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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
YORK-RIYER LINE, VIA WEST PoiNE
TIE FAvORITR ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND

Liza Il MY 1ilOND
TRAIN No. lO, $40 Z n.
LOCAL EXPRESS. daily except SunaaY,
Stops 90 oil stations At LestOr Manor con
meets with stage for Walherton. with Baltimore
steamer at West Point.
TRAIN no. 10. 4:f5 p. II.
BALTIMORE LIMITED, dally except Sgnday
for west Point, connecting with Iork-klyos
steamers for Baltimore A. Baltimore steamers
connect with Baltimore and ONO railroad lsg
Washington, Philadelphia. aud New ofk
Steamers leave baltimore at Y. III. daily OK
ceTt Sanddy.
Trans arrive at Richmond 0:05 A. IL aai
i0:40 A. VI.
TRAIN no. ~. 0.lJ A. N.
LOCAL MIXED, daily except sunday leaves
Twenty.third street. for West Poin. and lniermo-
date points.
ricket-oilice az station foot OF Virginia ssrsss
Open A. 81. 10 T.. NJ. aud from A.. NJ -
l1.au A NJ
City tIckst-ofnce-ool cas-, Main street
SOL HAAS, W. A. TURK,
franc Manager. General Passenger Agsas
w. IA. 0REgii, General Manager.
j. :. Il. Tnoafsos, Superintendent
Richmond, Va mysS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
MARYLAND PIRATES CONVICTED.
Exceptions FILED and an Appeal 20 Bs
Taken by Maryland Counsel.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
TAsLEY, Va, April 26.-Tho trial Of tho Mary
landers for taking oysters in vtrginia waters
camo ap IN Accomac County Court today
These cases have excited much interest. as IL
Was known that in tho trial OF them an effort
would De made ty toe State OF Maryland TO test
the validity OF the law which forbids non-resl-
dents from taking oysters Ia Virginia waters.
Attorney GENERAL Scott, OF virginia, wac present
20 assist Commonweal 1.-The Attorney Fletcher and
Attorney General Poe, OF Maryland. Generai
Bradley Z. johnson, Of Baltimore, and Hon.
Thomas =. iodson, Of Crisfield, appeared ior
the defence.
PLEA AND DEMURRER.
When the cases we're called Attorney-Genernl
Poe entered a special plea to tho Jurisdiction Of
the court, vhereupon counsel ter virginia uled
a demurrer. which Judge Gaileit sustained
The defen jant then pleaded mot guilty arf
the CourS proceeded 20 tho trial OF the cases
Robert ~ Wharton (whuel aud Severn Nelson
(coloredj, botn OF Ctirnold. Nd. wore convctcd
Of taking oysters IN Pocomoko Sound and nned
$500 each ana committed to Jail IN default OF
payment OF flno aud costs. Bills OF exceptions
were filcd by counsel for tho defence prepara-
tory 20 taking 40 appeal 20 higher court. ~ II
thought that an effort wlll % made 10 have the
cases taken before the United states Circuit
Court on a writ OF haboas corpus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
WILL DO HeR OWN INSURANCE.
Oid-Fcllows' Anniversary Celebration
Coming Municipal Contest.
rN...-...l ,l.rrn ~ q 10 Atann.rn


ROANOKE, VA, April 2j.-The Underwriters
Agency made Application to-day for a charter.
The capital stock ~ limited 20 100000 w. II.
Iinsl0v ana Asa Rogers. Of Roanoke, are named
as C lrporgtors. The Intention Of the promoters
l. 90 cIcct tue organization OF Il local nro-ln-
surgnce company.
TIE eebration Of tho OiG-Feilovs' anniyersa-
~ hcre tO-nirut proved a success. The address
OF welcome was delivered 10y Is. Hamilton Graves.
Speeches were made by prominent Od.-k elbows.
Fatal ACCIDENT.
j. Harper, an employer Of the mines at Blue
RIDGE, was run over ut that place late last night
and uad botn lecs crushed. Ampuatlon was
necessary. but the shock was such that death
ended his suffering tails morning
On May 10Th tho MUNICIPAL election here
taxes place, at which time ten colncIlmen are u
be elected. Ii has been decided by the organ
lzei Democrats O hold q primary. Tho Board
OF lTaie dwagrOed TO this course, believing tha'
tue election o cOuucllmcn should DO left out OF
politics. they have therefore issued a circular
calling tor n meeting Of the CITIZENS on Friday
nlgat 70 take such action as they deem best.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27

IIUTfTt U0nUNn'u u "" ~ I'I044' TT
HANrroN. VA. April 2G.-Ihere was
largo as-omblacc In ~. Johns church al
p. NJ. on yesterday TO witness the mar
rage of Miss Mamie, daughter OF Mr;
Faycth Sinclair. 10 douglas .. smith loe o.
Warwick county. The church was very
rrottilv decorated tor the OCCASION
a9d Row Mr. Gravatt, rector OF
tn church, ofic.ated, using for
the first time the new marriage ocere-
monv u ms Church. Mos,rs h. ". Saun-
ders. Irwin Phillips. l.. :. Jones. ana Is.
Robinson were the ushers and MI. Lon.
Saunders. of Newport News, was best man.
Nj and Mrs. Smith LEFT immediately aiter
tho ceremony Oh northern tour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27

AUCTION sALEs--This Day.
ByJ. Thompson Brown g Co.
11i3 east Main street
AUCTION SALE OF TIE COM
PLETE
PLANT IND OUTFIT
THE WELSH FURNITURE co.,
CONSISTING OF A
LARGE FOUR-STORY BRICK FACTORY
AND OrHER BUILDINGS oNA
LOT 06xls5
Attic FOOT OF LIBBY-HILL PARK.
including all tho WOODWORKING MA
CHiNRRY, TOOLS, ENGINE. BOILERS, FIN
IsHED hNDiUNFINIsIED MATERIAL on tho
''''- No. 1898 EAST MAIN STREET,
THURSDAY. APRIL -, 1898.
sale Of machinery and porsonal property
4OCLOCK p. "A.
Sale Of LOT and improvements thereon
O'CLOCK.
THE MACHINERY
consists Of all kinds adapted 70 tho manntac-
ture OF furniture, such a. PLAN RS, SANDERS,
JOINTERS. BAND, SCROLL. RIP. AND
sWING-SAWs, SHAFrlNG, BELTS, BLOWERS,
sc.
TIRsT-cLAss eo-HoRsE POWER ENGINE
AND BOILER.
THE FURNITURE
consists Of various styles " BEDS and FOLD
ING LOUNGES, CHAIRS, TABLES, SAFES,
large quRntity OF FURNI TURE FRAMES sud
party-comrlcted stock UPHOLsTERlNG
GOODS. lO.foct-stack Of FfRST-CLASs POPLAR
LUMBER, DESK. IRON SAFE. and MlSCELLA-
NEOUS ARTICLES 0Onumerous 20 specify.
THE IMPROVEMENTS
consist Of a SUBSTANTIAL FOCR-sTORY
BRICK BUILDING AMI other houses such as
storage, dry-tiln, engine-rOom, &c. with gas,
steam heat. elevators, &c.
Railroad and water transportation 10 rear md
the e.ectrlc stree. une ia 'front.'
Tho location ~ this property being such That
II cannot bs Ohstrl"teJ by othor buildings and
with fnrlliio. tor handling heavy frrights Dctn
b. ran and water, convenience Of rapli
Il n meet abrasive and valuable site
or PLANT Tor any manufacturing purpose.
Tho machinery Is In good running order
and tht building conveniently and systematic
ally arranged tor tho mandatory oi furniture.
e.. This sale offers rare opportunity 70 any
uDe wishing to engage al once IN any manu.ac-
turing enterprise with complete plant IN work
ing order.
The above PROPERTY will be sold In the fol-
loving order and on the conditions and terms
herein stnteG-to Wit:
I. Tho ENTIRE MACHINERY Will be offered
as a whole, exc 'pt the engine and boiicr.
=. Tho ENTIRE STOCK, bCtn finished anu
unfinished. VIII be offered rs a whole.
2. Ih~ ESGlS and BOILER Will be offered
together.
- The UNUSED LUMBER.
,. Tho REAL Estate ana IMPROVEMENTS.
s. The IN flhE OUTFIT, both personal aud
real, VIII then he offered az the aggregate bids
and II 10 advance is received upon the aggre-
gate bids then the property will DO knocked ont
10 tho HIGHEST BIDDER on tho separate
offerings.
TEgHs: As % the real estate. one fourth
cash; balance one. two, ana three years, per
e snt. interest, secured boy deed of trust. On the
personal property, cash under $40: over mat
amount nnety-day notc, with Interest, salts
factorily endorsed.
Sale Of personal property conducted By G. W.
Mayo j. THOMPSON BROWN CO.,
an 20 Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
CRACE-STREET
R E 5 | D E n CE
FOR sALEAT PUBLIC AUCTION
ON
GRACE STREET
FOR SALE PUBLIC AUCTION
Thursdays Apr1I 27th,
AT p. NJ.

On tho above date, and at the hour named, |
shall offer tor sale at public auction, that Two
STORY, SENI-DETACHED BRICK DWELLING
on the south side OF west Grace street between
Laurel and Shater streetsl, and designated on
said west Grace street by No. S15. The lot on
which said dwelling stands mas a 'front.' Of "a feet
and depth Of 1913 foet 20 an alley 20 feet wide.
The house contains about ten rooms, all in
elegant order, and IS equipped with almost every
conceivable convenience OF the present time,
such as electric lights, bells, iayatory, &C.. &c,
ami is Just such a residence as is in daily de-
maud.
.1spection permitted only on tho day OF sale
between the hours Of 4 and p NJ.
TERMS will DO announced ~ sale.
DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTCNlTY-THE
PROPERTY WILL BE SOLD.
+. II. PLUEMACHER,
ape, ., 1G, 2G&27-5t Auctoneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
4 Fatal Five-Cent Dice Game.
to sha nfaranfrH Z

GRAHAM, VA, April 20.--A shooting MAR took
place i've miles east Of Pocahontas yesterday
afternoon. IN which a negro lost his lite. A
party OF tOughs we're playing dice At cents
a game. An alteration ioos place, which was
speedily settled by fellow named Galaxy, who
srpt 4 bullet into the Negroes head.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27

Tho church was very Handsomely deco,
rated with potted plants aud beauutul
wroatbes, and the lights were turned down
to soft glow that made the scene very
enchanting. Miss Watts Is the daughter
OF Colonel j. W. Watts. one of the most
prominent and substantial citizens OF TINS
city. She Is one of the most accomplished
and charming society bellies aud is o great
favorite both here and IN Richmond; I'm;
mediately after the marriage the bridal
party took the northern bound train for
bridal tour
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27

This afternoon at $50 o'clock at Mt.
Fnon church. II Chesterfield county, Rev.
Thomas Bagby officiating, Mr. +. Nj. Barks-
dale. one of our most popular aud respect
81 yonuc merchants. was married TO Miss
Salhe James, the charming daughter of
BIZ. John James. OF Chesterfield. 4 large
COMPANY filed the church. and floral orna-
menis added grace and beauty to the occa-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
THE RICHMOND BAZAAR. m
= l43G EAST FRATELn. STREET ~ -
At our regular sale

NJ OII Tte uni sdI"
TO-DAY
az 1890 4. M., wo will sell several COOL HORS IS
ana MULES, consisting IA part OK a let lott over
from our last sale, which must be sold to the
highesg bidder. and several good ones consigned
from the country. You can ma anything In this
lot IRON good driver and saddior to a reliable
worker.
We will also sell several NEW GROCERS De
LIVERY WAGONS, one LADIES PhAEToN Of
best make and good as now, several SECOND
HAND VEHICLES CT every description, and 4
few sets OF SINGLE HARNESS.
800 pales hay IN good order.
J. ID. STARLIGHT. Proprietor.
W. d. FRAZIER, Salesman. ap27
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
AGOoDL.pY GONE.

A telegram received here today brings the
sad news OF tho dcath1ast night IN Cincinnati 0
Miss Helen REID. step-daughter OF General John
Fchols. Mss Reid. WHO has boon ~ for many
years. was tcsi tent OF thts city wIera, she u
Il legion OF friends won by her unassumiuG
practical charity and nmiabie graces Recently
sho has been living in Norfolk, whore she h. !
tust built hnadsome siden:e. Mss Reid leave:
10 mourn her loss ner mother, Mrs John EchOls
a sister. Mrs. William Hummer Bryan, Of Cincn
nan, al whose home she died, Rnl two brothers,
HI. Ihorburn kea, 0. New York, and Mr.. FER
gas Eoil. "a prominent banker AM broker O
Nrri *. The burial will DO at Norfolk on
tTl-...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
Politics 10 King william County.

,oo''vsDVnIehc" Of the Kichmsc > D'spatch.l
q, WIS., fVisr, Va. April 26.-rhe Democrats OF
VIZ e1enl! were thrown into q state Of confusion
S"sse.oey 10y the announcement that Mr.. y.
.srfstts who was nominated for County clerk
~ W. convention on saturday last. refused 20
Scoeps No ION iaatson. HIS reason fox refusing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27

TRAINS IE
500 \. NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27

PE7Ea-ErrG. ". April 2o.--This morn
~ M g O'clock at the residence OF the
bude's parents. on jefferson street, Mr..
Porter wren. q popular citizen and manu-
tacturer of Lyuchburg. was married TO
Ms, Gertrude Neim5. daughter Of Mr..
William Nclms. fine ceremony was per.
formed bv Rev. John Ndout, rector OF
Grace church, IN the presence of the I'M
mediate friends Of the family. The par
lors were beautifully decorated wan
flowers and the occasion was dclghtiul
and charming one IN all respects and IN
al Of IL arrangements. The bride IS u
very pretty and popular young lady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
Besr-Fauber. nTote-Wright.
Gaines-Anen.


DASvILLE, Va. April 26. W. T.. Games,
a tobacco worker, aud Miss Johanna G..
Allen. both of tins city. took the Atlantic
and Danyille train this morning for Mil
ton. n. c., where they were duly made
man and wife. They reached this city
this evening ON the incoming tram and
friends
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27

By F. II. pluemacher,
Real Estate Agent. Auctioneor aud Loan
Broker,
Ne. north Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
George ". Mayo. Auctionoer.
- aud "a north Ninth street.

HORSE, HARNESS, PHAETON,
IL AND WAGON Al kUCTION.-By dtrec-
ton Of the owner. who has no further use Tor
them. Will sell 10 front OF my auctiOn-house at
1880 A. NJ.
TODAY lTHURsDAY), APRIL -, 1898,
l 4-IEAR-OLD MARE, gentle and good
CriyIng horse.
I Top PHAEtON. In good order.
1 sat SINGLE HARNESS.
lOAK WAGON. GEORGE W. MAYO,
aD31 Auctioncer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27

Mr. Thomas Tucker, The ilrst-baseman OF inc
Rostou Baseball Club. lust before going into
the game with the Petersburg team yesterday
afternoon was prcseuted with box OF shad 10y
ms frienis. During his Visit nero u was us
,ovcrod mat he WA very fond OF hsh. The cerc-
mony was the occasion % much amusement.
The Boston team lett for New YORK this morn
ing and NJ Willie QUaTies. the welkno"n
pitcher. loft This afterhOonto I'LL lis engagement
with tue savannah CiuO at 800 per month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27

iy request OF iitELlAn hpotuh'ihf i7fiss WIN
has located in New York CITY, We Will sell AZ auc-
tion on the promises ,as sboyel,
FRIDAY, APRIL 18th,
az 10 A. NJ, the ENTIRE FURNISHINGS Of
MS residence. consisting 81 HANDSONE SUIT
OF LEATHER-COVERRD FURNITURE,
pieces; ELEGANT WALNUT BUFFET a0i
CHINA PRESS, WALNUT DINING ROOM FUR
NItURE. two extra line Pir.or suits .piIeh ani
silk brocatcne), made expressly 20 orier; largo
Wall Mirrors, Grand nail-Stand, Wa.uu, and
OAK Chamber Suits. Velvet, Moq Iette. and Bru--
sells Carpets, HAIR Mattresses. WOFen- Wire Sod
Springs. handsome Dinner ami lol-e"t-, Silver
ware, large assortment % China aud ut-t'Ia7-,
Bric-a-Brac. elegant RrOnzc and harbi" Clocks,
Bronze Statuary, largo variety ~ Rugs, Oil-
Paintings, Steel Engraylags Minto0->hatct,
Curtains, Kitchen ana Cooking Utensils. AMI
other articles too numerous 70 mention. such a5
can bo found IN n home % Refinement aud ~
weil-to-dO people. Much ~ tho furniture and
carpets were recently purchased ana made %
order, have been littlo used. and arc almost az
good a. new.
TERMS: Under $50 cash over that amount 4
sixty-day no:c WIKI interest, satisfactorily on
dOrscd
j. THOMPSON BROWN u Co, Agents
GEORGE ". MAYO, AuctOneer. ap23
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
-o uyRTIID AT ONCE.

II ia unlerstoOd that the owners OF the big
lumber plant III Surry county, recently destroy
cd bv ure will rebuild at once, but AT what point
has not been decided upon. meeting Of the
owners was 10 nave been hcld AT Doudron today
20 discuss matters. The people OF Wakefield
have decided 70 offer site for the new plant,
and have contributed very literally for that pur-
pOse. Tho insurance upon the burned property
was mostly in Baltimore and Now York al
high Uranium.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
A GROCERY TRUST N sTAUNroN.
Three Leading Firms Pool Their Bust
ness-Death Of Miss Helen Reid.
special telegram to tho Dispatch.l

STANTON. VA, April 2d.-Quite an important
deal in trade circles was effected here to-day, by
which three OF the largest grocery-h0uscs in tho
citv-Fakie Hanger & Co.. WheHt * Sumner
son. and splitter, Powell X Co.-poo' tholr bI-l-
ness and iuaucurate a JOINT stock enterprise, by
which theY VIII MAINTAIN anl % rate two large
stores-a who 6snle and retail branch. A charter
has been prepared when Is 70 be presenter To-
morrow 10 Judge Grattan, Of the Hastings
Court. The charter provides for q capital stock
of $4,000 ani names the following on ,eCs, all
Of whom arc prominent IN the grocery trade;
h. Frank Eaki9 president and general manager
Charles G.. Wheat. vire-pIosident; Henry +.
Summerson, secretary and treasurer; j. A.
Sptler, purchasing agent. These together with
james +. Powell, constitute the directory. Ile
pew enterprise will be known ~ the Stanton
Grocery Conf any, with the home ONCE here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
,sOUEEN CHOP "-OOLoNG TEA.

DAVENPORT & NORRIS, IMPORTERS,
offer TO the trade small Invoice OF the abOvo
RARE aud CELEBRATED TEA In haif-chssts.
II Is IN OOlong Tea, with dohciously fragrant
and distinctive GREEN M0fUNE ten-navor,
and Is "gardep-grown." IL 10 recon men0ed 70
all lovers Of tea who can appreciate PURITY In
quality aud exquisite favor aud aroma.
apg-su.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
Davenport-Baugh.


DASvnLE. Va, April 26.-Mlss Bette +.
Baugh. daughter OF the late John Baugh.
aud Mr. J. Il. Davenport. an employee OF
the Richmond and Danyille Railroad Com
pany. were married 10 North Danyille To-:
many ACCOMPLISHMENTS. A bridal supper
was set at tho home of the bride's mother,
the guests being relatives Of the family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
rIrcI1nN nF OFTIcLRs.

Mother-Hope Lodge Of Good 1emplars' 700
champion lodge in the state. at iis regular
meeting held last night elected the following
onicers for the ensuing torn: CHEF Iemplar,
j. Il. Perkins; Vice Tcmpiar. Miss LIZZIE Neims :
Past Chief Tomplar, q. ". Vaughan; CHAPMAN,
SECRETARY Rev. j. X. Tilery; Financial Score
iary. Mise Ene Alley: treasurer Mrs FANNIE
Hamilton: Marshal. c. NJ. Chester; Deputy
MershaI. Mas Ada Bryant: Guard. X u. Don
nan. sentinel ;. 7. McCanclish; Supcrniend-
eut Of Iuvenile Temple, Mrs. {. Al. Chester;
Lodge Deputy. \. l.. BisnoD:
This Is the largest Good-Tenplar lodge III the
state, Is one of the most active IN inc tr,h-
ocratce cause. and last night over eighty MEN,
bers were present.
Mr.. David Calender, o. this city, LETT for
Brooklyn. y. y. yesterday upon t"legraphic
Of the sudden death OF MS bro
ther. lie was in Norfolk at the time the tele-
gram was received.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
n = 4 :: w IoN4.,.-.iA

~ 81 E3 sssif.i.- est''.'-
c--a-R---l--A--''
LEAVE hlChi'N' .i
g.OOA. IA. DAILY.
TiH I.l
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
By Dencon, Upper & Co.,
Real Estate Agonts and Auctonoer5,
50 Main street.
Nos. 800 and Oil Cumberland St..
Between Cherry and Linden streets,
Within One Square Of Cary street and
the New West End Market.
WILL SELL ar Ny AUCTION

BY George ". Mayo, Auctlonesr,
nos. 92 and u north Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
vvw.nD FOR TRAIN. wREcKKRs.

Tho sp,boritie, OF the AtIanti, Coast-Line roa1
have offered a reward Of $500 for tho arrest ana
conviction Of the party or parties who recently
attempted to wreck trans on the klchmouu anu
Petersburg road near this city. Ihus lar' thouEn
tntirnation has been received as 20 the i1entiu-
cation Of the parties who placed the oDs'rG'-
TONS on the track.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
Especial telegram to the Dlspa,ch.l

NORFOLK, Va, April 26.-Mr. Patrick J. Riley,
q prominent Businessman o. Portsmouth, AID
hiss Mary 6. hoban, Of that city, were united In
marriage a. ~. Pauis church last night and im-
'aediaiely lett for the North.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
psreRseuRe's ENTERPRISES.
Committee 90 See Major Ginter-Re"nr'
orered-Lumber Plant to BE Rebuilt
TWO ALLEGEp cENrFNAHIANs.

Among the deaths certified by the hea'h
Onlcer Of this city this month were those OF Two
cniored women whose ages were gwen respec'
lively al 100 aud lO4 years Tho name OF ,no
%snrv Rowm1n' whose papers show that she
was born IN Amelia county In the year I.ou.
Both PARTIES, II IL stated. gave evidence Deioro
deAth OF great age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
Nelub of-LtbChtith'
fSpaeiel tatayra IN 20 tho Dfapat

NORFOLK. VA. Aprl 26.--Mr. A. b. seldner,
popular member Of The bar OF this city, was
married 10 Philadelphia this evening 10 Mass
Nora Laucheinl, Of that city.
NIL. ~,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27

BY request Of Herman Rosenberg. Esq. who
has located IN New York CITY, Nc VIII sell 40 auc-
ton on the promises ,as sboyel,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-04-18
Hawaii as a Pacific outpost.

Opposite the very portals of
this commerce, and in its track. lie
these islands. keeping, as it were.
watch and ward over this entire
coast. Plant an active enemy
upon them, and even if he were
the most insignificant Of the mari
time powers, he would probably
annihilate this commerce. 4 power
with q feet consisting only of the
Florida and Alabama would. in
trenched in these maritime for
tresses, harass all profit out of it.
In the hands of England or France
the effect would be to enable either
Of these powers to shut US out of
the great highway of the Pacific,
and lock Us up, so far as commerce
is concerned. within our own noun
tain ranges"
Such was the language of the San
Francisco Chamber of Commerce,
when the reciprocity treaty with
Hawaii came under discussion
many years ago. The treaty was
struck, and from that day to this
both the commercial and the strate-
gie importance Of Hawaii have
steadily increased. It's sugar pro-
duct alone was tenfold as great in
1890 as in 1876. the year Of the
treaty; and reciproeally our Pa
eiic coast exports TO Honolulu had
many times multiplied. Vaster
still had been the growth in the
military value Of the archipelago,
with the extension of railways
across the continent and the be
ginning Of the Isthmus canals.
New York Sun.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-04-18
SAID HE LIED.
Mr.. EhrIich Runs Up AeaiusfJ
a Sna1.

S. Ehrlich was of an inquisitivs
turn of mind Friday. He called
at the Annexation Headquarters.
to discover if possible how many
names were on the roll and who
were the signers.
He questioned and questioned,
and finally told one of the clerks
that he lied.
The clerk, Bert Peterson, then
told his impolite caller to depart,
and in the meantime Ehrlich
grabbed chair, so the clerks say,
and commenced to WELD it in a
threatening manner. Then Peter
son struck the irate man twice for
his temerity.
Later in the day the Secretary
was served with a summons to ap-
pear before the District Court on
Monday morning on a charge of
assault.