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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-24
A NEGRO coNFlDeNCE-MAN.
He SwindIes n Sable Brother-The Negro
Whiskey-TicklerS Seller Fined.

[CorrpesOndonce Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARLoTTEsvILLE, Va, April 23.-An old
negro man who brought to the city a load
Of wood yesterday afternoon was very adroitly
swindlod out of the proceeds OF its sale by an
othOr sable gentleman. He offered to show the
COUNT yman how the land companies divided
their lots, and in order 70 do 30 II was necessary
20 place his money alongside that Of the city
chaps on one end Of a plank on a back street.
Tho unsuspecting country negro did 80, when the
"mean town Niger" scooped the whole pile In
and fed. IL was amusing TO hearfhe old negro
yell "robberl" and % see him pursue the thief.
He was captured last night.
FISED AND "sEST On"
Fletcher Allen, the negro caught selling whis-
key on Sunday by the pint and half-pint bottles,
wns fined by the Mayor S25 each In ten cases,
and sent on to the grand jury for selling without
q license.
PERSONAL
Mr.. John S. Patton, OF the Je6ersonidn, is quite
sick "a his homo on University avenue, on ac-
count Of which he had 10 postpone the European
trip on which ne expected TO start next Monday.
Professor Noah X. Davis, Of the University OF
virginia, leCtured last night at the Baptist
church on the travels Of the Apostle Paul TO
large audience.
Mr.. z. J. Blakey, brother Of Mr.. James Blakey
editor OF the JsGeTs0ntdn, who has been a great
sufferer from rheumatism for the past hve
months, has improved 80 far as 10 be able TO
Wak out.
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yaiuable Time Lost.
DEcgIvISG AND CoKEuPrScHEAEs FRuTrtsss.

DBcgIvIsG AND CoKEuRrScHEAgs FRurrtsss'
There are a certain ofass 10 this city VINO, oe-
lieying that by advertising certain articles which
they never have, who hope 20 90 begnie the Rep-
iic q, 10 influence them In purchasing their h gl-
priced apparel when the sanie goods can De pro-
snred elsewhere az one half their Drices- Do
ceitfulness does not pay. We never advertise
what we are not able 20 give. That 10 the secret
OF success az the s. o. p. c., corner Third aud
Broad streets, who claim 20 sell the best mems
eI o atwood Suit In this city. You can depend
upon RECEIVING more than the equiyaiens or We
refund the money; or N ifs Cnilc's sun We
nave tho largest assortment &C s1.50 20 % per
snit. BaEe-balis and bats gratis with Childfsns
Suits Mems Pants 81 10 $3.50. We can save
you on these Violating goods 80 per cent, cr
we do not ask your custom. We have Ia stocx
the most complete stock OF Mems s,in and
straw Hats. The celebrated Worid-Fair
Crusher AZ SOC. Mems Outing Shirts In AL styles
at popular prices. II you are looking for bar
gains give US trial and you Win never regret IL
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w.,nesees was very pointed, and wa. "a IN. ov.,.,
suat he soot his father because his father ,la ~
would MT him with haichet several wi,nassl1s no
dnais' .worc mat while his father was diving bs
hatchet. rVui" nv MN With
Hk would "TuKS BB roEs urp
,nhV,ner witness testified that on severa, o...a
sS sons he hed heard the prisoner say tbat ~ IN
Inc ~ ~, ~ NH ms iethor, and that on the morn.
,,, !" tne Iauruer he remarked: "I am eoinc 80
ths Old mans toos up" There are vet 49,,
Sl.neeses @ TO be examined and the case yr,,,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-24
CUMBERLAND DEMOCRATS.
Delegates Elected and Candidates Nomi-
mated for Randolph District.

Delegates Elected and Candidates Nomi-
mated for Randolph District.
correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
CUMBERLAND COURTHOUSE, Va, April 29.-
A meeting Of the Democrats of Randolph
distrbct, Cum berland county, held at Randolph
ON "Wednesday, April 22d, was called 10 order by
Colonel Is. W. L. BlantOn, chairman OF the Dis
trict Committee. The Colonel msde strong
speech urging harmony, and then in handsome
manner nominated Captain B. Q. wilson as per-
mapent chairman, and John ). Taylor secretary.
DELEGATES ELECTED.
The following delegates were elected TO the
Connty Convention, which meets at Cumberland
C0uTtilouss on the 23d day Of April, 1871 Colo
nel H. W. L. Bl0nton, r. y. Hughes, ID. L. Tray
lor, Thomas @. Guthrie, and +. b. Blanton'
DISTRICT OFFICERS.
ON motion the following persons were noml-
nate1 for district offcers: For supervisor
Walker b. Blanton; for Justices OF the Peace W.
/. Wade, 7. q. Adams and b. 5. Jamison; ior
Constable. George W. Price. The contest ior
sheriff will be a hot one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-24
THE DEMOCRATS OF NoTTowAY.
They Are Thoroughly Aroused and De-
termined TO Win Next Month.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
NoTTowAY, April 22.-The hills and val.
leys of the South Side are beautiful in their
coat Of groen, and only the dscord Of politics dis
turb natures peace.
For the first time since the great war does the
Democracy of NOttoway foel itself strong enough
20 throw on coalition forms and give the county n
straight ticket Of ganuiae Democrats. The
county convention assemblies on the 4th Of May
and the district conventions for delegates were
held on Tuesday last The number and interest
OF those who attended theso conventions de-
clared tho popular conviction that the party
must triumph at the polls
THE CANDIDATES.
Mr. $. II. Royal, Mr. John S. Epes, and Mr.. /.
j.. Powell are candidates for the treasurer's
office.
Tho race for the Commonwealth g attorneyship
Ia between Mr. CheSles +. Goodwin, n time
honored Democratic lawyer, and Mr.. John NJ.
Morton, the present incumbent, who left his
party In the Langston contest and has since done
faithful and efficient service for our cause.
CONFIRMATION.
Bishop Randolph win hold confirmation service
in the Presbyterian church at Crewe on Satur-
day evening.
Miss Ruby Burke Is home after pleasant
visit OF several weeks TO Washington.
Miss Nellie Tuggle returned TO Nottoway Tues
day from Richmond, where she passed some
weeks with relatives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-24
PURCHASERS WILL 10 E.
sale by an Unboniel Commissioner IL In
valid, says the Supreme Court.

Only two opinions were rendered yester..
ddy IN the supreme Court. The FIRST on
these wns Whitehead against bradley and oiheci.
from the Circuit Court Of lienrico. The point "
voived was the validity OF the slle Of csrtaln
piece of land m ChestClheld.
Some scvcuteenSgoHca ago the guardian oi t9e
two children TO whom the property in question
belonged suggested % the Court that as the ih-
come thcrsirnm was not sufficient 20 support tne
wards it 10 sold nnd tho proceeds invested IN
cOme good intercst-boarinc bonds.
DoNx Win THE cougTs sMc1oN.
After some Inquiry the Court entered. de-
cree authorizing snle and Appointing two So
cial commissioner for the pGrpose, atipulaiing
that they should give bond in the sun " bb,oJu
There were .Wu saIes at tho first % which bDth
commissioners acted. TIN. not being ccnarmed
q second was had, AZ which On'y ono romiur-
sionar acted, received tho rurCh18e-money ana
tuned IL ovci 10 tho guardian, VINO applied u
properly. Tho commissioner had not given
bond aud the guardian us1d the money before
being authorized b. tho CoGyt, which sul-c-
qurntly cutcrCt e. decree CONFIRMING hls action
Whom one NJ the wards berame II age BE- iu-
stitItcd suit against The prrrnusers ~ ne land'
tho guardian having died insOivcnt in the mean
Whila.
When the case was tried m fhc CircIit Court
Of llcnicO verdict igas rendered ior tho pin'nl-
iiig, subject however, 10 = credit Tor the proper
tiOu Of cusls paid hy the defcui1nts.
IN tho opinion delivered by Judge Lewis yes
teTd1y 10 was held Ihat a 5nlc 10y IN uuuyndei
commissioner was necessarily iuYHirf, anu thai "A
docfCo Oi court confirming thc Application ol
funds after tbcy had bccu spcui lih uoi tako tho
place Of ono an hOrZiug such expenditure.
The lower court was sustained.
About Unif Il Horse.
Thomas against Scllman, from tho tT-
c1i; Court Cf l0udouu, WIS TO doci1o whether
tho 1aIe OF r hall interest in very tno stallion
hy Scllman Nns valid, ho having previously BE-
come insolveut. The cOur. below dc,iled that
tho TRANSACTION wa5 b0hC-Gdc, anl the supreme
Cou-i affirmed is action, Judge Lacy delivering
the opinlcu.
Other Cases.
jordan against KatL. Appeal CllOwrd and
supersodons awarded to % decree pronounced ny
tho Circuit Court ~ the cit! Of Lyu"hburc On
the 18th OF August, 1880.
Clay against Ballard, registrar. Sent TO foot OF
docket 10 bN hcarH az this torn.
Hodges against ScabOatd aud Roanoke kall-
road Company. Further argued by Colonel w.
W. Gordon for appellee and J. +. CrOckcr, Esq,
for appellant, and submitted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-24
Vessels n Candidate.

A letter has been written by NJ. G. Vessels,
who scored the ewhiteRepublicans In rather lively
manner at tho colorcd mems convention last
Wednesday, stating that II was the intention OF
that body that he should be their candidate Tor
Commissioner Of the Revenue for the upper dis
trict Of Henrioo The communication stated
that the original list Of nominees had been lost,
and that In making a new one another name was
by mistake inserted In the place Of Vessels, who
received the nomination.
Vessels replied stating that he was candidate
for the Office before tho convention met; that
he understood that his name had been placed on
the ticket, aud that 1t would give him great
pleasure 10 Join in rescnting the insult OF March
2Bth, Ohe secret white cOnvention) and defeating
the nrcaent lnCnmbCnis and nOmnees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-24

$4,000 viii he made next saturday. The bah
ance Is 70 DO paid In one, two, and ihree yohrss
Mr.. Frank r. Sutton, a member of fhn Soiilau
Rite Board, was elected agent of tho associE-
tion.
aossrs. A. q. Babcock (chsirman), J. Thomr-
son Brown. John 8. Elicit, William +. Tanner,
y. y. Reeve, r. WhitlOck. and G. y. Rlchnrdson
have been appointed by the Board Of t'oyern0rs
Ol tho Masonic Home COMMITTEES 70 report plans
for n large brick building TO bo erected on me
HCmc property near tho wooden house DOW IN
gse. The committee viii mcc, tomorrow nj tlie
State Bank. Tho idea is 10 enlarge tho scope OF
this charity and have houfs TINT VIII hccooi-
mOdste ali the Masonic widows aud orphans TINT
are likely % apply. n Is proposed 70 sat ap1rt
the present building for tho accommodation OF
INDECENT and inlrm Masons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-24
Only Two Have Given Up.

The State Board Of Medical Examiners
was still engaged yesterday In examining the
applicants for licenses 70 practice medicine In
Virginia. Tho subjects upon which the young
men we're questioned were obstetrics and gyne-
cology, medical Jurisprudence and hygeine,
surgery and therapeutics. The examinations
closed last night at IL O'Clock, and tho standing
of the applicants will be announced by the
board this morning. Two OF the young men out
OF the ssventy-seven gave up, as they found the
examinations too diricult for them, but the
others are said TO have done very well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-24

The East Richmond Company closed contract
yesterday for the erection Of the New fork sow
ing-machlne- and the wagon-factories at a cost OF
slO,5OO. The contractors are X NJ Chambers
& Son, Of Baltimore Nd. The machine-factory
Is TO be- Of brick and will have q frontage OF 400
feet on the York-Hyer railroad, With wing 2OO
feet, the whole having a width OF 80 feet. This
building Is TO be completed by August lst The
wagon-factory Is frame struoture 400 feet by
go, and will be completed in thirty days In order
70 receive the machinery, which will be shipped
from Indianapolis May 1st.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-24
slirht STROKES of ParaIysIs.

bIr. Isaac Davenport. president OF the
First National Bank, VINO suffered a slight stroke
OF paralysis while sitting In his oce In the osnk
Wednesday evening, was doing very well ias'
night, and his physician, DR.. Isaiah III. waite,
did not consider that his condition was az 81
serious. Only the right leg was affected, end 'he
use Of this was but slightly impaired.
The mother Of Judge Edmund Waddill also
suffered n slight paralytic stroke on Wednesday,
but she, too, was doing quite well yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-24
DEEDS PUT ON RECORD.
transcript Of Those Entered In the city
and County Courts.

In the Clerks Office Of the Chaneery
o., Yesterday the following DEEDS OF
hSys.in aad sale were recorded =, Macon Col.
" smith and wife 10 RandoIph- hhcon , . eoi.
~. .asss. Interest in properly on the east
sse se Of seventh street between Grace snd FRANK
lin, s5- - an. ,yifo IN Iucy Toliyer,
Anthony + Hucher ana n 4nTa M,e 20 street between
Duyal and Bakcr, s7Oo'
COUNTY COURT or HESRco'
Rnyene Bossieux and wife to Andrew rnIrl,, ~,
81 sast ON the east side Of Iwenty-hiutn
stree, pv'" "a George l. Christian, special coin-
... inssS -, ~ N. A. Hare and X. l. Tucker' 10
toss on the north aide Of benny %s TO George
hicnsoni sn -..s - an Osborne turnpike, Two ana
Jones, s,,sr sr miles east Of Richmond, s4ssVo.
Samuel p Waddir, clerk, TO koSeT, u OShsay %orqs
v,ss,s,' ana conway, sS22. ..o. IN .craa
~, Thonuson's creek, SOU
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-24
co,.r., coo.s,s Busiuess.

In response to many inquiries TINS
means is taken TO inform our patrons and
the public generally. that the business Of
John X. Cooke 4 Co., at No. 219 east Main
street. will be continued by members oi
his family under the same firm-name.
Our wagons will call for orders IN any par
of he cify and everything in the grocery
line will be furnished at as moderate
prices. and with as much dispatch as it can
be obtained elsewhere,
We take this opportunity to thank the
public for past patronage, and Will strive
TO merit q continuance Of the-same.
April %, 1891. JoHS X. COOKE u 20.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-24
MANcHEsTER's SHORT STORY.
Personal and other Items of Interest
from Across the james.

The funeral Of Mr.. A. A. Allen will take
place from the Presbyterian church at 4;SO
o'clock this afternoon, and will be attended by
Manchester Lodge Of Masons.
NeTt "Wednesday has been fixed az the time
for bearing applications for liquor-licenses In the
Hustings Court.
The Chamber OF Commerce Advertising Com
mltiee has already collected S40O.
MIR A. B. Allen, OF Otterdale, Chesterfield,
died suddenly few nights ago.
MIR. B. +. Carter and Miss Callie ID. Pierce were
married Wednesday night by Rev. W. a.
LaughOn.
Mr.. Philip Christian, Of Lynchburg, Is visiting
friends In this city.
MIR. Samuel J. Burnley and Miss +. B. Foster
wero married yesterday by Rev. Il. Z. Reynolds
Revival services at the chapel, corner Of Sew
enth and Stockton streets will be held every re-
naming night this week, commencing at
o'clock,
Mr.. John w. Hughes and Miss Rosa K. Maitland
were married Tuesday night by Rev. DIR. L. NJ
Peterson, Of the Central Methodist church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-24
EnneraI of DR.. smith.

DR.. Edwin Harvie Smiths funeral will
take place at 4.30 o'clock this afternoon from
ST. James Episcopal church. The interment
viii made In the family section In Shockoo ceme-
terry,
The following gentlemen wiz act as pail
bearers:
Honorary--Dr. NJ. B. Carter, DR.. Charles 5.
Mills, Colonel John b. Cary, DR.. w. 7. Palmer,
Mr.. Hugh Blair, Mr.. +. Y. Cannon, Dr. Creed
Thomas, Mr.. L. LOttier Judges Il. w. Hughes,
r. r. Faunteroy, b. w. Lacy, L. l.. Lewis, X. A.
Richardson, Captain W. +. Drlnkard, and Cap
tain Page McCarty.
Active-Mr. George +. Merrill, Judge $. D..
Witt, Mcssrs. James Lyons, Alfred Shield, W.
F. Lawton, Dr. y. II. U. Noble, and Mr. w. 5. Cat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-24
A,.ant the rIasons.

meeting of the Scottish s1, Rte Assoesai Ass Ses
ton Captain John y maysr b'ssb number Of Prom
as the stss9 M we're present. The charter was
tneni mas0ns sss,.sd. and committee consisting l
orIpal ' ,lilsm Ryan Charles Nsso,,, sna '" Tms Ne
Barrow wAs ss.ip,bPo,ised 10 issue ESQ shares OF
.,as.s sioo 20 be the par saise' .,,.n. nan al
s'9,Sx ,ns frst cssb payment on st. Aioans nan "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-24
A Great Gift to Education.

Yesterday DR.. Dickinson received the
following from Mr.. G.. T. Gates, OF New YORK city;
"The application made by yourself aud Meesrs-
West and BraxiOn for q block OF lots at Neuport
News was brought before tho Board OF Directors
OF the Old Dominion Land Company and fayora-
bic action taken thereon" .
This block OF lots, Colonel Braxton says, would
bring S75, 900. on them Is % bo placed q mag
nincent academy building, 70 the erection OF
which a generous Baptist In Newport News has
subscribed $40, 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-24
Ap,llcxY POLICE OFFICER.
o sahaues a Desperate Negro and JAMS
MIN nj weldon, n. G.

Him at weldon, n. G.
,c..u.s,oodsncs Of the Rscbmond pispa.ch'I
iUTN Wr,noS. n. G.. April 22.-Mr; ". ant ~
Joyner an oest fssis barton powerful nssgo a
0S. e 3ss Morning inc negro rss''oa sss eisso H D
oor @ @iaoosea hia down, and 'ISI passy S and brave
bis hand. The ofnoer Wa Va quickly drew another
y9sns ana rsa upon Barton a,e:ns
woIad psd in mo hip. The =. nesfS q Shoos ss again
and begged tho ofioer NOS 70 s'os. 80
gnE OXYGEN HAD TWO. .,. n.sro
Barton i not oonsidsrsd sssn osls bis object was
and in knocking the o. osssns M the possibility oi
n NJ Joyner's having another p',sol ,oa ne was mot
face was right badly scrsteheo' Ds' ~
Otherwise injured
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-24
Lee csrop Meeting o-Night

The meeting of Lee Camp tonight viii be
Of un Jsual interest. A+"r Robert Stiles viii, by
request, deliver bic splendid address on tho life
and CHARACTER oi General joseph T. Johnston
whirh was made at the Tecent citizens meeting
and attracted such favorable attention. The
ladies of ;he Hollywfoci, Osswood, and Hebrew
Memorial Associations, tho Confederate HistOri-
Camp Aryila7y are invited 20 attend. All
friends ~ ire Camp, especially the city clergy,
will be wCl,gfnN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-24
CHARLES VAN wooDsoN DEAD.
The Condition of &. III. Bliss Ohcnange"-
Addresses at the Presbyterian Church
,corr.s,o,denoe Of the Richmond Dlspatoh-l

FAnayrLLE, Va, April 2s.-MI, Charles
Van Woodson, another of Prince EDWARDS
oldest citizens, is dead. He was IN ms W
year Of age, and is sara 20 nave O'oN
more than ordinary culture. r,,- O. -.o una
The condition OF Mr.. c. II. Bliss, sr'' VINO Was Was
,,,raIvged yesterday, remains unchanged. his
speech Is entirely lost. ,..,, ,,o0,, ord
Mr. W. +. Farrar, FarmVilles -, niS son in
Henderson, n. G.
OTHER NOTES.
profassor John A. Cunningham has had the
foundation laid for beautiful ana capa0'oA'
new residence on High street. -, po.o.on,rg
ny" 80 otsht Rev. Dr. ROsebrO, Of petersburg,
and Rev Nr. Fleming, of Lynchburg, denVerod od
interssting addresses before the Methodlst nuu
Rantist congregations at this place ln the ff0S
hyteriau church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-24
The s,rihers, Concert.

Although the unfsyorable weather kept
many from attending there was quite gooo-
sized audience at the Academy last night AZ INC
conoort for the bonent OF the striking vorkmen
formerly employed at the Richmond Locomotive
Works.
The programmes was varied and enIoyabie'
and n neat sum was realized for ths fund.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-24
Rosemary Literary Club and Richard III.
Tho Roaoruorv Iitcrarv Cluh had an in

The HosomnrT Literary CIub hhu an N
teie-uug meeting last night. The subject Of the
evening was Richard III. The character was
portrayed by Mr.. z. J. Dlckerson. Of Richmond
college. Mr.. Dean read scene IL, act l., and Miss
Maria blair resd an essay On tho character. Miss
Ralr's Glass read the Ehost scene, I'm which Mr..
ROscWell Page sctoi the part of the ghost. The
general dis'nssi0n was spirited and interesting,
AMI was participated In by Mr.. Wyndam X.
Me'e hfh and others
Tho m blrct for tho next meeting Is "As You
Like IT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-24

LADIES needing tonic or children who want
building up should take BRows's IRON BITTERs.
IL IL pleasant 70 take, cures Malaria, Indigestion.
BIliousness, and Liver Complaints, makes the
RlOOd rich and uure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-24

II you want 10 secure a lot In Lisburu don't de-
LAY until all OF the most desirable are sold,
and you have to pay big pront 20 some pre-
vious purchaser. Some who purchased Two
years ago have been offered 100 per cent adj
vance. Every additional handsome residence
erected enhances the value Of the remaining lots
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-24

Mr. r. A. Stumpf announces the first arrival OF
fresh Crab Meat. From to-day cal Il will bo re-
ceived daily.
Crab Most aud his own-tnade Devilled Crabs
will be delivered by him through the city always
fresh FROM Stumpfs Restaurant, corner Eighth
and Mafa. Phone 254.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-24

Rogers, ofNew York, and John n. King, OF South
Dakota. Thiscommittee will meet at the Inter
state Commerce Commission Rooms, Nashing-
ten, d. c., ON next Tuesday at 10 o'clock A. ~,
auc vii give hearing to accredited representa-
tives OF such organizations OF railroad 0fcials or
employees as may desire 20 be heard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-24
Boys Clothing. REAR EkTo1s, 1gH

9sc. for a niplete Sattinet Suit; s2.9S
for fine Atwood French Cashmere
Suit. ages from 10 II years Si.85 for
the choice of the former SS Suits Si.25
for line OF tho prettiest Jersey Suits
ever shown in the city; $685. for those
fine French Jersey Combination Colored
Suits SO. 80 for those fine French Cloth
Braided Suits; Odd Pants, All-Wool,
sizes from to 13 years. 96c. pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-24

At the recent convention OF Railroad
Commissioners held IN Washington the following
copnifteeo 70 secure congre ree-ional action In re-
gard 70 safety appliances vas appointed: George
q, Croker, OF Massachusetts; James G. Htii, OF
Virginia; Spencer Smith, q Iowa; william n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-24
P'27lN CITY CLUB CHAMPION.
N''''h of Torty-SeTen Foxes ia tho Sea-
'on-,ir. HcKsIway's Farewell.


'F~t"rteSco of the Richmond Dispatch.l
.i.iiTyEiS CuY. Va. April 22.-Your CORE.
--t, a. FarmVille reports catch OF
...,-i '.1oe by the club st that place, ana
-. - -,a' tHi- bats the record. lie evidently
h. ' beard from Pamplin City. The CLUB AT
t.tPe 'spTht forty-seycn foxos-one red
49,. ,Ls season Of l6S9-00, making only
.-, tllre hO catch the FOX, after starting,
r..s i.r entire season. Last season one OF
t,,,,..- Y mcnbers had moved away, ana ohiy
' '-'-N! isGes we're caught.
AFAJLwfLL sSRH0N.
p. d. y eiway, a student OF the Union
m. ''H. seminary, prcaohed his last sermon
s,,. i.r Of this place last Sunday, expect
~. d. n1'nsed soon 70 take charge OF church
80. .a''lfh, y. G. He carries with him the
s.., ana god Wishes Of the people 20 whom
'-'l faithful and acceptable minister.
CEOP PROSPECT.
~, good prospect for an abundant fruit
az around every dwelling, every humpie
W ICES laden with blossoms charm the eye
L, -.H beauty and gladden. the heart "ith
'SI'fs u good thtngs 20 como.