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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
SUICIDE.
A Citizen of Chesterfield Kills Himself.

Especial telegram 10 tho blspht'hi
PETERSBURG, VA, April 81. W. Warren,
who committed suicide III Chesterfield,
was from Deerlield, Mass. The following
are the facts as developed before the coro-
nor's Jury: Mr.. Henry Gould, who few
DAYS ago married a daughter of the de-
ceased, in company with Mr.. Archer, call
ed Ut Mr.. Warren's house yesterday after
noon 10 get some packages to carry nome
for bis wife. They saw Mr.. Warren IN the
passage with pistol in his hand, but
thought nothing of the fact. supposlng he
was q ing ont to tire it of. Presently they
heard the report of the weapon, and going
ont TO see about II they found MIR. Warren
living Oh the ground in diving condition.
Ii seemed that as soon As Mr.. Warren got
out of sight around the house he
placed the muzzle of the pistol to his ear
AID fired The bali penetrated the BRAN
aud caused almost instant death. Inc
iury rendered a verdict of death from the
effects of a pistol-shOt fred by himself.
Warren was hfty-fve years old and leaves
a family 1t is supposed that his mind was
somewhat affected by reason OF money
troubles. as be had been unable TO pay Tor
ms farm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
Chairman.
The annual meeting OF the association VIII %
held st Old Point This year--July LIST. "a, ana ad'
MANCHESTER NEWS IN BRIEF.
Many Items OF Interest from Across the
James.


The Chamber Of Commerce meets tonight ~
O'Clock.
Mr.. J. W. ToneY Will represent Henderson ana
Mr.. Richard Green stuart Lodge at the Grand
Lodge OF Oid-Follows in Roanoke next week.
lhe Central Methodist church revival services
are growing 10 interest.
Rev. and Mrs. L X. Thornhill will celebrate
heir crystal fifteenth anniversary weaulng
next Tuesday night
The Chesterfield County Court will begin hs
April term next Monday.
A large portion OF tho iron work Tor the
semmes-avenue bridge over tho railroad ~ Ia
place.
The work Of remodelling the Free bridge has
not az yet interfered with rafic over that strnct
ure.
Rev W. II. Christian, OF Hampton, who is as
sisiilg Nh Peterson in the revival nc Central
Methodist church. will return home saturday
The street Committee Will have meeting 10
night % transact general business and prepare
report to oe presented at the Council meeting To-
morrow night.
The Council Committee on Grounds aud Build
ings has secured plans and estimates Tor turning
The old smallpox hospital into an almshonse.
They ara now awaiting tho result OF the new
assessment so as 20 ascertain the city's financial
condition and ability 20 mako further expend4-
lures gu public improvements.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
Pnnnr DenIers As.Ign.

PHILADELPHIA, April IN Q. Raiguel 70
Co., paper dealers against whom num-
Der Of snits have been entered during tho
past few days IN the courts. have made an
assignment 70 j. Warren CoulstOn. IL -
understood that their liabilities will
amount % over 500, 600 although the mem:
bers Of the firm claim that tho assets VIII
fully cover al indebtedness. A number ~
thu creditors who have confidence in tho
firm have expressed their willingness 10
allow the firm % continue business. al-
though it il doubtful II the Odor will be az.
ceptod. The failure IS attributed % the
MISUNDERSTANDING price of paper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
a Large oil-siiii Burned.
tBy telegraph TO the p!spatch.i

GALVESTON, April 9 The Texas Standard
co1top- Seed-Oil Mill, with its refinery, was
burned last night about Il mile west OF TINS
eity. ID will prove total loss. The mili
vas started in 1887. employed 100, bands,
s15 converted 100 tons Of seed per day INTO
crude oil, which was refined at the rate OF
990 barrels per day. The output OF tne
plant as d revenue-produeing iIdus.rs Mas az
a ill., bu,ldines and machinery destroyed
was 1900 oO6. Fuily insured, mostly IN
northern and western companies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
IN THE DARK.
The North Carolina Military and Their
Visit to Richmond.
Especial telegram to the DIspatch.l

Visit to Richmond.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
RALEIGH, April 9--Scores Of inquiries have
been received in regard 70 the arrangements for
the visiting military at Richmond May 18th. The
troops In this State are In tho dark a. yet and
this is the reason why no notifications have been
sent on. Il ha- In a vague and general way I'M
derstoOd that tho State OF Virginia and tho city
OF khhmond would shelter and feed tho visit
lug military. II IA probable that in day or
two positive Information will be received, a. II
IL learned invitations have been sent out IL IS
further stated that the delay IL due 10 the rail
way companiesi slOwuess In naming the trans
portation rate. which It IL now said will be lc.
per mile each way Your correspondent has
heard OF a dozen or moro companies which will
20. and there Will he q large representation OF
veterans also. There will this year be a far bot
ter organization OF veterans tnan ever before.
In two thirds Of the counties there ara new as
sociatlons, more o. less vigorous. Yesterday
Colonel John u. Taylor was elected president OF
the large association Of New Hanover county.
There are only two ex-Confeicrate "camps " in
the state, the largest being Thomas KUHN
Camp AZ COldsbOrO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
THE MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON.
4 Movement II IS Thought for tho Benefit
of the East Tennessee.
Br telegraph 70 the pispatch.I

NEW YORK. April 9.-1he minority stock
holders committee of the Memphis and
Charleston railroad have prepared a circu-
lar which they are sending to the minority
stockholders suggesting a sale Of their
stock 10 another interest. They decline to
give the circular for publication on the
ground that publicity may prevent con-
summation Of the deal. A majority Of the
stock il held by the East Tennessee rail
road, hut its voting power has been I'M
paired bv legal obstacles on the part Of
The minority holders and it * generally
thought that the proposed scheme is in-
tended to remove these obstacles and give
the Fast Tennessee road complete control
of the Memphis and Charleston line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
A Trngie EIopement.

CArIErrsBURG, Ky, April 9.-Floyd coun-
~ comes to the front with another mur-
der. Saturday last TAFT Hall. aged twonty-
one years. eloped with the sixteen-year-old
daughter OF Cannes Turner. q constable 40
GoOdlOe. The couple were followed by
the father and oyertaken, nut Hall refused
10 deliver mp the girl Firing commenced
Immediately, and Turner was killed. Hall
escaped and is still at large.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
4 Small Fire.

| A small fro occurred in the dining-rOom OF
| tho building on laurel street between Cumber-
! land aud Albemarle streets owned by Mrs
| Walker and occupied by MIR. Tulane between
| and 4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. ttremen
| from the Laurel-stteet cngne-house were noti-
| fed AMI extinguished the danes, which caught
from the stove, before much damage had been
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
PROPERTY TRANSACTIONS.
Record of Deeds In Richmond and
Heprlcn.

Record of Deeds In Richmond and
HeDrico.
The following deeds of bargain and sale
were recorded IN the Clerk 3 Office OF the
City Chaucery Court yesterday:
Edward II. Brown 10 Joseph W. Evans, IS is
feet ON Broad afrest southwest corner OF Madl-
son, su bject 70 deed VI trIs, vi t,sl665, $500
james b. Elan and wife % +. A. Lowry, . feet
on west side Of Pine street, near AlDemArle'
Sz,2h
70 Richard q. Peeran, y !eet ON norm s'Ho Oh
Floyd street near Plum t3,'N NJ
Mary 81 NysrOm's trustee 70 T. Emil
Schmidt. 43k foe; on Baker street. northeast
corner OF 81 John. si,ll0. -.
T. l. Powell aud wife 10 Mary, wife Of James
Hayes, as feet on south side ot Poplar street,
subject 10 deed Of trust. go. 80
Emanuel ka2b and wife 20 joseph ". Evans
IS 10 feet on south side oI Lrcad street Oo'"00"
Madison and Monroe. $3.50. q,
Albert W. Taylor and wife 70 John !. hiues' q
feet on east side Of Brook avenue, t2JO.
COUNTY coUrr OF HEYIIco.
Henry G. Cannon, special commissioner, 70
l. NJ Presron's trustee. ga ioet on north siIo u
hroad-street road a. coraer Oi Ackensle s4oe''
$4,000.
Henry s and f.. Hutzler 70 Richmond, Frede-
rickseurg and Potomac Railroad Com pahy, ~ ~
OF an acre on Broai-stoet ROAD, eonueIinoN "
grantee company sl,3A ., ,.,.,
Anna &. and A. L. Marcy - James y. Johnson
So acres on north side OF Nine Nile road 49,.
l. VI. frest0nis trustee b. Richmond fIouo-
ricssburg and Potomac Railroad SOnn Pohy
trustees. one halt OF 5si feet on north 7i,o ~
Broad-Street road at corner VI Mckenzie street,
So, 700
Joseph Rcnnies heirs to Susan :. AhTltn ana
Julia W. Morris, 30 acres on Brook .uInP nss ~
northeast corner % Ladie |-Ale road sll' h .s
;. Thomas, Alexander W. ana susAn y. " e en-,
to Thomas 8. JACKSON, 2sH acres IN upper Gnu
OF HenricO, sll0. 90.
Lis Pendens: John II. Dinner, N. Z; osa ~,
Jordan Owens and their wives snd WlliiAhi na,-
yeyed TO The plsintif Nm leet on Floyd street al
northeast and southeast corner oil pihn'en
sroek
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
4 Narrow Escape.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
SCOTLAND NICK, y. c., April g, lsgl
4 white man named John hitehead, who had
boon acting a5 An emigration agent in this
county. came near being instantly killed Mt Halt
fax yesterday. he tried TO step upon moving
train, and missing MS catch no fell betwesn the
cars ana the platform. 10 was right badly cut
on tho head. ana tho train missed him only
few lAirbreRdths
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY, April ., 1877.
SALES. -FRsr BoARD-3 100 Richmond city
Sc, long, ll5..
rlasing llDgttlous ~ ths Stoox 3oAri;
G0vaaa4HSr RHl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
THELUTHERAN SEMINARY.
a Prospect That Charlotte viii Lose II

a Prospect That Charlotte viii Lose it.
Especial telegram % the Dispstch.l
CHARLorrs April o.-some days ago it was
announced that the Board Of Aldermen would
give the 5000 lacking 70 complete the fund Sc
curing the location Of tho Lutheran Female
Seminary at Charlotte and that the amount was
Included fn the bonds 10 lie issued for city i'm
provements. To-day Mayor Mcdowell said that
the sum was not covered by the proposed bonds.
This leaves tho matter unsettled, and it h possi
bio that Charlotte may lose the seminary aftoI
all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10

pox,r Run rHK RISK Of your Cold getting
wall alpn 80 ;tself--you may thereby drift into
y 90 cnnd;tion favorable 10 the development
90 1o sn,aa latent tendency, which may give
y W. ZEE vaars Of trouble. Better cure your
Cold Al once with the help OF DIR, Jayne's
F F ,storsnt a good, healing medicine Tor
ali Coughs. Sore LungA aud IhIoalss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE April Action hrm. miidlina
1ihalli.c Flour dlll ani unchanged; hoN-
AID street anu western super, t-A2O; 10.
extra, i250as&to; TO- DO family, g. oasbN;
CITY mile, Rio btants, etua 42siAoV. wihter
wheat, pstent A.i0asAso; sprng DO DO, t4.nas
SAB. Dc. Do, straight, t@Nl'oi In 10,
eKtrs, sAoOsiL Mncat--southctn very quioiuus
normally nm: FultL s'asic. Longberry, 40
SIC. No. .. NJa.. steamer. No. rel, MA
s2c., western s.runf; No : "inief rel So.
~ ASS. Arrti, - sasNC.. May, - n-o' dbJe
sgL. lli. Corn-SOufhpfn nrm. white, atarc,
yellow. 3ia3cc.: sostsfR strongi musI rppt,
3Aafhc.; Aprll 20 "a ial%r aay, HANFc
steamer. $3.50 ti1. oats hfn; southern ahf
Pennsylvania, Tl3ic.. western white, N'ai.E;
do. mixed. .-a2i3c.; graded 20. wine, ~"
uAc. kyo quiet put nrnl. prime - coo.e, "a
Sc. Hay quiet. primo % choic" limo'hN %As
sl3. Proyisl0ns si"s4y ani unchanrei Mes
pork-Oli. iIuIji ncw, fl..'a. bulA-meaI
Uoosel --SnouldcTa, 5c lung-clonr and cleaftlp
sidc-, 3Ac NugAr-plekiod snou dei-, - 49,
sugar-rnrel SMOKED shoultera. d4ai a. mans.
l04aiac Lard-Nonnrd. Nc; crude, nac. But
ter quiet aus uurhAus.i western itlle,
Sc. creamery, lqegic. Eggs Sat. Western, e.
Corec steady hio carsoe- fair, 0A as,h 80. ra'
gar uulet--A SOFT g. Copper 1iraiy -hrrn.l,
II .ai3. Whi8sey 1rfn az slloatlI@ treightt
o. Liverpool per steamer ApH, cotton. 90, ullr
por t0u ma sacks, N-s2-s- gain per nl-he 4
2iad ; Cork, f1r nrlors, e.. -hles-N heah 1''leV
bushels, corn, 5000 bushels
81 Louis.
ST. Lours. April a-tlolr nrm AMI hishen
ssr . options excited ana high1r. May closed AZ
Hi.c.: July, tJisc: AlEust t9ac Corn highsr
ami strong; No 2, cush, 81 e.; Nay closed AZ 20
a9sc: JuIy, &c.: September. Bic. oais-oaanv
2.Lc.: July. 2i4. Nh.-koy steady a. slv's
Provisions trme.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON. y. e., Aprii 9--rurpenuns irfn
| N s.lr. bil. Ros.n hrm strained, tii5; god
| strained, sl21. Tar nrm az g. 90 Crude turpcn-
tine nrm, nari' IN. yellow dip aud virgin.
| g. a.
NEW YORk COTTON FufrRs<
nav YORK, April a-CottOu-Net receipts,
! 6l5 baios; gross receipts. BOD haios. Futures
| closed steady Sales, 100 bales; April, NLt-a
| SlL4g. May, slL50atiLi5; juno, siIoxatll - I;
| July, tliM. August, tllhAfiLh; sep
| TENDER, $40. giasl0y,: OciOter, fi1a,atleie; No.
| yemner sl98nafi0W. December, SOB aflu y;
January. fl03Jail0iO; February, 40 tiasl@A
NORFOLK PEANUT Markell
tReportei for the Dispat,hl
| APRlL 0-Ygrkcl active. Prime, Ghc.. ertro
prime. &c; fancy. &C.: common, 2a3f. shoib
| Cd. ~ as, .; factory hand picSed. ta'sc-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
LAKE MICHIGAN.
An Unusually Deep Disturbance OF '''
Waters
tBv telegraph to the Dispatch.l

lBY telegraph 10 the bsphthi
Chicago, April 9.-The recent heavy
wind-storms in this part of the country
have caused an unusually deep disturbance
OF the waters of Lake Michigan. iester-
day a series of tidal waves swept in upon
this shore. From crest TO trough OF tue
waves was only about i've feet. as shown Py
the rising and falling of the water IN the
river; but they swept in with great, speed
and made everything dance. Vessels WI" re
carried in shore and run aground IN ths
mud; those attached 10 piers were JeIkeo
from their fastenings, and there were a
number of narrow escapes from Wrecklng
against abutments. This lasted Ior
some hours. the waves succeeding eash
other at short intervals. IL seems tnat tne
same influences were felt at other
points on the lake. At Racine, Wis, tlio
waters seemed TO be drawn away from tne
shore, lowering the surface very notice.
ably.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
VIOLENTLY INSANE.
Sad Result Of Lamentable Accident
rBv telegraph TO the Dispstch.l


BUFFALO. n. Y, April 9.-Arthur c. rad
,,,an the voupg Englishman who accident
aiIv shot and killed boy named Manly
Str;ckland in the Tonawsnda woods last
week and was acquitted by the coroners
my has become violently insane from
grief over the shooting HIS delusion Is
that the boy comes out Of his grave and
appears TO him. He has been sent to an
asylum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
MARKET REPORTS,
ANoiN CONNECTION THgReWITH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS
Daily Reports from Both Bosrds-Cotton
Gr.in. Flour. and Othsr Quotations
az telerraph o the pispstch.l

- WASHINGTON, April 2-For Virginia,
/ ,,, fair, clearing Ia Eastern Virginia. much
| thR colder. high westerly winds, gales on
! the coast
- For North Carolins, clearing, colder,
westerly winds, high on the coast
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
THIRTY-eouR NEW MEMBERS.
Many Additions tn the bar Associate
of the state.

Of the state.
The Committee on Admissions oil INC ''A'
Bar Association hsld meeting al O'CLOCK seS
terday afternoon Ia tee rooms Of tho hichn'o''
Association.
Ihoee present we're: Hon. George |. Snrl','"s :.
OF this city; Hon. X. H. Prints. OF snnoiA a.,
segar, OF Hampton: l. G. Berkeley, Jf'' % ""N
VILE; deorse Mason, Of Potersoars NJ
Judge Christian was elected chairman eh' -A'
BerEoley secretary
Considerable routine business was u.n ,'I M.
and rirty-four neu Inemnera.Nars sissssa' AN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
Petersburg Politics.

INI''VI"l FVIvk'"I1I ~ Nv ~
PETERSBURG, Va, April 9.-The Demo
cratic City Central Committee decided AT
meetings on the 18th to elect delegates to
i CITY convention to be held the l7th TO
elect candidates for municipal offices. The
petition for primary contained us sigma
lures; the connter-petitiOn, 942.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
A Big Trust Deed.

ISpecfF tNI0KTa7l ~ IIl'' UTFEH17III
HUNTINGTON, w. Va. April "A trust
deed has lust been executed by jed Hotch-
kiss, Of stanton, Va. 10 Law, Aspinwail ~
Co. 70 secure the payment Of Si5O,0n pur.
chase money on 100. O00-acre tract ~ land
in Lincoln and Wayne counties. This ~
the largest transaction in real estate ever
recorded ia West Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10

RHODE ISLAND.
The Legislature Now Fifty-Two Repubii-
cans, Forty-Nine Democrats, and
Nine 10 Be Elected.
IBy telegraph to tho Dispa,ch.l

IBy telegraph to tho Dispatch.I
PROVIDENCE. 4. l., April "a report has been
received from West Greenwich that after the
polls closed yesterday afternoon and the vote
had been counted disclosing no election the Do
mOcrats organized another meeting and ro-
sumed yo'ing. Ihe Prohibltlonist Town Clerk
had gone home 10 attend b his chores. but the
Democrats elected town clerk PRO ten. Flsh
lDemocreD was elected senator and Rathhone
Domocran representative. II is reported that
the Town Clerk will refuse 10 issue certificates Of
election 10 Fish and Raihbone. The compost
ti0n Of the Legislature now stands flfty-tvo Re-
puolicans ana iorty-nine Democrats. with nine
members 10 be elected
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
IhE SCAFEOLD.
The Work OF Hemp Yesterday in Various
Parts OF the Country.
rBy telegraph to the Dispatchl

The Work Of Hemp Yesterday in Various
Parts OF the Country.
by telegraph to the Dispatch.l
MOBILE, ALA, April 9.-Goorgo Fields tcol'
orodl was hanged this morning at scranton
Miss, for the murder Of Jennie M0sely tcooroD
May 1ith last The drop fell at 1913, aud Fields
was pronounced dead in two minutes and six
seconds. He acknowledged his crime, and al
vsed his hearers 10 pront by his example.
DIED PROTESTING HIS INNOCENCE.
WAYSRsBURd, PA, April 9.-Zack Taylor, con-
demned for the murder OF " lillian Met au-lani,
an Allegheny drOycr, was hanged al ll:l3 o'clock
this morning He was pronounced dead twelve
minutes later. On the scanOrd he reiterated his
innocence OF the crime. George Clark, his bro
thsr-in-law, suffered death q few weeks ago for
the same crime.
AN EXECUTION WITHOUT INCIDENT.
RELIEpoNrE, PA, April a-Alired Andrews
was hanged here az II O'Clock to-day for tho muir
der Of Clara Price, eiNteen-yesr-old girl
Death resulted from srangnlation. The execu-
ton was without uncommon incident
HORRIBLE End.
EAsTOS. PA, April g.-William H. Barthole-
new was hanged Ia tho jail here this morning At
1913 o'clock and was pronounced dead at 1919
Ills neck was broken. He was condemned Tor
me murder Of Aaron W. Dillard. Mrs. Dilard
was party % the crime. Mra billiard made a
fun confession ON the day 81 her husbands
funeral. and repeated II al BarthOlemew's trial
on tho promise that her sentence would be COM
muted 10 Imprisonment for life. Ia accordance
with the promise made she Is now in the Eastern
pcuitentiary.
Although Bartholomew had threatened 70 give
the sheriff trouble and 10 fght 10 the last he
walked 70 the scah0ld quietly aud with a firm
step After all the arrangements had been
completed he declared himself Innocent, and
then hogan Cursing all his accusers and de-
handed that Detective Johnson and Mrs. Dil-
lard De also hung. Its last words we're mixed
with violent osths and DlasphemOus language.
MET HIS DEATH CHEERFULLY.
EBENsBURG, PA. April 9.-Charles Carter, a
negro, was hanged here to-day for the murder
al Johnstown last Noyem Der Of one Of his boon
COMPANIONS named John Mathews. Both men
were hard customers, and the murder was the
result OF aquarrei. Carter met his death cheer
fully and cOurageOu5ly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
THE PLUMBERS co TO WORK.
The Carpenters, However, Prepared Tor an
An-the-Summer Campaign.
~. ta,oe,rar M IN tho Dianafch1

CHrcAGo. April 9.--Pursuant TO the terms
of arbitration signed yesterday the plumb
ers all went TO work this morning. The
carpenters strike, however, seems no
nearer settlement than on the first day.
mise on either side. The journeymen an
nounce themselves prepared for MI all-the-
sunmer campaigu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10
DESPERATE RESISTANCE.
One JaiI-Bird Yields Only with His Life
Another Flees to the Swamps.

10y tcIUEIhpH % NO UI7FHI-I'l
COLUMBIA. 5. c., April 9.--Murrell and
Carpenter, under sentence of death for he
murder of Younce, IN Edgeiiold, and who
escaped from Jail were discovered 60 be IN
Edgefcld Yesterday. Murrcn was. cap
turcd after being shot through the heart.
His mother pointed gun at the posse but
was dIsarmcd. Carpenter was said to be
borricaded i'm n house with sympathiZers
resisting capture. The Acknowledgment
and State Constable went 20 Johnson's TO-
day on a special tram 10 effect his capture
by the a,d OF the local military Of EDGE
fold. The latest reports state that Car
pointer and his friends haye fed to the
sWunps.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-10

LyOR SALE, a NICE LITTLE ES-
il rABiisHEn BpsixnS8 FoR $50 vhcA
yields large pront> Can - gf~seks ipcrseeek
owner selling osvfEg o>hsr enxaGopreotA 70 =
great bargain, worth three uns> ~ ancnao
sVikaiNLA.sea<s q bGlSo1nA - No