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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20
THE JACKSON MONUMENT.
Lee Camp and Other Organizations to At
tend-Last Nights Meeting.


At the meeting Of Lee Camp held last
night an invitation was resolved from
Judge j. *. EdmondsOn, chairman OF the Jack
son-MemOrial Association, OF Lexington, Va,
inviting Lee Camp 10 the unveiling OF the Jack
son statue on July 2lst The camp decided 70
attend, and appointed a committee 10 seq what
arrangements can be made with the railroads
for transportation.
Several laftcrs were received from Confederate
Veteran organizations in New Orleans, La, ask
ing about the date OF the unveiling and stating
that they would attend and expected to come on
20 Richmond and 90 with Lee Camp IL u more
than probable that the camp will carry fully -
men, including the Drum-Corps. All who will
attend are requested 10 give their names 10
Captain David A. Brown, quartermaster, at the
camp on next Friday night.
The Sons Of Veterans military company at
tached 10 the First Virginia regiment was re-
ported 20 have a sufficient number Of men 20
organize, and the camp will take some steps TO
assist these young men, who will act as an escort
corps 10 the camp.
The St. Peters cadets invited the camp 10 at
tend their neld-day at the xpOsition-Gtounds on
June 24th. The camp accepted the invitation
and will attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20
Askinr for u Receiver.

Judge I.eake in the Chancery Court yes
tc~day granted an injunction upon tho petition
Of \. :. Gordon restraining T. p. Larus from sell
ING ar otherwise disposlng Of the assets Of tho
firm OF Larus & Gordon until the further order Of
the Court.
II was also ordered that 7. p. Larus appear In
court on June 2jth and show cause why re-
ceiver should not be appointed for the property
in question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20
MRS. DAVIS WILL RECEIVE THEM.
she Telegraphs That She VIII Meet the
Richmond Committee After Monday.

The committee consisting of General
Joseph Il. Anderson, Hon. j. Taylor Ely
son, General Pcyton Wise, Judge George L.
Christian, and Colonel John B. Cary, appointed
at the meeting Of the Chamber Of Commerce
held Thursday evening TO visit New York and
confer with Mrs. Jefferson Davis relative 70
bringing the remains Of her husband 70 this city,
telegraphed % that lady asking her when II
would he agreeable for her 10 receive them.
Yesterday afternoon the committee received
the following reply:
NEW YORK, June 10, 1891.
Any time after next Monday that suits the
gentlemen OF the committee.
TSIgnedl V. JEFFERSON DAVIS.
This is tho first time Mrs. Davis has consented
70 receive such delegation.
The committee are requested 20 meet NJ the
Mayors Office at IL o'clock this morning 10 ar
range for their visit 10 New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20
Governor Hill VIII stop Here if Possible.

Mr.. Robert L. Montague, who at the re-
.ur~t OF President Kelvin, OF tho Powhntan club,
recently wrote 10 Governor Hlll, Of New York
inviting him 10 stop in Richmond when he re-
turns from Atlanta, wherc he Il to deliver the
address al the unyeiling Of the Grady monument
and deliver an address before the club, yester-
day received reply from Governor Hill's private
secretary Mr.. T. =. Williams, in which, after
acknowledging the invitation, he says: I" The
Governor directs me 10 reply that he will, either
on his way to Atlanta or on his return II pOssi-
bic, stop over for a short time in Richmond. He
expects % bc in Atlanta on October Hlst. He Is
unable 10 accept the invitation definitely until
his arrangements are more fully elaborated.
Expressing tho Governors appreciation OF
your cordial letter and kind invitation, I re-
main &c"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20
Pennsyivanis BEDFORD springs hiners'
Water
can be had at

can be had at
George r. Ewolrs, 7o5 east Broad street
II. Roberts Bakers, 9l9 east Main stree.
Bodeker Brothers, 1tif east Main street
w. n. Scott's, 1917 east Franklin strees,
b. X. Aliens, Fourteenth ana MaH
streets. -, u.,n
George schGn's. Eleventh aud Main
streets.
Il. A. Miller's, Fifth and Broad streete.
A. w. Noting, Jr.'s, Broad pesWson
Second and Third streets.
a. w. IAtimer's, 500 west Marshall stress.
A +. Johanu's, s23 west Main street.
Briggs Brothers. 10 east Main street.
Mccarthy 4 Hsynes's, eN east broso
Priddy Brothers', III east Broad street;
Hermann SchEidt's, Fifth aud broad
street.
George A. Hundly's. 62s east Broad stree.
POLK Miller a Co, Ninth and Main
streets.
W.P. Poythress a Co., Main near Second.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20

An adjourned meeting of the Gordon
Land Company was held yesterday IN the rooms
Of the Bar Association. Mr. y. X. savage pre-
sided. The committee appointed earlier In the
week TO investigate the affairs Of the company
reported the result oi their visit 70 Gordonsylle
\ lively discussion followed, after which spe-
cial committee was appointed 10 look iurther
into matters, aud take whatever steps In their
Judgment are deemed necessary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20
THE WAREHOUSE DISASTER.
l.>arh Keeter's Injuries-Funerals of n
Councilman and Odd-FellOw.

spondence Of the Richmond Dspatch.I
N.rrorE. VA. June I9.-The work Of re-
s-....ur the large building of Straun Bro
..-- DESTROYED bv the storm on Jameson s
r ~ Yesterday. viii commence Immediately hy
N.. b. Morton. the contractor Inc ullllihg
-..r rt.rf two thirds finished, and was 20 feet
- .-.tn and l2O feet in width. Mr.. Joseph
-....-. Oh. second man supposed % be fatally
...-.l ty the catastrophe, Is reported rs rest
...-F today. His spine Is badly injured, one
... broken. and several severe wounds about
... ...f There were ten WOrkmen and four
...-r PARTIES cauGht under the building when it
.. lime. fuuerel Of Captain Kline. who was
81 %. -ook place to-day from the Presbyterian
TWO FUNERALS.
-. members Of both branches Of the City
D met last night aud adopted suitable r.
...- expressing the sentiments OF the men,
.... tie death OF their colleague, Mr. JlliVs
luf TEE funeral took place this after
.ri the Council attended in body.
.t. funeral 0f John J. Williams, OF Ports
.,. took place this afternoon from Wright
....at Methodist Episcopal church. attended
t-.-. ult-Fellowz and Pyihians. Rev J' L Car
....ilt-d. ,-,.
... t.ase,ny of Music WIS packed last night 10
...- R.y. Dr. Deems. OF Now York, before the
-...l..ug class Of Norfolk College.
uAWAGK BY LIGHTNING.
-.a.l len.e az COTTAGE Place, near Ports
.-. was damaged by lightning during the
.--. Yesterday afternoon and the telegraph
...- .,-e disabled by trees falling across them.
EKDUCE TIE FORCE.
F.lr clerks. who rate as skilled laoorers' were
.. .,t.I 10 desks in the provisions and cloth
-..rl-tmeat IN the navy yard today MAKING
......a men IN all ln That department. ndcr
u.ua.ratic admInia tratiJn ten men ula an
..r.-s ana there was continual taR OF re-
-fl4t number.
EEOKE CAMP.
.. battalion of 81. Johns cadets from Alex
...s broke camp al Ocean View to-day ana
...t.- -Le city and loft for home to-nlsht on
.. ...v al the Lake line. They were ten days
.... there aud say they mover had better
.... Inc battalion left eighty strong.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20
ATTEMPTED sAFe-BLoWING.
The Thieves Wrecked the Safe, But Did
Not Get the Cash.
,Snoo,o1t.Iograo 70 the Di.ne,ch !

LYNcHBURG, Va, June 19.-An attempt
was made last night to rob the safe of
charles E. Head, below this city, In what IS
known as Sandy Hook The thieves bored a
large hole through the top Of the safe and filed
the hole with gunpOWder, and when they ex-
pIoded il the doors were not blown on, but the
safe was 30 badly wrecked that they could not
use a recharge, and could not get TO the money.
The silver In the safe was blackened and the
notes wero sOmewha. scOrched, but not badly
mutilated, and the robbers got nothing. II was
eYidentlY the work Of protesslonals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20
CHICKAsAW SOLDIERS DRUNK.
Whiskey and sixty Indians Likely TO
Cause Some Trouble.

NV ORLEANS. June ia special from
Pauts Valley, !. T., says: The sixty Chicka-
saw militia VINO left hcre Wednesday in charge
Of Governor Byrd and United States Agent Ben
nett 10 meet the United States troops west Of
here and eject 6,OOO United States citizens
who are living in the country without
permits all got drunk twenty-five miles
west Of this place. An eyewitness says they
have a barrol in the commissary-Wagon and n
gallon Jug on each saddle. Some Of them went
into farmers yard, shot down q horse, and
killed a gOO1e. They halted a white farmer and
abused and threatened to shoot him because he
was white. This much whiskey, mixed with
sixty Indians who are clothed with some au-
thOrity, is liable 10 cause the loss Of several
hves, az when they arc drunk their only desire
ls % sAOnt md XII
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20
gusNA VISTA FEMALE SEMINARY.
commencement Exercises-D Distinctions
for Proficiency Awarded.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch'l
BrySA VISTA, VA, June 1S.-Ihe com
roancement exercises of the Buena Vista
FemaIe Seminary took place IN our new opera
Uouse on Tuesday night The hall was oesutl-
f,Iiv decorated with evergreens, and lighted up
,it6 siectri,. light IL was literally packed Win
ladies and gentlemen, there being iuly IO9
nersons present, and nearly as many turned ,
away being unable to OBTAIN aGLl.sSsTn eyiI
ths nunils. nfty-throe in number, all attired IN
,gbite. presented very pleasing sight as tney dl,y
f'ied ia and took their places on the stage. Inc
exercises consisted OF recitatlons, Vocai anu w
drfIla
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20
A Demand for Bardsiey "swag."
rRv talesrraph 10 the Uispatch.i

, PHILApELpHIA, June 19.-The State OF
Pennsylvania, through Atiorney-General henEei,
made 4 formal demand upon Mayor stuart To-
day as the representative Of the city OF Philade-
phia for s522, ,0i3, that amount being dne the
State for taxes collected by ex-City-Ifoasurer
Bardsley and by him embezzled. The demand
was referred 70 the City Solicitor BY Mayos Stu
Art.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20
Bardsley's Profits on Pnblic Funds.
nv ,aIoovsDh 70 the Disoatch.1

PHIIApELPHA, June 19.-Although the
report OF the expert accountants who arn exam
ming Bardsleys affairs has not been made pub
ic ii il authortatively stated that they have dis-
covered that Bardsley's pronts In the last two
wears from loanIng the public funds at interest
were s2O2, 600. II Is also said that the experts
have finished their work, but are Withholding
tEetr renort fn the interest OF Justice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20
,,,... oovernor Pardoned HIm.

,...a,,,o, Mckinney yesterday pardonea
0Oyer,nl,o'n bo in May. 1890, was eonyletea
Ihones =, ~ he second degree IN the hastlngs
@onrt Of Petersburg and sentences 20 s OF
in The penitentiary. Inc s satsSJSno srSo,,
rad health WAS the cause VI P-.1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20
sailed for the soalInr-Ground.. :

SAX FRAscIsco, CAL. June 1S.-The Alert
and MOhican sailed fo-siayfor the Alaska scaling
grounds. They went under sealed ordsrs from
Washington % carry out instructions based on
the recent international agreement. The rove
nus stoaners Bear and Rnsh are already north,
aud the Thetis and C0rwiD sailed yesterday.
The Marion Is 20 90 ap shortly and take the
latest orders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

GEORGE r. CRAWFORD, . 7. NJ, 100 acres o.
land in Chesterfield county.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO, 90 p. NJ, west
Main-street building lots-
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 and IL A. NJ, horses,
mules, buggies, phaetohs, wagons, &c,
GEORGE ". MAYO, p NJ, hay, nonr, oats,
bacon, fish, Sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20
sim johnson (CoIoredj Hanged.

CHARLESTON, w. Va. June 19.-On the
same scanold upon which Felix Kempf was
hanged on March 4, 1890, for the murder OF his
children, and I'm almost the same spot, Sim John
son lcolored) vas hanged to-day IN the presence
OF six thousand people for an assault upon a
white girl on April :, 1891.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20
Lnmhermen TO Organic.

A meeting Of lumber dealers, lumber
commisslon-merchants, and manufacturers
ustng lumber was hold Thursday night at the
of.ce Of the Virginia State Insurance Company.
IL was decided 20 effect an organization and
another meeting win be held at the same place
On THURSDAY evening, July "a, TO elect officers
ana adopt constitution and bylaws.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20
THREE DeATHsAT PETERSBURG.
,,-ria.e Of Yr. \. ). Tucker to Miss Rosa
-. vincent DinWiidie Granite.

-.t oA NJ - ~ % w tAft W hfHs AeUHA
-. Notwithstanding Granite.
..--. ranieuce Of the Richmond Dispatchl
r.--E.rrRs. VA. June 1.-Two very
,.rr.0 deaths occurred in this city last
....Wr. George e. Collier, an Old and we'll
.. shoemaker. who expired ~ his residence
~...h street from the effects OF n severe
..r...t. attars, and Mrs. Manning. widow Of
.-. Manning, who expired az her home on
street ~ heart disease.
'... b A Chandler, aged hfty-uine years, cn
. ...-.ralcr. died last night alter an illness Of
TCCEER-vNcEST.
1. t-f-cw j.. Tucker. of T'tric5. was married
,.....s.ta az $3.50 o'clock ~ the residence Of the
.- parents, ON OlJ street, TO Miss Rosa d.,
-f.- of Nr. Charles {. Vincent. Rev. Mr..
...-. -1stor OF the Ncthoiis' church In EttrtcE,
-f Misses annie Terry, lianuah McIu-
..-. -.ua Mcintyre. and O. Andrews, an taste
l.I beautifully atired, acted as brides
20. General Malone and daughter, Miss
a.. . ..u this morning on a trip 10 the Valley.
NEAE PETERSBURG.
-.. ta'rEraplir accounts 81 the roccut dcdiCa-
,. % tie soldiers monument at Pensacola,
STATE that the monument was made from
--.r-. suarrici near Richmond. Tho fact is
....na granite was Quarriedin Dinwiddie cOun-
-. -.l- Petersburg, and the monument was
f. ..t the polishing aud lettering all done
~. lUtr-e it was shipped away.
WHEAT HARVEST
-. farmers throughout this section are in the
-...., NJ fl,ir wheat harvest, though they have
..... Interrupted hv heavy rains during the past
.. i.r- Tho crop Is a limited one, being but
r...r.are than sufficient 10 supply the demand
t.ruP consumption.
I. .s-es of the several druggists indicted
-....-!av by the grand jury Of the Hastings
...,, f0- alleged Violations Of the pharmaCeuti-
....su- IN allowing unregistered clerks 60 cOnl-
..... 3 rr.-. .riutluus have been continued 10 tho
.... term II the court. The proceedings caused
..r4NIe feeling among the druggists
AEUiL KILLED.
..-rr the severe storm OF yesterday after
.....4 .ra bIooIe1 bull belonging to Mr. r. 4.
r.... FOO Prince George county, was struck and
.... ly lightning.
.. -.aeold on which Walter johnson was
.r .-el some weeks ago still stands in the Jail
s.-- l this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20
THE GOVERNMENT DEFEATED.
Amendment to Prohibit Young Children
from Working Adopted.

LONDON. June Is.-In the debate in the
House Of Commons to-day on the factory
bill the amendment of Mr. sydney Buxton Q.ibe-
ran 10 prohibit children under eleven years Of
age from working was adopted BY vote Of 2O!
20 1856. The Government WAS thus defeated.
The majority included a few Conservative NOM
bers. MIR. BuXtOns amendment Will affect lDO,-
600 to 100000 in the kingdom employed In
manufacturing districts, a. Il Is Humanitarian
reform and was opposed by the bulk Of the ope-
ratiyes, who benefit by the labor Of their on
aurinn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20
Pardon for the Tiorno Rebels.

IBy AngIo-AllsTIOau VaOIo % 7U0 "
BAsLR, SWITZERLAND, June ls-Ine Ns-
t,onaI Council has passed bill granting amnes-
~ 70 those persons Who took part In the rebellion
which broke cut In the Canton OF Iicino Septen-
Der 18th OF last year. The revolt was insiigated
by the Liberals and was the outcome Ok the re-
fasal OF the Government 10 submit 20 popular
vote the question whether the constitution OF
mat canton should be revived or not.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20
the MILLER ORPHAN SCHOOL.
several Handsome Gold Medals Awarded
10 Meritorlous Scholars

IyScHuupd. Va, June 19.-The Miller
O,nhan- Asylum School held commence
ment exercises last night and several very s' haliu
sa,ne gold medals we're awarded meritorous
,niaSs This is one OF the beHt-condncted ana
finest asylums ia the state Although the lns'ilu ,
,ton Il nearly always full, they have never yet
exceeded che income ON me enaomnisnt ls,r ~ ~
me donor. Mayor John II. fiool Is chairliaA VI
the BoArd Of Goyernore
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20
Chils,s Minister at pari. Resigns.

PARIS, FRANCE, June 19.-The Chilean
Minister here has resigned, owing 60 ill health
Senior Joachim GOd0y, President Balmaceda =
agout, who has been In this city for some time,
will probably be appointed to tho Onice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20
To shoot on the Fourth.

A shooting match will take place at Blan-
don Park on the ith Of July, and some OF the
best marksmen n In the State viii participate in the
contest. Captain Epps and other noted marks
men are at the head OF the movement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20
,1r. Plnnkett Sol Sd WelI.

t3agCage-Master Plunkett, who was 80
severely injured Thursday morning by falling
from his car. on the Danyile road anu VINO was
taken 10 the Retreat for the Sick, was not well
last night as the night before
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20
Postn a ters for Virginia.

WAsHINGToN, June l9.-1he following
fourth-class postmastars were to-day appointed :
NJ y Hazlegrove, Angola, Va. +. 4. Quesen-
berry, Port Royal, Va. Z. Sheiburn, PrtdcmOre,
Va; 4. }. Firth. Roberts, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20

The most enlcacious stimulants to excite the
appetite are ASaosruRA BrrTsRs. prepared bY
Dr. J. a. h. SIegert q Sons. Beware OF counter
felts. Ask for the genuine Article.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20
DISTINCTIONS.

distinctions for proficiency were AWARDED 10
the following pupils: Mary Aylor Edith st,at-
ton, Corrinne Henkle. Lizzie ware MaTy 49, Nc
S,,rn Riancne Dickinson, Sallie Leckte Maggie
Brown. Anna Price, Eva Mann, Aline Mann
Georgie Gold, Roberta Brown, Bessie Sleln
a. R1ct err. Mabel Jones, Eva Jarrett, Lille hef-
several of these pupils who received distinc-
,ions resided formerly In Richmond.
The audience was the largest lhat mas i tEeI a. ~,
sarnhled az Buena Vista, and the EXERCISES &c
,onnstrated that the Buena Vista Female semi.
,,a,,v has been ably managed during the past
wear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20

Dobater. William Rozelle, Arkansas; Essay, d..
MCINTYRE. South Carolina, Orator. II. c. Coles;
Declaimer, G. Slater, Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20

Many persons are broken down nom over
work or household cares- BROWNS IRos btr-
rERs rebulds the system, aids dlfestfon' 70
moves excess Of bile, and cures malaria u
splendid tonic for women and children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20
senernl Qualifications.

The following persons qualified yester-
day in the Chancery Court: Tan lawson, ad-
ministratOr Of Layinia Lawson; Eva NJ. KIDD
administratrix Of Malcolm VI. Kidd, and Anthony
Morgan, committee OF John Colgin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20
Argument Again Postponed.

Argument on the motion made by Lewis
BoOkers counsel that their client be given the
custody OF hls private books and papers was
postponed in the Hustings Court yesterday until
tho O-th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20

Deputy United States Marshal .pns9 mn9mss ass
Ral,srd yesterday carried y. 70 ,,,a soi,.iot-
negro VINO is charged WV sor ~ tral in the western
disfri.t of Yirglaia-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20

DIR. Hunter Mcclure says Forty years
ago my father used 20 send his Own tssm
all the way to oPennsylvapia bedfSrl Sprass ,..ss
for water. Ny brother up tho Ssiiey NV
it, and am using IL now."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20
o-cKzNsoMs INsgcURE IA!L.
iaather Escape Of Prisoners--One Man
Wanted In Kentucky-The Contests.

i..ibar Fscape Of Prisoners--One Man
Wanted In Kentucky-The Contests.
-p5aaelcc Of the Richmond DisDatch.l
o..srvooD. Va. June lG.--Leander Ash
o. aud Dock Brown broke lau at this
..... MINT o. two since, but the latler hAs AZ
....... rra. .rext dav aud brought back. Ashl'y
... ma ve9r's sentence upon charge OF
....-- Brown was detained a. an important
s...-. boz "a murder trial. as he j. not resident
. state and could not give bona lof ms az
....rl.- az trial. lie is Wantel bF tAe hu'nVi.
No ia'snor county, ny, 10 answer an ell ~. -
..-. -. .r. and the sheriff OF that county was
..r- 20 the time he escaped.
40 OYFTORT MADE.
.- au,no-iriss here were making no effort
r..,.-.r 10 recapture hin. and Mr.. han, me
....r aH.ye mentioned, offered reward TOT ms
...s. and delivery 20 him. lie was ptOiuP,ls
..f il aud Ur. Ha. placed nm I'D jan IN @ nc
.-i ready 90 leave, but the Curt otoe.od o.,e "a
...rcr 90 bc kept Till he should DC httJet, ,
lon. .. "a witness in tho trial Then MI. hai
... .I.r." g1d il going % have the SoVefh0i oI
...... ..y u make q reqglsi'ion upon thc 'rot-
,ais State '0r the prisoner. Out l1i, II
.... W.l not bold prisoners VINO nave any ne
.l escape and various opinions ~ 20 the
... Ly which ,thcy c-"ape are eAPIeas'i pl.
.. r..4r r-ssonalle theory seems 70 be that
..E have help.
ELECTION CoSTEsT.
".. lames DamroD, the defeated canelualo
..ItnauWralthB attorney, Is cOntestihs thc
..uu OF Fulton. Tho Court was asEed 70
.....is tho notice Of contest by the contestoe
.I al this term 81 the court bV,h s.lls.5 49,
t... ably rrgrcsented, but the Court sdtthine1
o.. t0Iee alter considerable Wranging' lhe
..-tarl Fets forth number OF clAibe7f po'-O
. s.... aIe very serious ...
..ag 20 sO much rain lately the FARMERS arc
f.'.Hc behind with their work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20

n Won wian 90 take pleasant Trip g 70 w
Point. Norfolk, or Nospor; News on the ,', nl,s'
tonIght This is sths season 70 visit tne sossn''''
See advertisement
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-20

Tha che,apeake and Ohio Railway VII scp
-,,rd. ar, tlckots every Saturday afternoon
Old Point. good 20 rcinrn on or D5'h' '''""
Monday morning AZ ta ,.,..
~. i >. ma Iotnt GOOD 10 return on TIE senc
day, az 42.00. jOk> ~ fvh"