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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28
ChnrlottesrIlle: Mrs. W. II. skinker. Of rauqaIer

charlottesville: Mrs. W. IT, skinker, OF Fauquier,
and Miss Mary Bolts, OF Beslton.
Miss Lonla Grimsley. after n half-session's
special course In music and art at tho Richmond
Female Institute, Is again at home.
Judge +. NJ. McMullsn. Mr.. Charles McMuilan,
and Miss Anna Mcmillan leave for sho Worlds
Fair on next Saturday.
Mrs. Sarah Early has returned 10 her home
after an absence OF some months in Fauquier.
Miss Mary +. Louthan. who Is well known IN
Richmond, Is spending the summer at her home'
In this place.
Mrs Hume and her dauchter. Miss Fay, after
n pleasant season In southampton, are now 10
Madison.
Colonel r. n. Hill, Masonic lecturer for the
Third Virginia District, will soon begin to visit
the lodges.
student A. ID. Louthap. after being declared
the hest athlete for the second time and having
taken his Greek diploma at Richmond College,
Is again among the boys, seemingly "none the
worse for wear"
Your correspondent. who balls from the head
waters OF the historic Rnppahannock, expects 10
sojourn for the next ninety days near tho source
Of the Rapidan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28
Mr.. FoRseE FOUND DEAD IN BED.
Supposed to Have Been the Result OF
Apopiexy-Other Deaths-Bnse-Bail.

Supposed TO nave Been tne hesuit VI
Apoplexy-Other Deaths-Base-Bail.
tCorrespondence of the Richmond Dispatchl
PETERsBUBG. Va, June 27-Mr. X. {. Forsee
camo In from his home IN Chesterfield county,
yesterday afternoon and stopped for tho night
at tho reaidence Of Mr.. X. II. Robinson, on
Brown street, 4 friend OF long standing. lie was
apparently in good health and spirits ate n
hearty supper. and after an evening OF pleasant
intercourse retired TO bed. his morning whom
n member OF the family went to his room t0
awaken him for breakfast Mr. fOrsee was found
dead in bed. lie had probably been dead Tor
some time Appearances indicated death from
apOpleXy. Of which he had for some time hal
symp, ,oms Mr.. Forsee was upwards OF 90
years Of ago, and was for some years cngaged
In tho wood business in this city. For some
time pas, however, lac had resided IN CHESTER
field county.
Mrs. Sarah I. Caude, a respected widow lady,
aged % years. died last night d. her hoine' on
Bank street.
Mr. Johr II. Mann. an old nud wel-Snown citi-
zen OF Prince George county. died yesterday at
his homo, at GarysYlc.
BITTEN by A STALLION.
Fred. Maciu. a colored driver for Mr. X. T..
Stone. WAS badly bitten By n stallion belonging
to Or. d. ". LassIter yesterday afternoon
ghile Harvesting the animal for q drive. Tho
hOrss caught Maclin by the wrist and tore tho
skin aud nesh from nearly the entire hand lhe
wound, 10 BAY the least. ia n very painful one'
though fortunately no bones we're broken. 80
The first ball game OF the Iri-City League VIII
be played In this city tomorrow afternoon be-
tween the Forest lin and Petersburg clubs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28

The Plaza Hotel, New YORK, situated Oh
Fifth avenue between tIfty-elghth anY
Fifty-nlnth streets. OverlOOks CentraE
Park. the fifth-avenue entrance ot
which 10 faces. ana is within haV
a block OF the terminal station y;
tho Sxth.Ayenue elevated railroad.
rs location while IN tho iasniotN-
able centre) makes 1t easy of access 70 all
ali parts of the city and convenient 70 ELI
the principal places Of amusement. IL -
also tho coolest aud pleasantest summer
hotel IN New York, and its mblf dhoie - ac-
knowledged a. one of the very best IN town.
Its cafe and restaurant are kept open az
night, atfording accommodations 10 thea
trs parties, and Professor Chandler certl-
fes 10 the absolute purity OF the drinking
water and ice used. which arc yaporiLed
and frozen on the premises.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28
ried him with them. Tbs guards nrcd, Killing
three prisoners. all Ifo-tcrmors, and mortaiiy

rted him with them. Tbs guards hrod, Killing
three prisoners. all ino-tcfmofs, nnn aa"ssS"S
wounding Sontsg.
Near Dadeviiie, Ala, yesterday morning tns
body Of Ernest Murphy tcOi0rcdl VAS ty.la
hanging in the woods gifdiei win buIie,s. mur-
ply had felontoGsly assultof MISS Duprce noar
tericola. Ala. aLd lad boon arrested, bus had
escaped lilo was run down by pcsso and
lyncned. as above stated.
special from Deland. Fla. nays wind and
haiistorm struck that town about noon yes,or.
day with terrific effect. The negro Methodist
Fplsopal church was leyelled 70 the ground ani
com pletely destroyed the courthouse ROOF vss
badly smashed. the glass Ia the Putnam Hosoi
was shattered, and many shade and huis-srees
were torn up by tho roots. Damage IL nearly
$1,000.
Mrs. jennie Harrison Gcrretfe, OF New YORK,
a relative q ey-President Bsrrson's. vas mar
ried at noon Yesterday to John Lyttlcton Lyon.
sou Of the late Row william Lyon, Of nichmond.
Va, az tho Bloomingtals Reformed church.
New York. The BRIDE wore pale lavender sakin
with ddchcss lsco bertha, diamond ornaments,
n pearl necklace. and n gold comb worn by her
grandmother. Mrs. Harrison, az tho White
House In iS4l
A. result Of the Presbyterian troubles tho
famous Old Iane seminary may bo abandoned
entirely. Professor william Henry ROycris has
been relieved OF his chair ty the board. Pro-
fesror Arthur G. McGinert has been called TO
Union Seminary, New YORK city, and Professor
Edward u. Morrs has gone on his vacation. aud
rumor soys will not rotITD. Professor Henry
Preserved Smith, the convicted hereto. 10 tho
only member Of the fac MY left, ani he Is nos
recognized by the whole Church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28

IBy telegraph to tho Di9patch.l

WASHINGTON, d. C., june 21.-One OF the Few
novel IDEAS That nave come 10 light as result
~ the recent iyeriisomeht Tor plans Tor SUD
marine naval boat involves tne couss'ut,lon .,
a rait thai can he sunk by admitting limited
quantity OF water and will then run around on
tho bottom of this ocean on Nhsels- Inc III
yentor thinks that bis boat can move moro ul-
rcctly In a straight path than a boat subject ID
dsnecton hy currents aud wares ana therefore
claims for her tho ability TO pick her position
with accuracy beneath the iron-cad she wishes
70 destroy lie has made provision Tor reachink
thc su,fare when desired by means Cf a set ot
pumps 10 e1pel the water admitted 10 tho hull
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28
Columbian Halves at Par.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch ]

ITy trINKIFPD 20 I1o D'0l7IsNE'I
PHILADELPHIA, IA, June 29.-Nearly l,oOO,,
Oo0 Coluntblan sourfnir hall dcllhrs are slil
beld at the mint In this city subject % the orders
Of the Secretary OF tho Treasury. The opinion
of Attorney-0oncrai Olney that no more money
ought 20 loo paid 20 the Illinois cCrpotaiivnn a
pDo,sn az tho " Worlds Columbia Exposition y
yIil take tho control of the sourehV coins odt OF
their hands. and In all probability VIII be placed
IN circulation at par value, as II Is stated az ihs
mint that they will probably not be resoilcl
nrn. Last shipment of nall dollars 10 Chicago
WAS mado Apsil 3, 1898, aud amounted TO
Ko5Q. 100.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28
In yfqmOrV of TryOD.
nly AneIo-Amorlcan cabIe to me DIspatc

N}y o-Amorican cable to the Dlspatch.l
L9NpoS. June 21.-Seryices IN memory Of
Vi,c-A1miral sir George Iryon, commander-in-
cnicf Of the Mediterranean station. Who lost his
lie through the fOundcrlng ~ his iiap-ship, the
Victoria. on 1rpoll on Thursday last, were held
ty-day ia It Peters church II this city. Of which
Vice Admiral TryOa was nu active member.
The services wcrc largely attended ana among
those present wore Lady Clcmentina lryOn.
widow Of the Nice-Attnual, and the members oi
his family: the Duke of Edinburg, admiral Of
tho geet; the Duke of Cambridge, commander
in-cnicf u Her Najcstys forces; Earl spencer.
Fret Lord Of the Admiralty; tho klght hon
George j. Goschcn. formerly Chancellor OF the
Eycheqrer: Mrs. Gladstone, wife OF the Prime
Minister ana "A large number Of high naval anu
mil a. seTs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28
Ministers Condemn Sunday Opening.
fsv Telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.l

CHICAGO. Ill, juno 27.-At the regular week
lv conference of Baptist ministers yesterday
resolution cOndemnng sunday opening OF the
fair was unanimously adopted. After resting
nj length the conditions imposed by Congress at
the inception Of tho exposition tho resolutions
say mat tho action Of tho directory IN taking adj
vantage OF the silence OF the Appellate Court IL
an act Of downright rebellion against the govern
mem, TO which they call the attention OF tho
President, requesting him to take such mea-
sures ~ may be- necessary 10 carry the case TO
the Supreme court Of the United States. re-
solving 20 lend all their power 10 assist In making
fheir protest effective
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28
burned Himself Out.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, June 27.-Charles p.
Hover. aged - years, q railroad contractor,
who recently lost s65, 900 in Investments. COM
mitted suicide at his home. In this city, this
:.orning. lie swallowed the contents OF small
yial a. ether, and attaching rubber hose 10 u
gEs-burner, placed the other end N his mou n
aud turned on iho iilum!nant. lilo had been
dead for come time whom found.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28

70 the emaciatei and dcSilitatei Invalid is tSe
sense Of returning health aud siren; ;th produced
nv Uosietter's stomach RittfrS Wbsn that
rr,moter Of yigor Is tested by persons IN ieeoio
health It's restorative and utaliz.ns potency
s,nn eyincos itself Ia impt vel appetite, diseS-
t,cn. and nightly rspose, the fo'o ccniitluns un.
der which Strength ana nerve quietuie y Nouci-
s,fed 10 the human system. Iry l! and DO con-
yinced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28
Dead at His Post.

IBy teIeGfApn 70 INC UIsfaIC1'I
CUvsrFR Pa, juno 27.-The fireman of n fast
freight train on the Philadelphia, Wilmington
ard Baltimore railroad observed tonight that
the engineer did not slack up In rounding the
curve near here. and clambcrng upI ntO the cab
to sec what the trouble was he made the start
hing discovery that the engineer Ebenezer
Craig, WAS dead nj his post. The iironan quickly
reversed the engine md brought II TO stand
still IN front Of the Chester station. When the
train stopped few minutes north oi here Craig
was aupearently all right. He was A. years Old,
and had been employed on the lne about four
wears.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28

90 the killing. ! failcd 20 meet Mr.. BowIo
on that afternoon. our plan wss 20 kill
him al his house that night Mr.. Bowie
called mo liar aad started 20 get on his horse,
when throw tho stone, knocking him senscless.
Then picked up the stick, struck him twice,
ana carried the body 20 the ravine. alone
carried Mr.. Bowie's body 20 the well and threw
hin into IT. Dan helped to place the body on
my shoulders. Notody, white or colored. knew
ANYTHING about our plans 20 XIII Mr.. Bowie.
This IL the truth and will sny II on the scAgold.
I am eorry for what have done and nsko this
eiaiomont o. repair the injury, a. far as can,
done by tho false stories | have told about the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28
Revolt Against Spain.

| [By AnglO-Amcrican csble 10 tho Dlspatchl
MADRID. June 27.-Adyiccs from Manila
! show thar desperate fight hns occurred on the
| Island Of MisdanaO. the largest OF the Philh-
| nine GROUP. force Of 5000 robeliOus ma
! lives. under the leadership Of their sultan
| made au attack upon Fort hindanao. but tho
/ Spanish garrison succeeded IN ropulslng the
natives after a stubborn y-contested nght, the
natives losing 81 killed. including the Sultan,
/ while 800 Of their number we're wounded. The
Spanish loss, II any, il not stated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28
sIRTrK BY LIE TRAIN.

The Richmond express train which left this
city over the Washington Southern railroad at
about lI:3O O'Clock this morning struck a two
horse wagon, IN which was Mr.. Peter Pnllman,
a well-known farmer OF Fairfax county, Just as
he WAS cing cross the track 10 the Cameron
Run crossing. about a half mile west OF this city.
MIR Pullman was knocked from the wagon BY
the force Of the blow, landing about nifty feet
away. His head was badly cut, and II IL feared
that he received internal injuries about tho
cnest. The wagon was caught upon tho cow
catcher Of the engine and was broken 10 pieces.
The horses escaped unhurt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28
A WEDDING AT eROOkNSAL.
Death of Gallant Ex-Confederate-Scn-
ator Daniel at Home.

Especial telegram 10 the Oispatch.l
LYScHBCsG. VA, June 27.-Rey. j. W. Baker
and Miss Lizzie Asher, Of Brookneal, Campbell
county. we're married at that place yesterday,
Rev. J. Parker Garland officiating.
Mr.. Henry l. Abrahams. gallant ex-Conteie-
rate. who served throughout the war a. "A MEM
Der OF the Lynchburg Home Guard. died hero
last night; aged 5S years. His remains Will DO
taken 70 Richmond for intorment
senator DAME. has returned from Washington
10 his summer residence. near this city, and has
begun the preparation Of his Chicago speech,
which Will DC upiless fully sustain his reputation
N orator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28

SEABOARO AIRLINE.
Major yass Resigns as Treasurer oil the
Raleigh and Castor Road.
ny tnierranh 70 The pispa.ch.l |

BN7IMOKE. ND, June 2H-At the reguIHr
meeting here OF the directors 81 tue seao'aIu
AIRLINE Railroad Company, MAJOR W. W. Na's'
secretary aud treasurer Of the Raleigh ana @ nas-
surer Maior Vas- has been treasurer OF tho
RaIeigh and Castor forty-eiBht years. lie u
nssriy 80 years % ago Tho Reclamation Mhs
.,,,c,tcd and Mr. John II. sharp, Oi whining
-. X a. VINO is treasurer OF the Carolina Cen
trsI railroad, was olo;tod treasurer oi the
Raleigh and CASTOR in place OF MAJOR Nass' VINO
rotaius tho secret8r!ship'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28

In calling attention to our celebrated
Eoller-Tray, which * the most cOnvcnien,
AMI strongest trunk made and which <
made IN every way superior 10 all othol
trunks. we beg 10 say that We warrant Il
the best and that we will DO any necessary
repairs To them free Of charge.
Very respectfully.
ii. ". koUSTnEE & BROTHER.
Rlchm0n1, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28
A Nonoeenariau Daad-masonic Outing

tCOrrespOnuence OF IHU hIVHHIJHI U1'U1s9u'!
MARION VA. June 2G.-Adam ROsenbaum.
highiy-respectable and perhaps the Oldest man
In South west Virginia. fell and seriously crushed
his thigh one day last week. Dir. kosenDaum is
"a years OF age. ,.
The people Of Chllhouie enjoyed pleasant
Masonic picnic on last saturday: Inc orator
interesting pieces were rendered by the hlsse.
Mason. OF Glade Spring, and Jamie st. Jonn, oil
Chllhnule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28
Cowboy-i.sce Winner.

CHICAGO, June 27.-John Berry, riding his
celebrated chestnut horse Poison, i the winner
of the cowboy race from Chadron, Neh., 70 tbs
city. lie reached his destination, Buffalo Bin s
ild-Nest show, ~ tho World 81 air urounas,
ahead Of all com petitOrs at 9:30 tins morning.
lie covered tho last 20 miles OF the distance IN
twenty-iour hours. The next arrival was two
hours Ienlut ngrry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28
~. r.nud Terminal Reorganization.
f.I..,...t ,,thc ptspatcb1

t' .I. Ilre 2T.-TO-dsy was she last day
.f A.elmOnd ana Dsnyille and Geor-
-.Irues with DfeKel, Morgan 4 co.
tu.ld Terminal plan Oi roOrghni-
.sr.r- d. toster. chairman OF the ne
Committee, estimates that the de-
a3 per cent. 81 iho entire iafue.
'. ... oDmmttoe. with the deposits pre-
-ir NJ tto securities % other roads,
lore thzu 1000 miles Of tee Rich.
AgHt.m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28
Confederacy's Half Dollar Die.
fp,, ,eiegrat,b fo tho DiaDatrh

NEW YOKK. June 27.-S. II. Chapman, Of Phila-
dolphia bought the original half-die from which
tho Confederacy struck It's half dollar for s3l
to-day The other sido Of the coin was made
from n die in the New Orleans mint III 1861.
Oniy four imrressions were made. A cancella-
tion OF tho dio has been effected by n straight
Gle-cut across the iace to prevent its further USE
Otherwise 1t Is IN perfect condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28
Death of DIR. Cbsmpiin; Aged co.

fCOrrespOndence of The Klchm)nd HIspiIcn.I
FARMvILiE, Va, June 37.-Dr. \. II. Champ
lin died yesterday afternoon At O'CLOCK. ho
was Ia his Goth year Of age, and n resident OF
FarnsYtlie Tor stout twenty years. lho lmme-
diate csuso Cf his death vas rheumatism OF mo
heart from which he has recently teen great
sufferer Or. Champhn was b,g-hearted,
genial man. and will lie missed very much. iie
was a bright Mason ald wBs buried trb alter
noon nI D O'clock by Lodge Nc. ~.
Colonel William 4. Tanner, Of Richmond, Is
xisiIin.. rnllfIle- hero.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28
YOUNG j. D. BAULcH DROWNED.
His Body Recovered Near Old Point by
Fishing-Boat Captain.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
FORT MONROE, VA, June 27.-Mr. william
Baulcn, u prominent merchant Of this place
had the misfortune to lose a son, John Dwight
Baulch, by drowning last evening. lie WAS in
the habit OF going IN bathing about o'clock
every afternoon with bis parents, and not ap-
pcaring on iimo last evening search was in-
stituted which was kept up nearly all night, but
without success. lie had been last seen on the
beach near the Chesapeake and ohio depot,
and they commenced dragging In that Viciuity
this morning. The remains were recovered
about 10 O'Clock by tho captain OF fishing
vessel and turned over 10 the family. He wa- a
very lright and intelligent boy and the tamliy
have the sympathy OF their many friends IN
their sad ailil.tlOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28
yyhose C,rrIer-PiCeon?

Tho DrsP,rcu IS in receipt Of tho following
postal FROM Nr. If. L. Wood, Of bremo Bus
FluyannR county:
II nave In my possession brown-and-whlto
carrier pigeon, with brass bands around rlght
and left lsgs. The baud on right leg has letio.
A. y n. {. -. The band on LEFT leg mas l..
1881. Tho pigeon came TO tho EeighborhOoi
nhnuf TWO Neeks Nov
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28
Condition of tho Walks Ia tho Capital
square.

Do you ever have occasion 10 pass through the
Capitol square, " you DO you must saow tho
very bad condition OF tho walks especially tho
hillside walks. They are Ia a dreadful conii-
ton aud should b. attended TO. II all the Hill
SIDE walks we're paved Il would nOt only add TO
the beauty 81 tho Square bot the comfort VI
those passing To ana trO.
can you suggest any remedy oy which suffer-
ing humanity can 10 relieved II 40 please
let those whose business II - 20 rcmcdy such
matters hear frOm yOu. PEDESTRIAN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28
THE SILVER NATTER.
AL EXPLANATION or lNDlA'S
..-rpaGe Of FREE COINAGE.
Proposed 10 Substitute Gold for
r, White -MotAi--Eatio FRO
Visional OnlN.

,-.e-,.,n cable 10 tho Dispatehl
r,..-
'F-''
''"".,' '''' ~ '','"H '"I
.It-" 'l "a" 'ree coinage oi s'lN'r
.0.ctaTy measures. the adop-
....a uas announced Yesterday.
... leDastoOno. Viceroy of
49,, p,. ,,,,r,,o,,,,.,,.
' '' "'fN'
'. or.Nc.std foi oisp0slne OF tho
...~loa al SINGLE sitting.
..t, ,,.. scbo,so was rather 70
-..,..' -, ,,..,, ;,
''"'i ~ ~. 'N''''"So '"N' ~
'.'. '' ''' '"'''''
gao prov HioHa' rae ot *
'' ~" ''' -
''..''~ "a '
'.' '"'.l. ''''' ". ',iuS "a ~ -,
,"' l".' ~ u'"sV 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28
A West yirginisn Missing.
nv telegraph to tho Disoatcn.I J

IBy ttIoKIHVH 70 w , -,
ur~,,ScroS. W. Va. June 27.-J. &. Hale.
oronrieior OF tue Central bung.inc'ory, nas a.
P, ,o,ssine since June 10Th. when he went 10
poon ..u vnrs lbe family heard from him regu-
ngT sy,y untl the date given, since which time no
,%,rs has been heard lie Is OF consioerahIe
'rnm.nance throughout the state ana was moi
financially involved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28
Confession of Murder.

y itIeFrtph % the Dispatch.I
.'it ftKibOSO', Mo, juno "a. Tho negroes
'ft"f ana William llnkney, who were
~ murdefing Mr.. BOWio a fow weeks
E.. 't 10 hanged Friday. This morning, IN
t'tco Of Father Cunuane ana sberin
~ Flbsnsy made bis dying declaration.
.,, ef, b0slo aioGe," said ho. " Dan. Bar
(. 'p. present at tue killing though be in-
'- 'Le W his TAX on tha. fatal sunday 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28
Eminent Mason III.
rNv taieyraD nh 20 tae IblspatcA.l

w.suIScTos. u. C., June 27.-Dr James G.
Eaichelor. who succeeded the late General Al
perf Pixe az Grand Commander OF tue ancient
and Accepted Scottish Rite OF America, Is iyins
danrorOusly M in this city, suffering. u IL
thought, with consumption developed from
severe cold contracted last Aprl. HE'S growing
gradually woaker, and while e may last weeks
his death may occur at any moment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28
knights of tho Golden Eagle.

BAriuoRE, Mn. June 27-Forty-two states
and 40. 900 members were represented et tao
tourteouth annual session oi tho Sapreme tas-
tic oil tho Knights OF the Ooden rage, s "n"n
conyened here this morning. SupIeme-thief
Koch made his annual report and gave encour-
agipg data. Tho Supreme Keeper oil tho hx-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28
Persona, Notes from Madison.

fCorrsspo ldcnre % t1e Ricln0ni I'sDltch.I
NAuIsos COURTHOUSE. June aG--Rev. aGd
Ma Thomas Lewis ara having al Old-Ime re-
union al tasr pleasant Residence In tho NoItn
Enh.r -Four Daughters, Two sons, ANA the iol-
in,i y relatives msy lc seen 'Dsath tho shRde-
tr,eto: hz' Loue: Via lEcmns Paco Lewis,
OF l.lchinonc; Mrs. Jcsspn Lituaton Lewis, u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28
,Julv.Tourth Excnrsion Rates.
RICHMOND. FRrDEEIcGsBURG AND PoroMAo
RAILROAD CoMPANI.

Round-trip ticke.s at low rates between
Nil points on this road ana q AeAandrla
and Washington viii be on sale july lst.
I'd, Sd, and ith. good 20 return until July
9th. inclusive. Continuous passage n each
direction.
Richmond to fredericksburg and re-
turn. $3.50.
Richmond 10 AlexGndua aud return,
s4.JJ.
Richmond TO Washington anu return
Sfs5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28
BATTERY DRILL.
THE w. A. ELECTRIC ROAD.
a Receiver Appointed-Mr. Pullman In
iured by m Express Train.

fCorrespondencc OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA, Va, juno 27.-The new Wash
ington- Arlington electric railroad from the Ma
tion,l cemetery at Arlington, to the Virginia
end Of the acqueduct bridge Is In trouble. The
Central Trust Company OF Now York, through
its attorney. James r. Cation. OF this city. has
iIed a bill in equity in the Alexandria County
Circuit Court for the foreclosure OF the mort
gage and the appointment Of receiver Tor the
road on the ground that the road - In bad
financial condition, having failed 90 pay the in
terest due on its bonds. Mr.. Archibali Green-
lees, OF Washington, has been appointed re-
ceiyer OF the road.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28

The Chesapeake and Ohio offers many
attractive excursions. You c.n choose
between the mountains aud sca'hore.
Special low-ratc tickets will be- sold on
July I-t. 2d. 81. and ith. good for ro-
turn until July tth. Qulck trains od
Chesapeake and Ohio 10 Norfolk. LyncB-
hnrg. Oli POINT. AVID the mounIIIns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-28

The Planters National Bank. in its deal-
ms with It's customers. is hberal and en-
deayors 10 advance tho interests OF its
patrons. Accounts solicited and every at
tantiOu prOmiscd.