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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03
A FATAL EXPLOSION.
TWO MEN KILLED AND FIVE INJURED
BY THE BURSTING OF A BOILER.
,Esgine.Room aud Buiiding Total Wreck.
Terrible Sunerinas OF tho Wounded--
Gloom I'm buckingham.
fsnec,,, telerram 10 tho Dispntch.

Especial telegram 20 the Dispntcb.l
FARNyrILE, Va. June 2.--Intelligence has Jus,
reached here Of tho following fearful and fatal
accident at Andersonyille, In Buckingham
county: Last night, without the slightest pre-
monition OF danger, the large 1O-horse-powe'
engine used for grinding tan-bafk by Mr.. H. "
Anderson, suddenly burst its boiler, dcaina
death and agony 70 six or seven men In tho en-
gine-room, and making n total wreck OF the en-
gine and building.
THE KILLED.
Henry Epps, q hghly-respected gentleman
was instantly Killed.
Justin Booker (colored) had one leg broken en-
tirely of aud will die.
THE INJURED.
Bradley (coloredl was tearfully scalded.
John Pearce (whte), boss, and James Nor
gan (whitel were badly injured In the back and
head by flying fragments, but they are not con
sidcred fatally hurt.
Two colored boys were slightly hurt.
Df. X. N. Davis and DR.. Pratt were immedi'
asely sent for and did all in their power 70 allie
yiate the terrible sulerings OF the woundet
men.
Mr.. Epps, who Was instantly killed. was abou
40 years Of ago and loaves wife aud six chiI
dren.
THE CAUSE MYsrERY.
Nothing can be learned as TO the probabi
cause Of the explosion. IL Is considered tn
most terrible accident that has ever occurred II
buckingham county and has spread pail owe
the entire community.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03
Sbop,iners Arrested.

Two coiored women, Bette Smith and Flora
Thornton, we're arrested yesterday afternoon by
Policemen Foster and Harmon on the charge OF
stealing lace and other articles from several
Of the ,iry. goods stores on Broad street. The
prisoners went into Cohen's. and. after looking
around. departed. Just after they had gone a
piece OF laco worth 500 WAS missed, aud as the
women were suspected Oniccr Harmon was poti-
aei. lie followed them Gown the street and
finally took them INTO custOdy. They had with
them the missing lace, ard also two pieces oi Ma
,iras Goth ard several shir's,w which wero Identified
by hessrs Woodward x lOthrop ana isaac lleii
az their property. Both o. tie accused are from
Granite. The properly alleged % hGYe been
stolen amounted TO about SJJ-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03
How People Mako Money.

Put down one and take up two. That is
what those did who bought lots NJ Barton
Heights two years ago. Doubled their
money. Those who buy now will DO bet
ter. Tho iron viaiuct aud tho other great
improvements that are being made will
greatly enhance tho value Of property st
Barton Heights. Thousands OF dollars
went away in imaginary investments whilo
right at home people doubled their money.
Barton Heights Is the only place where
prices have steadily advanced. aud il q
growing more rapidly now than ever.
Remember that Mr.. Barton has not and
will not sell lots at auction. You can buy
bis lots only at regular price aud terms;
but the BrooEland Railway and Improve
ment Company. who own the choice lots
scattered through Barton Height. and
who bad to hold them ~ sfund % build
the iron bridge now that the bridge 10
being erected, can sell them-and that no
favoritism will he shown tho company pro-
poses 20 sell them at auction June 18th. on
easy terms, Those who have wished 10
buy these lots for homes will have an op-
portumty now to get them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03

40 well for the position hs ocrupies here, was de.
velopcd In his supersntendsncc OF the erection OF
the extensive buildings OF tho SOUTHWESTERN
Lunatic Asylum at MasIcu.
up niue logs OF uHdreseed native Virginia wood
which are TO be wrapped and carefully uans-
ported to Chicago, 10 constitute vlrginias con-
f.ibution 20 the cCliouade OF the ininehso
forestry buildings now going up ON the ExPos'-
ton Grounds lie II also organizing bis Worship
force, Ard expects soon 10 mako tour o, tne
state and attend the organization of the auAiihiy
boards OF the different districts 10 the state.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03
FIELD OF POLITICS.
FIJI. B,sine-lIaTriSOn Contest Well
On at Minneapolis.
r,'lrrS LIVELY CONVENTION.
,rlancc Delegates in Controi-An
,su.ce,el'od po''s''lon to chicago
.bie-Othor Politioalities


... MN. June ,2.--Ihe contest for
... presidential nomination has fair
..t tais afternoon found the two fac
..l aggressive and the dividing
rrvn. Noarly Zoe politicians Of
.. --enueu-e from an parts Of the
.r.a fhc gToaud. and tho Harrison
.... have 90 far acknowledged the
.. .. % contest as 90 engage rival
..,t $40 leading hotel Hon. J. 5.
..,a q iho National Committee,
.tuc..a1er OF the Blaine forces
q. Sow, o. Indianapolis, IS IN
Harrison headquarters.
...>rrfKNaNEp 81 pgrEw.
.,.. .rulovltatVely announced HAT
.e Yaccl ia nomination by
a, u.pcv. and that Hon. K. W.
..-. re-sry oi .he Navy, would &C.
.tsao ou behalf Of the state Of
o- Mckinley, Of Ohio is the
.t.. Harrison delegates for porma-
....t enc convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03
TO LEAVE FOR MINNEAPOLIS.
virginia Delesstss to the National Con
veusion Start To-Day.

veution Start To-Day.
The train which Is to carry tho Virginia dele
gates to the Republican National Convention
viii leave Washington for Minneapolis, wa the
Chesapeake and Ohio route, st O'clock this
afternoon. II is expected that nearly oil OF the
delegates and electops-st large. except General
Malone, who Is already en- route 70 hihneapons,,
will go on this train, and that many OF tnenh VIII
be oss.om panied by their wives ana friend3
great many Of tho delegates roin the east ass-
ern norton OF the State will arrive hero TINS
morning and will leave at : 4. M. anu neos 'no
special at Charlottesville.
Judye Waddiil will start to-day by way OF the
pennsylyania road. He will be accompanied by
bis wife. They have boon invited by Mayor
Winston, Of Minneapolis, 10 be bis guests. lhe
Nayor ia a native of Hanover county, Va, and
is n brother Of DR.. Il. l.. Winston. one or the
delegates from this district TO the Chicago coL-
vention.
While Mr. Blaine's friends in the North are
claiming twenty of the twenty-four delegates
from Virginia President Harrisons supporters
here cay be will get as many votes IRON TINS
State as will his Secretary OF state. Ihe deie-
gates from the Second and the Tcnth Districts
are instructed tor Harrison. and Niessrs. Naddiil
and Allan. from the Third District, VIII support
the President TIE Adpinistratlon people count
up several other votes nom the Old Dominion
The impression prevails quito generally that
Malone is opposed TO the nomination OF oosn
Harrison and Blaine, but that "a between tne
two he prefers the PluLned Knight. A majority
OF the delegates are in favor OF Malone both tor
State chairman and member OF the natona'
committed Colonel Brady now represents VIZ
ginia on the latter body.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03

fed, but was pursued and captured nino miles
IRON foit Jervis ana brought back jackson con-
iesscd tnc cnmc, and implicated VIII
claimed, was In the conspiracy 60 ruin
Miss Mcmahon. foicy ha- been paying
attentions sto the eiri contrary 10 tho wishes
OF hcr parents aack;on was placed In tho VII
laee lookup and large crowd gathered outside.
Sone person raised the cry, Lynch him." and II
"as promptly done. The village police ecre
powerloss 20 protect him. moose was adjusted
hoout his neck and he was strung up 20 q neigh
pofing tree In tho presence II q bowling mob ~
over Thousand people. For over an hour the
body hnng suspended from tho tree, whore II
was vowed by crowds of people.
jackson WAS about 90 years of AGE, and has
resided IN forf Jervis about year HIS parents
live ia Paterson. y. j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03
Tb.y Evidently Like the Business.

The regular monthly meeting OF the Police
Board which was TO have toen held yesterday
afternoon was postponed. u Mr.. Laube. ono OF
the members, IA ont of the city, and another,
Mr.. Welsh, is suffering from an injury to
his knee.
The terms of one captain, six sergeants, ana
eight priyates expire this month. All Of them
except OmcerC. ". Saunders, OF the Third Dis
trlct, will bs candidates for recollection. Mr..
Saunderss health has been poor 0t late and he
expects to remove to the country ana 20 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03
The NEW RECTOR WELCOMED.
Tho Ladies' of Moore-M Memorial Church
Tender Rey, Sir. smith a Reception.

The ladies' OF Moore-Memorai church ten
dered a reception 10 their new assistant rector,
Rev Augustus Smith, last night, and the eye-
ming was very agreeably spent. Inc lecture
room, In which the reception took place. was
beautifully decorated with flowers and lamps,
and a large crowd Was in attendance. Refresh
ments were served in abundance, and there
WAS everything 10 MAKE the occasion eDtoyable.
The new rector and his wife were cordially
greeted by the members Of the congregation
and received much attention.
Among those present sero Rev. Hartley Ca:-
mcnael and wife, Rev. james h. Mason and
wife, Rev Il. ". Randolph, Reg Pike Powers,
Rev. Everett Meade Rev. Dr. 4. q. Dashlell,
Rev. Preston Nash, Rev. j. Calvin Stewart, Mr..
aod Mrs. w. X. Trigg. Mr.. c. W. Goddin and
wife, Dr. and Mrs. c. q. Barney, Misses barney,
Sir. Roosevelt Page, Mr. and Mrs. X. ii. Smith,
Nr. and Ars. James Bail, Mr. Eddie Mayo MAJOR
ami Mrs. Il. w. Pickrell. Misses Claudia Goddin.
Leila Houston, Maggie Jones. Mary Burton. Kate
Slater. Lizzie aud Eunice Walker, jamie schosn.
Miss Diard. hose Winston. Mary Carringtoo.
Hattie Rust, Mrs. Z. +. II. Myers, Jr, Mrs George
schGn, Mr.. Z. Il. Addison, airs. w. l. Slater
Airs. W. \. Walker, and Mrs. Acrsil.iott-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03
p,ed e,om opinm-roisoning.

er.fr.-x,S. Va. June John Wilson, man
..ed CS wears was discovered tuis morning II
III. roonl. oyer -Ditier, Powell 4 Coz store, IN q
d,,ne condition. Drs. y. l.. and Robert g. heeTe
were Summoned and found him suhcflhg nom
..',.,e. ,,,,soalng The usual rcsioratiyes were
,f.o~oasiy EN- mplOyed, but With no aSsii, ana he
Sies ma sveniug. Ihc deceased MAS addicted
a. me ,.re oi narcotics An empty iour-Oaneo
if.assed ,.iil De burned hy the Hasons.
a f0ar-horse team oiiyen by ar: hosyer, o.
uce,eeif- while crossing Iiddle-itive; bridge,
was proapitsted into mo eufxins f.'e,, smen'y
S4,srg, 10 cav though resefely shocEei, nelihcf
,ssTn nor drive was seriously iniuroi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03
Rack from the Flooded Country.

DR.. j. Hall Moore and Captain L. Z. Morton re-
turned yesterday morning from Hot springs,
Ark, where they he'd been Attending the Gene
raj Assembly OF the Presbyterian Church, South.
They met With mucn detention both going and
coming on account Of the great nooi III the his-
sissipp, Valley. trains having TO go 100 miles out
OF the way 10 get around tho water. They speak
Of the damage ana distress as appalling.
Rev. DIR. Kerr, who Was In their party, gave his
lecture on Palestine at ST. Louis Monday night
% n Presbyterian association which furnished
the largest audience. n 10 said, that had ever
becu seen In tho history Of the organization. He
remained beLipd 10 lecture In Aeinphis ALSO, aud
l. not expected homo for several days
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03

4 meeting Of Richmond Royal Arch Chapter
No 3 was held AZ the Mason. Hall, ON Franz
I'm street, last evening. when the f0liowinH
of,cefs were chosen: X. Lee Heckler. most ex-
ceu.nt high priest: Josepn l.. Rohlefer excel
lent king: :. ;. Whitio x. excellent scribe; w.
:. Murray, treasurer; George ;. heesee, secre-
fnrv The council ther a'r nfcd The following
comvanion 5. /. Blcomberg, captain Of the
host: d. G.. Lewis, prmupal sOloarner; hgy'
George II. Gray. royal arch captain; II. +. W..
Sogihsrn L. BCttigheimor, and +. ~ Caiisch as
.fu.sH.a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03
GOSSIP IN WASHINGTON.
Mr. BIaine's silence Pleases the Harrison
Nen-yireinia Delegates Firm.

Mr. Blaine's silence fleases tue hhfriso"
Meu-virginia Delegates Firm.
washington Eyening Star, 2d.l
Tho return OF Secretary Tracy from New York
.hree DAYS ahead Of the time when he Intended
TO come back to Washington Is explained by tho
fact tnat the President telegraphed him that his
nreseoce is desirable at the White House at this
lunctnre. Secretary Tracy Is regarded rs one OF
the coolest and keenest politicians In the Press-
dents train Of supporters, ana MS alvice ana
cotiu sel are said 80 be particularly sought Dy tne
President The President and Mr.. Tracy are IN
frequent conference. Colonel Dan. Ransdehl JOIN
ing them.
BLAINE STRENGTHENS HARRISON.
An interesting statement was made by n
prominent Official In conversation with sfar
reporter. lie said:
aThe Presidents friends are deriving material
benefit from Mr.. Bane's silence at this point, ana
they have good cause 20 be glad that Mr.. Blaine
does not write "a letter stating his position. anu
tnat ne avoids meeting those friends who would
announce his position. Every day OF silence
streng,hens the Harrison mems position. why!
simply because tne opposition 10 hartison -
not unified Il not focused upon any one man.
The opposition - al sea. III M Blame pc
rempt0rily declares himself out OF the race tho
anti-iarrison men will quickly unite on some
other candidate and bring all ot the strength 10
hear on him. As II "a, they are divided ana uil-
certain. In the mean time the Harrison men
are united and know what they are nshtng Tor
venture the assertion that Mr. Blaine's silence
is a source of great delight 10 the Harrison
forrea now on the ground AZ Minneapolis. They
/ don't want 70 hear anything from Mr. Blaine
aud are only too pleased for him 20 play tue
! S,nynx act Just as long as he chooses.
QUAYs DIsAPPOiSTNESr
The fact tnnt Senator Quay was obliged 70
leave for Minneapolis last nlsht without havins
| seen Mr.. Blaine, although he spent the after
noon In an unayaing attempt to get confer
| Snce WITH the Secretary, is said 10 be not un-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03
The Proposed Masonic Home BrIIdinq.

Mrs James II. Capers president Of the Ladies
Auxiliary 4 the Masonic Home, states ina, sne
will socn havo In hand abou, $4,000 m cash for
the construction Of the new building. as result
OF the recent iairs held IN this city and Lynch
burg. The bazaar at the lat Dnmed place has
iust closed ard the amount cleared was te-
tween $500 and 1900. II ell tho cities OF Viz
ginia c0ul1 hold these entertainments with as
good results a5 th1se attained by the ladies al
lyuchbgrg. there would be no apprehension
whatever Of not being able 70 EJECT such d
structure as this cause deserves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03
The Carnival of Beauty to close Tonight

The attendance az the Carnival OF Beauty last
night was quito large, and the programme, which
consisted o. " Aunt Dinah's Quiltng Iarty, was
much enjoyed. The solos Of Misses Maud Jour
ncy Ella Haurand, Iowa Martin. and Lula
Bethel were beautiful and elected considerable
applause. -
Tho carnival Will close ic-night. Ihe Malker
Light Guard viii attend In uniform, and Free
man a Wilson's Miustrel- will give perform
nnce, while Rcv. Or. w. ". Landrun will de-
liver Tie various prizes, which have been voted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03
Efchmond Terminal.

NEW YORK, June 2.-The Richmond Terminal
reorcaniz ization committee to-day met at the
Central Trust Company's Office aud passed A
resolution duly authorizing the Trust Company
10 return the securities deposited under tht
Olcott plan Of reorganization upon deNhnd o
the depositors accompanied by the surrender o.
the REORGANIZATION certificates. Tho Central
Trust Company is now prepared 10 deliver al
the deposited securities ASKED Tor upon suffen'
der Of the certificates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03
sic.tagaa-Csnsi coDvention.
... 10 tbs pt.nafrh

st. IOuis, No., June 2.-Deicgstcs from
,wrnt,-nso or more states aud various coninet-
sl"i 30 ,s,a,,sintnent hall u tho Exposition
,al,di1g 70 open the nrsl sesion OF tho Mica
,-s,ss.fapal Convention. inaugarated by the
hasi,I men OF CaltcrDia. fs-Ooyolnof y. ~.
&c Goyrrnor Frapcls, u Missouri, welcomed
ttla doieeassa,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03
They Were Fortunate Fishermen.

Quite Jolly party Of fishermen, consisting OF
Cantarn Charles ii. Eppa his son Claiborne.
Captain Wiugneld. DR.. Hageman, Nr. Andrew
Krause. ana Mcssrs. AcCatc. ferneyhOugh, ana
Mouge went out 10 Chickghoniny swamp yester-
dgv morning with seine and lad a day OF e1-
csilant snort As a result % their efforts they
returned - the city with good portion OF the
inhabitants OF the swamp, AMI they viii prooa-
bly, dine on dainty perch or :ootnsome piAe for
several days 10 come.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03

Attention Is called TO the auction sale OF
valuable Building Lots on PARK avenue
this seyening at o'clock by hessrs. r. A.Cat-
lin and VI. &. STABLES j Co. Nothing bet.
ter ia West-End lots il now being offered,
and bargain caa be secured. See adycr-
tiSement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03
nr. Apper,on at Work.

The working force Of the worid's-Fair Com.
mlsson here has received another yalua BILE addi-
ton IN the pcfson Of DR.. John b. Ap2orson. the
nswiy-eiscted executive business comm,ssiouer.
ocpt, ovsr the MerchAnts National Bank, ana .
goCd deal o6 HE tlmo viii be spent hero. Dr. APP
psrssa y from ksxtoa. emyth eounty. HE
Sskpou1sdge1 exscutivs abtlssys Whieh ~ hiRA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03

Virginia Beach. Ocean View. and Norfolk
via Norfolk aud Western Railroad.
Three trains each way per day.
Excursion tickets now on sale.
Time the quickest; equipment the best.
No other line can oder equal facilities IN
any respect.
For all particulars inquire o, sSs Main
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03

When Baby was sick, wc gave her castora.
When she was a Child, she cried for css,oriA
When she became Miss. she clung 20 Castor'A
When she had Children, she gave them CsstoriA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03

Ten thousand visitors viii DO a, tho No~
Reservoir Park on Whlt-Moniay. Ample prepa-
rations are made at ZrNgERs PAVILION TO servo
them all with refreshments.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03

Buy the improved Perfection Refrisrra.
tor. Headquarters
SYDSoB & HUNDLEr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03

Quick transportation on ,Whi,-1oniay. All
the street-cars on tho Miin- aud Ciay-strees
lines will run direct 10 tho Now Reservoir lake,
opposite ZuLNERs PAvILIoS, without transfer of
afnrniuy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03

II your Bach Aches. or you arc all worn out,
good for nothing, IL ~ general debility. browns .
Iron Bitters will cure you, make you strong,,
cIeanse your liver, and giy0 q good appetite
tones the nerves,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03
White LalCnS.

We offer good. fine, and perfect
Lawns at low prices. 90 %.
Plain India Lawns, D, o.' 3 III, lzs,
l6, 20, and 25c. :. -, -
Plaid India Lawns, s., 10, l2t, 10,
and tic. ,o
French Nainsook, A. inches wide, 20,
80. and 37ic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03
summer Homes In Southwest virginia on
Sotfoik and Western Railroad.

Excursion tickets 70 al prlncipal points
on sale June lst, good unsil October 81,
1892. at reduced rates. Three trans every
day in the week from and 10 Richmond.
For all information apply 20 Il W. Court
uey, Passenger Agent, e3S Nam street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03

Improved Perfection Refrigerator tha
best. SYDNop y HuNDhEY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03
EXTRA QUALITY

Thi, quality cannot be duplicated.
and we advise all who wish oDc. grAdo
for sac. to call at once before tho STOCK
is broken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03
.IA.AFD IN NEW YORK.
vega. iIeae strung Jpn u. Not In the
south.

.tfraDt 70 tho DisDa.ch.l
.' O.. n. s., June "a negro named
.cloaiOgsy assaulted young white
' iena Mcmahon on the outskirts Of
al H-day ~ the presence 0 number
So. '' ali of Two young negroes, who
a.. 20 ~ ~ Jaekeon's revolver. The
-'"ies W.A probably ALL her. jackson
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03

Clutches, Trusses, and Braces.
All kinds at
OWENS & MINOR DRUG COMPANY.
Opposite Pcst-Orice
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03
our Friend, at New York Hotels.

NEW YORK. June 2.-J. Lamb, 81. James j.
Cohen. Continental; /. Strous, Marlborough; {;
Mrs. J. c. Wal1sr. Windsor; E. ]. ID. Myers,
Fifth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03
rmE VIRGINIA prLyoArrs usprRcussAplx

Ex.CongrcssmAn Bowden. who re epresen.ed ste
Norfolk Va) district a. q Republican, hsd Z talk
with the President to-day. Mr.. Bosden was
compelled 10 decline the election as n delegate
TO Minneapolis on account Of business engages
ments at this time. but no takes q Keen Interest,"
IN the result When askei about The stability Of
tho colored delegation At tho convention no sald
u am confident that nearly every ono Of ne
coorea delegstee rom virginia viii hold nrm 10
their Instructions and will be Absolutely unturs
ehasaD'ev -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03
JoHs BOWELS.
FEe-Placs Heaters
M;Ae. d Rkoaa3.
5O9-5ll east Broad street,
JUNE 3, 1892.
Fast Black L0lCnS.

In Fast Black Lawns and mulls we'
claim good values and fresh goods. soS
a sinale piece carried over from lass
season. Black dye will rot goods when
they are kept too long in stock Our
Goods are all fresh. and we warrant them
10 be the best obtainabIe at the prices.
Plain Fast Black lawns, 10, l2l, ls,
20, and 25c.
Plaid, Striped, and Fancy Fast Black
Lawns. 10. l2,, Is, II, ~, and 2Jc.
Yard d-wide Black Null, 9ec.
Fine Black Null, 40 inches wide, Ds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03
SECOND REGIMENTS eNCAMPMENT
To spend Week i'm Roanoke-Hunton Ac-
cYDts-Pardons Refused, &c.

q IIF- y II I7T'' IT. " W
The state Military Board was in session for
nearly four hours yesterday in tho Governors
ofice az the Capitol. The body met about IL
and did not adjourn until nearly o'clock. All
Eve members were present.
There was quite general discussion OF mat
tors pertaining to the Virginia volunteers, and
several suggestions were made looking % the
untform distribution Of accOutrements and
stores.
A ecol part Of the days session was also de-
voted 10 the cOnsi ierstion OF accounts that had
been hanging over Tor several years. About al
OF tho work OF this character was gotten through
with and considerable routine business was is
-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03

tr,c,--Nr,. John n. Lew,s, of Lyuchburg. Ninth
CouyreasIonaI District-Mnjor John 4. Hafnlett,
OF WythsviIIe. and Mrs- Rachel Richmond, OF
Rose Hin. Lee county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03

JOHN BOWERS,
Man,els. Thing, ani Crates
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03

JOHs BOWERS,
Largo Stock Refrigerators.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03
Mems UndertCear.

We have several special bargains to
offer the men in Summer Underwear.
Good Gsuze Shirts, long or short
sleeves, 25c.