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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-10

nFATiiA.

BARKsDALF.-Died. Sunday night,
Nav sth. HENRY J.. BARkSDALE. son OF
the late Charles II. Borksdale and Mrs:
Emily ". Barksdale, N the 18th year OF
his age. 49,
Funeral services from the residence. 2l5
east Main street. TUESDAY MOHNlNG,
10th instant. at IL o'clock. Friends Oh mo
family requested 10 attend.
DIDLAKE.-D AIay 9th, at o'clock
A. NJ, JAMES A. DlDLAKE, Jr:. the thlrd
child and son Of james A. and Fannie Did'
lake: aged years and II months.
The funeral viii take place from Clop--
ton Street church. Manchester, TO-DAY
tuesday 81 II A. 81 lntefment az Oak
wood cemetery. Friends and acquaint-
ances invited 20 attend.
HUTCHINSON Died. az her residence,
in Caroline county. Va, Nay ,. 1872, at l
O'clock A. NJ, Mrs. PAkIlikNlA. beloved
vito of John ". Iutches0n, IA the blth
year Of her age.
She leaves a devoted husband aud seven
children 70 mourn their loss:
RIessed are the dead who die IN the Lord.
Funeral services will take place from her
residence THIS TUESDAY Al EkhoOn;
Nav TO- 1892. at l.30 O'Clock. Friends anu
gr0uaintauces Of the family arc respect
fully invited 90 attend.
SWETNAM.-Died, yesterday, May sth,
M his residence, No. west Clay street,
JOSFPH 4. SWEINAM; aged % years
Eunerol services THIS (Iuesdayl
AFTERNOON At ) O'Clock from All saints
FniscOpal church. Friends and acquAsht-
ances invited 10 attend. ,,
please COPY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-10
LLTHREE DROWNED
A SAD ACCIDENT TO A NEGRO BOAT
ING PARTY NEAR NORFOLK.
Ono Man and Two Children Lost Over
board-The Atlantic and Danviiie Rail-
road Extepsion-A Pilot Fined.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch

NORFOLK, Va. May p.-Last night sad drown
ing accident occurred at West Norfolk. A sail
boat containing six colored people was coming
In from Norfolk, sailed by negro named George
McClenny. The sail was iibbed, and as the WIND
was blowing fresh OF the time the boat turned
over and the occupants we're thrown out. There
was another man in the boat, who assisted the
women and children 20 the bottom Of the boat,
but McClenny was not able TO get to the bottom
Of the boat, and 10 his efforts 20 save himself he
pulled two children named Gooding, girl ABOUT
and boy o. IL years, over In the water ana
all three were drowned before assistance coula
reach them.
Delegates to the Independent order OF Me-
chanics left for Washington tonight
TWO DEATHS.
The friends Of Colonel john Avery were sur
prised 10 learn Of his death in Princess Anne
county this morning. resulting from wound re-
ceiyed at Apponatiox Courthouse.
Mr. John Lawler, an aged citizen OF Norfolk,
died to-day.
SUCCESSFUL ROAD.
The Atlantic and Danville railroad will shortly
90 out Of she receivers hands and Is. NeWgass
a Co., the London bankers. will have charge OF
the property for tho English syndicate. who now
hold most Of tho stock. As 1t IL the
line II doing as much business as IL can
manage with the rolling-stock on mana all
along tho route, and the owners are
anxious to commence the western extension
% Brisoi The road Is doing twice as much bust
ness this year as It did last year and trshlc Is
steadily increasing. IL looks now A. II this new
road will DO one OF tho great trunE-lines OF tho
East. he authorities OF the road have been IN
New York all the week In regard to the matter
OF the western extension. and the business inter-
ests OF this section are looking forward 10 great
results In this direction.
Tho pilot OF the United states tug Wahneta
was nned s22.50 for bringing into port the
United States steamer Monongale from O foreign
port.
Professor Young, Of RaniOlph-Macon College
Is announced az the probable successor OF Rev
DR.. Evans at Granby.Street Methodist Episcopal
church.
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Northern MethOhists.


OMAHA. NFR., May 9.-In the Methodist Con-
fer.nre "A resolution was offered calling for an
investigation into the affairs of Grant University
M Chattanooga. Il was alleged IL the resoiu-
ION that tho Institution had sQuandered great
deal OF money; has kept In employmenta larger
faculty than has been necessary 10 10 the work
az the Institution, and that the whole manage.
mont Of the college needs investigation Grant
University Is undor the charge OF the Freedman
Aid society. The resolution was referred.
Dr. u VI. King. OF New York, leading candi-
date for the episc0pscy, offered RESOLUTION for
rrorosei amendment 20 the Constitution OF the
United States relating % the protection OF pub-
liz schools In the United States against religious
eucroachments aud defining the attitude OF the
cnurches with relation 20 the schools. The reso-
luton vas adopted snd applau1ed.
Or. King offered another resolution declaring
that the appropriation OF money by the National
Government for ecclesiastical education was not
in accord with the principles OF the Constitution,
and that churches should refuse 10 receive
money from the government fOrthe education OF
Indians He spoke earnestly upon the subject,
stating that an the churches had been getting
assistance from che government IN their ln1ian
work. lie believed Il was wrong principle.
The Catholic Church, he said, had received over
S2OOO,OOO. lie wanted the whole contract sys-
lem between the government aud tho thlrch
wiped out The resolution was carried unani-
fuoualy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-10
The Chairnanship.

TTHITT0OlTb INIVA-IfV ItahI
Chairman Enyson, Of the State Committee, hns
written % Mr.. Basil Gordon, his predecessor,
who resigned on account Of III health, that he is
entitled 70 the position which he reinquished'
and that tho writer VIII gladly support his nomi-
nation at the State convention. This shows that
Mr.. Enyson nss very keen appreciation of the
amenities and a nice and delicate sense OF
honor
Mr.. Gordon, mp 20 tho time OF his retirement,
made a devoted ana ericient dire,to OF Demo
cratic interests 10 this state. A man oil wealth
aud ability. willing 20 use both In the service OF
the party. II II not strange that ne hal sue
coastal career As for xr. Eilyson thore Is no
more clear-siehted, quics-witted man in the
state. lie Is brimiul Of executive capacity aud
can conduct campaign with splendid executive
ability, inspiring bis subordnsIes oy lhe zea'
with which he enters into the work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-10
NEW YORK.

Ngw Yong. May o.-cotton easy; piddliug
uplands, aaSr.; mddlins Orleans, ~; saies,
1850 bales; total net receipts ct al ports.
4.998 bales; exports 10 Great Britain, 3,d'2
bales; 10 France, ,2,l bales; to tho Continent
-four dull: good 10 coOice extra, 93.3Oasi.Io-
" heat quiet. closing weak; No red, s0Ha
9sssc. a6oat options closed weak and "a. dowa
on May and with ,ia3sc. advance on o. a,a
Corn higher, scarce and quiet; Nc. .. rsd.
S1tsa57c. aaoat; options closed hfm and IVA
PFC. up; May, 5S,sc.; July, DOC. Oats hisnsf
ana active: options active and nrmer; May.
35lzc.; July, s35t4e. spot, Nc. :, 3ossaoys.e.
stea ADV AZ 10 pcin.s decline 70 5 points advance;
MAJ. ii i. oOa3 ITO; June, tll.foaSi l.oo sep
touaber, 3lI.a5atiI4O; spot kto spoet stensy
aud dun. sassr-Nennsd " moderate oee'snai
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-10
"0FFTcR OF TUE COMMISSIONER OF
"ISTRRSAL REVENUE,
"wAsHrSGroS, ID. G.. May z, 1892. J


"To Hon. r. Al. CoekreH, United states Senate:
"sir.-I am In receipt OF your letter asking
whether tho United States Government, OUT ci
government funds, has built any warehouses ~ -
the storage OF liquors or distilled fpirl's an i,
80 the number o. such warehouses, when QUIZ,
the cost thereof and under what authority
of law they were constructed. III not, 70 explain
who tuIlds bonded warehouses Tor u
,e,s now they s,, ARE p sre stored there
In and the revenue collected thereon. III
reply, / would Say the United states does nos
now build and has never built any .arenouses
for dlsillers for the storage o. 'ner
the expenditure OF public money Tor this puI,,
pose All distilled spirits, with the exception VI
brandy distilled from apples peaches, or grapes,
are deposited IN warehs 9a5 pro,,aeJR eyissd
Statutes provides that every detiller shall pro-
vide az his own expense warehouse. 70 pe SUI
nted on and - constitute part OF bis distuieiy
premises, aud TO DO used only Tor the storage ",
distilled spirits OF his twn manufacture unti
the tax thereon shall have been paid.
"Distillers of brandy from apples, peaches
and grapes exclusively are exempt from the pro-
visions OF this statute. These dstllers either
nav the tar upon the spirits as soon az producei
or the suirits are deposited In bonded ware
house. erected by private individual ana s'oreI
there until the tax becomes uue' pu' Va no Va ~,
IL the government liable for any expenses ln-
Cured Ia the storing OF distilled spirits OF any
kind.
before distiller commences to operate hls
distiIery he executes bond, the CONDITION .,
which, among other things, IL for the payment Oh
q tgx upon the spirits produced BY him. Wnen
these spirits are placed IN the warehouse which a
he is required 20 provide an additional pond,
known as n warehousing bond. 10 executed ipr
the uayment OF the tax upon SAID spirits. IN
addition 10 this the distillery promises and APP
paratus are liable for the tax, and the govern
Inent has a frst lien upon the spirits themselves
for the tax due thereon.
"Untll this tax Is paid the government has the
custody of the spirits by its officers In these
bonded warehouses. Al the expiration OF three
years. or sooner II the owner desires possession
and Of the spirits, the internai-re'ehue 'aA
OF 30 cents gallon must be pald.
Every respectfully, y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-10

standard 49, 5-isa4 7-fec cut-iosf and
crusnsn, osoisc.; srsnuistsd. slice. No
.ssscs-New Orleans dun but steady; ccmmco
20 n .angy, SosSoc. hico firm and IN fair demsnd;
nou'es,io' TAR 70 extra, <f<a6j<c. PeSrotenD
auii ana unsettled; refined. New York. e.Odc.s
fhiiadoipnia and Baltimore, g.. Cottou-seed on
yg,os spd hrn, crude. 23sd0c.: yellow, 3S3fe
sSstc Roam quiet; strained, common 70 good
ss5i fOri quiet ana s ..sss, ana as sS %.ss
slo.oVasli extra primo, si0. Peanuts stcsdy;
, nss, dn a,na.pcasd tIc; farmers. ssss3t{o
se no as,r.; fapily ss.50asio5o; extra mssss
At 1850. Terced beef dun: city extra Indio
mess, sl4- Cut meats strong And vanfed:
picked bellies, bellies eye; shoulders, 2sSaS9<c;
a. sos,e y go h s, ans, -hors clear.
steam, 5000 asked city, $50. asa May, s6.55
bd July closing At s6.Bi bid. Freishts dun xnl
unchanged; cotton, Nd. grsia, 20. asked
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, May 9.-Kyery storm out West had
counterpart cyclone to-day on the chicago hoard
OF Trade. Excited operators snd ragged prices
were Tho result. Wheat started with strengsh
enough for 2 cents aiysnce but lcf, on yitt 4
modest Nc. gain on Saturdays closing prics.
Corn ara exactly the reverse q wheat. II had
even wilder beginning and Jumped up and
ing 2lTc, but iis close was within W..
OF the top. Pork wen. skygari l7t<r,
oats advanced win the other grains on tho
esi weather report. tho market ruling ".
higher earlier In The session. Tho close vas az
IS. above Saturdays GgurcS The provision
market WAS strong AZ an advance Ia sympathy
With the blllish feeling In all the grain markets.
lerd aud ribs each advanced l0c., closing at the
highest
Cash quotations: Fiour-some dealers asking
fUc. aiynnce No. spflng wheat, sJt.c., No.
. rcd, s6as0atc No. corn, 46c No. 2 cafs,
30@4c. Mess-pork, SaS2isas9.s5. Lard, s8 22t<s
S0.25 Short-ribs. sj.9OasJ9sJS Dry-saitsi
shoulders, sf.6-@asi.1j. saott-clear, s8 isIss
$3.50. Whisky, sl.i3.
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Democrats Getting In Earnest.

Correspondence Of the Richmond DisDaich.l
SCOTLAND NECK, y. c.. May 9.-There ~ much
more interest being taken In politics heie than
there was two years ago. Democrats are get
ting I'm earnest and will DO all they can % make
a solid Democratic delegation In the primaries
Thursday.
in two townships In the southern part Of tho
county the Third-pariy feeling is very strong. 1t
H. reported that some strong Ihird-pnrty men
have canYnssef those townships and worked up
the interest to the top. Scotland Neck town
ship will be thoroughly Democratic in its organi-
eaton.
Tho very cool weather for the past two days Is
Injurious to the truck aud the cotton that Is up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-10

Saturdays business touched the zenith Of our
most sangu'ne expectations. Each Of our big
departments outdid the past. We wore actually
go busy we couldn't wait on everybody. Lots Of
our regular patrons kindly deferred their buy
ing until yesterday. We thank you sincerely for
your indulgence. What better evidence of your
confidence and appreciation could We have
The thrcng of familiar faces gave us encourage
ment-the presence of thousands Of strangers
told Us palmer than words that the reputation
of our stock and store had reached the ear OF
every nan, woman and child in Richmond.
And these busy days will continue throughout
the season. The tide has set in and nothing can
stop 1t. We are without parallel as providers Of
what's NEWEST and BEST in apparel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-10
MeaaiIists Mt the Virginia Military fnsti-
tute.
tcorra.nonaencoo Of the Richmond pspatch.l

Correspondence OF the Hicnmonl DlSpaVch'l
LEXINGTON, Va, May 0.-The annual contest
for the medals given by the Cadet society OF the
Virginia Military Institute TOOK place IN inc
Cadet.Society Hail before large audience on
SATURDAY, evening. The contestants Tor tho de-
clatmers medal were L. b. Cunningham, OF
Texas: Lawrence W. II. Portion, OF Virginia; W.
II, Williams, OF North Carolina. and II. cary, OF
Richmond Cadet Cary carried Oft the medal.
Tho orators medal was awarded 20 q. \. Henry,
OF Tennessee, John II. Wood. o! Virginia, being
me other contestant. Baker L. Loe, Jr, OF t.
cinia. having no opposition, received the de-
Sater's medal The judges were Hon. j. Ran
dolph Tucker, Rev. Forrest j. Preityman, and 5.
H. tetcher, Esq.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-10
Banker Blair's Assignment.

DsNyILF. VA, May 9.-Joseph ID. Blair, pre-
sideuf OF the Commercial Bank OF this city ana
n prominent Businessman, made an as-lsnment
TODAY, with n. II. Miller as trustee. The deed
conveys several farms In Pittsylvania COUNTY
and valuable real estate In DGnyihe valued
from $4,000 20 $4,000. The liabilities are
about $4,000. Sir. BARS troubles grew out 81
the fact that he had endorsei accommodation
paper OF KUHN i Hairstone, and ne makes the
Assignment to protect his pers) NAL creditors.
Ibe bank of which no was President IS IN no
way involved. ,,,
j. A. Colemans livery stable was destroyed by
fire sunday morning. Loss about So.oOO, Win
an insurance Of -, 200.
Mrs Southland, wife Of William Sonthard, OF
stokeand was arrested to-day for bigamy. Her
husband 10 20 years Of age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-10
rnosrsl NJ ur. Jstsr.

The remains Of DR.. r. A. Jeter. whose deafh
occurred In Norfolk on Saturday, reached ths
city yesterday morning. They we're mot Mt TIC
depot and conveyed 70 Hollywood, where funeral
tho Chy-Street Methodist church. Captain
Frank Cunningham rendered beautiful sesc-
tlon. The pail were Captain u. i. MIL
Ter. z. simpson, J. y. Ysncsy, James Leigh
Jones, J. ii. Dickerson, AMI G. .. saviile. De-
pany Of Richmond Howitzers during the war,
and was a good and true friend, ana there are
many who mourn his sudden death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-10
"''oes unins'ruotea Delegation.

n"''Nt'liit. Va. Nay 0.-Delegates 70 the
convention g. Do held tn Richmond
,l' l.'.h Instant 90 select delegates 10 Chi-
- VOC rIr.trI bore today. Tho delegates 90
i'i. CANVASS among mo delegates
~. '-4i u,ho aye 20 biased ia their Judgment
9afiy alb against any personal tavorlte. but
t,..' wen 'lH'rlald aud lisa fourteen cut OF
i, -fe ipf Cleveland. aud one for lin. The
t'.aa .t lII f... Do-l....,.r,.ttt.f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-10
(Reported lor tho Dispalch.l

Reported Tor tue DlspaNn'I
NAY o.-Royenue collections to-day; CIGARS
and cigarettes, 81 ,40f.l0; tobacco, si,OOy-oO-
Priyate sales today: Wrappers, 3D. lags. q;
smokers, l; allsr5. l2-total, ~.
There Is good feeling In the market gen
orally ana strong inquiry for old Wrappers
with speculative dcma1d Gradually deyeiopuF,
hgt Carefully concealed. Receipts are lisht
and market steady, with less undesirable stSeH
in the warehouses than for many years. Ino
western markets are strong IN al grades.
Colonel j. L. Hite. Of Cincinnati, o.. Is WISHING
the Trade.
Dark tosgocos are very firm, and as lugs were
largely sold by rehandlers Ia March anu aprh
this leaves the leaf mainly 20 be sold hereafter
Lugs are scarce al around.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-10
University Clubs Play Here To-Day.

Tho University OF Virginia ball team Will cross
hats Win the nine Of the University Of North
Carolina this afternoon at Island Park. and a
epirlted contest may DO expected. The var
s'ties when iast they made thcir appearance
here were som swhat crippled owing u tho alb
sence or SICKNESS Of several Of their best play
or but to-day they Will put their best foot fcfe-
most.
ceeds Of the BAH game between the Westmore-
land and Common weulth-CluD mines VIII amount
10. but one Of the managers estimates the sum
al something like $500. All OF THIS except, oi
.o,rse' the money for actual expenses Incident
10 the cccasion gili DO donated to The sheItorins
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-10
observation-disclosures whitew sshed.

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
ASHLAND. May o.-The Richmond College base
ball team with quite a large following of college
men arrived here tins afternoon az . 0cioc * 70
meet a team from Randolph Macon College. The
came was called at $40 and lasted until 1:lO.
Tnt brilliant play was made on either side.
The following summary viii snow the result;
I234567s Total.
Randolph.Mac College. 0o00000 o
Ratterias-Ra udolph-MRcOn College, Good
ridge and Merritt; Richmond College, Joe Tay-
lor and Frank Duke.
Randoiph-Macon Conego....s . y
Richmond College. ...........3 ~ ~
Two-base hits, EllysOn and Brown; three-base
hits' NofIet. Umpires, Mccarthy and Stevens
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-10
Cangujnary blot.
EdH ; IIIINT1 EsE|R'
fRy telegraph to tho Dispatch. !

CHICAGO. Ill. May "a bloody collision be-
tween the police ard two hundred strikers Iron
workers from the Worlds-fair grounds, sup
paf'ed by crowds Of sympathlzers, occurred to-
DAY at Grand Crossing. y scOro OF Two "a scalp
wounds we're inflicted by the policemens clubs
and the excitement for n time was intense. The
rot was duo 10 the importation OF men from New
YORK, PIttsburg. an1 Baltimore 20 take the
places OF the strikers who we're emp yed In the
ingnutac,urers' building by the Edgem0or
Bridgo and Construction Company John D..
FLYNN and Edward Wilcox, two OF the ltsiers OF
the efrikers were arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-10
Robinson Resentencei.
special telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial teIegrnln 70 luH DIsVHIIH'I
IyScuBURG, VA. May o.-Wilham Robinson,
Tho coiored murderer, who was convicted here
iast ian and whose case was taken 70 the Su-
meme Court OF Appeals, was resentenced to
death by Judge Digss to-day. He sentenced him
IN lie hanged on Friday. July LIST.
IT, me Corporation Court to-day L. L. Good
win = saloon-keeper, was Gned $40 for selling
ilquor 10 minors.
Aired Miller. former resident OF this cry,
lint now of saltyille, died last night, aged o. lie
nos n natiys OF Pi.tsyvana county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-10

special telegram % the DispeicA.l
.t.. itlE Va, Nay e.--At the Democratic
tf ht.l Boo tho courthouse tni- after
.. d. hAHQrtl wCs huscu chairman and ".
.h4gl secretary Resolutions offered
" n. Htail endorsing ths last Democratic
A-niuistIation Hhl fhyoring tie send
ft.ira to Chicago uupledged 70 any
HIih ius'ruction5 20 vote Tor man
I4 support and wlO would be
NNfruihef were adopted. The Cieye-
rait tremendous rght Tor Glove
,.i ief clacede that the delega ,icn chosen
'H' 'Ir Cleveland and oighi opposed 70
t.r following ara the delegates: X. l..
3. D.. handy. Or. Charles smith,
.'s a. j. Abby, IS. :. Wilkins. Henry I'D
d. Nottingham, ana l.. :. Nottingham,
- - = .--rc. aL1 lalla- q q. O. saYAge.
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inAiructed for Cleveland.
lHf feleyra,., "a tha nlsna,ch \

C,r,, hh'itk, Va, May 9.--Tbe Frederick
n.y. Intention held here to-day elected
kt..L leleretes 20 tho state convention &c
ViA lhoy we're instructed for Cleveland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-10
Captain j. A. Richardson Dead.

INptIIlI ItIVssHH 70 IIIV UI7VlslI'I
NEWBERSE, y. c., May 9.-Captain John A.
Richardson died at his home, In this city, to-day.
lie was collector Of customs for the Pamlic0 Dis
trict OF North Carolina under Cleveiand's Nd
mlnistratiOn, and before that many years con-
ductor on the Atlantic ana North Carolina rail-
road, aud widely known for his courtesy and at
tenilon 70 passengers. Recently he vas register
Of dee Il Of this county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-10
A,,smp,.d Lynehinr by Negroes.

CuARIEsroN, w. Va, May 0.--An attempt was
made 20 lynch man named Samuel Cummings
by a band Of negroes n this city yesterday. As
n result Of a game o. "creps' he shot at q
crowd with whom ne became engaged In n gene
raj nght wonuding three lie was chased by The
mob Tor a mile and a half. when he was arrested
Nv oricers. who prevented tho lynrhins. When
brought 20 the Jail largo crowd a negroes sur
,nnnded me onicers, ana az ono time had seized
MIN. mi prompt action prevented further trou-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-10

The Richmond Idghf-lnfantry Blues win be
o9, yea y old today. aud they viii celebrate the
occasion in a tittlug mannor The company will
assrmD!e at tie Annoy a. . A. N. and march
tnroush sone OF the principal streets " the Old
nnnn.not,se whore the annual shoot for the
COMPANY me al will take place. Lunch viii 10
served at noon, ami al $50 In the afternoon
ROYAL yooa dinner will DO served.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-10
North pauvillo's rwo Tickets.

p,rylIrE, VA, May 0.-The North Danyille
parorra.v held meeting tonight TO nominate
a municipal ticket. The question came up as TO
sshs,ner or not those who proposed 10 vote the
naticnal prohibition ticket had rght 10 take
-, On Tint question there was split and
- .,cKets we're nominated. One ticket Is
headed by @. d. slaughter for mayor and the
a,her nv a. C. Corbin for the same position.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-10
Electric Lights for Lexington.
fsnsc,aI Telegram 10 the Dlspatcn.l

TNDTCTaI TU1VE t'-T-' " "
LyxrSaToS, VA. May 0.-Lexington IL al last
20 have electric lights. The c9unch closed con,
,a"rchant. ead I. W. Shelton, woll-known
Yaai estato man, to put la the plant at an early
aatc mis- franchise includes tho lighting o. the
Washington and Lee University aud tue VIZ
GINA Military Institute.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-10
When Travelling,

wbetbsr on pleasure bent or business,
take on every trip bottle. of Syrup OF
Figs. as it acts most pleasantly and enec-
lively on the. Kidneys. liver, and bowels,
forms of sickness. For sale in 50-cent and
81 bottles BY all leading druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-10
Tn. MN s,.tnsin PInce.

The A. p. Hill statue was placed In position
yesterday, and after photograph OF II had been
taken IL was covered up preparatory 10 tho I'M
yelling, which takes place on the 3Oth. Arrsnge-
ments for that occasion are maturing rapidly,
ami there is every indication that there win be
large crowd here.