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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-14
uoi,ed Dawn from the Wires.

Bond offerings yesterday at Washington, s2-e,-
coo: all accepted, at l2g for per cents anu lv5%
for ~.
Tho Texas state Prohibition Convention mot
nj Fort Worth yesterday and nominated mn
State ticket Tho convention was opposed "
woman suffrage.
Tho libel suit for $4,000 brought by Attorney
Albert Knettlo. Of Minneapolis, against The
Pioneer Press, was thrown out Of court by Judge
Hicks in Minneapolis yesterday morning.
Nv tho explosion Of the boiler Of Reading
railroad locomotive yesterday al ShamOkin, Pa,
Engineer Herman iIoglegons aud Firemar
Charles kaufman were Instantly killed. anu Noi :
ductor George Yearser was prooaoiy ta'a"S
injured.
T. K. Turner. Tallaiogs tAls.) farmer, com
mittcd suicide at his home Monday night while
under arrest lie forged notes aud mortgage
on a ncighbOr and was arrested at midnight
The sheriff let him remain at home and duiihs
the night he took ten grains OF morphine
A report reached Kansas City last night oi
battle betweel opposing forces OF cowboys IN
Little River county, twenty-five miles south ci
here. The dinicuiiy Is reported 70 have arisen
over different constructions OF The herd law
Five men are reported killed, three fatally III
jured, and four slightly wounded.
The ApalachcOla TINS tells Of the loss ~ the
schooner Mary Ellen, which sailed from Mobile
for Bonaira April 29th. The following saturday
a terrific sQuall capszcd the vessel instantly and
drowned. Tho captain and three men, the sur
yiyors, managed 10 get into yawl-b boat and
hoist piece II sail. They ran before tho wind
! $50 miles, and, having no food or water, hcir
suGerings became intense. They reached -.
George's Island. on Ap8lachicOla, aud got water
by digging in tho SAM. They reached CaDe s..
| Georges lighthouse. where they first tasted
| food after the wreck. and finally reached ApalR-
chicoa and told their tale Of woe.
Senator Davis. with the unanimous concur
renee Of the other members Of The senate Pen
sion Committee, yesterday submitted report
recommending that the Senate do not agree "a
the amendments made by the House 10 the SEN
| ate dependcnt-pcnsion bill. Tho differences
| between tho two bodies are radical, and the
members " The Senate committee announce
| their determination not 10 aereo to the House
bin under any conditions The bill IS II passed
| the Senate was dependentpensio measure
| identical with hat vetoed ny President CleYe'
lnnd. The Mouso amended the bill by passing q
substitute measuro--the MOrril bill, which 1;
both dependent aud seryice-pension bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-14
A TRAGIC AFFAIR.
a NEGRO SHOOTS HIS WIFE, THEN
TRIES TO KILL HIMSELF.
Two Sudden Deatbs--Tho Entire Fruit
Crop of the Southwest Re-
ported Destroyed.


IyNcnnuEG. VA. May i2--Sows was received
here to-day from Bedford couniy OF sprobaDlc
double tragedy near Big Island yesterday. A
-olorod man named Charles Wright who lives
OH the mountain some distance from any neigh.
pors. became angry with bis wife. and grabbing
An o'd muakct shot her Ia the breast with a large
I'D OF siuCe. After rolO6iing tho gan he Dis
rhargcd n at his Swu head. The man AMI tho
a. man ere both san alive. but 70 Il not thought
ma, cithor can tive, as the woman received n
torrlhio wound and the man almost blow the top
Of his own head od The cause o. the tragedy
is not koown Wright vas well thought Of by
-',ls white noighporA
KHFUnLfcAS INpFrENDHSTs.
t f. nov donuiteiy settled that the RepubN-
cnrs VIII support several independent canGi-
dates for the municipal Offices here In the APP
t,.sae hing election. They ray they will not have
auv candidates FOR the mnyorelty, but will sup
rort the Democrats noniuco, Robert D. Iancey,
f.T hat oflco.
a. This city. died last night. aged seveuty-one
cof0rcd tnan named Edward Jones. while
engaged az work here this afternoon, suddenly
fsli dead.
horses Of the value Of $500 were bought at
Tin-asue yesterday 70 te shipped away.
FISH ENTERPmsR.
A Roanoke company Of capitalists have
bought a large body % land about tho Narrows
% Carving crsek, IN CAFvin's Cove, BOtotOurt
viii throw back tho waters tor several miles sui
,ta-k lt with food lsh, which they will raise for
faio.
mo entire fruit crop In Southwest Virginia IS
stated on reliable authority % have been Killed
~ ihc lntc frcrycs 10 is estimated that BOte-
Tho new roliiug-miii az Iron Gate viii start 10
ECrk tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-14
Southern Raptis; Convention.
fRv telegraph L. the DiSDatcn.i


FORT WORTH. TEX, NAY BIN the Southern
Rnptiat Convention to-day Or. Burrows. OF Ge0r-
eia, Or. Gregory anu DR.. Thomas, Of south al
DINA. were chosen fraiornai delegates Ia the
English baptist Convention. The convention
RESPONDED 70 the greeting OF the Methodist Fed
oral Conference, IN session az 81 Louis.
birmingham, Ala, wa selected as the place,
and Friday before the second sunday in May as
tho time for tho meeting OF the next conVeDton'
the Rev Carter Helm Jones, OF tennessee.
viii preach the annual sermon. To-day ne
spoke on the report Of the Committee on fagan
Fields.
Eleven hundred dollars was raised for the
church at Zncatecas, Mexico.
Tho reports 0n the " Method ana working OF
the Church Board - and on Pagan Fields "
wore read and adopted.
: President HARRISON announced the centennial
Committed as follows; Hon. j. l." ". curry,
Rov. DIR. IL. II. Harris. Rev. Or. H. y. upper
Rev. Or. T. T. Bell, ana Rev Dr. George Cooper
all Of Virginia ~,
The report Of "A Hopeful View OF inc MIS-
sion was road and adopied.
Adjourned siDe Qte.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-14
SOUTHERN METHODIST CONFERENCE
Reports of Various Committees Submitted
and Approved.
by telegraph % tho Dispatch.l

ny telegraph % tho Dspatch.1
ST. LOUIS, May l3-In the General Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, to-
day George W. Walker, president of the Paine
Institute at Augusta, Ca, submitted report
The institute Il for the benefit % the Colored
Ncthodi.t Episcopal Churcn. The session TO
close in Juno has been the most successful ono
since the school was established. Ihiriy'hve
young men are preparing ior me ministry anu
there are lsi pupils all told In this school
George w. h. Price, president OF the Nash
yilie College for Young Ladies'. made report
The college continues ia the same line OF pros
peTity as heretofore. ..
Tho Committee ON Episcopacy reported that II
had examined members 81 The College OF Bishoi )
as % their work and character ana had AZ
proved Of inem all. Tho committee AIS" recon-
mended that q bishop be assigned u reside on
the Pacific Coast
me- Committoa on sunday Schools recom-
m 10 ed uOn-c0n, urrenee In the memorial XII
that tao churches separately be tlIOWen 10 haiho
the day for Childrons Day.
The Committee ON Commissions recommended
non-concuTrrnce in tho memorial Tor ne ordlhe-
ton 81 deacOuesses.
A resolution WAS introduced asking thai plan
be devised for reaching the poorer iano'ihg class
ia largo cities with religious instrGctlpn
Several strong snt!-Nquor franc resolutions
were introduced and referred ana 10" rcsalu-
ton 10 change the basis Of representation IN The
General Conference from one IN lhirty-iour TO
one IA fOrty-twO was offered.
Dr.. Hunt. Of the American Bible Society, made
an address 90 the conference.
After a long discussion II was decided 10 print
parts of tho Ritual in the hymn-books. Ad-
jOurned.
AZ tbs NIGHT session 81 the Methodist Confer
enco tha caso II Rev. II. W. Bays, who appealed
from tue decision Of the llOsiOn annual confer
onco on the charge Of immortality, camo up and
was decided by the Committee OF Appeals.
kays's appeal was sustained, and therefore he
was acquitted of the charge ana specifications Oh
immortality.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-14
hall aud Dat.
10y telegraph to the pIspsteh.l


WASHINGTON. May la-Po,tpoaed games on
account of rain: Cleveland Pittsburgh A. Cleve-
land: Toledo-sL Louis at Toledo; Columbus
louisville at Coiumpusi Rochesler-syracuse al
Rochester.
Philadelphia tBrotherhood): Brooelyns,
baso-hits, s errors, 2. PhilaGeiphiEs, . base
rite, 10 errors, e. Batteiies-knell and MILL
gan: SOwders and Coca.
PhiladelphiA u.esguei Brooklyns, 3; base
hits, 10; errors, 2 Philadelphias. IL: pese-hits,
IL: errors, 2 Batteros-Gleason and SERVER 4;
Hughes Baldwin and Clarke.
New York lBrotherbOod): New forks. 3; base
hits. Is; errors, I. BOatons, base-hits. y; ef.
rora I. Batteries--crane and Ewing; Daley aud
Murphy. r,
ChicacOs G: Dase-hits, q; errors, u CleYelands,
10. base-hits, 10 errors, 0. MISREPRESENTATION
and Kitiridge; Eeatin aud Iitnmef,
New YORK Qeaguel: New forks, I; hase-ni's'
IA. errors !. B0stons. 2; pase.hits, :; errors, z
Baitcries-Welch and Murphy; Lawson and
Chicago CfJrothorhooii; Bunsios. 2; base
hits. is errors. & Chica9os, 49, base-hits, ~;
errors. A. Hatterles-bsidwin and boylos
Koene and Mack. Cincinnniis,v y; pase-hits,
errors. O. Pittsburghs. 4: hase-hiis, " errors, D
Batteries--puryesr and keenan, !; schmit ana
Berger.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-14
THE FARMERS ALLIANCE.
The Sub-Treasury Proposition Presented
60 the Ways and Means Committee.
tRy tcleeraph 10 the Dispatch.l

10y kNlthiolA ~ AAAN NiFfe--'''i
WARRINGTON, May IA delegation represent
ing the Farmers Alliance appeared before the
Ways and Means Committee this morning TO adj
yocate the passage OF the Picker bill 10
creafe gub-treasure. In different parts ~ tho
country for the reception Of the staple crops pro-
duced by farmers. Tho spokesman was L. ".
Macune, chairman Of tho Legislative committee
OF the Alliance ana the editor Of the National
Ecop0mtst, q paper devoted To the objects OF u 8
organization. Others present were AlOnz0 War
dali, 81 rouh Dakota; BENJAMIN Ierrell, oi
Texas. national lecturer; l. /. Livingston, pfosi-
don't Of the Georgia state Alliance L. NJ. Hum
Dhrey, general superintendent ColOrcd Alliance,
and j. j. Rogers, Virginia state Alliance. Ia
addition there were present number OF mem
bers OF Congress, principally from the southern
states
Nr. Macune began his address by describing
the depressed state Of agriculture, which, he
said was the prime cause Of the trouble III other
pursuits II lhe existing conditions continued
he warned the committee that labor would be-
como desperate and great revolution would
ensue. History showed that wealth had always
lacked the intelligence 10 meet IN tme me ne
cessitiee az labor, and on It's part labor had
never adopted the proper means 10 remedy The
faults IL cOmplainod Of Tie object OF the Farm
ers' Alliance was mental, social. and financial
Improvement The Republicans IN the Norlh
aud the Democrats in the south we're working ia
she same direction, and the result had been 10
bring together. shoulder % enOulder, all classes
OF labor. black and white, that were engaged IN
the cultivation Of The soil. Harmony OF purpose
characterized tho concerted reporls OF ihs ALI
ance and the proludlces OF the past had van
ished At the ST. Louis Convention two million
farmers had been represented aud lhey had
proposed tho remedy set out ia the bill IA the
first step ia the right direction. IL u wac rudely
framed and tho idea indielnctiy expressed they
relied upon the wisdom u tue committee TO give
il proper form; but thoy believed mat they had
found a remedy for their ills. The farmers
ask ed no fayers aud no class legislation. Ihey
were now suffering from the latter TheY ava
not ASK tho enactment OF any unconstitutional
measure. but he great debtor class, as the
men who had gone out IN the West after the war
and laid tho soil under contribution WIN Dor
rowod money. hey protested against inc con-
traction Of the currency AZ the time wien ueir
debts became due and asked that conditions Do
restored 10 what They we're when the money was
borrowed. They asked justice, pure aud simple:
Tho committee adjourned at THIS point ana
Mr. MacuLe will continue his argument 10
morrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-14
CablcCraI1s.

Nine thousand miners OF Blboa, IN Spain,
have struck. The troops are Keeping order
Riniing Was renewed At Hamburg yesterday.
Mounted police with naked swords cleared tue
streets. Many arrests were made Main stroet
Is curdoned
Three thousand men AT koenith0t, Bohemia,
have gone on strike. The situation rs critical,
aud troops have been summoned to aid In pre-
serving order.
4 quantity Of ballstite, the now explosive, eX-
ploded yesterday at a factory fer the manufac-
ture Of arms and munitions at Ayigiinna, Italy.
Fourteen persons were instantly killed, and
many others injured, some fatally.
Great excitement prevails In Hamburg. Ger
many, on account ~ strike OF Ras-wOTkers.
Crowds Of the strikers and other persons bent
on creating disorder, paraded the streets ye-ger-
day and acted IN riOtOus manner. The police
finally charged and dispersed them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-14
SUBURBAN TOWNS
vSr Manufactures TO Ie Built Near the
Twin Cities.

vSr Manufactures to IIe Built Near the
Twin cities.
lsorraspondence Of the Hammond Dispatchl
NORFOLK. May ID, 1890
II was syndicate Of Hagerstown (Aidl capt.
taiists who bought the 4l5acres Of lsud for tl5O,
coo near tho mouth of the Western Branch and
overlooking the lower harbor In order 10 build
town aud locate manufactures The site IS
the finest on the river for residences, and COM
manis magnificent view % Hampton Roads.
Yesterday a baltimore syndicate purchased
The John NJ. Hodges tract adjoining berkeley,
iur S75 O00, and will lay it on into town lots as
suburb ~ the beautiful and thriving town now
RAPIDLY growing up between me eastern ahI
Huuthern branches al the fliNAboih fiNor, ana
witch two years from now will have seven or
eight thousand population. me elreetFar line
Will be Ia operation over there this woek.
A force OF forty wOrkmen were taken IN tho
uayy-yarl this morning L. work on the schools
ship Portsmouth, which is in need Of consider
Gnlc attention ana Will no hare about month.
". l.. Ayiott, 81 Norfolk. has been appointed
clerk m the nBvy-yard.
INJURED II A RACE ROW.
During the torchlirht parade II tho nremen In
Portsmouth last night hchf between negroes
and white boys occurred on 1osport bridge ana
youth named Harry Reynolds, son of Captain
D. G.. Reynolds, was struck ON the head with a
club and 30 badly injured that 1t IS thought no
VIII die.
GOLDEN WEDDING.
The venerable Major Israel Townsend and his
Eife celebrated their golden wedding at thoir
home in Portsmouth last night They were
married On the nth Of May, 1910. In Newcastle
county. Delaware, and thOdgh now seventy-nVo
nul -cventy-one years OF age, are m excellent
health. Five children ana fifteen grandchildren
were present
Tho Vnitod states Fish Commission Is Just
nos engaged in stocking the rivers emptying
iutO Automatic sound With shad, and DAY or
two since put overheard from the Noriolk-
Southern wharf i've million young shad In the
Ias3uotauk riyor.
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS.
William Ross, the celebrated oarsman, is In
Norfolk
Alarge party OF Colorado tourists were at Viz
ginla Beach yesterday. Thomas Mast, the carl
Calgrst, is stopping there.
Mr. John v. CAST the new supervising In
hlcctor Of steamboats,, will go on duty to-mor-
Tow.
General c. y. Peck left to-day for Danyile
with party Of Manchester England capt alists
vho are Interested In the Atlantic and DAnyiile
az the DanVille and East Tennessee Taiiroads.
The lum Der laden barge George W. Gray, sunk
o. tho mouth Of tho NansemOnd river, was faisOu
Gni towcd into mis- port this morning.
The United States schOolShip Jamestown lott
ths yard aud proceeded so Hampton Roads un-
uor her own sail this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-14

western white. ssa3sc.; do. mixed. 36assc.
graded no. white, Ssc- Rye quiet prime 20
choice, MANI. good to fair, 6sascc. hay duil
prime 70 choice timothy, si3asia5 Provissona
stchiy. mess- pork-0ld, fi25j; new. siLs1
bnlx-ineats uoose) Shoulders, 5hc.: loDg-cieaf
and clear-rio sides, eAc. sugar-piczlod snou.-
dnrs, 6Lc sugar-cured smoked shoaldorS o
Hams small. II Aal2xc: large. i0ailc Lard
hehned. ne; crude. 64askc. Butter soss
creamery, fancy, isc. do. fair to choice, ios
NC. do imitation. isai5c. ; isdle, fancy ixc.
good to choice. ssi0c. store-packed, Sac. Eggs
hrtn; westcrn, i2kc. Coffee duh and quiet; hio
eersoes, fair, igkc.; No 2, 1kalSc. sugar
strong; graduated, i-lSc. Copper quiet; re-
nned, l2iaslSc. Whisky firm at si.0ssSi.la
freighte TO Liverpool per steamer are nesris
an1uotA5ls-no business. Grain, per oushel, "a.
Cork, for orders. 2sa2s "a. sales-Whesi, SO,OVO
bushels; corn. 4i,0C0 bushels.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, May 1a.--Cash quotations were
Flour unchanged no. spring wheat and No.
red. Vic. No. corn, 34Ac No. oats, IKE
Mess-pork, sl2T5afi9s0 lard, fa22H. Short
ribs tA35asa40 shoulders, s6as5.i0. short-elesr
s5.s0asaaQ WhiskOy, si.O2.
Tho leading futures ranged:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-14
Revision Carried by the Presbyteries.
o. tha Dicuafgh1

NEW YORK, May lathe IadepeadeHt OF This
yeek publishes returns nom all but rye
of the prosbyteries OF tho Presoyto-
risn Church, showlng that 1873 voted for
reysion. % against revision. and have declined
10 vote. Most of tho presbyteries not heard
from are foreign 2,S3l ministers and elders
have voted against revision, and 1854 minister's
and elders have voted Tor revision. 4nup'S
aeven III the presDytories cast a unanimous
vote, X against and 10 for revision, The
largest majority either for or against re-
vision was given ~ the Presoylety gt
Huntingdon, Pa. II bsing2 for revision and n
acninsL New York, which cast the largest woe.
cave "a for revision aud 10 against, majority
on 10. which is exactly what The Presoytery OF
RroCklvn gave on the same side. All OF the
pennsvlyania presbyteries save Erie, LackA-
vsnna, and Northumberland voted against re-
vision. Most OF tho presoyteries oi New YORK
voted for revision Many OF the southern pres,
hvterfes. composed chiefly OF negroes. voted
s6iidlv against revision, as did also the pres
bvteffes OF California
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-14
Mean temperature. .........
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. Nay i3.-The reactionary condi-
ton OF the market yesterday was not duplicated
to-day, but lnstead Of weakness there was de-
cidod strength in all portions OF tue list and late
IN tho day even buoyancy marked the dealings
There was no lack OF disquieting news from tbs
West this morning, and while there seemed 10
be disposition TO regard the whole hing as
grossly exaggerated by the dispatches feeling
Of nesiiancy was shown which did not entirely
wear Away until late In the day. when
the activity became equal 10 anything yet
feon 90 the present rise. Chicago people sup
ported their advicos Of the rate-cuttiug and rail-
road decentralization In general with orders 70
sell Granger stocks, but London was buyer
and the commission houses we're Literally sup
Piled with otder> to buy, which made themselves
felt at the very outset, and while the opening
itself was rather hsstating and very Irregular,
prices were soon on an Upwsrd tack aud a
strong tone marked dealings RON that time out
Erening.- Exchange quiet and steajy. Money
castor at 3as. Suo-Treasury balances-Coin,
siG2,t0 900: currency, fi,s2g.0O0 Governments
dull but steady for As; { per conts., l22; ex.
coupons. l03H bid. ex. interest state bonds dull
but steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-14

LOCAL. MIXED. daily except sunday. leaves
Tusnty-sighth street tor MesI Point and in'er-
mediate pcluts.
Tckot-Onlcs 40 station foot or Virgins nue'A
cay ucketofrlca-c0rner OF Tenth aud Maa
atfecid ...
SOL HAAS, JAS. i TAI inh,
Traffic Manager General Passenger Agent
JOSEPH :. fultS. division Passenger AgehL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-14

mifeee, Of certain letters written imme-
oiately before and during the campaign
OF 1883 BY Congressman Catchings 10
We editor Of Mississippi paper, aud which By
some chance fell into sorsbys possession. and
me assertion that his appointment was practi-
cal payment for this work. The report OF the
commitieee recommending confirmation was
sniagonized with yigor by Messrs Waithail and
George, OF Mississippi, and Mr.. Vest, OF Mis-
suori, and others, while IL vas supported with
May. Chandler, aud other Republicans. After a
debate, lasting almost two hours, vote was
tskon which disclosed the Iack Of a quorum,
only thirty-nine senators being present There
upon the senate adjourned, leaving the nomi-
nation stili on the docket
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-14
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. May 10, 1890.
OFFBalA3s.
s,1nunrnonrrn To SECRETARY

wHHAr.-i,572 bushela
CORN. $40 bushels.
uATs.-i,t75 bushels.
NILL-OFPAL.-29 IONS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-14
4 Boodis Nomination.

lby telegraph 10 me pispachl
wAsnm0fos. May lain The executive sen
tion % The Senate to-day the nomin alton OF VIII
liam II. borsby, OF Mississippi. 60 DO Consul
General 10 Ecuador was under consideration.
fhis was ono 81 the earliest nominations sent 70
tho senate this session. but Il was held up IN the
Committee on Commerce until sday or two aso
upon The request OF tho Mississippi Senators. "
wa then reported FROM the committee with fe-
sorable Recommendation by party toto Tho
Opposition 70 korshys Confirmation Il bassd
upon his alleged delivery 10 Senator Quay,
Chairman Of Ito National Republican COM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-14

Silver in the Senate and tariff in the House
was the focofd of congressional proceedings yes,
terday - usual Mr. Jones, OF Nevada, hllAhea
his speech in the uppar house and his Demo
cratic namesake from Arkansas spoke IN ofiu-
cism Of the pending bill. pronouneing the mea,
sufe q silver decentralization scheme, pure ana
simple Bold ben. butlefworih dlsuneulshett
himself in HE House b. declaring that there Is
such thing possible a. too much protee1ioh'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-14
To Intersect the Chesapeake and Ohio


Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
CLARKsBURG. W. VA. May 13-At their meet
ing today the stockholders Of The West Virginia
and Pittsburgh railroad elected the following d.
fect0rs: Ex-senator j. \. Camden, A. H. Hunts.
A. A. Lewis, Isaac Jackson. Y. Is. Camden, q. A.
Newton, james Sloane, DR., and Thomas NJ
King, ~ Ralt.morc. and Z. X. Bacon, OF New
YORK. Senator Camden was reelected prosl-
dent. Tho road IL now being constructed nom
the Baltimore aud Ohio az FaiTnout up the MO-
n0ngahela and down tho Gauley 10 intaIsect tho
Chesapeake and Ohio.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Whereas our friend and co-laborer, WILLIAM
II. BOSWELL. Es1., has suddenly departed tnis
life, which was conspicuous for its spOtless IN
iegrity AMI whereas as public servant no was
associated 6ith Us m he effort To promote the
efficiency Il this branch Of the Government. and
which effort was characterized ty honesty, zenl
nnd intelligenc but who, however, found com
fort in the discharge of his duties. aud who by
IN act OF an inscrutable Providence was stricken
at his post OF duty, We the remaining memhers
OF the BOari OF Fire Commissioners, IN meeting
assembled, most deeply deplOre his loss, which
comes 10 us as a personal bereavement, and thal
a. mark OF respect this department wear the
usual emblem OF mourning tor thirty days, and
hat this preamble ami resolution be spread
upon tie minutes, and q copy furnished hi.
family. Respectfully submitted.
j. h. fKlsCHKORS,
EDWARD II. FISHER.
Committee.
RfcH,nOnd Va, May & 1SqO