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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-05
ItemoyaINotir

The rubber-stamp. stencil. and seal husi-
ness Of the Southern Engraving aud Stamp
Company and Southern rubber Company
has been purchased 10y the undersigned
aud will be known as the Southern Rub
ber-Stamp Works. with Office ana factory
at 1907 east Main street FIRST floor over Sc
curity Bank. With increased facilities
We are better prepared % serve the public
promptly, and hope 10 Bee favored with
the patronage 50 literally bestowed on tho
late concern. SAMEL ;. kOaENDogF.
Phone S9j. ll07 east Nam street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-05
Woman Reported Lynchei.

CHARLEsTOS, ". VA, April About a week
ago Police.Oncer John Chandler, OF Blueheld,
Mercer county. was shot and killed In the house
of Kiy Reid, VINO has tho reputation OF being
Inc wickedest woman ia West virginia. About
midnight last ntgh a row was st1rted AT
Ktz Kecd's, In Graham, a suburb OF Blue
neld, where crowd OF touch blacks
and whites had congregatei During the
neIeo Charles Morgan (colOred), empued a
revolver into the crowd, killing John Lessee, a
eolored boy who had taken no part in the dis
turbance. Morgan was caught by mob OF ciii.
gens, who lynched him 20 a tree almost To front
of the house and riddlei his body with bullets
Etz Redd fed, with portion OF the mon lh put-
sn,t OF her ana tonight she Is reported to nave
peen caught ana iynched on the Virginia side OF
enc State line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-05
A Terrible AnaIr.
ftlv saicCra mn IN the DieDntcl.

sr. LOUIS. April A special 20 an evening
naper from GGliAtin, Tenn. says; Newsoi a
most dIabolcal and revolving crimo at Aiexan-
der has reached here and aroused the COM
munity to a frenzy OF excitement. George and
'IotIp Evart went to the house OF Jerry shelton.
who lives in secluded place, and at the point
Of pistol forced him 20 leave home bo,n
~ me mon then assaulted hts 17-year old
wifa. shelton gave the alarm. and when
a crowi OF citizens had collected ana
returned with Shelton 70 the scene OF
tho crime. the scoundrels had hed. ~ 10
haroiv possibio thai the mon will be taken alive,
as tnoy are desperate and are heavily armed.
Tbey have boen tracked % q dense forest near
by ana when encountered there wih be p.ooay
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-05
Chnrch AN,irs .. wslaan.

lCOrreSp0ndenc9 OF the h!chmcnd Dispatcl.i
WELDON, n. c., April A most enjoyable en-
tertainment was gwen by the Bright Jewels at
the Methodist Episcopal church here last night.
Tho programmn contained many special fea-
tures. witch were well received By large audi
Ance. .
Tho congregation Of Grace Episcopal chu-ch
last night elected the following yestry for thecn-
SUNG year: w. w. Hal, DR.. A. Il. Zollicofer, 4.
II. Chayasse, r.. Z. Lynn, and Dr. J. y. Shields.
Bishop Lynon will preach at tho Episcopal
church here Sunday next and Will administer she
rite OF confirmation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-05
yes,r,men Elected.

Christ church: G. II. Burton. G. c. Baughman,
]. II. nmberiake. James W. Gregory, W. L.
Warren. A. r. Rogers, Y. Sheppe<son. = J. A.
len. l. G. Tucker. j. X. Day. James A. Gregory,
and George y. Mounicastio.
EmmAnuel-W. 4. Mordecai, Joseph Bryan,
Jarpes 4. Reid, ID. 4. Gardner. 4. Crawford
Reid Joseph A. Johnston, h. c. Beattie, II. G.
wilkins, T. q. Rnfin.
At 81. Pauls there was no election. The old
yestrytnen VIII hold over for the present Such
was also the case with Monumental CHURCH. At
Moore Memorial the present vestrymen were
reelected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-05
swIn Jus,les for u Hor,s.Thleres.

lSpetl1i telc-Fdii tuo bspotNhsl
CHAIR oTTEsvILLE, VA, April Ain the Coun-
ty Court to-day Henry Brock and Nathan har-
low Doth whitel were indicted, tried. and sem
fenced TO the pcnitsntiary for horse-steatng-
the former for three years and the latter for
four years and six months The horses were
stolen less than month ago.
f. A. Massle, superintendent OF public schools,
and ~ kaufman, member Of the School Board,
will leave here tonight for Richmond, where
they 20 10 examine the free-scncol buildings Of
that city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-05
u.,n,rg ,ho Masonic Homo

A wen-attended meeting OF the ladies' Aux
iiary OF the Masonic Home was helu yessoius}
AZ noon. with the president, Mrs Jamos a.
Capers, IN the chair. The oliicers were request
cd TO hold a conference With tue Board OF GOV
erpOrs of the institution relative TO several lHl-
portant matters which require pfoinps ai'en-
ttOn. .s -
The ladies decided 10 have some Kind OF en-
tertainmeni probably n concert at the Temple
10 May for the purpose OF adding 10 the tuues
realized by tho bazaar last spring. lhey only
Iack few hundred dollars 10 have an cyen
sI5 OOO and II 70 hoped that they may procure
enough by the entertainment TO zeacn thls
IL was decided by the meeting to donate set
NJ furnitaro 70 the Homo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-05
ch,,s,t,,-Fndcavor ueo,,nr

The Executive Committee Of ine locai linton
of tne Cnristian-Endea society hcli a WE'LL
attended meeting 40 Grnce-Strsrf Presbyterian
CHURCH last night. Members lrOu ave -0cieues
were In attendance.
Thursday. April 18th. was selected ~ the dafn
for the annual meeting, ON which Orrasion onl-
GERS for the ensuing twelve months viii bA elcci-
ed. commiltee was appointed % nominate
these officers.
Tho committee appointed nc former meet
ing % attend tue organization 0f new -ociefics
az Washing ngton-Strect ami OOWsrdiu-Ayenuo
Manchester churches reported that a strong
society had beon formed on March Pat by tho
congregation ot tho former, and mat the mem-
bers OF the other church would organize ths
evening at = o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-05

WkSHiNGTON, ID. G., April 4.-ln the senate to-
dav the consid Grafton Of the report OF the Coui-
fDittee on Privileges and Elections IN favor OF
the admission of the senators appointed by the
GOvernors Of Montana, Washington, and Wyo-
ming was resumed and hr NeSt made an argu-
tnrnt ngainst their admission. Mr.. Vest closed
mis- speech and Mr.. Chandler obtained the floor
al 10 Z. NJ, ana the senate then. ON motion OF
Mr. Vance. proceeded 20 executive business
When the doors were reopenei after nilei
executive session the Senate adjourned till To-
morrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-05
A NnminntIon INA Cnnse. CritIcIsm.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., April 4.-There was one
nomination sent IN by the President yesterday
that causei some criticism among senators, and
especially IL IL said. among the members OF the
Finance Committee TO whom il was referred.
That man Is Mr. Eckcls- nominated 10 be comp
troIler OF the Currency. MIR. kckels - we'll
known lawyer and Is highly recommended az a
man % attainmcnts and legal learning, but
there IL q feeling among certain senators that
man 10 hold such a respor ihle position IA
Comptroller Of the Currency shonld have had
training as banker. IL Is not yet made public
why the nomination was not reported to-day,
and it h understood that II has been referred
bv tbo Finance Committee TO a sub-cOmmittec.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-05
Mrs. virginia Frances Carter Dead.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dspatrh.l
ALFRED, ALBENARLE COUNTY, VA, April A.
Tho unexpected death OF Mrs. Virginia Frances
Carter occurred Tuesday, the 2Sth OF March.
She mad an attack OF grip. She was the widow
OF James (. Carter. her second husband. and
the last daughter Of the late Captain Edmund
Davis. She died at the residence OF her son-iL-
law, Mr.. Robert II. Allen, IN the 74th year OF
her age, aud lea Yes four children-Ars. Robert
Allen, L. ID. Carter, Mrs. MIN Br.mhain, OF Al
fred, and Mrs. Jefferson Brown. OF Browns
Cove, Va, besides good many grandchildren.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-05
A rnMN WTrEn On.
A MONUMENT Foa oulLFOR0.
Ex-Goyernor Holt wan Erect one-Pen-
sion Blanks Distributed


sion Blanks Distributed.
rCorrespondencoo o, the Richmond Dspatch.l
RAIEIGH. y. C., Ap-il 4.-Ex-Goyernor Holt
will himself cree, monument at the Guiiiord
battle-ground in honor Of the North carolina
troops. IL will mark the spot where the militia
from Surry and Stokes counties stood tneir
ground after the Continental liuO had retired.
To-day the property IN tho onlce OF ths St~e
Chronicle was removed 20 the Ofico OF the Asfs
ant Observer. Mr. Z. X. Jerngan retires as eds-
tor of the state ChroHfce.
News reached mere tO-iay Of the burning OF
the general store OF J. A. Wall at Sophia. Ihc
loss II $4,000, with 81 400 Insurance.
Today tho peusiOn blanks were sent TO tho
clerks OF court, ani the name OF each pensioner
will be passed upon by the County Advisory
Board, composed Of old soldiers. The Auditor OF
the state, who sends on, the blanks, tells me
there are am pensioners. ~ Wnom l,o!'i are
soldiers and 2,SlS widows. The advisory
boards arc found to be a very complete proven
tion OF trauta.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-05
,to,barx shooli Keep

cioso at hand bottle OF tha' old-tsshioned rome
dy Of Pine Tar, Horehoand' ana VIA ohefry-
DR. DAyIp's COUGH sYRrP-and give u 70 'her
crvupy and coughing children and prevens dis-
ease from taking hold On them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-05
A WILL SUIT.
PRINCE GEORGE DEMOCRATS.
Delegates to n Convention Eiected-A
Fight for Home and Firsside.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dssoatch-I
PErERspuRo. Va. April 4.-The Demo-
Gratis of Prince George county held meet
ings in their respective districts yesterday
and elected delegates TO the convention,
which is to meet on court-day next week
to nominate candidate for Clerk OF the
Courts In place of Mr.. II. q. Britton, the
Republican incumbent, whose term Is
about 10 expire. There will be two Demo-
cratic candidates before the convention
MIR. w. ID. Temple and Dir. Hunter Estis.
both gentlemen of high standing and great
popularity.
II Is learned to-day that many thousands
OF acres of land were burned over by the
fires of Saturday and Saturday night in the
counties in this section, and that hundreds
of thousands Of dollars worth of property
was destroyed IN the aggregate. Many
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-05
Affairs Around Henderson.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch-l
HENDERSON, n. c.. April 4.-Marion Butler.
president OF the North Carolina Farmers Al
lance and 1'hird-party boss Ia the state, Is an-
nounced 70 speak here on April 18th.
Mr. NJ. w. Thomas OF Richmond, Va, vice.
pre Hdent OF the Henderson Light and Power
Company, Is here to-day looking after the com
pany's plant here, an accident g. which last
week has deprived us OF incandescent lights
Mir. N. b. Boyd, OF Warreuton. and Mr.. J. j.
LOughlin. OF same place, were here yesterday.
NJ. w. +. Waliott has LETT TO hlI an engage
ment a. bSre-back rider in borepaughs snow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-05
Judge Dick WIN stick. whether or Not.


GREENSBORO. y. C.. A pril 4.-Your correspond
ent interviewed Judge X. T. Dick this morning
about the rumOrs that nave Deen going tho
rounds for some sine in the press OF the state 70
the effect that be viii soon retire from the tede-
rel-Court bench on condition that ne DO allowed
TO name as his SUCCESSOR Judge A-mneld, OK
Statesville. Tho Judge replied tne ne had al
ready stated to the press that he ha no inten-
tion OF becoming q pensioner upon the govern
msat. and whether he should be allowed 60 name
his SUCCESSOR or not Will have no effect on that
determination.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-05
VICTIM OF THE "SLIoe" DEAD.
Successful Trial Trip of the Aiabama-A
Knotty VIII Case In Court.

Especial telegram 10 tnc pispHt'u'i
NORFOLK, Va, April 4.-The Spaniard
generally known as "Santone," who was
assaulted some time last winter at the
Slide Variety Show, OF notorious
memory, and who has been languishing at
st. Vincents Hospital since then, died to-
day. Santone on landing at Lambert
Point had but three or tour days OF liberty
here before the frdcdS at the slide TOOK
place, which cut short his life. lie has
been at times lucid and at one time 1t was
thought he would get well, but relapse
set IN and be gradually sank under IT until
this morning. when he expired. A. l.. dli-
lingham. indicted for the assault, IS out or
the city on 81 900 bail.
QUEEN OF THE FLEET.
The Bay-Line wharf was gay to-day with
fiving flags, the occasion being the arrival
OF the new passenger steamer Alabama, OF
that line. on her trial trip from Baltimore.
She is the queen of their feet OF steamers,
and Is in fact the handsomest vessel OF the
kind ever seen in these waters. Her trIai
trip was a great success, making the run IN
less than ten and half hours. she
brought down the president and other OH
GERS of the company.
A WILL SUIT.
The Corporation Court is engaged IN
trying the case involving the validity OF
the will of Charles W. Consolvo. who died
long years ago. the will now IN question
having been found within the last year or
so under the cover of an old hair trunk.
The plaintiff in the case IS Virginia +.
Consolvo. Property valued at between
S5, 900 and $40, coo Is involved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-05
rhANI NIndcrn Way

commands itself to tho well-informed 10
Al pleasantly and effectuelly what was
formerly done in the crudest manner and
d,sscreeably as well. To cleanse the sys,
tnm and break no colds. headaches, aud
tsye,s without unpleasant after effects use
The delightful liquid laxative remedy
syrup Of Figs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-05
The pianns Need Tnninr.

Whether piano is used OF no. il gots
out of tune. To preserve the instrument
a good, reliable tuner from reliable nrm
should be secured. Send q Us aud II No
do not plc0se We will not ask any re-
muneration. MANLY b. RANos.
Next 10 corner Ninth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-05
sympathy for cIarksvire People.

BoYDI0s. Va, April A meeting OF the citl-
gems OF this place was held yesterday 10 express
sympathy for the PEOPLE ana 10 assi,t IN re-
Ileyng the suffering caused by The flre In Clarks-
VILE.
Rev T. II. Campbell, the Presiding Elder Of
this, tho Farrnville District, preached in the
Methodist church sunday night.
Mas Nellie Chambers, who has been III with
erysipelas, is now much better.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-05

Tho Richmond Light Infantry Bllcs hal
full-dress drill at their. armOry last night. A
number ~ ladies were present ani the Blues
Band cnliyened tho OCCASION witl several musl-
cal selections. After tho drill the soldier boys
and their lady friends INDUCED IN tho pleasures
OF dancing for an hour or -o.
Tho company decided that it would not cOm-
pete IN the prize driil at Norfolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-05
FLEET PRACTICE DRILL AT SEA.
All the Big Ships Leave the Roads-as-
nmuyres That VIII Test Their Qualities.
fSnenlaI felnrran 20 tho Dlanntchl

loltHiti AfiHETiDl 10 lub Dlopthclsl
FORT MoSRoF. VA. April There was
stirring scenes aboard the vessels IN Hamp-
ton Roads when signals were holsted at 10
A. NJ. 10 get under way for three-days'
practice drill in open water. Steam had
been Oh the ships for some time and was
utilized 10 haul up the ponderous anchors.
which were rapidly taken aboard and
Gated. In half an hours time
the procession was formed IN the
Rear-Admiral John T.. Walker. IN the
lead then came the Baltimore, San Fran
cisco. Bennington, Atlanta, Concord,
Yorktown. Nesuvius. and Charleston. AZ
they passed the hotel hundreds ot nand-
kerchefs were waved from the balconies
by forlOrn maidens, whose charming tiirta-
tions with the young officers of the fleet
were thus ruthlessly nipped in the bud.
Crowds of visitors also hurried TO the ram
parts. where the vessels could be plainly
followed for ten or fifteen miles.
CAN TEsr THEIR QUALITIES.
Admiral Walker will have an opportunity
to size up the vessels while at sea and may
give some Of them an opportunity TO settle
which il the most speedy of her respective
class. The New York HraH and sun both
have representatives with the feet who
will. no doubt, have an interesting story
to tell of the manGuyres. Admiral
Gherardi intended 10 go out with the
fleet and direct their movements IN per
son. but has not sufficiently recovered
from his recent attack of the grip TO
Justify him In taking any risks at present.
lie will remain here with the Phlladelphla
and the dispatch-boat wishing TO receive
anv stray visitors that may drop IN during
their absence.
AN oI1E ER's ACCIDENT.
The new cruiser Detroit, recently con-
structed by the Columbian lron-Works. of
Baltimore, arrived here at 10 O'clock this
morning on her way 10 Newport,
where she will have her trlal.trip. Her
stop here was occasioned by an accident
to one of her crew-an oiler named Ruben
stein. of Baltimore. who had his left hand
caught in the machinery and badly crushed.
lie was brought ashore and his wounds
dressed by Major X. 5. Nickery. post
surgeon, after which she proceede' on her
voyage. The Detroit Is handsome craft
Of 1000 tons. 275 feet long. and 81 feet
beam. She has two triple expansion en-
gines, and must make seventeen knots an
hour to meet the requirement Of her con-
tract. She will carry two 6-inch breech-
loading rif1s. eight 5-inch breech-load-
ing rapid-fring guns. two 6-pounders,
two 3-pOunders, and two Gatllng
guns. The Navy Department has loaned
large steam launch TO the post, which
will be used by Colonel Frank and the Of
fcers of the garrison in visiting the fleet
and foreign vessels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-05
rERRInLE ACCIDENT.

Newton Hazlewood, II years old. son of
n. II. lakewood, assistant auditor IN the
Norfolk and Western railroad offices here,
met with horrible accident last nign, at
Montvale, q station just east Of here. on
the Norfolk and Western railroad. lie
with some other boys boarded "a freight
train ut Thaxon's. and as the train reached
Mont, vale the boys jumped OFF. All made
it safely except young Lakewood, who
fell under the train. terribly mutilatlng
both legs between the knee and foot.
Surgeons from here were summoned aud
amputated the crushed limbs below the
knee joints. The chances for recovery are
favorable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-05

Those travelling between Norfolk and
Richmond at tins time will find the Chesa-
peake and Ohio route particularly at-
tractIye. as on that portion OF the trip
across Hampton Koads good Wow OF tho
warships now anchored IN the roads can
be had
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-05
Some are planting corn and extensive prepsr..
tons are being made for planting cotton.
The County Commissioners neld thclr rceuiar
monthly court yesterday.
M.dlea,.co,,ege comm.,e...,,.

Tho commencement exercises OF tho MeiIc.i
College Of Virginia viii he held et the Richmond
Theatre tonight At $50 0'clo,s. Or. J. s. Welt
ford. chairman Of tho faculty. VIII preside, AMI
tho oration will DO delivered by Rev. j. C. Hiien.
ID. ID.
The Alumni Association win have their afth
annual reanion az the college this afternoon AZ
O'Clock. Dr. Robert o. Owens, Of Lynchburg.
will be the orator. Tte alumni oshque. will %
given at Zimmermann's to-nIght after ihs CON.
menccmeni
The class officers 1898 are: I. p. Hope. pre.i-
dent; 81. Julien Oppenhimer. vice president:
G. 4. Brock, recording secretary; }. y. barney,
Jr.. corresponding secretary.
Arrangement Committee; q. 7. Coliins r. T.
DAVIS. n. Il. Drewry, ". +. Eyaus, r. ". 1,tbhs,
I. :. Honing, r., a. Nichols, ". n. Parker. Jr.'
II. L. Stephsnsoh. G. x. Robins. AMI ". Ralpa
Clements, chairman.
Invitation Committee; u. /. Atkins, W. =
Beazley, 4. W. Dew, q. =. Ezelssion, g.. n. Car.
tor. W. /. Harris. p. y. StirEleY. p. f. stone, A.
r. TurmaD, w. J. West, aud ). y. barney, Jr.,
chairman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-05

The largest assortment Of Laundered.
Unaundered. and Neglgee Shirts IN the
city can be found az
FoURQCREAS, PRICE K Co.'S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-05
Additional Losses by the Fires.
of tha Ifiearaond Disnarch.l

HENDERSON, ". c.. April 4.-News OF disasters
by last Saturdays nres eOntlp ues to reach here.
In addition 20 losses already reported SIR.
Thomas Boyd, abont s6sen miles west OF here,
lost mis- d~elllDg and furniture; Mr.. John har-
r,s. some Ave miles norfh, had hiaetaDles aud q
quantity OF proyisilas burned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-05
The Walker Light Guard En,srtainmen,.

Tho Walker Light Gnari viii give an sntcr-
tainment at the Academy of Music tomorrow
night Tor the benefit ot the uniform fund % ths
company. The Programme i1oria eyitcnco
that IL will be- cf the moe' dollghtinl afiait,
OF its character ever essayuh in HiclmOnd. NJ.
Loo Wheat will render piano sll1s ami sone Il
tho fuest vocal talent IA the city win psrtici-
pate. There will 10 % tambourlne dfil by
eighteen young ladies. a hsvouet iriii Dy =
picked team Of twontg men from tho company.
an athletic exhibition by Professor .nith, ont
IN impressive tableau. Mr.. Polk Miue7, tho
Richmond symphony Club, tho Davis Banjo
Club. Mr.. Malcolm ShhckiefOri. Rud ihe OFT
Guard OF Lee Camp Will also appear mi Gii q
the list Of attractions Tho first-keslmcag
Band will play an overture.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-05
Hnaa-HnlI.


[By tolegrnph % TIC Ulspatch'I
ATLANTA, Ga. April ATLANTA defeated chi
cGgO to-day. ScOle. 20 :.
MACON. GA. April 4.-Macon defeated BauF
more to-day by score Of 1 TO >.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, April 4.-ExhibitlOn
game: Chattanoogas, 3; Neshgilles, D.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-05
The Vets" Win In Loaisa District.
fSnerial taiegram 10 the Dtsuatchl

LOUISA. Va, April 4.--Ihe locai-option election
In Louis Courthouse District resulted In o VIC
tory for the "Wets' by q majority q from 100
10 200. About U75 votes were cast out OF s04
registered. Lopisss siority, 55; Terreifs store,
AZ. and Belrs Cross Roads about 20 majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-05

Try our fine custom-made Unlaundered
Shirts at so, 75c.. and 81. Best made.
FoURQUREAN. PRICA d Co.