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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-20
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fCorespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, March 1.-THE
Rev. l.. Is. Johnston, OF Harrisonburg, was
the guest of Mr.. q. q. Maphis this week.
Mrs. Mary Walker Taylor, of Appornat-
tox Courthouse. is visiting the family oil
Mr.. X. P. Valentine.
Miss Leonora Detterman has returned
home after visit of several months to
friends in Norfolk.
Miss Grace Chewing. who has been
spending the winter with her sister, Mrs.
q. W. Wallace, IN Berkeley, Va, has re-
turned to her nome. in the county.
Miss Emma j. Currier aud Mr.. Willard
W. KING were married on Wednesday, near
Overton, Albemarle county. -,
Miss Nary Bovcock. of La Fourche,"
near Keswick, will be married on the 9Th
OF April TO Mr.. Conway X. Sands. OF Rich
mond.
Mr. Henry l.. Lyman, of this county.
will deliver sn address before the Farmers
Institute to be held in Alexandria April
18th to 18th.
Judge X. T. W. Duke. Jr.. Messrs. L. T.
Han excl and George w. Morris were IN
New York this week.
Mr.. Junius X. Fishburne has returned
home from North Carolina.
CroSet.- 1886 Mr.. W. t. Carter, of Viz
ginia. left his native soil and went TO
|
His nephew. Mr.. Henry Carter. Of this
neighborhood. is corresponding with
lawyers In Austin. Tex, with the hope
that be may receive a share of his uncle's
fortune.
Mr.. C. F. Ballard has a curiosity in the
shape of a chicken possessed of two more
perfectly formed legs than usually falls to
the lot of this domestic fowl.
Miss Maud Hunt, of Waynesboro', spent
the week with Mrs. $. "A. Hunt.
North Garden. Mrs. Anderson, of Rich
spending some time with her father, MIR.
Joseph Sutherland. who is still confined 10
his home by sickness.
Mrs. T.. Nj. Dunn, OF Washington. ID. c..
is the guest of Mrs. Susie Page.
Miss Willie Kidd Is visiting friends IN
Charlottesville.
Nechum's R,oer.-Misses Willie and Ala
Carter are visiting Mrs. Lille Abel.
Nr. Elmo Sandridge, formerly OF this
place, has gone 10 Long Dale.
Mr. j. ". Keller. depot agent here, eI-
poets to remove 10 Buffalo depot, where
he will have charge Of the telegraph office
and depot.
Mr.. thomas Wood. OF Shendun, Is visit
ing Mr. G. I. Sandridge.
Broton's Cora number OF rides are
making efforts to reorganize the Sunday
school by April 1st and TO procure an or
gan for Cove chapel.
Mr.. James Baton. of Shenandoah coun-
ty. Is at home on visit.
Mr.. Horace Brown. who has been absent
from his studies for some time on account
of sickness has returned to his school at
Belmont.
Gayfps.-Mrs. James James, Of James
City, is visiting her father, Mr.. McNair.
The Rev. r. II. Gwinn. of Charlottesville.
is expected to preach at Oliyet Sunday
afternoon.
Bryan Gordon is visiting his mother.
C0resuiile. Miss Mamie Tounley, Of Red
Hill, visited Mrs, j. j. Boaz this week
Dir. Benjamin Wales. who was at home
for two weeks, has returned to his studies
at the university.
Mrs George Suddarth died on the 18th.
Miss Maggie l.. Harris has returned
from an extended visit 10 Washington.
"Getup" is the name Of new village
on Doyles river.
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fredericksburg.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatcb.l
FREDERICKSBURG. Va, March ia late
telegram from Baltimore announces the
condition of Mr.. Henry Edwards TO be
more favorable than at any time since his
arrival there.
Mr.. James f. Stone and family, who
moved to Washington several years ago.
have returned to the city aud will here
after reside here.
A meeting of the wives. daughters, and
sisters of Masons will be held IN the Ma
sonic Hall Monday evening 10 take action
| looking TO the formation of ladies' aux
iliary to the Masonic Fair to be held in
Richmond, commencing April 18th. for
| the benefit of the Masonic Homo.
Mss GIlmer Martin. daughter of DR..
II. NJ. d.. Martin. is visiting friends in
| Richmond.
MIR. Myers Cliff. of Washington, is visit
| Ing relatives in Stafford.
| Mr. NJ. ID. Ray, of Amherst county. IS
visiting his brother, Mr. }. ID. Ray:
Miss Alice l.. Jones, of New York, is the
| guest Of Mrs A. ID. Tapscott.
| Mr. Thomas Dunaway Grayatt, of Roa-
noke. who has been visiting his parents
| here, has returned.
| Miss Sophie Satdler and Miss Rena
| Smythe, OF Baltimore, are visiting Mrs.
Walter h. Tyler, on b street.
| Dr. III. -. Ashton, OF ming beolee, WIZ
| has been quite sick, Is conyalescent.
Rev. W. A. Campbell. of Richmond, will
preach in the Presbyterian church here
to-morrow-both morning and evening.
| Rev. Isaac w. Canter. will preach spe
cial sermon 10 Il. +. Lee Council o. u. A.
NJ. at the Methodist church tomorrow
night.
| Colonel Robert Beverley. of Fauquiel
| county, was In the city this week.
| Mr.. A. Is. Bolts. Jr., left to-day for Ohio
| 10 accept position a. owl engineer with
| the Norfolk and Western railroad.
| Miss Goodwin, of Governors Island,
n. Y, and daughter of Rev. MIR. Good
win. chaplain in the United States army
who is stationed AZ that port, Is visiting
| the Misses Carmichael
Miss Forbes. of Philadelphia, is visiting
| her uucle, Mr. David Forbes.
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EunDpyie.
rcorrespoudepce of the Richmond Dispatch

lCorrespopdspce OF the kichmoDd Dispatcn-1
FMpoRIl.V March I9-The clerk of
the court has recorded sixteen deeds and
issued two marriage-licenses the present
month.
Senator Yarrell was in town this week.
The Senator is very prominent Hill man
and argues his point very clearly and con-
cisely.
Mir. II. S. Spiers. of Stoney Creek. has
been APPOINTED agent of the Atlantic
Coast Line at Befeld, oice j. w. Cobb, re-
signed.
One of the brakemep on the Atlantic and
Danyille railroad was quite painfully hurt
few DAYS since. His injuries received
PROMPT attention from DIR. Edmunds Ma
son. tho surgeon OF the company at this
point.
the graded schools in Nansemond county.
il visiting her mother. Mrs. r. l.. Turner.
Sheutf Lee has returned from business
trip 10 North Carolina.
Widows Son Lodge. No. 80, A. +. and
A. NJ. met last night and conferred the
Entered Apprentices degree on n promi-
nent conductor Of the Atlantic and Dan
Vile railroad.
Mrs. s. II. Cooper. of Petersburg, is
| visiting her daughter. Mrs. W. L. Bailey.
Captain John 4. Games, Of the Atlantic
and Danville railroad, was IN town this
week.
The many friends Of Mr.. j. A. Hartley,
a prominent merchant OF Belfield, will re-
gret to hear of his indisposition.
w. !. Lee, town sergeant. Is confined 10
his bed from an attack OF measles. but DC
| hopes to be ont IN few days.
Judge Barrett, Of Southampton county.
was in town this week.
Mr. r. z. johnson and Mr.. w. A.
Wyche. have moved to Portsmouth. Va.
with their families.
Mir. Richard ID. Gillian, an attorney OF
Petersburg, aud Mr.. j. II. Dobie. promi-
nent citizen Of Sussex Courthouse, were
| on our streets this week.
Miss Carrie Pace. Of Portsmouth. is VISIT
| ing friends here.
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OF THE NEwsToeE.

OFFERINGS OF THE NEWSTOREs
W 20S EAST BROAD STREET, north side.
between Second AMI Third. Commencing MON.
BENb II 'ss' BROTHERS sfs TIKI BGfoNHoLErwIsT.
1c., all shades:
SKIRT BRAID, all shades, &c.
TAPE, and SC. a bunch;
SAFETY PINS. large. small and medium sizes
RIcK-RAcK BRAID-No II at &C.. No. 81 at
&C., No. 25 al &c. No 20 at &c joo IN
RICK-RACK at 1c. bunch:
CHILDREN's LACE COLLARS at SIC;
DExTERs BALL KNITTING COTTON, DC:
NICK RUFFLING, IL. yard:
LADIES JEkshrs, plain, Pc.
LADIES' WOOL JERSEYS, 75c:. worth s1.o5;
LADIES FANCY HANDKERoHIBFs.3 Sc. or
LADIES' 'Hi e FANCY HASDKERcmErs, hem
LADIES' Sss@' wv;ssf;fE and coLoRED HASDKER-
LADIES WHITE HANDKERCHIEF, linen
eES sfIs,'sSSs' SShiifE VEST BUTTONS with
GENT Frf' iSS; : innoosE SUPPORTERS, ioc.;
EMBROIDERY SILKS, &c. dozen;
KNITTING COTTON, Leaksyille, 2oc
A bag drive in CHILDREN'S SHIRTS and
DRAWERS. rcd aud white. assorted prfces
big JOB lot Of TOWELS, assorted prices;
LINEN CRASH, 9, z; s, ., and l0c,;
MEMS WHITE HANDKERCHIEFs, 8, s, 10,
l21@. and 15c.;
MEMS BANDANNA HANDKERcHIEFS, &c,
MEMS seamless HALF HOSE. 1oc. MEMS
| FAS f-BLACk HALF HOSE, loo. MEMS FANCY
| HALF HOSE, Toe. MEMS BALBRIGGAN HALF
| HOSE, poe. MEMS WHITE and BLACK COT.
| TON GLOVES, Slsc.; BOYS SUSPENDkRS,
1Oc.; MEMS SUsPENDERs, 10, IS. 20, and
! 25c. nice assorted lot OF LADIES' DRESS
| BUTTONS at 5c. dozen: LADIES Poo. HOSE,
1Jc. pair OF pair for 2jc.-un bleached, black,
| or fancy; LADIES' EXTRA LARGE SIZE BAL
BRIGGAN HOSE at loo. pair; LAMBREQlIN
| goods for mRnteis. 20 and Soc: bENDlSGS
| BROTHERS. SPOOL SILK, 100 yards, at &c. or
| 80 yards nc T.. q spool Never forget our III
| SHOE sale. We shall always keep them here IN
stock IN Childron's, Boys, Misses. La.ies, and
| Mems. Ask 90 sec our penny goods. For The
| above bargains call at
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knight herald; Donald Mcleod eir Knight
recorder |; X. II. Morgan. sir knight tres-
surer: e. z. Holland, sir knight inetaihne
officer. It's proposed TO infuse new life INTO
the division and prepare to attend the ami
versary celebration Of Atlantic DIVISION,
No. 1, Of Portsmouth, to take place on the
9Th of MAY. and to which all the divisions
in the State are invited.
Misses Lizzie Booker and Alma Liam arc
visiting relatives IN Norfolk.
Mrs. Sydney Britt has returned nome
from visit TO relatives in Richmond
Mrs. w. l.. Royster, of Charlotte. n. O.,
is visiting relatives in Suffolk.
Mrs. w, T. Graham and Miss Mabel Lot,
zia. of Suffolk. are visiting relatives and
friends in New York city.
Mr.. J. b. Aston. who has been IN the
hotel business in Suffolk for several years,
removed his family to their old'home, In
Isle of Wight county, last Thursday.
The members of the Phoenix fne-
Engine Company are making arrange
ments for an anniversary celebration next
month.
A society called the Young Peoples Bap-
fist Union was organized ut the residence
of Rev. II. A. Bagby last Monday night.
Mrs. Il. Il. Holland and children, OF sur
folk. have been in Norfolk since the first
of the week on a visit to relatives.
Mrs. Kate Simmons. Of Windsor, Is Wis
iting the family of her brother, Dir. John
II. Hines, of Suffolk.
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suffolk.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
SUFFOLK, Marchl9.-Rev. George c. Van
derslice. the pastor, commenced series OF
meetings at the Methodist church last
Wednesday night. Rev. j. q. Reed. pre-
siding elder, has been assisting in the
work and Rev. II. 4. Johnson, powerful
nyescher and successful revivalist, is ex-
rected here next Tuesday TO take charge
The members of the Suffolk Presbyterian
church contemplate extending call to
Rev. Donald Mcleod. OF Canada. who de-
s;res TO come to Virginia.
The New York Philharmonic Club, as
sisted by Miss Marion Weed. gave an ex-
cellent entertainment at the City Hall on
Wednesday night:
A novel entertainment, called the Rag
Baby Drill" was gwen at Armory Hall on
Thursday night under the auspices OF the
social and Benevolent Union OF the Chris
tian church. A number OF small girls
were disguised as rag babies and went
through an intricate and amusing drill,
after which refreshments were served.
Quite a neat SUN was added to the trea-
sury of the society as result o. the eve
ning's entertainment
Withers Division. No.. 7. Uniformed Rank,
Knights of Pythias. elected the following
ofiicers last Tuesday night: 3. l. Brewer,
IT.. sir knight captain; II. f. smith. OH
knight lieutenant: W. b. Lawrence. siz
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farnytiie.
farmstile.
NJ tho Richmond Dispatch.l

fCorrespondepcc OF tho Richmond Dispatch-l
FARMvrI.I.F. VA, March 19.-Dr. Il: f..
Bacby reached here Yesterday from On
cinnati. where he graduated Monday lost
from medical school. He Will spend
week in Farmvile with his parents. Rev.
DR.. and Mrs. Bagby, and then 60 70 sui
folk, where he will locate.
Miss Crewe, OF the Normal School, PAID
a visit TO her parents. in Richmond, this
week.
Miss Lucy Bidgood has gone to Trenton,
n. G.. TO visit friends.
A delightful entertainment was given in
the Opera-House last night under the aus
plces of the ladies of the Presbyterian
church. IL was n representation OF the
schools of learning and the manner OF
teaching forty-iye years ago. Many OF
the oldest and most prominent citizens OF
the town took part in the performance.
and the vast audience enjoyed 1t IN high
degree. The following was the pro-
gremme with the cast OF characters:
PROGRAMME
Morning Session-OpeningS Song. Good
Morning, Merry Sunshine" A Is Z aud
Primer Glass. Spelling Glass. Grammar
Glass. Reading Glass.
Afternoon Session Visit from Commit
tee. Speeches. Songs. Composition. Cho-
rus" Aud Lang Syne."
schoolmaster- washrngtOn LumpkiD,
Mr.. W. G. Flournoy.
Scholars-O Orthodox Creed Thomas, Mr..
G. G. Bass: Nike O'Flynn. Mr., w. T..
Blanton Bill Snodgrass, br. Elhotte
Boykin; Jonathan Pettbone. Mr. Thomas
Clark: Betsy Flood, Miss Pearl Cunning
ham; Hannah Maria Jones, Miss Birdie
Ellis: Ananias Honeysuckle, Mr.. w. +.
Farrar; Frances Ann Smith. Miss Fannie
Jones: Sukey Blossom. Miss Kate Lati-
mer; Isaac Jones. Mr.. G. X. Morton: Ann
Plunkett. Miss Nettle Morton; Thomas
Jefferson Honevsuckle. Mr. i. w. Mckin-
ney: Mandy Jane Honevsuckle. Miss Lena
Southern: Ezekiel Jedediah Honeysuckie,
hlr. J. A. Spencer; Patience Peterkin'
Miss Bessie Turner: Jimmy Rash, Judge
A. ID. Watkins; Temperance Hartshorn.
Miss Preston Womsck; Abraham smith,
Mr.. O. T. Wicker; Michael Sweitzer, Mr..
{. Zimmerman.
Visitors TO the skule: Mrs. Adam Honey
suckle. Miss Preston Womack.
Committee: Mr. Benjamin Crawford, DIR.
Peter Winston: Mr. Adam Honeysuckle,
MIR. W. G.. Venable; Colonel Peter Caru-
theirs. Colonel j. L. Fitzgerald.
Mrs. ID: L. Elam has returned from
Richmond.
Miss Kate Russell, after 6. pleasant visit
to the family of Governor Mckinney, has
returned home.
Miss Anna Borne is again visiting az
Charlotte Courthouse.
Mrs. ID. A. Wocdson, Of Lvnchburg. is
visiting her parents, DIR. and Mrs. p. Win
stOn.
Ex-Ch1ef-of-Police A. s. Davis is visiting
his old friends here.
Mr.. Charles w. Rice and family. Of New
ton. n. g., are the guests of Alr. Rice's
father. IN this city. Mr.. Rice. who Is a
rising young lawyer, contemplates locating
in this place.
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williamsburg.
NT'rf'"f'""'N'
fcorreanondence Of the Richmond Diepa,ch.l

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.I
WILLIAMSBURG. Va, March 19.--The peo-
pie throughout this section are elated over
the news from Washington that the Senate
Committee on Claims has reported feyora-
bly, the bill to reimburse william and Mary
College for the destruction of its buildings
during the war.
Archie. the 7-year-old son OF Mr. and
Mrs. Archer Brooks. is lying dangerously
i'll at his home. on Waller street.
Major John A. Henley has been at New
port News most of the week.
DR. Edwin Booth has returned from his
visit TO Nottowav. and. with two of his
daughters Yves at Newport News on the
10th to witness the launching.
Rev. T. 7. Warren. of the Baptist church,
has been of for several DAYS among his
old parishes in Greenesville county.
Captain Robert Bright is yet In Phila-
delphia. where he is being entertained IN
princely style by his Quaker City trends.
The Board of Visitors of William and
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fcrTes2ondenceo Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
lFAN0roN. VA. March 1.-THE ID.
ID Club OF the Washington and Lee Uni
f.r.. ty gave one OF their most delightful
j l 600 Monday evening in McCruin's
H.t. Among those present were Mrs. L..
ID NalIrop lchaperOn) Miss Lizzie Ora
tHi.. Mis- Kate Hopkins, Miss Mary Pres
tr Graham. Miss Agnes Graham, Miss
Maggie Graham. Messrs. }. b. Ransom, W.
N Mourning. II. b. SprOul, G. ii. Tons
la.r-. D. J.. SprOul =. h. Avis. Alan Rev
L.. .- Rudolph Bumgardnsr 1. l.. Martin,
d. 49,. Stoyal, Robert r. Jordan, Mr.. l.. ii.
N.i lrop. Captain J. II. Gilkersop, and
Captain S. b. Walker. OF the Virginia Mill
f.r Institute.
Eey. Ir. j. b. Taylor delivered his lee
fu.e lu Good Imes' on Tuesday eve
L.tsto q large audience.
Nir.. A. X. Cooke of WaynesbOrO'. is the
cue ~ Ms $. Il. Moreland.
j. NcD. Adiar IS on visit 20 New York
Ctf.
lhe Easter examinations Of Washington
and lee commenced yesterday.
Big. William shorter. of Guyandotte,
30. Va. IS visiting friends and relatives, IL
a.ltl Buffalo.
Ar, Compton. Of Loudoun county, who
Doe been visiting her father. Mr.. John A.
81. ID, Of south Buffalo, has returned
home.
A.ss Annie Lee Patteson, OF stanton.
VII has been the guest of Mrs. j. A. X.
warner, has returned home.
Me.,rs. Alder, and William J. Reid OF
veg Dale, have gone on visit 10 friends
in Missouri.
,An.ulas smith. Esq, of Denmark, was
elected A representative 10 the Grand
io1ee ~ Odd-fellows to represent Den.
mert Lodge. no. IS. |. O. O. L.
Nr j. {. Prince, superintendent OF the
valley diyisiono OF the Baltimore and Ohio,
va. M town several dass.
Ny. =. Baicr. Of Washington city. - on
ANst o friends and relatives IN Lexing.
ton.
j. b. Heck. Of Richmond. is visiting bis
SISTER here, Mrs. }. l.. Heck.
49, y. J.. Phillips has returned home
a'lrf ycfg pleasant visit 20 friends in
Lopnylic, Ks.
captain u. J.. Hoover, Of stanton. IS on
alt ~ friends IA Lexington.
Rev N. II. Hope. % Danville. is attend.
10 ihe Circuit Court as witness.
1ils' lloise Strother. Of Richmond, is
visiting Miss Agnes Ross.
Af'. H. l. Parrish. Of Coyingtop. Va. Is
%. guest o. Mrs. Edmund Pendleton.
'i. Henry Zollman, OF Buffalo, cele-
.i"leQ bis 18Th year on Sunday by enter.
lAi4iug number Of friends.
Dii. james X. Miller, OF Buffalo Forge,
,l lnis county, has beeu appointed general
Passenger aud freight agent Of the Central
sii Motor Railway Company, IN California
Ahone the number Of visiting lawyers in
~ ldance on the Circuit Court during the
VIZ were: John \. Barbour, Dr.. OF Cul,
''psi IL. l.. Parrish, OF CoyiDgton Nj.
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MEETINGS

MASONIC. - ANCIENT AND A.
w ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE oF~
FREE MASONRY, SOUTHERN JURIs-
DICrION, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
A regular meeting OF LlBERTAs LODGE OF
PFRfFCTION. NO. >, will be held at ~. Adams
Hall on MONDAY, March 2ist, at $50 Z. VI.
All Aas0nso Of this rite IN good standing are
cordially invited 70 be present.
By order OF the Venerable Master.
e. A. NEsBITT. Thirty-third Degree.
NH colt Secretary.
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JOSEPH p. THOMPSON ACQUITTED.
stockholders' Meeting Of the Bonsack Ma
chine Compsny--Dirsctors Elected

Especial telegram TO tho Dispatch.l
LYxcuBURe, Va, March 19.-Joseph p.
Thompson, Of Bedford county. about 10
years of age, was on trial in the Federal
Court to-day for sending an obscene pos
tai card through the mad to young lady
of his neighborhood who WAS on visit to
Astoria. Ill. Under instructions the jury
brought in verdict of acquittal.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the Bonsack Machine Company was
held at the Young Mems Christian Asso-
ciation Hall at noon to-day IL was ad-
journed from the 18th OF last January be-
cause there was no quorum al that meet
ing. To-day Judge Digs was elected
chairman and Senator Mcdonald secretary
of the meeting. There were over 1900
shares of the stock of 1900 represented IN
person and by proxy. The president read
his report. which showed that the COM
pany, having paid about 800, 600 IN law
suits. was in good condition, paying IL per
cent on the par value of all stock. The
old Board OF Directors was unanimously
reelected.
Internal revenue collections for this dis
trict for the week ending to-day was ST.
$50.
over 500 worth of glass was broken
by tho intense heat from the IRE
ia winfree's tobacco-factory on yesterday
across the street from the factory.
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"GOD SAVE AMERICA
So Say the Grateful Russians--Nore Fioul
for the Starving.
[By tolegraph % one Dispatch. ]

lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, March 19.-Mayor
Stuart this afternoon received the follow
Ing cablegram signed by a number of Rus
sian officials:
"LrBAU, March Il, 1892.
"H0n. EdICdrd s. Stuart, Mayor Of Philddel-
phia and Chairman Of Committee:
Russian society warmly welcome the
dear American brethren who have happily
arrived here with the Indiana. They pray
you TO transmit to the inhabitants Of
philadelphia their expressions of lasting
gratitude. God save America"
Supplies for the cargo of the steamship
Conemaugh. which is to be sent to Russia.
are already coming in. Bills Of ladng
were received in the Mayors office to-day
for two carloads of -four. etc, from the
towns of Derry and Mercer, Pa.
The Girard Point Storage Company has
rendered the free use Of its docks. wharyes,
and warehouses for the Conemaugh and
her cargo. including the unloading OF cars
az was done for the Indiana.
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rHE RICHMOND DISPATUH-SUNDAY. MARCH 20. 1892.

ed from Baltimore on Wednesday. He
stayed In that eitv several days under
treatment of an occuiist
Thieves attempted an entrance into the
house of Mr.. Charles Anderson, OF Alton,
but were frightened of.
Miss Possie Goodlos. of Martindale, Is
visiting friends in Richmond.
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Estes. May Jophling, and Miss
J. p. williamson, Jr., W. w. William
son. A. @. Robinson. ]. II. Saunders, w.
+. Redd. q. G.. Temple. II; Dawson. a. q.
Parr. W. +. Dance, w. W: Ayres. a. Y.
Stokes. T. f. Barksdale, N. Moore, Julian
Meade, and Frank =. Woodson.
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Mrs. j. ID. Davis Passes Quietly Away.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
MEHEERIN, Va, March l9.-Mrs. j. ID.
Davis, who has been lingering between
life and death for several DAYS. passed
quietly away last night. in the Gath year
OF her age. Her funeral will be preached
at - O'Clock tomorrow by Rev. :. w. Ea-
son. in the Wesleyan church. of which tho
deceased was q consistent member for
many years.
Mrs. Davis was the beloved and third
wife of MIR. John d. Davis. the largest
farmer in this vicinity.
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RICHMOND, VA, March 10, 1892.
A GENERAL MEETING OF THE

"A stockholders Of the SOUTHERN IMPROVE
MEST COMPANY, for the purpose OF taking ac-
ton IN regard 90 n proposed consolidation with
the WARM SPRINGS VALLEY COMPANY. and
sor tho transaction OF such other business as may
lawfully como before the meeting VIII DO held ut
tho onice Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company, in the Pace building. Richmond city,
on THU RSDAI, April l4tn, at i. NJ
The transfer books will be closed az . L. M on
MONDAY, April 4th. and remain closed until 10
A. NJ. on FRID AY. April 18th.
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
NH l6-td G.. f. MELLFOkD, Secretary.
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Mary College have bcen called to meet here
the 30th Of this month.
Mr.. John 1. Tiernon, OF Old Point, went
home a few DAYS ago to attend the burial
of his SISTER. Miss Csllie Ternon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-20
RICHMOND rnEPLACE.

Major w. L. Sutherlin aud Captain
Harry Wooding, members of the State
Democratic Committee. were seeu by me
TODAY aud both said in answer TO questions
that they regarded Richmond rs the most
available aud the most appropriate place
at which TO hold the State Democratic
Convention to elect delegates to the ma
tionsl convention.
Senator Hill Is expected to pass through
the city tonight. bat at such an unseason-
able hour that no one will be able to see
HIM