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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-15
WEDDINGS.
Grimth-Bagley.

MI. Frank 8. Griffith and Miss Rens Bagley
were married at the residence Of tko brides
parents, 800 Poplar street, on Tuesday evening.
The grand father of the bride, the venerable and
reverend Daniel Bagley, performed Che cere.
mony. Miss Myrta Bagey, sister of t;ie bride.
was maid OF honor and Miss Helen Jesner was
bridesmaid Mr.. L. J. Griffith, brother of the
bridegroom, was the best man and Mr..
Lewis II. Legg was groomsmar. Miss
May Clohcey played the wedding. march.
The married pair withdrew from tae COM
pany at 10 O'Clock to take the trsin for q
quiet wedding tour. They will be at homo to
their irieuds at their house in Frem4nt after
February /. The bride wore cream ak with
roses ana hyacinths. The maid OF hcsior wore
pink albatross and lilies and the bridesmaid
cream crepe with cream roses. Amsong the
friends and invited guests were the follow
ing: Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Bsgley. Mr.. ard Mrs. L.
A. Griffith, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Hale Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Bagiei, Mr.. and Ms. Thomas Mercer,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Ward, Mr.. and Mss. E. 9.
Mesny. Mr. aud Mrs. I. A. Treen. Sir. end Mrs.
L. II. CIR filth, Mr. and Mrs. o. j. Carr Ms.and Mrs.
E. 5. Ingraham, Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Jeu1er, Mr..
and Mrs. Bailey Gatzart Rev. and MIS- C. d.
Davis Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Hathaway, Mr.. and
Mrs. l. Burlngane, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Andrews, Mr.. and Mira II. A Shroe1er. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Vaughan, Mr.. and Mrs. WTliam A.
Dickey, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Knox, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Graham, Mr.. and Mrs. Jester, DR.. and
hA Dc 1hitCuSIis MIS- Ill W Stdttics
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Frost, Mr.. and Ms. c. A.
Garfield, Mr.. and Mrs c. B. Mann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Parsons, ar. and
Mrs. F. A. Pearcs, Mr.. and Mrs: Aaron
Hartsock, of Olympia: Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
Littleiohn, OF Tacoma; Mr. and Mrs. c. C. Ward,
OF North Yakima; Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Gorris, of
Snohomish; Mrs. T. X. Rees and n ss5 Rees, OF
Walla Walla; Miss Nellie Frost, Miss Carrie
Frost and Miss Annie Frost, of Olympia: Mrs.
Wilkie, of PuyalIup; Mrs Kate knapp, Miss
Olive House. Miss Myrta Bagley, Miss Bessie
Winsor, Miss Blanche Treen. Mis- swinhie Kuox.
Miss Ament, Miss May Clohecy, Ms Emma
Brown, Miss Rslla Ruff, Miss Mamie Ra fl, Miss
Hattie Kallum, Miss Kate Pearce, Mis5 Jen ME
Carr. Miss Lucia Parsons, Miss Flora Parsons,
Miss Alice Parsons, Miss Annie Parssns, Miss
Lizzie Davis, Miss Loretta Denny, MIS- Lenora
Denny, Miss Minnie Personeus, Miss lilly Ora
ham, Miss Jessie Graham, Miss Agnes Ward.
Miss Mabel Ward, Miss Eva Sandahl, Miss Ethel
Bagley, Miss Brownie Ragiey. Mis- Grace
Vaughan Miss Helen Jenner. Miss Louise Mum
roe, Mr.. P. J. Griffith, Mr.. L II. Legg ar. F. E.
Rowe, Mr.. Grant Vaughan, Mr.. r. NJ. Einnear,
Mr.. Charles Loomis, Mr.. Earl Jenuer. Mr. Ernest
Jenner, Mr.. Horace Turner, Mr. Pierre P. Ferry,
Mr.. Fl. Willis Carr, Rev. U. G. Murphy, Mr..
Thomas Piper, Mr.. Hilory Butler. Mr.. H. J.
Huston, Mr.. Albert Bryan, Mr.. J. Rusknell. Mr..
Judson Espy, Mr.. Frank Fowler, Fremont, Neb.,
and Capt Joseph Dickerson, Cadez, 0.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-15
IN PUfALLUP SOrIrrv

given by the Everett Athletic Associates.
Wednesday evening, February /. "
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-15
Coming Social Events,
The Pythian Day ball will come off Fehr

The Pythian Day ball will come off February IL
Prof. c. E. Roberts viii give an organ recital At
Plymouth church on January24
The Evening Musical Club will give its next
concert tomorrow evening at Petts'
The ball of the Seattle police department viii
be given st the Armory on February q
The next co;illion will be given by the se.t
tie Co,illlon Cub on Thursday, January e
An anniversary ball will be given al the Arm.
CRY on January % by Columbia Lodge No 10.
A. o. U. ".
The Seattle Either Club will hold its rehearsal
this week on Tuesday. instead of Monday, at
Pettis Chambres dc Musique.
The Robert Burns anniversary will taxa
place at Rapks hall on Wednesday evening
January 25 The address will be given by Col
James Hamilton Lewis. A concert and ball will
follow.
The first meeting Of the ladies TO ,oin tina
class on talks on European cite. by Mrs. Pos
ten, will be 81 the home OF Mrs. W. E. poope
on seventh street, at 1879 O'Clock tomorrow
(Mouday) morning.
Mr.. Martins organ recital will take nlscs
Wednesday. February l. Miss Annie Hail. the
pianIst. vii. be the principal attraction, I. be-
ing her fgst appearance IN concert In this citv
Miss Clara Gi Iette and Miss winlfred Audrus.
" III also take part.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
GLADSTONE AND LEO XIII.
Csrdinai Gibbons Says the Pope is the
Most Powerful Euier In Cbristendom.

AT the banquet Of the Catholic clergy on Tues
DIV afternoon IN New Orleans Cardinal GID
hons, IN the course OF his response 70 the toast
"The Holy Father said: THE two most con-
eplcuous figures before the worlds Razo to-
day are the two octosenatians, Hon. WIZ.
liam T.. Gladstone, Prime Minister OF
England. and his Holiness Leo Nil. MI.
Gladstone 10 the ruler OF the nation on
whose dominions the sun mover sets One
week ago IN presenting the home-rule Dill ne
n,.corn pliehed n feat which has seldom eoeu
equallcd and never surpassed. He spoke Tor
Two consecutive hours with all the vigor OF iOuth
ful manhood before one Of the most disunS ulsn-
ed audiences that ever assembled Ia the House
OF Commons. -,
Although Leo XIII. does not own an inch OF
temporal dominions, be Is today the mos
powerful ruler IN ChristondOm. lie Is the spirit
ual head chieftain OF 25O,0O0,OOO OF people,
who are not restricted 20 one continent but are
scattered over the entire globe. no mas no
steudng armies 20 eniorcs his mandates
Ike temporal sovereigns: no mas no P!lco
or civil magistrates 20 cOerc0 reitartoIl
subjects: ne has no prisons In when 10 eonnue
the yioators Of the law: he has recourse onJ "
moral sanctions and spirituel penaitlcs Tor mo
maintenance OF the Gospel dlspensauo9' he
only weapon that he wields IS the s"Otu VI 'io
spirit, which Ia the word OF Goa. go, -,
"Leo KILL can say what Gregory ANi. sal1
long before him. that nowhere IL his su'norlty
more respected than In the United states
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
SPRING CROP OF DOCTORS.
Those Awarded Certificates by the state
board Of Examiners.

Those Awarded CertiHch''s ny W.
Board Of Examiners.
The state Board OF Medical Examiners hnisn-
"a ,,s ianors Yesterday. out OF tho class OF
se which went before the board Withdrew ~
were rejected. and 65 passed and were awarded
certificates. The names OF the successIui on
d,1atos and tina institutions from winch 'ne'
Ssoie graduated are as follows:
Medical COLLEGE OF Nlrglnia-Charlee n tas-
Law Bluegeld, W. Va; III. l. Atkins kichinohl
W. l.. Harris, Brunswick county; w 1' mcs'
Richmond; r. p. Hope, HAMPTON T. d. Stone'
Roeuoke: g. IA. Carter. BOydton; W. :. Bchzo-
lev SHENANDOAH; l.. B Strickly, Strausburg;
NE. Furman, Floyd county; l. CrumDier,
s,nthnmpton: -. !. Oppenheimcr. Richmond
j. ). Anderson, Louisa; q. &. EggleNon' hl'n-
moDd. - r.,.t,.,e.,
+. j. McIlwraith Giles county; Is. SWitzef
Mt. Crawford; l.. q. ballard, henry county ;
o. c. Wright, Pii;sJiyauia W. L. Dasehl,o ,. =,
county: !. c. King, Henry county; j. II. Boyle
Rlaud county: 7. X. MARSHALL, Bedford county,
Z. p. Ferebe. Norfolk : d. I. ON hocklhgnHu,
j. " Preston, Franklin county; A. u. Moo''
Tlord couaty: !. n. Dunkley, Patrick county ;
Iomax Gwaiincy, Norfolk; c. y. Dunlop Meek
lenbnre;S f. Hughes, Patrick county; g. H.
ShurreiP Giles county; j. II. Fore, baltl-
'' Tnivere,.y Of marylnnd-w. L. Driver, Nance
mon; county: f.. c. smith, Loudouu county; j.
4. Uty. TAuJuier county: T. W. haphis. Char-
Iottesrlllo; =. r. TORY. Mccklenburg county; II.
q. Hsddock, RAppanannock county H. b. Log
Iqlit!srrc. Madison county.
Tu.verstty Of Virginia.. :. Horeley an
her-f county: V. G. BtndeWald, PORTSMOUTH,
s T.. Preston, LynchDnrg.
University # Pennsylvania-D. T. bOWman'
Augusta county. ,,.
Tulane University, Louisiana-L. f. Guerran''
leonard Medical College, North Carolna-E.
l.. Jefferson, Richmond; A. l.. winston Amelia;
j. d. Burwen, Amelia; A. q. Farrar, klch-
mond All from this college are cOlorcd.
Baltimore Medical Colleges. l.. Carter Allie
I'll any county: I. II. kOss Patrick county.
Western reserve College. Cleveland, OVID
J0uos. Washing iOn, IA.
University OF LOUISVILLE. A. Rucker, Bedford
county.
University Of New YORK; W. Brown, Roa-
nOne county.
kontucsy school Of Medicine-W. S. Briggs
Richmond.
Howard Medical College. Washington, d. c.
Sarah G.. Jonos, Richmond. The applicant la
TINS case II an octoro0n. aud Is the first woman
ever licensed by the board 10 practice medicine.
There was biz fight over her papers and they
wore finally revised so az 20 raise her marking
on anatomy TO the minmnm and Lass her.
Micmgan UniyeTsi;y-A. NJ. Foster, Ports
mouth
Louisville Medical Colege-H. r. Finter, Page
county.
bellevue College, y. Y.-F. W. Chafin Bath
county.
Non-Graduatos-A. Il. Evans, Mid1lesex; c.
Caldwell, Mythevilie; /. Il. Beadles, Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
THE cONVOCArloN CLOSES.
Final Sermon en- Temperance "-Hesoiu-
tons of Thanhs-Other Notes.

Tho Jamos-Rivor Convocation me, at $50 A.
u. Yesterday in Grace church. The devotional
exercises were conducted by Rev. s. :. Hep
burn. All A. Il. morning prayer was ROAD,
after which there was an able sermon preached
by Rev. =. NJ. amber, OF Ashland. Immediateiy
alierward the cJnyOcatiOn resumed its business
session.
Resolutions of respect 10 the memory OF Rev.
T. o.. Dashell. d. D.. and sympathy with his be-
rtaved family we're unanimously passed 10y a
rising vote. THIS was followed by an appro-
pirate memorial service.
There was spirited discussion on topics re-
latiug TO the missionary WORK Of the convOcation.
resolution was passed commenting the Pro-
fcstgnt EpiSc0D1i RDrfr. % which Professor Carl
Grammar a. chief editor end which IL published
az tine theological Seminary.
Aiter enjoying q JOGDtfui lunch provided by
the ladies Of Grace church the cOnvocnti0n re-
assembled at ; o'clock and heard the Rev. Mr..
johnson. OF - Philips church, present the
needs ana claims OF tie work among cOlOred
people ~ thus city.
The regular business WAS finished and an in
tcicstng discussion eusuel on the topic Of sup
plying the vacant country parishes. rosOlu-
ton was adopted requesting tha Diocesan Coun-
cd ~ appoint a committee 10 take THIS matter
into cOnsi leIR'iC The convOcatlon adopted a
resolution OF thauks tOr the kindness OF the con-
Cregation OF Grace church and for The hOsPita-
Diity OF it, ladies'
Tho cOnyocatiOn closed its session last night
with an able discourse by Rev. Br. Grammar on
"IcmperanCe.' The meeting was largely a.
tended throughout.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
RECEPTION TO a DANVlLLe MAIDEN.
Miss Bethel CharmiDgly Entertained by
Miss Fleming.

Tho handsome home Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. l..
Fleming. No SO1 west Grace street, was the
scene Of pretty event last evening in tho re-
certion rendered by their daughter. Hiss Otue
IicmiuF, in honor Of her guests. Miss Jennie
bolio Bethel. of Danvile, AMI Mss NenHDle, OF
Faimvilic. The spacious paTlols were bcauti-
fully decorated 10 green aud white, and the O.
feet upon tno rich and tasteial gowns OF the
young ladies' was quite striking.
Miss Fleming made a charming hostess, ana
the hours fitted by IA only they can when every
one is happy and agreeable. Her GUeste arc
wei known IN X ChInODd society and are alway5
recipients OF nu-h attention mere. The re"ep-
ton lasted from $50 to 10 O'Clock. and those
present besides the young indies already spoken
OF were Niss annie Winston ot Hanover. Miss
Hessi" Shields OF Ashlaud, Miss Josie Pollard,
Miss Virginia Tyler, Miss Ellie Fravser Miss
Rosa Marks. Miss Mary Howard, Mlss WOrtley
EmDroy, aud Miss Alberta Williams. anu
Ne,srs James &. Horton Of Lyuchburg, W.
Withers Miller, &. :. Walters. {. d. West John
j. Faulkner, CHARLES Coulng, i. c. Christian,
VI. T. NonaLle OF farmyille, John Marks, Horace
A. Rediord, Hampton Fleming. and 4. A. Chalk
lev.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28

the Capitol Square. Squire Jones testified that
no was passing through tho park on "Wednesday
and saw Martha dancing and shifting and turning
around like n crazy person ana he =" took her 10.
The Justice asked N she was making rotee ana
the statesman from Sugar Bottom rcpiien that
che was not except as 20 her feet lite Honor
then remarked PECULIARLY that Jones was m.ro
crazy than tho womar and Marina was u''-
charged. At.
Macy Burton tcolorcd) was charged witn le,o-
niously, cruelty, and Dhumshly treating het w
FAINT children. IL was proved that sho Woaiu ~
away from home In che morning ana NOV scs,sa
until right, leaving her little ones In tho house
oil day without anything 10 cat MARY d nno
band has been In the penitentaty ,oi i, v' ,he
years, ADD the Justice thought prona..y ~ n sn1
family sne vns discharged and the cnnut ~,
were sent 20 the almsnouse, where they WI" 10
cared for. -. ~ tall for
George Davis tcoiored) was sent W Jp e. ,1
thirty Gays In default oil security rs 'H'P''''
Oh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
NORFOLK POLITICS.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES FOR couN-
1Y AND CIRCUIT CLERKS.
Fog on the Hay-sesi I'm Norfolk Hsr. f.
bor-Portsm outh's Candidate.
lspcc,a, telegram to the Dispa,ch.I

NonroLx, Va. April 27.--Tho Democratic
Convention of Norfolk county was held
to-day. John N. Berkeley, county chair
man. called the meeting TO order, and
NJ. S. Newborne and George ID. Parker.
Jr., were made temporary and permanent
chairman and secretary. DR.. II. 5. Ethe-
ridge and MIR. Joseph Il. Duke were then
placed in nomination for County Clerk.
but the latter's name was withdrawn and
DIR. Ttheridge was unanimously de-
clared the nominee. r. l.. Bunting and
=. w. Whenever were placed 10 nomina-
ton for Circuit Clerk and Bunting was
nominated.
The schooner A. T.. Coleman. from Bal
timore to the Bahamas. has been 'ow9d
into port In distress, having run on some
eunkcn obstruction 0t sea and stove hoio
IN her bottom.
srTANEE AsROBr.
The steamship Helen, from So. Jago 20
Baltimore, went ashore at taise Cape tbls
morning in the .Mck fog. The CAPTAIN
thinks she caa be foated ~ discharglng
100 tons Of her car-o. Tho wreckihE-
schooner Rescue went 20 her assistance
this afternoon.
DELAYED By TIE roo.
Tho dense t0G on kitf NttNT.sl'. ff'f" '-'
last night DELAYED the arrival OF the mora
ing steamers from Baltimore ana NH8n-
inctOu until thu. afternoon. lard, SOAK
inc shower, bnyc prevailed here again to-
0av, worth many thousands OF doiisfs 10
the truckers. 4 bot sun now VIII MAKE
straw berries abundant ana Co"d sn'P-
ments on Saturday 10 New YORK ana Dos
ton.
ToRTSWoUTus NOMINEES.
4.a ..~.,-e~t. rrac concluded
IN Portsmouth last night. a second DAY not
boiuC rr0utrpd The following nOm!na-
lions were made: CITY Collector, Il. a.
Hntchus: Stree, Inspector. john W.
Mood. Physoian o. AlmshOuse. Frank ).
Hone: Keeper of tho Almshouse, Joseph
Ovcrton: Sanitary Inspector, r, J.: J9hh-
son; Keeper OF the cemetery, .: Is, HOO
day; Cicrk % TIE Market. h. \. Grant
and Sealer Of Weights and Measures W. \.
Hsrvey. These nominees are practically
elected. az the Republicans VIII have no
ticket IN tho held.
Nrs. William L. Royal. Of Richmond, is
visiting Mrs. Mary J.. McMUTran, III Court
street, Portsmouth.
several seal have been seen lately IN the
wat is OF the lower harbor.
E1crMoxD MAN MAEhIRn.
Mr. y. +. C-oane. Of Richmond, and Miss
Salha l.. White. Of tins city. were united
IN marriage az Cumberanc-Street Metho-
dist Episcopal church last evening by
Rev. Dr ". q. Starr, and soon after lett
ou'rho Washington steamer
At 1880 O'Clock last night. az ~. Lukes
Protestant Episcopal church, Mr.. Richard
K. CrRiie, of Washington, ID. g., ana Miss
Sarah Elizabeth Vaughan wero united IN
marriage by Rev. a. :. Lloyd, and nc 10
O'Clock lett by the Norfolk and western
for Washington, j. c.. Their future home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
TERRIBLY INCREASING.
The Authorities Of the Board Of Health
Give Some important Information
About the Present Condition OF the PEG.
ME

At no time in the history Of New York city have
there been so many deaths from pneumonia as
now. Tue official figures show tnat nearly twice
as maay deaths from this cause are occurring
than Tor the last nye years. This IL something
terrible
DR.. John T. Magic Registrar Of Vital Stats
tics say that this increase l. due TO the influence
OF grip. he says that gnp may he called cpl
demiC Just now. and mat IN the majority OF cases
criD ~ vital, contributing cause TO pneumonia
and al dangerous pulmonary troubles Al this
time o! the year, when We arc changing over
from winter 20 spring, there is always n low
order OF vitality; a reaction from tho strains OF
the season. The blood does not dow full nor
rapidly; the strength ~ less. For this treason
Crp mas much better chance than at any Other
season.
Tnis 10 a time Of year whom people need 20 be
careful. ana too nuch Importance cannot be
PLACED upon keeping the blood warm and in cir
c1la;ion. You must bring about n reaction II
you wish 10 avoid the pain and dangers OF these
troubles 10 time. There is but one way by which
reaction can Re brought ABOUT, and that Is by
the use OF pure etimuant, preferably Whiskcy.
But the great difficulty is that there arc few
Whiskeys which Gte pure. the only really pure
aud rchablo whiskey known to the medical pro-
fesson or tho world Is Dunys Pure Malt. lt
possesses qualities known only 20 itself. II will
bring about reaction and prevent cold, pneu-
mona. or the grip. where many so called stimu-
lants would fau. IL has saved more lives and
relieved moro suffering than anything OF a SINH
lar nature which was ever known before 20 the
world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
NERAGllA AND CURRY.
The Spanish Duke and Our Former Min
lister to Madrid.

The Spanish luhe anu Ohf WI uhF+
lister to Madrid.
Among the visitors TO the Duke OF Veragua
during his visit 20 Washington wGs Mr.. j. j.. NJ.
Curry. the Minister TO spain under Mr.. Glove
lands former administration.
The renewal OF acquaintance between tho
Duke and Mr.. Curry was pleasant and CORDIAL
IL 10 happened that there vas correspondence
between these gentlemen in 1880 in reference
10 the celebration OF tho discovery Of America.
The Duke. IN response TO a lettor from MT
Curry wrote 10 him saying that span would
take the proper initiative and AK the co-opers-
zion OF the civilized nations o: both continents.
America referring 10 the United StatesI VIII
take the proper place that IL due her"
The celebration alluded 10 by the Duke was
one 10 be held IN Spain. aud has already o.
CURED at Madrid, wish a naval review az huelva
and PalOs.
The American Minister, subsequently 70 tho
correspondence with tho DUKE. had an audience
with the Queen Regent, who very gracously as-
sured him of the deep interest she felt IN the
proposed international celebration IN this coun-
try.
There was correspondence between the two
governments on the subject, and Mr.. Curry was
the FIRST American representative who commune
Gated with his government in reference TO the
Columbian exposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28

fCOrrcspOndence OF Tue KIcnmOnd Dspatch.l
CHASE CITY, VA, April 27.-Tnc store of 4. w.
Smith q Co, at Hauford, was yesterday eve
u Dc destroyed by IRE originating from de
1ectlYe hue. The stock OF goods was insured IN
the Nytheyille Insurance Company for 81 900.
No insurance on the building. Portions VI ths
goods were saved somewhat damaged. Tho
total Ices Is estimated at 5000.
Hanford l. SIX miles from here, and q post
ofico. There was considerable mai on hand IN
she store which. with stamps and arOut SIG In
money. was consumed. The IRE had made sucn
progress that when discovered IL was impOssi-
lie 20 extinguish u. M there were no adequate
means fO- suppEessing the flames.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
THE BROYLEs-s SNYDER TRIAL.
TeStim ony of the Prisouer-A Race as to
who should shoot First.
ts?cciai telegram 70 the Dispatch.

LURAy, VA, April 2!.-Ihe principal witness
examined in the Broyles case to-day was the
prisoner himself His testimony was clearly
given. After detailing the incidents leading up
10 the sBoOtlug he stated that not having the
C1Whide with him with which he had intended ~
whip snyder hc determined 10 spit in Suydcr's
ace az re saw him approaching the posl-Onlce;
that a. Snyder came up the steps he did So;
that the latter made "a demonstration with nta
right arm ~ II 10 draw a pistol; that he
Groylesl had been informed that snyder was
armed anu believed that he was, and that when
he mot lie dad ~ with the idea TINT Il was
race between tlom as 20 who should shoot first.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
WHOEVER GIBBS WEEDS AGAIN.
Though GI Years old fife Captures a
Blooming Augusta Bride of 20.
Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.l

STANTON, VA, April 27--J Z. A. Gibbs, Of
Raphine. and Miss Maggie Craig, OF Craigsyille,
both OF Tits county, were registered at the Viz
finia Hotel last night. Early this morning they
took the train Tor Washington, whore. upon al
rival. they Will be married Tho groom, who is
"a years old, ~ "a widOWer worth half q million
collars, and Is the inventor of tue Wilcox ~
Gibbs sewing Tho bride Is "a charm
ing young woman OF only - summers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28

80, ne case OF George l. Lescallett, charged
VIII, WIN hoep'hg house for the purpose OF gam
ing ahu seiiag poole on h0rse-races, &c, was
=, , luea N Tho Hastings Court yesterday.
81 y. A22cak on last wsek reversed the decision OF
~. huntl'ss court nn1ing the accused guilty as
- vac second count IN the Indictment and or
Ss,so .uo case bacs TO tue lower tribunal. Tho
g. ,os clphei through hi. counsel yesier-
gay 70 have the case n0iis pToss0,t,ed1 yhich the
S"'A'9onweslih did without DELAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
d.. Jsudrum ia Raleigh.

REV. nr ". ". Landrum, who for the last two
weeks has been assisting Rcv. Dr. Carter IN a
meeting az the First Baptist church, Will return
home tomorrow afternoon. The Raleigh meet-
inc has teen very successiu one. Dr.. Lam
dram viii I'll his pulpit at the Second church
sunday morning. and Kew. 4. j. FrstOc, OF Pc
ters5urg, will preach the anniversary sermon
before tho Young Mems Missionary Society oil
tho churcn ~ MIMI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28

For further information apply %
j.. ". MCCARBICk.
Genera Southern Agent. Orics hockettA
". =. CLYDE Il co.
my2o General Agents, PhiiAIoiI hia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
PHILADELPHIA, RICH 3,M
NOND. AND NORFOLK . --s41G -.
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days Every TUESDAY AMI
FRIDAY at l 4. NJ. and every SUNDAY 10
4. \.
Freight for Tuesdays AMI Fridays steamers
received TIL sailing nour; tor ~guIav'f steamer
ill . l.. ". saturday. Freight rccoly34 daily I'LL
III . T.. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
Steamer Helen Ashore.

carr DsNEY, Va, April 27.-rhe British
steamer Helen, from Santiago DO Cuba for Bal
umoTo Is ashore al False Cape, Va. The vessel
Il la good condition and will probably noat after
part Of her cargo (of iron ore) Is discharged. A
dense iOg prevails
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
One Negro shoots and Kiils Another.
ISre-.nI tnl.,rn n, 10 Tn nianntrh

WYTHEyILLE. VA, April 27.-A negro named
Charles Hamnns shot and killed Edwin George,
another negro al kayoula, IN the Cripple-Creek
extension OF the norfolk ana Western railroad.
IL this county, on yesterday. Hamins was