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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
Canal Banks washed-Per.onal.

Correspondence OF thu Richmond Dispatchl
WELDON. \. c., May 2L-Ihe banks Of
the Roanoke Navigation and Nater-Power
Comnany's canal washed out at the aQue-
duct near here last night. All the water
of the CaLal ran ont, leaving the pleasure
boats of the young people high and dry.
Sir. and Mr.. Lee Brown and httle
daughter. Of tniontown. Ala, arrived
home TO-DAY on visit 10 relatives.
3lis. y. 3. Iimberlake. Jr., and Miss
Mamie Tmborlale. OF Raleigh. returned
home TO-DAY after a pleasant visit mere -
Mr.. +. II. Chavasse.
Mr.. j. G.. Johnson and sister, Mrs. +. p.
Lymon, OF knoxville, Tenn, returned
home this week after spending some time
visiting relatives in tins county.
Rev. y. Stainhack. OF this place. Will
ill the pulpit Of the Rev. h. +. Troy Of
LlttIetOn tomorrow.
A thunderstorm passed over this place
this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

George II. Tompkins, q former captain Oh
,nodont ~ the Richmond Sharp-Shooters
in Which company Messrs. T.. q. trump
and = r DE Priest were lieutenants and
subsequently became captains. a
The deceased was So years OF age. ana
leaves a wife but no children. He was
quite popular aud had many friends IN
Hichmond- Captain Tompkins was Tor
merly one of the best-known young men
The funeral will take place from the resi-
dence of the deceased tbs afternoon at D
o'clock, and will be attended by the
Blues
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

The Various Chnirs CT 1850 state Normal
mn Inhns,rill .chool IIIIed.
lspoclaltelegram % no Oispatch.l


Grrryspono'. n. c., May 2l.-At the
meeting of the directors Of tho state Nor
NAL ana industrial School, which adjourn
al tins morning at 10 o'clock, tine follow
ing selections were made 10 I'LL chars IN
lie faculty of that institution: Miss Ger
trude ". Meuieuhall. OF Gu.liord College.
North Carolina. chair oil mathematics;
Miss DNe Lee Bryant. j. y. OF New
hampshire national science Miss Viola
BoHdie. OF AshoyiIle. h. c., Latin and
French: Miss Myriam Fitting, 81. d.. Of
Philadelphia at present. but a native OF
richmond. Va, physical training; Miss
b Size North.ugton. Of North Carolina,
vocal music. and Miss Edith Mcintyre. OF
New York. chair OF domestic science. The
board assigned 10 Professor Charles ID.
Aiclyer tho chair of science. art, and his
tory of teaching; % Professor J.. \. Alder
man the chair Of history and English
literature. Inc board pos poned action III
the selection OF "a typewriter aud ste1o-
grapheT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
ELIAS CARR AT HOME.
eoeEcOmse GIVES THE NEXT GOV
eRNOR A ROUSING RECEPTION.
rsco,,.a Throuph Tarboro' By Grand
Military and civic Procession-'is-
bly, Affected by the Welcome.
rsncc,,, telegram to tho Dispatch


T.ppopo' n c.. May 2l.-Edgecomoe
county gave Elias Carr rousing reception
TO-DAY mon his arrival here from Char
lotte. He was met at the train by the
FGpccombe Guards, q large number or
mounted men. and multitude OF citizens
in vehicles and on foot. Amid the shrili
/ blosts of whistles. cheer after cheer from
tho throngs. the pealing OF bells tho
waving of flags. handkerchieis' ana every,
/ thing shekable. the blasts OK trumpets and
/ resonance of drums, he was escorteu
I through the town IN rainbow array WIN
red white, and blue.
GRAND GREETING.
The school children greeted MN on the
wav and hailed him a. the next Governor.
/ and literalIv filled the carriage IN which he
/ and Nnyor Fountain and the editor Oh tne
| S0tf0,,.oer were riding with flowers. tie
/ was happllv welcomed ana lntroduceu 70
tine vast assemblage from tne oalcohy VI
! the Hotel Farmer by Judge hllps.
He was yisibly affected when ne arose.
His snooch which was short, expressed his
thanks d, the roral welcome gwen nm,
and he promised II elected 10 DO governor
~ the noople of North Carolina ana not Oh
OTHER SPEAKERS.
Horny & Bourne, the silver-tongued
orator of fro county. followed; then e&-
Governor Jarvis and }. j. Laughinghouse.
Jarvls's speech was happy ehort ana Is
yet being praised.
witnessed here. There - closing up on
tho Democratic ranks here and an advance
all along the line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
a Chapter OF Grimes AMI Casualties.

Especial telegram 20 the Dlilatch-l
NEvnERNE. y. c.. May 2l.-News reaches
here that a colored man was killed IN Car
teret county yesterday by another with a
bed-slat.
Another was killed to-day by freight
tram on the Atlantic and North Carolina
railroad.
4 child was run over by q train on Thurs
day and killed at Caswel. q station on the
same road, above here.
Last night two cOlored men had an alter.
cation here. IN which one was shot and
mortally wounded.
Another. while running for q doctor, fell
dead from hoart-d sease.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
Eo Ouortim Present.

The Joint Committee on Schools and
Finance were called 10 meet IN the Chan.
cery-Court room yesterday evening for the
purpose of determining upon "a site tor the
new Central public-school building. Only
Colonel Gary chairman and Messrs. Car
neal. Christian, Guigon, and Thomas were
present. and no business could be done for
the lack Of quorum. The committee will
be summoned 10 meet again Monday eve
ming at 5 o'clock in the City Engineers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

Bfandreth's PILLS purify the blood. stinu.
late the Liver. strengthen the K,dners
regulate the Bowels. They were intro'
duced IN the United States IN 1898 Since
that time over G0.O0O0JO of boxes of Bran.
dreth's Pills have been used.
This. together with thousands of con.
vinclng testimonials from all parts of The
world, is positive evidence of their value.
Brandreth's Pills are purely vegetable.
absolutely harmless, and safe " take al
any time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
TbeinryitabIr Tax.

City-Collector Frank W. Cunningham
has been busy making out tax-biIls OF real
and personal property. HE'S now making
OF the LIST OF delinquent license taxes,
which will, in accordance with the city
ordinances, be presented to the Police
Court. and parties not paying will be fined
not more than $40 nor less than 81 tor
every day the tax is unpaid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

There will be q match-same of base- ball
az $50 O'Clock next Saturday afternoon &C
I4ahd Fa-E between tho wholesale dry-gO0ds
slo fto'efy-nen. A good game may 10 ox-
bo,too' hs 'ncre are many q, ports with the sheep
80 n.nse VOCATION - IN weighing sugar aud
hour ~ handing the yard-stick
pO'n hhes a. ~ regular practice and viii DO
In good iOgul Tor the nrht "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
(nocert and Mrs. ,Jariey's ,Tax-XyorLs

A concert embracing excellent vocal and
instrumental music and supplemented bv
the original Mrs. JsFley'5 Wax-Works, will be
given al Sanger Hal Tuefiay night under the
auspices of sir Wsiter Raleigh Lodge, No. SO,
Sons of 81. George.
Tho following ladies and gentlemen have con-
scented 10 appear: Miss Bessie Faqua, Mrs.
Noelker- richardson, Captain Frank w. Cum
ningham. Professor N. stein, Heaett brothers,
q. Gunl,hs, j. c. Dunlap, X. Worthinston, and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
Inilcn Ennfi.

The docket at the Police Court yester-
day morning was barren OF important
cases. Daniel Murphy was nrcd go Tor as
saulung his wife, Mary h. Murphy: Thomas
Vale. ~ Tor throwing rocks IN Monroe Park
Chatls4 Ggessim 80 80 for being drunk; BIss
Miller s. for beating with stick Ananias Carr,
and II. 4. browning was assessed with costs ios
boating Maitio Bell
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
Annual Meeting Of the state Bar Associa-
tiOn.

ton.
The place selected for the meeting Of
thu State Ear ASSOCIATION tins year Is the
Hv,eia Hotsl al on Point. Il will meet there
a.. the 18Th OF July. Tho association now num-
Dor- oyer 400 members. aud includes on It's list
"a majority Of the leading lawyers throughout tho
statc. Hon. John ,ndolph Tucker, whose name
is now prominently mentioned in connection
with thc appointment 20 the United states sen =
t0rship, is the president Of the association, ana
from hun, a. vol as rom other lawyers of dis
iinciion, may be expected entertaining and IN
strl tive actresses
FOr thoc1ngenielccO OF those desiring 10 attend
10 IS 90 Dee hoped that The Ju iges throughout tao
state viii have aG, burned irrespective terms,
and touching this subject the following Tc-olu-
ton WAS adopted az the session at the White
Sulphur Springs in July last
Rs7tsd, That the bench and bar Of the state
arc hereby earnestly requested so to drran 90
their terms and their business a. not 70 conflict
with the sessions o. this association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

M y. +. Minor and his wife. Virginia
Otey. VIII on Thursday. Nay 18th. attain
tho httirth Anniversary OBJ their Wei1ns-ity'
and viii boz az home, -O3 8est Grace street. ln-
formally. from 500 =. ". t0 all, young ana o.c,
who may wish 90 pr seui them thc.r congratula-
tOus On that occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
peatb Of C,ptain romukIn.

Captain Robert A. Tompkins died yester-
day afternoon at LOO o'clock at his resi-
dence. No. IL south Pine street. The de.
ceased was the son Of the late Captain
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

PLAID AND STRIPED MrsLlNS. sA5iS-
BkRRED NAGNSOOK, REEthtD p III g..
INDIA LINENS. AID DIM ~ VINO ''
lower prices than ever before oAefHi' 49,.
Just AZ this time tho mnnniHctnr'rs arc 1917
,r, an, lofs ~ alI kinds Of WASH GOODS. some
wonderful changes In pricos % nc VIZ -,
FINE PRINTED CANTON CEhfho tnAt Wefo
-VCHiANTIILI CLOTHS that we're Sc. can now
to had ~ De. ... .,,,.., ....,.., .t..u-,.
''1FPUYR GINGHANS, f5c., reduced O o'fc.
HEATHER GiNGHAMS, formerly lOci arc
now So. ,u-,eu ,oone SEQ
have ever had.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

Tho following programme will be rem
derei on Monday evening ut the m'sicd.'
by the following artists, highly recommenie ted
snd those WHO attend may expect 60 hear some
unusually nne music, both vocal ana in-tru
mental: Miss Frech, soprano; heisrs Mctar-
land. tenor: Ree-iic, baritone, AMI Miss Lolita
Mills aolo uinui.f.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

manently cured ~ rs mid, soothing, cleans
I'M; and healing properties.
II YOU could only Oe sure Of that, IFS
enough
The propretors Of Or Sages Remedy try
70 prove it 10 YOU Tiny are sure enough Of
it-a record II - years. with thousands II
the most hopeless cases, has satisfied item
but how con they prove II 20 yoHf There
no better way than with money SO they
say this, and they mean it: d We can't cure
your Catarlh, no mal,er what Your caso is,
we'll lay YOU 500 in cash. There q chance
that YOU can't be cured, but H. Sd small that
were willing % take IT,
What more can they say or do TO convince
you
Int that enough
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

J. Trio,-"Go 70 the ono Whom Adore Costa
Miss Frech, Mossrs. Mcfarland and keesiie
"a, Song, d" Auf Ellngoln les Ge-
eange3 % ............... Ii-Zt.
.. Piano solos B, Spinning Song FROM " Flying
Dutchman '......... asheI.
Miss Lolita Mills.
3. Baritone sOlO-Nittofla Milo Core. ..Corilsslmi'
Nr Reesde.
g. Soprano solo-1be flOwer-Glrl. ..beyignani
Miss irech.
,. Duet Feel Thy Angel spirit........ Graben.
Miss Frech and Sir. Recsie.
6. Tenor solo" Adelaide .......-... beethoven
hr. Mcfarland.
Z. Piano solo-poogal-e ID Maori. .Liszi
bliss Mills.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

Tx-Confederato Soldiers and Sailors As
sOciatiOn. Washing On -. {.
RE. Lee Camp, 40. /, Sons Of Veterans.
r. +. Chew Camp. Sons of Veterans,
fredericksburg.
LARGE BALTIMORE DELFGAfiOT.
A large delegation OF Maryland Confede-
rate veterans will also be in ATTENDANCE.
The Baltimore S'm Of Yesterday SAYS:
The Confederate Societt Of Maryland
has received an invitation q attend thr
unveilng. but owing 80 the limited iiiar
II was deemed impractlca'le 10 call ihe
society together in an effort 20 get lNI.
turnout. The question OF Attending NA'
been discussed bv the individual members,
and il i said that 800 have expressed their
intention OF being present. through tire
efforts OF several energetic members OF t-e
MARYLAND society satisfactory arrange
ments have been made with the Pennsyl-
yania Railroad Company whereby specm!
train will be provided for the Mary land
Coufederates and their friends.
The train Will leave Baltimore ut ESQ
o'clock on the morning OF the 30th aud
connect n Washington with the special ~
$40 o'clock. Returning the tram viii
/ leave Richmond 40 Is O'Clock the same eve
ming, and VIII reach Baltimore about Il
o'clock that night. The party making
/ the trip Will have about six hours III ilcn-
mond. Generals George II. Stewart ard
/ Bradley 7. Johnson viii accompany the
/ Confederates. The contingent Will taEe
/ the Great Southern Band, and Will have q
unique badge prepared ior those mem era
who participate IN the uuyellng cere-
monies. The occasion will be- an espe-
/ clally impressive one to the Maryland eX-
/ Confederate5. n most OF them served ID
! the brigade. division, and army corps that
were successWely commanded by General
/ A. L. Hi.
General Harry Heth will he chief mar
( shall and Colonel William II. Palmer chief
! of staff, and tins programme OF ceremo-
MES VIII be- observed 1t the monument:
Call 10 order by the PRESIDENT OF the A.
| y. Hill Monument Association.
! PRAYER bg Rev. J. Is. Newton, chaplain
| PegIam Battalion Association.
Music.
Introduction Of orator by DR.. !. William
| ,onel. former chaplain Of the Thirteenth
/ Regiment Virginia Infantry.
Address by General James A. Walker,
/ commander OF StOnewsll Brigade.
Music.
Unveiling Of monument.
Salute by artillery and Infantry.
TIE ARRANGEMENTS NTARLY COMPLETE.
Yesterday the Committee of Arrange
ments were engaged IN completing the
/ list OF aids, assistant marshals, &c, and
/ in making such additions 10 the general
programme as have been found necessary.
| Every mail almost brings them letters an
nouncing the acceptance OF invitations by
| distinguished persons.
/ Miss Lucy Lee Hill and her two sisters
will arrive in the city Sunday night next
/ and Will be the guests OK Colonel aud Mrs.
! Palmer.
General Hill was killed on the lines in
| front of Petersburg in trying TO retrieve a
/ disaster, and his remains found a tempo
rarv resting place III Chesterfield county.
/ Thence they were by Colonel Palmer, his
! Acknowledgement. and other comrades. re-
/ moved 10 hollywood and year ago were
| transferred 10 the sarcophagus beneath the
! monument
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
rhe .tunri.,lnnnmenL .nt-rlainmen,.

The stuari-u0nument Entertainment.
The programme arranged for the enter.
tainment 20 be gwen az the Academy Of
Music next Thursday and Friday nights
for the benefit OF the stuart monument
and Leo-Camp charity fund embraces tho
following scenes. between which stereO-
scoptic views Will be given:
Scene l-IiUe. 1861. Parlor in Rich
mond. Soldiers Visiting. " Lorena.n Hur-
ned Farewells. The Troops Come March,
Ing By"
Scene Camp Of 1861. Visiting Friends.
bonnie Blue Flag " Take Ne Home"
Hard Times" "Suwanee River" Gene
We've" Vacant Chair"
Scene 3-On Picket. who goes there ?"
Camp Darkies. Rise and Shine" Dis
Amt No Place for Dis Niger Fallen
Sentinel. Search for Tobacco
Scene 4-lime. 1864. Confederate Camp.
Reveille. Roll-Call. Sick Call. Fun in
Camp. Courier Arrives. Fall In"
Scene 5-Driying IN Skirmishers. Rein
forcements. Battle Joined All Along the
Line. Rebel Yell. Removing Wounded.
Final Charge.
Appomattox-"F url that Banner"
Goodnight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
Mattlnes! MattIRg5 !

wo offer some great bargains IN Maitngs.
Fxtra-heavy Wcicht. small designs. az 90
The quality formerly sold sc - ana Jvc' re-
duced 90 zoe.
New designs Seamless Matfiugs NJ Zoe.
c,eri4l oaftcrn- in DotfOn-Warp Seamless ana
uirb-t o.ored damask patterns. All new.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

RcnOrs6 80 ov-
cry vestise II Ca
tarrh 81 The Head,
mo matter how
bad the case, OF
| Of how long stand
ling by d. Sace's
lCatarlh Remedy
! Not only Catarrh
! itself. hut all toe
| troubles that come
! from DO they 70
perfectly and per
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
Hoste2yI H0Sie,yi

4 recent purcaase enables us 20 Offer choice
assortment of Fan Regular SHADE Hose iv, lillee'
gentlemen. ana Children at it'f'.
CEilirens Fast-BacE Hose, fun regular made
12i6r. .,
Mons rla.k and Colorol Socks, fuii regular
made - e., ...,..
The a,oyr-nau.ol lines cannot be matchei To
any ono house 40 tle city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
NApoLEoYrc MARCHES.

Some Of bis marches were hapoleonic in
their CELEBRITY and in the result that &C.
cruel. Perhaps the most brilliant ex-
ample of this was the forced march he
made from Harper's Ferry after receiving
the surrender ut that place TO Sharpsburg
where he arrived IN time 10 fall upon the
Federal flank, literally smash ii, and thus
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

The recruiting IN the regiment IL pro-
crossing very satisfactorily. The princl-
bal difficulties under which tho officers
are now laboriug is the want OF accoutre-
ments with winch TO equip the men. Re
0msition has been made for these, but
thew have not been supplied. Inc need
Of nnifnrm la nnnfler.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

Tx-Confederato Soldiers and Sailors As
ISOLATION. Washington y. G..
T. T.. Lee Camp, No. 1, Sons OF Veterans
r. +. Chew Camp. Sons Of Veterans
fredericksburg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-05
ourRAeEs BE- YA1E Boys.

Thor Celebration CIrrIed to Extremes,
Young Mon Who Need n Lesion.
New HAVEN, CoNN., Dec. 4.-The
celebration OF Yale freshmen last evening
was carried to extremes. Besides virtually
breaking up play at tho New Haven
opera house, they broke into a dime
museum and played havoc with the
proprietor's chattels, tried unsuccess-
fully to effect an entrance in fair, but
were repulsed by party of door
keepers, who, armed with clubs and
base ball bats, drove them back. One
Of the students received wound on
the neck by blow Of shovel.
A restaurant was next visited. Here
the rowdies overturned all the furni-
ture and compelled young woman to
stand on table and make a'speech.
En- masse the freshmen then re-
paired to the campus and INDUCED in q
rush with the sophomores. The cele-
bration concluded by the freshmen
breaking number Of windows in the
"old brick row."
Four OF the party were arrested dur
ing the evening, and will be tried in
city court tomorrow morning. The
Yale faculty will investigate tho mat
ter, and number Of expulsions are in
evitable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-05
THAT THEIREE CHECK.
1t Causes n Big sensatlon-sOme of th
Names Bogus.

It Causes n Big SenSation-Some of tho
Names Bogus.
PARIS, Dec. 4.-The publication OF the
names Of the payess of the Theiree
check has caused a sensation. Several
other of the names have been found to
be fictitious. NJ. Burfer, who is cred
ited with receiving 10000 francs, proves
to be clerk in the International Bank.
BE says that he remembers cashing the
check in question from the fact that he
endorsed it at the time, as is the GUS
tom with clerks when checks are made
PAYABLE to bearer. Four other payees
arc clerks employed by q Boursier. An
other payee is clerk in the Reinacl
Bank. N. Chabert, who is credited
with receiving large amount, is an
engineer by profession and moves in
politics.
Editor Drumont writes to La Libre
Parole ''that neither he nor the Mar
duis de Morez received information
concerning the Panama Canal Com
pauy from ex-Mlnister Constans."
NJ. Henry Rochefort has written let
ter refuting the evidence given by NJ.
Martin before the committee ofinquiry.
NJ. Rochefort says that he never
had any relations with the Panama
Canal Company and never entered the
company's Offices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-05

skull fractured, and its body to be
black and blue at numerous places
from blows OF some sort,
The child did not improve, and Fri
day forenoon, as a last resort, its skull
was trephinod. Half q pint, or per-
haps more, Of clotted blood was re-
moved from the brain.
This did not relieve the little patient,
and about $3.50 p. m. on Friday Nora
died, as chronicied in Saturdays INTEL
LIGEScER.
When the physicians, DR.. Johnston
and Dr.. Walkinshaw, who besides be-
ing a leading practicing physician Of
Wellsburg, is the county coroner Of
Brooke county, were engaged in ope-
rating on the child's skull, Mrs. Spease
slipped from the house aud started to
cross over hill back Of it. Her has-
band followed her, caught her and
brought her back to the house.
In tho evening DR.. Walkinshaw, as
coroner, held an inquest. While it was
in progress Mrs. spease again left the
house and attempted to escape, but
was again brought back, and the coro-
ners Jury having pronounced her
guilty OF causing tho child's death, she
was arrested and sent to jail for pre-
liminary hearing this afternoon at one
o'clock.
Sheriff Curtis made tho arrest, and