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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18
RICHMOND PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
Annual Meeting Held Yesterday A''er""o"
and Onlcers Elected.

The annual meeting Of the ElcAhi'"'
Produce Exchange was held yesterday
afternoon. the president, Mr.. L. r.
Erisgs. in the chair. Captain Il. \. jacob
secretary.
The annual reports of the officers WIZ
rr,ecutel. showing the affairs OF tht Ia
change to be in very good coh''''U'
,rbis or,aui2atiOn has only been IN -
jst.ncc one year. bu; II has br'h oil -
b,uedt to the produce comm sSl'n tI""'
of inc city. ana at the meeting Hrid w.
ter,lav plans were begun for iurther use
funess. go.
The following were elected officers I'r
the ensuing year: President. X. !. Urges
First Nicc-Prcsiicnt. G. l.. l'ch1i'S'
Second Nicc-Prcsidcnt. William Spra'iey :
Directors. ". ". Spratey. .. b. Howard.
Joscph WalIorstcin. g. VI. McMinl, ana
" r. Hudson. Standing committees
ON TRANSPORTATION Joseph Nalierstr'n'
W W. Sprtlcy. and G. T. Richards
ON Credits. H. Mcintire. J.. g. Edwards.
and q. NJ McM nu; on Quotations ~.
L. Park. ". f. Hudson, and u. -. Wal
l.rstcin: on Arbtauon-loopoh Levy
I.omuel Powers. and William jenkins,
.Ir. The nrSt-uamei gentlemen on each
committee Is chairman - same.
After vote of thanks % Caian u.
4. Jacob Cwho was reelected secretary
and treasurer for PROMPT ana efficient
discharge of thr duties OF his Office, the
meeting adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18
NORTH CAROLINA SOCIETY,"
Members OF II Held AN Important Mcet,n,
nj Atlanta, Ga.

Atlanid Journal)
There was an enthusiastic meeting OF
the North Carolina society AT tho han
Of the Ilibcrrian Rifles Sunday nlcht.
Captain John \. Dods7n presided and
Mr. w. W. Davies sescretar.eI the moot
ing. The object Of tho meeting WIS 20 d.
termine whether to celebrate the Mecll-n-
burg declaration II independence i'm thiq
CITY on the 2oth by a splendid banpGot.
Speeches were made bv various members
present. but no conclusion was reached IN
the matter and the question viii bee aga'.
taken up AZ the next regular meeting o,
the society.
The North Carolina society is one ~ the
most prosperous Of the numerous STATE
societies in this cosmopc' titan city. T.
officers are as follows:
President John A. Dodson First Vice
President, r. VI. Clayton: Second Vice
President. Walter p. Andrews: Secretary.
william w Davies; Treasurer. A. Z.
Woodell: and Warden. x. q. Foard.
The roll Of membership given below IN
cludes some OF Atlanta's best and most
prominent citizens:
W. L. Andrews. J. 5. Armstrong. WI
liam \. Baker G. VI. Brewer. w. \
Brewer Rev. r. S Barrett Thomas VI.
Blacknall Rom. Bellamy. Isadore Bow
den' shepard Bryan, Captain X. NJ. Clay
ton, T. A. Gloss, Dr. j. a. Chlds. T. Sin
eleton Coart, J. A. Clarke, Isham Daniel.
William w. Davies. a. l.. DeRossett. Jr..
j. \. Diifee John r. Davis. CAPTAIN John
4. Dodson. 10 Estes. G. W. Eddlns. II. o.
Foard. a VI. Francis. +. VI. Fremont.
|. Il. Grandy. W. ID. LYMAN c. W. Hun
ncutt. Il. I. Hunnicutt. W. y. Hawks.
Frank Harralson, W. w. Ipach. James NJ.
Johnson. J. Il. Jordan. y. u. Johnson.
J. l.. c. Kerr, w. f.. King. G. F.. King.
Memphis: j. =. Kinyon. William Kinyon.
William Kinyon. Jr.. G. +. Kinyon, Sam
uel King. Fay Larkin. X. J. Lewis. J. d.
Lindsay r. Il. Lippitt. w A. Martin.
f. S. Moore, Il. II. Mountcastle. J. T.
Mountcastle, F.. w. Marsh. r. Il. Moolins.
William Ormond. C. l.. Pettigrew. w. J.
Preston. G. b. Phillips. DR.. ]. o. Perkins.
and A. Ramseur.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18
RICHMOND RAILWAY
AND
ELECTRIC COMPANY.

Main Office and Light Department,
foot of Seventh street. Telephone 6jE
City Division. Office Main and Vine
streets. Telephone III.
Union Division, Office Twenty ninth
and + streets. Telephone GJG.
Manchester Office, Semmes avenue.
Telephone 432l.
Arc and Incandescent Lights and
Electric Power ut reasonable rates.
Electric-Light VIKINGS speciality.
Parties desiring Electric Lights OF
Power by notifying the main office 10y
mail or telephone, will be waited upon
by representative Of the company.
lInh oO-;n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18
THE CABOT CASES.
They MAY or May Not lie Tried To-Day
nfhrr lnnrI NrMr.

Th- CABOT cases will be called in the
Hu-fines Court to-day. II is barely posi-
bic that the Trial will be begun, because
II the delay in making UP a detailed
statement of the accounts between the
accused and the Live-Oak Distillery Com
pany. Of Cincinnati, the funds of which
concern Mr.. cadet is charged with having
cmbcZZed.
In the Hastings Court yesterday
Thomas jefferson (colored), charged with
cruelty to animals. was sent to Jail for
one day.
The case Of Robert ii. Robertson.
charged with forging the name of X. T..
Sommeryille to IA check on the state Bank
for S2s, was continued until the May
term.
CONTEST OVER 4 WILL
4 very interesting Will case was heard
in the Chancery Court yesterday. 1t
was that of John ". and James w.
Anderson. executors of Samuel $. flasher.
AGAINST Bette NJ. flasher ana others.
The widow contested the will Of her
husband on the ground that he was not
possessed of a sound mind when it was
drawn. The evidence In the case was
concluded last evening, and the jury adj
journcd over until this morning.
Dora q. Pearman qualified in this
court yesterday as tXecutrN OF lne estate
of William q. Pearman.
LAW AND EQUITY.
Tho record OF the Law and Equity
Court yesterday was as follows:
An Injunction was applied for by =.
c. Edwards VS. Fox & Rider. Thursday.
April 18th, was fixed as the day for hear
ing argument.
The following suits were instituted:
Kate Taylor vs.. the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company Tor 500.
Ann NJ. Okeefe VS.. John Obrecht for
so.
Samuel NJ Page qualified to practice
law In this court.
This court was engaged yesterday in try
ing tho case of +. NJ. Winfree vs.. James
l.. Taliaferro.
CIRCUIT-COURT MATTERS.
In the city Circuit Court yesterday
judgments were rendered as follows: In
the case OF John II. Leisfeldt VS.. W. $.
Archer. judgment for plaintiff for SSS.42.
Commonwealth of Virginia vs.. +. s. c.
Hunter and others. judgment for Sl.07Si5,
subject to credit
Commonwealth of Virginia vs.. Samuel
rrather. Nolle prosequi entered.
Same against James Braxton and Mil
ton Hayes. Motion TO set aside the yer.
diet and to arrest judgment sustained
and nolle prosequi entered.
The following cases were removed to
the Law and Equity Court: James u.
Hancock vs.. Berger Leath d Myers: the
Conquest Tie and Lumber Company vs.
the Farmvile and Powhatan Railroad
Company 1.-TWO cases..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18


is the proper intention of all good dress
ers. The best way to do It in Richmond Is
TO call on McAdans * Berry for a made
io.ordcr suit-one which not only con
forms to the latest styles, but also flts
the figure TO nicely. The new mate
rials and patterns are all here, the list
inc,uding everything. None can tall to
he suited with sucl opportunities Tor
choice, ami certainly none are ever dis
satisfied with the style, cut, lit, or make
ND Of McAdars n Berry's Suits. Fault
les work aud reasonable prices present
q double attraction. Order your suit
now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18
KUHN SENT TO A JURY.
Testimony OF Miss Trainham and Her
Mother--Other Cases Heard.

The most celebrated case yet heard In
the new Police-Court room was that on
yesterday Of Peter Kuhn. the young white
man charged with the betrayal under
promise Of marriage Of Parthenia Train
ham. Miss Trainham is quite pretty and
not more than ~ years OF age She was
nicely dressed. and appeared n perfect
lady. When the case was called the JUS
tee had the courtroom cleared. The only
witnesses placed on the stand were the
slrl and her mother. The young woman
testified as 10 the relations that had ex-
listed between the prisoner and herself.
and stated that Kuhn had promised to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18
MAY QUIT THE TROOP
MEMBERS or THE ASHBY LIGHT
HORSE MAY WITHDRAW.
But HIS Exceltency Wants the Organira-
tIon &" Remain Intact Fees on Char
tcrs-Hespite Granted, Etc.

Governor O'Ferrall yesterday granted
permission TO members OF the AshbS
Light Horse who cannot ride or oanno'
mount themselves to become members OF
other military organizations.
In so doing he issued the following
order:
II regret very much that such dlssatls-
faction with the cavalry arm Of the ser
vice exists in this troop as TO induce 50
many OF its members to request It's dis
bandment. II seems that many OF the
members enlisted without n due appre-
citation Of the duties which would dcvolve
upon them or "A proper understanding
vs. to the requisites of a cavalryman'
'The name CAshby) which the troop
adopted was an inspiring one, but 1t does
not seem to have aroused the enthusiasm
in the ranks which would naturally nave
been expected.
"The troop was organized March H.
1892. when. according 10 the request lor
disbandmcnt. on the 9Th Of October lS'5'
only about twenty-five Of the original
nhpTS
showing. as claimed that the enthusiasm
which existed at the time Of organl@'-
ton soon faded when the men realized
that the troop had been started on very
mistaken principles. and that they had
adopted the wrong branch Of the scr
vice. .,,,,.,
NEVER BE GOOD RIDERS.
"yvbuc men who enlist IN the volunteer
militia Of the state should be hcid 70
ricid performance Of the terms on 'n""
enlistment In order To insure "iS''i'''.
and an efficient organization / am '"'
isncd that there are members Of Iio"P -
who would hardly ever become h"''
riacrs-a most important requisite % "
cayalryman-aud that their Te'c"''"" ~
Tho troop would not tend to promote I'
ofHciapcv and that there perhaps are
numerous others who cannot mount u!'"i
Ice without mourning expenses "hl'h
they cannot afford.
~, ,Jew of these facts l am Of opinion
that these members should De "Hu"'
transfers to the infantry or aI''l'i -
Ie,yin., the troop still intact as an or
sauization. ,.,,,i com
u,udiug the First Virginia Regiment 90
cavalry give transfers 10 all m'nln'IS -.
TIoap G. who viii make appli,a"'HS -
writing within the next hitcch gay
Getting forth. in accordance with 'H" -
presentations made to me- ud' '"'S
nat good riders or that they cannot
roirt themselves without incuUlns 'N-
r.uees which they cannot afford 10 su'n
,.anusrv or COMPANIES of infantry Oh
srttllerv as they may indicate III theH
application
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18
breathing Poison,

You can't draw breath without in
haling poison, II you sojourn in a ma
larious locality during the unhealthy sea-
sons. The denizens OF malnria-stricken
regions testify that the only certain safe
guard against the poisonous vapor and its
ague cake, and dumb axue. h Ho~tetter' 5
stomach Bitters. which remedies. also.
constipation, biliousness dyspepsia, and
rheumatism.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18

The object II ihi~ sur i 10 cenrcne tie crrGi-
tO,s and heirs Il Charles Davis, der,asol late II
Hon lI or 90 luty, and tO have the Court g. COZ
stru. the Will 0i sa.d Char'cs DAVIS dccca so. ani
as erf8lu the Outstanding debts ana demands
acninst ui- cst1t aud T. direct -. -. Carcwcll.
admin strator, cum te,tauento annoXu. IN the
administration and distributor OF testatO.'8
esq,
And ar'G17it svilg been mad' and fled that
the deicudan--. Gr1rsc pGsi-, *. H. hErei. sud
Mary A. ARrad. his vile. are n'n.fesidrut- ~
the STATE Il Virginia. Il ia ordered that the sad
oe'en1ants appear here within ilite"n DAYS after
the due publication 81 THIS order nnI 10 what j.
necessary o. protect her ,uterf-t, in tLi- -git.
= cJuy-lyst: q \. BRONN y, tl-rs.
CAEoHLLL - .ARDYEII. p. 4. lIn 3S-W4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18
KAYULATED SUGAR, 6POUNDS

" Observation-Disclosures. p
I dozen Nor Carolina cut ll"rrlngs for. -
l. ght Brown SI-ar, per pound. ........... }5p
Best CITY Meal, Yer bIsu"L.. .............. 81
Arburke's AriO-a Coffee. per pOVnd....... -
NounfaIn-RCli Butter. per poGud.. ........ 20
New NJrtc Carolina los llerrugs, To-.
DOZEN, or half-Darrel. ..-.................S2 90
G dish, per pOuni.................... >
Fresh soda Crackers. per pound........... ,
: poun Il Virginia BI"KShcg p
Nice iat Mackerei. per GDLon.............. 20
California Hams. per pounf. .............
CarOl,ua RE. per pOuuu........ ........... >
Silver King Minnesota Patent Family
Flour. $40 a barre, or De. n sax
Snowflake Patent Family Flour $3.50 I
barrel or 2.ic. sax.
! Pounds DI"i Peaches iCr...... ........ -
Pounds Neg Prune5 for .................. -
Roasted tofee, better han AroucKl-s,
Pure Lard, per Ouu1....................-.
SDur Pickl~-. per all0p.....-.............. p
Homemade jelly, pcr ppInd..............
Pure sugar syrup. per gallon. 20
Xxx rancy famly Flour, - IA barrel, ~
@0c. sack.
Large Bars soap for Observation-Disclosures. -
New Crop New Orleans Moaeses. per ga
ION ...'.'.' '.'.....'.. ...-''...... ~
Good Mixed Tea. per pound. ............... -
breast bh'oh.-.. ............ ...... 10
Prlce-lisi mailed on application. Phone $40.
:. ULLIAN's son.
de @1-dexSu lS2O.lS!2 east Nam street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18
COZ 1T ORDERS.

ETIRGINIA.-lN THE CLERKS OF
elCE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT or HAN
OYEk COUNTY, MARCH =, 1904:
". -. Cardwel lmilIstra'lf, cTm tes'ameEto
auneXo OF CHARLES Davis. deceased. ul2IntiG.
sgalnst
Mrs. l. illbcth Davis. John Davis, George DAVIS.
T. f. Waugh and Fllelia waugh nee Bar
ringer HIS wife: g. smith sni Emma l.. smith
(ncs ElU.necrl his wife: T.. b. Aired and
Mary A. ASscd ace Barrinse.) is WIFE,
faf.uGapfs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18
VHREE SMALL FRAME DWELL

TWENTY. FIRST STREET BETWEEN + AND
QSIkEkl>.
Will be sold by auction, on tua premises, on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL Is. 1894,
NJ 800 oclccN l.. 81
Those houses have lately been put IN p"-fe't
order Ihcy contain three or four roo. .Ji
are occupied Ly good tenants Ih' oWH FliI
sell a a Low iSure and AZ price thal Nj lly
handsCm eIv on the amount invested.
IERMs: Liberal AMI az sale.
DENOON. upper s. co.
mp II A.cu. neers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18

UCTION SAIL STOCK OF GRO
a CFRIES. sIOREFiXIUKt-.u dot HOLD
Fl KNIITRE. DEi GOODS. Go IiilNH. &C.
nv relurst of Nr. George & nlri. who l. te-
clinns business. VIA sell d. go norm seven
tccuth street.
WEDNESDAY,. APRIL ISM,
commencing Al lob ocl0cs. BIZ y T Y
>IOo IA. consistin, IN par- OF 300 bars sap. 4
quantity Of Flour. barrel syrup. uarfcl me-
Far. l barrel Herring, 20 boxes Cigars. ID
smoking and Chewing Iobacc.. lot Candy amt
Caudy-Jar-. 3 Showcases. p1lrs >cHlr+. .o.
Tea a q Coffee. Bacon. -oy-ru rr,.- .'te-
Polish, = Ice-Boxes. LOT Mustard, Pepper, B'.e-
Ing. Hc.: Canhod GoOIs: nice a. rtment oi
CrOrkery ami glassware; new touer- 'i.'.
dozen BrooWs; general as--tiinrAt pi Wy
Goods. Push Goods sew AMI >'-.li-itrAi
ClOtnIne, and many other Sp,it TOO nHmrr.I,
to mention. Also. hl, Hou-eh)ii Furniture.
such - ouRirs. ExteuEi b "-. Eriste1I-.
Feather Beds. good toEiur stove, ! ion'in'-
ton Lex Iron safe Nc 4 p. no -A.e cmora '"5
n very lsrge a.so -ment o.. gools ana Del worthy
the attention oi buyers, sac posture. liFN>:
Ca-h. j. II. NALEN VINE, Al. lJrccr ap
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18
REAL ESTATE Al fRIyAJE >ALr.
BARTON HEIGHTS J!
Nearest, Cheapest, and Best Located R.sI
denCe Property About Richmond

200 LOTS for salo At 60 casu AMI = r'f
montn Tor balance.
Hot sE> buht and sold OF moaihly peyu-..'
when lots are paii Tor
Eyery one can -ecarc home. SAFE. sure d ID
profitable Investment Apply to
fe3 JANIS IL BAKlu>
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18

NIANTED.-I CAN + { RN ) II
w both males AID females with easy aud
pleasant EMPLOYMENT AZ home mo cGnyass-
Iug can earn from - 10 80 per day, and 40
experience needed. This - sJipethln: en'lrely
new SEMI 10 csnts SILVER tor samples - work
and fui particulars. g. II. CAKPEN TER. Ne
waygO. Mich. ~ CIV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18

WANTED. YOU TO KNOW THAT
..rUHERE ARE No FLIES ON

4 III IIAL NH w IT'D Wv
L SAIfH.'-lou cannot make 4 4, parse
on OF sows ear. Int y0u can sec1rc your books
auI money Ia HERkiNG.HALI-MARNI CON-
PANY's tIKE-AND BURGLAB-FROOt SAFES
IS. r. SMITH.
Inv - No. IS north NlnLn str-cs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18

WANTED. 4 IADI OF NtFTNE-
~ NEST 10 KEEP \ 80 ikDlNG-HOJ Sc
n T. wolt.u. W. W.. for seyon or ci-ht young
ma. WIN proper management rom 30 %
S3l per month cap be r,ni' Reference re-
quireI aEd given. Address j. y. f.. c.re d.
ft.cU on -. ap l1-jtt&v3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18

by DenoOn. Topper ~ co..
Real Estate Agents ami Auctoneers,
81 Main street.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-03-05
THE PRESIDENTIAL. PARTY
Sttll Oh the water-Gunning For
Geese And Swan

NORFOLK, Va, March 5.--Thc Prrsi-
Dental party, after several DAYS spent
most pleasantly on trip through the
North Carolina sounds. returned ycstcr
day afternoon to the light house supply
station at Long Point. \. C., which is
on the Albcmarlc and Chesapeake canal
and in the vicinity Of the famous Curri-
tuck cunning marshes. When the party
were going south stop was made
at Long Point and little sport
INDUCED in. The gentlemen baggcd
three swan and two geese. Whether or
not this game fell under Presidential fire
is not stated. 1t is reported the party
is cunning on the marshes today and
that they will pass here this afternoon
on their way to Washington. Another
report is that they will not pass here till
Wednesday. The captain of the Violet
in reply to Il question yesterday, said
that he did not know when a start home
from Long Point would be made.
Later.-Captain Williams, OF tht
steamer Kingston, lust arrived III this
port, reports that lie passed the Violet
and saw and shook hands with the Pres
idcnt at Church Island Road, y. c., at
o'clock Yesterday afternoon. All well.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-03-05
DOWN NORTH MAIN.
An EN citing Runaway Yesterday
Afternoon

Yesterday afternoon a double team
drawing a victoria, in which Miss Helen
Read, the modistc, was driving, became
frightened frou shock received while
crossing the car track on North Main
near Woodhn and ran away, The ami
mails took their bits in their teeth, and
the strenuous efforts Of Cv Morclicad,
the driver, to restrain them were un.
availing. They were kept in the street
and every moment added to their speed
OH the descent towards Chestnut
street. When at a point opposite the
old lanyard the horses turned and
brought up against a telephone post
with such shock that Miss Read and the
driver were thrown heavily to the pave
mcnt. Miss Read was bruised but not
seriously hurt. She was taken to her
home ON Starnes avenue by Iii Muslin
who was driving near the scene CT the
accident, and today she is reported as
being little the worse for her thrilling
ride.
Morchcad did not get OF so easily.
Ills face and head were cut and bruised
severely although his injuries are not
dangerous.
The pole OF the victoria was broken
when the collision came ant the horses
ran some distance on East street, and
stopped. One of them was cut over the
eye and on the lcg. The team and vehi.
Gle belong to +. Woodbury..
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-03-05

SENATE. TARIFF BILL.
1t Nav he Before That IsOdy In
Two weeks!

WASHINGTON, March 5.-Thc Demo
cratic members of the Senate finance
committee today began the fifth week of
consideration of the tariff. The final
vote will probably be taken tonight and
the bill submitted TO the committee TO.
morrow. 1t is not thought it will bc
submitted to the Senate before Monday.
the 10th inst. AS soon as the debate
bepius the ma ajorty will insist that daily
sessions Of the Senate be held from IL to
6 and no other business be permitted to
interfere with discussion Of the bill.
1t was claimed in the House that the
income tax would yield an annual rev
cnuc OF $50, ,0OO,O0O, but it is held in the
Senate committee that $4,000, 900 will
be more NEARLY correct, although Mr..
| Mcpherson contends that this tax, to
which he is opposed. will bring into the
treasury more than SO 100000. Based
upon the importations of the last fiscal
year the committee also figures Increased
import ations bv reasons OF reduced
rates will add $4,000, 900 to the rcvc.
nucs. and that the Senate bill will result
at the end OF its first year i'll putting a
a surplus Of between thirty and forty
millions in the treasury. In order to
prevent the terms OF the bill from getting
out pitcemcal the Democrats will prob.
ably make it public when laid before the
Republican members OF the committee,
as did the committee on ways and means.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-03-05
CONDENSED TELEGRAAiS.

The engagement of Miss Elverson,
only daughter of Mr.. James Elvcrson OF
the Philadelphia Enquirer, to Mr..
Patenotre, French ambassador to the
United States, is announced The we'd
ding will take place Easter week.
I'd. Williamson, for many years short
stop for the Chicago club, died at vii,
low Springs, near Hot Springs, Ark,
last night.
Hon. S. A, Jackson, a Democratic poll
tician, was killed in street duel by Rev
W. p. Ratlille at kosciusko, Miss, Sat
urday.
Steinetz, champion chess player, and
L. Lasker, OF Berlin, have signed to play
for $4,000, commencing March 10.
Another attempt was made ycstcrda,
to burn the Worlds Fair buildings
Michael Murphy was arrested.
Jas. Montgomery Bailey, the Dan
bury News Man." died suddenly Sunday
Columbia county, Ohio, is bankrup
| and out Of money,
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-03-05
CENTRAL. CHURCH.
Intere sting services Yesterday
Miss DemisOn's singing.

The services at Central church ycstcr.
day were specially interesting. DR.. Alden
OF New Jersey and DR.. Palmer OF New
York were present, the former taking
part in the administration OF the sacra.
mcnt. Pastor Chreit1tcrg s sermon was
on Following Christ" and was emi.
ncntly clear and practical. The singing
was very hnc at both the morning and
the evening services. The addition oi
Mr. aud Miss Dcnison to the choir has
greatly strengthened Prof. Grabaus part
Of the service. Miss Denison's solos were
greatly enjoyed. Ono OF the best points
in her singing is the very distinct articu
!ation. Three persons joiued the church
at the morning service. The congreRa
ton was large both morning and even
inn