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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-03
COLLEGE CREW GETTING READY.
They VIII Enter the State Regatta at
Peterahnrg In Good FORM.

The Richmond College Boat Crew, who have
heretofore carried of the laurels OF every re-
gatts in which they participated, are now
actively engaged IN training for the race which
Will take place in Petersburg on the 2ith Of this
month.
ever before. Ii is composed OF Messrs. John
Road, stroke, Charles Clement, No. ., Thomas
Atley, No. 5. Messrs. Dana II. .Rucker and
Lloyd are both actiag as stroke for the present,
nut the former viii doubtless be selected 10 I'LL
this position when tho contest comes oil. All OF
tho oarsmen, with tho exception OF Mr.. Lloyd.
were member OF the winning crew IN 1891. and
the team IL generally acknowledged TO be the
best In the State.
The coilegians, who have 80 successfully " bent
the ash" in the past, arc all heavy-weights,
and their pristine success Is due both 10 their
superior svoirdupois and to their splendid
physical condition.
Mr.. Rucker Is training the students, and In
few days thoy will commence work N their gig.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-03

applicants for charity. which tickets are TO be
taken 10 tho central ONCE, whcye tne needs Oh
the person presenting is will be looked into.
Many persons are already asking for these 80
that they may bo relieved OF the ANNOYANCE OF
persons coming IN begging. Those who take an
interest in the objects OF the organization cx-
press themselves as anxious that eome one who
has had experience in the distribution OF aims,
aud who knows many OF those who are daily asx-
ing for help, should he selected as the one 20
have charge Of this matter. IL such an ono
can be selected there is no doubt that tho
plan will be a success from the start. While the
contributions have been very goof considering
the hard times aud the many demands which
are being made on our people, there are not
enough In hand ~ yet TO justify tho board In
putting the society In working shape. II Ia desi-
rable that those upon whom MIS- Pleasants may
call should promptly respond. and that those
whom she may not 6nd and who wish tho sue
cess Of the enterprise should send their contrl-
buttons 70 her at as early date as possible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-03

nowefs-
Under the command of c. w. Rdington. chief
marshal large procession. composed Of Maury
lamp Confederate Veterans: X. \. Chow Camp,
sons OK Confederate Veterans, and ladies, gen.
uemen, and sChool-chtldren, headed by Bower
mgn Band, marched 10 tue cemetery and as
sembled around tho Confederate monument.
dho exercises were opened by Rev. w. Meade
clark Offering prayer Captain Thomas r. WAL
lace, who pre9ided, then introduced the orator
OF the day, Rev. :. O. Furgerson, who delivered
a very nne aud interesting address,
A FEDERAL ORATOR.
He was followed by &aior Howard Mills, gal
liant cx-Union soldier, whose address was listen
ed 10 with marked attention and which breaihed
n fraternAl spirit He brought with him basket
OF beautiful rONere, which we're placed on the
mound under which the unknown dead sleep.
The Musical Association of this city sweetly sang
several appropriate selections.
The entire exercises were exceedingly Inn
prcssivc The Ladies' Memorial Association is
70 be congratulated upon the excellent manner
IN which the entire programme was carried out.
Among the visitors present was Colonel Win
neld Peters, OF Baltimore, an ex-recording So
cretary % the Society OF the Army and Navy Of
the Confederate States, OF Maryland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-03
oAKwooD MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION.
Onlcers for Another Year Elected Mt Yes
terday's Meeting.

Tho annual meeting of tho Ladies' Oakwood
Memorial Association was held yesterday latter
noon with quite large attendance. A good deal
of other business was transacted and the follow
lug officers were elected: President, Mrs. Henry
+. Christian (third term; Vice-Pfesidents-hrs
W. j. Westwocd, Mrs. Valentino Hechler, Union
Station; Mrs. Albert Mayo, Trinity: Mrs. DR..
snelhngs, Third Presbyterian; Mrs. Joseph
RennoIds, ~. Johns Mrs. Joseph Lassiter,
Third Christian; Mrs. Walter Haynes. Venable-
Street Baptist: Mrs. Preston Nash, Christ
church; Mrs. T. W. Tignor, Leigh-Street Bap-
tist; Mrs. Joseph Tucker. East-End; Secretary,
Mrs. James W. Sin.on; Treasurer, Mrs Lula Z.
McPhail
The same committees were reappointed. New
badges OF a beautiful and tasty design have
been ordered for the officers. The association
has llS members-all good and true-on the
roll.
After paying all expenses OF the last Memorial
Day at OakwoOd there remains IN the hands OF
the treasurer very creditable sum. The asso-
cistior is In very prosperous condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-03
RaDttst Social Union.

Tho annual meeting OF the Baptist Social
Union was neld at the Young Mons Christian
Association last night and the following onlcers
were elected: President, j.. ID. Starke; First
Vice-President, Professor Charles ii. winston:
Second Yice-President, K. Il. Sydnor; Secretary,
John +. Raglaud; Treasurer. George e. Joiier-
nam FIIvson. X. W. Powers, -. H. Clark. X. l..
Harrison. and II. r. Cox. Addresses were made
by Professor Winston, Rev. DR.. Landrum, aud
lion j. Taylor EllysOn. The latter gave some
interesting iocidents OF the journey OF the Davis
train from New Orleans 70 Richmond and Ot the
life of Mr. Davis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-03
REPORTED DEATH IN KING WILLIAM.
High Wind and Rain-Storm at Yves,
Point-Damage to Buildings.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.

WEST P0Sr. VA, juno lit is reported here
tonight that o. 81. Winston, prominent citi-
zen OF King william, and at one time County
Clerk, died last night az hts home. at King VIII
liam Courthouse. Mr.. Winston had for years
been subject to cramps Of the stomach, and this
was the cause OF his death.
There WAS high wind, accompanied by q
heavy rainfall, hore to-day. The roof was blown
OF Of the woOdcuwarc-iaciory. the rmOke-siack
on Ruafk's saW-mill was twisted, and other
damage done.
Tho Report Confirmed.
Hon. II. X. Pollard Yesterday received IN es-
sage announcing the death Of Mr.. q. N. Winston,
the Clerk Oi King and Queen county. The
deceased. who was Is years Of age, dled Thurs
day night. IL loayes wifo 0nd two children.
Mr.. Winston had been tho Clerk OF King and
queen county for the past thirty years, nnd
during this time no had always discharged his
duties la q most faithful and worthy manner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-03
The Horse Made Its Entrance Throuah

A very exciting runaway occurred yesterday
afternoon about 4 o'clock. and it was only by
what seemed almost miracls that the anair
did not terminate with fatal results. The horse
hitchcd 10 tho ice-cream wagon OF ths late Lewis
Walters, which was driven by MIR. JohA walters,
took fright and dashed through Locust alloy TO
slam street. The inaddened animal, dragging
tho wagon aud driver behind II. broke through
the glass doors OF No. 1927 east Main street Tor
merly occupied by Binswarger & Coz and ran
into the store. The vehicle containing Me-. Wal-
ters was lett on the outside with the driver sit-
tIng on tho seat He escaped unin!ured, while
the wagon was not damaged. The horss was
badly cut by the glass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-03
OHIO BOOM COLLAPSE.
Six Hundred Empty Dwellings, and
Moro Before Long.

FINDLAY, O., Juno 2.-The fnal throes OF dy-
ing boom based on gas are being felt h sre now.
Tho statement that there are 900 empty
dwellings here is said to bayo bccn verified by
actual count. Further, tho statement Is con-
nrmed that all the glass manufacturers have
signed an agreement 70 riove their plants from
ths town not later than July 10Th. IL Is estl-
mated that ms exodus will take 1000 People
from tho placs. Some Of the manufacturers are
going 90 different localities IN Penn"yivanla,
but the greater number OF them vi loca.e In
the Indiana gal-1eds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-03
OHIO BANK FAILURE.
Several Township Treasurers CauGht-A
whole Town VIII suffer.

PAULDING, D., June 2.--Potter's Bank, the old
est bank In Paulding county and heretofore con-
sidered one OF the safest closed its doors this
morning Tho bank was established I'm 1874
and has always cone large business. The bank
has also done a large business loanins money on
land IN this county.
Information "a TO tho cause Of tho assignment
IL hard to get President Ayrcs and Nice-Pro'i-
don't Potter had nothing 10 say a1d Cashier
Sponsler was not 10 be found. Tho only tning
learned WAS that II had assigned 10 j. u. BrOi-
max and that largo number OF businessmen
hero wore depositOra.
Several township trsasurers were caught for
many thousands Of dollars and the whole town
will suffer from the failure. Complaint IL made
that the officials received money up 10 ! o'clock.
the closing hour. last evening, when II must
hayo been known that tue bank was in5Olyen,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-03
GIRL KILLED ON The RAIL.
Her MaDgied Body Found in tho Chesa-
nnnLn q nj nhin Nnrd this aInrning.

Tho mutilated boIy OF a 10-year-od colorei
eirl named Arina Purnell was found Gu the track
Of the Chesapeake and OHIO railway near Seven
teenth ana Clay streets this morning about l
o'clock.
The child was evidently run over by one of the
trains passing the place. but neither the watch
man nor any Of tho people IN the neigh borh0Od
knew when or how the accident occurred.
Tho remains were horribly mangled, and por-
tions OF flesh and fragments oi clothing were dls-
covered thirty yards from tho spot where tho
body was found. The corpse was Identified by q
ring on the angor Of the girl.
Coroner Taylor viewed the remains, but ~ an
early hour this morning no had been unable 20
obtain any particulars OF the sad occurrence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-03

son wero married Thursday night ss $50 O'Clock
at No. 3l6 west Msrshall, In tho presence Of .
large assembly OF friends. Rev. Mr.. Albeit on.
cistcd aud tho ushers wors Acssrs. George FREQ.
man. brother Of the groom Qbcst mani; william
II. Collin, OF Newport News: Frank stanley, aud
Horace Burnett. After tho ceremony reesp-
ton was rendered tho nswly.married couple.
Mr. and Mrs. X. w. Carter have tssned invita-
tions TO tho marriage Of their dsuxhscr. Mlas
Florence, to Nr. T. l.. whitlock. Tho ceremony
will take place ut the Pine-Streot Baptist church
on Tuesday evening June 9TH, Al O'Clock, and
will be followed BY q reception az tee residence
of Mr.. Carfar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-03
ACari.

In calling attention TO our celebrated
Roller-Tray. which IL the most convenient
and strongest trunk made and which q
made in every way superior to all other
trunks. wo beg 10 say chat we warrant ~
the best and that we will DO any necessary
repairs TO them free of charge.
Very respectfully.
ii. w. RoUsTREg & BsoTHER.
Richmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-03
Married and 10 Marry.

NEE L. Driscoli. OF Petessourg, and Mrs.
Lillian Moore, OF this city wero united IN mar
rage at the residence OF tne brides father, No
w. It, Jolly oficiatcd. and hessra w. Fuller
Rethel and Adam johnson acted ~ ueeerss
Alter the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Dusco'i lets
Iof the home OF tho groom, where reception
vsa rendered them. Tho sroon, 10 . prosper'
cns hosel 1 oepex of Petersburg. sud his hide y
dauehter Of Mr.. ThomHa Q. bethei.
m John u. Freeman ard xioa Matte Daytdr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-03
Will Ifardiy Pass.

The Military Board OF Examiners have not yes
reported upon the case OF Lieutenant seay, VINO
was before them several days ago Thor re-
port will have 10 pass through The hands OF Gov
crror Mckinney before II Is made public, and
therefore II viii be several days before Ihs 70.
suit OF the examination Is known. The genefal
impression among the officers seems u Dc thai
Lieutenant seay will be "thrown by the board,
as they have considerable latitude ana ne Ess
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-03
Tn. u,eh,. .Two-ouncs Bag. DC.

Tho very best Smokng-Iobaceo mada
A trial will convince YOU.
We are situated IN the centre OF tue
Golden Belt, whore tho nnest-texturo
and best- favored tobaccos are grown. wo
onar,ntee our tobacco not 20 bite the
tonoue; 10 be free from Dirt and stems.
Manufactured by the Mlchis Tobacco
Company, Henderson. \. G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-03

You may bride the appetite. but you
cannot bribc the liver to do its work we'll.
You must be honest with it. help it along
Q little now and then with o dose Of SIM
mons Liver Regulator. The liver becomes
sluggish sometimes and needs some stim-
ulaiion to keep of those attacks Of indi-
gestion and biiiousness. A good active
liver promotes Digestion and prevents
malaria.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-03
MI. larnDn.

the home and tomb of Washington, Is now
within twenty minutes Of Alexandria 10y
the Washington. Alexandria aud Mt. Yer:
non railway. Trains run nc Intervals OF
thirty MINUTES between tho Washington
Southern railway depot and Mt. Vernon.
Fare. 10 cents IN each direction.
You can leave Richmond n 7:i5 A. NJ,
spend four hours az Mt. Vernon. and reach
home at g:33 L. NJ. same day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-03
TRAlN-WRecK IN TENNESSEE.
Eleven of the Passengers Injured. seve-
raj Severely.


raj Severely.
(By telegraph to the Dispatch.l
nashville. TRNN., June "A passenger train
on the Northwestern Division OF tao Nashville,
Chattanooga and S. Louis road Vas wrecked
noar Negcomcs station. twelve milcsirom Nash
vile. NJ $3.50 o'clock this morning. Tho rear
coach from Memphis jumped the track ami
rolled down an embankment forty ieet high'
Tho train was behind aud was running al
high rate Of speed. There were only eleven
passengers IN the coach and they were al
injured, several severely. The injured arc
Mrs Susap stephens Nashville, bruised about
the mead aud body seriously; Mrs. L. NJ. Dou-
glass. Chester 3 G., shoulder and hoad Oruised;
Mrs. M. c. Worsham, Marian, Ark, leg and iaco
cut; }. l.. Spurock. Vienna. Cherokee Nation
leg, side, and shoulder injured; j. = Mcrony,
Murphoy, y. C., head and back bruised; Mis-.
suddath and baby, Nowatn, |. T., the former cnt
on head: Mrs. kIllinworth, ANoid, Tex. race
cut and back bruised }. Is. Freeman, Harold
Tex, mead ana hip bruised; A. :. Harris, Nash-
Vile, head aud bacS bruised: John a. Perry,
Memphis. hip bruised; j. ID. Grayos' A'ord'
Tex, head cut
All OF the injured were brought 20 this city,
where medical attention was rendered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-03

tlAhhfNb AM hAH"ttt't'fs
Three passenger trains each why daily.
Connections for Chattanooga, Nashville,
Memphis. New Orleans. and the South
west. for Columbus. Toledo. Cleveland.
indianapolis, and Chicago. Through Pull
man butfet-cars. Tickets aud roliablo IN
formation st Norfolk AMI Western agoa-
cies
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-03
& WESTERN
, Temporary RecciverShip Estab-
, r,s,l in West Virginia.
~,.rIlR TO SHAREHOLDERS.
mi. for tho Funding OF All obii-
; ,,.ons An Issuc OF Hundred
,,ar siorteage nonds.

.. gram e inc Dlspatch-l
k.~AwHA COUNTY, W. Va,
Norfolk and Western Rail
....- l.- hocn placed under the
.o temporary receiver while
q. pending IN the Federal
rpolaimeat Of o permanent
..-vas brought about here to-
,y suit Of J. c. Hopkins,
ill.,. aps0n Brothers. Of Cat
'.-... ..r..f.r 900 for work on road
Geld Division.
..t..EINr ISSUED.
...,t Was issued and United
......I I,.t>1u went TO Kenova and
l.iti and rolling. stock be-
aul konova. Judge Jack
ta O., the date and Parkers-
.aoe for hearing and deter
s.Iucation for the appoint
ta4nent receiver.
... 4. ]. Nins0n. OF Huntington.
.ultci temporary receiver.
. allowed 10 operate It's lines
-.l.-lrce until the court passes
.,r 90.
80, bo followed by others.
IrNp OBLIGATIONS.
.It. pa. June 2.-The Norfolk
N4IIoa3 Company has issued
shareholders IN which It ~
tle close OF the year 1892
Ili iu rs treasury or IN use
...D. 900 Of Its 100-year mort
aul had outstanding bills
I.tiug o. SloS. .92S: that col
.. ~}.u00.o10. payable Decem-
.1 that Sj25, 900 convertible
1l- would be payable Janu-
.li i' was further stated that
..- would he made during the
us Of all those Obligations.
'.-. obligations and those IN
...ntiuE the Ohio extension
.u. .u- terminals, TO provide
......lfs due on Car-tTust Obll-
n.w rolling stock, and for
.t.. flc Board OF Directors has
.I.r 10 tho shareholders
I- I1l-ycar mortgage bonds
of preferred shares
.r' cash and accrued III
'r prYIlcge of purchasing
eil.e- Of common or pre-
.erIart thereof. 81 900 OF 100
and ten shares of preferred
.. $1,000 ana accrued interest on
descriptions payable IA four
40 20 December 20, 1893. The
..-.haso VIII expire june -. 1898,
fgDrei-ei al the Office of the
lMialelpha ~ at the Office Of
|tI4n GRAY az Co, the cOmpany's
,poudeni.
MOMENTS WITH 4 SYNDICATE,
.uIar saws arrangements have
.. with guarantee syndicate.
.. agreed 10 take and pay for all
and shares not subscribed Tor
lreloilers. and the company *
ured that annie provision has
Tor It's financial requirements.
.-on the completion of the trans
t.. company Will be entirely FREQ
.t.us indebtedness and have ample
capital.
IH-ycar mortCacc-bO bear 3 per
..tCrtst. PAYABLE spml-aunually. aud
.r-t lgortuace upon the ONO eXteu-
1 miles ia length, upon the steel
. nrr.-- the OHIO river. upon the
.t..u miles oi the North Carolina
sim. uIln various other short
..- ana upon tho extensive
.. at lambcrt's Point and Nor
-..-iv the property OF the Norfolk
.' Company, these representing a
all,ure of over Sl0,OJO.hUO,
..-Yl general mortgage, subject
.-. Mortgages upon the remaining
-.. q TIE company AT the date Of
.Ase of October 1889, tho mileage
tg the mortgage being g3j miles.
. gage Is fox ) a.. .0Ol,OOJ, OF which
tr. held by the trustee 20 retire
t.l.,s. after which the l0O-year
.uI. be "a first mortgage. Upon
..tun Of the present proposed
there will be outstanding OF
1865, 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-03

Gas and Electric Chandeliers and
Globes. New designs and low prices.
JoHs BogEBs.
No. 7 Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-03

Round trip 10 Norfolk or Newport News
BIZ steamer ARIEL tonight at 10 o'clock.
See advertisement. Tickets also good to
return the following Tuesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-03
Fpi.copai Church BENEFIT.

fCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatcn.l
KgYsvnLg, VA. June 2. That famous CON
,easra.a scout. Row Frank Stringfellow, OF Mar
flusyiilo, Va, delivered bis lecture on "scoat
Life in the Army Of Northern virginia 10 q
large audicLce here last night Ihe proceoos
wore tor the benefit OF the Bpiscopai causon olu
aulto a nice sum was realized.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-03
westbrook Artesian Table Water

is recommended ~ shown 10y analysts OF
Professor Mallet, Of the University OF Viz
gina, as one Of the most valuable mineral
waters IN the cure of gout. rheumatisEi,
&c, now on the market. Seni orders to
George Schmn, Eleventh and haln.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-03
Hu,,,us,-Cour, Grand jury.

The June term OF tho Hastings Court convenes
Mouday. The grand Jury which viii meet az
IL O'Clock on that day will consist Of Charles
=. Taylor, j. b. Mex emmy, William Runheimer.
N. Hessberg, Luke Harvey. Edinboro Archer
J. W. CAxtsn Louis EEtsehterns and Chasise
HaSanA -------
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-03

For Corrugated Iron in largo or smaA
quantities call on or phone tO. ~
Taoxls n. KrSptrs,
Galvanized. Iron Works.
wost broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-03
III. y,,siul. s.f..p.po.n soa Fidelity

Company
acts % executor. administrator. guardian.
receiver, trustee for estates, corporationa.
or individuals: Issues policies OF iu-
surance. guaranteeing sitlcs; receives valu-
sbles on storage. and rents the most ap.
proved safety boxes in It's thoroughly.
burglar-proof vaults.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-03

Have you seen the "Ridgway" Retrige-
rator or Eddy" lce-Chest9 They are ths
best and cheapest, at
JoHs BowERs's. Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-03
n.a,h of nr. John ID. Allen.

fCorrcspondence OF the Richmond Dispatchl
EsroHIA, Va. Jure 2.--nr. John y. Allen, an
agod ana weil-knogn citlzcn, dleu ~ n's lee.. s
deoce, In this county. hr. Aiieh iea'os 'siso
family 10 mourn their loss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-03

Mantels. Crates. and Thing. IN various
styles aud low pnces, a,
JoHs BowERs's. Governor street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-03
cursIon Tickets to All Principal T.,

now on sale. World's-Fair tickets are
good to stop at the springs. Apply for
tickets. schedules, maps. &c. at all princl-
pal agencies Norfolk and Western railroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-03

M,LAsIA cured aad srsdiestsA trum ths s5s-
tom by Brovsu Iron b1ss ssA vhiea e1EicAee -
Sss eSssa = pe.sss. . ssss1S = lesiA
Giviag nsx ssseU ~ stzeossh =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-03
Old papers for sale at Is ceats hundred
at DIsPATcH cfice.

In order 70 avoid ell danger Of running Jour
hoslsn by drinking impure water. sdd Ten -
twensy drops Of ASGosrrsA uIrrxxs - evSry
elsss Of uAsor rec drink
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-03
Mountains and soashors.

Springs anG Summer Homes the best m
Virginia are ON the Norfolk and western
railroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-03
A c.,,su, ora couf.dorass Gone.

Especial telegram 70 tho DIspssOu''
No.FcLg, VA, June 2.-Franc's y. na HS -
oldest s,,tiron OF Portsmouth snd lioutenms OF
GIimos's battery daring the VAR died tonight
90 years VI egss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-03

Tho Planters Sstiohsi Bank
offers every facility TO patrons and soiiciS
the accounts of merchants. manuisos
.urers, corporations, and individuals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-03

faEosRlcKseUee's MEMORIAL
- tho Confederate Dead Deco
'-impfsssiss EIercises-Speakers

b. 'D'-'ai telegram 20 the Dispatch.l
= 80 '-'. tssChG, VA, June 2.--Under the
as.>..,,N 'ne Ladies Confederate Memorial
:. .,-sni Mn. Maria J. Daniel. president,
's'es VI tEe Sonisdefa,ss. who sleep in the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-03

s.t- Nori0!k county seems pos-
watts. -iraightOut Democrats, and
-li-. which promises "a fac
.iInfa1lc strength 0nd power
t.u-. At lluntersylle last
.. r.rIucr Tyler Club met and
.I DID, c4I issued for a moot
r- Hau Tonight 70 organize a
Democratic clIb. At present
.ry Irm5rriizcd, and threats
anI crm nation and recrim-
... ul every maud. And 70 cap
fa Irumiscs % have an airing
brokers will not have 10 pay n
.t business iu Norfolk, having
fn" Corporation Court
f...r. potat0-bugs IN large num-
.. f.rrIap.
..f Ia.p.asi. y. c., Il the newly
,or ~ timber IL the navy
thFN HLrUrLICANS.
Election Commissioners q Nor
.rrre IGvs' counting, met TINS
a.reI the certificates Of cleo
...r it- Deu0'ratl for County
f. J. Bunting WcmOcraD, Cir
.nc Republicans thought
-fl- county by 900 majority.