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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-25
Arrest oE A NEGRO BURGLAR.
4 Quantity of stolen Goods Found In His
Possession-Newman Colo Dying.
-gro,;,t .,1ogr,r, ~ tbe Dfsnatch.l

TNVt'lNI lH.rsTAul % tH' TI7YH1VI'I
FREDEWcKsBURG. W., March 2i.-Addi-
son RouNe. notorious negro, was ar
rested today by Officer Robertson while
IN the act of taking tie northern bound
train on suspicion Of robbinG the racket
store here last Sunday night. He had on
several pairs of pants two coats, and car
red satchel IN which was lot Of iewclry
and sou.e clocks. which were identified by
the proprietor Of the store.
Newman Cole. a respected cOlored man,
ana who has for many years voted with
tho Democrats, is dying at his residence,
III this place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-25
Atthn Rnttom of tho Sen.

Webster and Brady's production Of the melo-
drama. " Ihs Bottom OF the Sea- attracted q
very largo audience 10 the Theatre last night
ana tho applause from tho crowded galleries was
very liberal
The personnel Of tho company has not changed
materially since it was hero last, but the few
changes have not been for the better. The scene
effects. though In themselves good. wore not ius
on ~ wcil as might have been desired.
one Ol the specaltios was done by young
negro man. who executed n gr0tcsquc dance.
Tho production will be repeated THIS afternoon
and tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-25
To Make the Award To-Day.

Tho Board Of Directors OF the State Peniten-
tiary held nesting yesterday 10 consider the
contractors bids for the new t0bacco-iactOry 10
be erected at the institution. The contest WAS
narrowed down to Mess;s. Lyon. Heppert 2 Co,
whose bid was sl3,S.0, and Mr.. w. o. Burton,
whose bid was sl4.3O0. The work IL 20 be COM
plcted within sixty days. The gentlemen whose
names ara mentioned above were asked 20 bid
again and 70 have their papers nled to-day, when
the award win DO made
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-25
Rndget from Green Bay.

lCorr0aDonlcnce OF the Rchmond DIspatch.I
GREEN BAY. VA. March "a. William II.
WoOdsOn, of Luuenburg county, died OF
consumption on yesterday evening.
f.. II. Stokes. of Lunenburg county, has
recently secured . patent for pressing hay,
clover. &c. Mr.. Stokes Is well known IN
Richmond for his lberality 70 Contede-
rate soldiers during the war, being pro-
prietor of hotel and who rarely charged
the bows who wore the gray.
q. ;. Wing, attornev-at-law at Black
stone. was here Yesterday.
T.. l.. Evans ex-Mayor Of South Boston.
spent last night here
Miss Mamie Meredith. who has been
teaching school at Ninton, but came home
On account Of illness. IS much better.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-25
Colonel Phillips Gets the Contract

Colonel A. L. Phillips will do the excayatng
for The jefferson, the hotel 10 be erected by Mr.
Gintcr and associates at Franklin and jefferson
streets tie has Just b0en awarded the contract
and WILL II is understood, commence the WORK
al once.
IL Is probable that the earth removed from mo
Anderson Los will be used % m the 14t Just
west OF Harrison street between franklin stree;
and PARK avenue. The Anderson house IS now
beiuc removed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-25
THE TENNESSEE CYCLONE.
Great Loss OF Property and Much Loss Of
life.
fnv teleernnh 20 tho Dlspa,eh.l J

[Ry telegraph TO tho Dispatch.
NASHVILLE. TrNN.. March 24.-ln the cv-
clone that swept tennessee last night half
of the big State penltentiary here was
torn to pieces. cntalllng an enormous loss.
The convicts, 500 In number, had Just
moved ont Of the mess-hall when tue
b1llding collapsed.
4 tw0-storv brick building in North
Nashville was blown down. killing Alex
ander and Eugene Drumrght instantly
md horribly mashlng A. T. Bradford. who
was fatally hurt W X. Wright, his wife,
and two children, who were III the Ouild-
lng. were buried in the deJr,S and were
more or less wounded.
AsUBURB oBLITEEATED.
At Derdem. a suburban town, the entire
place was obliterated bv storm and FIRE.
The damage % Nashville property alone Is
over Sl00.0)0.
The cvclone plonghed ITS way down the
Cumberland Valley and DESTROYED property
and life. but the wires are down ana Moth
ing definite can be learned.
OTHER PRISONS INJURED.
Iatr.-Mr. W. F. Bradford was also IN
iurcd in the building III which Drum
WRIGHT was killed. Three tenoments near
by were unroofed, and Miss Luclla Oliver
was knocked senseless by falling brick.
Mum d Zegenthalers grocery was COM
pletely wrecked. 4 heavy plate-glass IN
the Nicholson House was broken by the
wind. Tire Episcopal church in Newton
was smashed TO kIndllng wood, and the
rew Bethel Baptist church, brick build
ing in the Nineteenth District. was blown
down.
no FURTHER FATALITIES.
All over this section houses and barns
were unroofed, but no other fatalities have
been repOrted.
The report that the pcnitenJary here
was badly damaged was exaggerated. One
small building was unroofed, causing only
trliing loss.
BOWLING GREENS BLOW.
Bovine GREEN, ny, March PA ter
rible cyclone passed over this city last
night at 7:45 o'clock. Great damage was
done. The louisville and Nashville round
house was totally wrecked and about tii-
teen engines Of the Louisville and Nash
vile Company badly damaged. No lives
are thought % have been lost. William
Fords new building one OF the hand
soonest buildings in the city-was unrooied,
81 were many of hers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-25
Donblc Welding In "Kich Square. "

lC0rresp0ntonce Of tho Richmond Dlsoatch.l
Wf1poN. y. c.. March ga beautiful
double wedding occurred at Rich square,
IN Northampton county. yesterday. Mr..
Lee Taylor led TO Hymen's altar the lovely
Miss Minnie Weaver. and Mr.. J. X. Leak,
Jr.. was welded 70 Miss Minnie Bapghan
ell of that county.
Bishop Lyman will visit the Episcopal
church at Castor the Ith of April.
Farm-wOrk IS now progressing. Peach
trees IN this county are IN bloom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-25
Feast of tho Anpuncia,iop,

To-day is the Feast OF the Annunciation
of lhe Blessed Virgin Mary. The Catholic
Church celebrates on this day the memory
of that moment when the archangel Ga
bAel, sent by God, came TO the Virgin
Mary, at Nazareth, and brought her. the
f(irest and purest OF all women, the mes
Age that che was chosen to become the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-25
UNJUST TO ALL CONCERNED.
Senator Ransom Was Not Discourteous 20
Senators I'M and Daniel.

WAsHEGrov, d. c., March 2A--lt has
been impossible to get a word with Scra-
tor Ransom. as he Is SD busy with callers
from North Carolina; but q gentleman
close TO him authorizes the statement that
the published report that he said uniund
things to Senators Daniel and Hill III the
recent caucus has no foundation. Gene
raj Ransom had his candidate for Clerk Of
the Senate, but IN all his contests he Is
courteous and dignifcd, and the sensa-
tional story in n Mugwump paper does oil
the parties concerned a rank injustice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-25
Ministers Become Ambassadors.

WASHINGTON. March 2i.-The State De
partment nos received official information
that Queen Victoria has raised the rank of
Sir Julinn Pauncefote. her representative
in Washington, from that Of Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister Plcnlpotentary to
tnat of Ambassador, and that mS Gre
deptials as such are on their way here
Under the provisions of the diplomatic
and consular appropriation bill Of March
I, 1893. President Cleveland is authorized
90 confer the same rank upon our repre-
sentative at London.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-25
FLED WITH S2,4OO.
TREASURER BENSON. OF HARNETT,
SKIPS WITH COUNTY FUNDS.
Reward offered for His Arrest-Preacher
Maynard Falls Dead in His Work.
shop-Other State Anairs.
Especial telegram to tho pIspa.ch.i


RALEIGH. n. C., March 24.-The Gov
ernor to-day offered $2C0 reward for the
arrest of J. NJ. Benson. Treasurer or
Harnett county, official information having
been received that Benson had takon
81 400 of the county funds and fed. The
belief is that he has goue southward, per-
haps to Mexico or Texas.
vEIL DEAD.
To-day Rev. ]. Il. Maynard fell dead at
Cary. near here, OF heart-disease. His
ace was 50 years. He was y Baptist
preacher and CwIed a wooi working es-
tablishment. He was in this building
when he died.
4 coy sTRANGLED.
A day or two ago. when the pupils
reached tho public school az Loves Creek.
Chatham county. they found James john
son. u years old. hanging from . window.
The sash rested upon his neck and his
body hung outside. the feet not far from
the ground. He had gone 20 the building
early. and as the door was locked, tired 70
enter q window. The sash fell and he was
caught by the neck and sirangled.
WORK AT THE UNIVERSITY.
Orders have been given for great deal
OF work ~ tine State University IN the
wav of repairs OF buildings. The odd
East building, the Oldest Of all built in
l79j, will be among those given special a;-
tcntlon. len thousand dollars will be eN-
pended this wear in repairs and III pro
vding water, baths. sewerage. &c. There
are are now 325 students. There are ll3 IN
the regular freshman class and IS IN the
senior class.
RAILROAD fOrD.
The Southern and Western Airline
railway was sold yesterday by the Shcuh
of Burke county. II has "a valuable charter
and - miles OF the line are graded be-
tween Morganton aud Shelby. Ii is hoped
| that arrange will now be made to
build the line between these points and
10 extend II from Morganton across the
Blue Ridge. through Mitchell county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-25
Field of snort.

NEW YORK, March 2i.-The track at Gutten-
burg to-day was muddy. Ihe weather was any,
| thing but pleasant. hunt did not prevent good
crowd from attending, 5000 people being pres
First race-hge furlongs- Walloce won Tar
tartan second, Sea Bright third. Time, l:05ll.
| second race-One ana oue-hat miies-Neurel-
| ca won: Annie g. second, Barbiche third. Time,
lnlrd race-three-quariers Of mile-Natiyity
won; Contribution second, Hoey thir0. Time,
l:19.
Fourth race-one ami onc-quarter miles
| Feneion won; khono second, sorrento third.
Time, I'll.
Fifth race-four and one-hen furlongs-Rogls-
| ter won; Marcellus second, llispcnt third. Time,
sixth race six and one-half furlonss-wood-
| chopper won; TassO second, Nenwart third.
| Time, l:21A.
| GLOUCTsTFR, y. J. March 24.-Four fayorites
and two second choices won hero to-day.
| First race-four and One-hRf furiongs--Blsck-
| wood won: Barrientos second, Paradise third.
| Tine, l:O3l4.
| second, Harry Hinkson third Time, I:09A.
| Third race-slx and one-half furlongs-Al
ablaze Won; Stringfollow second, John Lack
| land third. Time, 1:321e
| Fourth race-seven and one-hnh furlongs-
yeyay won Bargain second, EatontowD third.
Time. l:4sll.
Finn race-six and one quarter furlongs--
| George &. won; Eolc second, Repeater third.
Time, l:30A.
Sixth rac,,-four aud one half furlongs-Ra-
| talpa won; Palmyra socoGd, Bluewing third.
| Time, l:0314.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, March 2f.--First race-selling
| six furloags-bOnnio h. won Reindeer second,
Brown Button third. Tine. l:23M.
second race-selling, tiyo furlongs-Remus
won; Swagllator second, Dan Collins third.
Tine, l:O2le.
Thirn rnce-sel,ing, 2-year olds. one hall
| mile-Dr. Park won: George Derz second, Bel
| grayia third. Time. 81.
Fourth race-sel!ing, one mile-Exceisior
| won: Phelen Borlan second, Rushllght third
| Time, l:i5.
| Fifth race-one mile and twenty yards-Coro-
| net won: Zampost second, Great Hopes third.
| Time. 1;4Sls.
| BASEBALL
CHARLESTON, March 2f.-ExhibitIon game.
| n. BIZ. 4.
| Chariestons. 49,. % o o l0l o o. 2 4 5
| savannahs. ....4 o o 4 o 1 o T. $50 :
Batteries -Coakley and Gayle: saden, Petty,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-25

Old customers are requested and new
ones invited 70 send IN tner orders 10 tho
Richmond Steam Dyeiug. Securing and
Clrpet-Cieaung Works. Remember tho
No.. 3lj north Fifth street. Sign. rainbow.
Ma. \. !. PYLT. Proprietor.
Awarded first premium virginia state
Far 1886 and 1851 and Vagina Exposition
1888 and l,Jg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-25
plRECT-TAX REFUND.
Amounts Heretofore withheld Being
Paid-Virginia's share, s6,fO0'
rBy telegraph to tho Dispatch.I

WASHINGTON. March 2t-tlrst Comp
troller Mathews has decided that the WITH
holding OF certain sums OF money by tho
Treasury Department from the direct-tax
refunded by Congress TO the States on ac-
count of the States having received an ex-
cess Of arms and equipments from the
militia fund was without warrant OF law %
Acting on this decision. the Treasury De-
partment is now paving 10 the States the
amounts withheld. They are: California.
Sc. IiO; Georgia, -, ,229; Illinois. 81, ,SO2
Massachusetts. Si.7S6: Michigan. x5.G93
New Hampshire, S.3,754 Oregon. S2.472; ;
Rhode Island. S1l92j; Virginia. So 4O6;
Wisconsin, S5.2Ol; New Mexico. ,S5,65sl !;
Washington. $50, ,9S5 District OF Columbia,
$40 354,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-25
BASEBALL.

CHARLESTON, March ai.-Exhibition game.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-25

New YORK, March rs. &. Iialherstait, for
| merry manager of the New York Lfc-lnsuranco
Company ia Mexico, prints card to-day IN
which the charge that he embezlled S70.uuO of
| the cOmpanys funds while In Mexico is refuteJ.
| Several prominent papers which print IT t1e
| staten 'nt have pGbushed retra,tlons IN Justice
| o. Mr IfaIhar-taI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-25

To q considerable extent t0-morrow's
12-page DIsrArcH Will be- = picture-psper.
There will be- IN it an illustrated article On
The naval review ana rendezvous, and fine
portraits Of Bismarck and members Of his
co'ere. with skcfchy accounts Of their
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-25
Croun s1rlpned Of Its rerror

Schifrmann's Asthma Cure promptly re-
lieyes tho most violent attack. Mothers of
croupy children will find 1t handy when
needed. Trial package free of druggists
or by mail. DR.. II. schifmann, st. Paul,
MINI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-25
Roanoke College in Luck.

SALEM. Va. March 2i,--The Faculty Of
Roanoke College has been informed that
by the will Of the late Franklin ByerIy, Of
Philadelphia, who was a friend OF the in
stitution for some years. the college will
receive a bequest Of $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-25

II you ever had to give bond or expect to
do go you will be interested in an article
on this subject IN Sundays l2-page. s6-
column DISPATCH,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-25
p,rrRo,D rOrD
A CRASH ON THE a. c. LINE.
Engine Wrecked and Engineer and Fire-
man Scaldcd-No Lives Lost.

TNrr'lHI t'IFbtfIH - UI0 IIlspNI'I'I
FAYETTEyIrLF. n. G.. March 2i.-The
south-bound fast mail and passenger train
on the Atlautic-Coast Line, duo hero Mt
1928 4. NJ. from New York to Jacksonville.
Fla. crushed into and demolished one
box-car and overturned another IN tho
suburbs Of this CITY thus morning about 4
o'clock. wrecking the engine and scaldlng
the fireman and engineer. Had the train
been running at fa.l speed the damage
might have been serious. No lives were
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-25
Candidate, for Dspn,y Collector.

tCorre-uondenco NJ the hcan0ni Dispstchl
ENPoRA. Va, March 2L-Captan W. III.
Briggs, former encumbent under Cleye-
lands Administration. aui Mr. Is. W.
Wycke, county chairman ~ tho Demo
cratic party. are candida,ei fox Deputy
Collector
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-25
THE MCLANAHAN-lNGE Trial.
Testimony Closed with That of the Pri-
soner-instructions submitted.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspatch.l
PErERsBrRG. Va, March N.-Ihe owl
dence in tho case OF Robert McClauahnn,
on trial for the murder Of Luclus Ii. lnge,
was concluded about | o'clock this after
noOn-th5 being the third day Of the trial.
The crowd TO-DAY was greater than at any
time before. The counsel for the prl-
soner are making most determined
fight for their client and to-day intro
duccd some very strong testimony III ms
behalf Among those who testified to-day
was the prisoner himself, who made hls
statement very clearly and cOllectedly.
lie declared that his meeting with InSe
and his companion was accidental: that
he was assaulted. cursed, and abused
without cause that his every act IN the
affair was one for solt-protectlon tlat he
made no assault himself nor gave vent 70
auv abuse: that he only tried TO ward
of the attack Of Mr.. Inge; that ho
fred the fist shot from bls pistol IN the
air with the -. pc that it wOuiu stop his
assailant: that he then turned 10 run. and
as be did so he fired a second time. with
ont aiming at any one or looking 70 see IN
winch direction the pistol was pointed.
IL was this second shot that inflicted the
death wound.
HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH 1T.
The prisoner further declared that he
did not intend 10 SnOOt ang person. ile
also stated that Robert Mathews. VINO was
with him at the time and who has been
indicted as an accOmplicc IN the murder,
was not engaged in the trouble at all and
had nothing 20 DO with II.
At1 o'clock the court took a recess until
4 +. VI. 70 give counsel time 10 prepare
the instructions to be submitted. The
Jury was placed in the custody Of the Ser
geant and was marched to the scene Of
the shooting. on ola street. where IL
made full examination Of the locality.
This afternoon the instructions were ar
gued. and tonight the argument in the
case was opened. The case Will probably
not be given to the jury before tomorrow
afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-25
Score One for "cyclone jim"

WASHINGTON. ID. G., March 2i.-Repre-
tentative Marshall has had Chapman II.
Peery appointed Postmaster at Cedar Bluf,
Tazewell county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-25

produces a feeling OF ligbtness ani buoyaney 81
against thar Of weight, headache. ani ispres-
sion 20 common with tho ordinary c1coaA IAo
only cocoa with rich chocolate aay0r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-25
eueNA vsTAs NEXT POSTMASTER.

The Contest Settled by Mr.. Tucker-Re-
turned with a Texas Brlas-PersoDai.
I. Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspatch.l
BugvA VISTA. Va, March 2i.-Congress-
man Tucker has settled the contest for
the Buena Vista post-office by notifying
parties interested that he had decided to
recommend Captain q. +. Jordan for ap-
pointment-
Captain Jordan is one of our Oldest and
best-known citizens. He was gallant
captain OF cavalry company from this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-25
You Can, Le.a

o, make any mistake BY buying the very
name IL the Old Dominion. Photograph.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-25
Al, the yyorId,s q Stage

and Old Dominion is q leading factor N
The The ,ols OF a perfect cigarette. Photograph
Ia every package.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-25
Wilmington Elects a Democrat.

I I0p'VIuI IVI'b III 70 4''0 I'''I7dV'"I
| WmMNcroN. n. C., March 2i-S. VI.
| Fshblate Democrat was elected Mayor
| Of this city to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-25
The Hess-soNsAcKS SUIT.
Testimony Conoiuded-Interes. Argu-
ment Over tho Instructions.
special telegram to tho Dispatch.l


Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.l
LYNCHBuRG. Va, March 24.-rho trial of
the Hess -Bonsacks case was resumed this
morning. Two witnesses were introduced
10 show that the companies which were
charged tho smaller ROYALTIES rendered
services 70 the Bonsacks Company. 70 mai
mp tho amounts of royalty charged them
aud that charged the ). L. Hess Company.
CONCLUDED.
Early this afternoon the taking of testi-
mony was concluded The time mp TO the
adjournment Of court was taken MP with
the discussion by counsel Of a long list OF
instructions which the defendants asked
the Judge to give 70 the jury. The de-
PENDANTS asked the Judge to instruct the
Jury IN their favor.
RIDICULFD.
This proposition Judge Crnmp, of plain
tits counsel, ridiculed. IF it was madc
10 "A Turkish Khediye." said he, lit might
be worthy Of attention, hut 1t was hardly
worth while 10 discuss IT before Judge
of a United States court
Lawyer Burroughs, of the defence, how
ever. strongly insisted that the Judge had
power 10 give such instruction under GER
tain circumstances. The argument before
tho jury will take place tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-25

J. proseutatiyo Swanson has made an
c'..f call on Asslstant-Secretary quincy,
o. 'he state Department. IN behalf OF Mr.
"i.aam II. IOWnes. of Danvilie, applicant
'f thc consul -genefalship 20 Rio dc Ja-
nero. aud Mr. Quincy took so much interest
o llc case that he wrote letter 70 Presi-
or,t Cleveland calling special attention 70
.s papers and recommending the Presi-
20 - give them careful consideration
b.ioIe making "a selection for tins POSI-
toa. Mr. swanson Is making very
eraost fight for Mr. Townes
lwO prominent Nifginlans have held the
t ~ Kong consulate IN China. Colonel
Jo4L ). Mosby was first appointed by Gen
t'a. Grant. President Cleveland eight
years ago appointed to the same position
Ex-senator Robert r.. Withers. AS II Is
looked upon as d sort Of political inherl-
lance. some Of the friends Of Colonel j.
HAMPTON HOge. Of Radford. want him 10
apply for this consulate. and they have al
ready procured some strong endorsements
iof him. He is u candidate, however. for
District Attorney, and is being backed by
Aepresentatiye Edmuuds.
Dir Shields. Of Norfolk, who Is at
present In Washington, ~ q candidate for
cCl.eetor OF the port IN his city.
Captaln Ayres. Of the regular army. who
married daughter Of Colonel Fairfax. OF
LoaaVan, snd sister Of State Senator
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-25
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-25

But fow articles hayo rrlch'i such aiSorii-
wido reputation a. ANGosrlM y rIEh-. FOR
overt nfty years they haye been mo arAno~.edsei
standard regulators OF tho digestive ofgans'
Their success has iucitcd limitations. Be sure
you get the genuine article, maaliac.u;ed ony
hY ur j O. Il .lnyart q snns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-25

II you go out early in the morning you
may catch rheumatism salvation OIL
cures it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-25

In the bill filed to-day PRAYING tor re-
ceiyers and the injunctions the Shendun
Company admits Its insolvency. Ihis
company was formed in the boom period
and had welLnigh an omnibus charter.
lhe minimum stock was TO be not less
than S30000O, and the maximum was hxei
at $1,000, 900. One and half millions OF
stock was subscribed TO and S750,0OO
thereon was paid into the treasury. The
appointment Of the two receivers IL IN the
nature of a compromise. The bill asking for
the appointment of Mr.. Rumple' who Is
president of the company, Mr. Jed Hotch-
kiss and others opposed.
WHAT WOULD HAVE BEEN DONE.
Had the Rumple faction been denied
the PRAYERS Of their bill they would
Immediately have made an assign
ment, the papers being already pre-
pered for that purpose. The liablll-
ties of the company are $4,000 with
NJ minal assests of S2j00gO. Messrs.
George T.. Sipp and John L. Harris, from
Harrisonburg, and Captain James Bum
gardner represented interests i'll the
case, Elder & Elder being counsel for
the parties fling the bill for receiver and
Injunction.