Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-31

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9cecbee upon sefsi.ory wn'cn ousu'
Justly 70 pe mcauued IN .ssos@ -
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thet Governor scsses's po,'cy Is -,
quisition OF territory, ana 'nas ns s ,ha
secure . alice OF " irom eao" ~ m
three states named. vi course s a.. IS
freease smount OF 'e''o , 9. e.. Spr,h
- not great, Out u Is won io' 80"
Carolina to have what Deiongs W ne,'
Yesterday there was . oo'o nAn-
robbery on the no,seoacs route . 'sS
nuTnsvne' m sssJ ~ ,ho mail.
vile. IL was d'scoseieu Una. 'no maj
beg had been so cut .ms' ies'e;s .ou ..
% taken .nerel,o,n; LUG ope.s
very small, ana dio NOT a'uso. 'n' az
tention oil the postmas,eis on 'ne 1ou'c.
Two mail-cairiers, Sohn Levin anu
Semuel Levin' are unaer arcs Ona s
WIN 'ne Ioooery. on Ems, =. .h.;,
the maii-poucn were 'oana III M. nv. a"a
persons. BON are ~ jan. LA a. .
oeI'es ns'e Ds.n ,s..ars h,vs hssn
number Oh ieg's'e,ea rev ,v'se.' n .a...;nsa
missed esen wseS. ~. r"''
ootn cnecks anu 1'vn .;,u h.s found
a genIs s., y, va. ~. hr ,ho .r,;st
meoa.,'o 70 n I"d"s Marsh,ll, Of Virginia
".usn " oysaT Ua informs vour
- We that he will present it to
The Virginia Historical Society. He
will At the same time present similar
medallion Of another of 'irginia's ex-
nounders Of the law by the same artist.
Both are of the highest degree Of artistic
excellence.
The ladies of the Raleigh Memorial
Association have chosen General Cor
don, Of North Carolina, who was killed
in the war, as the subject Of the memo
rial address OF May 10th Of next year.
AS has been mentioned, General Bryan
Grimes is the subject for the coming
memorial.day.
Rev. p. t, Penick. pastor of the
Presb VI terrain church at Mooresyille,
Iredell county, died very suddenly yes
terday after an illness OF few hours.
Yesterday George Vann, one Of the
negroes who escaped from the burning
jail at Wilmington, returned to that city
aud voluntarily surrendered to the
sheriff.
Aaa,oh;b;,;on matchmaking has been
..i,sd 20 hs hold At FAYETTEVILLE April
10Th both for that town and Cumber-
land county.
To-day the citizens of Fayetteville
hsla a n1blic meeting at the Town Hall
e. msmor;alize Congress to erect a pub.
n. building there for the courthouse,
nos,. ofice and revenue office.
The Injunction case of the Carolina
Central railway against the Massachu-
setts and Southern Construction Compa-
nv is stillin progress before Judge Avery
in chambers, at Lincolnton. John
NJ. Robinson, president Of the Seaboard
system. and John G. Winder, general
snnsr;ntendent. are present with able
counsel The decision is awaited with
great interest.
Uomicides have not been as numerous
On far this wear as heretofore. There is
. no,sble abatement of higher crimes.
In Mecklenburg county it is reported
that a white man named Sykes cut o
s.n,o.s ,h,oot Saturday. causing almost
instant death. The affair is being in-
ns
''I Wssl".Fo,sst College Is now in a
n.,,;cn,.r,v nrosnepous condition.
fh,rs are lso students present. The
sndoxmsnt fund Is larger than ever be-
fore,
The annual session of the Grand Di.
v;s;on Of SONS of TEMPERANCE of the
Stats ;s 10 he held Anril 18th at Black
Waunt.;r Iaycs delegations from all
s.o,;ons .,s s~nsc,sd There Is a ten.
nsrance boom in North Carolina this
rsar
The officers Of the Atlantic and North
Carolina railroad have decided to change
Tia gauge to the standard about May
lst This Is to be done to be in tim'