davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
Last Nights Dcu ocratic Caucus.


WASHINGTON. May 30.-The attendance to
night OF members at the Democratic Hous
caucus was even thinner than on Monday
night, not more than ninety persons being
present half an hour after the caucus had
been called to order. Mr.. McCreary again
presided, but Messrs. Carlisle and Randall
were not on hand. Before the proceedings
had run along far Mr.. Springer woke 10 the
caucus by the presentation OF a resolution
binding all Democrats to vote in The
House for the bill exactly as it
comes from the caucus and only for such
amendments as are presented in the House
by Democratic members OF the Democratic
Ways and Means Committee. The internal
revenue sections OF the bill have only been
lightly touched up so far, and this resolution
stirred up the North Carolina members TO a
bitter onslaught on the bill. They declared
their people wanted an unconditional repeal
OF the tobacco tax instead OF the compromise
reduction made by the Committee Of Ways
aud Means; aud they also served notice upon
the caucus that the California members aS
well as themselves would have to vote for
the proposition 10 remove the revenue tax
on INTERCHANGEABLE II come from the Re-
publican or Democratic side-if the caucus
refused 10 include that provision in the bill.
This brought Mr.. Scott 20 the front in de-
fence Of the bill and a lively debate followed.
A vote was taken on the Springer resOlu-
ton, which Indicated but small opposition,
but in Difference TO the wishes OF the North
Carolina members tue resolution was with
drawn In order to allow them TO hear an eX-
preston OF sentiment by their state COnven-
ton, which met to-day.
Mr.. Bacon, Of New York, offered a resolu-
ton. which was adopted, pledgng the caucus
10 proceed with the consideration Of the tari1
hin In the House Immediately after the dis
position OF the legislative appropriation bill.
Another resolution offered by Mr.. Snro-
ger vas also adopted, requiring al Demo-
cratic me mbers to be present or secure pairs
during the iiye-minute debate in the House.
Two hours hard work resulted in muoh
progress.
Mr.. Springer then renewed bis motion to
bind the Democratic members to support IN
the House only such amendments as were
endorsed by the Democratic members OF the
WAYS and Means Committee (whO are placed
IN charge Of the bilD or caucus.
The motion was adopted without division.
The caucus then adjourned without date.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARYrE.

MAY 30. 1888
Auction sales show an increase today Seven
ty-seyen Packages we're offered. with sales Of "a.
Tho latter we're all sun-curoi. for which prices
ruled bstler than any day this season, with 4sc.
the highest price for enc package. Mr.. George
Haynes sold three PACKAGES Of crop at a., 80,
aud 25c., or 80. average. Palmer. Hsrtsook Il
Co. made ~ nineteen hogsheads a enc average.
Nothing sold below Sc. These we're Louisa and
Carol,uo crops. which always rival tho finest
bnghs, and this tobacco is bought by our homo
manufacturers for their finest brands. We hear
OF several bright nller and mixed sales, and also
tho sale Of small lot Of bright Wrappers to-day.
The tone Of tho market Is decidedly improved
this week. and We hope it may extend soon TO all
grades.
Mr.. Brown Of Montgomery City. No, passed.
through hero for home to-day. He bought some
10 an upland MARKET, besides his purchases
horo.
Sir. y. z. Bowman. OF LYnchourg, 10 In the
city looking after bright wrappers.
The western markets are al! reported very
strong. very active. and advancing, especially In
Louisville, Ky.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
IMrREsSIvr CtREuONiEN.
The observation Of MemoriaI-Day
81 Petersburg.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.

Special telegram 70 the Dispatch.
PETERSBURG, Va, Nav 30 The annual
decoration OF the graves Of The Confederate
dead ia BlSndiord cemetery occurred TINS
Afternoon with interesting ceremonies. All
the buslness.hOuses In The city were closed
and thousands OF our people bearing flowers
aud eVergreeas gathered ~ the cemetery 10
do honor 10 the memory OF the uniOrsotten
dead.
The Confederate veterans of 4. p. Hill
Camp, m charge q Commander McCaoe,
were escorted 10 the cemetery by the Motto
way 6raYs, the Petersburg GTays, and The
Petersburg Artillery. Al o'clock the vast
concour'e OF people assembled on Monument
liiil, where Hon. Charles r. Collier, after a
touching and eloquent reference 20 the hallow-
ed custom OF thus hOnoring the memory Of the
dead heroes Of the south, gracefully intro
duced Rev. }. W. ROsebro rs the orator Of
The occasion. Air. R0sebro's address was
q splendid tribute 10 tue beroism OF the
southern soldier, an eloquent plea In support
OF the pYOpriety Of the memorial services,
and strong portrayal Of The blesseduess OF
the reconciliation OF the Moth aud South.
The address was heard with The prOfoundest
stlentiOD.
After the Grafton an anthem entitled "The
SOlilsT's Grave" was sung by the assembled
company 10 the tune OF Aud Lang Syne,"
ana the grand chorus was heard With thrill
nag effect.
After the benedlction artillery and mus
fetry ssluies were fired and the crosd dis
eefsed 10 decorate The graves. Petersburg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
DEATH or JUDGE MEADE.
A Team Goes Through n Bridgc-Con-
nan Gases
Especial telegram to tho Disps,ch.l

Especial telegram 70 tho Dispsich.l
ALEXANDRIA, VA. May 30.-Judge Meade,
~ the Corporation Court. died at Marshall.
I'm Fauqucr. Yesterday afternoon about 6
O'Clock. The Judge had been fer some
months confined 10 his room with an illness
seemingly complication Of diseases. Re-
Gently be had improved, and set Tuesday for
irip 10 his summer residence near Marshall,
thinking the change would help him. Not
withstsndin0 Yesterdays terrific heat and us
apparent effect assisted 10 the carriage ana
ACCOMPANIED by Mrs. Meade. Mas Alice,
Turner. and Willie. be drove TO The alter
moor train. It appears that the ride agra
waited bis trouble, and AZ Marshall physicians
were called and did everything they could
for MIN, but in vain. lie expired within an
hour.
Hon. Nathaniel Burwell Meade was born
about sixty years ago ip Clarke county, and
was the son OF David Meade, brother OF
Bisbop Meade, and grandson Of Colonel
Richard Kiddcr Meade, OF "Lucky HIT"
He was a lawyer by profession, served In
the Legislature, and in the campaign OF 1876
WAS the chairman OF the state Democratic
Committee. he subsequently became Re-
a3iu,tcr and later served on the staff OF the
Richmond WIN On the death OF Judge A.
". Chiffon he vas made his successor aud
the next year rec ected for the full term ex-
piring next January. Judge Meade was a
man Of good qualities and abilities. His de-
cidons have gwen satisfaction generally. His
demise is generally regretted here. He leaves
a widow, O daughter, and several sons.
While coming 10 market early to-day a.
Mcs.ry. Giasscock and Dewey, 81 Lower
Fairfax, were crossing POh'ck bridge, about
twelve miles below here. It gave way, and
an were precipita,ed fifteen feet below. One
horse was killed and the other badly hurt,
NJ. Glasecock was hurt badly, and the wagon
demolished.
To-day IN the Circuit Court several coupon
cases came up. Judge Keith presided. In
the cases of the 1886 taxes yerdicts were
given for the defendants, while last year :
were for the Commonwealth. Mr. Royal
and Mr. Beach represented the bOndholders
and Mr. Clements The State.
William Farr, OF Dranesville, l. dead.
Mrs. Elizabeth Baldwin, relict OF Ludwell
Baldwin. Died recently at BpTryyille. She
was q most estimable and accomplished wo-
man.
70 morrow Judge Keith will begin several
hundred more coupon suits. Mr. Royal
remains here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
TLuBIHIL DrArm ntCALLtO
iiy sur at FincrNtIc other Rotc-
tOuFt News.

Correspondence Of me Richmond psparh.l
FINCArrE, Va, May ~. 1883.
Tie suit o. x. 4. Luctado', administrator
seinst sidney J.. Tyler receiver Of the
SYSTEMATICALLY allie. railroad, was reached to-
day. Your readers Will perhaps recall the
fughtiul accident that happen 81 on ihc
shenaudoah-Yallc railroad on Thursday
night October 24lh, lS>J. when Il. a.
Iuckldo, young man OF twenty. lost BIS
life under such distressing Circumstances.
The river had been very much swollen
frDm the excessive ro'us Of the
post tWenty-four hours, causing several
eNdcs along the line OF the road.
This Young una scctiO1-bJud. but
trusted cmploye ~ the compmy-had been
fcm down u examine the track. and, return
iug, met the material train aud reported the
track safe, got on ihe engine, and rode back.
Jlc had not goue far when he discovered thd
tho embankmcnt had given way. lie lrapcd
iINu the engine into the water, bat the en-
CINE va, thrown from TIE irAch and caught
Jucktdo's lex, crushing it against beam.
AZ fist the young man WAS UP % thc waist
iu water. The river was rising rapldy. For
an hour and q h1f tine sccUoa.Lunds worked
iu The pouring rain by the glare OF
lamp and the biaze of burning err
90 oXtrcate hun, but 20 no purpose. The
wafer tiaou'"f Io>e over "N "c'd' Ms
Iocy Was recovered Nhtn th' waters suu>
tll'u ON 'D' ,".ui''l '".oN m ou'' -
''o,~"' ~. .'..., c,',,,, NV
.NI"'.. ." 49, -','''' ~ -,
W. "i't r.,.,, ' i''',''''', '''" ''J ,ar
I''t,'i'" ,' -, ..., 80
H., 49,. v.,t.h hs ,r.,,,i,', l''t.',o the
t',l-,,.,,. |',,,',;,,.o - C,,,o,r,.. IT,.
II T.. ,o,.,''',,t,., ~, ,,l,r., .rr,,.e,..
co." -, ..,,,.'l c.r tr, ,,a5
~ 49,, t'i,..,,.5 r...,,,.,,.,,
,.,.',.,.,,,,,.',
..,.,i,.,, =, ,1. damn
r'o ,,,j.r.c qh. foNo,,'n" +. me
t,,r, ,r,,,,,.i.ci o., try t.c ....o. I,,ne. II
It,s,,n a. q ,,,n.1 i.,,..., ,V.u.r ~ IS
tr,.,o,I N : C1,oor j,0,rs NJ C,sh
- p,.l C.,r,c A. .,..I. Cia,l.. "A
p,o,f..1,r =, r u..f.,,,'t T. E INA
5 ID a, ..a,I... q.h. ,t,,,r -, ,he
' ,.'.,.,,. a., ,t. 5tnl o., a.. ,.,,,
N"'''' 80, =, ,..' '" -, ~ '.i,, ..Is
w, -, - n,., IL, a., n,',r
-, ,.''i wy -, .o,' ,,.,,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
Brooklyn JOckey-CIub Races


GRAvEsENp, l.. l., May 30.-First race
three quarters Of nile Harrisburg won;
Volunteer second, Darling third. Time,
l:2l3.
second race-one and one eighth miles
The Bourbon won; Favor second. Cyclone
tcoD third. Time, 2:02t. MutualS paid
S72
Third race-three quarters Of a mile
oregon won; lIarebell second, Lucerne
third. Time, 1:22i.
Fourth Iace--One and one eighth miles
Tea Tray won; Now or Never second. Max
i'm (Gll,) third. Time, 1908.
Fifth race-one and thirteen Sixteenths
miles-The Bard had a walk over.
Sixth rsce-one and one eighth miles
Dry Monopole won; Pontiac second. These
we're the only starters. Time, 2:0Si.
Seventh rsce-one mile-Retund won
Florence VI. second, Amalgam third. Time,
I:4Sl. MuIuals paid $50.
Eighth race-one mile alera won /;
Adrian second, Colula third. Time, l:52t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
The WEATHER ~ RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
clear, partly cloudy, and Wish slight rain.
Ratlrn Of Thormonlatbr 1AstardAY.
Mean temperature ..........~".


When the tired factory operative. the weary
outdoor laborer. the o,ertasked Dook-ke9por or
erk seeks medical recOmpense for expenu-
ture Of bodily fOve, where shall no hud II
Could the 10 Dried experience OF thousands Of
workers be voiced the verdict would DO that
Hostetters Stomach Bitters renevs falling
strength. stimulates tbs faded mental powers 10
fresh actyty. and rolaGes undue nervous ten
sion "a nothing else does Digestion, regular
habit OF body, appetite aud sleep are promoted
by IL, and IL Is an admirable auxiliary IN tho
recovery Of health by conyalescents. fas-
tdious stomach Is not offended by Il. and 70 per-
sons OF both sexes 10 delicate health who occa-
sionally feel the need Of aG efficient tonic the
whole range OF the pbarmacopOia aud the eai-
aloguo OF proprietary medicines does not pro
sent a more useful, ssfer, or more decisive one.
II Is also Incompatible for fever and ague, rheu-
matisni, and kidney troubles.
my 31-Th, w)Sa&Tu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
A LIVELY CONVENTION.
Republican Knoek-Down snd Drag.
Especial telegram to the Dispa,ch.l

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatchl
WELDON, N. c.. May 3O.-The Republican
Convention OF the Second congressional dis
trict met here to-day. 1t was the most dis
orderly and disgraceful affair ever known in
this district. When the Committee on
Credentials reported the discussing element
rushed upon the stage, overturned the
tables. and forced the chairman from his
seat and took possession. THIS created the
widest excitement and free fight ensued.
Chairs and sticks were used, delegates
Knocked down and dragged from the stage,
and pistols were fourished 10 the air. which
caused men to rush wildly from the build
ing. -Four or five counties bolted the conven-
ton and the remaining faction then became
somewhat quiet and proceeded In their dis
orderly way to make nominations. II. z.
Cheatham (coloredL OF Vance, was uoml-
mated for Congress; J. 3. Martin, Of Edge
combe. electOr. and l.. G.. Estes, OF Edge
combe, delegate to the Chicago National
Convention. The boiling faction will put
another ticket In the field.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31

INpoClaI teIegrRIn % mo UIspAIcHI
ONANCoCE. Va, May 3).-JOhn b. Bun
dick. an old and respected citizen and father
q W. T. Bundlck. OF this town, died Mon
day at his home in Bradiord'S Neck, on the
seaside.
The Shipment OF strawberries from Oman.
cock on Monday was the largest ever made
from this place The low prices now pre-
vMling have caused many strawberry-grOw-
crs to suspend operations, the receipts not
being sufficient TO cover tue expense OF pick
ing and shipping. The best and largest por-
:ion OF the crop Is yet IN the field.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
National Prohibition Convention
rBv telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

INprAyAPoLIs, Mag 3O.-The Prohibition
National Convention met hero to-day IN
Tomllnson Hall. Chairman Dickie, OF the
National Committee. called the convention
10 order and invited the officers oil the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union 70
the platform with the members OF the Ma
iIonal COMMITTEE. At that moment miss
Frances Willard appeared moving toward
the platform. and she was greeted with en-
thusinstic applause. The formal organizing
Of the convention was then proceeded witn'
after the singing OF america" by the as
semblage and prayer by Sam Small, OF
Georgia
Rev. II. C. Delnno. Of Connecticut was
made temporary chairman. Temporary Sec
reiarv. J. p. Cruufill. OF Texas; First Assist
ant Secretary, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Brown, OF Cincin-
natl: Second Assistant Secretary. G.. +. Wells,
OF Minnesota.
After the appointment OF committees ars-
cess = as taken til. Z. VI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
UiIIed in shooting Scrape I'm Nor
f0Ik County.
ISpocIal telegram TO thc Dispaich'l

TNpocIRI telegram 70 INC UIspANh'I
NoUroLK. VA, May 30.-A shooting affair
occurred at Shoulders Hin, Norfolk county,
10 day. aud Henry Boone, c0lored farm
hand was killed by ". II. Luke, clerk in
Store at the IIll. Boone came 10 the store
drunk and commenced quarrellmg, when
Luke ordered him 10 leave. A quarrel
resulted. and both drew pistols and
fired simultaneously. Luke was unhurt
and Boone received the charge from H-cali-
hre buli-dog pistol through the bowels and
died within an hour. Constable }. J.. Bunt-
my arrested Luke and carried him before
Ju.tice Cnsmp Heath. lie claims SELF
defence, and it is thought he viii be dis
charged. as it was proved that the negro
made the assault
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
Fatal Flsht with RIvermen.

TUI IlIVSIWVIl
ST. LOUIS, May 30.-At MuSic's ferry, near
81. Charles. on the Missouri river, The sheriff
OF -. Louis county aud a posse OF three
deputies endeayOred 20 arrest gang Of
riYermen. and q battle ensued IN which
Deputy Ahlieldt was fatally injured, Deputy
John MOnohan was seriously shot through
the bowels, and Deputy Z. Z. Garrett was hit
three times 10y bullets, but not dangerously.
Sheriff Allen became separated from the
party, and has not been beard OF since. II
is feared that he also has fallen victim to
the de,peradoes. There appears to be seven
men who lay IN ambush. Ghe whole party
Is known, and a posse is now in search OF
Them
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
The German Fmperor.

IByAngl0- American cable 70 the Dispatchl
BERLiN. May 3O.-Ihe Emperor had a
good night. 4 morning paper says that
Or. VIrchOw IN his examination of the
Emperor's throat found the glands to be per-
fectly healthy. The general results OF the
examination were satisfactory.
LGter.-rhe Emperor passed good day.
He took an hours drive and retired 10 rest
at9P.M. Or. Mackenzie, q, the u'gcntre-
quest OF the Emperor, has postponed biz
Ni.if 10 EnQlnnd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31

and defended himself until the arrival OF
the police, when the Anarchists were driven
from the Office. The lnfronsHednt prints a
protest against the speech OF Herr lisa, tne
Hungarian Prime Minister, signed oy nity
Hungariaus residing In Paris. The mem
bers Of the Hungarian eelony 10 Paris nave
written 10 Count Hoys de Sprinzens'eiu,
Austro-Hungarian Ambassador, asking Dim
TO receive q depntation who wish 70 make
nrotest against Herr Tisza's utterances.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
CONGREGATIONAL Nominations.

by Telegraph 70 EuV DIEPH'oU'I
HAyns DE GRACE, ND, May S0.-Herman
stump. 81 Hartford, wss nominated on the
first ballot to-day as Democratic candidate
far Con gress IN The Secoud district OF Mary
land. He has served IN both houses OF the
Legislature OF the State.
RALHGH, n. c., May 30.-G. A. Mebane
fcoloreO was nominated for Congress In
The second North Carolina district by the
Repubhcans to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
The irish clergy aud the Rescript.

IBy Anglo American cable TO tho Dispatch.l
LONDON, May 3O.-Ayrshire Won the Der
by.
The Rome correspondent OF the DGi'y
Mars SAYS: The Irish clergy will shortly re-
crIye orders from the episcOpacy 10 make
every effort to alternate the bad impression
produced by the rescnpt. Its purely reli-
gious character will be emphasized and all
20 itica intention disclaimed.
The Vatican exhibition closed Thursday.
II has beeu visited by $4,000 persons, $4,000
being foreigners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
west Xlrulnia Items.

Especial telegram % tho Dispntch.l
CHARLEaION, MAY Extraordinarily was
celebrated here IN an elaborate manner,
nesrly all the posts IN the Valley pafticl>
pating. II was the biggest turnout ever
seen In this city on like occasion. A large
number OF men were IN line and the services
ut the cemetery were very impressive.
Sheriff l. II. Ewart, VI this county. was
married this morning at O'Clock TO Mrs.
T. va J. kye. by Rev. John Martin, OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South. Nearly
all the county ilicials and number OF other
friends were present. They ieit for ClDcin.
natl about an hour afterwards on their bridal
lOuT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
RntIrond Wreck.

IBy teIogrAph 70 No DIsDsHh.I
LOUISVILLE, Mgy 3).-A railroad wreck
occurred three miles from here yesterday on
the Louisville and Nashville railroad, In
which Engineer Quinn wss killed. Fireman
Richard ION and Brakeman Farley were IA
tally iujured. The engine boiler exploded.
Twcnty.one irelgnt-cars were demolished.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
JerOun e-E'ark Races.
rBy telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.i

10y VVIVH 1uI'I " 7tI" "''F"V-II'I
NEW YORK, May 30.-First race-three
quarters OF a mlle--Patroeles won; Black.
thorne second, Donald third. Time, l:2l.
second race-one mile-Prodigl won
Bess second, Billy Brown third. Time,
1:4St.
Third race-mlle and three siXteenths-Le
loROs won; BlithesOme second. Time, 2;l33.
Fourth race-half milc-Carnot won; Hec.
tor second, Sorirre third. Time, 523 Sec
OndS.
Fifth rsce-One mile-Letretia won; Gre
nader second, Nellie Il third. Time i:493
Sixth race--iull steeple course Jim Nc.
GOwau won; John Henry second. West
morcand third. Time, 5:l9. Mutuals paid
S35. John Henry raid 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
EDUCATIONAL
CONSERVATORY

NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY
IN or MUSIC, Boston, Mas The LARGEST
and Bksf-EQufPPEDi Ia ne world. 100 tnsaac-
tors. s12 students last year. thorough issirus-
tioa In Vocal and Instrumental MUSIC Piano
ana Osgan fgning, Fine ArtA, Oralo<y, utsrar
turo. French. German. and Italian Language
English Branches. aymnasric-, etc. Tuition, -
10 tsS: board aud room. with steam heal AID
electric lighs, a. 20 $40 per week FALL fAhH
BkGIN< SgrfEMBER Is, fsss. For illustrated
calendar, givtng full inform alton. address 4
TouhJEK, Director, Franxiin s1asre. bcs.on,
Mass my sl-oodsn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
Deafhstn DanyiIIe.

Special telegram 10 inc Dspatch.l
DANvuLE, Va, MAY 30. Two Of the Oldest
innabtouls OF this city died to-day. Mrs.
Charlotte Clayton Lcftwich, mother Of Mrs.
John K. Pace, died at the residence OF Mir.
Pace this morning; aged eighty.siX. She
Was formerly a resident Of Bedford county.
This afternoon Major W, d. Bethel passed
away. Major Bethel was one OF the wealth
lest men in Danvlle. and was for long time
q large stakeholder IN the Planters National
E4uk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31

rained slightly In the morning. but clesret
or nicely about noon. A parade took plscA
In the morning in which the regular troops,
District militia, and Grand Army partici-
pated. The attendance at the Arlington
Soldiers Home and other cemeteries was
good and the exercises we're OF the usual inn
pressi7e character.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
Took Laudanum IN WbisEey aud
T{pH-

Special telegram 20 tho Dspatch.l
SrArNr0N. Va. Mag 80. james VI. Carter.
aged obout fifty years, harncss-maker,
wlosc stand is on Greenyile avenue, died
this morning, after taking laudanum IN wbs-
key. lie bad been drinking constantly FOR
some days. He wa. at bis place Of business
when he TOOK the poison, bat Immediately
went 70 bis house and Informed bis wife OF
ihr nct. a physician was sent for, but bis
c,-c $50, hopeless. lie died I'm the forenoon,
All ucoical ,iTorts failing TO check the effects
% the poison. There was no inquest. He
was a native Of Cumberland county, and
hurried a Miss Tsylor here in 1870. lie
leave. no children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
p,ens,or, With nt. Revolver.

tBy Anglo American cable 70 mo pispa'ch'l
P.Rrs. Nav 30-A number OF Anarchists
invaded The office OF the lntransigednt last
night and threatened n. Rocbe'ort, It's ed
jtor. with violence unless be spologized for
an offensive article which had appeared IN
bis paper, N. Rocheioft drew revolver
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31

TTVVTIaI TVTVkT IN " ~" I7I5TN'VIII
WEST POM, Va, May 3O-Ihomss p.
Baby, Esq, rs attorney for the owners,
sold the Grove Hotel property. of this place,
to-day for Sll.j0o Moran Treat, Esq,
bought the property for himself and friends.
A petition for another l0ca-option cleo
lion hts been presented to the County Judge
by the ''wcts." 90 inspection 1t proved
not to haye the names Of the requisite num-
Der OF legal voters, and the Judge declined
TO act,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
nye2n
MONTGOMERY WHITE SUI

MONTGOMERY COUNTY. VA.
GEORGE W. FAGG 3 Co, PKOYRiEroHs
Up. LoSdLEY, Cashier. late % 81 James Hotel.
New Orleans;
J. wIrxISs IFE. MANAGER. late o. 81 james Ho-
Tel, Jacksonville. Ria. .
THIS popular resort will be open JUNK ], lhSs.
A nRrrOw-gauge railroad one aR1 three quarter
miles connects the springs with the Norfolk ana
Western rsilrosi AZ Big Tunnel Connection
made with oil trains. Send for c.nculsrs.
my N-9rn