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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-12

Mrs. Marks Pointed oct OH the miniature
model OF the Marks residence aud grounds
the relative position of herself, her daughter
Sallie, her son Carleton, and sir. and Mrs.
Balm at the time the shot was fired. From
this portion of Mrs. Marks's testimony aud
that which preceded 1t and related to Carrie
ton Marks's arrival on the scene the infe-
renee is permissible that the young man was
on the spot sufficiently long to have heard a
part OF the conversation to cause him to be-
come excited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-12
Whore There d. plenty of money


WAsHNGToN. May 1.-THE Secretary OF
the Treasury has appointed 4. b. DAskam,
A. T. Huntington, and &. w. Robertson a
committee 10 examine the books and assets
OF the United states Treasury incidental
to the transfer Of the office OF Treasurer
from Hyatt TO Huston. The latter
took the oath OF Office this alter
noon and will take charge Monday morn
ing. The examination will include q
count OF all the moneys in the Treasury
vaults, aggregating nearly 500, 0O0, 900, OF
which sI4S, 900. 600 is in standard silver dol
lars. S26, 600, 600 in gold coin, aud the re-
mainder In United States notes, national
bank notes. gold and silver certificates, and
fractional SILVER coin. This Is work OF
great magnitude, aud will take force OF
sixty experienced counters over Tour
mouths time.
The teller's cash was counted this after
noon, and there will be no interruption to
the routine business OF the office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-12
COTTON KEPoRE
KARKErs BY rELxaBAPa
NEW YORK.

NEW tQhh@
NEW YORK. May 1i.-Co,fon nrn; sales 20
day. ITO bales; last evening, $40 bales: mid
dling upisnds, He; OrfeanA Ing; net re-
ceipts st all ports to-day. 2, so baes. exports-
20 Great Britain. 800 bales; to the Continent.
003 bales; stock. So2. rs bales southern nour
auiet; common TO fair extra. 81. 9oasas5 good
10 choice do, ya3sssA50. Wheat duh and %ske.
lower: No. ! red. &c. In store options Asysc
lover and weak No red, May, Ste; June.
s4Ac.; July, 65Nc: August A%c. Corn AaAc.
lower and barely steady; No I. &c. In eleya'
tor; options kaxc. lower and heavy; May.
4aSc.: June, &c: July. axe. Oats nrm and
dull: options quiet aud lower; Nay. x2hc- /;
June, 2s1c.; July, 2gjsc. Hops frm and quiet
si65Oasl6yb; duly. siasoeti6.ss; spot Mo quiet
Sugar-haw nrmer fair refining, 65i6a6Ac ;
refined quiet and unchanged. Moiasses-for-
eign steady: New Orleans dull Rice IN better
demand domestic, <kad,fc Japan. ftaoAc-
Turpentine slow al lec. Hides steady and quiet.
Wool steady and quiet Pork qoic1 Beef
slow. Beef hama inactive. Iierced beef auiet
Cut-neats stesdy. Middles quiet Lard lower
and dun western steam, t,S; city, $40 NAY
BALTIMORE
BArriuoss. May ii.-Flour active and nrm
Wheat Southern scarce and nominal; fultx, s5f
esc.: Longberry, 9os96c. western easy; Nc |
winter red. spot aud Nay SIC. csn-Scatherr
firmer; white, 4ssisc. yellow. saasac.. weslegr
easy. Oats In good demand; Western white. 40
ssssc do mixed. saaae rye aull on. s. ss.il
timothy, ti5a3lh50. Provisions n fair demand
Mes, pork. Sls7a. Bulk-meats Qooopk -Sbooi
dcrs, So; long clear and short clsar-ris
sides. 81; sugar-picsed shoaiderA $40;
sngsr.cursd smoked snoeldsrs 8 hsns
sgn eruds, Tao Batter easy; creamery
isc. Esgs easy 81 ls&e Petroleum dali
J xaaaeds GA coase1 rgners i02nr1oaou ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-12
Tvo Bey. Enoehea Down and Hurt

Yesterday morning between 8 and 10
O'Clock tao little boys about seven years old
were ran over al the corner OF Broad ana
Third streets BY wagon driven BY Mc. j..
W. KtnGier. Mr. Render. II is stated. was
driving his horse along IN Awalk and the
bOys ran against the horse and were Knocked
down. Eddie son Of Logan Lipscomb, No.
Jl7 west Marshall street, Is supposed to be
hurt internally; Ayle,t, son OF 4. II. Kelly,
Dis wet hashall street, bruised about The
hips. Mr. Render was arrested by Ohcer
J.. W. HsnoAn aud taken 20 the Second
police station and bailed for his appearance
81 the Police court Monday morning. Tue
ii1le boys we're taken TO their BONES and Dr.
Charles NJ. Shields called IN and rendered
medical aid. Il u not expected that the In
5Ures IN eigher case will result seriously.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-12
Telenrnnhie Elashes.

Bond offerings st Washington yesterday
aggregated $4,000, all AS, at los and all
accepted.
The post office at Natchez. MISS, was en-.
tered by burglars Friday night and all the
stamps and money taken.
Judge stallo, the retiring United States
Minister OF Rome, Yesterday presented his
letters OF recall to King Humbert.
The store Of L. c. Gather, manufacturer OF
drug-boxes, OF Baltimore, was burned last
night. Loss, $4,000; insured for $40,
The Allan Line and the Anchor Line have
yielded TO the demands OF their striking en-
ployees In London. Other steamship COM
panes are expected to follow.
Theodore Roosevelt, OF New York, ap-
pointed q member Of the CiyiLSerylce Com
mission, has written TO the secretary OF the
commission stating that he will accept the
place on the commission.
Nessrs. Mayo, collector at Norfolk; Sage,
OF the New York DayaLofiice, and Jingle and
Ribnitsky, OF the Treasury Department have
been appointed committee TO investigate
the question OF q drawback on cotton bagging
ard to suggest plan whereby the objections
10 the present system may be remedied.
Cornish, Curtis & Green's DAIRY msnurac-
turing warehouse, occupied by Zeugner 4
Hoffman,, lumber dealers, and adjoining
coal-sheds, at Fort Atkinson, Wis, were
burned yesterday. Cornish, Curtis d
Green's loss Is $4,000, with $4,000 insu.
rance; Zeugner Il Hoffmann's loss is $1,000,
with SO, 900 insurance.
Secretary Tracy has ordered court Of
inquiry to meet at the New York hayward
Tuesday morsing TO inquire into the facts
and circumstances connected with the case
OF Passed. Assistant Paymaster Smith. who
recently absented himself from duty without
leave. The court will consist OF Captain
Henry Erben, Paymaster Edwin Putnam,
and Lieutenant j. II. Nichols, and George
| c. Reid, OF the marine corps, as recorder.
Beginning May 18th additional railway
post office service will be established on the
| line OF the Chesapeake ana Ohio aud Virgins
Midland railroads between Washington, ID
| C., aud Cincinnati, D., via Huntington. w
| Va, forming through line Of tue railways
post Office service in apartment cars betweer
the cities named. Additional railway-posi'
Office service will also be placed on the lin<
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railway bstwecr
Richmond and Clifton Forge, Va.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-12
Tar TEXAS CONTRACT.
gtIsAwarded 40 sue Locomotive ana
nachtae-WOrks.

An Associated Press dispatch from Wash
fngton received last night SAYS:
Secretary Trqcy to-day awarded TO the
Richmond Locomotive snd Mscaine- Works
the contract for supplying the boilers and
machinery Of the battle-ship Texas, now
being built OF the Norfolk payy'yard. Inc
price fixed in the conirsct is s634,5OO.
d" The Richmond bidders were in competi-
fion with some Of the largest and Oldest en-
GIN .ering- works in New York, Philadelphia.
end Baluuore, and the contract was awarded
20 ben after careful inquiry. which satisfied
tne department Of their sbility to undertake
4 work OF this magnitude.
Secretary Tracy was pleased to be able
60 award the contract TO them, As 1t is IN line
with the departments policy OF eularglug
the number of private establishments capa-
he u building vessels and machinery. as
well IS q locating them in different sections
Of The eountrv."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-12
NJ RRIAG Es

ND-HAIL--ssrTied, Ia Tsppahsn-
mock. Va, on April Sth, by Rev w. I. Roberto.
MAGGIE r. FALKLAND, daughter Of Mrs. Ellen
Douglass FarlsDd, 10 j. LESLIE HALL, Of WI
lGmsburg, Va
GILL-CAREY.-Msrr on the TN OF May
by Rev. William 4. Hatcher. u. d., al the real.
dence OF the bride. ROBgRr l. GILL ~ ADDlR
VIRGINIA CAREY; both Of this city.
IHERTsEN.-Asrriei, at the
residence OF the brides parcrts. May :. 1879. oy
Rev j. & Mosor, Mr.. CHARLES J. PukfkAh
Of DanviTia. Va, ~ Mas BERTHA NJ. kkisEkI-
SIN, Of Riehmond.
Dsnylle papcrs please copy.
VgNABLK-BLAIR-Ma May s. 1889, AZ
tho residence II and by Der brother, hey. James
X. Bridges. a.Iem. Va, Nh. SALLlE SPOTS
WOOD VENABLk 10 Captain JAMES Z. BLAIR,
Of Richmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-12
Injured on the Rail.

by Telegraph 20 ho UlspaIcuI
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, May IA SWITCH
engine on the Alabama Great Southern
railroad on the outskirts OF the city jumped
tine track to-day and fell down fifteen
foot embankment. John GLADDEN. one
legged engineer, was msshed so badly that
he will die, aud William Barr, who was
riding on the engine, lost both legs. lie
will probably die. Joseph n. Cssgroye. the
coupler, was hurt. The engine was badly
wrecked, and the cars being switched to
other tracks were overturned and mashed
mora or less.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-12
Raae-BsIi Yesterday.

Boston:
New Yorks.......O 0 0 3 90 90 3
Base.hlt.- Bostons, 4; New Yorks, 8.
Errors Bostons, 9; New Iorks, >. Bate
ries-Clarksou aud Bennett; Hatfield and
Murphy.
pbiIadelphias. ......O20 2OO7S Oh
Wssbipgtons ........O 0 90 0 0 o. l
Base hits -Phiadephlas, lG; Washingtons,
:. rs-Pbiladelphias, i; Mashingtcns,
3. Batteries Burlington aud Clements
O'nay, Mack, and Blnnlng.
Cleveland:
Cleyelsnds. 0 4 90 0 0 o. 4
Indisnapolis.. 600 8 0 , >
Base-hits-C levelands, II; indianapolis,
:. Errors Cleyeand'. /; indianapolis. ..
Batieries-I Heath and sutcitle; GetzeIn and
Daily.
Birmingham:
Birminghams -..................'..' :
New Orleans. neutrality-suspicious.. ~
Cincinnati, o.: Nc game. Rain.
-. Louis;
II. Louis. 4 0 I . 30
Baltimores. 0 0 , 0 0 o. 4
Base.hits-St. Louis, 10; Baltlmores, u.
Errors-St. Louis, 3; Baltimores, q. Bat
teries-King and Boyle; Cunningham and
Tate.
Kansas City:
Kansas Cty........t o 0 l 2 0 0 L g
Columbus. ......~..1 0 o : 90 3x-12
se-bits-Kansas City, 10; Columbus. o.
Errors-Kansas City, s.; Columbus, 4. Bat
teries-McCarthy and Hoover; Mays aud
O'COnner.
Louisville:
observation-disclosures --5
Athletics. .......l 0 0 0 0 OIL
Observation-Disclosures, ~; Athletics, D.
Errors LouisYiles, 0; Athletics, 3 Bat
teries-Ewing and Vaughani Seward aud
Robinson.
| Chicago:
ChlcagOs. ........" ....O 81
PittsDurghs ............3 j.
ase-hits-Chca2os, II; Pit,sburghs, Z.
Errors Chlcagos. 8; Plusburghs, 2. Bst'
teries- Hutchinson and Farrell; Morris,
Maui, and Carroll.
The Championship Record.
The number OF games won and lost to GATE
BY the Clubs OF the American Association
and Nationsl League are as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-12

RzyIsw oF rHx CHICAGO aAgErr.
CHICAGO. Nay il.--Wbeat was lower to-day
under double weakening. the Influence Of me
favorable crop report By the Agricultural Do
part mnnt and the heavy and general rain over
most Of the country isst night Inc opculnS
was i%aiAc. lower. ruled steady most OF ne
session AZ the decline. and closed N G. lover
than yesterday. Corn was a-uve but weaker.
closing kat.c. lower than yesterday. osr we're
weaker and lover. closing saic lower Only
moderate trade wa reported In nos pronucn.
and prices ruled easier but lover, inough r'tnla
:" ""' ~" '' ST LOUIS
ST. LeUrs ayll.-Flo.rr quiet 7ni unchanged.
Wheat lover. The govern ment '1op report and
tho general rains In the West bad oearssn ef-
feet early and pressure 10 ss,l resulted. After
sharp decline the make, rallied vcty littie ans
At the close was i5.alAe. beiow yesterday. No
2 red, cash. nc. :. May. 1Tkss1kc. june, sfc.
3iAaslysc.; June, 81 sasi.c. Oats lover No
cssh, 23hc. bid May. S9<c June. 4Hsssbc.
Whiskey steady al si.0- Provisions unchanged.
Pork. tiGc0
CIscIsSsrL May iL-Floar 9aiet Wheat quiet;
No. 2 red, SIC. Corn dull; No miIS1. 8hc.
Oats firm; No : mixed, sSsNhc. Prvvfsons
easier. Whtskey steady. HOGS qusss; common
aad light $aasA7S; packing and butchers, saS0a
$40. -
WILMINGTON, n. C., May ii.-Turpentias firm
at SSkc. Rosin dull strained. pc. good
/ strained. W. lar urn ~ thfVs NfhaV
tine firm; hard, si.iO; yellow dip s&i5 VIZ
gin. S2Sl ..
LOUISVILLE, May Ii.--Grain and provisions un-
| changed and quiet
NEW YORK COTTON FUTrRE<
NEW YORK, May it.-COtton-Net receipts fi0
| bales: gross, i63 bales Futures closed quiet
| sales I6 800 bales: May aud June. tlo5sstieoo,
/ July IO.62asi063: August sl06asi0ss; Sep
| tember, Sl0iiati0.le; October. t9stss9 -; NO
| yomher ~ spasQsi: December, g.. t2as9. IS jan
uary. 81 ssas9 90: February, ss.ssstass; asrch,
| lQWatl0Oh
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
| LIVERPOOL. May ii.-N ooR.-Cotton dun and
Inanlmats American middling. sl-isi; saiez,
| 500 bales speculation AMI exports. ~ pales
| receipts, 1900 bales American, ldOV0 bales.
| Futures quiet ct advsnce MAY, S 62-e41. May
and June. 81 SD, also 6S-s3d.; june ana
| July 81 cid, also 63-did . July and August
| 3 6i-std. also 6j-6ld. August and september.
| 8 s9-Gld also 3 6o-fa1.: September and Oct-
| Der, eO-e4d. aiso esd. October snd AoTem-
boz, u e4d, also 5 81 oii. -
| / p. N.-AmeF,oan middliug. lid. sales
! OF the day Included. 4,s0 tales Of American
| May 3 g. ed, seiior May and June. SOD,
seller: Juse and July. B G&6fi.. seller; July ana
August. 5 ss-s4a.. selior; August aud septem-
| ber s6o-6ti., buyers september and Octopor,
| B4264,l value; October and Noyem oer. 3i-ofd,
| reller: SoTenber and December, 3i-6id., SELL
! or; September. JO64d. buyers
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
(iiaported Cos IN Dspscn.l
MAY il-MHket quiet No Gales reported.
| Prime, 4Ac. extra prime, ftaoc. fancy, oac. f,
common, 2agkc. shelled. 3a3sci spanish, - !;
| factory hand pick cd, AhAkc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-12
Red Nh which ret IN winchester. have

Red M which ne. IN Winchester, have
returneS
Mr., Mp. Iurk, Of Liberty, who has been
tho guest,f Mr.. ,ohn Il. Mitchell, left for
home yesterday.
rtis expctedthat the State Board OF Edu-
cation wlllmeo tomorrow 10 elect school
superintenlens.
Mr.. Il, L Duerson, wife, and little dsuQh-
ter left yesfdsy for Louisa. where they will
spend a 10 days at his fathers.
MIR. w.Luther Baker, 40 old citizen OF
Rlchmon, died al the Retreat for the Sick
yerterda morning. In the sixty-third year
OF hts &c.
Rev. William T.. Hall, OF New York, will
on Dr. Hatcber's pulpit this morning, and
Rev. ~. Spencer will preach at the same
place p-night
MissEtta w. Muniord. 307 west Franklin
street, has returned 10 the city. after long
and pleasant vIslt 70 her sister, Mrs. William
Rhett, o. Columbus, Miss.
The tame OF base ball between the Rich.
monds and picked nine from Richmond
College coold net be played yesterday after
noon on account Of the storm.
Miss Thsdla Pulling left Thursday morn
ing on the $50 train for Spartanburg, :. c..
here to visit friends and relations. She will
erhaps eturn In few weeks.
In ihtCity Circuit Court Yesterday several
coupon cases were decided In favor Of the
Commonwealth, aud Judgment was confessed
IN ons suit, In which the amount involved
wa ssall.
Ia matcb.game OF ball between the
Wholesale hat aud notion men OF this
city be former won 10y the score OF 20 to o.
The artery Tor the champions were Messrs.
McNmarA and Freeman.
VI. &. W. Parsons. the builder, had the
misfortune Yesterday to lose from his pocket
a dzen envelopes, IN each Of which be had
sm Of money 10 pay of a workman, in
allmounting TO about Sl52.
1r. James 4. Lamkin, one Of the delegates
firm the Grand Lodge OF Virginia, Knights
ofIIouOr, left last night for Indianapolis,
Id, to attend the meeting OF the supreme
DdCe. which conyenes In annual session In
TIT city next Tuesday.
Matters were rather quiet about the coun-
: cour,-house yesterday for SATURDAY. There
we're Tue usual uumbft va pniiNi'iNh' fiN1
at discussing the issues Of the day, and the
circuit Court was in session for short
While, but no cases OF public interest were
ned.
Mr.. Randolph Mayo, who removed not
I,nv since from Richmond TO 81. Louis, Is
critically I'll in the latter plsce with typhoid
feyg. He was a clerk In the chesapeake
sndOhio general freight office here, and in
st. louis be has been employed 10 the IA
navha Dispatch. HIS brother, Mr. h. I.
Ms,o, left for 81. Louis Tuesday night.
Tie following officers have been elected
by the Sunday school OF Union'Station
Methodist church. which has 525 scholars
on the roll. superintendent Charles il.
Hlsker; Assistants, w. +. Hughes and
John l.. Parr; Secretaries -Nirgiuius
Wyatt, Robert l.. Hechler and Min
nctree Fowlkes; Treasurer, f. a. Bowry
Librarians. Walter j. Iiecher. a. W. Hech-
Ter. Valentine Hecher, aud T. Clarence
Hughes; Chori>ter, Z. :. NJ. Valentine; AS
slstant, samuel WeYbrew.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-12
tsHfEgAnY.

FAssTs ADELAIDE FITzwILSos. bright lovely
young girl, has suddenly passed from our midst
into the realms OF eternal oif~A her parents.
Charles 4. and MARY K Titzwilson. are known and
highly esteemed by largo circle OF friends VINO.
Ike those OF Martha and MARY, came " them N
their sore beroaven5ont vita loving words ana
tears VI sympa1hy-that sweetest oaim 20 aeniuf
bearts God has btossod this pair with several
bright chtldren. who are blooming around tnem
ike so macy lovely flowers. One OF thoss vas
permitted 70 stay Dut q Little rhIso. Aftsr lev
brief years only tsenty-two In namber-du-
ring which time she ziaddoned many hearts ~
tho purity AID rschness OF the fragrance she IN
fussd and besnx coo fragile 70 remain here God
has trans planted her 20 tho more genial cline OF
Hsavep. where che Is nos immortal aud waltz 70
welcome her loved Does, who hope 10 retota her
there. ~ fMsS"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-12
Drowned while Bathing,

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, May ll.-Curtis
Vaughn, OF Caroline county. aged seventeen
wears, was drowned yesterday evening while
bathing with several companions In Cosby's
mill-pond, near Guineas, in that county. lie
was taken with cramp while beyond his
depth and drowned before assistance could
be rendered. lie was the son OF Benjamin
Vaughn, of tina! county. His body has not
vet been found.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-12
4 Hotel Burned.

Special telegram to the Di'patch.l
CHARLESTON, W. Va, May 1.-THE new
hotel at Milton, owned by +. p. Jones, was
burned at midnight last night. The loss Is
Estimated 10 be $4,000; Insured for $4,000.
The cause OF the fire Il not known, but
there was big dance in the hotel last night,
and II IS thought that lamp exploded.
Nearly all OF the furniture was saved. The
post-ofllce was also burned, but no mail
matter Was lost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-12
IMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
The worlds Cotton.
,,,.,-... o., ga. Di.,at,H I

IBy telegraph 70 the Dlspatch.l
NEW YORK, May 1.-THE total visible
supply OF cotton for the world is 2. 1907
bales, OF which 1.503,0l7 are American,
against 2,l9G.753 and 1.5S5,653 bales respect
lively last year Receipts at all Interior
towns, $3.50 bales; receipts from planta-
tations. 963S bales; and crop 10 sight,
& T5S g1S bales
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-12
LETTER PROM HON. JEFF. DAVIS
In Reply 90 General woiseiey's Grill
cism.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch

10y tolekfuph W VIZ Daob"sHi
NASHVILLE, TENN, May 1.-THE Amerl-
can tomorrow will publish the following
letter from Hon. Jefferson Davis. The let
ter was written In reply to request made
OF Mr. Davis by Il. W. Carmack, editor Oh
the American, for 4 statement IN reply 10
General Wolseley's article In the North
American Review for May crticising Mr..
Dayis's course as Presideat OF the Confede-
rscy. The letter OF Mr.. Davis Is as follows :
BEAUvoIR, MISS. May s, 1883.
Mr.. Il. w. Carmack
NY Dear sir,-Your kind letter and copy
OF the North American Review OF this
month forwarded by you have both been
received. / comply with your request for
notice OF the article by General Wolseley
which is contained 10 that Review. sup
posing that you have only desired a
reply TO passages specially directed against
myself, It will be so limited. A year
or 80 since that same writer pub
hshed an article containing matter pur-
porting to have been gained by inter-
course with General X. K. Leo while bis
guest during the war between the States
OF the American Union. To those per-
soually acquainted with General Lee. who
!. knew his chaEscasrssic discrettans his siricl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-12

On Tuesday next en- inyoice OF Columbia
Rover Safety Bicycles and the new Pony
Star C39x24l are expected. Call and select,
as thew are in great demand. We have sill
a great many Secondhand Bicycles OF stand
ard make on hand al low prices and easy
part.payments. a. X. & Z: Z. schsap.
Monticello Hall, GIT east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-12
DEATH s.

BAKER.-Died. May lith, az o'clock A. NJ, At
the Retreat tor the sick. W. LUTHER BAKER,
Ia the slxty-chird year u his aga
Funeral services at Hollywood RUS Sunday
MORNING 81 9-a0 o'clock. No fosera
WADE.--Diod. in Hampton. Va, April 18th;
Captain THOMAS A. WADE, eldest sou OF
Thomas A. aud Elizabeth Wade, Ia the thirty
seventh year VI his age. leaving wife ead four
children 70 mourn their loss
lie shall sleep, bat not forever.
In tho lone sIo silent grave:
Blessed he the Lord taat taketh,
Blessed be the Lor1 thai gave.
In the bright eternal city
Death can never, never come;
In HIS oEn good time He'll call him
From his ress o. home. ssoot houie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-12
Two Accidents-One Fatal.

[SpeclaI teIcgram 70 Ins UHpHVVH'I
ROANOKE. Va, May ll.-Thomas Michigan,
Of stanton, while attempting to board
freight tram in this city to-day, Tell back
ward and the train passed over bis right
foot, managing 1t so that amputatlon was
necessary.
Buck Jones. 3 colored man working In
fortv.foot well at Blue Ridge this morning.
was struck By a current OF foul air and sig
nailed TO the assistants at the windlass TO
draw him up. lie got in the tub and had
been drawn nearly TO the top OF the well
when he released his bold on the rope, fell to
the lotion, and was Killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-12

Rev. William Edwin Hall, editor OF the
New York Christian, will lecture al Seventh
Street Cbristisn church Monday night on
GLOW 70 Make Home Happy" and at The
same place Tuesday might on GLOW TO 1et
Married. The lectures are for the beDent
Of TIE sunday school. Mr.. Hall has ma.
tloral reputation ~ a platform speaker ana
will probably have large audiences 10 hear
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-12
Prairie sebooness.
LILY .eieEr,ph 70 tho plspalch.l

CHAMBERLAIN, DAK.. May ia number
OF prairie schoooers srrived 10 this city yes
terday from the Oklahoma country. aud sfe
camped north OF the town, on American
creek, where they intfn6to refnsln until the
Sioux reservation Is thrown open 70 settle-
ment. Judging by the rtpefs that are
being received from slong TIE line these ar
rivals are but the beginning OF a considera-
Die exodus from the Okishoma-counuy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-12
Charlotte Notes.

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTE, n. c., Mey 11.-A young car
penter by the name OF Burwell Benton was
instantly killed to-day at Matthews by falling
from scaifold.
The weather here for the past three days
has been the warmest known for years at tins
time Of year. To-day the mercury stood at
90 IN the shade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-12
uonors Tor Rev. Jabez Hall.

Alta meeting of the EucIid-Avenue Chris
tian church, in Cleveland, o., resolutions
were unanimously adopted expressing deep
regret at the resignation OF their pastor,
Rev. Jabez Hall. now Of the Seyenth-Streel
Christian church, Richmond, and commend
ing his Christian character, his scholarly at
tainments, his culture, his lively interest
and activity in all church work to The people
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