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Evening journal., 1892-01-25

BERLIN, Jan 25.-Prince Henry Of Prus-
STA has bad attack Of the grip.
Evening journal., 1892-01-25

Fort MONROE, Jan. Secretary Foster
Is improving slowly.
Evening journal., 1892-01-25

sizes repaid BY express for 500. E.s.wslls,
} rsey City.
SOCIETY LADIES AND GFNTS should mn
cut the checks. neck. temples by using
'.FAURElLE H. possesses the virtues Of
pumping out shrunken. shriyeltd or urde-
veloped parts. IL pure and harmless, elegant
for the skin. 81 oO at Druggists.
Wells Hcalth Rene YER cures sexua' irdif-
ference.
Evening journal., 1892-01-25

Clothing cleaned, dyed and repaired by
skilled workmen at 911 Market street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
PARALYZED DARKROOM KEEPERS.
Judge Chichester Refuses to Grant Four
teen DEMONSTRATING Bin Killed.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA, May l2.-Alexandria county
had Nineteen bar-rOOms within It's limits
Yesterday morning. To-day 1t has only five,
and thew will soon be thing of the past.
RumOrs had been going around that Judge Chi
chester was going 10 refuse some OF the licenses,
but when al the fourteen asked were refused,
and the announcement made that none WOuld
be granted, the dealers were all parelyzed.
HIS REASONS.
Tho Judge, in refusing the licenses, said that
there were few, If any, men IN Alexandria county
who wanted them kept open: that they we're put
acOnvenieuce 70 the gamblers and scum OF WASH
ineton city: that the county had no police pro-
te. ton, and that he did not propose 70 have its
good name sullied by crowd Of Washington
rOughs. The liquor dealers VINO have been re-
fused licenses will carry their case 10 inc circuit
Court in order TO try and compel Judge Cmchcs-
ter 10 grant the licenses, they claiming that no
mas no good ground for refusal. The bnr-rooms
closed by the Judge are located In jackson city
Monte Carlo, Roslpn, and other places oppo-
site Washington city.
Tho question OF repaving King street with
some smoother material than cobole-stones was,
after n long discussion In the city council last
night referred % the Committee on streets. ! ms
practically kills the bis, as the committee VIII
not report il for some time.
The railway company, which had torn up the
street 10 put down its track, this morning CONF
menced repaying with the old material
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
BoIeTouRT NOT FOR CLEVELAND.
Several of the Delegates Unmistakab'y fo'
Vi,l-Others for Western Man.

fCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dspaich.l
Frxc,sr1y VA. MAY IA notice para
graph going around the press that Bote-
tourt is for Cleveland and mentions thlr-
teen Of the seventeen delegates for HIM
with two Tor Hill and two nor-conmiital. ms
l. not the case by any means The truth r. thai
the sentiment in Botetourt u as much Tor Mn rs
IL Is for Cleveland. Four Of tho deleestes-
Me-srs s r. Patterson, W. w. Cash, VI. :. Ca
hOon. and Judge J. j. Alien-are known to believe
that ain l. the most available man, while ma
lorlty o. the rest are non-oonmsttai or favor
western man And the sentiment in tho conyen-
ton here last Monday being 80 strong Tor Cleve.
land. an effort wolld have been made TO ins,ruc,
for him, which they could not do. A Cleveland
man IN tho convention pulled out OF MS pOekrs
resolution endorsing Cleveland's Administration,
but was advised by well-known party leade,
not TO offer it, and he did not. botetourt WIZ
never 20 back on the views expressed by seha'
tors Daniel and Barbour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
DEATHS.

HARRIS.-Died. at 2Os north Fourth
street. Richmond. Va. on SUNDAY nays,
1892. al $50 A. NJ, EMMETT STANLEY.
infant son of j. n. and Eliza n. Harris;
aged months and DAYS.
lie was inferred in Bandford cemetery,
Petersburg, Va, on Monday, May sth, ai
10 A. NJ.
KIDD.-Nrs. ELLA /. KIDD, the be-
loved wife of Lewis =. Kidd. died yester-
day afternoon. May 18th. az S;40 o'clock, AT
her husbands residence. corner 81 four-
teeuth and McDonough streets, Nanehe'-
ter. Va. in the 9Th year of her age. Sne
leaves loving husband aud three little
children 20 mourn their loss.
Funeral from Meade Memorial church
THIS AFTERNOON at o'clock. Friends
and relatives invited 60 attend.
LUCK-Died, May nth, at ll:20 p, NJ.
HARRY STEWART LUCK. only child Of
#. h. and 5. A. Luck, IN the 9Th year OF
Funeral from tho residence Of his pa.
rents. $40 west Grace street. THIS (tri-
day) AFTERNOON at 5 o'clock. Friends
and relatives respectfully invited 10 at.
tend.
Raleigh On. c. papers please copy.
RORINSON.-DiedM Nav II, 1872. at 10
o'clock r. NJ. GEANNETlE, youngest
child of J. Hal. and Alice l.. Robinson;
| aged l6 months.
Funeral from her parents residence, 22i
! Reservoir street. MAY ljrH, at 10 A. NJ.
Friends and acquaintance u the family
| invited to attend.
SHEPPARD.-Died at his fathers resi-
dance. 73s north Fourth street. May 18th.
I az 800 o'clock Z. NJ, Of pneumonia, IA. q.
! SHEPPARD, JR. aged IL months and
| DAYS. .,,,, ,,.-.,>
Funeral at Hollywood THIS (tridayc
| EVENING at 5 o'clock. Friends AMI ac-
auaintances respectfully invited to attend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
Marriage Of Mr. Hoen and Mis-. smith.

A very pretty wedding took place at the
First Baptist church yesterday afternoon
at o'clock, when Miss Matte Ruth Smith, in
the presence of largo cOncOurse Of friends, be-
come The Wiio of Nr. D.. Weber iioen. Tho altar
was tasteiully decorated with palms and ornG-
mcnted by two beautiful pi0u0 lamps.
bey. ng. George Cooper OBLIGATED, and The fol-
lowing gentlemen acted as ushers; Ncssrs. c.
%. Tuner lbest man, ]. W. li0en Of Baltimore,
Thomas Macon, George NJ. Smith "a brother OF
the bride. Nat ~. Hal. and >. b. Farrar. The
bride was aftirel m a travelling suit OF tan and
carried o bouquet of Marechal Nell roses.
After tho ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. ioen left on
the 1.O5 trein OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomer railroad for a northern trip, which
Will embrace the leading cities.
The couple we're the recipients Of many hand
some presents, bIt Ot al inc gifts received none
was more appreciated than magnificent parl0r-
lamp ~ bronze fashioned In tho shape OF ele-
phant-tusss, which Nns presented % the groom
IS the employees Il tho Enlistment with
which be ~ connected.
Ito groom. vino l. q popular young man, is
with the lrm OF a.. Hocn & Co. Of this city. His
father is q member az the Baltimore branch OF
THIS house. His bride, VINO is quite pretty, Is a
daughter % Mr.. ". /. Smith. Sheis very popu-
Jar aud possesses many charming traits Of cha
rlffgr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
pEATh OF MRS. NJ. 2. OARNALL.
Trinity Church, Durham, to he Re-
modelIed-Masonic Installation.
fcorre.nondence Of me- Ki.hmond pIsp,tcl..I

Correspondence Of tho Richmond DsDatch.I
DURHAM. n. c.. MAY 12.-At hslf,past 9
o'clock yesterday morning Mrs. MARIA;
rette r., wife Of Rev. II. 4. Darnall, died
after an illness Of several weeks. She was
born in Rock bridge county, Va, April 2, 1872
She was daughter Of Samuel ana Mildred NJ.
Johnston. She leaves deyoted husband ana
figo sons 10 mourn her loss. She was greatly De-
loved in this community for her many virtues
and exemplary Christian life.
The Durham Light Infantry has decided n0tto
attend the celebration at Charlotte, y. c., on the
2Ofh ~ May.
The contractors who are TO remodel Trinity
Methodist church are collecting material 20 begih
work aud the pastor, Rev. X. {. Beaman' mas
given notice that next Sunday nights service
VIII oe the last in the old church. The congregn-
ton will occupy the court-house.whlet the church
Is being repaired.
Tho Mas0ns have decided TO have a public IN
stailatOn OF officers on the night OF the oath OF
jane. aud after the exercises banquet VIII be
given m cOmmemOration OF this notable day OF
81. John the Bsptis, In the history OF Masonry.
Rev DR.. r. A. ates jealous Mason, VIII deliver
hn A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
REV. c. G. JONES ACCEPTS AcALL.
A Residence NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Min-
listers and the Dancing Clause"

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
LYNcHBuRa. Va, Nav Prev. c. q.
Jones. of the College-HIll Baptist church,
has given notice to his congregation that
he has accepted q call from the FIRST Bap-
iift church Of Chattanooga, and will probably
leave here In a few weeks for his now neld.
The residence Of Mrs. Geeilandy, on fark ave
nue.. was bnrglnrized Monday morning, and n
large amount OF jewelry was stolen. The bur
glary has been kept a secret In hopes OF catching
the thief
10 H. not thought for n moment by the Metho-
dist ministers heroabouts that the General Con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal Church at
Omaha will grant the memorial asking that the
clause in the discipline against dancing De
stricken out. Those seen to-day say they are
uncompromisingly opposed 90 the scheme.
The Masonic bazaar will be opened mere on
Tuesday next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
NAVAL COURTESIES.
ADMIRAL WEAVER VISITS THE GER
MAN WkR-SHlP MOLTZE.
salutes Exchanged with the Franklin
Chambers Fire Compspy's Anniver-
sary-Ravages by Mad Dogs.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK. MAY l2.-Commodore A. X.
Weaver. commandant Of the yard, paid a
formal visit TO the German war-ship Moltze,
at the lower anchorage this morning and
was received 10y Captain Erhsrdt and other
officers on board and given salute of
eleven guns, which was responded TO by the
| frIgate Franklin. The German Consul made
his official visit to the ship yesterday after
noon. The Moltze carries o battery OF six
teen Krupp guns. She is IN service rs a
training ship and has 400 apprentices and
sailors aud sixteen midshipmen on board,
with full complement OF officers.
oLUTTED FISH MARKET.
prominent fsb-dealer of this city ship
ped 1000 barrels of bluefsh, trout. and
Othe- fish TO New York and other markets
last night, and said ne felt almost conf
| dent he would not get enough TO pay for
the barrels and Ice. The market is COM
pletely overrun.
The anniversary celebration OF the
Chambers Fire Company was quite hand
| some affair this afternoon on the streets
and attracted general attention, being a
! splendld-looking body Of men. The com
panv Is tweuty-six years old to-day. The
| anniversary banquet comes on to-hlgh, NJ
| the City Hall after the torchlight process
SION. The City Council will shortly pur-
| chase n new steamer for the Chambers.
| Mayor Marx has received letter &c
knowledging Norfolks contribution to the
| Russian relief fund.
MAD DOG SCARF.
The residents of the Pleasant-Grove
| section OF the county are greatly worked
| up over the rAyages of mad dogs A num-
| Der Of hogs and cattle have been bitten
and the shst-guns have been gotten out
and a war of determination entered upon.
Master -ShipJoiner +. j. Durham fell
down the hatchway of the United States
steamer Dolphin while experimenting re
pairs yesterday afternoon, and mad two OF
his ribs broken and was severely injured
| internally. just day or two before
Quarterman John &. Summers fell down
| the hatchway of the Amphitrite and Is laid
up with serious injuries.
General Alexander ID. Anderson, OF
Washington. is in the city comforting with
the association with reference to the naval
rendezvous.
Fine spot-fsh taken at Virginia Beach
are now on the market at 50 cents a dozen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
Flowor.NIission Day.

The WOman's Christian Temperance
Unions and the "l's" VIII pay their an
uual visit % the pcnitentiary tomorrow after
noon With their bouquets aud scripture texts.
Tho dav is rather earlier than usual, and a.
flowers are scarce tho ladies' urgently request
AN who have flowers. even "a few, TO divide them
and give some % this lovely duty.
Those willing thus iO AID them can send what
thew have to spare 20 The Friends meeting
house." clay street shove First, W TO l O'Clock
iu the afternoon, bat fae earlier ia the day the
lett. q, as much time viii be required IN making
l4p the bouqueis. They may also be sent TO
Mrs. William II. Plea ante, 29l6 east Broad
street. before ! o'clock, or % Mr.. J. T. JobsOn,
20. east Marslall street, before 8 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
Memorial Tablet to the Lac Henry X.
r.lINsnn.

Ellyson will be unveiled in the Sunday
school Of the Second laptst church sunday
morning next at I'D clock. For forty-hye years
Vr Fly-ou hal been the beloved superintend-
ert Of tine school
ing win DO presided over by Rev. Dr.. Landrum,
and aG dresses win be made by Mr.. jackson Is.
Wool. the Oldest teacher, and Mr. Charles IL
Robins, one OF tho youngest teachers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
vashincton-Lee commencement.

Correspondence OF the kichmon1 Dlspatch'i
LEXINGTON. VA. May 12.-The coming
commencement of the Washington and
lee University promises to be an exceedingly
interesting one. Bishop George |. PeIerkih "iii
breach the baccalaureate sermon. non. James
Uay will deliver An address before the alumni
uon. A. H. Colquitt. United States senator IRON
Georgia, viii. address the Young Mems CHRISTIAN
Association. Professor Edward l.. Joyhes,
fornerly professor OF modern languages at the
Washington aud Lee University. now or the
south Carolina College, will address the literary
societies. After the exercises on commencement
Day an elegant banquet VIII DO gwen by the
university 10 her alGmni and WISHING iTlehdS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. May 12.--Cotton quiet; miidling
uplnnds, 7lic.: middnng Orleans, s9sc. sales,
al bales total net receipts, al ports, ~, 80
h,l,s. exports 10 Great Britain, 1880 bales
Continent 9,0ll bales; stock, 12SO03 bales.
southern aour quiet. Wheat irregular, ciosihs
weak; No. , red. 943<a99{s, anoat; opuons
closed weak; 10. down en- Nay, ana nnchsp;ei
,o -. 20 on other months; trading acnye'
sgiss,y s,yiiching: No. 2 red. May, 59isc. juno,
eoifc. Julv. g0S.c. Corn dull and nominal /;
No. p. 54ssc. in.eloyator: 56isc. anoat options
closed arm and lsaStc. Up; May, oftsc. June.
slc July. 4q76c. Oats dull but strong: options
fairly active and nrmer; May, 55c.; June,
347Ac: July, 35c. spot, NO. X, saga
&c.,: mixed western, 34Isa361<c Cohes- Op-
tious closed firm AT l0a20c: May, sll.sOasl2 ;
sIi.7o; spot RIO quiet and arm; NO. Z, l21sa
l2aLc. sugar-Renned quiet ana stesdy. No
iasses-Nrw Orleans steady and quiet: common
10 fancy, 25a35c. Petroleum quiet aud steady
Cot,on-seed oil easier; crude. 2ec.; yellow sic
Resin quiet and steady; strained, common "
good, sf.45aSi.bO. Turpentne duil b1i
sieaiy az 32laa32tc PORK quieI ana s'eaul'
Peanuts quiet. Beet dun; ueseed heel a"les'
Cur meats hrg picked bellies, utse.. 70;
shoulders, sac; midd.es dun Lard hrner anu
QUIET western steam, $3.50; city. 500
Msy, $500 bid; July. s0.6l. Froisnts hrin'
cotton, I'D. asked grain. 2}sd'
BALTIMORE.
BAlrINoRR, May l2.-fiour steady am un-
chanyeI: receipts $3.50 barrels ship,nhehas,
I3'Ti7 barrels: sales, is5 barrels. "nsas
anu AMI lower; No rod, spot, roe 49, ~
NAV. N3l.c. bii; June, 9l34ao%e. july, soy
bid: steamer No. Z, rcd. so1ss. oaa, sce5pss
~ szs bushels: shipments. ld.O0v pusness !
stock. 493,716 bushels; sales sV'Vvo oasA'S'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
North Carolina Odd-Fellows.

10y KVIEk apII 70 E1I' II 1'F'17''''I
WILMINGTON. n. c., May l2.-The Grand
Lodge Of Odd-Fellows to-day elected the
following officers: Grand Master, John d. Bella
my. Jr., Of Wilmington; Deputy Grand Master
". ID. Caster, Of Fayetteville; Grand warden
W G. Douglas, Of Carthage; Grand Secretary
n. II. WOOdel, Of Raleigh Grand Treasurer, H.
j. Jones, Of Wilmington j. +. Bruton was
elected grand representative 70 tho sovereign
Grand Iodge. which meets in Portland. Oregon
next September. The Grand Lodge appropfi'
atcd s3.5O for the use Of tho Odd-Fellows Or
plans' Home. recently established at Goldsb0ro
After an excursion TO Carolina Beach THIS alter
noon the Grand Lodge closed It's sessions tonight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET
THURSDAY. May ~, 1850

reported for the Dspa,ch.l
.o "a ,.acsa.es ard no reflections. Highest price,
Si4. lowest, Sl.2O. .
Private sales: tillers. 10; smokers, wrap
pers. II; darks. 10; lugs, 2l-tota % hoks-
heads. , -. -,
Planters Warehouse reports good sales ana
biybast pr.co. S3J.5O. Shelfurn reports hgh-
az nrire s26 aud average for all sold sI2.
Revenue collections: Cigar. ana cigarettes'
$50: tOb9cco, S3,31H1s total et,sIo, . 81,
which tho larger part o. the sales were com
rrsod showed a very strong market FOR low
GRADES, with leading manufacturers Diyins
them. Good hller leaf was also III SIoNs de-
manl. Old wrappers were quiet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
Onncsed Tn ANY Third Party.

Correspondence OF the klchnohd Dispa,ch'l
WELDON, n. C., May 12.-The Democrats
OF Weldon township assembled here to-
day for the purpose Of sending DELEGATES TO the
county convention AZ Halifax Monday the 10TH
instant. 10 was one OF the largest TOWNSHIP
,nocfings witch has ever assembled in this
town. Ringing Democratic addresses were de-
livered by ". r. Daniel. W. II. Day j. [. SIM
mons, r. Ransom, DR.. Pierce, r. y. stalnback'
ana others. The Farmers Alliance men IN tne
ccnvenrion stated that they were all Democrats
aud opposed TO any Third party" or any party
calculated to inIure the grand old Democratic
Marty. Halifax county will DO her duty this Iall
and cast a solid Democratic vote.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
10 Play Bali This Afternoon. 49,. -

DOnati's GIANTS VIII again make thVH
appearance before the public this after
noon at 4 O'Clock. when they will cross bats w'th
me nine OF Richmond College. The coilegiaDs
are IN excellent tim, AZ they nave peeh prac-
t,r,og regularly tor several weeks. Joe Taylor
viii piicn Tor the students aud Frank Duke WIZ
support him behind the bat Enrsht ana Luck
VIII nronAhlY DO Tho hattery Tor the Olants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
,wortman,, Grea, Peril-Damages.

lCOrrcspondehce OF tho HIVHIIIOII'' H''I
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. MAY T." me
WOrkmen were enghseu III iil Ii.S ~
bsnEment caved upon one OF them. The ditch
,hcv were In was seven feet deep, and u was zen
minutes before the mans head was reacnea anu ,
hsT nm hour before the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
fellow was taken out. g..
4 verdict for 81, 900 damages was rendered IN
mo clrruIt Court yesterday In the case OF j. W.
Psnnil rs. the Richmond aud Danyllle haiiroai
ra,nn,ny. Mr. Pnnnill lost an arm on the rail-
80 several wears ago. The motion TO set aside
the verdict was overruled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
Important Cases Heard Yesterday.

Ia the Police Court yesterday the case Of
Walter Rufin, charged with forging the
name Of q. a. ritz u a check for 80, was again
continued Ia order 20 secure MT. Fltz "a wit
urs-. Ito lives N Petersburg. The case will be
heard on The istI.
frank 8. Taylor tcoloredl, charged with being
about 20 commit a breach of the peace. Dis
missed.
Moses Brice lcOlOred), assaulting and beating
George Davis with rock with intent 10 main,
di.0 rira. and kill Continued % the l7th.
paiI Rsny (coiOredl, cutting, stabbng and
wouudlng doe Preston. Continued until the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13

wuMsGroS. y. c., May I2.-rurpeniins
steady at 2ac. Ros'n quiet; strained. clos;
yellOw-fp ana virgin, 3a.i6.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
Dr. Evans Going to Florence. Ala.

Rev Or. William +. Evans. who recently
Withdrew from the Methodist Conference
90 enter the Episcopal ministry AMI was con-
Armed by Bishop Randolph on "Wednesday At
Blackstone. was IN Richmond for several hours
Yesterday. lie came over in the forenoon from
Petersburg, called on q number OF his old friends
heae. aud left on the evening train for his oc
home iu MARYLAND. About toe first Of June he
wall 20 o. lorenzo, ala, 10 take charge OF Tie
EPISCOPAL church there.
in conversation with friends hero the gifted
and popular divine rail the IDEA that there had
ever been any lack " harmony between him
and the Methodist Church was entirely efrOne-
QUA Whom he became convinced that II was
MS duty to make the change 30 wrote his letter
az resignation. and with feeling Of deep regret
left the denomination with which he had been
SO long and aiIeotiOuately associated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
OPENING FAIRLY STEADY.

The opening was fairly steady, and prices im-
mediately advanced IN the absence ot pressure,
though the market WIS dull: but the pressure
was soon supplied and concessions we're made,
Chicago Gas leading though it, loss did not
amount 90 much uutll well into the afternoon,
whom other stocks joined II, aud the whole ilst
Isnhatteu. and sOinO II the industrisls, bow
ever, were oven stronger than those stocks wefo
wo1k, and substantial gains were made M tbeul,
though the general weakness OF the marsct IN
the afternoon told ~ their advances. and a por-
tai reaction occurred. TIE great feature OF the
late dealings was the renewal OF the attack
upon Northern Pacific preferred, aud on a
largely increased business u tell away over l
-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
THE RICHMOND DISpATC H.- FRIDAY. MAY 13. 1892

Rev. =. H. Price. DIR. J. q. shepperson, DR. W; 4.
Hail. John Ran. X. X. Houston, *. u: Fleming.
j. 4. Allison, Dr. :. j. Baird. II. NJ. WINDSOR
t.oloreil, f. W. acCorklc. 7. &. Clark. Z. 4.
Stokes, i. u. Washpurne. and G. D. Waller, with
Elders n. spiller. x. l. Beard. j. Lemon, =,
Keiso, j. A. Watson, X. h. Moorm.n, J. A. FORD:
- i'ickson, A. A. McAllister. ). y. hiIisr, am
4. h. Christlan-nfteen ministers and fourteen
elders. q,
The opening sermon was preached by Rev. X.
II. Fleming. o. Lynchburg; after which inc
presbytery was organized by Elder captain "
h. Norman. OF Roanoke City, the last modcra-
tor.
Rev. J. l. Allison. Of Pulaski City. was elected
moderator, and ReT. c. D. Waller and fl1er J'
Itiiar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
A WHITE MAN KILLED BY A NEGRO.
The Latter Afterwards Rlddled with Bull
lets-Others Wonnded-Excitement.

lets-Others ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispstch.l
GRAHAM, VA, MAY ll.-News has Just
reached here IF a row which occurred last
Monday evening at Simmons Creek coal,
mines which is in the Pocahontas coal
rerion. between a white man named Justis and
n gro named Wells, In which Justls struck the
nero. Instantly he WAS surrounded by black
mob Justis in the meantime TOOK refuge IN
ma Rouse, barring the door and resisting the
attack successfully for some time, warn
Ing the negroes that he would shOpt
fhe frat man who entered. Finally entrance
was gained by climbing to The second-story VIM
dow and tho enraged mob poured IN on their
1,ic,lp, and shot his brains out and made their
escaUe About 1fty armed white men Wero
nrettv soon ON the spot aud gave chase, over
takip, the negro with whom Justis had the
dinlculty. and literally shot MN 10 pieces ana
wounded one OF two more. One while man was
elightly wounded IN the Meiee. The widest eI,
clterpent prevailed all day YESTERDAY and should
any of the accomplicos be overtaken they VIII
meet with swift punishment.