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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-01
AGREEMENT,
Manchester Briefed,

The City Democratic Committee meets
tonight.
Miss Mollie Winfree died yesterday at
Mr.. ID. p. Walkers residence.
The case OF Amos against the hicn-
mond and Petersburg railroad was con-
tinued in the Hastings Court yesterday
until the next term. :.
tenth street is being paved from Hull
to cambridge.
Mr.. William F. Fisher had MS leg
broken Thursday while assisting in the
survey of the Melrose Land Company s
property. .,;.. N =.
the residence Of her brother' eA-mayor
TAYLOR,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-01
WIN Re pardoned 10 He PAYS Cash,

John II. Manning, who was convicted
at the October term OF the Greenesville
County Court of unlawful cutting with
intent to kill, and seneuted to five
months in Jail, was pardmed yesterday
by Governor Mckinney ipon the condi-
ton that fine OF 900 assessed against
him shall be paid in tue and lawful
money OF the United Safes and not in
a..x~onQ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-01
Sale ofthe Palace Hotel

1t was currently reported yesterday
that Mr.. William Snellings would to-day
succeed to the proprietorship and man
agement OF the Palace Hotel. which fol
some time past has been run by Mr.
Charles L. Straus.
Mr.. Straus said last night that no sale
had been made, and that nothing would
be done until to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-01
Thrown from His buggy.

Mr.. George Watt. book-keper for N.
Y. Randolph & Co.. was thrown head
foremost from his buggy yesterday morn
ing while driving from his home in Hen
rico to his place of business The JOLT
ing of the vehicle on the tagging at
Eighteenth and Main streets caused the
king-bolt TO snap, and the FONT wheels
ran from under the vehide with the
above unfortunate result.
When Mr.. Watt reached his Office a
doctor was called in and found that no
bones were broken or any serious dam
aga sustained,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-01
For the Little Ones

Mothers who want stylish Surah
Cloaks for their little ones will now find
them at Kaufman Il Co. 3 store, Fourth
and Broad. They have Just been re-
ceived, and several of our patrons have
been waiting for them 10 come. Don't
fail TO see them. They are entirely new
in style.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-01
Phi Gamma Delta.

Last night at Richmond College the
Rho Chi chapter Of the above fraternity
assembled in their newly-ftted hall for
the initiation OF Messrs. Merwin Branch,
of Richmond, and j. Leslie Bradshaw,
OF Burkeville. Several alumni Of the
fraternity graced the occasion by their
presence. After the initiation cere-
monies the party adjourned to Muir
phys, where all did ample justice to the
delicacies of the season.
The Omicron chapter of this fraternity
was recently re-established at the Uni.
versity Of Virginia, in which several
alumni Of the Rho Chi took On active
nart
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-01
A Hard Winter Coming.

u is going TO be hard winter, says .
dispatch TO the New York Ssn. Horace
JOHNSON, Of Middle Haddam, Conn.
who predicted the great blizzsrd and hAs
been on the top sheli in tbs estimsSion
OF Connecticut people ever e'nces
says so He bases his psedtcticn
on The phenomsnally large bay
crop and the hard thick ahol1
d eIabA He Aads tuzthas ysrlA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-01

Judge W. 8. Barton, OF the fredericss- |,
burg circuit, occupied tho bench IN ! sIe 70
Chancery Court yesterday. de came 70
the city In order TO hear several impl
tant cases pending in this couf' IA
which, from various causes, the nsr LEW
Chancellor, Judge William Jos'An
LeAkes cannot hear and determine
Jud&e Barton heard azGpment an@
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-01
su,nh Cioaks.

At the request Of some OF our cus'
toners we hereby give notice that tho
beautiful nobby Sarah Cloaks for chill
dren which we have been expecting
for some time have come at last. They
will he open for inspection this morn:
ing, and we invite all mothers TO call
and look ut them. kAUFMANs a Co.,
i0l east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-01
PLAYING AND FEASTlNG.
visiting Cbess-Men Entertained at Ban
quet-The Contest.

Qutf-IHt NUHN05Is
The chess tournament was continued
yesterday and changes were made in the
score that still leaves the result in doubt.
This uncertainty as well as the excel
lence of the games is an element that
keeps up the liveliest interest in the con-
test.
Taken as a whole, the games played
have been of high merit and whoever
may prove the successful knight will
have won at the end of worthy com
hot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-01

Mean temperature. 622.
Q) Heavy rain all day and night
~, light drizzling rain IN he forenoon.
f3) Light misty rain during the day.
al Light showers IA the forenoon
tS Lisht rain In the forenoon; heavy In the
afternoon
(6) Rain az night
"a Heavy rain In the forenoon; light In the
afternoon.
ts Rain ell the afternoon.
90 Light rain at night
Rainfall for the month, 9OJ inches.
ing. =,
In the table below we give the rainfall
and mean temperature during the month
of October for the past eleven years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-01
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
The TpayIor Electric Company

Tho TrayIOr LIecttio COMPANY
have ono OF their new motors now in
operation at their office, corner OF Gary
and Eleventh streets, and respectfully
invite inspection from those Interested
and the public generally. The company
is being pushed by our best and moss
substantial businessmen, the stock -
nearly all taken, and success seems al
ready assured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-01
Cnmfnrt Cannot Vote.

Governor Mckinney yesterday refused
to remove the political disability OF
George Comfort, of Spotsylvsnia coun'
ty, who was convicted of petit larceny
at the last term Of the court Of that
county and sent to jail for fifteen days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-01
wlnt&r lsou Ia

We are prepared to iis you with the
best OF Underclothing in all grades and
sizes-in white, natural-wool, sanitary,
tans and browns. Silks, Silk-and- Wool,
ALI Wool, Merino. and Balbriggan.
Phone 707. CONSTABLE BROTHERS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-01
Two New Boarders.

Alvin Wilkinson (colored) was re-
ceiyed at the penitentiary yesterday
from Henrico county to serve five years
for malicious assault.
J. Booker tcolored) was taken out
from this city to serve two years for for
gerry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-01

Mr.. Courtney, the chairman OF tho
committee. made a statement as to the
called meeting. Mr.. Carter, he said,
had ample time TO get there. His reason
Tor calling the meeting was that he wait
ed on the Finance Committee at its last
meeting and they refused TO make an
appropriation. After he left the room
ibev decided to allow the committee
81 400. while $1,000 was the amount
needed to burn al the 134 lights Tor the
remainder Of the year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-01
rrt,tled 70 TIN B.s,.

All are entitled TO tie best that their
money viii buy, 30 evsy family ahould
have At once q bottle q the best family
remedy, Syrup Of Fig, TO clssnse The
system when costive oIbilsuk For sale
in in 500 and u bottles b al haAins dsug-
Risk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-01
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

He that speaketh lies shall not escape
but he that usetb A. Il. q. Tonic may
escape an early grave.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-01
Fine Reef To-day.

Lovers Of good Beef should call at A.
Eicheps New Market, No. - north
Sixth street, and get cut OF his choice
Beef. The cattle were received this
week and are of Superior quality aud
well bred,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-01
rherrninInayes Earlier.

A new schedule goes into effect on the
Richmond and Danvile railroad to-mor-
row under which the train which has
been leaving here at 2:30 A. NJ. starts at
/ As. There are no other important
changes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-01
HOW THEY sTANI
At the close of play last night the

From this table it Will appear that Mr.:
Pendleton has come forward and will
be q formidable rival OF Messrs. Kin
nier and London.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-01

The most popular gift nowadays is .
rich piece OF cut glass Dortiinger .
American Cut Glass stands unriyailed IN
beauty and finish, Sec that theix trade
marx label u on eypu plsoA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-01
--
Dr,narfx rran.fprs.

The following deeds of bargain and
sale we're recorded yesterday in the
Clerks office OF the Chancery Court:
John W. Fisher and wife to j. I. Wall
lace. 2 feet on east side Twenty-eighth
street between NJ and n, S5l.S5.
George w. Gillian and wife to James
r. Sheppard, strip of land on west side
81. Paul street between Duyal and Baker,
S25.
Elizabeth Hatton and Walter A. and
wife to Moses Goodrich, 80 l-3 feet on
west side First street near Byrd, $40.
AGREEMENT.
Thomas Fl. Farrand and wife agree to
sell 10 W. J. Walker about 80 acres on
north side National cemetery road and
on west side Williamsburg turnpike at
2l4. 600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-01

Average temperature. 49.4 i0.49.OO 15.Ol
Mean temperature, 622
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-01

When Baty vaa sicS, We rave her casscfa
whsa sAe was Chnd. she cried for oassoviA
When shs became niss, abe ciuas 70 c~ssorsA
WIN che had Children. abe gave than cssssstA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-01

DgsEnvIso or COMMUNICATIONS Is no ArtA
clio which 80 richly deserves the entire conil-
donco OF tho community IA BsowSs BRONCHIAL
TRoouEs Those suffering from Asihmauc and
Bronchial Diseases. Coughs, and Colds should
try them. Price 25 cents.
Malar,s cured and eraficated from tho sys.
tem by Browns Iron Biiterr, which enricnes
the blood tones tho nerves. aids digestion. Acts
like charm on persons In general ni-heallh,
giving new eEsrgy and strength
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-01
TO THE JUDGE.

This paper was presented to Mr.. Plea
SAINTS, but he said the matter was one
for the Judge and not him to pass upon.
MIR. Lamb then submitted the answer to
the Judge, who remarked that the Su-
pervisor could only demand to copy the
poll.book in the Registrars possession.
This ended the matter and the process
of copying, In which very slow progress
was made, continued until 4 T. NJ, when
the workers took recess until this
rnOrninp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-01
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

The eighth wonder Of the world, A. b.
G.. Alternative.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-07


TSROM TERMINAL on INTERIOR POINTS
II the
Nn,ru-~~ =. rr-,~ .~o
2 ~ NM y take to al points 8aoe ana
South. II - the DINING cAR ROUTE tt
runs through vesstbulcd Trains every
Gay in The year 70
sr pArr. Ann cu,r
-. .s : - Ss- - :
SNo cnenea o. earn
Composed Of Diuinr Cars unsurpaseef. Pull
man Drawing Room Sloepers Of
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sAx vnAnclsco nAskrrs.

YnouUcn pecuPYa Am ou0YA910mA
HI pnAncyouo. 1uua e.--rroduoo rooe1r1s--
III ~ euastee snehs; wheaf. an oonfnls;
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q tl41e-tomaly sxifa. 1Al00A& oah1a e.
Q W.: eSperane. ~ so01M
3 81. 49, !. ssow; ssssA s1zs7<SsA ~ 'os
80 = eeoee extn lfe0ee
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p. ~. 49, ~; nee.s.e: $3.50 -
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flras-ar,rpr,s.. II mas, Is: ,nn,s.s a esi1n
"a, go q esoins ~. a ss01s a. NO.
4. -. n: srev. a "a -
r~sr~vs,Icw = -, a q, ,..~. !, a. =.
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RAilEoAn sroeks

Skw YORK MERCHANDISE
Dand.
uo1se-Nc Options closed steady. lusis points
~: Gales, E.s0 baSs: jane, olg.eo; July.
= HIS August. us.ss: seps<mhsr, sissoA
- ~. spot Rio. steady; No daf bean, - -
H-Rav. fair: refined. Is Ice. centrifugal.
+ - 49,: AlsaI 3.oup hhds; Muscosato -
iS16cs 5000 heEs centfifagal 81 tAal :
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NoeEs7o, Cal. My -. feen

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49, ..s A1oaS 1f.esn ysaxs 80
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= - - - 80 - Ne end q my n0se-
- 0unk nuxSnf~ IN $50 f~a~rnxa go
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49, ~ ~ - 49, -. sou lscon menaed
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sr.sssssss.s - - - s1Ie M wasn e en-
- -. 80 $3.50 . -
49, s.. ~ - .a1ens uss .na ny
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SE1r1LE; K!sKL4yD. HoueHros AND
EAn rlss-
Q. Z srEAnER MABEL

wiz teave Yssaes's dcek q = q a. every uou
ksv. Wednesday and Friday for Twelve-W 4
and onohomisA, returning following dsys q
. n GEO r. FosTEa. Aren't
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WET mArrLs yrRsY-

CTEAMxR MouNrAINEER
LEAVES
Harrington Smiths wharf. foot OF waahing-
ton StrUes, .. m daily, and returning.
except sundays. for
DRICKYARDs, MI1CHELL's POINT, SIDNEY
and head OF FORr ORCHARD
ARRIVES AT SEATTLE, sop. r.
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crKAxER KIRKLAND

Fer iuazisA ana vsy paEts - ssss = n and
AZ m - Kirkland. Hosshtsa and vsy
psssx
AZ . q n and n M for Neydenhanes. keu-
eag1je ard wag rosse. e1eegk % bsse bnH dayA
J. h LoC6HEAp. Manages.
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1AHWAY4
To aAs S1Ancnce
AnA An HaM00
CALIFORNIA
Va - n Shasta Roussa
xxB ooUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
he enly route
IAnoU0H CALIFORNIA
IT, eli Poiats
EAST AND SOUTH
M scEHIc RoUrs or fap sAcryDs ceAa
PULLMAN BUTTxr sLEEpSRS
PULLMAN TOURIST sLEEPfSa CARS
Asssene1 9 sxpFe1 uainA .af6rdine supsrsep
eccommodaticm. Tor socond-claas psaosn9efs
- raso1 tekees sieeptne-car rsosrvaeioua
-. eli spss q adare0
S!01fAo \ GRAHAM, nlsszice psusne,P
Aeona uo South Tenth stEeet, Tacoma, Wasa.
9. kOGEkA Aes't General 1rotehe ard ~.
eeue0 Agent Portland. O..
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We combine al rms III Observation-Disclosures.
=. Electric nets and Applianees. MsdicAl
v1li can z. { cured speedgi~ and permanently
tUU hy electricity pro; y applied a. con
nectsun with Il cite refugees We eat sue.
cesstuily ell csses al rheumatisu. scialtca, apo-
picxy. dys<nsess, dvopsy. dyspepsia, piles, sup-
tcreA Gricture~. liver. kidncs. Liaddsf n 4
efThQnn lot msnho.r. nsrv. ~ D iisy
c.sinily tee.tsd spscs ise esnet.nsiy on
hand forsr settaG thrvae aud lung uouelss Ato
sep<ctai q IN skin dlsesesA syphilia scrofula,
oc1erns. ulcers. strs and Ell prtvale aud delicate
disoasts Of birth ST. - epsfuatofrhna- imp
tency. vaficpcl.. +, deocele, basrcnness. tic. We
also treat scrfnsfnti epfuof affections tnmofs,
Eottrr, magbsd and fungus gsowf5s, insonnta,
ver ixas brain Foublss. usssncAosia. cunvul.
sise Ms. -. vstus Dance, nsrvous debility and
exhaustion
Rslts. irsssScs and appliances properly altsd
and seat by mail IA hlly al ~ en- receipt OF
the feslH red sfnonnt Tie bcst and most come
piete electrical. sur heal and puedicai apparatus
and insfFuments for treetin9 81 class . Of dls-
eeses oorsanflv on hand And furnished . pa-
tensr PSice list Furnished on appicatiou.
Rupture permanently cuge1 Chr Of male
OF female complaints arc with held In profess
slonsl confidence. with due regard &, deiicacy
Of the patients. Go<d ndvlco given 20 the
young. both male and female.
Rooms SUD 4 southwest corner Main and
Commercial sfrosts one sourx TX n q. m.
to 10 p. m Ennsiays iron Ala. m fo7 .. -.
Consul ation srse. Seattle. wash
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EAsrERN MARKETS.
Few roax STOCK rxemAssx.

Hew ronK STOCK EXCHANGE
HeW YoR1. June 6-The favorable influences
= - ttock market this morning were entirely
1esuaitsed BY the decentralization In sugar ~
Saer1fa After the nrst hear railway dealings
ane dull and moved within very marrow
~ The recent advance in the price Of re-
- sugar created strong tone In the stock
- - rnmor that srreckels had ccme into the
Ma the occasion al rise al aeosst Z per
Towards the close tho rumcr was dsnied
Nsre was . sudden drop from SIC to 75s,c
eestncss doing II the time hcing simply
Deuk The market closed rather heavy and
al changes, while irregular aud for frac-
amounts only. ahow majority Of iosses
eugar Il down sssc
oovefnments iirm.
MONEY AND ExcnAsak.
eeeey ON cal easy. %s6 prime mercantile
-. sAS9s's. sterling exchange. quiet and
10y, eoday bills. Asssss demand. tAs,s.
~ oliver. lt.o4
EcxnS.
- tfegtetefcd)i21 10. 8 as scouponl. los
-. = ~ tk0Opnul, lys Pacific a rs
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ana esU rssa sssAs&
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2. =. nAxTkk cashiss
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- = 80
l1uGEr xuuxp National raxr - -
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w Quccfporascd)
1nvsns . knut z President
AItnonsea ea(ataa -
faad up eaplssl sa0ao
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ascn xils.n BLOCK. saddle. wasA osese,
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pfafts-sisht New York. ls,,c; Geographic.
Else; sterling bills on Iondo,l hank, Assn.
csunetciAl. tAM. silver bars. si.osss: Mexi.
~ dollars. 80 sdeslc
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0uIcKIsr TinB 10 oLYxrIA
KAMIlCHIE AID CRAPS HARDon
rH8 PAssENGRR STEAMER NuLrxoaeAx
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tnIeAeos Juns e--Coefse - n4csapss. sooD;
4foeeer. elostsg easy: besves. N96(1s0o: seeers
80 eeheken ~ feenefn. q sa4x 20;
Texs eofen ez1(eA2x
nep- necsipts. .opo: stsons, csesjne week;
ntsed, aen0nss: hesvy. ss.Sa8s&n
neeep-RecefpaA I'M. sssndy. nAsivss. q 81
49,; wansesn. ~ oe8t70: Texans, e1s01As6.
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SIGHT bills Of exchange on IDusos svailahis
elseuhepe Ia Busopc.
Collections mads q al points on favorable
tcsmo.
b nds. stocks ana other valuAbles secoived
On deposit for safe keeping
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-03-29
AID FOR THE SUFFERERS.
Local Relief Committees Mt Work But
Louisville Asks No Outside Help.

Local Relief Committees mt Work But
Louisville Asks No Outside Help.
LOUISVILLE, KY, March 29.-A we'll at
tended meeting of the Board of Trade
was held at noon to discuss measures
for the relief of the sufferers, President
William Cornwall, Jr.. presiding. A
relief committee of so was selected. 1t
was decided that four members should
be assigned to each square and all parts
of the wrecked district be visited.
An estimate of the damage will be
Immediately made and the first help ex-
tended to people 10 q destitute condi-
ton. Then the committee will turn it's
attention to repairing the damage. It
was requested that owners of teams
should close their business places and
use every effort to assist those needing
help. An executive committee of seven
was also selected to secure homes for
the homeless.
Within q few minutes after the pas
sage of those resolutions ST, 900 had
been subscribed. The Norton Infirmary
has consented to take care of as many
injured as possible free of charge.
1t was finally voted that the chairman
of the committee should prepare a state
ment to be authoritative for the use of
the press. It is as follows:
1.-The calamity that has overtaken the
city of Louisville by the cyclone of last
night about 8 o'clock spread over a ter
ritory of our city covering a space of
ground some four hundred yards wide
and three miles in length
through the business and resi-
dence portion of the city. The loss of
life is in the neighborhood, it is be-
lieved, of some rs persons, and tho loss
to the city, the calamity in damage to
houses and goods, is believed not to ex-
coed $4,000 900. While the calamity
10 q great ono our citizens feel able to
cope with it and are not cast down, but
will at once proceed to repair and re-
sumo business in the channels inter-
rupted. In all other portions. of the
city business IL resuming its usual
channaIan
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-03-29
METROPOLIS HORROR.

Fully 200 Houses Destroyed and Several
Hundred Peraons Doubtless Killed.
METROPOLIS, ILL.,, March 29.-Fully 200
houses were damaged here by the storm,
among them being the Court House and
Judge Milkey's residence. A swath
Of q quarter of a mile was cut across
the town, wrecking property of all des-
criptions and burying men, women and
children in the debris
It is reported that several hundred
persons were killed or injured.
The rain soon ceased and the full hor-
ror of the situation became apparent.
On every side could be heard the groans
of the dying, and all around lay the
mangled bodies of the dead.
Scores of bodies were removed from
the ruins, and the wounded men were
taken to the homes of those who had es-
capped the calamity. Many have died
ere this through lack of proper medical
attendance. Ten physicians have ar
rived here from Cairo. The report that
several hundred persons have been
killed must be true, as judging by the
wreckage it would seem imposs ible
otherwise.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-03-29
A Woman Phys,ciaa in China.

DR.. King, an American woman, ocou-
pies the somewhat enviable position OF
physician-in-ordinary to one of the most
distinguished statesmen in China. Her
practice in Shanghai is large and valua-
BILE, and some of her successful surgical
operations have elected the warmest
praise from her brother physicians.
There is q great field in China for the
woman doctor, and those who are strug-
Cling along here might do we'll to wend
their way to the kingdom Of "rtce and
mioo and ovoey thing uiee.n