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EOR RENT
Il 243 Del av ne. Dr.
2ai7 Pa ave. lar. celia. .p' D
and bath. m i..........7;
1872 18th st, Tor. IN 4. "a
2l:S 4. l2r. m i. 80. .65. 81
1906 ] 9TH st. Tor, m 1. g,
2020 ? st. Tor, m q 80. *
l202 18th st. ar. m 1. so. 81
soy 2lst. 12r, m i......5t
2l3l h. l2r 4 sta. :. IS. 6,
2oS246-S-;50 st. Tor.
a5o q ] 6. iOr, store. cellar. D
yard. etable............5(
25nl5 VI IT, ar, mi As. 81
112o 18th. 5r L store,
water and gas. 49,. 40. 81
12U4-6S-10 25th st. ar,
IN i............. 80. sc
2I3s F. 9r. m i. 81. 81
40 ID Sc. OF, m i......3S. SC
R2 18th. ofhcs rooms3o. sc
lGQLarch. Or. mi. IS. SC
1921 q. Tor. m i.....35. sc
132 d ne. 6r. mi. 80. &C
1873 22d, Sr. IN i.....30. sc
22S z, Or 4 store. mi. 30
l Ia if 81 ,R ne, "a q i,1 m ;,s z
1923 18th. sr q bath. %. sc
.05 o NV. Sr. IN 4. %. sc
420 18th st. 7r. mi -25. 81
us 23d ST. 81. m ......2i
u I - Q st, ar. mi. .25. q
l0lS26th. Or. NIL. 25. &c
WEST Wa
3n43 p. 16r, mi. es3. 81
1396-S 3ed. stores. :. 80. &
1859 sd st, stores. 25. sc
Forfull list apply -
sea 1Q0
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
Tor RFNT-HoUsFs.

= 49, -
STORES,
4& Ia ave, LIST foor or
bssemt. . front rs {
Central bull ling. room
.esSii x.:iv..: eth aooii.: s
osn Sri S aiidins. room
III ..........-.....-....,
ounson building. rms
49, Is. 81 .........
pS = OF nv, room L.,
Central building. room
.---.-......-......-..
90 Ia ave. back room.
Gurton build'e, rooms
30 and - ..........
Central building. room
2O...........,....
euptoa building. room
IN 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-29

he se2ye e only rortion Of the property on nv
ocoks For full list coll OF once for bulletin ,.~ned OF
the LIST and 10Th lse27l THos r wAGaAMA
EOR RENT
-. n ". fs0
2il Delaware ave. sw.............. u
,-o. \. j. BLOCK
so<a~N Real u
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wANTED-HELP.

NyANTID-NES AND WOMEN COOKS: wA i,,-
W r....s nurs-s nsid. l.unaJe.. sarpeser Ts,.
~. sHgsd restaurant Sff :n se s.tssiP d
WIxTEp. NAY TO IakI S.f sI,S OF H9 9,.;
Ssa, 49,. ., :. s. zoos = ar., door .se
u-IXTTp-G GOOD 6fkL FOR GENERAi.
p,sss ss', ;1,s Il issi TIRE i:'S :. q IT,.
yxrANrfp-FoR FAMILY OF ,. GIRL FOR GIN
w .r. hog.s.s L. s.ssinS. is91 ~ s14 rpsIy to
NJ. aAkEIs H..sioIi si. Bisosland TAI: fsh s
ton cars : -.
w Gods w.i-rS .s.H e.rPsiS. s,iysrs 1900 ',r,
%;s r0 sHis sG f'osps ~ Tia
,x-sSIFp- afrI FOR COOK AND GENEEA
w hoass-1rk- AFPly 20 AZ E!m ST. lie I NJ?
,,.STyp-z1S OF BTsIYEss WHO CAN
w tass entire control Of branch Of western house.
lacy vi .Ilsn.s, -ns ,inS Iss p esle Of
IIEsBY Lsgisvtls. ny "
yxrAxrEp-Two TIssI-CLAss BsEssss AND
cres-sis treasury COED lor.fiOn. .s2ses''
txrAxTED-A RELIABLE WOMAN. wH1IE PRE-
w fsTrri . oooI .na o. .snsrai hS1s.nors f "a
t sss.s-S q .sl Sr,4.y and Saturday. 81, NS.ih
Carolina ave. Csv+tol HILL se%.eS'--
slhfA .ssSSSohbSr n soff SlIa
xr-.xrEp-A CoLORED GIRL To DO GENERAL
w hsl.-.ors satisfactory reference Required ap-
II-ANrED-TwO AGENTS BIO MONEY FOR
w hps,,'S as al sss'"sen $ and = m "a IL: ~
yxFaNrrp-A Mat YOUNG WHITE GIRL TO
w s--.f u!fa vsrk of . small family consisting OF
two I.li-. AIS 81 ST rs IL
NtrASTKp-FIRsr-CLAs WHITE COOK IN
n,sh,. lppry ", a once 100 isth Il .s2e 2t'
tlANTEp-AS ExPTRIENCEp NURSE FOR
w infant child. ~.tnsn - nitdl- are preferred
Apply witA references. Al 2l6 81 n >s2S-St'
U-INrEp-A MAY OF ExPER,ENcE tNp
elsrk 10 grocery and provisi9n store sslATJ' son
Apply g. fstt-r TO j. ID. PYLES. Az 4th ST.
WASTrD-A yE.Y THoRogGH Mat cut,
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EoR RENT-THAT ELEGANT RESIDENCE 2tl
East Capitol St adjoining library building;
newy papered and decorate IA rooms bath each
moor laundry. &c, new heating and sanitary plumb
ing fact everything new and complete; SIS with
out stable Apply at Room Il, Atlantic building.
se29-3t ]. $. RDAN. General Agent.
DOR RENT-21ST NEAR r ST. ELEGANT NEW
house is rooms. hardwood finish. beautifully dec
Grated large rooms reception hail. two baths every
convenience; price. unfurnished. 800 per month.
~ X. s. DONALDSON,
seSSs5t 7Oo 18th 1t. NV.
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406-1012-16-lS-24 Elm
st. LeDroit Park. Or,
90. N new e25
9Th. Or. m i......25. 30
'tS 9Th st ne. ar. m i. Is
2604 L st. Or. m %. 30
ly3l3 ! st sr. - 50
3o26 I. OF. m i.-.-. 22.3
240S n. Or. w.e.....-20. 20
Sl4 18th. store room. Is. so
IGE " ST, Sr, bath. Is. so
S2 9Th. 2 b store. .ls
ll05 Pa sv. Sd floor. Is. 80
Sl2A 10th. store RIM. Is. 20
Sl64 oath. 5r. w....15. 30
1904 llth. Ar. w...-1S
2t0Q Va ave, Or. w......15
2SOe N. stors. ..........15
1913 q. 5r. w......l4. 50
s1S Va ave. 6r. w....f1
2n9l L st, 6r....-.-...l4
30 Va ave, Ar, ". 10. SO
1l30. rear 2dth st. Or.
40 Franklin. sr. y. i b. 90 90
Stable rear 1895 L ST. Il
k5w Alex ct, 4r. III. 50
lbs Linger's al. Ar. 10. 20
325 24th, 3r. stable. 10
zig \ Y ave. 5r.-......l0
i34oe f. Ar. .......-.....1o
i1412 o1st st. ar 10
6JO-Io0 Navy pl se,
Or w-.--.............S.33
40 IA Az. once rooms. he
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wsSrED-TiRsT.cTA CAKE AND PAsTRY
w bsksr Apply 200 9Th a se. se2s-3s'
sl.s Avn . hihx schRIb p rs sst
80. sss5-8s
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WANTED-HOUSES.

w
WANTED-To RENT IN NORTHWEST SEC
w ton. ten-room house no childI boarders;
northern front preferred on lease Of one to three
se29-3t- ~ 0-oe
NTANTED-FROM AGENT o. OWNER. IOROOM
w modern brick between 9TH ard l4th, north Of
VI which can be sold on fair cash payment. GEO. F.
GRAHAM. 1919 F st. se29N
WANTED-wE HAVE GREAT DEMAND FOR
w houses for rent sale. owners will please con-
fer with MERTON, MATTHEWS co. 1881 st.
WANTED : TO RENT FOR ONE OR TWO
w months . furn shed house Will take best of care;
no children. Address 30 9th st. NV. IT.
WANTED FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED
w tOUSES-I am now preparing list of houses
critics for sale or rent should call me At once.
oo r. s. DONALDSON.
se2S3t 70o 18th ST. NV.
WANTED-EIGHT-RoOM HOUSE, FURNISHED.
~ west OF 14th ST. n W. good location for member
of Conrress. Call. X. s. DON kIDSON
st.9a 705 18th ST. d. W.
WANTEQ-TO BUY HOME IN MT PLEAS
w ant. about rooms. stable or room for one.
Andress J. p. G..
se;t3t' Star Office.
WANTED-HOUsE ON I4TH ST. 25 FEET
w wide TO alley also a business property netting
, eG cent Tor cash customers. KEY BROS. CO.,
S.O ST. n se27-3t
WANTED-FOR A CASH CUSTOMER SMALL
w house for from $1,000 S2, 500, paying good
Interest," also desirable dwelling for from So 900 to
600 WM STEEL. jr.. COZ st. n. W. first
hOor- se26-1w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
cHlcAGOs DOODLE INQUIRY.
Yesterdays Session Ends In a Row-No
BLOWS Struck, However.

CHICAGO, March 25.-To-day's session OF
the grand jury investigation Of the boo
dlers broke up in disorder. No new In
dlctments were agreed upon. The rock
upon which the jury split was the question
whether or not to indict Secretary SOule,
of the Jefferson electric road, who,
when wanted as a witness, absented
himself from the cltv. A sharp dis
cussion occurred between the jurymen
on this matter. ending in little less than a
row. All the proceedings were behind
closed doors. but the above is said TO be
substantially what happened. 1t was ru-
mored in addition that a member OF the
Jury was caught making full notes OF the
testimony of one of the witnesses, and
that be was accused of doing SO for i'm
proper purposes. :.
Though much loud talk vas INDUCED in
between the members of the jury, 1t IS
stated that no blows were struck. The ad-
iournment was taken because for the time
being no further progress under the CIR
cumstances was possible. Another effort
will be made tomorrow to carry on the in
yestlgation.
Ii has been apparent for several days
that all was not harmony between States,
attorney Longenecker on one side, and
others conducting the prosecution. To-
day long interview appeared, in which
the States Attorney foreshadowed an ln-
tention on his part to conduct the inquiry
according to his own ideas, and not force
indictments which, in his view, were un-
warranted. On the other hand, there
were strong intimations from those with
whom the States attorney differed that it
might be advisable to take a course TO
which he was known to be opposed and
place the investigation IN the hands or q
specla grand Jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
PersnnaIt and Briefs.

Mrs. John b. Young is very i'll at her home on
south Third street.
Mrs. John b. Young, who s very i'll with pneu-
mOnia, was no better last night.
Senator Hoar and.Nr Allen, of Massachusetts,
left yesterday morning for Norfolk.
Mrs. James II. Blair and daughter jamie leave
for Hayre, France, on the La 1ouraine on April
Nrs. ]. b. C. Morris and MISS NJ. Eta Palmore
have gone on a trip to New York and Phiiacel-
phia.
Mr. C. Z. Tenant and wife aud Mr.. Rufus c,
Williams and wife are registered at the Hygeia
Old Point.
Mrs. Julien Biniord and daughter lillian have
returned from long stay in Baltimore, Nd,
much improved In health.
Mr.. James W. Shields, who is believed TO be
the Oldest native resident OF Richmond, has
been quite sick for some time past.
In the Chancery Court yesterday Mrs. Eliza
beth Howard Peierkin Qualined.as executrix OF
the will of the late Rev. DIR. Joshua Peterkin.
The Birmingham (Ala.) Neles says Miss
| Rosa c. Withers, OF Richmond, Va, Is visiting
Mr.. j. Il. johnson, at2220 Eighth ayenne, north
eide.'
Mr.. b. A. Hagood, Of Charleston, who was best
| man az the Mccormack Glasgow wedding, re-
| mained in the city yesterday, leaving for home
| last night.
Mr.. c. w. Powell OF Northampton county, is
| In the city, and, being prominent OdG-fenoN,
has been shown around considerably 10y the
| members Of Richmond Lodge.
Pbilip Wagner was before United States Com
missioner Flaeenheimer yesterday, C arged
with selling liquor without license III violation
| Of the revenue laws, and sent on TO the grand
| jury.
The Sunday-school teachers Of all denomina-
| tions OF Richmond and Manchester will meet for
the study of the international lesson OF o'clock
| p. Nj. in the hall Of the Young Mems Christian
| Association.
The report gained currency yesterday that
| DIR. j. u. hcCaw had been taken suddenly very
| III. Upon inquiry at his house last nignt IL was
learned that the Doctor was somewhat iniis-
posed In the morning, but by no means IL.
Tie Governor yesterday received an invitation
| from Commodore A. W. Weaver 10 be present at
| the launching OF the Raleigh at Norfolk on the
| 3Ist of this month. The Governor replied that
| oficial business will prevent him from attend
| ing.
| Mr.. Mooklsr, a well-to-do farmer OF King Will
| liam county, man OF intelligence and charsc-
| ter, is spoken Of as possible Republican candi-
| date for Congress in the Third District OF This
| State. He Is member, II Is said, OF the Farm
| erS' Alliance.
| Grand Dictator Robert X. Prentis made an
oricial visitation to Virginia Lodge, No. 56s, n.
1 of H., at their hall Thursday night. After
| speeches by the Grand Dictator and Supreme
/ Representative j. X. LGmkin, Grand-Trtasure
| VI, h. Hudnall GIand-Trustee John Maxwell,
| and Brothers Curre, Of ConiineI tai Lo lge, and
j. j. English, OF Capital Lodge, who accompa-
| MED the Grand Dictator, the lodge adjourned TO
| the banquet hall, where nne lunch was par
4 nh of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
Washington Items of Interest.


WAsH1soroy, ID. c., March 25.-The
subcommittee of the House Com
mittee ON Public Buildings and Grounds
have agreed to recommend fayoraDly the
bill approprating $4,000 for the erection
of q government building at BedfordiClty.
Va. Next week Mr.. Edmunds Will appear
before the full committee to explain the
bill, and show the necessity tor buiiding
at Bedford City.
The work on the Roanoke building. for
which the last Congress appropriated
$75,OO0. Will be pushed. The delay was
caused because the State had not ceicd
the ground. Now that has been done, and
there Is no excuse for any further delay.
The Secretary of War to-day transmitted
to the House communication King
that the appropriation of s25,OOO Tor sewer
age at Fortress Monroe be increasf TO
Sl5, ,OJc, on the ground that the amount
voted Is Inadequate to do the worh. Al
ready 81. 7gO of the amount has been ex-
pended III the preliminary preparations.
THE PILorAGE QUESTION.
The Frye bill in reference to the pilot
age question, which was reported favora-
bly, last week to the Senate, Will prob ABLY
be called up in the near future. Inc House
committee has done nothing yet, as the
matter Is not before the House In the
same shape. Inc only uiSaSuio VI eho all u
is the Cutting bill. which proposes to put
the pilotage question entirely under
control Of the United States 80 TAR
as it relates to coastwise vessels. The
Richmond committee called upon Sena-
tors Barbour and Daniel and Repre- senta-:
tive Wise and alked over the merits OF
the measure, aud the gentlemen who
composed the committee are Messrs. j. u.
Patton. b. b. Munford, Landerkin, Good
man, Tabb, Gay. and Brown.
THE sIBLEy TENT CLAIM.
The Sibley claim bill was again before
the House to- day. This is the third sue
cessiye Friday that 1t has occupied the at
tention of the House. and Representative
Jones, who introduced the measure, has
made . number OF speeches in its advocscy.
As stated previously. the late Major Sibley
was . resident of Fredericksburg some
time before his death. and his legal repre-
sentatives and beirs seek to. recover .
large sum OF money tor use by the govern
ment during the war Of the Sibley tent.
Of which Major SibIey was the inventor.
NJ, Jonos he's bean sick for several days
and cane out to-day specially 70 manage
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
ENVELOPED IN FLAMES.
A AYoung Girl Leaps from Burning Build
inc-Others Barely Saved.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.

10y lcicstupn w lho bioPoV>b'
BALTIMORE, MD.. March %. Cora Liven-
skey. young Polish girl, leaped from the
third story of a burning building this
morning, and landed on brick pavement
thirty feet below, while her whole person
was enveloped in flames. Almost at the
same time four or five other persons lust
saved their lives by escaping to the root OF
the adjoining building.
The house, No. 1l05 east Pratt street, Is
owned by Harris Cohen. who lived in the
third story with his wife, his mother,in-
law, Mrs. Livenskey. and his sister-ln-law
and brother-in-law. Cora and Isaac Llvens-
key. Mrs. Lvenskey was awakened by a
shaking of the windows and the smell OF
smoke. She jumped from her bed and
ran TO the door leading to the stairs and
found the whole place one mass or smoke
and flame. She Immediately aroused the
inmates of tho house by. her cries OF
"Fireln Harris Cohen, the son-ln.law,
quickly raised a window and assisted his
family and mother-in-law TO the root OF
an adjoining house aud out OF harms way:
Isaac Liyenskey. boy about IL years OF
age, in his dash to the street through the
flames was badly burned.
Cora was pinned in aroom by the names,
and was forced TO jump TO escape being
buried 70 death. As it IL, she is thought
to be fatally burned. Loss by the nre'
Is 600
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
WILL GO TO NEW ORLEANS.
Lee Camp VIII Send Delegation to th
Xeterana' Reunion.

There was very large meeting of Lee
Camp last night. A letter was received
rom w. II. Roberts, of Milledgeville. Ga,
asking the whereabouts of Mr.. Thomas
Gambler. who resided in Richmond during
the war. A communication was also re-
ceiyed from the Ancient Order of Hiber-
mans. No. /, OF Richmond. Va, thanking
the camp for leaning them the United
States and Virginia flags on March 17th.'
A telegram was read from George Moor
man. acting Acknowledgement United Con-
federate Veterans, New Orleans, La, asking
If the camp was coming to the reunion.at
that place and urging the body to do 50.
Hon. j. TAYLOR Ellyson made an eloquent
and able address urging the camp 10 Do
represented at New Orleans.
On motion it was decided to do so, and
the following were appointed as the dele
rotion: J. Taylor Ellyson, George q.
Nountcastle, Charles J. Anderson. Ellyson
w. Martin, J. II. Kracke, John Cussons.
Frank ID. Hill, Charles Z. Winston. B. Is.
Van Buren, L. G. Crump. and John Muir
ply. ,u
fhe representation from the camp are re-
quested to do SO.
Mr.. s. Il. Shuman presented the camp
with an oil portrait of President Jefferson
Davis. which was received, Commander
Archer returning tho thanks OF the body
TO Mr.. Shuman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
ACROSS THE BRIDGES
ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE MAN
CHESTER COUNCIL LAST NIGHT.
Railroad and Other Matters Considered
Mr. Perry's Funerai-Painfui Acci-
dent-Briefs and Personals.

An adjourned meeting of the Manches-
ter Council was held last evening with
President Perdue in the chair.
Mr.. Werth, of the Farrl7ille and Powhs-
tan Railroad Company, was voted the
privilege of the floor and addressed the
body in behalf of the extension OF that
road TO this city.
A resolution was offered by Mr.. O'Brien
and adopted requiring Mr.. Werth 70 formu-
late his petition in writing and submit the
same to the Committee on streets, which
will report to the Council before final ac-
tion is taken.
Aresolution was offered by Mr.. OBrien,
and referred TO the City Attorney. relative
TO resembling the action of the Council IN
regard to the donation OF certain properly
to the Vulcan Iron Works, as this corpo-
ration had never taken any steps towards
utilizing the same.
The report of the Committee on Streets
recommending that the services OF the
present engineer be dispensed with after
March 3lst in order to decrease the ex-
penses of the city was read. After much
discussion action was deferred until the
next regular meeting of the Council.
resolution was adopted providing that
the Committee on Streets have plans ana
specifications prepared tor the sewerage
| system. and that an engineer be employed
for this purpose.
Adjourned at $3.50 o'clock.
Mr.. PERRY's FUNERAL.
The funeral of Mr.. John Perry, whose
| death was announced In yesterdays Dis
PATCH, will take place from the Central
Methodist church this afternoon at 3
O'Clock. The pail bearers will be: Active
Judge John II. Ingram, Hon. ID. l.. Toney.
and Messrs. T.. w. Weislger, Augustine
Royal, r. b. w. Beattie, ]. G. Snelllngs,
| Il. NJ. Robertson. and W. j. Carter. Hon
| orary--Judge S. b. French, DIR. i. b. Dor
sett, Judge William I. Clopton, Messrs. Is.
| z. Owen, Sr., b. b. Weisiger. w. l.. Moody,
j. III. Perdue, and George L. Blanton.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Miss Law. of Richmond, is th guest of
Mrs. j. III. Patterson. on Porter street.
Commissioner-of-R Revenue Samuel X.
Owens, who has been indisposed for sew
eral days, is improving.
Mr.. Ellery Bailey had his hand badly cut
few days ago at his fathers saw-mill,
near Hallsboro.
Mr. Douglas Leftwich. of Richmond,
will sing solo at the Meade-Memorlal
| church Sunday morning.
| Mr.. William A. Heffernau. chairman Of
| the City Democratic Executive Committee
| of Lynchburg, was III the city yesterday.
Miss Ella Thraves, of the Chester Fe-
| male Institute, is visiting friends IN Man.
| chester.
| Miss Amelia Harris, who has been quite
sick, is conyalescing.
| Mrs w L Perdue, of this city. who has
| been quite i'll since last Friday, Is thought
| to be slowly improving.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
Or. KERR SPEAKS ON PALEsTlNsi
A splendid Lecture at the Female Inst''
tute Last Night.

TIE chapel of the Richmond Female In;
stitnte was filed last night by large, and
cultivated audience. who assembled TO
hear the lecture upon Palestine" which
,yas deliyered by Rev. DR.. Robert I. Kerr,
the eloauent Presbyterian divine OF tins
city. co,,o,,o a.,,
dents were present. and Messrs.. Wood and
Kcyser. of this institution, rendered valu-
able assistance as ushers.
The speaker was introduced by Dr. Nell
son. president of the institute.
DIR. Kerr, after giving an account OF his
travels in Greece. carried his auditors TO
the Holy Land and described IN detail the
Architecture, customs, and religion OF the
,nnabitants. HIS lecture was clothed IN
the most beautiful language and held the
rant attention of the audience. Ine
speaker related many humorous incidents
connected with his trip and gave those
resent an excellent idea OF the Arabs
Syrians. and other Oriental nations. lie
treated has subject from religious stand
point and rendered 1t doubiy interesting
by many illusions to the Scriptures and 10
Christianity.
The evening, which was highly enJo,ya-
ble one was rendered more delightful by
the music of Misses Mary Wilson and Nolia
Gardner, each OF whom sang solos.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
Teleprams Boiled Down.

The business failures occurring throughout
the country during the last week numher for
the United states 200 and for Canada 81, or a
total OF 23l, against 240 last week.
The Miantonomoh, at New York, took her am
munition aboard yesterday No orders have
been yet received for her departure, though II
is said she will be ordered TO Fortress Monroe.
The attorneys for Alice Mitchell, Freda Wards
slayer, at Memphis, Tenn, have forwarded TO
DR.. Prodest, OF Paris, France, a statement OF q
hypothetical case like hers, asking II such per-
son as herself be not insane.
Tho recommendation OF the Pennsylvahia
BOARD of Pardons that Editors Melen and Por-
ter OF the Beaver Star, sentenced 70 SIX months
iruprisonment for hbelling Senator Quay, be
pardoned was yesterday approved by Governor
Psttison.
The Chattanooga Trad,sfan announces tne re-
ceipt OF or1icial Information that Massachusetts
capitalists will begin the immediate erection at
Nottingham, Ala, OF a cotton-mill TO contain
40. 600 spindles and 1000 looms, the plant 10
cost 100000.
Edward NJ. Field, the insane New York bank.
or. charged with yrecklng the banking house OF
Field, Lindoy, Wiechers Il Co., was taken to th q
state insane asylum at Buffalo yesterday upon
an order OF Justice Van Brunt. lie appeared
entirely unconscious OF where he was going.
The grand fury at Memphis. Tenn, which for
the past ten days has been deyoting considera-
bic time and attention 70 the recent lynching OF
three negroes In the city named, resumed ite In
yestigstlons yesterday. 1t Ia reported that IL
has secured a strong clue, aud eighteoD messon-
gsr BOYS were yesterday summoned 10 appear
before IL TO tell what they arc supposed 10 know
In regard TO the AFFAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
SUNDAYS TwELvE-PAGE DISPATCH
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A Plea.ant Church sociabIe.

The annual sociable last night of the La
dies Aid Society of the Fourth. Street Bap-
tlst church was most delightful affair.
The little chapel had been very prettily
decorated and was crowded from 8 o'clock
until nearly midnight. Many of the young
ladies who assisted in the entertainment
appeared in evening dress, and all were in
defatigsble In their attentions TO the
guests. Excellent readings were given by
Nessrs. James c.. Harwood and ID. W.
Scott. both of Richmond College. and the
pleasure of the occasion was greatly. en-
banced by the singing of Mrs. Richardson
and the instrumental music of Mr.. Gus
CARRIER, OF Manchester. Altogether the
entertainment was one Of the most success
full ever given by the ladies Of the church.
and ali who attended enjoyed themselves.