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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-23

boy 4 almost grown snd hAs teen e e
os6crn Farmer aud william stone's
daughter eloped from her fathers the
other night, the old man" being svefse
to the match. They soon found Il to be
iupoAslbls TO obtain marriage-licenae
parents. II IL thought tnev Win probably
60 TO Bristol or TO some other point Ia
Tcnnesses The girl il about sweet ie. !"
50 pretty ss picture, and Is worth All the
trouble she is likely 20 cost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-23
JoHNs HOPKINS UNIVERSITY.
Com msmoration Dsv Duly CsisbrAtsd-
Degrees confsrrssi-The Exsrc'se''
fBy telegraph 70 the Dlspssch.l

fBy telegraph 70 tho Dlspascn-l
B.yrxoyy. M, February 22.-This Is
Com me,ooration Day with the Johns Hop
sins University and graduates are here nom
ali parts OF the country. uniting WITH the
students in its proper. celebration. All
CONNECTED with the sturdy young institu-
ton met in the universi'y ou a.o,tx The the
alumn and the invited guests in LeyerIng
Hall: the fellows by courtesy. the fellows.
and fhe graduate students in tho eymna-
ann and the under graduate students IN
the pbysical laboratory. A procession was
formed under DR.. Edward Renout Is cniei
marshal and moved along Monument street
aud NJ. Vernon Place to the Peabody IN
stitute. which building bad been placed at
the service Of the university TOR the occa-
follows (tho undergraduates students as an
escort):
versisy and of the hospital. with the Gov
erpor of the State. the Mayor OF the city,
tho faculty of the university. the officers
of other institutions Of learning. and other
invited guests: the alumni OF the uni
yersity. the assistant physicians ana the
attendants upon lectures IN the Jonps
Hopkins Hospital; the fellows ana tne
fellows by courtesy; she eaHa'ua'e' 'o'
I
The trustees of the Johns Hopkins UNI
versity. of the Johns Hopkins Hospital,
and Of the Peabody Institute. with the
Governor of the State and the mayor OF
the clty. were given seats upon the plat
form with the faculty of the university.
Seats were reserved In the body, OF the
bouse for the representatives of kindred
| institutions and for invited guests, as well
az for the alumni and students of the uni;
yersty. The seats on the side-aisles and
| IN the gallery were open to the public. and
were speedily occupied.
The exercises in the hall consisted OF re-
marks by President Gilman; an address by
MIR. Hamilton w. Mabie. OF New York city,
editor Of the Christian Union, on The
University and Literature; an address
by DIR. George Ii. Williams on The Uni:
yersity and its Natural Environment"
and the comforting of degrees on the fol-
| lowing candidates:
doctors of Philosophy-William L.
| Deyries "a. Is. Johns Hopkins University:
| 1887; Charles L.. Poor q. b. College OF
| the City of New York. 1886: John U.
Robertson CA. NJ. University OF Virginia.
| 1880.
Bachelor of Arts-James w. Harvey. Jr.
| of Cantonsville. Md.
| The music during the exercises was by
| the Peabody students orchestra.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-23
THE DAY OBSERVED.
. PARADE, BANQUET, AND SCHOOL
EXERCISES m PETERSBURG.
s,.sov Randolph AdnInistsrs tho Rite Of
coearmasion--Less Laughs ~ Lock
smiths-Bisscn by Mad-DoS
.,,.-.,.,,oa.noe q, tho richmond pispasch. ]

,cor,cspondencc Of the Richmond pispatch.l
pvr,nsnrHo. Va. February 22.-Ihe
rnnior Order OF United American me-
cbanics observed washsngton's birtnday
hs parsde of the four councils In this
"a Tho line was formed on Bank street
"a o'clock and was headed by A. L. hiil
ca,op drum.corps. A parade was made
,h,ouch the principal streets. Tonight q
,anoue, was gwen in wrighps block, at
which several hundred persons were pres
ont. The Petersburg Grays also paraaed.
In the public schools special exercises
aere held and addresses were deiivered oy
several members OF the school ooafo'
CONTINUATION srgvfcxs.
SATURDAY night, at st. Johns church,
o;oson Randolph preached and admins
,s,ed the rite Of confirmation TO a class
y, eight candidates; Sunday morning, at
C,sce church. he confirmed class OF SIX
,sen. and Sunday night, at the remnant
,,,,ss,mi'o,,ai church 10 Blandford. he con-
sr.and seven persons. On Ash w ednes-
AZ bewill return 70 the city and administer
he night at st. Paurs church.
RUNAWAY MATCH.
Mr.. John Farthing. a well-known young
man OF ms Cltls ttubitJ tNi ~ th' eCOe~e''-
so@,orv of the s. w. Venable Company. IN
rs CITY. and Miss Annie Totty left this
lining for Halifax county. n. c., 10 be
snsrried. This step was taken IN order 70
svoia the opposition of the young lsdy's
friends and relatives.
DOC BITES TWO PERSONS
Sunday morning q dog, supposed to be
rsS bjt Mir. John Wingfeld. miller,
,t,onch the foot and then attacked little
Ssnchter Of Mr. A. A. Brock, biting her
IN The arm. lie was killed by order OF the
Mayor.
PERSONAL.
WILL. Cook, prominent Mason. was
,a,aiyzed Yesterday. He is a well-known
ne,nter in this city, and IS identined with
,osnv other secret orders in the city.
Mr.. John q. Jackson and MIR. Montgom'
comery jackson lett this morning. for
louisville, Ky., 10 attend the bedside OF
n, Charles A. Jackson, Of this city, who
j. dangerously i'll. Fears are entertained
OF his recovery.
Mr A. A. Traylor, one of our most sub
s,antial contractors and builders, Is dan
rerously Ill.
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Es.lss q va!!ss,lsS 49, x .sS &
d:;::sEI g. my i.,al ne .ssfS FAX


Many Lives Let II tho Beoeos es0s
Abroad Vessels Asbsss.
(By AugIo-Amseiaa cAbls 70 shs DispatcA.l
Loxpon, February 22.--Ths steamer =.
ported yesterday lost Oh Psnxance Va the
Violante (Britlsb), 661 tens, from kotter-
dam for Liverpool The Norwegian bark
varro and the British brig Esther are
ashore near Wexford. Their crews were
landed safely. A man lashed TO spar was
washed on the beach q Pensancs. He Wa
alive, but has not yet been able to talk.
An unknown chip went ashore on Cape
Spartel, northwest coast OF Morocco, ct
the entrance Of the straits OF Gibraltar.
Every person on board was lost. The
French steamer that foundered on the
Scilly Islands was named the Trignac. The
British bark City of Liverpool. Captain
Evans, from Pascagoula December 18th for
Hayre. was abandoned in . sinking condi-
ton January 28th In latitude IS north,
longitude so west. Hsr crew have arrived
at st. Vincent. Tho City OF Liverpool
shortly after she left Pascsgouia eprsnR
aleak, and put in at Havana. where she was
caulked, and again sailed. :.
A large steamer from Glasgow for south
Africa stranded at Morris Castle, Wex-
ford, Ireland, last night. Her people were
taken OF this morning by means OF tne
brooches buoy. The steamer Iunisie Is
ashore on Lundy Island, at the entrance to
the British channel. Her crew was also
rescued by the use OF the breecnes puoy'
Numberless minor disasters are reported
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-23
Mayor, secretary, and Treasurer
fsnsriaI telegram to the Dtspatch.l

WINSTON, N. c., February 22.-Tbe grelt
interest manifested in the election OF CITY
officers by the new Board of Aldermen was
ouieted tonight by the announcement OF
fbe caucus election of K. b. Kerner for
MAYOR. and Z. II. Wilson for secretary and
treasurer. Candidates for the mayoraity
have been numerous, but no other name
was presented at the caucus. Inc present
will engage in business in the city. The
new board meets tomorrow for the rstifi-
cation of the caucus nominees.
The United States POSTPONED Depart
ment has ordered railway-mail service to
be put on the North Carolina Midland road
between Winston and Clemensvilie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-23
CELEBRATED FOR THE FIRST TIME.
| A Big Civic and Military Parade In Asns-
viiIe-Expending the Proceeds
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l


AsHEvrLLr, N. c.. February 22.-Wssh-
;noton's birthday has been celebrated here
for the first time TO-DAY. The banks ban , have
exercises this forenoon, including patri,;
Otto songs, aud the pupils were dismissed
at an earlier hour than usual; At O'clock
there was a public parade 6y the Junio OF
WHICH which that '' order. the Confederate Vete-
rams. the Grand Army Of the kepubllc
post, the Carpenters and yOine as Gn mon
Brickmasons' Union. hnignss .. A husas
bands participated. After the parade the
court house was crowded to listen to pa
triotic speeches.
;rananrated the work of Asheville improve
l menus to be- prosecuted from the s54s 900
worth of bonds already sold. Theproceeds
are now in hand, and street grading has S DC.
gun. The work on the new city hall has
been resumed and 1t will be pushed rapid
ly to completion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-23
4 SADLY STRICKEN FAMILY.
Father Quickly FolIows His Two DauEh-
tiers to the GrAve-The Mother Ill.

Father Quickly Follows His Two Daugh-
tiers to the Grave-rhe Mother Ill.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispstcnl
LrEspURo, Va, February 22.-Mr. W. h.
Houch. a highly esteemed and worthy
citizen of Waterford neighborhood. died
on TUESDAY last aged about IS years. 1t
was another case of death from the preya-
lent grip, and was in every respect dis
tressing one. When the disease first broke
ont about here one of his daughters left
home TO assist in nursing q Deighbor who
was i'll with it. She herself was taken and
her mother went to nurse her. The mother
was also stricken and remains yet III q
serious condition. The daughter died.
Two weeks ago another married daughter
living near was taken Ill and she dled.
Now the father has passed away, the
mother is absent and i'll, and it is reported
that as vet she has not been sufhciently
better to have been informed OF the deaths
of the married daughter or her husband.
Fairfax Minor, former citizen OF Lou
doun, but more recently of Alexandra
county. and a son of the late Colonel John
W. Minor. of this county, died IN Alex
andria on Thursday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-23

recent Don "a e.: "a e. 1900 q .:l': .s. &
g: U.,: !; i ss: -; AZ sg ssSsE Cms sae
tss Oh CrsdeutiAls, Nh. RFesi4eoS n ~
son delivered ~ sddysas Ct welcome, sno
Mn. BFeckinridgs. the VIE OF bepLe1ar
tive Breckinridge, Of Arkansas, responoso
nistsd Ia erect national hall for the use
OF this society In this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-23
LIMITED IN LYNCHBuRG.
Married at Pelham, N. C.-ArraDging FOL
m Amateur Baseball Game.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.'
LYNcHBuRa, Va, February 22.-The Gel
ebration of Washington's birthday was
yery limited, and was confined to salute
by the Artillery Blues late in the after
noon.
Candidates for the mayoralty are becom-
ing very numerous, and it is thought there
will be dozen IN the race before the pri-
mary comes of.
ENUMERATION.
George A. Ponder. of Amherst county,
and Miss Sallie Huson, of this city. board
ed the afternoon Richmond and Danville
train Yesterday and were married last
night at Pelham, N. q. A telegram tbs
morning from the couple to their friends
here announced that they would 20 South
on bridal tour.
BAsH-BALL.
Professor Harrison, of Randolph-Macon
Academy, is in the city arranging tor an
opening game of baseball at as early o
day as possible between the Academy team
and the Bellevue High School boys.
Revival services are being conducted al
Centenary Methodist Episcopal church by
the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Atwill, and are at
tended by immense congregations every
night. The services have been very sue
cessful and promise to be continued for an
indefinite time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-23
BEATEN TO DEATH.
His Body Then Cut Up and Burned In
Stove.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

10y tcIeBraPH 70 11o 0'05"'-' . .
ToRoSro, ONT. February 22.-The chief
of police of this city has Just received ip-
formation of very sensational murder. 1t
appears that few nights ago q peddler
sought lodging at hotel in Loretto..
small village in AdJala county. Simcoe DIS
.rict. populated almost exclusively by
villagers in a jolly mood, drinking. and
smoking round bar-room fire. They de-
manded song from the peddler. who hesi-
tated to comply, saying he knew nothing
but Orange songs. The. crowd insisted
and the peddler complied, but the senti;
ment of his song so exasperated the crowd
that they fell upon and beat the man to
death. Suddenly sobered by their mur;;
derous deed, they shut up the house and
spent the rest OF the night IN cutting up
the body aud burning it in the stove.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-23
WESTINGHOUSE UNIVERSITY.
The Eightieth Annual Celebration OF the
Washington Literary Society.

Washington Literary Society.
Especial telegram 10 tho Dispstcn.l
LEXINGTON, Va, February a. - The
eightieth annual celebration Of the Wash
incton Literary Society took place this eve-
ming at o'clock in tho Washington and
Lee University chapel before large au-
dience.
The music for the occasion was furnish
ed by the Thalia Orchestra of Washington
and Lee University. composed OF the fol-
lowing students; George +. Lenest. direc-
lincello; A. l.. Dabney, flute j. b. Dab
ney, l.. =. Dillon, J. H. Laird, nj. IL. Webb.
C. g. Price, guitar, and l.. Calhoun, piano.
Following are the officers of the society (:
President, w. H. Keisler, Virginia; Vice
President, s. G.. Clay, Kentucky Secre-
tary. X. n. Riggs. Illinois; Chief Marshal.
I. N. Jack, Texas. Committee on Invita-
tion-W. X. Vance. J. ID. McRae, Walter
McElrath, Is. A. Judd, and &. w. b. Har-
ris.
THE EXERCISES.
In the evening the Washington and Lee
chapel was filed with large and fashion,
able audience. The exercises were opened
by the President, Mr.. w. II. Keister, in
PRODUCING as first declaimer MIR. L. Nj.
Seewell, whose subject was. Natures
Orator" followed by MIR. }. U. Goode as
second declaimer, whose subject was
1.-The Tramp" Mr.. j. U. Goode was
awarded the medal for the best declama-
ton. The subject for the debate was :
Resolved, That the signs of the times
point to the downfall of this. our Repub-
lie" Mr.. II. B. Gilmer and Mr; L. ).
Jones on the affirmative. and MIR: r.
Thicker and l.. M. Crouch on the negative.
The debates were of O high character,
and the young men handled the question
admirably. Mr.. L. NJ. Gilmer was the sue
cessful debater.
THE JUDGES.
The following gentlemen acted as
Judges: Hon. w. A. Glasgow, Rev. r. j.
Pret.yman. and General Scott Shipp.
The day was observed by the usual sus-
pension of studies at the Virginia Military
Institute and the Washington and Lee
University.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-23

Correspondents Of tins Richmond Dispasch.l
SCOTLAND NECK. N. O.. February 0-Mr.
In. Mswborne. of Kinston, Alliance leo
tnrer tor this district. spoke here Saturday
to q large crowd OF Alliance men and
Others. His speech was well received and
he made good impression. Mr. Mewborne
wa the Democratic nominee for Congress
from this district . yeas ago.
Mrs. Frances Debrule, an aged lady OF
this community. died Friday OF pueumo-
mia, en-,
returned home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-23
DEATH OF Mr.. DUNCAN c. WINSTON
A Gallant Confederate Soldier, Abie
LAWYER, and Good Citizen Passes Away.

LAWYER, and Good Citizen Passes Away
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WINSTON, N. c., February 22.-Duncan
G. Winston. one OF the most promileh.
LAWYERS of this section of the State. died
Yesterday at his residence in town, in the
5lst year of his age. MIR. Winston arrived
home yesterday evening from Colerain, IN
this county, where he had been all OF the
week attending sale. He complained OF
having a pain in his back and side and In
a few minutes he died. He was brave
and gallant Confederate soldier, and joined
the First Regiment, the Bethel heSi-
ment," and served as private until the
regiment was disbanded. he then again
enlisted and was elected to heutenancy
and served through the war: lie was wa,
twice wounded and was captured anG
confined in q northern prison severa'
months.
vIRaINIAN.
Mr.. Winston was no politician, but de-
voted his whole time and attention TO the
practice of law, and had few equals and nc
superior in this section of the State. he
was member of Charity Lodge. +. "A. A:
NJ. and q communicate of st. Thomas
Episcopal church. His ancestors came
originally from Virginia and settled III
Franklin county, in this state, ana ne
came from the latter county whsn poy "
this town. The Winstons OF your city are
near relatives of his. His uncle, the iate
Hon. p. II. Winston. of this county, In.
formed your correspondent several years
ago that every one of the name IN the
United States was of the same family. a:
they all traced back to Virginia, and al
claimed relationship to Patrick Henry.
-FOUR PATRICK HENRYs.
In this State there were four Patricl
Henry Winstons. The first was Patrict
Henrv Winston. who was Attorney Genera
of this State before the war. The late
Hon. +. Ii. Winston, of this county, who
died few years ago. aud his son: Colone
Patrick Henry WINSTON, United States DIS
trIct attorney Of Washington, and duncan
Cameron Winston, who was given ina
name Int when he came to this count,
his uncle changed his name to Duncan
| Cameron, as there were two otners-nim
self and his son, Patrick h., Jr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-23
Rhode Island Prohibitionists.

PROVIDENCE. r. J.. February 2.-Ihe
Prohibition convention made to-day the
following nominations to-day Governor,
Alexander Gilbert, of Woonsocket Lieu
tenant Governor. s, Taber,, OF North smitn-
TON of Providence: Attorney General,
Thomas H. Peabody. of Westerly General
Treasurer. W. s. Brownell, OF Newport. =,
The following delegates to the National
Prohibition Convention were chosen: W.
b. franklin, of Newport: DIR: benjamin
Green. of Portsmouth; H. H. ithardson,
OF harrington Alexander Gilbert, oi
Woonsocket; +. s. Pierce. of Wexford
B. i. Helms. of Kingston, John q. Tuck,
or, of Carolina. and Henry Z. Trip. o.
EransfOn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-23
Ewes Davghtsss.

Marion HaYland. ON pages 1os and ~ Of
her Dopulsr work. Eveb Daughtere; o..
Common Sense for Maid. Wife. and NO
ther," says,
For the aching back-should It b sloy
in recovering its normal strenRth-en Al
cocks Porous Plaster 4 On exoellent CON-
tortsr, combining The sensation OF the -;
tsinsd pressure Of . etrone. warm ns1o
with ceftsin tonic eu9litiee deyelopeo u Y
re veorine. Il should Is kept ovee re
seat of uneasinego tQ. several dnye--m o.
stinass essss tor ps{hsgs : icssn, 9. n9s|...,,.
FOR pein - ~ ~! Weo6 @ 4nee. 4. y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-23
PALMER AND THE PRESIDENCY.
The Senator Thinks Cleveland would
Arouse tho Enthusiasm Of the Masses
80 tha nianotch

CHICAGO, February Ex-senator John NJ;
Palmer is still true to Grover Cleveland
despite the temptations of a presidential
nomination freely offered by the Demo-
cracy of Illinois. In reply to letter from
William Florence. resident OF Irving
Park. Ill, under date OF February list. ne
writes ~ am interested in your remarks
regarding the national ticket, and certain.
ly agree with you in one particular, that
Cleveland would arouse the enthusiasm of
the masses of the people. The contin-
gency of my nomination for President is
so remote that it is hardly worth con-
sidering at all. l would not under
any circumstances accept the wee
presidency. could only be induced to
accept the first place by the conviction
that II was necessary that should do SO,
Q contingency that is very unlikely"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-23
Big Steamship stranded.

NORFOLK, Va, February Z.-lnforma-
ton has been received here of the strand
ing of large steamship on Cobb's Island
The MERIT Wrecking Company steamer
j. ID. Jones left for her assistance, The
gale at Cape Henry was forty miles an
hour to-day. and weather so thick that 1t
was impossible TO see anything: The
steamer Essex. which was TO have lett Tor
Fredericksburg yesterday. has not yet
zone ont.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-23
Richmond Terminal Reorganization.
(By telegraph to the ulspatcn.i

New YoRK February 22.-lt 10 now stated
on the best authority that the Richmond
Terminal plan of reorganization will not
be made public before March lst- Mean'
while conferences are being held with
representative holders Of existing securi-
ties with view to arranging for the e.
change of these on such bass Is VAL 80
cure the support OF these important ipte-
rests for the plan. The delay viii also
give the street time to recover from the
shock caused by the proposition 70 issue
q. OOO. 600 of stocks and bonds. and to be-
come familiar with these stupendou'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-23
THE GALE AT NEWPORT NEWS.
blowing with Universal Severity-Disas'
ters at Sea Looked for-Alrm Of Fire.

ters at sea IoOken tor-Ai&M VI AHS'
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.]
NEWPORT NEWS, February ga severe
northeast gale struck this city yesterday
and continued all night. The storm du-
ring the night was accompanied by ram.
Al fines the wind blew 80 hard that build
;nes in the city shook. No rain has fallen
today, and at noon the wind abated con-
siderably, but about o'clock it seemed to
take a fresh start and since then has been
blowing with universal severity. NO DIS,
asters to shipping have yet been reported
here. but news Of that kind is expected
AT any time. The force engaged IN driving
niles for the new piers had 10 suspend on
account OF theroughness OF the water.
While the storm was at Its worst. shortly
after daylight, an alarm of fire was gwen.
FLAMES had broken out in large lime
sbed ON jefferson avenue near twenty
seventh street. Fortunately the wind ear
ried them away from the buildings. IN that
ns,chborhood. Seventy-fve barrels OF
lime were destroyed. They were owned
by MIR. ]. Eugene White, VINO IL erecting
number Of handsome brick houses on Jef'
fersOn avenue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-23

fCorfsspondsnns q Ne Richmond Dispeschl
Wxpox, N. c., February A-Colonel
". ID. s Burewyn, Of Hsnder,on, = hsss
today d the interest OF . bank foe, Wei
don. Colonel Bu1gwyn met the puGne
men az The town IN the once Of ~. w: y
Daniel this morning: Re ouly asksd We:
70 insure The iistitqtjon. MOI q u
ne lsrnSan a HalifAx eozn4s =. ~,
erStci Win cotton, and WI sot.e beoed
"a ca = 49, .s's| - .. : s's'0a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-23
TIE TRIAL OF Or. J. A. p. BAKER.
A Jury Obtained from Botetourt County
The Prisoner Arraigned.
rs,.c,., ,s,egram to tho pispa,ch.l

Especial telegram TO tho Dispdtcnsl
ABINGDON, Va. February 1.-When the
Comfy Court met here this morning
large crowd had already assembled n TO wn
60 hear the preliminaries in the celebrated
RACER case. IL will bs remembered that
the case was continued last term on ac'
count of the sickness Of one OF the de-
fences witnesses. and that owing 70 the
difficulty of obtaining competent jury
here venire was summoned ii9m Do.o.
O'clock to-day, and all the afternoon was
Consumed in forming jury and in reading
the indictment. The prisoner whom ar
raigned presented his usual cool appear
ance. At quarter-past 8 the court 40,
journed till tomorrow at haif-past y
o'clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-23
Ass Nerve Tonic
Tan HoRsroRp's ACID PHOSPHATE.

USE HORsFoRD's ACID FHosPHATE'
DR.. 8. L. Williams, Clarence, Iowa, says:
:" have used it to grand effect IN case
of neuralgia fever and in uterine difficult
ties. Also, in cases where general tonic
was needed. For nerve tonic think 1t
il the best have ever used and can re-
commepd it most confidently"