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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07

nance, and took an appeal. The pnhrc "a ,,,,,,,
,t t.ceossco 70 know how Judge Aiken. OF the W,s.
'"ss oour'' VIII rule on this point. Wv ''''-
WAS II NURDERgp7
The body OF q colorcd infant vas ,o,,.s q.
.Ner mere THIS morning. IL was 6shed ont ~
we n water. and the fact was evident that ~
hcsa a., oSeh peaten about the head and Killed
w pol0Te thc BODY was thrown into the yntoS' A
,'on oIVher inquest was hold this Afternoon ana
Ths, secs rendered IN accordance with tpeso rscss
whom u was killed. so tho phvsIc,ans VII
'ne neautopsy testified. No arrest has been made
AsHISING SUCCESS.
now process for making gas direct from
,oIo aos.V'ouIn on mas been discovered and works
N, NeIc recently erected hero by the Virginia and
S'l, Sarohna Heat and Light Company 10 test The
us pubic exhibition Of the light was made 10
n,e nght AZ one OF the hotels here, and n was n
snlillns s success II Is bright and steady ana
supVtlor 70 Tho light made from coal-gas' Tho
o,uue % petroleum is used in making tho oil, and n
thousand feot OF gas ''''Ae q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
Officers of Howard's Grove Lodge.

At the meeting of Howard's Grove Lodge
Of Good Templars Tuesday night the following
officers were elected: Chief Templar, Mr..
Douglas Temple; Nice-Temp!ar, Mrs. J.. G.
Henderson; Chaplain, --; Past-Chtef Tenn
plar, Rev. l.. J. Phaup; Marshal, Eugene Nc
bowell; Deputy, Miss Jennie Mason; Secretary,
Mr. j. W. Tyson Financial Secretary, o. j. Ness
Treasurer, Mr.. II. c. Hechler; Guard, Mr.. Archie
Pollard.
Interesting remarks were made by District
Chief -Templar j. B. Burroughs, Dstrict-Councel-
lor TraylOr District Treasurer Atkinson, District
Secretary Miller, and Mr.. W. L. Constable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
ELLIS ALLEN BOLTS.
A DuSKY VIRGINIA JULIET JlLTeo BY
HER WHITE LOVER.
"Pinkey" Brown Deserted on the Wed
ding Eve-Dlssppointed Yankee
MiscegenatIonists.
lsnncinl tol,rrnm to the pIspatch.l


NEW LONDON, CoSS.. May e." Pinkey !"
Brown is the name of very hght-com-
plexioned mulatto girl, who came here
from Norfolk, Va, two years ago. She was iol-
lowed by young white man named Ellis Allen,
the object Of this emigration 20 the Nutmeg
State being the desire to avoid the legal BAR
riers OF the Old Dominion against mixed mar
riages and get united here. The lover was out
Of pocket, so procured work and began saving
up for the nuptial event.
YANKEE MIscEGESATIoNfsTs.
The old abolition spirit OF the people here
made them take considerable interest IN thesc
young fugiiives from what IL called here bour-
bon tyranny and the young woman was well re-
ceived, and in view Of her approaching union
was presented with many kind and even costly
useful rememhranccs. This same feeling
prompted merchants 10 interest themselves IN
Allen and his fortunes rapidly prospered, 80 that
he was enabled to set his happy day down for
last evening.
GooD-BY, NY LOVER.
Saturday evening Allen took leave OF "Pinkey
20 20 TO New York ostensibly 10 get his wedding
outfit. He kissed her good-by at 10 o'clock and
took the night boat. That IL the last seen OF
him, and there was most dismal scene 3,
Pinkey's home last night. large number OF
friends we're present, among them being some
Of the best people In the city.
THE uLTED JULIET.
When it became known that Allen had bolted
all that was possible To console the itlted dusAy
Juliet was done, but she is heartbroken ant
threatens suicide in several distinct but horrible
manners. Ellis had evidently repented his un
natural and disgraceful coming alliance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
Rosemary Literary Society.

The meeting of this society has been
postponed until next Thursday night, and will be
held at the new rooms OF the Rosemary Public
Library POI east Main street. The subject Tor
discussion will be Shakspeares play "As You
Like It, The public generally are invited to at
tend.
The library is now well established In its new
and commOdious home and ready 20 receive con-
tributions Of books from all who can make them.
Mr.. A. Il. Dean, tho librarian. will send for any
which cannol be sent by the donors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
XirrInin Rlhle Society.

Theseventy-elghthan anniversary meeting OF
the "Virginia Bible Society" will be held at the
Seventh-Street Christian church tonight at
O'clock. The occasion promises 20 be one Of un-
usual interest. The annual report will be read
and Hon. W. w. Henry will address the meeting
in regard thereto.
The annual address will be delivered by Bishop
A. NJ. Randolph, ID. ID.
These meetings are always attractive 20 our
people and those who attend them are Pleased
and profted. The programme is very attrac-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
,..,,ce in West virginia.
Especial telegram 70 H Juaoe Jat

lspeclA W Va. May 6.--gudge u, JscSs sIs
Ss q, SHss slaas sai's Rs sssIs 1ss sss spd s
sss hfis ( y 4. 'SSS sas aas s q
sssarins falsely ss 20 M Mr.. dunns viii apply
sos perDission Of the fne mans, this county
,.sss sssss "a S @sa yssdssh rem sup
was ssary s,SS Z @ s,h .ss%sa sas "a
pi,cass10pr paDsss With h. compassion for mo i's'''
ny, ~ withheld bis sentenee'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
Georgia at the Fair.

ATLANTA, Ga, May GA largely Attend
ed convention, with delegates from all parts OF
the State, met to-day to consider the matter or
the Georgia exhibit at the Worlds Fair. The
convention formally recommended 20 the Legis-
lature the appropriation OF 100000 for that
purpose. It Is not certain that the Legislature
has the right under the Constitution 20 make
the appropriation, but the majority are OF opin-
ion that Il has such right.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
lr..-.,n 1nnri.t.in Italy nrohbed.

gang american cable 10 the Dispatch.l
ts.yr. Ms William Jacques, an
f. an from Newton, Mass, was
+z.'. L- daughter yesterday when a
Is--usl his carriage, attacked II,
."r. -'rr-. and severely injured MS
.a'a-.-ei in his defence.
l.Ac.CE- WILL KNOWN.
ly'..--.rh 20 the Dlspatchl
-' vl,-., Nov G.-Mr william Jacques,
Ng-... Who, with his daughter, was
---. -sl I's au mob In Florence yesteT-
rs' Ian ~ the American Ben Tele-
.-'..E and vol known In Boston and
.'..- ~ this country. He sailed
s.f l-s tr England and the Continent
,A since for pleasure and IN
Peg .. absent about five or SIX
--' d. vl- accompanied by his
tEH ellirCu, both daughters,
'f-. '-,' and the other ten years
- o. utH sn0ui iprty years Old and OF
a.! -Hfret.ntiOus disposition. lie
~ expresses any opinion concerning
..i bic friends are entirely at
-...! i.w such a man could become
r.h. He IL a highly-cutured
sos formerly a professor at the
.-- University az Baltimore
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
Death of Two Ladies.

Mrs. Mary Jane Wade, aged sixty years,
died at her residence inIIenrico county Tuesday
from the effects Of fall from a wagon. She was
a devoted Christian and mother, and leaves eight
children. The funeral will take place from Trim
ity Methodist church at o'clock this afternoon.
A telegram was received here yesterday after
noon announcing the death In Wake Forest, n.
c., Of Mrs. Eliza J. Morris, formerly Mrs. Hurst,
Of Manchester. She was about thlrty-nlne years
old. The romans are expected 20 reach Man.
chester at 4:35 this afternoon. The interment
will be made in Maury cemetery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
MIR. Turpinjs Estate,

The will of the late William Turpln was
admitted 20 probate yesterday. His son, VIII
liam Archer 'rurpin, qualified as executor, the
estate being valued at $4,000. The old home
stead In POWhatan county known as the " Hun
nicutt tract containing go acres, is left 20 the
two sons-Wlliam Archer and Walter All the
residue Of his property is 10 be equally divided
among his wife and four children.
BY a codicil 20 the will the house 1O2S west
Grace street is bequeathed for life 10 his wife,
Mrs. PoWhatan V. Turpin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
JAMES CITY DEMOCRATS.

Delegates Elected to n County COnven-
tIon-To Go to the Episcopal Council,
TCorrpesondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, May GA mass
meeting of the Democrats was held last
night at the courthouse for the purpose OF elect
ing delegates TO the county convention, which
meets here court-day Uhe 1lth instanO. Mr.
John L. Mercer, Mr. William Il. Garlick, and Mr..
William II. L. Morecock were chosen TO repre-
sent the town. All three gentlemen expressed
themselves az being in favor of placing straight
and fun ticket In the field.
PERSONAL NOTES.
The vestry Of Bruton-Parish Episcopal church
Yesterday selected DR.. Charles W. Coleman as
their delegate, with DIR. Edwin q. Booth as alter
nate, TO the Episcopal Council which meets IN
Petersburg the goth OF this month.
DR.. James d. MOncure, superintendent OF the
Eastern Lunatic Asylum, is In Washington al
tending the Medical Congress now in session In
that city. and Cashier c. =. Armistead, OF the
same institution, is In Buena Vista on business
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
A West Virginia Strike or.

CHARLESTON. w. VA. May e. The strike
among the carpenters and brick and stone
M nasons which has been on since Saturday has
been declared of and the men viii go back 20
work again In the morning. The three contract
ors who were holding out gave In and the car.
penters now get ten hours pay for nine hours
work. There was 20 much building going on
mat the men could get work on their own terms
and the contractors were forced 70 give In.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
The Lake Concordis Levse Gives Way.
IBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

NATcHEz, Miss, May 6.-The Lake Con-
cordia levee at FarridAy's gave way this morning
and the water Is rushing through with the great
est velocity. From 10 Q O'Clock the break az
caying ceased and there were no indications Of
further trouble. The break occurred at tho
mouth Of small bayou that was about
ten feet deep, and this is thought 20 be
about the depth Of the crevasse. The whole
FarridsY plantation IL submerged. A part Of
Panola, Just above, Is under and the track OF the
New Orleans and Northwestern railroad. about .
half-miIe In the rear Of the creyasse, is covered
with about four feet Of water, which has caused
a SUSPENSION Of trains on that road. The creyasse
water will now into Bayou Concordia, which
stream Is now very low, and II viii carry on all
that comes into IL from the break
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
He Was Not Married.

The following from one of the Lynch
burg papers contradicts report that was In cir
culation here short while ago: William NJ:
Dance who was reported 70 have been married
10 Miss Friedhoff in Washington last week, writes
us that the report was without foundation, ana
that he cannot imagine how II started, as he Is
in the employment Of the iron-works at Iron
Gate, and was neither In LynchDurg nor IN WASH
fnrfOn a the time mentioned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
Trtn,h Inrln Alterations.

+,t-i-aresn cable 10 the Dispatch.l
.-. Esv5-The Customs Committee
.a..f " Deputies has decided that
SHAH be red1ced 20 three
f-I.tl.n % hold good for one year.
u. i.s also reduced the duty ON Hour
committee has decided that the duty
'-.. ..t D. reduced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
Templars Going to Scotland.

Mrs. A. j. Pyle sails on Monday next for
Edinburgh, Scotland, whittier she goes as dele
gate from the Grand Lodge Independent order
OF Good Templars OF Virginia 10 the Right Wor-
thy Grand Lodge Of the World, which holds lts
next session May Goth. Judge John l.. cochran,
Of Charlottesville. and Colonel James X. Miller,
OF Pulaski, the other two delegates, VIII sail at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
Richmond Theatre.

At the matinee yesterday good audi
ence much enjoyed the fine performance by the
Baldwin Dramatic Company of East Lynne.
The Diamond Mystery was also well rendered
last night. Mr.. +. p. Haven made hit AZ Peter
Crump, and his topical song was twice eRcoTed,
and the Irish servant, Bridget Malone, rs played
by Miss Lizzie Evans, was characteristic piece
Of good acting.
Tonight tho romantic and favorte play Of
LynwOOd will be given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
The Bishop to Preach.

The Staunton Spectator and Adre-tiser says: {:
"The Catholic church at Clifton Forge will be
dedicated next Sunday the 10th OF May, oy
Right Rev. A. Van dc Vyyer, Bishop OF Richmond.
The ceremonies will commence at 10 A. M;
Very Rev. Father Stenger, OF Charlestown, VIII
preach tho dedication sermon. At 1880 I. M. on
the same day there will be yespers and ser
mon by Rev. Father Duffy, Of Lewisburg."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07

their obedience and general behavior the ex-
celient management and discipline under which
they live. Their place ls only ten minutes ridc
on IN railroad from this city, and all who are In
terested in the work are cordially invited 70
make them visit.
II any citizens have old school-books or other
books that will be good and useful reading, OF
any Kind Of games that they can spare, they VIII
confer great favor by leaving them az the once
Of the socrotnry. 1000 east Main gtreet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
rherr Was No strike.

Yesterday morning six of tho boys EN-
ployed at Rosenbergs s.cheroot-fnctory, ON nortn
twentieth street. took exception 10 an order given
by the foreman, Mr.. Albert, end quit work.
Later In the day there was a rumor that strike
WAS In progress, but when DISPATCH re-
porter made inquiry be was told that no one eA-
ce nt the hoYs mentioned were out
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
THE PRESIDENTIAL JUNKETERs.
The State OF Washington Entered in q
Driving Rain-stOrm.
[By telegraph TO tho Dispatch. ]

tBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
PORTLAND, 0RE., May 6.-President Har-
rison and party were rendered reception
at the Exposition building last night. The crowd
numbered over ten thousand persons and was
very enthusiastic. The President spoke AZ some
length and In the same vein "a at San Francisco.
Postmaster-General WenamRker and Secretary
Rusk spoke briefly. The ladies of the party we're
rendered reception at the Hotel Portland py
the ladies Of this city.
AT TACOMA.
TACOMA, WASH, May 6.-The President and
party entered the State Of Washington In a
driving rain-storm, which greatly interfered
with the arrangements for their reception az
various stations along the road. At Tacoma the
train was met by the Governor OF the state, the
Mayor OF Tacoma, and a committee OF citizens
priately decorated. Addresses Of welcome were
delivered by Governor Ferry and the mayor OF
the city, 20 which President Harrison briefly re.
sponded.
SEATTLE, WASH, May 0.-The presidential
party made tho trip from Tacoma 10 Seattle by
boat, being welcomed aboard the palatla
steamer City Of Seattle at Tacoma nc IL a. NJ.
Elliott bay was covered with vessels and boats OF
every description. Tho reception by the Seattle
committee aboard the steamer was without
formalty save few remarks by Mayor white,
TO which the President replied, briefly express
ing appreciation OF tho cordial reception and de-
ferring further remarks until Seattle should be
reached
BACK TO PORTLAND.
TACOMA, WASH, May 6.-The presidential
party arrived in Tacoma from Seattle NJ 1:JO
o'clock tonight, but did not leave the train. The
party loft here at 1880 o'clock for Portland. The
ladies Of Tacoma to-day presented Mrs. Horrison
with fine painting Of Mt. Rainier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07

Rev. Lewis w. Burton, rector of st.
Johns church, and Captain John II. Mayer are
i'm New York, which city they have visited for the
purpose Of selsCting a locturn TO be added to the
chance furniture Of the church as a memorial OF
the approaching 150th anniversary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
Trestle on Fire.

The Richmond and Allegheny trestle
caught fro near the Danville depot about 2
o'clock yesterday morning. The blaze, which was
quite small, was speedily extingushed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
Revolution IN Costa Rics.

tf. TO AAf DAa lRtNhsl
x. .f 6NyE,IoS. May 6.-Reports
a.yrt here that a revolution
.l progress IN Costa Rica, and
~ ..' declared a steie Of siege and
J. ' .r'-.la! guarantees on the lst OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07

Yesterday evening while one of the new
men from the LOcomOtiye-Works was coming
home he was attacked at the corner OF Seventh
and Baker streets by ono Of tho strikers,
who beat him quite badly with u slung-shot A
warrant was issued for the attacking party, but
Mt / o'clock this morning he had not been arrest
cd. though the police were looking for him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUILDING.
A Decision Reached-Captain VI. j. Dim
mock the Architect.

The Building Committee of the CHAM
Der Of Commerce by resolution on yester-
day appointed Captain VI. j. DimmOck architect
Of the building, provided he will make certain
alterations, Sc., In his original plans which are
thought desirable by the committee.
The award was made some time since 20 Mr..
Read and Messrs. Rogers and liigham provided
they would modify and arrange the interior OF
one plan % the exterior Of the other. These
architects did not succeed in this undertaking,
and IL was then that the committee decided 20
call in an expert architect, SIR. Mcdonald, OF
Louisville, KY, and submit 20 him without intl-
nation Of any previous award the five original
plans and elevations.
THE EXPRRI's REPORT.
After spending about week in tho examina-
tion Of these drawings the expert reported that
the plans and elevations submitted by " Utile
Duld" Captain Dimmockl came nearest TO the
wants and requirements OF n Chamber OF Com
merce building, and advised that the award be
made % him.
The committee, unaided by expert assistance
IN this matter. had n difllcult task before Them
and they have worked long and faithfully and
have no doubt come TO n wise conclusion.
Captain Dlmmock will 90 70 work on his modi-
fed plans at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
uE WAS ATTENDING A PRIMARY.
A Thief Took What Few Things ho h"'
and SGO-Drowned at Big lsIand'

Especial telegram to the Dispatch'I
IYycHBuRd, Va, May 6.-Yesterday AFTER
noon during the progress OF a primary Mr,
election in Campbell county az mJli noinred maj,
sSl1 ,Ess attending the election, and who only
,ved THo T short distance away from the polling polling
Ii,a.a and stole 500 of money and nearly every
hing he mad In his dwelling. HIS "ie was "iS'
HT"' 'coiored man named Sam. Hopkins, y" wIo 10
went from Lynchburg about three Weeks S asU vas y,
work az the paper-mill at Big gnninS is,GmS' T6e
drowned at that place YESTERDAY
to1v has not been recovered
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
VIII Probably Cali Him.

A meeting of the Congregation Beth
Ahaba will be held tonight 70 consider the eo-
visibility OF extending call 10 the Rev. Mr.. Ca
lish OF Peoria, Ill, who preached before them on
Friday evening and Saturday morning last.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07

The boys Of the Industrial sss Sess q o@ s
Prison Associa.vs sn,,'e al Yarina Grove 10 their
their On the beautiful tract o. land 2,
as ans ouFssn yoaRs
and Potomse 20 seyenteen years, are bright,
aged sgeaIoalInr irom alas fslows. and show niaiaiS "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
{ Chlckens and Egg.

"vlctory Poultry Food" Il a sure preventive
OF gapes and we conslderl IL Indispensable In our
future efforts at poultry-ralsing.
MRS. |. II. GRAYBuI,
Botetourt county, Va.
Manufactured by Polk Miller q Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
BONE PANlC-STRlCKEN.
,..,.,. Canses-Even Revolution Be-
u.,,d 10 BE Impending.

N-Ytl 90 lte luipcuhibLs
-.,...-,~,r-ar coble 20 the Dispatc.l
,-., v>4 Nav Ga letter received
b., Rome disCloses number of
-.-.-.i f1 the riots which took place
-V.v.tsy. al as 20 the general feeling
rr.g the same occasion. Accord
r..t.-. .ra public oricials al Rome, as
......f. have been In n state of panic
.-,g.. Tni. state Of affairs is due 10
..-.s.. rho most prominent Of which are
.t. ministry beaded 10y Crispi, the ac-
... E-Iul ministry to power, the
demand Tor an equalization OF eX-
-.-...t- without fresh taxation, the
,...f .. which have arisen between
.... .t. T,.teI states, and, finally, the
o.. p.-r. Eautaleo, which caused so
....,. ..9 alarm in Rome and its
....,u sarisls aui official statements TO
..s,,..ax.I.s sion at PozzO Panteloe
,-.-s Hf Socialists or Anarchists, the
-a..r,tle,i 90 the contrary.
.-. .....- v.- written previous 70 the IRE
F.. ...,-.r..t tta barracks and stables Of the
-.-.-. Yesterday, and which added TO the
f--. ...a--. creating such alarm az the
ann. ,ut.-e force Of Swiss Guards
$500. t.'y 8u night.
- r.- ..F- further that all religious or
.--.-l far majority Of wealthy citizens
'......-.f t.- 'ln disturbance by laying in
a.. .--.--..ra, fuel. etc, prepared Tor a
81, gain a.t. The air was full OF alarm
... aI .. c-llIaily grew In importance
....-.. r...s..y believed that revolution
.r-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07

ASGosTURA BITTERs arc endorsed by oil tho
leading physicians and chemists for their purity
and whoiesomencss. Beware OF counterfolta ana
ask for the genuine article, prepared by Dr.J. q.
B. Siegert & Sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
N-snlI.l. klned BY savages.

.-aas-aaE cable 70 the Dispatch-l
r tLAN.i. May G.-Advices have
-'.Hlf ,Lai q French scientific ex-
l.. .Ta dol fJ"gO was recently at
..-sa-. and Il II reported that only
.t. i-.lrl ROls5On and WLlens, es-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07

Especial telegram 70 In0 u7 Tho solo Of
GOnpossvIILn Va; ,. Msy Ms1gymsac1d SapS tossy and
lots al GOrdonsyne sTowd SsS was large and the
was sacSesS ,s Say win aggregate nearly, 9ni d we're
sales ,iSOeasand iOp dollars The Rrsess reasonable
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07

You will never have to ask yourself
the question, "What shall l wear 2" IL
you become the possessor Of one Of our
sl5 Suits. You will come to decision
Immediately, no matter how well stocked
your wardrobe may be. Why is it that
these suits are giving such universal
satisfaction Because they are made of
excellent material, because they are
superior finish. and because there never
was suit sold which represented better
equivalent for the money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-07
OFF TO HIS NEW CHARGES.
The Fastorship of Four Churches in Page

The Tastorship of Four Churches in rage
and Augusta-A Hint to Morgan.
rCorrespondence of the Richmond Dispatch'I
Scorrsv1LE, Va, May 6.--Rey. ID. Dill
lard of the Disciples church, whose family
ia visiting his father at this place, will leave here
to-rnorrow with his family for Luray, where ne
goes to take charge Of four churches IN Page ana
Sngusta counties. He was formerly preaching
at Abingdon, III.
PERSONAL NOTES.
II was reported here this week that party os os
,,an was organizing I'm the neighborhood OF
Warren 10 lynch f. c. Morgan, but the Deputy
sberiff hearing OF It notified Morgan OF ,I the
movement and he left by the next tram. hoW
correct this statement may be canhots say ho"-
ever. .,, 1s.od Utnsbel.
,yood arrived here from the West last night