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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
CANDIDATE ON A SPREE.
Phil. Parssiy Fined. by the Justice Tor
Being Drunk-Other Cases.

There was large concoursee OF poll
ticians and colored folks at the Police
Court Yesterday, and the session was a
spirited one. In the pen, in semi
aesthetic state. sat Philip Parseley, candi-
date for the office of City Tax. Collector.
His hat. which usually comes down TO his
eyebrows. sat high up on his auburn
head. Phil. had been on drunk and his
friends were on hand TO see what the Jus
tice was going to do with him: Mr.: sam
uel NJ. Page volunteered to defend Phil.
as he came out Of the prisoners pen with
modest smile mantlins his brick-colored
cheeks.
Mr. Page intimated that Philip was
making powerful fight and might win IL
he could get continuance of the case
The Justice refused to postpone. IL de-
yeloped that Parsley was drunk on Thurs
day and had to be hauled to the station
house on dray. He was fined 81.
Frank Van Loon, John Landrum. and
James Jones were charged with being ,sus-
picious characters. The Justice sent them
10 iail for twelve months in default of Sc
curlty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26

elry store was smashed by thieves and s7o
worth of goods, consisting of gold pens
and opera glasses. we're stolen. The po,,
liceman on that beat states that he passed
the store of Mr.. Allen at ago o'clock and
that there we're no signs OK the robbery
then. When he returned few minutes
later the glass was smashec ana the con-
scene of the robbery, which was an un,
usually audacious one, was in the full
glare Of electric light.
So far the police have been unable to gain
any clues as TO who the robbers were or
what disposition was made of the goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
Offerings New Styles.

Undressed Kid Gauutlets, tan, with white or
tan stitching, s1.25 pair.
Undressed Mousquetaires, new grays, new
modes, new tans, self-coored silk stiichings,
special quality, for 81 pair.
Undressed Aousquetsires, pure white, with
black stltchngs, s1.25 pair.
Undressed housquetalres, s-button length. all
shades tan, on special bargain counter, 69c. a
pair
Dressed Kid Mousquetalres again coming In
style. Grays, Tans, and Blacks, s-nut,on
lengths, for 81 a pair.
Pearl-Gray Aousquetaires, special quality,
undressed kid, for $1.25 pair.
The genuine Centemerie Kid Gloves. black,
5-button, dressed, for el.75 a pair.
Wash Chamols Gloves, white, With white
stitching, for 75c. pair.
Four-Button Undressed Kids, special shades,
leghorn CORN, pearl, white, with self-cosored
stitching, 81 pair-new and very stylish.
Chsmois Driving GauntIets, tan and gray, 81
a pair
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
Pleasant Church-HiII Entertainment,

An amusing and successful entertain
ment was given at Corcoran Hall last eve
ming for the benefit of the library of the
Leigh-Street Sunday school. The pro-
gramme was elaborate and the rendition
of the cantata excellent.
Among those deserving special mention
was Miss N@liva Mangum as THE Pic
ture." Slr. Melville Haine and Mr.. Philip
ID. Castleton also showed themselves to be
thorough amateur comedians in their ren-
derlng of the comic songs Tho Man IN
tine Moon" and A Job Lot" MIR. i.
Garland Gary showed his talent as a
traeedian in his Interpretation of The
Rum Maniac" The High-School Quar-
tette made an interesting addition to the
pleasure of the evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26

MEMPHIS. Tenn. March 25.-The South
western Wholesale Grocers' Association
assembled in convention this morning at
the Gayoso Hotel Delegates were present
from Richmond, Norfolk, Lynohburg, and
Roanoke, Va; Nashville, Chattanooga,
and Knoxville, Tenn; Savannah. Atlanta
Macon, Columbus, and Rome, Co.; Bir-
mingham. Selma, Montgomery, and Annis-
ton. Ala; New Orleans and Shreveport,
Ia: Galveston and Dallas, Tex; Jackson
Vile, Fla. Louisville. st. Louis. and Lit
tie Rock. A number Of important matters
will be considered. Tho meeting was
called TO order at 1880 A. Nj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
Washington drew up at Elba station. and

Washington drew up at Elba station. and
many an anxious glance was cast around,
as the young lady was escorted "a the
train by friend and tho gentleman got on
another car. for Mr.. Jacob X. Fisher and
Miss Daisy Rothschild we're bound to
Washington TO he united In marriage with
out the consent OF their parents. Reach
ING Washington, Clerk Young was called
on ct the City Hail. The necessary license
was procured and the couple we're then
driven 10 the house Of the Rev. Mr.. 9. II.
Cones, OF the Methodist Protestant church.
who tied the matrimonial knot. Mr.
Fisher IS but 10 and his wife but i6. The
young couple left here last night for Balti-
more, where they will reside until they are
able to make peace with their parents in
Richmond. Mr.. Fisher saws that II his
father, who is q Main-street clothier. will
not let him come home. he will secure
work in Washington and reside there"
srATEMEsr or TIE 0EooM's FATHER.
Mr. X. Fisher, tho father OF the youth
ful groom, was seen yesterday afternoon
by q representative OF the DISPATCH and
asked TO tell what he knew Of the wedding
He had evidently received information of
the runaway, but declined TO discuss il at
any length. saying that no knew nothing
OF the circumstances connected with the
affair, except that his son left here thurs
day morning. Dir. Fisher stated that Tor
his part he had no objection TO the mar
rage except that the bride and groom
were both under age. Had he known
where his son was gong when last he saw
him he would certainly have taken steps
TO prevent the wedding. Mr.. Fisher said
he thought It was a shame that the laws OF
the United States permitted mere children
10 steal away 10 Washington. the capital
city OF .he Union, and get married before
they were old enough TO fully realize the
gravity Of the step they were taking.
From the way he talked. however, there
seems TO be no doubt that his son will be
FORGIVEN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
COMMANDER p.cMAN IN CHARGE.
''p'aa cr.ham Presented with Detach-
m .ut Oriors aud Charge.

Commander Graham, OF the monitors.
presented with his detach-
.-. aul Commander Pigman,
tructed to take charge OF the
d command.
.r, were presented 20 Com
ulasm yesterday morning by
h ID. Wainwright. OF the
,-'es Marine Corps al Norfolk,
iulaIst.d the Commander with "a
.H. charges and specifications
".'l thc court martial 10 Degin
-.t based. Commander Graham
ou board the monitors for a
John W. Fisher. custodian Of
n Ose pros estr, yester, ay re-
f'lleat rom the Secret AIRY OF the
sl the Secretary Of the Irea-
-',.-- tAat u possible room in that
d. '- ne sec apart for the use Of the
A. cIlf- martial.
'.Of answered by wire that room
H PAD been selected and could be
I. 4N. ls the room IN which the
.... states Courts are now held. The
bay. .i' al cOnsenes Monday. and will
Dee in session ten days or two
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
Held at Bay by a Lady

WASHINGTON, March 25.-Yesterday G. l.;
Campbell, a large. property-owner and
wealthy resident OF Fairfax county. Va.
living about three miles from Falls Church.
shot A. j. Hill. q farm hand with whom he
had had difficulty. To-day the colored
man died. The feeling among the negroes
ran very high against Campbell. and they
gathered around his house last "a ght for the
purpose of 'wreaking their vengeance on
him. They were kept from their purpose
however. until the arrival of the sheriff by
the determined attitude of a young lady
visitor at the house. who appeared on the
doorstep and told the negroes that they
would have to kill her before they could
get TO Mr.. Campbell. When the sheriff
arrived ne took Afr. Campbell TO prison.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
Commemoration Celebration at the Ca
thedral.

At the Catholic Cathedral yesterday Q
feast was celebrated in commemoration OF
the annunciation of the Blessed Virgin.
Rev. Father 1ierney celebrated the mass
at half-past 10, and Rev. Father Frioll
preached beautiful sermon on the great
dignity conferred on the virgin, who was
the only spotless woman ever created.
She was not even born in sin. because the
Saviour had to have pure and spotless
mother. He said we all should pray that
we. too, might love the virtue of purity
which is so pleasing to the Lord and His
mother.
Sunday night at o'clock there will be O
charity sermon by Rev. Father Stenger, OF
Charlestown, W. Va, at the Cathedral.
The proceeds will be distributed to the
deserving poor regardless of creed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
THE SOLDIERS HOME.
Appointment of a Surgson-What the
Hoard Hope u DO.

DR.. Henry p. JeTey was yesterday. ap..
polnted surgeon at Lee Camp Soldiers
Home rice D.. Irvine, resigned. DR.. Jerrey
il a native of Charleston, ). c.. but has
been. practicing medicine IN Powhatan
county for SONS years.
There are now about 1i2 veterans IN the
home. and II will bo impossible 10 accom-
modate any more until the hospital build
inc shall have been COMPLETED. This Will
be in about fifty days. This morning the
boerd will draw the first instalment OF the
san 600 appropriated to the home by the
General Assem- oly. and IT is their hope to
,ncrease the capacity of the institution to
some 800 inmates during the next two
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
c. g. COIN AND LAND BANKS.
Startling Bank Developments.

CLEVELAND, ONO. March 25.-To:day's
developments in the Painesville bank tail
ure are startling. Forged paper to the
smount S Of about $50 900 has come to light,
and r.. X. Paige. the head of the bank. IL
missing. Three forged notes have been
placed on various banks. Seven thousand
dollars left at the bank week ago by the
Fairport Dock Company to pay its men
with is missing and the men have not re-
ceived a cent. Paige left Painesvllle wed
nesday evening. but nobody knows in
what direction he went. although 1t is be-
lieyed he has gone 10 New York. He did
not even have an attorney to represent
him. F j. Jerome. the assignee, says the
liabilities will amount to over $500, 1000.
Steps will be taken to prevent Paige from
leaving the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
,,,,, A.. n.oo,ne Of the Gho.tg

The alleged West-End ghost, which IS
The y,cinity of Richmond College Sunday
niSht. has neither been seen nor heard OF
since. The Ihird-District police have
been carefully watching for the spook, but
the haunt evidently has no idea OF making
;fself public, and has so far eluded the
VIGILANCE of the officers. There are )me
VINO think the my sapparition wasa
demented woman who had wandered away
from her home, while others assert that
The ghost was an insane man. The students
of Richmond College assert thst they
know nothing about the spooA, ana aro ~
no way responsible for IT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
Horsfsrd's Acid Phosphate,
The BEST TosIo
known, furnishing sustenance to both
BRAIN and BODY.

Compound Syrup of the Hypophosphites
(Wagner), containing seven OF the hypo-
phosphltes. IS the most effective medicine
Tor all pulmonary or wasting diseases, and
is a splendid tonic for mental, physical. or
nervous prostration, particularly. just al
this season. when your system needs build
ing up. For sale by druggists generally
and l.. Wagner, Druggist, corner Sixth and
Rroa6 atraata
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
THE GIANTS TO PLAY TO-DAY.

The Washington League Club, who ar
rived in Richmond last night. Will meet
the Giants this afternoon, and an exciting
contest is expected. There is a strong
rivalry between the two mines, and as the
Senators have been greatly strengthened
by the addition Of several star players, the
game will be a most animated one. The
following are the PLAYERS Of the respective
mines who will take part IN the struggle 1:
Washingtons- Mcclure, catcher; knell,
pitcher; Larkin. first base; Richardson.
second base; Shock, third base; Wood,
left field; HOY, centre field; Duhee. night
field; Radford, short stop.
New Yorks-BOyle. catcher; Rusie.
pitcher; Ewing, first base; Bassett, sec
ond base; LYONS, third base: Fuller,
short stop; O'Rourke. left field Gore,
centre field; Ternan, right field.
AMATEURS PLAY BALL.
The Little Hobos and the Tenth Streets
crossed bats ON the Allen lot. Fifth and
Main streets, yesterday afternoon, and
after ali animated contest the former won
by score of 10 to ls. The following were
the batteries: Hobos-J. Thompson
Brown. Jr., and Hunter Preston Tenth
Streets Bernstein and G.. Percy Jones'.
Tie Mobiles and Alecks met on the dIa-
| mond near Lee monument yesterday after
noon. The former were defeated by
score of q to u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
Crime on Crime. Then suicide.

ST. LOUIS. Mich, March 25.--August
Arndt. target-keeper on the Toledo. Ann
Arbor and North Michigan road set fire to
the house of +. II. Ammer. where his wife
and babe were stopping, yesterday. The
inmates escaped. Mrs. Arndt left home to
escape from her brutal husband. Later in
tho day Arndt met his wife and shot her IN
the shoulder. He attempted TO kill his
children, but did not succeed, and he
thereupon shot and killed himself. Mrs.
Arndt's wound is not serious.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
HZ;AZs4 d Rkoaab.
Boys CLOTHING.

A grand assortment and an immense
one. Our present stock contains every
thing in Boys and Children's Clothing
that tho market affords, supplemented
with scores Of novelties made to our
order, and not TO be found elsewhere.
We 90 down in price to the limit OF re-
liability-no trashy goods find lodg.
ment here. Boys Short-Pant Suits IN
attractive patterns at sl.5o. and, Jour
word for it, anything offered much be-
low that figure isn't worth tho buying.
Choice and elegant designs in Kits.
The combinations OF style and color are
so varied that an attempt at description
would be very unsatisfactory.
Confirmation Suits are here. and many
parents are already fitting their boys out
for that interesting occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
10 different styles Of Ladies warranted

10 different styles Of Ladies' warranted
FASI-BLACK Hose at 25c. a pair
"S& A." Linworth," "Hermsdorf, "
"Gordon," Grown" "Gloria,' and
Others.
20 different styles Fancy Hose at 25c.
Fine Lisle Hose (fast-black) in Rich
elieu effects, 39c.
Finest imported Fast Black Hose, SOC.
All colors Silk Hose delicate shades,
7Jc.
A fine assortment Tan, Mode, and
Gray Hose, 2Oc., DC, 37lc., 50c., anil
75c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
RUNAWAY WITH SERIOUS RESULTS.
Young Lady and Gentleman Both In
tured aud the Horse Killed.

jured aud the Horse Killed.
An exciting runaway, which resulted
ouits seriously, occurred yesterday after
noon about 3 O'Clock III the vicinity Of
Second and Cary streets,
The horse. mtched TO buggy driven by
Mr.. W. T.. Terry, who was accompanied by
Miss Hettie GOolsby, of Manchester, took
fright at a velocipede on First and Main
streets. and darted away at rapid gait.
MIR. Terry and Miss Goolsby were thrown
from the vehicle, and the former was
badly cut on the left side Of his face and
on his right shoulder. Miss Goolsby was
not seriously hurt but tainted from fright.
They were taken into the residence OF MI.
{. h. Bridges and treated by DR.. j. T..
DeatOn. , g..
pile of bricks aud was thrown down with
such force that ITS neck was broken, while
the buggy vas badly smashed.
Miss Goolsby and her escort, who is
from Philadelphia, drove over to Man
chester in a carriage all hour or two alter
the accident.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
Cheated the HangIran.

CINCINNATI, March 25.-A Mt. Gilead
TO- dispatch says that when Rem Gano
was wanted in court this morning to re-
ceiye sentence Of death for the murder of
his wife, the sheriff found him in the ago,
MES of death in his cell. He had poisoned
himself in pursuance of his assertion that
he would never hang. He was convicted
March 18th, and yesterday a motion for q
new trial in his behalf was oyerruled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
shutthe Door.

You hear it constantly. People. feel the
d,anSbts but they never think OF the
oyeT5ranchts upon nature which impair
the digestive organs, and makes the use OF
simmons Liver Regular necessary to ef,
feetually move the liver 10 action. and AID
the digestive and assimilativs powers OF
the body. The Regulator 10 the medicine
for all disorders Of the stomach. Try u
and bs convinced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
al rid of one cold before Y

Get rid Of one cold before you contract
another on top of 1t or you may securely
establish the seeds of serious Lung CON-
plant before you are conscious OF danger.
ketter prudently resort TO DIR. ID. Jayne's
Exnectorant, an effective cure for Coughs
And Colds. and helpful also for its healing
influence on the Lungs tsnd Bronchial
Tubes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
AEERTILlzsR-FAcToRY.
OIL pu-nm Works Partially Destroyed
N..terday Afternoon.

out in the third story Of tho
.st lzer-M Works. located on Dock
...t..t.. foot of Iweuty-sixth, early
...... afternoon, and the main
.. the company was almost to-
.r.Frl
was sent in from Box 80, at the
Iw.utv-ffth and Main. few
o.r 3 o'clock. and . short time
..r. ....al alarm was sounded. calling
.... ...,- ot apparatus to the scene OF
.-r1llu.
...es originated from the stack,
r...- located DO the northwestern end
t...Inc. and before they were ex-
..-..I l4l spread the entire length
H.-. of the house The company's
I.t insists oi the damaged building
....-- two-storv warehouse, and at
...r hsd as II both would be con-
lie flames spread with wonder
tF. aai 10 was some time before
began working as they should.
".. t.. new machines was IN use and
..4.. ..N minutes wasted apparently IN
-uAcieut steam 10 worked beau
I..rrr rIOCEED TO sEE THE FIRE.
.ckcd 10 the scene from all sec
'.t f.a c.tv. Strings of freight-cars
f.. ...I u.tu spectators, and the WIZ
f.. mammoth establishment OF
tl- ha.g tobacco Company. opPo-
..- I,rt izer Works, were mirrors
l.. hundreds OF girl-fsces peered.
-'r. H- 0t O. locomotive attached 10
..-... .ar. winch was covered with hu-
4 'r..- caused a great panic III the
rf t.r.t down.
9 attei for about an hour. Great
l.n would fall 20 the ground
t" i-work would bVn away.
.rE DAMAGE AND INSURANCE.
rtu building was 80 flooded WIN
t t... 30 was impossible 10 ASCERTAIN
au.-. tI tAe stock. thought Is quite
I.e house was injured 10 the eX-
lt.ut 2 900 but the machinery Is
Slightly .ugt SO damage was done TO
..,e. The total amount OF in
carried by the company Is $4,000.
covered the burned struc-
placed 20 the following COM
.-l ID. n. Walker a Co.
e p-uY.....-.. ....s J. sDO
...aiany of North America. 2,2a0
a. ..............................ss,o 900
slab. hment suffered from a small
-f slt months ago. The officers
I.ly are: ). T. Morgan, oi
h. g.. president; l.. A. Carr, Of
ce'ary, and ID. j. Anthony, Of
manager.
Oh. officers OF the company stated
To- reporter that the nrc would
N.f utcl.re with the business of
.lutlt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
Ku,.a and Eaten by Their shipmat

New YORK. March 2t.-The American
schooner Winnie l.awry. arrived here to-
day from Haiti after being out 1O5 days
and short of food sixty days. Three of
her crew are missing, and it is intimated
that they were killed and eaten by their
seven shipmates in order that oil might
NOT dia of starvation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
Regret to Lose Dr. Irvine.

The veterans of the Lee-Camp Soldiers
Home have adopted resolutions expressive
of their regret and sorrow at having to
part with DR.. Alexander Irvine, the physi-
clan to the home. who has decided TO re-
move TO another field of labor. and OF their
appreciation of his uniform courtesy and
Kindness to them. They invoke Gods
choicest blessings upon him in his new
Ec.r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
tLoPeo TO WASHINGTON.
Wy i"unE Richmond Couple Married
N the National Capitnl.

e,.,.lssi e.lsi date u yesterday the Alexandra
t'ndent Oh the DISPATCH writes:
ds, ihe yisitOrs IN this city yester-
Ols Sie DR. Jacob X. Fisher and his wife
uo,l,sso ltso ANXIOUS Young people in Rich
-'la Iausday laorsing as the train for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26

makes most delicious and nutritious brown
bread, especially acceptable 10 dyspeptics.
shaw Company. and for sale by all first
class family grocers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
Home Buck Beer
Just out.
Do You Want "A Piano?

Don't buy until you see Hume, Minor x
Co, Ninth street. They have the best
Pianos, sell at the lowest prices. on the
easiest terms, and will save you money.
High Grade Pianos and Organs at low
prices. Great bargains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
Hxgienic Graham Flour

makes the most delicious brown loaf and
rolls, particularly sweet, nutritious. and
digestible. This hour should be made up
in the same manner as the best white flour.
Manufactured only by the Hsxall-Cr
shaw Company. and put up in bags of ten
pounds each. Sold by all the best grocers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
Hrgienic Graham Flour.

made by new formula. warmly endorsed
by very prominent physicians. contains all
the nutritivc portions of the best wheat IN
the form most easily dIgested.
Manufactured only by the Haxall- -Cren-
shaw Company, and sold in bags of ten
pounds each by the best family grocers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26

Read "home testimonial" published IN
our Treatise" free, A. B. C. Chemical
Company. Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
P.t.r.burs's Broad Primary Plan.

PrrrRsBuRa, Va. March 25.-Ths City
Democratic Executive Committee tonight
decided to hold tine primary to nominate
candidates for the spring election Oh April
2lst. The plan adopted was a very broad
one and viii admit to all white persons the
nriyilepe TO vote.