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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-30
Wool Market Conditions.
RrlaRtrlsta

There was rather more doing this week,
although the tone Of the market is yet re-
ported dull fair amount Of business
was done, however, with general sales
ranging on the basis Of former quotations,
although some OF the business showed
slight cuts in price. The demand was 70 a
considerable extent for woods Of the comb
ing and delaine character, while q large
amount Of Territory and Southern woods
were cleaned up. a line of 100000 pounds
New Mexico woods was sold on the secured
basis Of 22aS0c, as 10 grade. Buyers are
not stocking ahead, bnt take what they
need from time to time. Medium feeces
are firm, with the stock of these woods
moderate Australian woods are Gull and
featureless, al business being at loss 10
the importer.
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easy at . per cent. Prime mercantile
paper SCARS per cent. Sterling exchange
steady at 4ollsa4o44.
GOyERNMENTs-Steady.
FOurS Registered. .....-..............ll
tOUrS coupons. ........... .......-.. Ill
Four-and-a-hah Registered. ......... %
Pacific Skies Of 'gj.........,........lO
STATEs-Inactive.
RNLROADs-Y cry active and strong.
SrOCks.-The week closed on the Stock
Exchange with an active and strong specu-
latiOn. All the conditions seemed 10 favor
an upward movement this morning, and
theusual dihidence which many operators
feel IN carrying stocks over Sunday
was not apparent in the dealings, a
good bank statement was looked for and
10 came, equally fayorrble as was antiCi.
pated There was heavy buying on this
expectation and renewed purchases on the
realization The special influences work
inrO on the market were nearly all on the
bull side The London advices showed
an Improvement in American securi-
ties, there was some buying for
the foreign account and
little selling as well. Manhattan was In
demand by operators who desired to obtain
q controlling interest. AtchlsOn was
bought for Boston account, and there was
q p
PHILADELPHIA. a scarcity Of l0atiug West
ern Union stock was q warning 20 short
interests 20 cover. The Washington
news TOO, was very favorable 10 an imme-
diate vote on the silver bill in the Senate
and this discouraged operations on the part
OF the bears and they left the market prac-
tiCaIlv In the hands of the bulls. The uD-
ward movement continued with one or two
slight reactions the close, the final deal
ings being in many cases AZ the highest
figures OF the day, and only In few in
stances more than small fraction below
the best. Sales 224,OOO shares. Quota
tons closed BID:
Atchiuson 225S, Adams Express 142;
American Express, III; Baltimore and
Ohio, I6%; Canada Pacific, l3}S; Central
PacinC, 81; Chesapeake and Ohio, 1871
Chicago aud Alton, lS7; Chicago, Bur
huEtOu and Quincy SI]s; Delaware and
HUDSON, l30; Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western. I70Ls; Denver and Rio
Graude preferred %; Erie, 1873; do.
preferred, 81; Fort Wayne, AS; Illinois
Central, SO. Lake Shore, I2Sl5; Michigan
Central, 1917; Missouri Pacific, 292s;
Norfolk aud Western preferred, 221S;
Northern Pacific, rs do, preferred, "a :;
Northwestern, 1868; do. preferred, lS9;
New YORK Central, l0S'< Pacific Mail
l6ls Peoria, Decatur aud Evansville, 81
Pittsburg, IA; Pullman Palace, l1Gl5;
Reading, 22Lf; Rock Island, q 4 St. Louis
and san Francisco first preferred, -; St.
Paul 6Sls; do. preferred, 10; Tennessee
Coal ana Iron, l6A Texas Pacific. So;
Union Pacifc,20 i United States Express
So; Western Union, $50; Wheeling AID
Lake Erie l6i. do. preferred, 80
Mining StOcks-CholOr3o; Grown Point,
80; Consolidated California and Virginia,
225; DeaCwOod, 20; Gould and Curry, IS;
Hale and Norcross, Is; HOmestake, 900;
Independence, -; Mexican, $50; North
Star, 90; Ontario $50; Ophir, 100; Ply
mouth, 10; Sierra Nevada, co; STANDARD,
100, Union Con-, 40; Yellow Jacket, 50;
Iron Silver, To-; Quick Silver go; do
preferred, 1000; BulTer 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-30
EnrlI,h Whent nlnrtet.

LONDON, October 2S.-English wheat is
weaker and in poor demand. The weather
is very favorable for the sowing and grow
ing crops, which are doing very well. The
improvement in \ merica is no help 10 the
trade hers, as the prospect for the repeal
Of the Sherman Silver law seems dis
counted. The market IS also Overborne
with large supplies. Declines Of So. and
Ga. are reported in the country markets.
Flour is weaker owing % large supplies.
Corn is firm and in coed demand, with ad-
vances OF Ss6d.; supplies small Barley,
QUneter at q small advance. Oats, active
for sHot forward positisns.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-30

dignity. But that was before the
scandal.
Poor Maynard never says anything
about himself without playing into the
hands Of his enemies. His plea OF igno'
rance concerning some Of the legal as
poets Of his action in the election re-
turns case has been taken hold OF by
the bar association. II he knew the
law be was a criminal, they say, and If
be did not, how can he aspire 70 judi
eial hOnOrs?
Personally Maynard has agreeable
manners and a way Of saying bright
things. When asked * he thoughtlong
terms for the judiciary should be agreed
upon by the coming constitutional con-
ventiOn, he said:
"Oh, yes. 1t takes fifteen years 10
get a case through court, and judge
should be given chance to decide IT,"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-30

WleQ Llllld q
Russell and her
people, % the
humbleSt chorus
girl, will dine to-
gether. George
Washington Lee
derer is 10 act as
host, and apart
from the viands,
which are being
ordered on an
imposing CASTRO
nomic scale,
there will be ad-
dresses by all
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-30

airy and consti-
tional law, and
I b e Supreme
Court OF Penn
sylvania, which
assem- bles In the
most gorgeous
judicial hall in
the world, with
all the justices
gOwned In silk
and furbelows,
felt c ON ple-
mented when he
expressed a d.
ton Of its proud
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-30

Isaac Fl. Maynard, who has the dis
tlnction Of being the storm centre in
New York's political campaign, consid-
ders the gown powerful means Of judi
cial impressiveEess. His decisions have
already earned him considerable dis
tlnction as an authority on testament
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-30
Wheeling Bridge &Terminal Railway Co.
Time Table No. u, 10 take eject 1901 a. In,
sunday Srntemher q tgQl

IIWe Ia0Ie No. u, % take e1eot I9:OI a. IN,
sunday September 3. 1898
Leave Wkceling-t5:4J $500. $500 +0:u
sll:4O q. m, $50. - IS t4:3l, $500 p. m.
Leave PeEinsuIa-tS:46, ts.u5 $500, +o:5l
sll:46 a. m, '2:45, 1921, TABS, g9:O5 p. m
Leave Martins Ferry-f6:52 1872 S5;la
1881 sll:52 a. N, '2:52 1921 t4:4s -: ~ p. n.
Arrive Terminal Junction. 6:5S 1871. IS ~
tlo03, sll 56a m, '2:5s '5:32. - 10 i9:ls, y u.
Leave Terminal Junction t7:22, $500 a. m,
'i2:lO 1880, $3.50 1905. 1871, 1873 g9.5ip N,
Leave Martins FerrY-tT:.S gJO1 \ m,
Gig: s. % 80 S4:oj, tilO t5:Ig tS:82 $3.50 p. ~.
Leave Peninsula--t7:3i, g9:l4. A. m. sl2:5l.
~: ie, si:ll, tf:1It5:25. 1855 $1,000 p. 10.
Arrive Wheeling-tT:4J. 81 %. e. m. el2:57,
~: 10 mn. I,:S to,Sa tS''S' ST. p @
only.
All trains will run on Eastern Tine
sel4e&d J. E. TAUSSIG, Gupt
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PETRULsUM

New YORK, October 2S.-PennsylvaHis
oil spot sales, none; November options,
sales 1000; closed at 73l4c bid; Lima oil
spot sales, none.
PIrTsBURG, PA, October 2S.-Petroleum,
opened, closed and lowest 72J4c; highest,
72l6c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-30

Butas the Brit
ish ambassador
be IS compelled
10 act In accord
ance with a Sc
ries Of iustruc-
lions laid down
at fhe time of
Z b e Sackvi.Ie-
w e stiucident.
For instance, no
Diplomatic repre-
-.-H.ar... .NIr-..A
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''No QGl

u
49, 1899, 80 is due 90 the
---s- - fact that the piece
800 of British mechau-
N'' ' ism Is entirely new
and would thus be at a disadvantage
in such test of speed. However,
there will be q race, and '99J' is to be
a competitor. Nothing ike this has
ever before been attempted in the
annals OF racing w. q. Arkeil and
George II. Daniels are arranging the
prelimiDaries now, bat where they can
find anything 20 OutSpeed this ll213
miles an hour engine is cOnjecturaOle.
There is talk OF shipping the giant of
the English Midland railway over here,
for the BritOuS claim ig can cover ia
miles an hour, although 10 has never
performed the feat. Foreign l0cOmO-
tive makers are not pleased at the i'm
mense trade we do in their line all over
the world, which is one reason why
they would like 90 see 1899 beaten.
The engine goes a mile in thirty-two
secOnds-fOur times Swifter than the
speediest trotting horse and three times
swifter than any running ostrich. Such
q record utterly eclipses anything ac-
comDlished To- Europe. The Flying
Dutchman" and the Scottish Mail never
came within hailing distance Of this.
The locomotive that challenges "999'
will be given opportunities for practice
before the race. One hundred miles
or more will probably be the course on
parallel tracks, with special signals and
record takers. There Is 70 be no stop
from start 20 finish, and the metal mas
tadons will speed along side by side
with coaled tenders and no limit as 20
time.
The purse will be some S., 600 or more,
and it seems likely that the greatest
railroad record ever made for swiftnesS
will be cast TO the shade. Fine weather
and a smooth, dry track are the neces-
sary conditions
George II. Daniels, one OF the best
known and most practical railroad men
in the United States, is convinced that
no foreign engine ean outspsed this
American greyhound OF the rail. Com
petitlon In locomotive building has now
assumed such tremendous proportions
that the coming race viii be "a interna-
tional event. Representatives fIom
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-30

with the trouble
encountered in
managing b e
diplomats We
get I'm exchange.
Mr.. Gresham
aud the corps I'm
Washington are
having a lovely
time over QCeS-
tiOns of prece-
dence. Ambas
sailors, as every
State Depart
ment lackey
knows, must be
received ahead
administers, but
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-30

Sir Julian Pauucefote is the Only one
OF the foreign ministers in Washington
who shows no disposition 20 enter the
league against Secretary Gresham.
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ThaH.tal N.-kas

NEW YORK, Octo0er2S. Pig iron, quiet;
American So 0esl4 80. Copper, dull; lake
50 40. Lead, weak; domestic s. 40. Tin,
quiet; straits so 90.
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NIavnard's Ermlne.

every great locomotive building plant
ia the world are TO witness 1t.
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rRANs.oHIo DIVISIONS.

TRANS-OHIO DIVISIONS.
For Columbus, Chicago and ths West 65OA
m. snd l2j .. H., daily, tnd $50 p. m, except
Sunday.
Columbus, Cincinnati and ST. Louis nB
s. Ci@iryiIis accommodation, l0.SoA m aaa
35Op. ~, except Sunday.
ARRIVE
From Chicago, 3 81 a. n. and 40 p n, daily,
and 1905 .. m, except Sunday.
from St Louis. Cincinnati and Columbia
300 a. m and D l0p. N dsiy.
81 ClairsvIle accommodation, lao and1N
p. m, except sunday. 49,, - corr,
General Passenger Agent
LANE, T. p. ARt, Wheeling, W. Va
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JULY 81, 1893

FDaily. tDaly except sunday
Trains No. 50 Au3 80 have sleeper between
wheeling asd Chicago.
JOHN BAILiE, 1900 Market St
tuse6ah 4. P. DUNBAR, Union Depot
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Lucullus aud Lederer.

One Of the most unique banQuets ever
given Ga New York comes OF shortly,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-30

The refusal of the English railway
authorities 20 permit a race between
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-30

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
~, after June is. Passenger Trains VIII
49,, -. follows: sDaiIy. -fD2Ily, except san
day. Central Time.
sorrn BocxD. Z
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-30

WHEELING AND PITTsBURG DIVISION.
For Pittsburg, Washington. Baltimore PbNe
Sdelphi. and New York, sos a m. and 52J p
~. daily,
pittsburc accommodation, 72O n m, daily.
Pittsburg express. 10 IN. except sunday
Washington, Pa, accommodation, go y. M
except sunday.
Pittsburg express, GOO p. m, Sunday only
ARRIVE.
From New York. Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington and Pittsturg " 10 and 1913 a n
daily.
Pittsburg mail, 1245 p. m, except sunday
and go o. m. daily.
washington, Pa, accommodation, 80 .. n,
Pittsburg express, 1888 a. m. Sunday only.
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THEGOSSIP OF GOTHAM
DIPLOMATIC SNARL ON SECRETARY
GRESHAM'S RANBS
Sir Julian Pauncs6.ss Disposition in The Matter
Great Race Coming-Ths Storm Center IN
New York-Lucrll1s and Lstsrsr,


Whatever difficulties our representa-
tiYes may meet with cannot compare
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ARRIVE

ARRIVE
From New York, Philadelphis. Baltimore ana
Washington. 7.4OR. m. aud 10 p. m. daily
Cumberland accommodation, 400 p. IN e1'
cept sunday. -,
Grafton accommodation. 80 = m, daily.
Noundsyille accommodation, 80 4. IN, lie
and 1886 p. n, except Sunday.
Train No. A. at $40 p. M, except MONDAY
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EINANCa AND TRADE.

Money Per Cent - Governments, Steady.
Stock, Higher-Flour, steady and I'm
chauged-Whest, Lower.
New YORK, October 2S.-Money on call
easy at . per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 555aT5S per cent. Sterling exchange
steady at 4Sll6a4S4li.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-30

their m o o g { e r
locomotive now I'm
this country and
Chauncey w. De-
pew's pride engine
1899, is duo 10 the
fact that the piece
OF ErLtLsn nL.nhau-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-30

EL wayne AID ChicsTo-.-.
tau or and Ts'sto--..-..-..--..
Alliance and C.evelELo a.
SteUbsrvliie and FittsburE-
Stsuhenviile and Welisyille
Steubenvills aud Pitts aure-
Fl. Wayne and Chicsgo....--
Canton and Toledo -. -
Llliance and Cleveland.
ieubenyille and Welsville
Philadelphia aud New YORK
ltimore ana Washington
ibenVille snd Pittsburg-
bsnvills and Z, LIFerp1
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RAILROADS.
RAILWAY TIME CARD

ArrITAl ana departure OF trans on and after
Nay ~ 1873 ExrLASArroy OF REFxRzSoE
SHARKS: 'Daily; fSuRday excepted; -AOn-
cay excepted; Saturday excepted; IS1nday
only; saturday only. Eastern standard Tine
Which - o2e heur easlisr tran Central THEE.
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RAILROADS.

+DailY except Sunday.
at s;4aR M, and Wheeling at l2:l7 p. IA.
II. E. WEISGERBER
Gen. AansSeh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-30

TT Wayne and Chicago.

..... Captoa aud Toledo.
q /. ALLIANCES aud Cleveland. 7
= SteubenVillo aud Pittsburgh
n SteubenVilie aud Wellsvills 2
q lSteubsnvilie aud Pittsburg.tl
n 1T Wayne and Chicago. 2
D E... Cantcn and Toledo. .... 7
D Alliance ald Cleveland :
D steubenville and Wellsville 7
n lPhilsdelphiS and New FORK :
D baltimore aud Washington ?
D ISteuOenyille and Pittsburgh I
n SteUbsnyille = T. Liyernool 2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-28
TRUTH is STRANGE.
A Wonderful Story Told by Z Po.
lice Officer.
Ills Remarkable Statements Borne Ont by
The Facts.
Certainly Our People Should Thorough.
ly Understand This Matter

Alexander Bell is retired captain Of the
Portland Me police force.
He has q strange and wonderful story %
tell.
Now Mr.. Bell is az old Grand-Army man:
indeed. was one of tho founders Of the IA.
nous Bosworth Post. q. A. r., and ~
widely known and much respected
throughout tho State OF Maine.
We will let him tell his remarkable
story in his own way
II have had two strokes OK paralysis
the first about four years AGO. the second
in January. 1891. Ny left side was COM
pletely psralyzed. face drawn, arm and leg
immoyaole.
On account of my advanced age of Is
years and this being second attack. my
physician pronounced my case hopeless.
Il was finally induced to try DR.. Greeue's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy and soon
began 10 improve. the muscles Of the face
Strengthened. then my arms began to gain,
and ! began to walk after having used
three bottles of this remedy.
Ny arm | can now place 20 nv heal
and have fair uss OF II. anl with q cane
have walked IA far a. two miles and half.
From being helpless paralytlc. having
TO be- dressed and cared for by Others,
now care for myself. can walk about tho
city. and enjoy fair health.
" would state that alter beginning tho
use of DIR. Greene's Neryura blood and
nerve remedy used no other medicine.
THE result surprised and astonishei
oil my friends. and thcy have urged mo %
make this statement ~ n matter Of justice
and TO encourage Others who may bo
similarly afflicted.
Il will also state that I was q soldier in
the late war aud served fifteen years on
the police force of Portland.
ALEXANDER BELL,
"l44 Lincoln street, Portland. Me-"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-28

This is indeed q most remarkable euro
by q wonderful medic.nc-a medicine
which Is beyond all doubt the greatest
nerve and blood remedy ever discovered.
The Portland doctors are astounded at ~
effects in diseases which have batiied thor
skill. Mr.. Bells restoration should make
everybody suffering from paralysis or any
nervous disease use Dr. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy without delay.
But do not wait until you are actually
paralyzed before using this great remedy.
II will ALWAYS prevent paralysis. nervous
debility. and nervous prostratlon II taken
when the first symptoms appear.
Particularly should It be taken in tho
spring, when every body needs spring
medicine 10 strengthen their nerves and
invigorate the blood. Take lt II you have
O weak and tired feeling with WEAKNESS OF
the limbs, numbness trembling, palplta-
tiOn of the heart, prickling sensation IN
fingers or toes, headaches, dull-teellng
head, confused mind, nervousness, Sleep
legsness. loss Of memory. IL Will overcome
indigestion and dyspepsia. regulate tho
bowels. and cure liver and kidney com
plants. IL Is the best blood d-enricher and
inyigorator IN the world. and should there
fore be used by all.
It is purely vegetable and perfectly
harmless. and should you be n sufferer
from disease you will use 10 IT you arc
wise. We would add that. although sold by
druggists, It Is IN no sense patent medl-
cine. being the prescription aud discovery
Of DIR. Greene, of 50 west Fourteenth
street. New York. who Is the most eminent
specialist in the country IN treatment OF
nervous and chronic diseases. Sufferers
have the privilege also Of consulting tho
famousdoctor free OF charge, personally or
by letter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-28
Field of Sport.
fRy telegraph 10 the Dispatch. !


PHILADELPHIA. PA. March 27-The book
makers were again hit hard az Gloucester to-
day, four fayortes and strong second choice
securing the verdicts.
First race-fOur and One-halt tfurl0ngs-Arlzona
won; BarrientOs second Apollo th'rd. lime,
second rnce-six furlongs-Magee won Cap
tain McChesneY second, Minden third. Time,
third race-seyon furlongs-George c. won; ;
General Gordon second, Glenall third. Time,
Fourth race-four and oue-han furlongs-ver-
bcna won; Silence second, Crocus third. Ilme'
1:Ol%S.
Fifth race-six furongs-schuylkil won; Liz
zie McDun second, Rumson third, lime l;241i
sixth receive furlOngs-Jardlne won !;
jamestown second, Gray Rock third Iime'
NEw YORK, March 27.-Pleasant weather and
good programme attracted large crowd 10
the Guttenourg race-course TINS Afternoon. mo
track was in fair condition and good racing en-
sued. Air-Plants defeat VI Bitten was tue
feature Of the days sport.
First race-nvo furlongs-Atkinson won; Blue
bird second Charlie X. third. Time, 1:O41e.
Second race-three furlOngs-Nita won (; Fun
second, Nettie third. Time, 3U3i.
Third race-three quarters Of mile-NCod-
chopper won; Polydora second, Detroit third.
Fourth race-six and one-half furlongs-Air-
plant won Bitten second Lester thIrd. Ilme'
I:23Iz.
fIftn face-O0e Mle-SiE lslcuiIh Noh >
Double Cross second, Sorrento third. Time,
l:4jN.
sirtn race-tnree quarters of a mile-Trappist
won; Vanwart second, Spot third. Time, l:lo.
NEW ORLEANS, March 21.-ftrst race-seling.
SIX furlongs-F Fleetwood won; OAK Forest Sc
cond. Denver third. Time, l:lU11.
Second race-selling. five turiongs-Little
Lewis won: Remus second, Frank Ellis third.
lime, l:02lb.
Third race-sellng, six furlongs-Cocheco
won; Don second, San Saba third. Time, l:lO51.
Fourth race--sellipg, year-olds, hall mle-B.
T. Fly. Jr., won; Bclgrayia second, george
Beers third. Time, 81.
Filth race-seling, six furlongs-Ansel, Jr.,
won: Boston Boy second, Con kinney third.
Time, 1:l454.
BASEBALL.
The Chattanooga Southern League team de-
feated the Cleveland National League team at
Chattanooga yesterday by a score OF 10 D.
The Augusta tGa) team defeated charleston
yesterday at Augusta By 4 score OF D 10 =.
CHICAGO, March 27.-The Chicago Base BAH
Club started South to-day to display their alleged
skill against the clubs Of the Southern League.
The first games are to be played with Chatta-
nooga Thursday and Friday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-28
Tribute TO Rev. DIR. Dashieu.

At the weekly meeting Of the Episcopal
ministers conference yesterday morning
tho following preamble and resolutions
were adopted:
Whereas We, the clergy OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church OF Richmond ard its vicinity,
have learned OF the death. in distant land, ot
our brother and cO-lahOrer, the Rev. L. cray
son Dashiell. u. d., therefore
ReS0ired, We feel IN this dispensation OF D-
vino Providence sense O' personal loss. ana
we shall long cherish tho memory OK our dear
brOther's genial presence in our meetings OF
conference and OF friendly intercourse.
.. Rssoircd, We gladly bear our testimony 10
his iaithfnlness and zeal az minister VI Christ,
laboring for nearly forty years 70 gather souls
into the Masters fold; and We doubt not he has
entered upon the reward promised 10 those who
" bring many 10 righteousness"
3. Rssotrsd, That in our judgment the whole
diocese has sustained q great loss IN tho doatn
OF one who was always earnest. jealous, ana
efficient on the missionary boards OF this church
and Tor nearly thirty years tho secretary OF It's
council
4. Resoired. That We tender to tho bereayed
family and congregation ot oar deceased bro
thor our tenderest sympathy, praying Gods
blessing upon them now AMI always.
j. h. NEWTON,
b. N. RANDoLPH, Committee.
l.. X. MASON,