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wr. Uutsen Warmly Welcomed.

SCOTLAND NECK. y. c.. June 20.-Rey. j. f.
Hutson, Of Richmond, commenced series OF
meetings IN the Baptist church here yesterday,
and xil continue them for two weeks. Mr.. Hut
son Is one o, the most successful ministers who
has ever held meetings here. and the town and
community welcomed him warmly
MIR. 4. J. EDWARDS Of Providence, X. l., came
homo Saturday 20 attend the funeral of his
mother, Dui she was buried before he arrived.
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Ciob-swingers and Let,.,.u,.,,.

p,,esx WV % an an asing time at Island part
es,rscr, ", ~ Tho policemen and letter.
game O, bali II' NJ, ciy are going to play q
saio sailors and soldiers monrmao, p'is.
49,. sors,'s e -, ~ expected 10 attend In view oj
, sno r"ftny oaass Tor which the contes, win he
csrssi, ~, a. "a. a. NJ TornlinsoH win ac: a.
OCCUPY She same Position Tor he ,,os,,aa, WIZ
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Gallant soldier Gone.
rsnertsl telegram 70 the Dlspatcl

Especial teItgrafn 20 the DIspatch.I
AsHEvIiLE. ". &. June Coo NJ. McLOud, one
OF the best known citizens OF Asheyille, died al
hts residence this afternoon at 2.j0 o'clock al
ace Of 90. Untn recently he had been pro;ni
nent at the bar, in politics, and IN the upbqilC'
Ing of this city. At the beginning % the war be
entered the army aud fought through TO int
cpd. lie WAS once "left Tor dead on the 1eld
He leaves widow and three adult children
Captain hcLCud was a very genial man and VII
be missed by a large circle o! friends.
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HOW T0D0lT

Naturally Odds and Ends will accu-
mulate. 1t is impossible. as you know.
to sell complete lots at clap. 1t don't
pay US to keep 'em. We VIII clear out
as many as possible, and as quickly as
possible, too. The prices we've marked
them are so tempting those in need OF
clothes will not let the opportunity
pass,
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Broncho Ned . l,Ichmon,.-

M Cornelius Messlef, formerly a res,a.n, -,
kSchmond ana q conposiior on The D,sr rrn ~ ~
70 .ns clsy a'aS s reis'isss alter an abssnce Of
nected With several travelling crc.s ~
Tons and hss beon practically ali oser the xnsss
Ah eessler, whose nos de puu< Il - nrs,, 49,
ned Us snonber Of Buffalo BlIi's W,sd, ~ 80
eeess ~ lens time, and xhils IN this pcsiiscs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-21

AUCTION
" SALE OF
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN TUE CITY OF
RICHMOND
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TO BE SOLD BY A DECREE OF THE COURT,

Byvir;ue of the neutrality-suspicious. decree
We will sell by puolc auction, on tho promises. on
WEDNESDAY, JusE %, 1892,
at 400 o'clock p. NJ. the ArTRACTIyELY-L0
GATED AND VERY VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND above referred to. containing 975s AC RES.
lying on the east side Of the Richmond, frede-
rlcksburg and Potomac railroad about three
miles nOrihwes, OF Richmond, and adlo!Hing the
lands OF Mrs. Rose u. Mordecai and others, and
having long front on tho railroad. The inn
proyements are comfortable though not yauabi
The land ia mostly level or gently rolling, and is
at the same time well wateret by streams on its
margin.
Tho proximity OF this land to the city, and
also TO the extensively and permanently I'M
proved lands Of tho Bloomiuedaie Stock-Fsrm
and others: its location on railroad running pas
senger trains every hour or s0 its susceptibility
Of improvement for division and sale into
suburban villa sites, and It's facility for perfect
drainage combine 10 render this one 81 tho best
properties on the market, and it oh0uld AZ
tract, as IL well deserves the attention Of invest
OTIS IN solid real estate.
TERMS: Ono fourth cash, and the residue at
one. tso, and three years Tor notes, with interest
added. with waiver OF Homestead exemption,
and the tile retained.
HILL CARTER,
A. L. HuLLADAY.
CONWAY X. SANDS,
WALTER SYDNOk,
bpecial Commissioners
IN Ifts tit,ttiI toihi VI lh- tOtrif oF HfS-
BicO-ELLETr vs.. GRESHAM, &c, AND BURLEY
vs.. BkIDsEwAfER.
j, w. s. Leake. clerk OF tho said court, do
certify that the bonds required OF Special CON-
mlssonsrs Hill Carter. Conway X. sands, Walter
Sydnor, and A. l.. Holiday. ty decree entered
IN said causes on the LIST day OF December, 1891,
has been given.
Given under my hand this 10th day OF June,
1902. W. s. LEAKE.
- l1-cod Clerk.
N m ,r.,r t..~t,, IA. u-~,s c,..o, 49,.
a. +. NJ. and Eiba station at Ala II. NJ. Will
put bidders ON the place In tino fvr tho sale
and. returning wiz take thcm up At tho SAME
point at $40 T. \.
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Ipavo
No Richmond.
Eshlt-sireots,.am

q 900 4. N. Daily lor Lyn ,sr.r....--
All $3.50 y. N.iDnlly i0r Lynrl..rt fflA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-21
BY sutton & g.,
ny RuttNiA ~ N's'
Real Estate AuctiOneers,
1914 Main street.
A UCTION SALE OF DETACHED

UCTION SALE OF DETACHED
"A TWO-sTORl FRAME DWELLING. No.
9OO NORTH FOURTH, BETWEEN o
AND sTREEIS.-At the request Of the owner
we shall offer for sale public auction, upon the
promises. on
TUESDAY, JUNE II, 1892,
at q O',lock p NJ, the ABOfE-DESCRlBED
PROPERTY. The dwelling has i've rooms, city
wuior. culvert connection, &c, and II Ia good
order. with broad lot fronting 81 feet on the
east side Of Twenty-iOlrth street by gOOf
depth 10 an alley In the rear.
Ihi, property Is situated in a good locality. Is
near 20 the sireei-car line. and is now occupied
Dy prompt-paying tenant.
TERMS: At sale. SUTTON e Co,
tells AuctOnecrs.
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WAL ABLE HOOTIN G
GROUNDS.

By virturo Of a resolution Of the stockholders
the DEAL'S-lSLAND SHOOTING CLUB, OF Nor
folk. passed. at an adjourned annual meeting OF
said stockholders. held Oh tho 5tn day Of Nay,
1892, the undersigned, agent. viii proceed to
sell at public auction, 1t tho Real Estate Ex-
change, ia the city Of Norfolk, AZ II NJ. on
THURSDAY, JULY2l, 1892,
the PROPERTY of the said club. described in a
deed made by Thomas Lewis and others % the
DEALS-ISLAND SHOOTING CLUB, OF Norfolk,
dated May 10, 1891, and duly recorded with the
register OF deeds OF Currituck county, y. c., on
June -, 1891. As follows; All that certain
tract, piece or parcel Of land lying, being, and
situated in Fruityilie township. In the county Of
Currituck. and State Of North Carolina. on the
beach. bounded and described as follows: On
the north by the Virginia line on the south by
the lands OF the swan-lsand CLUB and tho Mar
tins Point Gun Club and others, on the east by
the Atlantic Ocean, and on the vest by the chan
mel OF the river or sound between the beach and
Knots island. containing 1000 ACRES, DO the
same moro or less, the said land being sold as a
whole, and not by the acre.
THIS PROPERTY constitutes part OF the
famous shooting grounds on the shores OF Curri-
tuck Sound, I'm North Carolina. Canyas-backs,
red-heads, and many other varieties Of wild
duck, swan, and wild geese, snipe, poyer and
many other varieties OF bay birds arc found hore
IN season in great numbers. There Il also good
fishing.
1t is believed that raro opportunity is here
afforded 10 spOrtsmen.
TERMS: One third cash and the balance In TWO
equal instruments, payable in six and twelve
months respectively, the deferred payments %
DO evidenced by tho oonds Of the purchaser,
payable 70 the undersigned a. agent. and bear
ing interest from date Of sale, and 20 be secured
by n deed OF trust upon tho premises, with the
right, however. TO the purchaser 10 pay the en-
tire probationary IN cash or 10 anticipate the
payment OF my OF the deferred payments.
JAMES I. TOSH, Agent,
lc lf-tJy21 Petersburg, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-21

Messerschmidts Guardian ys. Messorscnmidt
AMI as.
By virtue Of a decree Il the Chancery Court Of
tho city OF Richmond, entered on December >,
1891, In the said ranse, tho undersigned, special
commissioner appointed i0r tho purpose, will
sell By public auction, on tho premises, on
WEDNESDAY, JCNE %, 1892,
1T 8 o'clock 7. NJ, the BRICK COTTAGE and LOT
on the east side OF Nineteenth street between
Main aud Franklin streets. The cottage has twO
rooms, with frame building IN yard. and lot
fronts ~ feet. Tho property VIII rent readily
al good price.
TRsMs: one fourth cash tho residue IA three
equal instalments at six, twelve. and eighteen
mOnths for notes, with interest added from day
OF sale. and title TO DO retained until tho whole
OF the purchase-money paid and deed ordered
By the Court. HARVEY WILSON,
Special Commissioner
Sale by K. y. CHAFFN & Co., Auctiooners.
]. Charles W. GOdGin. clerk u tho Chancery
Court 81 tao city o. Richmond, certify that the
bond required Of the special commissioner by
the decree IA sail cause oil December =, loYl,
las been daily given.
Given under my hand this 2fth day May
1892. CHARLES ". GODDiN,
feI6 Clerk.
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TIE FAvomTE l0Uu N0
IEAYE RICHMnND

LIZA a. MIN Wv .-f D.
TRAIN so. DID. 1910 Do. NJ
LOCAL EMPRESS. daily DA.
stops no al stations. At L.sUr N0
meets With stage for WlAertlui Hla i.....f
steamer AZ West Point
TRAIN so. II, $3.50 p. 30
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily '....f .l.
for West Point. l1nuctr.lf aI'4 l...
steamers Tor Baltimore. 40 hl
connect with Baltimore suI n..
Washington, phlilJ irAia, lli a .H
Steamers lcaYe Baltimore ID III. r
cept sunday
trains arri,o 40 Richmond 9.l5 30 10 %
l0.4O A. NJ.
TRAIN SO. 40. $3.50 s.. ID.
LOCAL MIXED. daily eKceut SUNDAY.
Twenty-third street for Mo-. Point ..l
diato points.
Ticfet-0nico ~ station zoos ~ Var.
Open . 4. N. % 3 r. A., aud from B.
4. N.
city tlckst-o1l-o-9Ot east Main
SOL. HAAS, JAS. J. Ut l...
Traiic Manager. General rls-nus
W. 4. IrhE,
asst General Passenger Agent, ll1r..'. ..
W. h. GREBN, General Manager
L. BERKELEY. Superintendent.
j. 5. POIls Passenger agent, tlH Nan
Richmond. Va. 10
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At request Of the owner will sell, on the

At request OF the owner Will SELL on the
premises, on
FRIDAY, JUNE ~ 1892,
az g o'clock F. NJ, tho THREE TWO-SIOkI
FRAME IENEMENTS. located "a above. Each
of these houses contain six rooms with al mod
cru improvements such as gas, culveit c0nnec-
tons, etc, and are now occupied By excellent
tenants nj sl2 per month each, making the an-
nual income 1892. THIS PROPERTY il con-
yeniently situated ~ 70 TIE street railway, Is In
q good, healthy neighbOr1O0d and In a rapidly.
growing section OF the city. Now Is the time 70
buy real estate. ana a bargain Is promised.
TERMS: Easy. T. 4. CAlLIN,
70 10 AuctiOncer.
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A ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE
Commencing s. NDAl. Stay 20. ls9' l'- g.
H., trains on this road will rln as follows.
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
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Sale by X. b. cuAFFN d Co., Auctioneers.

/. Charles W. Godiin, clerk Of tho Cham
Gerry Court Of tho City OF kichm0nd, GER
tify that tho bond required OF the special COM
missioner by tho decree OF said cause OF De-
cember ., 1891, has boon duiy given.
Gwen under my hand this 24th day OF May,
Is0,. CHARLES W. GODDIN.
taI, Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-21

TRANS NoRTHWARD.
DAILY.



Nos. Is. 80. and 1913 make no stops " t .t
"a. aud s stop On signal no hancLesi'f
rvs, Contrala and Chester. 10. ~
elgnal az Manchester only Tor p1sterg
chaslng tickets o. regular stopping
this train south n Petersburg Nls 81. I'D
IS. 30, 80, Al, AZ, A., 40, aud - "ll s.
signal az all stations.
Pullman Palace Buffet sleeplng-tlf
through trains. On Train Sos. 81 f
rleeping-Cars between Richmond AMI lI
burg, Va.
NEW LINE To ATLANTA, CA
Leaving Richmond 9.l5 A. H.. daily, ani no
irving al Weldon a. 1910 T. A., AMI ai
NJ 300 4. H.. via. 5. A. l.. Through rIe'
Richmond to Weidon.ani weldon ~ Aia-."
THE ONLY ALI~RAlL Line 10 NoA- o-.-
LEAVE. AHfits.
Richmond 300 A. NJ. Norfolk ...l d.. 30.
Richmond ..'J.f5 =. q. Norio.S.-...
aOrf0lk. ....'7.3O A. VI. Richmond. lN
Norfolk 100. 1900 p N. Richmond.
The trains leaving kichmun. 40 p.
Norfolk Al p. II. are solid trains boise
two points. and passengers go through
change Oh cars. Close connections p.
made az Petersburg Oy the -.3o T. IT. l-.
r. n. trans frCm Richmond % Norie.N
Trains leaving Richmond 40 A. a.,
~, and ii.4OP. NJ, and arrlylus a.. h
az 7:4f A. ST.. 2:l5 r. NJ, and $3.50 D.. NJ
close connection at Petersburg 3D. t-i
Farmyille, Lyncnburg. AMI sect ..
r. N. SJLLh. asQefiAt'N
r. T. ID. MYERS, General supefm.'lle.r
4. NJ. EMERSON. Trs,nc Manager i 80
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
BY X. b. Chafln a Co.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. north Tenth street

AUCTION sALEs-This Day: .-u,>,
BY r. b. Channn q Co..
Real Estate Auctioncers,
No. north Tenth street
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION
~ SALE OF
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN TUE CITY OF
RICHMOND
AND
VACANT LOT IN HENRiC0 COUNTY, NEAh
WESTERN LIMITS or THE CITY.
u....r.cb,nidt's guardian vs Messcrschmids
md ais.
Nv virtue Of n decree OF tho Chancery Court OF
the city o. Richmond entered on ncoen a,'sc,a
Commissioner, appointed for tho purposs' WI
sell by public auction. on the premises, IN ,no
order named, tho RIAL ESTATE described IN
eald decree. on
TUESDAY, JUNE 81. 1892,
n, 3 O'Clock p. ~, tho HOUSE AND Loi on the
40, line Of second stree. between Marshall and
CLAY streets The lot fronts % fect ana ettenh-
back 10 an alley. The house contains hve Iarse
rooms ballroom, and kitchen IN yari' occupied
by a good tenant
ON SAME DAY,
sny nj O O'Clock +. NJ, that CERTAIN Lof OF
LAND In Ucnrico, near to md west OF tlo cry,
fronting III. feet on tho east me OF IoinPie
street between Beverly and Cary streets end
running back between parallel lines lob iest 70
an alley being Lot NO. o In kobeftsohs pan.
This sale affords good opportunity to make
profitable Investment. l.. 49,,
TgKus: One fourth each the residue III threo
equal instruments NJ s-x, twelve, ana e'sn'eon
months for notes, with interest a1ucu irVih ~,
of gale and title 10 be retained until tie whole
of the purchasc-money IL paid and n decd
ordered 6y tho Court. HARVEY WILSON,
Special Commissioner.
Sale by X. b. CuAFFIS ~ Co., Auclioheets'
/. Charles W. Godiin, clerk OF TOO 'nan-
Gerry Court Of tho City Of Richmond, GER
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is the price OF Suits which sold at SO to
So more when lots were not so badly
broken. They are just the kind you
want NOW. Light, Medium, and Dark
Shades. Our own superior make and
peculiarly tasty finish. Cassimeres.
Cheyiots. Homespuns, Serges.
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AUCTION sALxs-ysssrsn syx ,>oc-
BY n. B. Chaf1n d Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Nc. north Tenth street.

A UCTION SALE OF TWO HOUSES
~ IN THE GROWING WET END, WITH
GOOD IOTS.--We will coll by pubic Anc''on' u"
the premises, on ~
THURSDAY, JUNE 90, 1892.
at GAO o'clock p. NJ. irst tho HOUSE and LOT
on Blair greet. and then HOUSE, ana ~. s on
R,nso,nb streets In tho plan OF sidney ana
Heryo. The lots front 80 feet each, With dep,n
Of i.5 fee: 20 an alley. The houses contain
eis Gene and aecurc bargain, as property Is
RAPIDLY improving IN this location. :. 80.
ryRxs: one fourth cash; balance NJ sa;
twelve. and eighteen months tor notes WIN
P'' X. u. CHAFFIN 4 CO.,
10 AuctioDeers.
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by y. W. BOwe,
Real Estate AuctlOQoel

will DO sold by auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, JUNE %, 1892.
nj o'clock =. 81. This NlCE, COY, AND
WELI-KEPr HOUSE, located within a square
Of the best portion OF Broad street. deserves tho
attention OF hOme-seekers aud investors There
arc seven rooms in the house and two IN the
kitchen, and tue lot on which they stand Is
especially valuable, ~ reason OF its eligible
location. nice front, and great depth. There IS
a stable on the premises.
II you want GOOD thing be on hand, and don't
forget this Is = good time 20 buy. House can be
seen any afternoon between and o'clock.
TERMS: Reasonable.
10 Is y. W. BOWIE, Au,ti0neer.
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old DOMINION STEAM RA
~ SHIP COMPANY. L41Esh
FOR NEW YORl

FOX NEW 1DKk.
Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at , O'Clock =. VI. Manifest closed
one hour before sailing tine.
steamers Leave New York for Richmond every
"WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY az p. NJ,
arriving Ia Richmond HONDAI and FRIDAY
MORNINGS.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 20 New York ria James-riyer
rodte uncluding meals and berth. .....S 90
ROund-trlp tickots, limited 10 thirty days
after date OF issue. Ii 90
Storage. with subsistence. 90
Storage, without subsistence. D %
CABIN faro uia Chesapeake ana Ohio rail-
way........................ 10 90
Cabin faro r'd Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. ............................. 10 90
Tickets can be obtained at A. W. Carriers, 9Ol
Main street; Chesapeake aud ONO and Rich
mOnd and Petersburg depot-. and 40 company >
Offices, 1901 Main street, and wharf, Rockets.
Freight forwarded and through bills OF lading
Issued Tor points beyond New YORK.
treights received daily until 4. Il.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS.
WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, aud sATUR-
DAYS by the Chesapeake and Ohio railway (U,a
Newport News at $40 4. VI. and 800 Y. ~. and
by the Richmond and Peters gurg railroad same
dayu) at . A. N. and 2:5s p. NJ. will make con-
nectIon at NORFOLK with steamer leaving
those days.
GEORGE W. ALLEN CO.. Agents,
No I3Ol Main street,
my25 and companys wharf, Rockets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-11
Who are we,
Hully gee. ..
We are the class Of '93.
TWO THOUSAND POLICEMEN on GUARD.
PRESERVING ORDER WITHOUT DRAWING CLUB
-FEW ACCIDENTS REPORTED.

PRESERVING ORDER WITHOUT DRAWING A CLUB
FEW ACCIDENTS REPORTED.
About 1000 policemen were detailed along me
route OF the parade yesterday 70 keep the crowds IN
order and 10 give assistance TO persons who became
III or were injured. Inspector Conlin was In charge
OF the 700 policemen duty from the formation OF
the parade to Twenty slXthst., and he placed Cap
tain strauss in charge OF the forces at the Reservoir
stand in Fifthave between Fortieth and Forty-sec-
ondsts Before 0 a. IN. that portion Of the STAND
between Forty-frst and Fortysecondsts. was hlled
T. OVERLOOKING and later the crowd TOOK possession
Of the southern portion, which had been reserved lor
the school girls. Captain Strauss and MS men iolhu
tire seats filed with men. women and chlhren some
OF whom held tickets for other seats on the stand.
It was necessary for the police to clear tie reserved
space FOR the school girls. and that was done with
crcditable skill and moderation. The policemen DID
n draw their clubs, but they gradually INDUCED tle
crowd 70 withdraw from the southern portion OF the
stand Then the crowd filled the avenue In front OF
the stand and could not be forced out of the way I'M
III the mounted police close to Forty -second-st
There were about 400 policemen in Madison square
under the command OF Inspector Mc.\voy and 400
more I'm Union Square where Inspector Williams had
command Superintendent Byrnes was Informed late
In the afternoon that no policeman had drawn MS
club from his belt from one end OF the parade N the
other. Inspector Mclaughlin lad charge OF 400 po-
cemen in Washington Square. As usual, sergeant
Reve rode at the head Of the mounted police In the
parade.
Few accidents reported by the police along
the the parade considering the close crowding
to which women and children were subjected Al
the police booths IN Union Square IT was said that
ten women and children Were attended by the physl-
clans and sent to their homes or TO hospitals suffering
from Il faintng turn or over excitement; Gustav"
Grand seven wears old and his younger sisters. Nellie
and Flora were sent from Madison square 10 Bellevue
Hospital. apparently sick with cllns ana fever. James
Mcdonald OF West Twenty-siXth-St.. and Thomas
Rcddng Of Seventh-avc., removed from the same
,quare TO the New-YorlI Hospital each having fallen
in a fainting it, woman tainted in the crowd at
Ffthave. and Fortvfr, ST., but recovered ana went
home. Minnie katS. Young woman OF Lawrence.
l. t. was injured severely In the crush of people at
broadway and FOurteentl-st. and was taken away by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-11
GOOD SHOWING OF INDIAN PUPILS.

One Of the most pleasing features Of the parafe
yesterday the fact that $50 Indian students from
the Carlisle Indian School took part In it, The neat
appearance Of the party and the manly bearing ~
the boys was accepted by the thousands Of people
who saw them H. they marched through the city as
an evidence OF what education can accomplish among
the great Indian tribes. and good omen for the
future. The Indian students arrived IN jersey City
yesterday m. from Carlisle, Penn, under the
command OF Captain Il. III. Pratt. L. :. A.. and were
carried by the steamer George Starr to Fifty second
st., y. r. There they dsemharked and marched 70
Fifty -frst-st just east of Ffthave.. where they
rested until it was time for the parade to move.
There were 27S boys and hfty-two girls in the party,
and they speak forty different Indian dialects. NJ
along the line Of march they were received with
the heartesf demonstrations Of welcome, and when
they raised their hats q Vice President Morton and
Governor Flower at Mais0n-ave., the people
rose in body and waved hantkprchefs and appauded
loudly Tie bows dressed in a blue uniform
with "A rcd stripe the Trousers. and the girls in
blue suits The boys marched with the precision
OF regulars. and the Indian band furnished good
music. Captain Pratt has been connected with the
Indian educational movement for the past thirteen
years.
After the parade the student, were taken to Ellis
Island and after supper they cnjoyed sail around
the harbor and then taken Jersey City, where
they started for Carlisle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-11
GETTING THE HOST IN LINE.
PERFECT PLANS CAREFULLY EXECUTED.
TIE ARRANGEMENTS MADE BY THE. GRAND
MARTIAL PREVENT ALL CONFUSION
LUNCHEON EATEN WHILE
WAITING TO START.

The last words of many little fellow on Sunday
night before he sank of TO sleep, were: "Call me
early mother dear, for am TO parade to morrow"
II was hardly necessary TO Impose that injunction
FIR there has been feverslneSs and excitement that
has pervaded the whole school world for than
two weeks The crisis reached early yesterday
morning Long before O'Clock crowds Of SCHOOL, boys
were hurryimg along the streets to the places OF
rendezvous II was n noticeable fact that each one
hod nockacc in his pocket which looked sus-
r,c,onsIv ike bread and butter 1t wise pre-
caution thought OF by the marshal OF the Public
School Division John d. Robinson
The little fellows. they trCOped along, were inll
OF happiness and good spirits Most OF them were
assembled In regiments and companies In the SIDE
strts off Fifthave between Fifty seventh and Forty
am ~. long before 10 O'Clock. Each regiment lind