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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-05
The Naval Rendezvous

Now that the naval-rendezyous appto-
priation for the entertainment OF Tao
naval visitors TO Hampton Roads mas oeen
granted by Congress and permission tor
Temporary buildings 10 be erected nc Old
Point for that purpose. srrangements VIII
be az once perfected on q grand scale Tor
the most attractive display Ok whr-shlps
ever seen. Foreign nations VIII vie WIN
the United States as 20 which can maze
the greatest and most attractive exhibit,
worthy or being visited by every one,
These war-ships VIII be anchored IN
Hamilton Roads, IN full Wow Of Old
Point, Hampton. and Newport News, 10
reach which the Chesapeake and ONO
railway is tho only rail route, and Tor
visiting them the Chesapeake and ONO
Railway Company IL making attractive
preparations IN equipment and Tor two
hours schedules from Richmond. the
CHESAPEAKE and Ohio will be prepared TO
arrange for quick transportation OF par-
ties OF all slzes-indivldual. by coacn-
load. or traln-load -whO can leave hich-
mond after breakfast, spend nearly tne
entire day IN visiting the wat-ships, AT
tending the entertainments. and returning
home in the evening at very reasonable
rates of fare. $50 ,,,-.
most attractive hograph-brd's..eye
view of Hampton Roads. the surrounding
territory. and the proposed assem- Oily OF
war-ships-is now on exhibition az the
Chesapeake and Ohio Passenge on
Main street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-05
FROM THE CAPITOL.
ONE PARpoNEp-cLeMeNcY IN THE
OTHER CASES REFUSED.
ceptiag the Resignation; of ssna-
tor Marshall.

The Governor yesterday pardoned Albert
Norris. who in May, 1892, was convictedin
the Hastings Court Of this city OF misde-
meauor and scatenced to twelve months
in the city jail. Pardon was granted for
the reason that the surgeon OF the jail
says it il absolutely necessary that an
operation should be performed on the
eyes of the prisoner and 1t cannot be sue
cesstully performed while Morris Is IN
prison. The surgeon and Judge Witt aa-
yised his pardon.
EXECUTIVE CLEafEyCs REFUSED.
The Governor refused TO remove the po-
litical disabilities Of Fed. Snead, OF Am
herst. who was convicted Of petit larceny;
He refused TO pardon Wildly Barton and
Hubrsll Wilson, convicted in 1892 IN the
Loudoun County Court of HOUSEKEEPING
and larceny, and sentenced to two years
each in the penitentiary. Pardon was
asked FOR these men on the ground tnat
they could be used as witnesses FOR the
Commonwealth. The Governor, IN refusing
executive clemency. writes the Common
wealth's Attorney of Loudoun as follows
Il cannot reconcile il with my views Oh
propriety TO grant q pardon to two con-
fessed thieves IN order that they may Dc
used as witnesses against another.
Mr.. MARsHALL's RESIGNATION.
The Governor yesterday accepted the
resignation of State-Senator James w.
Marshall. Of the Fourth District, who was
elected to Congress from his congressional
district. In 30 doing the Governor wrote:
~ should accept with great reluctance
but that am aware of the fact that the
Commonwealth does not lose your yaltla-
BILE services in the capacity OF one OF her
long-tried. leige, and devoted sons. You
but transfer your labors to wider field:
and one in which she has also the need OF
the counsel and representation of her III
terests by officers who, like you. have
heretofore and will hereafter lovingly dc;
fend and protect her with intelligence and
strength"
burg county, visited the Capitol yester-
day.
State.Auditor Marye went to Washing
ton to witness the inaugural ceremonies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-05

The funeral OF Mr.. George @. Hix will
take place this afternoon at 8 O'Clock from
PIne-Street Baptist church. He was son
OF Mr.. q. Z. Xix, and leaves wife and one
child. He was for a number OF years with
John T. Toler. florist, but for some time
past has been with Mr. w. G.. Hammond.
He lived at Brookland Park. tie was
member of Marshall Lodge. X. of r., who
will have charge of the funeral.
The funeral of Mrs. Lzzie Y. White, wife
of Mr.. Nelson X. White, took place from
her late residence, No. 13i south Cherry
street, yesterday afternoon. She was q
sister of Mrs. Thomas N. Okeefe and
Messrs. Oscar Il. and Pat II. Kelley.
The funeral of little Grace Madeline
Montgomery. the only child OF MIR. and
Mrs. Joe S. Montgomery, took place from
the residence. No. 2Sl6 east Marshall street,
YESTERDAY afternoon at o'clock, Rev. Dr..
w. l.. Wright officiating. The flowers
were protuse, very handsome. and beautl-
fully designed. The pail bearers were
Active-Roy c., q. W.. and W. q. Mont
gomery, and 0. ID. Pitt; honorary essrs.
G. II. Lester, A. b. Ferguson, IL. r. Welsh
ger, and c. G. Crump. The interment was
at lakewood.
Mrs. Fannie A. Harrison. widow of John
II. Harrison, of Sussex county. dled at the
residence OF her son-in-law. Captain L; I.
Pollard, No. 622 north Eighth street, last
night. The funeral will take place from
the house at Ii o'clock tomorrow ana the
interment will be in Blandford cemetery,
Petersburg, on the arrival OF the INV
train from this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-05
NEW ENTERPRISE IN MANCHESTER.
Applicants for the Postmastership-Pe
anna, po,pt.-A Pretfy Wedding.


The Henrico and Chesterfield Sanitary
Company has bought the Ice-machlne
plant and fixtures, located near Johnsons
Iron Works, in this city, and has begun
operations there. Messrs. Pope and GIN
ter are interested IN this company. They
own a mar-bed in Prince George county,
and tho mari from that place VIII be con-
verted into fertilizer under the Dougnerty
system. This new enterprise Wall give EN-
plovment to number or men III TINS CITY,
The ONLY place to be filed by Mr.. Cleve-
land in This city is that OF Postmaster.
and there are several applicants for the
position. among them being W. i: Pitt.
! W. 3. Ball, O. i. Merritt. and ID. Il. Ioney.
Rev. j. NJ. Helm will preach at Co
wardin-Avenuo Christian church tonight
at 1880 o'clock. After services the ordi-
nance of baptism will be administered.
Regular morning service at IL O'Clock.
Mr.. Frank Hancock became the .pur-
chaser of the medical library of his father,
the late DR.. Philip Hancock, which was
sold Friday. Mr. Hancock expects to
study medicine.
Some few fish have been caught in the
river below Mayo's bridge during the last
few DAYS.
In the absence of DR.. John W. Brodnax
DR.. Lawrence Ingram will ofiiciate as
Coroner.
Miss ellis, of Farmville. is visiting Mrs.
Charles Conley. i'll this city.
Rev. Preston Nash delivered On interest
ing lecture Mt the Meade Memorial church
Friday night on the subject, an Hour
with the Episcopal Church from Apostolic
Times to William the COnQueror."
There was pretty home wedding IN
Swausboro' last Tuesday evening, when
Hiss Maggie T.. Grow became the BRIDE OF
Mr.. James u. Harlow. The ceremony was
performed BY Rev. l.. L. Dadmun at the
home of the brides father. Mir. william
II. Tompkins acted as best mnu and Miss
Annie Grow. sister OF the bride, was the
maid of honor.
George Braxton, negro, was arrested
bv Oficer Moies last night and lodged IN
the stauOn-hOase. charged with lighting
and creating a disturbance.
The Manchester Dramatic Club had a
rehearsal of the opera Little Tycoon
last night.
The ladies' Missionary Society of Stock
tOn-Strect Baptist church Will bold It's
| regular monthly meeting this afternoon at
3 O'clock. Miss Ida Flournoy, the presl-
dent OF the society, has arranged an en-
tertaning programme. Misses Leyla and
AMMO Cora Martin Will sing duet. and
Mr. q. IL. Cole will sing a solo. There Will
be a recitation by Mss Alma Angle. and
MIR. Il. l.. Nelines will address the So
cietv. The public is invited 10 attend this
meeting, and it IS desired that all the
members of the society will be present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-05

truck. He did not learn that any one was
killed until he reached boswell. and then
did not know that Il was his engine winch
struck the deceased.
MT. w. Il. CANCEL. the fireman, stated
that he knew nothing Of how tue acciden.
happened. and other witnesses examined
could throw no positive light on tue uh-
fortunate occurrence.
The jury rendered q verdict that tue De
ceased came to his death by being run
over by the west-bound passenger tram
No. 81. and that no blame was TO DO at
tached 10 the railroad authorities
II is supposed that Mr.. Obrien was
struck by tho locomotive while Leaning ms
COW across the track. Both OF hiS legs anu
his lett arm were broken, and there was
also cut over bis temple. Inc latter
wound is. supposed to have caused his
death. The deceased. who was married,
was abouf.7O years Of age, aud leaves two
daughters. A.
The funeral will take place from the
residence. Chelsea Hill. tomorrow morn
ing at $50 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-05
Low MORTALITY
Northwssssru Mutual Life-insnrsos
Company.

Owing to the fact that new business -
written by this company only 10 tnose DOT
lions OF the United States when s1p ~
r;enee has shown to BIO most favoraoie 70
longevity and where tho losses VIII b ee ,ss'
tho mortality of the company cohs,hue,
exceptionally low, being less shan rb,i p; Is
cent OF the mean amount ut risk Ins 70
lower than that Of any other arge comps
nv. and over one third lower thah tno
average of all companies for 1871.
The annual statement IN another sD.', snr
shows the income and Disbursements Tor
the wear 1882. and the amount OF toe as
sots. liabilities, aud surplus, Decent id oer
Stat. The assets have increased S.,tVs,-
333.67 during the year. and the sutpies.
81. 575. 5g3.99. The statement SHOWS snas
the securities in which the assets are IN
vested are OF the superior quality roqplrei
by the charter and justified by the expo
rlence of the company. .o.
For further information rs 10 fa''''
plans, or agencies, address lido
General Agents for Virginia ana NOfs"
Carolina, Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-05
Alleged r,iibas,e.,ns Expedition.

WASHINGTON, March AIN the confusion
incident TO the change-oi- government
story sent from Key West tbas an expedi-
ton would shortly leave that port ostensi-
bly for Central America but in reality to
lberate Cuba cannot berun down tca 1atis-
factory point or denial or confirmation, but
every Indication seems 20 point 10 the
inaccuracy Of the rumor. Secretary Tracy.
the outgoing Secretary of the Navy, knows
nothing of 1t. Secretary Herbert that is
Off sial information has come TO them on
the subject. and az a rule the Spanish Legal
ton usually keeps the State Department
fully informed OF any projected Cuban
movement long before It gets into the
newspapers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-05
A MARCH BLIZZARD.
Yesterday One of the Most Disagreenbio
of the Winter.

A genuine March blizzard struck Rich
mond YESTERDAY and made the city shiver
IN It's cold embrace. The day was without
doubt one Of the most disagreeaole OF the
winter. FRIDAY night just about the timo
the military and civilians were taking the
trains for Washington heavy rain set III
and this lasted until after ~ O'clock, when
the showers developed into sleet and after
wards into snow. 1he feecy element
fell at intervals until near noon. and then
q cold. raw wind set In. Despite the fact
that the ground WAS very damp the snow
managed 70 obtain bold in many places.
Before night the weather cleared MP and
there was general freeze. The cold wave
was evidently expected. as the flag was
hoisted on the Chamber " Commerce
building and the weather bulletin an
nouneed q fail in temperature by to-day.
The blizzard appears 70 have come from
the West and 20 have travelled eastward
ut very rapid rate. All along the line OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway from
CINCINNATI TO Richmond snow fell and the
weather was very cold and disagreeable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-05
Fight Between Families.

IEy
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March AT White
hall, Tenn. there was fight between the
Ross and Morrison families. Three of the
Morrison boys were engaged in q row;
also. their friend. Pope Dodson. VIII
Ross, with knife. inflicted mortal wounds
on two of the Morrison boys. Pope bod.
son and Hi" Morrison turned on VIII
Ross and cut him literally TO pieces. Roy
Morrison was eviscerated and Taylor Nor
rison was stabbed in The lungs. 1t is al.
most certain that Will Ross aad Roy and
Taylor Morrison will die.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-05
Arrest of n Travelling Salesman.

George A. Muudy. travelling salesman
employed by Messrs Taylor d Boiling,
was arrested yesterday afternoon at
O'clock by Officers Williams and Wren on
o warrant charging him with stealing $50
from his roommate. NJ. J. Baker. The lat
ter accuses the prisoner of having removed
the money from hIs pockets while the two
were in their room together. The police
have recovered portion OF the missing
funds. Mundy was taken to the Second
Police Station and at a late hour last night
lie had not been bailed.
Sarah James. q colored woman. wos ar
rested yesterday on warrant charging her
with stealing $40 from Mrs. Charles r.
Seif1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-05
SYKES AND HIS FRIEND.
They Impose Upon Minister at EN-
poria.

A letter 20 the DISPATCH from its Empo-
ria correspondent says: Last evening Rev.
George \. Bradley, the popular young
munster of the Baptist church here, called
on your correspondent and gave him an
account Of how ne had been victimized by
one Victor Fenwick," who has been ope-
rating IN your city. Mr.. Bradley did not
know that he had been duped until he saw
the article in the DISPATCH OF yesterday.
Several days ago Fenwick and mac call
ing himself Charles A. Thalor called upon
the minister and stated that they were
printers looking for Job and were out OF
money, ard that they were prominent in
church work, &c. They exhibited testi-
monials purporting to be signed by some
leading men of the country. Our kind
hearted minister was completely taken IN,
furnishing the two men with dinner each
and q railroad ticket TO Petersburg They
did not try TO work any one except the
minister.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-05
Mr.. JOHN o'BRlEN's DEATH.
No Blame Attached to the Railroad En-
pioyees.

Squire Barney Frischkorn. OF Honrico
county, held an inquest yesterday at noon
over the remains OF John 0Brien, VINO
was killed by Train No. 81 OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railwey Friday night
hear the Locomotive Works.
The investigation TOOK place q. Nc
DonouRh's undertaking establishment,
where the corpse was carried shortly after
the accident. aud the following gentlemen
constituted the jury: X T.. Moseley, w.
y. Holdsworth. A. 8. Jackson. q. w.
Thomas. j. III. Dixon. aud Peter Wills
Mr.. J. X. Chalkley, the engineer OF the
that when about three hundrld yarda
from the Locomotive Works he saw some
thing which looked Ike cow cross the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-05
presnnisd WIN a Watch.

Last week the Valentine brothers, of the
Valentino Meat-Juice Works. presented
MIR. Michael j. Cullinan. one of the engi-
neers employed at the Allen Ginter To-
bacco-W Works. with an elegant gold watch.
The inscription on the watch explains it.
self IL reads:
Presented to Michael j. Cullinan by
Valentine Meat-Juice Company as token
OF appreciation for assistance 20 US after
the fire January II, 1885,"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-05
anartment.. He complained to the police,

apartments. He complained 10 the police,
and last night Officers Foster and Griffin
went 10 the room and discovered an old
white woman named Martha West in the
Office. She was lying on bundle Of papers
with bottle of whiskey by her side. The
officers took her into custody, and she was
sent to the Second Police-Station in the
patrol wagon. The prisoner evidently had
n kew TO the lock on the door. "a Mr.. Con-
the morning. Yesterday, however. he
changed the lock, but Notwithstanding
this the old woman still managed TO get
into the Office. How she effected her
entrance last night is more than the officers
Martha IL a. least so years of age aud is a
uatiye 6f England. She refused TO talk to
the police when taken to the station
house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-05
n Opportunity to Make safe an,

The United Banking and Building Com
pany. S2l east Main street, offers for sale a
limited number OF the shares of its capital
stock. fully paid and -assessable, at $50
per share. A cash dividend of Ter cent.
per annum, payable semi-snnually, 10 paid
on the cost of this stock. The stock also
participates III the profits of the company,
and Is redeemed by the company at ITS ma
turity (Which 10 estimated 20 be about
eighty-four months) at 800 per share, re,
gardless of the cash dividends already paid
the holder thereof. Investors are invited
10 call or write for prospectus Of the
cOmDanV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-05
Discharged from the Dispcnsary.

Tho two men. Graves and Lansing, who
were found of ElkO some time since with
Their lower extremities frost-bitten wore
discharged OF last Friday from the Medi-
cal-Colege dispensary aud sent to the
almshouge. Their case was reported IN
these columns NJ the time, and 1t will be
remembered that their condition was very
critical, requiring amputation OF one lee
slightly above the ankle-loint and OF half
of the other foot Of each in order TO save
thor lives. The ooeration was performed
by DIR. W. z. Mathews. Of the Adjunct
Faculty of the Medical College, assisted
by other physicians. and both men have
made good recovery aud will have fairly
good locOmCtlOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-05
Tha Firn Department.

The Board Of Fire Commissioners have
Cotton out the new official fire-slarm cards,
on which there are III boxes. Three of
these are new stations. having just been
ordered by the board to be placed and are
as follows; No. 80, Twenty-elghth and
Dock streets; No. 9l3. Randolph and
Beverly streets, and No. 3l4, Fifteenth and
Poplar streets.
No. stesmer is being reprinted and en-
tirely oyerhauled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-05
Sermons to Good T-mplars.

At the last meeting of District Lodge OF
Good Templars it was recommended that
the different lodges secure ministers TO
preach temperance sermons for them. The
first of the series will be delivered by Rev.
Jabez Hall at Sevent h-Street Christian
church tonight at s O'Clock. All members
of the order are requested 70 meet with
Trinity Lodge al Central Hall promptly at
1870 and 90 in body to the church, wear
ing their badges.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-05

A detachment of the First Virginia Recl-
ment. under command OF Lieutenant John
Il. Holstead, will meet the Walker Light
Guard Mt tho Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way upon their return from Washington
tonight. The infantrymen are requested
to assemble at the Armory at $50 O'Clock.
and all the members of the regiment who
desire 10 do so ore invited 10 accompany
the detachment 10 the train.
Colonel Henry G. Jones and Lieutenant
Colonel A. l.. Philips returned from Wash
ington last night. They only spent few
hours in the capital city, as the weather
was wretched and they Jared very badly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-05
narion-Iiright- Notes.

Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Lamb have returned
to the Heights, and will reside on Barton
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. White left Tuesday
on a VISIT to Baltimore.
The Baptist church has decided to hold
O protracted meeting in April.
Mrs. ". O. Shelburne left Wednesday on
visit to her brothers family, IN Baltl-
more.
The following residents went to Wash
ington TO attend the Inauguration cere-
monies: MIR. and Mrs. j. H. Harvey. Dir.
and Mrs. ". X. Bache, Mr.. and Mrs. H..
T.. Lorraine, Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Minor,
Mrs. P1liam, Miss Matte Ryland. Mr..
aud Mrs. X. IL. Fox. and Miss Ivy Fox,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-05
HOMESTEAD PRISONERS Sentenced.
fBy telegraph to the Dispaich.l

PIrTsBunG, Pa. March, 4.--Robert J.
Beatty, Hugh T. Dempsey. district master
workman Of The knights of Labor; Gala
CHER. and Davidson, the Homestead pris-
souers. were brought into court tins morn
ing for sentence. Beatty and Dempsey got
seven years each. Gallagher Ave years,
and Davidson three wears.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-05
Ilancnck-Hlnnl.

Mr.. James ID. Hancock and Miss Ida
". Bland. both of this city, wero married
in Weldon, n. c.. Thursday by Rev. q. w.
Hartman. There was no objection to the
match on the part Of the brides father.
but the announcement of the marriage
was O great surprise TO HIM. Mr.. Han
cock is a popular young compositor, and
his wife Is daughter of ex-Counc,lman
Ira Rland
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-05
Penn n,,u.i I,fc.Insurance Company.

T0nn WutuhI LIT iHN"T"E'O' N"''I = -
The Penn Mutual--whose forthwith an
nual statement appears this mornings "a
grand old institution. 1t is strong, pro
pressiye, and conservative company. ia
etatement shows gains in all departments;
These splendid results are tho triumph OF
an enterprise that does not iiorget tle IN
terests OF existing pOllcy-holdets' nero
Is nothing sensational about tho method OK
the Penn.
IL offers good insurance. backed by imam.
cal sohdity, aud Is one of the strongest
advocates Of good life-iDsurance methoqs.
The Penn Is represented N Virginia oy
Peasants & Hall. general agents Tor fir.i-
~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-05
NEWPORT NEWS coLLscroRsHIP.
A Cheerful Topic Of Conversation at the
Colonial CapitaI-Celonei Ewell.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Disoatchl
WILLIAMSBURG, W., March 4.-The
Democratic Executive Committee Of York
county was IN session OF Yorktown yester-
day. The candidacy of Hon. John W.
Crafford tor tho Newport News collector
ship was unanimously endorsed. Thomas
Newman, County Treasurer, WAS selected
as treasurer of the committee, and Mr.
George i. BRYAN was named rs secretary.
The passage by Congress OF the William
and Mary College ill IS the ono general
topic Of conversation among our people,
and this assistance will again put this IA
nous old institution in condition to once
more reach the proud position 1t once
held as the leading educational institution
of the South.
Among those who labore1 in and out of
season for tho passage OF this bill and wno
enlisted the sympathy and support OF MIR.
Hoar, Of Massachusetts, Its chief friend in
Congress). Is the venerable Colonel b. S.
EWail
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-05

HELENA, MoHT.. March 4.-Governor
Richards to-day appointed Leo Mantle. of
Butte, United States Senator. Mr.. Mantle
is the present Mayor of Butte and was the
last Republican caucus nominee. His ap-
pointment is credited TO the influence OF
Marcus DAILY, who voted his men with the
Republicans against the regular Demo-
CRITIC nominee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-05

lbF tuIueIaVH 20 sH' U'5VHsOu-I
HUNTINGDON, w. Va. March s.--Another
tragedy occurred in the southeastern cor
ner OF Wayne county yesterday. making
tho fourth murder in that neghborhood
within week. John Gilkinson and
George Adkins renswed en- old quarrel at
Cove tap. Both were determined 10 fight
twenty shots we're exchanged and each Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-05
she uenrlco Dem ocra,ic Committee

Chairman Mitchell. of the Henrico
County Democratic Committee. has called
a meeting of his committee for Monday
morning at II o'clock at the county court
house for the purpose Of arranging for tho
primary to nominate candidates for Clerk
of the County and Circuit courtsand minor
offices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-05
The Eiar-Pnie Accented.

Mr.. William II. Cullingworth having on
behalf of the Union Democratic CLUB ten-
dered 70 the Soldiers Home the fag-pole
of the club corner of Twenty-fifth street
and Church-Hill avenue. Commandant
Bigger accepted it Thursday in graceful
laf.ar