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A New Method Of Applying Lymph.

At the Charity Hospital in Berlin yesterday
Prof. Sonneburg exhibited q consumptive
patient whom the doctors had cut open in
order that Koch lymph might be injected in
the cavity in diseased lung. The professor
said that the patient, who was in an advanced
stage of the disease, had been making rapid
progress toward recovery since the operation
was performed. This Is the first case in which
Q patient has been operated upon with the
knife for the purpose Of injecting the lymph.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-23
Drowned in q City's Sewer.

Frank Edwards, aged eight, Paterson, N. j.,
was drowned in a sewer at the corner of Clay
and Vine streets in that city yesterday after
noon. The downpour caused a heavy rush Of
water into the sewer and one Of the walls of the
receiving basin gave way. The latter poured
into the break like river. Edwards and his
playmates were watching the stream when the
former lost his glove. He stepped forward to
recover 1t into the water and was carried
through the break into the sewer.
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Tyrolese Politicians disappointed.

TyrOIeHo FOnuckanS D1SNPPOihted.
A dispatch from Innsbruck, the capital city
Of the Tyrol. brings news Of a disturbance
which has occurred there at session Of the
diet or state assembly Of the Tyrol For some
time past the Italian members Of the diet have
been agitating the question Of having q sepa-
rate legislature for the Trentino, the depart
ment surrounding the ancient city Of Trem.
The matter came to a vote on Tuesday, and the
motion was defeated. The italian members
were 30 Disguised ut this upsetting Of their
proposition that they entered violent protests
and then withdrew in body from the building
where the diet was in session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-23

Judge John T. Ludeling Of Louisiana Dead.
Judge John I. Ludeling died on Wednesday
at his plantation in Louisiana, aged sixty-seven
years. Judge Ludeling was one of the most
prominent republicans in the state. In 1868 he
was appointed chief justice of the state supreme
court by Gov. Yarmouth and served until 1876,
when he returned to north Louisiana and
the practice of law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-23

Col. George Lea Febiger, retired assistant
paymaster general Of the United States army.
died last evening at his home in New Haven of
heart disease. Col. Febiger was born in Phila-
delphia in 1922, and was educated ut William
and Mary College. He entered the army in
1861 and remained in the paymaster's DEPART
ment until 1886, when he was retired. He was
a member Of the Knights Templar and LOYAL
Legion. He leaves a widow, one son and two
daughters,
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Melancholy Claimed Him.

Ex-Councilman C. E. Pratt Of Railway, NJ,
left his home yesterday morning, going to the
old homestead at Milton, suburb, where a few
moments later he was found dying, with a pis-
tol in his left hand Pratt had consulted ply
stefan Of Philadelphia, as he had been suffering
from melancholia. No reason other than mental
alteration is assigned for his suicide Pratt
recently inherited fortune from his father in
England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-23

Collector Erhardt, at New York. received in
structions recently from the Secretary Of the
Treasury TO cause all cabin passengers on steam
ers coming into that port hereafter to be exam
ined as to whether they we're coming here I'M
der contract or not. The collector Is making
arrangements to have this order carried out
with as little inconvenience to passengers as
possible
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-23
One of the "Nisht Owls" Drops Dead,

Miss Georgia Mortimer, a member Of the
Might OWL Company, fell dead at the STRIFE
binger House in Cleveland yesterday morning
Of heart trouble. The deceased is q sister of
Ben Leavitt, the well-known theatrical man
ager Of Chicago, and has been with the might
OWL Company since last September.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-23
Braxil's Cri.is ~ nm rua

brazifs Crisis 1t an End.
NJ Benjamin Constant, the Brazilian minister
Of war, died yesterday. In political circles in
Brazil the belief is generally expressed that the
ministerial crisis is about over and that salts
factory arrangement will soon be effected
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CATARRR.

casarrh Is apt to give rise to mos, serious compca-
TONS destroying the of smell and TASTE impair
ing hearing causing offensive brsafh often producing
mental and physica, debility and leading to throat A.
fections. asthma. bronchitis and consumption.
To the careful study and scientific Investigation Of
this psrnicous disease DR.. Iighthin has devoted his
exclusive attention for thirty years. and has
esssd in formulating system OF treatment which h
absolutely painless. prompt in its action and posi-
lively curative in its effects From The first sppca-
ton great bsnent experienced. which continues from
day to day until iinal and permanent cure u the re-
suit.
4 p. LIaHTHILL. MD.
THROAT AND EAR SPECIALIST.
Can b. consulted Of his rsuSdsees.
hl2-l2t From until IL md iron too
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-23
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

FAIL SrocK
OF FOREIGN coArYNos. vYsTrN0eL
Su1TINGS. ovERcoATINGs AND TRoUs-
ERIk0s RECEIVED. GENTLEMEN WHO
ADMIREFIRsT-CLAS6T TAILORING AREfS-
vITED TO Ik6PEcT. ALL 0AkMENTBc CUT
By H. d. BARR. III PA Avn. ARE GUAR-
AxTkED 40 M Or TAk CONFLICT sTSl-E
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'ASHlNGIoN SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
.sAPEAkE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
Schedule in enect January a. 1891.

Trains leave Union n.pot OH and b s,r-...
los,i an for newport News. Old Point Comfort asa
snd Norfolk n 6 - pm
s@bo an. Cln'lnaAfi ExprrSs daily for stations !.
hfrHinia. West Nil1nis. kentucky aud Cin-snnal
Nestbule SieeI,ers through without change u Gle
- clnnatl. arriving at .nA.m
IL 40 pm. p 4. Y. Nestibue Limited daily Soila
trHins. WITH dining cars. run through wlthoait
cbanse 70 cinc1noAti. he-tihnle sleeTsr for LEA
ington and Louisville. Pullman Cars ars olen -
reCelke pssssngeTs at y D. ma.
once. 5l3 Hennsy WV ANA avenue
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

uALLET DAVIS co. IS PIANO ROOMS TO BE
II closed March ID. Twenty beautiful pianos to he
given away Imperative sale; unprecedented bargains
jazz Sl1 9Th st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-23

CASH Or CRrDrE
READ THESE PRICES
Solid Oak Antique finished Bed Room Suites, 3peces
for s17 cash. or SIS ON credit.
5-piece Parlor Suites. solid walnut frames. uphol
stored plush best harcloth as cash or $50 on
credit
Good wovEN-wIRE BED SPRINGS for e %
cash or e.. 80 on credit
BRUSSELS CARPET. ooc cash or &c. on credit
Good INGRAM CARPET. 35c. cash or 4Oc on credit
Wes~w and lay all CARPETS free of cost and don't
charge for the waste In matching nxureA
Our terms the easiest Of any house in the city
only small payment at time Of purchass and the bal
snce in EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMKNTs
No notes required and per cent discount allowed
al accounts settled u. thirty dAyA
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Views Of Gen. Miles and Others Now ~
Pine Ridge.

THEY SAY THAT THE SIOUX HAS NOT HAD ENOUGH
To EAr-THE PECULIAR CONDITION OF THE
RATION QUESTION: TALK WITH SPECIAL
AGENT cooPKR-wHAr CAUSED DlscoNrENr.
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RAILROADS.
- fENNsYIvANtA ROUTE
n. TO THE \. ,kIH, v RI ASp sourHwEsI

M chhA rrxSsyIv,S,. norrr
70 THE y ,klH, MEsL AID sourHwEs1
s eT22 kI SRsck asasNiPiSs sEf 2Hhirxrsr
TRAINS Sc ssnHsry ~ lss,l Nv sr,,,,x
sosSER - srH sSp srhssrs AZ rSifdss
f'' s',srE snt 30 ss., cssTS II lSs,eS ~.
,s ss' - nI La 70 M, n aay 70 Ss oGsE
eiansro,s, ftts,ur- to cSig,alsr. ai,or, %
@ So Ssiiy FARO FARO c csa Ss s1ssis .
fsa,s Ss.. sS9 .n $500 s1s, Ssrs hsra,ars + .
nnssex % -, Loais chio.sO and ,lncannasi.
csrs %.snsSn 20 s,s an a sn III io s. - NJ
nstins daily AZ H.rris.ars With ,hr.ush sl..-S-r.
S.r Is,tsiars % Rich.ssas and ci.rsS. h 81
sss With Groas slssTs - ~ ,, sas sn az , =
trfrr 30 chicaao.
Tor ksn SNp sSIes .s . SssISSso.p
daily encept Sunday. loan.
faIo and Nssr1ra daily. es~sTs ss,urisS iSs 49,
with sle-pins Car Nsslansrtoa "a Ks-he~ser
I'm, a.lly. sHsssps SATURDAY. With sassPias 90
For wlllisnisTort. s-novo and Eimir. ., 10 % .
- daily ekceit SUNDAY.
fSE sRffaSf 81. sih 4 ST%S5kk prHEEAsr.
ils e 80 ana sis Po or SSSpe,s no -,
,ed krTrsss o. pulln,sn isri9r oars. With I'm &c
For NsS ferk only, limited ErTrrs with D.Alas o.
ron PHILADELPHIA ONLY.
fast fHTress 10 a. m. ~.ek days and y m dAnv
lxrr,ss. SUNDAY only. ; ~ 4. IA.
FOR boston. without change. :. Is n m. every sisr
for brooklyn. Y. all thruurh trains -
sy tity with hosts IL brpoklyn Annex. nf0Sd
inr dine,i Transfer 10 fuitou 81. aNoidInr
- double ferriAce Arruss New lors city
For hlantic CITY, II II Pm. Ne-k aHys II Is p. -
fG5 h,lsiRccs, e.2s, 80. s.Io 300. e4o, 100.
$50, 400. so 4.sn. 300 / ~. $50 s.sot
. 100" ana P 4 g "a m Az 9g sunday go s
% -. 800. 80. 1880 and A ~ y na
or fops reek Line. 20 a m. and 20 .. d.lr.
For annsJSoiis' : 30 and 900 an. n 80 and a %
Pm daily. except sunday. sundays. = 90 a N As.a
WARRINGTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
- IN EFFECT JANUARY ia IsRl
for Aexandrls. 40. o:h. IS. = ~. q a.. 10 81
sI' Ss3 apd u - .. m, on SUNDAY .I 4 81
AccoinisodAtiop for ouAntico. Asa m and IL pn.
NeeA DAYS ~ \. M. sundays.
Tor lochfnond and the south. Z 81 ana 10 81 a n
daily, Aucolnmo.iAtion -, n. IN. ~---i iAys
j rains leave AleNAndrla for Mashingfon Goa T.Os
se1 elu. lO:l5, n a an. 1 ~. 3ssl. 3s5l
2 10, oNo. ~. 80 10 10 and N tr m, On
sunday AZ y 10 ana II - ma. , = 90, . 10 = "a,
:. 90 S'e and 10 10 pm.
ner oi 18th strest anu lennsy avef ne and a. -
station. where orde-s L. lett tor the s'is--kn "a
1if 20 ds,inAton from hotels and r-ld-ncrs
GENERAL Manager. Ijalal General Pas-.ns-r ks.ua
ItHISApEAkE !, M
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81. l ftssalSS5HEEs ..g .y.srssz.
:.o1.l ssiesiSe Rfc@Dt|y $780, Esis.aXs a1.3
Ds1f96 k SS6R 81 a 55s rsfSFiSSy SNIY e
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G r o g AN 3

BANS.
C d T II o q z,
sll-6m 90 and TAI 7th 4. nv.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
CHORT ROUTE 10 LONDON.
- NORDDEUTsCHER LLOYD SIS co.
Fast Express Steamers,
To Southampton tlondon. Hsvre). Bremen-
Lnhn. We'd; Jan. n. Pm. Iulda, Sat-. JAM -.
sss., Jan. 81. es0 m. Trsve. wed. Fs6. Z. p
m. Ems Sat-, Feb. 2. 5 am.
Comfortable state roons excellent table, luxurious
ward berth. according 20 location; I'd cabin go
8,5 Penn. ave. All
BICYCLES.
TNHE lssl CoLUABIA SAFETY BICYCLE
Has arrived
nbs bssnty md puts I'll othsrs 10 slsse.
osn md sssA
GEO. Q. ArwArER 90.
AZ 1<2s-26 Penn. ave-
OTvNyuvT UrlGEAy,o Dnnno
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-23

BAILoTING IN NORTH DAKOTA.
The North Dakota Legislature. balloting in
joint session for United States Senator, has not
yet reached choice, the fifth ballot standing:
Pierce, IS; Hansbrough, q; Miller, ID; Louns-
berry, 9; Mccormack, "a; scattering, 8.
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NORWOOD INSTITUTE
~ WASHINGTON. d. O.
Select Boarding and Dag School ,or Youno Tad,,,
and Little Gfyts
-Four commodious connecting buildings with large
grounds. Every appointment for health and comfort
Course of study thorough and complete with diploma
OF high grade.
Pugiisrece,ped Wellesley COLLEGE tfthout erappina
ton upon the certificate or Norwood Institute
Small private classes art. eocution, literature and
the modern languages.
For full information address
Mr.. AND MRS. wM. d. CABELL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-26
AL ABOUT MANCHESTER.
Nswsy Items of Personal and General
Interest from Across the River.

NoWsy Items OF Personal ana General
Interest from Across the River.
The post-oflce will be closed after 1890
o'clock to-day and the bank aud city Offices
Will be closed all day.
Rev. Dr. r. NJ. Peterson expects TO leave
Tomorrow for iyuchburg.
Mr.. Sarah MOrrssstt, who has been quite sick,
was reported better yesterday.
hT. Chastain Glll, sheriff Of Chesterfield coun-
~, was tu tie city yesterday morning.
Mr. Robert L. French and his brother, Mr..
John NJ. French, are both sick IN bed.
Do. T. j. Mathews has been quite sick for
several days and ia hardly able 10 be out.
Mrs. w. II. Ovens continues quite sick at hr.
5. r. Owons's residence, Ou Twelfth and Porter
Rev. l.. R. Thornhlu has returned from Lou
isa, whero he has bsen assisting Rev. +. II.
James In a very successful revival.
Mr. ID. SbarOve, who kept a grocery store on
Hull street between Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
has made an assignment. Liabilities, $500. Mr.
5. Spigel Is named as trustee.
The lecture aud concert az Branchs church,
IN Chesterfield, luetiGy night, was a decided
success. Rov. Or. W. K. Hatcher, OF Richmond,
iecturcd on "Spurgeon and Ills Work.
Tho mcmbsrs Ot tho Manchester bar have
signed a petition Gud given II to Hon. d. L..
Tonsy asking that the LeEislature shall re-elcct
Hon. Jonn ii. Ingram corporation Judge Of Man
chester.
Miss Lavinin vaden Of Buck Hnl. narrowly es-
capsd being serously hurt on Tuesday afternoon
while crossing Huh street. by being attacked by
a COW which Was being driven into town by a
cO0rcd boy. The young lady was knocked down
and severely bruised.
Rev. l.. r. 1hOruhil united IN marriage yester-
day morning Mr. George Grizzsrd ana Miss
Mary Anna Jones. The ceremony was performed
at the residence o! Mrs. Saunders. sister OF the
bride, az No. 1914 Bainbridge street
hessrs. w. ". Baker John u. Watkins, and
", Clay Chambliu, tho committee appointed at
the meeting OF the Chesterfield and Manchester
Agricultural and Mechanical Society Tuesday 10
report upon n site for tho Exposition hall and
race-course, mot yesterday morning and took a
look at the property in Chesterfield near
Manchester Tue committee Will make q report
at the next meeting Of the society. site on the
Bolt Line il preferred.
The society proposes 70 raise about $50 0O0
and when this amount Is secured there will soon
10 q big expOsiu0n-gronnd and race-track 10
Chesterfield near Manchester.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-26
CASSARD & co. FAIL
THE BALTIMORE PROVISION DEALERS
MAKE AN ASSIGNMENT.
Surprise at the Faot-Gensral Regret hs-
pressed--Brief ststement as to
the Conditions Of Affairs
rBr teleeraph o lhe Dlspslch.l

BALTrxoRE. Nd, November 25.--G. Cas-
sard & Co.. the big provision- and pork
dealers, made an assignment for the pene-
ht of their creditors this afternoon.
Samuel Snowden. tho attorney, was made
trustee OF the Casssrds and gave bond in
$3.50, 600. The firm was one of the best
known in the South. II has been IN busi-
ness in this city for number OF years and
had very extensive trade with the South
and West. Agencies for the sale Of their
packed meats are established IN AL OF the
larger cities in the South. Ths firm Is
composed of Mrs. Harriet b., j. L., Louis.
Jr.. Howard. and Harry L. Cassafd.
The founder Of the firm has been dead
number Of years.
AsrONrsHMENr AT TIE FAILURE.
The deed was not placed on record until
3 O'clock, and the announcement created the
greatest Astonishment among the court officials
and busiu sss-men who heard IL. The nrm was
supposed % be opeot the most stable IN tue city
Their brands OF leaf-ard, hams, oreaktast-baconl
and other varieties OF cured pork are known All
Mr. Snowden, the trustee, would not make suy
statement, but memorandum OF inc nrtn Piaceu
tho assets at about 100000, and the liabilities
at agure scarcely any larger Tho assignment
WIS made for the protection Of creditors, WHO are
principally Baltimore banks. The 1rm VIII ask
tor an extension. The failure was due, accord
irgt) the statement ot a member OF the nrm, 10
q tletgatness OF money.
HADTHIs ANYTHING TO no WITH Ut
Some curiosity was manifested on the street 10
know whethe er or not the Howard Cassard steam
Loaf enterprise had had anything 70 DO Win en-
bagrassng the arm. The novel craft Is named
after one OF It's members, and several OF the
partners are said 90 hold a large portion OF tue
stock Il ie not thou ght, however, thSt this alohe
could have led 20 the suspension, as the Ca-satus
had not expected 20 reap any immediets return
from this investment, ana would not liNeiy nave
embarrassed themselves 10y placing any more
money in the enterprise than, under ordinary
circumstances, they could have Afforded
EXPRESSIONS on REGRET.
Expressions oi deep regret we're beard on al
slies At the assignment among provision men
and other merchants. IL was rumored that
several banks ana businessmen had offered 70
combine 70 tide the nrm over their dif1culty but
that tho offer had besh net BY refusal, az they
wished to make a settlement
THAT STEAMER SEEMS TO HAVE CAUSED 1T.
BALTIMORE, November 26-Ldter.-hemoers
OF the arm said tho assignment was caused
primarily by the nrm's connection with the
Arrow.Line Steamship Company. The steamer
built by the company is named the ho"ru
Cas5ari.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-26
CONDITION OF THE SICK.
Sir. s. Taylor Evans Critically IlI-Reports
from Others.

Mr.. s. TAYLOR Evans, who has been quite
i'll at the residence of his brother, H. Tate
Evans, 7O4 east Clay street, for some ten
days, was considered critically III last
night he IA suffering with congestion OF the
brain and his hands 20 partially paralyzod ho
recognized several friends late in the evening
and seemed a shade better than be had beenfO
q day or two, but, as stated, Is very ILL.,
Mr.. George A. Barksdale and Mr.. Lewis III.
Blair were both reported much improved yester-
day Sir Mann ). Valentine was much better.
Mr. j. h. Lambert, who has been connned 70
his room for several days with severe cold, ID
rapidly recovering.
Mr. Charles H. Page is quito sick at his rCsl-
dsnce, III west Main street.
Mr. L.. A. Stevenson, cashier OF the western
Union Telegraph Company, who has been quite
sick with grip, expects 20 be out la day or Two.
Mr.. w. c. Taylor. Of Barton Heights, who has
beon confined 20 his homo for six weeks By S.
we're attack, was out again yesterday and IN the
city.
Rev. DR.. w. z. Judkins has been sick ever
since Conference. His condition Is such that he
will not DO able 10 Yacste the parsonage for Rev.
Dr. Sledd.
Rev. Or. Hoge continues to improve.
Mr.. S. Q. drsenhoW Is confined 70 his home by
sickness.
Mr.. Lawrence Lo.tier's condition was more IA
YorAbls last night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-26
ban. Of Tho T1fc-sayire Service, says, Tho nun.


ban, Of the Afc-saying Service, says: Tho num-
bor OF difa ters 10 Odocanentei vessels within tho
scope 81 station operations during the year was
33i. 1hore were on board these vessels s. 1a7 per-
sons, 81 whom 2, lO5 we're saved and 42 lost. Tho
estimated value of vessels involved I'm disasters
wes G4,Slf,0OO, and % their cargoea e2,0pa,-
800. Of tbis amount s5.677 500 was saved and
Sl,232, 400 lost. The Number OF vessels totally
lost was 02. In addition 90 the foregoing
there we're during the year 100 casualties
% smaller craft, euch as sailing-boats.
row-boAts, etc, on which were 344 per-
sons of whom we're lost The property
involved IN these cases IA estimated at et1O,42b,
of which &4,3A5 worth was lost. In addition 20
persons saved from ycsBeis tho liie-savors
rescued 40 Othere who had fallen from wDnryos
and piers. The cost ~ maintenance Of the ser
vice during tho year was e940,201. Tho saving
% imperlled property was propOrtionatcly
greater than In any fornor year with y single OK
csptiou. Extensive repairs have been made 20
twonty-BiH stations on the coast OF North Caro-
lima md Virginia, and similar work Is being done
upon several OF the stations between Cape Hem
iOpon and Cape Charles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-26
rhank.slvInG-Dinnor a. the Ksrme..o TO-

There will be Thanksgiving-dinner ae
tho Kalender -Kermesse, on Pine and Grace
streets. to-day and the following s tho
menu, Soup, cream OF chicken; roast
turkey and cranberry sauce, beef. cream
potatoes, lamb, green peas, vegetables,
Inacaroni, tomatoes, sweet potatoes,
baked tomatoes desert, plum pudding
wine sauce.
The cost Of tho meal will be only ffty
cents and it will be served in the most at
tractive manner.
The stock of goods at the Kermesse ems
braces many beautiful and handsome ar
ticles which would be very suitable for
Christmas presents.
During the rest of tho week band wilb
furnish music every night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-26
A sheriff Captures q Newspaper
rBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

Dr1,rrH. MINI, November 25.-Sherif
Sbsrvy. of this city. took possession Of the
Daiiv tribune yesterday afternoon j. j. fiilI
tho railroad-man. has held mortgage Of SO.
600 Oh the paper long time and tor several
months gave Il substantial backing but the pa
,,er Vas gradually gotting into deeper water, so
mar Mr. Ilin, TO protect his interests, forecl2sed
the mortgage. This simply means thal hiii
owns tho entire paper and r. B. Chipman VIII
continue TO be manager Tue libel suit OF Con-
tractors zimmerman and Moore Is 20 be tried To-
day. Hence the change in the management al
this time 10 partially explained
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-26
Th. ctsy's Heslsh.

The Board OF Directors Of the Chaniosr
OF Commerce hsNe been invited 70 st',snd
A meeting 0f the Chambers Cofnmttts, on
Health 20 be held tomorrow afternoon ~
o,clock At which time y report win be subm istc1
embracing the result % ne iuyestigations Tnado
by several OF the sub-oonmlttees upon oneo-
tions relating 90 the heath ot ~ cfty.
The Mayor, the City Engines, and tho 50 per-
IN tendent OF the City Watef.WOrks are ale D M
ytted 10 be present, fnd q fun stt0nfAnce ~ de-
sired on the part Of tho board In order shat tney
NAV be advised IN regard % the steps alreany
taken ana tnoso contemplated IN reference "
this ffnportant matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-26

fercsoal com edy, and teeps the audience n roere
IN laughter from beginning 20 sui. Mr.. WIKI
son succeed In dying with the lore scd r3sPe9S
tf ! wife in London and one IA Edinburx. ke0
of these women believed that abe beams 1T. Its
Wilkinson az eascsly ibo same time. inis
mvstery is mover explained Tbs fun OF mo
rlsy dsaIs wifh these two women after tnsy nnLe
6ccorne Mrs Perciyal Perrin and Mrs. henry y.
Dlckefson, and are living IN IN sane ~ spsrtD1snt.
house. The oonfounding u tho two vtioss
causes much trous.e. and Affords TIE sudl ence
lots OF fun. The engagement "a for three al ghto
and Saturday matinee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-26
rhE Y.Lc. A. SERVICES
Sacred Heart Fair.

Yesterday evening the doll convention
in the Sacred Heart Fair, which has been
a source OF such Interest 70 many httle ones
came 20 o close. The contest was exciting,
about twenty ltte girls trying Tor the nrsI prize.
Is was won BY Miss Marie Hinchman, with LOAD
votes, Miss Marie Rankin and Miss Lorosto
Leahy being second and third. with 1000 and
S26 votes respectively.
The contest for the writing-desk, which has
created 30 much excliement, is now thing oi
the past. lt was closed last night, and uas Won
by the Ancient Order Of Hibornlans.
The dollbAby carriage contest was also de-
cided, being won by little Annie Wittk6mpf