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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08

who escaped from tho jail Of Prince George
county Tuesday afternoon, where they were un-
dergoing imprisonment tor bousebreasing ana
larceny, we're arrested In Petersburg at late
hour the same night aud VIII be returned TO the
county Jail.
A undue and determined suicide Ia reported
from Churchville, Augusta county. Henry BOW
ers, IN old farmer living near that place, was
found on Tuesday banging 10 tree. ON sun
day afternoon Bowers, who was man OF me-
lancholy temperament. had domestic quarrel
and left home. stating 10 his family, You VIII
never see me again" Nothing was thought OF
his absence until Tuesday, when search was
made and he was found hanging to n tree near a
rock-pile which he had evidently erected as q
trap.
A boiler at the grist-mill OF X y. Young, near
Craigs7iIle. Augusta county. exploded Tuesday.
large fragment was carried 100 feet away
by the force OF the explosion. Nobody was
injured and the damage 20 the mill was slight
The 2-year-old daughter OF Abraham Fulk
tum bled headlorg into a wash-tub near Weyer
Cave on Tuesday and was drowned while its
mother was engaged with household duties. Mr.
Fulk had son caught in mill shafting and killed
n few days since.
The new staunton Athletic Park was opened
Yesterday with a brilliant ball game between
the s,sunton and Roanoke teams. Stanton
won by score of 4 to !. Fry and Settles, pitch
ers for Roanoke and stanton. were both very
enacfiye
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08

Yesterday morning about O'Clock nre on
Reservoir street, Norfolk. Brambleton Ward,
destroyed two frame dwellings belonging 10 Mr.
George Mcintosh. Of that city and Mr.. James
Brown, Of Smithneld. Tho dwellings were un-
occupied, and the loss Il about $4,000.
A young man named Eddie Anderson was
taken in custody yesterday In Norfolk, being
wanted In saratoga, n. c.. for murder.
There Is q reward Of $500 for the capture OF
Anderson.
The naval court at the Gosport yard
trying Lieutenant Nelson, OF the Charleston, for
drunkenness has finished and adjourned yester.
day.
At the regular meeting Of Appomattox Com
manderv. No. q. Knights Templar. held In Pc
tersbui G Tuesday night. the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term: Eminent
Commander. Thomas Z. Knock: Generalissimo,
Robert ., Jones Captain-Gencra William T..
Poole; Preiate, DIR. :. w. Budd; Treasurer,
Past t-Eminent-C t-Commander John +. Parham I;
Recorder. Past-Rmnent-Co Commander John T..
Townes.
benjamin Sturdlvant, an old and well-tnown
colored mau. dropped dead Of heart-disease on
Halifax street, Petersburg. yesterday morning.
Mrs Alice McGregor. venerable and highly
esteemed Christian lady. died yesterday morn
ing ~ she residence OF her son-in-law, Mr..
Charles Brown. Of Petersburg.
. 1hensgro youths, Willie Dixie and J'S~ Jonsa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
WORLDS TEMPERANCE CONGRESS.
Archbishop ireland on Total Absiinsnees
An Interesting Paper.
LBy telegraph TO the Dispa.ch.l


CHICAGO. I'LL. Juno 7.--washing,on Han. At
the Art Institute, WAS well allei today when
the Worlds Temperance Congress Was csued -
order by Bishop Fellows Two meetings which,
according to tho Official programme, were 10
have been held at 10 o'clOck-one 10 dls.uss
total abstinence and tho other no enforcement
of the law-were combined IN Washington Han.
Archbishop Ireland. who was % rcai the hrss
paper on Total Abstinence could not BE- pres-
ent His paper was read by ". }. onahan. the
paper was an interesting ono AMI was frequent.
iy applauded. "The mere uss Of nioktants.'
said tho paper, "is not moral wrong.
The wrong IL in tho abuse. the immolo-
rate use, but the line between tho mois-
rate aud the immOdcrHte use - very vague AMI
shadovy. PhilanthrOptsts, realizing the extent
Of the drink OWL and tho vice ant sorrow ls
Causes the world. have calloi Tor a spell which
will put down the demon. Tho spoil has bcen
found. aud It II total abstinence
Tonight all the sections oi tho congress were
united in a great Temperance meeting. Among
the speakers were George W BAN. Rev. Father
John VI. Clcary, OF Iowa, Mrs. J. Ellen Foeteg,
and others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08


SrAUSTON. VA, June The city 10 in holiday
attire as lt never has bcen before, tho occasion
being the gathering here Of the Virginia Fire.
mems Association IN tue third annual conyon-
tiOn.
President Thomas Kiylighan called tho con-
yeution 10 order N the Opcra-lIouse at o'clock,
and Rev. William Cumming offered prayer.
Mayor Alexander ii. FuliZ, Commonwealth -
Attorney }. Lewis Bnmgardner, and sir. Joseph
T. Glasgow made addresses welcoming the visit
Ors.
thief-Marshal \. T. Reed. Of Danvile,
treasurer Of the association, and Chief Oppen-
helmer Of Bedtori city, responded on behalf Of
the visitors.
Resolutions thanking the city and the Fire De-
partment for their hospitality tho railroads,
press, StOnewal Brigade Band and visiting
bands, President hiylighan, and other oflcers of
tho association for their faithtulnes5 were
adopted by a rising vote.
Two Roanoke companies with drum-corps
and large companies from Hampton, Charlottes-
villc, HarrisOnourg, Denylle Bedford CITY have
arrived; Danyio brings full band, Bedford a
drum-corps. and the Roanoke Machne-WorKs
Band Is expected tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08

forest in estate of James II. Blair, deceased, In
90 foei on Third strcct northwest corner Cary
aud personally, e. 800; samo 90 !. Y. Brown.
trustee, dt 7.i2 foet on east side Ninth street
between CLAY and Leigh, subject TO deed OF trust
Of s4,3S0, 50: Lewis II. Blair and wife 20 A..
Leslie Blair 90 7-l2 feet on east side Ninth
street between Clay and Leieh, $4,000; G.. T..
Carter and wife 20 r. A. Carter, one half inte-
rest IN 30 feet on west side Pine street south Of
Holly. being lot 81. $500.
Heprico: 7. L. He'll to James II. Barton. lot 12
In block u. Barton Heights, subject TO deed OF
trust, s2C0; Charles A. johnson and wife 20
Robert Taylor, interest In ~ acres in'Tuckahoe
District, sl3 Frederick A. schultz and wife 10
pcter Copeland and wife, Ann, lO5 ncres on
south side Dambarton road, Sl4.2OJ: p. A. Sub
lett. 4. j. Knslow, A. r. Mosby. B. +. johnson,
Frank Mosby, J. y. Mo'by, !. NJ. Fourqurean. y.
V. Randolph, 7. u. FnslOw, and y. w. Rowc's
trustees TO Victoria V. Mosby, lot In square 3G.
lot ~ IA square 13 loi II IN square 2s, lot 3 In
square 10, and lot 90 iin square 90, Highland
Park, 1000; same To A. &. MOsby. lots 3 and
IN square ,. lots 3 and . In square "a, lot 23
In square 80. lot II in square u, lot in square
9. lot 20 in square ., lot In square -, and lot
= in square ~. Highland Park, $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
Richmond Arrivals at New York Hotels.
Especial telegram TO the Dspa'chI
NEW YORK. June Mrs o. l.. HittIe, Everett;
&. H. Wilson. Jr.. Gedney
The Arkansas Bank-Robbsry.
[BY tolegraph 10 De Dispatch.l

BRSroNvIiIE. ARE. June 7.--Farmer stone,
wouDded ty the bank-rObhers Monday. Is SIN
nliye. hut there are no hopes oi his recovery.
After three engagements with the robbers, In
,,,t., mo Shertff's posso was wOfsted, the party
returned The pursuing party lost i've hotSes
Killed III the second nght ana SIX Others wound
81 Mayor Patton and a farmer named Otlmes-
lev continued the pursuit and came upon the
dead body of ono Of the bandits just across NE
line into tho Nation, about 80 wears u age, ana
strinpel OF all marks Of identity The bandits
are thought TO be remnant OF the old starr
gang. -, lib . s,-,,.,
uosso OF deputies, intercepted thr IvLpols M u'so.
~ GOT mo the Nation and an eR0rt Is being
made 10 exterminnto the entire gans. Iney
were corralled In a ciump OF bushes al uleutiau
The repk though crippled, ~ sound ~ DOL
lar and will make All accounts g0Od. lho
sto,kholders have offered $1,000 reward for the
cnpture of the robbers, together Win oO per
cent. OF the money recovered. The robbers Sc
cured 1000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08

j. THOMSON BROWN & CO. o Z. W., lots
on Jacluehs, Dance, aui Carter streois-
J. II. VALENTINE, 1850 A. NJ forfeited
pledges, &c.
BOSWELL & HARMAN and " W: BOWk, Y.
~. improyei snd an!mproyoi property in
various localities.
COBB 4 wINGFlELD, r. NJ, resiience Nc.
2IO9 east Marshall street, near Jefferson
Park.
GEORGE s. yAsHOS. Js-. o Y. ~. eleven
dwellings and store oa Laurel ana Abe
marie streets
APPERsoN 6 POLLARD, So p. NJ, store and
dwelling a. corner of Biair aud Washihgton
streels; also, two yscan. lots.
CHEwNING & ROSE. Q Y. NJ. store and dsel,.
ing No. 40l weet baker street.
JOHN 7. GoDDIN q CO, - r. NJ. ccmmls.
sioDer's salo OF brick dseliing No. 900 west
Grecs street. and lot on Jefferson street bo-
tween Grace and Broad, with stable shsgeoa.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 1880 A NJ AogSsz
mules. vchiclss. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
vERAGUA LEAVES CHICAGO.
The Six Weeks He Spent There the Hap
pIest of His Life.
rBy telegraph to the Dispatch !


CHICAGO. June THE Duke OF Vcragu, and
party left Chicago tonight at 7:30 o'clock In
specal car attached to tho regular train over the
Pennsylvania road for Columbus, o.. lie was
escorted 10 tho station by detachment OF
mounted police and q sdusd OF the Chicago nus
sars. Before leaving the hotel the lauies VI lue
nartv were presentsd with bouquets OF roses.
The local committee accompanied the Ddke to
tho station. ,,..t~
Before leaving the hotel the Duke said tne M sIA
uaaks no had spent In Chicago had been the
happiest Of his life. He could never forget MS
reception at the hands OF the people aud no re-
turned the deepest thanks 20 them
The party occupied suite OF twenty-five
rooms on the perlor floor Of the Auditorium
Hotel and the bill for their six weeks enter
tsinment was over $4,000.
From Columbus a trip will be made to Niagara
Falls and thence the party will go 10 Now l ork
June 7th. Beyond that nothing has been deter
mined upon, but IL IL expected that the Duke
will make n visit 10 tho various summer resorts
ba
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08

INOfTttpUuutuCU OF InD hICIIIIIUII UI5VdIUu'J
PETERSBURG, Va, juno I'm the published
list OF representations IN the Democratic con-
yentiOn the county Of Dnwiddie IL only accord
ed Elk Delegates whereas the Democratic vote
cast for Cleveland should entitle rho county 10
eleven or twelve delegates. In the contest be-
tween Colonel GoOds and Mr.. Epes for
the seat III Congress from this district
several OF tho precincts in this county were
thrown out by tho commi. soners OF election on
the ground OF irregularities and the returns OF
the county without these precincts showed go
Democratic votes. 1t is hardly probable that
the Convention viii dlsfTanchise nearly One-aalf
u the Democrats by restricting the delegation
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
THREE CENTS PER COPY.


was sprung on Food-ani-Dairy-co Commits.
sioner NcSeai, who had boeu considered
certain OF denomination, pomoer of debega-
tlons claiming that he had been too seyore AMI
rlgid In the enforcement II tho law. Tho Ham
ilton-county delegation adopted resolution de-
claring It's objection 20 hcNcal and fayoring th0
nomination OF Waiter Brown. OF CINCINNATI
Late tonight Governor Mckinley was sere-
naded and made a spirited imprompin speech
At IL O'Clock tho suDcommittee on Platform
was still In session and the only resolution tbst
hsd run the gauntlet was cno approving snt
enaorsing Nckinlev's Administration. Tho
meeting Is being held In tne once of the Attor-
ney. General IN the state House, sentry beirg
stationed at tho door 10 keep eaycsdrOppeEs ss
q distance
The grand ratification meeting witch hai
been announced for the State-liou grounds Tor
tomorrow MI ght has been declared on. tho rear
sou bong a lack OF prominent speakers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
Won Caprivi "Hsdging."

Thy AngIO-AmeFICHH caDIo 70 EH7 Ul5Vh1'1'I
BERLIN, June THE North German Gdsstte
yesterday had an article. evidently inspired IA
which IL repudiated the argument OF the kaii-
cal organs and those which supported Prince
bismarck 10 the effect that tho government
has no right To again appeal TO the
country in tho event OF n hostile Reichsta2 beihS
chosan AT tho coming elections. Tho Gdzsttc re-
pudiates the attempt 20 assign 70 vote OF the
Reicnstag the character OF decision OF tho SUI
preme Court 10 which the government owes I'M
pllct obedience
The Freisinnids ZeiiunT comments on the
foregoIng article "a m admission that Chance-
Ior Won Capriy expects and is prepared for
defeat.
Count Herbert Bismarck, In bls election
speeches, continues 10 attack ana abuse thr
goyerrmcnt for having sacrificed tho interests ~
the empire by its commercial, colonial, ana for-
eign policy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
A Hnnaehold Remedy.

Allcock's Porous Plasters are the only
reliable plasters ever produced. Fragrant,
clean, inexpensive. and never falling, they
fully meet all the requirements OF a house,
hold msdy and should always be kept on
hand. For the relief and cure of weak
back, weak muscles. lameness. stiff or en-:
larged FONTS, pains IN the chest. small OF
the back, aud around the hips, strains.
stitches, and all local pains, Allcock's Po-
rous Plasters are unequalled.
Beware of limitations and do pot be
deceived by misrepresentation. Ask for
Allcock's, and let no solicitation or sx-
planation induce you to accept substi-
tuto.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
Chtcago's Bank-Runs.
rRr Telegraph 70 tho lnspa,ch.l

CHICAGO. June with ono exception, that ot
the Iiibernian Savings Bank. tho runs inau9u-
rated on the various saying--de iosu Institutions
arc not nearly - heavy today the cfuwi- being
less than half IA large as Yesterday. Atihe AZ
berniaa tho long line Of drpoeitors Nas con-
frontei for tho irst time th's morning with
notice that thirty days woull he require ON ie-
nosits Of 800 or less. and sixty d1ys N
amounts creator than that nsltc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
QUA COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS.
Dir. q. II. Wallace to Succeed Dir. Fisher
RseommendatiousM Made.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatcn.l !

Especial telegram 20 tho Dispatch.l
wAsHIsGTos, ID. c., June 7.-Rcpresentativc
Wise to day secured the appointments Of Charles
NJ. Wallace a. Collector Of Customs at Richmond
In the place OF John Fisher the Republican In
cumbent The laiter Was In the city to-day.
Representative Marshaa introduced at the
White House to-day Mr.. Is. T. Watts. Clerk Of
the Giles County Court, aud General Wharton,
OF Radiord.
NO VACANCY.
Representative swanson. during his call on
the President to-day, recommended the ao-
pointment OF Colonel Peter Hairst0n. Of Henry
county. AS u member OF the Board OF Visitors 10
West Point, but as there rs no vacancy the Presi-
dent Is unable 10 appoint hin.
Representative Tyler has returned TO tho city.
and he visited the Navy and Pos,-Ofice Depart
ments to-day. He IL still urging many changes
a. the Norfolk navy-yard. and Secretary Herbert
tatks layoraDiy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
Identified as j. Gennari. n Murderer.

HAMPTON, VA, June 7.-Detective John s.
Pointer, OF Baltimore, and Charles ID. Griffith,
superintendent Of the Smith 4 Schwarz Works,
near that city, arrived here to-day and identl-
ned the stranger who attempted suicide in fail
here ten days ago. after being hurt by
falling from "A tree, as Joseph Gennari, who on
May 2jth murdered Michael Iscabella az the
works above named. Inc man has been at the
Dixie Hospital near here. since that time and
has greatly improved. The proper papers have
been prepared and he will probably be- taken TO
Baltimore by the officers tomorrow. lie is be-
ing closely watched 20 guard against escape or
another attempt at suicide.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
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Messrs. Boswell aud IIarman and N. W,
Bowo will offer for salo several lots OF
property this afternoon IN tho neighbor-
hood of First aud Byrd streets. including
several houses and large vacant lot cor
neI of First and Byrd. Tomorrow a'ter.
noon thew will offer for saie two desirable
dwellings, No. 3O7 west Marshall aud 2lJ
east CLAY street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08

woarD's PrcruRrscrr ROUTE FAn.

WoRrDs PIcTUREscrE ROUTE FMB.
NoRfoLK AyD NEWnS ktiLRoAD.
through Pullman Buffet S.eeelnS-Cars.
Leave Norfolk 100 4. ~. Petersburg 9i5j
!. NJ. Lynchburg 2.l0 p. ~, Roanoke i'2l
+. NJ, Radford $3.50 T.. 81, Bluaheid $50 L.
H.. thence 10 Kenoya, Columbus. and over
the Hooking Valley end Erio lines. aud ar
rive Chicago 7:4j +. n. Low ratio excur'
sion tickets now on sale. Tram leaving
Richmond 3 A. 81. mako5 this connection.
For furtherinformation apply toau agents
Norfolk and Western railroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
OnerattXes

there are Of all sorts. some good. some
bsd some Indifferent. You want tho Dest:
So take Simmons Liver Regulator only. a.
IS the best operative 10 any attack Oh inui-
eestion. Dyspepsia. O9ssHp,,0n' a'va sdt w;tnont ont
a,;n,nc' or any deb,lisating. effects You
ssn,li know the mt,cle by the largo red q on
every psoksaa. Take no other.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
EuIaiie's Porkopolitan Entertainment.
IR., teInrranh 10 tie Disunfchl

CHICAGO June 7.-One feature OF to-dsy's en-
te.tainment OF the Princess tulaie was break
fast rendered her by Mayor Carter Harrison
After the breakfast a reception was given in the
parlors, 10 which aLout l5O invitations had
been Issued
Thls evening President inbotham. OF the
Worlds Columbian Exposition. entertained the
Infania at an elaborate dinner. Tho guests at
both entertainments were largely the samo peo-
MI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
Miss NelAon Won the Race.

AZ will 10 seen from our telegraphlc columns.
Miss Nielsen, one OF the finest little horses ever
bred 10 Virginia, won tho 2.&9-class raco al Bal
Nmore yesterday IN threo traight heats. Hcr
hest time was 2:26lS. bat she can 90 much bet
ter. She IS indeed q groat little trOtter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08

I.ru.r,' Alliance will meet bero In
...r 41 tho nan of the House OF
Ir I5il ~ August Mayor Mann
r.r..Ieut 0f the state OfgauizHuon'
t.u..l.ntIy moltOnee Ia conuec-
t.lnIu4tOn for Governor on the
r..if lck.t t De- not thought that he
Eln.tu. Mr.. Edmund Randolph
....lf aud, Is spoken Oi a. BIS sue
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
O.l.net Ery,rleY Here.

'.l.ri beverley. who was expected TO
n.rtuy Of the Peoples Parry Slate
,nIt.ee yesterday, d,d not arrive IN
.r pate in their deliberations Ho
'.'r .ar' night, however. sn1 10 stop
...i- Hotel Ills name IS also men
rf.tion with the nomination iOr
p. 500 People s-party ticket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
Gufori Meeting Las, Night.

'ts oi Colonel Buiords friends, pro-
g. 81. George bannislor, chairman
'1'd organization m Jefferson WARD,
' a' No. 10 north Governor street last
.I'rc honry ". FiOnrpOy addressed
.nr. ana seycniy-twO new names were
Be- 'tr ro' a. tbe Buford supporters Ia the
"nfto~s iOr the folr prociucIs we're
- = a.LL A..lgnol 10 duty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08

nv Anglo American cablc to tho Dlsps'ch.l
P,Rls. Juno 7.-Dr panay. thu physician ap-
rointed by the Ministry Of ths Interior 10 eN-
amino Into the condition of tho city IT Ieite,
rnports that rigorous measures have prevcntti
'he spread of cholera Ito has hot slsnsi tho
s,atement that the disease "a epidemic. Four
patlents were admitted 10 tho lazatettos Yestas-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
Richmond Terminal Assessments
fBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l

Nyw YORK, Juue Upon inquiry OF pfeSei,
,,orgar a 90. as 10 when tbs assessments on
RichmOnd Terminal stock are likely TO be called
81 ts learned that tho first call .ili be smhu
cne-atOut $3.50 per share-payablc nv an
csriy date and that the remaining calls wlli
n,obably be deferred tor some tIme and spteau
M Intervals through 1898 and the early part Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08

Your deposit made with tho Traders
Bank will receive prompt attention aud
they will pay you liberal rate OF interest
for deposits in tho savings department..
The Traders Bank il "a savings institution
and solcits deposits e all sums from 81
and upWards.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
The Backsye Republicans.

COLUMBUS, o., jane Tho Republican State
Convention met hero at r. Al. today. General
Grosyenor Was made temporary chairman aud
Credeutials we're appointed aud . recess Was
taken until Thursday morning. just b.
tore me convention assembled . nshe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08

..A s.rtrrday morning Edward +.
...... t,I and lpdgoi in the second
Is i....msu ~. ". Fostcr upon
20 ..lduct - the corner ~
BROAD streets aud with esstins
Nr foster hal been sent for 10
..f mln away. aud when he at
perform lis duty Murphy riru,
f.. ru-r aud oihorwire H. ilrcd
... Jl.us man Mas bailcl ia Tie
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
Property Transfers.

"a y. y Beai ana wife 20 J. w.
'..' u T.. 1liL ana Lena T. Giirs trustee,
COL nyfll siio Para avenue east of bifch
slulol 10 decd OF trust Of $4,000. 81. 800.
- " Blair aud YIfo 10 LeBls IL. tiair. IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08

Mr.. Richard VI. Anderson and Miss Mary
Wilson were married yesterday AZ noon at
Seyenth-Street Christian church III the
presence of large congregation OF
friends. The ceremony was performed oy
Rev. Jabez Hall, and the following gentle
men acted "a ushers: Messrs. W. NJ. An
T. n. Newman. G. A. Zlncke. Il. j. Shep-
person. I. J. Seville. J. Ii. Spicer, and j.
l.. Anderson.
After the marriage the couple left on the
12.40 train for North Carolina.
The bride is daughter Of Mr. George
n Wilson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08

BROWNS IR0S BITTEgS cures Dyspepsia. Va
laria, Billousness. aud Gonefal Dobiu.y Viyes
strength. aids digestion, toues no het'os-sro-
mothers weak women. Rnd Children.