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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-19
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BUcHAREsT. April 10 Hundreds Of
worlxingmen and their wives rnadc =
demonstration before the parliamentary
building Monday against tho increase
of the octroi. The minister OF public
works was attacked rs he rode from
the chamber stones were thrown
through the carriage windows
and three mon tried TO drag
him into the street Several policemen
were injured with stones when they
tried 10 protect the minister. A squad
ron Of cavalry when WINS sent 70 police.
rescued tho minister and cleared tho
open space between the building Two
cavalrymcn were knocked from their
horses with stones Half dozen riot
ers were arrested.
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NEW ORLEANS. April 10 Delegates
10 tho first annual convention Of tho
National Seamen's Union Of America
are beginning TO arrive hera The
body. which Is affiliated with the Amer
lean Federation of Labor. represents :
membership of $4,000 union seamcn.
distributed Is follows: Paciflc coast
20. 900. Atlantic coast 10000. the Gulf
Stream district 2. 600. and the district Of
the Great Lakes 5000 The organizn-
ton Is in q prosperous condition.
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cave Thsm I I.eeeptlo !.

La JusTA, Col, April 10 The non
union shopmen brought here from Dem
yer Thursday. to take the places Of the
Santa Re strikers. walked out 81 the
shops Monday morning and joined tho
strikerA The non-union men were
given n reception Monday night by tho
old men and shipped back 70 Denver
Tuesday morning.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April 10. Ma
son Long, young brakeman Of this
city, met fearful death at Hexon, on
the Cincinnati Southern railroad He
slipped and fell between the cars and
was literally beheaded and dismem.
bercd. The fragments Of his body were
gathered up and brought here and an
inuuest held over them.
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4 .sI.siop ~ AUGMENTATION.

PANAMA. Colombia, April 10. Gen.
varea, notorious Peruvian, has been
here for the last two weeks Il Is be-
iieved his mission was to assassinate
ex-President Pierola, Of Peru. who Il
staying In Panama. directing move
ment from here 70 cause d revolution in
Peru andrestore him 70 tho presidency.
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SPRIEoFIELD. III. April 10 "A redue-
tion Of wages from forty-five cents 70
forty cents per ton gross for mining
coal went into effect Monday in Spring
field sub district In consequence the
miners quit work IN ali but i've Of the
eighteen shafts In the county, and two
Of, them are cooperative.
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LIMA. q, April 70 An aRitator az
the High Explosive Co. = nitro.gIycerine
factory was net or Tuesday morning
BY Clark Robinson. the maker. who
was driving a plug In Il preparatory 70
making run Of the dangerous explo-
sive Robinson was instantly killed
and TenjainIn Dow badly mnngled and
Is In a dying condition. Tho building
was slightly damaged, This Is the
third time tho factory has gone up
within the past six months, two men
being killed there but q month o. 80
ago.
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CHIcAGo, April 10. "A large. live bald
eagle from the Rockies, measuring
twelve feet from the tip OF ono wing 70
the tip Of the other. arrived in Chicago
Monday by express The bird has q
magnificent scream. and will be present
in the council chamber at the City hall
when Hon Carter II. Harrison Is In
augurated as Worlds fair mayor Of
f,htra 81, u
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CINCINNATI. April 10 Albert Dottle.
aged Fl years. is employed ct the Fair
mount wire works Tuesday. while at
work. 4 heavy wire which was at 5
high temperature broke. The ROD
pierced his right side, entering between
the seventh and eighth ribs Tho nesh
steamed and emitted nauseous odor.
How far Il penetrated h not known
He was removed TO his home. and \ q
Z precarious condition.
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&. LouI. IIser war Eads.

ST.. Louis, April 10. As result Of .
conference held Friday night between
the proprietors Of the anti-syndicate
and syndicate breweies. the beer war,
which has been on for three months
past, was declared on Monday morning
and the price OF beer was raised from "a
70 IS barrel, with the usual Is per
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BERLIN. April 49, Fire did an I'm.
mense amount Of damage in Hohenxol.
lern palace at sigmaringen. The pal.
nee Is on high rock on tho Danube and
It was difficult TO get water 10 that
height Part Of the structure known
rs the Furstenbau was Quilted great
number OF priceless works Or art WA
burned.
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4 !eolar Atmeaphere.

PARIS, April TO- PROF. chickering's
observations Of the eclipse" says NJ.
ILLUMINATION. .'confrm the theory that
the sun Is surrounded by luminous
atmosphere to a distance equal to one
eighth Of the SUMS diameter Nothing
more can be said until We have other
details Prof chickering's observa-
tions establish the existence Of this
solar atmosphere beyond controversy. !"
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1he Foreign musicians CA Land.

New YoRK, April 10. "A morning pa.
per said Tuesday that, despite the eff
forts Of the Musical Mutual Protective
union. tho 100 German musicians now
on their way to this country es passen-
gers aboard the steamship Trave. win
not be debarred from landing. This Is
Secretary Carlisle's decision.
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Mira. Maybrlck attempt. suicide.

LONDON. April 10 "A reportlhas been
circulated and generally credited In
Woling that Mrs Florence Maybriclk
tried to kill herself In the Woking
prison On Saturday. She Is said 70 have
stabbed herself severely In the throat
and chest with table knife. which
was taken from her barely Id time to
save her from inflicting mortal wounds
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BENToNvIrLE, ARK. April 10. The
trial began here Monday morning d
MIN SHEPPARD Two years ago Shep
hard shot and killed Policeman VIII
Dalton, Of Rogers, Ark, and Marshal
Ed. Wright Of Pierce City, Mo
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Thorourhbred Cattle Endangered

DENVER, Col. April 10. Three acres
Of buildings on the Windsor farm. six
miles from the city, were destroyed BY
are Tuesday morning. causing loss Of
go, 900, which Is covered BY insurance.
II was with considerable ditilcnlty that
the 500 head 81 thoroughbred animals
in the barns were saved Had the Hol-
stein herd, said 70 Be the finestin Amer
lea, been burned. the loss would have
been 1900 900.
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ST. LOUIS. April 10. Preparations are
already in progress for the seventh In
ternational and second worlds Sunday
school convention, which will be held
at tho exposition music hall beginning
on August 81 and ending on September
d Correspondence already received In
dictates that Sunday schools Of all de-
nominations the world over will BE- rep
resented, and that the convention will
be the largest Of It's kind ever hold
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THOUGHT n WAS SATURDAY.

A Good Pious Farmers Surprise Brought Butter
to Town on Sunday.
A good pious farmer residing a few
miles from this city came TO town on
Sunday morning expecting to do his
weeks marketing Calling at the
residence Of one Of his customers be
was asked Why he brought butter to
town on Sunday It surprised him
very much. The tiller Of the soil re-
tirncd to his rural home much cha
grined and down in spirit under the
consciousness that he lad nnwitiingly
broken the Sabbath.
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SPnISGFIKLD, D.. April 70. ~ Leopold
and Niger NewburScr. Cincinnati cigar
manufactured arrested BY q local
union for Initiating union label.
pleaded guilty here Tuesday morning
and were fined SIS each and costs
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WAVcnosa. Ga, April 10 AN I'M
known white man was found dead on
the railroad track at Waynesville. about
20 miles from here. Tuesday morning.
Two bnliet-holes were found in his fore
head. and his body was badly mangled.
The picture pf q beautiful woman was
found tattoocd ON his breast In India
ink, In his pocket was found q beer
cup with the name, myers. New York, Z
engraved on II
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WAsHIHoToN. April 10. - During the
extraordinary session 81 the senate just
closed the president broke the record
and made more appointments to Office
than any Of his predecessors. exceeding
the appointments Of Mr.. Harrison dur.
Ing the same time BY more than TWEEN
tv-khree.
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\ RoMK. April 10. The pope has or
dered that prayers for rain be offered
for Catholics throughout Italy. Rain
has not fallen for TWO months In other
countries Of Southern Europe the
drought has been hardly less persist
ent. In southern Russia the crops
have sustained great damage.
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CHARLESTON, VIVA. April 10. The
residence Of Gabc bryan. on Browns
creek. this county. caught fire and was
destroyed. During the fire. Mrs Bryan
ran into the yard and fell dead from
heart disense
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WASHINGTON April 10 The United
States consul 1T Southampton, Eng.
reports 70 the department Of state. nm
der date Of April 1. that since March 2:
last, 70 deaths from cholera had oc
Cured near Brest, Fraace
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&C.,. ~. Al. q ~ IlevIew.

WAsHiNoroS. April 10. --Gen. Schofie.t
the ranking officer Of the army, ha.
been detailed as military aid. and ReaI
Admiral Belknap as naval aid 70 thu
president On the occasion Of the naya
review ia New York harbor.
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CLEyKLAxD. o.. April 10. Charles B.
Williams. managing editor Of the Plain
Dealer. was found dead In his once
Tuesday. Apoplexy Is supposed to havo
caused his death. He WAS one Of the
best known journalists In ohio.
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NASHVILLE. Tenn. April 10 John
Schardt, the defaulting cashier Of the
Mechanics Savings Bank and Trust Co,
died Monday about . o'clock, from con-
gestion Of the brain
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wAsnISoros, April IL. A note from
the German minister. addressed TO the
secretary Of the navy. says two German
ships are on. their way TO the naval 70
view have arrived at Halifax They are
the Kaiserin Augusta and the Saad-
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A Aeronant Injured.

QUINCY, Ill, April 10. Chester Swear
ingen, an aeronaut from bloomington.
while giving an exhibition In Highland
park, fell forty feet His right arm
was fractured. and he sustained inter
nal injuries which will result fatally.
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NEW YoBK. April H. The Press spe-
cial from Rutland. W. says Frank G.
Amy, the murderer Of beautiful Chris
tic Warden. has confessed 70 his lawyer
tn at he Is George h. Abbott the despe.
RADIO
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Onion sets and onion seeds, yellow
Danyer and silver skin for sale by r
L, Snodgrass & Co., druggists.
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r,ALARY on COMMISSION TO agents to
~ handle the Patent Chemical Ink Erasng
l..nciI. THE most useful and novel invention
II rhe age grasses ink thoroughly IN two sec
.nuds Works like mage 40 70 800 per cent.
Want a general agent 20 take charge Of terri
tnry. and appoint sub agents. rare chance
N make money Write for terms and sampi !.
crosse. Wis. f5lm.
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7 EVILS BELL Is now running three chairs at
| his shaving paflor, and i prepared 70 serve
nv the finest IN the city. Hot and cold baths
I'd any hour desired 5Al-lm.
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yI,lIE only place on earth 10 get.25 cent door
iii cloth for 10 cents Is AZ KuGene \. Her
ring ! cheap cash store.
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,aoo YARDS 10 cents floor oil cloth only 3
y cents at Eugene X. Herrlngs.
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tm0 YARDS IS cents floor oil cloth only 10
cents az Eugene X Herring's.
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NOR RENT.-4The house In which have been
Il living on West Burke street Possession
given April Rent SIS per month.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-30
And Don't Forget We Return You M Off Every Dollar Spent in Millinery Department This Week.

Vetsburg, Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Lilienthal,
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lippman, Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Roy Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Lippman, and Mr.. and Mrs. E. Newman.
The Cottage Club was favorite rem
devious last Wednesday,
Mrs. M. Fl. Gray entertained a few of
her friends at her home on Huntingdon
street last Friday afternoon, between
and O'Clock. Some of those present
were Mrs. w. e. Woods, Mrs. G.. S.
Payne, Mrs. M. j. Lenoir, Mrs. w. w.
Mahoney, Mrs. T. B. Cleary, Mrs. s, 3.
Henderson, Mrs. N. X. Norwood, Mrs G.
T. Baughn, Mrs. B. F. Griffin, Mrs p. II.
Brown, Miss Gertie Williamson and Miss
Caddie Griffin
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-30
STORY OF A TOMBSTONE.
1t Once Marked the Grave Of a Fam
Gus Man.
Now It Does Duty in a Country Drug
Prescriptions Compounded on
It's Smooth Surface-A Duel of Olden

From the Baltimore News.

114ESS.
From the Baltimore News.
Tombstoncs in the course of events
have been known to be used as doorsteps
and other lowly objects. However, it
can hardly be expected Of a man TO take
his Vichy and ammonia or bromide over
the epitaph Of another, especially in that
state which the Germans describe as
"Katzenjammer"
While attending Methodist conference
in Leesburg, Va, l had occasion to
spend considerable time in one of the
local drug stores. One evening, it was
cold and blustery without and quite
party had collected in the druggists sanct-
uary around a red-hot stove in the rear
Of the counter. First one yarn and then
another was unfolded, until apparitions
became the topic. During the spinning
of the ghost stories l noticed that a very
old gentleman, who was in the party,
stared at the compromising slab, part of
which was used as the base of the soda
water fountain. 1t wis a plain and I'M
pretentious looking marble slab yet |
could but discern that there was some
mystery about it from the look and words
dropping every now and then. l was soon
enlightened on the subject by being told
that IL was the sequel of a duel, discussed
in the Senate chamber of the United
States, and which brought about the first
national laws prohibiting the summary
way of avenging ones honor.
1t proved to be the original headstone
from the grave of Col. John Mason Nc
Carly, who killed his cousin, Gen. Arm
stead L. Mason, in a duel fought at
Bladnsburg, Md, Feb. 6, 1919. The news
papers of that time did not give the
duel as much space as the papers of to-day
would give such big event. 1t was given
only "A side head, ana the principal facts
were omitted. The old gentleman spoken of
had been a personal friend of both bellig-
erents, After much interviewing and
research among old newspapers files, his
tories, cyclopedias, biographies, etc,
many facts have been brought to light,
The cause of the duel was an old and ran
corous political dispute, honorable to
neither, which grew out of the campaign
of Col. Charles +. Mercer, who was
elected to congress in 1917 from Loudon
county, Virginia. Col. Mercer resided
about eight miles from LeesbuTg, on his
extremely English-looking estate named
Aide
Gen. Mason was one of the most popu-
lar men In Virginia, and II was thought
that he could easily break down Col.
Mercer, who was the federal champion.
Loudoun county was the place of his
nativity, and his large estates, named
''sssAma' and Raspberry Plains" are
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His remains were sent to Leesburg and
inferred. In 1856 they were removed TO
Richmond, and the headstone. bearing his
epitaph in Roman letters, passed into the
possession Of a drug store. 1t has an
swered many purposes. In summer
sparkling soda is drawn over it. sometimes
tors in the tragedy, and there is hardly
day but numerous prescriptions are COM
pounded on its smooth surface.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07

county. but in this case tho negro con-
fcsaeo the crime. Sam Gaillard, an ex-
convict. went to the iarm-houso, of Ne
smith when ONLY his wife and baby wers
AZ home. and asked for cup OF water. IL
was given him and nc pretended to leave
Int turned in few minutes. struck Mrs.
Nesmith to the ground, and choked her
almost to sulTocation, threatening death II
an'' nod out dog jumped on the as
s.,lont and he fled Mrs. Ne7mith's father.
l.'nrn,ng tho fncts. alarmed the neigbbor-
hood Sa,llard was captured and carried
h hoG n trial Justice, and on hls wav, TO
;o,l 200 men took him from the Constable
J and banced HIM TO n tree. Kidding his
body with bullets. Before tho HanrinS
Go,llord wnq identified By Mrs. Nesmith
and opeuly confessed his guilt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
HEATHER CHINEE.
TEST CASES IN THE MATTER OF THE
EXCLUSION ACT.
All Expenses Born by tho Famous DIX
Companies OF San Irancisco-
strong Array of Counsel.
rrr ,o,ocraph 70 tho Dispatch.


NV YoRU, MAY 6-Tho Cinnamon VINO
have violated the Chinese exclusion act
hy failing TO register within tho past year.
"a required by the law. walked into n'teu
States Marshal Jacobuss Office this morn
ing and were placed under arrest. nor
names are Wong Guam. Loo Goe. and f9hg
Yuc Sing. They surrendered thomseIyes
bv the advice Of eminent lawyers. in orler
10 test the constitutionality OF the Chl-
nese exclusion not. Quan and toe Welo
taken before Unite States District Oour';
Judge Addison Brown. while the ca. ~,
Forg Yue Sing was brought before 'uI''"
States Circuit Court Judge Lacomho. 9,
The case of Wong Quan was hiSt caIl'u'
Tho LAWYERS ptesent tor tho Cinnamon
we're Joseph Choate. j. Hubley Ashton
Maxwell Evarts. and Thomas ldordah.
Tho last-namcd ia tho counsel Tor ne
povcrful Chinese Six COmpanirs' on NHh
Francisco. winch j. defraving. all the SA-
uouees of the test ca ,es. Sir. florphH
came hero from San Francisco Two "r-No
AGO. United States District AtloIheJ
Mitchell appeared for the prosecution.
CELESTIAL DEFIANcr.
Through an Interpreter Wong Quan salt
no was laborrr: tint he was resident OK
C;earv act became a law. and that be ma
NOT applied for q certificate OF residence ~
required ly the law. nor oven troho'cI
himself about II. For not dong 50 ne h iSstI
no excuse 10 Offer. The lawyers Tor INC
Chirese appeared a. anxious ~ Mr.. AiiIcn11
oll 10 have Wong Quan adiudsod cuillF OF
violating the law. and JUDGE brown re-
mended him % the custody Of The nltcu
States Marshal - ho deported 20 hiu az.
Ice GOES case was disposed OF IN '.lnll"
manner. TOng luc SING = On Amer psi" ,
izei Cniuamnn wno wears neither ,iIU1o
nor qucro Judge LacOmoe ofdct'u MI"
depor'ed o. China.
I'm all these cases Mr.. Fvart7 apnh'd %
Judge Iorombe for writ ~ hnnea' coy
nus. which was denied in accordance WIN
The prearran.cl plan OF counsel On pom
eiGcs. aud counsel then gave notice OK ai,
neal 10 the supreme Court az the uii'l
States. The three Cinnamon were q lii.I.-
tod % bal IN $500 each. which wa pt'-
cured by representatives o. the SIX '"in-
uanies. The caees. the District ATTORNEY
said. will be heard boy the supreme court
IN Washington next week.
The proceedings were closely Wh''''u
By Yung XVI. member ~ me .i N
LoQati.u ~ Washington, aud by Nlce-Oou-
sal wig. Of tins c.tV.
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w. Need Not ne Alarmed.
soxrru1yo ABOUT THE RECENT wALi-srnEEr
FfURRY.


Tho recent furry OF stock on wall street
has excited widesDre interest all through
the United States. and many arc the rea-
sons which arc advanced as the causes
thereof. Ii would 10 hard 10 find man
who has not IN explanation and remedy
To offer for such panics. But the solli oid
citv of Richmond is still hero, and. unGls-
turbed bv the cry of wolf her rella6le
citizens still pursue their vocationS calmly
they buy and sell. and just now tho articio
which seems 10 be- exciting tho most IN.
terest is the stock Of the Traders Bank oil
Richmond. The certainty OF the success
OF thislnstituiiOn, covering, "a 10 docs. not
only tho regular banking business. but Inc
established business Of real estate ana IN
surauce enterprises; the liberal terms on
which the stock Il disposed OF, ana tho
general feeling of confidence IN hnancial
circles regarding II. all tend 10 make n
very desirable article on the stock inhrkct.
But IA procrastiuat,on figures IN AL the
events OF human hie u Will be VOL
10 remember that the bank Will only oher
for sale q limited amount OF taer stoSN A.
this time. and as II has been and Is still
selling rapidly IN fact, II sale has been
phcuomenaD oil those contemplating
making o purchase should not stlEd on
the order OF doing So, but buy n once.
The par va.uo Of thls stock Is -. wh'ch
is payable OF 23 cents per share per month.
thus placing within tho means 81 every
one an opportunity TO become a stock
holder in this excellent tau6.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
THE FEATURES OF
T0-DAY'S PAPER.

A BIRD's-EYE VIEW OF THE HXPoslIloN-
GROUNDs-Aiso Pictuycs from tho Pens OF
Various writors-TrsiDs 20 tho Grounds
Electric launches and Wheeled Chairs
Restaurant Service Concerts-Siie-shows
RICHMOND LIGHT INFANTRY BLUES-Their
Centennial Celebration-Company History
Antc-Bellum Gatherings aud tho Record OF
tho Organization During the Wnr-Personal
Points.
LIBBY.UILL sTATUE-w on tho Private
sold.ers' Monument to be Pushed-pretty
Wen DcciIed That tho Bronze Figure Shall
10 Made in Amcrica-1he Design.
SOUTHERN BAPTISrS-They win Hold Their
Annual Convention in NashvillAMsy 18th
Tho Work Performed by Three Great
Boards Interesting Programme.
THE NORTHERN NECK OF VIR ilNlA-Ad-
vantages and Resources Of This Prolific Sec
tion-lIow Richmond would Be Benefited by
Its Trad,-An Appeal IN Behalf OF Railroad
Communication.
HIGHER EDUCATIONAL Letter from Pro-
fcssor Ely-Growth OF tho Western Unit
Notwithstanding to Young Southern
ers-Linking Institutions Of Learning.
EDITORS BOOK TABLE" Island Nights En-
tcrtalnments,' by Robert Louis stevenson
"second Book Of Verse; by Eugene Field
"rhe novel: What 1t Is by Crawfori-
Etc.
SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRU
ELY TO ANIMALS-A Permanent Omce
Es.ablshei and Things IN Good shape
Some o. the Cases handled.
IN soCIBrY'S REALM-The Tuesday Euchre
Club Entertained by Mrs. Monruro Perkins.
Mis- Meta Potts At Home TO Her FHends-
To Give scenes from EvAngoline-rhe 4. p.
VA. Meeting Personals, g..
o'FERRALL> CANDIDACY FOR THH GCBER-
NATORIAL OFFlCE-A dress Of a Commit
tee Of He Friends Presenting IIs Claims.
uQUOB-LICENsLs- Judge ". Popo Dabney
Gives the History OF Them First Restrlr-
tons Cp0n tho sale Of th' ardent Is
fusal4 Upon Moral Grounds. e.
PATEIC * PEOpLE-bn Oh Friend IN Patrick
County Discoursos OF the Dispatch-NotaLlo
Motnoi.sts AMI Politics.
SECOND DIsTRicr-In,c-nal Re7onn' Co'lec-
lions for "a, Week Ending May 6.h-Erh-
tocnth Anniversary OF the Young Mems
Christ.ln ASSOCIATION ln Petersburg.
IT Is dAPflIN OyER-A Hope that tao Naval
Rendezvous Uu Not soon 30 Repeated -