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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03
WORK ON THE MONUMENT.
The Contractor to Push Ahcad-An Ac-
tive Canvass for Funds to ne AIada.

Aho contractor TO Push Ahcad-An Ac-
tive Canvass for Funds TO he blade.
An unusually large meeting of the Sol
diers' and Sailors Monument Association
was held last night In the City Rndneer's Office,
the president, Nc. ID. 9. Richardson, In the chair,
and Captain Carlton Mccarthy, secretary.
Reports wore made by William II. Chilling
worth, treasurer, and J. Taylor stratton, soil
cltor, showing encouraging progress IN coll
lections
The following committee was appointed 70
perform special services for the association:
MesSrs. Lewis ID. Crenshaw, Jr. John Il. Cary
John n. Curtis, Robert s. Boaher, ]. TAYLOR
Euyson, George L. Christian, and VIE
Cuishaw. The committee will meet at tho call
OF Mr. Crenshaw, the chairman, which win be at
n very early day.
Colonel John b. Cary, William II. Curtis, ].
Taylor Stratton, Captain Frank w. Cunning
nam, w. 1. Hancock, and Colonel Archer Ander-
son we're elected members Of the Board Of
Directors.
TO PUSH TaE WORK.
The President was authorized to pay of the
Indebtedness OF The society, aud Colonel Cut
shaw, chairman Of the Committee on Construc-
uon, was authorized 10 direct the contractor TO
proceed with the work. IL is probable that the
monument viii DO completed within the next
twelve months.
II having been stated that Mr.. Garden. pres,-
dent Of the Southern Society OF New York was
In tho city, the following committee was ap-
pointed 70 confer with him IN regard 70 obtaining
the assistance OF that society. Major Il. ID. a..
Myers, Lewis ID. Crenshaw, Jr., and j. Taylor
EllysOn.
Mr.. Bev. T. Crump, Colonel William P. Smith,
and Captain John A. Curtis were appointed 20
confer with Colonel DickersOn, commander OF the
Confederate Veteran Camp Of New York, and
ask their cooperation.
DELEGATES TO FREDERICKSBURG.
Colonel William p. Smith, commander Of the
Grand Camp Confederate Veterans Of tho State
Of Virginia, stated that he would in his report
make a special appeal 10 the subordinate camps
OF the Grand Camp 20 aid in this matter, and
suggested that the association appoint delega-
tiOn Ito visit Fredericksburg on June the ION
and present the objects Of this association. Ills
suggestion WAS adopted, and the following dole
cation was appointed on behalf Of the assOca-
ton: Colonel John B. Cary, ex-Justice ID. c..
Richardson, and Judge George L. Christian.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03
FIFTY YEARS MARRIED.
Celebration of the Golden Wedding of MT
and Mrs. Richard Fox.

The golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Fox was celebrated at their resi-
dence on Grace street last night, ana the occa-
sion drew together a large assemblage.
The house was beautifully decorated win cut
yrare the recipients of many handsome and
loving testimonials from their hosts OF friends.
The company was notable for tho number OF
elderly persons who wore present, though ,r tho
vounc neople were fully represented. Inc
children and grandchildren OF Mr.. and Mrs. FOX
formed a large party In themselves. Ihe pres
ents numbered perhaps half hundred Am0ns
~, an cvnuisite basket Of flowers sent from
New New York by one Of Mrs. Fox's bridesmaids. 1t
was remarked by some Of those VINO had WI VIZ
messed the marriage OF the couple hfty years M ago
tbat tbey looked as happy and as much In love
-t,h escb other as on that occasion, ana that
their faces were the strongest argument i iot
married life they had over seen DuIihB 'ho
evening handsome collation. was sor'ou'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03
oAKwooo MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION
A Reorganization Under the Auspices oil
Younger Ladies.

Quite large gathering Of the ladies' OF OF
the Fast End met in the school-room OF
81. Johns church at o'clock ges'fpodS f In me old
natS,roo5 n,lS ~ Memorial Association. The meeilhg
Vas called TO order ana presided over oy MIS-
India SintOn. 49, Too, End UNA re-
Every denomination in the East ,aRan sRo VIM IN an
nresented and much interest was lakeh ,,,i ~ on
pPhSoHnssio1. over nifty young ladies united them
selves with the association. -. ,,,,a-,resi.
An election Of officers was helda oIpnIna-
dent being selected from each ot will
"nsiitnte the Board Of Directors the names mes
~ en- these officers win be published after tn9 n,
next meeting. TO be held On L,ace mehu"! '''''''o
next AT 3 O'clock at the same place. 10. n anti.
Conmitteee were appointed to select su,s- ons
- Design for a badge and for membership CUT
tiScates also on grounds, finance etc; .; roce,ve
Ino 12 in,,i,afion 10 visit Lee Camp at then
CItSsai ,1easIre. which was accepted with nearly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03

What a Gathering and a chatterlng az the
children answer the dnner-bell and rush into
the dining-room OH the qualification q good
appetite affords as our p0On-days meal Is set
before us. But this vacant chair, what does II
mean7 "Oh. that h Uncle Charley's seat
Guess no don't feel Ike eating, hos got dyspep-
ala, you know" Dyspepsia horrorsl Deliver
US from dyspepsia What's the use OF being
plagued with such an allment anyway? What's
the use having q stomach go irhiated and sore
that even ono bite Of food gives IL distress? Why
not heal the soreness and alay the irritation
and strengthen its muscular processes by using
BC BCtanic Blood Balm. win n cure1 IL certainly
VIII. Many, many former dyspeptic owes bis
endowment OF life 10 B. Is. y. Give IL a trial
s. j. Chandler, Richmond, Va, writes; No
one can afford 10 be without Is u. b. who wishes
an appetite. / could scarcely cat single biscuit
for breakfast. but since taking Is. Is. b. clean
the whole table, so to speak"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03

rpv tcre1ra nh 10 the Dispatch.

lBy tcleRrdpu W tlio LlSPeih~h'J
WASHINGTON. ID. c., June 2.-Tbe following
games we're to-day postponed: At Columbus
Association) Wsshing,on-COlumbus, rain; az
Cincinnati Association) Athletlc-Cinc.nnati,
rain; at Louisville (AssOciation) Boston-LOuis-
Vile, wet grounds.
At Boston Neaguel: X. BIZ. Z.
Bostons. 81 02 o. o. 8 IL 3
Observation-Disclosures and Clarke: Staley,
Clarkson, and Cancel
At New York Qoaguel: r.. BIZ T.
New Yorks. ........1 l l o. 10 U
Cleyelands .........0 o . o o o 0 90 q
Batteries-J. Ewing and Clarke; Viau, Seward,
and thinner
At Philadelphia Qeague): R.B.u. y;
Philadelphias.. o 2 l 0 0 0 o g. - .
Chlcagoes 49,. 90 100 0 0 o. o
Batteries--Gleason and Clements; Gumbert
aud HOnan.
At Sc. Louis tAssociation): B.H' Z:
ST. Louis ....... D , o. 2 .
BaItimores 49,. . 0 1 90 0 o l. 2
Batteres-Stivetts and Boyle; Mcmahon and
Townsend.
At Brooklyn Qeague): r.. u. T.
Brooklyns. 49,. 3 20 4 3 1-15 II 2
Pittsblrgs 49,. / 900 3OO2 Go 5
Batteries LOyett and Daily King and
Mack.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03

~ NE glance ia sufficient. Few words
[ arc needed. In many ways these
- exquisite Pianos have nessr y, oooS ,O.os
excelled. They bear on tho fall board
the name Of Briggs. we'll known through
out this country as the maker OF hign-
class piano-fortes
Sit down for moment and try the exc
auisite tone OF one OF these instruments.
You notice at once the presence OF tnas
peculiar rare singularity Of tone 30 dc.
sirable in Piano which is to be used
much as an accompaniment TO the voice.
Now examine for a moment: The do
sign Of the case could not be more beau
tiful. Remember that you have guar
antee of excellence in the nanlo. NO
ono eyer vet nnrchased
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03

Died, at o'clock yesterday morning, at tho
residence OF her son, Mr.. Charles Fourqurean,
In Henrico county, Mrs. JULIA A. EVANS. The
deceased was the widow OF Joseph u.
Evans, Of New York city, formerly merchant
in this city, and the mother OF our townsnan,
Mr.. Joseph n. Fourqurean, Richmond was her
native city where she Was widely known and be-
loved By all Sor her genial, warm-hearted dispo-
sition, well as her beautiful traits Of woilshiy
character After the death Of her husband in
New YORK Mrs. Evans returned 70 her native
city 70 spend her remaining years In the scenes
and among the friends VI her young hfe Inc
family connections tn this city are large ana em-
brace members Of our most respected citizeps,
who al have tho sympathies OF this community
The funeral will take place from Grace church
this wednesday, afternoon et O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03
CRYMeS IN THE PENIT ENTlARY.
He Is Carried Over by Sergeant Epps and
Put on the Cell Floor.

Z. Buford Grymes was removed from the
city Jail last night few minutes after 3
O'clock and taken, In custody of City-Sergeant
Epps, TO the penitentiary, where no was lncaree-
Tho prisoner seemed cast down at the shame
of his position, but on the whole bore the trying
ordeal with that calmness and stoicisn which
characterized his demeanOr during his trial be
shaved and thus avoided the embarrassment OF
going through the painful process at this insttu-
tiCn. q
He was assigned 70 room In that division OF
the nrison which IL called the "cell noOr," and
will to-day be examined as TO his physical condl-
ton. C
In is not yet known 70 what department Grymes
will be consigned in his daily duties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03

first ofthe chivslric orders OF tho Scottish Rite:
IL Ia one o. the most solemn and impressive OF
all the high degrees. The fhirtleth degree-the
kadosh-will bo conferred on the fourth Monday
OF this month. Dalcho Consistory, No l. viii
confer the thirty-.irst degree on the nth Mon
day and the thirty-sccond a day or two later.
Tho Lodge OF Perfection win work In the fourth,
fifth, and sixth degrees on the third Monday,
June 18th, and the thirteenth and fourteenth on
"Wednesday tho 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03

A meeting Of the Board of plrectors OF
the Hollywood Company was held Monday eve
he election'of officers under the jurisdiction Of
this board took place, resulting as follows; Mr.
r. Ill. Brooke, secretary and treasurer J' H.
Hooper, superintendent, ana Messrs. Il, u.
executive Committee, with the President e1-
Several recommendations as to changes ana
improvements were introduced ana ulscusScu'
i,,t no definite action taken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03
G. ~. Nelms a Brother,
Real Estate Agents, Newport Newa, Va.
Lexington. va.-rho Athens of tho south.

Beautiful for situation renowned for
heathfulness; the centre Of the phenome-
nal mineral development in Shenandoah
Valley: the home of a highly refined and
cultivated society; the most delightful
residence town in the South; within easy
reach by rail of the great centres OF popu-
lation.
The Lexington Development Company
now offers ITS Lots TO the public at low
prices and upon easl terms. No auction
sale, but any lot can be selected and
bought at any time. Splendid chance for
profitable investment. Address
J. d. II. Ross, President,
or J. McD. ADAIR. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03
g95s WAVES EXAMINATION.
.s.rt,on Discharged and Several Other
Ease. sent ON to the Grand Jury.

Continued case of II. S. VOss.
. with falsely swearing to the age of
~ lr.- before the Clerk Of the Hastings
.- r .-3ar O. obtain a marriage license,
r.. "a. ..- ,lve-tisatlCn before the Police Court
..,s.-.lN. PAGE. one Of the counsel for the
-.. -..-al that his client would waive an
.. %. and the case was sent on 10 the
Ir'
-tqucc= connected with the arrest
.t.f- teen fully reported In the DIS
ulE TABLES TURNED.
r-.- Er.l. white man, was charged with
b.. .- and dI-,rIcrly on the street.
..--.-r.t Wifleeucs were called 10 testify
.-. Among these were the wife and
- -!ren 81 the accused and negro
- o. N. Carter. According TO the tesu-
-- N--. Ealu, carter attacked her husband
.-....u previous 70 his arrest and hit
F't brick. iuflicting wound on his head.
-a.... t. struck hCr infant child several
-ar. 1a i's stomach ac1 the little one has
..r fo spasms since II received the
TO- ..s -... ireu Of the accused cOrroDorated
.-...--- o. their mother.
.-...-.-,-r mis- evidence Justice Crutch1eld
-3 .., case against Kahn and sent carter
--.' .lry cu two charges-that OF wound
--- g, alI striking bic chlld.
THERE WAS no MURDER.
..r.t- Lsue-t Robertson, who accidentally
d.. g. Ttward johnson sunday, was be-
f.s VT charged with murder.
.y.u- testified Hs 20 the nature OF the
80. ster Witnesses made statements
-t boz 1e-lIeut.
D ...,t.. given. which in substance was
--- -'arlay, clearly indicated that the
- e-- -a.lcAtal, ana the accused was ulS-
t-
IF--HEB sEST or FOR FORGERY.
--'a4sI case Of r. j. Fletcher, charged
-t-. i.r name Of Colonel w. Z. Cutshaw
. .a the state Bank, was taken up Tor
..'.r.
.... .Irl.1 20 the check was William T..
-1.t Wu'rcd L. Cgtshaw, the City
r,lt Hame-aud therefore the
t.- f..... ia the strict sense, forgery.
ia- laucI Ferguson, however, testi-
.t Dr.. t..s the bogus check in payment OF
f 1. 20, and the accused was sent ON
-. '.r attempting 10 utter II as true.
-4 l- % One-lcgged man and rhther
a-'4 o. years.
"IIEfss Put UNDER BOND.
.leI 10 the prisoners pen after the
t- Court was rendered. be compla-
-..'I BIS wooden member on the railing
r..sl 90 write several letters.
.-r ferguson VINO testified before
-t - t.. Same man who is involved IN the
ta'..e. charged with passing bogus
Ht.l boz made his statement ComnCh-
-a.' rlry -mith, VINO was then present,
r.0 action ought % be taken against
vas uic second gaInbiipg alalr nc
.-al l. ferguson WAS required 10 give
D.. aplearauce az witness before tho
,-.' -J.ff.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03

ceny. Thomas Robinson and Robert Lindsay
were sentenced 10 year each In the pcnitcntiary
for malicious wounding. The proceedings OF mo
court were momentarily interrupted Gu tho an
nounrefnent Of the verdict by the screams ond
weeping OF the mother OF Robinson and aunt oil
Lindsay.
fine audience greeted Rev. Tho,nas Dixon,
the great Baptist orator Of New York, at the
Tabernacle to-1lght. The lecture backbone
was a gem and tho audience laughed and wept
alternately.
ARRIVING FrHEMEN.
Many hrcmen from different portions Of tho
State have arrived and the session tomorrow
promises 20 be an interesting one. Tho depart
trance being the word "Welcomen made out Of
gas-jets-
private telegram received this afternoon an
nounced tho death Of Miss Bottle Claiborne Mt
Martinsvlle. She vas @ daughter OF Mr.. Living
stone Claiborne.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03
v,,o,n,a At the worlds Fair.

MeutenantG Iyler, ,.DITC %ES interest," nj mTM
in Richmond, is taking 9uSte ne ar State Of Virginia
n eS TeSSS at the worlds Fair OOa in Gh
iaSp next year Among the proainehne he nresent
men whom ho has seen and invited 70 tS 9S po1yen
ana make addresses at the fp1ass and Barbour,
ton Ju'g 1"on tosn Colonel 4. S. Buiord C9ione,
Mayor AdSn PagTes Colonel Thomas WhitehSa ana sns
others. Other Major Tyler T. much & @SSs such ds-
Of The belief that virginia ,ior WI, ri"A'
~ -. - Mn DO her poOple nOnOt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03
IaE HsNRlco DEMOCRACY.
Chairman Thanks the Press and Peo-
pie-Tribute TO MIR. CHM.

pie-Tribute TO mir. CHM.
-.n1al J. G. Mitchell, of the Henrico
'a,c Committee, yesterday issued
lr address:
...ty p4bncly desire 70 thank profoundly
'.-- %. sclr beautiful city, tho POwhataii
't Democratic clubs, and your esleeineu
+ f.'afGuy iOr their invaluable assisIeiics lc, !,
ont election, whereby We were eDableI
t powerful cooperation 20 redeem our
from the czrse Of misrule ana he-
--r. Your noble efforts amid the uh-
.,r clements which could not snake hVr
sl l9l, loyalty and allegiance has sIiIis i.
-'l into our hearts, and We shah Hais
,-a.lce the opportunity 70 return your
go again accept our sincerest tDahkb "
. pr fftt'iuLy acknowledge as our denver
'- 4steiui bondage.
nAsEs 10 PRESIDENT GrsS.
-,0siug has been adopted By Brookiano
'.a'.f Club, No. ]:
y '-f That the thanks Of the club De, ana
--. are hereby, rendered % our Valueu
D. Z. CHM, Esq, for the energy hnu si
.a}ci by him In the organization OF TINS
~. !eaf ago ana especially for the Devotion
~ We Principles Of our party both 40 tho
\ W olugfe5srnan from this district Nneh
=. -.--. Deofge ID. Wise was restored 10 tho
! haQ been wrOngiuiiy taken from MN
= Contest Just closed for county ofneeib'
g. ~ leal, able speeches, and devotion,
o.. defeated aspirant, fully attested ms
49, 20 principles and deserve and re-
'-s admiration Of all good Democrats
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03
xvu, Make Pretty slippers.

purser Llewellyn, of the Old Dominion
s,domsr Wyanoke. brought TO Richmond some
sven, 100 boo-constrict0r skin twelve and hali
feet in length and about SghteeH nshsS sDa
"IutI. - aro.s not unlike those OF leopard.
VERY ThS aSaSe max. Was Killed in Brazil by Mr. neyeilyns
Ii.n.Sedin.Iaw' my The Purser will have the SKIN
dressed by the JamesRver Tanning GOnpalihy JO,o
~ this city after which 1t will be made ih'o sup
pers for his friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03
BLAINE WAS DYING.
THE ALARMING RUMoR THAT AcI-
TATEp PEOPLE IN THE HUB.
Tho Secretary Receivers from His Prostra
tion and Takes Driyc-sympa'
thetic Offerings.
tsncc,,, ,clogran "a the D,spatch.l !


BosroS, Mass, June 2.--An alarming
rumor spread throughout Boston to-day
that Secretary Blaine was dying at Young's
Hotel. For several hours the hotel was
thronged with anxious inquirers. but the
report proved 10 be unfounded, heying
been caused by slight relapse suffered
by the Secretary of State. Mr. Blaine
stopped here yesterday on his way home
and intended proceeding on his Journey
to-day. but the fatigue of the trip from
New York was too much and he was almost
prostrated.
HE wBs'T DRIVING.
To-day, wen bundled up, no took advantage OF
the werrn spell and went driving for an hour.
He had 20 be assisted In aud ont OF the carriage.
He n deathly pale and eiss all the time holding
his head on his hand and while braveiy bearing
up, sttll cannot refrain from occasionally CON-
planning Of his intense neuralgia pains. lie aud
Mira Blaine are overwhelmed With nowers and
professions of sympathy from all classes Of ciii-
zens.
FRIENDS AND FOES.
II Is noticeable that among tho callers at the
hotel 10 inquire after his health are large num-
bers Of prominent citizens all conspicuous few
years since for their hostility 70 MIR. Blaine and
bis policy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03
spANIsH-AMeRlcAN AGREEMENT.
cenoral Foster Not Practically Secretary
of state, Contrary Reports Not
wlthstanding.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. June 2.--General
John w. Foster, who conducted the nego-
tiations between this country and Spain Tor re-
ciprocal relations, Is in almost daily consultation
with the President and the onlcials oil the state
ncnoTtmeut in regard TO the publication OF the
nr6clanation that Is 70 announce the terms
upon which the Spanish-A American agreement IS
based. lie declined this morning 10 Indicate
whether or not this document VIII oe lorts lt,
coming very soon, but it is generally thought
mat in the absence Of Secretary Blaine, which Is
expected 20 last through the summer, the Presi-
dent will proceed in the matter and that the
nroclamation will be Issued by the Let OF july
Mr. Foster Is now trying TO negotiate an agree
meut for reciprocal trade with another country,
the name OF which IL kept secret. There Is 10
truth whatever In the report that has gone
S,ate 1d infsriyn for his business with the Cow
ernment begins and ends with reciprocity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03
Officers of Richmond Lodge.

A stated communication OF IHchinonu
Lodge. No. 10, A. f. and A. NJ, was held at IT.
hJhsns IIalI last night. The attendance was
1aree. The annual election of officers was the
principal business transacted and resulted as
follows: Young Jones, worshipiul master; w, o.
Wnrtham. senior warden; Arthur L. Pleasants,
,nnior warden: George ID. Peasants, treasurer;
H. b. Snead, secretary; Z. Il. Tomason, senior
deacon, and Henry Bohmer, junior deacon. rev; rev;
no andrnm was present and In graceful
,c,,1I, ~. nresented MIR. w. Il. MOseey the re-
tiyine master. with O handsome jewel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03
nia Ihroat Cnt from Ear 70 Ear.

Mt. PLEASANT, TEX, June2.-O. T. BOYD,
local editor Of the Tis County ftnses, was foona
dead yesterday a short distance from town VIZ, Win
his throat cut fronn ear 70 ear. He was suspect
ed OF being the correspondent o. pn
ner published In Kansas City, but 10 is not known
that he was killed On THAI account. ne VIZ
twenty-five years Of age and generally beho'eu
TO be an exemplary young man
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03
The NnWnrk Al.

WASHINGTON, June 2.-The naval board
which was appointed 10 conduct the hnal trial OF
the new cruiser Newark has completed It's duty:
The ship was taken one hundred mules oes ,,a a. as
sea from the Norfolk navy-yard. The weather
was dirty and the sea rough, nevertheless .ne
board found that the sea-going qualities Oh @ lno
weasel were OF the highest Glass. She rcaed very
little and tho machinery worked s,nyO,rls, S ~;
Altogether the members Of the board IND tnai
the vessel Is satisfactory In eyory respect anu
Will be one of the finest Of the new cruisers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03

Fruits and Flowers.
This well-known brand is to DO found at
all the dealers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03
..on,ne n Railroad Case.

Tho consolidated cases OF Batcnelier
Inc CO. 1,Sanee Keysyille Railroad Company
agains,,I, le saies Il Co against Grandail ana
ana from the Circuit Court Of Prince kd%Sr1 rTnr
argued yns in sSeOnt%S1t sSe Of
This Is ,or Ds tse palroad. Messrs Meade Hasklns
ceiyeI Randolph Tucker appeared ior the S con-
au a,Ssnts o and Mess Waller K staples de5ena sn" ~
I'I,t n,eRerson Of Prince Edward Tor 'he ooionH-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03
ro no rIectrocuted After An.

NEW YORK, June 2.-Harris A. SmlleI,
lanes ]. slocurn, and Joseph Wood. al unuer
conviction 10 suffer death by electricity ior mu.
slra,ee Conrt were resentenced by Judge Bar
rett In the Supreme Court Of general term to-
day 10 be executed az Sing Sing prison dnsng
the week beginning July oth next ,,ns nen naiag
reaantenced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03
n-dernfGolden ChaIn.

stthe last meeting of East-End Lodge,
NJ 9os the following onlcers were lnstalle9 =!
So,ros no ao9i Currie, deputy supreme commander;
s s. Eett, commander Robert CurTie, gt' co- cGo
commanuyW " n Blakey, past commander; >. +.
%Hnder; RS1Gs nTclato; M a. T. B. Gam secretary G. A.
fn,ipo i,a pcoIIector: q. l. Currie treasurer N. D.
Winelm' guide; X. T. Robinson, guardRian; Rrnsp o.
" Gates sentinel; Joseph Lassiter' d. ~ Di'u'''
and w. j. Hechler, trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03

The contract for the erection on M MaS1s aSrirs
Ihe cuhs on Mhbnat-nouse for the Young Mems Sh,,s ,te
,an Club has been ssSa Oe uSi sna east
Of the roaamos win be made for carrying tne
pic sown from the house by gangWay :, Jss
ss poass the contractor is expected 70 eOinpie'0
~ s,,rh within three Wecks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03
G.,,nl News Notes.

Governor Mckinney YESTERDAY fScS,ss o} the &.
CIV Han on June 6e and the ,SsS OF this
tSnns d s. johns church on declined iGS I'm IN
month me iVsns nress of public business Inc
the @ Visitors 70 me GSPsSsI ss SsSussss
were Judge Drewry A. niDsIn sna She sherifs +. l..
Miss JenpigSI ~ Norfolk, and j. o. Hutcheson' 0'
nm