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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
TIE DEBT QUESTION.
.yoe rLLYsoN's VIEWS REGARDING
y" -BE COMING CONFERENCE.
s.t,iemcnt Must he Ratified by the
'.c,r-.A Dangerous Experiment to
-, reyond tho Riddiobereer pni.
- telneram . lho plsnn,oh.l

.....r Va. May 27.--Mayor Ellvson.
f~oad, aud Mr. Carleton Mccarthy
bore to-day on private business.
...f.ry.cw with n representative OF
Nj. tllyson said that he had
r.r., that the forthcoming con.
re,vpcn the State-Debt Commits.
..l The Olcott Committee would
..-..i with practical results. He
.. b.. no doubt that the gentlemen
N,r York are very anxious TO bring
.s..t.emcut between the State and
.....-. sad they viii use their best Offices
rssrS WITH TUg PEOPLE.
..,. obstacle "a the way, In his opinion.
-r.f 'hp Eurliahmou fully to oompro-
.-rro ..ct that no matter what sort
.....r no thc Dcbt Commission Of the I.e-
....tt a~scc 90 the final ratification Of
..-..f rests with tho people, and that
.....r'urc 60 make q settlement not IN
... o.u tho expressed wishes Of tho
.... re au equivalent 20 no settlement
... g.II drag the question again into
--r ElpuIERCER BASIS
......- t.krs The practical view that the
...... endorsed The Riddlcbergcr bill, that
.lac,y acccpt a scttlcmen; Of tho
..t.la-is and that 1t wogld be dan
.....-.meut both for tho Legislature and
...r- % ec very far from the provisions
....., r.lIjustiue the debt
AvAICUD CIIIgES GONE.
.r p ,..ro. superintendent Of streets IN
..ft today aged about sixty. lio was
..i.-lte soldier ami was highly re-
.- humanity.
r.FtCg or ELECTRICITY.
..-. ...-m visited Henry county yeSter-
rs U-hlu.uc played havoc with tho
r...- along the line Of the Danyiue
.-. railroad. Several switch board 3
...... t.IrcTaphir communication was
..... Itis reported that Bundie Hair
.... Ht Nqr;iu-yllc, was badly stunned
.-raI y4ralyzod I'm his lower limbs.
... .t. ue standing near tree which was
..-'uls and was terribly shocked
....t !r-Il'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
The Rain General.

The heavy rain-storm which has been
prevailing for the past two days seems 70 have
been very general throughout the state. Az the
Western Union telegraph-office last night the
chief operator reported that no damage had been
done 70 their wires.
The river at Columbia last night was nVe feet
above low water-mark ana az sIaha .,, anu nO.
raining At other points west Of there the stream
showed no sign Of rising.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
uonrico to Have an Exhibit at the Fair

The Henrico Farmers Alliance at an ad-
iourned meeting held yesterday at the county
court-houee a resolution was adopted providing
fer making county exhibit az tho state Fair
next fan, and instructlng each sub-alliance 10
appolnt one man on the committee which Is
20 have full authority In arranging Tor the
exhibit. At the proper time tho county will be
asked to make suitable appropriation. Tho
Alliance decided to invite the market gardeners
and florists 10 Join with them I'm the matter. The
Exhibit Committee will meet at the county
court-hOuse June Sth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28

~ gzl7Ns HABeAs-coRPUs CASE,
.. v.-cnre and GariiCk Close the Testi-
-.-,-Thc Argument Commenced.

r.-g-Thc Argument Commenced.
., telegram 10 tho Dispatch.l
r..-.-ra5. Va. May 27.-Yesterday
...--.. arplcAut in the hGbe0S-coyyoiS
l1eI his evidence and rested
.... -l. testimony Of Mrs. hearns.
MORALLY INSANE.
-........ ..-...ften introduced their frst wit
...-.r .r ot Dr. James ID. Moncure. SUI
...t rt o.. asylum, who stated that
....... .-r .r.w Europe in October, 1850,
.r.. Hr.ru- 8t the asylum. He said
.-.-t..-a- morally insane, but her intel
...- can sec Is unimpaired. After
-- l4i returned from a visit 70
.- hospital IN Norfolk, I'called
. % fae physicians Of the asy-
... ....t'-rd her case 10 them. She
.....-y admitted 70 this asylum. |
-.- iu regard TO her former life I'm
1851 r-.t. Al the request Of the Board
-...--I .ty. written opinion as 10 her
.-..4 by counsel how his opinion had
.-... .s O. hor condition, he replied :
.. .-... 0U-afyau1ns and partly from tho
f.r. -.aut physicians; have never
...r ..lifluL- 20 cover every form OF in
r. Etlrns hGs often appeared at
-..r -.s Asylum theatre nnd upon tho
....... U Ilu-lurr, bat was always accom-
.fferisnt. Her board at the
..4r- pr mp'iy paid.
.r-lEAIST NECESSARY.
-. r.-.. ..-..s was next called. and testi-
+-. avn an assistant physician at
..r .Ist.r A-ylum-in charge Of the
..-....t. From reason ana Obserya-
Nr-. kogrnss "A clear case Of
-. Ilayo had daily opportunity Of
..... He'-yiur her condition. When |
, ....r .-. Enlrr- did not take her 10 be a
. -. .- very ira-cible whenever she
.... 1.ue- q the parties who sent her
..r.- l.r letters to her family are
1 -...-. ..I ~" only -1mctines send them.
..l',i with her for writing thcm.
...-.. I.r c.uvcrsatiOn. and nothing but
.'r i- tEs cause Of her trouble. /
....-....f 'l4f she was the victim of moral
...... ... -.lt her r"rtraint in some asylum
4 %. --" '.. Der own preservation.
INA VIOLENT RAGE.
rslHIy fond of her children and as
.... .- ever lived. On one occasion
..- ..R into a violent rage, saying |
o.. .....i most intimate friend Of hers
-.-. -l s- an attendant at this asylum,
... l fine opportunity 90 judge Of her
.. ... las settled my opinion IN that re-
rCWEST BEGUN.
r-.-.-w wa- concluded az > o'clock and
-..-.r. with Il. o. ArInistead opening
.. &C.. ..lut.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
VIII Test the Law.

At q recent meeting of representatives OF
the building and loan associations OF Richmond
ing-fund associations under tho Auditors con-
gtrlction Of the Acts OF Assembly, q resolution
was adopted declaring that they viii not make
returns either TO the State or city authorities,
and that they viii unite In the defence and ex-
pense OF any case that may arise under the
present construction OF the Auditor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
TO Run REGULARLY.
Thanks for General Cooke. Picture.

IOmmander a. ". Archer anu AuIUIAHV d,
Taylor Suatton, OF Leo Camp, have ON behalf OF
that body written letter TO hlr. j. p. Walker. In
which they roturn thanks for the excellent pic
ture and splendid likeness Of our beloved CONF
rade aud honoIei past commander, General John
X. Cooke"
In concluding the communication says: "With
all their hearts Lee Camp sincerely and CRATE
fully thank YOU"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
INGALLS, ON The ISSUES.
| The Danger to RepubIicanism-Harr
Against Cleveland Again

IDy ItI0EInFII % w =.
HUTCHINSON. KAN, May H.-At meeting
of tbe Republican editors of the Seventh
congressional district letter from ex-Sehas9r
Ingsps was read and literally applauded'
h,,-f, other thing the letter said: The kepub-
lican party is confronted with great problems
,vbirb threatens its supremacy If We are 70 sue
coed, We must deal with the issues OF Io,uay aS
NO dealt with slavery and State soyereighly
,bjrtv years ago. The Rcpublicantsm ot me me iu-
tnre must adjust itself TO the changed c0h1ltlo1s
in American life, or It will perish Wish 70 70
save il from this fate by recalling tne ~ no
stt,, fonnSeTs 10 the campaign Of 1892. This
tSilI be waged upon economic and pTactcal isI
tions, and not upon memories harpiSOh on snl
',,a,jgt N We have courage and conscience IL
,slI he an Austerlitz II we dicker with popular
errors. compromise with unprinciplsa ioauors;
on6 sneer al honest differences oi luuginch' anu
oninion, It will DO Waterloo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
.,,.....,,.ro,ai-Advertlser" Sold.

Negotiations which hsys hSsNyOsegeins Sefn he sale q
New goia t have been sC@plssseS my s.es
PS cSo ISsh saa S rSs s:, saG ave- secured
business-manager .Snerty. ~ ri Deeds and papers
q .ns ,bs sIRsnscr Sa las, snsse MSe
Legally mskas E assasrsood mat tsS senSsy Ssw sna win
Sss sai win take eoa,TS 6Silon Ssis q the psDo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28

stock In the event OF the death Of member, and
20 report as the next meeting OF the board.
The following officers we're elected: Louis
Wagner, president; A.. Pizzini, Jr., vice-prcsl-
dent and treasurer; N. z. Bradley, secretary.
Diroctors--Wiliam II. Scott, j. II. Elam, John
Chamberlln, J. Z. Dashiell, A. Pizzlni. l.. Wag-
ner, 4. w. Cunningham, Juan A. Pizzini-
a. q. Babcock, NJ. x. Bradley, j. w.
katcs, ani James l. Robinson. Trustees-W.
ii. Scott, J. p. Dashicl, and J. b. Elam.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28

ening Thomas Larkln, an employee Of the Rich
moud Works, on the public street
Mr.. Larkin came 20 this city yesterday from
Philadelphia, and was met at the depot by MI.
4. I. d. Myers, Jr. While they were walking up
the street the prisoner approached them ana
used abusive language and threats towards the
newcomer.
Captain Angle told DISPATCH reporter last
night that McCann, while not one OF the strikers,
Is known 20 be In sympathy with them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
A BRIEF ILLNESS.

Daring the day he grew wOrso and In the af-
ternoOn DIR. Lewis G. BOsher was called 10 see
him. The Doctor found him very sick man.
Yesterday pr. Bosher visited his patient twice
About 3 o'clock in the afternoon the boy who had
been waiting on MIR. Madigan. noticing that he
was breathing with difficulty, called Mr.. Wood,
the clerk OF the hotel, up 20 the room. Mr.. Wood
reached the bedside Just az Mr. Madigan died.
The deceased being q knight Templar, NOM
bers Of Richmond commandery were notihed
and a committee consisting Of Messrs. ii. l.. Pc
louze and X. +. Richardson went 70 the hotel and
took charge Of the personal effects OF the de-
ceased and placed the body In charge OF Mr.. L.
Il. Christian TO be prepared for burial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
Reinrnof DIR. Landrum.

Rev. DR.. w. w. Landrum returned 10 the
city Yesterday morning from Shreveport, La,
after having spent about three weeks conducting
a series OF meetings at his old church In that
place. lie worked very hard whilo away, ,prcach-
Inc two sermons every day, and sometimes rs
many as four on Sunday. DR.. Landrum will 1ll
bis pulpit as usual on Sunday.
Dr. Landrum conducted the prayer-meeting
services at his church last night. He was greet
ed by large congregation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
Tea at the soldiers Home Postponed.

Owing 10 the inclemency Of the weather
yesterday.the tea which was 20 have taken place
al the Soldiers Home In the afternoon under tho
auspices ~ the Ways and Means Committee Of
the Hollywood Memorial Association was post
poned until Friday. II the weather IS again bad
ON that day the tea Will probably DO given at
some hall in the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
INCREASE oRcAPlrAL STOCK.
,.s,,ns of stockholders of the National

,,.et,ne of stockholders OF the Nat'onsi
building and Investment As''eia'''n'
!. meeting of the stockholders OF the a,S;a Ma
,;araI Building and Investment Assocnae AS ocass,
ton OF Virginia was held yesterday ~ 'H0 o1-'o
Oh ee nv report of the business Tor tne pas' yoai
s,aws a proilt OF 20 per cent, .o,,c,,or and
". Anderson was elected .s sOi'is aIfr,end @
examiner o. titles and MI is9 oa ,Ss sssoission.
was eio.aoS ios'snnlSers determined TO increase tho
csRi.as., y, bradley, tho secretary, was difossou
70 prssent q plan ior 'psuf'ss 'As 'ss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
IDenth of Mrs. McGrane.

Mrs. Eliza McGrane died at halt-past 8
O'clock yesterday morning at her residence, NO.
3ll3 Poplar street. Deceased was slXty-siX
years OF age and had been resident OF Rich
mond for forty years. She was highly respected
by all who knew her.
The funeral will take place from 81. Patricks 8
church tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
Uadauemorrhaee.

The city ambulance was summoned yes-
terday morning at 9:25 O'Clock TO attend col
ored man AZ PAGES tobacco-factory. who was suf-
fering from hemocrhage OF the lungs. After re-
celving the proper medical treatment he was
taken 70 his home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
The Ladies' Delighted.

The pleasant effect and the perfect safety
with which ladies may use the liquid-frut
laxative, Syrup of Figs, under all cond,-
tions make IL their favorite remedy. ,n AZ -
nleas,ng 10 the eyeand to the taste, gentle,
vet effectual in acting on the Kidneys
liver. and bowels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
''tcHARLEsroN HEARD FROM.
-'@ Non Come-Atibas 40 Oeeano--
khrewd SurmIses.

2. 10y telegraph % the Dlspa.ch.i
= i. I, ,5foS, day 27.-The Navy Depart
lty received It's first news from
" h-si week IA continued pursuit Of the
gpi i1.h ne vessel failed 10 touch at Pana-
ast 'le time expected the Departments
II st Nhs very probable u lad been de,
- est,tg straight on down the coast. ana
n F,s,Aailosi0n would nrst be hsard froin et
~ laS s,-n port. This prediction was fnl-
'-s lea ~ which TIE CaesiesieR enr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
MAY BUY THE GRANT HOUSE.
This likely to Become the Powhntan
Clubs Home-Hiil Inyited.

The Powhatan Club will probably pur-
chase the Grant residence, on Twelfth
street between Marshall and Clay, for It's future
nome. IL hopes 10 take possession by July lst,
although tho contract has not yet been signed.
This property adloins the Jetf Davis manslon-
and is now used by the State superintendent ol
Public instruction. Previous to this II was occu-
pied by the United States Courts.
The club has invited Governor liill, OF Ne"
York, 70 stop in Richmond eithor on his way 70
or from Atlanta upon the occasion Of the unyell-
ing Of the Grady monument President Belvln
has requested Mr. K. L. Montague, warm
friend of Governor Hi, TO write tho invitation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
sIokness Among ChIIdreu,

especially infants, 10 prevalent more or ieee at
ali timos, but Is largely avoided By giving pro-
per n0urishment and wholesome food. The
most successful and reliable Of all Is tho Gall
Borden " Eagle" Brand Condensed MIX. Your
grocer aud druggist keep II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
VIII Not Meet To-NIght.

This being election-day there will be no
| meeting Of the Old Dominion Democratic Club
| tonight All OF iis members are invited 10 af-
/ semble at Powhatan Club, where the city and
| county returns win be received. The club win
| hold its next meeting on Thursday evening, June
I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28

AxoosrrHA BrrKRs we're prepared oy pr. s.o'
b. sioeer, for his private use. Their reputation
Is such to-day that they have become senefAny
known as the best sppetizing tonic. Beware Oh
counterfeits- Ask for the genuine Article manu-
factured By DR.. J. q. D. siegert & Sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
ront.nnIldInr Imnrovements.

The building occupied by the Merchants
aud Planters Bank Is now undergoing cOnsidera-
BILE improvement, and the upper floors when tho
work Il com pleted Will be reached by an elevator
The top story Is being converted into cOmforte-
bic Offices, which are .luzuriously fitted up with
all the modern improvements
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
For n Good Cause.

Tonight et tho Second Baptist church
there viii be a musical and literary entertain
ment for the Joint benefit Of the Young Womans
Christian Temperance Union and the Kings
Daughters fne programme has been sr-
ranged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
To Commence Swinging the Club This
Morning.

Mr.. Forrest @. Bailey, the new police
man who was elected a member OF the iYtce ,s
YESTERDAY and will be assigned TO duty I'D the
second district this morning.
ofncer Thomas McMahon, who Is new mem inep1-
her OF the Second-district force, has been tranS-
farred 70 the Third district.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28

The Norfolk and Western, "tho only allrail
lines TO Norfolk. givos quickest time and best
train service. Tickets and st Information ~
S3S Main stroe<, r. w. Courtney. passenger
agent; At Garherh col Main street, and Byrd
street station
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
closing Banhs nfemoriaI-Day.

II is the desire Of the officers OF the Ma
tioual, State, ana Savings banks Of this city 70
close on Hollywood Memorial-day, May 80, 1891.
They respectfully ask that those having notes
maturing on that day will please pay the same
on Friday May 29th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
ORION o. THE TROUBLE.
TUE TRAGEDY.
Rnssians Forced TO Retnrn.

BERLIN, May 26.-The military at Span
dau have forced $50 penniiess Russian em!-
grants, who we're Iournedn 20 the coast with
the intention Of emDaTking for Brazil, 70 return
70. Rnaaia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
Doash of Mrs. Landrum's Slater.

Intelligence was received here yesterday
afternoon of the death at Beulahville, King VII
| liam county, Of Miss Maggie b. Ryland, second
daughter tf Hon. Robert 5. Ryland and hall sis
ter Of MRS. w. w. Landrum, Of this city. Dr..
and Mrs. LRnlrum will go down on the IL o'clock
train this morning 20 attend the funeral
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28

Pennsylvania Bedford Springs Mineral
Water will prevent disease, dissolve and
carry away the impurities of tho blood,
and possesses life-giving power beyond
that of any other water.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
Mr. Powell Imnrovinr.

Late last night DR.. Hugh NJ. Taylor. Mr.
J. Ii. Powells attending physician, thought
there was some Improvement In his condition
strung hopes NOW entertained of his recovery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
Just Received

newest styles Mason q Hamlin Organs at
Ryland & Lees, 10 Governor street. Ex-
cellent Organs at 800. S95. S100. sos, Sli0.
These organs cannot be excolled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
A SLIGHT Fire.

The alarm Of fire at 2 o'clock this morn
ing was caused by slight incandescence, 30 70
speak, at Tenants stables, eOS east Cary
trining.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
For tho Firemen,s ReIIef Fund.

Chief Fuller yesterday received very
complimentary letter and check for 300 from
Messrs- Davenport 4 Morris In recognition OF the
last Friday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28

NJ Cardwell spoke highly OF all the Deinocratc
.o,odi6ates as men who could as representative
ot,Ieans ablv nj tho onices for which they were
running. % o,oc, thu ept,re ticket
s,nervisors, magistrates, and all UP III nus
Pf,,tv thcy had made q clean sweep many years
couN a yrne atmOsphere had been better ever
a1pce as" ThlnSs had gotten in such good shape
shaf Today there was opposition 70 ne Demo
cratic ticket He wished no aTS ySd often "a But he
no ~OH w., 40 Hanover TO vote. IL was the solemn
Snty as s Of every man to vote, especially II he was
Democrat -, 90 saa ,he Uenrico people
agi aga,a ~ their faces showing that they had done
snl,e ,v 10 themselves, their country and then
party. -, co,,..,ey ON tho mart OF the club
m.,S mn. thanks 10 the speakers FOR thelr
snlendld addresses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28

For many disorders Of digestion and
hepatic troubles, Bedford Springs Water
is very valuable. IL is laxative, diuretic,
and Alternative. HUNTER McGuIHE, n. ID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28

A gentleman from Boston who is in
terested in the Davis Shoe Company was In the
city Tuesday and had interviews with Governor
Mckinney and Suporintendent Moses, OF the
penitenttary. He says The company will proba-
bly be reorganized az once and operations fully
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
.r7y,T-5R0WERS' EXCHANGE.
Proposed lrcamery-An Insolent Negro
Waiter HaudcuGed-Other Notes.

--; a,..c. o. the Richmond Dispatch.l
......- --r-srI-E. Va, May 2j.-A meet
- '.. i-.,--roW era and shippers OF
-s win b" held at the rooms OF
.- r.It Tuesday at IL O'Clock, the
H. .- t1 organize a irult-groWefs
... OBJ appoint q committee % look
or .. .l-corauou and purchasing OF
...s.-. Ire shipping Of fruit from
E -luo1 huge proportions and Is
-.-y.
'.. ...l.l lt.--. oi Maryland, has been In
.rf-r.ral days, where he hopes
..lu-~y. The land company has
..H ana given a site for this indus
. ....rer ~ u, 300 20 De taken in
r.-ur uf the Farmers Alliance 70
..lt I4.-Isy night the matter VIII
k..GgULEST NEGRO.
-.- ..e of The Pullman cars threw
... ..sI ot negro waiter in one OF
E.....l.y. hitting him behind the ear
H.. .Iarahle cash. The negro
.... ...a. Iiu-u,tiug TO the conductor,
H.au struck was very hard 10
-.W.- lLaIy Aaudculod and taken
- s... E.--ow. superintendent OF the
Cellar. left to-day for New
-.U 90 thursday by the steamer
t Hamburg and other places.
-f .-.-ts 20 return In a short Whiio
business Win pleasure.
u'NOs-TRICE.
-- T. and Miss Lucy Trice we're mar
"a" Nioggh by the residence OIL
.. Davis. near Charlottesville. Inc
.i- afternoon train for northern
tle best wishes OF large clr-
asve beon Issued 70 the marriage
'..- j. Is um1auI Mr.. Daniel &. Carver,
.- t'r residence Of the brides pa
dab. lI't IS. o O'Clock T.. N.
PERSONALS.
Hilary T.. Jones, recently appointed
t.' fto Alabama Military Acace-
r- .i Major Horace W. and Hon.
l' th- city.
..uie. ~ augusta county, ana
...aH ~ Petersburg, are the
W.. .. Be-. Ils.ey, Ridge avenue.
. n-.'.., q j clmUnd, and captain
.f stanton, were IN Charlottes-
h..ttt, ,uow % Richmond, Who has
.e parents and friends, returned
.. -.t-.4y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28

For Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and stomach DIS.
orders. use browns IRON BIrTxRs. The oees
tonic. Il rebuilds the system, clcsns the BLOOD,
and strengthens the muscles. spiendid on'c
for weak and debili.ated persoSst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
JUMPED UPON BY ACOW.
soho 4. Cotton's Serious Accident
lis ioft Leg Broken.

- .' telegram 20 the Dispatch.l
''l.Y Vs.. Nav 27.-hIr. John A..
Il q the Oldest and most highly
f ~ this place. met With an ac-
|. -.a' which resulted in the break
Il .'.l.s .l-t above tho ankle He was
L. '..ai az e cDw carrying her 10 the
Z -A I'ieaiy tho animal reared up
l. t' tL.-L q him down, and trod upon
h %. --s-lt above stated. hr. Cotton
b.. '' iao house Gnd q physician SUM
b -'- are entertained that ampuJation
'.- -......r-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28

LONDON, May SC.ae.s yC.s Of IS % ss rejected Cd
mons nao.i m,s - isssiise the eiscuoa "
,asn saSb bsss of couniy counSns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
Arrested for Threatening a Locomotive

Thomas McCann was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Oficers shinberger and kedsord on
= warrant oharekng him with assault and threat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28

Mr.. Madigan resided in New Jersey, but was
stationed at West Point during the shipping sea-
son. He was forty-three years old and leaves
wife and several children.
kilograms were sent to Barker & Co., and also
10 the family Of the deceased informing them Of
his death.
The remains will be taken to New Jersey for
interment.