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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
CIV CircuIt Court.

Tho Jury In the case OF Mary Dean Scott rs. the
Cohen COMPANY, though no: atle 20 agree lu"s-
day night, brought IN q verdict yesterday morn
ing IN iayorof thu plaintiff for 5000. A motion
10 set the verdict aside was made and continued.
The irial oI the casc OF lyanhoe L. Woody rS.
tho Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company for
$50, 600 damages for injuries received N ialline
through a COal-car was next begun. lhis Will
probably consume two more DAYS.
1ho following persons were appointed trustees
Of the sixth Nj Zion church; Charles LomOs,
T. :. Burley, and Arthur Hayes.
SUITS woro instituted az 1OiiOwS: Lee Straus.
successor Of Straus, ReinhHrdt & Coz rs. Jacob
COIN Tor s1O324; W. A Lambert a. Brother IS.
Edmund Jefferson for $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
Jo,rnevmen Painters Union.

The j0urneyman painters OF Richmond have
organized a protective union with thtrty-four
members and the following officers: James
Carr president; ). B Herndon. vce-president ;
joseph Brand, recording secretary; James
Graves. financial secretary; +. }. McCauley,
treasurer; stewart Tyler, warden III. Il. Ihomp-
sou, prcceptor, and T. II. Montgomery, con-
ductOT.
Application has been made 10 the grand secre-
tarv OF the brotherhood OF Painters and Deco
rators ~ Philadelphia, for a charter The paint
crs complain that there IS no nxed scale OF
wages for ,oufueymon IN this city. and thai the
crperieucel workman II often riaced upon a
level with boys and inexperienced persons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
THE ELECTION IN MANCHESTER.
Only Five Counciimen to BE Voted For
Other Items of Interest.

Only Five Counciimen to BE Voted For
Other Items of Interest.
rnis is electon-day and though there is nc
oLen opposition 70 tho Democratic ticket II be-
hooyes the voters TO turn out and cast their bal
lots only councilmen are 10 be elected aud the
following are the candidates: First ward
Frank ~. Fitzgerald; Second Ward, W. w. P0oi
Third Ward, W. 4. Hart and W. u. Burgess (hr.
Hart was nominated for the long term; fourth
Ward, Johu E. Utz. Mcssrs. Hart oad Utz ere
pregont members OF the Council. and 50 weil
pleased were their constituents with the record
made by these two gentlemen Ia the Council
that they wore renominated. The polls VIII
open AT sunrise and close at sunset.
in Chesterfield the districts IN which most IN
terest is felt arc SwausbOro' and Midlothian
the vote In these two places Ia pretty evenly
matched and the Democrats are gong INTO the
12nt 20 win. ..
Tho election In Pcwhatan county promises to
be quite exciting, particularly over tho ONCE o'
County CLERK. Politics seem TO oe all spit up
IN Powhatao this election and there may be a
full vote polled.
VERY PRETTY MARRIAGE.
very pretty marriage took place Tuesday
night at 1928 Decatur street. The contracting
pnrtics were Mr.. William Il. shaw ana MISS
myle ,.,sce AT o F. M.. Rev c. n. Van nouten ON
siatinc. Tho ushers were Messrs. II. w. Wat
Eins Il. L. Lynch, W. II. Godsey, and charlie A.
shorter. The bride looked very pretty "a wnus
china silk and carried beaatlfai oouquet OF
vhI,e roses. At 1880 an elegant repast was
ssrvod, and after many hearty CONGRATULATIONS
tro,a their humorous friends tho happy couple
nroceeded 10 their new home.
Samuel Talpoit the alleged tramp charged
win assauliing klagman w. II. Belsiey, OF the
K,eD nond nna Petersburg railroad Was tax gu be-
fors Magistrate Folds. OF chestsrneid, tuesday
for examination. lt viii be remem oefsd tps.
sh,ut week sgo PiaRmAn Beasley, who went
ami o., the road 70 nag freight-trsin, was IS.
ssulted by two unknown men, vhe took MS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS.
noiiins Institutes Fiftietb, and Roanoke
Colleges Fsrtisth-Farming Prospects
fCnrrea nondeuce Of tha Richrnond uisnaschI


CLovERpALg. Va. May GA short distarcA
from this place Is tho famed Iloliins Insti,uts.
Our community is greatly Interested in tho sp-
preaching celebration o. the nfticta commence
ment aud anniversary. The semi-centenDiai al.
dress will be delivered by Hon. j. l. ~. Curry.
Rev. DIR. Fair. % Richmond. will address tho
literary societies. and Rev. Dr. Battle OF Peters.
burg, Will preacn tho commencement sermon.
These exercises begin June Ith ard close JuLs
1th.
The celebration of the iortieth anniversary Of
Roanoke College. nj Salem. VIII De held q, tho
same nmo "a the above. Among the dlsta.
guished speakers for the OCCASION arc Walter IA.
Page. ciitor OF the Forum. New Nork. and Rev,
Byron Sunderland, ID. d., of Washington, u. &.
The latter IL the pastor OF Grover Cleveland.
Hon. j. ". Marshall ('CyclOne Jim , will also.
speak.
VARIOUS MOTHS.
An interesting meeting Is IN progress a, The
Baptist church az this piace. Tho pastor, Rev.
g. ". Beaic, is assisted by Rev. Dr.. j. Is. Taylor.
OF Salem.
Now that tho weather IA warmer the gactens
and the farms are looking nnely. surely The
sun never snone supon moro beautiful 500
ton than this, with IT. blue mountains. spark
ling streams, green forests, meadows. aud well.
cultivated lands.
Arrangements are being made for rebuilding
the block ot houses recently destroyed IN ttn.
castle by fire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
Tie Church-I5ilI Revival.

The revival services of Rev. G. B. Williams,
the evangelist, Will commence Thursday. June
Is. AT . O'Clock 7. NJ. The general Committee
of Arrangements met tuesday night at -.
james Methodist church and received reports
from the various suD-committees. The tent VIII
hc erected on the handsome lot corner Twenty
Third and Marshall streets aud will have "A scat
ing capacity OF 1000. The platform for the
choir VIII be I'm rear Of the preachers stand and
will seat lao persons. The choir will consist Of
not less than 100 trained singers Those who
propose t. uuitc with the choir viii meet at the
tabernacle, on Cnurch-nill avenue, next sun
dpy afternoon al O'Clock. when tickets viii be
i-suei to the singers admitting them 10 the
platform. Mr. Hlman, q musical composer
ana singer after the SHnkey order. Will be N
luchmoud early next week and have direction Of
the singing. The general committee will hold
iis dnn meeting az the tabernacle tonight at .
l'rlugk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
pase-fsalI North.


At Brooklyn: r. B.H 2.
Brooklyns. -. .....1 OOOl3 31Ix-7 !
Washin gtons ......l 0 0 o O-l ,
batteries Kennedy and Daily; Esper and
Farrell.
pais,mcrsn AZ 6alttno'o' .'.9a1ooaoo3-ii W Is :
New York......I 22O0x-lG ls ,
Batteries: Wsdsworth and Clarke; Rusie,
Crane ana Doyle.
At Pttsburg: h. B.H. +.
Pittsburg 40 0 , 50ox-s 3 :
st. Louis 10o2lo 10 4
Brei;ensiein and Peltz
chicasos..'.....O Oo16x-13 - /
CleyelaudA ....1 o 90 , 20 / D u
Batteries: Hutchinson and kittredge; Cuppy
and OConnor.
Ros.nos a. ns..nSoos''on'....o5o4o13oo-i5 So''on ia /
Pblladelphias. 20 o o o DO O. y
Batteries: Nichols and Bennett; Carsey and
Clements. -
Brminghams....3 Ao ns 0oOe2 O-IO IL i
Augustus O6 o x-13 10 >
Batteries German and Wilson; Parrot and
Earle.
Al Montgomery: R.B.H Z.
unn,comerys.. on com = 91OOOoOI- d 0 :
Cbattanoogas. y . 1000 IL =
Batteries: Wilson aud Armstrong; stepAens
and Dugdale.
Al Mobile: r. B. ". "
Mobile. ..........0 0 o o , 0-3 4
Nacon........0 . % 90 IA
Batteries: Donnelly and Flynn; Abbey and
Fields.
AtNew Orleans: T. Bill. T.
New Orleans. O02 2O0O10 O-3 10 :
Atlauta.....-... 0O2 0002 o. 3
Batteries Luby and Baldwin; Dewald and
Murphy.
At Memphis: z. B.H. 2.
Charies,ons.......3 0 3 30002 x-9 Z
Batteries: Mason, BOian, and Rogers; Cross
and Sugden.
At Nashville: X. B.H e
NashyilIes 2OOlI00 o o. % 4
savannahs. 0O2 3 l 0 x-9 IL
Batteries: Boxingdale and summers; Meoktn
and Connaugkton.
INTERCOLLEGIATE.
AZ Boston: r.
Harvard ard..................1 0 0 rs
Amherst rst...............00 002 q o o o.
Batteries: Highland and Cdrbett; Gregory
and Allcn-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
hENRlCO NEWS NOTES.
The Election To- Day-Mrs. johnson Wants
aLicense-Serious Charge.


The election in HeDrico to-day promises to be
quite lively. The Republicans have put up
ticket for all the district offices and will make q
hig nght. Tho Democrats claim that they will
carry rho day NJ every pOnt. IL ts sad The
POpuhsts Will vote with tho Democrats.
Ia the County Court yesterday.Nrs. X. u.
Johnson, through her counsel, Mr.. H. N. Smitn.
Jr., made another attempt 10 get liquor
license. During the last term OF the court tho
Judge refused to grant the license on account OF
Tho close proximity OF the bar to the East~hnd
Baptist church, the congregation Of which
church objected. Mrs johnson has moved a
block further away from the church and now
asks that tho license be granted. The church is
stil objecting and the case was continued until
this morning.
Manuel Collier was convicted Of unlawful
housebreakiug and sentenced TO two years IN
the penitcntiary. He was also convicted IN two
cases OF petit larceny and sentenced TO fifteen
days tn jail In cach case.
ON complaint Of the girls father Squire Bar
ney FrlsrhkOrn yesterday morning Issued a
warrant against Francs Lopez charging hin
witn tie betrayal Of Miss Annie EachO. Con-
stable Samuels was given the paper for oXecu-
tion. bat at q o'clock LAST night had not arrested
lDuCL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
Noye Along,

don't atand idle. It's the man who keeps
moving that generally succeeds IN life.
You can't help moving on when taking
simmons Liver Regulator. 1t cleanses the
system from all poison and SENDS ihe
hood fbrough the veins ut good round
mace. The Regulator is the best insurance
policy against Indigestion and dyspepsia.
Nothing maiarious about simmons LAYER
Regulator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25

Richmond YESTERDAY 10y Charles H. Page and
W. 5. Harris, and other stockholders of the VIZ
ginia Land and oan Company against that cor
p0ration. Inc bili recites ,hat under certain
provision Of the constitution Of the company any
incfc Der was entitled after giving the notice re-
duircd. 10 withdraw his stOck and receive tho
actual amount of money paid iuto the company
lv him, less fines, tees, &c, and that they had
taken this course aud payment had been denied
tnenn. They also charged that the concern had
abandoned business and WAS winding up It's +
iairs. The claims OF Messrs Page ana Harms
are s97O ana 1900 respectively. The complain
anita ask for tho appointment OF receiver TO
tako charge ~ the compAny's assets. Counsel
in the SUIT are Willis Is. Smith, Frank NJ. Woon,
end Montague & WaWson for tho orators.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
..ca.,le uil,s" English Fraud.

The TogltshInan who weat 10 Castle Hill"
me nome Of Nr1. AmOlle kIyes-C nanlcr, and
claimed 10 be the brother OF II. Rider laggatd,
an acc 3unt - whose disappearance with q MACK
lntOsh. "a handsome pipe, ahd some ipOuey pe,
longing 10 Captain j. ID. FrzLo was published
iu yesterday's DIsFATCH, Is beloved hero To DO
the samo man who stopped for lev days ABOUT
tbree weeks ago at the Exchange iiotcl ana de-
parted. leaving hls rG-bil uupa,H, ne reEls,
iered M the hotel a. r. w. Webb, DR., and
claimed to be "a nophow Of the man who con-
stru.ted the nited states cruiser Alabama aud
% hnYe a hroihnr who Was o lOcoInOsIle enGlnecr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
Work Of tho Ambulance.

yesterday.
Az $40 A. NJ. 70 Seventh and Marshall TO a
colo-ed man who was sick. He was treated AMI
taken 10 the almshouse.
AT 1890 A. NJ. 10 Twen,v-seventh aud Main 10
n coIored man with the colo. lie was taken
home.
Al 6:10 p. NJ. Twenty-sixth street between
Main and Franklin TO a colored man with
apoplexy. He was taken home.
Al $3.50 r. NJ. to tho First Police Station 20 q
coored woman cut on the head. She was treated
and left.
ATOP. NJ. TO Seventeenth and Washington 70
n colored woman with collie. Sho was treated
l.tf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
To-, A., Dn,,on,s Dsparture.

In his formal letter OF acceptance OF tho eau
10 ~ Andrews church, Louisville, heV. LOWS W.
Bn-ton states that be will preach his first SER
mon 70 his now congregation on the hrsl suhlay
in October His family vii accompany MIN 20
iho kontucky city just prior 20 inat iiine- inc
Courter-J0Hndi, IN speaking OF tbe tcceip' OF
ar nur.On's .otte-, SAYS: "It gayo great JOY TO
tho FpiscOpahans OF the city, and the next meii
carried % tho new rector the expressions OF
gladness which the committee feel al his accept
encs He Is considered as III successor 10
Bishop Psn.ck, who leaves ABOUT Juno lst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
Eimira's Business Difficulties.

ELNrRA, y. Y. May 24-Nayor Iaytd c.
ROBIN son this morning made general assign
ment for the benefit OF bis creditors. making
the Elmira National Bans. which closed its doors
yesterday, n preferred creditor. Tho bank Is in
the hands OF n bank examiner.
rho run on the Elmira Savings Bank con-
tnues. and all depositors having less than slOU
are being paid. The Savings Bank may be abe
70 pay every dollar. and the probability Is that
every dollar will be taken out
Schedule "a" IN the assignment places Colo
mel Robinson's Indebtedness 10 the Elmira Ma
tional Bank for oyetdrafts, hts own paper and
notes endorsed By him, at s2SS,00o-
$50 200.
The ming OF tho assignmcnthas created great
excitement. and the county clerks onice Is be-
siegsd by hundreds OF people anxious 70 see the
document
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
The Store Fell In.

The frame portion Of 4" The Pickett" n small
saloon located on Main street between Beydere
and Pine, collapsed yesterday afternoon. The
proprietor Of the establishment had previously
moved his stock into another portion OF tho
house. ~ excavations were I'm progress under
tho part OF the structure which fell. The acci-
dent which will cnly result in tri1ing loss'
was caused by the weakening oil tho fouhua-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
JOHN GRAHAM MAckipeAp.
Printer, City Father. True Man. aud Mems
ber OF the Methodist Church.
ISpe-tal ,elaUra.n to tha ntsn,t,ni

DASviiLg. Va, May 2t--rhe community WAS
shocked this morning over the announcement
Of tho death OF John Graham MACK, y printer by
occupation and n member of tho city council of
Danyllc. Mr.. Mack hal been IN siu.c tho 7th
OF May from muscular erysIpelas Deceased
was born nc smithyills Charlotte county. In
1851, aud was a son OF the late Thomas amt
Jane Mack. lie married I'm Dsnville Mlrs Flora
Lsphsm, who. with two daughters, survive him.
Ho WAS elected 10 the Counril ia iSss and was
reelected In 1880 for four years. Deceased
since 1852 had been employed on tho R,gsstsT.
and ut one time worked In "a hook-ofiicc la Rich
moud. He was "A valuable city officer n trus
man, . consistent member ~ the Methodiss
Church, and one who will be missed In the COM
munity. lie has several sisters living in kichs
moni and ono at Ashland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
Mr. SnrncA'A EnneInl.

The funeral Of Mrs. Oracle Wooddy spence, the
wife Of Mr.. T.. Harvie Spence, whoee sad death
Tuesday afternoon was reported In the DIS
PArCH, took place yesterday afternoon at :
o'clock from Broad-sueet Methodist church
The services were conducted by the pastor. Rev
DIR. Tudor, and "a large congregation OF sorrow
Ing friends attended the obsegues. which were
peculiarly impressive and affecting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
Notice.

The History Committee OF the Grand
Camp of Confederate Veterans OF Vir-
ginla will meet at tho Exchange Hotel az
I2 NJ, in Richmond, on Tuesday. May 3Oth.
The history committees ~ the camps aud
Others Interested IN tho question Ut y
"Southern History" are invited 10 be pres.
ent. j. ~ STUBS, chairman.
NAV 30 1893
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
-'--r coUa1 OF APPEALS.


OF Cases Decided aud Others
'f<Yrd Yesterday.
'asy Gay In ths United states
OF Appeals. Chiei-Justice Mel
..rlIt-Juige COZ, ana D,stricE
lfi Morris were ia attendance.
.. h"rr, fuomGs j. kirkPaiflck,
.rbfuft, of Lynchbuig, were
r..ys - practice Ia this court.
.-.- I'D loWn opinions M the foh0N-
30 5000 punches Of bananas. ap-
-t -tcsmship Curiew. Appeal
.l't. Maryland. Arirmed.
e., rAocltors, plaintiff Ia error,
- ..-fr. trustee, deisniant ia error.
pt court, District Of West Vir-
l.... ' lAomas, bankrupt. appellant,
.. Blythe. assignee, appellee.
tt ui-irr. COurt Oi soath Carolina.
pew Co., appellants, against william
.. 'f ''lrcfor - Customs. Baltimore.
e. ..n '.-,su Court. Maryland. Reversed
e.. .'-s. appellant. against W. ID. Maxwell.
.ac. AP.~ai irOin Circuit Court, Western
st.r 'ersh Carolina. Notion that record
a.. ,...'.'. Sanuary 81, 1898, granted, and
fs.t," .i," argued was that Of G. II. Har-
"a te, APPELLANTS. against Thomas stead,
III. ''ye.ocs. wnicn was au appeal from tho
.rlfi' Dis'tet VI West Virginia 1be
slf. t.-1l 1eiore Chief.Justlce fuller aud
fWs.,'u til Hughes by W. ID. Dapnsy, tsl..
T. l.t~- !. .. ksItin. ESQ.,. OF 6cot,sviiie,
Vlasi~syo"sf's, and usieoiin Jack son, EsQ.,
s.szssoa v. Va, Tor ths appeIiees
virginia Improvements Ce@Dsay
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25

Music by Blues Band on Chestnut Hill,
Fourth avenue, directly on car line, Thurs
day, May 25th. Refreshments VIII be
served at city prices. Commencing at
O'Clock p. N. and closing AZ IL p. VI. fop
benefit of Highland-Park Methodist Epis-
copal church. Entertainment will bo re-
peated FRIDAY. May 26th. Electric-cars
connect at Seventh and Clay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
AUCTION SALES ro-DAH.

A. N. POLLARD, f0jS A. H., at No ia soath
Laurel street. household furnlaufs> d
FRANK d. HILL D Co. 8 r. ~. land on Droon
turnpike, with frsmo dweainss halt milG
from city hmitA
RICHMOND BAZAAR, l0s3o Il y, hoeuaS.
mules. vehicles. &s
0EOR0n W. nkY0. l0H a. -. hsunpAoah fuzs
nisures buggy. AarnsoA oeusA -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
Mrs. HAYES Dead.

Mrs. Mary Hayes, wife OF Mr.. James HAYES
died at her residence, on Lester street. yester.
day morning: aged - years. The deceased
was well known from her long residence IN this
city and had many friends, who will hear OF heI
death with regret. The funeral will take place
with solemn requiem mass. from 81. Patrick
church at IL o'clock this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
Irnm the Capiioi.

The Governor sas parioned Daniel Lewis who
IN February, 1856. was convicted In tho county
Court OF Aiieghany OF murder 10 ths socend de-
yree and rentenced 20 iifteon years 70 the penn
tsnt,nry PAraon was granted solely on inc
,ro,od of the precarlous condition OF tho pris-
onefs health. -. -, ~
X Dornap. OF Norfolk. visited the Capitol yes
feFday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
said lie Knew the Blind Man.

Mr. Ruius Dckcy, young man, called at The
Office of Major Poe. Chief OF Police, yesterday
morning ana stated that he know the alleged
blind fraud, whose mysterious operations IN
Richmond wero published in yesterdays Dis
PATCH. Hc said that the person IN question was
really blind. but that he was very sick In
diytiunL" IL was also n fact, the young man
clnimed, that the blind man was the ownor oil Il
gold -mine In Montana.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
Saies Nenr Sexen Pines.

Mr.. Charles A. Rose. real estate auctIoneer,
yesterday sold several tracts OF improved ana
unimproyed property at and near seven Pines
for prices that aggregated about $1,000. There
were several purchasers. The same property
was sold about q year ago for much less money,
showing that the Seven Pines section Is LOOKING
up In tho real estate market.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25

An adjourned meeting OF the stockholders Of
the Richmond Terminal will be held at the Rx-
change Hotel at noon to-day In case n quorum
% the stock ia represented either in person or
by proxy. In view Of the fact that Messrs
Drexel, Morgan & co.. bankers. New York city,
have presented n plan OF reorganization II is
very prObabIc that Mr.. clyde will come down
with his 100000 shares OF stock and hold q
mailing,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
Letter from Cyrus w. Field. Jr.

Several times this winter have suffered
from severe colds on my lungs. Each time
/ have applied Allcock's Porous Plasters,
and in every instance have been quickly
relieved by applying one across my chest
and one on my back. My friends, through
my advice. have tried the experiment and
also found II most successful. feel that
can recommend them most highly to any
one Who may sos nt 10 try them.
Cylus w. ExLp. Jy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
The Nachini.ts' Chief.

Mr. James O'Connell, OF Oil City. Pa, arrived
In this city yesterday evening. Mr.. OConnel ts
the grand master machinist OF the International
Association Of Machinlsts. 10 which position ne
was elected OF tho convention recently held In
Indianapolis. Mr.. OCOnne Is n brilliant young
man and will no doubt manage the anar1 OF the
organization In a creditable manner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
The Boy. suaer,ngs Ended.

fCorrsspondencs OF the Richmoad Dspatch-l
ALsxAspgfA, May 24.-George y. Mudd, the
little s-year r-old boy who had both legs cut on by
a Washington Southern freight train on fayeuo
street yesterday evening, dod shortly before
midnight last night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
A SulClOE,S SIGNATURE.
Was tho Dead Man Lovo-Iorn Lynohs
burgerf
Try telegraph to tho Dispatch.l

by telegraph t. tho Dispatch.l
RICHMOND, lSD., May 2i.-Twonty-,wo days
ago a letter was tackled on tho ryer-bridgohero
saying that tho writer had committed suicide.
lie signed his name -. T. W Wori Was Ee-
ceived here OF the finding Of a body in the river
thirty miles below here. and letters wcrc taken
from the pockets addressed - j. T. Watson,
Lynchburg, Va. From the lettcis it IL evident
thas he IA well connected and that bis deed waj
the result Of somo disappointment IN love.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25

ALEXANDRIA, Va, May 24.--Mrs. Virginia
Nesle, tor many years resident OF this city.
died at the Louise Home, In Washington. yes
tsrcay, shs was ths daughter Of Colonel sidnoy
Chapman. ono Of toe leading ante e-oelium citl-
Gems OF tauquicr county, and the wife OF Judge
Christopher Neaie, ot the Old Orphans conri OF
Alexandria, when IL wes n portion OF the Distfles
Of Columbia. For A long time Mrs Neaie sas
ono Of the leaders OF society here and was mucn
len -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25

through tho town, after which thcre Was appro-
priate music and singing at ths monument.
Rev. kinlvch Nelson, OF the Virginia Theological
Seminary, delivered the otstlon % tho day. ms
monument End mound In Christ church-yari
was covered with fiswers This was ths thirty.
second anniversary OF tho leaving VI Alexandria
troops for tho var.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25

Gas and Electric Chandeliers ant
Globes. Now designs and low prices.
iJoBs Bowers.
No. Governor street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25

Auxiliary Association. This association has
done splendid work Tor tho home, and the Ma
souic Temple tonight should be crowded with
Masons and citizens generally who desire TO
chow their friendship for the home and their sp-
probation OF the faithful work OF tho noble
women who compose the auxiliary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
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lar Coalsderate Mcmor,al-Day oxcrcises here ~.
dav vsre complete. psocessiou of all the local
military, Veterans. Aad nEe companies mayuhso