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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-05
FOR A FREE CUBA.
Enthusiastic Meeting at Jacksonville.
Florida.
RESOLUTIONS or SYMPATHY
americans Everywhere Called n.
!" "'pre" rhcmse,se. In ne,,,,
vi the Revolutionary Ass,,..
spain-Rigbt Of se,f-co

JACKSONVILLE. FLA -,
zeies DC Quesaaa. Who IS -. -, ''n.
OF the Cuban party IN thi, c,,,.,. head
General MartGs derartu-. 10y nee
by Colonel Fernando Flg,,.-., ,'.'Psh'ed
Fefm valdez Domlngusz. a,-,,.1 ~
from Tampa this morning a. n're
met at the depot by d rece,,i1, N,,e
zee consisting Of r.. J. Name, =.
beigado' ana J. =. Canc.o. ana 49,, -.
about hity Cubans anI esco,.s., ~ -,
residence o. Mr. Caulo. WIZ. ~ 20
they arc while here. "D'Ss
Tonight mass-moctin, ~. A.,
metropolitan Han 10 oxnr.,. -. '.'.'N az
with the Cubans In thor 90, 's'p''hy
81, "e spanish yoke There WEI. on.
y" opie present. including Tho -
prominent businessmen NJ b.. -
Among them present w.re l.-,,.t -, -.
District Attorney CLARK vn.,,, $50
Marshal McKain. Pos,m,,,.- ~ -.
Clark. Mayor u. ". Fletcher r'', A.
torney Bars. AMI jude Cbso-s ~, -.
City Court "a 40
olutions: ~
Resolved, That q e The se,r. -, 49,.
American people here as.emt..l WI 'uo
Il, That they most heartily sy,o,.,.A,...
with the Cuban patriots in thalr 100
and efforts T. fro Cuba from ,,r,,.''
control, and obtain for ths ,,",,. \, ~, y
right Of self-governmcut So 'nrIh ,stsn.,
by US They have yas.lv n'o,s . 80
for their action than hal 3ur f,,e,,,ss..li
OF whose actions W. are - nro,5 80 \
they will persist On their patrtc,i. az az
beavers until Cuba is free W.
80 That IN IL the duty ~ ,bo H..
OF free American institutions ~ 49,, =. : },
their sympathy for To- Oppressed ,.s,,i =
Of Cuba, and their desire TO see ' liz,
free. '"'''
"3. That We urge upon tho ro,,,,,,....
OF the state OF Florida the il,v ~ ~
mally and by resolution expressi,r- ,s i.
sympathy OF the whole noOpio al -.
ia with the movement f1r a free rit,
~ That We urge upon tte F.t..,t
Government the duty 81 promntly r1.,'a'I'
nlZing the cuban patriots As bellf,,-.,t.
and doing all I'm their power 10 nro,,,-.,
the recognition by the Spanish Gn,. r,'
ment OF the freedom OF the Islanl a.,
CUBA.
- That we call upon al American cl,.
izsns who sympathiZc with tho Clihsn m.
triots 10 make known their symr.,bv
IN order that their moral support NAV h.,
given 10 the good cause"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-05
WERE MARRIED LATE At NIGHT
| The Ceremony Performed In the
HASTINGS Court Clerks Office.

There was a somewhat romantic mar
rage I'm the Clerks Office Of the Hastings
Court late wednesday night
The ceremony was simple, and the only
witnesses were the brides father. Deputy
Clerk Christian. and possibly one or two
OF the city Hall ianitOrs. The couple
was quite young one The Grcom'
whose father is well known in public lite
is said to be- but 49, and the bride whose
father IS a carpenter, Is l6 and pretty
The young lady and gentleman. accom-
panied by the father Of the former start
81 OUT on the welding pngrlm-
age soon after ; O'Clock that night
4 police officer helped them to make the
arrangements. lie procured clergyman
and also sent for Deputy-Clerk CHRIS
tan. VINO came down 10 his office To Issue
tho license. n. was met there by tn
bridal party. ana tn ceremony was per
formed as soon as the paper was ready
The wed ling was quiet one, ana, as II
was the desire Of all that II should not
be- made public the names are withheld.
This Is one Of the licenses that have not
Iequ puhiighed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-05
Miss Roane's Birthday Party.

The r-sdence Of MIR. and Mrs. :. II;
Esane, Church Ilill. presented gay an1
festive scene last Tuesday evening, the
occasion being the fourteenth anniversary
Of the birth Of h.ir LITTLE daughter Willie
varied programme Of innocent anus
ments was executed by the young people
while the older ones were none the less
interested as spectators.
\ rrrast was served, and at midn.ght
all. with merry hearts. repaired 10 their
resp ctive homes.
Those present who graced the occasion
and contributed much 10 the enjoym, mr.
Of the entertainment were Misses W iilie
Roane. Ami Mlude Bland. Ethel R.d-
wood. Maud Heath, Nellie Garrison. Sale
burlington. Celeste Heath. Annie Parkin-
son. Jessie Maston. Mary and Rebecca
Moore Ida Gibbons. Mary ana Agn :
Nicholson. Willie Dudley. Rosa and Pearl
Nuira. Picnic and Helen Farley. May
and Ressie Bailey Pearl Brown, Mrs. ";
B Sutton. Mrs Samuel Muire, MI. anu
Mrs. Clarence Muire Mrs. Mast n. Mrs.
Heath. Nj and Mrs. :. II. Roanei Messrs.
CLIFTON and Hayes Koane Fl. Garrison
willie Farrell. Roy burlington. Jim l.nns-
den. Charlie Fr1yser Ernest MuiIe Char'
liz Masten. GeCrg- Bailey, and II. ~
McCailister.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-05
ENTHUSIASTIC iiiLL-CLINHEHS.
They Give the Qunters II Lively
TUssIr for the Game.

LYNCUBURG. VA. April @.-'SpeciaD
The Lynchburg baseball team covered
itself with glory to-day. Smiths asere-
cation did itself credit In every way in
the contest with the Philadelphia VA
uoual League team. The score was 70
& in favor OF Philadelphia, and 10 really
looked 40 one time as II the INrchhnrtS
were going Ia defeat the Wi-hty men
from the city Of Brothorly love; The
pitchers fer LYnchturg were Mckenna
Kaeev for three. Al three showed up IN
nne form. and the Phlucs were not able
10 80 much with them. The Phlladol-
phlae had McGnl and smith FOR pitchers.
Tley threw hard and deceptive bail'.
but the LynchturR, managed 10 ind
ts.m now ana then 10 good eject. Heiis
was ID" umpire. AMI DISCHARGED us ddty
r. II. T..
phuad.lphlas ....OOO2 - 0 0
Lynchburgs ......0 ! % 20 o J. q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-05
Wedding In the County.

Mr.. Houston II. Johnson and Miss Eu-
genla +. Gum. both Of Henrico. were
married at 8 O'Clock last evening AT tn'
rina District. After the ceremony.
which WAS witnessed by a large company
Of friends. including number of the
county officials, Mr.. and Mrs Johns9n
drove to their home. near CurIs Neck
where reception was rendered them. Mr..
Johnson is a popular young resident Of
The county. and his bride IS tn" attrac-
tive daughter Of Mr. Lewis Gum. who
was formerly Deputy SheclU. one vs.
handsomely attirrd in brown suit. win
hat to match and carried Ia Franc
roses The groom spent several sessions
AZ Bla.ksburg Agricultural and Mechani,
cal college. and since .eavlng schooi has
managed successfully his mother buSi-
ness at Camp HI RV. NJ. j. Hoover
performed the ceremony.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-05
The Jnps In Makong.

LONDON. April "A Central News as.
beer received from the Pescadores that
on Marcn 2eth the japanese warship Mat
susiina sounded the mouth 81 MaNong
bav. No torpedoes were found. ana the
transports landed their troops ana stores
IN MakOng harD0r. ,, -,
The Chinese soldiers imprisoned there
were sent 10 the mainland In JunkS' ne
captured Chinese officers were retained
the guns In the forts were slighIH Hani-
babitants ara resumng business, and APP
pear 10 be easy 10 govern.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-05
TRAGEDY ~ WYOMING.
state senator shoots and kills One
of His Employees.

CAsPAR. WYO. April 4-State-Sena-
tor J. J. Hurt. who Is also Mayor Of Cas-
par. last evening shot and killed Will
liam Milne sheep-herder who had been
in Mr. Hurts employ for many years.
The affair created a profound sensation.
Senator Hurt i one OF the largest
that about "A wear ago Hurts iO-year-olI
son came home one evening unexpectedly
and found Milne sitting on his mother y
Ian. Mr.. Hurt was away from home at
the time but the boy wrote his father OF
the occurrence. Since the Mayors return
from Hot Springs, Ark, where he has
been seriously III for some time he has
been stopping at a hotel. refusing to see
hts wife although he has had fregue mt
interviews with the son. Meeting Milne
last evening he began shooting. He shot
five bullets and every one OF them took
effect Milne was unarmed
People intimate with the family believe
that Mrs. Hurt has been wrongfully ac-
cusel.
Senator Hurt was prominently men
toned as a candidate for Governor on
the Democratic ticket four years ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-05
Nnfcs from, the !. VI. {. 4.

The entertainment given at the associa-
tiou last Saturday afternoon by the boys
for the benefit OF the Bible and Hymn
Rock fund viii be- repeated tonight. Mr.
Malcolm Shacke.ford has charge. ani a
pleasant evening IS promised all VINO at
tend
Tho final gymnasium contest for the
members Of the junior department. " j.
take place on tomorrow afternoon at )
o'clock. Admission 10 the gallery VII! D.
free II charge. but by ticket only.
\ boys bicycle club Will b. organized
this afternoon. and all boys who desire %
Join are requested 10 be at the association
building at O'ClJcK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-05
UowIrzrRs GIVE 4 sOIREE.
The Celebration of Their snniVer-
snry Closes with II Dance.

The Richmond Ilowitzcrs closed their
anniversary celebration last NIGHT with
one Of the most delightful soirces ever
given in the city. The entertainment
took place in The new armory. and th're
were about 900 people present. including
the members Of the organization ana IN
Vitci guests.
Abou; 9 O'Clock Hon. J. Taylor Elyson.
I'm graceful and happy speech on b
half of some lady friends. presented to
tho muekctters a handsome silver pitcher
and cap. and Nj Carlton Mccarthy. at
the request Of little Asaton Harham Cur
It's. gave T. the ORGANIZATION prctF
picture Of the little follow. Captain
hutchinson. on behalf Of the organization.
accepted the presents. ami expressed IN
grateful AMI pleasant manner the
thanks 90 himself and the other members
Of the battery.
After these exercises dancing began.
and was kept up until after midnight
with short lutermissiOn about II O'Clock,
when light refreshments We're served.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-05
NJ Grccu Married in tarfcrSVilie.

Mr.. Walter d. Green. Of this cry, and
Miss Kate y. Parrish, OF CartersV.lie
we're married Wednesday afternoon IN me
Methodist church at that place. The cil-
rr, Was Beautifully decorated. and crowd
cd win the friends Of the popular young
couple.
Green. brother Of the groom, acted as
hrst man. and Miss Blanche Duke was
The maid Of honor. The ushers "err
Nessrs. \ J. Parrish AMI Tim Parrish.
of this city, and a. Is. Isbell, ana W. D.
Duke. Of Cartersvill'.
Mr.. and Mrs. Green have arrived In the
civ. and are AZ the home of the groom >
father. Mr. Andrew Green. No. tJl north
Eighth street The groom i8 popular
voung man connected with the Atlantic
COAST Line. ana his bride is the accom-
pllshed daughter Of Mr. W. ii. Parrish
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-05

this afternoon Ten Sullivan az ne came
away from the grounds yesterday. WaS
not az confident Ak he mas h,,h 'nat "a
mai Richmond had a fne team INC
game this afternoon will be called AT $40
o'clock. . a.. ,,,n
From a society point ~ Vew. The 'Jtn
Tomorrow wcclO will b" d redlettef
dsv The great Yale lniV'rtitv hese-
n,H Club VIII be here. IN ! VIII do oa'uc
,,.fn tie students from he University Of
\.rrinia. The game bids fair 10 be an
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-05

Four Young Marc by such horses aS
Imported Kyrle Daily Lisbon F'Wh','l'
and John Happy, ont Of mares by III
ported Australian. Huntington A'in,
and King Ban. An bred ~ ne lHip''' 40
Will be sold dirt cheap. can Dee s,'H -
Is.fr srepu.e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-05
Tr.h,,-Fnt,I shooting ARRAY.

PERRY. OKLA, April News reached
her, This evening OF a fatal shooting
ARRAY near Morrison between Al. Cook.
DOCK Bennett. and Mrs. Magic Lancas-
ter. The two men and the woman were
~ land and Cook bought out the NO
mans interest. As h commenced -
move into the woman's house this morn
ing light occurred and the report -
that Cook was shot through the heart
h. Reunett. Cook shot Bennett through
the head and shoulder, and he VIII de,
ard Mrs. Lancaster was mortally
wounded by Bennett She also used an
AKA an Bennett.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-05
JOSIAH HEATH FETTERrD.
warden Constantine Determined lie
Shall Not Commit Suicide.
BaltIm0re HeraIdD


Josiah Heath, OF Lancaster county. Va.
the prisoner who attempted 10 cut
his throat in the city jail on Sunday
last. was placed in cotton m.ttens on
wednesday 10 prevent bis doing himself
further injury. Or J. r. Hart. the jail
physician. does not think that Heath IS
Tho prisoner was sentenced TO three
wears In jail by Judge Harlan In tho
Criminal Court last week for attempting
- Kin his wife, and afterward shooting
his brother-in-law, David Gibson, az ~.
cast Monument street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-05
Tb,, uonet.ry Conference.

LONDON Aprn I'm the House Of
Commons to-day Mr.. sydney Buxton,
Under Colonial Secretary. said that com
rnunications had been received from the
Colonial governments Of Australia tN-
pressing desire 10 be represented IN .he
coming monetary conference. but a. the
government had no information that such
. conference was 70 be held the ques-
ton OF arranging for Colonial represen-
tatiOn had not arisen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-05

avenue and Clinton Place. viii close on
the 10Th instant The B-ev0ort was
formerly one or ths most prominent
family houses IN The city. and In It's time
more prominent people than almost any
other hotel in the country. The house
was originally opened In i5t and since
1881 has been conducted by Octayius II.
lhhu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-05
Two National Iluuks Closed.

WASHINGTON. April i-Comptroller
Eckels to-day closed up two banks-the
First National Bank Of Reyenna, Neb.,
ana the First National Bank. of Dublin.
Tex Bank Examiner Howry WAS placed
In charge Of the former. and Bank-Ex
aminar Cannon Of the latter bank. Both
banks are small ones. each having capt
tai OF but S50.cU0. The Revenue tNeb) bank
was closed because Of bad condition; the
Dublin (TeNJ bank because II had been
endeaVoring 10 lquidate its Indebtedness
since 1884 without success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-05
Order Golden thnin.

The regular meeting OF jefferson Lodge
40. 49, order of Go.isn Cham. was held
last night The usual husin - was trans
acted many publications were received
and ballotted on. also. s-vera! candidates
were initiated into the mysteries ot M
order Aft the lodge adjourned The
members repaired 10 Mr Chris. EFons 8
restaurant, where sumptuous repast was
Slrsal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-05
INTERESTING SOCIETY EVENT.
Marriage in baltimore of Mi-s Gnry
to Nr. james.

BALTIMORE. MD. April "A large
gathering Of society leaders and Balu-
more's substantial citizens assembled at
noon today at the town residence Of Mr..
lanes 4. GARY. No. 100 Linden avenue,
To- witness the marriage Of his daughter
Miss Minnie Holt Gary. u Mr.. Henry =.
James. son Of the late Henry James. The
Krv. Maltbie Babcock. of Brown Memo
rial Presbyterian church. oticiated The
bridesmaids were the six sisters OF the
bride: Or. Francis Miles Chisholm was
the best man. and Messrs. Arthur and
Herbert James 81 New York. and Enoch
Pratt Hyde. and William Pleasants, OF
Baltimore. were the ushors.'
Tpon their return from European
tour Mr.. and Mrs James viii occupy the
James mansion. No - west Mount Yer
non Place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-05
The british ChifraI Disaster.

CALCUTTA. April at Is reported
from Simla that the Chitral expedition
sustained losses more severe than was a
first reported Umra Kahn is reported
10 have captured two British officers.
Hundreds OF natives are hocking 10 his
standard. All OF the reported casualties
~ the British force refer TO the Second
prlgnde The other brigade has not been
heard from.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-05
ALMOST s BURGLARY.
Door of II County Treasury Plugged
with Dynamite.

ELYRIA. O., April THE door Of the
vault in the County Treasurers ONCE
hire was plugged with nitro-glycerine Last
night BY robbers, who then attached a
fuse. The floor was found covered with
half "A dozen horse-bankets. The outer
door and window had been forced ana a
cnmulate Kit OF tools was found in the
vault. which contained $500. Tn fusa
appeared TO have been lighted. me
Sheriff telegraphed for an expert To open
the vault. being afraid that the nitro
,-Iycerin would explode If tempered with.
There ia no clue I'd the men who mace
such a careful attempt 70 blow up the
vault. but il was the work OF profes-
oiapals
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-05
HOTEL BoOK-KEEpER GONE.
Found to BE II Defauiter-iIabits All
GnnI.

NEW YORK. April f-WllIam r. No
Ian. who for four years was the conil-
Dental book-keeper Of the Park-Avenua
Hotel, has suddenly disappeared, and the
experts who have since been working on
his books have found that he is de-
faulter. General r. L. Earle, the pro-
prietor Of the hotel, said this morning
that he did not think tn, total amount
would reacn 5000
Nolan took New York Central train
on Saturday. saying h. was going 10
Albany That is the last that has been
heard OF him
Ha is % years OF age. and has two chill
dren He was very popular about the no.
tel, and had no bad habits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-05
slater Iense Entirely Ignored.

TOPEKA. KAN April tin the re-
ties to-day Mrs. Lease was entirely ig-
nored 10y the majority CT the mem6te,r rs
classification and under suspension. the
Repubiicans were left in the majority.
and the man who Mrs. Lease claims was
wrongfully trying TO get her seat on the
thereby throwing her out. She threatens
rafaIiate
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-05

kins dropped dead near the corner of
Fourth and Grace streets yesterday a.
tornoon about > o'clock. Coroner Taylor
viewed thr body. and will today collect
evidence on which to report the case.
The Coroner said last night that the olt
man evidently died from some disease.
but until h. had heard tn" statement 81
those who knew him he could NOT deter
mine fho exact naturi of the trouble
TIc remains were taken TO the home or
The deceased, on MuufOrd sire near
I.linI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-05
on the wrong side OF the ledger.

VI ITI8 WTUUB bTUV Ut VHV 1VUb'r' rTTV
track was fast,
First race--1ye eighths OF a mle-Simon
W. C. to 81 won. Elbeworth second, Me
tropolc third. Time, l:0l l-2.
Second race-four furlonRs-Jilsey n TO
y won, Epona second, Imp. Sugar third.
Time. a.
Third racc-sellng seven furlongs-Ad-
die buchanan (evcn) won. Equator sec
ond. Or Work third Time, 20.
Fourth racc-sclllng seven furlongs-
Anna MaYcs ore to u won. I.ay-On sec
ond. Leoncll third. Time. 1:21 10
FIN race-selling. four furlongs Free
Coinage G IL TO - won. Excuse second,
Rondo third. Time. - -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-05
NIX. AsHBY JONES HEARD FROM.
lie md Mrs. Jones Arc NJ Fort
Nycrs-Ihe CrusOc SIN out.

Mr.. W. J.. Sclatcr received telegram
yesterday morning from Mr.. Ashby Jones.
dated at Fort Myers. Fla. stating
that he and Mrs. Jones were at that place
and we'll
In the mean time. however. Mr.. Dab
ncy. manager Of the Western Union teie-
graph office here. had. al the request Of
the Dispatch, telegraphed 10 the com.
p7ny's office. at Fort Myers asking II
NJ" and Mrs. Jones were at the latter
place and yesterday afternoon received
q reply that they were. and were enjoy
iEs tarpoOn fishing.
The following telegram 10 the Despatch
from brooklyn confirms the adyic.s as
60 The safety of the Crusoe. published yes
ter!ay morning.
"a telegram from Mrs. I'egler 10 the
Eagle says that the yacht truspc mas
been sighted or Key West, and that Mrs.
Zlcclcr and party are all safe."
THE SLOOP NOT SIGHTED.
Late last night the following press dis
patch was received.
JACKSONVGLLE. FLA. April THE
dispatch from New YORK stating that N.
sloop Robinson Crusoe had been sighted
on ksT West is not true. The, Times
Unions by West spondeni mas JUST
wire! that nothing has been seen OF the
sloOp on those waters y patches rom
Fort Myers and Plnta @ rda, ut which
the slcOp m.2lt have touched. also state
that nothing nas been seen Of her. still
there is no alarm at Palm Beach. whence
me sloop sailed about her or Messrs.
Zioglcr and Wells. the Brooklyn gentle
mon on board. There would not have
ben any anxiety any how. but for the
special which was sent from herr. ne
| sioop Is cruising somewhere among the
Florida keys. ana those on board having a
soo3 time. without doubt
The Timos-I MON to-niEht received the
! following from Palm Beach: me st"lY
| OF the Robinson CrHaoe being lost Is a
fake Of the sillicst kind. sent from here
| 10y the correspondent OF q Jacksonyhie
! considered an outrage here. The Tiufes-
! Union correspondent has just heard from
| an POINTS south between here ana rs
cayne bay, Roy Largo. etc. and there j.
| absolutely no ground far tho story.
| (SigneD &C. NJ. GNi'pN FIX.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-05
kim Ienr Driven Forth

into the cold and rain. had no Hostel
ters Stomach Bitters to counteract their
effect. But the modern traveller in In
clement weather can bai..e its hurtful
influence with this genial protector.
Chills and fever, rheumatism, neuralgia.
colds are forestalled by this warming
medical stimulant and safeguard. Take a
wine-glassful Immediately before and
after exposure. Use II. too, for dyspepsia
biliousness. and constipation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-05
PRINCESS ANNE CIRCUIT COURT.
Chanccry Cases Disposed Of-Cap-
turc of Chicken Thieves.

PRINCESS ANNE COURTHOUSE
April Especial THE Circuit Court has
been In session here since Monday. with
Judge Robert X. Prentis presiding. Many
important chancery cases have been &C.
cid,e and DEGREES entered. In the change
ry case OF A. j. Ackiss VS.. A. T.. keilam
Clerk OF the Courts, for settlement OF
fees the Judge decided that the Clerk ;
fee-books were public records without
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-05
C,yuI-y Jusprction and DriIE

Troops \ and II Of tn cavalry Regi-
mont rcnlczyousod at the Lee monu-
meut yesterday afternoon. where th"l
were Inspected by Lieutenant-Colonc
i}ranch After tho inspection they " D,
thrown into one troop, and were drilled
hv Captain Euker and Lieutenant Pax
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-05

LEXINGTON. VA. April i.-Cspecial)-
Rutgers COLLEGE nine of Now Bruins
vi.k. =. J.. met with q dcfeat a. the
hands of the Virginia Military Institute
nm" this afternoon hy score o. ID t. =.
Tho gam. was very close for the first
fy innings. ana at the beginning Of the
sixth inning was a to. when re cadets
made eight hits which n"t'ol thcm MN"
hut could not overcome tho large lead
obtained by the soldier boys. score: RGl-
gers \. Virginia Military institute, Il.
tute. r.. struck Out-iy RrtgaTs ., hy
virginia Military institute. q.
Batteries. Scudier. Nanslyke. ana
" Jhn: Stattou. Taylor ana Sirph p =
i-mpire. Mr.. Foster. Of Washington and
Lee.
Rutgers play Washington and Lee to-
morrow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-05
Press Club Meeting.

The April meeting Of the Od Dominion
Press club was held last n.sht gpo'
deal Of business was transacted. ano
M,ssIs r. G. Lee, K. VI. Mcintyre. ano
II. Mac Jones were elected members. The
club viii hold another meeting v.rN
irnnrlnnt nno-ThurslaN n-Eht Aprll lAth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-05
ais Dead Body Found I'm n Creek.

BRISTOL TENN, April i:,w,lspecisaL)--
,,'aar-olI son OF James Phillips. VAS
FOUND in FAN creek, near Blountvllle.
tt his county, to-day, after continuous,
search OF two weeks. The boy was browne
March Nst. and from the hour he was
,1issing M to the time his body was
found the entire community was engacei
in the search. The boys mother almost
Itad nj grief