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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
THE TAXABLE VALUE.
WHAT w. & w. r. r. CO. WILL HAVE
TO PAY STATE AND COUNTIES.
CommIs,foner Robinson Fears n Coming
Largo Gotten Crop-suit Against tho
Western Union Telegraph Coz
fspeclnl telegram to tho pLspatch.l

RALEIGH. n. C.. March 10.-To-day the
Railway Commission completed the COM
putstion of the taxable value OF the pro-
perty of the Wilmington and Weldon rail-
way under the new law. 1t is found that
the value of the property subject to State
tax IS gil, Oi4. 900. and of that subject TO
county and municipal taxation $9,O62 900.
Tho State tax is $4,000.
Observation-Disclosures Robinson
was interviewed to-day regarding the
coming cotton crop. He says be greatly
fears a heavy crop Will be planted, de-
spite all efforts to turn the farmers from
that course. All the indications now point
20 q large crop. Ho reports heavy sales OF
fertilizers.
NEW APPoISTEEs.
Governor Carr appointed d. A. Temp
kins, OF Mecklenburg county. a trustee OF
tho Agricultural and Mechanical College,
roe Hon. S. b. Alexander, resigned. The
following additional STAFF appointments
arc also made: Assistant Surgeon General.
$. Westray Battle, of Asheyllle; Assistant
Acknowledgement. William Il. Grimes, OF
Raleigh: Assistant Quartz General
Edward w. Manring, of WrightsTlle.
ACURIoUs CASE.
To-day NJ Lexington III lue pupeEiOI
Court q curious case came up. In Deem
Der. 1891, the then Comptroller of the Cur
rency te%legraphed TO State-Senator Zeb.
Y. Walser, of Lexington VIII you &C,
cept receivership of th First National
Bank or Wilmington" The Western
Union Telegraph Company did not deliver
the message. ana it was unanswered. The
Comptroller then appointed W. $. o. Robin
son. of Goldsboro'. Mr.. Walser wants 2.O0C
damages. The case naturally attracts much
interest.
IN OPERATION.
The extensive Fireworks at Riverdale,
on Neuso river. q few miles below New
berne. are again TO TO put in operation,
with much now machinery. For several
years they have been idle.
Tho plans for a large cotton-mill of
Mooresville, Iredell county. are completed.
The building will be 1e0xs0 feet and two
stories nigh. The 100000 capital for tbs
mill ut StatesyIlle has been subscribed.
Many insurance adJusters have gone &c
Charlotte to settle the loss Of sos, 900 on s,
Wittkowsky's wholesale clothing-store
which was entirely destroyed last Sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
CANDIDATES FOR POSTMASTER.
Little Luck So Far for the Sound Fisher
men-Demanh FOR Peanuts.
Icor-espondonce Of tho RIchmond Dlapat.h.l

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.1
WINDSOR, n. c.. March 10.-The Demo
cratic Executive Committee Of this town
ship held Il meeting yesterday and en-
dorsed George GRAY for postmaster AZ THIS
Office. There are about a dozen candidates
for the Office still IN the field. Chief among
hem Is Mrs. Susan c. Barrett, who filled
the position during tho former term OF
President Cleveland.
The fishermen on tho Chowan, Roanoke,
and Cashie rivers and Albemarle Sound
put in their scines this week. but as yet
have met with but little success.
Miss Pauline Moody. daughter OF the
proprietor of tho American House, left
this morning on q visit 10 her cousins,
daughters OF Captain Joseph Moody, Of
the police force of Petersburg, Va.
SIX representatives, OF peanut-factorles
have been in town this week buying pea
mats.
"CHICAGO's EXAMPLE.
The corporate limits of Windsor have
been extended so a. to take in three acres
of land and eight families, increasing the
population thirly-seyen and the number
Of votes seven.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
Governor Tnrney Better.
~ ii 20 no nirnntnh-1

NASHVILLE. I'm. March 10.-A dis
patch from Winchester. the home Of Gov
ernor Turncy. says the Governor IS greatly
weather continues favorable he will be IN
the city next week. 4 gentlemln called
on the Governor last night and informed
him that a report had been circulated in
This city yesterday that he was dead;
Governor Turney replied that he. had
heard of the report and added: u knew
it WAS q lie as soon as / heard it," The
knowing g say the Governor has at no
tine been in q dangerous condition, but
has been confined with rheumatism and
VIII DO all right IN q few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
T.a r,,-v yyas,icgton sIonnment

IN interesting meeting Of tho Marv
Washington Monument Association was
held IN their ROOMS. al fredericksburg, on
"Wednesday evening. The subject of a de-
sign for a monument recently adopted by
the National Association. which Is o PLAIN
Vermont-gronite shaft 50 feet high, was
discussed. Speeches were made by Hon.
Joseph I. Potter and Hon. William A.. Lit
tie. jr. Preamble and resolutions entirely
COVERING the subject were introduced by
Mr.. Potter. After full discussion action
was postponed until the April meeting.
Mr.. Ves Chancellor and Miss sue NJ.
Chancellor. both Of Spotsylyania county,
were married on Wednesday in Washing
ton. The bride ia a sister Of DE-. Charles
". Chancellor, of Baltimore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11

bis escape. The feeling against hin was
40 great that q plot was made TO eaten
him and bring him back. His family re-
sided in Ashe county. and after persistans
watching Of the mails he was run down IN
Tennessee. He was brought back anu
lodged in Yadkin county Jail.
His appeal was overruled. nd ne was
sentenced TO ten years in she penitent1ary.
lie had saved some money and made the
most strenuous efforts TO secure executive
clemency. but without avail. lie served
eight years and six months, and gained
one year and six months by good behavior.
lucky Joe" served all through the
war under General Stoneman aud was a
brave and faithful soldier. His bad con-
duct after the war was due to vicious as
socrates and excessive use OF liquor. WINE
in prison he made application for q pen
SION. which was granted, with $4,000 back
paw. This money be deposited IN the
savings bank at Raleigh. where 1t now is'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
Cosi-Nfues Closed.


BRA2IL. IND. March l0.-,Neariy every
coal.m!ne in the county is closed down rs
n result OF the switchmen's strike at Cbi-
cago, and the situation IS growing criticsl:
thousands Of miners ere thrown ont ol
employment, with no visible prosper ior
work in the near future. All J. switching
engines engaged for the last Few months
shont the mines have been called IN.
throwing numerous trainmen out OF EN-
pIoyment. The situation at Chicago - pe-
ING closely watched by the miners and rail-
road employees OF this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
r-.ao pABrYIN APPoMATToX.
C.aaiy ma Legislative Tickets To BE
r...,d In 4 IIrlh-A Chnin-GanG.

r'aced in tho rlH-A '"~'h"""A'
-... .t.a-. ~ tlo richmond DisDa'chl
March IA
~. CONT 'estcrd9v. The
.'I5 ,.~.-.~, with closed
,.aI - l.rre s,cre-house. butt
Ell. f.I.w-rg business was trans
Mos was elected
.....,' AMI q. e. Bl.xtOn see
.I' +I. t.li..lre Executive Com
49," rof.rt-.r. N.oilawn: joel
.t.~r'' T...an.. J. N.I,vC awthorn.
,---.,- a.. ,la. Harvey. Glover
81 a. .r Tower mi: John
--, ,-.-.v.l. while this COM
.,...f OF some cen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
wilcox Acquitted OF Murder.

tCorrespondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
SCOTLAND NICK. n. c., March l0.-Ihe
murder trial at Halifax this week resulted
IN the acquittal OF Wilcox. the ~Iendah
MIR. H. Montague, OF Winston, is here
on a visit to his mother. q,
DR.. s. J. Montague, Of Winston, and
MI. b. 4. Montague, OF Raleigh, leave this
morning after a few days visit to their
DR.. A. c. Liverman went to Weldon yes
terday and purchased a $500 horse.
Messrs. Matt. Ransom. Of Northampton.
and }. j. Daniel, of Halifax. are here.
Miss Miller, of Raleigh, Is visiting MISS
Geftie Kitchen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
TENDER OFF THE TRACK.
Ancient but Good Yarns In Carolina IA
pers-Endorscd for Brazil.

correspondents Of tho Richmond Dis2ntcb.l
HEvDyEsoN. \. c.. March ia ship
mont Of ten carloads of old tobacco IS be
ing made from the storage warehouse here
today. direct to the manufacturers.
The tender Of a WORKING train sent
down to clear mp Mondays wreck on the
Oxford ami Henderson ROAD got on the
track near Dabney yesterday and delayed
the passenger train several hours.
The Chatham Record tells OF a Ar. W. q.
Harris and wife, of that county. who were
married IL 1912, and celebrated Their sixty
first anniversary ON the 2Sth Of February.
Another county paper boasts OF "A grand
| mother at q wears Old. while a neighbour
ING journal claims n bed-quilt with exactly
s.sSS pieces in it made by a woman 50 years
old.
Mr.. W. r. Henry. Of this place, is in
Washington looking after the consul-gene-
ralship OF Brazil, for wAlch place he has
the endorsation of every Democratic state
official in North Carolina, together with
the congressman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
Two Schooners Lost.
INV tolegraph 70 the pisp..ch.l

WASHINGTON. d. c., March l~O.-Superin-
tendent Kimball. Of the L~ife-Savlnc Ser
vice, Treasury Department, was this morn
ing advised by the keeper Of the Morris
Island ~Life-SavinG Station. Charleston. ).
c.. Of the stranding near the north jetty
at the entrance to Charleston har0or and
the subsequent total loss Of the schooner
Kate V. Aiken, from Charleston Tor Phile-
delphia. The crew OF seven men was res
cued by the Life-Saying Service. The
superintendent also received information
this morning of the %stranding of the
schooner Lille /. Schmidt. with a crew of
seven, ten miles south Of the Ocracoke
IN. CD Life-Saving Station, all on board
beng saved by tho breeches buoy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
a NOVEL BATTLE WON BY BEES.
Tho 5IcDaniels Over the State Lire by q
Man with n Bee-Hiye.
Especial telegram to the DisUetch.l

Special telegram 70 mo DI8ptIuH'I
raleigh, X. c., March 10.-News reach
ed here to-day of a remarkable fight IN
Cleveland county, near the South Carolina
line. Two men, named Trout and Hatch
ips. were removing q beehive, about which
they had wrapped q cloth. Two men
named Mcdaniel met them and q quarrel
and fight followed. Hutchins stripped
the cloth from the hive and placing 1t
over his head held the hive in front as he
advanced towards the McDanlels. Bees
poured out and savagely attacked the
latter. who had TO retreat. One of them
shot Hutchins in the shoulder, but he ad-
yanced with his novel gatling.gun. and,
aided by the bees. drove the Mechanics
over the limo into South Carolina.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
TIE NATIONAL HOTEL FIRE.
Auo'her Dead Body Recovered from the
Hains-Ths safe Was Not Touched.

~.,..l telegram 10 tho Dig2at,a.l
l,,turr. Va. March 1O.-WhIie clear
.s4. tlr I.irfS 10 the NailonAi-hOtei
r- ,..- .@.ternouu the body OF another
va. found and was identified rs
-- { Goodrich Han. a colored youth
.I-l'.rl Years old. The body was
:..t within three feet OF the spot from
.r. llchlen was rescued. u was
t-. pushed AID there Is no doubt that
V.- almost Instantaneous. II is be-
.v.t ft.r there Is sull another body N
,. r.---tlat II q colOred man named
.'.. Jeuuiugs & Watson reached
..e. which wa buried III the runs.
',rooou. The safe had not been
tv the FIRE. and the contents. con-
.. books, valuable papers. Il q
i..lry. were intact.
CeSTiSUED.
F.. lie Hastings Court to-day the case
r. J.. Chapman. foreman N the
t.. 8. CuttOu-Nllls. was continued TIL
. .l. teIm. There were four Indsct-
.. against lima charging him with
-.s women and children more than
r pei daY.
Dunn. tae present term q the court ff-
.D.l..- have been convicted and sen
. 90 ne p~enlteutlary.
Ni.raWson. r,lct OF COlOnc! James
a..slu, cled to-day IN Caswell
-
t.Ic Thornton. daughter Of the
.'. j.. r-s IhoTnton, died al Cascade to-
&c -l.4 10 years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
NAVAL RENDEZVOUS.
40 PROGRAMME YET SETTLED UPON
wv FOR HAMPTON ROADS.
..,ate nays for Public Visltntions en'
nmclai Receptions on tho ships->u"
Against ola Domiaion Company
.....,.l ,nlnrr,m 20 tne pI.pasch.l

crotx. Va, March 10. Captain Pot
,~ommandan; Of the navy-yard. says IL
4 to TIE naval rendezvous that be
o-ranig;ng tho combined lec.s for
.-, 10 and review at New York. the
loo cad provisioning Of the ships, ne
~ II nothing that had been settled
None of the foreign ships will
go howard unless Tor some needed
.,.s occasioncd by tho voyage here.
..el.nc will bo Mt Lambcrts Point. as
mos: convenient 20 the shipS u
e., E0aiS. The provisioning VII, ne uoh'
,.-lfcrs and tugs al tho ships anchor
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE DAYS.
,...,,r DAVIS will be sot aside rs open
,.r ruhlc vi.tation oi the ships, the
, 11lv being received aboard on
eoy.. other days Will be devoted
r..8l -eccpt.ons. interchange OF ma
,. r.urtesi,s and 20 receiving state
.,t.oual representatives ana oinciais.
ONLY one WEEK.
.r. noai. oro 20 be here together but
30 Wcrk. there will bo but little time
t.--..rc displays.
slh0oNTR ~ DIsrETss.
r.. -,ho.ncr stephen Morris. from Mat
rtyer. with % cargo of pine wood,
t.vOl INTO port to-day Ia distress
t.lr.
TALBOT Wake. j., n ve!l-known
.+ llvaes--man. e Norfolk. died az
..,l,nco II bls father. on Frecmason
-.. ll-t nleat.
Will IBrEE rE a FUSION:
.s seem more active in Norfolk
a:aoue the Democrats than the Re
CONS over the spung elections, A.
...t o. cctiou theTe waSa fusion and the
county came practically under
control Of the Democrats, result
.. -l % prosperous management of
a7ai-s - the people. whether
-... t..re 81. To- be- O. fusion this time Is
,rly developed. The Democratic
.f.to Committee have ordered a 70 n
t.. tur TIE nomination OF county OH
.... D.. be- led at Halls Corner on the
H. .iuosi UoctA.
Hal Democrats Of Princess Anne county
.o..lr3 TO hold q primary election
.... ~.h Oi April Tor the nomination OF "a
sac courts.
.... ms been entered in the Corpora
ur, aoaiust the Ola Dominion
..t.A Company tor the recover OF
damages FOR the death Of Thomas
-, q COLLISION between an Oid Do
Steamship and 8TOw-poat, IN when
was ~ The tune of tho collision.
H.naIal oi Captain JoAn NJ Hlbis
. .c3 TING afternoon, conducted hy
"a. -. OE,seutcrTY. assisted by hev.
N. Nray.
IHILLING CONSUMED.
OIL. -~,.iac of Nir. Andrew ifUdcins, IN
comfy. with ITS contents, was de-
by fire Wednesday night.
... E.rIYiph administers cootFma-
...t I.t.r-e church tonight and al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
SAD NEWS CONFIRMED.
Former Democratic Tern
cd Dowu-Joho Goodc Excepted
H. ,oto,r,rh IN the Dispatch.l

Ey teItEFdUh ." VI" H''F'
WAsBrNGrov. ID. C., March ~l0..-Senators
and RepresentatIves who called on Fre5i-
dent Cleveland this morning received coil-
frmatory evidence OF the report that Air.
cleveland does not intend to give oihces
to those who had been favored under she
YreyIous Democratic ADMINISTRATION. TX
Representative Hemphiil, OF SCUM caro-.
lima. called expressly Tor the putposo %
aerer,aininc whether the report was true
and received an affirmative answer frou,
Mr. cleveland. 1t Is likely. of course, tEat
executions will be made IN rare Instances,
and one OF these IS said TO be that OF Judge
john Goode. Of Virginia. who was NOM,
mated tor Solicitor-Generai but faiie1 OF
confirmation by tho Senate. Tic cannot,
therefore. DO considered from a tecAnigai
standpoint 70 have held office under Air'
Cleveland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
s-r- CT JOHv,S PROTESTANT

EPISCOPAL CHURCH Broad street, Gomez
Ipenty-Gfth)-Rev. LEWIS ". BURToN, Rector
NEsDAY. \ =. y.
WHDDELL- MEMORIAL CHAPEL denny
street, Fll.On)-Rey. {. e.. ECYE. Assistant
Minister ~ Charge. -Sergiccs: SUNDAY, ii 4. VI
and = =. NJ: WEDNESDAY, > +. NJ.
Tbs Pablo cordially invited and heartily vel
comel to oil tho above services. o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
GOLD FOR THE TREASURY.
Millions Being offered In Exchange for
Small Notes.-The Explanation.

by telegraph 90 the DlspaI'h.I
W,eu1SGroy, d. c., March 10.-Seeretary
Carlisle has received offers from Chicago
BANKERS to exchange 81, 0QQ 900 in gold tor
a like amount Of small Treasury notes OF
tine denominations of hves. tens. and TWEEN.
res. IntimatiOns are made that the amount
of small notes that will be needed VIII
reach $40. 700, 900. tor which gold VIII DC
pold. Tic will forward the small NOES Nv
dnce This demand TOR small notes Is ex-
niaiued bv the fact that with the opening
ri snr,nr weather cattle and grain are be-
Ginning 20 be moved. A hight demand IS
also icing felt further West, and 1t Is antlcl-
mated that the demand for small notes. tor
which gold will be paid, will continue 70
increase. so far as the Treasury DEPART;
mem ~ advised. no gold has been engaged
nj the New York ub-Ireesury TOR ship
ment tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11

rBv Anclo-American cable 70 tho Dispatc

fBy Anclo-American cable 70 tho Dispatch.l
LoSDoN. March 10.-The steamer Britain
ME. which sailed from New York March
ist. arrived at Liverpool to-day. The Bri-
tcnnic deviated ninety miles from heI
course ia o southerly direction, but saw
no signs OF the missing White-Star steam
ship haronic, now ont from Liverpool
twentv-seven days. Tho Insurance rate
on the Narcnic to-day is foEty-fye s%uinea'
nor cont.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11

fBy Anrlo-Amencan cable 10 tho DlspaI

BurSos AyRHs, March 1O.-Tne British
bark Alec VI. Craig has been wrecked at
Rosario. u the west bank of the Parana.
about two hundred and THIRTY miles b.
water from Buenos Ayres. The Craig
foundered in a gale which suddenly came
up. and Captain Ros1-the master OF the
vessel, has wife. and eight Of the crew
ware drowned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
LOOK OUT FOR THE LYNCHERs.
n Hunt IL the Right Man lie VIII Fare
Badly q. P~ocahontas.
Special Telegram to tho DispAtc

BGTsToI, TENN., March l0.-A negro sup
posed 10 be Webb Hunt, who killed a
white man Mt Pocahontas, Va. some time
ago, and who was arrested and broke jail.
was rearrested here by the police on the
Virginia side this morning. The Chiet OF
Police Of POcahontas will arrive here g.
midnight TO identity him. II he proves TO
be the right man II Is thought he VIII fare
badly when taken back TO POcdhontas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
Senator Beckvith ReappOinted.
m taia~roph 20 tho uanasNh

CHEYENNE. March 10.-A. G. Beckwlth,
appointed senator from Wyoming two
weeks agO by Governor Osborne, was yes
terday reappointed. The first appoint
ment. made botore n vacancy existed, 1t
was feared would not DO recognized as le-
COL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
neY- rNION.STATION METHO.

EcB INIUN-OINlIUN uO-
DIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Rev. GEORGE II.
RAY. Pastor.-Preaching SABBATH MORNING at
IL O'Clock and No 1880 L. NJ.
sundGy-school session az 9:l5 A. VI. Class
meeting ~ . j.. NJ.
Pra7or-mceting Monday NJ 7:30 P. VI.
"Wednesday service AZ T:30 z. N.
MISsION-Ro0H3 sunday school Mt . A.. VI.
Clnss-meeting followed by service on sunday
a. 3 p. H.
Cottage meetings Friday q. 1901 NJ.
Al welcome. u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11

for United States District Attorney for the
Western District Of Virginia. Mr.. Hoge
IS at present Commonwealth Attorney
Tor Montgomery county.
William g. Bullet. recently appointed
vicc-president Of Norfolk and Western
fai!road. arrived in this city to-day and
commenced his duties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
German.Army Dill.

fBy Anrlo-Amcrican cable 10 the Dispa.ch.l
BERLIN. March l0.-The Reichstag re-
iected the first clause Of the army bill,
liking the effective force Of the German
in time OF peace at 492, 06S, exclusive
of officers and nOn-commissioued officers,
and also rejected Herr Richter's amend
ment retaining the present effective force
until December, 1855. The Reichstag then
until March 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
rss- TRINITY METHODIST EPIS-

COPAL CHURCH corner OF Broad and
Twentieth strcets)-Rey. p. A. PETERSON, ID. D.,
Pastor. Preaching by the Pastor at IL A. N.
and at s p. NJ. WEDSEsDAY-STGur service at .
O'Clock. The series OF meetings will be continued
every night during the incoming week. com.
menclng OF 3 O'Clock. The Epwortn League viii
meet at T:30 p. NJ. Sunday school at 9:l5 A. III.
Seats free. Cordial invitation TO all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
Re FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN

CHURCH Seventh street between Broad and
Grace sireels)-Bey. j. {. S~ELGERS, Pastoral
II A.. N. tho Pastor viii preach a special SER
mon 70 children aud tho services viii be under
tho auspices OF the Sunday school. sunday
s~eryiccs at O:30 A. N. All are welcome 70
these services. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
l.ArA OF Mss MAaY E. PACE.
A'I'um NJ NaIarial-Fevcr-Dr. Sanford
Eesicus the Pastorato.


.,.- a9n .encs ~ tho Richmond Dispatch.l
'.t.f. w., March I0.-Miss Mary +.
t4... aged "a ycatf. died here this morn
.' ,',r "a short spell OF malarial-tcyer,
" SOFAS tie first illness d had ever
rt r.rc.i. Miss Pace WAS al adopted
'. e SAYS. a. ". Bethel and was raised
t.r I.E IIl. GoocLlapa county. 70 which
.-e t,malus were sent for lnterment.
-.f.r was contracted before she came
I. '. -c.flu.
i.v 81 L. SANFORD has resigned as
i.., ~ the Baptist churches on ;his cir
,' There are four churches under his
.r,. uul 70 D.. thought tho held Will be
t'r ana TWO pastors placed IN charge.
-i q. G.. NorswOrth. OF Norfolk, IS here
VISIT 90 hs father. Mr.. n. ". Nors-
r,|.
Nancy Parker. from Isle Of Wight
t.--i., d.. visiting here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
tsg4L couRr-mARTIAL CONVENED.
willie squadron Men TO Ds TTied-The
Constellation Expected.

70 lnI 'e.cffam % The Dlspctch.I
NoafYLs. "a. March l0.~A court-mar-
=. Win COmmaDdcr r. y. LeaTy presi-
.t'', convened az the hayward to-day for
TO- tlai u o number OF enlisted men OF
White Squadron for violating tho re2u-
.a.sas.
lle United States tFaining-ship Coastei-
,i"u IS expected ~ the nayy-yard on
9laacas - be rcitted and take her battery
c. toafd.
isise gang Of painters were taken IN
-. u-fy-yard this morning 10 pant the
lotion d the Charleston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
~ne~ METHODIST SUNDAY

SCHOOL SOCIETY POSTPONEMENT. In
cOHseGucnco OF the dedication OF liignland-Plrk
Methodist church tho monthly meeting Of this
sOciety will be held at Park-Placo church on the
tho THIRD SUNDAY II this month.
10. T.. RICHARDSON, President.
ChGrIes T. Rday. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
YOUR ATTENTION, PLEASE.

We shall be pleased to have it, and
you'll be pleased when you've given it.
Our assortment Of fabrics for spring,
business, and dress suits cannot fail to
please the most fastidious OF good dress
ers because it includes everything which
will be in vogue this season. We are
showing Suits in checks, plaids, and
stripes, and are making up very hand
somo suits. It's time for you to make
up your mind about your spring outfit,
We can fit you out in faultless style, and
if You do not consult us You will have
reason to find fault with your judgment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
That Too-Conyenient Kerosene.

OuAHA. NEB.. March 10.-Mrs. j. d. Kis-
Ter started the kitchen fire Yesterday morn
inc by the aid of kerosene, which exploded.
severely-perhap fatally-burnlng herself,
her husband. and her three children, and
DESTROYING the house and Gil Its contents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
TO- THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH

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