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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
TO BE BORNE ON A CAlSSON.
How the Remains of pr. Davis VIII Be
GnnNnnnL Ilnnnh the Strents.


Tho Committee on Arrangements who will
have charge OF the reinter;nent Of President
Dayiss remains in this city have requested the
Richmond How'7ers 90 carry the body on ono
Of their cni.sons from the depot to the capital
where 10 will lie m state AMI from the latter
place 70 the cemetery tho next day. Tho con-
nOneers, owing 10 the absence Of Captain
HutchcsOu. have not Gs yet taken any action
rerariing tho matter, but 4 T. sale 20 say thht
they viii be- only TO glad 20 accept the honor
conferred upon them.
The caissOn which will be used 20 bear the
ashes OF the Distinguished Confederate VIII OF
course have 10 DO specially arranged Tor the pur-
pose. Its chests will be covered with toit OF
platform Omamentei with ordnance ana sabres
or muskets. The casket will rest upon the heavy
shot. while the guns and swords will be arranged
on the sides Of the platform. The conveyance
will be appropriately draped ana will present IN
apuearauce entirely IN Keeping With tao
s0lemnty of the purpose Tor when II - USED
The battery will OF course escort the remains.
The proposed method 81 carrying the bcdy OF
President Davis II quite a common one Win the
military and has been In vogue Tor z long tlne.
The HoWitzers some weeks ago asked mo
privilege OF being the guard OF honor 10 me
escort who VIII have charge Of the relnternleDt.
and II the present scheme IA perfected they VIII
appreciate the honor most highly aud DO ali III
their power 10 conduct themselves IN manner
aDpropratc e. the dignity OF their position.
Yesterday Mayor ElysOn wrote TO General
Glynu at New Orleans and the authorities who
VIII have charge Of the demonstrations 81 the
points at which the funeral tram VIII stop
notifying them Officially NJ the action OF the
Davis Memorial Association regarding tno tram
schedule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21

Our Daily New York Hotel Report
Especial telegram 70 the pispstch.l
NEW YORK. April 2O.-j. Rindsberg. Sturte-
want: Il. Ahern, Gilsey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
PAULINE hALl IN "PuRlThNlA.D
4 Fashionable House Greets the Pretty
Opora-Singer Of the Theatre.

Pauline Han presented "Puntanla" at the
Theatre last night before q splendid audience.
Tho smar, set VAS present, ana beautiful NO
men wc,c as plentiful as rIsset-loayes in Octo-
Der. The opera Was rather more colby received
than u deserved.
inc music o.. "Plritnnia" lie bright and pref
~. hut original themes nre fe6 and far between,
aud the melodies oo not depart from conYen-
tonaluy. The hhTouO Is rnther Vol written
and tlcrc - much humor OF a quiet kind The
company surrounding Pauline hail ~ an excel
lent one, anI both cast and chorus gcf all mat ~
possible out If the opern. Az. c. Mhce!an, by
lis clever pcu.1mimic WORK AZ the CHIEF Con-
-plrator, dcseryedly won the favor Of tn audi
eucc. aud tbs singing Of Mr.. Brand and Mss an
Dyck WAS particularly pleasant. Tho opera Is
beautifully Staged. tnC scenery ~ very pretty,
and tue costumiug unusually rlch.
The effect OF tho presentation was much le--
sened b. the fact that tho company does not
carry It's own orchestra aud had 10 depohi laa.
night moon the local orchestra, who, being ie"
IN NUMBER aud uufatllar with the opera,
could not and dii not 30 justice 10 the score.
Tonight tho cycr-charmlng irmine Will
be- presented ana a hno performance may DO
cxvcctef Erninie" Is Miss Halls pest foIf,
ami her company will have bott'r charco to
show that they are capable OF inc perform
~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
Great attractions

draw the crowd. We have the attrac-
tons with large \, and that's why We
draw the crowd. Everybody in town is
anxious to see our stock Of Clothing.
The mere mention of it quickens Gu
riosity, and the goods themselves strike
the eye on sight. Hundreds OF eyes
have been struck without damage, ex-
cept TO the stock which has been some
what lessened by the circumstance, but
there's more coming for later buyers
The procession of purchasers shows no
gaps yet; the stock has struck the key
note Of popular demand and is scatter
ing in all directions like water in flood
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
= Princely Wedding.


IBy AnglO-Amctlcan cabIe 20 Tho Dlspatch.I
FLORENCE. ITALY. April 20.-rhe marriage
between Prince Ferdinand. the ruler Of Bulca-
ria, and the Princess Marie Louise, eldest
daughter Of Tho Duke of Parma, took place -
day at the villa Pianore, the ducai residence
near irrageo.
The bridegroom is the youngest son Of the iate
Prince Augustus ~ Saxe-CObnrg Gotha AM d"
the Princess Clemeu'ine OF Orleans. daughter Of
King Louis Philippe. AMI is consequently close
~ related to The royal families of England AM
Belgium. lie n ~ wears 90 age ln 1881 ID
accepted tho Bulgarian crown from the dele
gates from sofia. Tho bride IL 20 years % ace
The couple viii maintain a magnificent court q
Sofia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21

A telegram received by the DESPATCH last
night from Brooklyn, \. Y, announces the death
in that city on yesterday OF Rev. hlcnaru rem
Iodro TIghe. The deceased was we'll known In
Richmond, where for a number OF years he was
principal OF a male classical school located on
the north side Of Franklin street between SlAlh
and Seventh. Hundreds OF our host citizens
we're among his pupils aud will hear Win deep
regret OF his death. Mr.. Iighc was an oll-iaah-
ioned scho0lmaster--tn that Is, 3 rigld Giscipiina-
rian-blt those he educated Respect ms memory
none the less on that account. lie Vas lho
fsther-in-law q Mr.. Robert Harold, formerly OF
this city, now OF Brooklyn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
Uoms-Ruie PIN Debate.

by Ango-Amercan cable TO tho Dispat'hl
LONDON. April 2O.-The debate IN tho House
Of Commons to-day upon the h0mo-rule oil was
conducted chiefly by Thomas Sexton, Home
Ruler, and Colonel saunders, champion OF mo
Ulster men. Both are intense partisans ani a
good deal Of acrimony WAS shown. Many Con-
scrvatiyea are signing a manifesto IN Whlch
they proclaim their right % SPEAK before ihe
division, ami eXprcss n determination 90 persist
in rising, 4 the sitting 10 continued through
Friday nig ht, unless the Speaker allow closure
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
NEGRO STRUCK BY A TRAIN.
His skull Fractured and Condition Crit'-
eal-ur. Marshall Accepts

fcorrospondonce0 the Ricbmond Dispatch.l
SrAryToN, VA, April 20.-A young negro man.
William Robinson, Was struck last night by the
wsst.bouud Passenger Train No. Z, on the
Chesapeake aud Ohio railway, abou; mile cast
Of TINS city. Tho unfortunate youth sustained
fracture a tho lett pareial structure OF the c1a
counts II toe accident arc giyen-ohc that kopin-
son stumbled and ieu whlio crossing the track;
another that mis- foot was hung IN tho gnarl-rah
AT that roint Tho com pany's surgeon. Dr. a.
NJ Uonkie liz ministeTing ~ tho suffering nah
Mr.. W. +. Oliver, chairman OF the Memorial
ksyociaiion. has received q letter from Con
gresham James Marshall accepting thc Hsso-
tons invitation 10 deliver the memorial oratton
over :he graves OF tho Confederate dead on Ne
mOfial-Day, May 10Th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
DR.. TALMAGE IN NORFOLK.
one of the Dollard Murderers Also
Burglar-CroOks Locked Up.

NORFOLK, VA, April 2O.-The famous Rev. Dr.
Talmaee, OF Brooklyn, is in the city and lee
lures at the Opera House tonight.
Tho police made another haul Of crooks lat
night acting suspiciOusly IN tho Acadomy-oi-
Music crowd on Main street.
Madison Brown. ono or the murderers OF tho
late John Dollard, has pesn recognized as ono
OF tho parties who reccatly robbed tho United
states post-ofce az Windsor.
The steam-yacht Oneida, owned by l.. L
BENEDICT OF New York, Is IN port from havana
and loayes for New IOrk next week to entertain
the President and Mrs. Cleveland ON board
Governor William NJ. fishback, OF ARKANSAS,
IL In the city 70 visit the rendezvous IN hamf on
Roads
CONSTABLE MOORE.
Mr.. Charles G. Constable and Miss Matte D..
Moore, daughter e Mr.. Samuo! r. Moore, were
united 10 marriage last night N the residence Cl
the brides parents by Row. ~ ). Lloyd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
penortad for tho Dispatchi

APRIL 20.-No auction offerings on Change
to-day.
worthy u nOto. .--....
Revenue collections cigars anu ciSAtet'oS'
- GG4 a.. tobacco, Si1SJ.20; SPECIAL tax,
s5.0o: pennltles, Si.I1-tOtal, S6,Ssj.DO.
only a small sale Of dark loose Oday at Crcn-
shaWs warehouse.
DAVIS & Grcgory's aud SAelonrne ware
bouses hal yory satisfactory sales; prices well
~ on All grades; quality poor.
To-day has been a very dull one all around.
Little inquiry for any grades. Prl,os are strong
Seyernl tobaccon!sts attended the n1yai rem
devious to-day.
Nr.A. r. Thorpe Of Rocky Mount, y. C., was
registered on Change.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
NfeatInn of bishops.

The Baltimore sun Of yesterday gays " Ine
annual business III. citing OF the bishops OF me
Archdiocese OF Baltimore was held yesterday AT
Carcinal G'bo0ns'5 Residence, on north charles
street There were pre5en: bishops nam, Vi
Mhseling. 4. Van de Nyver, OF Richmond
Curtis. OF Wilmington. Del, and Ncrthrop OF
Charleston. 5. c. The prelates we're SiterWarl
enter aimed AZ dinner by the Cardinal. cardinal
Gibbons, Bishops Main and Van &c Nyher, h ~
New Orleans las; night 70 attend the coiebrstloh
Of the centenary OF tho Diocese OF New orleans
Cardinal Gibbons will return about May Is|
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21

Mary Garden. the beautiful and accomplished
young daughter Of SIR. Thomas J. Garden. SUI
perinicnden. Of Prince Edward public fchoois
and she resided In the Guinea neighbofhooa ~
Cumberland county, Der husband being INC
pastor OF n Presbyterian churrh near by.
SIR. John Addeman. OF Cumberland, 10 re-
ported 20 be very IN from pneumonia
Mfr. W. G.. fOx, who - ono o. farinri1
tax Is TOO much aud will make his future homo
In Suffolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
Mr.. BALLS HOUSE BURNED.
One of the Prcttiest Homes West Of the
City Destroyed.

The splendid residence Of Mr. q. n. A. Bah. on
Grove ngenuo Just beyond tho soihors' Home
WAS completely destroyed by IRE yesterday al-
t0rnoon about o'clock. His stable and soyoral
other Cu;-hDusca were aisO bdrnci. TIE loss ~
estimated NJ about $1,000. on which there was
~, 500 insurance, piaced with tho PhruiS. Norm
British. and Mercantile nnf Orient Companies.
Mr. Ball was MIXING sorro rurpentine nni
korosonc-Cu In the room over his stable, when
~ some means the explosives icnitod. anu IN
less than An hour tho eauFs DlGce Was IN ashes.
Some II tue .urnitaro WA savO' and the horses
csre r~scGcd rf.er some difficulty.
SIR. Rails huuse was ono u the handsosness in
tho suburbs OF Richmond and was erected only
n few years ago. no had every comfort NJ ms
beautiful hone. Tho grounia were nicely laid
OH and PRETTY soi witA lowcrs and shrubs.
These latter sIi!ersi greatly from tho intonso
heat.
Bong out of he rcAch o; tho city Fire Depart
m cnt tho dwelling and Cu;-h0Escs fell easy VIZ
TINS 20 tho consurtrR element. Friends gave
every posi- bls assistance. bat could only assist
in removing some OF tho furniture.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
DEATH OF NAVAu-cADET sHEeHAN
Governor Mckinney sails for the Roads
Thousands Of ExcursionISts.

fCOrresp0nieuce OF ths Richmond Dtspatch.l
NORFOLK. VA. April 2O.-NavaLIadet James
SLeehan, United States navy attached to tue
United statos cruiser Charleston, del al tho
Nayal Hospital m Portsmouth,. at an early hour
THIS morning, after brief Illness CADET Shee-
nan is the officer who was taken suddenly al on
tho Charleston last week ana brought Admiral
Gherarii'- feet unexpectedly back % Hampton
Roads just after putting TO sea Tor practlce
cruise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
nnn,,llo Eni,copal convoc,lion.

fCouespondo1ce OF the Richmond mspatch.l
KEysyirIH. VA. April 90.-The Danylo Con-
vocation OF the Episcopal Church continues IN
cessation here The couyOcst!On adopted new
constitution and Dv-lavs. Tho following ofdcer5
were electei Tor the en-ning year; Rev George
W. Dame, dean; Rev. j. T.. Lawrence treasurer
Rev. &. Il. Bryan. secretary.
Tho Rev p. NJ. }0ydt0n preached sermon
this morning. after which n good deal o. I'M
portan, business was transacted. Rev. {. -
Pruden read an essay on How to Conduct Mis-
sion Work
Rev. w. 4. Barr held services tonight ana thc
con 20. fInrl nIlnurnnl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
4 Veteran of Two Wars Gone.
tyroc,.i ,aioor,,rn 10 the Dispatch.I

STAuyToN, Va. April 20.--Mr. John 4. Klce' n
hlghIy-esteomcd citizen OF this city, died SUD
donly at MIA homo here today; aged y. MT.
Kice was n veteran OF the Mexican war, and was
ono Of the many Of this section OF the state who
went overland 70 California IN the gold-feSer
DAYS Of 1919, but returned after few years
lie was gallant member OF the stanton Artil-
lery. MIR. X ice leaves a widow, son. MIR George
Kicc, and a daughter, Miss EHa kice. The rune,
raj win be from Trinity Episcopal church. oil
which Mr. Kice was faithful member Tor many
years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
no.,h of ,Ir. PendIetnn.

Mr.. Chastain W. Pendloton. superintendent o.
the tohec oAfactory OF Mcssrs. Cameron & Came
ron died Yesterday morning Gt his residence, NJ
Fqirmouni. lie had been III for some time, anl
hi. dernise vas not une1 pcctsd. Mr.. Pendleton
was the only son o. Mrs Eila ". Pendleton' Wh'
survives him. III leaves wife ana one cAhd
mo de.eased was n man Of fine character, and
mad many friends. who will regret his death. 10
married a daughter Of Mr. J. l. Kuhn, Of thi.
ntfu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
The Evolution

of medicinal agents is gradually RELOCATING
tho old-nme herbs. pills. drsughts, and
vegetable extracts to tho rear and bringing
into general use the pleasant and effective
liquid laxative Syrup OF Figs. 70 get the
true remedy sse that 1t Is manufactured by
the California Fig-Syrup Company only.
For sale by ali leading druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
Strike Set,lemen. Postponed.

by Ango-Amcrican cable 10 tho Dspatch.l
LoNpoN, April 2O.-The prospect Of q speedy
settlement OF the null-dOcKers' strike Is vanish
ing. Tho men are expected % reject all ne
proposals for n compromise drawn NJ 10y \. d.
Mundella, president 81 tho board OF Trade
Charles ana j. II. Wilson. and John Burns
Tho Ship-Ovnets' Federation, moreover, =
about To issue "a manifesto warning tho strikers
that unless they return 10 WORK ~ once tneli
places will be filed with noG-uni0n ufcL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21

f-lWWr ~ closing exercises ~ kich-
tn has iI-t been completed. The All
before trustees, faculty, and stu
, preached Juue iAth 10y Row
'aa h14fdman. -. d., Of Philadelphia.
t' enjoys Is national reputation ~ .
lo4ry preacher and author, aud
'i.JH ~ distinction o. being a son Of
"tft toarlmau. missionary 60 the No.
strp-s1u oiAlonlrom JudsOn.
Toy c}rDlus. June lSth, VIII occur the
.r.fa-iuu ol the literary societies.
p. %. oOott du sigina RI Orator,
"fH. lhtulOe.au Orator, II. 7. Allison
Roam, T.. A. long.
Tuesday evening Congressman n. ~.
t4.4cr vail address tue sOcleiios: Judge
H VII preside. ana Rev. }. G. HidoO,
"N deliver 100 medalA
.ileaiay uc trustees will 30 40 session,
'1' evening tho SOciety o. Alumni VIII
l. bAnlpoi. Tho degrees ana hOpOrs Will
-"-i4el Ihugsday evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
SPREAD THE TRUTH.
Avs esARY LAST NIGHT OF TdE
~ veS.NlS elsLe SOCIETY,"
,o.t's Work rs Sbown ny the Boards
,,r.r,- spleen AID Address by Rev.
Ut. 4. Coke Smith.

...,.e,h anniversary meeting OF
Tho ,,.. S.,.;o,y xas be,d IN
-+...t PRESBYTERIAN church last
.l...t po,, H. uoce Dra
.t g.. ii''''''''' -'''' - - w.
... .u tac pulpit with INN were
- N.ofnn- 81 Monumental
s iI. Do w. -
.. ..i gov. UT. n. tohc ShitH' "t
.tf.tl,3tst church Norfolk
-
.r~io anon Wt1e i"i-" "un'"''
...r.et.r4 he devotional cNer-
,. .r-.. 1,-,. cf tlo Sc,i,,,uros
-, D.. H. -,
>.H %. pr9'rt, ny NcV' " 1,,,- os9ez
t.. S''epih.StTcet christian
SINGING bN thc cdoir
..t ID. Walford. secretary Of the
t.'j on tbe lin Of Tie
..te,.,s ,,e,,, Ciaoto1 AMI
O.. rcspr,.'i t@ the memory mem; Of
-..rDi, ley. i'r. ba.h'eli, Wore
I'd. ,u.a read She annual report
..
li. r.H"" M ,o"i'
tutt t-" Rti OF Managers
..I h.ft 'ti"tvrs 50 r1try "nt TIE
....r.N o. lgr stho Fan "a at Their Gis-
t..f Tho ioart hes tried t0 so-
...aI.I 10 81 hristi7u dcnomiua-
......r.l 90 Report Ua, some have
n.., families 10 the state, say the
"''f %" wv % '''
-, ,oqri shy they arc aiming 20
t.,t n' p''-ns = email deposit OF
...-tit ,.qpiyinc the nciehborhood
..! bro slso dong what they can
lrri to sec tha; every child has
.. .vn. ho.s have econ sent 20
.' ne ~,Nie, ana y p" doors are
'. s' -. !" . o,,o. ,,...
49,. ~ 49, ,.3 ,. .',', , ,',,s
-.. man n al s,otc,n,,,f.
T....n.Hts ia and
........ ................. G 3,S5S II
... '''i Ter ....-..- 80 -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
,1r Nownrnn,. srIcIdr.

Mr.. W. T.. Newman, who committed suicide IN
Atlanta last week, was for many wears n resi-
dent Of this city. no WAS n machinist ana loco
motive engineer, and was for long time con-
ue-frl Win tho Ei hmOnd and Danyille road.
Ito had A host ~ friends here AM many ro!a-
tives in panyillc. the Constitution says he was
hiehly respected IN Atlanta, AMI attributes h-s
suicide 10 melancholy He was wel-t 20.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21

Governor Mckinney and party arrived from
Ri,bmond this morning on the 1880 Norfolk
and Western train. The gun-boai Chesapeake
was alongside the Norfolk and Western pier,
and the party went al once on board, and Win
the WOrlds-Fair managers. General '. u. Gro
ner, and Others sailed down the river.
Every excursion steamer that leaves the city
and they depart every hour for Hampton Roads
goes ont crowded vita people, the Columbia
carving as many az three and four thousand
NJ n trip. The trains 10 Ocean View also carry
hundreds Of sght-,eers.
An the banks Of the two cltios close tomorrow
IN order 70 give their employees one holiday IN
rendezvous weee. The wholesale houses will all
close at noon on SATURDAY
The United States dynamite cruiser Nesuyius
arrived at the naval hospital last night aud
lauued a 10, Of sick seamen from the neet Ia
Hampton Roads.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
To EIllld Cn

To Build Cp
Your System and restore
YOUa STRENGTH.
Invigorate your Liver and
PURIPY YoUR BLOOD.
Strengthen your Nerves and
GIVE Az APPETITE.
Take that Excellent Medicine,
r. p. p.
lPrickly Ash. Poke-Root. and Potassium
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
.L0TTA GALE CHAINED
NANACLeD TO THE FLOOR TO KEEP
HER FROM eIOPlNG.
This Way for Two weeks-Re-
leased by Her Lover.
fspcclel ,elcrrnm 70 the DIspa,ch.l

CONVICTION. Va, April 20.-Lotta Gale,
the daughter Of John Gale. Of this place
was yesterday found 90 be chained to the
floor Of her room. and was released by
Officer Kerr. IL is said her father chained
her there two weeks ago g. prevent her
clipping. Her lover complained TO the
authorities during the fathers absence
and Sergeant Kerr was instructed to free
her, which he did, against the protest OF
her aunt and mother, who were guarding
her in her room.
HELD Ply TllR ANKLE.
A staple was driven in the floor under
the bed. TO which trace-chain was fast
ened and the other end locked around the
girls ankle. Great Indignation Is felt in
the community over this inhuman cruelty.
John Gale Is the proprietor Of the Gale
House and his daughter is n beautiful girl
Of IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
~, Iancrornc.s o,d Point Party

Mr.. nnd Mrs c. D. Langhorne took party ia
Oh Point Yesterday on q special car, TO remain
until saturday night. Among the guests are
Nrs. Moncure Perkins. Miss Mildred Perkins oil
klbemarIe. NiB Irene Langhurne. Miss Mhs
Zones. Miss Re.sie Martin, Miss Daisy Riye-
Miss Meta Potts. Miss Annis Howard, Mrs
Harry Frazier. Miss Martha B. b. Bagby' and
Miss parke 4. Bagby.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
4 Rows Painful Accident.

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatehl
CoaoRN. VA. April 20.-A little son OF VT.
Charles y. Farmer. OF this county, fell from q
bors, several days ago and received COMPOUND
fracture Of one Of his hips aud transverse
fracture Of the log Dr. II. ID. Ashton hns
charge Of tho Ease. and considers the little SUI
fcrer III a critical condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
II. T. James Discharged.

DANvnLE, Va. April Or T. James, oil
Halifax. charged with abstracting letter from
mo mail and who was arraiened before United
states Commissioner W. d. Coleman on the An
instant but was continued until to-day. appear,
ed before thu Commissioner TINS morning hhi
vac discherged. the evidence not being deemed
surlcient TO sond the accused on TO tho grand
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
Captain BIassingbam Dead.

tNbNNifA toA'sfhHA W eaN
WEST POINT, Va, April 20.-CaptaiD w. 4.
Blasstngham. who was fer several years keeper
OF the Boii-ROck lighthouse, but has more re-
cently been engaged IN tae oyster business mere,
diei very suddenly Tuesday morning. HIS
barial took place yesterday.
If Is STATED that some steps will DO taken next
week looking toward the retiyncation OF the
Wesi Point Telephone Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
THE BOARDS CAUGHT THE CHILD.
4 singular Fatal Accident on the Site OF
IIaiI's ola Foundry.


BY q sad and singular accident which occurred
yesterday afternoon on the site Of HANS ola
foundry Arthur Brown, q lad Of 10 years was
instantly kined. -
About hali-psst > o'clock negro driver
named Preston Johnston was loading his wagon
from u lunDor-pie az the point namod lie
had put on T. good degl 81 lumber when NJ hau
occasion % step aside, and On hts return was
horfiasi 70 nad the BOY 10 n sitting position
on he lover ter o. she pile will his ncao cnnght
between the whool Of tho wagon and a numoer
OF boards that hal faiion upon him. The un-
fortunate chiids skull was fractured ana mo
was extinct
Johnston bad no recollection OF seeing the
child before no left bis wagon. Tho thooFS "
tnat he Was playing abJnt tho lumber and tooA
q seat on the Iue 70 rest, when portion OF ~
slipped down, catching him under 1t as above
described.
The Coroner was notified, but did not deem
An inquest necessary tho little fellow was the
sOn Of Mrs. Emma Brown a WIDOW, residing az
SO7 east Franklin street lie attended Ccntrnl
school and ~ the afternoon sold papers. The
body was turned over 70 bis friends
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
"ddrF'' on Jsehson's Valley Campaign.

'l-1 ~ no Tic't Pyes6y,sttan cbo,'.S Netos
.,f ht1s- Of btauuton, delivered O grand
81. ist night In the iecturs-ToOm OF that
f.. Ah Memc was "stOneWail ia sseon's
l ~, 'A'"paign.' hov. James &. Smith, -.
'..o gdilani nombsr OF Jackson's s,aff
49, thr speaker 10 graceful, weil-chOsen
boz ..... eNu gave rome humorous rauliaisceneee
~. uoh with hO,chkisss military record.
fr,,tt ei't haTiug acted as Jackson's t0pO-
\ Ls,e o4siheef was well lifted Tor tue wosk
spd his audience was delighted