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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29
TACTICS OF TIE 'HlRD PARTY.
Interest In the Nomination for Governor.
Welded at weldon.

rCorrespondence 81 tho ri ,hmoni Dispatch.l
PyrrrsrrLC. VA. April 2S-In the cOun-
ties of the SOuthside the political situation
Is becoming very interesting. The lblrd-
party people are bv no means lnacllVe ana
IN some of the counties. n Is alleged, they
will unite with the Republicans as against
the Democrats III other counties the Re
pubhcnns will unite with them, whllo
In others still each party will nomi-
nate its own ticket. In Prince
George. for instance. the Republican and
Third-partyites Will support the Republ-
can incumbent for Cle<k. In Sussex coun-
T. each OF the three parties has u ticket in
the field and each - confident of success.
I'm DuWlddie county the Democrats Will
be opposed by the united strength of the
other parties. and in the other counties of
this section It Will be the Democratic par
~ against the field.
THE NEXT GOVERNOR.
great deal of interest is expressed in
this section also as to the nomination for
Governor Both Tyler and OFerrall are
S:r0ng. The sentiment at present Is IN
favor Of Tyler III the counties and OF
O'Ftrrall in the cities and towns. What
NAV be developed when the time for the
election ot delegates arrives Is matter
now IN doubt. But II NAV here be stated
that he friends of the two asp'rants for
gubcrnatoral hOnOrs named are by no
means idle.
SAFELY DL1fOCBATIC.
The Twenty-ninth Senatorial District
WAS changed hv the last Legislature 10
include the CITY Of Petersburg and the
county OF DnWddie, instead of Peters
burg and the counties of Prince George
ana Surrv. The senator for this district
will be elected this fall Several prominent
names have been mentioned for the nOml-
nation IN the event that the present sena-
tor Is not a candidate for reelection. The
district is safely Democratic under oil
circumstances.
MARRIED N WELDON.
Mr.. William l.. Bishop. n wcll-known
VOuuC businessman Of this city. and MISS
Oracle Eaues. the charming daughter Of
Captain George III. Eanes. took the morn
ins train for Weldon TO-DAY, where they
were married. II is reported that after an
attempted clopemcnt the father of the
young lady gave his consent 10 the mar
rage.
An ALLEGED TOBACCO-THIEF.
In the Mayors Court this morning a
colorcd man named Philip Ridley was ar
Talgned on the charge of stealing about
800 pounds of leaf tobacco from Farmers
Warehouse. where he was employed. lie
was sent ou 10 be tried tor the alleged lar
cenV.
Colonel James D. Brady las returned
from the North. where he attended one or
more of the bahquet- glvCn IN commence
ration OF the birthday of General Grant.
Colonel Brady wa one IF the faHous
"305' who stood by General Grant for his
third nomination.
In view OF the recent advance in the
price of peanuts. II is expected that the
area 10 be planted IN that crop this sprng
Will Dee largely increased.
The Nlrsinas. OF Richmond will play
match game with the PetersburGs to-mor-
row
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29

Friendship engne-house last night, many Oh the
old soldiers meeting each other Tor the fsu 't,o -
IN many years Messrs. 4. 4. Gormsn. w. d.
simms. George L. Young, Andrew sullivan,
james CLARK, and Henry Poss were appointed 70
make arrangements for a banquet and reunlon
Of the battery 10 be held next week. Aho.nc, A,io,
meeting viii be held on Tuesday nightto periect
arrangemen for the reunion.
Rev. Father j. Dinneen. OF Harpors te,ry'
W. Va, ana Father X. ID. Drake. OF keyser. a.,
tho Board OF Examiners of Catholic Schools IN
the Richmond Diocese. are In this city hoi1lns
their annual examinations at 50. Marys Acads-
my and the parochal schools OF this PARISH
They will ba hofe several DAYS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29

WASHINGTON, ID. G., April rs Chief-Cle
Smith, OF tho Weather Bureau. Was examined
to-day In regard to conversations had with Cd
server Crane with respect to the retention of
Nichols at the Norfolk station. lio bad SPOKEN
30 Major lockwood. the Assistant Chief ot ths
Bureau, about the conduct OF Ni2hol5 which, re-
ports recited, was not satisfactory. MAJOR Itock-
wood remarked that he WAS afraid Nichols would
have TO 10. Heidi not consider that favoritism
had been shown Nichols. although he admitted
that he was treated l9nieat!y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29
Tennessee Bank Faiilre.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 2S.-A Columbia,
Tenn. spe ial says: At q o'clock this morning
the doors OF the Second National Bank Of Column
bla were closed and tho following notice was
posted thereon: Owing 10 the continued with
drGWals OF deposits from this bank since the
Nashville failure II Is deemed best to suspend
payment temporarily" Cashier Childres7 said
that since the run Was made on his bank IN o.
tohcr, which run II stood without shaking, he had
had smooth and easy sailing until tho recent
failures IN Nashville. No statement Of tho bank >
affalrs has as yot been made public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29
The Mules and the wagon and Contents

Yesterday morning telephone message was
received at the henrico-county courthouse
from Crenshaws Guan0- Mills about halt mile
below the city limits. stating that a wagon lead
cd with n quantity Of provisions, etc, had been
found In an adjacent fed.
Constable Samusls visited the scene and
learned tnAt late on the evening before team
was seen wandering aimlessly about the Held.
The wagon was the same, but the driver and
mules we're missing.
Later during the morning the mules were
found on Trce-flill farm, not Tar distant. They
were peacefully grazing IN Mr.. Nelson's 5 wheat
field. Constable Sannels took charge OF the
team and the articles In fhe wagon. and 10
holding them for their owner. He was afraid
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29

For the past six days black and white cat
has been ptufui prisoner upon barren rock
in the river Just Doiow tho Free bridge. How
tue tolIne got there Is not known and whether
she is deserving Of death the DISPATCH reporter
could not ascertain. but certain 70 a. that IL -
shame ior the poor thing To be allowed 30 remain
there and staryo % death.
An effort was made 20 rescue the cat during
the afternoon. but without ayai'. A youth al
lowed himself 10 DO let dOwn from the bridge
INTO the stream by means OF rope but tho
hemp was pot long enough TO reach the rock.
The humane aud cOnmendaDie act was there
fore fruitiess. and the youth got a chilling bath
without accomplishing anything.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29
The Broyies Murder Trial.

LuRAY, Va. April 2s.-The defence COM
menced ts testimony In the Broyles case yester-
day evening and the Commonwealth closed i.s
testimony in rebuttal. relating principally TO
Snyder's having pistol To-day INSTRUCTIONS
were then given by tbs court and the argument
commenced. Mr. Strayer making the opening
speech for the Commonwealth this aiternVon
ana MIR. Craig for the defence, large crowd DE-
ing present, including few ladies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29
AmhuInnc- An.werings.

The ambulance answered the following calls
yesterday:
AtIO:l0 4. VI. 10 Fifteenth and Cary streets 20 a
colored man named Sheppard Armistead, who
hai his eye mashed by an elevator He Was
taken 20 his home No. 4O2 east Cary street. and
the wound carefully dressed. The eight OF tho
eye was destroyed.
AT I2:lO p. N. 20 the Second Police Station TO
an Old coOred woman who had fallen in the
stree: from weakness occasoned by old age.
she was taken homo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29
$4,000 DAMAGES AWARDED.
Subject TO the Judgment of the Court
Vpon Plaintiffs Demurrer.
Especial telegram to tho Dlspatch.l


ABINGDON. Va. April 2S.--Ihe case OF Nj.
II. Shugarts's administrator rs. the Norfolk
and Western Railroad Company was tried
IN the Circuit Court here to-day. After
the evidence was fully heard the defendant
demurred TO the evidence. and thereupon
the Jury retired aud found a verdict for
the plaintiff and fixed the damage at SlO,-
600, subject to the Judgment Of the court
upon the sufliciency of the plaintiffs evil
dence. Shugarts was fireman upon the
SaltyIlle branch OF the Norfolk and West
eru railroad and was killed about two
years ago near Glade Spring while coupling
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29
Late Telegrams Reduced.

The French Chamber Of Deputies passed tho
Bourse tax bin yesterday by vote Of | II 70 IS.
Eight thousand men employed In the Loire
nayy-yard struck n; Nantes France, yesterday,
and marched, shouting AMI singing, through tho
streets. Trouble Is apprehoDded.
Gustavus Jones, for the past thirty years con-
Hectsd with the Western Union Telegraph COM
pany IN Washington city, died at his resi- iienco
th-re last night after a Drlei illness Of grippe
contracted last winter.
A special from Thomson, Ca, says: AGolphus
Jones GiiGs Rainwater shot Joshua Jones from
ambush while the latter was ploughlng. BO;h
aro cOiOred. Tho murderer escaped. Tho ne
Groes threaten to lynch him II captured.
The subcommittee Of the Reichstag appoint
ell 10 examine the documents submitted by
Ahlwardt In support Of tho charges OF cCrrup-
ton hc made against present and former mem-
bors 81 the German Government finds that here
il nothing IN the documents 10 prove the allega-
tl0us.
George Dixon, the feather-weight pugilisiic
champion, failed % knock ont Billy Young. a
Washington hgh.-geight at kernans Theatre.
Washington. last night in four rounds Young
received $50 for standing up before Dixon fer
the stipulated four rounds, but he was badly
punished.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29
CUMBERLAND HOME WEDDING.
| Miss stuart becomes the Bride of MIR.
| Barber-The Guard Inspected.

rCorrespOndeAcc OF the Richmond Dispatch.]
FARMyIILE. Va, April 2S.-Mr. Alfred
Barber. a prominent young farmer OF
Prince Edward was married yesterday
afternoon at o'clock to Miss Chrissle
stuart. Of Cumberland. The ceremony
occurred at the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. David Stuart, Roy.
James Cannon officiating. A very hand
some collation. was served and the happy
couple repaired Immediately TO Mr.. Bar
ber's Prlnce-Edward home.
The Farmville Guard was out IN full
force last night and also very large num-
Der OF the fGirest daughters Of oar town.
the former 20 gree, and stand Inspection
from Colonel 10 Lane Stern and the latter
TO witness the soldierly movements OF the
gallant BOYS. But the Colonel did not put
III an appearance. 1t IS understood that
he ~ quite sick.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29
Ann Arbor Road Receiver ed.

TOLEDO. April 2S.--As a result Of continued Ill
luck the Ann ArbOr and Michigan road this
morning went into the hands Of n receiver
order made ty Judge Kicks. The bill 81 com
plant was filed by the Craig Ship-Building Com
papy, which not long ago built Two transfer boats
Tor the railroad TO take ears across Lake MIchl-
gan. The boats cost SzSG,OOO, Of which SI51,-
600 has been paid. The balance IS IN notes,
900 OF which mas mature1 and been pro-
fpafet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29
Another Virginia Couple Welded.

tCorresDondence OF Tho Kichtnond DIsDntcH'I
WELDON, y. C., April 2S.--Another Virginia
couple came ont TO Weldon last night 10 be mar
ried. The contrasting parties wer3 Mr. joseph
\. Meunier ana Miss Bette N. Traylor' OF Peters
burg. Justice Is. r. Gary, who Il never 80 happy
ms when contributing 20 the happiness OF others,
very neatly tied the matrimonial knot, ana The
young couple returned homo tns morning.
Miss Temple Hamilton. one Of the most lovely
mombers Of Baltimore society, Is visiting the
family OF Colonel A. Prescott.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29
GERMAN EVANGELICAL SYNOD.
Tenth Animal Conference of the Atlantic
| Distriot-Opening Sessions.
| tof.,ro nh 90 tho Diauofcn.

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. April 2s.-The tenth
annual conference of the Atlantic District
of the German Evangelical synod Of North
America began its business sessions to-day,
the preliminary opening having occurred
last night. when Rev c. KISSING. Of
Scranton. Pa, delivered the annual ser
mon. The FIRST or Atlantic District was
organized at Newark. n. j.. III 1854, and
cmbraces about forty churches and pastors
in New Jerscy. Pennsylvania, Delaware,
New York, and the District OF Columbia.
It's officers are Pastor f.. Huber, of Bal
tmorc president; Pastor c. klrschman,
of Baltimore. v.ce-president Pastor l..
Menzel. OF Richmond, Va. secretary, and
Mr.. William Harm, of Columbia, Penn,
treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29
TwrxY-FIyE DOLLARS A PLATE.
Cleveland Bumps His Head.

New YORK. April 23.-1he EC1ing S'm
SAYS the President met with a slight accl-
dent as he started out this morning. As
be was getting into his carriage he struck
his forehead against the door and the skin
was raised. 4 doctor in the hotel fixed
tho wound and the party was delayed only
ton ruluutsS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29
Died of ApoDlexy.

William Watkins. colorod man about 20
years OF age, died very suddenly last night OF
ep0plexy on the premises OF Mr.. Alexander
Cameron. corner Franklin and Sixth stress
The ambulance was summoned es soon a. Wat
kins was seized. but he pired before Il srri sed
Coroner TAYLOR was called IN 10 view the body,
and he pronounced the death IRON natural
causes. Watkins was formerly employed oy Mr.
Cameron.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29
Icast-End Gun Club.

The East-End Gun Club held a meeting at
Captain Charles II. Epps's Office yesterday after.
noon tor the purpose OF electing officers and re-
organizing. Captain James X, sheppard was
elected president, Mr.. Z. l. Ford yi.e-preslden,,
and Joha g. Mcdowell secretary aud treasurer.
Mr.. W. A. Dckcnson, the former secretary ard
treasurer, teadered bis reegnation a. a mem Der
OF the clup he tearing that /. wolld conflict with
his Official duties.
The club will have Us first shoot OF the season
"Wednesday evening, May Sd. at 4 O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29
AR.marhnhly Ela.tlc Garnet.

The cork foor-covering. "Ldnoleum,"
has SO rapidly increased in popularity that
IL is superseding everything for that pur-
pose. Its remarkable durability is the Sc
cret Of It's success. first-class carpet deal
ers keep il. The original make has tho
name "Wild's Linoleum" on the back.
TAKE no oalsr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29

DoN'r overlook the finest suburb OF
Richmond, but take new electric line at
corner of p and Twenty-sixth streets aud
secure home on monthly instalments,
Four more new houses nearly ready.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29
The Mos, Delightful Portion Of Chicago

The Most Delightful Portion OF Chicago
is that which ovglooks Washington Park
and tho BouevGrds. 1t is the fashionable
residence part of the city, away from all
noise and hustle. and enjoys the freshness
aud beauty OF Washington Park where
during the coming season the representa-
tives or the armies of the world will per-
torn their eyolutions. Ii is estimated that
10000 soldiers will be on parade almost
daily. and the scene will be almost inde-
scribable IN its grandeur.
In this superb spOt-Fifty-second street
and Cottage-(irove avenue-lies the Rem
fost Hotel. which will be thrown open to
the public May |. 1893. The Renfost IL
within twenty minutes of the heart of the
city and within seven minutes of the
World's-Fair grounds. II will conducted
on the European plan in a strictly first
class manner. and will be under the man.
agement Of Lewis Leland. formerly of the
Occidental Hotel. San Francisco; the
Sturtevaut. of New York. and the Leland.
OF Chicago. The Renfost has 490 rooms
single and en suite. Rates 81 per day and
upwards. Rooms can now be secured by
letter Sr telegram. DIR. HESRY J. REY-
SoLps l. Co.. Proprietorsi LEWIS LELAND.
Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29
Worlds Congress of Bankers.

NEW YORK, April 2S.-Rhodes's Journal ~
RaHklnG tor May will contain the announcement
that worlds congress Of bankers aud 1nau-
ciers IL 90 be held IN Chicago during the week
from June 10 70 -, 1893. Mr.. Lyman j. Gage
President OF the First National Bank OF Chi
cagO, Will preside.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29

that the driver had been fouliy dealt with. The
DISPATCH learned last night. however, that the
team belongs 70 Mr.. George Phaup, and got
away from him Thursday evening. He seut TO
tho DISPATCH ofice last night TO advertise for
the lost property, and it was here that no learned
OF its recovery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29
xy.,,a,. ra,y-rrc. Trim ,

To-day is the last opportunity you will
have OF securing q chance IN the drawing
for the round-trip ticket to Chicago. Buy
ell of your Shoes and Shippers OF ,us>to-
day, as you may thereby DC the lucky ono
Monday. JAcoB MAY 4 Sow,
607 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29
Almost Fon,yaIon, IN Appointment.

PETERSBURG, VA. April 2S.-hr. w. ii. Mann.
Of THIS cisy, VINO il an applicant for position iu
the Department Of Justice at Washington, re-
coised a telegram tonight from President
Cleveiand's private secretary askiag him 10
come ~ Washington az once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29
Bnse-Ball Everywhere.
lGH felegrHnh 10 the Dispatch.

At New York: R. BIZ. T;
Bostons.. o o . , O3 % If I
Bauencs-King, Crane, and Doyle; Nichols
and Bennett
p6,I,reIpSissp5 Al re'ffGpn'a: oooo1o1o-4 pi"' :;
Baiteries-Weyhlng and Clemepts; stein and
KinslOw.
\; Pittsburg; Il. En-. p.
Pittsburgs. . q U VI
Cleveland .........0 l 10000 ID 10 ,
Batteries-Ehret, Baldwin, ami Miller; Clark
son, Zimmer, aud u. Connor.
At Cincinnati: r. B. II. 7.
Cnicacoa MI o OO2 XII .
Batienes: Darby. Chamberlaine, and
Vaughan; Hutchinson and kitredge.
At Washington: R. BH. 2.
Washington....2 ] o 3 o O-12 ~ q
Baltimore. 20 900 %
Batteries: Esper and Ferrcll; Wadsworth,
Schmidt, and MiiliRan.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
At Charleston: r. r. II. 2.
Charlestons 80 . 0 o 0 o 3
Macons ...........O 3 o liz l. .
BATTERIES -Kiilecn, Hatfield, and sugicn;
Miller aud Boland.
At Savannah: H. B.H =.
Augusta. ..........O D O. ]
Batteries-Petty and Hurley; shaw aud VIII
son.
At Chattanooga: Y. BIZ. p
Chattanoosas....O O OOO2 O. > : Z
Atlantas...........O 3 2OO7 x-l2 10 o
Batterics-Reteer anl Dixon Easton, j. Meme
fee, >clhach ana 2. Mencfec.
Birmingham: L. BIZ. =.
B.rminchams.. 1O01OO IL: II ,
Memphis .........O 90 OO2 o 3 o. , r .
AT Mobile: r. BIT. z.
Mobiles ..........5 o O2I I-lg l. =
MOntgomcry- % I q o q o. %
10 frost. Hiark luru.
DOnohue. and Armstrong.
AtNew Orleans: X. BIZ z.
New Orlcars......3 o l ! ! o o o o. .
Nashviles......I q / D o q q o O.
Batteries-Leach and Jantzcn; Nickery an1
SOmmcrs.
At -. Louis, No. K. 2. II. r.
81. Louis........I o . 90 1000 0-3 I
Louisville ......O o o D o o o OIL /
Batteries: Gleason and PETIT; Ilemmng and
Harrington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29
Tn. Theatre.

Mabel Paige viii close her weeks engagement
at the Theatre to-day. - Little Lord Faunfleroy
viii be presented at she matinee and tncre will
be double Dill tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29

BROWNS isos kursss cures Dyspepsia. Ma.
lara. B'liousness. and General Dobitity. Givos
strength, aids digestion, tones the nsrves--ers-
ates appetiles The best tonic ior aurxlna
mothers. weak women. and childrsn-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29
OFFERS OF GOLD

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 2S-Ofers OF
gold in exchange for lcgal-tender notes
are still being received at the treasury.
Quite q number came IN to-day. During
the week offers have been received
and accepted from San Francisco; Roa-
noke. Va; Pittsburg. Pa. Washington,
ID. c.; st. Louis. Boston; Norfolk. Va.
Columbus. Ga; Baltimore and Cumber-
land. Md: Philadelphia, and New Or
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29
Survivors of Kemp~r's Battery.

ItOlrUsPVHutHco OF tHc HIVHuIVHI Dl'V7'V''I
ALEXANDRIA, Va. Aprii 2s.-A pleasant gath
orlng OF the survivors OF Kenpers Battery. bet
ter known as the Alexandria Light Artillery,
Confederate states Army, was held In tne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29
CARLISLE AND WALL STREET.
The Gotham Bankers willing to Assist
Uncle Sam at Any Time.
rBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

New YORK. April 2s.-The Erming SIN
says that it was learned this morning on
authority that at last evenings meeting of
Secretary Carlisle with the New York
bank presidents he was assured Of their
willingness 10 come 20 the assistance Of
the government whenever. III his opinion,
more gold was needed at the Treasury.
The terms on which the gold is to be fur.
nished we're left open. II was also agreed
by all present that tho uneasiness based
upon the encroachment upon the 800
600 900 gold reserve fund was only senti-
mental and that at this time there was no
necessity for bond issue or of gold loan
to the treasury. The meeting was a most
cordial one. and all agreed that the actual
meeting of the Secretary with the bankers
was most satisfactory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29

The ladies' OF the Hebrew Memorial Association
held n laWu-Party On the grounds % the Mercan-
tile CIut yesterday afternoon between she hours
OF aud O'Clock. Quite number 0t persons,
Including many children, pariOOG Of the ladies'
Hospitality and enjoyed pleasant visit. The
funds rcali2et from the party viii be donated TO
increase tn receipts o. the Memorial bazaar, ~
the ladies of the Hebrew Association did not nave
q table no the fair. Tue committee IN charge
consisted OF Mrs Il. J. deyers (preSidenp, Mrs.
\ Sycle and Mrs. j. ihalhlmer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29
~ L1cITING INCIDENT.

exciting incident occurred a few
"iter the start opposite the re-
80 i0riieth street and Fifth ave-
>-. Aheutcuant from one Of the United
, "rr-ot-waf who bad been de-
81 special duty aud had bor-
70 police horse in order to ride
... Town the line with messages lost
... 'l the horse. The animal dashed
e.. Gown the avenue, and the rider.
"A@ every moment 20 be thrown,
ls he passed the mounted signal
Err fof Gods sake save me-"
s.,.,'' -ec DAVIS. Of the First Brigade,
ye,,, Noips. a. word from his captain
ra,. Tie rescue, aud there was wild
h. 70, ioi several blocks. Davis overlook
~. iul1a"ay and. leanipg over, grasped
-, Dndio. Az he ala SO his own horse
ns,, "a1 he was thrown TO the pave
tLs.- IAe lieutenant wss uuhorsed at
- pna. Hine. and Dayis's horse fell near
wv 'He Two men Both got up with
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29
TOBACCO SALE FOR THE BAZAAR.

Mossrs r. ". ROysfer q Co, Ot GreenylIIe.
y. G., through birs. L. Mathews there, cent
TO the North Carolina table two boxes Of bright to-
ba,co which wGs soid on Change yesterday
realizing 81 net. Dir. l.. H. LlghtfoOt bought
so. l ut 31.l0 per pound ant md the
Same res0ld AZ his Donation 10 the bazaar Mr.
". T. Hancock paid SLID per pound Tor Il the
second time. and he also bought r0x No. AT -
~cnis per pound, laying iancy prices as be
usually does for any 81 n good cause.
The flower bail will be repeated at tho natl
nee this afternoon for tho benent OF the Nori b
Carolina committee.
The Alabama booth IL In receipt OF $40 from
Mrs. Hunter Barber OF Hampton. Va, and a
donation from Hiss susie Lester OF GoocalanJ,
Va.