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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
GOSSIP AMONG THE SOLDIERS
Arranging for the Davis Parade-Going to
the Fair->ent Him Flowers.

The Military Committee appointed TO
arrange the details Tor the parade incident
TO the relntorment OF President Davis IN
this city held a meeting AT the ArmOrv last
night. Those present were General An
derson. Coloaels Jones and WIckham. aud
Majors Simons and Evans. Much routine
business was transacted by tho officers.
The First Regiment Of Infantry will at
tend the Worlds FAIR II they can arrange
a suitable rate for transportation with the
railroad companies.
The Walker Light Guard. rs has been
Their custom yearly. will take part IN the
exercises Of the Hebrew Memorial AssocIa-
ton Wednesday.
As the trip 10 Chicago will be quite an
expensive one the First Battalion OF Artll-
lery will hardly visit the Windy City "
during the exposition, and the officers Of
the organization are now discussing the
ACCESSIBILITY of having an encampment
somo time. during the summer Most Of
the batteries appear TO be heartily III favor
OF the scheme. The cannoneers will
doubtless go TO some place on the sea-
shore. and they are now considering the
comparative merits of Ocean View, Cedar
Point, and Nays Neck.
The non commissioned officers recently
appointed on the staff of Major Simons are
as follows: Serge ant Major Denoon, Ord
nance-Sergeant +. S. kellam. Quarter
master-Sergeant Leroy Grant. and Com
mIssarv-Sergeant Boykin.
The Richmond Light Infantry Blues on
Friday sent Private John K. Wibon. a
popular member of the company who has
been Ill for several weeks. an exquisite
box OF flowers. During the sickness OF
Private Wilbon his comrades have been
untiring IN their manifestations of kindly
interest and sympathy, and their atten-
tons have afforded johnny" the utmost
pleasure despite his sufenngs. The gal
liant musketeer who showed his devotion
TO the company by answering the centen-
NAL rou-cal from his window Wednesday,
has now greatly improved. and Yesterday
he was able TO leave his bed for few min
utes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
OPPOSITION IN THE COUNTY.
Chairman Mitchell Thinks the Negroes
VIII Make Nominations

The following address fully explains
itself and sounds note of warning that
should DO needed b. the county Demo-
cracy;
To The Democrats Of Henrtco County aid
Especially Those VINO Voted IN the Last Pf'-
mary:
We are reliably informed that the Re-
publican party, aided by some treachery,
propose In certain districts TO oppose the
regular nominees of our recent primary
supervisors. constables, etc. and what
over NAV have been our difference then.
we have now only one duty TO perform
and that Is 10 exert every energy and
influence on the 25th OF May 10
see that every primary voter Ia
brought to the polls TO aid IN
rebuking every bolter who desires to dis
rupt the party who has 10 such short
whilo improved every condition OF the
county. Every man must organize him.
self into sentinel and watch and work
for the success of every nominee, great
and small. who submitted their claims and
who were selected. and to trown upon
every dishonorabie renegade who tries TO
destroy the fabric of an honest. clean ad-
j. {. MITCHELL,
Chairman Henrico Democratic Committed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
FIrs-Departmrnt Notes.

Since the large Allen 4 Ginter blaze Of
January 18th fires have been scarce. but
work of all kinds in the department has
been vigorously pashed. No. steamer
has had an overhauling and been supplied
with new steam cylinders. No. has also
been repaired and repainted and looks
like a new machine. A beautiful wagon Is
now rapidly nearing completion tor No. =
engine company.
Repairs and improvements are being
added daily TO the engine houses, and III a
few days the Chief will order the men into
spring uniforms.
The Board of Commissioners will en-
deayor as soon as possible TO place IN SER
vice here one of the chemical engines
which have proved SO useful for small fires
in other cities.
The busiest crowd. however. is IN the
fre-alarm department. Poles, wires, and
alarm boxes are beng placed in every di-
rection, and orders are constantly coming
in from citizens for the valuable Ere alarm
box. Tho Hasker and Marcuse Company,
Ksaawha Warehouse. and other concerns
have recently ordered signal-boxes. There
will soon be l24 In use-an increase OF III
in five years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
Probably Came from Newport News

The police are now certain that Fannie
Owens, the girl whom Officer Hall re-
Gently discovered in an East-End board
ing-house, Is not the missing Rebecca
Clements who disappeared from her home.
in Amherst. some time ago. 1t was while
searching for the latter that Mr.. Hall came
across Fannie. who told him that Roa-
noke was her home. Inquiry developed
the fact that she did not reside there.
A few days ago Officer Hall received let
ter from X. II. Owens, OF Newport News.
stating that his daughter Fannie had left
her home some weeks ago to come to
Richmond. Mr.. Owens further said that
he knew the man. O. w. Malone. whom
Fannie claimed as her halt-brother. HIS
references 10 Malone in the communica-
ton were by no means complimentary.
Upon receipt of this communication
Officer Hall wrote back to Mr.. Owens
giving description OF Fannie. and adj
yising him to come to Richmond TO look
after her. No response TO this letter has
es yet been received.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
Mates from Barton Ueights.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Lamb left yesterday
for the North.
Mr.. ]. A. Stacy's family have removed
to this village.
MIR. w. r. Coles, who has been visiting
Mrs. W. L. Cosby. has returned to her
homo.
The ladies of the Baptist church met
Wednesday and decided to give very at
tractive entertainment IN the church next
Friday, May 10Th.
MIR. w. o. Shelpurne is back from trip
to West Virginia and Mr. NJ. c. Mann has
returned from IA trip of several weeks.
Major j. w. Rawley is travelling In South
west Virginia.
Mr.. w. K. Miller has returned from o
two weeks visit to Memphis.
Mr.. John X. Livesav has returned from an
extended business trip South.
The ladies OF the Methodist church made
S225 at the fair held by them last week for
the benefit OF their church.
The ladies of st. Marks church, Rich
mond, presented beautiful silver CON-
munion service to the Barton-Helghts
Episcopal church last week.
Miss Josephine Sizer and Miss Eva Muir
dock, Of King William. aud Miss Marion
Ryland, of Richmond. are visiting the la
dies of MIR. Josiah Ryland's family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
THE NEW MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Charter to BE Secured This Week-The
Officers md Corporntors

Application will be made TO the City
Circuit Court early this week for q charter
for the new medical college 10 be organ
lied here. The corporate title of the IN
stltutlon will be The College Of PhysI-
cians and Surgeons. Richmond, Virginia
The capital stock will be not less than
$50, 900 nor more than $300,000. divided
INTO shares of S2J each. and the
purposes of the college will be to
teach the science OF medicine and
surgery in oil of Its branches; to
establish hospital. teach dentistry and
pharmacy, and to erect. maintain, and
operate suitable buildings. Offices, and
other structures for tho convenient con-
duet of the college. The officers will be
DR.. Hunter Mcclure. president. and Dr..
Joseph A. White. secretary aud treasurer.
and among tho corporators will be these
and MAJOR Lewis Gintor. Messrs. James b.
Pace, Edgar d. Taylor. Z. II. Mayo. Col
onel C. OBJ. Cowardin, Rev. DR.. II. -.
Hoge. Messrs. stephen Putney, Joseph
Bryan, Is. b. Muntord. Charles Watkins,
Professor Edmund Harrison, and Others.
The directory has not yet been decided
upon, nor have all the chairs III the Insti-
tuition been filled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
A Church-HiIl HirthlaY Party.

A delightful birthday party was gwen on
Twentieth street FRIDAY night IN honor Of
Misses Lille and Minnie WaddllI, ana
quite a number of guests partook of the
Inequalities of the occasion. Dancing was
INDUCED in until late hour and the eve
ming was very enjoyably spent. Those
present were Misses Annie Wells. jamie
Bracket. Ruth Cheatom, Oracle Phaupe,
Oracle Wade. Minnie Wade, Lille Chris
tian. Bessie Christian. Hitchcock. Sue
Nance, Query. Millie Binns, Susie Apper.
son. Alice Burruss. Rena Waddill Manda
Waddill. Alma Turner, Mrs. Burruss. Mrs.
Snead, Mrs. Gregory. Mrs. WaddIll. and
Messrs. Bob McCurdy, Eddie Southered.
SAINT, Smithe. Hancock. Powell. Kidd,
Henly. Walker, Beades. Rowe, Oliver,
Charles Chicky. and Willie Ellerson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
yXrATER.GROUND MEAL t'@

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
,cn.esor, Anthony anfl.h. Thomas
MONROE WARD.

MONROE WARD.
First Precinct vice-Prcsidcnt. DR.: D.
w. Moseicy: Executive Committee. W. Z.
Knowles; Precinct Committee-Harry IL.
Wilkins, Thomas Dolan. A. u. Briggs,
Richard Cook, and 9. Q. Bridges.
Second Precinct; Vice-frcsident. III az
Jud. b. Wood; Executive Committee, W.
Fred. Peasants: Precinct Committee
Frank II. Mcclure, DIR. Ben. Harrison. =.
4. Cump. John Hunter. JF., aud W. ..
Workman.
Third Precinct: vice-Prcsident, Joseph
l.. Levy; Executive Committee, fritZ S,t-
terding; Precinct Committoc-W. ., Nc
DowelI. John NJ. Hulcher: George >. Dean,
Luc,en Lowry. and Ira Glszeor9ok.
Brown. Jr.: Executive COMMITTEES. Marx
Gunst; Precinct Coinmlttee-Isadore Low
cnstein, ID. Ii. Pyle. T.. w. Sydnor, Charles
r. Straus, William A. Graves. and A.
Fifth Precinct. vice-Presidcnt. II. G.
Jones; Executive Committee, r. +.
Glover; Precinct Committee George Glib
son. Jr.. W. j. Epps. John Jackson, James
Haley, and Samuel II. Fulliam.
CLAY WARD.
First Precinct: Vice President, r. Fl.
Boy kin; Executive Committee, NJ. s, VAL
entine. DR.; Precinct Committeo-Jamcs
If. Capers. VI. l.. Glazcbrook. Hay t.
Thornton. John s. Trower. and Samuel
REGISTER.
Second Precinct: vice-Pr esident, W. s.
Gum Executive Committee. X. +. Davis;
Precinct Comm:ttee-C. W. Tanner, Hugh
Davis. B. +. Shepperson, William Anthony,
and William J. King.
Third Precinct: Vice-President. James
n. Boyd: Executive Committee, George
w. Minter: Precinct Committee Phil.
Hellstern, John +. Anderson. j. L. Wing
field. William Butler. and Charles Gunst.
Fourth Precinct: Vice-Presldent. Phil.
Soey Executive Committee. Q. ]. Philips;
Precinct Committee-H. l.. Carter, II.
Calder, Eugene Walton. John Pettus, and
Edward +. Bernard.
Fifth Precinct, Vice President, James
V. Ramos; Executive Committee. James
McEvoy; Precinct COMMUNICATIONS
Brown, J. II. Dickinson. Jr.. @. W. Saun-
ders. +. A. French, and John Amrheln.
JACKSON WARD.
First Precinct Vice-President. Fred. r.
Ieibeiger; Executive Committee, Henry
j. Heeke: Precinct Committee-Ricbar
Neville, Charles K. Noble, j. W. Schaaf,
J. +. Wolf, and l.. II. Finke.
Second Precinct: Vice-President, John
McEnany; Executive Committee, Michael
Doherty PrecIDot COMMUNICATION ID.
Hagan, VI. j. Saith. Edward Doherty. ia
cob Poe. and II. Nichols.
Third Precinct: Vice-President, Captain
O. Gasser: Executive Committee. Charles
Phillips; Precinct Committee--James X.
Sheppard. Walter Blackburn, Michael Du-
gan, William A. Beckman. and Z. a. kumh-
lem.
Fourth Precinct Vice President,
Thomas Cox; Executive Committee. i.
Ulman; Precinct CommIttee-W. +. Epps,
L. j. Hogan. ID. J. O'Neil, William Bald
win, and Charles Hill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
Colonel Cary's Address.

The Norfolk Landmark, referring to Col
onei John b. Carv's address ons the occa-
sion OF the nnveiing of the James Barron
Hope monument, says:
Colonel Cary's address. when seen in
cold type. docs not do him justice. IL IS
impossible to hear tue eloquence, the feel
ing. the earnestness with which this lanor
OF love was performed. TIE manuscript
from which ne spoke was prepared in O
hurry and his interpreted remarks. impoa-
sible 10 be obtained, were like the others,
rich III thought and beautiful IN express
SION.
He was closely l,stsned IT,. and his
burning eloquence swayed all those who
heard as with one accord. When he had
concluded the ceremonies were at an end
and the assomblago took themselves home
ward. leaving beh,nd lifelong token of
the esteem in which Captain James Barron
Hope was held by friends"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14

A s5a from tho NJ. A. Hardy Instalment
Companv' was discharged, as the case was
one Tor civil and not criminal action ct ....
a. w. Amiss was assessed y2.oo ana costs
for being drunk and dlsorderly on Gam.
tle's.HilI Park. He was arrestcG on inc
marx on Friday night by Keeper Turner.
Fred Ellis, . one-leeRed pencil peddler,
was up as q suspicious, character. ne
proved to be oil right. and the case against
him was dismissed. when atIes sa he
asked the officer where no cou.u h hna ,n -
fn,n,ed he Intercepted the policeman as
80 ,ae Location of the faro-banks in the
city, eli WV The response was that there were
several here, but that the accused would
have to be a member Of ono OF them IN or
der TO gain admission.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
Bazaar Ladies Meet.

The meeting of the ladies interested In
tho Memorial Bazaar which was appoint
ed for Monday has been postponed until
Thursday at noon in order 70 enable the
full settlement OF all the standing ac-
counts. Mrs. Liehtfoot. the treasurer.
will be at home. No. COZ north Tenth
street. every morning before this date un-
til - NJ, and urges that all tho ladies IN
terosted in the finances of the far will re-
port to her as speedily as possible.
The ladies OF the Louisiana table wish
to thank Messrs. Benjamin Brokenbo-
rough. w. Nj. MYERS, j. Il. Poindcxter, A.
J.. Richardson, w. I. Boiling. q. +. Sharp.
j. Ii. Pollard. W. Ii. Mason. and Il. z.
Page. of the Howitzers, who SO kindly as
sisted in the presentation of "Eyapse-
line" on Thursday last.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
Hardly Got Anything.

The police have not yet been able 10
ascertain whether anything was stolen
from the house of Mrs. NJ. NJ. Dodameai.
corner Fourth and Clay streets. which was
entered by unknown persons Thursday
night and thrown into a state OF coufu-
sion. Captain Angle immediately upon
graphed to Mrs. Dodamead's son A. j.
Dodamead. Esq. at High Point, n. C.. -
know where his mother was. He replied
that he would come TO Richmond ht once
and he and his mother arrived here last
night. They are at the American Hotel,
and Mr. Dodamead viii probably 20
through tho house to-day.
The police DO not think that anythip :
has been stolen. AS several hundred dol
lars worth of silver and jewelry were
found on the floors, they are rather OF the
opinion that the trespassers were small
hOVs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14

sister lodges and responded with. telling
speech hes. music, &C.. for tho good OF the
order. DR.. w. L. WriQht's temperance
sermon at Leigh. Street Baptist church last
Sunday night was referred TO by several
speakers in words which showed the high
Appreciation Of the Good Templars for the
fearless manner in which this eloquent
divine discussed the subject so dear to
every truo Templar. Other ministers ana
nastors OF Union and Church Hills have
Expressed their willingness to preach tenn
perance sermons by request of the lodges.
and on such occasions the churches are
usually filled to overhowing, many persons
being unable to procure seats at DR..
Wright's church Sunday nigi1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
DO Nor pe DeecixeI.

Porsons with weak lungs-thosc who ara
constantly catching cold-should wear an
AIlcock's Porous Plaster over the chest
and another between the shoulder. blades
during cold weather. Remember, they
always strengthen and nsver weaken the
part to which they are applied. Do not
be deceived By imagining any othor plaster
like them--thcy Gre uot---rnay look II. but
looks deceive. Insist always on having
Allcock's, the only reliable plaster ever
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
Tho yshfcIea CoiIIded,

A runaway horse attached to q cart OF
Messrs. Berry & McClay collided with a
buggy driven By Mr.. W. W. Tribbstt Fri
day evening and caused considerable dam
sge. Mr.. Iribbett was thrown out the ve-
hicie and bis buggy was demolished. while
his horse was badly injured by one Of the
shafts of the cart. Fortunately Mr.. Trlb-
bett escaped unhurt. A mule bitchcd to
another cart % Messrs. Berry & McClay
also ran away shortly after the horse took
fright. but was captured after it had gone
N aborf d,s.aupo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
TO ENFORCE SUNDAY LAWS.
The Mayor Brings This Matter to the At
tention OF the Police.

Major John Poe, Jr. the Chief Of Police,
IS IN receipt OF the follow 9 letter from
Mayor Ellyson and has acted IN accord
ance with the instructions contained there
IN:
II have had several communications re-
Gently concerning the violation of our
Sunday laws. / beg leave to call your at
tentIon TO this matter and 10 request that
YOU will take such steps and issue such or
ders as may be Necessary 10 insure the
strict observance OF oil laws which forbid
the transaction of business on Sunday.
You will please call the especial attention
of the captains of the districts TO this or
derp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
Uebrew sIemorin,-D,y. 0

The ladies of the Hebrew Memorial AS
programme FOX their patriotic celebration
Wednesday afternoon. The Walker Light
Guard will attend under command Of Cap
tain Frank Cunningham. Rabbi +. n. Ca.
lisch Will offer prayer, aud Rev. DR.. w. V.
Tudor will deliver the Grafton. Contribu-
tlous of flowers will be gratefully received
at Mrs. Charles Strauses. $50 Park avenue.
and at Miss X. q. Lcyy's. 800 east Grnce
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
Our n.nk. Ar. AZ, Right.

The head of one q thoiatgcst enterprises
in this city received q Telegram yesterday
morning from Wilson. N. G.. saving that IL
was rumored there that .sone CT the Rich
mond banks were weak and jnqulring If
this was true.
The following reply. which will TO
vouched tor by every bank president in
Richmond. was promptly sent:
"Rumor without slightest foundation.
All banks here are stone walls"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
Contractor. Com. 20 R,nu.

Messrs. Thomas Barry and Harry Smith,
two well-known contractors OF this city,
bad GA alteration in a Main-street restau-
rant yesterday afternoon and several blows
were exchanged Mr.. Barry was arrested
shortly after the affair occurred, and last
night MIR. Smith surrendered himself at
the Third Poliee-Station. Both gentlemen
were bailed for their appearance ct the
Police Court tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14

The following suits were instituted in
the City Circuit Court Yesterday
A. 4, Massmnn Brothers 4 Co. against
7. w. Honnihan for S272.Sl.
John Silva against the Virginia State lu-
surancs Company for $500.
Mechanics National Bank Of Baltimore
against Louis Rich Tor o6otlk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14

Israel Lewis (colored) was sent on to tho
grand jury OF the Hastings Court by the
Police Justice yesterday morning on tho
charge Of fcioniously stealing lot OF
clothing from w. b. Gay, OF the firm OF
Gay h Lorraine.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
From fhaCanitol

W. C. r. Strong, Sheriff of Scott county.
and j. Il. Blanks Commissions: OF the
Revenue fer Petersburg. visited the Capitol
yesterday.
Tho Board OF Public Works will on
Monday commence the inspection OF rail.
road properties leading into Norfolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14

The Rev. Thomas Dixon. Jr.. the noted
Baptist preacher of New York citv. whose
recent lectures here were 80 much talked
of, will lecture here again May 18th at the
Academy of Music on The Almighty
Dollar" This is Mr.. Dixon's finest lecture.
and raro treat is IN store tor those who
may be SO fortunate az TO hear him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
0arld,a Calum han Hxusaition

will DO Of valus TO tho world by illus
tsating the improvements in the mechsni-
can srtA and eminent physicians will tell
you that the prog,ses 10 medicinal agents
acknowledging LAXATIVE that Syrup oz Fig
Y o. u s1sanee q Sll ethssA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
WAS HE FROM RICHMOND
Body Found Near keystone Supposed to
BE That of j. d. Anderson.

The young white man whose dead body
was on last Wednesday morning found
upon the banks of tho Bluestone river
near keystone, Va. and who is believed
to have been murdered and thrown into
the stream while IL was so swollen BY the
recert heavy rains, is thought by some TO
have been Mr.. j. NJ. Anderson, OF Rich
mond.
The CORPSE referred to was so decom-
posed and disfgured. as to make ldentih-
cation impossible and there were no let
tiers or papers in the clothing OF the de-
ceased. On the little appendags TO mis-
shirt-bosom were the letters u. NJ. A"
aud this is oil that has as yet come TO light
TO cause Mr. Anderson's friends and rela-
tives here to fear that he is the one who
came to his end IN this mysterious man
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14

4 plugs Sun-Cured I0b1''0. b.
bs-I Family Flour ;t.t'.
High-graGe Faleu. flll. i.'y'
Very ineFloGr, BE- prf -a.A
Best Family Flour. "--. 'i '..A'
3 dozen Cut Herdpgs. tf-
2 cans Peaches, 3-pOln4 .1''.
8 ,ans Apples in SyrIi, 3 3
s pounds Boneless l.ln-1, -
Smoked Bloatcr lmper,ei B.. -.---'
Pure Lard. "c.
California Hams, DC
Mocha and Java tcree, = -
. dozen North Carolina Il a 1-ii's
4 cans Lynnbayel Ogsisr'. 1'-
Nice Country Butter Ful.-, go
Good Butter. zoe.
3 pounds Drled Pea-nfs. COY
3 pounds Imported Hern.
Fine Timothy Hay per bale, -
z pOuncs Gloss ; arch, go.
pounds French Candy ....-t.ts
Eiyhteeutr4li il1 Sol .
Phone DOT, ulA --'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
LEFT HIS DRoTHrR's STORE.

Young Anderson was only about IS years
old, and he came hero but seven months
ago and took place in the store OF D: W.
Anderson & Co.. plumbers and stove deal
ers, on Main street between Eighth and
Ninth. the senior partner of the firm be:
ING his brother. Prior to this time he had
been at work in Baltimore. He be-
came dissatisfied here and left suddenly
April nth. and since that time he has not
been heard from. To somo OF his friends
he stated that be was going West. while
he remarked to others that he intended to
ION the United States army.
AS soon as MIR. ). w. Anderson read IN
the DISPATCH of the recovery OF the body
he wrote q letter 10 Bluestone, Va. but 1T
was returned to him with the statement
that there was no sucn post-office in this
State. young Anderson has a married SIS
ter and several great-uncies residing In the
vicinity. of Salem. lie IS son OF Rev.
james NJ. Anderson, OF Pungoteague cir
cult.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
TIL. n.rt,horn Commencement.

This is commencement week ut Harris
horn Memorial College, which IL devoted
10 the education OF colored girls. The
Rrlduatin: exercises will be held Wednes-
day night, and the annual ASSOCIATION will
celebrate its fourth anniversary Thursday
eVQprnn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
CUNNER BOARDFE5 WANIlI

- A nice country h)na iol- 'ti
from Charlottesville, "a. f.s.r
tables, milk, and i-e. .csi-' --i
hire. scenery LealiflL ....r.r
ar-.. t-
my 2-2W hl5. -.f.-. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
AIee,iur Of J.sY.rsos Lodr,.

Jefferson Lodge OF Good Templars held
. VERY pleasant session Last ThuFsdsy eve
nink YtAtsss were pssseut hen various