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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
BIG BATCH OF YOUNG DOCTORS.
rsrty-ssven Out of Eighty Applicants
Get Certificates to Practice.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Disoatcn.l
RALEI0H. n. G.. MAY l3.-At daylight
this morning the state Board of Medical
Eyamiuers completed its examination Of
tao papers OF tho eighty applicants for
license. The requirements arc that so per
cent. of the questions shall be answered.
or the mum Der forty-scven were granted
certificates emitting them to practice.
Tho names are as follows: C. II. Phillips.
i. 4. Bhem. J. ". Duguid, Joseph a. Nor
rs, Leroy LOrc. ". G.. Beckwith. W. b..
Moore. s. =. Wright (colorcd). J. +. Abe,
Frank ii. Russell, G. 4. Anderson. T. l..
llailowav. 4. r. Corbeil. T.. s. Crumpler
j. l.. Sapp. Joseph Dixon. 6. +. Arie, I.
A. NOrment. Thomas ". Rlddick. ". Y.
Mckenzie, Charles j. on. Lauehinghouse,
?. +. Stevenson. u. A. Smith. W. T.. Fai-
son, George g. I've, 7. 4. Hitchcock, c, 8.
Mind9y. ". ID, Bowen 6. =. Wal
". j. Moore. Charles J. Myche,
NJ T.. Street. i. l.. Kernodle. A. NJ Mhis-
nant. Charles J. Harper. Il. J. Williams, r..
V. Whitehead. ". g. Norment, h. e..
Averitt. G. i. McNairy. IL. l. Pope. c. g.
Ward, G. +. Griffin, 7. 5. faucette. and ".
l. Hill. OF these Frank II. Russell, of
Wilmington stood highest. his figure OF
merit beng SO 81. This Is one OF the
highest. II not the highest on record IL
tho state.
Last ycsr the stick Of skv-rockot sent
up at one Of the public celebrations for
which the clty paid Tell aud pat out the
eve q a little wbItr girl. Her parents to-
day give notice o. a suit Tor damages
against the CITY.
Contracts have been awarded for knit
tlug-mlll al Warrcnton.
The Governor to-day appointed the
mombers OF the State Board of Charities
delegates 90 tho twentieth National Con
vcntion % Charities and Correct ons & CHI
cago june Nh-llth. The delegates are n
creased by the following: W. n. Jones. W..
A. Blair. r. ". Patton. Miss Fanny Patton,
+. II. eating. G.. b. benson. +. \. Osborne,
W. G. Wilson. j. II. Mills. " i. Eeasley,
". ;. Black. and Charles Duffy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
Y0RK-RIVER LINE, VIA WEST PoiSE
THE PAvoRITE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND:

TRAIN No. 10. 3l0 p N.
LOCAL EXPRESS daily except slnasy
Stops q. all stations. At i.estor Manor con-
meets with stage FOR Waiksrtou; with Baltimore
steamer at Wes. Point
TRAIN NO. 10 4:45 p. 81.
BALTIMoRs LIMITED, daily except Sunday
for Nest PCnt, connecting with iork.hiVcr
steamers for Baltimore. AS Baltimore steomers
coauect With Baltimore and ohi0 rahroad Tor
Washington. Philadelphia. and Now ORR
Steamers leave baltimore at Z. d. dsily ex.
trails RON West Point arrive u; Rleamond at
o.O5 A. NJ. .e40 A. H., aaa S:lJ r. a.
TRAIN Va. ~. 100 4. NJ
AL0CAL MIXED, daily e2ceDt Sunday leaves
Twenty thru stree, FOX Vest Point aad tnssrno-
itcket-otace 3, station FOO. Of Virginia street.
Open ) A NJ. TO o Z. ~ aud nom r. y ~
'I CIV tick sto1ce--90I east Main street,
SOL HAAS, ". a. Iunns.
~ III. GaEg,l, General IanRgsr
= Il. Taogf5oS, superintendent
Il e. Porrs. resssnsss Agsas Wv Axn e5see
Richmond Va -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
Fatal Negro I ight.

tby telegraph 20 tho Dlsya'rnl
WILMINGTON. y. C., May BIN a fight
tonight between James Bradley and VIII
liam Puruell (ooth negroes Bradiey's
throat Wa, cut aud the doctors Say be- can
not 1--we. The men are brothers Iu-law and
lived together. PCrIeQ escaped.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
EDUCATIONAL.
TER SCHOOL OF MEDICINES.

GUNNER SUHOOb OF MEDICINE.
- UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA.
I AZ NafLsrr NDFR A. n. TCTTIg. ". g,
=. prof Chem, chm PROT Histology.
". q. CHRISTIAN, "a. D.. A. u. DEW, h'D.' IN.
Prof. Anatomy. Sec g., Prof. Physiology.
Opens July 9th. closes september D, 1898.
Has proved Of signal ne % beginners ana 10
graduates preparing for eEamiDs.i)n before
state or other medical boards. For circular al
dress secretary. DR.. ". e.. CHRISTIAN, Uniyer.
' 40 lG-eod&v2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
Nnnrurnv NrcK nAILRoAp.

Several pointed newspaper articles re,
Gently on the necessity o. railroad
through he Northern Neck have a"akehea
nov interest on the subject. and the plau-
slSility OF holding mGsS-lGcetiugs for a full
and free discussion OF certain prqhminary
schemes ia being considered by prominent
cl:izens. ltls 0ssible that conference
Will be- held az some convenient point IN
one of the counties some time II June, ana
tina: suitable comIulttees Will De appoint
ed 10 bring tho meter properly before the
,rrpIe and 20 arouse sentiment favorable
70 she much-ueeded enterprise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14

f-rre y tho Kicamond Dispaira.I
4. g.. Nav l3.-Ihe most
even Co.. ths social season was
gwen By General and Ars.
'' '.f hospitable home. on Ar
.. '..t Thursday evening IN honor
tnt Ars John q. BrOdnax in~e
Tie hostess. VINO was radiant
t.lpa ~ hight blue aud PINK;
b .- lr receiving Oy the bride and
i Miss Ellen Baouister. Of
'. Ala On every hand decora-
~. pro'uee and beautiful were met
~. among those present were DIR. ana
3. 3D. tiltuax parents Of the groom;
3f. Robert Douglas. Nr. aud
b Drd Luseiey. Mr. and Mrs. }:
nt aud Mrs. ii. J.. Fry. Mr. and
3D.. j. j. Dl.mer. Mr.. aud Mrs. Robert
4. &, Dir. AID Mrs. W. -. AcAdoo, hr.
aus smer0n Gales. Sir. and Mrs;
b. 1' af. aud Birs. Nickel. Mr. ana
: ilan. hr. and Mrs. Stone, Mrs. W.
Z ''' cad 3Is. IraSers Brodnsx, OF
A.t4. "a.
va. i.le. who Is @ striking brunette,
~. ~ ~ a. empire gown OF white bro
O., ass BanIisser. cousin OF Mrs.
N"' significantly attirod in Q gown
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
Diarv Washincton Monnment.

Correspondence % tho RiOhmoni D!sOatch.l
FpEuErICEsBuRd. VA, May ia JOINT
meeting OF the Mary Washington Monu-
mcnt ASSOCIATION and ADVISORY Board was
held THURSDAY night, aad atter lengthy
session. during which the subject or erect,
ing the proposed monument was freely anu
fully discussed, the following resolutions,
presented by State-Senator William a.
lAttle. were adopted.
Resolrcd, That tho Fredericksburg Nary WASH
ington Memorial Associaiion, IN meeting hso,h-
bloG, declare that tho monument pTopV7eu 10 %
erected b. the national association over the
grnyo OF Mary Washington, at a cost OF Sli'OOO'
h not a suitable monument sucn as was conteni-
plated by those associations.
yice,frsd That this association 10 opposed 10
IN, removal Of tho present old monument from
tho erOunds and the Substitution therefor oil tho
memorial proposed.
Resoirrd further. That this association ear
nssily ask the national association 70 recohsiuer
ia action touching the proposed destgn ana to
unlto with this association IN deVsihg ana
carrying ont q plan 20 reach aud appeal 10 mo
patriotic people Of America aud collect SUN
sufficient q erect al imposing historicai stiuc-
ture thai snail stand forever no national honor
synbolizing 4 nations love, "a nations 6fau-
tude, and a nations history
The ladies have also prepared an address
10 the pubic explaining their relations to
the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, which are ,entirely
friendly.
THE TWO ASSOCIATIONS FRIENDLY.
FRKDEEIcKsBuRo, Va, May IL, 1898.
To he Editor OF he DisDcich:
The LADIES' of the Fredericksburg Mary
WASHINGTON Monument Association OBJECT
seriously TO the reports current concern
ing their relations with the national ASSOC
citation and Mrs. Terhune.
Mrs. 1erhune has been too earnest ana
faithful worker in this cause to be iightly
assaiied. The proposition she made 10 cut
up and sell the old monument was distaste-
tut to our ladies, but ~ soon as this was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
pANVILLg's MEMORIAL-DAY.
a CoIorcd sian Injured by n Train-fune'
raj of John Wells Gravely.
correspondence OF tho Richmond DisDatch.l

Correspondence OF tho Richmond DisDatch.I
U,ryIIIT. Va, May 13.-The ladies Of
the Danvilie Memorial Association have
named Thursday. May 18th. as the day TO
be observed IN this c.ty "a Confederate
Memorial. Day. An address on the LIE ana
character of the late Captain NIliiam
Pipcknev Graves. an old veteran ot TWO
wars. will be delivered by Rev. 1. Is.
Thames.
4 colored man named Marcus Penn.
while walking along the railroad ties on
tic Richmond and Danyille railroad last
nlcht. wac struck by the postal-car on the
south.bound tram and knocked several
feet. his head was cut and It Is believed
several ribs were broken.
The remains OF John Wells GraVely. 4
former citizen Of Henry county, who died
in this city THURSDAY were inferred yes,
terdav IN Grecn-llill cemetery. lie was 50
yca-s of age and had been great sufferer.
Rov. f.. T.. White. pastor OF Mofett-Me
moral church. Is the only Baptist minis
Ter of the two cities in attendance on tho
BAPTIST General Association at Nashville.
Tenn. ,
lack Thompson (colored) was arrested
here today and JAILED. lie ~ charged
with as~aultiug Bette Barksd dale, y-year-
old colOred girl.
drowned III Dan river. was recovered tAiS
afternoon.
OFF on AL GRADES.
The loose leaf-tobacco market nj the
close of business to-day show the offerings
for the week 20 have been of very COM
mon and nondescript character. Prlcea
went wav down Monday and gained NJ
Tie TUESDAY, but at the close the market
on all grades is of. The cause Of the de-
cline il stringency in the money market.
Sales torthe weekreached l .o97 900 pounds.
At Chatham to-day the following district
officers were nominated by the Democrats.
Supervisor, II. c. Alien Justices, {. r..
Dabney, +. II. Jones. :. d. Walker, 7. {.
Shields. and S. W. Lee; Constables,. J. ..
Moses. $. G.. Abbott. and }. G. TAYLOR
Oversoer of the Poor. Samuel 1. Abbott.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
CAPT. T. A. sLAcKFoaD's ELECTION.
Commandsne OF the neynon Military
Company.
Special telegram 10 the Dlspatch.l

ISpeclal Telegram 70 tuc bhphtcn.i
SrAUNroS. Va, May l3.-CHptain Thomas
Atkinson Blackford was notified to-day Of
his election to tho post OF commandant
and instructor IN mathematics at the cele-
bratsd Kenyon Military Academy, Of tam
b,a. o. Captain Blackford. who is a son
of SUPERINTENDENT Benjamin Blacktord,
OF the Western Lunatc Asylum. Is gradu-
ate from the Virginia Military Institute
session ls9ll9D, and tor two years past has
been commandaut of the Augusta Male
Academy. lie IS = man of scholarly at
tainments and sOldieriy bearing.
Mr.. Everett Wadtey, Of klcbmond was
in the CITY TODAY. ant with Mr.. j. fl. Gov
ner. of Basic CITY. became the purchaser
at the commissioners sale OF the largo
building and machinery OF tho Paper
Iabrlaue Comp0ny, al Basic City. This
plant. when cost a few years ago over
S3O.C00. Will DO stripped of rs machinery,
which will DO taken to Richmond TO tho
Waddcy works, while Mr.. Coyner Will
operate a sash and blind-factory IN the
old building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
TIE EDITORS WIN.

The Jury IN the case Of s w. Crowder, a
former Basic City real estate man. against
Messrs. Lindsay and Haas. recently editors
of tho Basic City Adrarce. after being out
but q few minutes tonight, brought IN a
verdict for the editors. Tic case has been
pending IN the Circuit Court here for three
days past and was hiled with sensational
points. Certa.u sensational articles ap-
pearlng IN tho 4aroece IN 1871 was the
Editor Lindsay, who comes out with fly
ing colors. Is now editing the Charlottes-
vile Progress, and was represented by
Seua'or James J.. Gordon. of Albemarle.
Richard ). Ker. and +. W. Weaver, the
plaintiff being represented by Captain
James Rumgardner and Messrs. Patrick
and Gordon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
QUARANTINE.

We think IL will be four weeks before
they can tell the true condition OF affairs,
but all parties known TO have been ex-
posed to tho disease have been quaran-
tinod. He mentions that Air. ID. X. Love,
legislature, had talked TO one of the
guards and had been requested to remain
at home until all danger was over. He also
stated the authorities were now dong all
they could 10 suppress the disease, having
five guards within fifty yards of the hos
pItal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
PERSONAL

RICHMOND. VA. May 4. 1893
W. E. tn T. =: U N. D + ElS ST. a-. ID
close our respective places o. business ~
O'CLOCK Il. II. from MAY II % OCTOBER ],
1923. Saturdays excepted. Jonn x. Cooke N
Co., Cox q Harrison n. T.. Christian 6 Co,
Priddy Brothers, Mccarthy s. Haynes, r. b.
Robertson. George \. Grim, Joseph l. Levy.
samuel l.. Ulman, ", i. Anderson & Co, &. l.
TOdI, B. T.. Ashton, J. f. Anderson & Co., A.
Roihschild, ". II. Tatum. Hermann schmidt by
e.. WyppormRn. attorney Broad and Main.
street stores, Charles Dlucker. Ihaw Fisher,
Nashion g Rose, g. 3. Marshall . Co, George
A. Hgndley. Charles +. Miller my AL.
RICHMOND, Va, May o, 1893.
WE HAVEThI DAY APPOINTED
w X. Z. GhRNETr OUR AGENT 10 conduc;
a general merchaniise business a, Varlna Gro'e'
Va, 20 buy and sell for cash only.
my l0-2w GAIks Bho"s'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
orr on AL GRADES.
SENT TO THE PENIrENTlAsY.
Sentence for Cutting IA Negroes Throat
sam Jones to Dedicate n Church.

fCorrespondonc OF the Richmond Dispatch.)
NorroIK. May l3.-Chnnning Jones lcol-
oredl wa, sent to the penltentiary oy tho
Norfolk County Court to-day for cutting
the throat OF Gus Hutchinson about year
AGO. Several other county candidates Tor
tho peuitentiary are waiting 10 be dlSposed
Of.
The distinguished evangelist. Rev. Sam
Jones. arrived here this afternoon and IS
the guest OF Captain j. Y. White on
Swimming Point. Tomorrow morning ne
Will dedicate Park-Nicw Methodist Fps
copal church. in Portsmouth. and preach
IN this city at night for Dr. starr. IL re-
mains here several DAYS and lectures at
the Academy Of Music twice next Week.
The body of the colored true kman. Dem
ME Tucker, has been recovered and DR.. +.
V. Newton, the Coroner, held an inquest.
All the councils Of this sectlou are
making arrangements for the proper OBJ
servanco OF Roya.-AIcanum Day next
month.
AT PUGET sovND.
Ciyil-Enqineer \. :. O.. White. recsntly
Of the nayy-yard here. is now Puget
Sound Naval station hui ding "a dry-1ock
and has several Portsmouth men with
lie anniversary celebration Of the
Chambers Fro Company was held IN
Grand style-the Old Point Band and
street parade IN the afternoon, torcniiGht
procession last night, and the anniversary
supper ut the military fair over one
hundred men were IN line
Nr. Wash Reed was elected book-keepeT
in Tie Peoples BANK, in Portsmouth, yes
Rev. T.. II. Bowden, Of Richmond Col,
lcce. will preach at Spurge Memorial
College tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
=aNOa JARWs'S APPOINTMENTS.
. ..fuer ,iauager * Ashland, Wa
u.-e Fear Killed -Old Necress.

.-.....l .ea-e 90 che E.chmoaI Dispa'ch.l
.trrr. n. c.. May S.--IN-Goyer-
'...ty.-. & tL4s town. who is 10
Gle t.ilI. address a. the C. .ose 90
- Collegiate Institute. O. noted IN
r..tr-rc. has number or
-1t-.lts ll various portions
-.'.. He's O. q hyCr addresses at
Academy on sac -2I instant
-..-. Normal Socool for Women at
.. 90 tie q. 40 Wilson ou the
...i fremont AIltn-y Institute on
.. SAFE contains 200 greater
.Ilc4lol than tals distinguished
So Iavuer. Of this town. hes
4ul-.g of tho Kelley lust-
.rI -.
..'H .mlerth. rastor Of tho Bap-
I... lrff ths morning for
...a O., assist Eav. "a. 1. NInn
..! L.. tfl- which begins there
souIe1t i- Just IN receipt Of
-c..s ~ the killing ot o huge
... j. III. Mills ana CALVIN
i...s jack, iu THIS county.
rh.t 3 pounds G4d YVES
cg. WITH claws measuring
AfrY OLD WQGAS.
30. an iulaait9nt who is
illlroi year, OLD. bU- Just
.r.l tult age h.s % Boz approx
ac.l.rcd woman known Dy
Amt Eoylr. who ln nlden
..t p. tie Iclrce family, and
c--e ot m tier old age by de-
t.at ac.ly. Mr. B. g.. Pearcs
tt.- clI woman was tAo nurse
and "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
AFFAIRS IN TIE NORTHERN NECK.
building tho Clerk. Once vauit-AEicn-

uond Boy In Arizoua-Labor Scarce.
Correspondence o. tie Richmond Dlspatch.l
K1VG GEORGE COUNTY, Va, Nav 13.-3llss
jeanette T.. Jeter. we'll known public
school teacher ~ this county, is seriously
iii witn hemoTrhaGes. at her home, near
Osso p0st-oiice.
Steamer Mattano. for many years one
of the most popular passenger ana freight
boats on the Potomac, after beng eiabO-
rstciy repaired and artlstlcally painted, mas
res umod is regular schedule from Wash
lncton. i. c.. to the lower Potomac.
touching sevcra, times a week q: all the
wav-landiug5 u tins county.
Material FOR the huge metallic fire-proot
vault 20 be placed ~ the clerks Office here
bv Mr. b. I. Smith. Of Richmond. Va, IS
being hauled 20 the Courthouse. and the
work OF erecting II bv experts Will begin
next week. Nr. Smith and a crew Of
skilled labor will probably arrive here from
Richmond vcry soon alter the 18TH proxl-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
nRKVEY SPRINGS AND BATHs
COTTAGE HOTEL, BON AIR, VA.

This delightful nearby resort AMI ssni'arium
for cnildren Will he open f0r "e reception of visit
ors MAJ lsL Ter terms. z %. apply 10 \. 4.
NOEL, 10 Levy ~ Daylss, Broad street
ap 2-Su5t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
yKTUJJSTON SEMINARY PRE-

NJ 1JLiolON oIshi.NNhA h's
w PAREs boys for aay college or sceniins
school. New Laboratories win electricai pabt.
An buildincs heated by steam. Flil term opens
September g, 1898. Address Rev. WILLIAM
GALLAGHER. Principal, Easthampton, Ma:
ny s-suAW.os
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
LUNENBURG'S PEST.
THREE NEW CASES OF SMALLPOX
IN The LAST FEW DAYS.
Thsse Make n Total of Tuenty-eight
Cases in the Affected District.
Five Deaths

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
GaESs BAY. Va, May 13.-R. j. Shell
burne. prominent farmer. was in the vii
lage to-day. He lives three miles south
west OF Lunenburg Courthouse and about
three miles from the smallpox hospital.
Your correspondent sought an interview
with HIM concerning the exact condition
Of affairs IA the smallpox district. Mir.
Shelburno stated that three new cases had
broken out in tho last few days. which
makes a total Of twenty-eisht cases, and
there had been five deaths from the dis
ease.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
GRrAr opPORrUNITIrs.

Yeur railroads radate from the CITY ike
the spokes OF wheel-tO every point Of
the Compass; the facilities for gong to
and coming from any polpt within nun
dred miles OF this city are admirable; the
Ohio river tina: flows at yourfeet furnishes
a long line OF cheap water transportation;
YOU have the capital; your citizens are
rich. With integrity and energy you can
make tins the greatest emporium OF TRADE
on the continent. Remember, how
over, that success in trade - not
the most coveted boon that can
come TO community. The great
eat commercial city ever known was
the old city of Tyre. the pride OF tho
PhUnicians. and vet her glory Is forgot
ten and human life Is no better for her
prosperity. while many q smaller CITY with
less commercial success has left foot
prints upon lIfe's pathway which VIII
never be eiIaced. Therefore. do not de-
pend upon trade alone, but build up your
museums. Your libraries. your schools
Do not let the role OF Clnclnnatrs bene-
factors die. Each of Won IN your place
and 70 the extent Of your means and time
should do your share and add your name
10 the list Of lmmOrtals.
FIBEwoBEs.
Ex-Governor Foraker followed with o
conGratulatory address. after which the
ceremonies ended.
At : o'clock tonight the new building
was thrown open 10 the pubic. At the
same time a grand display OF fireworks
began in the nelghbOrhOOd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
INDIFFERENT.

Carefu.ly-obscrvant farmers report that
the present oat crop IN several counties of
the Northern Neck - tho most indifferent
and unprouieiuG crown III the same sec
ton for twelve Year, or more and that the
wheat crop Viii not be an AVERAGE one.
Owing 10 continual cool and dry weather
clover IS az least twenty DAYS later than
usual and the weld viii fall below an ave
rage. Complaining ls well advanced and
a very large area j. IN cultivation. render
vegetables and late fruit were seriously
damaged 10y heavy frost several nights
ago.
A scarcity Of labor throughout this sec
ton OF Virginia is now the most serious
drawback 10 agricultural pursuits. About
three ff:hs of the competent and reilaoie
farrn-laborers have left here to seek higher
wages on the railroads and u the umber-
utlls IA northern States, leaving tue
farmers with insufficient labor to Guilt
vate the large areas ploughed and planted
early IN the season when labor was abun-
a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14

JUNE 7, 1893. but We arc prepared o. entertsin
any visitors VINO may desire - come earlier.
Mr.. EVGENEG PEllON, late Of the Natural
Bridge Hotel. ami former manager ~ these
springs. viii be tho gontfll manager this sea-
son, aud viii cordially welcome bis oil friends
and the public.
Tor terms, circulars. g.. ailress
PElION. KINNEY & co,
Rockoridse Alan Springs, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
nv o.Tn-ThNSnotn
CORES IsLANp. yIRGINIA,s

HOBB'S ISLAND, NlRGlNlAS
" SEASIDE RESORT IN tho Atlantic Ocean;
IncreaJe OF hOtol accommodations: new build
ings ana other iDproy ements: the nncB. beach
aud surf bathing m fhs world; snipo-shootine,
nshing. aud uOat-sGiling uueurpas-ei can 10
reached daily hy Nce Grk, fniladel phia aud
Norfolk railroad from North OF south. Passes
gers going 20 CObbs island must get on as
CObb's station. Irains-Ne VIII meet the 1927
A. VI. nOrth-bound train and tho J.iS r. NJ.
south-bo ;ralu AZ Cobh- Sfcton passengers
transferred 20 TIE island ~ Steamer Iernsi
$3.50 per day. sl3 Der week. si0 per moutn;
hotel physician. sc. FOR further Information
address T. l.. COBB A }. i. >FADl,
alp 30-eod3m PtOpuetOrs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
AproINTrD DrPUTY cLFRT.

4 private letter from South McAlester.
/. T.. brings the nows that Mr. Fielding
ewis, native OF TINS county, has Decn
appointed Deputy Clerk of the Federal
courts Of that place. Mr.. Lewis y one OF
the ncares. living relatives 20 Washington,
aud though but little passed In, Lorhood
has held some high and responsible posi-
lions under the government. and now bids
far 90 make an unusually brilliant lawyer.
Ue left Richmond city last fa,i 20 seek cls
fortune Iu the uudsyelopel West, and u Is
said by proumout officials @. Indian Ter.
utory that he Is already making rapid
strides towards fame and fortune.