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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-27
sn she came unanIant that dav saw her


when he Was contributing some OF these
exquisite poems 10 the Welcome Guest, II
magazine which in its day, under the
wise editorship OF Shirley Brookes, had
the most magnificent group OF young
writer's and artists working Tor il. \ vol
ume of il was the great delight OF my
childhood. | remember that among the
poetIcal contributions was Brownlngs
"Evelvn Hone" and Morris Sailing of
the Sword" Every line OF the latter
came back 10 me with poignant sweetness
when / recognized II with de.lSht III ne
Defense of Guinivere." l questioned
Morris himself once about the ambiguous
ending OF the poem:
Nv heart grew sicS, no more afraid
HAeg the Slsord cane beck from sed;
Upon The dccA tai white maid
sat OF Lord kolands knee;
H. chm was frc,s ed u1on her head,
When The Sicorf cGme back from sea-
asked if the white maid was herself or
anew love. for II Will be remembered that
. she speaks OF herself earlier In the poem as
white maid "--the one white maid 81
the three sisters. Certainly he meant
new love, he said.
How lovely those poems aret No one
has ever been able 70 enchant us IN this
way since Austin Dohson did. indeed. hall
promise 10 pick up the mantle Morris had
flung down, when he wrote Angola on
Earth, and Angola IN Heaven; but he
too passed away from this lovely medic
yailsp.
II you would see William Morris you
have only 70 so any Sunday evening 70 the
socialist meetings which are held IN the
hai! he has annexed 20 his house for the
purposes of socialism. l. IS 4 bare place
enough 81 iath and plaster The evening
was there the donate was orened bv Mr.
Ee.tort Bax, = wilder retormer than Nor
ris himself approves OF. Al least he con-
stantly interlected little phrases OF moder-
auon from the table At whlch lie SAT,
husuy writing. Bernard Straw was an
Other % the speakers. Mr.. Walter Crane
sat quietly IN the front row and dad
I'M the audience got up ~ turn 10
air his views. The question was
taxation, / think. Some were lucid
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12
TeIsrraphic Tlcks.

=, sahloh Brother, dealers IN diamonds,
a. , a., a. 81 Naidon Lape. Now YORK. made
a. eat tH1-ens yesterday with preferences vi
Az, D. y Wilkins, general manager Of the
sr.r oih>oA and Sandcrsyille iGa) road.
al, flay Appointed receiver on motion of
10y H. H. iomsins, of the Central Trust
N.'tfi ~<' 49, ''''@
,,,ss,. his'issippis number Of congressman
a. ~ so',n under Portef's census Il u cor
s.r-.e'u pis would 10 made 70 cut the districts
tei-.i',,Ays Ays siand all ~ pieces. A bill which
tea, eLAhfes them al il now drawn and
A. ~. ~ muVd9ciIon. Under its provisions
tsc - be ien Ia the Firss district, but with
~. cog Tea, Clay and Chickaskw. added |:
C,., 80. ~ oe "A tho keconc district. ~ now, with
gss.ss, !" tho tcutzy changed. None Of the
hifa 49, sakfcssin.n reside IN the proposed
fllA. M. ,y.fia olsiricis Lewis ell bc IN The
hels, r y Dat three Of bis Old counties isft-
u ~ 49, = sings. ana besman WI b thrown
s'kin dssfieL while esockdais VII -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12
Flashed from Abroad

A fresh srean OF lava Is issuing from tno
base Of the great cone vesuyius.
The innuonza continues to spread IN Paris
France The record sunday showed an ihcrease
81 seventy in the number OF deaths feS"""s
nom influenza
Tho town Of Larisso Greece ana .ne ss-
ing country we're shaken by an ear'nqusko yss-
terday. Almost simultaneously LOT springs ap-
pcared on Nj Ossa.
Anti-Jcwisb outbreaks have oscurred IN many
villages In Persa and saraiov, tusssa- nLe
houses Of nun " Of Jews euspecetd o. noaroin2
corn for tho purpose OF raising tue pii'e 10 thc
market have been burned and many jews nave
been killed.
Atvicas hovo been received NJ Liverpool from
Lagos West Aff.ca, 20 the effect that the King
of Dahomcy has contracted with the Sefman
Government 10 supply labofers ~ ZIP pc,
man, and that the king has already consigned
three hundred men and one hundred women 70
the German authorities.
IL Il again reported that negotiations between
Italy and the United States for the re-estaonsn-
fnent OF relations are making good progress II
is sad TINT negotiations have taken place az
Rome and tha, the affair may be expected 70 pe
completed soon. While there Is semi-ofncial
Ql0rnanl authority for thesereports, much reason
| exists for doubling their correctness
| The Berlin Rrcvs Zsfuag, referring 70 the re-
| lease Of n jewish butcher arrested az hanteh on
| tho charge a numbering Christian Doy, INSISTS
| that the release Of the prisoner was an error.
| The Ereuz Zeitung rnAlntans tho truth OF the
| charges against tue Jews Of killing CHRISTIAN
| children f0r the purpose OF using their blood IN
their peculiar religious ritcs. The state OF the
/ boys body. II says. proved that tho murder was
no work Of practiccd saughtcrer The article
4 has caused a sensation.
A heavy snowfall In tho north Of Ireland hos
greatly impcded trafiic The roads In many
plaeos ero utterly impassable. and IN conse-
quence OF this state OF affairs Il was inposslble
.ln O.. gQarh flpr churches SuuiaV,
and religious services were, therefore, not heid
| Al Tyrone funeral procession became lost ~
| the storm. and In tho many fiutless attempts
! on the part OF those taking part In II 70 nhd
| their way oat the horses became exhausted and
| Il was found necessary 10 abandon the hearse IN
| the snow-d.ift.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12
Fatalities.
It uIHTIIFtFs
-u. ..I.--nr.a % The nlanafnh

|NF telegraph 10 ine flhlhlfusi
No.ni.rowS. Pa, January 1.-THE boil
er- in the pork-packing establishment of
Az o. March, no Bridgeport, across the river
fm ufa city. exploded this morning. The
f'ff pss completely wrecked. Two men
v..sk skIlei ana eight injured, several OF the lat
fff rrrf1rs fatally. Ono man, who was III his
t-.I taF 40 the establishment, had his head
t.flUT Another was killed by the shock and
.frnsDlfrar1 sign Of injury. The boiler was
% 0.r hunirei-horse power. The property In
te eclhoihood suffered considerable damsg.
CRUSHED 10 DEATH.
Nr. CaRNEI. January 1i.-frank Brady, a
rtl.ErUvu professional baseball player OF the
Da.r0eon. was induced 10 Gccept position at
Nl.aIe oo'lery to-day. A few minutes later a
runaway car jumped tue track and Crushed the
g.-ir uln to death.
rHO rFH0Ss KiLLED; MANY INJURED.
IyinSsruiis, ISp.. January IA Crawforis-
T.e. ltl., special says. Between and O'Clock
tI. afternoon a nOrth-bound Moncn train ran OF
Nn rars about two miles north OF here. The
a.--rlf occurred on o fity-foot erlbank-
l,', -osn which four cars rolled, the
engine and ono hhggagc-car keeping
ue tlrk The nrst passenger coach rOiled
lFrr ur.e times. 10 wac fun OF passengers and
l-fa Ore from the stove, but ali the occupants
r..l.l alive. The baggage and express-car
seai over. bat no one in u was severely hurt.
Ila lal.fs' coach was literally torn % pieces, IS
Vfs f.sl Che parior-car. Hero was the great
f-i damage lhcro was hardly passenger on
Nr .la'l Who escaped injury. Help was soon at
tali. ani in ieW moments the roadway was
il.. manned on theirway 10 town. There were
f.-te faralrIral truupfs on board, one of which
Ft. iac city club Burlesque Company,
ti ta.- VS. completely broken mp, nearly
member sustaining serious inlu-
r. The killed are. Ben Hamburg. Gin
.fi. trIfcliing-man: Nine. fina Van Ro-
tr. NJ tle CITY tlup Company. Inirty-eight
e ile NfFe more ur less hurt, Of whom half a
...1 of more Will Gle, having been crushed
as.at iae bniy or head, or lost limbs. One lit
ie trl BEL missing and the dsbris Is beng search
fI l.r E.. f..te
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12
HE JUMPED lNTOA TRUNK.
A Singular Case Before the Justice-The
Post-Ofice Yard Affair.

Gus Potter, a short rotund negro with
decidedly Frenehy whiskers, was before the
Justice yesterday morning on the charge OF AS
snulting and striking cOlored woman with .
rock. When found by tho orlcere hs was In a
trunk hiding under q lot OF clothes. Gus was
fined $40 aud cCsts.
Edwari Nogel and Joseph NJ. Barker wero as
sesscd 500 each for carrying pistols
Dennis Rowe lcolored, charged with beng
fugitive from justice from Nottoway county was
allowed 20 give bait 20 appear before justice of
the county when wanted. lie Is accused Oh per-
Jury In a civil case.
Edward Washington lcoiored) assaulted annie
Warwick, aud paid SO for the pleasure derived.
Edward Burns, j. j. Gates, aud William HEN
defson paid So each for nghting.
John Garter lcolorei), accused OF gross dis
order, was hned $40 and costs.
me case against Wallace NJ. Rowe, charged
with creating disturbance IN the post-on
ward. was continued I'LL to-day. Donneily, the
second party to the affair, walked up 10 the po-
Uce-stafion and surrendered hineen yesterday
morning, giving bond for his appearance to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12
MORE CONNECTION.
.s Trouble WITH CHILE coNsIc'
eRsD REALLY GRAVE.
,,.ofthe Inquiry a, San Ffsne''e"--
increased Naval Ae''''n-A ''''
coming Presidential Message.
m, ;elegrapn 10 tho DIspAicn.l J

Hf.N tGlfkIAln w wv H'"t-'
,,..orSaroS, January Ii.-AnayAi once,
,xperence and prominence s"iu
o. pa. s...ncou; The public should be ac-
'''s - o.. r,tn tho real gravity of the con-
e-.''.,.v with Chile. The Investigation ~
~ c.s,c,seo is developing some very
-. '..,,.,g facts. and II will be well for us 10
',,s,e '''''''' the situation thoroughly. The
AR. ,.ken out thero shows conciu-
49, W.. % nv mind, that the assault on tho
..,,-s was prearfanged VIsshu.
's far. and that the inquiry my ~
l4.' "Toir.raiSo was a mere tarce. nm.
e., p, d, p said. Developed the fact that
.De-',, eecnrred between the hours or :
iI, ~, .ha afternoon. and Il was aiieesu
~ ~ American sailors were uruhA.
,Dft t.,nen 20 know. as a matter oi ipilS
H'" -. lint sailors do not get cruiie <
,r fbe dav. 10 may seem an onu
- tn'H ,'@.;rg observation. but ~ Is none
Or ~" an important fact. with strong
80, the case. that sailors do notge
90 midnight. They never IN p
eiu.'', ei,. ,'ocone intoxicated early IN the ove-
h.' ~. mora hear from other than
., . sDrrces OF information, the more
..,...ir convinced ! am that tho rs
~s. a-emeal tatcd. aud that IT was IN,
'-..t ss an insult TO this Government. /,
..'.,..,sceftained this afternoon beyond
,'...,IIitv Of doubt that the Navy
D,...-rnent has since the receipt OF the
...- -,us of the San Francisco inquiry TO
....,i Do. rreparatiODs for trouo!e' "a.
I.. activity 90 the naNy-yard IN tni2 =. y y
...'.,a.0d and the Navy Department Is
'.t',, rvsrg means Of saving time.
4uris HEADS TOGETHER
g,uysros. January ll--Secre,afy
r...,. M, several hours IN conference
..'. n T. President at the white House 20
m, tr reetfi 90 the Chilean ahaf' IL y
rrier-tonl that the President IS hla@i.s .
-...l aud thorough study OF the entire
.ieuce. with a view 10 the prepa-
,...a III a message to Congress ON the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12
OUR NEXT DOOR NeIGHsoa.
Death of Mr.. George T.. Richardson-res'
timonial-Other Manchester Notes.


timonial-Other Manchester Notes.
Mr.. w. II. Owens, of Birmingham. Ala.
returned home Yesterday.
Miss Sue Dunstan. of Petersburg. who
has been visiting friends in Chesterfield,
has returned home.
There were no services at the Presbyterian
church Sunday night
Miss Lula Gregory, OF Chesterfield county, who
has been visiting Miss Lena Adkins. OF Peters
burg, has returned home.
Rev. DIR. II. 4. johnson, pastor OF the Metho-
dist church at B0n-Air, Is In Norfolk assisting
DIR. Starr In revival, which Is In progress at
Cumberland-Street church.
Mr.. w. e. Robertson died Saturday oght az
his residence, on Nineteenth street between HUI
and Bainbridge. The deceased had been living
In this city about tnree or four years and wns
married. The funeral toek place from the resi-
dence yesterday afternoon at 3 O'clock
Mr.. g. L. Tompkins, trsin-master on tho At
lantic Coast-Lfne, was presented with q hand
eome silver service yesterday afternoon by the
employees OF the Richmond division Of the Coast
Line as testimonial OF their appreciation. The
presentation was made In 1oney's Hall by Mr.. n.
A. Maurice In the presence OF q large number OF
railroad-men.
Mr. George Z. Richardson, q well-known citl-
zen Of this city. died yesterday afternoon at his
sidsnce, on Ninth street between Decatur and
Everett. He had been sick for a few weeks, and
it VAS thought that he was improving, bat yes
terday he was taken suddenly i'll end died Ia a
snort while.
the cambridge Street Baptist chnrrh. At the
time Of bis death he was secretary OF Manches-
ter Lodge, No. IA, A. y. and A. N. He was
highly esteemed by al who knew him, and bis
sudden death was great shock TO the commu-
nifty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12

approved on behalf the Hovisssrs. and ssid the
association proposed 70 puild on ne ~. ne aS
$4,000. Tho PEDESTAL win be about 10 lset
high and will hold an s-foot bronze hgure. Inc
90 nmlttse recommended that the rcso,ution %
adopted. The plot Is 10 be known ~ ho"'tzef
Place.
The City Engineer was Instructed TO employ
. temporary night-watchman at the ne. Cny
Hall, 20 tako the place Of Mr.. Fergus1n curing
his illness.
fioor-covsring for the ofIice Of tho new Chsncery
Judge, the cost not TO exceed $15.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12
THEY DID NOT FIGHT.
HOW A DUEL WHICH WAS TO BE
FOUGHT ON BELLE ISLE eNOkp.
One Of the Prtncipais Could Not Come
Bos His second Was Present and
Threw Down the Glove.

Z A duel was to have been fought upon
the untrodden SHOWS of Belle Isle ct half
past O'Clock yesterday afternoon, but
one Of the principals suffered an accident
in the forenoon which prevented him from
keeping the engagement.
Few, If any, save the duellists, their
seconds, and newspaper-man knew that
the affair OF honor was set for the time and
place above mentioned. II Is true that all
the arrangements for the meeting were
made in one Of the hotels of this city. but
no one except reporters ever pay attention
to such talk. and therefore it Is not sur
prislng that the scribe was the only out
slider possessed of the information.
FISTS OR PISTOLS.
The quarrel between the Young men.
both of whom are well known IN social
circles. arose from the attentions which
one had been paying to the sister OF the
other. They agreed TO meet on the Island
and fight either with their fists or pistols.
though perhaps both leaned towards the
former method of settling the misunder-
standing.
At the appointed hour the. gentleman
whose attentions to the lady had caused
the QlI1cuily WAS On tut thV sStae*
few minutes later his second arrived. A
disintorested party. who merely went to
see the bloody affair. also brayed the
elements and went to the Island, while
representative of the DISPATCH shyly con.
cealed himself in the bushes aud prepared
| TO await the Developments.
HAD sPRAINED HIS ANKLE.
The other principal did not come, but
his second did. The latter brought q
sworn statement from q notary public that
the would-be duellist had that morning
slipped upon the ice and sprained his
ankle. The second said that he would
| take his friends place and night the
battle for him. He threw his
glove in front Of the absent gentleman's
adversary and showed himself eager for
gore. The second of the principal who
| did not sprain his ankle consulted with
! the gentleman who merely came
as spectator and these two agreed
| that it would be violating the code
| of honor to allow their man to
accept any such proposition, and so the
spotless snow of the island Is as yet un,
| tainted with human blood. In fact, all
hands opened q bottle OF wine, when
seems in some way TO have been considered
as one of the requirements Of tho code,
and quaffed the rosy contents thereof anu
| then the matter ended.
IL is understood that ere MANY days
have passed tho principals will have O
meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12
WE HAVE REAL WINTER WEATHER.
The Earth Covered with Nearly Three
Inches of Snow-Rain Yesterday.


Church-goers and others less dutiful
were surprised to find on awakening Sun
day morning that the ground was covered
with several inches of snow. The fakey
element commenced falling about2 o'clock.
when all the city was wrapped In slumber.
and continued in its nolseleSs course
towards the earth for several hours.
BY o'clock Sunday afternoon the
ground was hard frozen. and the streets
where the snow had been cleaned OF
almost impossible. The air was still and
bracing. and the snow indeed "beauti-
full" Several sleighs ventured out. and
by twilight the merry jingle OF the bells
could be heard in nearly all parts OF the
city. Up to noon yesterday the graceful
vehicles were to be seen gliding about on
the residential streets, but the main thor
oughfares, such a. Broad and Main, soon
became slushy and decidedly dlsagreeable
to walk upon.
The street-cars gave excellent service
Yesterday and Sunday and on both days
the usual number of conveyances were run
ming. A drizzling rain commenced falling
about o'clock yesterday afternoon. and
this combined with the increase in tempe
rature, which caused the snow to melt,
rendered the streets. the weather. and OIL
most everything out OF doors as uncom-
Portable as possible.
Falling weather has prevailed for the
last two days along almost the entire route
of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, but
the service of the company has not been
interfered with at all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12

tion was begun b. seven msn, under many dfass
backs, bur today the FUNDS amcuns %
e5.523.e2. The Iife-membership Increased mofe
than 100 psr cent. during 1891.
Mr. p. Whlflock. the Only life member. con-
sribuied el 900 during the last year. Inc presi-
dent made grateful acknowledgement o. no
subs tartial aid rendered By the LADIES' Auxui-
AIRY and tho contributions made BY our peop's
The election Of oflcers resulted ss follows:
President, Henry s. Hutzier; vice.presidens.
Lewis z. Morris; Secretary. and treasurer,
Charles Husxler. These gentlemen have peen
reelected esch year since the orgsn'zsuon Oh
ficmen elected ct toe meeting constitute .ne
Executive board william Ipvenstcin. r. wnit-
lock. Jacob Lewitt, Isaac Held. samuel bins-
wanger. Abraham Levy. Moses Jhalniiners ctx'
DR.. Calisch delivered beautiful address on
the subject OF " Charity" and more especially us
application 70 the care Of the aged aud tnfirm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12

A Remarkable and Successful Robbery.
The beautiful white marble statue Of
Henry Clay suddenly vanished some time
yesterday from its pedestal IN the Capitol
Square, and great excitement was occasion.
ed. The people supposing that great
crime had been committed by bold rob
bers were very properly indignant and
threatening.
The Chief Of Police at once instituted
search for the missing statue. and Was
greatly relieved to find 1t after an hour or
ing tickets to the Pinafore performance
for the benefit Of the soldiers Monument.
Even the cold marble heart Of the great
statesman was moved at the pathos and
sacredness of the effort torear this impera-
tively demanded monument.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12
MEETINGS-Second Tuesday.

ST. JOINS LODGE, MAs0ss.
FRIENDSHIP LODGE, ODD WILLOWS.
FITzHUGu LOpGE, ODD FELLOWS.
JAMESTOWN TRIBE, RED MIN.
CONTINENTAL LODGE, KNIGHTS OF HONOR
CAPITOL LODGE, KNIGHTS or HONOR.
RICHMOND COUNCIL, AMERICAN MECHANICS
GOODWILL COUNCIL MECHANICS.
yIgA COUNCIL. ROYAL ARCANuh.
CHURCH HILL COUNCIL, EQUITABLE LEAGUE.
JEFFERSON COUNCIL, EQUITABLE LEAGUE.
VIRGINIA SENATE, ORDER PArhIciAss.
VIRGINIA LODGE, r0kTL
TRINITY LODGE, GOOD fghPiAks.
wgsr-gsD LODGE, GOOD rEhPLAks.
HOwARD's GROVE LODGE, GOOD IthPLAts'
VIRGINIA LODGE, PROGRESSIVE Btskfir.
OLD DOMINION c0nNAsDERY, GOLDEN kAdi1.
&C." FIRsT VIRGINIA RkGIhksI'
ap." YfRsf VIRGINIA REGIMENT.
RICHMOND LI0Hr IsFAhrkf BLUES.
RICHMOND H0wIrZHRS.
soIDIERs HONE BoABp.
CENTRAL TRADE AND LABOR Union.
CksrKAL BENEFICIAL SOCIETY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12
1ae p,NxsRroN DETECTIVES.
uorTsr. II At All. Can They BE Consti-
totionaiiy Used as Militia?
nv telograph 10 The Dispafch.

10y iflNtlHIA ~ t.-' 49,
Wl.rr,GroN. January ll.-Representa-
....' Vsf-or. II Georgia, to-day offered a
,...i1tioa ins'ructIng the House Commit
4. 0n the judiciary 10 investigate tue
i.ns.rton Detective Agency, 70 examine,
n. charter. inquire into ITS methods ana
.r,r0ee. asceriain the number Of armed
..na it rnmniains. upon what terms those
,'.n sre useI OF can be employed as mill
IN. and t0 report whether such organiza-
,on either IN i,s charter or us operations;
violates tho Constitution OF the United
Ntafts.
Ibe prcamble 20 the resolution recites
srer.ti0n that the Pinkerton Detective
AGENCY employs an armed force OF 35,VOO
men. whose purpose Is 20 act as a militia
m ffe different States TO quell so-called
disturbances between employers and en-
riayaes bv the use Of force and bloodshed,
and that such an organization is liable u
he used f0r the most dangerous objects,
sad isa menace to civil institutions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12
Property Transfers.

Richmond V. W. Gsthrights trustees
10 Philip Mayer, 19 ll-l2 feet on the west
side Of Pine street between Cary and Main
slreois, $4,000: Thomas z. deter 70 Juna a.
Ia,e, .s feet on Williams street southwest cor
ner o, GIlmer street, s5; Frank Leibermuth
apd wife 70 Theodore Nelson, "a feet on the
south side OF Clay street between Fourth and
Fifth, $4,000. -, :,
usnrico Highland Park Company 70 w. III.
pasker. lot 10 in square IL, s20O; same 10 Ju-
i,an A. sallo 10, q In sqnare lS. 500 same 10
John \, Butier. Jr, lot "a In square a. 500
same 20 Mrs Lee X. ssiizer, lot 20 In square 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12
Conrt Notes from Vi1Iamsburr.

MunNHufG. Va, January ll.-Hon.
Nlacy omth, thenew county Judge. made
At Nf-i Appearance upon the bench to-day.
iLe estate o' John Moore. the famous caterer,
80 committed into the hands u the Sheriff as
.ii.f. tni tle following appraisers were ap-
aI.i D. A. Lively. n. ID. Colo, JOnn A. Hen
' Do n Wolfe, ana Charles Z. Dean
81, - hl. pl ~ John A. Barnes, tho estate Of
"..t'i Webb Nas committed 10 his hands as
,.'.' O. t0ut. of ESQ was given, with An
or j. I.lnn. ne EufefY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12
Apecre.se In Death,

The whole number of deaths in Rich
mond last week was S4-17 white and II
co,ored. Twelve persons died In Clay Ward.
in jackson. s In Madison. In Monroe, 2 In Jef-
ferson, ia Marshall. and each az tne eins.
house and city jail. Five OF tho deceoents we're
over seventy years age. -.
Cause Of beafh: Chronic bronchitis white
.consumption, white and I colored; chronic
diarrh9a, white: dropsy, white; accidental
scoroId. msIsrisi fever, 1 colored: sastrisis, ]
White hesry disease, 9 vhife and colorcd,
hcmipieeia, ! col0red; infantiie lock3sv, ]
white: Inflammation Of bowels, colored imam
msrssmus. coiorod; meningitis, white; old
ege. uhite and colorsd; ppeumonis, > cot
ofed: premature brths colcrod; uptureo
uterus, colored; softening Of brain, white
unknown, ! white.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12
s,nrome court of Appeals.

Robinson against Commonwealtb. HE
against Commonwealth, Anthony against
Commonwealih, Rondcap against Common
weaifh. Continued until March term.
Whiting against town OF West Point Passed.
Nortoik and Western Railroad Company
against Postal Telegraph Cable Company. Nor
foik and Western Railroad Company against
pcstsi Telegraph Cable Company, Postal Teie-
eraph Cable Company against Norfolk and
Western Haiiroad Company. Postal Telegraph
Cable Company against Norfolk ana western
Railroad Company. Continued 70 March term.
P.rIue's administrator against Dillon. Re
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