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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-08-11

The St. Louis express on the West
Shore Railroad was wrecked near
Byron, N. Y, by dashing into. a
freight train last Thursday. The &C.
cident was frightfuI one. Twelve
persons were killed and many in
jured, and fire added its horrors to
the sickening scene. Messrs. Mar
shall Burns and Chas. j. Locke, Of
this county, were on the train, but
fortunately escaped without injury.
Mr.. Burns, however, lost his trunk
and entire baggage.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-08-11
Sheep and Cattle.

4 600 GOOD Coarse Wool Sheep to
i sOONI put out on Shares-Thorough-
bred Bucks to go with them.
Also, 100 Best Grade of Cattle raised in
Southwest Virginia. Iwant kept till ready for
j. o. YATES, Agt,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-08-11
Home Made Carpets.

noN'T THROW YOUR RAGS AWAY, nor
" sell them for little or nothing, but write
to j. A. WATSON, GIillvile Jefferson County,
W. Va, who will call or send for them and
convert them into good carpet. that with care
will last lifetime. Try it. Jute and Hemp
Carpet made to order. Orders left at Carter
House will have prompt attention.
August 4, 1S91-tApi
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-08-11

Sixty days yet of hot weather will
enable any customer to realize much
comfort and benefit out of purchases
of real Summer Wear at the extreme
bargains GEO. II. HAGLEY is offering
them at now. Call at the Temple of
Fashion.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-08-11
MARRIED.

In Hagerstown, August 9Th. 1891, at the Re
formed parsonage. by Rev. J. Spangler Kfef-
fer. Mr.. ALONZA B. STEWART to Miss YIR-
GINA DALWICK. both of Martinsburg.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-08-11
Charles Town Creamery.

MIR. RADLEY has again taken charge of
vi the above Creamery and will run it on
the Separator plan. Will give good prices for
milk. and pay for the same promptly. Farm
ers who feel disposed to patronize the Cream
signed at once.
Aug. 4. 1876 IF. P. and Adv. copy.l
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-08-11

Ex-Gov. Holiday, of Winchester,
we understand, will take a trip to the
again shortly.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-08-11
School for Bows.

7 WILL open my School for Boys SEPT. 9TH,
Il 1S9I-roOms two doors above Episcopal
Rectory, on Main street. Latin specially. no
extra charge. Miss j. F. WASHINGTON
August II. 1S91-6t
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-08-11

FOR LOW PRICES OF LUMBER
see advertisement of
LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-08-11

The Goshen (va.) Improvement
Company has contracted with the
Humbert Nut Lock Co. to establish a
mandatory at that place.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-08-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Lost

A BICYCLE Tool Bag and Wrench. for
IA which a suitable reward will be given upon
return to the SPIRIT OFFICE.
August IL 1891
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-08-11

There is said to be prospect of
a large foreign demand for American
wheat this fall.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-08-11

AGRICULTURAL Fans, EXHIBITIONS,
&C., will be held this year as follows
Berryville. va.-Aug. 10 and 20.
Williams Grove, Pa.-Aug. 24-29.
Leesburg, Va.-Aug. 25-27.
Point Pleasant, W. Va.--Aug. 25-
%.
Morgan's Grove, w. va.-sept.
IA.
Wheeling, W. va.-sept. I'll.
Winchester, Va.-Sept. 9-11.
Parkersburg, W. Va.-Oct. 60.
Frederick, Md.-Oct. 1916.
Hagerstow1, Md.--Oct. 1876.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-08-11
Miss Mary S. Haines

WTILL resume her School for Small Chill
w dren on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1sr, 1891.
Terms reasonable.
July 81. 1891
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-08-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
Eor Sale

DAsTURE Lots of one-half Acre each, on
i South end of Gharlestown and Washing
ton City Imp. Co.'S land. See
GIBBS. LOEFFLEK & WOOD.
August A. 1S9t-4t
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-08-11

VOLTS Business College
PUsINEss Course, Shorthand, Typewrit-
ID ing, Telegrapby, n Preparatory Depart
ment. Send for Catalogue.
d. ELMER WOLF, Principal
Aug. 8, 1S91.-lm. Hagerstown. Nd.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-08-11

Ladies, for your Summer Hats
come to HIRsoHsIAN's.
Don't buy your Shoes until you see
ours. Immense reduction, at
HIRcHMAN's.
For Sale.-An elegant set of Har-
ness, never been used; bargain, at
HIRsCHMAN's.
Don't buy Summer Dress Goods
until you see ours. Immense reduc-
tions, at HrRscHMAN's.
Don't buy a pair of Corsets until
you see our line. Immense reduc-
ton, at H1RscHMAN's.
For Sale-an elegant Set of Har-
ness, never been used, at great bar
gain, at H1RscHMAN's.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-08-11


We call the attention of our readers,
10 the last statement of the General
Manager of the Charles Town Mining,
Manufacturing and improvements Co.,
covering time from lot sale to this
date. 1t will be seen that notwith-
standing the hard times, the work of
this company is going steadily on,
and no one with eyes to see can doubt
that magnificent development is as
sured for this place. All that is
wanted is for people to come and see
for themselves to be convinced that
this companyis chewing to the line"
respecting all promises made TO those
who invested in the enterprise. The
work being done is solid, and the
whole development has come to stay.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-08-11

At the national encampment of the
G. A. R., in Detroit, last Wednes-
day, quartette rendered several war
songs. In one of them was interpo-
lated the line: There will be no
fusion of the blue and the gray as we
go marching on" AT this suggestion
the delegates rose en- masse and
cheered vociferously. No fusion
in oursl" shouted man in the gal
Iery, and the ground floor cheered
again. Such expressions as these,
appIauded en- masse," are quite en-
couraging to southerners whose States
have appropriated thousands of dol
lars towards the Chicago Fair. As
to the war being ended more than a
quarter of century ago, the scene
related above goes far toward destroy
ing the last vestige of such an idea.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-08-11
Miss Emily @. Morris

WILL resume her School the FIRST MON
w DAY IN SEPTEMBER. VIII board pupils
from the country if desired. Terms moderate
July %, 1891.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-08-11

At the N. 7. RACKET STORE you can buy
large boxes of Gold Paint for 10c, sold else
where at 25 to 35c; we have some beautiful
heavy Seamless Mattings IS and 20c per yard,
same as we sold last season at % and 27c; Oil
square yd. worth soc. We stiII sell our beau
tiful 3-PlY Union Carpets at SIC. they are worth
45c; Japanned Bread Boxes 60. 20 and Soc,
worth 80 to S1.25; good Cigar for SC, sold
everywhere for SC; our for 5 are regular 5
centers, our SC cigars 10 centers. We have an
excellent line of Window Shades, all 2 yards
long, on spring rollers 81 to SIC each--we do
long enough for any window. A full set of
Brace Bits, u to in. (l3 bitts) $1.S5, worth
$500; best Iron Jack Plane 81 80, Fore Plane
$3.50. worth 1925 and $275. Be sure to see
our Black and Cream Silk lace, we sell it at
one-third the usual price. z to 1Sc; we sell the
best Machine Thread at Sc spool. Silk Thread,
all eolors, Sc spool Button Hole Twist lie
spool. j. w. CoFRMAN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-08-11
For Sale.

A N elegant NEW SPRING WAGON. with
IA Top-suitable for one or two horses
Double Cushioned Seats. Shafts and Pole, and
everything complete. Made by Mr.. August
Schultz, and a frst-cIass vehicle in every par
ticular. VIII either sell or trade for good
hO TnIv "a ,sa1-s,+ s c. YOUNG,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
FLAvoRlNe-MlLLs BURNED.
The Fire Department Had an Early Job
Yesterday Morning.

10 was Just seventeen minutes to o'clock
yesterday morning when the gongs IN tue
engine and statiOn-hOuses struck thirty-nine'
showing that the services OF the Fire Depart
ment we're required somewhere In the vicinity OF
Governor and Ross streets.
Steamers 3. 4, and and Ngruck No. were on
hand In n few moments, and found the tobacco
fayOrinc mills Of j.. ID. Patton AZ Co., In Tobacco
alley between Governor and Fourteenth streets,
In flames. This building is Just In rear OF the
one occupied for several years by Oppenhimer ~
Cutchins. Chief Puller, when he arrived, found
the whole upper portion Of the house IN a blaze,
and az once sent In special call Tor NO.
steamer.
The fremen worked with a win and in less
than an hour the flames had been entirely e4-
tingushed.
AFRAID FOR THEIR HORSES.
For awhile there was considerable excitement
In the neigh borhOod, especially among the nn-
merCus stable-men, several OF whom remember
Ing Sunday nights fire, brought their horses out
into the street 10 be prepared for the worst
Tho guests Of the Exchange Hotel, Just opposite.
had good view Of tire confiagratlon from the
Windows.
Mr.. Carter Neal, tho manager Of the mills,
know nothing Of the fire until he came down at
half-pa5t to open. He at once started force
clearing up the dsbTis, with n view to resuming
operations az speedily as possible.
The upper portion Of the building wes badly
damaged. IL II tho properly OF Mr.. John Tyler'
and Is fully insured. There was considerable
rum IN the factory, and In the stock destroyed
was large lot Of dried peaches which had beeh
secarcd with some ditiiCulty.
The origin OF the fre is not known, but Chief
Puller thinks possibly that IL may have been due
10 the steam-pipes oyerheatlng some lnilamma-
bic material, work having been carried on the
previous night until nearly IL o'clock.
TIE INSURANCE.
The insurance was "a follows, all placed
through MIR Williamson Taliey: on machinery
and fixtures. Phoenix, $500; Underwriters
1925; Gernania. 1925; Hartford, Sl2J; Orient,
G12j: Wytheyille $3.50.
on stock and merchandise, Virginia Fire and
Marine, $500: Underwriters, $3.50; Gczmanla'
$3.50: Hartford, $3.50; orient, $3.50 Wythe-
vile, $3.50; Phoenix, $2,000-total, $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
strikers Answer to the Article in the
Miners journal of Pottsyllie, Pa.
n.


To he Editor of he Dispatch.
We ask of you the privilege Of few
limos In your paper that we. The late employees
Of the Richmond LOcOmotiye-Works, may place
ourselves In the right light before the public IN
answer 10 the assertion that Mr.. Davis has been
roundly abused by 1000 mon. By that first as
sertion the public can plainly SEQ that tho writer
Of that article has been very badly informed az
70 tho present trouble IN this city. Inc people
of this city well know that the LOcomotiye-Works
has never given employment TO more thah 'Vo
men.
The Miners Journal also shows that Mr.. Davis
has been denounced as Molly Mcguire Ihat
assertion we positively deny. The assertion
made about Mr.. Davis regarding the Molly Ma
guires was his own words. Mr. Davis said In the
presence Of thirty men that he had been through
strikes with tho "Mollies" when bis lie was ~
danger. When he made that assertion one ol
the men replied 20 him, telling him that az the
present time he was with llW-ablding cltlEehs
and not cut-throats. We will also inform she
public that the Pennsylyanian that was SPOKEN
OF used every honorable means 10 obtain an IN
teryiew with Mr.. Davis and was positively re-
fused.
MIR. Wisdom's mission TO this city was not foT
the purpose OF mlsropresonting any gentleman
lilo came here TO effect settlement OF the pres
ent trouble II Il was possible for him 10 DO so
Mr. Wisdom believes In arbitration, which Ia the
only fair means OF settling disputes between en-
ployer and employee. He has had experience
enough IN the past 10 know that when arDitra'
ton IL refused, and II Is decided TO DO hght u
| the finish, that both parties suffer great loss
We will assure tho public that tho supposed
attack on Mr.. Davis is not because he Is north
ern man. Tho mechanics OF the present tine
do not take into consideration the part Of the
| country q man happens to come from, whether u
| be North, south, East, or West We Will treat
| him with respect as long as he treats us In the
| same manner.
MIR. A. II. Raynal. late manager Of tho Loco
| motive Works, we believe, WAS northern man
| and one with wide experience. He was euccefs
ful i'm bringing TO this city a number of rsl-clns'
machnlsts. We Wish further 10 assure tho pup
| lie that this n not question OF North and South
| but "A question Of the rights Of q mechanic. i
| we, the late employees OF tho locomotive
| Works, could be- led 60 believe by arbitration
! that We arc wrong we would be noble epor sh q
| acknowledge Il. PRESS COMMITTEE
| BY ROBERT l.. NASH,
| j. A. COsTIGAS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
THE ASSOCIATION BOAT CLUB.
Good Progress in Raising DIoney-Consti
tuition and Bylaws Adopted.

A well-attenled meeting Of the. Young
Mems Christian Association Boat Club was
held in the parlors Of the association last night
with Mr. S. W. Travers in the chair. The room
was beautifully decorated with nags and the
walls adorned with pictures OF boats and marine
scenes.
General-Secratary Candllsh stated that the
sum reported at tho last meeting as having been
subscribed by friends Of the club had been IN
creased somewhat. although his committee had
not been pushing tho matter.
The outlook for the success OF the movement
Is 1right, and with little more zeal and enthu-
sialm tho entire sum needed can soon be raised.
Nefsrs. G.. W. Morris, John n. West, j. +. Plum
mef. s j. Jencgan, Percy BOsher, and several
othbr gentlemon Kindly volunteered 70 assist the
committee to solicit subscriptions.
MIR Ware B. Gay, the owner OF Mayos Island
upgu which II is desired to locate tho boat-house
wal present by invitation. and kindly expressed
his Interest In and willingness TO assist the club
MI Gay remained during the greater part o
holmeeting and very kindly offered valuable
sueEestons upon different subjects discussed
reljtiye to tho boat club.
The constitution as proposed by the Ways and
Means Committee was adopted with some few
notifications.
After appointing committee 10 nominate
officers the meeting adjourned TO meet one weeA
a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
ASSAULTED BY HER DOCTOR.
Report from Charlotte OF Heinous Crime
by Campbell Physician.

Hon. John d. Shepperson, member Of
the House from Charlotte, was IN the city
yesterday and brought intelligence OF heinous
crime that was committed In his county on hon-
day.
Ia conversation with n DISPATCH reporter Mr.
shepperson remarked that his people were very
muEh wrought up, and that there we're threats
Of violence In case the criminal was caught
Hls only heard OF the affair after leaving home
yes Ierday morning, and did not get many OF the
det lils. lie saw number OF people, however,
whI we're cognizant Ct the offence having been
cOnl United. Among these was the husband OF
thellady assaulted.
IiI appears from what Mr. Shepperson says
thai on Monday physician. who lives Just across
the bounty line and near Brook Neal, In Camp
bel Visited the wife Of citizen OF Charlotte, on
WHOM he was practlcing. He prescribed certain
medicine, 10 procure which the husband imme-
diately went TO a village not far distant. II was
In his absence that his wife, who Is young, hand
some, and highly respected, was assaulted. ~
was thought, Mr.. Shcpperson says, that the lady
was given chlOrOf0rm.
The county officers and many citizens were on
the lookout yesterday for the physician. Tele-
grams we're sent to Lynchburg, Danyille, and
other points In an endeayOrt 10 secure his arrest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
The Richmond Hydro-Carbon Heater
COMPANY.


Persons desiring stock In the "IuTen Com
panp," which, beyond doubt, will pay nRmehse
dividends, will please call nc No. $50 east Main
street, sec the wonder OF the ago Ia operation,
subscribe on a small instalment plan, aud reap
the benefits Of tho heaters must De) great pop
ularity In the United States and elsewhere.
We are securing patents In foreign countries.
Our leading businessmen are taking stock on
the ground floor. Az fare alike in the fHef
ComDanU. It il really and strictly speaking the
around floor. A limited amount OF stock Is Tor
sale at present prices and terms.
Ladies' and gentlemen are cordially invited W
call and see tho most economical dre IN the world.
II can be attached 90 any old or new stove, y Is
n charm for hOusekeepere, and u Is Impossible
for any objection to be raised 10 IL by any one oil
ordinary intelligence.
believe this win be- tho bestpaying and saiesl
investment originated In my recollection.
We will cheerfully exhibit and explain II "a
every one as it will DO needed by every house
keeper In the civilized world.
/ snail be- for few days" at j. w. Anderson
g. Co.'S, $50 east Main street.
LEWIS w. BURwELL-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
THE sUe-coNTRAcToRs MEET.
A Permanent Organization Effected-it
Objects-Officers.

The sub-contractors met at Lee-Camp
Hall last night and effected a permanent
organization under the namo Of the Suh-Con.
tractors Protective Association Of the city OF
Richmond ana Manchester.
Tho objects OF the association az set forth IN
the plan Of organization are TO protect the sub
contractors, secure an amendment TO the me-
chanics' lien law, put the general contractor
and the sub-contractor on the same roofing put
skilled mechanical work on higher plane, sc.
The following permanent officers were elected
President. T. n Kendler; Vice-President, w. j.
WestwC0d: Secretary, Harry BinsWanger
Treasurer, b. n. Batkins.
ON motion Of Mr.. Blnswanger the following
committee was appointed to solicit membership
Ne4srs. Binswanger, Perkins, and Evans.
A committee was also appointed on hall, time
Of meeting, sc.
All material furnishers are also eligible to
membershtp in tho association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
FROM ACROSS THE RIVER.
Yesterdays Events In Manchester Crowded
into Small Space.

A large force Of hands were engaged yes
terday in laying a double track on Decatur
street for tho Manchester Railway and improve
ment Company'5 line, which VIII cross Mayos
bridge.
The work Of opening Semmes street TO C0war-
din avenue will soon be commenced, as the hti-
CATION over the property along the line OF the
proposed extension il about settled. The City
Engineer has advertised for bids for removing
1900 cubic feet OF earth between Twelfth street
and COWardin avenue.
The entertainment for the benefit Of Meade
Memorial church last night al Gibbse Opera
House attracted a large audience, and those
taking part in the entertainment acquitted
themselves In q most satisfactory manner.
Mr.. George L. Gary, vino has been quite SICK,
was out yesterday.
Mr.. Lee Turrentine has returned from trip
to North Carolina.
The suit OF Rev. W. A. Campbell against the
city is stil pending In the Hastings Court
Sirs. o. /. Webster LETT yesterday for Balti-
Hore 20 visit her brother, Mr. X. a. Worldridge.
The Street Committee will meet next triday
and consider the matter Of completing the
paving Of Porter street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06

Fruits and Flowers.
This well-known brand is 10 be found at
all the dealers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06

ihe extended range Of our researches mas .o, ~,
'oape1 the existence Of the eecfet ofSaslIsuVn
sy4f1 haha.' The evidence c,sines from ses.@
.I MurCes fully competent in themselves 70 AZ ~
~ IL truth, while the fact - supportod ~ tno
en0si imposslble 10 discover the perpetrators
~ sfs'lre witnesses. AZ II 20 guard egainss , ~
.1l'e the dagger or stietto ~ aolestea ~ W. ,
es.dy seapon % plunge into the BRAS. v' .a. psA
Vie victim and silently 40 ~ lfsria vi ,,,'a q
speedily found solace in these methods wpns 'ao
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
SUPERVISORS TO BE PAID.
They VIII Get $40 Each After Waiting
Over Four Years.

The Federal supervisors who served IN
Richmond in the congressional election IN
November, 1856, viii receive their money To-
morrow. Ihis was the time OF the new registra-
tiOn and the supervisors served in all eight dsys,
for which they claimed $40. Somc time aner
the election the AttOrney-Generalissned circu-
lar in whicl he explained that the officers were
not authorized TO do more than hYe days WORK
ana we're n0t entitled 20 but S25.
The claimants instituted 'suit for the eAlr..
three days pay In the United States District
Court, from the decision OF which the plalntlus !
appealed 20 the Circuit Court. A judgment Mas
there obtained for the amount Of the claim. Inc
money has been received here, and Mr.. Lyon ~; ~;
Tyler, the legal representative IN the case, VII
settle with the supervisors tomorrow al noon III
the Office Of the Clerk Of the United States Dis,
trict Court In the custom-hOuse. Inc totoi
amount is something like 5000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06

tice Fuller, Circuit-Judge Bond, and another
moihbcr 10 be appointed By the President Inc
tnpFessloD Is that the appointments ~li nos Oe
made this summer.
The salary Of the marshal 20 this court y nxed
at u 900 and that OF the clerk at s3OoO. M
MolIyan Treat Is an aspirant for the former OF
feel and for tho latter the candidates are ex-
JudIyo Thomas Atkins, DR.. Richard A. Wise, o.
Williamsburg, and Mr.. Butler Malone, son OF
tho Chairman Of the Republican State Comnlit-
tee
A petition Il IN circulation here ana " Deing
sighed by leading lawyers and busincse-Inen
commencing Judge Atkins for the clerkship.
The Judge was for years deputy clerk OF the
United States District and Circuit Court here.
and served one term "a Judge OF the musings
Court. He discharged the duties OF potn posi-
tiOus with perfect satisfaction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
Childrey's majority, I,81B.
WANTED 1T UNANIMOUS.

Chlldrey's majority, 1876.
WANTED 1T UNANIMOUS.
After the returns had been canvassed the
Chairman asked what should DO dono with the
ballots.
Mr.. Knowles iOkingly suggested that Mr.. Chill
drey's nomination DO mado unanimous and the
ballots burned, as there was no possibility OF a
contest.
On motion OF Mr.. FlournOy, Il was decided that
a committee Of three be appointed % carry the
returns 20 Chairman Lambs Office whore they
could be placed under lock and key.
Some little difficulty was experienced In get
ting members 10 serve ON the subcommittee un-
iii the Chair remarked that he had neglected TO
state that all who went with him would be- served
with refreshments. AZ this all present vOlun-
tcered TO assist.
After providing for the payment Of all ex-
penscs OF the primary the committee, at 1880,
adjourned 70 the ofice OF the Chairman as his
Cuegtg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
Annllhn LIE RoIuNpA.
personal and Other News Notes Gathered
from the Capitol.

The Governor will not return from Nor
folk for several days; ~. o,,,,no, r,c,nro
a..rpnecahontas6 has been placed In the library.
Judse A. ID. Watkins, OF Prince Ed"afu' was
III s,' thv .i irving. who has been the guest OF the
~ ",ocr JuusS has returned home. The Jndses
e",,h Is much improved. On sunday ne ,li aI-
health r. Uoge's church In company VIII his
'tenaeu "a they and Judge Staples sat In the Gov
erH Me- branch Mckinney, the Governors messeh'
.sr has returned from brief visit 70 N4riYn ON r
Inc ~ enniyersary Of the Hampton Normal
a'.snol as,e,sdl on mi the 21st Of IN month; -, -.
scn0 p bunting, sheriff Of Norfolk county; county. was
II, :. .,,y Sesterday and visited the Capitoi.