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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
IN HIS OWN BEHALF.
DR.. Mellow says He Killed Captain Dawson
in Self-Defence.


CHARLESTON. :. c.. june 26.--Dr. Mellow
was put on the stand this morning ~ the
Dawson case. lie presented a haggGrd ap-
pearaucc and gave evasiye answers to all
questions His story, briefly, was that
Captain Dawson came into his Office and
said that he bad come 10 expostuate with
him (McDOW) against ms attentions 10 the
French maid and 10 forbid has coming
on his (Dawson's) premises again. mellow
replica'and called Dawson add scoundreI
and ordered him out of his office when
Dawson struck him on the head with ms
cane and he shot Dawson. As Dawson
fell. exclaiming You have killed me.
Mellow replied, Yes, d-n YOU, have.
You came here 10 Kill me and have killed
YOU" After killing Dawson, Mellow
dragged his body 10 the closet under the
stairway and tried TO bury II, but finding
that he could not do it, dragged his body
back 10 the Office and laid it out, after
which he wiped the blood of with towel,
brushed his clothes, and then surrendered
himself 10 policeman. ,,.
DIR. Mellow told the story OF his killing
Captain Dawson twice to-day-once on d.
rect and again on crOss-exanlnatlon. lie
was on the stand for two hours and was AS
white as a sheet when he began 20 testify,
but before fis story had half been told he
became perfectly cool and apparently I'M
concerned. In all his recital of the details
of the tragedy he was led by his counsel,
JudRe McGrath, and testified to just what
his counsel wished. There were several
spats between the counsel for the State and
defence ~ TO the character Of the examlna--
ton, but the Court generally sustained
defence. DR.. Mellow said that Captain
Dawson came TO his Office, rang the bell,
and was admitted by him. Dawson, he testi-
fed. was domineering in his demeanor and
he warned him that he must not speak to
the French girl again or come upon his
premises. Mellow replied that he would
sneak to her whenever he chose and until
lac Oawson) could show his authority for
forbidding him 20 speak TO her. That
Dawson then said 10 witness that
he would publish him in the papers,
whereupon he (MeDow) denounced him
as an Internal scouadrel and ordered
him out of his office. Upon this Dawson
struck him on the head with his walking
cane and followed ii up with two blows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
by telegraph TO the Dispach.l

JoHNsTowN. June 26-Acting Surgeon
Foster. of the Fourteenth regiment and
laboring camps, reported this morning that
within the last twenty-four hours forty
nine laborers were taken seriously sick
with symptoms OF typhoid fever. Many of
them were sent home and others are being
cared for in the hospital. Local physicians,
many of them sufferers by the food, have
sent representative TO General Hastings
protesting against the presence here OF
Red and Yellow Gross physicians, who are
caring for all the sick to the financial dis;
Hastings refused 10 act in the case.
The river channel above the railroad
bridge was for the first time opened this
morning after five heavy blasts had been
DISCHARGED.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
Situation Unchanged.

TIIF w % % 0tIV IN I'LL
NV York, June 26.-Ihe steamer Prince
Wilhelm. from Port an Prince, arrived
here to-day. Among her passengers are
several friends of Lcgitime, including
General la Forest, the Military Governor
of Port an Prince, Herard, aud Huttnot;
also, Mr.. Preston son OF Minister Preston.
They gave no information concerning the
state Of affairs at Port an Prince. except
ing that no change had taken place since
the last repOrt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
WEST POlNT.
\ brilliant INTERPRETATIONS victory
Local Option.
lsnecLnl telerraE1 Do Ihe Dlspatch.l

Especial teleCrat9 10 me bi7pa'gu.l
Wrsr POM. VA, June 26.-One of the
most brilliant marriages ever witnessed IN
West Point was that of Mr.. T. n. hchard-
son, one of our most popular young men,
IN NIss Lillian Lindsay, the handsome and
ACCOMPLISHED ~ daughter Of Mr.. A. l.. Lind
cav which took place to-day. The cere-
mong was performed at the Episcopal
church. Rev. j. G.. bowman, OF Rich;
moud' officiating. The bride was dressed
IN Whit. The church was handsomely deco
rated with flowers, and the ceremony was
most impressive. The couple left on the
Baltimore steamer this afternoon Tor
bridal rip of about ten days d9rstion.
Fso as postmaster here is regarded rs
victory for Malone. The ants were push
local-option election is to be held here
Tomorrow. Both sides are confident.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
BEDFORD COUNTY NEWS.
4 Damage Case Compromised-Death OF
old Citizens.
,Snecisl telegram 10 the DispAtchJ

b
LYNcHruBG, Va. June 25.-At special
term Of the Bedford Circuit Court to-day
h.l for tho purpose of irving the case Of
Nays rs. the Norfolk and Western railroad
for 500 900 damages. the case was compro-
missed after the evidence of the first WIT
ness at 900. MAYS was fireman Of the
engine In the terrible collision near
Goodies Crossing. about a year ago, and
was badly injured by jumping from the
tram.
William Witt. of Bedford county, living
near Wade's. fen IRON his horse few days
400 and died before assistance could rcach
hm. Tie was seycuty-hve years OF age.
John Bower Is respected citizen OF Bed
ford. died near Bellevue Saturday last
aged elghtv-9IN.
The Cerk of Bedford county has given
notice to the supervisors that on the 30 OF
AUGUST they win have 20 consider the ques-
ton whether line fence Is lawful fence
AGAINST swine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
Injured on the Rail.

GAIIATIN, TENN., June ga terrible ac-
cident occurred this morning at Bledsoe,
on the Chesapeake and Nashville railroad,
running from Gallatin TO Scottsville, Ky.
The passenger train due in Gallatin at IL
O'Clock jumped the track and the passen-
ger and baggage-cars went down about
sixty feet. About eight persons were seri-
ously injured and several children were
more or less hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
Acquitted of Murder.

10y T0I7EI aVl % 100 IIsWaITH'I
ALEXANDRA, Va, June pa special from
Warrentou 10 the Gcz,tc says: in the
County Court to-day Lieutenant Edward
Palmer Turner, who was On Monday last
indicted 10y the grand jury for voluntary
manslaughter in killing his brother-in-law.
Robert f. Turner, near The Plains. on the
9th instant, was acquitted. No additional
facts were presented during the trial"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
LEXINGTON.
Personal NotoS-A Long bonneville ".
". /. mi-CentenniaI.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
JUNE &c. 1889.
Miss Mildred Lee IS here. the guest Of her
brother General g. ". c. Lee. General
Lee viii spend his vacation at tho seashore
aud az the mountain summer resorts.
Professor David c. Humphreys, of Wash
iugton and Lee University faculty, with
his wife VII spend the summer nSt. Louis.
!. y. LaCkey. an English gentleman. with
his family is here looking for location for
ava English colony. He travels IN a private
rig. and comes al the way from Iallahas-
see, Fla. and goes from here north TO
Canada 90 spend the summer, returning in
the fall.
just before the Hon. J. r. Tucker was
elected full professor IN the law faculty
i'm Washington and Lee University last
week hc received fatteriug offer from the
University of Virginia through an authO-
rized agent Of that institution rs am in
formed by prominent gentleman, but de-
clred it.
The local committee Of the alumni Of
the Virginia Military Institute who have
I'M charge the reception aud assignment Of
the old cadets who viii attend the semi
centennial consists of Colonel Edmund
P-udletou chairman, Major L. II. smith,
W. T. Shields. g. ID. Lctchcr, Colonies
Nichols. Patton. Sermes, and Lyle, Cap
tains Tucker. HUBBARD. DOle-. and Milton,
of the faculty, and Dr. j. II. Campbell,
John 5. White. and p. Is. ScmmcS, citizens.
This committee VIII register all arrivals,
receive them and assign quarters, and see
that all are properly cared for.
The Board of Visitors of the Virginia
Military Institute met IN the library of the
institute THIS morning and were received
with ID salute of seventeen guns by the bat
torv. the corps of cadets, the military staff,
and the academic staff. The members Of
tho board present were Mr.. s II. Letcher
Ire-lleutI General James Mcdonald, Dr..
John f.. Buchanan, Major Marshall Hanger,
Mr. ". VI. White, MAJOR Peter J. Otey,
Colonel Cary breckenridge and Hon. j. A..
buchanan The business to-day was ron
tue The annual report of the Superin-
teuiout UllI be- presented and considered
tomorrow.
III Schou was LODGED in jail tonight
charged with an attempt 10 burn ms store
90 Coi.Iorstowu TO secure the insurance
held IN the Eockbridgc Mutual Insurance
f'.Uf.4ut
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27

limit western eks0Kc, net Trsde Is only
moderately active. Arrivals. f.u5 sgainst 500
for last week.
CIayemoni Lfre-S'c>k YardA -Reccipu this
week 24e3 head, against 36l2 head last vsoL
Fair 20 good selling al ~ roUghs 81 n. Fsceipts
Of sheep 1877 head. sheep seiling from 2 tos1a
Lambs selling from 5 10 CSC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27

10y IeIeBfApn % Iuo UIspaVcNI
CHICAGO. June pa special from Tus-
can. 4. T.. says The press of the entire
Territory is up in arms against the PROPOSE
ton 10 remove Geronimo and his Apache
murderers from the East TO Arizona. The
people all stand by General Aliles's policy,
which has gwen the Territory peace for
three years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
RLcHMOND ToBAccO MARKET.

JUNE 26. lSS9
Offered, 70 packages; ~ sun-curei. Highest
S3i. lowest, fl.l0; average, sGss. Taken In,
package Market firm and bidding spirited On
s0me. New brights are being freely sampled.
bur very few sales are reported. Several small
lots Of inner grade Old Wrappers and few old
cutters changed hands to-day. In darks there
was no special movement and rathor d1ll sales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
a BRILLIANT METEOR
mllne.sed by the People of Petersburg.

Especial telegram 70 the DispaVh'l
PETERSBURG, Va, June pa large and
very brilliant meteor was seen mere to-
night. Its starting point was near the
zenith and its course nearly east !. gave
=. ae yery bright red light and exploded with
Io.,,i;ful effect lust before reaching the
Lor;1on It's distance, however, was too
Great ore for any report TO be heard, The IL
as tho meteor passed was 80
.oarked rs 10 attract attention everywhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
Damage to the Pennsylvania Railroad.
fRx taiepranh 70 tina DisDat,h

PHILADELPHIA, June 26.-The Board of
Directors of the Pennsylvania railroad to-
day held their first meeting since the re-
cent floods which did so much damage to
lines owned aud operated by that COM
.pany. The reports in detail were present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
\ statue to the Founder of DearMute


WASHINGTON, June 26.-The statue In
memory of the late DR.. Gallaudet. founder
of deaf-mute education in America, WIS
unveiled to-day at Kendall Green, i'm this
city. the seat of the National Deaf-Mufe
College. The statue WAS erected by means
If subscriptions of the deaf-nutes of the
country q. % tribute To- their great hene-
factor. 4 pretty feature was the unveil-
ing of the ssatue 10y two grandchildren Of
DR.. Gallaudet and It's acceptance by sou
Of the dead man, who is president of tho
college. The commencement exercises OF
the college were held to-day and couycn-
tion of the deaf-mutes also began. The
convention instructed its president 10 send
% message of coincidence % the family Of
Mrs Havog
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
Assigned.
Try telerranh 10 the pispateh.i


ST. PAUL MINI, June 26.-One Of the
greatest failures in the history of the North
west occurred to-day, the Eureka Improve
ment Company, of this city, making an as
sienment. with liabilities between 600, 600
and 81, 900, 900. Assets have not been esti-
mated
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
Out on a Strike.
Try telegraph TO the DisRAtch.l

PITTSBURGH, PA, June 2G.-At q conven-
ten Of railroad miners Of the Pittsburgh
district il was stated that 1900 miners were
out on strike against the company store
system.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27

lBS telegram 70 tho pispatch.l

PHILADELPHIA, June 26.-John T. Robbins
and Henry r. Hall, trading under the firm
name of s. Robbins Il Son, iron and steel
manufacturers. Beach and Vienna streets,
this city. failed to-day. Liabilities are said
10 be Sl2O .OOO and assets So OO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
POslDOned.
V"N T4VHNNs
.elegraph 10 the Dispatch.i

NEW LONDON. Conn, June 26-The Har-
vard-C Columbia freshmen race which WAS 10
have been rowed tonight has been post
poned until p NJ. tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.


NV YORK, June 25.-Cotton quiet; Gales. 75i
bales: uplsnds. 10 lj-l6oc.; Or tcsns, n $40. (:
nel receipts, $40 bales; exports-to Great bfi-
tam, 3l2 bales: 10 tho Continent 100 bales;
STOCK. 2)s,,s3i balea southern 1our nrmer.
Whest-Spot nrm; No. red. So as6kc; op-
Hons unusually active. chlscy In turning con
tracts 70 late months. advanced aiIc-. closing
7.aii.c over yesterday. and nrm; No. 2 red,
June, IS. July and August, s5Ac.: septem-
her. o6Sc. CouI-Spot steadier: No. Z, tfc.: OPP
Hons more active and sasc. l0wor; June. %.
July. 81. as2sc. August f2%s42 iS-i6o. Oats
spot easier: options steaiy: June, Ska2ssc.
July. 2SknE9Ac.; No. >. spo. rkc., miIcd
western. 26s0l-. Hops sfeady. Coffc~-Options
closed barely stesdy; June, fi3y)ssia50. July.
f!1f0aSl&6j. spot kio insctiVe. islr cUgoes.
1854 sugsr--k Raw quiet sad firm: fair rranio z,
&C.: cenuifugals. yrtesi, khc. 10 sales: re-
nued nrm AMI IN fair demand. No asses-For-
eign strong, t0-tosL &C. New Orleans quiet
Open-ketfle. good - fancy. Zesf6-. Rice steady
R1d quiet Petroleum quiet: refined hero. Z. Do.
COftnn-seod OH weak AMI dun. Rosin steady
aud quiet 1urpcntine sicsiy and quiet A. 81 "a
}s,. Hides quiet and steady. Wool In demand
and lrm dOulrsrc fleece. 32s3s. pulled. ga
t0c. Texas. iia2}r, porE steady. Beoi i0s,-
I've Cut meats firm. Niidles jan: short
clear ti36. Lard highor and strong: western
steam. Se92s as; opuons-July. 81 ~st -;
Angus, t5.JsasDoj. frelgh's him, cotton, ID.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. June % Cash quotations were:
Flour nrui and unchanged. 80. , spring and
No. rod wheat. Siaslc No. corn. 3isc. No.
oate, 29s,ag2ac. McrsporA. SlL9,atL Lard.
iG62N. Sborf-rib~. ffatG fl; shoulders. SKA
f531E short-clear f6ZlafaGh. NhisSoy, tl.O1
Ihelesdiug tAtuIes rsugst as follows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27

wequote. Flus. 81 j0ss275 supsr1ae. f273A
f3.5: ezra s. 5Jasl55: family, t4AsL5J pAseai
ismlly, cO4ntry, sL7jsflD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
MARKET REPORTS,
AND IN CONNECTION HEREWITH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS.
Daily Reports from Both Boards-Cotton,
Grain, Flour, and Other Quotations.
rBy telegraph 10 he pispatcn.l

- wAsHINGToS. June 2s-For Virginia
liar isnd North Carolina. fair. preceded By
Jlight rain on The coast, slightly warmer,
sOutherly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27

Charles J. Bonaparte. Of Baltimore. will
deliver the Grafton 40 the celebration Of the
founding of the Archdiocese Of Baltimore.
M Bay Ridge, Md. on July llth. That
date also marks the ceuteluIl anniversary
of the establishment OF tue Catholic
Hierarchy Of the United state,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
ALUMNI DAY.
:, Osr OF THE SESSION AT THE UNI
VERSlTY or VIRGINIA.
shc Address OF ZION. Henry r. Kent
speech from Governor Lec-The
Alumni l.unch.
.e.....1 ,nl,rr,m % the ni,natonl

.. .. Vol aS the desire 60 SEQ Governor
r.. Virginia. and Governor Watts. az
t...rl. had the ,dcyt ~ filing Che hall
galleries sometime before thecNcrciscs
..r James Rawlings chaplain 10 tho
r..-.tv op,uc,t the exercises with
AZ. nc delivery Of the certificates Of
.r.y Professor William VI. Thornton,
..u ot the faculty, dclvcped the al
to Che graduates m the acadcmicgl
>.t followed DE awarding q The pro
degrees, Bachelors Of Law and
ae delivery Of She degree Of
|- 90 Ar, ard other academic de-
f.- Thornton introduced Hon. J. J.
. lreoeuc hshurr. tac rector If
.-~ltF. Who Iu few Wcil-choscn
delivered the dccrceof Master Of
hvo happy recipients.
-ar Ts-Ioy CLOSED.
.,-aau ot thc faculty then, in The
t.r Board 90 Visitors and tho
.ourrod thc session ~ 1Ss, $50
formally turned over the hall
t.. -tt oi Alumni. introducing Rev.
't1io. OF Greenwood. Va as
c oficor.
..vllle. with a few happy re-
..r.lucr3 the orator Of the day,
t...s ....-.
..rf'~ address WAS We'll received hy
N'-' pms ''.ulN .'sP'
I'l.1' l.A On ,"' S"'. ~ "a 'o -i o..
''..'' '7''''l ''''' 4'' ''
- 'tf'""''
,ul KrN1's AnpBHss.
. E.-.'. fheuo MAS a Pic, for "a
......,.s pa,,la and 81 Stronger NJ
~..--t So S-,r+ir- out v,i.h fbe a--
t.st ttrs VAS an Anelo.Sayon ciri-
20. l. reviewed repillv what the An
~.. ,..r'. had don. for ti, cause
-.....,--. lshe~tv and entered
--.t..-t' AGAINST fostir,., This comm
..,.....,. .--.rrd far tli,. ,.,r-t ', r,,-
It., ..-.-... -l,, loan "a { ..u away g..
...t .r- nose ebo come wir8
,.-r..,-. Fl. h,couo American i'm
... ... --.r.r IN f.rftfviur his ucsi-
' r.i'ii' ID l.' Ah''tAIo,9 'H,-
nam r...,,.d .,e 6eath sentenc.
,-..,f ~, credit al 0tr country
...-t.,,.. ~ t,..t ruru1er,,,., bornupon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
GRAIN AND corrON EXCHANGE.
OFFERINGS.

OFFERINGS.
NHEAT--52 bushels.
CORH.-l.26 bushels.
kYg.-sl bushels.
SALES sEpOgPgD ~ SECRETARY
WHEAr.-Shortborry 50 bushels very good
(nesl at95c.
tOBS.-Nhite. p bushels good al 4lc.; lOs
bu.la 3 common az 4),.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
nEArHta.

ANDFRsOS.-Dioi. ~ tho residence ~ r II.
Brorken borough, Rckbridge county, Va, Juus
25ih a. 39O a. ". ~ cnolera-iiilntum, DOkO~
THEA SpOTSWOOD. infant dAu. inter ~ T. T.
Anderson: aged two months and thir.een days.
BLAIR.-Died. juno u iS-9 NORMAN VIII
Hanson. infant son 81 Joseph VI. AMI The
late Norma ". Blair aged four months sud SIX
teen 1ays
Funeral from the house. SO. l.s south First
street, THIS MORNING Al u o'clock.
BRAUER-Died yesterday afternoon az 22O
O'Clock, ~ tLo rcsidcIce 4 her parent, ~ north
Nineteenth street. hk->lE. i4fGnt child u
Charles L. ana Mary Etsa Braucrs aged twenty
day.
burial services az tho grave ,-hockoe Hiu
cemetery THIS AFTERNOON ~ 4 O'clock
Friends II tie family lnylisd 20 attend.
DU yAL-Died. juno ~, 1879. aitis residence,
IN GOoch and county. SAMUEL :. DJ VAL, in
the seventy third year OF his ago.
FOLEY.-Dlod. Tuesday. az 10 o'clock p. NJ,
June ., 1883. al the residence Of bis parents, SO
Bclyidero street. WILLIAM T., infsrs son %
Michael aud Hannah Foley aged seven nonth@
Tho funeral Will take place from tho Sacred
Heart church THURSDAY. Z1tb. az O'Clock T.
NJ. Friends aud relatives inyt.od 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27

LONDON. June 26.-The Nalkyrie is being
lowed 10 Clyde. She viii start for America
about the beginning Of August
WILL NOT BE REPRESENTED.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
PEANUT MARKET
-L--.---.--I L. IL. -lL..-.- L


10y teleSi4ph tv tup biai1l'lAl
INpIAsApoLIs. june Is. The supreme
Court yesterday rendered a decision 10 the
effect that license TO eel liquor Is not
contract, but a special tax.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
NorE(

The following fourth-class postmasters
for Virginia were appointed to-day; y. ] p.
BARLEY, Golddale, Orange county. r,ce D..
II. Swift: G.. r. Bcales. MoTsonyIle,
Ioudoun county. rioa John Price; Lew o..
Cummings. Purcclluile. lout9un county,
rice James r. Jauucv; T.. Gates, Glen"ocd,
81. Croix county. rice ID. ". Woodward.
John :. Wise came over from Nev ork
to-day, and he, cx-Beprcsentatlye Libbey,
and cX-Rcprcseutatiye Brady conferred to-
gcther at the Epbltt House.
A Mississippi delegation, headed 10y cX-
Senator Bruce and f0urth-Auditor Lynch,
called ut the White House to-day and pre-
scented L. Mr.. Harrison an address adopted
at the meeting i'm Mississippi ON the 18th OF
June, setting forth the condition of the
nero race In the South and how they
shouldbe treated. The President todd his
visitors hat 10 was his purpose 10 secure n
possible equal justice and recognition toau
good citizens. and not 10 permit the ques-
ton OF race or color 90 De- considered.
job, Turner. of Virginia, Is one Of the
delegates 10 the Convention of the Asso-
citation of Deaf Mutes now in session In
this city.
John Callahan. of Virginia, il i'm the city.
James Burke and SaIhe Bell, both Of Az
lngton, Va, were married in the Supreme
Court room yesterday afternoon ny the
Rev. ID. ID. Baily.
W. T. Humphrey, If Richmond, is IN the
cirv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
uorsford's Acid Phosphate

TON DbNoANpAb'
II relieves the prostration and nervous
arrangement
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
COTTON KEPokE

Nhrket lrn.
QUOTATIONS.
DIpDLiHg. l0c.
Low AlDOLlN8. gAtc.
GOODORDInARY. SIC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
Funeral Notice.

Tho funeral OF Cosoael SnERwIN McRAR
will take place from the secCad Prssoytorian
church Rev Dr, hOgea) THU sSDAY APfBa-
SOON, June g7th, 81 o'clock. fneads sad
relatives are invited 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27

..n.Irg To- call from the audience
g.. r-.r Watts made q few remarks iol,
... r tlc iralu OF thought suggested
Governor Ice.
.-sr ts- close ~ the proceedings
ter NJ gertlemcn and ladies went on
i.. platform and spoke 20 the two GOV
D
'tr olr o. Ot Alumni met directly aiiet
close NJ the exercises in the hall 10
.l orator for the tual day ot the next
and ~ transact other business. Inc
l. tle absence Of the President was
..,l t9 ordT by Judge Grafton. OF StAuh-
Co.,.
ii0n jaime. J.. Gordon of Charlottesville,
elected Dy acciamaton as the orator
itr next commencement.
among other business transacted was the
..ng ~ the names o. the members OF
society who have died during the past
.ar, ord the passage Of resolutions whlch
provided Tor the annual meeting OF the
o. .lni ut Washington. ID. c., as well as at
'.. { arScrsity. 4 committee was also APP
i9afrd 70 set on foot measures for the
erection Of d suitable building at the I'M
Nia.iT for the use 81 the alumni. Inc
lcty then adjourned 10 the library,
N4'rc the annual luncheon was spread,
ana The occasion vas quite enjoyable, anu
iftr'& tO4sts were responded 70.
The Miller agricultural scholarship OF
c University was awarded % Mr.. Jgbh
~. I1nsleY. 81 Charlottesville. llllS
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-03-16
Captured by Cupid.

New York, March lathe Worlds
Ottawa, Ont, special says Those who
profess to know, and in fact should
know all about it, were considerably
amused at Gov Hills denial of the
statement Of his engagement to Miss
Hotchkiss, daughter of United States
Consul Hotchkiss at the American
capital. The young lady herself luagh.
ed heartily when she read the telegram
from New York, which appeared in
the local papers here. The governor
frowned slightly when questioned
about the alleged engagement SIT
is empty as air and is all bosh." There
seems to be little doubt that the gov.
ernor has lost his heart and has Sc
cured another in return. The cores
pondent is In position to say that
the popular governor of New York is
engaged to . charming and brilliant
young lady, who during her short resi-
dence in Ottawa, has won for herself
hosts of friends who will regret her
departure.