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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-28
ADaiiy-Dsmocratio and for Hit.

Correspondence OF the Richmond D<spail nc
BRIsror, TENN, April 26.--Your CORE
spondent is informed that great changes
are soon 10 take place in the Bristol yers ONCE
unless some hitch occurs in the deal. Edwin
Barbour, OF the Big Stone Gap Post. and Mr.. Ad-
olson, a prominent lawyer OF Big stone zap, are
now in the city negotiating for the paper They
have an option on the property. which expires
on Friday OF this week. The price IL not known.
but Is between $4,000 and $1,000. II the deal
is made the paper will be merged into morn
ing paper and will take the iull reports from the
Associated Press. IL Is now IN independent
paper, but will DO Democratic aud Tor Hill
doubtless under the new administration. The
Ddiiy Neus Is about two years old. Its circuia-
ton has grown rapidly. Edwin Barbour Is q
vigorous and fearless writer.
Mrs. snodgrass, OF Sullivan county, Tenn, VIA
has spotiel baby, has been offered large
amount OF money for her Inonstrosity. but re-
fuses TO sell. The child 10 now months old
and Is perfectly healthy. Its twin sister Is white.
Mrs. snOdgrass married an idiot. she was Q
snodgrass before she married.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-28

soy; spot. No white, s7y1c. mined wsss-
EN-, 34l<s36I<c. Coffee -Op<ions cioeed eteedy,
70 up to5 Gown April tia5Oee1z00s NJ,
el2.e0sSl226; September. A11-S5: spot kio
nnsd duh and sasy. xoisssss-Nss Orissns
duIi but steady; common 70 macy 25e36e.
Rico IN good demand and nrm. Pesroseum
r sS;, sGs sss s s.sn aS 1 sas rn
ssrniued, common 20 good, s1.45aeI.50s Iur.
pe0tine dull but steady Al 34a3zj4c. Wool
moderately active. Pork dull but steady. other
meats duh sud quiet Peanuts quiet Larl
s5.y0as5.sJ asked; Nay. ee.S1 bid; July,
s0.63. Freights Drni and quiet; cotton, 3-3zd.;
grain, 2l4d.
CHICAGO, H., April 27.-The principal ar
tbrles dealt IN en- tho Board 81 Trade actcd In
unusual unison to-day. In tho morning they
marched upward together in price, aud In the
afternoon they marched down agnaq n nkc
order, resting az the bottom OF the hiiL Inere
was an unusual smount OF bull news ~ tnc
opening. May opentd ,se. higher 1t s13sc.. and
quickly advanced to 81, and July. wnfca SOFA
yesterday at Nc. discount vent 10 s24c. but
the most ungens shorts were sssR suppieo. s'a
as the advance brought out FREQ roallzing saies,
and tempted liberal short selling, tho mako,
quickly weake ned, and thero MAS gradual &c
cine 70 S1llc.. though there was rcscsloa ~
S1A. During the lasi hour wheat became vefy
weak, and the premium on jay wcos ~ -
Inc carly atvunce DrOIxnb Jul hoc ionsse',, :
and generous short selling. and tue price stean,-
ly ssgyed OF TO s0sc. for Aay shortly before vac
close, and closed easy sc Sfc- Corn opened
1rn. May was unchanged st the opening ~
4l3sc.. sold mp TO &c. and furtuatcd therea.r'
with wheat, declining 70 and closing 81 4iac-
Oats followed wheat and corn. May opened un.
changed al 2sHc-, advanced to 2Sl4c-, anu
weakened 70 and csosed ut %. Hog proousts
were strong and higher In the early trading IA
sympathy with grams. and because OF tho al
vance In the price OF hogs Tho shorts Also De
came alarmed, fearing that prices would 20 GO
cidedly advanced ON them By packers and Gov
cred freely. When good advance had oeen SO
cured the packers. instead ot pushing Tor nienei
prices, began to sell, with tho re ala that all tns
advance was lost, the market closing weak Jul,
pork started IN at an advance or lvr. AZ sstfts
sold up 10 $685., weakened, and cso>ed a.
the opening price. Lard and RIBS followed pork
though In q less marked degree.
cash quotations were an follows: Flour cui
and unchanged. No. = spring wheat, Sc; No
2 rod, S7assc. No. :. corn. 4oa40zfc. No. .
oats, 2ss4c. Mess-pork, s9.60ss9.o2le Lard
s5.22I4as6.25. short-riDs, s5.62tea3J.oo. Dry
saited shoulders. s4.J0aS+.6J. Short-csear
S6.1 71pas0.J0. Whisksy, ella.
Ino leading ruruFes ranged a. follows;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-28
The SPORTS AT CHAPEL HILL.
Good Records Made and Names of Win
,,r.-Dr. Winston on sunday schools.


l,a-r-,o- lence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
ca,rr HILL. n. c., April %. Yesterday
,..f.fl dav. and there were no lectures,
s.,la, the university turned out en- masSe
t.... che manly sports OF the North Caro-
l.tv0l'i.
On. mile run was won py 'herTy IN . hln-
t.r'sc The I2-pound hammer; won by
r.... ., Ifciel. 80 feet I / inches.
...er,s-Gye-yard dash: won by Winston, OF
Washington State. IN So seconds
.s-r distance, hy light weights (under $50
te .-. cherry, SAi seconds
NUevsk against time, by hattocks, 4 min
lt-,...es racc-44 yards. foot. inches I:
r.rfr l,tfio aud Leak In O3t seconds.
f.a.t4lllnc- Smith, 81 Asheyilie, feet q
rta. Richardson vent over the string two
l.L.- higher than this, bat barely touched with
D. -..r"
uusle le-pound shot-Gibbs, 81 feet IL
t-yoyc-ynri race on all fours-won by
C.-ry.
tarur high-.ump-Wiaston, Of Washington,
.'c.t d i''l.
taaamg troad.ump-Ingle, OF Henderson
throwing lase-baI-Blrgs, Of oxford, 1O1
yrIs e. feet inches.
ABOUT SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
Ngrayers this morning President Winston
tlici Go the fa-i oi being taken 90 task by Dr.
E.nurcr. @ kedsyillc. for saying at the recent
baptist ~uld4v-~clu0l Convention at Winston
rlfiel.f DOS boys DO M they pleased about go
ntf.,Irlay school. His remarks there were
t.'... .fs... te said: 4 hat he recognized the
a.I T0rk ~ The sunday schools, but sometimes
l.f.0lcif the teaching was a little too theOlogi-
o. 'r h.dsh Understandings. AZ illustrative
O. 'isfsct De mentioned that one OF his boys
or o. llu one lay. complaining that he didn't
l'er-ull what his sunday school teacher
ai i.i r-kel lot permission on that account
GO q. ta compelled 20 attend, which was
g.rtnl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-28
swsatman win Certainly Swing.
fS,ac,aI taieora IN IN tina Dtapatch

CuRrsrIAssBuR0. Va. April 27.--The jury
In the case Of Thomas Sweatman (colored)
today brought In verdict of murder In the
first degree. The crime for which he was tried
was committed about two months ago. Eo was
visiting a coiored woman named Robinson, VINO
lived in a house containing two small rooms
The woman was Ia one room and Sweatman and
her I2-year-old daughter In another. Tho
mother called 10 the daughter to come INTO her
room. when sweatman told the daughter II she
went he would XIII her. The daughter, paying
no heed to the threat started, when Swcatman
deliberately shot her In the back OF tho head,
killing her Instantly. lie Claimed II was an &c
,adent hit the Jury did not take that WOW OF It.
Ills counsel have entered motion 70 set asi 10
the verdict, but unless this II done on some teen
meal ground he will surely hang.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-28
FOR EXPRESS SPACE.
roee coNNoR OvsRRuLes THE
RAILWAY COMMISSION.
,o,cal 10 the Supreme Court-Dsmocrsss
Must Nj Sign Republican Eonds-Oi'-
MIL. Not rndcr the Trust.
..nn,I.l lelogram % ,he pi.pa.ch. }

p,ryl4n. n. C., April 27.---The Atlantic
v,,,css Company. formed for the purpose
=, chipping oysters, fsh, &C., from More
81 Cty. applied for space on the
...-e.s.cars Of the Richmond and Dan
.Ilo raivay and the Atlantic Coast Line.
n.y.. railWays declined, claiming that they
,.4,,pifaois with the Southern Express
many and could not provide more
80 Tho Atlantic company theroupon
IN. c,rplcint 20 the Railway Commits
,, setting forth that this was discrimi-
s.,,,r against u. Tho commission ruled
30 c0mpany's favor. saying space must
4. provided. The railways then took the
49, aefore Judge Conner, OF the Superior
o.. About eight weeks ago the cnse
fo,rd before hum. To-day he read
aac,sion. He oyerrules the ruling Of
Railway Commission. The latter will
.r~. appeal 20 the Supreme Court SO
. natter can be heard az the present
term. ,
,.,,iof NEGRO mas been working among
a. heroes ia Granville county In the in
- II the Oklahoma movement. He
- arrested yesterday and taken 10
,.,tsmpton county on charge Of
A.. .ie primaries nj Wilmington last
..,ft "a resolution was adopted that Demo-
s.-.s should not IN future sign the bonds
ofPeplbhoan ofhce-hoiders.
NOW UNDER STATE LAWS.
r ts, the North Carolina Cotton-Oil
c.,.rr vas duly Incorporated here
llr STATE laws. II will operate the cot
'r'oI mills AZ Wilmington, Charlotte,
~ Raleigh. which have been heretofore
'.-,t.I hg the oOttOn-oil trust Of New
.ul the COtton-Oil Company of New
i.-.,g Tho cOrpoIators are w. G.. Up
---h and julius Lewis. Of Raleigh ::
4..,.qs \. Beck, Of Charlotte: o. n. Peel.
= wilmington. and T. II. Clancy, Edward
n a5,r. George +. Morrison. and Il. r.
v.rr.r. 0f New York. Instead of being
r',ir.fad under the trust the mills which
a.. frrst las operated in the various
500. ,yiu be IN the future operated under
81. lws. The charter IS a comprehen-
t,s.re and gives the right TO manufac-
49,. snr nnd of vegetable oils or soaps
80. .rerafe cottOn-gins and congresses.
N. nce wall be- at Raleigh.
STUDYING 4 coAI-MNE.
s.t.G,ologist Holmes arrived here to-
IA grh the geological class from the
&C.,. University on the way 10 the coal
,,.... ~ Egypt. Chatham county, Of which
e+i.-aerl study will be- made. The Board
ofy,.l0-. of the State University Is noti-
ti'. meet there next Tuesday, and Ma
.-Irror viii that evening deliver an adj
t-.s. IN The relation of the university TO
I.uu .lc schools.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-28
Another Fakir In Town.

A good fakir with a new scheme made
his appearance in the city yesterday. He
was a white man about feet inches in height
with light complexion. He went to No. 2sO2
east Marshall street and left package with a
Young lady, which he claimed had been ordered
by her father, and that there was s1.25 due on
the bundle. She thinking that his story was true
paid him 81 and told him to come by this MORN
ing for the balance, which he nj once agreed TO.
When the gentleman Of the house arrived and
his daueh liter told him what had occurred he
opened the package and found that It contained
q block Of lightwood. Nothing has been seen or
heard OF the man since, though the police are
keeping a sharp Lookout for the schemer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-28
IRREGULARITIES IN THE MAILS.
Efsct Of the storm Around Lewiston-mr
Refers Big Catch of Perch.

C~esao aienceoi the Richmond Dlsps'ch.l
VN>0B, n. c., April 25.-The mail for
O., office failed to reach here last night.
l Li- become quite common for the
fo-'ea-eut on the steamer carrying the
rl. between Fdent0n ana Plymouth TO send
O. iolett- containing tho Windsor mail 70
trs ouer o1lcc and the mail for some other
pr i.rr.
Vows reaches here from Lewiston that there
sss terrific rain, wind. hail, and thunder
F-n 80 thai place Friday night. Hai!-stones as
sra l- ,celn-eggs were found scattered
I-rn' rfOuad next morning, and the peas OF
o. rla,-- were completely ruined. Al the
Dlf.acr o, Wo0tyillc. a mile from Lewiston.
i--.r.i NJ large trees we're blown up by he
f.t- stable belonging 90 M. J. w. Hardy
s-s t.usI lovu and a horse In II kined.
W. talf.ee keiter, the champion perch-lsher-
nan 20 tis county, Informed your correspondent
Pei Bro caught with hook and line 2i3 white
gen.. Yesterday morning before breakfast lie
o. f. quantity u town yesterday morning,
,.i i-ri vefe iho largest ever caught IN Cashie
rrL
NJ AMI Mrs. John r. Smith gave a reception
q .-r .lls pe pls yesterday evening.
.-ma-row the Windsor Ledger viii issue a
i.lli et.u3n u that paper, in which most OF
l' prominent citizens Of the town will give their
ift- ou the building oil the Norfolk, Whining
ID al4 Charleston road.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-28
Baseball Seasonal Home Burglar.
fSpecial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l

LYNcHBURG. Va, April 27.--The base ball
season will be opened here on Friday after
noon oy a game between the Richmond College
and the Lyncbburg Young Mems Christian Asso
citation teams.
queer case OF burglary is reported from Blue
Ridge Sorinss. For some time Nj. :. Ryley. u
merchant OF the place. has been missing goods
from his store and he could not account for Their
disappearance. On sunday night last, while
moving some articles, he discovered a secret
trap-door, and on lifting IL up discos cred large
man lying below on several woollen comforts and
quilts that he had missed from his stock. lie
went 10 his house short distance away TO get
hts gun. but while be was gone the man dsap-
reared and he has seen nothing OF him since. A
large amount OF goods was discovered IN the
hole aud were reclaimed. Ryley thinks be got
everything stolen, with the exception OF $40 or
Sl5 worth Of canned goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-28
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET
Reported for the Dispatch.l

APRIL 27.-Oferings OF tobacco at auction on
Change to-day. 32 packages, aud no reflections.
Highest price. sl4.15; lowest price, sl.5O.
Private sales to-day: Filters, 8; wrappers,
90: smokers, /; darks 91-total, ia hogs
heads. shOcSoe sold to-day 10,s0O pounds
bright tobacco; highest price, S2s. Crenshays
sold to-day $3.50 pounds; highest price, sll.
sales TO day showed up well on bright loose at
sale al Crenshaws. Nothing WAS neglected on
the break, and prices were quite full, $50 be-
ing tho highest price ct both Planters' and shel-
burne's. Not much standing improvement IN
quality OF wrappers tc-diy. The dehciency In
face and body Is yery apparent.
Old wrappers are are In good demand, ana
the market has an advancing tendency on
standard grades. with something Of O specula-
tive turn in the air among mo1eyed men. while
those OF lesser means sec mighty rise In the
futurS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-28

Springs continues 10 increase constantly. thu
prospects arc Of an carly and crowded season 81
shis point.
Miss somcrs Anderson is visiting relatives In
Augusta
Mr.. William II. Bryan Is absent on Walt 20
friends Ia Bctetourt
Among the visitors AZ this place are Mise May
Kettle, Of Beverly, w. Va, gucst Of her aunt,
MIRA krvin; thc Nis~ bishop, Of Richmond,
euoets Of Captain samuel Anderson.
Captain LOWS Hnrnan, OF Clifton Forge, In
here attending 70 his land interests In this
county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-28
gIN ANClAI.
Richmond and Nest Point
Terminal Railway and
Warehouse Company.

TO THE BONDHOLDERs OF THE RICHMOND
AND DANvILLB SYSTEM AND THE EAST
TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA
SYSTEM:
THE PLAN OF REORGANIZATION OF THE
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TERMINAL
RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY.
DATED MARCH 1, 1892. PROVIDES FOR THE
RETIREMENT or YOUR BONDS AND THE ~
SUE OF CERTAIN SECURITIES IN PLACE
THEREOF. THE PLAN II NOT CoKRcIyE IT
CONCENTRATES THE PREVENTION OF RE-
CHrvERsHIPS WITH CONSEQUENT BANK
RUPTcY AND DIsINTEGRArioN or THE
PROPERTIES YOUR COOPERATION X
NECESSARY TO PRESERVE THE INrEGRI-
TYOF THIS LARGE SYSTEM or RAILROADS,
AND YOU ARE INVITED TO BECOME PAR.
TIES TO THE PLAN BY DEPOSirIN0 YOUR
BONDS WITHOUT DELAY WITH THE CEN
TRIAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK. Al
RECTTED IN THE REORGANIZATION PLAN,
sOME OF ITS ADVANTAGES WILL APPEAR
By COMPARING THE RESULTS OF THE
PRESENT SYSTEM or OPERATION AND or
THE ONE PROPOSED. BEARING IN MIND
THAT THE APPARENT NET EARNINGS OF
THE EXISTING PROPERTIES ARE NOT AND
HAVE NOT BEEN AVAILABLE TO THEIR
FULL EXTENT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-28
THE REPUBLICAN SITUATION.
Malone Lancston VS.. Brady-FIght for
Deiegates-Ruiing in Railroad Suits.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG. Va, April PA great deal
of feeling IS openly manifested between
the Republican factions in this city, led
respectively by Malone and Langston on
the one side and the friends of Colonel
Brady on the other, in reference to the
election of delegates TO the State and dis
trict conventions tomorrow night. The
most active kind OF work has been going
on on both sides for some days past. and
big fight will be made for the delegates In
every one of the SIX wards of the city. 1t is
expected thatin omeof the wards exciting
scenes will be witnessed, with the proba-
bihty of breakup and two sets of dele
gates, If any untairneSs is shown.
DEMURRER ovERRULED.
Judge Bernard to-day overruled the de
murrer of the Norfolk and Western Rail-
road Company to the declarations of the
plaintiffs in the suits for damages, aggre-
eating SS9, 900. caused by the fire in Bland
ford on the night of February 18th. The
defendant company made a strong effort
TO have the trial OF the suits continued for
ninety days. but the plaintiffs insisted on
q trial at this term of the court, and the
case was set for May 18th.
WHY WILKINSON WAS THRAsHRD.
John Warrenton, charged with assault
upon George Wilkerson. of Richmond.
was this morning sent on 70 the Hastings
Court for trial. The evidence showed
that Wilkerson, while drunk, grossly in
suited Warrenton's mother. and for this
cause he received terrible beating.
II is positively announced. on high Re-
publican authority, that the appointment
of W. W. Ashby. of Fredericksburg, a.
United States Consul at Colon was in no
wise due 10 the influence of General Ma
hone. hut that. on the contrary, the APP
pointment was made only after undoubted
p0sed TO the General.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-28
\ Iiobgood store Destroyed.

IT'IIIIF ne Oi TIC hichnOnd Dlspatch.I
Scor..' SD NICK. n. c., April 27.--News
A~ ifom HobcOod this morning that
sc.et teil loss his store and all tho contents by
.a.i uifht. Nr. Bell Was al church, and
= D. came out his store was falling in.
.'.-f "as saved, aud no one could tell how the
'o'iy Lynch, a lady about 60 years old.
~ q Monday and WAS buried yesterday,
p q" Naau conducting the service.
'.'- DO 10. swami, who has been doing evange-
49,. s9tA Tor the Presbyterian church near
~. l's 20 fned his work aud will move W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-28

o n. Of tho kicbmond Dispatch-i
On, "i S sPmsGs, Va. April 20. The Cir
IVY Court 81 this county. with Hon. Viii
h -. ~ eaghlin, VI Lexington, presiding, II now
h.,,..l- Among the lawyers from distance
az s'l'.ance are X. i. Parrish, j. X. Campbell.
Si.ss,.iSe A. hiseroomD, OF Covington; L. IL.
Nliug0n. $50 " "
e. !, ,,hsaeery locke, Ia large ono. bat very
Naese are new casez.
h-,.. pai'sseott. u whom suspicion Of burning q
tas.es nhhamsslile some weeks ago Il a.
,ts-.,' a'.a whom the grand Jury, ~ ~ last
~ for irisi. '"s'''" sne s>S1 ~ "''1'
'ss humber Of health seskorv n ths warn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-28

DNONNVIiNAi
Fixed charges excluding 10000
600 first-mortgagc bonds, 10 be Is -
sued only for additional property ~, fuo,ooo
Rentals Cincinnati southern
sl,O0O,000 mortgage, North Caro-.
lima railroad S26O,OOU)..."..... l."ou.oov
Total liked charges. eI,ooO,UOu.'
Concentration OF the numerous corporations un.
der one management will largely reduce the ex-
penses and In, rease the net earnings. The plan
makes due allowance for any improvements or
betterments which may be found requisite during
the next two years, with u view TO material re-
duction in operating expenses. Provision has
also been made for all car-trust obligations
(s2, $3.50, 50fl, and TO pay OF existing floating
debt (s6, 31O 900, since the pubbcatiou 81 tho
plan Increased TO about s7,3l0,OOu). The con-
mlttee Is 10 name the first board ot directors OF
the new corporation, which will be called THE
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY" In deter
mining the basis Of exchange OF old securities
! for now the committee has endeasored 10 exsr-
| else absolute impartislity aud TO treat al in'
| teres,s In fair aud equitable manner Over 20
| pcr cent Of the aggregate amount OF tho Rich
| mond and West Point Terminal Railway and
Warehouse Company securities have been de-
posted. together with stocks and bonds OF anxIi-
ary companies. the details of which have been
| previously published.
THE TIME FOR THE DEPOSIT OF ALL TER
MINAI. SECURITIES AND ALL CLASSES OF
STOCK Is EXTENDED UNTIL AND IN.
| CLUBBING MONDAY, MAY 2, 1892.
| THE TINE FOR TIE DEPOSIT OF ALL CN.
DERIVING BONDS II EXTENDED UNTIL
| AND INCLUDING FRIDAY, MAY q, 1892
| AFTER THE DATES ABOVE NAMED
| STOCK AND SECURITIES WILL BE RE-
CEIvED ONLY UPON SUCH TERMS AS Tue
COMMITTEE 1AY THEN IMPOSE.
THE RIGIT OF SUBSCRIPTION 10 THE
CASH FUN OFFERED UNDER THE PLAN To
| THE pgPos .rARIRs OF STOCK, AND PER
CENT. BONDS ,vILL BE EXTENDED TO SUCH
DATE AS MAY be HEREAFTER AD'Lh-
| TlsED BY THE COMMITTEE
Copies OF the plan Of REORGANIZATION may be
had a, Office Of tho Central Trust Company
| Of New York.
NEW YoRK, Aprii26. 1892
FREDERIC T.. OLCOTT,
OLIVER II. PAYNE.
FREDERICK ID. TAPPRN,
WILLIAM n. PERKINS,
HENRY BULGE,
II. G. FAHNEST0CR,
j. KENNEDY TOD,
Committee.
GEORGE 8. ELLIS, Secretary, "a Wall street,
Nsv YORK.. ap2d
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-28
Fast-Fnd Gum Club.

The East-End Gun Club held their first
shoot of the season yesterday afternoon.
w. A. Dickinson led the score. breaking % out
OF a possible % buds. Andrew Krause came Sc
ccnd, breaking 81. The other participants were
Judge j. c. Lamb, Captain c. ". Epps, Captain
j. X. Shepherd, Edwin Holman, j. NJ.
W. Carter. K. b. White, and II. Eppe. The on
GERS OF the club are Joseph W. Carter. president;
Edwin Holman, vice president; w. A. Dickinson,
secretary and treasurer. There will be q shoot
every Wednesday afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-28
HE NntstOne Lost-Jasper Nearly Craxed.
NrT.slln ieucs Of the Richmond Dispatch1

N.oUiVD NICK. n. G.. April pa white
= ll named Jasper Beal came here yester-
on r.u nelr hoykiu. Va, looking for a mad
e for supposed % be mad bit him last
Ihe log vas Killed and the man was
o.. To-day ron Boykin 20 Weldon 10 find a
.-4''..A- stone was applied at Weldon. bus
u, 800 VAS advised 20 come here TO see DR.. j.
. ua.l Mo hal a stone that has once been APP
ll'l N.ii elect When Or. Hall was found last
iti' De- l4I list the maidstone and the man
D-4 100 te treated. The unfortunate fellow
-ri 'rrg uneasy, for a physician near his
--.' ai hOYkin, had ADVISED that he be kept
p, i,i strong guard Tor fifteen days, and this OF
80 running tie man mad. Persons who
ni Nnra'hy f1r him here this morning had his
-'i- lHllicci, and his bill was paid at the
-',ia,-house where he stopped, aud he went
Va o. b0rkin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-28
WHY WILKINSON WAS rHRAsHRp.
vestrJmcn Eiected-Memorlai Windows

lCOrrespOnuolcco l lne hlSnhohu Dlsphtch,i
AMHERST COURTHOUSE, Va, April 26.-At
tue annual meeting of the congregation of
Ascension church yesterday the following vestry
was elected: }. Il. Jackson, George W. Dear
born. G. L. Scott, Charles l. Ellis, b. X. Harrf-
son, Judge william Diiard. J. j. Amber, and
T.. h. McGinniS Delegate TO the council: c. L.
Scott. Now stalned-glass windows have been
ordered for this church, and are expected 10 or
rive every day. Among them are two memorial
windows-one 10 Rev. John &. Hobson, once the
beloved and respected rector Of the parish. and
well known IN Richmond as q grandson
OF Governor Henry A. Wise. and nj
one time rector OF Christ church in TINT city.
The other Is In memory of Miss Daisy Williams,
daughter Of Rev. J. Henrie and Mra Indiana f.
Williams, whose untimeiy death at the age OF
IL some years ago our whole community
mournod and whose parents on the mothers
side for generations back have been Kind
friends and liberal contributors 10 the Episcopal
church here.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Jennings died at New Glas-
gov. in this county. on yesterday. She had been
Al six or eight weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-28
MARRIAGES.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Married
Yesterday morning. at 1890 O'Clock, at the
residence of the officiating minister. Rev.
William l.. Hatcher, d. d., Mr. A. ;. RICH.
ENBACH, of Richmond, formerly OF Coop
ersburg, Pa. and Miss JENNIE FLIPPlN.
daughter of Captain b. X. Fhppin. Of thu
city, formerly of Amelia county.