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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26
WHERE PEOPLE WILL VOTE.
An Ordinance Establishing the Polling
plnces Ahnnted by the Council.

The Common Council met last night and
adopted an ordinance establishing the following
voting.placss for the municipal election TO be
held on the third Thursday In May:
CLAY Ward-First Precinct, 1900 west Main
street. second Precint, zoo west Broad street I;
Third Precinct, 124 west Broad street; tcarih
Precinct, 42l south Pine street, tith Frechct,
100 south Reservoir street
Madison Ward-First Precinct 400 north
Seventh street; Second Pre- 'inci, bls east Broad
street: Third Precinct, 700 east Main steeti
Fourth Precinct, Burroughs coal-oilce, south
Seventh street. c.,,, t-.,.-
Marshall Ward First Precinct, 5000 Lester
street: Second precnt, COrcoran Han, twenty
nfth street; Third Pre-incI, Masonic Han
TWenty-fith street. M -.
Jeferson Ward-First Precinct, 20 north
Fourtt enth street; Se,ond Precinct, Oid-AarSot
ueu. Third Precinct, 22lS east Main street I;
Fourth Precinct. 800 north Iwenty-lrst street.
Monroe Ward-first Precinct, 10 south tlrst
street: Second Precinct, 2l2 north Second street (;
Third Precinct, west Broad street; Fourth Pro-
cinct. 4O5 north Third street; Firth Precinct,
10 south Second street.
Jackson Ward-first Precinct, 733 Brook
avenue: Second Precinct, west Duyal street :
Tbird Precinct, 2O2 east Duval street. fOuftn
Precinct jO7 north Seventeenth street.
The Board Of Aldermen met az O'Clock last
night aud concurred in the above ordinance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26
NEW YORK SOUTHERN SOCIETY.
A Movement to Extend Its Sphere of
Iscinlness.

Mr. C. Niles Collier, prominent member Of
the New York southern Society. Il In the city
and stopping AZ the Exchange Hotel. Mr. collier
is making n tour Of the South in the interest OF
the society. The organization has now 800 resi-
dent and 900 nonresident members, and tho
objects 20 which 10 has given special attention
have been the perpetuatiOn OF the CUSTOMS
manners, and the traditions Of the southern
people, the promotion of social intercourse
among southern residents Of New York, and the
extension Of courtesies 10 n0n-resdent south
erners who may be temporarily so.ournlng IN
New York.
IL is now proposed 10 extend the sphere ot use
fulness Of the society By erecting building
which snail equal in appearance and appoint
ments that OF any clubhouse In New YORK. and
which shall be not only place Tor social gather
ings. but In a sense a southern exchange aud
bureau of Information. 10 n proposed 70 connect
with the new home" n large southern library,
embracing every possible documentary author-
ity on the history, literature and institutions
Of the South, and create q tuud Tor the reliei OF
southern strangers In New YORK whose necessl-
ties demand prompt assistance. In order to 10
this the effort is making % raise the member
ship 90 1000. The initiation fee for nOn-resl-
dent nom Ders is $40 and the annual dues $40.
In short the society proposes 20 have such
homo and such surroundings a. 20 put u beyond
the power Of any sOutherner visiting New YORK
10 say that he feels " like stranger IN strange
Ia a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26

of our SPRING SUITS, and the closer
the inspection the better we'll be satis-
fed, and so will you. There is no guess
work about it, It's a poor rule that
won't work both ways. 1t ought TO be
Just as clear to You why you should buy
as it is to US why we should sell. If we
can't make it as clear well forfeit all
claim on your consideration. Inspection
will do it. You'll instantly confess that
our reasons for selling are not q bit
sounder than yours for buying. If there
is any doubt about the matter you get
the benefit Of 1.-THE doubt is whether
we are justified in selling them at such
low figure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26
MEETINGS-FOurth Tuesday.

RIcnMoSD COMNASDERY, 10. .. KNIGHTS rEN
PLARs.
FRIENDSHIP LODGE, ODD-FEtiOW5.
FTTZHUGu LODGE, ODr-FEliOW-
JAMESTOWN TRIBE, RID Nan.
CONTfNENTAL LODGE. KNIGHTS or HONOR
CAPITOL LODGE, KNIGHTS or HOSOR.
RICHMOND COUNCIf, AMERICAN MECHANICS.
HOPE COUNCIL, AMERICAN MECHANICS.
FLBA COUNCIL, ROYAL ARCANuM.
CHURCH HILL COURT. EQUITABLE LEAGUE
JEFFERSON COURT, EQUlfAhLE LEAGUE.
VlRGINIA SENATE. ORDER rAIEIAkCH-.
VTRgISIA, CHOSEN FRIENl3.
TRINITY LODGE, GOOD TtMrtAHS.
wEsT-EsO LODGE, GOOD lEMPLAt1.
UOWARD's-GgOYE LODGE. GOOD IEhPLARs
ST. MAKY's BENEFICIAL SOCIETY.
VIRGINIA LODGE, PRoGkE-sllE hENEfIL
OLD DOMINION COMNANDEEY, GOLDEN EAGLE.
RICHMOND LIGHr-ISFANtR BLUES.
RICHMOND HOWuZERs.
CENTRAL TRADE AND LABOR UNION.
LAFAYETTE COUNCIL, LEGION or HONOR
RICHNOSD COUNCI, HOME CIRCLE.
GENITAL BENEFICIAL AND SOCIAL SOCIETY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26
The Nominations Not Made Last Night.

4 mass-meeting Of the Democratic voters ot
Jackson Ward WAS hold at the Powhatan Ciuo
last eyenhc for the purpose OF nominating
candidates Tor the Board OF Aldermen. the Com
mon Council, and Justices OF the Peace.
Mr. W. IA. Beck was made chairman and Mr.
p. j. HYDE secretary. After considerable discus
sion AZ 10 the most available men Tor the POSI-
tous IL was decided 10 attempt a fuller express
sion Of the sentiment Of tho people Of that ward
and TO postpone the nomination OF candidates
until n future date. - .
A committee consisting Of c. A. Hill, w. d.
Jobnson. John Donahue. Edward Hogan, NJ. Cot
trolI. Charles Phillips, and James Cary were np-
pointed % obtain an audience from the Chy
Central Committee aud ask their aid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26
TWO THOUSAND IMMIGRANTS.
Deaths Aboard Ship from Yellow-Fever
Contracted at Rio.
nv Telegraph 10 the Dispatcl

NEW YORK, April 2j.-Ihe steamer Darm-
stadt. from Bremen, which arrived here to-day,
brought the largest number Of immigrants ever
brought by one vessel 70 this port. She had 2,Ol9
stoersge passengers.
The shin Imberhorne. Captain Hansen. which
arrived to-day from Rio Janoiro' reports thAt
while atlRio JaneirO the steward ana one sea-
man we're sent 20 the hOspiial suuefng from
yelIow-feqer and that both died. After leaving
RIO Janeiro eight sailors were tnken sick with
the disease, but all recovered. Inc vessel viii
DO detained at quarantine for disniection.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26
pst,,to Get Here Wednesday Night

MIR. Frank Gray, Madame PATHS agent,
arrived IN the city yesterday evening 10 COM
S,iete the arrangements for the appearance OF
no Diva az the Mozart Academy on Friday
April 29th. ,-- +. p,.,,,.,.,,,, ,s, tho
Richmond, Fredericksburg ana fotonac ran
Patti will 20 10 the Exchange and Ballard, where
the hsndsomest suite OF rooms Ia The mousse
have been set aside for her use. She Will remain
In tho city until Saturday morning, mo sale ..
seats is progressing very fayOrably. A number
of very desirable places stili remain unsold.
The concert will DO given promptly AT $40,
and ali those who have purchased seats should
be in their places early 10 AVOID tho crown "
thnsn who nurchAse admission tlckets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26
The WOMAN UNABLE TO APPEAR.
The Rosa Cox Case Continued-something
Ahnut Lhnd-PIne IhieNns

About Lsad-Plpe Thieves.
Htsn tho case against John ". Cox, charged
with ieloniously striking Rota Cox with intent to
Kill, was called in the Police Court yesterday
morning, % was stated that the injured woman
was unable 10 be present, and the preliminary
examination was postponed until May 9TH.
An account OF this terrible affair, IN which the
w0man's skul Was fractured by brick alleged 20
have been hurried by John ". Cox, was published
ia Sundays DISPATCH exclusively. The state
mcut that Mr. John johnson was in tho room
where the row started aud was arrested, charged
with being accessory 10 tlo assault upon the
woman, was errOueOus
Mr. johnson was not In the house AZ all and
was summoned only as witness IN the case.
The other men who were arrested were Simpson
Williams and ". a. Byrd, who were accused Of
fighting and creating "a disturbance iu the house,
80. us east Broad street, where the row occurred
I'm which Rosa COX Was struck. Cox was also
charged with assaultlng and cutting Williams.
The investigation O: the whole matter was post
p0ned until May 9TH.
CHARGED Win STEALING LEAD-PrPE.
Willie Wallace. Albert Morris. AMI Joe Tuck
er, three negro youths, charged with entering
houses and stealing l8ad-pipe, were sent on so
tle liustings Court. Martha BraXtOn, a colOfei 4
woman, arrested ON the accusation OF having in
her possession a lot OF this metal, number OF
ladies' pOcSei-bOoks, several carving and case
knives, ami a bunch of keys which bore the
name OF w. y. Page upon the tag, allsupposed
20 havo hoon stolen, was sent 20 jail in default
o. security Tor ninety days.
Thomas Carter paid. e. for beating Hiram
Jones.
=. coleman (colored), charged with carrying
concealed weapons, was sent on % tho grand
jury.
FINES IMPOSED.
Chnesta Brown, Margaret Nelson, Mary
Brown, Amanda johnson, and kat0 Thomas
charged with being common street-walkers, were
assessed $3.50 and costs.
Mary Jane Washington ,colored) paid g. fol
assaulting EleanOra Cousins.
George Gibson ,coloredJ was fined so and
costs Tor being drunk on the sabbath and cursinl
and abusing the Officers in the First police sta
ton.
David Gray, a white man charged with beating
his wife, was required 10 pay $40 Tor his amuse
ment.
Samuel Williams ANA Samuel Greenswith paiC
$40 each for being dlsOrcerly on the sabbath
John Allen went 10 jail IN default Of security
| as a suspicious character
". +. Fisher was assessed 50 and costs fol
| fighting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26

The better your Judgment IS the mora
uneduiyocal will bo your endorsement
Of our ROYAL-MIDDY suit. 1t was
made 10 command your approya', and It
does 1t every time. There wore some
other considerations which influenced its
makerg. They did not lose sight OF the
fact, for instance, that suit should be
ornamental as well as useful that It
should be within tho reach OF those
whose resources are not unlimited, and
that il should be thoroughly seryiceable
as well as thoroughly prcscntsble.
Nothing in clothing has tho least chance
Of satisfying you II this suit does not /;
nothing is made which can possibly
please you better.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26
Random Notes from Raleigh.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
RALEIGH. y. c., April Ex-senator Vance Is 20
spend the month Of May at the pretty little coast
town Of Beaufort.
hrs. Elizabeth Oakes Smith, one of tho most
cultured women IN America, and who lives al
most in retirement 40 Hollywood, Carteret coun-
~, has been critically sick. She is SO years of
age. letter today states that she is improving,
though slowly
The Supreme Court has at last ended famous
suit from GiGlvile county which began in 1872,
and which has been before that court I've times
on appeals. It Involves 500 acres Of the finest
tobacrl-land in Granville, owned by W. b. KIM
ball and others
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26
HENDERSON FOR HOLT
THE DELEGATES INSTRUCTED TO
VOTE FOR THE GOVERNOR.
Cleveland County Favors sanderlin-A
Lively Contest-Cssbier Bowden IN
Mexico-Inspection Of Troops.
rspeclal Telegram TO tho Dispatch

RALEIgH, n. c., April specisl states that
the delegates from Henderson county to the
Democratic State Convention are instructed to
vote for Holt.
Aspecial from Cleveland county says that AZ
nine out Of the seventeen precincts the vote was
$50 for George W. Sanderlin and 40 for Holt.
The contest for tho nomination ia now seen
clearly 20 10 between Holt and sanderlin.
10 was said by United states Dlsirici-Attorney
Cook to-day that II. NJ. Bowden, the Ascending
cashier OF the wrecked First National Bank at
Wilmington, is in Mexico.
Assistant Adlutsnt-Gonersl Macarthur. OF the
United States Army. has Informed Governor
Holt thEi by direction OF the Adiutant-Gcnersl
Of the army he will come here May 80 10 inspect
the troops In this State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26
clTY SCHOOL BOARD MeeTlNG.
\ Teacher Elected. Medal offered, and
tho Body Recognized.

Teacher Elected. Medal Onored' ana
tho Body Reorgsnized.
The monthly report Of superintendent Fox,
submitted al tho meeting OF tho City School
Board last night, makes tho following exhibit:
Total enrolment, l1.423; monthly enrol
ment, 1O,13t; average daily attendance, 9'345
per cent. of attendance, g2.
Miss Carrie k. htunTt. of Marshall School,
having resigned, Miss Hattie Is. Morris vas as
signed t0 thc Ynclucy.
The nigh, schools % Springfield and Ella
buildings viii bc continued 20 May 10th. upon
tho petition oi tho pupils. DE night school at
Nicholson WIS closed Apfi 10Th.
Madame 81. JEFF. Ieusier, teacher Of German
in Che Richmond High school, WIS authorized 90
give gold medal 90 the scholar making the
greatest proficiency in German, 90 be presented
at the annual commencement in June.
EXuI AT THE WORLD rAR.
Tho Superintendent stated io the board thai
The several schools are engaged in preparing
material for tho educational exhibit at the
Worlds Fair. This Wll comprise, among other
things, maps, -pelug-cxercise books, copy
tplos, grammatical analyses, essays, sets ol
cXaminatiou-papcrs, photographs, and plans Of
our publc-sch0oi Buildings &C., &c.
OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES.
The following officers were elected for tho en-
suing year: Hon. j. Taylor EilysQn, chairman
lion. William Ioyenst.il, Virc-chalrInan
tllrIcs b. haly, ciorE and supervisor. Ihe
chairman appointed the following standing COM
uutee-: Teachers ana N'hoO.s-EdWln l'
~.arkc chairman, william Loyeusfcin, James
H Capers, ana A. E. Gulgon chairman OF the
hoard and SUPERINTENDENT ft-oNci1). Buildings
auI FurufYro-I. Wiley Davis chairman, DO
.cuh {. Dlckorsou, Aloula J.. Phillips, and H.
LIrar shine Finance william Loyensteln
.ha.rmauI, T.. D. Starso, ana Joseph G. DICK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26

sliss Gay Lectures ON This Theme at the
Execntlxe MnnsIon.


Executive Mansion.
The psrl0rs Of the Executive Mansion were
crowded yesterday afternoon with large ana
cultivated audience, who assembled 10 hear the
l...arcu Mlss Natoacl Gay upon the celebrated
Passion Play which takes place every decade
at Olor-Ammcrgau.
Miss Cay was introduced by Mayor Ellyson'
vino referred boo very complimentary iauguase 10
tI., wrT-kuYWu lecturer. IG cDWmcntnE hcf
u.s.nlr-e Miss Cay said that bc'orc seeing inc
Passion PLAY, which represents the suieunsr
and lcti.u. ot our SdVoIr While ON earth, she
iu-tIuctscy -hrlnk from henoldng the great
drama. winch is performed hy the peasants
These ur,iuII-.s quickly passed. away when She
noted the 'uIofy Di tlc performers and tlc ud-
fIr.I. uuas-umlug manner boz Whi'h The actors
rerltreI their parts. IAo Passion flay was
i...t,.I JDlu by tuUee who rendered q as an act
of Wtr-hIp. and not as dramatic entertain
mont IDUre wa. nothing STACEY or aitluclal
ablus it- production. lu TACT, thc I.eIlJiHcIs
moved about ani acted just a- " thcy were
rsaIy the characters they Sented. Even
f.e thristu. was tne pelsouihcation oi
tenderness and goodness, Uu1 uuughl IN his
rl.yefurUt4 could bo construed as racriegious
1.ta Ulay. which lasts f0r several hours, holds
tn.. 30 e.fafor. -pcubOund; yet 10 T. uNed win
frarfil reverence. Eycry character described
in the scenes Of the New Testament WAS tahen
AND we'll represented, Whla the aNeFuneal
t.ldeauX from the Oid Testament were equally
~ Irar Miss Cay describe the intensely
interesting and pathetic scene Is almost 10 be-
ho.d tnc play itself. Her delivery was excellent
ANA entirely natural while her descriptive
,,,,sr, are eXeerti iJually good. Tho lecture was
In tnr brucat ui the Retreat for the SICK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26

In this city. $4,000. The latter concern also
submitted a modified bid II $500. IL WAS de-
cided 10 postpone the awarding OF the cohtta,t
until this evening at o'clock 20 enable the Oliy
Engineer 10 make himself familiar with we ue-
tails OF the work 10 De done by the competitors.
Several names were added to tho list of appi-
cants for work on the new City Hall
The Committee on schools met IN the Conncii
Chamber at O'Clock yesterday evening and
ordered The payment Of bills and psy-rolls. The
matter OF opening the bids for the new Nichoi-
sou-street and Navy-Hin school-houses was
postponed until later day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26
.york.River steamer in collision.

Sunday morning while OF Seye,- Nile Knoll
,n.. steemer Charlotte OF tho lOrh-Rivei. Line
o1t from West Point, cOilidod with tho co1i-barge
Ioue star. The barge was heavily ladeh anu
80 trr,e hole stove Ia her side. 10 required
a. utnosf tn0rts Of three tugs aud steamer 70
teer, ber IRON sinking. She was finally beached
:, gft~oo feet of water. The Charlotte had her
.fa,t,arl-bow Of irOn-plating broken 5ys
f.et in length and II inches III widih,
80. more was hole Ia the pori-b0w
~ t..t ioug aud 10 inches IA width. These
boies we're iust above the water-iine' An inquiry
AZ tue Danylie depot last nghi as % "he'IVi t.iS
S,,a,lo,te was running her regular trips elected
tb. responso that nothing was known there tothe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26
n. s,,pped or the Hanicun.

After the adjournment OF the Police Court yes
terday morDing the string Of about fifteen
nrlsoners we're consigned 20 the care OF Baum
Turner ana Policeman Kuhn TO DO escorted 70
jail. As the crowd was passing dowh Jan alley
one ~ them IA negro slipped on his handcun
tne mate OF which Was around the wrist OF Albert
Morris, one of the lead-pipe thieves that Was
caught saturday The negro darted into an
alley, where he was pursued and caught py On,
cer Kuhn. In the mean time Morris ran OF and
succoeded In escaping. Up 10 late hour last
night nothing had been learned oil his where
-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26
Death Of Sir. Robert ). Wright.

SCOTLAND NECK. y. e., April 2j.-Mr. Robert J.
Wright, well-knOwn farmer Of the community,
dici al Sir. G. +. liauc0cA's, about sI miles FROM
town, yesterday. The immediate cause Of his
death was pneumonia. His remains will De- i'll
torrot in the Baptist cemetery hero this after
noon.
somo one broke into tho smoke-house ~ Mr..
=. W. edwards, near town, and stole considerable
b8c0u, and he thinks ho knows the thief.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26
In Search of a MahstOne.

tCorrospondcnceo the Richmond Dispatch.l
WELDON, y. G.. April 25.-Nr. Justis Bea OF
Boykins, Va, was painfully bitten in the right
weldon to-day for the purpose OF applying a
maidstone, but no such stone was 20 Ne. found
here. The dog Was killed, and IS said 70 have
been very violent.
The cold rain today very much dampened tho
ardor 81 molly crowd assembled 10 witness
the performance Of a tight-rope walker. The rope
was stretched from the tallest building In town
aud The street gally decorated with nagF, but the
professor failed 10 appear and the crowd dis
persed With utter disgust plainly written upon
thor physlOgnOmies.
The peach crop Was not very much injured in
this section by the recent cold snap.
Farming operations have been greatly him
derol during the prnsnnt month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26
ROUGH ON "RoUeH-oN-RATs" MAN.
He Loses Much Valuable Property, In
Guiding the stallion j" Prince Allen"
fBy telegraph to tho Dispatcn

TBy telegraph 20 INC UIspHItusI
TRENToS, y. j., Aprn 25.-Glenmore' q smah
station near Pennington, on the Bound-Brook
railway, was the scene OF fire last night which
destroyed s125. 900 worth Of property belonging
20 Edward =. Wells, the proprietor Of
"Roueh On Rats" The property destroyed
includes barns and other Ont-buildiugs OF
Mr. WeUs together with t9euty-eight head
OF high-priced horses and valuable Jersey COWS.
Prince Alien, the wellknOwn stallion, valued AZ
$4,000, was burned 10 death. The IRE broke
out about O'Clock and ragel Win gieat lui " y. .
HuDdrefia of ueople visited the scene from the
surrounding country, tut were unable 70 render
any assistance, owing 20 the headHay OF tho hfs
aud the absence OF nre-engiDes. lne origin OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26
SHOT BY A CHlCKEN-THleF.
Notes About Pastors-suicide of an Octo-
eenarian Ia Granville County.

Special telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
DURHAM, y. G., April 2j.-iienderson Wallace,
desi 3rate negro, living seven miles east OF
Durham, shot and dangerously wounded :. +.
Bigsboe, an ollcer sent to arrest him for steal
Ing chickens. lo Is now In fail.
Rev. a. r. Dickinson. of your city, preached at
the Fist Baptist church here yesterday.
Row W. {. Tyree, nov Of Louisville, KY, has
accepted q call 10 tnis church and Is expected 10
occupy is pulpit tho first sabbath in June.
Regs. George G. Needham aud W. 7. Fife ar
rived here today, and the former will conduct a
series oi Bible readings Tor three days.
Mr. Hinton Reamos, aged 50 years, who lived
near Sterne, IN Granville county, committed
suicide Saturday. He was found near his house
with a pistol. both barrels OF which had been ais
charged, leaving wounds in the head which must
have proved instant death. lie was prominent
citizen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26
Mr. wootten Charged with Being of I'm
gound Mind.

Mr.. George :Dabney Wootton was yesterday
arrested on he charge OF being OF unsound
mind. lie has been acting strangely Tor some
time past. Last week, while Captain Cunning
ham was singing IN a concert az Ashland, Mr.
Wootton, who was present, became 40 ds-
orderly that he mad 10 be elected from the
building This greatly incensed him agains;
Captain Cunningham, and Saturday he armed
himself with a revolver and visited the City Hall
with the avowed intention Of shooting the popu-
lar City Collector. Sergeant Iomiinson heard
of this episode and concluding that IL would be
safest 10 put him under restraint ssore our the
warrant on which he was arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26
STATE OFFICERS IN WASHINGTON.
No Meeting Of the Chesapeake Board
However; Hence No Results.
fsncciol teloerarn 10 Tho Dispatch. !

TSUCclnI tcIeBfhu % IN' UI7If1'II'I
WASHINGTON, b. G., April 25.-Goyernor
Mckinney. Auditor Marye, aud state
Treasurer llarman arrived here today, but
tho Governor says no meeting Of the
Chesapeake Board was held. He however,
had TAX with Professor MendenhaH
I'm regard 70 several matters, one OF Which te'
lated to the oyster-rocKs ana the plans iot
making the lines, but there ~ AZ ple7ehI, ,r,, ~,
news 10 be- obtained regarding results. The
Governor win retIrn TO Richmond to-morfo"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26

john BOWERS,
Large Stock Refrigerators.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26
Lettor from cyru. W. FieId. Jr.


e'1fsf s'ter y ANl)s
Several times this winter have 50 fiered
from severe colds on my lungs. Hach time
have applied Allcock's Porous Plasssrs,
and in every instance | have b.en quickly
relieved by applying ono scross nv chest
and one on ms back. Ny friends. through
my advice. have tired ths experiment aud
also found II most successful. feel that
j can recommend them most highly TO sn<
one who may see it 10 try them.
CYRU3 w, fIFtD. in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26
proo.rfv Transfers.

Richmond: u. A. Catlin, trustee, 70 william II:
Reyeridge. 3iSl feet on north side jackson street
between Clarke and 81. James: s2,os0i 1ecrge
60, sIde Tvent,-ninth stree, between Clay ana
Lelgh, I'll. 45O; ). NJ. Matthews, special commls-
sionsr. 10 j. c. Il. spott, house and lot on north
SIDE Clay street between Eighth and Ninth,
aA50O: 4. N. Workman 70 Wiuian W. ILL., iio
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26
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