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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-14
4 MECKLENBURG MARRIAGE.
-i,, Aiys Leciair Jefrress Becomes Nrs.
Henry Lee Boswell.

Henry Lee Boswell.
fo-e.pondonce OF the Richmond DIspatch.l
Cnr CITY, Va, April 12.-To-day at
Ugh noon "a brilliant assemblage filed the
IUrst church. The occasion was the
rau4.e nj Miss Alys Leclair Jefress and
J. Henry lee Boswell.
Its attendants we're Miss Corinbe Jeffries
G. Nr Nrir. Il. Boswell, Of Richmond; Miss
Alll.. D. swell and Professor Fleming J. Je.-
r-t. ~ llufe City; Miss kvaneoline Pettus
rI Nr Hilary Elan, Of Suffolk. Miss Susie
AusU rui Mr. Ballard Z. Boswell, Of Rich
D.. N.s izzie Hughes and Thomas y. VIII
i.r..u tiarkcsyllle; Miss Willie Jefiries, OF
h..-UIa. and SIR. X. NJ. Burton, Of Philadel-
.a lt. ushers we're Mcssrs. Archer kennie,
q. .e' po.ils. JOhu Rose, and Ftayser Pettus.
Toe Dupual ceremony was most impressiyoly
O. m.i by the Rev. J. III. NewDill. OF this
NlaIel-slhn's Wedding March was played by
lr-i %. NewmlL The bride was elegantly AT
irti In Is travelling suit and looked radiantly
t'ry as slo approached the altar with her
f't sister, meeting the groom, escorted by an
t.ef tro'ler.
after ue ceremony the party and attendants
ll al entertainment at the nome OF the
i-.ea.s o. lhs BRIDE
I.t tr3eia daughter Of Captain Thomas ID.
l..fass % Chase city, ana the groom Is en-
f.fri 'l commercial business, with headluar-
ls't a' t1cAgu. They left on the afternoon
..' i.r al extended tour through The northern
tos ana Canada.
.s trle WAS the recipient Of numerous cost
.,l apl rCpriate presents from her friends In
i.li states There were over fifty soure-
80 % .lfcr. both useful and ornamental, aud
1tlsIie design ana finish.
t.f. beautiful wcddlng-day could not have
% mashed. 10 was cioudiess ana delightful
l-n fly- % the sun seemed unusually bril-
Ai.i -iTi.-ll, % Is hoped, Of the bright future
s'.inf itis young aud popular couple. just en-
N..-i lpol IL arena OF OF life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-14

sives ana friends. ana, judging from tho crowd,
many took advantaFe Of the opportunity 10 DO
preseat At the happy event Thoy drove 20 tneir
future home by moonlight.
II was an agspic:o rs beginning, and n happy
II the bride the cum shines on, donbiy happy
ought she to be " tho moon lends her eachant-
Ing rays Congratulations we're spoken, good
bycs aai5. and MI went OF NJ merry as . mar
riago boil.
the first tuddins OF fruit has been consider
ably damaged by tho last cold wave.
Mr.. John Dayenperi, OF Richmond. was hero
on short visit 20 his parents Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-14
YINAH CIAL.
Richmond and West Point
Terminal Railway and
Warehouse Company.
NOTICE.

LARGE AMOUNT OF THE BONDS AND
STOCK OF THE RICHMOND AND WEST
POINT TERMINAL RAILWAY AND WAKE
HoIIsE COMPANY AND OF THE UNDRkLf-
ING SECURITIES HAS BEEN DEPOSITED
UNDER THE PLAN OF REORGANIZATION
OF MARCH /, 1892, LODGED WITH THE
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Holders OF the Terminal Company securities
must elect ON OR BEFORE THURSDAY THE
I4rH INSTANT. II they will become parties to
the Plan formed to protect their interests and
property.
The Committee desires to impress upon the
holders OF Terminal securities that the deposits
of majority OF these securities on the 18th in-
slant will show o united interest and practically
demonstrate that the Plan Of Reorganization
will DO carried through.
Tho Central Trust Company Certificates
which are being issued In exchange for tho 90
curities deposited under tho Plan Of 3eorganize.
ton HAVE BEEN LISTED ON THE NEW YORK
STOCK EXCHANGE.
THE RIGHT OF SUBSCRIPTION TO THE
CASH FUND UNDER THE PLAN TO THE d.
POsITORs OF STOCK AND PER CENT.
BONDS WILL BE EXTENDED TO SUCH DATE
AS MAY BE ADVERTISED BY THE COMMIT.
TEE AFTER APRIL IA, 1892.
The holders OF tho securities OF the auxinhfy
CORPORATIONS are invited 10 cooperate and be-
come parties to the plan 70 preserve the in'ce-
riiy of this large system OF railroads, the disn-
teeration OF which would prove disastrous 10
such securities.
Copies Of the Plan Of Reorganization may DO
had at the onice of the Central Trust Company
OF New York.
THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK GIVES NOTICE THAT III WILL KEEP
OPEN UNTIL 4P. NJ. ON APRIL 1srn FOR TIE
PURPOSE OF RECEIVING TIE SECURITIES
UNDER THE RICHMOND AND WEST POINT
TERMINAL AND WAREHOUSE COiPANfS
PLAN OF RECOMMENDATIONS.
NEW YORK, April IA. 1892.
FREDERIC p. oLcoTT,
OLIVER II. PAYNE.
FREDERICK ID. TAPPES,
WILLIAM II. PERKINS,
HENRY BULGE,
l. C. PAHNEsToCK,
J. KENNEDY TOD,
Committee.
GEORGE S. ELLIS, Secretary, "a Wall street,
New York. ~ ~
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Casualty aud Crime.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch. !


CoounL CITY. ORE. April t3.-While the
life-saying crew at Bandon were practicing
last evening their beat capsized and Captain
Nelson and three Of crew OF eight were
drowned.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, April 13.--A frightful ex-
plosion of powder completely demolished the
mills OF the Moosic Powder Company at IL
O'clock this morning. The shocks were felt over
radius OF forty miles, and thousands OF people
In the surrounding towns rushed out OF doors,
thinking an earthquake had taken place. The
mills we're blown 10 the smallest atoms, no frag-
ments being found more than q foot long. Seven
men were Instantly killed, and two fatally in
tured. Loss about s2O,0OO.
SAuLT STE MARIE, MICH. April 13.-George III.
Fritts, the postmaster at Trout Lake, near hero,
keeper of general store and township trea-
surer who absconded few days ago, took wi n
him the contents OF over 100 registered letters,
a large amount OF the township funds, and
money belonging TO creditors-in all over &c.
900.
HUNTINGTON, w. VA, April 13.-The Jury In
the case Of Allen Harrison, who, on saturday,
April I'd, murdered Bette Adams, 1b-year-
old girl because she refused TO marry him, this
morning rendered q verdict OF murder In the
first degree, tho penalty for which Is death.
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ECONOMIC PATH or THE HOUSE.
Contrast with the Billion Dollar Con
gress-Ali the Books Gone.
From Our Regular correspondent.l

from Our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON, April 13.-The House. is
making rapid progress with the considera-
ton of Appropriation bills. and at the rate
that body has been going Congress VIII De
ready 10 adjourn by the first or middle OF July,
unless the Senate becomes stubborn and refuses
10 follow In the economical path that mas pceh
made by the lower branch. Mi. Holman was
nut at tho head OF the Appropriations COMMITS
tee for a purpose. IL was % LOT the country
know that this House intended TO make RECORD
In severe contrast with that OF the Reed billlon-
dollar Congress. And at the same time the pubic
service viii not sunor ia the slightest lheto arc
lcul walls here against MIR. holmens policy'
and IL cannot be sai1 that ne Is popular even
with tho average congressman, for no runs
against many OF their schemes. In the DEPART
mems he has not only created pauic among
The clersk but he 10 literally detested because
the reductions in the appropriations WIN render
A. necessary 10 discharge In the near future
several hundred clerks. They charge II all 70
Mr.. Holman regardless OF the fact mat ne
Is but one man, and that the HOUSE,
or a majority OF that Dody, VIII nase
Mr. Holman was yesterday nominated py accia-
nation for reelection 10 Congress lie Is mere
attending 70 business and Was not on hand 10
look after his fences, as ne naa no opposl,lon non.
I'm the House was a member OF the body but he
has not served continuously as long as pr.
ONe,Il. OF Pennsylvania Mr.. Holman was LETT
AT home TWO OF ulfcc pua ~ NJ" sVon7 ~
n he can stay in Congress as long as he lives.
TIE EDITION EXHAUSTED.
Members Of Congress are receiving numerous
requests for the government publication known
as :. Diseases OF tho Horse" IL Is impossible for
them 20 sead these books for the reason that the
edition was exhausted long ago. Zach member
had only 800 copies OF the work and III district
where there are 10000 or more voters 10 VIII be
readily seen that 800 viii go very short way.
Members, as rule, sent them out Just as requests
we're received. The cost OF the book Is so great
that the government was bound to limit the
publication, and the original idea was TO dis
tribute the copies among people who would ois-
serninate the knowledge II contained III the re-
spectlye communities.
OTHER NOTES.
Mr.. Bedinneld. Railroad Commissioner OF
North Carolina, was among the VISITORS al the
Capitol to-day.
a post-ofice TO be known as Cornatzer has
heer established In DAVE county, y. e., With
Jacob H. Cornatzer as postmaster.
Beaufort Cox has been commissioned post
master at Beaufort, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-14
business and Labor Troubles.

LONDON, Eng, April l3.--Six hundred
workmen have been discharged from the
establishment OF the Landoro Tin-Piete Com.
many the oldest and largest works OF the kind
in south Wales The action was due TO the de-
preaslon Ia trade resulting from the operation
OF the Mckinley tarir law.
IosDox. EsG., April l3.-The extensive COT
ton-spinnipg lockout, declared by tho federa-
ton OF Master spinr ers nearly two weeks ago,
began IN part to-day, aud by Saturday 10000
ope.atiySs viii be idle.
pRA0rx, BOHEMIA, April 12.-Tbe operatives
employed In the iinen-miiis at Macleod, In Bo-
henia. went cut on strike, and finding that they
we're not likely 10 succeed In their demands
they began 20 act ia riotous rlannor, threats
beiae made that they would destroy the mills.
The strikers f'nslly assumed very msna . e
Sisnerse them. Tho strikers were desperate,
however, aud pitched baltic ensaed. the gen.
darmes drawing their eaprcs, ana striking right
and len, while the strikers used sticks ana
stonesAs weapons. The gendarines nnatiy sue
ceedod 10 dispersing the mob. but not before
number Of theui were quite severely nuft ~
being bis with the heavy stones thrown o. them.
Several Of the rioters werc psuiy eas " me
saDrc2 OF the Gcna8rmce-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-14
improvements In Roanoke River.

correspondence vi tuo ieiShin"'" D''P'
SCOTLAND NECK. n. c., April is.-four
correspondent was shown by captain
Sctnlstsr. general overseer of the government
work on Roanoke river, his recommendations for
river improvements. He recommends to Major
stanto. Of the corps of civil engineers, quite ex-
tensive improvements on the river Tor 'he pres
ent year.
Captain schuster thinks that With the expendi,
ture OF $4,000 tho channel will be fairy well
cleared from Plymouth to Weldon.
his wife's father. DIR. W. j. Lawrence
Mr.. w. +. Whtmore has moved to town.
Mir. Ell Hopkins. Of Martin county, has peen
here on business this week.
CAPTAIN Y. T. Vincent and family have been
in town several days, called here 10y the death
of Mrs. Gotten, Mrs. Vincents mother.
Messrs w. A. Dunn and Noah Biggs are at
tending Northampton Court, at jackson, ibis
week. -
Nr. Ed. Baker and bride from Norfolk are VS.
fling Mrs. j. Ii. Smith, Dir. BAKERS sister.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-14
Nearly rwsnty.one Years OH.

The Walker Light Guard. Company b, First
Virginia Regiment OF Infantry. viii attain their
majority on the 18th OF this month, and the
members OF the organization will celebrate the
occasion In hitting manner. The company viii
parade ia the well-kEown Uniform and shakos
which have made them famous, after which
there will be Encyclopaedia and banquet In
the evening. At the conclusion OF the meal II Is
the intention OF those having the collation. Ia
charge - urge the ex-membcrs Of the company
10 form themselves into an organization TO be
known as the Walker Lighi-Gusrd ISOLATION.
Captain Cunningham Is the commandan. OF the
company, which was organized in 1871.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-14
Bristoi's BONANZA Visitors

Correspondence OF the Richmond Disoatch.l
BRISTOL. TKSS.. April i2.-in the next
few DAYS BrIetol will be visited by 200 or
800 OF tho most noted people in this country:
Tomorrow more tlan q hundred capitalists ana
politicians will spend short time here eh route
from Washington 20 tho historical aud ancient
town OF ElizabethtOn, the home OF tho Iaylofs
ana Haynes The annual meeting OF the Co
operative Town Company win DO attended by
people from all East Tennessee and Southwest
Virginia. Senator Carlisle and other speakers
will deliver addresses. The other Big crowd
which il 10 be hero is now In the state of Ten
nessee. Several hundred northern people are
attending tho opening OF the hotel at harrogate.
The society people OF tolls city are contemplating
o german az Fairmount Hotel, led by the famous
Ward McAllister.
Mr.. r. r. Jordan, OF South Boston, Va, nee
Miss A allie Turner, Of this city, arrived to-day
from the Ear.. She has been absent since the
nret NJ the vear
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-14
OUR AIM.

II Is our aim TO continually place on sale the
very best goods Never before have wo shown
such varied assortment as now. We would
direct the attention Of the finest dre~crs In par
tcular to the manner anr goods are made. They
at and hang as IL they we're made specially for
thu wcarer We have them TO nc all shapes and
sizes. Ia Cheviois, Casslmeres, Homespans,
worsteds Trico;s, and Disgcnsls
Excellen, Suits at slo, si2, and si3.
Fine Dress Suits ranging from els 10 ESQ.
Take look at these suits. You viii apprs
ciate them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-14
Lafayettss shut oat by 'yarstties.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

usIvrRsrry OF VIRGINIA, April is.--The
Lafayette team met with another down
fall this afternoon before the Varsity BALI
seven innings we're played. Rockwell. then
crack Pc her, was Ia the box and showed splcn.
did speed for the lrst three Innings, but The
Varsity team found no troJDlc In hitting hin,
The Lafayette tenn played vcry loosely oil
around. and only made two baac-blts oil Me-
CURE, who did not exert himself at all IN hrs
pltchiag. The University team played O very
clean game and only made two errors. Tneir
batting was strong and their fielding VERT
pretty. Harper nAdo a beautiful double play
20 Smith on hrst from long fly to centre heId.
Marshall caught n very pretty game. TIC Var
city team - gaining n reputation as heavy
tough work. The fcore was:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-14

HUNTER. Died. at his residences. n
Ctroljne county, on the 18th instAne. d..
CHARLES MORRIS HUNTER ssod q
years
He was an humble Christian, who vas :
friend 10 all humanity and had no enc
mics.
Funeral services 81 Botaweil. 81. Mar.
instant.
LATANEs Died, on April II. iso2, at
laurel Grove. in Essex county. HENRY
wARING LATANE. In the cd year Of his
ago.
TYLER-Died. after long and painful
illness, at his residence. on Brook road.
Funeral from the Ebenezer Bapt,st
church THURSDAY. April ltta. az 8 =. N.
Friends and acquaintance invited to at
tend without further notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-14
Meeting at the Exchange.

An adjourned meeting of the stock;
holders of the Virginia Steel. Iron and
slate Company was held In the Exchange Hotel
J. w. Foster ia the chair. There were 1860
shares represented. All Of the officers were re-
elected with the exception OF Mr.. J. T. Gaines.
the secretary and treasurer, VINO resigned ms
might be decreased. The duties OF that on.ce
were imposed upon the president. resolution
was adopted authorizing the Board OF directors
10 sell such OF the companys lands as they may
Deem advisable for the best interests OF the
ORGANIZATION, the mineral rights TO be reserved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-14
Railroad Affairs in Asheville.

AsHEvnLE. N. c.. April 13.-The Ashe-
vile and Bristol Railroad Company has
been organized with William NJ. Cooke, DR., as
president, and now declares itself ready TO puiid
the road az soon as the amounts asked from the
several townships shall have been granted.
Ashrvine is asked for 100000: Reems Creek,
81 200; Flat Creek. $4,000 and Ivy, $1,000.
Bv the new road the distance between AsheYille
ana Bristol will be 900 miles, while by present
lines Il is ,0S9 miles. At the next meeting OF
the county commissioners they will be asked 10
order elections OF the townships In propositions.
Calls for railroad mass-meetings 70 De helu al
Asbeyille on May 9TH has been numerously
signed by prominent citizens.
isheyille Ia full OF visitors, and private cars
are getting numerous on the side-tracks OF the
station. n,
teen. is expected in the palace car "Dayy
Crockett"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-14
Want to Become Dentists

The State Board OF Dental EXAMINERS
Ses;ring 10 become dentists Tuesday, and viii
pe IN session in this city until Friday. Yester-
day the candidates who are being questioned 10
the Senate Chamber were examined upon cheu-
istry ana anatomy. There are fourteen appl-
hoard: DR.. j. Hall Moore, OF Richmond, presi-
dent: Or. w. K Norris, Charlottesville, secreta-
nv: DIR. ID. d. Lester, Christansburg: Ut. W. A.
Cingrich, Norfolk DR.. George n. Hurt, "inches-
ter aud DR.. w. II. Thaston, farmviue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-14
Yves, Points Meas Contributions.

fCOrrespOndonce Of tho HIcHNOuu UI5vuVVu'I
WEST POINT, Va, April l3.-Mrs. ). T.;
Rvrd who came from Baltimore to attend
the wedding of Mr.. Arthur w. Marable 10 Miss
Geralda Hughes, is seriously III with pneumonia
at this place. go
Mrs Wallace Crump, whose serious illness was
announced some tiae since, died on Saturday
last at her home. at Sweet Hall, IN King william
county. Consumption was the cause oil her
death. 49,
Mir. e. Wilkinson spent Wednesday In Rich
. mOnl on business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-14
Miss Ella Rives Dies of Pneumonia.
rSneeini telegrarn TO the Dispatch.l

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, April 1S.-Miss
Ella Rives died at late hour last night al
- Beauyal.n the residence OF MIR. A. L. Everett
near CONAN, Of pneumonia, after an illness Of
about two weeks. She will be buricd nom
Grace church tomorrow at O'Clock. she was
daughter OF the late William q. Rives, former
Minister TO France and United States senator,
and sister of Colonel A. l.. Rives OF Castle tllll
the father Of the authoress. Amelie kives. She
was In her 55th year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-14
Death of Major Henry Locher.

LEXINGTON, VA. April 13.-Major Henry
Locher died here this morning. He was:
during the ReadIuster regime quartermaster OF
the Virginia Military Institute, and was re-
spectod by everybody. lie came here IRON
MARYLAND about forty years ago and engaged in
the milling business. lilo abandoned that after
the war and lived on his farm. which some time
ago he sold 10 "A company oil Richmond capitalists
1t adjons Buena Vista. Ito left two children. lie
was aged 90 years.
The funeral OF Dir. T.. Alberta Pratt, who died ri
Pine Ridge, y. y, took place from the Presby-
terian church here this afternoon. tie was n
son of the late Rev. DR.. j. w. Pratt, who tor a
number OF years was pastor OF the Presbyterian
church here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-14
usnasr.ou,s Tobacco Trade.

tCorrcspondence on ING H'uHIIloHu De
nvspYgsoN, n. c., April 12.-During last
waak there were shipped from Henderson
tifty-nipe carloads OF tobacco--a total OF s26
hogshesds. Most Of this tobacco was In strips,
HANDLED. redried, and Inspected here while only
about one aud one-half carloads were CONSIGNED.
ms shows a great change In the tobacco trade,
tor = few wears ago nearly ifenot all OF IL would
have been consigned. Now II Is handled here
and gees direct 70 the manufacturers.
Tho frosts for the past three nights nave done
,.avy damage here. Early vegetables AID
sSns,i fruits are nearly all killed, and some dam
ace Is reported 10 tobacco plants
"iaon. A. III. A. Williams, member OF Congress,
passed through here on yesterday. He's pleased
piss,n ths nils introduced by himself and the re-
,cr,ns nronosed. He Is looking after fences with
reference 10 denomination.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-14
The ClTYs OFFER ACCEPTED.
A. Old Railroad War Ended-ContestB De-
tween hin and Cleveland Men.

o'rrcssondenoe Of the Richmond Dlspatch.I
ALlr,SDmA, April l9.-Theflght between
10 CIV Of Alexandria and the Washington
l'-efu Railroad Company and its pro-
rs over the possession of Henry
ri ~ TIE tracks Of the railroad company
~ i ls.i come 10 an end, after a contest ex-
I.i nfcr period Of more than twenty
a- During that time many in!unctions have
.,aned and dissolved and tho city put 70
'ab.o expense 90 maintain its rights
.as snce tho City Council Dotl-
uH railroad company that II II
ave The improved portion OF Henry
ie city would give Il the right OF way
tracks. This offer was practically ac-
.'l wen TIE railroad In reply offered to
il Keep Ia repair six squares Of that
LAT night ihe City Council at its meet
eiie3 The compromise and 70 ended the
-, liaUu our light
A nor FIGHT LOOKED FOR
tle city Democratic Committee hold an
~. meeting Ia The Council chamber to-
~" ~ order % allow all who wish TO
& iafi 20 the debate az 20 the method Of
M. lt leiegatcs TO the State convention whe-
i. "Afd meetings or by primary election.
800. ~. ls y The Ugh. here is going 20 be hot
we % TIE friends % Hiil and Cleveland.
r- '.y finance Committee Ct lis last meet
~ t',.ioyca nearly $4,000 In redeemed
k.-t, elllh represent tie city's debt.
a.. senator George A. Mushbach IL quite III
-'1'' on north Washington street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-14
News yyinnowings from Winston.

WINSTON. n. G., April l3.-Ihe second
school Convention viii meet here tomorrow
afternoon. .,. Ia.
Ihe Jefferson Democratic CLUB OF this city
celebrated the anniversary OF Thomas Jenersons
address was delivered by Mr.. Charles NJ. Yates
subject The Principles Of Democracy as prac-
tIced by Jefferson jackson. aud Cleveland.
Committees have been appointed by the city
government OF Winston and the salem Snain-
arrange for the reception and entertainment OF
Mrs. Frank Leslie- Wide and party. who are ex-
nected 10 visit tho twin city In few days.
Rev. Walter w. Moore, ID. d., OF Hampden-
sidney college, Va, has accepted an invitation
10 nrcach the baccalaureate sermon before the
seniors Of salem Academy Sunday morning,
Ma ODd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-14
Msthodist Educators IN Session.

CHARLOTTE. N. G., April iS:-The Metbo-
dist Educational Society OF North Caroiina
Ion William Robbins. OF Statewide, p<esidcns
so ~ hSdv called the meeting 20 order ana de-
iiyered the address Of welcome TO the delegates
s.; e,,aress on the relation OF higher educa-
zion 10 religion. An address was made 81 Rev.
W. 4. Cunningham, Of Henderson, on Methodism
as a. agency for the extension Of higher educs.
ton. Mr.. Fitch Taylor. Of Ashevine, delivered
: o'elo'st fhis evening Rev. 4. N. ivey. OF hox.
Soro. delivered an address on the necessity Of
nscSer educational ideals among ministers. The
coI,yention Il representative gnthenng ana
" ali attended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-14
Ambulance Calls

The city ambulance was called out three
times yesterday. At $50 +. NJ. TO the Old
Dominion Cake and Cracker-Works to attend a
white boy who had accidentally fallen and hurt
his head. lie was treated and left.
At 5:25 7. NJ. to No. III south Twelfth street TO
attend a white man whose head had been cut by
an elevator striking him. He was treated and
left.
At GEO p. NJ. to O white man at the Locomo-
ive-Works who had been taken suddenly sick.
He was treated and turned over TO his family
pi,v