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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
4 General blaze Averted.

WELDON. y. c.. November 24.-The fire-alarm
called out tho citizens generally here this morn
ing. building on Sycamore street, the proper
ty Of Mrs. Hamhn Allen, Was discovered 70 Dc on
hre. The flames we're soon extingulshed. 10y
prompt action a general connagre1ion was
ayerted. as the wind WAS high and the building
OF very nammable material and al 10 thal
DeighD0rhocd are frame houses.
The windows OF several stores here have oeen
broken recently and goods taken from them
THIS morning the police arrested the thieves
several small negro pOysWbile 10 the act OF SELF
lng the stolen goods 90 an uptown grocery
store.
Miss Adiie Riddick, OF Fayetteville, who has
been ON a visit 20 the family OF Coionel n rres-
colt OF this place, returned home to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
AR KanGman,. sad Accident.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Disostchl
GREEN BAY, Va, November 2I.-Mr Frank ii.
Kaufman, while AT his saw-Inill to-day, ACCIDENT
ally got his leg broken.
evening. 49,
Nr Alley smith, OF Richmond, Is visiting his
aged mother and father, who are both very III
Mas er Henry Jones Is extremely III Win
fever.
Mr. w. q. Ellis, OF Wytheville, Va, arrived
here this evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
LOSS OF 1He ELLA r. LlTTLE.


correspondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch
CoBa's ISLAND. w.. November 22.-1ha
three-mastcd schooner Lila I. Little. Cap
tain Walter Ea,On ran ashore on the
outer bar of the inlet here tins mornius.
She vas soon boarded bv the CCtt--
Island i.,fe-Savil- Crew. who found her
loaded with poplar wood bound to Fhl't.
leiplEa, fou WAAcuyu, NG. she hlI
sprJ;n- leak uud became unmauageabie.
The crew was taken ashore by The life
saving men and are now safe al the station
here. The schooner and cargo VIII likely
be a total loss. The vessel AMI cargo are
yuiued st 900 and covered by insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
= Lost Horse Recovered.


I.YyCuBURG, Va, Novembe :, 24.--A horse that
had been l0st by William Tuck. Of Mineola, Pitt
sylyania county. was recovered here this morn
ing by a policeman. The horse was driven by n
hr. Woodbridge, OF Campbell county. WOOL
bridge had traded for him. paying another horse,
a COW and $40 in money for the animal Tuck
had offered a reward Of S25 for the recovery Of
hIs property ana The horse Was turned over 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
Geueral Ships Scientific Tour.

LEXINGTON, Va, November 24.-Gcneral Scott
Chlur. supefintcuIent OF the irginia Military
Institute left to-day on a trip OF feyeral we Ks
20 visit the Nqs-acnutetts schools Of Technology
~ Boston, stevens institute NJ hO5okon, Cornell
University. and other Leading scientific fchcoi3
Of the North for the purpose Of Gcquaiuuns
himself with thelr phy-iss. electrical and me
chauical engineering. and other branches ne'c-
sary fJr the advancement, 81 this line OF study Al
the Virginia Military Institute.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25

A white man named $. II. Atkins was arrested
.l tlr lhirl District yesterday chnrr"i Win
L.rafiu, and eute ing the dseilins-aon," o. n.
D.. ranfngc ana stealing Bait Of clothes and .
dl1mHLd rhiri-budou itse"ms that Adhil1 WIS
employed O. do -oWH painting ft the place en-
.ut 4,iy1Ifug- O' tLc mos. nee of the occupants
and ato.e che atoya-ug1loi artl'lfs. Ho Was ar
rested by Officers jenkins and Pillow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
Ihc T-anklln.etreet motel

Major Lewis GiuteT has returned from NeT
YORK. where ne went about ten DAYS ago "a con-
sult experienced architects with reference ~
me plan, for She hotel 10 lie erected by himself
and associates ON toe site Of General Anderson :
ro-iIenrc, on west fr1uklin street. The ground
Was LcIuy stnk al or yesterday. - Tar az can
bs as,sftalnod mono of tle details with refer
cneo 20 ;he construction of the great hos. cry
have been fully agreed upon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
5-D0LLAR
SHORQ-PANIS SUITS

are the sightliesL
That's why our 5-DOLLAR OVER
COATS are the Warmest ami tiiieat.
five struck out for Just so much profit
then we couldn't sell them for any less
that She 81 and 81 others ask.
It's 20 with the 10-DoLLAR line Of
BOYS LoNG-PANTs sUITs--we'vc
more kinds aud better qushtics than sig
and more-buys in ninety nine ont Of a
hundred stores in this country.
And RENTERS.
Just think Of Reofers for DOLLARsl
Tho I0-DoLLAR ones-the best ones
must be elegant growing out o. such
g. beginning.
You know the famous designers ar
no; going TO hide their efforts WHORE
buyers are few. 40 we gei them aIl-th
nsucst-the best. Every stylo II OURS
barring few staples that never grow
old-is a novelty.
Yen can 20 into every other store in
togn-see sll they've got TO show-and
then you haven't seen half until you've
been through our line. You haven't seen
one Of the gems until you sec ours
satisfaction calls parents here.
Saving calls them here.
Variety calls them hero.
Most Of them como here, too.
mrs @d SHOR STORE
as rrH o. clothes si0T,
tie strong points 81 one q
chdforferhtc 81 The oths,
tie youngsie,s' ims especiai
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25

Range OF the Thermometer az the iront-door
Of the DISPATCH ONCE yesterday:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
Bysiness and Labor Troubles

ATLANTA, Ga, November 24.--The Dafig Cti-
zen. a paoer started two months ago 10y tho A.
lanta Typographical U0iOn. was levied on for
debt by the sheriff to-day ana It's publication
Discontinued. IL was simply local paper, and
had no telegraphIc connections.
LONuON. Eng. NOveu4 Der 24.-Ihe secretary
Of the Master C0ttOn-Spinners' Federation a.
nOunces that eight ninths Of the spiDdles or
ganized IN the federation are now stopped or ara
running on half time only, affecting $4,000 en-
Dloveeg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25

Tie case ~ John I.ussuan, ch1rgei with
criminal n4-anit upon his dou-h,cr 70 .lB
in " gross iu the heuric0 County Court. no
.u. ,rI-t..us iu t1s case were given yesterday
lie testimony baiu" concluded, after which 'Hr
calr alrWued over until TINS morning, Wa.h
the case vail be argued and given 10 the J1r..
duch interest is bong manifested m the tr'a' ny
res.d.nts OF me county. the casa viii conclude
tl-..Y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25

Tonight the Beethoven Terrace Orchestra,
% Baltimore, will appear at tho Theatre ia an
nd ratly-sel 3'teG programme. The concer,
will Re for tho benefit 81 tho Snelteung Arms,
and this fact alone besides The pleasure that
tho programme promise, should be sun tent u
pack tho house. The sale Of seats has a.ro1d'
been large.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
Married. q nlchmont Meehanlc

Mas Annie a. Tray,or, u Hanover county, Wa
married last night % Mr. Joseph A. lheimtr q
young mechaui OF this city. Aftor the ceremony
a pretty reception was given the friends or the
bride and groom A. the residence OF the latter'
mother, on che Sea Hin. The event Was a happy
one. and among those present wer9 brother
ana sister Of the bride from Hanover
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
YRS. psrIb.n,'s Condition Improve

Mrs. Charles f. Pauhaus. Tho lady who Wa
90 badly injured by tho explosion OF cup Of
phosphorus aud chl0rate OF potash o. No. +Oa
north Tenth street. on "wednesday afternoon,
Was reported last night % Doe Ia slightly M
proved though stu very dangerous conditiO
The fingers OF her right hand, which were 80
badly blown 70 pieces, have not yet been ampu-
tnfpI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
Accidentally Fatally wounded.

LEXINGTON, Va, NoyomJer .4.-5ames hayr,
aged II. while out hunting to-day accidentally
shot himself Ia The abdomen. he ran rabbit
in'o a hole, then attempted 20 di.iodge II VITA
the butt OF his gun, when both barrels we're dis
charged, wOundlna him fatally
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
Died on tho Train.
SPECIAL teiesrsm 10 tho DtsDatcl

Especial teicsrain ID tuo DtsUebNh-I
ROANOKE. Va. November 24.--Just as the
1890 o'clock p. 81. train from the West arrived
at the Union Depot to-day Thomas Y. German,
Of Norfolk, az rOuts home from Hot Springs, Ara.
broathed his last. The remains viii De taken 20
NorfoIk to-night by hIs friend. Frank Gill; who
met him mere. lie died OF consumption.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
IT Is HYDROPH0BIA.
NORTH DANVg.LE GREATLY ALARMED
OVER AGsNUlNs CASE.
Between Forty and fifty Persons b'tten
by Rabid animal--A Child she
First m-Snti-Lfquor.
lspeclal telegram 70 The Dispatch.

DANvILLx. Va, November 24.--The peo-
Pile Of HoTth Danyillo are greatly excited
over a supposed Gaze OF hydrJphobia
in that town. On September l5th Cur
tis Ice. aged years. son Of Mr. j. A.
Lee. was bitten by small dog. Between
that tune and September 10th tho dog ran
amuck and BIT between fcrtv and fifty
people. on the 10Th the dog died, show
ing symptoms OF madness.
SAD ASNoUScnfENT.
On Tuesday last Curtis Leo was taken
sick and his case was suspicious, hut tho
attending physician kept his opinion -
himself until to-day. wher he aud two
other doctors pronounced the case 20 oe
one Of genuine hvdrophob.a, and there -
little hope OF the child's recovery.
aRrAT ExcIIENFcr.
As soon "a this awful announcement was
made tue people of Danvinc became mach
excited. IS Il WIS known that maDy people
we're bitten by the rabid dog. No other
cases have az yet developed, ort there -
great alarm throughout the community.
MEMORIAL so.
4 memorial No of Aaf-L,qHor. Rev.
J. X. Moffetts paper. waS issued to-day,
and lt is announced that the paper VIII -,
removed 10 Richmond.
was IN error I'D saving that Mr.. W. ".
Waddll WIS among the candidate Cor the
misunderstanding of this citv. Mr. Waddlll
saws that he has not been and does not "a.
pert 10 be candidate. He Is one of the
Leading business-men OF Danylilc and does
not care for office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
Speaker Crisp Nop-commItIaI.

10y LoAphi+iil ~ tho bi9P1bN'-i
ATLANTA, GA. November 2A-Speaker Crisp,
his wife, and daughte, are here to-day. They
will leave for Washington Friday. Tue speaker
called on Senator Colquitt this morning. He "a
nou-committal on the subject Of an extra session
n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25

william Felinou5o. youth employed ~ ". j.
Wntehurst's sash and b.ind-.ariory, was very
painfully injured yesterday about noon by hl4
hand being caught ia 50tno machinery, badly
decorating 20 IL. The ambulance WA summoned
mud the young man tgkeu 10 Inc Alnlshtu5e,
where the physicianB found 10 necessary % AM
putate two fingers. ST.. telthouso lives on north
Fifth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25

scoraANp-NecNs WEDDING.
sir. T. =. whitehead Harried 10 Miss
Lizzie Lawrence eption-Presents.
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Lizzie Lawrence eption-Presents.
iCouesoondencc Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
SoorLNp NICK. \. C., November "a
For weeks the absorbing topic with the
Young people here has been the approach
ing marriage of Two OF Scotland Neck's
most popular young people, Last night
had been set for The occasion, aud long be-
fore the hour the Baptist church WAS
packed to Overlooking 10y friends anxious
10 witness the interesting ceremony.
The church was beautifully decorated
aud brilliantly lighted, and Just a. $3.50
Miss Leila Shields touched the keys If the
oryan and the sweet melodies OF The we'd
ding march announced the entrance OF the
bridal party.
Mss Lucy Dunn marched down the left
aisle and crossed 20 he left IN front Of the
altar: Miss Pattie Vaughan marched dOwE
the right aisle and crossed 70 the right Of
the altar. Then came tho flower girls
down either aisle. Misses Huidah Josey and
Blanche Lawrence, scattering snOw-white
flowers a. they passed. Then followed
Messrs. 4. Mcdowell and l.. NJ. Pittman as
ushers. aud last came tho bride, Miss LIZ
Zie Lawrence, leaning upon the arm OF the
groom. MIR. F.. L. Whitehead.
At the altar stood IN waiting Rev. ). D.
Hufham. OF T8rborO', the old pastor OF the
tAATGn mere Anu tl Allf IilAAf h4AhA |iVNA''
Tho ceremony was performed with great
solamnity. and the couples filed out as they
had come in. The bride and groom were
both handsomely dressed and were the
recipients OF many congratulations.
THE BRIDAL COUPLE.
Tho bride is the beautiful and accom-
plished daughter Of Mr.. J. II. Lawrence,
Of this place. and Is well known through
ont this entire community.
The groom "a wrll-known druggist
here, il quite popular. aud il prosperous
ia business. The happy pair begin life
under very favorable circumstances.
After the marriage the bridal party re-
paired 10 the elegant new home OF the
groom, where a reception was given, az
which quite a number OF the friends Of
Mr. and Mrs. Wnitohead we've present. A
most elaborate supper was served, after
which the delighted guests spent an hour
or two IN pleasant conversation and then
dispersed. The presents were numerous
and very fine and valuable. A number ot
them were sent by friends of the BRIDE and
groom from Richmond, Baltimore, aud
New York
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
Fs, tcsfa VERT TO MEET HIM.
>'' 'lal O. Policeman Close AZ Hand.

''nd O. Policeman Close az Hand
".' Arrested SIR. sturteyant.
,... .. ". N,rlt-yaat. ship-writcr's clerk
legj. was charged in tus
yesterday morning with send
.. '-} uO4s letter 10 Miss Ellen
'ea benails asking her 10 meet
Nh. coy. cr Jf IWeu tieth and Main
~. a- alleged improper purpose.
..t.... A'i.a who lives on Denny street.
received such communication
t..a '.' morning. signed j. NJ The
r.ptt '''' became indignant aud went b
,.rttaa Brow1. who resides not far
etls-.i l'a.e, about the matter. This Off
st,.,ii.sa '4g note 20 Chief Of Police Poe.
,.e,, ~ ned ham TO have the young lady
.ltt's' Aau. Is requested, with white
''Llei around her neck, and Tor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
A Football Score Of o to o.

Especial IeleEFam % IHe DIsPaIVu'I
ROANOKE. Va, November 24.-A game OF foot
bah was played here to-day between the hoahoAe
Athletic ClIb and the Biueneld Nv. Val teams.
The score was D 90 0, after ardtought battle
Of three hours. The RoanoSe Athletic colors we're
crimson and white: BlueIed. blue and white.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
,v.r,,o ,snI,pd and We're Beaten.

4 very interesting game Of football vas played
IN Ashland Yesterday between the Ashlands and
HOBBS, Of RichmOnd. The contest resulted Ia
the defeat OF the visitors by score OF Il O. U.
The features OF the game were tho Tong run
made by Wallace Carr and the tacklng Of Minor
and WilDOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
Compliment to Gordon McCabe.


PETERSBURG, VA, November 24.-Captain w.
Gordon NcCabc, principal OF the University
School Of Petersburg, has been appointed by
the president-slect OF Harvard University as one
of tho ten leading Latinists Of this country 70
prescribe proper course and methods Tor the
study OF the Latin language IN the United
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
Fine gIontin Uncktnehnn.

Mcssrs. j. A. Spears and :. d. Trcyillian, ,nri-
neers on tue James-llyer division Of tho nesa-
peeke ana ONO railroad, nai q very successful
hunt ga BuekInghsW county on "Wednesday.
White hunting they flushed a dock OF DIris,
which lew INTO the dTcl.ing-hOuse Of Mr.. 4. e..
Uo.slny. They were caught and given 10 tho
ladies'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
stricken Win Pa alysi..

Especial telegram 20 the DispatrhJ
NoaFosE, VA. NoyemDer 24,-Captnin Samuel
RaYrun xas sricksa with pa rtial paralysis Of the
len side today NJ the residences OF Air. George
w, shelaeld, on Yors s;rces.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
LYNcHBURG'S BIG BLAZE.
Property Valued at 100000 Destroyed
Two Horses Burned to Death.

Especial telegram TO the Dispstch.l
LYNcHBuhG. November u. A destructive
fire occurred this morning between 2 ana
3 O'Clock. between Seventh and Eighth be-
low Lynch street. which destroyed proper
~ 10 the value Of $50. COO or more; The
fire is supposed TO have started IN the ier-
tjlzinc establishment Of Wright * Crelg7
mi. on Lynch street. and had reached
Great headway before It was discovered
OTHER BUILDINGS.
The adjoining building, occupied by W.
A Hetferan's stained-giass factory, next
caught and from there 1t spread 70 the 10;
bacco-factory OF MAJOR S. II. Halesy ana
two factories occupied by Dunlop, stokes
a 90. and the new building. nearly con-
pleted of Bell, Barker & Jenmng, hard
ware firm. All these buildings were de-
stroyed.
BURNED TO DEATH.
Two fine horses occupying stable close
IN one Of the factories were also burned 10
death. The FIRE was not gotten under con-
troll until after daylight. II Is Impossible
~ get the exact figure of insurance, but u
il Estimated at about 100000. The origin
of the FIRE is unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
William Mckinley. ST.. Dead.

10y t5IokEtpu 70 tLIo DISlH NJ
CANTON, o., November 2+-Willsm hckin-
ley, ST., the father OF Governor Mckinley, died
this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
ACROSS TIE JAMES.
..,,,cr At MIDLOTHIAN OF Nh
.yeolD AND MISS MCA",
Observance q Thsoksg''iog Very
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
nTHER RnILpLNNS.
a JOINT STATS CELEBRATION.

Democratic Enthusiasm hagsd "i'"o"'
Restraint ON the Eastern shore
fcorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
os,yoocx. November 29.--Ihe greatest
roiitical demonstration ever witnessed on
!sa Fsstern shore took place yesterday IN
bonoy OF the election OF Cleveland ana
stevenson at Pocomoke CITY, Just across
he virginia and Maryland boundary hne'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
THE FIRST BEAUTIFUL SNOW.
A Foreiaste or Winter-The Measles Epi-
.dcmic Under Control.
fCorresponlenceo ID ~ Rlcnmlnl DIs0alch.l

fCorresDonlenceo o. the Ricnm1n1 Dlsoaich.)
NORFOLK. VA. November 2i.-Ihe snow
last night came up suddenly and was the
first Of the season and much earlier Than
usual. A cold wave sweeps down from the
northwest to-day, and the ! thanksgiving
holiday brings with IL a decided torotaste
Of the approaching winter.
1he United States steamer Concord -
daily expected at the hayward from Aew
London 10 undergo ropsirs 10 her ma
chInery, and then probably proceed to the
West Indies.
USDER CONTgoI.
The epidemic of measles IN the steam
ship Weimar at Cape Charles uuarauune
Is now under control. Seventy odd cases
have been transferred 90 the jamestown.
Tho sailing yacht Launger, OF New y crk,
is in the harJOr on her way 10 Florida.
IAIN-LAUU.
About dusk last evening Mr.. Edward
Carney Balm, a popular young man OF tins
CITY. and Miss Mamie Laud were married
by Rev. ". +. EaIn. OF GOrdonsvllle. uncle
Of the groom, at st. Luke's Protestant
Episcopal church. Rev. Mr.. Williams A.
sisted. The couple LETT on the Bay line
tor the North.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
WINSTON'S SC0URGE
The HANDSOME CITY AGAIN VISITED
eY FIERCE FLAMES.
Total Destruction OF the Hotel Zinzendorf
The Heaviest Blow In Many Years
Loss and Insurance.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.

WINSTON. n. G.. November A.-Another
destructive fire visited this CITY to-day.
The pride OF Winston, the elegant Hotel
Zinzendorf. is in ashes. The fire was acct
dental and originated III the laundry,
which was located in the annex on the
west side, and the flames we're quickly
conveyed to the main building, where they
put IN their work Of destruction with
furious rapidity.
SWEPT AWAY.
In about one hour this magnificent
structure was swept away. The FIRE de-
partments Of Winston aud Salem re-
spouded promptly, but were utterly power
less Tor the want OF water. the nearest
hydJant OF the city water-works being a
quarter of mile distant.
BAvED AND DtMhCEp.
4 portion Of the furniture was saved,
hut a. rapid handling was necessary much
Of It WAS damaged. The total insurance
was Sl00 900 on tine building and $4,000
on furniture. which Will probably cover
three fOurths Of the loss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
TIE south aud the Inauguration.

WASHINGTON letter-New YORK herAid-l
When Cleveland was 1rst inaugurated the
presence OF ti1zhugh Lee In nis gray uniform,
followed BY tho gfay-ciad stan and me mie.lons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
ASYLUM BOARD.
NAY THE BEST MAN WIN.
The Hot Pace from the start for the
Staunton PO,t-Ofiice.

f0orrespoudence Of the Richmond Dj5oatchl
SrUNToS, VA. Noyem Der 4.-Now that
the election /. over the Democracy Oi TINS
section Of the State. where there are few
uunwUmps ami fewer believer IN civil
service rcformtIi, wants TO see the Auaequ
stables OF the departments swept clean by
the Democratic broom. y here the boss
reel That be who wioli- the ballot
should WELD the broom. There promises
10 be "a lively night for the stanton post
Office. Area 1v there are five Rcbmonds
IN the field. Mr. William 4. Burke, az one
time on the State Committee and always
"A jealous aud effective worker. was Pos
master under the first Cleveland admins
tratl1u He is not HyerSr to accepting
the Office for second term. MIR. Burke
was an original Cleveland man of
course. Tie mad good record.
q, Postmaster before. aui Is understood 10
be on the most pleasant Germs Of arIu.lnJ-
ance with Adial the aYemau. George w..
NAV, an old Petersburg boz, a member ~
Mahonc's Brigade. who was at the Crater
with Welsl9er, Is out to VIII. ie Las a
host Of friends who are bending every
nerve Z, have HIM Wei IN front when the
apDolutnrnt ~ made. Mr. MAY uas been
dead stuck OH Cleveland from the first.
When Ar. Cleveland passed through
Stanton some Years ago ilr. May. with s.
large crowd, was at tho station 90 vel
come HIM, and made the tat -tatesTnau's
sides shake as the tram pulled out oy yell
in MI President. we need thee every
hour" Nr Nays friends say the man VINO
beats him VIII have the race of Lls lie n
dOingsp.
Mr. William r. McCue IS ore Of tho most
neutrality-suspicious. Joy the post-Oilce
stakes. HIS record is Of high class. tie
has been IN the forefront always IN doing
80. Z
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
DEATHS.

MOORE. Died, at the Retreat for the
Sick. November n. 1872. a, SIS l.. NJ.
JAMES X. MOORE.
Funeral notice hereafter
MOSELEY. Died. etAtlanta, GA. Tues
daY evening, November p, THOMAS STE
VENSON AOSEIiEY. IN the 3ith year 81
his age.
Funeral from Grace Episcopal church.
this city, FRIDAY MORNING az II
O'Clock. Friends are invited 10 attend.