.
The ease, of Turpin against the Riea
mond and lianviil? Railroad Company,
which was set for trial in the Circuit Court
sa con?
tinu? d n sccount of the ana? ?o
J. il. Webb-Peploe, of counsel for plain?
tiff. Who sails for Evopa to-morrow. This
letton for damaeas to the plaintiff's
' lati'l.causcil by theall'^'eiloverflowingof a
?'. hy the iroi'tiuu of a.railroad
' tn ttle.
i g ?ase of Jam?.-? Owen t
i agiiinst the Richmond and DanvUle Bail
road Company La ?et for trial in the Cho?'
t. r?eld Circuit Court to-BSorrow. Owen
? f tho ro.ul, and over a
year ago waa it, jut.mI near the ?ton?-yards
-it.) ReVketts hy the collision of an
aa with a l and-eer which ha wasope
| rating. Be places hat d-iuumos at %l$JKB,
! by llc&?i?. Ldgur Allan
and Hill Carter.
A. A. O. N. of th* M. -hrlne.
A laroelv-aP.. -nd-dm? ?tin g of A?<?Tem
nls was held laut night at Ht. Alban? H .P.
Nobles appeared in lud ev
niuii ttraaa. Lir?-?? welLknown citizens
I were condaeted over the hot uands. 'ih?
I sappsy of proveed f being largely tn
lt!ie( irnels wf?> in fin?? snaps and
when the prairie? were ranchad there was
i "music in the air. Art?r Um u?ual husi
j neas waa transacted the templo eiosed for
i the summer months. It's next regular
j meeting will b? held in September.
Bank? to < lo<? Te- M? r-ow.
All of the Richmond banks will ho closed
! to-morrow. This is ?l.?ne hj cod?t to afford
; the officer* and employes an ooportunitj
to take part iu the memorial eeielwatioa
I. rs..us having' pajier fuiling due tomor?
row ahould attend to it to-day.
Married lost Nicht.
.Mr. William B. Jennings, oneof the most
popular attaches of ihe city railway, ami
j ilips Anuie L. (irubbs were uturritd last
i i.ight. The ceremony was perioimed al
Nu. **) south Cherrv ?treet by R.v. Dr. It.
THE BAPTIST O?OS.
ANNUAL REUNION AT PIZZINI'S LAST
NIGHT OF THIS BODY.
Tbe Orphanage, and It? Work Discussed
by Dr. Cooper and Other?? Officers
Elected? Personal Mote?.
The I<?.pti?t Social Union held its annual
meeting laat evening at ftrzini's.
Mr. K. W. powers, first vice-president,
called the meetiiia; to order and ?.unvested
come matters of business which needed at
teni'-n.
Mr. Towers was elected president to fill
the vaenncy caused by the death of Hon.
H. K. Kllyson.
Hon. H. R. Pollard was elected first viee
:;t ami Mr. B. P. JotaBOU second
vice-pre?ident. Mr. George C. Jefferson was
te.ele, fed treasurer and Mr. John P. Rag?
lan,1 secretare The following were elected
a* the Executive Committee f?, B?Sydnor,
Jr.. F. 1). Stark?. B. L, Harrison. Kvan
Sneud, Harvey Clarke, ami William Elly
son.
TAtx ATtorrTnEORrnASAr.x.
After a splendid supper had been B*taT*aj
Brest lent Power? annonnced that the sub
jeet fur diacBsaion WBI the Ba|rtaM Orphan
am, He ?ailed upon Rev. Dr. George
Cooper to lead o9 ami m doing; tk?a paid
hiui a high compliment, sayiug "no man
in the Statu had done tnore than Dr.
Cooper in ?.curing a Baptist iiphaiMt?,
H ? f?cil* pen and his eloqtual voie? have
been tre.'ly given to the movement."
1 ?r. Cooper followed m a rere sensible
sp ech. Be is really a wonderful man. He
u'row-i upon Richmond and Richmond
i p.,n him.
to the !.-? of RT. Cootm*** sddrese,
Rev. George J, Hobday, the B*aawrioteo
denl of the orphsraagre, wa? .-ailed upon.
He had come frotn Selem to Richmond to
: iring of repreeentatlve
Baptist leader?. Mt. HoMmv war
rat bearing, and I* ?.nguUrly fitted
i'v nata fut the lnuh p
into which bu brethren have urv-**.'d him
I* a plain, strong speech whidi i?r
fectly raptured hM Budienoe, when be
closed they did not wonder that a hank
pr?sident, wl o ba* Known him weU, on
D -.-nt him a check
for 91.000 a* an evidence of Ins approval ? i
the appoint]
1 ?r. Cooper, in giving a history of the
1 thai i* hul all
_?; iwn i ni i ta interview between the
? ditor of thi i i and Mr. John
Hills, of tho North Carolin? Baptist t?r
iblication in the //.ru'if."
1 r Bght lut Bai t, u "
thil or,
....
Th ? f illowing new member* were imam
mously elected: Colonel W. E. fanner ml
i'. M Boewell, .1. M. U. em?, aud
1?. S. ( rump.
Mr. ' i refferson, the treaaUrer.
m uie n v. rv favorable report,which -.fated
that all expense? ?.aid ind there waa
the tn i ury,
Lhe Chester Female Inatitnta waa repte.
?o ttee, who announced
i Dr. George Cooper will preach the
commencement sermon at this institution
next S ind iv, n ain ?.
V1NY lAliIKS ratSTAT.
1 reeent in full force in
nil their (?race nnd lovellnes* Rev, l'r.
i wry happy as he l> d in hi*
...
m brought her many oongretula
Mr. .I.hn V. Ragland, Jr.. acted as door
ki per. He ia rapidly n.vering from the
a.cdcn? which hu? man., ii ni oessary t i
irr? bis artii in a
Much r.- r ' was oxprei.I that Cr?.
r end Iataiirum were providentiallj
kept away._
Mr. Madigan's Hein tin? Taken to New
.len?ev.
Mr. James Barber, of the New York firm
???r A Co., arrived in the fitv 00 the
fast mail yesterday afternoon, having come
on t? ; ii ituaina ol Mr. W. r
Ma ligsn, I : Point agent, who
died it the Hotel DodsouW sines la) after
noon. A telegram from the senior mem?
ber of tbe Arm wa* received beta before
binan thai a so? ,<! Mr. Mud -
ran would r ond thii morning
mpany the remains of hi i t.ith. r to
New York, bul Mr. Barber finding;that the
in lr was read1 ter removal, telegraph?*!
that he would leavi with u on the
ari ning train, which In.? did. The remain*
were accompanied t., the depot, by a ? ,u?.
mitteeof Bu am i..l Templars,
\ New l.leutenniit of tb? Stuart Horse
(,uaril.
The Smart Hora* Haard bald ? meeting
lagt muht and elected Mr. Jem
i lieutenant of tbe tn p t.. till the
d by tbe rosignatii o of Mr.
W it ne Anderson, who wa i eh i U d
ai ? un of Compasar P.
Mr. i . second lergeant of th
tr p when Captain Philip Hux.ill waa it*
commandent.
The i ivalrvr.if n nr? now ?nUtting mai.v
The (,;?? Mi-lrr Kxplotla?.
A small fjr,, and B areat deal of excite?
ment waa canead last night, hart ? few
minutes bel r 12 o'clock by thi explosion
?Mi-i r ,:i the residen.t Mr. B.
P. Parham, Nu. 139 north Eighth itreet
Tbe meter w>n under the tor ? ,
which 'o,,k fir?.' An alarm was turri"d In
from Boi m Ninth and Ltifb. aad the
tro.-t company responded. The
were soon extinguished. Damage
about .
A Fight a*) Hani? Street I.a-it Mehl.
A personal difficulty oc'l-r. ?1 !a?t titL'ht
about 8:30o*cl i k on Ninth and Bankstret ts
between M?e*sre. O.E. Berry and S.D. Dar
-,?11? h|,,w? were struck, hut neither
roung mon win aerioesly hurt in
the ii-i.e contest. 01 eer Bedford ai i
loth of th?' fighters an 1 they were tuk< n
tattoo, wh. re th iy
: oled for I iraueij at th?
Police Court tin? ?
Service? ?I the ?. M. V. A.
11.? are, kly pr?er-tneeting at the Young
Men's Chi ilion ? ? totlonlast night was
well attended despite th'* ran. Mr. M. N.
Anderson led the meeting, whil?i M-'-sr?.
M?r.?dith, Leitch, Thomas. Armi?tead, ami
B. ?! Craigia aang solos, whi?;u wiroiuueh
enioyed.
after the aervtcea the young men spent a
pleasant avening aroonu the piano
thirty of them joining in the einging.
Mr. Pow.-lt Not Improved V .?tonlav.
Ihe condition ol Mr. John H. PoweU
was not ao favorable res-terder. aad Dr.
Hugh Taylor, bis phyrieiea, sauf Last night
that he wa? not iinprov'-d. S , serious re?
lapse Lao tak. a pla? -??, however.
l-ersonul* ?ad Itrlrf*.
?lor? i. bobs? talk of <?n?> or morn
? being addud to tho HLito Bank
boil ding,
Mr. W. W. Whitson, a prominent young
lawyer of A-hviil?. K. C, is iu Ricbmonil
?m proie--: o nul
Dr. 11. M. Patteraon, of Ktaunton, is
i r*a?rtered at the Fachange, lie will spend
a dav or so in Richmond.
Mr. C. Barret Alcutt. cf Richmond, is at
? tho White Sulphur Springs as r
?ruph.-r for ',.? 88 Ba
| ?hi'loe John 11. tsajgaaj), >f Manchester,
,'wa? at th?? Honrieo 'ount/ court-house
yosterday on prnftasifinal business.
Robert Collins i colored- wn> taken from
the city iail yesterday and nn-un-rated la
i the peuibutiary to servo two ytars for
:?ry.
Mr. D. F. Young, superintendent of
1 Dun's Commercial Agen'V, has r>
Iln will bo si see? -?l?d Ly Mr. bomuel Pat?
terson, of Memphis.
Mr. Simpson, a member of the California
bar, who is on a trip Fun, visited theCaoi
88 tiuio in ton
i versatiou with tho Governor.
Mr. ll-nr.' Watkin.i, travelling freight.
? agent of tho Ches ipeake und Ohio rail
roa 1, f"U int, u hole at Covington Wsdn*aV
, day night and was severely bruise?!.
In the li?t published Tuesday of the
1 ladies who took the degree of Master Me
| eons' wife and daughter at>L Albaus Hail
I tho name of Mrs. Coss. Johnson was
I omitted.
To-morrow being Hollywood Memorial
day the bonilav-sehoal teacher*' meeting
i?t the inui:-; Men's Cbnattoi
for the Ktudv of thu international lesson
will not be held.
I Dr. R. W. Reece and .brido, of PJktn, N.
i C, spent yesterday in the citv. They are
on their bridai tour, and will take tn
j Washington, Baltimore, aud other north?
ern cities before returning homo.
l A representativo from Messrs. Wood.
i ward A Ixithrop, the b-ssees of the ground
, boor of the Me.toir.tj Tem?le, will be in the
! city to-day to arrange for fitting up th >
' M.,r?v It ia bali???! th? firtn ?oil! toko
puiw**elriB by tbe 1st of July or 1st of A
gust at the latest.
The Baptist festival, which wee to hat
lace at Barton " Ileigbte to-nigh
has been peat poned until Monday one
cunt of tho bad weather. Rtage.? wi
leave Second and Broad at H P. M.
Dr. L. A. Carr. of Durham, a ??rother r
Hr. Julien T. < .irr. he great toUcBaMBsl
imvod m Richmoud v?*sterdai on ??ho:
\ -1. Dr. Carr t? ??????< quired a* one t
North Cirolina'a most prominent medie*
m?n.
Pelican Chspterof toes Croix, No. :
;,??! Seol
I lasonrv. will confer the Roe?? Cr-.i
d?\rree to-night The work will be oof.
eluded at 10:15 and refection will'.hen I
served.
Hon. William LovetMteia, sreretsrv r
Virginia Council No. 2?. ant! th.? ??ran
i of Virgin n Royal Arcanum, wi,
represent this State in the Supreme li
cilwhieb meets a- It Wad
n. - lay. Amoiii? other legi?l i
th" question of doing away with aesesa
ment notice* to the individual member* 4
the order. _______^____
?Itidtclou? t.t-ouoniv.
A Qttmtion or Ixrr.Btat T
ClOTI'lN I
TH fa'?? economy to buy t?> rlvrasd.
clothing, th?' mac whostmt? his ?tontee!
or walks the streets m shabby ,?r ill
?1. thi - is false t" In? fvmiiv ?? i
I iti ?vaganeo in living or dree* is not ti
.,,. , .-mutende! ftl.ll u ? ? tiotn.v .'"O
f the man uf act ai
moderate pricea ih? is bow the s. 0 P
C.cornet third and Bread tr.*w, guaran
e.t und.
others. Hen'* Im] irtedSuiting? that ?r?
amela] I < the ?ami
Dur 910 lino will e.(u? tbe regala!
bargain Blfi Suil t "?? il in M-nv
Paata ?t ?i.? r?gulai - , ?'hit
Iron's Suit? ".l- '
Bawe-Bel] and rials ran* wil ?
Twenty liffereal ityle* in II ai sir??
Hat? at 'Ah: ^^
Clitir. li ol the i , . ? i', .eptlon.
The r, ,., |
?r, ration v.
?ir'ht has lea n post M i ????lint o?
ram fot i Lay, Juno fits?
at s o'cloek I'. M _
Slrawlx-rr? I clivai To- Mghl.
Theladiesof th.- I', irtli - I -
church ami.nine thai they will give n
strawberry festival el the church io>
night, rain or ?bise, a featari of tike ea>
tertatnuMBt will be i literary programme.
. on listing ? tetioua, and
_
!f "h?>ulth i? wealth " A B OL D tlio i*?
? b4teaa>aiakeaf,
( heap I'iano? itiitt Organs
Uti in iAIatj N?>. 10 (tovBBBoa
W* have left the following s.'t'ond-liaii.l
Piano* :
Three Fischer, 1 Knabe, l Wore? t-r m
low pricea and ana* tonna. Cell i triy and
-, cure a liurgiiiu.
Thr-llreat ?l,,|lein?l It,?.? a??,..
Thompa m'* Bromine ml Ar? ni.
Water cure? all blood, kidne\, and si |
troubl ? |
Insomnia. I
Lawn W. Btrawi 11. Usai ral aaavvaaawr.
I.cvlnict. II, Vj, Ibe Allions of tile - ?.IHa.
B ratiful I b . renown
? ;iln?'--t ; the ' outre .,f : be phi
nul mineral ?!? v ,
Valley; the hoi.i a i.tghlv refin I i I
cull ivati'd stH'lety ; tilt
a ? ?
reach by rail of tb< ?^r? ist ??? uti
lal . n.
The Ia?j rel pmenl C Hipativ
now ,.i'. ? Lot? to tin? publie w
, r.ci . und n.e.b easy '.1111?. No anetioa
sale, I ni. mv ted an?i
boughi ii u tim . Kpl? 1 1 banco for
pr .titablo inveetnn-nt. Addr -?
J. D. II. II . I
..r I. UoD. Ajiaik. Beep
Toa ".'intiid ox; - be il'h .mtl
ba I blood. A. II. ? ?ill right
ta? blood. _
I Hiekok'? No. I. II. D. ?'.. I iM Bf ?
I line Sun t'ur.-.l ar. Pure, Clem
Sun-Cur. I 1
ii,, ton ui.i. to Be n ?
Then na ?' i Prall* and
Flowers, obtained its ?leg
.lust itecolve I
newest in A Hamlia Organs ttt
Ryland A I.. 1 ..
cellentOri - 108, |11?.
1 ? orean- earn 'n.l,
Fruit? ami ? lower?.
Thi, srelLknown 1 1 ind la t be found at
all the leal. 1 ..
Summer I- ..iir.tou Ticket?
to Nor?".;1?, Virginia ?'. ich, Farmvili?\
Bedford, Bine Ridge, l Na! trat
Bridge, S J. ? Montgomery
White, Vello? Sulpbui l.akt.',
Piilaaki. Max M a lows, iiyi!,. ville, ? t.
etc., ! arg and
M ? ' . r ? [
??uni" books und all information upoti
application at %ii Hain
Contentment I? Wealth,
and lo obtain the t rim r moka Fruits and
Plowers, which eaa be found ot did agiere.
Wli.'ti roa arise to have |? b printin
?and to th? Dispatch Company f.r ? h
md ...u w.li find .?it t
.,?? money, All ki..,|?of priutuigprompt?
ly execute.1.
K?.r impur-..r thin Blood, Weeks?**, Matoita,
Mnuralg
IlKotr.s S 1BO* limn niaktog
old porsouj I
?truug ; fluosai.t to take.
For All Kinds ol S.. l.t-VV*t?r
Supplies, Mllk-.shaW?r?, Mil.-t-li tk.? ill***?*, loo?
Bbavars, LlmodSgu??? -.-? rs, nul Fr? -ti l.im?s goof
WTlte to ?...is V VilM.ll III'.!'?. 'iSi'AW,
ObsbssB* i ?iiiinid, Va.
a. i . " ?i
Why do two atiita which aro both
made of tho same rant rial dirTer so inuelt
in appearance that ut ecojrael glance ono
looks aa though it wore mi*.]... of fluey
fabrics than th? other ? It ia simply a
i mutter of fino finishing, lu tho one
' cafe justice la done to the material ao4
I to the purchaser ; und tho other it isn't.
? The const?entt'iua workman is willing, tn
i have his Bsrodoet tarnest inside out ; the
j slipshod workman makes tho surface
i covor a tiiultitude of sins. We believe
: that what is worth doing ii worth i!?<.d;<
j well, and that is why o ir i'.--'?.i jg will
bear the cloaeot scrutiny, ii you want
bomething that you can rely on try oat
Tailor Department.
HgAdams Herri
IS DKCOllAIINC, VOIR HOUSE I
hog ?? <*??? ' ? ? ? ion or
KATIuN. Will bo ?>,., u^li.s'
KUR VAUL.i! s , m KOHRHL
TI1KATBB KS.NKBY ?t a very Biooojtoeie
?ta%???*,,?,?e^P-ly attrtu??4 to, LB.ua
ylkMINl, Franklin ?tre-i. ?*er ?-.-sansa
imuL BMumowL V*. -*ouso^?xsiaaw

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