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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26
PROVIDENCE CONFEDERATE NJ. A.
Eloquent Address by Major Baker T.. Lee.
Memorial shaft to Bo Erected.

TCorresDondence OF the Richmond DisDatch.l
YORKTOWN, VA, May 25.-The regular annual
meeting of the Providence Confederate Memo
ria! Association took place at Providence church
the past evening. The programme of exercises
was excellent, consisting OF good music, prayer,
and able addresses MAJOR Baker T. Leo was
orator of the day. and as the slVery-tongucd
speaker eutaptured the audience our hearts
swelled with pride for The noble son OF "Old
York" II was followed by Captain W. j. Storrs.
who rendered IN beautiful style an original poem
10 the Confederate dead, wnich was enthusiast
cally received, but needs TO be heard iiom the
lips OF the author TO be appreciated
SHAFT.
IL IL tho design OF tho society to erect
n shaft TO the memory OF inc hohorei
dead, ana subs ,riptIons addressed to John H.
White, soc. q any Of the ass )clau)n, Ora ton.
York county, Va, will be thankfully received
Among the names OF the dead heroes ma I.
G. Wright, Shreveport Grays, First tDrews)
battalion, Louisiana Volunteers; William smith,
Flrst North Carolina; John 8. MCseiey, First
North Carolina, and ono unknown from Abe
marie Artillery. The ladies' wcr9 out In force,
and the way the fair ones handled their floral
offerings made all who were present resolve u
was good TO live and, IL necessary, prylIege
70 die m behalf OF the southern girl. MIRA
Booker, Major Lees daughter, accompanied hlh'
This is a grand work and ladies trust they may
receive some aid from other Confederate camps
OF the State.
IN TIE FIELD.
Captain W, J. StOrrs Is now In the field for
nomination for the representative from this dis
trict IN tho next Leglislature. lie Is man OF
sterling integrity, n Christian gentleman. ana
viii IN every sense OF the word make repre-
sentative Of the people.
Contrary TO expectations. the pea crop has
loomod up in greater proportions than WAS ex-
pected: 1000 packages were shipped from
here alone yesterday evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26

gusta county to-day. Tho most important once
TO be fiiicd was that of Circuit-Court Clerk. ine
Incumbent. c. \. w. Barnes. refused To submit
bis claims 20 the Democratic primary, and tho
party nominee, Joseph u. Woodward. Is elected
after hot fight by over 600 majority.
No Party Fight.
ASHLAND, VA, May 25.-The election to-day
ior county onicers passed. on very quietly.
Hard work was dono by the candidates. J. a.
Brown IA reelected Clerk of the Circuit Court
II. X. Gilman. for supervisor, has 1914 majority
Mt this precinct. and IL is almostcertain he IS
elected over Colonel w. Y. WIckham. Il. ).
Bowles aud c. II. Wood are certainly elected
magistrates, but it ia close in the district pe-
tween Nash and Taylor for Constable. j. w.
Taylor is re-eicsted Oyerseer Of the Poor.
No party nent was made. IL WAS simply q
choice OF tho best men for tho oflces.
Big Msiorities Mt Covingtop.
CovIN0roS, VA, May 25.-Tho vote for this
precinct for County Clerk is J. J. Hobbs, present
incumbent. 33S: W. q. Persinger, SO. Hobbs
Ia probably reelected by GOO maiority-the
largest majority ever given In the county tor any
Office.
For Mayor and counclmen OF the town OF
Coyington the present incum m bents are reelected
by an overwhelming majority.
Democrats Garry south Boston.
SOUTH BosroS, va, May 25.-Tho election
passed on quietly to-day. tho entire Democratic
tickot having been elected.
Manchester aud Chesterfield.
The election in Manchester was only for 1--WE
momtors Oi the Council. aud Messrs. Y. III. Fitz-
gerald, ". ". Pool. W. T. Hart, W. q. Burgess,
aud John z. Utz, the nominees Of the Demo-
cratic primary, were elected without opposition.
From all that can be learned the Democrats
carried every district ia Chesterfield. Tho can
diistes for clerks had no opposition. The swans
boro' District went Democratic for the first timo
in It's history, and Il Is said that sofno negroes
voted with tie winning side. Tho district offi-
GERS elected wero: Supervisor, H. A. Bowen
Justice, OF the PeSce-George Hicks. G.. T. Jones,
ana Lochand Smith Constable. John a. Burke /;
Overseer Of the Poor, ". ID. Toler. Mr.. JOnos
was opposed by negro named Wilson Hewlett,
who received I0l votes and Nr. Burke py a
negro named Andrew Green. who got 1G4.
The Henrico Contest.
The Hght in some sections OF Henrico was quite
lively. The Democratic nominees for Circuit
and County Court clerks had no opposition.
The contest between ex-Sherin J. W. Southwark
and MIR. Joseph Ii. Sweeney uho Democratic
candidate) for Supervisor In Varins wns exciting
and close The precincts heard from up 70 mid
night showed Mr. Southwark 90 be about 80
ahead OF Mr.. Sweeney. The Republicans had a
fun iickei Ia Fairfield and fairly good vote was
pOlled Bakers precinct, below Richmond, only
gave Republican majority OF %. whereas II
usually gives $50 or more.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26
sHOW-pAY AT sCoTTsVILLE.
Large Quantity of Whiskey Retaiied-Mr'
and Mrs. Nicholas Injured.

fCorresponderce OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
SCoTTsyHLE, May Yesterday was "show-
day" here and our town was tho receptacle OF
the largest gathering OF people that has oc-
Cured here IN several years.
serious accident happened 10 hr. George II:
Nicholas. wife, and little son. just as they had
crossed tho ferry on their way homo drunken
man on a horse dashed by their vehicle, badly
frightening their horse and causing bin 70 run
away ovorturning their buggy and throwing
them all out. severely hruislnR and stunning
Mrs Nicholas, who remained unconscious until
this morning. Mr. Nicholass shoulder vas Dis
LOCATED and bruised badly, and tue little boy also
injured. All Of this WAS cnused directly from the
sale OF mean whskey. IL IS thought that tho
three saloons here retaed at least $50 gallons
yesterday.
The largest beaver ever caught Ia this part OF
the country. as far as can Do learned, Was Killed
By Mr.. George Carroll at tho mill at Boiling
Springs" near Warren, two days ago. lis
weight was 1885 pounds and length feet 7ls
inches. These animals are quite rare IN TINS
sas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26
Annual neetiDg Virginia State Firsmens
Association. Stsunton, Wa.

For the accommodation of its patrons
attending the above occasion. the Eich.
moud and Danville Railroad Company wall
sell round-trip tickets as follows;
For civilians travelling on individual
tickets. at rates embraced IN Tariff l. Cir
cular 5174.
For fire or military companies in uni
form, rs or more men travelling together
in each direction on one ticket, at rate OF
one frst-class fare per capita for the
round trip. Dates of sale. june 9th and
7th: limit, June 9th, 1893.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

GEORGE B. PINCH ~ n, eommis:socers sale
Of farm On Roanoke river, In hsckieauof8
county. known - "Wsveriy.
BO8WELL = HARAAN and APP kkSoN = r0ks
csnt property corner fvsnty.ninsA an4
Lssieh terese1L
!. rHOnPeON BROWN . Co. 8 n ~ eooEe
~ e The Richmond THEATRE - ooo1noooe
corner q Broad end 8svento oereeehs
WILLIAM JENKINS = SON. IN y ~ hmonA
oeangse. applsA 80 banAnaA
!. u. VALENTINE tc36 A. NJ Aeeoooe11onDk
ture> - 8 a (.
= i. roLLAaD. lo:.o \ =. lesns>aae siuk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26
Appointments In the Navy.

wAsHrsGTos, ID. c., May 35.-The President
has made the following appointments: Adolph
A. Hoehlng, captain aud medical director.
United States Navy; Eugene w. Watson. COM
commander and medical inspector. United
States Navy; Robert NJ. q, Brown. leu
tensnt-commander, United States May;
Henry q. Boyer, lieutenant and surgeon,
United States Navy; John NJ. steele,
lieutenant and surgeon, United States Navy
George W. Denneld, lieutenant and sur
gson, United States Navy; James. G. Drake,
lieutenant Qunior graie), United States Navy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26
A Maryland Bigarnist Caught.

fC0rrespondonceO Of tho KichmonI DIsOltch'I
DUNSsymLE, May 24.-M. Garnctt, deputy
sheriff OF Essex county, armed with tho neces-
sary warrant and accompanied Dy tho TWO gem
tIemen from Calvert county, State OF Maryland,
proceeded on Thursday, 18th instant, to E ":
Kriefe's Bathurst farm, and :here arrestel
Ramsey Gbds Harris, a fugitive from justice from
Calvert county, Md, where he IS being prose-
cuted for bigamy. When arrested here ne
agreed TO return with his friends TO Calvert
county, and there his surety, Mr.. Downing. Will
surrender him. The parties lett wares o.
steamer Thursday afternoon, Harris leaving his
,,rtsn and child nj Hafhurst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26
The Nominees at Boyd.on.

(COrrcsDOndence Oi the Richmcr1 cspatch.I
BOYDTOS, VA. May 25.-At q Republican meet
ing the following we're nominated for candidates
here IN to-day's election: Clerk Circuit Court
w. C. Curtis (incumbelD Clerk County CJurt,
". A. Jameson QncImbenp. BOydton Dis
trict-Superyisor. A. T. Homes; Justices OF the
Pcace-JOhn w. Dugger Qncumbentl, u: r.
Hutcheson, ". II. Hays: Overseer OF the POOR
John Baptist GncumDenp; Constable, tharles
Phillips incumbent. Some Of these nominees
are known 10 be Democrats There was no
Democratic meeting and nominations and yet
the following nro running as the candidates OF
the party for the positions named: Clerk COun-
~ Court. f. r.. GoOde; Supervisor, {. ). Hutche-
son ancumbenD: Justices OF tue fcace-Ihomhs
H. Boyd uncumbenp. IL. r. Hutcheson, d. Il.
Chandler
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26
BETROTHEO TO AN INDIAN.
Tho Queer Case OF Miss Minnie Dickson
and Cha-Lnh- Kee, n Cherokee.

and Cha-Lnh-K Kee, n Cherokee.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatcb.l
AsugvnLE, n. g., May 25.-Miss Minnie Z.
Dickson. OF jamestown. n. Y, has been
teacher In the Indian Training-school. at Yellow
Hill. Jackson county. She ia now the betrothed
Of Cha Lab Kee, whose English name Is Richard
ii. Smith, son Of CherOsee-Cbief smith. Miss
Dickson ~ the daughter Of Baptist clergyman.
The Indian Is ~ years Of age and
fine looking. lniisn-Agent Spencer, who
IS superintendent OF tho school recently
decided that Miss Dicksons services were not
needed at tho school, and 80 informed her, AMI
notified the department at Washington. AT THIS
point young Cha Lab zee took the matter up. As
a consequence government agent has been on
the ground to learn whether there exists iusti-
fication for the agents suspension, and 40 has
now gone back 10 Washington 70 report Two
trifing obstacles aro IN the way OF the lovers
union, the law Of this State and the objections
OF Hiss Dicksons parents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26
VIII DO Reverence to TIE Remains

tCOTespondence OF Tue hIcnInOhI DIspach.I
HENDERSON, ". c., May 25.-rhe Vance
Guard. Company C.. Third Regiment, North
Carolina State Guard, Captain Z. /. Jones, will
20 TO oxford on Tuesday the 30th to meet and
do reverence 10 tho Jef. Davis remains, 20 pass
there on that evening They Will be accompa-
niod by a number OF citizens.
Tho justification ana ac1uttal OF Dr. q. ;.
Boyd for shooting at George y. Hart by Judge
shuford yesterday is unanimously approved.
Hart did not appear, as bound Dy his bond, and
a cdDtas was ordered His attorney died pny-
nician, cerIlncAte that he was SICK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26
c..rvLav s,,,l Inouer.,,ve.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. May 25.-Attorney-Gene
raj Olney has received a telegram from New
York stating that Judge Lscombe, OF the Circuit
Court Of New York, had decided that section y OF
the Geary Law, though decided 70 be constita-
tional, was still Intellectual, because no provision
was made as TO how or by whom the order OF
deportation OF tho Chinese Is TO be executed.
This is said TO be @ now question, which was not
raised nor In any way involved In previous ap-
neaIs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26
AGratna-Green An.ir.

(Spocial telegraph 10 the Dispatchl
l.-IDsyILLg, n. g., May GA Grctna-Green
affair caused a pleasant ripple OF excitement In
our social world to-day. The contracting parties
were from our sister town, Greensboro. Miss
Matte Neyil was the bride and Ar. McCauley
the groom. The young lady had been here seye-
on the morning u ain, and the couple were mar
ried by Roy. Mr.. Ware In the presence OF
friends at o o'clock. After driving over our city
they departed on the evening train to Green's
bQro
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26
DEATH OF REV. r. II. MASON.
He Passes Away After o Long Iliness-His
Surviving Relatives-Tho Funeral.
Special telegram % tho Dlspatch.

Especial telegram 20 tho Dispatch.l
WARN SPRINGS. VA, MAY 25.-The Rev. Rich-
ard Henry Mason died this evening at o'clock
al the residence OF his brother-iD-iaw. Captain
Samuel w. Anderson. His sisters. Miss Martha
Mason. OF Tappahannock, and Mrs. Rebecca
Mitchell, OF Washington, were with him. he
graduate OF tho North Carolin, (EpiscopaD
Theological Seminary: was rector fist OF THIS
church later ri Union, w. Va, ana for the past
two years OF Basic CITY. His wife was Miss
Dnngcrfield, elstsr OF Mrs. james X. koene, OF
New York. and OF Captain Foxhali Dangernelc,
OF cuipeper, Va. His burial Will take place here
on Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26

is emphatically blood disorder caused by
inability Of tho kidneys to throw of GER
tain poisons which accumulate in the tis-
sues about the joints and muscles.
p. P. T., very simple. quickly, and sure
ly cures this disease, neutralizing impuri-
ties In the blood. Experience and science
both endorse p. P. p. a. the only infalli-
BILE blood purifier known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26
Court Sale of the Theatre rhi. Ante ruoon

At s o'clock this evening Colonel Jo.
Lane Stern. trustee, through his agents,
Messrs. J. Thompson Brown u Co.. will sell
at public auction, on the premises, the Rich
mond Theatre. Doubtless there will be
large attendance, 1t being IA well.known
and valuable piece Of property and located
at point IN our city where the street.car
transportation lands the travelling public
ter. Ii has been rumored that it ~ possl-
bic this property may be bought for tho
purpose Of remodelling the sameinto largo
retail emporium for progressive business
firm of our city. As an enterprise II should
paw handsomely and as an ornament 10
our city It would be the most prominent
structure to be seen by oil incoming visit
ors, both by water and rail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26

The ladies Of the woman's Christian As-
sociatlon will hold BOOK Reception"
on Friday, May 26th. from TO 9 o'clock.
Friends OF the ASSOCIATION are cordially IN
yIted to come. Each person ~ expected
TO bring book. Light refreshments viii
be served for the benefit of the Free
Circulating Library"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26
Uprt2ht Piano Free.

Hume-Minor Company. on Ninth street,
Is gong to give away another beautiful
Grand Upright Piano free. II you contem.
plate purchasing piano. On organ. music:
book. or ANYTHING in the music line, or II
you have a piano and It needs tuning or
repairing see Hume Minor Company nrsi,
and YOU may get the beautiful piano free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26

will be- Of value to the world by Illus
trating tho improvements in the mechani-
can arts. and eminent physicians will tell
you that the progress in medicinal agents
has been Of equal importance. and a. .
strsn ethenine laxative that syrup of Fies
is far in advance Of I'll others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26
Coming to the Reinterment.

NORFOLK, VA, May 2j.-1he four guns OF
GrlIness Battery, harness, &c, were forwarded
20 Richmond to-day and the company will leave
on the Both. Niemeyer-Shaw Camp have de-
cided to go in a body with Picket-Buchanan
and Stonewall camps 10 Richmond on the 3let,
carving the Fourth-Kegiment Band and the
Portsmouth Rifles Drum Corps
Rev. j. j. Hall the new pastor o! Park-Ayenue
Baptist church, viii take charge the lst OF Au-
At
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26
Returned with a Bonny Bride.

IopeCIaI EdIugIa1 70 rrIo DI'PE1VH'I
BoYDToS, VA, May :5.-Mr. G. A. Rainey. a
popular and promising young merchant, re-
turned from Milton, y. c., yesterday, bringing
his bonny bride, formerly Miss Mary Farley, a
beautiful and attractive young lady.
Mr. W. Il. TOonc. who has been until recently
q merchant here, died at his residence. near
town. a few DAYS ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26
TnE DEMOCRATS WIN
-.e COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL
y j CONTESTS YESTERDAY.
from Large Number of Conn-
f ,...mhonts Reelected - Some
,.opromi,o Tickets Returned.

..~s or Circuit and County Court
t.,-.,s of supervisors. and district
clio conntics and for municipal
., some Of the towns and cities OF
..... pcr, held Yesterday.
I..aaa.y partial returns this morn
lc,c indicate the election Of
..,, urActs IN nearly every place
,...s we're returned in q great
..r.e. IN a few other counties
...ar mixed tickets we're elected.
t.-. che returns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26
DEMOCRATIC BOARD OF SURGEONS,
Wanted at the Hampton Soldiers Home
HIsseu WI Go Faster.
Especial telegram TO the D,sDstch.I

Especial telegram 20 the DisDatch.I
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 25.-Representative
Tyler to-day made an urgent request before the
Commissioner OF Pensions for tho appointment
OF a Democratic Board OF Examining Surgeons
al the Hampton Soldiers Home. He thinks the
change will be made.
Mr. Tyler also had talk with the Postmaster
General IN regard 70 the removal Of postmasters
In Virginia, and Mr.. Bissell seems disposed 10 30
ahead faster than in the past
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26
Death Of DIR. Il. A. Read.

lSpeclai telegram 10 tne DispatSu.l
MARTISsyILLE, VA, May 25.-Dr. X. A. Read,
an aged and eminent physician OF this county.
died to-day. lie was 50 years old, was the first
Master Mason OF this county, and was a
colIsge-maie Of Professor John b. Minor at the
University OF Virginia. from which institution
ne graduated with distinction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26
Last Tribute TO John @. Mack.

INHTNIHI
DASvILLE, Va, May 25.-The procession that
followed the remains OF the late John q. Mack
10 the cemetery this evening was tho largest
ever seen here Several Of the city ministers
took part IN the services et the church. The
pieces
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26
MAxHeIMsR GETS $50 DAMAGES.
Thirty-Two Candidates for Degrees-In-
yitations to Commen encsmeut-Perso

yitations to oCommencsment-Per
fCorrespondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, May 25.-The case OF
J. ". Maxheimer Us. the jefferson Park Hotel
and Land Improvement Company for damages
for injuries received on tho dummy-line railroad
operatod by the above-named company WAS
tried in the Circuit Court yesterday ana result
od in verdict for the plaintiff who was awarded
Sl5O.
FOUNDATION LAID.
The foundation for the Confederate monu-
rnent which will be unveiled June 9TH at tne
cemetery near the university has been laid.
Thirty-two young gentlemen, all OF wnom eA-
pect TO make thor degrees this session AT tho
University OF Virginia. have been admitted 70
tue "B. l." examination, tho last one held IN
the law department.
Invitations TO the commencement exercises
OF the university. which are issued by the NE
rsry socic les, have been sent out
Miss Z. h. Wills, who has been travelling In
California since February last. has accepted the
position OF honorary vice-president In the Art
instruction Department OF the Educational Con-
gross of the Columbian Exposition, tendered her
IL the Hon. w. f.. Harris, Commissioner OF Edu-
eaten AT Washington, ID. &.
Several valuable and interesting paintings
and other works OF art have been cent from
Albemafe 10 the fair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26
Address To the Grad aating Class.
Tgps..taI teiegram to tha flanafcnl

GREgssBoR0', N. C., May 25.-Tho commence
ment exercises at the Greensboro Femalo Col
lege began last night with an elocution recital
The young ladies' had an unusually attractive
programme. To-day at IL O'Clock Hon. Lee
Oyerman, OF Salisbury, delivered sie annual ad-
dress before the graduating ciass IL spoken
Of as q magnificent oraticn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26
Arranging for q Dsmoustrstios.

GREENSBORO, n. c.. Nay 25.-A mass-meoting
was held az tho courthouse this afternoon for
the purpose OF taking steps towards making a
suitable demonstration on the arrival OF inc
Jefferson Davis funeral train, which will stop
thirty inmates in this town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26

The following were the attendants: Mr. Henry
Bridgers "a brother OF the bridegroom), best
man, with Miss Alice Anderson, maid Of honor,
MIR. o. W. Pierce with Miss Bessie Edwards. Mr..
&. G.. Evans with Miss Rosa Iilghman, MIR. j. III.
Stephenson with Miss Carrie Howell, and Mr.. y.
A. Fetter with Miss Ella Cheek. A reception
was given tho bridal party at che homo OF Mr.. j.
A. Bridgers, at Seaboard, tonight, and to-inor-
row the newly-wedded pair Will leave for tbeir
future hOme, Atlanta, Ca
Mr.. Bridgers is a most popular young em-
ployee OF the Southern Express Company and
tho bride is one Of Weldon's sweetest young
ladies'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26
A Bsy-stats DsfAieasion.

NgwBuRYPosr, MASS. May 25.--As the result
Of . partial examination os The books o. sno Nle-
toria Mills. Of which Colonel J. Albert hiils was
agent, the Colonel was placed under arrest 10
dsv. Ths acfsIcation y expected TO reach large
ngurss, Already shortage OF $1,000 has been
faund.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26
nANGERnrS FENcEs.

F. II. Scott, OF this place, had his fancy marc
very badly cut by coming IN contact with
bnrbed-wire fence Friday 10th. A. Ransom
also had q blOoded colt badly cut at the Same
time and by tho same means. Sucn fences or
enclosures are unsuited TO and dangerous for
Dastures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26
shotguns and Pistols.
INV falasrn nh 10 the piapR pRtrh.

array In HAMBURG, & c., this afternoon between
Nessrs- Joseph n. and John Psstytohn (fathsr
and SOM On one SIDE and Tom Butler on the
other. 6hosguns and pistols we're uee4. Joseph
Psstyiohn rsostved three Wounas sa4 John nve
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26

Cas- and Electric Chandeliers and
Globes. Now designs and low prices.
JoHs BovKIs.
No. Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26
The Mccoy Mystery Dsepeus.

NHwBERNE. N. c., May 25.-The coronsrs tnry
In the Mccoy case after examining number OF
witnesses to-day adjourned, subject to the call Of
the coroner. Tho mystery seems TO deepen %
the case progresses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26
In the Hands of n Receiver.

Especial telegram 70 The DIspatcn.J
NORFOLK, Va. May 25.-The Virginia Beach
railroad has gone into the hands OF q receiver.
George 5. Jones has been appointed receiver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26

No buffet should be without q bottle OF AN
GosTrRA BIrTEKs, the world-renowned appeuses
snd invigorator. Of exquisite flavor endorsea ~
the medical profession for its sOnierfui rsssosss
tive pover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26

HAVE Yous CARPETS CLEANED, secured,
and packed away for the summer. Steam
Dyeing. Securing. and Carpet-Cleanin2
Works, Mrs. A. ]. Pyle. proprietress, 3iJ
north Fifth street.