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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
New Confederate Camps.

10y tcicsfapu ~ tno bispAtcn.l
NEw ORLEANS. La, April s.-The follow
ing explains itself:
HEADQUARTERS CONFEDERATE VETERANS,
April 3, 1898. !
" General Order IS: The general con-
handing hereby announces the fellow
ship Of the following. named camps
in the organization of the United
Confederate Veterans and their 70
spectiye members - TO WIT w. II.
Brooks Camp. No. 81. Fayetteville, Ark. I;
ChipIey, No. 2l7. Chipley. Fla. Hugh A.
Arnolds, No. 2is. Greenwood. Miss. hick-
DRY Flsts. No. ais, Hickory Flats. Miss. /;
Iiddsii, No 22i, Walden. Miss. ; Pat. Gle
burne. No. 20. Waco. Tex. Sprineville.
No. 22S, Springville. Ala. Franklin X.
Beck. No. 224. Camden, Ala. Wilson
County. No. AS, Fiorssviiie. lex. Amits
County. No. 20. Liberty. Miss. Frank
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
Poor John Burruss Dead.

Poor John Burruss. who was so well
known in the Police Court and about the
polls, is dead He expired at the City
Almshouse early yesterday morning,
having beep taken there from the First
Police-StatNn on Friday. He had fit in
front Of Canepa's place on Friday evening
and was taken charge of by the police. He
never rallied. John was frequently before
the Police Court for drunkenness and was
liked by oil who knew hun. He was true
and sterling Democrat and when in Jail
at election time he always appealed to be
released that he might cast his ballot for
his party candidates. lie was at one time
q great baseball PLAYER. lie was about 40
years old and leaves wife and two chill
Cren.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
Capt,In Anglia. c.,tioca,o.

A handsome certificate has been received
by Captain ). b. Angle, secretary of the
Lodge at Cincinnati offered a certificate to
the first ten secretaries of subordinate
lodges who sent III full record of their
respective lodges, and Captain Angle was
one OF the lucky ones. The certificate is
indeed handsome. The background is
white satin. on which Is engraved pretty
landscape. III the centre of which is the
following inscription: This is TO certify
that Brother James b. Angle is member
of Richmond Lodge, No. As. past exalted
ruler, life member Of the Grand Lodge,
grand secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
The state. thu. win bo nspreseo,.d.

The Reception Committee of the Cham
Der Of Commerce.. in answer to its tele-
grams, has received information that the
following States will be represented at tho
Convention of Southern Governors:
stoner OF Agriculture Arkansas. by Gov
ernor Fishback and his Secretary North
Carolina. the Governor and four other gen.
tlemen, and Maryland. by the Governor.
Governors Nortnen OF Georgia and Brown
OF Kentucky cannot be present.
The others bsvs not yst bean heard from
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09

The Friday Night Social Club, of Church
Hill. gave an entertainment at the resi-
dence of Mr.. W. II. Hawkins. No. 29lO east
Broad street Friday evening. The clut
is composed Of the following young ladies
and gentlemen, who were present: Misses
Sadie and Bernie Ford, JEANNE Walsh,
Jennie Godsey. Mollie Yeager. Lizzie
Mann, Kate Mallory. Mamie Holdsworth,
Agnes Gary. and Ellie Godsey. and
Messrs. Shelton Walden, George Holds
worth. Edward Frazier. Anderson Lamkln,
John Gibson, James Lester, Willie Haw-
kins, Percy Walsh, ard Frank La Fon.
The chaperons were Miss Hawkins and
MISS Lester. Dancing was INDUCED In I'M
I'll late hour, when refreshments were
served and oil returned home happy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
TELEGRAM FROM GENERAL LEE.
A Valuable Memsnto TO BE Placed In tho
Relic Department.

Mr.. II. c. Bissett. OF Bissett, Philips x
Co Baltimore, through Major James IL.
Gamers. presented TO Mrs. ]. Taylor Eily.
son an original telegram from General
Robert T.. Lee. IL will be placed on eXhi-
hilton az the Memorial Bazaar and after
wards ind an honored place IN the Con-
federate museum.
Mr. Bissett was telegraph-boy in the
government telegTaph-O.i IN Petersburg
and 81 the evacuation OF the Cockade CITY
helped 10 destroy the records OF the Office.
He hab several autograph kilograms OF the
Confederate Chefiain and prizes them
veyy highly. The following telegram was
received IN person by Mr.. Bissett from
General Lee. I'll nicely framed and will
be most highly appreciated by Mrs. Ely
tOn:
Cenerc J. Lonqs'reei. Osborne Turnpike:
General Lomax reports enemy drawn
up IN line az SOmmit. tins side Rapidau.
lie had taken position two and Is half
miles west Of Gordonsvillc At S:45 4. M.
none OF your troops had reached Cor
donsyile. heep ont scouts TO ascertain If
Gregg crosses James and endeavorS 10
unite With IOrbaIt. X. Il. LEK.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09

Terry. No. 227. Richmond. Tor
No. 228. Hungersord. Tex .b'',.,
225, Arcadia, Ia: JET. b,v. "A
Jacksonville, Fla. II. T.. h. 81 q
Commerce. Tex. 30 .
BY order Of j. y. Gordon Co..
"Adjutant-Genernl ADD Chisf ~, 800 s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
s,.nssrd-ou c,.rhJ Team

The clerks in the Office of the Standard
Oil Company have organized base ball
club. The first game of the season will
likely be PLAYED on Saturday the ed at
Island Park for the benefit OF the Memo
rial Bazaar.
The club practices at the park nearly
every afternoon aud Manager West hopes
to have his boys IN good shape for the
opening game.
The team will be glad 70 arrange games
with the Albemarle club, bank clerks, real
estate. and Insurance. mines
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
SOME GREAT BALL.
OUR VAaslTlss At cHAaloTTEs-
VILE TIE THE HARVARD TEAM.
WAKE Forest Simply Crushed 10 Earth by
IN. Cockadc City Pisysrs-Ths
Game Generally.
,sr.c,., ,.,.sr.m 70 the Dispatch.l

UNIVERSITY OF vIRoIsrA. April Sine
baseball game played here to-day between
Harvard and the University OF Virginia
was one Of the finest ever seen on any ball
field and resulted in a tie. to ]. Inc
game was intensely exciting from start 10
finish and both sides played great ball. In
the first inning Rhett for the University
reached first, stole second, and scored on
Parker's hit.
Two-BAaoER AND SCORED.
After this neither side scored until the
eighth inning, when Hsllowcll hit out
two-bagger and scored on a HIT. Hume
pitched good game for the University
and Harvard got only tive hits on hun,
while the University boys secured eight
hits Oh Virgins The features or the
game were the playing OF smith. Abbot;
and Marshall for the University and OF
Sullivan and Hallowell for Harvard. Inc
University men are much pleased with tho
game. A.,
Batteries-virginia, Hume and Mar
shall: Harvard, Virgins and Upton.
There were only four errors, Harvard one,
University of Virginia three. Haryards
were confident they would defeat the VIZ
glnlanJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
COSTLY LIVING AT TIE MINES.
Potatoes Sell for 80 Cents Each and
Tobacco Brings SIG Plug,


r. D. Miles, visitor in San Francisco,
gave q reporter graphic account Of the
prices current for ordinary commodities
on the Upper Yukon river, Alaska. he has
Just returned from that country, where. be
states, there were over 100 men at work
during tho last summer washing gold
from tho river bars and riffs. The ma
jority of them will winter IN that cOun-
try. Well, I'll tell you, | am glad
TO get back TO civilization again." he
said. Gold is plentilul-in fact, 1t is on
ordinary trick for man 70 wash out from
so 70 $50 day-but man needs all that
TO live any way comfortable IN that coun-
try. and he has but little to show after q
season of hard work. When l left that
country a trader with small stock of
goods was making his way up the river
from some of the ooast-trading points IN q
canoe. In fact. he had several of thom
loaded with provisions. He was assisted
in his Journey by half dozen Indians.
Well, when he left. after selling out his
cargOes. he had about all the gold dust
the miners had washed out in four or
five months of steady work. We ran short
of provisions. and had subslsted on bear
meat and other game so long that we
willingly parted with nearly oil we had to
get some civilized eGtables. Well, this
trader-his name was EmmOns-sold the
several SACKS Of spuds he had with him
at the rate of from 80 TO so cents per
potato. His flour sold for $50 sack. and
we were just glad enough TO pay IS a
pound for the very poorest quality of tea
he had with him. He had several sides Of
bacon in his stock, which be disposed of az
about 81 slice. A few sacks OF the de-
spised bean brought 81 q pound. We had
been ont of tobacco for nearly two months
and had drawn but little solace out OF
pIpefuls of dried leaves and moss.
When this fellow appeared on the
scene we took him to our hearts as bene-
factor and gave him ounces of gold for
plugs of tobacco. An ounce of gold
brings SIG in Alaska and Si9 at the
mint here. We bought q hundredweight
of onions, for which We were assessed
ounces of gold. tell you what, we pour
ed out the dust on that fellows Emmons.
and he had so much of ii don't think |
would like TO take the contract to haul il
from here TO the City Hall"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
Confirmed Nv th. Senate.

WlsHiSoToy, April s.-The Senate has
confirmed the following nominations:
james b. Eustis, Louisiana, Ambassador
Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to
France; Bartlett Tripp, South Dakota.
Minister to Austria Hungary; Thomas
Crittenden. Missouri. Consul General City
of Mexico; Asa ID. Dickinson. New York.
Consul at Nottingham; Charles s. Hanill.
Massachusetts,. Assistant-Secretary Of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
eusTls AN AMBASSADOR, TOO.
August Belmont s Co. to BE Agents OF the
Navy Department in London.

WASHINGTON, April s.-The President
sent the following nominations TO the
Senate to-day:
James Il. Eustis, Of Louisiana, to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipo.
Tertiary to France.
August Belmont 4 Co., to be Special
Fiscal Agents of the Navy Department at
London, Eng, rice Seligman Brothers.
The nomination OF Mr.. Eustis, who had
already been confirmed as Minister to
France. is simply to raise the grade of his
mission to that of an embassy to meet the
corresponding change made by the French
Government in the case of its representa-
ton at Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09

nut Hill.r written by Mr.. E.. 4: DAVIS.
OF tho City water.Works, will be per-
formed by the following ladies aud gentle
men: Misses Mamie Leohy and Bessie
Pate, Messrs. Charles Rex, Warren Bat
kins, and w. A. Klevesahl. TIE pro-
crammo includes the following musical
specialties and novelties. Richmond
symphony Club, mandolin aud guitar
Davis Brothers. right and ieft-hand ban
ioists: II. Il. francisco. the Melancholy
Man; J. J. Sales. club-swinger. and j. A..
page banio eOloist
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
THE KENTUCKY TRAGEDY
A Confession Which duplicates Almost
All of Those Under Arrest.
IBy telegraph 20 tho D.spatchJ

W ''3O~I ''''' - VI y ''F''.'1'I
SrURoIs. KY. April s.-Ihis city IS agar n
ablaze with excitement over the Oliver
Delaney tragedy. owing TO a confession on
the part of Lewis Land. who is a very
quiet young man and who had hitherto
been unsuspected. He was apparently q
warm friend of the Oliver tamily's, acted
as pall-bearer at tho funeral Of the girl,
and had been a constant watcher az the
bedside Of the wounded pan. After
watching by the bedside q Oliver all
Thursday night he broke d0&u yesterday
and sought Police Judge Berry, to whom
he made fall confession. in which he Im-
plIcates oil the persons under arrest. with
the exception Of George Z. Henry. to-
gether with Alexander Thompson and
Will Holt. who were arrested late yester-
day afternoon Mob violence is expected
at any moment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
BaIlia General.
lBy telegraph to tho Oispatch.l

10y IHI"kTUVA - NO UI7FfF'N'I
AUorsr,. Ga. April S-To-day's game re-
suited: Cleyelands, - Augustus. Z. Bat.
teries -Cleyeland5, Cuppy, Young. and
thinner: Augustus. Everett, aud wilson.
CaArrANooGA. Tenn, AprIls.-Cnattanoo-
GA again defeated Birmingham to-day, the
score being 10 to 6. The home team knock
ed ont two in the first inning, one IN tho
second. three ir the third, skin the eighth.
and three in the ninth. birmingham
scored three each IN the nrst ana second
innings Batteries Chattanoogas' Neyins
and Setback; Birminghams, Southland and
Earle.
NASHVILLE, TFNN., April s.-Tho Balti-
more and Nashville game here to-day re-
suited in a draw. the score standing 70
IN the ninth inning. The game was called
Oh account Of darkness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
Auother Indictment Nacrs,ary,

The case of Robert f. Johnston was
called in the Hastings Court yesterday,
ment was quashed because 1t contained an
error. The defect in the indictment. was
that it charged Johnston with stealing q
eentleman's full-dress suit and pair of
pats" instead of pair OF pants. 1"
Johnston was balled in the sum Of
$500 for his appearance at the Nav term
of the court. when a correct indictment
will be drawn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
AN EASIER MASQUERADE.
Some unique aod Many comieai Costumes
q, Monday Nights Dance.

There was very large attendance, at the
tnasauorado atrce given Easter Mohaay
evening in honor OF Miss Walden's pppls.
A doliehtful time was spent, and each one
tried 10 get up the most original Costume;
Miss Matte Dawson received the golu
RING. "a she was considered the ln0sU
comical-looking lady IN the hall. MI
William IL. Colein. OF Newport news,
rec, ived the centlemans pri2e-a box
az cigars. Those in costume were ;
Misses Dot Adams. an Old Negro Woman !;
Matte Dawson, Ragged Beggar; Cara
Smith. Tambourine Girl; Blanche Saun-
ders Colored Society Lady Rosie Saia-
none. Domino; Berta Beasley. Gypsy
Countess: Eva Stanley, Red Ridine-Hood
Lille Smith, an Old lime Lady; -
Iacy, School-Girl; Edna Woymouth,
Folly: Maggie Quinn, Domln0,; Marion
Evans. n Peasant Girl; Hennie Weymouth,
Lady Of the Sixteenth Century; Iroyi-
dence Salamone, Domino; Etna Kelly,
Peasant Girl; - Lacy, Tennis 6lrl 4;
49, Goodman. japanese Girl; Lee smith,
n Negro GIRL: Mrs. Griffin. Domino; Mrs.
Thompson, Domino: Ida Harris, Domino {;
Bella Walden, Baby Ruth in the baby car
rage: Mary Williams. Baby Ruth's Nurse.
The gentlemen IN costumes were MeSSrs'
George Rust, Santa Claus; Harry Bailey ;
Clown: Andrew Parker, Vegetable ana
Chicken Country Man; Walter Adams.
Bootblnck: Harvey Walden, a Country
Girl Joe Adams, Newsboy; v. II. ColeIn,
a Clown: Clifford Koane. q Negro Dude ;
- Hobson, an Old Sport; Frank Null
len, Domino: John II. Freeman, Sailor
Boy; - Warren, Domino; Howard
Taimsu. Negro Minstrel Bohert Barlow,
q Country Man; Herbert Barlow, Texas
Cow Boy: Nick RedfOrd, Domino; Floyd
TYLER. Tennis Boy; Frank Mountcastle,
Domino: $500 Francis, a Swell Dude.
Those in evening dress were Messrs.
Charles NJ. Talman, Horace +. Burnett,
Frank Stanley, - Parkinson, ii. {.
Ferguson, and Mr.. Jones.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
tn. In.,itntc.. Nine pef.a,.d.

Especial Telegram I'd Tue bisDatOl'I
LEXINGTON. Va. April s.-Ihe mines OF
tbe two institutions here met this after
noon and the game was the reverse OF tn1
football game PLAYED last fall. for Wash
ngton ana Lee University scored % runs
10 the Virginia Military Institutes %. Bat
terles: University McFar!an Brothers ;
Institute DISCO, and Carter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
Ye Candid Friend.

Scribbler: wish knew whether the
editors read my poetry or sent IL back
without looking at It,
Friend: They don't read il.
lyon think so because they always de-
cline It?"
because they always decline il with
thanksin
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
A Nnnthfnl Onendar

Charles Ross. 1a-year-old white boy,
who resides III Sidney. was arrested last
night by Officer Gibson, of the Third
Police District. on the charge of assault
ing Montgomery cambridge. an, aged COL
struck on the head by the stone. and has
a very severe wound. The youthful pri-
soner was locked up at the Third Police
Station. and as he Is charged with felony
no bail was allowed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09

Mamma: Are you sure that he loves
you. Stella?
Stella: Desperately; he walked straight
into place having sign, soda fountaln
now OPEN"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
rwn.nAnnHR ANp scoREp.
WAKE FORESTS DEFEATED.
Petersburgers Victorious by n Score Of 10
2-Best Wishes of the Cracks


PrrERsBusa, Va. April s.-The second
rameof baseball between the Wake Forest
and the Petersburg clubs was PLAYED TINS
afternoon and resulted IN crushing de-
feat for tho visitors. W. Quarles ocou-
pied the box for the homo team, II
being his first appearance IN this po-
sitiou this season. lie was az effective
as ever. holding the visitors down 10 three
scattering hits. lie was ably assisted by
Reddy Foster. OF Richmond, who IS very
popular with the base ball enthusiasts OF
this city aud was loudly cheered when be
took his position behind the bat wearing a
Petersburg uniform. For the visitors
Webb twlrled the sphere and wa.
battod freely. ten hits bong made Oh
his delivery. lie was fairly well supported
by Kimble Petersburg was first AZ the
bat and scored l. banking their adverse,
res. Neither side scored In tho second
inning. In the third inning the visitors
scored 1 run and tied the game. In the
fourth inning Petersburg bad tho bases
filled and two men out when McGann'
turn came 10 bot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
CAN ALL BE FrrrzD AND svuo ua

SINGLE and DOUBLE-BErA-I.
PRINCE ALBERTS, OIL BE-.
THREE-BUTTON FROCkS, SINGLE
and DOUBLE-BREASTLD s4Cas
round and square corner, o.,
CLAYS,
FANCY WORSTEDS,
SCOTCH TWEED5
CHEYIOIS.
CASSIMLEI-, L.e
in all the new and lato desgu, ~ oh q
and weaves, with bound " ha' 5-
or double stitched edges, AL I'll. 81 ~
idea as to make and trim.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
For Gray.Earla Tribe.

The musical and dramatic entertain.
ment TO DO given at Belvidere Hall Tues
day night for the beneat of Gray Eagle
Iree Nc, w. l. =, y d. promise. te h be
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
sL.o Of yyest-uroad-Stre.t Stores.

Messrs. II. Seldom Taylor ~ Son sold yes
terday for $40, $50 cash the two brick store Z
Nos. 40 and 4l2. on tho north side OF
The front OF each lot is ~ feet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09

tPhil,deIphia re- ri

tfhhhelphA herfff
Judge: What u the charge .,.....
young meny "a
Detective Sleuihpup ~. .,,..
yef honor. ''.'.
How 40 ?"
caught them wak.g, rn-..,.
men and policemen an ~
away.n '-.-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

The Building Committee on - M, ~
Churcn, Petersburg. Va, invite PhoL -. Il
their nov church baild.ng, Tor slt. .' ., 4
and SPECIFICATIONS may b seen a. .l ...,.l
the architect Major Harrison Wake ~
street., Petersburg. Va. ,.-. ..+i
Ar proposals 70 BE- made On iofN' u d
BY me Archltec. Tor thlt purpose. h'
sealed, plainiy marked Proposals il' II. 4
dissctsi 90 the uBdersisned. sai ~, r...l
hand on OF before goth April. l>S's '"'
10 reserved to reject any aud All nias
~ s.. Jesephs hama.
na-a,a,e1ao o., Pe.orsbugs 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09

Afhii J
We. LEO. STEIN AMI ALBERT '4-. ....l
this day entered into a co-p1rtntfs rs.
on a FlRSr-CLASs BOOT AND p" ..
NESS at No. 422 east Btoai stree, .E
nrm-name and style OF tho SlLlN
PASY. vhere can be found ifrsa
pete stock OF SHOES. slIPfkae'
hgures, aud respectfully ak ilo i'
our friends aud lht pubi.c gcnc .-' vr,.Y
g-lt STEIN ShO~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
THREE BUNS.

Mccain hit the ball in deep. right cen.
tire for two bases. and brought IA three
runs. The Wake Forests failed 20 score
ANYMORE runs after the third lnning, while
the home team added three runs To thei'
score IN the tifth, and three runs IN ina
sixth innings. winning the game by score
of lOto2. The features OF the game were
the fine fielding of both teams, tho heavy
batting Of the homo team. and q wonder
full stop ard throw OF Taylor. short stop
OF Wake Forest. in the seventh inning.
The visitors leave for home tonight
carving with them the best wishes OK the
baseball crauks or thls city.
summary Batteries: ". Quarles and
Foster. Webb and kImble. TWo-base hits
McGann. ". Quarles. and Brodie. Bases
on balls of Queries. /; OF Webb, ..
Struck out -Quar!es &; Webb, 1. Errors
Petersburg. / Wake Forest, .. Umpire.
T. X Clements
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
Wnshinrton News Note..

WASHINGTON, d. c., April s.-Mr. Nc
Adoo. Assistant Secretary Of the Navy,
went 10 New York to-day. He Is expected
back by Monday.
Major Edward B. No9eley will be re-
lievod from duty IN the Office OF the Sur
geon-General of the Army not later than
May l. 1923, and will report i'll person to
the commanding officer Of Fort Monroe,
Va. for duty at the post, 10 relieve Captain
Adrian 5. Polhomus. assistant surgeon.
The Senate Committee on Privileges and
Elections to-day considered the clam OF
Mr. Ady TO the seat now occupied by Mr.
Martin OF Kansas. and decided to report
favorably resolution authorizing COM
mlttee 20 SIT during the recess by sub-com-
mittee or otherwise and look into the clam
of Mr.. Ady 10 the seat; 10 60 TO Kansas If
necessary. and 10 have authority 10 employ
stonographer and send for persons and
papers. The case will DO given hearing,
but there IS no reason to believe that Mr.
Martin will have anything % fear so far as
the majority of the committee IS con-
pQrnpd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09

The Richmond College Colts will meet
the Randolph Macon team at Island Park
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock, and an
interesting game IS expected, as the mines
are very evenly matched.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
Outclassed by His Bill.
IUarnaris Baxarl

Mr.. Galley hasn't treated me well, ("
said tho tailor.
'..oh. well. he doesn't amount to much"
said De Garry.
Il wish | could say the Same of his
bill. sighed Snip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
CoaIdnt Arorit,

lhabefiafarr's H......
Mira. Woscott: VIZ Ir.
fur-lined ovcrcoa, 'ike 49,. E.. . 49,
Sir. Wesc0tt Rewrmi.- ..l
Mr.. Rich has faueI t.r. t.. t
failed oaly once. +,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
DIssoLUTIoSs s cOPhErNfh'H' =
DETIREMENP FROM THE S-.D
III BUSINESS


Having sold out my entfs A
BOOT AND SHOE blelNk-, a. 10 LAS.
Broad street - the SlhiN ~.
(Messrs. LEO. STEIN AMI AibtNt
desire b. return my sincere tAtnA, ..'
raj patronage heretofore enitl-ri
respectfully ASK tho Iair0lsg' o
tho new firm. IT, h-'..-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
Everybody Please Laugh

Harvard Lampoon.l
ITS standing Joke" as the man in the
car said as he rods-out from Boston,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
Incidental Results.
fPuck.I

Ishot an arrow In the air;
IL came 20 earth, knes not where.
But shortly after a man came round
And paid for DOG at IS pound.