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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-25
pETRoiTERs WALKING.
status of the Strcet-Cer Strike In the
Michigan Metropolis
rBv telegraph 70 the Dispatchi

Drrno1T. MrcH,, April 24.--No street-cars
-, r,,nnine in this city to-day, the COM
az aIS bsying decided 20 suspend operation uh
ss,tv ,, snthoites advise Thorn that they arc ~
~" positlon to AFFORD proper protection, small
BtVaFf - me city quietly discussing the SITUATION
Pl pa, Of the employees of tho large manuIac- H.
s, aioss ~ ~. also ont to encourage the men. Ihe
4aa bos,iers Of the City Railway company
4Jo ~ 80 ,norning. They left one or two mon
struoA W. nn,n however, 70 feed the horses. Inc
w eaS. - written lettor 10 the streot-car oll
~, Testing arbitration, but no answer has
t'esn received as yet. The estrlsers are aItuhsihs
for a monster mass-meetihg Vo-his
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-25
-. e,,n.,Ion In Pittsburgh.

Pr1sUUnen, Pa april Iha xSe1d tho aoSions sioac.
riors ~ work ON ~ Dulc n,,t struck this morning
tos mas1hs NE lockout About one thrd o. ses sss
nsISs are out some 2, the cimass Of the
officials this ~ ,V a. mis- city who win either 20
nuinpet S,t ~ or vii strike May lst IheT ob sst
lockeG oss cov,enfers, 500 stone-nasons, SUI
bodcaIsr c iOoo plasie,SrS, s0S and roofers,
and paper-hangets, i'Oogi rolshers, sse 900; the
s5o ar9'Oe snd nepers 100; plumbers and iss sss
n,,ers 900: strnctural iron.workers,, l'o io4T5
ns trssIans' =. 75 brlckisyors, Soo' i0'Ai' iV'o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-25
xv.s \, the Wora of "Jaek the Ripper
Tey telegraph TO the Dspaschl

NV YosK, April 2i.--About II II ,,'a ScIock no q,
last night man ana woman etsafS iS % sp
RIVER u1sse,' nos' street The mans entry IN me
sna ss.,,a,,y.book VINO reads: Knlckier and wife Inc
fess',y reg 80 stranger, while the woman was
fnoa in tho nghborhood Tasy ypors,ss wsTs assssa ss
70 = rvp's. y. essd 10 awaken the couple, but dd
sen, , ,,ccsed. the deor Of the room was forced
s pot -. sns ned was found the dead BODY OF tne
ana ss,sa oa issrfuly buschered The man mad aissp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-25
WASHINGTON LESSER NOTES.
Ponpsy,s Direct-Tnx Money-The New
Federal Treasurer.

W.svryorox. d. c., April 24-The Gov
orror of Pennsylvania has made eapphcationl
~ tbe Treasur.y Department for that s.a'9 - ,
shave of the direct-tax fund, amounting "
81, ,G54,7 III. ,,,,.s,,ror Mr.. Ne
,,,.i-s., fIted hig bond to-day, but wiz nov llA9
poen.a' mill Monday The count Of the cash ana
SecuTites in the Treasury, which Is alweyS & ni no.
upon the incoming OF new lLoas9soi annointed
~, sonerintend the count Is composed 9I M -,
70 iS,IPpsara of the Publc-Moneys Division, VINO
win wi represent the Secretary Of the dTeSS1Iy "a,
Mr. A. T. Huntington, the cniei Is.en 2l s.e the re-
.irs,.. rressurer; aud Ar, George Robertson;
cnisF of division in tho ofce OF mo SonPSiouo'
~ Snrrency. who will represent Mr. NeoecAot'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-25
VIRGlNIA'S PROMISE.
The Opinion of Wealthy Northern
Magazine-Co ontributor.

Mr.. Erastus Wiman, well-known,
wealthy contributor on economic subjects
to magazines, was In the city yesterday and
stopped at Fords. Mr. Wlman Is enthusiastic
regarding the future OF Virginia. He believes,
he says, the future Of this State Is more promi-
sing than that Ofany Of the northwestern States
more promising because We have the OppOrtuni-
ties, the COAL iron, and other valuable minerals,
as well as q temperate climate. In Minnesota
and other sections Of the Northwest these oppor-
tunities are rapidly exhausting themselves. Viz
glnia, though, il just beginning TO develop. He
believed that this State offers superior advan-
tages to that of any Of the others in the South.
"To show you I believe in it." no added, I've
put my son in business here
Mr.. Wman said he also looked for great re-
suits from the reciprocity treaty with Brazil.
Mr. Wman left last night for Now York,
where he will attend banquet this evening
given by the North american ReUisU to Its con-
frihnfnra
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-25
Tho Ilemnen CraEat.

n'A AF+s ~ t'io bAqff+-sA4'i
T. t.v..rEl'A S. c.. April "a. Whites Mar
r.. a..Frl today ia the jail-yard Tor tho
w. H .a'gary last Of Alice Mcleod, white
54. Martin made p speech from the gal-
49,. N' tLat DO old not intend 20 XII the
,'a' ,iaI he ell sure Of going 70 Heaven.
.... ...'H "1s witnessed only by the autbo-
81. o. persons. Bin Miles (o0lored)
t.... 'hs morning at Pickcns for the
t..t y. aate Dfitln over I've cents that Grimm
I'd. 'Frd blu. Edmund Holloway tcOi-
-.. Nsazsd tO-daya az Manning for the murN
y. .A /" DIDo5e white. The hanging
s..'-lr uu1gf the Laws Of the state.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-25
TIE CLFRGYSlgN.
JUSTICE BRADLEY RATHER WORSE.
His IndispOsition May Further Postpone
the Sayward and Lottery Cases.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.I


WASHINGTON. April 24.-Ihe condition of
Justice Bradley, who has been confined to
his house for about two weeks with a cold aud an
attack Of the grip, Is not so favorable to-day as 1t
has bCcn, nnd his associates are apprehensiye
that he will not be able to be present in court
next Monday, when the Boring Sea and lottery
cases should come up. He has been steadily i'm
proving and up 20 this morning IL was thought
he would be in court MOndayn the weather was
mild. AS stated in these dispatches last Monday,
when argument in these ,ases was postponed
partly on account Of Justice Bradleys Illness,
the court Is aycrse 20 hearing either OF these I'M
pOrtGnt matters without a full bench, and IL is
probable therefore. that they will again be post
pOned. AS the term OF tho court is drawing rap
idly 10 n close a further postponcment would
mako Il almost, though not quito certain that
these cases would not come up until next Octo-
hcr or November, after the court reconvenes.
Justice Bradley is obliged 10 take extreme care
Of his health and cannot safely venture out OF
doors in his present condition. His illness caused
a false report to-day that Mrs. Bradley was dead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-25
4 nig strike in Germany.

American cable 70 the Dlspatch.l
April 2i.-The miners strike at
r 7H luin2 gigantic proportions
'-.'l mcH are out and IL u expected
med by large numbers tomorrow.
FL. a.e greatly excited and beyond the
o.. .f -aiFrs. The mon are encouraged
49, . ~ The Paris conference ana the
r... Belgian minors regarding geheral
s.... .a employers are making tremendous
s.... coal iu anticipation OF pro-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-25
supreme Court of Appeals

Coleman against Sands. registrar. Az
gued by Edmund WaddIll, Jr., Esq, Tor the plain
tin and Charles V. Meredith, Esq, for defendant
and submitted.
Wells and ais. against Hughes and ala.
Passed.
Hayes against Bargamin: Giblln against Bar
gamin. Dismissed, agreed.
Hunter against Hume. Argued by james r.
Cation, Esq, Tor defendant in error and sub
nntftad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-25

Lydia Hudson, living near the o,o.,.., -.
nle' me who resided alone, except her two SenaNI
Azalne aged twenty-one, ana Frnity o,,,5
mhtty. Ihe brutoa best tho women ho,glk,, .IsTu
sIo, Iyss ,,, aIi,ne .s, m the head ihnctne wound
we skull The outlaws further aharnefniio ,naiy
sn.,, avien an three OF tho women, romalning In
uay',g1t ,,a hey arc known aud The sherig Z on
a9 .S,oub LOT them. Mrs. Hudson ana her
s ~ ~ are respectable, hard.worktnc women
NsPealh wv. walton Smith and Morgan and paws
hs1e ,' 1ecn employed with q posse 10 search thc
ooloihins country for tho m an. 'no
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-25

Rev. J. Edward Smith, of the New
Church. delivered the second OF his lectures at
Smiths Han last night.
Tho hall will seat about hfty persons, and was
pretty well filled.
Mr.. Smith is an earnest speaker and his Ian
guage is choice and stamps him as being well
educated.
His subject was, "What is Meant by the New
JerusaIem," and his views were given very
clearly. His position was that the New Jerusaiem
meant n new spiritual dspensation, which would
come when the world most needed II.
He will lecture again at the same place Sunday
morning at IL o'clock and Sunday night at $3.50
o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-25
inst Three Cases.

Emiline Shelton and Mamie Hyde (col-
oredl were before the Police Court yesterday
charged with being disorderly and using abusive
language 10 Il. Z. Anderson. Emlline was tned
s. and Mamie $3.50 and costs.
Nineteen colored boys, some Of them quite
small were charged with dislrderiy conduct on
the street. Five Of the crowd were dnod 81 and
costs each.
Tho case Of Stanley Williams, charged with
stealing 5I6 the property Of Martin Shields, was
dismissed, As there was no evidence against tho
accused.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-25
.ctoso of the Episcopal Convocation.

The closing services of the James-River
Ccnvocation Of the Episcopal Church took place
at Emanuel church last night, on which occasion
the sermon was preached by Rev. Mr.. Burton on
ST. Johns. Iis text was "Cast thy burden On
the Lord" The meeting vae the fullest aud one
OF the most enjoyable Of tho week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-25
The REFUNDlNG OF THE 414'S.
Getting Into Circulation the Country's
Subsidiary Silver Coin.


WASHINGTON, April 24.--Secretary Foster
has not vet arrived at any conclusion as 20
the uIen 10 be adopted for the refunding OF the
Az Dor cent. bonds amounting TO S5O'OOO,OOO'
which fan due on September lst In the course
eminent finances Secretary Foster expressed
himself as having no fear Of the inability OF the
Government TO meet all its obligations az they
rnigbt arise There would be no trouble, he
added. about tho next quarterly payment OF
ponsions in June, aggregating between S%D'-
600 600 and $2S, 100000. The available money
M tbe lsyosal ot the Treasury he placed AZ about
rzO 600 900. Included In this aggregate the
Secretary mentioned the subsidiary coin now IN
the Treasury, the large amount OF deposits held
bv national banks, the surplus OF appr0Alnate-
Nv s11 600 600. and also about SO,OOOOOO IN
fuiIion and "a ,OOO,O 900 in silver dollars in the
Treasury upon which no certificates had been Is
sued. Nothing has yet been decided upon Witn n
circulation the subsidiary silver coin now III the
Treasury vaults.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-25
peared. "Jack the Ripper was at once sus-
gested.
The murder has created
TRzprunof-4 arrslrnx

Everything about it suggests that "Jack the
Ripper" Of london. has reached New YORK, or
that somebody II copying his methods. There
WAS no particular attempt TO avoid observation
by tho murderer whom he took the room, ana ~
Is described IS apparently = sea-faring man ot
foreign nntif nality. Tho woman was known
under the nickname o. "Shakespcare," and was
handsome. She was n frcquonicr of the district
Of tho city which comes nearest 70 tho White
chapel Of London. Appearances go 20 show that
she wns FIRST strangied with sheet, which was
twisted around her neck. probably 10 prevent an
outcfy.
Inc mutllntion of tho body Is of the same char
acier es TINT described In tho London cases, but
Is was done with duh casc-knife. Tho woman
hal been dead several hours Ehcn tie body Was
discovered. The house where tho tragedy Oc-
cured Is known as tho ''Hcuse o. Ill DFinks
frufn t8 sign of many kinds OF beverages on sale.
IL bears hard reputation. Tho police are put
ting f0-ih every gsSorI 70 unraysl the mystery
and capture She murderer,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-25
Welcomed Thcir President.

The directors OF the Burton Electric
Company met NJ thoir offices last night % meet
their new president, Mr.. W. i. Mason, Of Chica-
20. After some tlmo had been spent in becoming
acquainted the party repaired 20 Reagors pri-
vate dining-roOm, whore n magnificent supper
was served. DR.. Burton sat at tho head OF the
table with Mr.. Mason at the opposite end.
Mr.. Mason, in addition to his splendid business
capacity, was found 20 be q gentleman OF hne
social tastes, ana won the esteem OF ali who had
the pleasure o. meeting him. Ac viii remain IN
the city for several DAYS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-25

,rict This Il the snit Of Cayce and others sealnss
she Commissioners Of Lee distfict qoestioniuk
she rtght Of tho Board Of Supervisors 70 Ieyy
special taxes for thcs improyemento Lee dlssncs:
The case win bo heard st Tue eesuin, ssf~ :"
tho Circuit Court. which begins May Attn.
The ordinance regarding the keeping Of Pow:
der within the corporate limits q Mchnond ,i
provides that no, moro than tventy-lyc POUNDS
OF powder shall DO kept at ono place 10 the cay'
except IA magazines approved by ne S9unal.
An exception h made la The case OF tne uows-
zers. They can keep not more than TO peIhas
OF the article az their arInory, but ~ must " ~
one-pound cartridges, snd they kept IN nrss
proof safes. Where more than two pounds ~
inc article Is hep; it must BE- placed IN cann's'
ters.
Hon. John Z. Massey. the Superintendent on
Public Instruction, ard 80 such a member o. tho
Board OF Visitors OF the Dlacksbnrg College, mas
recently received letters from several ciuee IN
the state making inquiries abont the sugfesyon
Of asking for offers Of new sise for that inssftu-
tiou. Among the places from which the supsrfns
tendent fas received letters ars: Danviue, kons
noke, Lexington, Buena Vista. and shcndun.
None of these make any direct offor, but The
writer's merely AJAX for information as % the dc>
mands Of the college.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-25

Lots In tho beautiful suburb Of Lisburn, ota
Grove avenue, At $50 and SIS per front foot; on
Hanover street at els per toot--the shadiess,
pretticst. and deepest tots 0n the market. Hand
some houses already erected At the growing
end Of the city. The most poi ular and feshion-
able drive out Of the city. Purchasers protected
by proper restrictions asalnsi nuisances. Terms
Of sale easy. Prices lower than any other pro.
perty Of equal merits. CAN and lot Va show 700
these handsome lots.
HENRY I. STAPLES e Co.,
10S north Ninth street, opposite tho CapltoL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-25

i't.-.wn7ran cable 70 the Dispatchl
.... IulEuGAL. April 24.-Telegrams
.. chile, say that nobody except
fae Dictator are safe from Insult
"unt; that ladies Of the highest
'. 'r'yu into foul prisons and treated
'... u' The vile; that during the eloc-
'rF utgiEed In robDeries and out
SD. Jrroeed @ favor the Farla-
...fH. that only BalmaceGa's nominees
Ihsl N.Him his nominee ior the
.sal 2JI out OF the 200 votes OF
rr3 that an letters and tele-
.-. ....f.i.I 20 "A rislrgus censorship.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-25
The y. u. q. A. Boat club.

IL has been decided 10 hold the meeting re-
garding the organization OF a boat club at the
Young Mems Christian Association az s:lo and
next Monday night. instead Of Tuesday, az was
az first intended. At this meeting constitution
for the club viii Do submitted and encerseieescos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-25
rnitinnsn ~ tic Theatre.

Academy Of Music last night By the Patti Rosa
Combination vas greeted by large audience
The play is sparkling, and Miss Patti Rosa was
IN thorough sympathy with the titie-role, which
she assumed. Her support was excellent.
The limp" viii be repeated at the matinee
to-day and "Margery Daw" will be given to-
uf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-25
Bonds for New school-Houses,

There will be presented by the Finance
Committee at the next regular meeting OF the
Board OF Aldermen unanimous report recon-
mending the appropriation OF 100000 In bonds
for the building Of new school-houses In Fulton,
on Navy Hill, ana for tho Central School An ap-
preparation OF SIS, 900 for the purchase OF a site
for the last named has already been made oy
fba
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-25
DIR. smith,s FnneraI

The funeral of DIR. Edwin II. Smith
was held from ". James church at 4:30 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. Rev. DR.. Peterkin orici-
ated with Rev Mr.. Mason, the assistant rector.
" How FIRM = Eenndafons ard wear oi
Earth Mr. NJ. Il. Ramos 3as orgsnsst. The
funeral was very largely attended, the interment
being IN the family section at shockoe cemetery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-25
Three New Boarders for Mr.. Moses.

Dallas Snigow and James Snigow alas
Riley (Ghitej were received at the poniteptiary
Yesterday from Giles county-the former 70
serve three years for hOuse-breaking and the
latter two years for the same offence.
Elbert Galygar twhite) was received from Gray
son county TO serve eighteen years for murder
in 6ecOnd degree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-25
Meeting of Les-District Democratic Club.

At the meeting of the Lee District Demo-
cratic Club held last night Mr.. William II. Sands
was elected yice-preeident Addresses were
made by Messrs. Conway x. Sands, s. Is. CHM,
aud William II. Sands, after which II was decided
that an open-air meeting be held In front OF tho
clubhouse next Friday night On that occasion
Colonel Tazewen Elicit and several other Rich
nlond gentlemen win speak, and q brass band
will be in attendance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-25
They Mnrn Both Sick.

The city ambulance was called yesterday
afternoon &C O'Clock TO attend a colored woman
at PAGES tobacco-factory who was suffering from
an epilep,ic IT. After receiving the proper
medical attention she was left az the factory.
Another call was received at O'Clock +. NJ. TO
attend white man on Mayo and Franklin
street who was taken sick. He was carried 70
the almshOuse for further treatment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-25

ANdosrrRA BiTTERs Is household word all
over the world. For over bfty years it has adj
yertsed itself by its merits. ltisnow advertised
to warn the public against counterfeits. Tho
genuine article Ia Manufactured by DR.. j. u. b.
SIegeft 6 Sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-25

The Excise Board, consisting Of Messrs.
+. W. Cham berlayne, w. ii. Curtis, and Fritz
Sitterding, met in the basement Of the Capitol at
o'clock yesterday afternoon. The session lasted
ab0lt half an hour, and q dozen or more appii-
cations for license 20 san hquor were fayorably
considered. The board will meet from day 20
day until all the applications are disposed OF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-25
Card 60 the Public.

Mr.. Joseph G. Schultz has purchased the
old-establiShed bar aud restaurant az No.
1914 east Main street, and has had same
fitted up in the most elegant style, On
next Monday the 9th his friends and pa
irons are invited TO his opening. Refreshs
ments will be served to all visitors tree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-25
Mi,I NoI GO to MnrlI.

The Vigilance Committee of the strikers
say that on Thursday they captured sixteen
men--three mouldefs and thirteen machinisis---
who came here from Philadelphia 70 get POSI-
tons at the Locomotive Works. Some Of them
were az the sirikers meeting yesterday morning,
where 10 was stated that nons sf The party would
20 70 work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-25
tlaeallon ln paroel,iaI sehooIa.

~ I-I'sfaph % The DIspatch.I
g,..ts H,..itiLD, III, April "a. In tho
a.. lt- morning the Democrats bill 10
ys--., ,t lhe compulsory education Law ns 70
tt5i .-e education Of children ia pafoehial
sr..,1ata' aa' IaSsed 10 its Diifd reading alter an
c5.s h. ~ ~ requiring that tho English iangasse
Dl.d '"'shs ia such schools Iea peeH ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-25
FuneraI nf nIis. Kinr.

The funeral Of Miss Helen Jean King.
whose death Thursday afternoon AZ the Old
Ladies Home Of the Episcopal Cbnrch was an
nounced In the DEPArcn, tosk pisce from kopu-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-25
rar Nar,ous Dsbillty

Usr HoRsroap's ACID PHosPHArI
DIR. II. r. Gauneau, Superior, %,s;i s,,,;i,,r ~ and
hars ,.sf Il IL cases Of sreoas aev'.y
oresuorked brain, scish Rse n'i''os' s"''''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-25

LADIES needing a tonic or children who want
building up should take BR0WSs IRON bfr1ERs.
It il pleasant 90 take, cures Malaria, lndigestions
Blliousness, ana Liver Complaints, makes the
Blood rich and pure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-25

,--s-Aacr.-an cable to the Dispatch.l
~.> iurl 2i.-Tho death OF Field
.rr rruu. Won Moltko has just been
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-25
HIS RAILROAD SERVICE.

Major Hotchkiss was best known by reason OF
his connection with the Chesapeake and ONO
aud the York-RiveT railroad companies. lie was
n pioneer In the movement % bring about bet
ter understanding between the estranged sec
tOns, and In order 10 promote that end organ
lied the Grst excursion Of newspdper-men from
the North to tho South after tho war This was
quickly followed by o visit OF southern neWspa-
be,-mcn 20 tho North, He continued in the rail-
road business until his enforced retirement on
account OF failing health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-25
terrible Outrage In rsnnssssss

nstae' WILLIE, TEsE., April 2l.--A Cokeyllle
k...s.. spsilal Gays: Last Wednesday night TWO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-25

Strawberries, Straw berries.
Just received large lot Of extra ins Berrtsst
which We viii offer at our stalls, Second marksA
to-day. BULL & GRuBBs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-25

Mr.. Gladstone has decided TO support tho
diyor,e reform bill introduced in Parliament by
Mr.. Hunter This fact has amazed The Liberals,
who believed he would oppose any eAtgLsion M vl
%iyorre as a mattcr Of religious principle. Tho
6iI entities wife TO dissolution Of the marriage,
lie i'm tho event Of the Bible cause or four years
desertion on the part Of the husband, Inc pil
"oes lint when carried to the House OF Lords II
Il certain 70 be rejected, the Bishops "il con-
cregato against IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-25
PALI-BEARERS.

HOnorGry-HOn. John s. Barbour, General
William H.. Payne, Colonel n. r.. Douglass, Mr.
w. G. Oakmau, Mr.. w. II. MarbuTy, Mr.. w. II.
Green, Mr.. G. NJ. Bolton, Major II. d. Whitcomb,
MIR. J. Y. Worthington, Mr.. J. w. Hall, and Mr..
A. l.. Woodward.
Active pall-bearcrs-C p. Lee, j. l.. Taylor, c.
4. DartOn, NJ. {. Ficg, n. Mcdaniel Colonel
Joseph p. Minitree, }. $. B. Thompson, and j.
A. Han.
10 will be observed that tho abOve-named gen
tlemcu are all well known in Virginia, the list
including many Of the officials Of the Richmond
and Danville system
TIE CLERGYNEN.
Rev. DIR. Norton, Of Alexandria, rector OF st.
Pauls church ana warm friend Of Major Ran
dOlph, IS to assist DR.. Townsend, rector Of the
Incarnation, az tho services tomorrow
POSTMASTER.
A. b. De Jarnette was to-day appointed post
master al PcrOld, Caroline county, Va, Uice l.. L.
COghill. deceased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-25

Inauenza continues 20 spread. A large num-
ncr OF members Of the House Of Commons arc
now 81. Tho Committee on the Atuci!ostgt
IN i,yas hin has been obliged 70 suspend its st-
tinrs Tor a week owing 10 the malady attacking
a,IrS,,1,iftee members, counsel and Witnesses.
The epidemic is worse IN Yorkshire, Lancas,ire,
ie SL9 .ii,htiv affected in tho epidemic OF 1890
s,,rnj~b . host Of cases. Deaths, though, are
fever compared with tine number OF seizures.
The Lancet says that the progress o. lhls yea.
SgitS which tho epidemic OF 1890 swept over the
contiueuts.