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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-06
4 RIG PRIMARY VOTE.
,ooe.Ts TURN OUT IN GREAT
ps,vee rs TO MAKE NOMINATIONS.
.,,,irc.t Manifested and sharp Con-
"'' ,, over Three Of the of'ces-Re-
tsrns Come In Slowly.

,b, closed one Of the most botly-
- Democratic municipal primaries
s's,ssvor taken place in Richmond.
-, - ,cke, was for Mayor. Common
10, ~. attorney. sheriff. City Auditor,
sAi,~ S.noc,or. High Constable. City Ser
OV s,e Councilmen. and three Justices
60 peace from each ward except Jack
o ~ "a one Alderman from Marshall, JET
and CLAY Wards; two from Msdi-
w. ibree from Monroe Ward.
.,ns were opened at A. NJ. and
=, 3 +. NJ, and an exceptionally
~ 90. vas cast. The candidates were
y. b.fore sun up. and both they and
'.Ie f..,ss s.snalized the day by as hard
~ ,'. ,gos ever done In an election.
4rerr srUBBoRS CONTESTS.
u,,or city Auditor. City Collector.
,r.-r Constable there was no contest.
81 III '-'I TAYLOR Eilyson, Miles iurpin,
l,,.w " cunningham. and F. G. Garri-
80 .a..ps,,ivoly, stood for these nomina-
i. ...,,nol struggles were over the Of
lAe roonWealth's Attorney, Sheriff,
.'.', (. --esni. with the chief interest
t'i N.t ,.r-haus in the first named.
.,i-,- .'-,s we're received by the City
ia- ..rr Committee at the Circuit
ltl -, aod the counting and tabu-
COY. ~ vote vas an all-nigbt task,
A'.s .ro large number Of candidates
,-..., C.rrcil IN some OF the worus.
,>rvAmD But ORDERLY.
....,he Jealous friendly partisanry
itsl.,..led among the advocates Of the
49,. the election was most orderly
,..'.I I..ir in the night large crowd as
-fio 'front.' Of the temporary head
.lftbe committee and the interest
...'t,,si 10 get the returns was almost
i'-.,.s,f the battle of the ballots had
i'tasaa opposing political parties.
,i,rer was rife. but about the only
.rst seemed settled upon before the
'..-- 90 60 actually in and footed up
i.-.i n, snoiswood had defeated Smith
..' oF,e of Commonwealth's Attor-
~ rorr about o'clock this morning
..'-,e apparent to the waiting public
...t,bsr hai learned nothing definite by
--.~ -' N IN beauty sleep" and the COM
80 ell the reporters we're lett to
~, ,ss W .-ht or rather the morning wore
- .--ver.s stion IN the committee became
f.. s,.n,tfl and Morpheus was only pre-
.s,,l fror asserting sway over more than
'.....ehe- bv the occasional or eemi-oc-
O- ,-.l entrance Of messenger bearing
f..-ls
,.rrrrtycrrs ~ MARSHALL WARD.
v,.a thereturns from the Second Pre-
.'.. y Marshall Ward were brought IN 1t
~. 1..r.rDred that there were slight dis
.',.rre. between the vote for Mayor and
-f.r C0mmouwealths Attorney, Sher-
y ,.resni. and some of the Council
... t.cfeulucies varied from 2 To II.
III. rrastOn arose on accepting the
...v.r. ou their face. The COM
-eas decided 20 do this and
-,..ita precedent. though should a can
F t..s contest he can call for o recount.
Whsfpastl o'clock only six precincts
i.4fa.n heard frOm--the four in jackson
Vrl asi one in Marshall and one in
MADISON
I...s. though they can not DO regarded
r.rrd.x u what the vote IN the city
vi be put Mr.. hughes ahead for Sherif
rlM Lpps slightly ahead for Sergeant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-06
Tho Gympastfe Entsrtainnent at the
Academy Friday Might.

Academy Friday NfRnf.
The gympas4ic entertainment to be
given at the Academy of Music Friday
night by members of the physical depart
ment OF tie Young Mems Christian Asso:
citation promises to be most SUCCESSFUL
and interesting affair.
Professor Horace f. Smith mas been
carefully training his pupils Tor several
weeks in anticipation OF the event, ana
they are now in proper condition to give
an excellent performance. -,
The programme Is full OF novelties and
interesting events, two of which are origi-
nal with Mr.. Smith, and are worthy OF
special mention. In the first part. which
is called IAN Evening in the Gymnasium.
the stage is set to represent Q real gymna-
stun, and q class is conducted IN manner
which illustrates the regular system or work
carried out OF association buildings. Inc
scene brings the gymnasium and It's
methods clearly before the people. The
finale in part third IS also novelty.
It embraces marches, drills with
wands, Indian-cldbs. and dumb-bells,
pyramids. etc. This IS executed
by twenty-seven young men divided into
squads of nine each. The uniforms, grace
full movements. and intricate evolutions
produce an effect which is highly pleasing
to the eye, while IL also illustrates the tho.
rough training received during the past
season. THE Gymnastic Table" ID also
novelty which will prove surprise. 1t is
full of eccentric movements and creditable
feats of balancing. The Roman Ladder
Pyramid ia a feature which for symmetry
of position is hard to beat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-06
STATE BONDS THAT WERE STOLEN.
hut They Are Not Worth tho Paper They
Are Printed On.

When the Federal troops took possession
of the Capitol building Immediately after
the evacuation of the city by the Confed-
crate authorities, they stole about 81 ,00O,-
GOO of registered Virginia bonds standing
in the name of the commissioners of the
Sinking Fund. From time to time ever since
one or more OF these bonds have been heard
from as IN the possession of parties outside
Of the State. Afew days ago Treasurer Har-
man received letter from Monroe q Co.,
brokers. of Seattle. Wash, saying thas nat
thew had for collection batch OF $4,000
of The securities and asking their status
and value. The bonds were issued under
the act Of March is, 1856. Mr.. aarman
t,.rned the letter over to the Board OF
S;nt;nc Fund Commissioners, who in
structed the secretary to write to- Monroe
q 60 that the bonds had been advertised
as stolen, had been funded under IL the ,sst act
OF March, 1871, upon andssit. h,das ana ina. az
sSoyt' sS these bonds are not worth the
paper they are printed upon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-06
or for New Orleans.

Quite delegation left Richmond yes
terdav evening at O'Clock uia the Rich
mond and Danville railroad to attend the
grand reunion of Confederate veterans at
New Orleans. Among the party were
Mayor j. Taylor Ellyson. Captain I. w.
Cunningham, N. v. Randolph, Esq, Gene
raj G. j. Anderson, Judge George L. Chris
tian, Captain John Cussons, Major James
w. Pegram. Mr. George O. Mountcastle,
Mr.. j. Henry Kracke, Captain u; I. Reeve,
and Messrs. F. ID. Hill, Ellyson W. Martin,
Charles p. Winston. B. b. Van Buren,, K.
G. Crump, and Colonel NJ. A. Moncure.
They will reach the Crescent City this
afternoon. These gentlemen go as the
of Lee and Pickett camps
of veterans and of other organizations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-06
1000. 900 POUNDS OF CABBAGE.
The shipment from Rural Retreat, Wythe
County-Mrs. Umbcrger's Amiction.

The shipment from Rural Retreat, Wythe
County-Mrs. Unibcrger's Afhiction.
Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
WYrHEvILLE. Va. April Anime million
pounds of cabbage have been shipped IRON
Rural Retreat, in this county, since last fall,
netting the handsome sum of $4,000,
which leaves good margin for profit and
is an encouraging showing for one small
crop. =,
Mrs. w. A. Umberger, who lives in the
country several miles from Wytheville,
and who has recently lost four children
from a virulent form of typhoid-tever, is
now herself very i'll with the same fatal
disease. The disease has not spread at ali
and seems confined TO this stricken family.
The Wytheville Building Fund Associa-
tion paid to its stockholders to-day the an
nual dividend of 10 per cent. 1t has been
since its beginning, i've years ago, pros
porous enterprise. -,
Rev. Dr. Fair. of your city,, will preach
the baccalaureate sermon and deliver the
literary address at Plumer College COM
mencement, about the LIST of June. This
community will welcome the opportunity
of hearing DR.. Far.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-06
FRANK sTEesR'S $40 DEATH.
Killed by Accidental Discharge of His
Gun-West Hanover Presbytory.

Killed by Accidental Discharge or His
Gun-west Hanover Presbytory.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
ScoTTsyn.LF, April 5.-A very sad death
TO youth named Frank Steger, whose
home is III Fluyanna, some four miles be-
low this place, occurred last Sunday morn
irg near Salem Va. His father, MIR. Will
liam l.. Steger, is very celebrated :" trap
per." and on this occasion had with hlm IN
his camp his two young sons, Frank,
about i3 years old. saw q hawk light near
by and ran into the tent to get bis gun TO
shoot him, aud taking hold OF the muzzle
he drew II toward him, but III dong so the
hammer struck something. which exploded
the cap, and the load was discharged into
his groin. ranging upwards. Physicians
were Immediately summoned, and although
there were four with him they could do
him no good and he died in twenty-four
hours.
When the news reached his mother last
night she became completely prostrated
for some time.
His remains were taken home on this
mornings accommodation and buried this
afternoon.
West Hanover Presbytery convened to-
day at New Canton, and will be in session
three DAYS. Delegates from the church at
tins place are j. w. Nicholas and John
Shultz.
MIR. Bunnell. of Hartford. Conn.,, who
lived here a good many years ago, and who
married Miss Moore, OF this county. is
here on visit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-06
THROUGH TeAiNs FROM ATLANTA.
Richmond Locomotives Guaranteed 20
Make Sc yenty NIL % an Hour

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
NORFOLK, April s.-The Seaboard Air
Line railroad will open through trains
from Portsmouth 10 Atlanta on the 1st Of
Nav. when passengers will be put through
to Atlanta in sixteen hours. Only four OF
the ten big locomotives from the Rich
mond works for the route have yet been
delivered, and they are powerful and satis,
factory pieces of machinery, guaranteed
to make seventy miles an hour. The Sea-
board road is in splendid condition, and on
launching day the fast excursion trains
were run from Weldon to Portsmouth, q
distance of eighty miles. in one hour and
ninety minutes.
HIS NfNErY-sEcoSD BIRTHDAY.
Eorfolk's venerable merchant, hr.
Charles Reid, celebrated his 92d birthday
yesterday. He is now quite feeble.
Cards are out for the marriage OF MIR. w.
T.. Langley, of the CLYDE Line. to Miss
Annie Christian, of Richmond, on the 18th
instant.
Or. l.. r. Chiles. of this city. will deliver
thoannual address at the Southside Female
Institute at Burkeville.
The annual report Of the First Pres by
terian church shows S10,526 collected for
all purposes last year. The total collected
at freemason-Street Baptist church for
the year amounted to S7.097.7l.
WARRANTS ISSUED.
A Sunday night dance at wedding is
exercising the police authorities lust now,
and State warrants, instead of city war
rants. have been issued for the parties tor
violating the Law.
Measles prevail to considerable extent
among the children in this section.
Rev. John w. Howard, of the Delaware
Methodist Episcopal Conference, is visit
ing his parents, in Portsmouth.
William Brimmer, an escaped negro con-
yict from the Raleigh penitentiary. was
arrested and locked up in Portsmouth
yesterday.
The irish potato on the truck farms,
where they did not rot, are breaking
through the ground and growing vigor-
ously.
OTHER NOTES.
The Russian Relief Fund Committee has
ascertainod that $1s2.79 had been COL
lected.
Judge Nathan Goff, of West Virginia,
and of the United States Appellate Court,
arrived here. and with Judge II: l.. Bond.
left on the Seaboard railroad this morn
ing for Savannah.
Hon. William M. Springer of Illinois,
chairman of the Ways and Means Com.
mittee. of the United States House of
Representatives arrived this morning
with Mrs. Springer.
Commodore A. w. Weaver, of the navy
ward, goes TO the head OF the commodores
by the retiring Of Admiral Gheradi.
Sheriff Riddick and guard, of Perqui-
mans county, n. c.. left here to-day with
a large batch of prisoners for the Raleigh
penitentiary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-06
TKE UNITED STATES COURTS.
Lanxston's TRADE of Abuse.


PRrRRsBURa, Va, April 5.-John N.
Langston addressed large crowd of ne
groes at his hall, on Union street, tonight.
His speech consisted in the whole of tell
ing his constituents why he should be sent
as a delegate from this district to the Re-
publican convention at Minneapolis and
abuse of parties who opposed him. He re-
fers TO his coalition with Malone as having
been made in the interest OF the Republi-
can party. and for that reason alone an un-
derstanding existed between Mshone and
himself. He further informed his hearers
that 1t was the wish of President Harrison,
his Cabinet, the Senate, and the Republi-
can members of Congress that he be sent
from this district to the Minneapolis con-
vention. His abuse of Colonel j. ID. Brady
and the colored paper, the Herald, pub
ever been heard in q public hall in this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-06

Letsrmsn. Following the maids Of homo!
and ushsrs came the bride, accompanied
BY ber sister, Min Lille Aronhimes up one
aisle, while the groom and h1s pess msn,
Mr.. B. Lilienfsld, Of Richmond, went up
the opposite aisle.
rnY cxxuoxY.
Arriving st tho altar pretty group was
formed and the Rev. DR.. Oalisch. OF hicn-
mond, proceeded with the ceremony 10
very impressive manner.
The bride was very becomingiv attifeo
in white corded silk. made princess sn
train, trimmed with Duchess lace. wniie
the bridal veil was fastened on WITH q
handsoms diamond pin, the giit OF .ne
companied her. looked beautiful in white
chiffon over white SATIN.
Each OF the bridesmaids looked lovely n
white organdie with silk lace, wearing
spray OF heliotrope in the hair.
RECEPTION.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal party, accompanied by large num-
Der of invited guests, repaired 10 the resi-;
dence Of the BRIDES father. where o grand
full-dress reception was held. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. L. Laza-
rus, of Lynchburg; Messrs. ID. solomon
of Roanoke, Samuel Campo of Norfolk.
Powdermaker Of Washington. ID. O.,
Nathan Simons of New York. Il. Rem.
hardt of Baltimore. b. Lilienfeld OF
Richmond, Z. Goetz of Roanoke, ID.
Frankel, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. kaufman. Mr..
and Mrs. M. Leterman. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Leternan, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Leterman. Mr..
and Mrs. n. Newman, Mr. and Mrs AZ
Eisenman, NJ. and Mrs. Engelberg. Mr.. and
Mrs. p, Il. Oberdorfer, Nr. and Mrs. N. Is.
Iilienf&d, Misses Aronhime, Leonora
Leterman, Yetta Kaufman, Sadie Eisen-
man, Ettie Heller, Rosa Lilienteld, Carrie
Lllienfeld. Hattie Leterman, Nettie Eisen-
man, and others.
The bride was the recipient of great
many valuable and useful presents. Mr.
and Mrs. Cohen will leave here for north
ern tour Wednesday morning at 2 o'clock.
On their return they will make their nome
in Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-06
TO vote for DIR. william Voorhees, as district
delegate TO the State convention.
his NEW SrATros.

Rev. J. w. Canter. who has been pastor
Of the Methodist church here for the past
three years, wall leave tomorrow for the
new station assigned him by the late con-
ference. which met in Staunton. His de-
psrture is greatly regretted. not only by
his congregation, but by large CIRCLE OF
friends.
Mr.. w. G.. Ballard has been called TO
Culpeper, where his father is lying quite
Ill.
Mr.. Samuel Keeno is dangerously i'll at
his residence, on Tenth street. His son,
Rev. w. ID. Keene, of Randolph Macon Col
lege. is at his bedside.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss
Hattie Brewer TO Mr. Henry Crittenden,
both Of Stafford. The ceremony will. take
place on the Goth instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-06
AGrocery Firm Assigns.

A deed of assignment was recorded IN
the Clerks Office of the Chancery Court
Yesterday by King Brothers, erocers at
A. Moncure and II. l.. Watson are named
az trustees. The liabilities are about
5000. Mrs. s. L. King, S1sl.73; W; w.
Moore. S3Ss.43: Writ E. Taylor. s225 i;
Mrs. G. /. Codd, S7931; J. b. Cosby
sIOO; j. A. Cosby, 800 Mrs. NJ: /, Han;
cock Sl75; Walters & Co., s252 and
G136 TX
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-06
Easter Display at the Temple Dry.Goods
Store.

Easter Display at the iempie Dry'oooos
Store.
Messrs. Woodward & Lothrop are, treat
ING their patrons to q sight rarely wit
messed in these days. They are having a
Grand Easter Display of New and Choice
Goods, and in order to make their store
more attractive, have filed every niche
and corner with beautiful palms; ferns,
Arches of light and airy texture are
thrown over all the departments daintily
trimmed with choice goods.
The immense pillars which support the
ceilings are draped in pink gauze and fes-
tooned with green ribbon. The scene IS q
yeritable bower of beauty, symphony of
spring. in spring colors fabrics OF every
kind of inconceivable tineness, are exposed
to inspection in every department. The
eyery one is invited to call and see the ex-
hibit, whether they wish to purchase or
not
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-06
Ambulance Calls.

The ambulance was called Yesterday
morning at $50 o'clock to the Second
Police station to a colored woman who
was intoxicated. She was taken to the
hospital for treatment.
II was again summoned at $50 p. nj. to
Cary street between Ninth and Tenth TO
white man who had been badly beaten.
The man disappeared before the doctor
reacna1 him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-06
REPUBLICAN DELEGATES.
''''a 10 District aud state Conventions.
a Coming Marriage.


F-'''''aaence0f the Richmond Dispa.ch-l
t,s ~ a9D,.,slcassuEG, Va. April GA meet
1ss,.. sle county Republicans was held
e,e.sSSAy. and the following delegates
re,,s r1 70 he State convention, which
Bs.,,.h "a Roanoke on May 5tn. and the
psb,s,, psb''' Convention. which meets in Tap
Dsl,s'.,Ok On TIE 9th instant: State
lo,s",.J. I. 1urnley, w. w. Ashby. B.
Me- I 4; Morrison, IA, ). Hyde. w. L.
lrs,s, r. bfoaddus Altsrnates--C. r.
H. s LOWS Coleman. 3. j. Bsggott.
fr,s !. i. MORRISON; District Dele
v. A.bs. =, blaydes, ~ Washington. w.
!, 6iLD,' IT,, ,. .. baggott, Jr.. =. Rawlings.
Nz,..A. D, 4: Orr. aud irs r. Turulcy !;
e Il. 49, william Fauntieroy. II Byrd.
o" "asoiews, and James Minor.
'uiet delegates vego instgucted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-06

Owing to the bereavement Of the COM
munity in the sad death of Mrs. Phillip
Haxall, who had been for some time closely
identified with the Board. the Lady Mana
gers have decided to proceed no further
with the arrangements for the CHARITY
BALL contemplated for the 29th instant.
Tgr Lazy MANAGERS OF ST.. PAuL's CHURCH
Houx FOR AGED AND LFrBN WOMEN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-06
JUDGE GREEN'S PARTY CALL,
Prefers Cleveland. But VIII work ior the
Nominee-Ne.riy Killed by stones


Especial telegram to the Dispstch.l
DANvILE. Va. April 5.-A call Will De
issued tomorrow for the organization OF
Cleveland club in this city. Tne call Is
signed by Judge Bergman Green, and II
is SAID that q large number OF democrats
have expressed their willingness TO JOIN;
The cali states that while the principal
object of the club is TO promote by proper
means the nomination of MIR. Cleveland as
the next Democratic candidate for Presi-
dent, in so dong all unjust and partisan
criticism and depreciation, OF otnsr aspi-
rants will be carefully avoided. The CLUB
will be Democratic, preferring Cleveland,
but ready to work earnestly tor any nomi-
nee OF the party.
HIS CONDITION CRITICAL.
Lee Booker threw q stone at Fred. Terry
Yesterday and Indicted injuries from
which il was believed the man would Die.
lie las been in q critical condition all day,
but is somewhat improved to-nigbt ana
NAV recover. Roth parties are colored.
Booker escaped and has not yet been cap
tured. ~
The child Of Lucy Yancey (colored),
which was buried alive several days ago, 10
getting well. 49,. -
At Hbbott's store, In Pittsylvania. few
days ago. johnson Edwards lcoloredy ana
Eliza Barksdsle (colored) had difhculty,
during which Barksdale was cut IN the
abdomen and fatally wounded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-06
DROWNED IN THE JAMES RIVER.
Sad Fate of Edward Merritt-His Boat
Overturned-rhe Body Recovered.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

IoV0VIuI '11V
BUCHANAN, Va, April 5.-Edward Mer-
ritt. plasterer, who came from Newark,
N. j.. about ten months ago, was drowned
this evening while fishing from boat IN
the James river above here. 1t IS supposed
that the boat was overturned and the swift
current oyerpowored him. His body was
recovered some distance below the scene
OF the accident He wes a member OF the
Bricklayers' and Masons' Union No. 3. OF
New Jersey. as shown by membership
card IN his pocket.
MIR. Edward Fry. of Philadelphia, came
here to-day and had the body OF his bro
taer. the silver-polish ped,er who was
killed here last week by falling from
trestle, disinterred and the body shipped
20 that place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-06
a PRETTY HEBREW WEDDING.
Mr.. Alfred &. Cohen. Of Richmond, Uaissd
to sgiss Arsnhime, OF Cbsriossssviiic'
rocssrr,s, s>rnsrnm 70 the Dispatch.l

CHAa1orrrsvzILx. Va. April 6.-The
pretty little synagogue Beth israei pre-
sentcd & beautiful scene tonight at $50
o'clock. at which hour MF. Alfred 4 Cohen,
OF ofRlohmond, led to the altar Miss Frances
Asonhime, daughter OF NJ. 8: Aronlimes
Of this city. Promptly q the hour named
the hgidal party entered a.; tnS v synSaeoSne y
VIII Ns. bavs Solomon. Of Roanoke; Miss
Eta Hsiler, With MS. n. eimon2 Of New
YoFk: XiSs Ross Lilienfsld, with Mr.. II.
PovdefmSk ~. of Washinaton, d. @. Miss
- e -; sss:ss s ~ s;'''71:: p |ssss' =;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-06
suprems Court of Appeals.

Bond against Petit. Argued by A. r.
Blakey, ESQ, for appellant and General
James q. Fold and Judge J. w. Morton
for appellee, and submitted.
Whitelaw's administrator against Sims.
Argued by George ID. Gray, ESQ. for ap-
pellant. aud General James q. Field for
appallee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-06
FUNERAL OF MISS CLARA JOSEPH.
L.auor Licenses Granted In Covington,
Clifton Forge, and Observation-Disclosures.

Especial telegram 70 tne uispstcn.i
CovISGros, Va, April 5.-ihe funeral OF
Miss Clara Joseph. the daughter OF Mr. j.
q. Joseph, of Covington. took place to-
day. Miss Joseph was very popular IN the
community. and her death is greatly
lamented.
Yhe County Court began its April term
to-day. The following persons were
granted liquor licenses: Coyington--John
<. Cole; Alleghany-M. III. Collins. Daniels
a Camper tho Intermont Hotel, Hunter
Reynolds. Fudge Payne; Ciifton
Toroe--f' J. Goodwin, Pat. Fox. and X.
q. Pierce Longdale--J. q. Dcvinney.
Mr.. Robert L. Harris was thrown from
his horse and so seriously hurt that he
could not come out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-06
The II. r. A: Men to Meet.

An adjourned meeting of the CONNER
cial Travellers of Richmond will be held
at Murphy's Hotel at $50 O'Clock tonight.
A general invitation is extended to all
men who travel out of Richmond to at
fond
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-06

fCorrespondence Of tho fichmond Dispatenl
ExpomA. Va, April s.--County. Court
met Yesterday. Judge Garham finished
the business OF the term IN about three
hours. Only one criminal case--tbst Of
James Wycbe. charged wifn iorgsry-wss s
ssnt 10 The pcnitsntiaIy for two years.
The town was more quiet than formerly.
the town ordinances have gone INTO si'
feet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-06
Look Out Tor the Dispsssh's Extra Edi-

Look Out for the Dispateh's Extra Edi-
tion.
In the course of o few hours an extra
edition OF the DmPArcH will DO issued
giving further, and perhaps. complete, re-
turns from the primary election.
1t will not be delivered to Subscribers
by the regular carriers, but may be OBJ
tanned from newsboys on al the principal
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Read "home testimonials published IN
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