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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09
FASHIONS WHIMS.
LATEST STYLES IN ALL KINDS OF
WEARING APPAREL.
Handsome Beesptioa-Gown for Sum
msr Resort ight-Gowns- Sats for
Children Plain Black silk, &c.
Correspondence o., the Richmond Dl.p...nl

Correspondence % the Richmond DlspSt,hl
NEW York. june :, 1850.
A. the younger generation plays teunis
with cnthuGssm equal 90 that Of the older
sisters. misses snd chlldren's tennis cos
tune, are provided For misses the gown,
consist 90 an ACCORDION SKIRT, worn with a
slkeu jacket or sp'asher nDd CAV sash
drawn about the waist For children
bright striped hsnnes sre chosen. with
psn or Killed skirts and short open
isckc;s and white vests, or else loose
blouscs.
SvtVrE ErCgr1IoN cow.
A handsome summer reception gown is ~
roed green. 40 ys4n d6 soic. II is INSIDE In a
kiUd 90 pruco.s style. the skirt being laid IN
loose folds ~ drapcry, very gracefully and
skUiuuy srrsrccd. The waist is somewhat
iu Alric Sfusr, AiVle. very picturesque, a0d
appropriate to this Kind Of costume. The
front f. quite loose. laid m vertical folds.
Almost uAe OPEN pats. The collar Of lace
resembles run, and js wide enough 90 allow
- little 81 tho throat 20 appear. From The
ntck % ire waist "a narrow l1bof Of lace ls
carried. The sleeve, star from high shoul'
der plNs and are slashcd with lace falling
stsri from me elbow. Around the wsist n
sash o. sINls wound. somewhat M the LIN
T're fashion. with long ends falling At one
sIGc anO bgyln- deep irlngcs.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09
TUESDAY. Lnne Is. 1889.

n o'clock 7. NJ. he above-namcd, vol known,
rio-t eligihiy-locst,l. and truly elegant trt
FRANkLtS-STREET VE~lDtNrL. ou the norm
side ~ franklin street between lauini hn1
sbafer streets. the lot fronting IS rect Ald oA-
tending back between parallel line, Iv i''.'
more or lo-s. 20 an alley ld iect wido. lo 'uld-
Ing covering about - feet, Ica'inE FNraHt .
beautiful Tot Of about2SXlal feet. 1ir dw'.lins-
erected about four years ago" an o-r'"i lnsiy
handsome. spacious. anI ainfirat' ~. lNi'- %,
detached ThHfESrOkI Bhith ~lEl an ith
of about twelve rooms oosidc' ltn'u,
landry pantry bathroom. closets scr
wants rooms. &c.. is heated thfoue, 'ut
hy an excellent turngro. and D. sag. ei
with an tho modern appliances Tor conior.
aui convenience thoroughly vol bNii1 we'll
Hghfad. well ventilated. eNpou4VelY nld Gle
ganfly finished. Comp Iets aud attractive tu All
its appointments. ia pcrfe.t o~psr, ant l1 Do al
respects ono ~ tho very best r'-ldcn'e- iu i1i@
tho most eligible AMI delightful. location 10 mo
city.
Terms: One third cash; tho residue In equal
iustslmouts. OY negotiable r.fc5 nt- x. Twelve,
and eighteen months. WIFI interest aitod. nni
the tito 20 Pc retained until the purchase money
is fully paid ant conyo yance ordered 10y ih'
Court. or, all cash, az me option of mo pun
chaser HhNRl G.. CANNON,
PRESTON COCht,
Special Commissioners.
=. Z. ELAN ami II. SELDOM TAYLOR, AVG
fioneers te9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09
DISEASED BLOOD.
HumOrS, IlOiCheN Sores, Scales, trusts, and
Loss Of Hair Cured.

TERRIBLE BLOOD PuISON-~CFFERrD ALL
n Man COULD SUFFER- AID LNE-FACE
AND B0DN COvTHED WITH AWE J. SORES
USED TuE CUrICCEA REMEDIES Ten
WEEKS AND j. PRACTICALLY CUkEh-A
REMARKABLY CASE.
contracted 4 terrible blood poisoning year
sg0. Goctorod with NO good phys."iaus,
neither OF whom Gid mo any good. suffered
all mon c04ll suffer ana live. Hearing OF your
CrrtCURA REMtpIEs ! concluded 81. ffT thcin,
knowing that n they did me up Cooi They could
mako me NO worsc. I have b'eu using tl' m
about ten Wecks. sud am most neppy io say mat
lam almost ri " the aHfl. sores tnHt covered
10Y face and body. Ny fac" Wa~ a- bad, II not
worse, than MAT of Miss B0yu,on. spoken o. IN
your BOOB. apd I woulI say 20 auyo Do the
sanie condition 90 u-c CrrlcuEA, and they viii
surely Do cured. ) ou may usr THIS letter ~ Tho
interests OF suffering humanity.
g. "A HFVNDT D~ AshfauJ Ohio.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
~ that Era 4. uart 81 The city Of Newark In
tho county Of Essex aud state ~ New Jersey,
hAh t.is day made an assignment 20 The sub
scriber OF his estate for the equal hcnent OF his
creditors. and that the SAID creditors must ex-
hibit thelr rcsuectiyc claims. under oath or AZ
nrmauon, 90 the subscripcr, a. his Office, NO. SO
Broad street. Newark, y. j.
Dated May -, y. d. l-S3. .
FRANK c. WILCOX,
teQ-gu2t Assignee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09
PUBLIC SALE
BY ORDER OF THE COURT
or THAT
SuDGrb FrankIin-Str0Gt
RESIDENCE.
THE LATE RESIDENCE OF THOMAS II.
GUNN. DECEASED. No. $50 WEST
FRANKLIN STREET

In pursuance ~ Tho decrco Of the Richmond
ChAncery Cour' 81 May H. lNs1, In nc suit So "a
"Gunn ~. Gum. Sc, tho undersigned, sne'lal
comr .ssioners. will scl Oy public auction on
the PREMISE, On
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09

ara s0'1 everywhere. Price, CrTICCEA 50-.; soar,
o.. RKsoiyESI. g. Prepared by the PcriE
DRrG A~D CUFNI-AL COKGoRATIOS, Boston, Mas.
- ~oud f0r'' How 70 euro SKIN Di-cases, o.
uar.a. 81 iLlIeirniinns. ani 100 tesllmlnIaIs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09
GALE OF PURE-BLOODED STOCK
AT AUCTION.

Having a surplus OF s'0cs will sell ., my STA
ble5, Ninth and Cary streets, on
THURSDAY. JrSE -. 1879
at 1920 4. NJ. tho following stock:
tane BROOD MAKE, jenny Lind MatiueL"
Record, > 81 In foGl by "Norlol.,' 3l,e.
fine BAY COLT. two years oil. line size snd
action. Dam Jennie Lind" sired by
"Nolstein rrc'ri, -:.g'J b. "lniiauapO-
lis" record. 9sI, out OF "Boilo Brasheld
record 22Jl
due Brown COLT. ono year olt, by Pros
per- q magnificent thoroughbred horse.
! dne COLI. one year Old, ~ line thorough
bred horse "HRmptOn.'
standard bred MAkz, sleigh three years
old by "Leh Stuar,n G6l. by "MGmDrInO
Pa. hon. 90 $40 % sixteen In the :. 80 Is.
First dam. Beaumandl, by Beaumont 500,
by Belmont so. sire. "NutEOod aud
"WedgowoOd.'
Also. lne young GRADE JERSEY COWS. one
with calf by her side a wees old. ono due 70
cali IN a lew months, and the other next
spring-all Of tLeso by pure-bred Jersey
bulls.
Also. several SECONDHAND ONL-uORSE
leg 4. ". CARRIER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09
SOP. ~ MAIL daily. 1HdOt IN PA-ssN-
CIR. a. M.
els A. H. ACCOASOnArIOS isur ,eS 3p.
SUNDAY

CONNECTIONS
A; clifton F0rg' via ,hosa iks at 'tp
railway Tor the soIth, N9hf. a. Nof.fTo'-
slreDers % tIucinnati aud lo4itflii..
Al yucbb4rg Win NOrfok all Nes'@fu r'.ii.
ROAD f1r all Polut+ o0Ith. ~oitt. AL srl 40 a.
Wost. and Virginia Midland railway Tor al iDiats
North AMI ~oItn.
AtRlcnmoui wita A'sociafei Railway tDr ~
po.uts ia ful South. aut flrnmoui. FRA lofi;ks-
burg Gud Fotoma. railroad :. r the Nortn.
~ Lexington W.t4 baltimore AMI ono rail-
r0a.i, making cle@s connections a harpsrs
Ferry W am from r.u-oarGa and lho hesi, als)
topollts AOrln and ks,-
siesplng ears Lgn0aDurg - NemphiI SSs
Orleans, and Little hccx ..... 49,,
PALACE ,LkGplNG-C AIRS BtTW EEN dt Il
MOND And LYNCHBUkG. BERTHE. 81.
Trains marked dsiiy e1'rp' s4niayl
'dauE
tickets sold % al points Ociees ais eaS
Kan street, iJj0 Man street. al q. EicAmonf
and Allegheny depot. k.glta All ,antl Hfest>
JOHN Il. MACH. kDO.
myU tenes 81 Passenger AgsnL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09
The Railway Dinner.

Unknown liumorisLl
HkNT.
"Super0sh.'
Engf
"Stakcriiger"
I0hy
"Pie,rpud.'
EM1
"Tearcough.n
rfugt
"Cheea. rcrackers7
s|HuT
"Nutsrappiosn
N.trJ
AL out
Fifty CENTS
AW.abokri,
Eh- " q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09
By direction Of tho owner shall sell by public
auction. on ina urefuizes. on

By direction OF tho owner shall sell by public
auction. on the premises, on
MONDAY. June 10. isS9.
ats o'clock p. r.. AZ the risk and co7t ~ william
IS. Br)wa. who purchased ~ suction on Nay %,
i..q. and failed % comply, ami without limit or
reserve. the ab0ve-namcd NEAT AND COM
IOETABLE FRAME DWELLINGS on the east
side az 81. John street totwpen Federal ani
Charity streots. fronting about @lHllt iee' earn,
with aley in rear about 10 feet vile. having city
water, culyort. Sc. containing four rooms each,
and under good rental.
TyRHa: ono third cnsh balance by negota-
bic notes A. SIX and twelve months, with interest
Gdded and secured by deed - trust
fo5 d. r. ELAN. AuciiJnoer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09
BLOODY INCIDENTs.

"GenersI Humphreys, commanding a
Mississippi brigade, bad his command be.
hind woe clad fence. lie made few OF
bis men shaw themselves 20 - " attract the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09
H''' 'S'' VI F. W. ri EfrY%oLDS. Ashland. Ohio.
COVERED WITH RrNNIYs SORES SEyEN

COIENLD VIII 1t NFINU NUNtN NV ~
TEEN YEAR.
have boon covered With q skin AND scalp lls-
ease for seventeen vrsre. ~ lead AZ times was
one running a0ro AMI my body WAS Covered
with them a. Inrre as 3 bali dolar. iri"I -
great many rem~tf'- without effect uui,i used
the CUII~tRA REMEDIES. and arm thankful 10
81 ATE that after Two months oi tneir us" am cn-
trcIv cured. te"l 20 my uu'y 90 you and he
public 20 state The ubov" cs~o.
j. MCDOWELL. Jamoshurr, y. D.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09

By request OF thc owner shall sell 10y public
auc.i0u. on IN" premises. on
TUESDAY. .. 1850.
AZ 8 T.. ". fIGE. ATTRACTIVE BUILDING
LOTS % 22xl1l fce. each. fronting r'ro'hrr on
the north si3e OF " street between 4Iirfy-ni-l
and Thirty second ..r-rts. sixty SIS feet e3ss
from Thr,y-Ur,t st-orl These i.-. ooor gp,,I
iuduromrnt tr par-.ns NJ small means seeking
h,me sites. as well A. 20 those Mo contemplate
huilliug f0c rental purposes. and tI sunn a.
invited 90 attend t.i- -t.r.
TERMS: Easy ana ammo urc - n -a'o.
foS o.. H. ELAN. hu.ti'necr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09

VO MY FRIENDS.

have accepted the position oi general agent
fo- the city Of Kchmoni ami vicinity OF The
HARTFORD LIFRANDANNUilfl NsU RANCE
COMPANY. OF Hartford. Conn. ! selected this
company because ] o-l.eye 10 20 De tue BkSI II
TIE UNITED STATES for our people. was
pnrticuIarly struck with its SATETY-FJS Nd
feature, which combines CHEAPNES5 with ABB
SOLUTE SECURITY. All J ask 81 a man, who
s. insured. or wants % be- insured, Is o. give me
an opportunity 20 explain 10 him tho podW
oreraudi Of the system, and ! will satisfy him
that II is 20 his interest 10 carry hs insurance In
tho Hartford. 10 has now over 1900 satisfied
members and The number IS increasing rapidly.
So remember 10 "a oYOURINrERtsr To- see ms
or one Of my agents before insur.ns your life.
The plan Of the company IS simple AMI easy TO
WORK. aul will make liberal contracts with good
men a. agents. Ny address is lio3 Main street,
Richmond.
5e9-Sl3t d. D. PENDULUM.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09
PHILADELPHIA. RIO IL i'm
MOND AID NORFOLK
iTEAMShIP COMPANY.

AppOinted sailing days. livery TUESDAY
aud FRIDAY a. ~ ~. and every SUNDAY az
5 A. N.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers
received tin li:50 A. a.: for sundays steamer
till5P. n. saturday. Freight received daily TIT
Y. NJ.
Fare, s.
FOR nlrther information spply 20
j. ". McCARRICK,
General Southern Agent once RcckestA
w. r. CLYDE & Co.
Hal General Asenis PhiladelnhiA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09
Dug AND scrArcnGD 1nRrY-FIGur

YEARS.
7 e. Mr. Dennis Downing ten wears better.
have Jug and -1a ched for thirty shi years. ]
ed what "a ;ernei prurir-. ana have eun'rtl
cverythlug and tined number 0f doctor, mas
rot no relic. Anybody could have rOr $40 had
thsy cured mo. The CrTICrRt HENEpfF. curel
me. God blc-s the man who invented Ct1ICttA
CHENEY GREEN, Cambridge, Mass
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09
ALBEMARLE CLARE7S.

RI. CHRISTIAN & CO. have fun stock Of
ALBEAAKLE CLARETs. including Ives, Goa
cord, and Norton.
yintAges from two TO six years old FURNISHED
IN ANY AMOUNT
As agents for WILLIAM HOTOP. one Of tho
largest wine producers IN tho state, they can
supply WINES at the LOWE EST PRICES.
one hundred cases OF FOREIGN CLARETs Of
Their own importation mIN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09
nrRsDAY. LrNE q. lssl.
By John j. Goblin.
Real Eata's Agent AMI Auc'ioneer.
Bank aud Eleventh streets.


TBUSTEE'S SALE OF THAT DESl-
L EABLE. CENrRALLY-LOCA1ED, UE-
TACHED BRICK RE~lDENCE 40 "a NORTH
SEVENTH STREE ~ AICllON-As trustee
ia a certain decd o. trust sEd by virtue Of de-
cree OF tho Cbanc"ry Court OF the CRY Of Rich
m0nd. euicred 90 tho 6th day OF June, 1879, ~
She cnsc OF eheppacd cs. sheppard and as, no
uucereiCoed Will soil a. public auction, on tho
promlsos, on
TUESDAY. JUvE r., 1850.
a. o'clock T. w.. rat comfortable. well-huilL
aud v-lo,ated lNO-~ I0kl-AI nc
AND-BA~EMENI BRICK DWELLING $50. $50
90 west side 90 seventh street between clay AM
Leigh streets. containing Ten rooms gas. water,
baths. g. besides detached kitchen with three
rooms. Dot 35xl10 foot. u0re 81 less. This pro-
po-ty no doubt cll BOG rfut'd iiiy on account
~ convenience To- market. Du-In'.-. clur'Le-.
schools. ,Nc.. and with "a Jew repairs could Do
maIr to paw VOL 49, ap iuves mont. or woul
.akr very desirable home The elrriri '-.ars
pas viz n Dne haf Square ~ me property.
IogWS: One fufrrb cash, uaIFurc ia ak.
tctiyc. am ei<tIe'L months Tor negotiable
uo~c-, Interest added. nui 'il.c retained uu.l' a0
%" purchase money i- paid, when me trusted
WILL execute q Conveyance.
jeQ Vs. vs.. CRUMp, Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT III.

' COMPANY for old fOulr Nor- sS&Ss'sass&s
fou. PorsmouIn, Newport NeVs. arefuon-
ami JArucs-rlgor landings direct, ~ oiosAn,
ealoou-steamer r~~IA. LEAVING EltlWal J
EVERY MONDAY " WEDNESDAY,, And h.DAI
Al. ~ VI. etrort-cara connect
to.ue.u0u, a. Oh i0ln. AMI ~ norfolk
rlos4lg WIN 4l inc, fOr northern cities Same
Afternoon. James river ~ daylight Urea!
tourist line. ,he2pes. fouts.
Through ficassJs on steamer sal 20 Garoer's =
AGENCY lUOI NAin street baggage clec-o
tnrslga. StSte-rO0us engaged ior dag " night
FrelgA received daily iot Norioiz. Ports
ulogtn. old p.inr AyeriY. hicksiort. Va, AMI
I'm p0.ats IN Eastern North tArolns. Eastern
[Iii.,t.. anf an regular lanliD X or tns James
RIVER. al lowe. fafo-. aui through biIls issued
LCCiFN Il. TATUM. N4C9-rr,s idenI
81. liz Mgin street and k0cKettA
iaYlN Mkl.lSEE. FREIGHT cu1 Passenger Asen-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09
By James b. Elan.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
lib Main street
TWO GOOD PIN Els 7 r f + L
/ DNELLINGS.
NOS 10 AND "a SOUTH PINE STREET, NEAR
THE SITE OF THE NEW PARK.
IOBE SOLD By AUCTION.

OS SATURDAY, JCSs 18Th,
A. 6 o'clock r. NJ shall. by request Of tho
owner, sell by public auction, on ih9 promises,
those two neat and very desirable INO-ol Ok1
DETACHED FRAME WELLING~ NDs. zig AMI
IA ,autL Pine street. fronting about &jEli- teet
each on the west side Of Pine street south ~
Holly sireo. auI very near the ground selected
FOR tho new PARK. coutaiuiug i've good rooms
each, with city wAter. gas along tho street, AID
tho usual couveuionccs. under good ieutal. in n
pleasant and good renting locality. u good
order, aud where early and large Increase IA
ya.ue IS expected. All per'Ons IN quest OF good,
w-ll-l0cated, d-ta he'd homes, or good renting
property should att9ud THIS sale.
Terms Very liberal, and announced at sale.
j. y. ELAN,
10 9,l2,Ii&l5 Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09

A NCHOR LINE.
ATLANTIC EXPRESS SERVICE.
LIVERPOOL VIA o. EEN,lONN.
Steamship CITY eos tONE f'om New York
MEDNkSD ~ June 21ih. july s3tA,
Angus 2l-t >epfom or ls.h.
Saloon passage, 80 to 500. sscond-clsss, SO
GLASGOW SERVICE.
Steamers cyo.F >a.urlay .rorr Neg York %
GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY.
Cabin Pa-sccs % Glasgow. Londonderry, or
liverpool. so api 81 >ecOnd-,l las. $50.
Storage passage. other service. 30
Saloon -krIrairn l.cacts a. Eotucei Rates
Travellers Cr.u' leticr.of tr0li' 2u1 Drafts
Tor any amount is3uol al lowest
current rae.
FOR Books II Tour, licko's or further informa-
lion apply 20
HENDERSON BAOrAERS, New HOrS,
or GEORGE v. ALLEN 4 90. tOd DOMINION
steamship Company, " ANDREW WELSH
lsouthorn Express Company. or i. ". GAR
BER IOoJ Main 81. Cor. Tenth. Richmond.
mn y-euG8m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-16

conferenee. Responsibility will thereby be
shared by the Senate and the Administration.
The commissioners who have been nominated
possess superior qualifications for the work in
hand. Mr. Kasson is an experienced diplomas
who was himself at Berlin at the opening stage
Of the Samoan controversy, and received as
the American Minister direct assurances OF the
deliberate intention Of Germany to abstain
from unnecessary and wanton interference ~
the affairs of the islands. Mr.. Phelps through
his residence in Vienna and his protracted SER
vice in the House Committee on Foreign ReIa-
tons is admirably fitted for practical work as
a neeotiator. Mfr. Bates, who was Mr.. Bayards
snecisl commissioner to the islands, under
stands every detail of the controversy ana
will be match for the Webers, steuoeis ana
other special advisers employed Dy Vne TWO
Bismacks. The commissioners are not only
conversant with the subject and deeply inter
ested In il, but they are also representative
Americans who have the dignity and honor OF
their Government at heart. The country may
he justified in believing that if they ever con-
sent to sign a treaty it will be one involving
neither dishonor to the United States nor i'm
Justice to the Samoans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-16
PERSONAL.

Governor Ames, Of Massachusetts,, WIZ give MS
annual reception TO- the Legislature on March ~
ladies being included in The invitations.
Mime. Minnie Hauk has been giving highly sue
cessfu concerts in the cities Of Ireland and has now
gone to Germany to sing in opera. She VIII return
70 London In May.
The report that sx-Secretary Villas will remove
from Madison, Wisconsin, to Milwaukee, to practise
law, is authoritatiyely contradicted.
Tho four thousand students of the University Of
Naples have determined TO wear continually hence
forth the style q cap which they T0" on , ths S S
Mr. Jesse Grant has come to New-YOrk to see
his sister Mrs. sartors lie says be has settled down
in California as real farmer
Mr. Joseph Barnby, tho musician, Is an energetic
looking, broad-shouldered bearded and spectacied
man, with the air Of one born to esdln more senses sS
than one. He has handsome and clover WHO ano
some beautiful little girls.
Since the death Of the Hon. sidney Bartlett, Mr.
John C. Park OF Newton. becomes the senior member
Of The Boston bar lie was admitted in 1897.
AT tho monthly dinner of the Commercial Club Of
Providence r. L. to-day, the subject will be Industrial
Rdueation The speakers are to DO President Eliot,
az Harvard President Adams Of Cornell, and Gepera
Francis A. Walker, Of the Institute OF Ieehnoosy'
Boston,
Accom- 10 "The Boston Traveller the Rev
azd Mrs Herbert D. Ward, who have been passing
the winter at summerville s. c., VIII return NORTH
this month, and paying some visits by the way sn-
ticipaie reaching Mrs. wards old home In Andover
early IN April. Mrs. Ward more familiarly known
% Elizabeth Stuart Phslpsl has passed 2 most on;
iovAble winter IN the South, and her friends VIII
delight 10 learn Of tho marked Improvement In her
health 10th Mr. and Mrs. Ward have been much
engrosSed with their writing during the winter
Tho Queen is going to erect monument to The
Royal stewards who arc buried in Paisley Abbey.
n viii be placed opposite the high altar, over the
grave OF Robert III. Mr.. HutchisOn, II. S. A. (who
recently executed admirable busts Of Principal Tul
loch and DIR. Norman Macleod for tie gallery at
RalmoraD, has designed recumbent sculptured
cross in the Iona style. The base eight feet by four
feet IA OF highly polished Peterhead granite, on the
TOP OF which viii DO placed large block Of sicLllsn
marble deliberately seulptured with an ancient othc
err "a and with various heraldlc Symbols and the
scottish shield and Royal motto.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-16
TEN PAGES.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Foreign The Gladstonian candidate. Mr.. Beau
fog, won decisive victory at the Remington
election TO Parliament; his vote was A,o69 against
a,4ss for Mr. Hope, the Conservative. - The
exchanges of Europe are still unsettled over the
difficulties of the French copper ring. - Fifteen
men were killed and six injured by an explosion OF
freaamp In O mine OF Nismes, France - An
American syndicate il is said. is trying TO buy up
the tin-plate mills Of Great Britain. - A man
supposed TO be Tsscott has been captured in Mani
toba. 1855.
Domestie.-A large number of political visit
ors called upon the President and the various
members of the Cabinet - Senator Chace, OF
Rhode Island, has announced his intention of re-
signing from that body by next Monday. -
Assemblyman Hit introduced a bill TO appropriate
s2,500,00e to complete the State Capitol -
motion to strike out the enacting clause OF the
Gable Railway bin was lost By one vote. -
Mayor Grants Rapid Transit bill was introduced
In both houses Of the Legislature. IT, One OF
the officials of the Indiana Insane HOSPITAL was
arrested fer fraud.
City and Suburban.-Thomas B. Kerr was &C
quilted on his trial for bribery. - In the
market investigation, Chief Clerk McAdam re-
fused to reply to some Of Mr.. NicolrS questions
49, At meeting of the Federal Club, Assembly
man Charles T. Saxton spoke on Ballot Reform"
and explained the intent and provisions Of his
bin speeches were also made by Theodore Roose-
Welt and Ernest II. Crosby. == Warner Miller,
John r. Plummer. DR.. Armitage and
others SPOKE at a meeting OF the Re-
publican Business Mems Association. -
Patrick Meehan, age fourteen, employed in
Tensh-ave butchers shop, dangerously stabbed
Christian Weiss, employed at the same place
- Tho Mayor decided that the Irish Gag may
be hoisted on the City Hall. == Police Captain
Reilly denied the charge Of undue interference
made by the Lederisrauz Society: - Stocks
fairly active at declining figures and closing dun.
The Weather. Indications for to-day: Threat
ening, possibly with rain; growing warmer Tenn
prature yesterdays Highest, A degrees lowest
3s; average, 40 5-s.