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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
A NATIONAL SHAME.
THE UNFINISHED MONUMENT TO THE
MOTHER OF WASHINGTON.
Corn cr-stonc Laid fifts-six Years Ago
Memorial TO Congratulations rom
the Mayor OF Fredericksburg
and Judge scner.
rsKpnrcxspuRa, Va, Sept. 3, 1889.

60 ne Editor Of ne RsDdtoa'
A recent correspondent in the Dispatch
Oh. b. NJ, in writing OF the unfinished
Nary Washington monument, says WIZ
not some friendly pens come IN 70 Suggest
Tho best plan for the revival of tins too
lonr.neciectcd work." AS pertinent TO
This object enclose you for publication a
"Momorial" to Congress dated February
10. 1854. from the then Mayor and CounclI
of fredericksburg, which was presented by
The Hon. Judge James b. Sener, the repre-
sentative from this district, and also let
Ger from Judge .Sener. written nj my re-
quest. giving full information in regard 20
the monument 90 date. Just before the
late centennial celebration Of the inangu-
ration Of Washington in New YORK mum
Der Of patriotic citizens OF New YORK, IN
GLIDING a grandson OF the late Silas r..
Burrows (whO WAS auxiour 70 see the mon
ument finished which WAS commenced by
his crandfather), wrote me in regard 10 IL
and / forwarded them copies Of tho. papers
now enclosed TO You, IN answer TO thelr ln-
ouiries. and they all conceded with me IN
thinking that as Congress had the matter
in hand another opportunity should be al
forded IL to finish its half-cOmpieted Work,
and which if not promptly done at IT'S next
meeting will be a lasting Disgrace both 10
IL and our whole country. All honor 10 the
Senate for their prompt and unanimous
action in passing the appropriation on
S20.O las recommended by the commit
tee) at two different sessions.
A. Z. ROVE, Mayor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
Reply to EnquIrer.

In reply 10 your correspondent En-
uuirer bee leave 20 say that IN the fall
Of the year 1871 had occasion TO purchase
q copy Of "Riego" from Randolph 4 Eng
iish, when the senior Of this firm informed
lne that Judge John Robertson had come
into bis store ono day shortly before my
;ts author. Mr.. Randolph confessed his
surprise, for he had been OF the opinion
that mono Othor than Gustayus A. Myers
wrote IL. Bearing in mind the informa-
ton of Mir. Randolph i was glad 70 light
tpon the following toast proposed at a
banquet in Richmond by John Robert
eonJ on the Fourth Of July, 1924 (see
Richmond Enquirer Of the sth July en-
suing,
dhe Murdered Riego; The dark malice
Of Che tyrant could not obscure the blaze
a. lis fame Tie glory OF his life 10 bis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
AN OUTLAW CAPTURED.
He viii BE Tried for Numbering Henry
Charles.
tBy telegraph TO the Dlspatch.l

SAY Francisco, September IA Los
Angeles special gives an account OF the
capture yesterday afternoon Of Sylestero
Morales. an outlaw. who has for some time
terrorizod certain sections Of the southern
part of this State.
Morales was seen to emerge from the
brush near the head Of Alamitos bay by
Constable Wilson, of Ocean Side, and two
deputies. They covered him with their
rifles rs he was stopping to wash his hands
in the waters of the bay, and made him
their prisoner. Near by in the brush was
Morales abducted from her home about a
month ago, and vino has since accompanied
him i'll his iourneys-he refuses to state
whether willingly or not. The couple were
taken t. San Luis Rey, where the giIl will
be restored TO her parents, and Morales
will be held to answer on the charge Of re-
Gently numbering the wealthy Henry
Charles
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
CROP BULLETIN.

The weeklv weather crop bulletin Of the
North Carolina experiment station and
weather service for the week ending to-
night saws: Reports OF correspondents
show that there has been marked de
ficicncv in rainfall The average tempera-
ture and amount OF sunshine during the
week Is fully % per cent. Correspondents
report that the weather has been very IA
vorablo to the CROPS and farming opera
tions Of all kinds The deficiency of rain
fall has especially benefited cotton, TX
ccpt in some counties Of tie west
crn district, where dry weather has
continued longer and rain Is much needed.
The only rains reported during the week
occurred in the western part of the state.
where they were certainly required. The
cotton-woim has appeared in some places,
but not generally. Cool nights. with heavy
dews have been very beneficial 10 the to-
bacco crop. while bright days have been
favorable Tor cutting and curing in some
places. Curings are reported very fine and
bright. with more body. Other crops are
generally doing well. Saving Of fodder has
been greatly facilitated. Farmers have
had busy week aud are very sanguine:
Indications seem to be for continued good
weather
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
uhe Electric Light at Thirty-tlrst and
Clay streets.

70 he Editor Of TIE DiSpG'ch:
A short time since. by direction of the
Committee on Light. the electric apparatus
for months past doing duty IN front Of the
recently vacated building used as United
States pOst-office was removed and placed
at the corner of Thirty-frst and Clay
streets. Church Hill. Tho need for 1t at
thai place 20 protect the lives and limbs
of the citizens living thereabOut or passing
70 and from was imperative, or the proJet
of 40 doing would not have commented
itself TO the favorable consideration of the
Council. Instead of cutters there are
bitches on both sides OF Clay street from
Thfrtieth 10 Thirt y-hrst streets, rendering
locomotion at night both dangerous and
uncomfortable, and Marshall street, near
by, il crossed by or skirted with gully
over ten feet deep and into which the
unsuSpicious chizen could very easily
fall aud break his neck. Business
people pass those points morning and
night, and scores Of them do so daily. The
city has been receiving taxes on property
In this vicinity for over thirty years past,
while very little has ever been done for
them in the way of improvement. Sons
of this little II has been suggested 10 re-
move. At the last meeting Of the City
Council % member rose and offered "a resO-
iuiion for the removal Of the electric light,
stating in support OF his suggestion that IL
only gave light 10 corn-held. &c. Some
very good citizens live in or near tho same
corn-held aud may pay taxes. too. The
East End of the city does not feel in the
humor 70 beg from the city that which in
such largo measure is SO graciOusy ac-
corded by city fathers 10 che more-fayored
but not hess deserving West End. City ia
theirs should know this. I. Z. l..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
A BATTLE FOR A PRISONER.
A Mob Attempts to Take n Criminal and
Lynch Him.
fBy telegraph to tho Dlspa;ch.l

WICHITA, KAN, September 7.--Yesterday
afternoon, a. the Sheriff of Butler county
was taking Robert SNYDER, who, about a
in-law. 10 the courthouse for a prelimi-
nary hearing, a mob formed and made a
rush for the prisoner with the intention of
lynching him. A number of deputies
we're with the Sheriff, and a pitched battle
ensued, which resulted disasirously Tor
the lynchers. No one was killed, but Sny-
der was struck on the shoulder with bull
let. The Sheriff finally ran the prisoner
into the courthouse, where no now IA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08

own; she ignominys Of his death rests on
his royal murderer" -, =, ,,,-
The drama OF Riego Is creditable Viz
GINA production. Tho ruggedness OF the
verse may be in the eyes Of some merit
not In mine. The manner Is like that OF
Joanna Baltic or John Sogan, whose run
nymede was SO great n favorite with Gov
cTnor Wise. There are some fine passages
In Riego which will bear comparison with
the best in Ruunymede. There are, besidea,
aome musical couplets in the Vlrginlans
drama which show that his car was tneiy
attuned 10 the harmonics Of verse, Dona
Theresa laments tho fate OF Rlego, her hus-
band. who goes TO his doom, in tile follow
inc solilOquy;
",rwas ever thus An, happiness az boat
shoots IKE METEOR DER tho the human Dreast I,
But Yesterday the sun OF Joy rose Coy
As Tint which horaldod my bridal day.
Ia swift pursuit the night OF woe bath come
TO c,st q or earth the shadows OF the tOmp
Fears M my bosom of 80 dark hue,
No tnge despair can add, tho all drea1 provo
CHARLES NJ. WALLACE.
ANOTHER ANSWER.
Pjeqo. The Spanish Martyr. BY Judge JOHN
KoRERrsoS. l2mo. Paper. Richmond ::
Z. ID. BERNARD, Publisher. lsoo'
To he EitOr Of tte DisDdich:
The above slip answers the inquiry about
"Ricgo" in Sundays WsDG'ct.
This was rcp1ibhshcd by us for the Judge
soIue time between 1878 and 1880.
Respectfully,
j. w. RANDOLPH q ENGLISH.
STILL ANOTHER.
To he Editor Of the Dispatch:
The author Of Ricgo; or, The Spanish
MARTYR" was Judge John Robertson, OF
Virginia. The authorship was carefully
withheld during his lifetime.
Until known il was attributed by. some
10 n. p. Howard, Esq, the accomplished
classical scholar and lawyer. who persisted
by the disaster at the Capitol building
Auril 1870. y. ".
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
Republican Nominations-Third District
To ne Editor of he Dispatch:

TAzgwEIL @. H.. September s. 1889.
The county and senatorial Republican
Dickinson, Of Russell county, was elected
Temporary and permanent chairman.
There were several candidates for the
nomination in the senatorial convention,
or rather several aspirants--ali from Rus
sell county.
Charles r. Gore. Of Russell county, re-
ceiyed the nomination for the Senate.
In the County Convention John ".
Crockett. the present sheriff, received the
nomination for the House Of Delegates.
There is considerable disaffection in the
Republican ranks ia this county, but the
nomination Of Crockett is regarded as oil
on the troubled waters. IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
TWO FIRES IN DANVlLLE.
Little Damage DOne-Precinct Meetings.
fg2el1al telegram TO the Dispatchl

DASvuIE. VA, September 7.-Danyille
has been visited with two fires to-day. One
at sP. NJ. in a private residence on Green
street was extinguished with very slight
damage. Att o'clock a lamp exploded in
Williamson's Il Lipscomb's crockery store,
setting fire to goods. by prompt work, Of
the department the fire was eXtinguished
with damage not exceeding S2c0.
The precinct meetings III the county to-
day to elect delegates t. the County Demo-
cratic Convention were harmonious and
enthusiastic. Most of the delegations were
instructed to vote for W. +. Wilson for the
Legislature.
Sales OF tobacco stamps this week, $40,
204.6o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08

TRUSTEE'S SALE or VALUABLE
d HORSES, DELIYEaY- wAG1S, BrglY
hND Two SITS or BAkNEss.--As trustee =
IL. A. smith Co, AMI under no provision D.,
their deed. will sell at tbe Richmond Bazaar d,
SATURDAY. ssfrErsgR a,
their wef-knoun BLACK HORSE Gsyrv r
tho finest draurht animal in tiie state u gi,o.I.
lie IL perfectly true, Kind and gentle. ono .s. T,
kept lie ls not only slitcd for His Prescott H..
cupati0n % draJghi-Borso. Dut wouif r.. %. /.
hrst-class family carriage horse. aa he rar ,r
driven with perfect safety by 'siy or cr 4
"FANCk" - 20 vel tn0Wn IN rho city nat ur
announcement ttat hs IS fyr ss.s should l..
maud gOOd attendance of Uiiien, viii .nI
a, iho same time aDi pace POO lNtEI .l,r
DkiNiNG-UOk-E "Dlt X. grri Ir.. ar
with picaiy - spirit 0n1 gyoi spes1. lI-. ...
set OF WAGON Harness. maIs p. ,1rasare ,.-
"Nance," ono heavy pbiINEkt- NtsD'. Ir. .,
by u. -. saith a Co, ard ono PSI Dsf u.H.
Mss AL oKcele1f BUGGY.
This sale should command puhiIr sf'onf1-
THOMAS g.. b|lt. 4t &C.,.
Z. i. COOK. Salesman se -l.Ng..r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
WANr 40 BECOME sTUDKNTs.

Next week applicants for positions as
students in the State Agricultural and Me
chanical College will be examined in their
respective counties. Each county is enti-
tledao one student, with free tuition. The
county superintendent OF public instruc-
ton will conduct the examinations,
n Is sand that the Wilmington and VEL
don railway viii build frst-class road TO
the town OF Washington rin Paetolns, from
the nearest point on the Greenyille and
Scotland-Neck branch. The people Of
Washington propose to give the railway a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08

WANTED, 4 BOY FROM TWELVE
~ toGueen years Old tor on.re-B0rk. Adj
dress. IN own handwriting, o. T.. q. Dispatch
ON. SC s-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
4 rnRnrnY on RICHMOND.

A man named Leads is under arrest at
Greensboro on the charge OF forging a
check on Rand & ljarbee. of Richmond.
The Farmers Alliance Of Durham county
he. leased the Globe tobacco warehouse
at Durham and viii hereafter operate II.
A telephone line is to he constructed I'M
mediately between Raleigh and Durham.
Material is now ready.
Captain Silas Owens, a native OF west
Virginia, died near Littleton Gay or Two
AGO while on visit from Mississippi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
PROPOSALS.
COMMONWEALTH OFNHGISGA.(
OFFICR OP SUPP. % Pueblo PElNisi.
RlCHNOsD VA, Septcm Der .. lt,J.

COMMONWEALTH or NihGiNiA,l
OFFICE or SUPP. % PcBLIc PElNhl,
RICHMOND. Va, septcmner 2. lS'J. }
SFALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received At this once until
FRIDAY, sgyTENBgN - 1870
~ i2 o'clock NJ for furnishing for tho uso Of tho
Commonwealth TIE following papers;
I63 reams i6x22, q pounds, 20. LEDGER
STOCK. ...
STOCK. .-...
100 reams ssx0G, 30 pounds. No. ENGINE
SIZED FLAT WHITING.
100 reans iTx2s, y poundA
IS resms ifx22. ~ pouods.
10 reaIns I7xE2 20 ponds. GRANNY JAPA-
NE-E.
10 reams ike. % pounds, CRANES JAPA-
NB~E tBLtE.
80 reams 2xsS. so pounds, No NJ. y BOOK.
Tho right j. reserved by tnis Office OF ordering
a greater or less quantity Ok any OF the articles
specified ABOVE. rs the needs Of tho state may
REQUIRE, and the papers are 10 be furnished Ia
such lots aud 20 b. delivered az such place or
places In tho city OF Richmond Is the supertn-
tendent may dircct.
Bidders must nie samples with thetr Dida
Conirnct0rs viii DO required - ensor INTO
honda with security % be approve. BY the Sec
rcgary OF The Commonwealth, Ia q penaty
double the amount0i their contracts
he right Is reserved 70 reject any aad al
bids. J. II. OBANNON.
SO eeod6s superintendent Public Printing,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08

WANTED, 4 GOOD HOME WITH
w some nico family - assist in sewing and
hausekceple. References exchanged. Address
NlKGlNIA. Dipaica Once. city. soo2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
AFAcToRY FAILS.

The corner Of the Pedoe factory at Rock
incham. which was undermined bya strong
current which beat against 1t through q
broken dam, has fallen. The wall cracked
several hours before it fell. 1t viii prohhaa-
blv be two months before any. Of the mills
will resume operations-possibly longer.
4 large number Of hands are thrown ont
of employment, and many Of them are
seeking work. temporarily at least, IN other
mills ut different points.
The County Commissioners ot Mont
comerv will meet in extra session next
Monday to order m election for the sub
scription of S2j. 900 for completing the e.
tension of the Aberdeen and Albemarle
railroad from from West End TO Troy.
Spooner Harrison, of Halifax county,
has sold his large VINEYARDS lthe Garrett
end Weller farms) to Campbell y Lyon for
$4,000 cash.
The continuation Of the Tarboro', Rocky
MI. and WILLIAMSON road from the latter
point to Plymouth will be completed and
cars running in thirty days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
dcpat terminal facilities, and nights OF

II has been decided TO hold an agricultu-
raj fair at Clinton next month. Thore will
be sixteen fairs held IN the State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08

: To CORRESPOND

WANTED, TO CORRESPOND
w WITH PRACTIcING PHYSICIANS Win
a view Of having them locate in a ihickiy.popu-
lated section Of country. A good nelh LOT tno
right party. Address ALPHA. care Foetinas'or'
'"''N"' 80 Sit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08

Revenuc-Acent Yandmcn and Deputy
Marshal paA have destroyed an Illicit
brandy-distllery in the western part of
Burke county. 4 large posse Of deputies
left here at midnight last night on "a rad
after mooushiners in the territory south Of
here. where Wake, IIaTrctt, and Johnson
counties meet.
Iract-ayinc on ihc Cape Fear and Yad-
lin-Vallcy railroad has reached Moore's
creek. Thorc viii be but % short time be-
fore trains -will be running trough from
Wilmington to Mount Airy.
Rev. NJ. II. Moore has lecn tran 'ferrcd
from the North Carolina Methodist Con
ference to be stationed at Pueblo, Col
oradO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08

LNOR RENT, THAT DESIKABLY- "a
~ LOCATED DWELLING No. Gi0 east as
Leigh street Possession given October is- For
terms apply st No IL south fourteenth street
90 5-rh. snhTup
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08

WANTED, A YOUIH QUICh At
W FIGURES.
THAIUlNER BROTHERS.
sce-ft EiGu AMI Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
FOR BENT.
WARRANTED.
lee SeOl3ml

IL O Il il L n I. a
No. Q2l east Leigh street; 500 per annum.
No Coz csst Leigh street: $50 por annum.
No. 81 west Main street; $500 por annum.
No. 4l0 north Eightn street $3.50 per annuin.
No. 80 north 2.tn street: $50 per annum.
No. 1908 o street fl2 por month.
No. 2S4 . street: 81 per month.
No. 26l5 east clay street; $3.50 ner month.
No Cos north 9th street: SIS per month.
No. 1909 Taylor street; $3.50 per month
No e13 south Cherry street; 500 per aunum.
No. 70! south Laurel street; 500 por annum.
No l23 Reservoir street; $3.50 per month.
No. 2Gl1 cast clay street; SD per month.
No. 7Og Beverley street; sl3 per month
and SMALLER HOUSES in various localities.
Phone 53i JAMES b. ELAN.
Sc silt 1li3 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
DEATH PROM Az ASSAULT.

Lee Wilson, the white man who was bru-
toIlv assaulted near Henderson, in Vance
county, on the night Of the 3lst OF. August
last. died on day before yesterday from the
effects Of the assault. Warrants are Is
sued against ]. NJ. Caudle and Charles Will
son. white men. charging them with having
committed tho assault. They have both
fed. They will be outlawed. Robert Ma
cum. another white man who was thought
al first to be implicated in the crime, VIII
fair has created great excitement in Vance
county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
-rANTED RYAGRADTTATF WHO

w has had experience 10 teaching. SITUA-
TON AS VISITING TEACHER In q school or
family. Teaches English, Mathematics. Latin
French, and Music. Address Miss g.. Dspdtch
ofice. Richmond, Va su &-su4t'
4 GENTS SHOULD WRITE FOR
IA illustrated circular, terms. and two weeks
trial OF MISSOURI WASHER. Washes dirllest
clothes by hot steam without rubbing. Easily
sold aud profitable. J. WORTH. 81 neekman
street. New York j. aNoulJt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
SUCCESSFULLY PASSED.

Young McKethan, of the Third district,
and Bagley, of the Fourth district have
successfully passed ri their examinations
at tho Naval Academy. Ii is understood
that the other candidates failed to pass ON
the first examination.
The eleventh annual field trials OF the
Eastern Field-Trials Club begin Mt High
} Point November 18th.
The town Of Winston has adopted va
grant law which is very comprehensive and
promises 10 he ,efiicacious.
The commissioners of Dayie county viii
issue the bonds subscribed 10 secure the
construction Of the railway to Mocksyme.
A legal squabble over the issue has existed
about two years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
AUCTION enthusiastically.
-
BY sutton q Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auc,ioncers,
1918 Main street.
EXECUTORS SALE
OF
HANDSOME Two-sToRY COTTAGE RESI-.
DENCE.
WITH LARGE GROUNDS
SITUATED IN THE PRETTY AND GROWING
TOWN or ASHLAND.
CORNER JAMES AND HOWARD STREETS.
AND
x,.tv,,f., u.tt,n NJ Ofrtru nLs TIM nEp0T
EXECUTORS SALE
WITHIN TWO BLOCKS OF TIE DEPOT.

At the request Of the executor who Is sc'ling
10 settle up an estate. We shall offer for sale at
public auction. upon the premises, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER D. 1880.
at O'Clock p. NJ, the aOoyo-dsscribed PRO
PRRTY. The dwelling IS a handsome iwO-story
cottage. built on the Queen Anne style. contain
Ing nine rooms. comp @ratively new. and In first
class order. with lot ironing l0) by 10 feet
Ashland IL building up rapidly, and property
there Is enhancing in yaigc. The adVaniSg0' ~
has In schools, society. ard many other attrac-
lions render IL desirable place " live. sud
the great number o. trains letween thore and
Richmond daily makes it particularly conye-
nient for persons doing business IN Richmond
Parties wishing 20 attend sale eau leave by 1
O'Clock train from Byrd-stree, Depot snd return
the same evening
TERMS: At sale. SUTTON x CO,
SCI AuctiOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
NOR RENT,
IL pEsIRABLE DWELLINGS.

NOR RENT, SECOND ANDM
j THIRD FLOORS No. 6l5 east Franklin A
street Address SILAS sHELBUkNr.
"a LII IOf south Thirteeuth street, city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
300 FAMILIES TO LEAVE WILMINGTON.

Five hundred negro families will leave
Wilmington during the fall, the exodus TO
begin about September the 18th, and many
coiored people in Wilmington are already
selling their effects preparatory to, elnl'
in North Carolina decline to give the emil
grants reduced rates, as it is not their poll
CIV to encourage the exodus i'll any way.
The report Of the commission, giving
full information of its investigation anc
cmbodyine it's recommendations, Will soor
be issued in pamphletform.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
N0RTHSTATE EXODUS
A BIG movsMENT-FiFTY THOUSAND
NEGROES TO LEAVE THIS FALL.
News from All Parts of North Caro''ha-
Weekly Crop Beport-Reidsriiie's
Sensation. Etc.
tsroc,a, ,eleer.m to tho Dispatoh.l

RALEIGH, n. c., September 7.-Georg9
W. Price, president Of the state Colore1i
Immigration Association, has returned
from Mississippi. De IS a member Of the
commission appointed by the Ein Hts.
ton Association. lie hos 10 go west
and Southwest TO examine the coun;;
try with a view to advising the, colorrssd
people of the State with regard to the
propriety of emigrating this fall. Inc
commission visited the Delta region
Of the Mississippi and INSPECTED INSPECTED. lands irn
pressed and will recommend n gradual
movement of the colored people, ,, es-
pecially to the Mississippi Delta, The
commission says that at least 5000 black,
will remove from North Carolina this talI
and winter. but that the movement VII
not omount 10 ANYTHING like q rush. but
will he gradual, as il is intended 20 secure
employment and homes for every one be-
fore they leave here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08

LAKE 4 JOINS. WHO SCE. &C., as. pNrsE ii>,-
LsYs ADalNIsTKArok AND Ais-la Tx &
Cur COURr or HANOVER County.
LA. brown. c.crs Of the saii ooir'. cQra'y
that The bond felgHei n she spe'1fl cn'ufni-
,loasrs BY tho iocA'a m saii cause Of ALL 81.
Is,3 has been duly given.
Given uucer my had thia sei day ~ Aigi-T
1850 J. A. BROW.
az 25-Sut t.ffAs