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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-19
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Gov. Wise is out 10 letter against the New
Movement He says that the constitution Of
1861 is 'the legal government of Virginia
to-day" and that the committee Of the Rich
mond Conference have fallen into the pitfall
set for them by Thajdaus Stevens We vii
refer again to the letter Of Gov. Wise,
A resolution has been introduced in the
North Carolina House OF Representatives by
Mr.. Geo. q French, member from Whining
ton, proposing to annex the counties of Nor
folk, Princess Ann, Nansemond, and Isle of
Wight, to that State. This is all stuff,
Since the lst of the month, there has been
about 100000 disbursed by the State OF Vir-
ginia OF this amount, about $3.50, 900 have
been paid for interest on the State debt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-19

A MEMOIR OF THE LIFE OF THE RI.
n REV BISHOP MEADE, ID, Bishop Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church, in the Do
ccso of Virginia, by Bishop Johns. l vol. 81.
Photographs of Bishop Meade, Al SIZE for
framing, 75c; album size 25c.
Photographs of Bishop Johns, Cabinet size,
75c; album size, DC
Album Photographs of al distn guished Con-
federate Generals, l5c each.
Album Photographs Of Christ Church, Alex
andria Va. Csc each
Album Photographs of Confederate Flags,
colored, Csc each.
Initial Note Paper, comprising al the letters
of the alphabet, in plain old English type, plan
rustic letter, and coIored rustc-in both French
and American paper. Each box contains En-
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velopes, stamped in old English or Rustic, in
plain white letters.
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lish.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-19

A SSEMBLY ROOMS,
~ FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY,
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, Jan. II and p.
THE WORLD rem WNRD
DAVENPORT BROTHERS,
Having lately returned from success ful tour
Of four years in Europe, will present 10 the
citizens Of Alexandria those
REMARKABLE POWERS.
which have been satisfactorily exhibited before
the Crowned Heads and Nobility OF all Euro
pean Nations,
ASTONISHING AND CONFOUNrING
THE WISESr OF ALL COUNTRIES.
Admission SOC; reserved seats 75c I'll ckets
can be secured IN advance ht French's Book
store.
Doors open at 7; commence at 8. For par
Gcuars see small bills and posters. jan 70 I'd
EADING.
COMPLEMENTARY BENEFIT TO
Mr.. O. K. PATE,
By THE ALIEN. LITRY. ASSOCIATION,
ATTHE ASSEMBLY ROOMS
ON TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 10.
ROGRAMM Me.
PART l.
Selections from the play Of VIM Tell. Knowles
The Mystery OF Hat
PART IL.
Spartacus TO the Gladistors Kellogg
Roman ENJOYS Kellogg
up l1duJ VI Lyons ,.........,....,,.
Inc Bells by special request ..........E. a. Poe
Admittance 25ci reserved seats 40c. Tickets
for sale at French's Bookstore Doors open at
reading to commence at S. jan l9 1t
I 0ST-A CHECK, no 1914 dra WIN by Lew
~ is Johnson & Co. on the Bank OF Commerce
of Baltimore, Nd, to order of j w. Aim nd,
dated Washington, d. O., December IS, Is g,
for 1863 having been lost, all parties are
hereby warned against negotiating same.
Baltimore, January 1876
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-19

There is rumor that Intelligence has
reached Washington from an authentic source
that the Spanish government is favoraby In
clined to transfer the island of Cuba to the
United States, and that the terms suggested
are such as would probably meet with favor
by our government and such of our people as
approve of tie purchase or annex alton Of
Cuba" We do not believe this rumor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-19

Mr.. Jenckes, in his lecture at New York on
Saturday night, stated that from his ''owD
careful examination during the last four years
the Government had been deirauded in the
public service hundred millions Of dollars a
year, and that Commissioner Wells makes the
sum still greater. What picture" does
this nresent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-19

The u S. Consul at Aux Cages has been
severely beaten by the local authorities: and
Minister HOLSTER, at Port au Prince, was
about investigating the matter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-19

CASE OF JOSEPH II. BRADLEY, SR.-Yes
terday in the Supreme Court OF the District
of Columbia, IN Gdnc, MIR. Bradley spoke as
follows
"Will your Honors allow me to submit mat
ter entirely personal to myself, and which |
would rather bring 10 the notice Of the Court
in my proper person than TO ask the assistance
of any member Of the bar.
More than fourteen months have now elapsed
since, by the judgment of this honorable Court,
| was deprived of my franchise as member
of this bar, and | desire now to submit mo-
tor that the Court will treat aud consider Gas
they certainly have the power thai judgment
as an order of suspension only, and direct it 10
be removed
In doing this it is due to myself to say that
in all the matters complained of, believing my
self to be the Injured party, | acted under
sudden Impulse and continuous strong excite
ment, caused by the prOvocation | conscleDti-
ously thought had received but without the
slightest idea of contemning the authority or
dignity Of any judicial tribunal. Justice to
this Court requires, after the expression OF its
opinion, that should renew to them assurance
of my profound regret that any act or word of
mine should have been interpreted as an indig-
nifty to the judicial tribunals Of this District,
whose authority and dignity it is equally my
duty and pleasure to maintain and support
/ submit, therefore, o motion that you may
consider the former judgment as an order Of
suspension only
Chief Justice Cartier then announced that
the Court would hold the matter under advise
ment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-19

The Richmond State Journal says there was
Conference between the Committee OF the
Richmond Conference and the Radical Com
mittee, in Washington, last week, and propo-
sitions for ''compromise" discussed, but no def
mite terms of settlement agreed on, Mr.. Rye,
it is said, was to submit the ultimatum of the
Radical Committee at another Conference of
the two committees.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-19

ENGLISH FARMING IN VA.-We are pleased
to notice that our planters in Prince Edward
county are alive to the interests ofold Virginia,
and their own, also, by doing what we have so
long urged, namely, selling parts of their large
tracts of land to immigrants. Mr. John Archer
Scott has Just sold his tract called ''Moyena, -
containing six hundred acres, with fine house
and other improvements on it, to Mr.. Smihe
Spain, practical English farmer, who comes
to this country with ample means to carry on
farming operations in the most improved style
The tract of land he has bought used formerly
to belong to the Randolph family. Mr. Scott
has owned the place for the last forty years,
and has brought it up to high state Of cult
walton, often gaining the premium tor the
largest crops of corn, tobacco and wheat. The
land is about two thirds arabic and the remain
der in fine timber. We heartily welcome such
pioneers OF immigration as Mr.. Spain. There
are hundreds Of farms as good as Mr.. Scots
only awaiting purchasers.-Rtch. Eng
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-19
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISE Err
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Jan. l9-The mar
ket to- day has been fat, with limited receipts. |
Flour continues dull and sales limited TO light
retail demand Small sales Of red Wheat at
175 and $50. Corn in fair request, with sales at
S0AS2 for mixed; offerings small. Sales of
small lots Rye ut 10 No sales Of Oats report
cd and quotations nominal. Other articles
unchanged.
AGRICULTURAL REPORT. The Department
Of A Agriculture furnishes estimates in detail OF
the corn and cotton crops OF last year. Corn
We are unable to figure out the thousand mil
lions of bushels promised by sanguine calcua-
tors. A handsome increase upon last year OF
49,, co., Geo bushels, if not all that could ce de
sired at the present time, affords an aggregate
of 81, 600, 900 bushels larger than in 1899, with
out including the Pacific States, which are un-
suited TO corn production, but 8 decrease IN
proportion OF entire production, and an increase
of alb out l6 per cent in nine years. good re-
suit, though barely abreast with the increase OF
population. COtton-Since the reception OF the
October returns local reports from the cotton
section have been much more favorable, Gspe-
cially in the Southwest, where the result, IN
comparison with the average planted IS better
than in any preceding season since the trial of
free labor Picking has been unexpectedly
prolonged snd the autumn favorable. While
the area in cotton was somewhat less than III
1867 the culture was better, and in all the
States west of Alabama the yield was far better,
with less drawback ard casualty, though the
reverse was the case in all the moro eastern
cotton States Yet it is the West that tells
upon the result. NJ sissippi once produced
nearly ], $50, 90 bales
Coal TRApE.-We are indebted to c. Slack,
esq. of Mount Savage, Nd for the following
statistics Of the Cumberland coal trade for 1868.
compiled from official sources:
By Cumberland and Pennsyl.
vania Railroad to Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad ............ G30,9,O
By Cumberland and Pennsyl-
vania Railroad to Chesa
peake and Ohio Canal. 424, 40
By Cumberland ard Ponnsyl-
yania Railroad to local........ %, las
- I,O}3, G2l
By Cumberland Coal & Iron
Company's Railroad TO Bal
tmore and Ohio Railroad .... COSTS
By Cumberland Coal s. Iron
Coz. L. T. to Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal 500
By Cumberland Coal IL Iron
Cos. K. Z. to local ........... 4,4G7
l58, ga
Bait, s. Ohio K. II. -, 88.c58
Total tors in 1868 $50, 443
Increase l2G 62l tons over 1667,-BaH. Sur
VIRa1gIA OYSTER FUNDUM-We append
the returns of the amount of tax on oysters col
lected during the months Of October, NOvem.
Der and Decemter, 1868, made by Capt VIM.
h. Lowell, Chief Inspector, TO Auditor Taylor
october. 0oJ uo
Novem Der 35l Us
Decem Der ,-..ll,oJt Vi
oOt -
This amount falls Tar short of the amount OF
revenue we supposed the State would receive
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-19

When plan is now preached, by any adj
venturer or schemer, or any ''riug" OF the
same sort, to be acted upon by and engineer
ed through, Congress. the question is not
whether it is constitutional, but, first, Will 1t
''pay" the inventors or enable them to peck
ct government money Indeed, many of the
persons engaged in these schemes for bleeding
the Treasury, DO not know what is constitu
tional or what is not-being the most ignorant
as we'll as the most impudent OF men! Their
pretentions would be laughable, if they were
not often enabled by collision with accOmpli-
ces to effect their designs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-19

A writer in the Washington Express wishes
to know whether colored people will be allowed
to participate in the Inauguration ball atW ash
ington, on the 4th of March next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-19
MARINE LEST.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-JAN' Y. 10, 1869
SUN KosE.......7 l6 Moon SETS eV' gil 40
SUN SETs...........5 o. HIGH WATEH m g.12 70
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JAN. 10.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Virginia Drew, New York, TO NJ.
Bldridge & Co.
Steamer E. G. Knight, Denty, New York, to
Hooe " edderburn " Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Valley City, Mccarthy, New York,
by NJ. Eldridge 81 Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-19

BRowNLow = The Knoxville (Tcnn.) Wing
of the 7th inst. publishes the following vale
dictory of its Senior editor" Gov BrownIow:
1.-The Wing, a journal have edited for the
last thirty years, now passes into other and
more able and vigorous hands. In reviewing
my long and eventful career as an editor have
this to say, that had | my lie to live over |
would pursue the same course have pursued,
only more so. fin past life | have been VIC
lent on some occasions, my apology is that,
like the Apostle Paul, on many occasions |
have fought with beasts at Ephesus.
We suppose Brownlow includes in this list
many of the men with whom he is now cap
in hand, consisting of Abolitionists especially
against whom he waged fierce and bitter war
and upon whom, whilst defending slavery, he
poured out the Walls Of his wrath. He was an
ultra pro slavery mao, violent in the extreme,
and denouncing the anti-slavery men iDdividu-
ally and collectively.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-19

revenue we supposed the State would receive
in three months from the tax on oysters taken
from the waters of Virginia When the subject
was before the Legislature che oyster fundum"
we recolect was spoken of IS animmense source
Of revenue. This exhibit, however does not
look much like t,-Rjch. Wing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-19

The Baltimore City Council yesterday, by
a unanimous vote in both branches, passed res
olutions rendering the inequalities OF Balti-
more to Gen. Grant, on his expected visit to
shat otv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-19

Accompanying the message of the President
sent to the Senate, yesterday, in relation to
the Amnesty Proclamation were copies of pro-
carnations of amnesty and pardon issued dur
ing their administrations by Presidents Wash
ington, Adams, Madison, and Lincoln, The
last named issued several.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-19

NEW ENGLAND SETTLEMENT. We inspec
ted letter yesterday, addressed to Major f.
C. Randolph, chief of the Piedmont land agency
by wealthy capitalist OF Northampton, Mass
achusetts, who purposes to purchase real estate
in Virginia, sufficient to locate colony of
New ENGLAND immigrants-say, from one thous-
and to twelve hundred acres. The writer in
dicatos that the land should be in good cult
walton, with comfortable buildings, and water
power sufficient to run the mills which the
settlers will build if they do not find them
already erected. They will be prepared to pay
$25, 900 for their purchase, and will take i'm
mediate possession and begin work. Lgact-
Republican.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-19

The National Library at the Capitol in
Washington, the Congress Library, contains
about one hundred and seventy four thousand
volumes, exclusive of nearly as many pamphlets
and maps.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-19
Congress-.

In the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. Morrill,, oil
Vermont, presented memorial, signed by q
number of the business men OF the country,
asking that laws be passed that all Govern
ment sales of the bonds Of the Y. 5. shall be
made only after giving due public notice ana
that all Government sales Of gold shall be by
public auction. Mr.. Sherman introduced
bill relating to the public debt and the curren-
CIV. Messrs Williams, Uattel and Morrill,, OF
Vermont, gave notice OF their Intention to OIL
fer amendments. Mr. Trumbull introduced
bill declaring that the Supreme Court OF the
u. S. shall hereafter consist OF the Chief JUS
tice and eight Associate justices This creates
an additional Justice. MessrS. Italian and
Pomeroy made personal explanations, denying
the charges made by a newspaper correSpon
dent of their being interested in land grants to
railroads in the West. The House bill impOs
ing tax OF three cts. per pound on imported
copper was debated by Nlessrs Chandler, Sher-
man and Howard. Without vote upon the
BILL the Senate adjourned
In the House of Representatives, yesterday,
bills were introduced directing the Secretary OF
the Navy to appoint during February the APP
propriate quota OF the reconstructed States oil
midshipmen TO the Naval Academy at Anna
polls providing for the issue OF IT, bonds, re-
firing u. S. notes, and for free system o.
National banking providing that no appoint
ment of Brigadier General Of the u. 5. army
shall be made till the number be reduced less
| than eight and thereafter there shall be but
| eight allowing the defendant, at his own re-
| quest, to testify ia criminal cases in The U. s..
| Courts, the jury to estimate the credlblllty OF
his testimony, under instructions OF the Court,
but his refusal to testify shall not be considered
as evidence against HIN and providing Tor
| the construction OF lines of telegraph between
New York, Boston, Baltimore and Philadel-
phia. They We're all referred. Mr.. Holman
| offered resolution, which was adopted, de-
claring that in the present condition Of the
public Treasury no further subsidies should be
granted by Congress, either in bonds or money,
to railroads or other private corporations. Ga
motion of Mr.. Butler, Il resolution was passed
calling upon the Comptroller of the Currency
for information whether any and what banks
have been allowed to exchange the gOdbear-
ing interest bonds of the u S. for the six per
cts. of the Pacific Railroad; also, whether
any banks have renquished their charters I'M
der the National banking system, and are doing
business under State charters, still retaining
their National Bank circulation, with the
amount of such circula ton outstanding. The
House then adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-19

The Richmond Wing comedies that the new
movement" is not a representation of the
wishes Of the State Then why was it made
or what right have those engaged in it, to
make it?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-19

RECONSTRUCTION. 1t has been currently re-
ported that the Judiciary Committee, after
their interview with the Conservative and Re
publican committees from Virginia in respect
to reconstruction in that State, have concluded
to report just what the 6rst,named committee
desired. This statement is not correct. Neither
the Judiciary nor the Reconstruction commit
tee have had any action on this question, and
no conclusion therefore has been arrived at,
All statements which have been telegraphed to
the country to the effect that these committees
have decided upon the policy are premature.
- Washington Republican.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-19

1t is said that there appears to be general
desire among Radical members Of Congress to
take action at once upon the amendment to the
Constitution regulating suffrage. A Wash
ington dispatch says there can be no question
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-19

On all hands the Radical leaders are oppoS-
ing the removal of disabilities from citizens
of this State. unless they make personal appi
cation for the same, have "loil" endorsers, and
are recommended by the estate Radical Com
mittee -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-19

The Washington Chronicle compliments
highly "Mr Roger A. Pryor, Mr.. W. W.
Boyce, and Gen. Longstreet," for the manner
in which they have borne themselves, since
they were made the objects of the generosity
of their connuerors' ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-19

The meetings of all the Ism Conventions az
pear to be transferred from Rochester and n.
York, to Washington. 1t is now thought that
the soil of the latterplace will be found con-
genial to the growth OF all ultrraisms in poll
tics religion. &c,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-19

AdviceS from Jamaica state that at party
given to some exiled Cubans, recently, the
American Consul Gregg, made speech
strongly favoring the annexation of Cuba to the
United States proposition which was loudly
annlanded.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-15

TPUblc-N". Il.
An Ac- tnrenetI al act he legislature of New
uexc, mp sing a ctpi aii'n tax On b. vine
cqtri-
IL II et1cie ! by the senate aud Home 4 Rep
raScn'ar w. # t,fe tuitri tates - AweHiea o.
e. -s--S- a--epiLlrI. That the ac' # the le-S-
h. ~ Of he Trruto y,f ew Mexico al fearn-
lrv taiiI ei- hfr,n huHire5 AM ~tNty-nire- iid
atltt rI las AID ?, ~ lavs { -aiile.i laiHre
nuas ga "a ifefi y lax IN hoyine ga 70 litF-
uc-i into the -s,id Territory ON thor / rr'-
t. lt-z s-r It t. an lie republic Il NeNir''. he
mi the same are hereby. -Isaprruyed aud re
lsti'-i
,,,u,,,v.d Anil 10 lSel
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-15
E.fase os Tors.ciIla vVisE!ord.

pE0tASEp
NOTICE Is UEHFPY CIV ~ BY THE w
deisi-uei A lmini>trstt # tie estate ai
priSri,Ia v III RI d. ceased Ia the ere 'ii"f> IL
and all r.rsnn- having clrims against the sud
10 -e.s.l ~ exhibit them nh
vouchers within ten man hs after the first pubs
c,tior, { tii.s nufi.e ru tht sid dmiIi rtGor IT
h. oiFc.. in tfe Court 2. in Cars City . ms
nv County, tat. # Nevada. Dated al Carson,
CITY. July 21th, 1859
II H. BENTE.
Administrator If the estate of p iscila " iilIord
lPre t.ed 4w
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-15
Estate Of William VsiElfUrti.

DECtAS ID.
~ TITE rs HEhfBi GiEEN By THE IN
.rfSignrd. Administrator II the - aie q
" iiIiam i.liotd deceased. I" I &c G. eli ots u,
and all rsoil- having claims against the SAD '--
ceased to eNhibi them W IN the nec's-i' J N'Hcit-
err, W tti., ten months sfses TIA, nr>f pt,b sliin
~ I'M. p4,ice to the said !, diminish att.i. ~ lf,s
oitlce in the curt nous, in Carson Cliy ornrrby
on. T., state of Nevada. Dated at Carson City +,
July 10th, 1s69 H. BtHoE.
Admins rator de bonis non Of the estate OF
William Willford, deceased. jy2s:4w
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-15
IPublic-No. I'll

| An Act concerning the Attorney General.
| Be it enacied by the Senate and House of Rep
| resentatives of the United States Of America in
Congress assembled, That much OF the g Acl
making appropriations for the legislative. ex-
&c lrive aud Judicial, expenses Of the governme
| fnr the year en- ing the thirtieth of june, eigh
| teen hund ed and seventy repeats the SEC
ond section If the act of August second. righ-
| teen hundred and siNty-oue, entitled : An act
concerning the Attorney General and the after
ney, and marshal> of the several districts" be,
ana the same is hereby, repealed. and said sec nj
section i, hereby declared to b-in full force; aud
it shall be the duty Of the Attorney General to
report at the commencement OF the next session
OF Congress and to each -uccs-ding session, the
names Of all the persons employed the pur-
D >es aforesaid, end where and upon hat bus-
ness emf loyed, with the compensation paid to
each.
Approved, April 10. 1869.
Public No 1877
An Act regulating the rights Of property ct mar
ried woman in the district If Columbia
Be- il enacted by the Senate and III use OF Rep
resentative> Of the United States OF America in
congress .t-semb ed, That in the District of Col
umbia the right ola married woman to any
property personal real. belonging to her at
the time of marriage. or acquired during mar
rage in any other way than 10y gift or Convey
ance from her husband, shall be As absolute as If
she femme sole. ana 81 III MT he subject 10
the disposal Of her hu band, nor be Liable for hi
debts; but >uch married woman may convey. de
wise and hegueafh the me, any interest
therrin II, the same manner and with like effect
as il She were un carried
Sc ; An be il IN Their enacted, That any
ma rie woman may Contract. and sue ana be
sued in her own name. in all mat err having IT.
,atian To- her sole and separate property in the
same manner as il she were uHInarrled; but
neither her husband nor tbs properly shall be
h und To any such cuntract nor liahl- for any
cnvrrv agun-t her iu any such SUIT, hut judge
neut may he infa.cei b execution against her
sole anu SCI arate estate in he same manner if
She were sole.
Approved. April 10, 1893