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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15
VISITORS TO YORKTOWN.
Verdict Set Aside aud an Appeal to he
Taken--Mrs. Burrsii Acquitted.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.1
WILLIAMSBURG, Va. May 14.-Yesterday
morning a party of several couples, chape-
roned py Mrs. X. Nj. Smith. left here in
carriages for Yorktown to meet party
from Norfolk, which arrived about halt
past on the eam-yacht Viva. The Nor
folk visitors consisted of twenty couples
and was chaperoned by Mrs. X. Nj. Hughes.
of that city. The visitors spent the day
viewing the monument and other OBJECTS
of interest in and about the old town. At
4 O'clock an elegant lunch was served on
board the yacht. when soon after the par
ties bid each other adieu, having spent O
most delightful day.
Judge Gunter today set aside the YER
diet against the Chesapeake and Ohio
Company for 5000, rendered q few DAYS
ago in favor of Lizzie Chuvus for in
fury sustained IN slightlng from train at
Ewell's station. The plaintiff will appeal
10 the Supreme Court
The widow OF Burrell Morris was &C
Quilted to-day at Fort Magruder by Jus
tice Smith of the charge of poisoning her
husband. She was represented by 10.
Il. Armistead and William II. +. Morecock.
The special commission consisting OF
Drs. Parker. Wiley. and McIlwaine COM
pleted their inspection and examination
Of the Eastern Asylum here aud left for
Petersburg 20 look into the Central Asy-
iums management.
1he Magruder-Ewell Camp OF Confede-
rate Veterans held their first meeting last
night since their charter was received.
Commander Stubs presided. The fol-
lowing new names were added TO the roll
OF membership: +. Il. Martin s. S.
Hankins. Beverly S. Scott. j. q. Maupin,
IL. b. Warren. X. l.. Henley, X. EwelI
Scott Alva 4. Smith. George p. Coleman,
Thomas Burke, and Joseph t. Christian.
The Committee on Bylaws reported a
%. Of rules for the government of the
camp.
DR.. James ID. Moncure was elected dele
gate aud Ro. L. Armistead alternate to the
Grand Camp of Confederate Veterans. De-
partment Of Virginia, which msets at
Roanoke June 22d.
Mrs. LdfDund Ruffin, OF Hanover, is here
visiting her parents, Colonel and Mrs. Ran
dolph Harrison. Palace Square.
MIR. !. Henley, Jr.. was IN Richmond
yesterday on business trip.
hop was gwen at the Philomathean
Hall by the students last evening. which
was largely attended by the fair sex from
the town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15
CPRING STOCK FOR /,

CPNINU pIVNh . n
- have received my sprin< 80 MAJ.
PINGS CARPETS, Oll-CLOIhs, hl'' ?,
and ENTERTAINMENTS Of al -if.e''
arm offering At low prices 50 era r. t.s
attended To- A. JENNINGS, NJ. e4J ma
street, Richmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15
Episcopal sundav-schooI Celebration.

The Episcopal Sunday schools of Rich
mond and Manchester will meet this after
noon at 4:30 in st. James and st. PauPs
churches to hold their annua! celebration.
There will be addresses from Rev.
Preston Nash at st. Paurs and Rev. X. l..
Williams at st. James. Reports of the
several schools will beread by Dir. Thomas
Potts. president of the union. The collec-
ton will be in aid of the Education Society
of Virginia. Colonel Hobson will have
ST. James. The body of both churches will
be reserved for the schools. st. James
choir will have charge of the singing
at james, and the Monumental Sunday
school choir at st. Pauls. MIR. II. Z. Bas-
kerville is recording secretary of the union
and Mr.. w. Ellis Jones corresponding Sc
cretary; Mr.. Thomas Potts, president.
The annual meeting for election of officers
will be held in Grace church on Monday
night at $50 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15
Fatal Shooting ARRAY.

LOUISVILLE, KY., May 14.-At Frankfort,
Ky. last night. during a. shooting ARRAY
between A. L. johnson, of Franklin coun-
ty. and Charles Owens, of Frankfort.
Owens was shot In the abdomen and fatal
ly wounded. Johnson was shot in the arm,
and Judge w. l.. Jett. prominent lawyer
and politician. and Anthony L. Leach. who
were in range of the bullets, were wounded,
the Judge in the left hand. Leach is PAIN
fully injured. Judge Jett will lose the use
of his LETT hand, and smputation may be
necessary. The trouble was due to do
nestle difficulty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15
Guide Books for Exposition Visitors

The Virginia State Agricultural and Me
chauical Society will publish an attractive
little pamphlet containing the names of
ali parties who will take boarders during
The term of the Virginia Exposition. This
little book will DO full Of information of
interest in the city. All parties oontem-
plating taking boarders can have their
names appear free OF cost by giving MIR. A.
Al. Tyler. secretary of the society the
location of their house and the number
that can be accommodated and the rate
ner day or week. These books will be cir
cnlated through the country and among
the visitors as they enter the city while
the exposition is In progress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15
i,ttaiA 4,

All s0omen who are overworked, run
down." or debilitated, need just one medicine
and that Is DR.. Pierce's Favorits Prescrip-
ton It's broad statement, but facts bear
1t out These are the facts:
II you're q weak and delicate woman, thsn
the I" Favorits Prescription" builds you up;
II you suffer from any Of the painful dis
orders and arrangements peculiar to your
sex, Il relieves and cures 1t invigorates
tho system, improves digestion, enrien.
refreshing sleep, and restores health and
strength. All tho chronic weaknesses, ir-
Irregularities, and disturbances known a.
"feu,als complaints" are completely and
permanently cured BY It
Thsss are facts, and they're strong enough
70 warrant fhe maksru In guaranteeing tbeir
remedy. e Il fails 10 hsnsdt or cure, you
hare your mqney bock, Ne stheg medicine Ter
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15

the Judges dccision Was A arbitrary one
Tho funeral Of Mrs. Annie German, wife
of Mr.. p. 4. German. city tax.collectof,
took place from 81 Mary's Catholic church
here this morning, Rev. Father Cutler
conducted the services IN the church and
IT she grave. Mrs. German was . Christian
lady IN its tyuest sense. and her death
causes vacancy that will be hard to MI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15
Victim Number Fourteen.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May IA. james
Pigeon. another of the Inflated occupants
of the gallery at the Central Theatre IRE,
died this morning. after suffering over two
weeks from burns and other injuries re-
ceived while making his escape from the
theatre sny 10 into the
causes of the disaster. had not returned a
verdict the evidence concerning Pigeons
death was submitted for its consideration.
Pigeon was the fourteenth victim, eight
having died since the fire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15
rorDanvi,,e,, civ Mission.

TCOrrespOndcnce OF tho KchInond DlspatchJ
DANvILLE, VA, May 14.-An artistic en-
tertainment was given at the Academy of
Music last evening by Danyille amateurs
for the benefit of the City Mission. 1T was
the beautiful Cantata Esther. in which
many of the leading vocal;sts III the city
took part. Where was also large mixed
chorus, and the music under the direction
of Professor Phifer was admirably render
ed. The audience was one of the largest
and most fashionable ever assembled IN
the Academy building, and handsome
sum of money was realized.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15
Runaway ON Church Hin.

Yesterday morning while Mr.. Lorenzo
Hall was untying his horse, which had
heen fastened to post at Twenty-fourth
and o streets. the animal jerked away from
him and darted down the street. At the
corner of Twenty-third and o the fright
ened equine upset the buggy and smashed
Of the vehicle. Mr.. Hall had one of his
hands slightly hurt while attempting to
Lid the horse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15
College Baseball Mes Excited.
fsne.ial telegram % the Dispatch.l

IxxrSarox. VA, May 1.-THE excite
ment here il intense over the injustice
done by newspapers In regard 10 the game
of ball yesterday in Lynchburg between
the Washington and Leo University and
the University Of Virginia The, officers
OF the team gave every opportunity to re-
surne the game. and also to play another,
but they declined to play.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15

The following are the jurors tor the sum-
mer term of the City Circuit Court which
bee,ns tomorrow Moses NJ. Myer, Phillip
Rear. Thomas N. Render, John Boucher.
A. A. Chapman. C. W. Burr, A. X. Law
renee. Frank j. Reilly, w. II. Craig. Henry
ID. Riddl,k. j. Mack Tiller. and Ira Glaze
hvook
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15
The Governor VIII Probably Visit Mt.
Vernon.

Mrs. Lewis Washington. q daughter of
the late George Washington Bassett, Of
Virgins, o relative herself and who mar
ried near relative of General Washing
ton, and who is vice-regent of Mt. Vernon
Ladies' Association from West Virginia,
company with Colonel j. Bell Bigger. who
is an old acquaintance Of the Bassett
family and who Is q member Of the yir-
cinia Board OF Visitors to Mt. Vernon.
She expressed a wish that the Governor
would be present ON the 9Th day Of June
next, when the council OF ladies from the
Virginia Board at Nt, Vernon. His Ex-
cellency VIII probably 90 present on that
day.
The late Hon. John 8. Barbour was ono
OF the Advisory Committee, and his pres-
encs there ON that day was also desired
and expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15
The wsrla's Cotton.

lby telegraph 70 tne uiapsScnsI
New YozK. May 1.-THE total yitibIe
supply q cotton sc 81 ta be- world Ss.
can. against 2,se4, 800 bales and 2.26s. 800
bales. respectively. last year. Receipts st
ali interior towns. 1880 bales. Reoeipts
at the pIantstions. 82O9o baloa Crop II
SIGHT o.71l.1cg beles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15
SENATOR VANCE.
His Appearance that OF a Very Sick Man
lie Returns to Washington.
rBv te,egranh TO the Dispatch. !

[By telegraph to the Dispatohl
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 4.-Reports
concerning the condition OF Senator Vance
are conflicting. private dispatch re-
ceived here this morning from Asheville.
n. c., saws tina. ne Is III very precarIous
condition, and that the worst is feared.
second private message from Asheyille
saws that the friends of the family do not
consider his case o serious one and nave
no fears as TO the result.
THE SENATOR LEAVES FOR WASHINGTON.
AsHEyIIlR. n. c., May IA special to
the Citizen from Black Mountain, n. c.,
saws Senator Vance left his home at Com
broor. in the Black Mountains, at o'clock
this morning and arrived at the station at
noon. The Senator was unable to eat
breakfast, and the rough ride over eight
miles OF mountain roads brought on an
attack of nausea. The sickness was but
Temporary and was quickly overcome by
simple remedies. and the patient then
rested quietly in his room at the hotel.
On Wednesday last the Senator worked in
his garden and contracted q cold that de-
yeloped into a case of lumbago, from
which he suffered intensely until tine
arrival of physicians from Asheville FRI
day afternoon. when hypodermic injec-
tions of morphine were administered.
The physicians state that there has been
no recurrence of paralysis. HIS appear
ance is that OF very sick man. Senator
Vance boarded the train at 3:46 Z. III. Tor
Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15

There will be called meeting Of the
Central Committee of tue Association for
the Preservation Of Virginia Antiquities at
17tb Al b:3O o'clock. Important business
awaits the committees attention, and o
nrompt and full attendance IL desired.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15
The Mississippi stln Rising.

81. LOUIS, No., May 14.-At o'clock this
morning the situation hero Is alarming. A
heavy rain-storm came up about midnight
and rain continues to pour down. The
rain is by no means local, as 1t extends
as far north as Davenport, La. The river,
which is steadily rising at the rate Of an
inch an hour. now measures 32.7 feet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15
BUSINESS WANTS.
,TION IN PRICES.

III
o pounds Grannlated Sugar for 2oc. Arouckes
Ariosa Coffee In 1-pounG- packages, 2oc.; Reiia-
bic Coffee in i-pound-packages, 20c.; silver
King Patent Family Flour $3.50 barrel, OF Soc.
ga *; Snowflake Patent Family Flour, 50 bar
rel, or 33c. sack; Pure Lard, &c. pound; Best
sugar.Cured Shoulders, Sc. pound; California
Hams, Sc. pound: nice Mackerel loo. dozen :,
Fresh Spices, strictly pure, very cheap: Pure
Cider Vinegar, 25c. gallon; 3 pounds MILK
Lunch Crackers for Csc: Good Mixed Tea, 25c. (:
Tip-Top Baking Powders, pound cans. lOc: =
cans Salmon for 25c. good scrubbing- Brushes,
Zoe. & bars large Soap Tor Poe. Breakfast Bacon,
90. pound; Corn Starch, SC. package. Call for my
price-lst. r,,,,>,,s CON
Telephone 316. ;. JLLMANs sun,
an I0-su6t 1920 and 1922 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15

On eiehtpage, 0l-colnmn nswsprper s1d
msgastne Of general infoFmatioLs = only
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15
xxr,rpp.cROUND MEAL, 81. ~.

VxrANTED. PARTY TO shADL -
w Iap,.p MORSE on west Graco. h,
va,,.,,iy located. Address PgRNAN Il.
v v.pca as,e , my 1915, 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15

MAN TED, THIS WEEK, 62
w COOKS. MAIDS, NURSES, hOSTLEks,
WALTERS, MIXERS, and fARM-HASDS ior
northern cities ami country; COAL~NlNEhs,
BRICk-YARD HANDS. COOKS, ana MAIDS Tor
This cifv and State MARTIN A co,
my 1 l-W. FXSu3t' 213 north Skin stfett.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15
MARRYING IN WASHINGTON.
Az Alexandria Couple Go Over and Come
Back a, observation-disclosures

lcorre'pondence Of the Richmond Dispatcn.]
ALEXANDRIA. Va. May H.-Alexandria
couples who cannot obtain the consent OF
hard hearted parents TO their getting mar
iied oiten run over to Washington. and.
ahng advantage Of the loose marriage.
..c.hse LAWS tnero, get the license and are
Yesterday an Alexandria CONNIE Me.
Mabie Lon, daughter OF Mr.. James 81
Lon, and hr. Willis Wade. went over 70
washington as two people and cana hack
- onerthat -. msn and wife ara one.
Mrs. Made rs q very popular yonnr , SSv'
end congratulations have been shovereS
down upon them here by her friends' The
young couple VIII make Alexandria their
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15
SUNDAY-SCHOOL MEETING.
Youthful Negro Criminais-Success of the
Feast for the Baptist Mission.

Feast for the Baptist Mission.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG. Va. May 1.-THE annual
meeting of the Methodist Sunday-School
Association, comprising the six churches
in this city and the one III Ettrick. will be
held tomorrow Sunday afternoon at the
Washington-Street church. Officers Will
be elected for the ensuing year and an
address will be delivered by Rev. j. K.
hllery. An attractive programme has
been arranged for the occasion.
Eight negro boys. all of them under IL
years of age, appeared as prisoners In the
Mayors Court tins morning, each charged
with one or more offences OF larceny.
They had stolen chickens. ducks, and
clothing from different parties, and the
evidence went TO show that they made
their living by stealing. They were all
committed for trial Of the next term of the
Hastings Court.
HANDSOME RESULTS.
The feast held this week for the benefit
of th. Baptist City Mission closed last
night with q clearance of S202, which will
be applied to the fund for the erection oil
the new Second Baptist church on Syca-
more street. The interesting features OF
the close Of the feast were the awarding OF
fine gold watch to Miss Jennie Chambers
as the most popular yodng lady beauti-
full silver butter-dish to the wife of the
new pastor, Mrs. J. A. Friscoe; q gold ring
to Miss Susie Aldridge. and O handsome
rocklng-chair to Mr.. A. b. Rawlett III APP
probation of services rendered during the
feast. :,
The three Masonic lodges in this city
aggregate membership of 277.
The tobacco sales this week were extra
ordinarily light. The planters are so busy
on their farms that they have brought NJ
tobacco OF consequence to the market fol
some days.
In dlriiculty to-day James Cousins (col
ored) was quite seriously cut across the
| forehead with knife.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15
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WANTS.

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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1892-06-27

While congress was being urged to
enact the increased duty on timed plate
every sponsor in and out of that body
for the industry thus promised to be
created set July /, 1S91-the date when
the new rate was to take effect-as that
before which United States manufac-
turers would be supplying our entire
home consumption. So far was this
from the truth that, in fact, at the date
named not single sheet of timed plate
had been made here by any concern even
pretending to be on commercial basis
that is, ready to supply to any sub
stantial extent orders from the trade.
AS this date approached the treasury
department, seeing 80 near at hand the
total collapse of the Mckinley prophe
cies-in spite Of the liberality of the law,
which permitted American untinned Tor
blach) plates ready for stamping to be
counted as timed plates-took the des-
perate step Of ruling that import
ed" black plates, IL dipped here, though
In imported" tin, might be counted as
american" timed plate. This gave a
boom to the anomalous American indus
try Of coating imported plate with I'M
ported tin by imported labor.
Such Is the 80 called tin plate indus
try which, under the Mckinley bill, con-
ceived in the timed plate lies of Crone-
meyer, has been born under treasury
midwifery, and is now the infant to
which, as an American industry, have
already been issued fraudulent natural
tzation papers.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1892-06-27
Three Chances Now.

This year, in considering probabilities,
the Democratic party has three chances
to win where it had one chance four
years ago.
In the first place its chances OF carry
ing New York are greater than they
were in 1888. If it succeeds in this and
in carrying the states that were Demo-
cratic in 1888, and if Indiana also goes
Democratic, as it is quite sure to go, the
Democratic candidate will receive 226
electoral votes, or 8 more than a
majority.
In the second place, if New York goes
Republican its lost SO votes may be
made up from Illinois, Kansas. Neb-
raska, Wisconsin and Iowa. These
states cast 81 electoral votes, and they
went Democratic or at least anti-Re-
publican in 1890. They have in Con-
gress go Democratic, IA Republican
and 7 Farmers Alliance Representa-
tives. Moreover, from 4 to votes are
expected from Michigan. Clearly New
YIN ID hoI biiio yohij DO IL Wac Ill 1000,
the only fighting ground for 36 electoral
votes.
In the third place, these five states
and Minnesota, with its electoral
votes, may be carried by the Farmers
Alliance. Giving New York to the Re.
publicans the electoral vote would then
stand as follows: Democrats, 100; Re-
publicans, 179; Farmers Alliance, 70.
As the necessary majority of the elec-
toral college il 223, such division of
the vote would throw the election into
present house Of representatives, and
the Democratic candidate would be
chosen by large majority of the states
voting as units.--N y. WrM.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1892-06-27
Cleveland and Stevenson.

two great national parties have
ISleted their preliminary work of the
gn--that of nominating candi-
president and vice president.
1t contrast may be seen in the
Is and the result of their work
ID the one hand we find those who
met at Minneapolis acting, not according
to the wishes of the voters of the party,
but for the sole advancement of one
man to whom they owe their lease of
political life. Their nominee for vice
president was not selected because
Whitelaw Reid is a good Republican,
but for the purpose Of strengthening
their ticket in certain state and hoping,
through him, they might have free ac-
cess again to the money bags of the
monopolists.
AT Chicago the Democrats nominated
Grover Cleveland in answer to the
demand of the Democrats of the United
States. He was not the most available
candidate. The delegation from his own
state fought him until the ballot was
taken, and they then, like loyal Demo
Gratis, assisted with their cheers in max
ing the nomination unanimous. Cleve-
land is handicapped by the fact that
he was once beaten, but Cleveland is
still the greatest exponent Of modern
Democracy and therefore he was placed
on the ticket by his party.
Adali E. Stevenson is not the strongest
man that could be chosen for vice presi-
dent, If the question of states and elec.
toral votes were allowed consideration
He cannot command monopolists tc
disgorge hundreds of thousands OF
dollars like his opponent. He is from
strong Republican state, but these
questions have no weight in Demo
cratic gatherings.
Cleveland and Stevenson are Demo-
Gratis. They have Democratic principles,
Democratic views, Democratic ideas, and,
like Democrats who deserve to bear the
honorable title Of Democrat, they are
never afraid to lead the rank and file
upon any question to which the party
is or should be committed.
Furthermore, they stand upon the
most complete and straightforward
platform ever adopted by any party.
1t says what it means, and it means
every word the document contains.
There is no straddle, no evasion, but
straight Democratic principles which
may be understood by every citizen
who reads it.
Democrats deserve to win next
November, and they will win.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1892-06-27

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