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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
Niearasua's Troub,es Being Adjusted.

WASHINGTON, June I.--Secreinry Gresham re-
oclNeb cable message from Minister Bako. to-
Jay confirming tho previous unofficial reports
tth' tAc troubi@R IN Nicaragua are In n fair way
q settlement on "A peaceful basis Tue Mints-
yer Telegram, which was received late last
night says that q peace commission l. now IN
session al Sahana City, lying IN neutral terrific
y octwecn N@nagre and Granada. composed Of
thfoo distinguished leaders OF the revolutionary
party and throo prominent onlcerr OF the gov
ornment. with United StatOs Minister Baker az
president lie was selected for that ONCE by
representatives. OF both parties, IN special recOg-
nuion OF The prime tntcrest Of the United States
IN maintaining peace iu that country.
TEE NEW GOVERNMENT "G9Es."
WASHINGTON. Juno IA dispatch was re-
ccived " the state Department this Afternoon
IRON Minis.or Baker, dated Messaya. June ls;
stating that peace IS res Ored IN Nicaragua, and
The ner government goos into operation to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
T-E NAVAL RESERVE.
hs in'.uraged by Jnole sam-A sioni.
taf Tor Notth Carolina.

cIAla 80 tao isOatcn.l
l... u. g., Jane The Navy De
ruiuei 20 DO AL in it, power for
EFT of to naval militia in tho
-t. .la' have shown sufficient inte-
flr,aut trauch OF the defensive
itn necessary lpws 10 warrant
Icteral niI. To-day al order
H.rrc-riug the old monitor Nan.
lFsl militia 81 North Carolina.
veteran ~ the war ana was
" rrr 40 tho bOmtardmeni Of TIE
..rl--s- Tho machinery Is 20 good
. tl. ~ have beer recently test
" monitor can Ia a Tow DAYS
good condition as she
'.e' tu service. She Is now
i0rk iHvy-yGrd, and as soon as
.. hrr made she will be sent 20 VIII
nrfrY at some one Of the new
.... tari-t1un1 ana will Do turned
'.ff- Caroline State authorities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
Treasury Cold Holding.


WASHINGTON, June Tho total net gold In
the Treasury Is about So, 100000, but the
showing on tho books h greater aud the amount
stated IN tue debt statement viii be greater, as
the exports OF gold made the early part 81 the
week have not yet boon taken up III cash.
This leaves the sc-cailod gold reserve Invaded 20
u" extent Of sS.OO0,OOO. Indications point 10
further shipments OF gold FRIDAY and saturday
u ihia Nlnr-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02

NEW YORK, Juno 2-Is) 4. MA Ere occurred
this morning on the premises occupied by j. y.
a D. Il. C0rnclfs Iron Works. lO"1tel on Eley-
cufh avenue between Iwcniy-eiXth and twenty
seventh streets. The main part Of tho area -
covered by ono corrugated-tron building devoted
ground. Several big bonded warehouses ana
other buildngE are threatened. The origin OF
the nre IL unklowD. TIE damage 80 far is esti-
mated et 100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
Trial ofthe sfachias,

p. ") telegraph 20 m. Dispatch.l
c.a..,N,..f0N June The trial OF the new
63,.' p a Las viii take place IN Long Island
L-,.-. tn We on Instant The tugs Fortune,
49,. ti nina hsYs been ordered 20 report
y u. 200 "a The 9TH 20 take their places
fs.s, "A course ana mark distances and
II is.ai 4sta The Trial Board will consist
&C., EcikDAp, Captain hesmy. Com
A.. yer Lioulenaut~C ommander Hemp
sg,.-, tcalsnani Reamy as recorder. 1he
a.sis s lD,.' VIII CONSIST u cboi-Engineers
tss.,, '''''Aef' and Main. with corps OF az
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
a ShreW Guess.
fTarau CfffiupaI

Gus Snobberly. accompanied by Charlie
Clamwhopper called on tine Misses Bond
clipper, of Fifth avenue. While waiting
in the parlor they observed the photo
graphs of the young ladies in the album
bow much the two sstahs wesemDle
each other" remarked Charlie.
"Yes, dah say they were taken by the
same photographer. don't yer know"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, juno l. ls9a
40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
Heavy Florida Fire Loss.

JAcxsoxvIILB, FLA. June LA Madison. Fla,
special 20 the Ersning Telegram Gays that NJ
o'clock this morning fre was discovered In the
large general store and warehouse OF T. y.
Begges 6 Co. This building and I'VE othcf
stores ana buildings were burned 10 the ground.
Begres a. Co. lose about $4,000 In stock, with
an Insurance Of about $1,000. IL was the iarges.
mercantile establishment in Florida west OF
Jacksonville. Tho total loss on the bnilding Is
and STOCK is s31 200. Insurance, e12.500. There
Is no Are department. Ia the town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02

The Rnrnes-CnlIIs Nnp,ials.

Correspondence OF the Richmond DisDatch.l
HENDERsoN. y. c., June IA large crowd
was IN attendance on the marriage of Mr.. Ben
jarnin Barnes, OF this place, and Miss Addie
Colts. OF Dabney, at Poplar-CreeS church, this
county, yesterday evening. Tho cerC mony w.a
performed by Rev. Il. Vanieventer, OF the Baptist
church here. Tho newly married pair will make
Their home in Henderson.
sheriff Powell carried TO tho State prison yes
terday the four negroes sentenced there by
Jl1ge Shuford at this term OF the court.
4 ride through the country yesterday evil
deuced the fact that there IS more acreage in
wheat and that IL Is in better condition than tor
years. Tho corn and tobacco crops arc also in =
fAttering condition and the prospect for fun
crop OF home supplies Is most encouraging
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
Glass Works Closed.

10y KtIGE
k0E0N0, IND. June 1.-The Diamond Plate
Glass Company, OF this city, employing 500 men,
has closed down indefinitely. The same COM
pany's branch plant A. ElwOod has also been
closed, throwing 600 men out OF work. An OF
fetal Of he company SAID yesterday: We have
more Than 100000 worth OF glass on hand and
the market IL utterly demOralized. The threat
enng financial situation has paraiyzed new con-
siruction.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
- nuslNess MerHoDs.
' asr Considered Best for Applica-
u1u To Federal Affairs.

.r. June TN, JOINT commission
thn Fifty sor1-d Congress 60 in
methods of business Ia the oIecG-
-.t held meeting TO-DAY and Sc
.s. 81, wb0 VII 10 over the books
te conducted by these OK
Ir directed 20 business mat
H.l Wow 20 iuauguratlng
-a- ulr Ue necessary TO simplify
t-.sNuting rules that obtain IN
t.a.uosa a- maintained by pri-
.a.-Ur Operations, the object being
-- fuIrn az possible 90 tho so-cailei
b. t. o c,muIssl0n believes exists
..rfucnt. Ine commission cone
r..tl4 .-Iea Wuuld be best able 10
uHl solicited is experts men
f.li accounting. The chief er-
--n SIR. Joseph '. kcinhari,
it. Ac1ison, Topeka ana
rr.t1. The two mon who
TX are Messrs. Charles ".
-rN loIs city, ana J.. ". Seils, Of
former VAS connected with the
.ss..u q soc New IO-A, West
... railroad. aud Soils has been
I.- division ol tho Kansas city,
Nrmrnis railroad, ani the Colo
N..Tual Company. but il now
t.- af Chicago Tor the Atchis0n,
.H.'a ie roal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
Mrs. Davis Invited TO Alexandria.

fCorresD0ndonco0 % tho Richmond DispatchI
ALEXANDRIA. W., juno Lee Camp OF Nete-
rams OF this city has extended an invitation to
Mrs. Davis and her daughters 10 pay Alexandria
a visit before returning home, and II IL sincerely
hoped she will do 10. II she comes she will be
the guest Of pr. Charles Minnigerode, her old
pastor, AZ his home, on upper King street.
The Camp Will hold a meeting tonight 10
make arrangements tor the reception aud en-
tertaInment Of Airs. Davis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
Washington Graded School.

[COrrbspOnGencc OF inc hlClIlOuu UIbDiFCu.I
WASHINGTON, Va, June 1.-The annual pic
mic OF the Washington Graded School was held
Yesterday. Miss Belle StrOther received gold
medal, the honor OF The school. Aubrey Wood and
Louis West and Misses Fannie Carter, Jennie
Daniel, and kittie SfrOthor received prtzes for
special work. Rev. Il. a. Tucker delivered the
address Of the occasion. The day was delight
mi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use the California
liouid laxative, Syrup OF Figs. under all
conditions makes ittbeir favorite remedy.
TO get the true and genuine article. look
for The name OF The California Fig-syfup
Company, printed near the bottom u ths
package.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

INtDDTIUI IIhVHENHsI
JUNg l.-Auclion offerings on Change to-day
IL packages and all sold. Highest. $500
lowest, $40; average, sS.OS.
Private sales Wrappers, 81; nllers, D:
darks, Il-total, 81 hogsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
a. 4O7 O5: tobacco, 81. 42:.2l-tOtal. 9,1l9.26.
hessrs j. A. Long, Roxboro', h. c., and John
G.. Miller, Dsnyillo, Va. were on Change to-
day.
business was somewhat better to-day. Wrap
pers had a fairly-good inquiry, and some good
sales uere made at very satisfactory prices, IL Is
understood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
4 Sof; Man.

DR.. Hardcash severely: The fact is you
are too lazy TO work.
Mr. Tramp Indignantly: No, sir; I'm
willing 10 work, but | want situation
whore | can work when feel like it. take
as many holidays as | please, and never
get locked.
"Why don't you run for Congress?
well. you see, I've got some little self
respect left"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
DEATHS.

HEATON.--Died. at the family resi-
dence. in Barton Heights. on Wednesday.
May S1st. at 1918 +. NJ. Mrs. LIZZIE
HEATON. wife Of Mr.. Joseph $. Heaton
and daughter of DIR. j. b. and MIS-. Victo-
ria Moore. Of Aylett's, King William coun-
ty, Va.
Funeral FRIDAY MORNING at 1890
o'clock from Marshall-Street Christian
church.
HILLMAN. Died. at tho residence Of
her son-in-law. w. r. Cox, 5l4 Twenty
fifth street, on June /. 1893. at O'clock A.
NJ. Mrs. LYDIA HILLNAN.
Funeral at st. Johns Episcopal church
THIS friday EVENING, June Cd. at 4:30
O'Clock. Friends and acouaintances re-
specially invited to attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
ROCKINGHAM SPRING FAIR.
Speakers at the Farmers Institute-At-
tendance Not so Large.
Especial telegram 10 the Disoatch.l

HARKIsoNBURG, VA, June 1.-The programme
at Assembly Park to-day was devoted mainly 20
the Farmers institute. The principal spc akers
were MAJOR Henry T.. AlvOrd, Of Mnryla0d, anu
Mr. j. r. Jackson, editor Of tho southern P.dhter,
Richmond.
! he attendance was not as large az was ex-
pected owing 70 the busy season among the
farmers. COmmiss oneT-O'-Agriculture Thomas
MAitehead Is eXpected tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
Missouri Lumber-Nen Fail.

ST. JOSEPH, NO., June 1.-The wholesale lun-
Der firn OF Muthleisen & Co. filed n deed Of As
signmcnt al midnight. The 1rm has several
yards in this section and IN Kansas. Liabilities
estim ated at $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
Enssini. Cotton Cron.
tBy AnglO-Amorican G

tBy Anglo-Amortcan cable 20 the Dispaich.l
81. PETERSBURG, June l.-Adyicos from lash
kend, IN Syr-Daria, Asiafic Russia, show that the
cotton crop In she country thereabouts ~ In
splendid condition six hundred thousand pools
,2I.GOO,0OO pounds OF Iashkend cotton bias
been bought by factories In L)dz, an extensive
manufacturing town ia Poland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
Terminal Certificates Listed.

NEW YORK, June THE New York Stock.
Exchange Governing Committee have listed the
engraved reorganization certificates OF deposit
issueI by Dreyel, Morgan & CO. aud counter
signed by the Central Trust Company for tne
Richmond Terminal q per cent. bonds, per
cent bonds and common and preferred stock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
CLEYELAND'S OUTING
PRESIDENTIAL SHOOTING AND FISH
iNGAT HOG ISLAND.
snipe. Curiew. and Other Beacb-Bird.
Bsggsd-Drum. Trout. and Other
fish Lured to Their Death.
10y telegraph 20 tho plspatch.l

CAPE CHARLES. Va, June AFTER o good
nights rest AZ the Broadwater Club the
President and his party arose very early
this morning. and. breakfasting at @
o'clock, were ready TO make an early start
for the north end of Hog Island. where
sail-boats were in waiting for another FISH
ing expedition. but upon arriving at the
bay 1t was found TO be too rough for CON-
fort, and it was decided 10 spend the fore
noon along the beach shooting snipe, cur
lew. and other beach-birds. which were
flying IN small focks. having brought their
guns and plenty OF ammunition along.
THIS sudden change did not retard the
sport, and the birds were soon failing, the
President killing his share.
NOT HARD TO PLEASE.
Mr.. Cleveland did rot appear 10 be al all
disapp inted at the programme. At
O'Clock. however. the bay was somewhat
smoother. and a fishing expedition was
begun M the north en- OF the island
where the President found fine sport. At
6 o'clock the party hauled IN their lines.
after atching ten large drum. several
bluehsh, good many trout, and other
small fab. andspent an hour or two sail
ing about the bay. The party returned TO
the clubhouse at 7:45 y. N. pleased with
tne days sport. An early start will be
made tomorrow for the southern part Of
toe island. where the entire day will o
spent shooting and fishing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
lighting Bob Evans.

TFY tNegf1oh % mo DsOatch.l
WASHINGTON, June 1.--COmmander Robley u.
Evans. &c Fighting Bob" Evans, "a he II called
has Just passed with tho record " excellent his
examination FOR promotion % the rank Of cap
tain IA The navy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
Mrs. jennie Kirkland Dead.

I1IITN-~fII y VT
NEwBERNg. y. c., June News was received
to-day OF the death &C Old Fort, n. c.. OF Mrs.
Jennie Kirkland, wife OF Captain A. NJ. Kirk
land. formerly OF this city Mrs. Kirkland was a
daughter of the lato Israel Disosway and has
large number Of relatives and friends in this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
MIR. J. T.. Fdmuods Painfully Hart.

INpe.IhI teIeKfhpu 20 VIC DIsphThJ
DASvTILE. Va, June 1.-To-night while Mr..
J. l. Ecmun1s, a prominent leaf-daaier In this
city, was engaged IN striking tobacco Mt his
factsry. on Newton street, no fell through
baichwsy. breaking hts left log between the
knee and thigh. IL II thought his hip Is also DIS
located
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
Temporary Bank Suspension

TAcONA, WASH, juno 1.-The Merchants Ma
tional bank, the Oldest banking institution ia the
city, suspended payment temporarily thus morn
ing. notice on the door stated that ibis action
was taken on account Of the string sncy OF the
money market and inability to make collections.
The bank Will probably resume IN q few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02

TO Mr.. Matthew II. kaury on tho 18th Of June
a. ~. Johns Episcopal church at O'Clock a. ~:
Miss Lzzio Robinson will be quietly married
nj the home OF her uncle. Mr.. Jake Mc0ayoch
on June 9TH TO DR.. Alexander Crockett. OF Max
Meadows. Miss Robinson n n daughter OF Rev.
Mr.. Robinson, OF Xarrcuton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
'o'5FcVT5 or GOV. mkINNeY.
~'aic 20 at. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
stah'-I p--Grosvenor Goes.

stah'-t p--Grosvenor Goes.
!e-rs u ihe Kichmoni Dispatch
D. C., June l.-Goyernor and
ney aud colonel John Bell Bigger
laramoud this afternoon, as did
q Washington and states onator
t- ~ Amherst. fhoy are all mem-
}., .. virginia Board Of Visitors OF nj.
~ ~ Will g. there tomorrow.
: .t.".4p Qc-ufrei az The Pension Once
49,. - "a ihe decapitalion Of hume
saba
LAM CLNRE.
D.. AN'efOn ot Virginia, was appointed
ls bureau.
t i flisie to-day called on the resiena-
rt.. --i Dan GrOsyenOr, o. OHIO, chief
G. lle Colonel was ~ Calpeper. Va,
C...' "a, Ae orator, when tho Federal SOL
'' ti..'s eese ts,.nrafcd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
STATS BONDS
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

trail. 10 asked Baltimore and Ohio Southwest
ern lists. 1914 bid; do. I'd incomes, 1jtas1s
consolidated gas bonds. 1llIa bid ; do. stock.
5Ia5S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
VERY DULL CAPITAL.
.,soo OF SPECULATION AS TO
,.stT WIZ TURN UP NEXT.
go, Carlisle add tho Civi,.Servics
r,.mira,ion-So some fians In the
Intc,ior--Posimas,crs


GnfCflDE--Iostnnst
.r,.- cor Regular Correspcnccnti
v.erarox June The continued
.f ,he President and the back
81 ...o Of business IN the departments
.,s.v business for the applicants
..n.. Visitors are few. too. and
~ o. tac capital city is oil gone.
g.l NOT be much Of interest here
.,.-l lsls 80 least, although people
.. >r.. mating as 20 what Will next
.t.. concerns Virginia and North
0.a+ ..o, v.,,, ho,;, - ro,rrn
,..,~- are due in day or two.
r..-..utarycs O'FcrTall and WISE
..... tack soon. the former beng
...t .n.1row morning.
e.- ..l comes N nearly every day
u u., nearby Manassas home.
... moving On the enemy IN be-
.a.uIucnis. Mr.. Swanson Will
.-niu by Saturday or MoaGay.
.. g thc other members Of tho
lao spcut most Of last week IN
reported as intending 10 re-
...-. srns.
t i.sns1m and Representative
. .re Che mos; constant members
.t. Carolina delegation IN at
-a many of their colleagues
o. occasion requires.
r.r>'r STAND II uIMsFtF.
vi. ClIoUniau who was given a
.at.v ir the Treasury Depart
.-.f a-si assigned TO place that
Iu t0 stand very technical
.1amuatiCu lie Is a man OF
sense. and has had consider
.,arr "a The affairs OF lte II adj
..ts oe.d r'spOnsible positions
~..r Ills first assignment Is
teru mistake, and ~ IL re-
Secretary Carlisle romodled the
..f aud IA DONG so said. II
... f. have d position that wall not
g. tho clvil-9eTvlce c1amina-
..l -.1 "a not stand II. j could not
f.-eit'
r..pIs floating around Washing
not only reilshed Us North
l.t hy every one VITO knows
.... .. 'lr character 81 tu' rs ANNA
.... ....l Democrats are su .itcted.
tl REPUBLICANS.
nominations, as a rule. are pre-.
-- a.. Republicans, who take 10
pea I'M. ""t a Hl"Hf
p'7N.' nc iu'es were
~ ''|",'Jhu Hl II, rs
&c - .i a'I' uls
W u' I'c'N' INV
gre lp.nR 'ue 9IiouS
az SoOu Aeu-
...,o 90. I'M, r. 80
-..- .-a 4bu.ed bv ,be Ronull,-
...Lt Afu,-,u.rts bu, ,bs, o,o
.r. nrd mora sol,d w,,h
rfr. Mr.. Sierrjith's district
XVIII. ssh, many Reouhbcaus who
I..t.. Of Iirc-n,a thai 10 can't
...rIe plt.@s and tho Chinese
.,..ut.. o,.ara-es tofr.afn these
~... Virginia congressman are
..t.. las. a... when thew rot tbc
r. -.t - sur ,....-rue to repeal il.
t..,tf h. l.,I.. to cpr,oil :,
o.. .ra,isi- a. Tho I,.r,nr No
t,,, v,--;.,,. nil sr.[.,, Lo
.. 81 ....,,--,,.t,.,",,,. 80, ~
AID he lntimatei that Sir.
ru.caaci. oi Lexington, would IL
yrrrrtsr .rrv.uv
N'I'i~ from tllHtI NlrElNil or
lIR were filed az tho treasury
ll. applications from each State
.4-.r..rt afnn. ara about 90e
,.,.. a., 30 -, 49,, -
''D ."'" 'L' D." vi, ~ nl'
hlp ih'h' 'hvie VIII he us
MIS- tutly az many more from
.- are trying for positions IN the
beat they have not put their
o. nie
80, ,,,-..-.
'" 81 ni'''i' ~
mat the l'Tc-lient has carried
..f. Old INmore "A lot Of his work. and
ba got. Inck Il Is exuected
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
BROWN TO HANG DECEMBER Hath.
Freigh, brakeman Killed and Cut to
pfeces-Strncll by Watar-Spout.

pieces-Strnck by Watar-Spout.
Especial kilograms TO the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, jane Madison Brown was
sentenced 10 be hanged in the ian-yard on
Thursday. the 14th day Of December.
cOlOred frolght-trRin hand on the Norfolk
and Nestern railroad run over and Killed
two miles from the city this morning. Ito fell
between the cars and was cut all to pieces.
The schooner A.. II. Schultz, Captain North,
bound from Baltimore 10 Governors harbOr a.
rived here In distress to-day, having been struck
by q water-spout IN Chesapeake Bag and had
her stem broken aud leaks started IN several
Ulagpg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02

When You want your printing DON
quickly send TO the Dispatch PRINTING!
House. All orders promptly. cheaply, and
satisfactorily executed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
NOT HARD TO PLEASE.
PRETTY EASTERN SHORE WEDDING.
/ Miss Sarah y. Walston Becomes the Bride
of Dir. Thomas W. Blackstone.


OF nr. Thomas w. Blackstone.
Special telegram 20 tho Dispatch.
TAsLEY. VA. June lone Of the prottest
marriages 10 the history Of the Eastern Shore
took place this evening at the handsome rosi-
dence Of Mrs. LOttie Garrison, at Accomac
Courthouse, the contracting parties being Miss
sarah J. W alstOn and Mr.. Thomas v. Black
stone. The spacious parlOrs were resplenhont
With light and floral decorations, while from the
ceiling hung large fioral bell. under which the
couple stood during the ceremony. The bride
wore magnificent white silk dress. with pearl
and diamond ornaments StGte-SenatOr biacS-
aud Mise Annie Tyler OF Onancock. was maid OF
honor. Miss Cornolia Taylor OF OnancOeE, and
Miss Willie Wright. Of Parksley, stood "a brides
maids. with Ohio Parker. OF Baltimore. and
Thomas ". Russell, OF Accomsc, as grOomsmen.
ATTENDANTS.
The ushers were: Cadet Maurice Lane, Edw.
T. kdmOnds benjamin j. GuntcT, Jr.. aud
Thomas Scarburgs. Nendol.sohns Wedding
March was finely rendered by Miss Edith Old OF
AccOmac Courthouse. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Henry J.. Derby, VI the Epsco-
pal church and Rev. William c. Lindsey, OF the
Presbyterian church. At It's conclusion the
bridal party, with n small company Of invited
guests, repaired 10 The dining-room, with was
decorated IN yellow. and sat down 10 supper.
There were many handsome and valuable brioal
presents. Mr.. and Mrs Blackstone took the
midnight express for an extended northern and
western tour.
The bride is the only daughter Of the late
Samuel Watson, Of Accomnc, and Is one OF the
most accom- plehed and charming young ladies'
OF the Eastern Shore The groom IA the youngest
son Of eX-County- Treasurer John j. Blackstone,
and successful and highly-esteemed young
Businessman, being member OF the firm OF
B!a" k-tone & Bell, druggists, at Accomac Court
house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
Marriage Announcements.

TCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispstch.l
WyTBgyIILE, VA, June I.--lnvitations are
out 10 the marriage Of Miss Annie Lee Boiling,
daughter OF Judge William ii. Boiling,