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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-25
News FROM they. M. A.
'.aN Tbbetts's PIsus-Picture of
Nt.air, Services TO-Morrow.

lr' fibbstts's Plsus-Picture OF
Ntsaicl Services TO-Morrow.
.-. .ree &. hbbetts. the new secTe-
afI 4I work aud will soon nitro
several features Ia tho association.
'.,r's "a o few days to have out a
ior March showing what VIII be
4.A day duung tue month. This
'. done every month and besides
-. convenient aud pretty little " date
Do Nail also show what Is going on
.-. a,.o lalion aud thus inpart new
ft'I fY ihe work
''. i.Dbetis is also at work organizing
-''Ycauon orchestra. Tins will be "a
' -.Lactiyo feature. aud as there Is
'-.b good glee club II 10 safe 10 pre-
vat The music IL the future Will be
'e' attractive.
lAe employ ment, information, and re-
laftneut. Jus. started by the new
n '''' is already doing good service.
''7rt VI this department ~ 10 confer
,..- young men out Of employment; take
LANES. addresses. references, etc. I;
lu'm 10 get work ana advise them
va, 70 DO; give information 10 strangers
as.isiauce TO those III need.
a. liDbeIts las IN his office q splendid
rie 81 the great African explorer.
h, ~ Stanley. which was gwen HIM
'Ie distinguished traveller himself. IL
~ ptais the autograph OF Dir. Stanley.
no. Young men Of the Lynehburg sssocia-
P'' 'ne picture II very unique, OH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-25

ginal. and beautiful frame. The frame ia
made OF ordinary, thin pine boards and
cancelled postage .stamps are glued to IL In
very artistic fashion. At little distance
away IL looks like beautiful piece Of
hand painting aud no man on earth could
tell what it was, II attracts great deal
of attention.
The meeting Sunday afternoon promises
10 be q very interesting one in every re-
spect MIR. Tbbetts will address the meet
theme. Mr.. TIbbetts will be followed by
Messrs. ID. =. Bennett, L. T.. Woodward, G.
IL. Willis. and w. II. Haight. In addition
60 the several addresses good music Is
promised. A male chorus, led by Profess
sor Horace L. Smith. will be a feature.
Next Friday night, in the Association
Hall the junior class OF tho gymnasium
will give an exhibition of their talents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-25
,,nnx Cnn,icts Received.

The following convicts were received at
the penitenuary yesterday: From Taze-
well county-H. Crenshaw (colored ,,
eighteen years Tor murder IN tho second
decree; Jerry Philpot lcolored), three
wears for attempted assault. From Staun-
ton-George Banks lcolored two ears,
housebreaking: Joseph Daugerheld, Ork-
uey Banks. and Preston Jordan (all colored =
three wears each for housebreahing; no
bert Hill colored(, two years Tor forgery
lanes Stewart (coloredJ. feloniOus assault.
three years Rachel Perkins (colored),
three cases Of petit larceny. SIX years, nve
years beng added on account OF having
previously served a term IN the peEiten-
tiarv. From franklin county-Peter Saun-
ders colored), housebreaklnR, two years
John johnson twhtel. malicious assault
one year; Christin V, Shelton lwhlieh ma
lcious burning. i've years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-25
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET
lReported for tho DIspatcn.l

FEBaUARY 24.--Private sales to-day--hliers
~; smokers, "a; wrappers. 1i-totsl, 62 hogs
neads.
Revenue coliections-Cigars and cigarettes
s7OO.9l; tobacro, s3,8d5.94-totai. e<.3d6.s3
Dark loose sales to-day at Cfenshav's Ware
house, 81, 394 pounds-highest price, sl2.73; Al
shockoe Warehouse, 33.535 pounds-highest
sl2.75. Total sales, i25, 929 pounds.
Dark sales for week &C Crenshaw's, ISL, 5f4
pounds; at Shockoe Warehouse, 49, 59 pounds
Total. $4,000 pounds-highest price, tl2.75.
No loose sales at any oi tho warehouses TO
morrow.
The largest break OF dark this year vas sold
to-day. while pricee held 20 strung on al grades
Abous 20, 900 pounds was bought for OUTSIDE TO
handlers, probably for export.
Messrs. A. 4. Gilliat and Macleod. OF iLverpooi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-25

Hon. Jefferson 81. Levy, president OF
the Virginia League of Democratic CUPS.
will have charge OF the clubs from the
saturday ia Washington. A letter re-
ceiyed yesterday from Hon. William IL.
Fowle. secretary Of the State League, an
nouuces that President Levy has appoint
cd on his stan for the occasion the follow
ing well.known Democrats OF this city
Colonel T. q. Crump. OF the Union Clro
John w. Wiikes. OF the Old Dominion, and
lisa Hirschberg. of the Thurman. who Will
no donbt accept the positions assigned
time az Headquarters in Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-25

dents. The young ladies' we're IN
party dress and looked too fresh
and pretty for anything" The music
and was greatly enjoyed. A special fes-
ture of the entertainment WIS the string
ouartette. over the Waves" by. Misses
Wood, Rosser, Gardner, aud Smith; the
other young ladies deserving special men
ton were Misses Annie Powell. Jessie
Renick. Mamie Caruthers. and Eva Porter.
After the entertainment an hour was
spent most delightfully."- by the young peo-
ple IN social intarcGurse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-25

we're on tho loose breaks today; also, Mr.. W. n.
Astsi, Of Amelia Courthouse. We
To-day's breag was the best tobasro ma h.,.
had this season. "~''
Major Cary says the crop IL essx Der cen,
Of . tull crop IN darks. "~
Mr. =. Y. Carr Is stiu on the SICK Nat,
MT. w. Il. Townes, Of Dansi,le, has b.en fui,,
endorsed for foreign position by the Totso.o
Trade OF Richmond. Danvfiie, Peters burr. saS
North Carolina markets. $50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-25
ColoraJ peoples' Fair This Year.

Tho Executive Committee of the Nir-
einia Industrial, Mercantile, Building
and Loan Association at meeting held
Thursday night decided to hold another
feir for the colored people next fall. Inc
date Was not fixed. Major j. b. Johnson,
OF the First Battalion of colored infantry.
was made chairman of the committee IN
in charge OF the military arrangements.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-25

Mrs. Z. A. Mitchell died at the residence
of her son-in-law, Mr.. o. Raymond Brown.
at River View. Thursday evening. The
deceased was she widow Of the late II. ID.
Mitchell. for many years engaged IN the
painting business here. and a sister OF the
late Willis Thompson, well-kDown Rich
mond hardware merchant. and was 10 the
7srd wear of her age. Mrs. Mitchelps long
life was one of usefulness and unselfsh-
ness. She was O woman Of lovely char
acter and happy disposition. who labored
TO make others happy. and during the late
war her house was home for Confederate
soldiers. The funegal will take place from
First Baptist church Sunday afternoon at
4 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-25

1t il believed that the young man who
worked" Mr. Tignor for a gun, which
WIS pawned at Abrams's, is the same fel-
low who got the watch from the II. NJ.
Moses Company. He gave MIR. Iignor the
name of +. q. Parker. AT the pawn-shop
and the iewelry store he said he was ii. {.
Parker.
The officers do not believe that this man
10 the same one that did" Jacob Nav x
Son. Stokes y Dunn. and J.. =. Jones. The
officers think they know both parties, one
of whom has left the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-25
failing the Truth.

It's common saying that newspapers lie.
but when an editor writes thing and puts
his name 10 II you may be sure heis telling
The truth. Read this we have never
before said one word in favor OF any patent
raedic,ne advertisement IN our columns.
mt having given Simmons LAYER Regu-
is,or : far trial we DO not hesitate 70 say
that Tor dyspepsia aud general debility II
cannot be excsllsd. "--fyed- N. Chitds, Edo
tor Of ne Nsrs. kentOas v.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-25
WANT MORE MONEY.
o,rv DEPARTMENTS WILL ASK
l1e oT,ycssAsep APPROPRIATIONS
r.,,r committees Appes'-sfees
kA' .o,,.-rhe Crcmatery All
,,~ht-Other Council Notes

council Committee on Finance will
~ 5ey. begin tho work OF making
h,iect OF appropriations Tor the
o. ' .',.- aud VIII cali upon the COM
''.'' evening the various departments
t''' ..t.r estimates Of their needs Tor
J. ..tcud,nt Boiling, Of the Water
..~ort and Mr. Cary, member OF
,..m,itee on Water, will appear DO
=. .t.,on,e Committee shortly aud ask
.o.,l 900. 900 be inserted IN TINS
'" ..-.t.-ia.inn Tor the Water Depart
'' ,,. tor the construction OF audl-
,. nius ma hlnery and Tor the lay
.'' ~. .4 Ifauai 4S-inch Waterman
... N,v reservoir 10 the cltY'
tna finance Committee decline
.tI,. eppeal Messrs. Cary and
.-.t,a.n for an annual additional
....,,n ~ $1,000 tor four years 70
.,.grrai introduction o! water
10 t..s etf.
.lsrfl, ANp LiGnfs.
.c.t~.aw and the Street Com
y,It sLor.iY begin the prepafa-
,r.u.c for the paving, grading,
rms. a streets aud SIDEWALKS 70
....tar. IT'S thought that the
.Iaftm. department Will ask Tor
I..., ,heu that heretofore
'.,.r- q, tre recent Supreme
.... m regard to taxing pro
..,.f1r sidewalk improvements.
.....ft,r on Light will meet next
evening tp formulate IT. plans
and make mp IA statement Of
rfae Finance committee. The
..... ut tbe WAieT-cas pant WI
ra.arM difference IN the funds
f... important wing OF the
....-.
.,,,sr,r,sr cuANcF.
....,...o .,, ,,... c,.v,s nine.
'Y'''~ 49, - yon0vod
TN 'D'. "i' ,,. ,'rNs,,,,
'N .'a' ~! "'a'' 49," os,,,,ais
COW ''1 ii''r l ,aI,'s' ~ 'tnnd.
~, R.i,cf - Tho poor
C.,,,,'1. and Ruild
"li Dio ...,,'', -. -.
prs 'A' i'.',,,''S ~ ,ba,
l.. f NV!A on'o"' p'"''N '' '"''
.. ..,.,,,,,,oo. mill
e. H.f.A-rl hpproprlAlloui, GUY N ~
.. seen Win "A"l reS ''l, -. ! Nv u,
H..''i l',p.' ""'v .. 'o'y o'i ,n my
...- .baTrcs are suppeeted N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-25
81. Andrews Omcers.

At the meeting of the Commandery OF
81. Andrew. No. 10, X. r., last night SIR
John NJ. Taylor. Jr,. was elected warden warden
by the commander: Sir William Ryan
standard bearer Sir William ;: Wortnaui'
sword-besrer; SIR Charles A. Nesoi..,
warder. Sir X. Fuller Patterson. captain
of guard Sir II. Theodore Ellyson. thlrd
guard; Sir W. I. Reed. second guard Dir
III. Vi. BoYkin. first guard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-25
ooao.r Rex Had Gotten the Place,

The Committee on Health was Just little
too slow in asking for the appointment or
Officer Marion sutton, of the police force;
as sanitary officer for the Fourth District or
the city, as the Chief of Police had already
desenated Policeman Rex for the place
and the latter has duly qualified.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-25
Concert at the Institute.

Tho concert given by the yoong ladies OF
the Richmond Female Institute last night
swdience. Many elderly ladies' and gem
sismen were present. and the Medical Col
iece and Richmond College were repre-
sented by large contingents OF stu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-25
xt.,. Too,sa,a Machinery

The Richmond Locomotive and Ma
chine-Works will soon spend $1,000 III
new tools and machinery for the further
equipment Of the plant for locomotive
building. This IS male necessary by
reason OF the rapid growth of this depart
rnent OF their business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-25
SUICIDE OF YOUNG JACKSON.
Complaint Against Edison.

TRENTON, \. j.. February A.-The Volta
Graphcphone Company. of Alexandria.
Va. and the American GraphOphone Com
pany. of West Virginia, have filed bill of
complaint in the Federal Court against the
Edison Photograph Company, of Orange.
for alleged infringement of patent on their
talking machines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-25
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prices or Money. bonds. Stocks Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. A.. and the
Weather Indications
(By Telegraph 10 the pispa,ca. !

r wAsHrsGT0S, February 24.-Forecast
i riIp ifor twenty-four hours--from midnight
I'M" to midnieht--for Virginia: Generally
NJfair weather; westerly winds; eighty
warmer In Northern Virginia.
For North Carolina: Fair weather. southerly
to westerly winds slight change In tempera-
ture.
Weather condition: The barometer continues
high on tho nortL Pacific coast and over the CEN
trail plateau region, where II IL falling. The
pressure has increased IN ell other districts. ex-
cept In the Southwest. where the barometer n
slightly lower. Light local SHOWS have prevailed
10 the Lake regions, New Eeglaud. and the
Northwest. ClouGiness has Increased Ia the
central valleys, and there arc indications that a
disturbance il forming In the region north OF
Montana, and that a second depression will de-
yelop IN the Lower Mississippi Valley. IL Is
colder In the Northwest, the temperature having
fallen 20 degrees ia Northern Minnesota The
weather conditions east OF the Mississippi and
In the Southwest are unsettled.
Fair weather will prevail on the Atlantic coast
from Southern New England 10 Florida. Local
rains are indicated for the Gulf states, and
they may extend enthusiastically TO the Ohio
Valley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-25
-1a Camps WEEKLY MEETING.
.t.l. oi Respect aud Picture Of
General BeAurocard.

General Beaurecard.
A au unusually large attendance
.u- uI Ice Camp last night.
'...- aa. received from Mrs. William
.f Boston. Mass, thanking Lee
rf.. honor paid 20 the memory OF
husband. Lieutenant William t..
I.,tou police. She also sent
t., Boston Post containing the
passed by the camp, copied
I.,. 40 q of last Saturday.
t- for membership were re-
t..I ..u -ry,ial prominent citizens.
t... ul- received from Hon. John
.... 4. Colonel John Murphy en-
check from Senator James J..
N-u.spm. for SOS for the
H.ue Senator George promises
u.s''0us to the home.
..r. f Colonel Archer II was or
committee BE- appointed 70
suitable resolutions IA regard to
General II. G.. 4. Beauregard.
..r Pollard stated that he Wouid
committee during the coming
H.. r.rcl that picture Of General
.e purchased and placed IN
g. \. NOrthen. Of George L.
..nr stated that Pickett Camp
.a concert ON March 9th 70 raise
'Dct "a ilckctt cottage at The Sol
.. .tl asked The ASST, lance Of
Ilr b,ly voted to aid Pickett
...-y way ia their power.
.l,. o. assist Mrs. n. '. Ran
4 f.e ladies Of the Tennessee
,le bazaar reported that u
.c rapid progress IN It's work
saeI in getting some dona-
.a. .,r kcan. Of Louisa Camp, who
...t. 'uaIc very pleasant address
'ta, bi, organization was IN "a
.- condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-25

Is cowardice fearY This is question
which some great Virgnians will answer
in to-morrow's i2.page DISPATCH. All who
have been under battle fire will find II
brimful Of interest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-25

"yEsA SAID TIL ALL WERE SOLD FOR
wv this 1928 Suit and Oyercoat
sale.-They're all OF the $40 and sl2
lineA---To-day will clean them out
There are not 200 apiece-suits aud oyercoats-
left TO begin the day with.
Promptness means possession this time.-----
SINGLE or DoUBLE-BREAsTRDsA SACK SUITS.
THREE or FoUR-BUTTON CUTAwAY
FRoCKs.--There are oyERCoATs in
almost any style.----The size Is the only draw
back you'll have.---suppose you don't need
either Suit or 40 oyercoat this winter.----
You certainly can Afford to put away one or
both until next year-at this saung.---You
can but we caut.--That's why we're giving
away 70 much OF the actual worth price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-25
A chuh I,aaiy nurned.

A colored chiid was horribly burned at
its home, 307 west Duyal street, yesterday.
The ambulance was summoned and the IN
iurles OF the youthful sufferer treated. IL
was not thought that the child could live
through tho night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-25

1t NAV save Won great deal Of trouble
| IN cooking. Try II. We refer to the Gail
! Borden Eagle Brand Condensed Milk. re-
| garded 10y most houSekeepers as absolutely
| essential in culinary uses and unsurpassed
in coffee. All grocers and druggists sell the
! EAGLE Brand
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-25

Even newspaper make ridiculous
mistakes sometimes. The ldler's letter in
to-morrow's DISPATCH will tell of an occur
renee Of this kind and give a good deal Of
other readable gossip
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-25

Are you fond of fishing? The season is
nearly here and the disciples of lsaak
Walton are getting their tackle in shape.
To-morrow's DISPATCH will contain an
article of great interest Oh this line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-25

Both the method and results wheA
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, clespses the sys-
tenn enectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known. =
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Doc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes viSa,;,t TO- try it. Do moi accept any
CALIFORNIA FYc SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. cAL.
LOUISVILLE. ~. NEW YORK. NY
ia 1-Tu. Tbtw)satopfocrI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-25
REDWINE CAPTURED
HE Is BETRAYED BY A DAUGHTER
OF HIS itARBoRER.
He Says lie HASN'T Taken Any Money
Young Jackson Had Also Looked
Upon the Wine When Red.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch. J

ATLANTA, Ga. February 24.-Lewis Red
wine, the defaulting assistant cashier Oh
the Gate-City National Bank. was appre-
hended to-day at the house OF man
named Oaks on Rockwell street. IN the
suburbs of the city. He had been De-
trayed TO the police by the daughter OF
Oaks. The arrest Of Redwine has added
fuel to the fires Of excitement. Nothing
has ever developed about the affairs OF tae
bank, for Redwine will say nothing.
SAYS HE TOOK 40 MONEY.
He will not tell how he affected his mys-
terious disappearance, but does say he mas
not been away from the city at any time.
He denies absolutely having taken any
money away with him and laughs at the
idea Of his being defaulter in any
large SUM. He SAYS if anything Ike
$4,000 has disappeared somebody else
got II. He. with two other men.
went 10 Oaks's house last night about
midnight. They knew they could rent
rooms there. Somebody about the place
recognized Redwine, and this morning
the daughter gave policeman UP as 10
his presence there. Policeman Wimblsh
watched his chance, opened the door OF
the room quickly. jumped In. and covered
Redwne with a pistol. The young man
submitted quietly to arrest. lie was I'M
armed and only few dollars were
found on his person. At police
headquarters bank officials and Legal
representatives of the deposltors
endeavored to extract q confession
from Redwine. but he would not talk. he
simply reiterated his statement that ne
took no money. Public sentiment pretty
generally tends to this belief, though no.
body attempts to explain where the money
went. Bank Examiner Campbell is IN
charge. but is not able yet to say ANYTHING
moro than that the deposltors Will get
their money.
SUICIDE OF YOUNG JACKSON.
The suicide Of Tom Cobb jackson IS by
many who talk about it taken to indicate
that he (Jackson) was in some way impli-
| Gated in the Redwine affair. There seems
to be no ground for this supposition be-
! yOnd the warm friendship existing be-
tween the two men. they belonged to the
same social set aud were close friends.
Jackson Il Jackson we're attorneys
| for the bank. 1t is sad that Red
VINE had permitted young Jackson
To overGraw his account heavily ana
that while he was in no way involved IN
the deialcation, 1t is probable that JACK,
sons act was que To the fact that his nina
became unt alanced through broOdlng over
his friends troubles. He had been drink
ing considerably II is said, which was the
real reason for the deed. Jackson Will be
buried tomorrow al Athens.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-25
NEW YORK STOCK MAhkeT.

NEW YORK. February ga decidedly bear
ish sentiment existed in all stocks this morning,
but later there developed a material change i'll
this respect. and while little resistance was
given to the decline In the leading weak stocks,
the market as a whole again showed dispo-
sition to break away from the influence OF these
stocks, az their movements we're the result OF
special causes and yet justified by the general
situation. TIE outgo Of gold for Tomorrow was
reduced 10 more nominal cum. and money was
decidedly easter than for some timo before the
holiday. While little attention WAS paid 10
these influences they evidently bad their full
effect, and a weak, fevorish, and unsettled
speculation was changed into strong one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-25
THE TRIP TO WASHINGTON.
General Lee Projecting HIS Pisns-Rates
for Horses-Poiitical Chat

General Lee was still in the city yester-
! day. but will probably leave for Lexing-
ton this morning. He Is using his utmost
ondeavOrs To make good showing for
Virginia in the inaugural parade, although
he ~ working under many difficulties.
the General Is IN receipt of a letter from
Colonel G. O'B. CowardIn, member of
his staff, who is in Washington. The let
| ter states that horses cannot be hired for
the 4th of March for less than 500 per day,
and so the members of the staff have de-
cldcd 20 take their own steeds Or. Brock
has charge Of the transportation and will
make all the arrangements. The charge
! for carving horses TO Washington and
/ back will be $3.50 per mead IN carload
/ lots. There will probably be three cars OF
| them from Richmond,
soME WHO WILL 90.
| Mr. George b. McAdams and Captain
/ Frank ". Chamberayne have been ~
vited 10 serve on General Lees stan IN adj
| dltion to those gentlemen whose names
were published yesterday. The General
will also have several OF his trends from
! other sections of the State with him.
| Governor Mckinney and his staff, the
| stan Of the third DIVISION, the members OF
! the Stuart Horse Guard and Ashby lhght-
Horse (who will act a. General Lees es-
| cort, the Thurman Club. the colOred
military, aud a large number OF private
citizens will leave for Washington r,d the
| Chesapeake and OHIO railway on FRIDAY
nIcht, March 80, at 1880 o'clock.
The troopers Of enc Ashby Lighthouse
and the Stuart Horse Guard have not yet
! decided whether they VIII parade together
as one company or otherwise. meeting
| 10 consider .his question Will be held at
the armory Of the latter organization Mon
day night.
OPPOSED TO COMBINATIONS.
General Lee was asked Yesterday by a
representative Of the DIspATcH IT he
would answer Just one political ques-
ton" and ~ he replied with n hearty
"blaze away the reporter put tins query
| - bin.
DO Won know of fty combination IN
reference 10 the next senatOrship! Some
time ago our Washington correspondent
and some Of the other papers referred 10
| the fact that such thing was beng talked
or
Il do not, emphatically responded the
! ex-Govonor. "(ertMny nothing OF the
| sort has ever been said 10 me. or 50 far as
| know. 10 any of my friends. But speak
, ing of combinations. ] have heard that
some were being attompted-tfat an at
tempt Il being made IN reference 70 the
| election OF Judges Of the Court OF Appeals.
hope such reports are not true. IL should
be our duty to keep the courts out OF no
/ ltlcal combinations, whatever else may be
! done. am quite certain that IL any tnihe
of that sort Is undertaken the people VIII
put dynamite under all such cOmbina
| tons and at the proper time blow them
into fragments.
Lot lot nan hoo 10 he