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SPATCH.
WHOLE NUMBER, 12,433,
RICHMOND. VA. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 3. 1891.
THREE CENTS PER COPY.
RK IN EARNEST
N \ COMMISSION AND NEW
?MITTEE IN CONFERENCE.
-
, M?*teT>a and Then ? Social
f lh-' .<?!?? f.etleent?rr?.
I t;?n In Hand.
?ft mm yWMtday
!?< twccn the Vir
Imol H'i'l im-nibera of
?t 0 Tawtttta
. !' - ('.. \( ri!?iT> office,
lUdittt, and the police
? 1 itv at tin- approach
I *??<? from
i . !:?? other from 4 to
-. f the Stute Comtni*
? ?? t ieiting mi.
?
'. I'. l>--|l,OI)t. ?. 1>.
. \Y. I.. Hull, and .1;.
II Vlr
. N a 1 i?rk w?iil? At
er gentle.nan
i
U : ? - i ana I
?? an tnforninl
Iba repi aeenta
: ?
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??
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. ?.'. i Ulna ni i
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be iiiitsi ..?it
. tuto of inter
? taken at | o'ct?k the
? r in-'? r> pairea to lteugcr't?,
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. ?. ? .'. I
heir wllltnp
?lil ii m ki eplng with, if
itato than tn?
tad.
?.: ? ?' Hie conference for
? In Mvial en
I !
? pro wv . ??? lal .iis.'im
' ? ? -I hange of
1
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y.y.t fou T.
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?! were
?3 It i- not bettered thai
> In band will l?> ? ?i?,t.>.| or
? isna win make ?
....
repi. ;
i an agreement a* I
r. 'ufi'i. as ti ?
?oa tin?
.? id lenM wae their luten
? ?? r | ., 1. . o, j nT.. ?y, (,,..
. ?'.? In oa-. ..f a n
i to rojozn
? :? be adopted.
iLi i?- lABrare
lerdnj ami laut nlgl.t
? ? ?
ed t . ,
?
? i aeem
k1 tbe bondboldera'
king a I
fi failure of f,.r.
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? T. Now
? ? ?- i.iii h more
?.n- t" be a t ronder
n "i. ir part than ?
ibmitted lor Ii
. ? U ennble tbe
ri i" en) n. '
? ? rough them
I .ni what aro
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t?
?? 1123,000,
ind that their
: ment upon
I
! that while
ted that ai oompro
nnoittmnb MttlamUBI was
- lee appear hopeful of n
: ami the outlook I?
? ^ EXAMINATION.
-. banni ami Several Other
- ? ?i nf On to the (?rand ,lurv.
f H. S V
i ? vrv.? to the afro of
arria ??? licenw ,
aael tor tbe
.... v,
a to Um
irttb the arrest
: i:i the Djh*
?MM TITA Ml.
? t man, waa charged with
ireet.
? ? i -... i to t' atlfy
mad auil a
? ling to the
i. i i. ubnnd
...-? al nad bit
: i i.n bla bend.
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?
It ? ..-I the
rrobornted
aber.
? i
.
bargee?that of woua 1
HO Ml'KnCK.
-t i: bertaoo, who eeetdeotally
Iny, a
? nature of the
? *it lamenta
v h In enlatan''?, waa
I] Lndl .?? i that tri?
. nd tbe acoueen wasdls
? ; is mm
. of K.J. Pletcber,charged
f Cal Del W, !.. i'utf>haw
:ik, ?as taken up for
. eeh wae WH?am K.
il aw, the City
? i therefore the
r, Matt
k In payai?
? to UtMI it M tr ML
. i niuu ami rather
n t nron wan ?
i toner penafterthe
i ? inn i. be oompla
?nu the railing
reral lett? re.
a ? ho t< ? tilled before
I in tho
mini n
? raient,
'
. mi Ung nflnir be
? ? ajred to give
l ?,tUi A4 bvfoIO tho
CO DEMOCRACY
ii 11 -
. i hunk? the frena and Peo*
' rtbaiee t<> Kir. (.inn.
1. of the IJenrico
littae, y<*terday i??uod
: think profoundly
ttful rlty, the I'owhatan
i o Ijb. and your eaveemed
. .luabie an?
?. by ?e win- a?head
u to redeem our
? ! mu-rulo ?;
amid the un
I? wl b could M4 ?bake nor
: iu-e ?w aunk
! ne nhall w?lt
: itv to retara your
real thank? to
aa our dattrea?
i -70 rbaelbCNT i
? aa tulopteJ by Urookiand
innata ej the club be, nad
: r. i to our valued
? RaUM (er the energy and
i t? <? organlcatlun of I hi*
I ?apectally tor the deeotam
U party (Kith in tbe
. ? jintn-t when
m> the
:. from him
1 i>t-iuucrat*.
ri ASYLUM WANTED.
I of M.-lit no a?d Karger/
' ' ?loilure tu-Mtlutlona.
"f the Academy of Medi
..' ry laat muht />r. Parker
.; ox, wtaloh were
ii..- to ?!... M.v?i' al (k* lety
???? - e*UL>lUb!u?uto?
-. I .und.
'- i tiiat about twenty y?ar* ago
ranuo of tbe ttuae ?tteuipt?d
"- and got a charter, but
tL* uiuuey neoaeaary, and the
?.i
*?eau? the Haei UoapUM, m weat
?rond utri^t, wn?M?tMit1?h#w1,<iiKl!n.Hii?..?
opium-eater* wem received -tir.' Tu i
I.lmi mi.s-ee.led ?eil for a tim?. ', ' "'_ '
Mutrtally till Dr. Mnneuto ml-?veS .
taluirytrom an Insane ,>nti..,? ?I?\ ,?.
goabroad .?. i.i,o-aitu. it ^.i; ",' __?__S
that the failure of th* hospital ??? ,iuV>
Ili?? *_'B*???*w"r*r?"?vrl ?
irr;
SS
['lace to put h?r. A? McHHdo'a, In IT,
?.i.. A ^.l.tMT. Ihe foil-wing l
Dr* WelMord, (frenshaw' Parker,
BJ Hy In llmiu, i-how.n? how It fVWated
absontloa of ..,,noi?, a,,,,ii?d uVtbtSitXn.
lue tared* tag1 '..Miun'XnX
deformity knew M ?'Koltof? abl
;c.,, the iront of theMak.SSmSi
tvuyk had <-<,i,osi.oi,d^ ?Ith unite anurnhe
?"?Wh- <? Ke*J York ?a Ulf SUlTeAenAr?
' -r nf letter* from these genuemon
auswor to his li.r4uirl-?. * u" mfl"
WORK ON THE MONUMENT.
Thn Contractor tu 1'ti.t, Ahi>*d-An .
tlvo CuntflM for Knn.U to Bo Hade.
An iimwmllv lam meetincof the ?
oxen and 8*?J_>r*' Monument Aaaocial
the |.r. sldent. MY I), c. Klobardso*, mtb*eb
? ' urtln, HiM-roUry
r( ?ore inn,ie bv William ILCullI
Worth, treasurer, and .1. Tayl.T stratum, t
i'v'tMA "ljl ?nooBTHtai i.roh'm,? iu
tostowfa* oooualMai wm appoint.-.?
for the oWiatl
1 v.v, .Tr.,.Ir,l,?, It Ci
A. Curtis. I. : - Boaher, ,T. __.
L. Christian, and \\
S1 u Vv- n'" '?",":?i"<" ?TO meet at the.
" Mr-( r' ? halt-man, wl.i. h ?m t?
?"?1 John H. Cary, William H. Curt!*
7*. u '-V",1/""- c*Pta?? !>?"* W.CoBal
Mm, W. r. Uanoock, an I Colonel Archer An.
?on ?.ire elected member* or tbo Hoard
1'.rector*.
to rom to work.
Tb? President ?as authorised to payoff
Indebtedness of the so lety, and Colonel C
shew, - hAiniiaii or tae t ommlttee on Consti
non, was antiiorlz.'i to direct the <'?iitracuir
?I ?lUi theworh. It l^ protaUe timt
? <nont win tx) oompleted within tlio n
Mrenre months.
11 baring t.. n stated OkM Mr. (?tirir-n, pn
dent of the Houthern Boetetyof New Tora, \
tn the ,it;,. tt?. following committee was
infer wltb him in regard to obtain
i " Of t?i.'i? soctet] . Mr.). r l> i?
. Lewis D. Crensbaw. Jr., and .1. Taj
Mr. Bar. T. Ctobd?OoIomI WBttsm P. 8mi
and ( nptain .Toim A Cnrtls were appointed
confer wltb Colonel Dtckerson.commander ot
confederate V?t?ran Camp oi New York, a
iisk t:, , u
Kl'ICK^UlKO.
OoJoBel WHltara P. Bmith, '^"tfirtHvt of i
Grand Camp Confederate Veterans of tn.? st
' that be would in M rep
? 1 rpecial appeal to the ?ubordln
ol it.- QrandCamp to aid In thin matter, a
? si tii ? -.s. dation appointa deler
llonjto vi-tt Prederieksburg on June Iheli
and present the objet -..ft. ?association. I
? was adopt? il, and the foflowmgdi
gatton was sppolnted on behalf of the assoc
lion: Colonel John It. Carjr, es-Jostlce I).
: ?wii, ami JodgoQeorge L Chriatma,
BOOK RECEPTION A SUCCESS.
A C.i-ent Muiiy Volume? llrought In Y.
terilny?It.iurd Mooting.
Tho geeond aigbt o! the boot reooptli
of the Rosemar? PabLio Libiwj m
??I ;i sue tees '? '. unt th<- rOM
crowded. The Dumber of volumes i
tj iras ils., larger than b
t.u on Monday, and many promises oi boo
!?-.?!! iii'ii).. i,y ottier persona,
Moca credit for the beautiful d?coration of t
r*.'!!" i- due t.. Mrs. Bunuel Cohen, to
chairman oi the commit furnish
?it...I a rugs, and draperie? for Ote opoaaton.
it waanoi i lay that tbe boys ha
begun to ?!-?? the hiirary und bavobbown xnu
' In It.
& mlatake ami made yesterday In rrn,llti
K. T. l). My.rs wttb the gtft of the ii
? oi books to the library. They belonged
? ildri ti and the children of tbe late w.
kikI th..utr!iiutn'ii was from ifiom
Amoni ?' y.-te: lay were Mr. at
1 rerett Waddey. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur s.
don. Mr, an i Mra Deoaussuare, Judge and Mi
11. W. Pkmrnoy, Mr.and Mrs. Adolpb osterl.
? tbersaU, Mis? Julia Wheelwright, Ml
BessieWbeelwrlght, Mrs. Winiain Price, Ml
Lottie Price. Miaa Daniel Mi
. Miss Parke B tel y, Mr. Littleton Man
Mr. ciiarl.s Hut/.!, r, Mrs. B. W. Barksdale, Ml
Lottie Barksdale, Mr*. Winston, Miss Wiastc
Mr-, Aliien Brace, Mr. Howard Bruoe,Mias l*.
Mrs.Josepb ft Anderson, Mr. and Mi
i Bruce, ?1rs. Pellet, Miss Knox, Mr. at
. Mrs. John anders, .Ir.. M
and Mr*. ?1 . M: . <.r iy Bklpwil
After the visitors bad withdrawn front ti
i!i\.'('ei
mltteeof the I ibrary Aaaodation wai hi m.
passed ibanklng the ladl
an.i tti ?ted ua making the neepts
the sac?os ? ?hieb nil pronounoe l It.
Cohn ' mon >\ thai the papen be r
qu. ?ted t- state that all contributors of books i
? r,..i as members of the associatl. ai
thatthi Ihecommittee be iiui.iishe
I to.
Th.? lYosilent was authorized t.> InoreaM ti
Auxiliary? i comlttee by the appointment of au
l tdlei .'is be may .teem necessary t..udd.
FIFTY YEARS MARRIED.
<i let.ration of tlio Golden Wedding of M
and Mrs. Illclinrd Pa?.
Tli'? tolden 'wadding of Mr. an<l Mr
Richard Fok was oeb brati '1 ?it Ihei? few
denoe on Grace street ii t night, and IB* o a
slon .ir.-w together a large assemblage.
Tbe house was beautifully decorated with o
and growing planta, and the aged coup
the recipients of tunny handsome ac
loving testimonials from their hosts of friends.
Tbe company was notable for the number .
elderly persona who were present, th..u?h ti
j.pie wer.- fully represented, rn
children and grandchildren oi Mr. and Mr*. Pt
formed a large party In themaelres. The pre
.?ms numbered perhapshaU a hundred. Amos
the remembrances ?tin came from ??
?.n an exquisite Ui-k.'t of Bower* sent tr..:
. Mrs. Fox's bridesmaid*
- ! U. who had *1
[e of tbe couple nfty yearsai
that they looked as happy andasmu?* in lov
with eachothei as on thai oocaslon, and tni
their faces were I
married Ufe they luii ever seen. Uuriug th
art hint: n ban Mome collation was serred.
OAK WOOD" MEMORIAL__ASSOCIATIOIs
A Keorgaiiliutlou I uder the Auspices c
YounB?r l.adloM.
Quito a hiriTO eatliorinff of tho lii'lieH C
the East End met In the school-rponi <
buicb ai D o'clock yeaterdv <*;
life ta th* oi
., Memorial Association. The rneeMn
was called to order and praaided otei by Mn
I?RT?ryta$nommatlon In the laatladwaan
orosented and much Intereri was taken ta a
,,. o.... i fty young ladies united them
?as held-? rice-pres
; ?',? . from each ofthedenomhu
t'i. ,;.wi..s?itl.tl.es.-<-nt.iryah.ltl,^...-r.w.
rd of Director*. ""??'"",;
of aU these officers will be published after tb
nest moetlnj?, to ?.,? bold on Monday erenln
nett at '. o'elo-k at the s-'itiio plai'O.
Committees were appointea to sel?ot a nil
u.i. !!" color,, uadg? aie! for membershipoei
? also on croundH, tlnance, etc.
Itarecejre
co.'.allnv.tati.,, 10 vi,.t I ..-.?? ami- at th ?.
re, which was accepted ?ah heart,
thauss-___
Vlrglni? ?t the World's Kalr.
sSk@sS&,__L____
,. Lhf.mi.e I Invited tobt
JOhnB r8 c-i ?*l Thomas Whiteh.-a., a?
o hers Major Tyler is much en-.urag.-? 1. _-**
' "N.?T.V.h.t,V.rg;nla will make such a dL
play as will do her poople honor.
Capitol Ni.w? .Note?.
florernor McKittn-v y.-r. rday rcmyed
ojneaea of J* . .P.^mv ?ttVud th<? latt.-r.
GovernorwtUp?*?_?wya*??" U(^ yesterdai
A,"0,U^,"l?e? ?A ?ltatonand daughter,
were Judge ",roW'y *?,',_. ttUd Sherlffe T. L.
King William._._.
Cultivation of Vocal Talent.
A^Miatlon laet uifht. A ')).\' >??Ti?t,w,
...present and o'. ?..nark*.
_,?. h,.,.i..;.^' <?i(yXZLiTwaa conctaded
jjustr-uieutalj"?'"0' _
Will M??* *?*' T**-*1"^ ... .
the Young Me"" *l ?,, ? ti?ei?rlor- of xti9
wa_ to have I???? u. |Js I?? p???poned
till nett 1 u^y;?"/__ at?>daa?-. as impot
kindsare naUtre ?'??Tort ^^t ? be
a?n from th* bloc^ ? ?"? t.ff?ctu*lly, *
nccotnplis?^d W"?J,h ?__u tho proper tx
tapariUa.
AT HYMEFSSIIRI
FOUR MARRIAGES IN RICHMOND
TERDAY AN? ONE IN MANCHES!
Mr. Varhrnngh and nil*? Tomllnton
Keith and MIm Pemherton i Mr. Si
end Mis* Augustlne-OtherCoupl
A very pretty wrddinr? occurred
Mark's church last niirht at in <>'
*bm -Mr. it. K. Keith and Mi-.. Kgj
ngatariea wore united in the hoi
matrimony.
Key. T. O. Dashiell, the rector,
formed the cercmonv, and Mr. W.
Mathews presided at the organ and I?
fully ronden.,! the clorions ?adding i
as the happy twain onterod thg ejrnyi
The hride was handsomclv robed
dress of whit,, faille and silk Uoe
?fjbroldered vet] mil orange l?mm*.
bridesmaids wore all attired in WhlMCbl
satin of the (ir.ino ??olor, it?,HtU and seml
?ith gray gloves and atlppera. Timv arare
anille Bridge*, Alle.. Whltlock, raaale All.
Lily Ptemberton. The Kroom?men wer.- S
1 ardent. lfciwr.tiip, Konter, and PamheT
brother of the bride. M.wim Alva Ma
will (jardner. Charlea Marsh, of North Coi
a el ? nippy, of Washington, ivted aa ttsh*
finer the wedding a reoeptlon for the?
ants and Immediate family of the brldi
groom ? u held at Mr. Patnberton' -
Mr .and Mr?. Keith left laut night on th
train for the H.?th.
The Kronm 1? a well-known offlrlal of th"
sylvanla divisi?n of the Adams KzpreM
May, while the bride is the youngest da
Of tuptaln J. "I. Pemberton, of this ? ity.
UH. TAKitoaot-oii-ui-ta MggUgejofc
Mr. W. gathaatot Yarbrnugh nnd Miss
Wharton Tmnllnson wero married at ?1 ?
yeeterday afternoon at tbt rnaldonni i
bride's father. Mr. I. W. Ton,! ? ?
north Fourth street. There was a large ns?.
of Meada and the wedding was unite a i
one. '
Thoparion.->oro tastefully decorate.) wlti
ers and preeoulod a lovely appearance.
'I I ?? fame ?as handsomely attired in a
travelling coutume. Herattendauts were 1
r.eulah II. (?riffln and A. (.ertle TomttUI
Miter of the bride. Theush.rnw. o Ham
K. QoanaMUjW. H. Blount,A. H. Timbo
W.I* Wtngftald.C. P. Ysrhrough, (a brotl
the grnouij, nnd C. A. Zli.cke.
After the ceremony an elegant rwfttfltfli
hew.
Mr. and Mrs. TarbToagh left on the 4.:i0
for the gram i. home in Hanover.
MB. SMITH?MIM Al.'ll STIVE.
Mr. Aknao Smith an I Miss .lennto Atigt;
wen? raarried yeeterday afternoon at;io
at st. Peter's Cathedral
Rev. Pather Tierney ofllclatod, performln
earemouy with the usual solemnity of the C
lie services.
Theueberawere Messrs. Krank Aaguat)
brother of the bride (beat man,; Henry ca
ta. T. K. Smith, and J. T. Curtis.
'i be I'M le, alad in a bandaoma tan trav.
dreaa, looked oionodlngly hunda
atriklng brunette.
after i1.eremoay Mr. and Mrs. Smith le
the Old 1>< .Tiiliil? i> Steamer for at! extended n
ern t-iur, which will cmhraee New York, I'
la, Washington, and Baltimore.
The groom. Who la a popular and estlm
young man, tacaptainof the (team Jtug
Branch. Ilia br?dela a daughter of the u
Augustine and an amiable and attractive ?
la ly.
MK. BKCKMAN?MI?H UlttKKIV.
A largo oongregutaoo assembled at S\ I
(?orinan Catholic chun-h yesterday mornli
7:30o'otook to witness the marriage of Mr.
Ham A. I..'1'kiiiiiii aii.i Mi-s Katie Griffin.
They were wedded ai nuptial mam by ft
Qregory, and the ceremony was followed b;
benediction.
I he bride whs triHtetully attired In a trave
suit of gray, with hat au.i gloivea to mat h.
The nahen were Meaara. w. J, n'Neii, <
Bttley, ltenry Klsher, William BchUtte, .1.,
Herbert, rnnl 1). .1. (mlnn.
Mr. and Mrs. Bookman were the reetpten
auiuerona bandaomeand eoatly preaentan
demonatrated their popularity. '
They left on the lija train fcrWaahingto
WAI.KKK -I.KONAIili.
Vr. .lohn Z. Walker nnd Mis-Addle Lern
wero married at ?t o'clock yeeterday after
at the (entrai Methodist church te Mancha
liiere was a larga aeeemblage of Meada ac
the audience wer.* many pi ople from Kl< hue
The ceremony waa performed by Rev. i
Peterson and the ushers ?sere Mesera. Toi
iiv.eii. Nati aniel Booon,Charlee II. Sima, vi
Ball, Th. maa ?-ri.it?i, Harry Calilgan, and I
tiard p, Vadeo.
After 1-linkititr the hinds und ri'-elvlng
: wish'? of manyo! their friends Mr. W a
and his in-o..n:p?-he I young brido left f.
uorthem tour.
GRYMES IN THE PENITENTIARY
Ife la Carried Over by Sergeant Kppa I
Put on the Cell Floor.
E, Bttford Grymea waaramoyed from
city mil lust night a few niiiiti'.
o'clock and taken, te custody of Cil
Kpi a, to the je'uitentiary, ahere be was mea
rut...! to aenre one year for em 1
The prisoner aeemedcaat down at II
of ins position, hut on the whole boi
ordeal wi'ii Ihnl calmneaa and atotclam wi?
characterised lue demeai ur daring bit trial,
fore leaving f..rtiie Btnteprlaon he was ne;
abare '., an i tbna avoid, d tic- eml oi
going through the painful proci
tu o.
Be waa aaatgned ton room in that dlvbdoi
tti>. prison which Is i'iii.i th ? "cell Boor," i
will to-day be examined as t.. bil physical en
lion.
It is not yet known to what depart mont Oryx
will bt nonalgntwl in his dully date s.
MASONIC BAZAAR NEXT SPRING.
The Ladles to Hold Une for the It lo lit
the Home.
The Ladiea1 Auxiliary of tho Ml
Home mat yeaterday at noon at St. .
bans Hall, with Mrs. .lanes 11. Capara, I
pieeldcnt. ta Um .'hair.
H was decide.1 to hold a baxartr for the Hot
next aprteg in the new MaaonJo Temple, wb
lseXpeelel 1o be finished by 1hat time.
definite arrangements concenilug the bazt
wile made. _
^Meeting ?f the Hollywood Company
A meeting of tho Hoard of Dirwtort
IheHollyw.I Company was held Monday ei
ning, at Which all tho dire.-tors were prea.
The election'of officers und? r the pu l-<liit -..t.
this board took place, reaultteg aa tottowet I
l?. il, Brooke, ?a.try and treasurer; .!.
His,per, sup.-lin:.lent, and Meaara. K.
Burke and George D. Pleaaanta memberaof t
Executive Committee, with Um President i
'Several recommendations as to ohnncos n
Improvements were Introduced and dbcussc
bu no definite action taken.
Officers of Itlrhruund Lodge.
A stated comniuiiicutioii of Kiolnnoi
Lodge, No. 10, A. ?. and A. M.. WMheldatl
Albana Hail teat nicht. Tba attendance w
targe. The annual election ol offloera aaa i
principal buatoees tranaaoted and reeulted
follows: Young Jonen, worahlpfnl master; w.
Wortham, senior warden; Arthur !.. Pleaaan
junior warden; Oeorge 1>. Pleaaanta, tr? saurs
i;. H. Bneed. secretary; K. B. Tomaoou, aent
deacon, und Henry B?hmer, junior deacon. Ri
Dr. Landrum was present and in a gracai
sl.oc. h presented Mr. W. T. Moseley, tho r
Urtegmaatar, with ? b ta laome Jewel,
Mr. Ilaiieock's Collertioti?.
Mr. W. Id. llancock baaeoUactad tie f
lowing sums tor the BaUOTa' and Soldiers' Mon
ment ami paid the money over h> Um traarar
of theaaaodattoa: ItaJorLewta ?.inter, *lni
p ii. Mayo .t ltroH.er, B50: A.Btoclalr Uuth
gS? w. .1. Boaher. 15; John Mann, Jr.,$5; wa
wick Brothers, 110; Alexander Cameron,t2i
B 1) Taylor, *5 ; W. K. Cary, *"? ; B. W. venant
?5; I*, f. Conrad. 15 ; Milton Cuyee, *n> ; Btrai
AKaai.,*..; B.C. Morton, 95 : John H. Powe
<;, ? Mr. Hamilton (of Hamilton A I.llley, Ne
York;, aiO, and others, il ltl?total, *J71.
Will Make Pretty Slippers.
Purser Llewellyn, of the Old Dominio
iiteamer YVyanoke. brought m Kichmond son
time ?g<> u hoa-<-onstrlctor skin twelve and a ha
feet lu length and ?bout eighteen tache* i
width. Tho skin is a magnlricent one and hi
verv large spots not unlike those of a leooar.
The make wae killed in Braatl bi Mr. uewoiiyu
father-in-law. The panel will bare Ute m
,,,,..,..,! by the James-Kiver Tanning ?ompan
of thlMcity, after which U will be mado intoslii
?H)rs for his friends.
Order of (?olden Chain.
At the last mcrtinc of East-End Lodcf
No. 10S, the following officers were installe. I
iieorge ).. Currie, deputy rupreme wmmander
s B h.Uett,comiuauder;lt.bert Currie, Jr., vie
.?der; A. J. Duesberry, assistant coin
mander; W. T. Blakey, peat?onimunder; J. 1
Philipe, prelate; V. D. (?aim, secretary ;t. A
\ |e,..x.Uector; (1. !>? Currie, treasurer; M. B
W Helm, guide; 11. T. Kobinaon, guardian; h
K "'at'" aentinel; Jon pb lAssIter.li. A.Brauet
ajid W. J. Hehler, trust?e*.
Aruolnc a nallrosul Case.
The eonsolidated case? of IJatehelh i
a,ain't the (.range Ke>wllle lia ln?d tompan
, i if in-/ ,n Sals* A Oo. against Urandall an.
ohe ? I??i t^-CHn-ult Court of Prince Kdward
was argued yestenloy In the Chancery Court
Cbteta a motion for the appointment of a n?
,e 1er for bo rallr<?d. Mesera. Mead* ilaakini
knd 1 Kandclph Tucker *|.p?arod for the com
Ptaiimn ri id M,?Hrs. Waller K. Staples and I.
M [)?kcrsuu. of Prince Kdward. for the defend
ante._ ,
A New H?at-Hon?e.
Th? contract for the erection on Mayo'i
Iali?d oTa " ?t-?.ou?e for tbe Youn? Men'? Cbrte.
.u? A?*Hiatlou Club bas been lei and th<
L?rSrtu? will be erwted on the islsnd Jost ea.1
S th, roadwn ? ai.d ,-el.el U> ?{?? ?'ver^UlUj
i e irraiiaemeute will be made for carrytag the
h?m, doim rom the hoi?e by ? gangway of easy
?Trt?. Th.?*uuctorle expected to compleM
Lia work within three week?.
ftrottlah Kite Dear??*.
At Monday nicht*? meetinc Bt. Omar
? Al ji . # Kailaan No. 1, oonbirred In full
rCUnn?\eo?tb^"wenlleth and twenty-s.^
^t dJ?rueTaud on Wednesday nlgbt next It
?II conto?' ?n to? ">e twentyndxtb and
7 -.^Lriuth! Tho latter la the degree or
SSRTESe. Commander of tho Temple, th*
flr?tofth?ehlT*lr1o orters of the Heottlsh Rite.
It la one of the most s>tnn and Impressive of
all tbe high degree*. The thirtieth degree th*
?Hi tie it;nferrtd en the fourth Mondfif
of this month. Dalcho Consistory, No. 1. will
Boof<-r the tbtrty-'irst degree on the fifth Mon?
day ami the thlrty-seooDd a <iay or t?o Inter.
Ige of Perfect* n will woik In the fourth,
? i sijth lagmas oa the third Mooda/i
h, and the thirteenth and fourteenth on
Wednesday the 17th.
Sufi-Confrnctora Meet.
A jawalw attBBjdad meetinc of the flub
Ulon ?as held at Lee Camp
Hall last night- Tli? Committee on fly-Law*
?nl Regulation* made a repot t. Which was
partly adopted. A noramlttee composed of
r. pre-entativrf of each trade ?a* appointed to
rejKirt a r?anse to the regulations applyinr to
the method of making payments where work Is
let through general .-untra. tors.
A Paper-Twine ? onipaey Chartered.
Jttdff* hirrrnm. of tb* ilu-tintrs Court of
Manchester, baa granted a charter to the
M menester l'aper-'i wine Company, which I?
?coi maantsctwtag "?me.
i- r.i. ..r SB*)* asa ..f pass?t or other material, and
to make pa|ier .if all sort*.
Th* ?-?mpnny organized Monday at the ofTlce
of .Messrs. Jacks-m Brandt At Co. lu RlcumowL
Iteslgoatlon of a Klehuioiid I'estor.
Rev. Gaona F. Shuey has reaicnod his
pastorate of Trinity Lutheran mls?ton to accept
a -11 so .\igj?i*na Ootloco church at Ro<k
I-land, I1L, and ?111 prohnlily Leve RMimond
for his new held In a month or so.
I'eraonala and IJrlef*.
Mr. Joseph nodv.on, editor of the Mobile
IltyitUr, Is in the city.
Mr. A. II. Drewry. of Westover, was registered
at Um Kxebung? yesterday.
Vr. F. M. 1!. r-ey, ..f Helton, a wldely-knnwn
travelllng-tn in, U stopping at the Exchange.
Opjoagl Taasw*0. Dett, waohM i>eon very ?lex
.- a week, was w. 11 enough yesterday to
?it Up.
Mr. H. Hamilton, of Portland, Me., 1? In the
re, and ?ill likely remain here sev?
eral .lays.
Ji.dgo PaanUera*. of the Supreme Court of
Aj.i.-aU. left Ve i..r,)ny morning tor the Path?
of Virginia.
Mrs. V T. Chur'-htnan, of Charleston, W. Va.,
toriattlngber ststor, Mrs. B. ,\o.3l?
? - < lay street.
S.- l'on Heitell ?a? received at the peniten?
tiary lait nigh) from Jforfoik to astro au yean
for attempted rape.
Mr. John W. AlawraOB, of Alricraon, W. Vr..
?as aawag the prominent arrivals at th? Kx
daaassj y estei.iay afternoon.
Mr. A. von N. aVoeaaegh hat become a partner
win. Mr. bnil Kersten in the ne? brewery that
Is alK-.iit bolug completed near the Eipodittou
Q round*.
Mr. .(amen H. Miller, of lllnton, W. Va., a gen?
tleman well known la Richmond, arrived In this
city yesterday afternouu and will spend a day or
IWO lie!?.
Miss Buate II. Holland, of thl? city, It* visit Ins
In Lexington, Va., where she has gone to attend
th.. comm?*e*atoaoretoea >.f the \irglnia Mili?
tary Instltate.
Mr. John A. Cirri* bos retnrned from Raw
York, where he was call.si hy the Ittneas of his
little granddaughter, Mary Curtis, who Is u..?
mack improved.
Mr. and Mrs. John K. s*9*sssj and Mrs. Ocas**
W. Dane* left the dty last evenh g for Phil kleV
pbbl and Hew York, ***** they will s; and a
moath or two with frteada.
Mr. A. N. I i to-day ftr Bowfftag
(?i era to attend tb* oumraenoameal exercises of
the Howling (?reen Female Seminary, from
which his sister, Miss Arletto liowoi*, will gradu?
ate.
Judge llolhrook, of Wytho, has been d.-dg
Dated i y Governor McKlnney to pnafeV ovst
the c.'unty Court of Grayson until the an
ot Judge Jaeksoo, reaagaad, is elected and
qaaUAed.
Ml Nellie Klehar.Is.il, ?ho?11K'rndimteatth.
State Pe?nale Normal Bcbooi,atPannvtUe,oatnc
lOtb of this month, b a daughter of Mr. David a.
Richardson, an engines* on the Klchmond and
Danville rails >ad.
? Bedford arrested five negro girls for
disorderly conduct on Grace street between Bev>
?tli an.) Eighth yesterday. They ?ere fight
, rery disorderly, fheofiloai took them
t.. ihe station I
Ootonel a .-. Buford has mu. h improved hto
home at tbe northeaal eorner of Franklin and
Adams streets by removing the oM buildings in
ri their st. id a hnti'lsotti'i
stal.le and . aninr.--h.'iise.
Miss Bettle Coster, of Norfolk, the on/anlzcr
ot the Woman's Christian Temp?ranos Cinfon, Is
?topping ?Ith Mr*. J. T. Rogers, No. 1111 Grove
avenue, and ?HI heat the meeting of am Cen?
tral i Dion till- afternoon at 4 r/ctoca.
Mi k 7. (i. Wilson and George K. Carlay, of
Brooklyn, are at in" K-ohangc. CounrlUnati K.
U. Pergi i them over the oityyestar
oovinci 1 them .if the fan
thai Richmond Is one <>t th? prattle*??
the i ni. >ii.
Tie residence of Mr. B.C. I,an.*horne, at the
south went comer of Grace and Adams street*,
. greatly enlarged and beautlfled by the
Of a mansard root, ?h? h makes il ?
y house and gives it four or Bn addt
? lonal ?.?.ms.
The funeral of Mrs. Jaae B. Kufna, wl
on Mood iy ..: geof eighty-two
Utos place at ?_' o'. lock yesterd
?a from i to- resldenceol ber granddaughter,
Mrs. Peter McCnrd] ; Grace sire, t.
Rer remaiiu were taken to Charlea City count]
for Interment. Deceased was i ho widow offer.
P, ? . Ruma,
Th.. (..ii..wing Richmond Droateama left raster.
day morning to attend tbe oommenoemeol ex?
ercises at Chapel Hill and Wake K. rest, N. C. :
Messrs. George Voelker, August Liosa, Henry r.
?, T. v. Pulling, John Hol .
hardi. A. W. Thilo?. Arnold Wagner, Daniel
, and Joseph c. k.-?nl'ii. They win br
a bannt about lea day-.
A SOUTH DAKOTA CYCLONE.
A I'ortlon of Waterloo n DemolUhed and
Three l'orsons Killed.
(Hy telegraph to tb* Dtopaach.]
WAtaaioa?. S. 1)., Juno L'.?A ?mall, dark
fnonel-abapoa clona raddenly appeared in
the south si half-past ?i this afternoon ?
developed Into a hurricane. It appeared close
t.. lbs ground, end in its whirling motion p. opts
sa* 0 it it ?us the dreaded cyclone, and the r. ar
which ac ?mpanted it was like a huge lire. sn.ii>
plng and era. kling lu its onward souTse every
tbblg that came In Its path. PortUI
Struck the city on the extreme eastern limit,
where the building? w.-re scattered, and the
whole city Is thankful to-tilght that It came m
taoser. Kverything that earn* iu Its way was de
iuolishcd.
THS Kill.Ft'.
Thro people were killed aj Hn/el, eixtcn
mile- southwest ?.! here, and tlie storm 1? said
to hu.-hen v.ry Betrat* lu that vlclhlty. No
other fatalities have been yet heard of. A heavy
rain and hall followed the storm, bul did no dam?
age, 'i ids is Watertowa* first eyctone expert.
1 many people were badly frightened,
. oage to property hi this county cannot
?tly estimated until the county places
have been lunrd from.
SPANISH-AMERICAN AGREEMENT.
General Foster Not I'ractlrully Hecrotary
of ?-t.?t.-. Contrary Iteporta Not?
withstanding.
[By telegraph to the DlBpateb.]
\V,-'tn. i<v. I) ('.. Juno 2? General
.l.iliti \V. Ptiater, who eondncted th<
between this country and Spam for n^
r>i(.:.>-??? 1 ? Hy conaulutlon
with the I'tesi.lcnt and tbo ofilcialsof tbe (Rate
Department in regarda) dMnubUoaMoaof the
proclamation that is to announce Ihe terms
up ? which the Sp ini-h- \m. rican agre in. tit is
baaed. !!'? declined this morning to indicate
whether or not this aoeamoal will be forth?
coming very soon, but It 1? generally thought
that m th.- aba 'iry lllalne, whiCB is
i t<> last through the summer, the Presi?
dent ?nl l"?'.I in th* matter and that the
proclamation will be issued l.y the iBt o? July.
Mr. rostet is now trying to negotiate an agree?
ment (or reclpps-nl trade ?ith another country.
the ***** Of which 1* kept H.-ct.t. There H) BO
truth whatever In the report that li?
ai.road that Mr. Poster I- practically Beer.
State mf iiiforim, for hi? business with the Ouv
eruincnt Legius and ends ?ith reciprocity.
The Newark Al.
Wahuixoton, Jun.i 2.?The naval board
whi.-h wa*aspeJated taooadaol the iinai trial of
th. new orwitet Heaaife has coiupletcd It? duty.
Tin? ship was takeh OB* hundred miles out at
sea from th" Norfolk navy-yard. The weather
was dirty and the sea rough, nevertheless tho
board found that tho sea-going qualltlet. of the
vessel were of the highest olas*. 8hc relied very
little and thr machinery ?orkod srtKsHtly.
tbsr, tb* member* oi Mm boars] Ond that
> ? .1 Ls satlefactory In every respect and
Will be ono of the Cnest of the new cruiser*.
HI* Throat Osa) frosn Ear to Kar.
Mt. Plxabaht, Tax., Jnnel-O.P.Poy.b
local editor of the T>*u Ovntti Ttm*t. w?* ssaad
? . y a ?nrrt dtetauee from town ?tth
his throat cut from ear to ear. He was suapevt
, ,l -f t.eing the correspondent of a eourrtleu* pa?
per published In Kanon? City, but 1? le not known
that he was kllW on that aors-uut. Ile ?as
twenty-five years of age and generaUy bolloved
U> bo an exemplary young man.
To He Klectrocntod After AIL
New Yoke, Jane 2.?Harris A. Bmilor,
.fa?nes J. Slucum, and Joseph Wood, all under
conviction to suffer death by .doctrtctty for mur?
der, but wbo had appealed to the Federal em?
prente Court, were reserjsenoed by Judg" "?r*
rott In tho Supreme Court of general term to?
day to be exe,-ted at Hing Steg prison during
the week beginning July rtth next. Thetr law?
yer* mad? many objections to tbobr oUents being
roseo tenced.
William burg*? Bf? Fir*.
Naw Yobk, June X?Tho lorn by the
Are early this morning at wie Brooklyn Cooper
nfc-Work* Is not as groat as at first reportod.
The taM will araouot to g42O,0O0. The cooper?
age company 1* own*l prtnolpally byJbe Sugar
Trusu fhe sugar-house ot Weit A Myer waa
dauia_edto the exleut of $10,000.
Hickuk's No. 1. H. D. C. Pig, and iV
line Sun-Cured are Pur?. Clean, aad Choico
bunXJured Xobaccoa. Try them.
SYNOD ADJODBNS,
WORK OF THE ATLANTIC DISTRICT
CONFERENCE FINISHED.
A Re?olntlon Adopted Favoring the Re
atomtl.m or Fraternal Relation* with
Ml?*oorl-Tlie Closing Seaslon.
The Conference of the Atlantic District
Oorn.an EvfigajaJkfil Fvnod of North
America finished itg business anil gtoaad
ita aession at St. John's church yesterday,
aft.ir fun- (lays' work.
The ttatrid gyaod durinr? this annual
????? ' i vast amount of Ln i
nese touching upon matters generally con
?i ti rntory. and adjust?
ed manv inhannoninrjsotbics in its various
relations to the synod at Urge nnd ?tW
districts in an eminently satisfactory wav.
Dnrlm; this conference there waa manifested
every degree of intenstt and Intensity of feellnn
f. r ri ??,-, .1 ,f the Church by the delegate! who
had 1? ? i, i-hoson to represent tie? different con
grsfatl
Thoir work |? tupir? the t.pi.? and reflecta
ktea and those
Whom they repr
TH? CtOJTTO SESilO!?.
The eeselon of yesterday miming was <~iiiod
tnorder ,-,t !.,y..!,,.< br Tico rtnallMJl N. Burk
art. . f ? t. Jeha'a church, Baltimore, and was
divld'-t into two (..-?tions?a ministerial and a
general
At theorienlnc Hev. c. Ff,*?h completed di?
vine ?en l^e . ifter which general BWetaoM vim
irnest taOka were made for
Um general good of tee district and a few axtnor
plans, arhlcb were purely local In their nature,
w.-re i!tsc.iaae<l.
an old qr.tkitn. srm.r.p.
The main ?ubjert bromrht np ? as UM <1t<>acree.
mont that had arisen between the Mlaenori dla
' Rev. C. Klrsehminn. re/ardln** th.?
triiis, o-itim of Rev. c. Ktewobner from thai
dtotrtct without sufficient cense, p.e.. Mr.
Kirwhmann had taken the part of the dismissed
minister and had written to*offlcere of the dis?
trict, .-specially the provident, regarding what he
termed lia tatfnat action, ihts bronghl atonta
oorrospotuionoe whl'-h grew very warm from both
sides ,m i finally caasc-i a disruption between the
Sflaroiiri-.llstrl.-t and th? Atlantic-district synods.
It was noW m,. ,p.sir.. ..f the Atlantic dtatrict to
aatoahrj adjust the matter and retama the fra?
ternal relations between th.? djetrtcta and mr
Ueaeono rned that exhaed prevtooa to the trou?
ble.
rutyinKNT zivmfrman Taiga,
The Miss,inri district was represented In oon
ferenoc hv '???noral-l'rosl.lem Zimmerman, who
spoke in Us behalf. glvltiK i-laln and eonvln<-1n?
nrciimcnfs reii.irdlna the relations of the two
bodies. The President was wigo* in his anvloty
to bring the two i!istrt'-ts Into the bonds of broth
erlv I via, in.) hin talk convoyed much fane.
'illy two hours' dtarweetim, which con?
sumed the whotoof the iiiinii ferii.i aeoalon and a
part of the irenerni eeaetoo, Ute perfect, rluiit ut
the Rev. Mr. KirH.-hmann to tatercede?tn behaH
of th.- brother minister was recognised, and
while It was adinltlelon one |; q i ahnt the
i dlstrft had pnssod beyond Its turladtc
thwi In tie-matter, it was al?o tak.-n htOOOO
sMeration that Rev. Mr. Klrachmannhid over*
reached (be bondl of brotherly love and require.
meiits.
lostionwan rabmlttedto a eon
wtii.-h prepare 1 ai 1 pre mted the fofli wing :
?. That It is the .i.-sire of thta confer?
ence to have the f.irm.-r friendly relations be?
tween the Atlantic district and Missouri dtatrict
i llshi -i o.d 'i- - ling name* re
atorrd to that friendship a naistent with fraternal
'
This re ail Klon was adopted hv a unanimous
rote and agreed to by Rev. Mr. Zimra.?non
the part at the Maeoarl district, andRev. Ktrarb
i hla own behalf. Kxpreaeionaof pleaanre
at th.- happy adtaattnenl of the affair were made
bj aevi ral delegates.
Ciiii.s'i. -s of aeveral outstanding moneys were
tie-i. reported and numerouu minor matl
posed of.
thanks to tkf. pafiaa,
Atthecleaeof the s don a reeotnUon was of.
i . i, pt. i thnnkliic the Engttah and
(?enn-in press of Richmond for lb.r-in- ni
maai sr In which the pro ?ee lings of the conven?
ti. n i u i 11?? n placed befon tbe publia
i ?!? a . f, r the convocatk a i ? tt ?? C * I
net year im i been left to the board i f oflloera.
Rev. M. Relier then offered prayer
Conference adjourned.
ooaanntaci mior..-..
During y?.replay 'itt.-rn .n aeveral informal
receptions sere tendered the delegatee by dtf.
? neral er? if st. .loi.-i's chua b.
The members of the body are opea In their
laudation of tbe boapltaUty of Rlobm.l'a peo
Ir ? t r.- in tag any session
of tie District Bynod was never more pie taant.
Rev. J. Zimmerman, president of the (?em-ml
Syn. d. I- H the .-it v at 11 o'clock ???? iterday mora?
ine for Washington. He will attend fifteen dis
ofareacea darin? this season, and will
? trly every principal city In the I altad
??' ? .
leieeatee left for thetr bornea la * s**>
:r a fe* will remain in Richmond aevotal
days.
tont mtVAKi wtwrgn,
At the meeting <>f tbe Oeoeral f?ynod
t ? i e held next petate effort
-..n be made by th" delegetce from At
i intl ? -li tn. t
nary el < Ity. Auready
several bande?me Inducementa bare been
..In. 111.. olTers
110,000 te ensh and a alte of forty acres of land
?..?'h do conditions whatever if thai place be
chocen. Wichita, Kan., nlsoinak.-ea pri ?
worthy much cooaiderattoa
OTHER COUNTIES HEARD FROM.
Loudnan's New I.iiiiilnarles?An Inde
pendrnt "Snowed t'nder."
('.?irrestx'ndenceof ttMBtsamenJ Dtspatch.l
Lsaastraa, \\.. June L?The following
are the Democratic officer! elect of thw
e nity -viz. : Commonwealth a Attorney, J. H.
M ?abe; Treasurer, .lam.-s K. Carruthers;
Mieriff, II. II. RnaaeD : Commlaalonera of Ute
Revenue. Phwl distri.-t.A. I.. Banadera ; Second
district, George w. Vlrta ; Tblrt district, W. L
Powett. Theee onlcers were all nominated at
the primaries of March 7;h, which waeequlvalent
t.. un election, m?a county being large!
crattc. An Independent candidate announced
himself Infhe Third dl-'tri-t and was "niiowisl
under" by a majority of 04ft
gutagun riTvs aujoannfi
[Oorreapou leoeeof the Rtchaoud iiispatch.l
llAMlTON, VA., June 3.?The ('?uiillil.-sloii.-i - of
Election have awarded Um oerttftoatea lo th"
Dem?crata. VYyibe district was not cooaldered,
as then- wero i to returns from that district. The
majorittoa were at toUowa:
Commonweaiurs Attorney, K, E. Montagne,
loi.
I re-isur-r, Si?gnr Whltmg, T.3.
Bberiff, H. K. i urti-. ?;:'.,.
Comiui-.hi.ner of Revenne, v. P. Belt, t'l'2.
TUB OPrlCIAL COC\T IN I
[Sp?cialtetegraa lathe Dhmaaeh.]
Taitauanmock. Va.. J in.? ??.?'Hie oii:claI re?
turn-- of the election have Juct Iscli mad", as
follows: r-h.-riif, John M. Terrefl iDemoerat),
HIT; T. B. Citlawn (Republlcin). 'ill?. Com
inoiiweaUh's AHorne) as' opponent).T. U. B.
Wright (Democrat), 1,101; Commissioner of the
Revenue, Richard Booaee (Bernocral , ?M ; Hen?
ry 8. Rooxee iKt-puhllcan). 7?0. Treeaarat im?
nppoaent). w. n. Btreet fflainocral), o&u.
ACCOUAC AND ?0RT1UMPTOH.
fCoTTesi.ond.'iiee of the Richmond illsna'eh.l
OKAaOfM K, Va-, June 1.?It appear* from tho
returns that not a ?ingle Republican w? ?
county ordlstri. t offloa In Aoa I
week, uni even in Northampton, wh ra th? Re?
publicana have hlth'rrtohad a majority of several
hundred, tho Deeaoorats su.'.I'd in sleeting
all their officer i. Fred, Harros*, tt"
negro is.lltlcian who ran for Commonwealth's
attorney and was snowed under by a majority of
more than seven hundred, has taken In bis sign
ml declares his iuteutlou to leave the :
Shore,
A OONTtiT I!? ft'SSKX lOt NTV.
(Correspondence of tho Richmond l?l:patch.]
1'ETEk.sbi:k<i, Va., June '.'.-The returns ..f the
r> oanl elect! n in Busses county gave Mr. W. It.
ecke, the Deaaoarattc t.omi.i.... f.,r the office of
( '..'mili nwealth's attorney, a majority of nine
vote?over Mr. SamuelT. Drcwry, the Republt. an
candidate, who has held the Office for a number
of yean pos*. Mr. Drewry will cutest Mr.
Cocks'* election, and the case will come before
the county coinmlrsloner* t.einorrow. 'I.
? claim? irregulnrtttou. Judge George
llarham, of Ureenosvillo county, has been en?
gaged as his oounsel, and W. B. Mcllwaine, of
this city, will represent Mr. Cock?.
THE BODY NOT YET RECOVERED.
Supposed to Tie Carter, of Now York?The
Iloannfce Dynamite Case.
[Special telegram to the Dispatch.]
IjTWTHBriui, Va., Juno 2.?Tho body of
the unknown youni; man drowned her;.
yesterday has not yet been Meoveted. Th-re j
have been no effort* made to-day ton-over It. A
gentleman here to-day from Roanoke ?ays the
man gave his name la that city a* Daniel Cart er,
and stated be lived In New York State.
tub DrsAjfrra cask.
The caeeof J. T. Boyd, charged with blowing
op a house In Koan >ke with dynamite, was tried
In the Corporation Court here to-day and given
to the Jury late this afternoon. They will bo
tailed oat at 10 o'clock to-morrow. The general
opinion is that he will be aciuittcd.
CAPTURE OP A CRIMINAL.
A Ti-rk-Drtvwr Injured?Scene In a Court
lloona?The Firemen Coming.
I Special telegram to the Dispatch.)
Da?viu.k, V*., June 2.?Cephas IflV
thews (colored1!, wanted?in Saleui, Va., for a
crime committed at that place, has been cap
tared ?e re.
Miss? Frunces and Joan Poatrva, of Hanover
county, are visiting in this city.
A small Maje this morning destroyed a bous*
owned and occupied by a colurcd woman. Tbe
origin of the fire Is unknown. Insured. While
leaving the house to gototbeflre this morning
the driver of tho Muck was knocked from his
?eat by his bead exalting In contact with the
apper facing of tbe door. lie was painfully but
not sertoualy hurt.
SCOON DBATH.
Dr. Jeter U. Rnamy, a well-known physician of
Henry county, .It ?1 suddenly in M inuuville this
mornlug. Ills health had been bad for some
time, but the and ?as not thought to bo so near.
In ta? HuaUag* Court to-day John Harris ?as
given a year la the penitentiary for grand lar
ceny. Thomas Robln^m and Kohert Lindsay
were sen'on-cd to a y?*r each In tho penltontia?"y
formal g. Iho proceedings of the
court were metie-iii.inly Interrupted eu tho an?
ratet by tbe eereams and
weautog of the mother of RoMnson and aunt of
?Ma greeted Rev. Thomas Pfxon.
the great Hnptint orator of New York, at the
Tabernact-? to-.light lb? lecture "Hookhone"
was a gem and tho audience laughed and wept
all. mutely.
Anmvixn rnmirjf.
Many firemen from different portion? of the
State have arrived and tho session t?-Morrow
promises to bonn interesting one. Tho depart
ment house 's a blare of light, over the mata n;i
t-anee U-lng the word "Welcome" made out of
?
A private telegram received this afternoon an
?I the death of Mise Bottle Ctalborne at
MargrtevfOe. t>bo was a daughter of Mr. Living?
stone CUkiborne.
TENNY BEATEN.
The Metropolitan Handicap at Morris
l'ark Yesterday?Other Event*.
[Py telegraph totho Disp
Morris Park. N. T., .lune 2.-Tho gaggA.
ing wb> ?otitintii il her.? iokdfif under tho
most tiivonibie i Bistiastaaaea lairtgtas
fully ton iboMOUd peraona ?ere preeeot Tbe
feature of rji.ird wa- th.. Metroisdltaii handi?
cap, which encompassed the defeat Of Tcnny, the
Brooklyn winner. H? was by odds tho favorite,
but after a grand race he was beaten thr<> | parts
of ataufta by Tristan in Poli*, anew record
for ?he illetan.-e. Tournament made hi
appearance of the y.?ar In the nve and ran in
something like his old form. 1'n kold UM toad
fora mil?, wtien buk of OOafiatMU u>ld and ho
fell lwK-k N?ateu. The pwyer hvrsoe that were
entered hi-rally In dlfTerent ?vente were all
wlthdiawn shortly be-fon? tho first race beeetaM
Mrs. M. F. Dwyer bad glad early this morning.
This left the fourth race a walk-ever for Driaate
and the sixth ra.1- W v* divided, thus glvlugslx
betting races.
Klrvt race?sweepstakes, with $1,000 added,
sl\ furlongs-l.atoska w.-u ; Trinity second.
Flavin third. Tlm->. l:14ia
Bi al tin aeiapaiakaa. with ?i.ooo added,
one mile l.'ltiftlgu.itito won ; India Rubbet so?
vie third. Tlnn?, 1:411*.
Third rue- The JaveaUeetakea for two-year,
ol.is. with |9,000 added, ball <\ bum?Oarta won;
LsnghtagtWaMt second. Digi-uet third. Tim.
47U seconda.
l'iith race Metp-t>olltan handicap, forall ages,
aeweepatakeeof 1100 each, wpn 16,000
on? mile and a f urkmg-ftilrtors i Tristan (Tay>
lor), 114, 7 to 1; Tenu y (Murphy?, 1VI?, 4 to?;
Clarendon il'.-ggetn. in?, 7loi: Ulb-y (Tarai),
lin. 20 to 1 ; Se?orita (llamlltou). 1 Ct, mini
Ambulance (UtUefieM). loo, \ ml; T.mrno
inent (.iorrlson^, 136, SO to 1.
Ambulance carried three poundi overweight.
They were sent awaj to a beaUtlfUl start, with
Ambuiaii ??' ttte first to show, otoeely followed ty
. Blley. !\ 'ir'-.amcni, and Se?orita, with
T'-nny las'-. Tristan won by three parti of ?
tango. T.-nny l?-at Clarendon a letiKth for si?
oood money. Time, r."?it>
sixth race - ?weeposakaa, 91,000 added, selling
eUowancaa, seven furlong.*--Stryko won; She
second, l.lttle Jim third. Time. 1:97*4'.
Beve?tfe- rase sw.-epstak.-s, 91*Oou added,
seven rUrioog?- Baqobnanwoni verdee secoud,
Adventurer thirl. Time. UM.
XNTRIKS HIB TO-IMY.
First race?live lurtal -? ntng, Exotic,
Perfume, Hilan, Promenade. Prudence, 115;
.i . ganataa, 110: Cherry, Diamond.
??? c nd race?handicap, one mile Benorlta,
110; Diablo. 113; PitaJamea,TuItaBUctburn,
110: ti>troii, 109; Cbeaopeak*, 108;Text, M -
t. ti. i -, 100.
Thirl race Kim stakes, one and one-eighth
miles??Correo?Ion, Flavilla, Crugenae, KUldoer,
-, [ig; si-end Utviatoa, Obeirry, l>m
m .nd.
Konrtb raco? handicap, one mile??'
130; Drtaxle, 118: Charley Poet, Bt, Ja.-,
11.1; Admirai, 111; Woodcutter, 100; Lizzie,
!. '
l'tfth race three utmrtcrs of a mile? BancUS,
Prince ?harming. Plot, .1. H. Claymore, Cno,
Grand?, Iti.-hai, Major Thoruton. Berapie, lu
c-rtalniy, Register, ?Jttleome, Bii Qoorge, Atlan?
te. I.yc.siui, I'''; Llaette, A.pillion, ottnwu,
Rellly, 117; Palatfer .?.in.
race live furlongs, selling -Oppressor,
Hamlltou, US; Kingd. n, 100; Vera inllvi.
rior.-n..- B., Piona (filly), tingara, 05; Maggie
Da?] Buy , Grasa, 105: Ulli.? It. <oit>, loi;
Arnold, Buciaa, 1 >o ; '?..niela oottK Hyacinthe,
98; Gondolier, 108; nieapraanlmant. H)7.
AT LATONIA.
LaTOWIt, Kv., June \i. -Track heavy. BhC**.
bornee came ta lu three r.-u?s -SuB Hot?., a H) to
1 catch, winning tbe third; Irr. Nave,.?, to ...
against Proctor Kntt, a 10 u> 8 bone, fen Um
foorth, and Loulae. a 0 to i maiden, in the fifth.
Th.- mit. n between Paocaor Kaott and Dr. Nave
most excitana even! of the day.
?I rut rice one mil., and twenty \ irdJ?Coti
afaruee won; Llederfcrana second, Tenor third.
'I une, 1:5114.
I race 000 mile?Dlck>T-on wen; oti
Naht aeoond, Mabetle third. linn, 1:S0*4
Third race one mile 4taURoan won; shibbo?
leth see.1. ??i ickner third. Tim", 1:484.
K.iurtii race?-tbe Uerehanta stakes, ot..- and
on. . Ightb-mfl :-' 't--. and Ed.
llo?i?..r ?ere withdrawn, leaving but iTTfiaUrt
era,rroetor Knotl and Dr. Wave Dr. Mure won
by Hv? go.*! length* Time, 2-0014.
ruth race mm and ? half furlongs -Louise
won; I 111 tillla second, .lean Uiird. Time, 1:01.
KNT.ims rim to-pay.
First race-selling, one mile and seventy
yards?Bir riMiet. U't ; Aunt Kale, 103; Avalen,
100; W.Hx'val?, Palmetto, 107: Alphonae. los;
loiemiis, ni; Camilla, Caanler, 119; Boyal
Garter, lia.
1 race?eelltea, one n l?'' and twenty
Metha, B5; Ma . '?<? : General
CaldweU, First Lap. 107; RoUta. Bawley, 108;
1.. 11., tin;. Tack Brady, 114; Tenacity, 117;
Llederkrans, 180.
Third rani?handicap, one and ono.elxt?ntb
Bertha, 1d">; kii, 100; Gl?ckner, 110.
Fourth raen- aenaatlon ?take*, ml furlongs?
. odd 108; Uni ni M... erly, 110; Two
llttts, Morrlsacy, Tho Hero, li:i; Basbford, 111 ;
[gnlte, 1 ' s ; Newton, 1 karmaa, 131.
I-i!tb rao?H'-iiing, tivo-vo.-ir-oMs, live fur
:?-..?- Kl.pa. hh; D. V., 80; Little Mattie, bu;
?o ; Curt Cunn, 101 ; 1--I! tCart
Annie Todd, l"4; w. UMunaou, lu?; Don-, 100;
Bally Taylor, l ? j . -
isa? Hall.
[My telegraph to th? Dispatch.1
WAsmvoTos. D. c, Juno &V?Tbe following
games wet* to-day postponed: At Catumbus
bod) Waanltijrton-Criombws, rain; at
Cincinnati (Associa? n) Athletic-Cincinnati,
rain; at Loulsvllla (Assnctarltsi) Boston-Louie?
vine, wet groua I-.
At Hoslon il.eaguc) : K. B.lf.
cipclnuatls.:i 0 I 0 4 n ?; 0 x?10 Itl
?.u :i i o ?: o i l o- h il u
Batteries Radbourne and Clark*: BtaJsy,
. -
At HewTorfc(Leagu*): s. an g.
HewTorks.1 l o 1 1 <i I 0-7 in 0
Cleveland?.O o 0 11 ?) O (1 0 0 'I 1!
Batteries?J. Kwlng au.1 Clarke; Via?, geward,
atid /imm.r.
At Philadelphia (league) : B. it.ti. r.
riioil.lphias.. I 1? ?:lll00?3-?i:l -J
Chl.-agi??*. 000000 000?0 ?'. 1
Batterie* Qlessoa and Clements; (iumbert
and lloiian.
At st. Umto (Association) : k. n.ir. e.
St. Louis . .... OS o 0 0 0 1 I ?? 11 'i B
Baltimore*. 0 " 0 1 o 0 0 0 1? 4 1? S
Batterie* Btlretta and Boylo; McMahon and
TOWBSt nl.
At Hrooklyt?(Leng"";: H.H.U.K.
Brooklyns. 0 8 104181 1-1". M I
? irgs . 1 on 0 a 11 n a 0? 0 7 ?
Batteries?Lorett and Dally; King and
Mack. _ ^
Wo Go from Home to Hear the News.
flty telegraph to the Dis patch. 1
UrrviF.: ici.n, Go*ra~ Jtmt? 1?Allie Qlenn,
a seventeen-year-.M young man of thts town,
who was making a bicycle tout of the southeru
States, sends word to his parents that he ?ral re?
cently held up by highwaymen on alonety Vir?
ginia road and robbed of all hi* valuables.
Humored Hallway Deal Denied.
(By telegraph to tho Dispatch.)
Evanhmt.i.k, 1st.., Juno 2.?The story
telegraphed from Indiana polls v
Ihe parchase oi th* Mobile and Ohio 1.7
the Mackay syndicate Is denied here on I
authority. _
Died, at 3 o'clock ycnterduy morning, at the
? of her ?on, Mr. Charles Fourgarean,
in BanriSD county. Mrs. Jdua a. Kvass. The
deseosos! sag las widow of Joseph D.
Kvaue, of New York city, formerly a BUM -haut
In this city, and the mother of our town-man,
Mr. Jasen M. Poarojunoa, Richmond via.i h.r
nativo city where she was widely known and be
/ all tor her genial, warm-hearted dispc*
?itton, as well as her beautiful traits of womanly
character. After the death of B*W husband lu
New York Mrs. Evan* returned to her native
city to spend her remaining years In tho BOSasg
and among the friends of her young life. The
family connections hi this city are large and em?
brace members of ..ar most respected citizens,
who all have the sympathies of this community.
'1 ho funeral ?ill take place from (?race church
this (Wednesday) afternoon at ? o'clock.
everybody
go to the Lawn Patty this evening nt the Sol? lers'
Bocae, lot tu benefit of the Ladl.-*' I lolly.?.-?I
Memorial Assu-tattou. Take W. D. Sutherland s
wagons from Kifth and Prunklln street-, running
every throe ijuarters <4 an hour from 4:110 1'. M.
Fare 15 cento enoh way.
C. ?d. N'?lus A tirother,
Real Betete Agenta, Newport News, Va.
For a nervoua, del IHtrtfced eondltljn nothing
oquuIs A. U. 0. Tonic._
Granulated Sugar at 4^c. ; Good Green Tea,
".'.V. ; Prime Butt.-r, '?'Oc ; Lard, 7c
Tbe beet goods at lowest Ditos*.
s. it 1 jiav s Bon,
1820 and 182'J east Main street.
Mr. P. Davtson, at M Laurel Purm," Laurel,
T>. urieo county, be* raised some very Une Straw?
berries this season. _
C. tt. Keimt A llrother.
Real Estate Agent?, Newport Ham*, Va.
Norfolk and Western ttallro-4 Coaspany
OntY Ldtb with
TuBXJC TlUIXH TO liTbOUBCSO
Daixi
via
Petersburg.
All information at
_ 838 Main street.
C. B. Nelms A Hr..thrr,
Real B?tate Agento, Newport News, Vs.
BLAINE WAS DYING.
THE ALARMING RUMOR THAT AGI?
TATED PEOPLE IN THE HUB.
The Secretary Recovers from Ills Prostra?
tion and Take* a Drlv?? Sympa?
thetic Offerlag*.
(SperHl telegram to the Dtopab-h.)
llotrrox. Mass., Jane 2.?An alarming
rumor spread throughout Boston t?-day
that Secretary Maine was dyin* at Young's
Hotel. For Brvsgtl hours tho hotel Was
thronged with anxious inquirer?, but ;t he
rt>ix>rt proved to kt unfounded, having
been, caused i>v ? slight rolapm? suffered
by the ITatnatBlj of State. Mr. Maine
popped her.? yesterday on his way homo
?nd intended proceeding on hi* journey
t"-iliiy. but the fiitiette of the trip from
rk was too much and he was almost
nroetrated.
It?. WB??TPHtV!*.?.
To-day, well bundled up, he took advantage of
the wenn spell aadWSBI driving f>r an hour.
IP- had lo be the oaiitoaa.
Be a deathly pats sad rtta *ii Ihe time botiUag
ins he el on his hand, and Whsb) bravely 1,,-eilng
up, -til cannoi refrain tr. m oooasional
plaining of bis lnteni dn*. lie and
Sir*. Blab?are overwh Ima. i ?it;. lowsr**ad
ptofeastoosofaympatb] fromaUclasses of eitt
eons.
laiaaM and rots.
I' Is mtMcoablc that atBSBg BBS BBBBsM at the
sosal to taswlr*after htokoanb are large num
t'ciM of prominent ctllsctit. all eoosplcw>us a few
y.-ars sie.etor their hostiHt) to Mr. Blaine and
hi* policy.
AT ANNAPOLIS.
Test? of What the Cadet? Have Learned in
Seamanship, K'c.
[Hy telegiaph to the in pegas |
suraaaoUB, bfn., June ?.'. The crowd to?
day was not tasa loan that ot r*st*rday,
and this graduation weak gives promise of at*
l a greater number .i people than any
previous graduation week. tramme
began with ?oiunan-h'p on tbe United States
steamer Wyoming. Tt..s ?as a t?~i <>< ?hat ?he
cadets had leaned In the department
mansblp, naval ??.;.* ?'?.?tl.ii, and naval
[he Javelin, Commander Cr*4g.and ifeePhtox,
Mate M. 8. perry, accompanied ihe Wyoming,
With the board an I anu-it ?r ofgttesto, '.l?"ird.
Att.T ?samanahip cams Ihe steam drill to sbs
st.am eagtaeertog departtaent. The sBgbss
was entirely disconnected ?ben tbe Boars of
Visitors cam* tu. The cadet-, sett, and <i>i!
li.cTod tb* to ils, t.- in ses, vu?.-chest,
and IhrtMt-bearing OSPi and DU! In ?team and
bad the engt** running in tost attent?e. Aft?
cadets cav* eablbttlona <>f their -kill
with the lathe, to. the carpei.l.r-^i r>, and at the
blacksmith-' f.rge. all the work b?iinr on a dou
l.l.Dlpound eSST?M of - '\oiir"-1ve-liot*o
power, which the oadeti '?re buUdbig. Hie Hoard
of Visitors Mer. v. ry much ptoased ivltli the priw
lic'.encv. f the cadets.
The Board of Visitors to the Naval icademy
i to-day by making Beoator w. a,
r j i .-i lent and Ron. 11. A. Ilerbeft ****?
president.
It is anderstood that Dr. Oeorge W. Atherton,
).resident ot tbe Pennsylvania Sta'o I
i. net. t.te, pa,, win as th* orator befara the
.
BU "-TUt" MKMRltir*.
?-?? six 'star * tneml..:? ot the class of
1891, with the following average:
T<m>..,7; lilllmor, ?104.0?; Btulth, H. G., ii.mi.!..';
Watt, t i n : ll .'? I!?- Bl?mer,
ti tu.-*:?. The tirst nineteen nembets of the
ciii!-s passed with ''dsrttoetion" reeord.
Medal*.
Gpddard ft Moat -. ?.weli.-r?. !r?n Main
street, nre now prepared to rnrnieh schools,
institutes, end colleges with an? descrip?
tion of medals al rerj ibori aotiee and M
the lowest ]incos. They have recently
equipped finir shop with the latest ma?
chinery und employ only the beet workmen.
When you f... | ill run .town and worn out you
should take \. B.C. Tonic,
C. It. Nelms A Urottir.
R.al BB*atS Agent , .Newport New.', Va.
Lexington. Va.?Tbe Alben, <il the South.
Beautiful D>r sstttattont renowned for
hoathfulnees; the centre of the phenome?
nal mineral development in Hhenandi ab
. the home ola highly refined ami
cultivated society; the most delightful
residence town in the South: within eaa)
reach by rail i I the greet oeatres oi popu?
lation.
'1 lie i.oT.ifuHoii l>ev. lopnient Ciiinpany
ro.w offers its Lots to fllO pUhlle nt low
priesa and upon sag) terms. No auction
sale, l.tit any lot OM b* selected und
bought ut any tune. Bplendid <huuce for
proiitablo investment. Address
J. I). H. Boas, I'resiiient.
or I. McD.Au.uk. Secretary.
C. If. Nelm? & Hrother.
Real 1 - ? . N swpi ri New*) Va.
Do You Wl.ti to Do Happy?
Then ggtoke the nto?tevored Fruits and
Flowers, obtained at all the dealers.
C. II. Nelm* a llrotlier,
R.al Estent ?ganta, Newport New?, Va
Th*Great Medicinal IISSOIBfJ*.
Thompson's Brotatne and Ars. nie Spring
W ?ter .tires all blood, kfdnej ,and stomach
troubles, persistant nans, a, and nervosa
insomnia. PamutsasAj ire,.. Hotel now
Open.
Lewis W. DuBVaXa, Qataaffl Manager.
Fruit? and l/lower?.
Thi* well-known lir.ui.l is to be found at
all tho dealers. _
Hiekok's No. 1, II. I). ('., IV. and OatO.
Line Hnn-Cored aro Pnxe, ('lean, and Ch. lea
Hun-Uurod Tobet eon I r. ? to.
r.intentiiietit Is Wealth.
an'l to ohtain the former ?uioke Fruits and
Flowers, which can he found ot all dealers
There's the l>iun?r-IWII !
What a clattering and a Shattering as the
children answer tbe dinner-bell and ruahtntc
the dining-room ! Ohl the gratification a good
appeUte aflordaaeour ic-ai-day's imni l? sei
before us. Hut tbtevaeani ehata, what doea M
mean? "Oh, that Is I isle I hail ,' -? it
... ho ?loot feet like >stting, he's gut dyspep?
sia, you know.'' Dyapepeial borr?n I DeMvet
us from dyapepeial what's the tueof betag
plague! with aoah an ailment anyway 1 What's
th.- use having a lb luted and sore
Urit even one MM "f food gives it distraes ' u by
let le al Ue- aorWMM and allay the Irritation
and atrengtben Its monenlai proceeaaa by natag
Bit ante Blood Balm. WIU it coral Itci-rtaiuly
WlB, Many, many a former dyspeptic owe? hu
anloymenl of ttfa to B. B. H. Grre it a tnaL
8. J. Chandler. Richmond, Va., write-: "No
one can afT-rd to be ritbOOt II il. B. who wishes
M appetite. I could sesroely eat a single Ha uH
for breakfast, bat sine? taking U. D.H. 1 clean
the ?hole table, so to speak.1'
For All Kinds ot ?sod.-Water
Supplies, Mllk-ehakers, Milk-Shake Classes, le?.
Shaven, Lline-Spicezors, and Fresh Limes go or
write to Owens * Mino? BUsUg Comi'ahy,
Opposite Poet-or.lce, Richmond, Va.
Kor impuro r thin Blood. H.-.i
Neuralgia, indigestion, and HdlousuebS lake
BaowN * Ibon BiTTana?ttgivaaatrength,
old peraaoa fe 1 young?and young persons
strong; pleasant to take.
.' ' ? ? ?' ?? i
Remember-Don't Forget
SPECIAL OFFERING
OP
FINE CLOTHING
FOR
MEN, BOYS, AND CHILDREN
NOW LN PROGRESS FOR THE WEEK AT
THE RELIABLE
?SE-PHIC?CL01El4BAmE,
FOl'RTn ASD BRuAl) BTRKETB.
MEN'S BUTTS that weretS now go ;
MF.Vs CBBVIOT SUITS, pakh pockets, that
were $10 now gB ;
MEN'S FINBDUaSS SUITS that were $14 now
? 10;
Our KNKB-PANTS SUITS?entire stock divided
Into three prlcea?g'-'.?d, 83, an.183.UO.
Motburv, now ta toot opportunity to aecnro
bargains for the school esereiaos.
?THAW HATS?an eoormoua eaaorUneot tor
meo and boy?.
oi'TINO-SHIIfTH?thouMstda ?o select from.
t****Cuaie and make your gueau W the organ.
B, FLORSHEIM,
TUX RELIABLE ONK-l'RICK t'LOTUlXR AJID
w > ii.\ 11 i:r,
3*18 XA8T BROAD STREBT,
JeLUWiif FOUKTU AND BROAD STBtETB.
O NE ?Une?'t? sufficient. Ff w worda
aron-'-l.l. In many wayg theaa
atqajgitg 1 innos have norcr boon
excelled. They 1h?ut on the, fall board
the nam?> of Brvruu, well known through?
out this country as the niakcr of high
chvw j uno-fortes.
Sit (Juan for a moment and try the ax.
nuisit? tono of ono of these instrument?.
Ton ?otic.? tt onp<? the preaenr.?? ?if thai
peculiar run? sinffuleritf <>f t< no to de
eiraiilc in a I Ipao which is to lx? naed
much a? an acoinp^nimcnt to the voice?.
Now examine for a moment : Th?? du?
elan of tho case eeejU not ho more beau?
tiful. Remember that you have a Roar
aotea of excellence m the name. No
ono ever yet ptirvhwe.l a
BRIGG8 PIANO
and was disupjioint? d in its iul>ee<inen*'
use. ?hey aro mulo upon hon??r in
every |>art, with the use of thu ilnoet
materials and by tin? help of th" boat
workmanship,
Such ? piano will last a life-time and
repay its e<?I twenty tunea in thoplesVi
eure und satisfaction of its 1-oe.soeaiou, to
say uoiliiiiK nf tlic (Mj^ilulitii i of ao
.{uiriuK that musical education so netva
sary for every youni/. woman iu thia
country to-day.
\\ ithont fonnality we invite you to
?Mini? und mo throe now BRIGGS
PI ANOS ?H'l uivetis th?'beueflt t?
your jndKmont npoa them as 1'iauog
of the lu^hi-st class.
ce. BRIGG8*C0*,
OI'I'l. ?:, WARKIP KHU, AM? FA?TORY AT
BOSTON, M.\??>.
NU 4 uii.
Agents Briggs Pianos,
RICHMOND. V.\,
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PASTSS blFFE-R.
Certainly they do. Kvou twin? don't thing
alike. What gratines on.? msii may fall far
abort of satisfying another. Ou. Il? suite ?III
suit you m both sens?e of the w.>rd. 1*8*8* l???k
?11, wear .veil, an I all! b'-ar couipaiisotl with
wti?t.i.-l- to il h- ihn in a ey el.iewb-re
la no aaaaaalkf for mating *uy protenelon?
lit-, ut them. I hey are honestly ma.li? and they
aro ofTered at an honest price. It may lie poMil
Me t.. gapM it.- th- -n for the m ui.-y, but wo
don't know how It .?n be done. If you are look?
lag f.-r a tun gain we cm put one In your way.
McAdams 4 Berry.
Main and IVnth str.pK
Light-Weight.
units, Coats, Vesta, Trousers, Undgs?
wear, und Hats. There is a gn^tt <le>
maud for such tin eo days, an?! we're aa
abundance for thousands. A few ?lays
and Old Sol will be cha?ing the mercury
heavenward. Do not put off malting
your pnr? buses till the choicest stylen
are gone. Come select from our stock
while the uaoortm? nt is throat. See the
?Suits in our Men's Clotfiug Department
this week?Caatioaeree, Cheviots, Sorgos?
and fancy Worste-da at 815-FUTtLlSi
DOLLARS-815.
The Boston.
Opposite Post* Office.
cm TAX8*.
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Crrr Maul, V
Ricauonu, Va., Juuo i, laVl, )
OTICETOTAX-l'AYiU?
I ata now ready to receive
CITY TAXKB roR TUB TEAR 1881.
If the wholeer one half I* uo? paM by U>? SOtn
tuaient, a IHK t'Htr will iTi; au')Ki>, and
the .ordinanceprovW?*i thai ?ntee? O.tK HALS
It? PAID IS JUNK the wbole umouui with pe?
?!ly added ??due at ones, and If not paid uefoa
bKITKMHFK 1st, the ? olleour W n^atred n
Mvy. I???* t'Ur Ordlao?im, ehapter 14, tec
th.u 1.)
All males tweuty-one year* of age and all par
acata (male ur female! who own perauu*
property are aiafiMSd. and wlU phtaae cadi aw!
aetuo.
Favlng, Pipe, and g .iwer-ooaaactioe? Mile eat
payutie In ?ha aonte aaanoer a? taawe, aaat ai
th* ?iui. lime.
uciee open until 8 P..1?.
Je?-lio
V. W. ?. I NN1N0HAH,
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'CoUev'tortftCtty'

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