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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19
SEVERAL COUNTY CONVENTIONS.
Essex Delegates Favor Hill, and Nearly
ALI Delegations Upirstraoted.


Especial telegram 70 tho Dispascb.l
TArrAnkSSocs, Va. April 1s.-Essex Demo
crate ciec,od to-oay nine delegates 70 Tho May
convegton as follows: A. s. Garnett. J. NJ. Ter
rill. Thomas X. Biakey, y. II. Bagby, J. 9. Crsw,
Dr.. William $. Halle. William Campbell, X. N.
Nealo. and IL. l.. Eewpill They 80 uninstrocted,
but q majority n not oil them favor Hill
know OF no Cleveland delegate nom this county
Rockingham Elects by PrimarisA
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
HAHRfsoyBrRG, VA. April JS.-The Democratic
County Committee to-day issued call for ais
tlict primaries 10 send delegates 10 the state
convention Toe magistcrial distficte VIII elect
tho delegates direct. without any county conven-
ton. Rockingham is entitled 70 thirty-two dele
gates.
York's Delegates Uninstructed.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch-)
YORKTOWN. VA, April 1s.--Foilowing are the
delegates from York county: Poquoson-Cal-
tam w. J. Stores and DR.. Wilton Hope. Graf
ton--Dr. Il. X. Power and j. NJ. Smith. Nelson
J. +. Hubbard and j. w. Rogers. Bruton-b. n.
Ewing. All are uninstrncted.
Amherst Delegates Uninstructed.
Especial telegram 70 the Dlspatch.l
AMHERST COURTHOUSE VA, April 1s.-The
Amherst Democrats elected nineteen delegates
to-day 20 the Richmond convention delegntioh
uninstructed but prevailing sentiment for Glove
land.
Roanoke Elects at NAV Court.
Especial telegram 20 the Dispaton.l
SALEM, VA, April ls.-The Democrats VIII
meet at May court 70 elect delegates 10 the hicu-
m0nd convention.
ALL PREVIOUS roR HILL
THE counties preyioutly reported as having
elected delegates are Henrico, Henry, james
City, and Prince George-all OF which send Hili
men.l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19

see; mixed western, sSas09<e co6s1-0p-
ticns closed steady and uuchxnged 20 d0yn;
April e12.35; Nag, 4f9.10s919.l5; epet no
S S ~ sssndssd 4, s;<ssss@; esspscsi and
lated, 4szs5s<c. soiassss Nov Jriesnss DAN
bus arm common to fancy, 35s15c hiee quiet
and steady: domestic. fair b extra 4>ta0>9;.;
Japan, 5,ssS,sc. Petroleum steady and quiet;
redncd, New yorx, 1910; Philadelphia and
Baltimore. tJ.05. cotton-secd oil nrm And
quiet; crude. ys,<c. bid; yellow, 3lto pa.
good, si.4sasi.50. Tnrpcntine duli g 3s1fs:oc.
Pork quiet ana steady: nsw moss ellaell.so;
EXTRA prime, slI.5o. Peanuts quiet; fancy
nsnd-plcked, nj issmers 2s.syt 6. a Eect
and quoted at si4asl4.5o; tisrcsd beef dull
CITY extra In fla moss, et4aS17. Cut-fncata easy
pirkied bellies, s5.s5as5.SDt; Shoulders,
s5.6stsas5.75; hams, se.yoase50; mddies
frm; short-cear, go. Lird Opened .e az ana ana
bid; city, s5.05s0; May, e0.5l bid, July, 30
bid. Yreignts steady and quiet; cotton . S-sd' ;
grain, ll4sod.
CHICAGO. April 18.--A shake-out IN pSrk woke
sSnss up in -. aSn 5ooson Of s~o
op.2--was discouraging 70 holders ana wns y
tho announcement was posted that tho reseip,s
Of hogs here amounted 10 3o,vov, .. i<,yvv
more than expected, there was nvev aunp'ns
10 $40, and recovery was very slow unsn luss
before the close, when portion OF tho loss vas
regained. The break nom tho closing ngures
Saturday 20 the bottom touched to-day was Jus.
25c. good volume Of stop orders came ou'
and trading was active, the local longs Also uh-
loading. At one time the premium on changing
over from May to July widened 2Oc.. tne
packers dong considerable business ~
this direction. Tho market reacted VI
sympathy with wheat Lard and rips were
com paratively steady. In the aosence OF toreSn
market adyices the business IN wheat Averages
| light. Tho fluctuations were confined 10 nose
rate range TIL toward the end Of the session.
| Cold and wintry weather IN France and England
| was the latest pieco Of news Of an innuepusl
| character. and its coming when the Market Wa
| In q badly overstocked condition supfnea INC
| motive for lively bulge OF nearly 11Ac. galn
| OF 1lsc. since Saturday was established AZ ths
cloec. Corn was independently arm ana gained
| in the May future. The impression pfesaiieo
that receipts are not likely 10 be heavy ior somt
time, and the possibility Of an Increased proper.
ton being inspected into the contract grace tulf
| side OF June diminishes daily. Oatsruled cas-,
| because OF raiding by the bears, aud closed tsc
undor Saturdays last figures. 49,.
cash quotations: Flour-leeling nriner, pu
sales at unchanged prices. No. 2 spring Nnea,
sake: No. 2 red, S6lhc. No. corn, tVs4V,tc
No. 2 oats, 26sSa26lsc. Mess-pork, sos ~
$500. Lard, S6.22j.at6.25. short-ribs. 5000, y
s5.57N Dry-salted shoulders. et.foasf.oo
short-cleer, s6.I7Itas6.30. Whiskoy, si.ls'
Iha loadinx futures ranged as fC,loW5'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19

being a srecsal feature. AZ tho university
chapel 40 elaborate musical programme was
carried oat. ~ also a. the Presbyterian church.
Tho Episcopal end Baptist churches likewise
rendered triumphant anthems. Indeed. 81 all
the churches tbs muelc Was particularly fnc and
was very much cnjcyod.
a; the Episcopal church tho special Eater
onorlng for the new church amounted 70 about
$4,000.
Tdorrii, an Infant con Of Professor w. b.
urday inofninr. Tho remains were taken TO
WASHINGTON, ID, G.. and inferred In 0ienwood.
The hev. j. L. Lancaster. chaplain 70 the uni-
ycrsity, read the burial scrv!ces, returning IN
yerrity chapel
Mr.. Ernest Howell. Of Charleston, w. Va. Is
yisitng friends In ta.s city.
M. George Walker IL In New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19
POLITICS ON THE PENINSULA.
Alarm Among the Cleveland Follower
Two Successful Revivals.

Two Successful Revivals.
nrr-esponicnce Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
OllS.3cg. April 1G-As the time approaches
O. appointing delegates 70 the State Demo
c.a. Convention considerable interest is de-
ylaI1g here In the fortunes OF the various
0l1l.ies Tho great mass Of the people In
A.uu.- following the lead Of the Baltimore
OLD. ND tle itgiHsHa Enterprise, Doth OF
t...Irr .Illta i1rcclv here, are iOr Cleveland,
d.. tlr fa.l vn1 DO the lighting and can see be-
ri Oh. bounds % this marrow neck OF
l.ln a-e for somebody else. The fact
rI o. ariy on the counties IN VIZ
go ti.f have appointed Delegates have
l..s-1 or senator N!il OF against Cleveland
-Ffe4fT alarmed the Cleveland men IN these
OIL. Eli ttr lass issue o. The fcatnsnid E"tfr-
o. lUr.lis to TOO Cleveland men 20 come olt
n... .D.- l- Auul court 20 prevent the Hih
uel ii.a capturing the delegates TO the state
c4ull.n. 81 Cleveland should oe nominated
ta,r a. tne Democrats here think that defeat
tate.n. inevitable. They know that his fondnees
q kUFE.mu Republicans, his refusal 20 take
c-..al Fl.u tne great leaders IN the Democratic
t..il. l4I fl faluR tncif advice IN matters IN
>. a. .tay wore entitled % o. heard and re-
~ goo, dem Iaiized tie Democratic party and
81. lir4.ter 90 isSS.
aH. ST. bergman. OF the Southern Methodist
l.-tl, 0onlu-tng Il very successful revival
t..., nl4 l,ry. -. IS. Nicholson Is conducting a
'l-' meelnr at Pocomoke church, In North.
a.l., where tAero have been upwards 81
..I..iltfs. '.a
tis. Elizabeth Quinby, Of OnGncock, is visiting
t... 's .rI relatives On Richmond.
amor several very heavy rain-siorms, the YEA
t4tf ie c....f AGAIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19
"lNDePENDsNT POLITICAL ACTION"
A Biack-aud-Tan Meeting Endorses St.
Louis-Third-Party Ticket Probable.

correspondence of the Richmond Dspatch.l
SCOTLAND NECK, n. c., April 1S.-Ihe call for
meeting Of white and colored citizens at Rose
meath Saturday was answered by about nifty
white and fifteen colored men. 1t was made to
all who favored independent political action,
and the resolutions passed ratfying or endorsing
the 81. Louis platform showed the animus OF the
meeting. There was not single dissenting
voice, aud strong feeling for Third party pre-
vailed. ,..
The County Democratic Executive Committee
have appointed Monday, May 10th, .he day Tor
holding the county convention, and Thursiay,
May 10th, for the township primaries FROM
the present outlook there is u strong probability
thai there will be a Ihird-party ticket nomi-
pated although there has been no such conVen-
ton called. Some conservative Alliance men
say that there Is no such danger, but many
think there Is.
Mr.. James Catlin. who has been quite sick foI
some time, is able TO be on the streets again.
Mr.. T. +. Pippin, OF Hamilton, was IN town
yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19
A Negro Brutality Murders HIS VIE.
fsnscial te,eyram to the Dispatch.l

hnrn Icolored) brutaily murdered his wife late
Yesterday afternoon. He had been drinking.
and his fret oct o. violence Was to nre at negro
woman near his own home, who, however, es-
caped uuhurt. In a short while afterwards the
,a,nsr1erer entered his wife's homo and told her
he wished to speak 20 her. she replied that II
he wished TO speak to her he could do b In the
house. Thereupsn Blackburn drew on. a large
pistol ana shot the woman through .ne noar, !.
large party Of men at once went In search OF the
man. and after O considerable struggle the POI
lice landed him IN jail. The murderer mas been
cons cred a very bad man for some time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19
Tho Southern Associated Press.

New YoaY, April 1S.-A committee OF the
southern Associated Press had conference To-
day with the mem oers OF the New YORK Asso-
ciated Press The request OF the Southern AsSe-
cIated Press for recognition an association vas
fuily presented. Another meeting Is TO be heii
ON Wednesday, whom the decision OF the New
Work Associated Press will be made known. Inc
taIloxing representatives OF the southern Asso-
sSs1cs press are here: Eyan 2. Howell, Atlanta
Adolph s. Ochs. Chattanooga; Patrick Walsh
Augusta: J. II. Kstiil. savannah; 1. Il. stock
ron. Jacksonville; G. OBJ. Cowardin, kichmone
p. p. OBrien, Birmingham; j. c. Hempnill,
charleston. and W. W. Screws, Montgomery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19
NEW VesTRY OF BRUTON CHURCH.
william and Mary Coilege--A Dance nj
Carter's Grove-visitors I'm the Burg.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.1
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, April 1S.-The congrega-
ton Of f3ruton Episcopal church to-day elected
tho following vestrymen: DIR. Charles W. Cole
man, Dr. Van i. Garrett, Henley 7. Jones, =. NJ.
Thompson, II. ID. Cole, Leonard Henley, Jr., Pro-
fessor ]. l.. Hall, and DR.. James ID. Moncure.
Mr. John J.. Mercer and Dr.. L. G. Booth each To-
ceiycd ths same number Of votes. The congre-
cation decided 10 reduce the number OF vestry-
men from twelve 20 nine. IS,
Row. Tiberius GRACIOUS Jones, OF NOTION, WIN
preach tho commencement sermon at william
and Mary on June 2jth.
hr. ". G.. Johnston, Of WbeelerSburg, u, mas
been selected by the college literary societies 10
represent them ut the intercollegiate oratoficai
contest 70 be held in Richmond next June.
Professor William X. Gault OF Norfolk, and
Professor William q. Jones. OF Richmond, are
here spending the Easter HOLIDAYS.
Mrs Dr. Cannon and daughter. Miss Bessie NJ.
Cannon OF Norfolk, are visiting Mrs. victoria
Lee, east Gloucester street.
Among The visitors at "Cartefs Grove To-Day
are Miss Nettie Tuggle and Mics Sallio Epes, OF
Nottoway, and Miss Bessie Aylett OF King VIII
llar. number Of young people from here AZ
tended q dance tonight atthe Grove, gwen ny
Misses Booth 70 their visitors.
Miss Annie Merrill OF Richmond, AMI MISS
Nay Echols, Of Staunton, are visiting Mrs. Lyon
G. Tyler, College Lawn.
Mr. william Lindsay Bib, an old William ana
Mary student, now principal OF the Leading
school Of Roanoke City, Is here ON q nying visit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, April 1S.-rlour quiet: western
super, S2.50as3.10; do. extra. W loaS3.so 30.
family, S4es4.50; winter wheat, patent $1,000
"a So; spring wheat, patent, 81 1Oas3; DO. 30.
Straight, s4a0as4 80; receipts. s,151 barrels;
shipments, l,U01 barrels; saless loo barrels.
Wheat easy, No. 2 red, spot. sts4aoS ~
April 94Aa9iIkc.; May, ssAap2hc; S.ne.
receipts, 95, ll6 bushels stock. SO. bushels:
| sales. 10, 900 bushels. Southern wheat steady
| Fultz. 90ag7c.; LoagDerry, s3aosc. Torn easy
mixed spot, 4sAa4shc.; Apri,, 4sss "a y; .
steamer, mixed, 40l4a46lfc.; receipts, se,lS'
| bushels: shipments, 10000 bushels; stock
COB, 50s bushels; sales, 4l,0O0 bushels. sontn,
| ern con-Whiie easy az 41aisc.; yellow nrih w
4SlSa50c. Oats quiet and steady; No white,
western, 3Sa3sltc. No. 2 mixed western. 34l9a
/ 3Jc.: receipts 5000 bushels; stock, lgO,tS
| bushels. Rye quiet and steady; No. 2, sIaSSc.
| receipts. 40S bushels; stock. sl.o2y pashels'
Hay irmly held good to choce tnmo'ny, sisSI 10
Liverpool, per bushel, 3D.; cork Tor orders, pei
| quarter, 2s.9d.; cotton, pc. per 100 pounIs,
/ flour lac. per 100 pounds. Cotton hrm miu-
/ ding, ~. PROVISIONS steady aud quiet. butter
/ nrmer and unchanged.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, NO., April 1s.--Fiour weak ana un.
| changed Wheat closed AG7sc. above SATURDAY
| No. red, cash, Sac. May ciosod ~ S9'fc
July, 7gSSc. Corn very slow, but closed highei
and firm; No. 2 cash, $780,; May closeu az
| JDi1N. July, StilC- O1t3 n IfbCtOh btcsDt
2, cash, Soc bid May, 39hc.; July, 20sic. WINS
key steady at s1.13. Bagging quiet at o1tasc'
Iron cotton-ties, 81 .20asl.23. Provisions gene
rally easier with only Job trade done'
CINCINNATI.
| CINCINNATI, o., April lS.-Flour In moderst'
| demand; fancy. e4a$4,l5. Wheat In gocd ue
| mand and stronger Nc. red, e0lfaolc. Corr
stoady; No. . mixed, 42c. 0ats In fair denan'
| and easier; No. mixed, 3lAa32lsc. for
Qriet at sI0.37f. Lard in light demand q
| 1905. Bulk meats quiet OF e5.65. Bacon sIead
at s6.65a30.70. Whisxey quiet ct el.i3'
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, n. c.. April 15.-Tnrpensine-
Nothing doing Rosin steady ;stralned,S 10 200
STRANDED sl.20. Tar steady at SLID. Crudetur
pentiue stesdy; hard, c1.10; yellow dip an
virgin, s2.25.
NEW YORK COTTON FGTugEa
Nav YORK. April 1s.-Cotton-Net receipts
53S bales: gross, 1.ol2 bales. Futures close
ouiet; sales, III, 300 bales; April, s0.ss
$500: May, s6.97as0.0S; June, s7.O7aS f.Oo
| July. s7.I7aS7.lS; August, S7."oasI.2I; SCI
! tember, s7.35as7.36: october, s9.4ofsI a.
November, s755ae7.56; December, 800
s7.0G; January, s7.75as7.7o.
NORFOLK PEASUTMARKEE
lkeportod tor the Dispatcnl
APRIL 1s.--Market dull /; sales exfreme
light Of farmers stock; prime, NC. ext
prime, 25sc.; fancy, &C.; factory hand-picAe
| 3a4kc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19
EXECUTIVE CLEMENCY.
Claude Hickman, OF Russell, Pardoned-
The Governor Sick.

Governor Mckinney has pardoned Claude
Hickman, Of Russell county, young man who'
while assisting sheriff in search Tor an
escaped convict mistook another man for tee
convict and killed him. Hickman was convicted
OF voluntary manslaughter few days ago ana
sentenced to one year in the penitentiary. he
arrived at the penitentiary Friday and leit yes
terday for his hons. Pardon was granted on
the petition OF the officers Of the court In wnicn
Hickman ives tried and OF many prominent citi-
zens Of Russell.
The Governor Is confined TO his home by
vary eevere cold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19
A. and Is. X. X. Orgonlzed-Probable MUIR
der

TVOTTtspUTIITUCV
BRISTOL, Tenn, April 1.-The Asheville ana
Bristol railroad las been organized, with WI
liam NJ Cooke Jr., "a president. This road IL TO
n eet the Bristol, Elizabethton and North Caro-
lima road, which is now under course OF con-
struction. Work Ia TO begin on the road at once.
The city OF AsheYille has been asked 10 SUD
scribe the sum Of 800, 600 TO this road Reem
Creek, Ivy, and Flat Crock have been asked Tor
$40, ZOO. BY this new route the distance IRON
here to the city OF Asheyile Will be less thah IVo
miles while II IL noarly 200 miles ria Morris
town over the East Tennessee road.
A few days ago news reached here announcing
the death OF 1eyis Wallen. A log was sald 70
have rolled over him. which crushed him 10
death. Hts homo was at Big Stone Gap. Ihe
people of that town are not satisfied az 10 now
he came 70 bis death. A few days prior TO his
death be had a difficulty with one Dan RAINING;
IL il Thought that the latter murdered him ana
then snread the news that o log had rolled over
him Tho body viii be exhumed Tomorrow ana
an inquest win be held over him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
rRanorted for the Dlspatch.l

ApRu 1s.-There is no trading in tobacco to-
ssv western reports from Paducsh quote a
anil dark market. Louisville, KY, reports dry
weather. good orders, and light receipts and
orfertngs; generally strong market, With about
one half the hurley crop sold, and With grndu-
ailv higher market expected with busy farmiD
onsratlons. Darks more active, With LOO hogs
heads old Tugs cold for Spain and other private
Medium new Burley f,llers scarce and stronger
and nearer outside prices. Cincinnati shows
hieher market In working grades and lugs.
Enelsh reports are more favorable 10 North
American tobaccos and business for last month
in London was tho largest for q long period, with
sa lea OF over 1000 packages OF all kinds. some
huvine Is considered speculative In manufac-
tnring interest Western oilers were largely
dealt In on manuiacturers' and spectators &C
Virginia and North Carolina showed mode
rate business, old leaf selling fairly well, with
sales OF 40 terces strips OF former import.
New. lacking last years quality and color. does
not seli very readily. Moderate-priced semi
hy;ehts in GOOD demand, with small supply, Me.
alum leaf somewhat easier. A sale OF Richmond
darhs ia reported. Good, weli-favored, medium
aiers are scarce. Stock--vtrginia and western
tobacco exclusive Of Aaryiandl, 2v,347 hogs
heads. -
I. w. Hines, OF Rocky Mount n. O.. were visitor
| hare today.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19
COL NELSON, or HANOVER, DEAD.
o,,stlY Passes Over the River" ON
rss,er sunday Morning Mt Oakland.

a
FASTER sunday Morning Mt Oakland.
,...-e.n5nIencc o. the Richmond Dispatch.l
,--,y. Va, April lS.-rhe sad but not IN
,,-.ts.l til.ngs we're borne over the neighbor-
80 ,.sferday morning thst Colonel William
So fee- gallant old eT-Confoderate officer
..t.-.fl-ss soldier Of Christ, whose health had
81 ,isrningly precarious for sons time, had
3. tr. rn-rhariy appropriate radiance OF the
f..rf Easter sunday morning phinlessly ana
,,.e.fr "rlssed over the river a. ms nome,
tI,tanl. and gone on his well-earned eternal
'-c,.s-l Nelson Was the son Of Mr.. Thomas
So. b. "Oagland.' and was in his e4th year.
s.. ..-lv manhood be had been rs farmer,
f..r.,.r. chnrchman, and sOldier-a motestlY-
-rs..-a0ls ngurc in upper Hanover. AS a
t.ir man ho held an important position Ia tne
-lsIre in Richmond, but relmquished that
.r.r.fr lisparentsat" Oakland and manage
,'...t.fs for them Ia their declining years.
r,.f. 300 with marked success until the break
n. llt u tho war. During his ante bellnm
-,,e.-s- "a farmer he represented this dlstrlct
a.. s,I ecregtably for several terms IN the
t.i. senate.
OF THE sTOSEwALL TYPE.
To rsrn,lv espousod the cause Of the South
A.. .4.raI his services 70 the Confederate Gov
.r.r.rt IS cautatn Of the Hanover Artillery,
vI-a Holsrs. W. N. Eoniaine, Frank Terrell, ana
l1rl.fs Cooke as NfutthhhlS- he hVoh uo-
t-.t into one Of the most competent ard
f...,rrr.srs Ia the service, and at the clos OF
,t..tr ri. merit had won him bis stars az n
cra. ~ artillery In that immortal band-the
frrraf Northern Virginia. Ito was pfayeriul,
srnsrt Or Of the Stonewall jackson school ;
f-tatrulEh his ideas Of discipline we're at lrst
r..f..eI somewhat hsrsh, his men soon
l..rr.. t.reepenf and admire his stern courage
rlIt.I.. Dye lender. womanly devotion 70 them
rr.r.e, or wounded, and his deep and con
..re..iatude for their spiritual welfare lhree
f.... were Killed under him during the war,
ftt.aas never touched, and never surrender
o. g.s p.Ioled.
tre.t. war he returned 90 "Oakland ana,
trI iae changed condition Of affairs. sirug-
f.L until death. molly and maniully with the
r. strong wIu and unsclish consecratlOn 10
g..r..I tl tie happiness Of others that had
t..r. -t.-srterized him. In St. Martins parish
lsr... AS his fathers before him, truly pillar,
f-ltsi been a lay-reader and warden for my
s. H1s- 90, 4.
l.s.l ia laid 10 rest tomorrow at IL NJ. IN
u.tuuy buriai-s ground az the old Fork church,
frsaIslrts being conducted by his nephew, the
Er ts-Tsri Meade.
to.atl Nelson never married. Two sisters,
w. Na.or Joan Page. Of Oakland" ana MIS-
Dr. Robert Nelson, Of Charlottesville. survive
t-.as lo "a host OF nephews aud niecos and
itltgrs throughout the country, North and
s.'l 90 WHOM he was tenderly and deyotedly
dr.-.rI. and who warmly reciprocated his al
g.. o. Among his nephew arc Aessrs. Thomas
Has.l pace and ROseNcu Page, OF hichmOnd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19

NEW onrnApE, La. April 1e.-Ihsrs q gresl
6oisls sre matine preparations for the general
election tomorrow. vnen Governs eoo csne-
State olacers paEish sad sty c@sssss rspsssx, 3,
tastvs . inIbosh houses d me Leg1Mas1ro. ~ -
There arc four principal State s1ckcts N tne
Reld Two are Democratic -headed re.pecuve,y
b ef-0ovefnor 3. D. NeHscry And Aufpny =
Tostsr-and two are RspubNic.n- nsseea 70
Then there n the PArmsrp'- Alliance and Peo'
ples-party ticket, with r. L TanneeM. o. VIM
parish, for Governer. A. everybody ePparenuy
favcrs free ballot ana . fer couns tno inuss'
one and that large vots win be polled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19
Fire In a Photographic Studio.

correspondence Of the Richmond Disoatch.l
fAR4vILIK, VA, April 1s.-About o'clock
Yesterday morning nre was discovered ia the
photographic studio OF Mr.. w. Cal Brown, on
Main street The alarm Was 1T once sent out,
hui before the fiames were extinguished the en-
tire house was gutted by IRE and water. DURING
the day there had boen no fire In the studio ana
the origin OF the connagrstion IL unkn0wn. ny,
$4,000 with an insurance OF sl,2oU. Inc
building belongs 10 Dr. Paulus a. lrVlns' OF
Richmond, and seems 10 DO but slightly damaged
from without There was also insurance on 'ae
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19
sor HILL MEN IN The HILL CITY.
1he Powers to break the Practice Of Duel
luc-interesting Easter Services.


l.u--iuterestine Easter Services.
',1aa.l telegram 10 the DisDaich.l
LNTp.na, Va, Aprl 1S.-lt looks now as II
h~e ula be- a no. nght at the primary election
Oh he.l.i f1g delegates 20 the State conven-
iA lh- Cleveland people seem 10 be apathe-
g. -.'.olrh hoy are ia the majority, and the
pom uen ore very aggressive and awake. I'm
l.eyrluni people wake up considerably
u ! eil rci q fOlid delegation from this city.
H.'. ht. feiix, 90 the FIRST Baptist church,
'4Ar0i t0 his c,ngrcgat on last night that on
..i H4ts4f morning he would preach ser
.l leI4ng. lie said he had given the sub
t- a' dasl OF thought aod gone 20 some
--e collect facts, aud no believed there
up'crs which, N united. would break
ttmaa ir1ct.ce-the power Of the pulpit
p. t.r power If TIE press
iis-rf trrY.ccf we're conducted in nearly al OF
81 c-tf'ioi here yesterday. Ono Of the fea-
OF Mo Centenary Methodist Episcopal
,l..ca ace tne sing rs Of the infant class OF the
s-lii} 'lDlL lney sang a. the morning ser
Aa1 numbosed atty little people. 1heir
:. ihr Nss very fne.
+lt'n eith two heads, two tais, eight legs,
- ,ae ioiy was born here Saturday night