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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
Ten Applications for the Assistant secre'
taryShip-New Postmssters.

By telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
V,-urNsroN, March 2s.-There are now
'.- .rthcations on tle in the Department
O.. s.ucuuure for the assistant secretary
..r 1hey are Hon. Morgan Rawls, of
U. f.ia. Hon. b. NJ. Hord. Tennessee; !;
Sun. Blackwell, Alat ANA: L. l.. Mer-
ltt springfield, Ill; Charles Griihths,
Ia..- Major II. +. Alvord, virginia;
D.,,-I stephen ID. Lee, mississippi;
I-.I Strange. Michigan; Professor L.
~ ~.aC selford. Alabama, and :. W: Cor
o.. Virginia There will, however. be no
.r.eli4te successor TO Asslstant-Secre-
o.. nllctts.
ur'h- Assistant Postmaster General
Nu TO-DAY appointed forty-eight
a.class pOstmasters. aud of this num-
.t tarty-seven were 20 fill vacancies oc-
,-..leI oy the removal OF thelncumbents.
TIE szsATE OFFICERS.
4a. Introduction by Senator German
& r.unc OF the caucus resolution pro
t-- fora reorganization of the force OF
o.. senate officers means transfer OF the
rr.... trom secret session TO the open
.., or the Senate. All of the pIo-
r c1muromise having failed. and Al
H'- fo ADJUST the matter amlcaoly IN
.s.f. having come to naught, the tgc.
90 be waged IN the open neld. just
tut there ~ reason 10 beileVe tnat
.. .ilrs are half-hearted IN the mat
' .nl >. j. safe to say that ma
t.. ot the senator's really DO not Ieel
..lf interest IN the reorganization 70
very spirited contest on e.taerside
.. Ir1position. OF course. tins seem
ltay NAV vanish rs the fight pro
and hard things are said IN the
0.-. ID the debate. and when theS taik
.ut lcatlOu senators are careful 10 say
'. .l,y intend 10 fight for or against the
an summer If necessary, bDt ~
I.... .ai that "a present the feeling Is one
.t ....cfcnce on the part OF large num-
'.t.t .raatore.
TnE TREASURY SITUATION.
Ilr gold exported from New York to-
caf mounted 10 $500, 900. aud all OF II
asi.ken iTom the sub-Treasury. The
i.- a.. sl small oil amount does not even
c..s comment in Treasury circles, as fhe
g. god at the command of the Irea-
t"fr n9w aggregates more than SI.OOO,-
aGd the Treasury rs gaming gold each
r.l Ia - ordinary business transactions.
Oilers IN exchange for small notes also
r.rue very heavy with the opening Oh
te s.ulg trade The Secretaryis accept
ir' these ~ rapidly as possible. selecting
r.rcf. those that are most adNan'
'arDoas. AZ present there Is not the
.ntest doubt IN official circles that
within the next few months the gold
t4.-uco IA the Treasury will be increased
& $1,000 900. or s15. 100000 OF free gold
sufficient for all ordinary purposes.
1sg AGRICULTURAL pRusrso-ssrft
4 letter from Seer etary Morton has beer
addressed 90 every bureau and dlvisIor
chef 10 the Department of Agncnitur'
asking whether any reduction couid p'
made IN the number OF his employees
w lout 10 pairment of the public service
30 beng desirable in the interest %
economy TO lessen the expenses OF the DO
EtIimout.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29
Light Infantry Ranks Filling Up.

TJOTft5DOHUUIINV u 1I@1 '''~'1I'7''-
ALEXANDRIA, March 2S.-The Alexandra
Light Infantry, Company +, Third Regiment OF
Virginia Infantry, which some tiine ago uis-
missed from ia ranks all those who DID not at
tend drills or who had fallen In arrears In dues,
&c, is again rapidly growing receiving iour oi
five enlistments every drill night. LAST hlght
five new names we're added to tho roll, making
the total membership over seventy. 1he re-
cruiting squad VIII be kept at work until the
limit i 00-is reached.
Little Lillian Elsum, years old, iel upon
hottie which she was carrying this morning and
80 severely cut her cheek that the glands iylns
on the bone could be seen. The wound, WINE
very painful. is not serious.
The Woodlawn Circle OF Kings Daughlers
gave a very interesting entertainment AZ
Lukeye schoOl-house, near Woodlawn. IN FAR
fax county. last night for tho bench; OF the in
frmary in this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29
Mr.. SMITHS SAD AFFLICTiON'
The Survivor of His Five Sons-The Late
Miss A. T.. Montague.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
SCOTLAND NICK, n. c.. March 2s.-The
burial Of Mr. w. Z. Smith. whose death
was mentioned in this correspondence
yesterday. was an exceedingly sad occa-
sion. His father. Mr.. j. n. Smith. has
reared five sons TO manhood. and has lived
TO see them oil buried. HIsgreat affection
elicits the sympathy of the entire commu-
nifty. HIS sou left wife and nine chill
dren. The strong son of few weeks ago
is now no more. and the cid father is left
in loneliness and sorrow weeping for his
sons.
Mrs. A. f. Montague, whose death was
mentioned in this correspondence also,
was &c years old and one of the most in
tellectual women in the State.
The pall-bearers here were Noah Blggs.
n. B. Josy. j. b. Futrell, L. I. White
hurst, w. A. Dunn, and DIR. X. NJ. John
SON
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29
Success. 4. the Reward OF Industry.

JOHN X. CARY, WHoLEsAIE GRocER,l
RICHMOND. Va. March %. 1893. ,
The Sno,c- Church Company, Shdttr's Builf.
ing, CITY:
Gentlemen. My experience with your
company has been so satisfactory that
am pleased to recommend II rs an
agency that really collects slow accounts-
/ have always found you prompt and re.
liable.
Yours trulv. JOIN X. Cary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29
DEMOCRATS URGED TO VOTE.
Chairman Mitchell Issues q Ringing Ad-
dress to the Henrico Voters.
The followinp address was issued yester-

The following address was issued yester-
day:
To the White Democratic Voters Of Henrico conn-
~:
Again in the history Of our grand old county.
which has blossomed and prospered so Ia the
recen. past your committee have decided upon
n primary election for the nomination OF candt-
dates 70 an the several Offices Of your disposal.
Inc time IL fixed for Thursday, March -, 1893,
from sunrise to sunset.
Ii sof the highess importance that every voter
should make every sacrifice 10 attend the polls
on this important day and 10 select the candi-
dates OF his choice and endeavor TO poll tho iuii-
est Democratic vote, IN order that our opponent
uhe Republican party will be disnayed and
will make no pretension 10 oppose our nomi-
mated ticket.
Many good citizens OF our county havc sub
mi,ted their names for your selection. and II
only remains for you TO como forward and cast
your vote for your choice and your committee
especially urge that nothing bat the best feeling
and good will should prevail. and to remember
that this Ia and should be a fight among friends.
and whatever Is the result should be cheeriutiy
accepted. inasmuch as your committee abso-
lutely pledge themselves 10 q tair ballot and
count. j. Z. MITCHELL
Chairman Henrico Democratic Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29
Nashyilie's Financial Crisis

WASHINGTON, March 2S.-Mr. Hepburn.
Comptroller OF the Currency. this MORN
ing expressed the opinion that there was
no danger that the other national banks in
Nashville, Tenn, would be affected by tho
failure of the Commercial National Bank.
According 10 information received at the
department. he said. the failure of the
Commercial Bank was not q bad one:
Bank Examiner Jacob NJ. Mcknight had
been placed in charge. He reports that the
capital Of the bank is impaired to the
nm nnn,t of 9 80 nn0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29

WESTERN RAILROAD PROM RICHMOND TO
NORFOLK AND RETURN
will be $3.50 for five-day tickets, 80 for
two.day tickets. and 81 for military in
uniform.
The worlds navies will be anchored in
Norfolk harbpr, and ample hotel accom-
modations will be found in Norfolk, and
numberless small vessels oan be secured a.
Norfolk on which parties will be able to
visit the different war-vessels.
The "all-rail line" offers greater facili-
ties tor reaching Norfolk harbor and visit
ing the navies and witnessing the land
displays at Norfolk than any other route.
For full information apply TO Il. W. Court.
new. passenger agent. s8S east Nam street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29
CONSUL AT GUAYAQUIL.
George Diilard, of Mississippi. Has the
Nomination.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 2s.-The
President to-day sent 10 the Senate the
nomination Of George billiard. of Missis-
sIppi. to be Consul-General OF Guayaquii.
MIR. DIllard is a resident of Macon Miss.
and a native Misslssippian. He is lawyer
and was educated at the University OF
Mississippi. He served IN the Contede-
rate army and was adiutant of the Thirty:
fifth Mississippi Regiment at the close OF
the war. Since 1854 he has been member
of the State Senate. and he was member
of the constitutional Convention OF 1851
and one of the three commissioners who
prepared the present State code. his APP
nointment is REGARDED as a most excellent
one and meets the approval of the people
of the State. Mr.. billiard succeeds William
X. Sorsby, who was nominated from Mis-
sissippi by President Harrison.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29
Ihnnhs Tor the Old People.

The Feast of st. Joseph. which was ceie.
brated last Wednesday, March 2d. ct tho
preciated and enjoyed by the inmates of
the home.
The sisters offer their most sincere
thanks to all their kind friends and bene-
factors who 80 generously provided for the
comfort Of their aged and infirm ones and
did so much TO render them happy, and
pray our Lord to bestow upon them every
blessing they desire
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29
Tobacco Glutin Henderson.

HENDERSON, y. C., March 2S.-The town Is
again full OF tobacco to-day. Apart from that
brought in by over one hundred wagons, four
carloads came over the Durham aud Northern
last night and several over the Raleigh aud Gas
ION and Richmond aud Danyille roads this
morning. Sales lasted all day.
Chief-of- Police-of- Winston bradford was here
last night In pursuit Of law-breaker
Mr. Reuben Chandler. OF Buffalo, Va, is here
TODAY with a carload Of tobacco az the Cooper
House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29
Richmond Oflcers Banqueted.

lSpeclhl telegthui W Nho Dtobhs~h-i
STAUNTos, Va. March 2S.-Grani-Regent l.
W. IIarwood and Grand-Secretary. William
Lovenstein. OF Richmond, paid an onicial visit
10 Augusta Council, Royal Arcanum, in this city
tonight. Several candidates were admitted,
making tho local membership i05. The council
was eloduently addressed By the Richmond ON.
GERS Alter the secret meeting NUMBER Ol
friends outside tho Arcanum were invited TO an
elegant banquet, which is now going on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29

the minority report. ia, Could the Gov
ernor of State appoint q senator at the
beginning of n new term, the Legislature
being IN session and refusing or failing TO
olect? The report quotes tho constitu-
tiopal provision and the act Of 1866 rela-
tive TO the election and appointment of
senators, and then contends that the oriei-
nal terms of senators must begin by action
OF the legislatures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29
The APPOINTED SENATORS.
Report Of the Minority of the Elections
Committee.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., March Ex-senator
Vance. chairman OF tue Committee on
Privileges and Elections. IN behalf OF the
minority OF that committee to-day sub
mdte1 20 The Senate report on the case
ol Hon. Lee Mantle. firdibg that he u not
enthsd 20 take his seat rs a senator from
,aonlGna. Ire report is signed by Ncssrs.
the ease OF the majority report presented
yesterday by Senator Hoar. the minority
report deals directly only with the cieims
of nr. Mantle. but both are Intended 70
cover az well the ceses Of ell three q the
appointed senators Messrs. Mantle. Beck
With. and Allen.
1hs question pyeGeutods eeeosGp9 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29
The FEDERAL SENATE.
Nominations for Oficers-Tbe Appointed
Scnators-Charges Against Ronch.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. March 2s.-Resolu-
tions TO proceed TO the election of Secre-
tarv. a Sergeapt-at-Arms. and Chaplain
of the Senate. who are not TO take Office
until the S0th ot June next. and nomina-
ting for those Offices. respectively, Will
liam II. Cox of North Carolina. Richard j.
Bright Of Indiana. and Rev. DIR. William
II. Milburn. were offered in the Senate to-
day by Mr. Gorman and laid over until to-
morrow. Notice was given by Mr. Hoar
that he would call up tomorrow the re-
port of the Committee on Privileges and
Elections rs 10 tho three senators appoint
cd by Governors. MIR. Hoar also offered
resolutions, which went over till to-mOr-
row. instructiug the Committee on Prlyi-
leges and Elections to investigate the allie
CATIONS of criminal embezzlement made
against Senator Roach. OF North Dakota,
and toreport what is the duty of the Senate
in relation thereto. After a short executive
session the Senate. at 1926, adjourned til
tomorrow at noon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29
CUT THROUGH THE EAR.
The Fate of william Jones-Dorsty
Graves sent On-Othsr Cases.

Or1tcs rout oo-Osn's
George Lewis (colored) was sent to the
grand Jury of the Hastings Court yester-
day by the Police Justice Cor feloniously
cutting and wounding William Jones
(colored) with a knife. This array oc-
outcome of quiet little game OF " craps.
Jones was badly cut through the right ear.
the cash extending some inches down MS
neck. The wound left very ugly scar.
An examination was made into the case
of Dorsey Graves alias Orowder, charged
with breaking into the c,gar-store OF VIII
liam Triana. on east Main street. and the
larceny Of lot Of cigars. cigarettes, &c:
Tho prisoner practically admitted hts guilt
to Sergeant Hall. who arrested him in Pc
tersburg, A portion Of the goods was re-
covered BY the olIicor. Graves was sent 60
the grand jufy Of Judge Wits court. The
preliminary examinations in two similar
cas6e Vofo waived and they were also cer-
tiled 70 To Hustines Court
;s ssss s. ''R's:sas ss s'ls ssl:; !:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29
A strong Competitor Removed.

WlsHINGToN, d. c.. March 2S.-Mr. w.
T. Townes. of Danvllle. applicant for the
consulship at Rio de Janelro, returned TO
the CITY TO-DAY reinforced with strong en-
dorsements from importing coffee-houses
OF Baltimore and Richmond. Mr.. W. Il.
Henry, of Henderson, n. G., having with
drawn from the contest for the Rio CON
sulate and applied for the Montevideo
consnlship removes strong competitor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29
MRS. COMPTON BADLY BURNED.
Her Daughter Also sustains Injuries-fa'
tai Results of Dos s-Bites.
fspecl.l ,olegrnm 10 tho Dispatch.I

tSpeclaf toiesrhIn W eho Diopos-n'' -
FREpERIcKs8URG. Va, March 2s.-While
Mrs. NJ. +. Compton, an aged lady, was
burning leaves and stubble IN her yard TINS
afternoon her clothing took fire. and before
the flames could be extinguished her lower
limbs and back we're painfully burned.
Her daughter. Miss Minnie. had her hands
badly burned in putting out the blaze from
her mothers clothes.
Mrs. George King died at her residence
here this afternoon In the ioth year OF ,r'i III
ore. She was an aunt of Councilman Will
liam |. King.
Mr.. Dafian, of this county, has lost late
ly two fine young Alderney cows. both
having heen bitten by mad,dogs. and
showed signs Of the same horrid disease.
The building for new canning-factory
vas commenced here to-day. northern
marty has been here several days arranging
for starting another pickle-factory IN this
plaop-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29
p.rson,lsfrom Green Bay.

(Correspondence OF the Richmcr Dspatch.l
GREEN BAY. Va. March 2S.--Mrs. X :. PRICE,
who has been in Washington for tho past three
weeks, attending her sick sen. MI. Wine d.
Price. left that city tonight tor her home mere
Willie who has had severe attack OF erysipe-
las, ts much better and viii be able 10 return
home by the latter part OF this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29
Dem mocratic Nominations for Clerks
rsroct,I ,aIagrann to the Uispatch.l

CHnrsrIAssBUEG. Va, March 2s.-A large
lv.attended and very harmonious mass
meeting OF Democrats was held today
court day-and nominated Robert M.
Gardner for Circuit Court Clerk and Craig
c. Hawley for County Court Clerk. These
Offices are now filled by Republicans, and
a lively contest is anticipated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29
PRECIOUS SPANISH PAPERS.
CoIumbus's Reports to Ferdinand and Isa-
bella, His VIII, &c.

bella, His viii. &c.
[By telegraph TO tho Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, March 2s.-Mr. William 4. Cur
tie. In charge OF the spanish-American exhibit
AT the Worlds Fair, reached Washington this
morning from Norfolk having in his custody the
Columbus papers loaned by the Spanish govern
ment Tor exhibition at Chicago. They were
brought 10 this country on the United States snip
Newark, which reached Norfolk Sunday after
noon. Mr.. Curtis was accompanied on the trip
from Norfolk to this city by a military guard,
inc Obligation assumed by the United states 10
the Spanish government requiring that the
papers should be constantly under the
protection OF the military or naval forces OF the
United States while in transit. The pagers
have been deposited temporarily In the vaults
OF the Safe Deposit Company. in washington,
whore they will remain until next Saturday
when Mr.. Curtis will start with them for chi.
cags They will be transported hence in one OF
the Pennsylvania Companys paymasters cars.
which contains safe. detail OF soldiers VIII
accompany tho guard to its destination. Inc
papers are about fifty in number and comprise
the original documents relating to C0lum0uss 3
voyage OF discovery his reports TO Ferdinand
aud Isabella and his viii.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29
JOHN X. CAf
setaiIC -ocers In Trouble.

The j. B. Brown Company. OF Balti-
more, is responsible for all this. and In
few days oil this trouble will be over; =,
Having secured the services of TX. M.
Twlsdale, of this city, to represent us you
will now have chance to look at the best
wines and whiskeys ever seen IN Richmond.
Our salesman has been one dozen years
in the retail-grocery business aud knows
your wants and the wants OF the general
public
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29
Uprieht Plane Free.

Hume.Minor Company. on Ninth street,
il going to give away another beautifui
Grand Upright Piano free. IL you con-
template purchasing q piano. an organ.
music books, or ANYTHING IN tho music
line: or II you have piano and 10 needs
tuning or repairing see Hume Minor Com
pany 6rst. and you may got the beautiful
piano free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29
Prizes for Advertising Iieas
IFron the Boston Daily JoufnALl

A bicycle manufacturer recently offered
twenty-four prizes for the best suegestions
for an advertisement. There were 5000
ideas offered in the contest. and the fourth
prize in this large field CT contestants was
taken by Mr.. John Sturgis, connected with
the well-known advertising house OF Pet
tingill n Co., Boston. Mr. Sturgis ls an
artist Of skill and efficiency aud fertile IN
ideas and suggestions,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29
snnr.me Cnnrt of AppeaI..

Langhorne against Richmond City Rail-
way Company. Further argued oy w. L:
de Saussure for plaintiff in error and
Wyndham X. Meredith for defendant In
error and submitted.
Ficklin's administrator against hixey,s
ADMINISTRATOR. Argued by James G..
Field for appellant aud John F. Rixey tor
appallee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29

Decorated Pipes. Mason s Hsml'n orsas'
An entirely new style Listz Organ mas
been received. and all churches ,ateresseu
in buying organs are invited 70 nave tnsir
committees call and view ana nsar tnis
70 sois Agents. s03 Nam street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29

s.vs that of reason and probability. and
~hen applied to cigarettes the Old Do
r,sr,on prove BY the purity and skill ct
thar ,nsnufacture their fitness tor Nree
place 10 publie favor. Photograph y eeea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29
Gold Shirts. 81.
Silver Shirts, 75c.
FoURQUREAs, PRrcE 4 Co..
Sole Agents.

Next Tuesday will be the commence:
ment of one of the most interesting and
largest offerings. at public auction: IN
snburban property that we have had.
which indicates the prosperity OF our city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29

Wanted. every mother who has tho
sweetest baby in Richmond and Manches-
ter to buy o Carriage for 1t Of
SYDsoR 4 HuSDLEY.
Leaders in Furniture.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29

The Gold Shirt at 81 and the Silver
Shirt at 75c. are the best goods Of the kiDd
made for the price. For sale by
FouRQugEAs. PRIcg u Go.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29

Examine our stock OF Light and No.
dunn Weight Underwear when you buy
your spring goods. scn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29
A coLoRep "AMsRosIAD TEA
In Which Rszcrs and Other weapon
Figursd--The springtime Coming.

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispascn.l
WASHINGTON, RAPPAHAsxocx couSIi,
Va, March 2s.-One night recently .us
colored population of this piace anu anu
vicinity held an "Ambrosia Tea- lnis
food of the gods" was high. but me
"black princesn were gallant AID tog
dusky maidens were not "wall.howets
by any means All went well until a. "a. '
when q ,certain beauty became 700 Nv
tractiye. and a big four, " - saio' a,,, cptn,
bined against one Of her admirers. lnem
IL was that "razors were flying in the alr,'
and the under man was soon master OF tue
occasion. The result was that new over
coat was spilled" and eighteen stitches
had TO be taken IN q colofed gents les.
some one spoke of "Ambros.a," ana
fellow said I" Who in the world Is be! !,
never heard of that niger before.
Archie Jackson, the boy who dld the cut
ting, was arrested the next mornine'
TEE GENTLE SPRING.
Frops have commenced their serenades;
the mellow bugs are describing circles,
hyperbolas. and ellipses upon the surface
of the crystal ponds; trees are buduin-
the whole town Is playing marbles Eastei
crayats have made their appearamce /,
Uncle Smith has planted his ,taters loi,, !,
has written some poetry 10 his calco
asking her if she hasn't a few affection for
him in the right ventricle of her heart
the prospective fried chicken is aiready
scratching in the grass. and spring is " be-
ginning to begin"
PERSONAL.
Miss MAY f. smith. who recently spent
several months at West Point and Norfolk
is AGAIN at home.
Miss Katie Brown. of Alexandria, has
been spending the winter with her aunt
Mrs. Henrietta Motfett.
Mr.. Robert Menefee, Of Greenwood
Academy, in Albemarle. who came on &c
attend his grandfather's funeral, will re-
main here until after Easter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29
The Coreau Consul-Genersiship.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. March Ex-senator
Vance introduced at the White House to-
dav Colonel J. G.. Martin. OF Asheville. who
is:an applicant for the cOnsul-generalshp
10 Nacasakl Japan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29
AS TO VIRGINIA APPOINTMENTS.
sir. Cleveland VIII Impart the Desired
Information Mt 2 r. NJ. To-Day.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. March 2s.-The
President has appointed O'Clock Z. Nj. to-
morrow as the time to have private con-
ference with Representatives Oferrall,
Wise. and Jones, when be will ilnpart the
information desired by the Virginia dele
CATION in regard TO appointments.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29

The most stylish garments on the mar
ket are the Fancy Gold and Silver Shirts
for sale by Fourqurean. Price q Co.