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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
N-H,tU0Ns ~ TAs PRESIDENT.
''-}. N'nI.tor to Mexico; Pat. Collins,
tonsl!-GeDcrAi At Londcn.


It5>. D. c.. March The Preei-
.-.. .D.t the following nomiua-
t ~-rate. JOSIAH Quincy, ot
'1 be- Assistant Secretary
..aett A Maxwell, New 1org.
.elt observation-disclosures: Isaac
@ i..4lA. Envoy Extraordinary
,.f llpOtentiary 81 the lnited
NcIco. Patrick A. Collins. of
..'t. Consui-GeneIal ot the
r'., % London; Edward Mans
.i Virginia, Assistant surgeon
. 44s..
. t. ,.Ins is known 20 public men
.' ''r r.utttr, a. t.Gauch Dcm0ctat
't political speaker. lie n Hocd
tas uLe pfachce. He Is al irish
.. iie Wh- IRE luenuy mentioned
. 90 rl or cr. bat hf friends said as soon
"-s mrnuOted Tor Cabinet hOnors
....ts vas aVorse 20 The very nara
s..' i.' 'rteiions u such place, and II
''" tAphh TO hr. Cleveland when DO in-
OBJ 20 hr. COllus that he preferred the
tnl lot over burdensOme post Oi
4 General 60 London, Of which the ices
lazy thousand dollars a year. hr.
p gao TINE represented Boston in tue
f. ~ htWosebteiisos, but resigned for tho
'iai he gOuld not afford 10 oOntihue IN
ana ho then actively resumed his law
"tl lad suffered by bis absence.
%, Y A az OniOan Dy birth. and al present
10. mon N.ly- Ind. lie was kepupb-
f- -'" 1917, when he jOined the Greeley
i hi. In 1876 he waa nominated for
t.. 'Anl1overnOf of Indians by the Demo
a. - feprosentatiYe " the Greeley follow
I,.N .N NO zane ticxet with Blue-Jeaas" VIII
~ ara was elected. Towards the close Oi
N, STATION Governor Williams died, and
n.,"D@i assumed the duties Of Governor Of the
u., an 1850 lie Was a candidate Tor tho
&C.,. ave n0mips,ion for Governor, but was
t..,...,l " frabk L8ndefs, Of Indiana poiis. aad
IL,' UPON the ticket With him for second place.
NSAsI Was defeated by one headed "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
ATLANTA-NEW YORK.
FAST SCHEDULE BETWEEN THE
TWO CITIES BY SEA6OARD LINE.
Raieighs Insane Asylum Omciais Re-
eieeted-Additions to tho soldiers
Home-An Execution Postponed.
special telegram to tho Dispstch.l J

RALEIGH, N. c., March 9.-The superin-
tendents of the four divisions of the Sea-
board Air Line-Messrs. Winder. Whisnant,
Moncure. and Smith General Superln-
tendent Myers, and the four master me-
chanIcs-Messrs. Walker, Msglenn. Hard
ing, and Cochrane-are here in conference.
They are discussing all matters relative to
the road. and particularly the fast sche-
dule. 1t is decided that the fast yestibule
train between New York and Atlanta will
be put on by J1ne lst. Ii will be- very
handsome train, but no name has been de-
cided on for II. Its time between Raleigh
and New YORK. will be thirteen hours and
between Raleigh and Atlanta twelve hours:
IL will stop only twice on the Raleigh ana
Castor Division, three times on the Ra-
leign and Monroe Division. and FIVE times
on the 2S4-mile division OF the Georgia,
Carolina and Northern. The Pullman
Company will build the trains to order.
and the design, fittings, and color will be
very handsome.
RR-ELECTED.
Captain Charles NJ. Roberts. who has for
eight years we'll filed the position of Su-
perinteudent of Public Buildings and
Grounds. has been reelected by the board.
DR.. Jerman, Of Rldgeway, Is to be the
new physician 10 the pentontlary, sue
ceeding DIR. McGee, of this city
The directors Of the insane asylum here
adjourned today. They have reelected
all the old officers. with Dr. William Il.
Wood as SUPERINTENDENT. Mrs. Ann Good
loe having resigned a. matron. brS. NJ. +.
Whitaker, OF Halifax county, has been
elected to fill that position. The EXecu-
tive Committee is directed to visit various
asylums and examine the dlning-rooms,
&C., SO az TO decide upon design for the
congregate dining-room for which the last
Legislature appropriated Sl4,jOO.
IMPROVEMENTS.
Work is now in progress at the Soldiers
Home here under the direction OF Mr..
W. G. Stronach. There are now sixty in
mates and accommodations are being fur
nished for twenty more. There will be a
new dormitory dIning-roOm and hospital.
The Legislature gave $4,000 for these.
The date Of the execution of the Whitty
brothers, of Mitchell county, has been de-
ferred until March 2ith. Some of the
leading lawyers in that section are making
earnest efforts to secure q communication Of
the death sentence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
JOHNSTON STILL IN JAIL.
Colonel spotswood VIII Try the Case as
Soon as Possible.

Commonweslth'sAtto Spotswood
stated 70 Mr.. Henry Schnnrman, OF the
firm Of A. Schnurman Il Son, and Dis
PATCH reporter yesterday that he was
anxious to try the case of young Robert r.
Johnston. charged with swindllng Sehnur;
man * Son, as soon as possible. lie sald
that if the defence We're ready he would
be willing to 60 on with the trial ON either
the lith or 10th Of this month.
Young Johnston is still in jail and there
have as yet been no steps taken TO secure
his release. either on bail or otherwise.
few of his friends called upon Ar. Schnur-
man Yesterday and asked what he proposed
10 do in the matter OF prosecution.
WILL ACT THROUGH COLONEL sPoTsw0oD.
The tailor told them. as be did the DIS
PATCH man, that he would have no trans
actions nor take any steps whatever in re-
gard 10 the case except through the Com
monwealth's Attorney. He stated that hs
could not even accept the money due hun
other than by consent of Colonel spots
wood. Mr.. Schnurman remarked that no
felt very deeply for Johnston and would
do anything that he could legitlmately TO
get him out of his embarrassment, but
that he could not lay himself liable TO
prosecution by compromising a felony.
After seeing the Commonwealth's Attor-
ney he was told that he had taken exactly
the proper stand. Colonel Spotswood
stated that he had not been approached by
any one else connected with the case or by
any OF the friends OF tho accused, aud
added that nothing could DC done to pre-
vent a trial unless II were proved that the
Young man was insane. In this event, OF
course, there could be no prosecution.
BELIEVE HE Is CRAZY.
The idea that the prisoner has been sur;
ferino from mental alteration for several
weeks has been advanced by large num-
ber who know him well.
Lieutenant Pegram. commandant OF the
Ashby Light Horse Cavalry Troop, stated
70 a DIspArcH man yesterday that John
ston had not been member OF that OF.
Canta,n Lipscomb, Chief OF Police OF
Manchester, brought Junius Allen, the
negro boy who got the shoes from MIR.
jonss,s store upon the order purport,pg 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
The NEW HEAOsMAN.
Mr.. Maxwell Man Of Means and Promi-
mont Anti-Snnpper.
lBy telegraph to tho Dispatch.

iBy telegraph 70 the Dlspatch.l
WASHINGTON. March Q. Robert A. Max
well. nominated 90 be Fourth Assistant
Postmas. .cr- General. is q citizen Of Beta-
wa. y. y. and man Of means, having
amasscd considerable money "a a maltster,
from whlch business ne retired some Years
AGO. Fer twcnty years he has been promi-
nent IN the politics Of New York, and -
recognized rs Democrat of the old school.
Mr Maxwell was one Of the leading spirits
IN the antl-suapper convention. ana has
long been the warm personal friend oi
Mr.. Cleveland and PpstmasieT-Gene-
raj Hissel. About year ago Mr. Maxwell
was removed from the Office Of State lnsu-
rance Commissioner by Governor lower
and al that time ~ was charged that ms
removal was due q Mr. MaNwelis trend,
huoss for Mr Cleveland. 1ue post he viii
fll viii be- sl,mlar TO that formerly occu-
pied bv Vce-President Stevenson and now
to be vacated by t. &. Bathbone, OF ONO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
hoy DEFEATED.
wAveRLY SMITH SAFE QUARTERS.
VIII lie Examined by n Medical Commits
Observation-Disclosures Meeting.
ICorresrondence 81 the Rlthmond DlsDaich.l

lCorrespondence Of the Richmond DisDatchl
PE1ERsBrRG. Va. March 9.-In conse-
0uence Of the excitement among the ne
groes in Prince George county, by reason
OF the belief that Walter James. who my
terlously disappeared some five weeks
or more ago, was murdered and his body
concealed, Mr.. Wayerlv Smith, whom
they suspect Of the crime, was brought
up to this city at a late hour last night
and placed IN the custody OF trends IN
order to avoid anv violence 10 his person.
He will be- kept here until medical ex-
animation as TO his mental condition can be
had. Meanwhile not word has been
heard of the missing man, and thus iar 10
actual attempt at violence has been made.
WHAT A CIGAR-BoX CONTAINED.
At an early hour this morning as gen
tleman was coming down Sycamore street
inst south of Central Park he picked up
large cIgar-box which be saw lying on the
Sidewalk. On opening tue lid 10 examine
the contents he discovered the body OF
dead infant.
The annual meeting Of the Petersburg
Savings and Insurance Company was held
to-day The old officers we're reelected.
The bank Is one Of the most solid III the
State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
COLONEL 6OYKlN RESIGNS.
The Famous TInh Maryland Regiment In
Danger of Disruption.
by telegraph to the Dispatci

BALTIMORE. Mp. March 9.-Colonel Boy-
kin, of Maryland's famous Fifth Regiment,
il was made known to-day, has resigned.
and tonight the announcement IL made
that the adjutant and one lieutenant have
surrendered their commissions and that
twenty other designations OF officers are
are ready. THIS means. apparently, the
disruption of the regiment. The cause IL
alleged TO be a difference of opinion about
authority between Colonel Boykln and
Brigadier-General Brown at the inaugural
parade III Washington on Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
TOBACCO-DEALERS' WEATHER.
The Third Escaped Prisoner Recaptured-
Consigned TO the PenitentiAry.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Di-patcn.I
HENDERSON. \. c.. March 9.-Rain and
warm weather last night made a striking
season much needed by our tobacco-deal-
ers, whose hanging-room was about full Of
dry stock. Recepts Yesterday and to-day
are only moderate, with but a small propor-
tion of desirable stock.
Constable Hal. Macon, Of Warrenton,
brought IN Yesterday the second escaped
prisoner from the jail here. captured by
him during the past ten days and received
another Sl5 reward.
Sheriff Powell carried 10 the state prison
yesterday Willie Hasklns dbGS Henry
Mack. sentenced for seven years Robert
Powell. eighteen months. and Carrie Nor
gan, twelve mOnths-all cOlored.
Farmers all busy ploughlng. But few
people IN town and general business dull.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
HERf,S lie RULE.
Those who served Under Cleveland Be
fore wnl Not Serve This Time.

~ I"I't u =" w TT TT
W,errvcrov. u. c.. March g.-Represen-
tat.ve Springer. of Illinois. who was one
OF the lreldout'5 callers to-day. asked
nm If the rule of not appointing men who
Lai hold Office under hln lour wears ago
was 90 prevail. ss reported. The. Presi-
dent REPLIED DID the Affirmative and when
a.kod # the rule was inheXible Mr. Glove
land responded that It would be substan-
TALLY So. There might bee exceptional and
extraordinary circumstances winch might
cause some departure FROM Il. but he could
not call To mlul many possibilities 10 lu5-
tfy ID change from the ponev decided upon.
Mr.. Springer asked II the rule was also 20
amply - fourth-clas, post-oihces. Mr.
Cleyeland's response was that he had not
thought about that but ne gave the de-
cided impres, ou that II would prevail to
as great an c1tent as possible with these
small places
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
SWIFT JUSTICE FOR DIX.
snatched Watch on Tuesday-sent to
the Penitentiary Yesterday.
rS,octal teIagrann 70 tha Dtsp4,cnJ

DAyvuLE, Va, March 9.-On Tuesday
night last negro named William Dix met
Dir. Harry Dittrich on Union street and
asked hlm the hour. Mr.. Dlttricn took
out his watch, when the negro snatched 1t
and ran of. Yesterday the negro was
caught and the watch recovered. The
grand jury happened TO be IN session at
the time and found an indictment against
DIX. To-day the case came on for trial IN
the Hastings Court. and Dix was convict
ed and his punishment fixed at twelve
years IN the penitentlarv.
NOT DEAD.
II was learned TO-DAY that Smith Bu-
ford, who was injured in the late hotel
disaster. is not dead. as reported. MIR.
Ficklen was out TO-DAY and Is getting
along nicely. There seems to be but little
doubt now that there is al least one more
unfortunate beneath the ruins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
II. & ID. mississippi Brge..

10y 1'I''sI 'FH " w '7''7'E' ~
BALTIMORE, MD. March P.-Judge Con this
afternoon In she United STATE. Circuit Court
heard arguments upon the recent Application 81
tho receivers of the Richmoai and Danyile rail-
road system for power % allow them % purchase
aud operate q line OF barges ON the Mississippi
river. The barges are to be employed In con-
nectOn with the Georgia Pacnc line, part u
the system, and arc 20 bs operated from the
terminus OF tho road at Huntington, on the Wis
sissippi river, to points a. far south A. New Or
leans. Tue principal cargo TO be- carried is 10 b.
coal from the Georgia mines. After hearing thN
details OF the plan from Hugh l. Bond, counsel
for the receivers, Judge Con decided TO giy" mo
requisite perm,s-Ion, and will sign an order Z"
that effect. Preparations VIII be immediately
begun 70 put The line into practlcal OpefaNoL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
N.,ys Rinpie, from West Point.

Correspondence OF the Richmond DisDatch.l
WEST POINT Va, March 9.-Mayor Z. V. Patter-
son and wife OF Spring Lake, n. j., are visiting
their aunt Mrs. NJ. Cottrell, Of this place.
Mrs George Garrett Is on visit to her mo-
ther, In YORK county.
Boxes ot green peas from points south passed
through here, going North, recently.
The ladies' OF the Methodist church here gave
a literary and musical entertainment tonight
MIR. X. T. Owens, OF Philadelphia, but former
West Pointer, passed through town on his way
10 his farm near King William Courthouse.
The Town Council has ordered thorough
di,ching OF the town, and work has already boen
begun.
Mr.. w. II. Broaddus, OF Burlington, Iowa, Is
amending some time with his friends here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10

Rev Mr.. Morton. assistant minister Ot 81
James church Of this city, has not YET iefied
whether he will accept or decline the call ex-
tended him by the vestry ot ~. Pauls church ~
Petersburg A. the assistant 20 Tho rector ~ that
house OF worship. lie has tho matter under
consideration ana will probably determine upon
ms course In day or two. Rev. Mr. Morton
came TO Richmond as Rev. pr. J. h. Nasons
assistant the middle Of last ouly, AMI since then
has won by his sterling integrity sni his ndeity
10 his church and people host ~ sincere friend,
and admirers who would regret to give him ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
FIRE AT CHARLOTTESVILLE.
The Monticello KnittinG-MIiI Destroyed
Loss aI4, 4,OOO-Insurance Small.
rspec,al telegram 70 the Dispa

(Special telegram 70 the Dispatch-l
CHARLorTEsvuLE Va. March 9.-The
Monticello Knittlng-Mill a large two-story
brick building. together with all the ma;
chinery and stock, was totally destroyed
by fire about IL O'clock tonight. -.
The mill was on Rose Hill, a suburb OF
the city, remote from fre-plugs. The fire
had been burning for probably an hour be-
fore il was discovered.
The building was worth $1,000. and the
machinery at least as much more. The
insurance is small.
MIR. John X. Emsley is the owner, and
he was engaged IN the manufacture of
hosiery.
About fttv persons, male and female,
are thrown out of work by the fire. The
factory will be rebuilt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
re,cs.dbxa CoItsnd K,lled.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l


LEXINGTON, Va. March 9.-Jsmes Mays, who
lived near the White-Sulphur Springs, this
county, died yesterday from the effects OF kick
received from a colt on Monday. While return
ING 10 his home from here he walked behind the
colt which was beng ridden by another party and
caught hold OF it's tall whom the animal kicked
back, striking Mays with the unshod hoof, crush
Ing IN his skull above the lott eye piece OF
MS skull about an inch In diameter was removed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
Joseph Haworth at the Theatre.

Tonight atthe Theatre Mr.. Joseph lIawor,h.
supported by Emily Rgl and a strong compa y,
will appear in Mrs. Frank Lesies translation y
Dumas "Froih Of Society This production,
under several dinercnt names, has made = a-u-
satiOn in the northern cities, and Will no d0nu,
30 the same here. Is will be remembered ibat
Joseph HawOrth received almost an ovation when
here last season. Hts company TIT, season is .
very strong one, ana he will no doubt be "a vel
received this season. Mrs. Frank Leslie viii b.
here with tho company.
The sale Of seats begins Tomorrow FOR Dgoy
Belrs engagement In tho comic-Opera su cess
sJupiter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
Five Persons Drowned.


CHATrASOOGA, TENN., March "a spscial 20
the Tres from Rome, Ga, says about noon 10
day Mrs. Edgar Woods and four chiliren Gt-
tempted 20 cross the creek at Giens Ford ant
were drowned. The creek WAS greatly swollen
from recent rains. and the WAGON which WAS
driven by q negro boy, turned over and dtiftet
down the stream distance of several yards.
late this afternoon two bodies were found
mile and half from tho ford. Tonight q largo
crowd arc looking for the other bodies. Tho
team was drowned. but tho nOgTO driver made
ma esca r,0 be swimming.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
The Tussle for Places.

TSp07laI lcIoGTam % Inc DIsNlT0n'T
W4sHINGrcy. y. c.. March Q. Congress-
man Alexander. who was called home Just
bcfore the adjournment. by the illness
ou1 death Of his daughter returned to-
dgv. Tho North Carolina delegation have
been waiting h,s return before gong for
rliaably INTO the grand tussle for places
..rf..7r constituents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
Ament HouorabIy Discharged.

srAusros, VA, March "a. ID. Ament, resi-
dent agent Tor tho Richmond Music Company,
who was arrested here some weeks ago ana
taken 10 Alabama on a requisition 10 answer tho
charges OF forgery and embexzlement, alleged to
have been committed at Gadsden, has been dis
charged. An indictment was bronght BY tue
grand Jury In only one case, and on trial the
Commonweaiths Attorney entered NOTE prose
usfl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10

ISUeC-aI t0I'gTAm " TH' UIsDHIVH'T
WAsaINoroS, ID. c., March e.-Congres5-
man Meredith called OIL the President TO-
day L. urge the appointment Of Colonel l.;
{. Reid. Of Alexandra, tu hs old place OF
Deputy Register Of the Treasury. Colonel
Reid was turned ont by HARRISON aHd Har-
~ smith, Of Michigan, was gwen the posi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
AS TO POsTMASTERSHlPS.
Local Business-,Ien need Not Apply for
Appointment.

f3y telegraph 10 tho Disoaich.l
WASHINGTON, March o. Po-tmaster-Ge
eral Rssell u accredited with the an
uouncemeLt that no local huslness-men
need amply for post-ofices under his ad-
mlpisfration. lie objects e. COMMISSION
mo local bu-iuess-men a. postmasters for
the reason that the actual duties OF tho
offices are then performed 10y irresponsi-
bic and often incompetent clerks and su ~
stltutcs. Postmasters under Mr.. Hssell
must promise 10 devote their entire time
to the work and personally keep strict
office hours
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
7-z18E4sURY SITUATION.
.u,,.,, Csni,lc WIZ DO Ills Utmost TO
tpioid Pobiic Credit.

4N go .Iaf ~" t.lt"'si
........,. b.. g.. March 9.--Secrctary
rlus authorized the an
f.at Doe would exercise al the
-cr.r.- vested ma Llm 10 up
...t e the government and to
..... '. vanity of gold and SILVER.
.....t Wls made 10 brush away
... -'rlE 70 rumors That have
.tuu about what be- contom-
as 'D maintaining the goa
...t. IS, % issuing bonds. and as
rlf.i States notes IN silver
.l.. -.ii is exhausted. ctc.
.r....r az Denver, Col. ia otter
u gold Yesterday f'r lrva-
been followed bv Chicago
... to-day offered c5OJ.OU0 IN
.t.i States notes al the lrea-
l...,.t. j; is thought bankers
..,. wI d1 likewise and there
.-t. tL. gold balance at the 1fea-
....t.s .Nports Of gold Saturday
.......s ta.yy. Of which no miOrma-
.,. tt.n received, the treasury
nI have ample gold with
..n.y tlc demand.
I....rs received gold al several
.lr. lu New York the gam
Wl- $4,000. while New Or
t,. ~-..0'U IN gold IN exchange
.Hu.t Iu silver certificates.
la. been received that any
.- exported on Saturday from
..l 10 Che present rate ot c1-
lot thought that any
ott of the country. The
..- iOH more than S3,uoi.-
- mad IA the usual con-
u.t ttis Is likely 10 10
r.a'r than dlmlshed IL ls
t..t Htiua.ed at the Treasury
to-day mat as between the
'..,a.l the use of portion OF
SOLD reserve # necessary TO
t.- fanny o.! gold and SILVER,
'art.o VIII resort 20 the latter
fiat Ir doe, not anticipate that
W... arse 20 do so.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
Nav.Ipsna,z,ous April I7th.

WAsnisGros, d. C., March D. -Assistsut-sec
tary-of. f.the-Navy Soley, Admiral 0herardi' and
Commodore Ramsey held conference tbs
norning at tho Navy Department regarding the
rhanelng OF the date for the naval review, ana
decided that the rendezvous should take place
tn HAMPTON Roads April 18th. April 24th the
Meet will seii tor New York. where the review
viii bo held on the 9th OF April
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10

Velvet Capes. also Cloth Capes with the
strlsh Bertha and Butterfly Collars. are
now on exhibition at Meyers Dry-Uoods
store. corner Sixth and Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10

DR.. George L. Stone has removed to ioS
east Grace street.
Office hours 10 IL A. NJ. 1 70 J.. 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10

The Democrats Of Henuco county Wi!
have blg meeting tonight III Howards'
Grove Hall. Ali citizens inylteI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10

When Basy was sick. We gave her cassoraa
When she wAs Q chld, abe srcd for eAssorta
whsn shs became Mis-. she chung 70 CassersA
WIN sA. had cailar-s. she gave iAsu cassssiA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
UELE6N tO . 7 nc OHHNU GOD~-'
Funeral of Miss Gibson-NuGent winner
in the Billiard Contests.
correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch

Correspondence of the Richmond Dspatcn'l
ALEXANDRIA, Va. March g.-Mr. I. Nj.
bradshaw will represent Potomac Lodge
of Odd-Fellows and Mr.. w. ID. Zimmer-
man Serepta Lodge Of Odd-Fellows at the
Grand Lodge, which meets N Richmond
on April llth next
The Odd-Fellows' lodges here are making
arrangements for the celebration OF thelr
anniversary on the 26th and 9th OF next
month. Both lodges have the matter IN
the hands OF "a committee. -.
Miss May Gibson. the young daughter OF
DR.. William Gibson, who died yesterday
morning after long illness OF typhoid
fever, was buried this evening.
hoy DEFEATED.
A series OF billiard contests to deter
mine who was the best player In the
Iyceum was settled last night, when by
score of 100 to So Mr.. John Nugent de-
feated Mr.. William l.. How. The contests
we're witnessed by large number OF per-
sons, including many ladies.
Mrs. NJ FERGUSON and Miss Hunter er-
cusson. Of Richmond. who have been ylsi I
Ing the family Of blr. Edgar Winfield
have returned home.
llr. John b. Duncan and Miss Eyellne
Crane, of Alexandria county, were married
last evening by the Rev. DR.. McAllister.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
,sa,her. shaula Keen

Mothers should Keep
close sthand . sbotsie Of that old-faah!oosd RENE
dy OF Pine Tar. Hosshouud. and wud Cherry
DIR. pAyins Cocoon sYnrP-and ssvs u 70 their
croupy and coughing children and prevents dis.
esss from taking held on theuA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
Craig's

will find nice lot DARK Tobacco on sale AZ
Creushsw's to-day by Sublett Cary.