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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
mANcHssrER's NEwsY BUDGET.
Many Interesting notes Collected in Our
Sister CITY Yesterday.

Mr.. George Robertson. Of Chester, was
IN the city Yesterday.
The Board of Supervisors OF Chesterfield
Will meet tomorrow.
Hon. T.. thompson Brown. of Bedford,
was ~ Manche ter yesterday afternoon.
Miss Mary Cox, of this city has returned
from Europe. She has been % Paris
with her aunt, Mrs. I. N. Logan.
Cowardln avenue - being much I'M
proved by the gravel which IS being placed
IN the road-bed by the city carts.
Tho troiicy-wire on tho uull-street cleo
trio luo has been PIT up from togest-liiI
Park down 70 the corporation line.
Rev. John j. Clopton, rector OF Meade
Memorial church, returned from Danyllle
Yesterday afternoon, and will hold the
usual services to-day.
3lr4. +. Taulconer and children left
yesterday afternoon for North Carolina 10
visit relatives.
Sir. Reuben c.. Meredith and Miss Anna
Y. J-bau were married % Ridge church,
Heur.co county. May 18th, by Rev. y. w..
REYNOLDS, O, this city.
Miss hir.iio hos,Hr. Of Crow Spring,
Chesterfield. and Misses Anne and POca-
h0utas Walton. Of Cumberland. are visit
ing lirs. y. T.. Johnson, on Fourteenth
street.
Rev W. c. Yaden. pastor Of Central
church. Will preach sermon THIS morning
40 IL o'clock appropriate 10 thlldren's-
Day" The Sunday-scl0Ol scholars vii do
tho singing on the occasion.
A number of young boys were Summoned
before tho MAYORS Court yesterday morn
lug Tor trespassing On tho premises ~ tho
corner Of ourteanth AMI Porter streets.
They were AL discharged.
The Leader Hall meeting this afternoon
Will be conducted by Key. }. Il. Harrison.
NO man has ever preached with greater
success iu Manchester than Mr. HARRISON.
Plain and practical. earnest and tOrcIble,
sincere and deliberate, he wins bis way TO
tho hearts II all. Tho service, are under
the auspices of the Young Mons Christian
Association.
Dir. Barnev 4. Ostorbind, who lost his
horse several DAYS ago, succeeded IN find
ing IL vc tordav at the farm OF BIT. W. G..
Eall. a. Hanover, about fifteen miles below
Richmond. 70 y thought that the animal
was stolen by a negro man who has been
seen IN that neigLD0rh00d, and alter find
Ing that the owner was on his track turned
the equine loose.
4 match-gamo Of base-ba was played
on Island Park yesterday afternoon be-
tween tine Dauvile shop n'ne and q picked
team both Of this city. The game va, q
VERY close aud Interesting one. and resulted
IN the defeat OK the former by score OF
Il % l6.
Tho batteries were Merchant brothers
for the Dauyi.ie-Shop team, and LipscOmb
brothers for the picked nine.
Ile remains OF Mrs. Catherine Meal
lister wero taken 90 I.ouisia county yestsr-
day afternoon 1t . o'clock riI tho Chesa-
peako and Ohio railway for intermeDt.
rney were accompanied by Messrs. W. 4.
War. a. Antoine. ". 1. WOOD, aud W. II.
Carroll.
Copies Of tho DISPATCH can be obtained
on sundays. as well as during the week,
az It's Manchester office in the drugstore
of 1,essrs. SAeiiiuss & Burgess, No. 1926
Hull street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
RIOT IN NASHVILLE.
Rush ola Mob Which Is Met and Repuissd
by Police.
fBy telegraph 10 the Dispa,rh.l

NASHVILLE. Tenn, May las this dis
patch IL sent everything IA quiet. Inc
mob has left the public square and the
vicinity Of the police station and seems TO
have dispersed. though there IL still
feeling of uncertainty as to what Will nap
pen next. 9,
After the committee of FIVE had searched
the iail and failed 10 find Weems. the
would-be criminal assailant of \ woman,
who had been brought TO this city 70
escape lynching in. Chattanooga, the city
work house and the jailers residence were
searched bv the committee, without result.
in some way tho mob became convinced
that the negro was IN the city police-station,
and, regardless of the advice OF its lead
ers. tho crowd. swelled by this time 70
about 500 men, made dash across the pub
lie square and down Market street. upon
when the station il located, about 200
Yards from the square. As the angry and
boisterous crowd neared the police-station
II was met by a platoon of twenty-five po-
licemen armed with Springfield rifles.
At tho point Of the uayOnct the police
drove the mob back TO the SQUARE. during
tho time the mob was held az bay ~ the
head OF tho street rOck-throwing was pe-
gun and Chief Clack and Lieutenant
Cassten. Of the force. were strucn with
LARGE rocks, receiving PAINFUL injuries.
No shots were fired.
The mob then held q consultation on the
square. speeches were made. and commit
teo was appointed to 70 through the police
station. The examination was allowed.
but no negro was found. Another commit
tee was permitted to search. with ike re-
suta.
After moro speaking the mob left the
square broke up into small bodies. and
whether it will assemble again tonight IS
not known. The negro, 1t Is stated on good
authority, was taken from the city yester-
day afternoon. carried 20 Kentucky, and
placed on a Memphis-bouud tram. 1t Is
believed that about fifty OF the MOB were
from ChattanoOga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
TREMENpous EXPLOSION.
4 Flreworks-Factory Blown Up-Eour
Persons EiiIcd--Iwo Missing.
fRv telegraph 70 the Displfrl.l

HARTFORD, COSv., May 2l.-At $50 this
afternoon the factory Of tho Etna Pyro-
tcchnlc Company, on Mechanic street,
blew up with tremendous noise, which
shook the city and vas heard tor some
miles In the country. The contents of the
building flew higI in the ar. and papers
dritted OF mile or 50 from tho scene. j.
j.. Sibley, weli-knowU Hartford citizen
and q mcml or OK the Hartford CUB. con
nec,ei with the .5.tna PyT)technic Com
uany, was at tho works. paying OF the
help. HIS was the first body taken out OF
the wreck. Hewas deed, apr aren,ly killed
instantly. Emma 1arboX, Emma Ire
gunsa. a widow, and Maggie Cauen, en-
plOyecs. were found dead in the ruins,
recognizable only Dy their clothing. They
were ieariuily blackened. George I'm
s0th and one woman. employed IN the fac
tory. are missing, but will probably DO
found ia the runs later. 4 large force OF
firemen and policemen assembled at once.
The building was fred by the explosion.
but the flames were soon under control
and the men set TO work removing OBJ
structions to get at tho victims George
Stevens. Rose Harvey, klttio Golden, and
Minnie TAYLOR were rescued alive. Ste
vens is badly hurt and was taken 20 hos
ufal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
THE TRACK AT GRAVEsEND.
Swimming In Mud, But the bottom Hard
When Reached.
ny Telegraph 10 tne pi.p,,ch.I

Aha t't'-Aoih 10 A1N UlNNA'cn.l
GnlvrsrND, n. Y. May 2i.-A persistent
drl1zie OF rain fell all dav and the track
was swimming IN soft mud. but tho bottom
was hard when II was reached. There was
much scratching.
flrstraco five furlongs -Courlship won;
irnco george second, larrow third Time,
1905
Second race-ooe and oue-si8tccnth
miies-king Crab won; Roquof0rt second;
Mardukc third. Time. l:-lts.
lhrd race-liudson stakes, five fur
loncs-N allace won: Don AlonZo second,
Integrity third. Time. loo.
Fourth rscc-Gazeile stakes, ono mile
and a. luylong -A orkviiio Belle. won; Ma
drid second. RaCna third. Time, 2.0i.
NTH racc-one and our-slxtcenth
milos-Iwo BITS won tideiio second. Rex
thlru. Tine. 1852.
Sixth race-six furlonrs-Bcngel won
Rosa second. Nardeo third. Time. l:17@4.
WINNERS AT GLOUCESTER.
GrorcrsTrH. May n -Firstrace- SIX and
Cnc-hat furionEs-trrol won: ill-Speut
second. Lady NinclocS third. Time. 1900
Second race-iouv turlongs Calculus
won; kcba J.. second, Belle % Ph0niT
tMrl. Time. o.
iblrd raco-sux and e-Quartor fur
longs-Nuur-ler won; Knapp second.
Nu.pra tllrl. Time, 1905,
Fourth race-sCyen fuflongs School
hor won. SauutcTcr second, Raleigh third.
Time l.a
Fifth racc-four and ono-half furlongs-
hemp'aud Won; Ium second, -. Nc
Gnncss third. Time. 1.O..
Sixth race-six furloncs-Ten Rookh
won; Ming lclcr second. Rock HiN third.
Time, l.zj
LAroNfs oGrNINo.
IAToSIA. CNcrNNArf. o.. May 21.-The
lafouia races commenced to-day.
First racc-ouo mile Tho Hero won :;
Penn y. second. Harry Weldon third.
Second race - six furlonrs - Forward
won: Tom Darling second. Captain Drane
third. ilno l:2s...
Third raco-six and one-half furlones-
Red Prince won; ia. Eshoiby second,
Belle Carter Third. Time. 40 1-5.
Fourth Iate-tho Latuuia Derby for g.
velr-o.ls itCa,s OF ls5U. ono mile and a
ll.l. $3.50 starters Newton won by a SIX
t.ontn on q mile; Ronald second. Time,
3lt.
lIltn race four fur.0uc.- Iook0ut won :;
Hume Boy second. .i4utei third. lime.
The track was foot-deop IN sticky mud.
Ile derby was worth $3.50 TO the winner.
sr. LOUIS EVENTS.
So. LoCIs. Me., Nav 2l.-Weather cloudy
and cold, tut Attendance and racing good.
Ilrt raoe-sx ongs-lramp won
Eauesvi.o second, Ile SCa.per third.
Time. 1:le.
Second rlce-fye f1-'ongs Rose Rose
D.. Abide second. IIrTin9 third. Time.
third race-D.rector's handicap. $4,000
added. seven AVID one--llf rlongs-A.ona
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
SIOUX CITY ASKS AID.
Its losses Far Exceed FIRST Estimates.
More Rain Threatened.
ny tcl0sF1Dh 70 nc Dispalch.I


Sioux CITY. Iowa. May 21.-At a meeting
of the committee for the relict Of food
sufferers. held at tho Opera-Hohso this
morning TO provide ways AID means Of
proceeding. 1t was agreed after full discus
sion 10 say 20 the enevolont people or the
country that the lCsses tar exceed the first
estimates. and tina. whatever aid may be
offered viii he gratefully accepted. All
contributions should bo mado 20 Mars
PIERCE. mayor If Sioux CITY, or 20 d. g..
French. treasurer o. the relief committee,
The weather today was cloudy and cola
end rain was threatened, hUt the worh OF
Gearing MP the wreck went forward with
reasonable success. The laborers insist
OF g day as the minimum wages.
At 1 O'Clock the Biz sioux river had
risen four feet al Mestleid, tweuty-eight
miles uorthwe e of this POINT, and iwenty-
two inches AT Riverside Park. tut was not
out of its banks for twelve miles from ITS
month
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
EzxrzzxrrxErszxN


BYRNE.-Died. 40 tho residence Of b.,
son, Thomas Byrne, S]7 north Seventeenth
street. In tho list year Of his age, sud
denly, OF heart-fallure, MORGAN BlkNE.
Funeral sill take place from no sacred
Heart church MONDAY MORNING. ~
D.8O o'clock. Friends and acquaintance
invited 10 attend
TOMPKINS. Died. SATURDAY, Nay 81
ls92. Captain ROBERT A. IOMPhlNS
funeral from his la'e residence. No: -
south Pine street. THIS SUNDAY Az
TERNOON at o'clock. No howors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
Naval Notes.
lBy telegraph to tho Dispa'ch.l

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. May 2l.-COmmander
George T. Ives has been appointed presI-
don't and Ensign Hobart Judge advocate
OF a court-martlal ordered 10 convene at
Annapolis for the trial or two enlisted men
attached TO The Constellation.
The United States steamer Ranger sailed
from Port Townsend to-day TO Join Com
mander Eyans's fleet in Borlng Sea. She
will sop at Sitka and nalaska.
Lieutenant J.. G. Heiclmer. Ensign c. L.
Stanworth. and Boatswaln John Costello
have been detached from Pensacola and
granted leave Of absence for three months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
Deemfne Dies Tc-iIorrov.

by Anglo-Amercan cable 20 tho Dispa,ch.l
MELBoURSr, May FIT has been de-
wife-murderer. shall take place at 10
o'clock Monday morning. As the day OF
the execution draws near the excitement
grows. Seventy permits hayo been issued
to witness the execution. OF this number
forty. have been issued 20 members of the
press. The doctors are very anxious 20
procure Deemines brain tor examination
10 decide the question ~ to his sanity, but
the government will not permit them TO
make any pOst-mOrtem investigation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
ANOTHER As TO BLAINE.
lie viii Run If Harrison Il Not Nominated
on First BIIio'.
IRT toIecrapl b 10 DIspltch.l

10y L'it-4 hPA 4" t'4' Hi't'.-E@-''i
HorYoaE. Mass. May 2i.-Ihe Democrat
learns on good authority that James G..
Blaine Will accept the Republican nomina-
rion Tor the presidency II Harrison Is not
nominated on the fret ballot. The lntor-
nation comes from Jessie u. Cove, OF DOs-
ton, THE Original Blaine Man.'
Nir. Cove las been in Washington 70 see
Blame. lie had lengthy conference with
the Secretary Of State, during which he
learned thar HARRISON and Blaine are on
friendly terms and that Blaine will not
seek the nomination II Harrison can get
IL. The anti-HarrisOn men, II IS said. are
confident that the President can't be noml-
mated on either the first or the second bal
lot. while the friends OF the President adj
NIT that he viii fall short of tho nomina-
ton rs about 10 votes. IL these 20 votes
are not forthcoming before the convention
meets Blaine will declare himself candi-
date. for Harrison will not fight for the
nomination.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
TIE FLOOD sUeslDlNG.
& New Danger. However. In North st.
Louis-Bursting sewer.

lRytcic-ra9a 20 tae Di53a.cll
81. LouIs, No. May PA lowering
food gladdens the heart If East So. Louis
residents. Tho wa.er ia CahoAia cree6 has
fallen SIX inches. az iiu many OK the Hood
Ell districts the waters are beginning 10
recede. Reports from the section ada
cent 10 East 81. Louis are also iayora-
bic. In most places the families who were
forced from their homes ara now looking
forward 10 the time when they may again
occupy their customary hablta,lons. In
North St LOUIS the situation is becoming
serious from a new cause. The backwater
nas caused many sewers 20 burst, and the
health OF the residents of this section IS
now in danger unless there Is speedy relief.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
ENCOUNTER VITA Hoase-THleves.
an OGiccr Eilis Both Of Them, bnt l.
Himself uortaIly Wounded.
~ Telegraph 20 no DisDatcl

GUrHnrE. O. T., May 2l.--A courier from
Deep Fork brings particulars conc ernins
n desperate encounter OF q deputy mar
sha snglt. landcd with two horse-thieves,
ia which both OF the latter We're killed
and the deputy was mOrtallv wounded.
Deputy United States Marshal Drake
met William lOstetter and william Miller.
who nave been wanted for horsestegllng
Tor over two years. Drake, knowing that
they were ia the country and suspectinC
The men. asked them If they did not 60 by
tho names OF ." Wild Bill' and Billy the
KID" one Of them, stepping up,
asked Drake If be was deputy
marshal and warned him to move on.
Drake replied that he was II no hurry.
He had no sooner got the words ont Of hrs
mouth than the outlaws drew their re-
yolvors shooting Drake through tho thigh
and killing his horse Drake used his VIM
chester ard tho men started 20 run.
Drake fired. killing iiostetter, Miller halted
and returned the fire, hitting Drake III the
side AMI kuOcsing him down. Drake, lying
on the ground, cook aim ~ Miller. and az
distance If two hundred yards shot him
through the hear. Drake crgwled %
where the da-pcraioes had their horses
tied. and securing one went for help. lie
was taken % sapulla, wnero hrs mother re-
sides and whore he is being tenderiy cared
Tor. The bodies otthe outlaws We're takento
the railroad and their fathers were tele-
craphed Tie latter removed the bodies
10 Golden CIty, Mo, for burial Hcstettei
and Miller were two OF the most desperate
Lorse-lMeyes that ever roamed the border.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
PATRON OF THE DRAMA.
nr. Gladstone usurping Walos's Place as
Such In England.

tBy Anglo-Amorcsn cable TO the Dispatch.l
LoSDoS. May 2i.-Nr. Gladstone "a ap-
parentlY usurping tho Prince Of Wales's
place ~ patron OF tho drama. He visited
the lyceum Theatre q few nights ago and
witnessed Mr. lrving's production of
KING Henry VIII being seated during
the play m comfortable armchair placed
in the wings especially for MS accommo-
dation. On Thursday night, too. he again
attended a theatrical performance. On
that evening he deserted the House Of
mont bill was under discussion tlll mid
night, and attended the performance of
A Ools Paradise at tho Garrick Thea
-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
Tho Arkansas SIN Rising.

PINE BLUR. AK. May 2l.-7he Arkan-
sas river ~ THIS place Is still rising, bul -
expected % be- at a siaud-stil by tomor-
rog urht. Zee water - now running
over tie top OF the Clayton loyeo. and
the whole adjacent territory Is Hooded.
ii.lfs sectiou embraces some of the finest
caf,on lands III the South. The levecs at
New Gaschy and Lake Dick are broken.
c.rsiug considerable suH ring, especially
~ tbo negro farmers, who. owing 70 this
unfortunate state Of affairs. are unable to
c.t any supplies. lncessant rams have
been falling during the last two DAYS and
nights. The weather IS extremely coid TO-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

killed Mcsser~s. "0r.~omerv few DAYS
ago. The wounded robbar who was cap
tured confe-s,. - veing Charles huggles,
son of 4. Il. Ruggles. wealthy farmer Of
Tulare county. The other rObbcr was
John ID. Ruceles. mn elder brother Of
Charles. John Ruggles in 1873 was sen
fenced 10 n seven-years imprisonment for
robbing man and n woman. but through
the influence of friends was pardoned IN
1890. Rewards for his capture aggregate
Sl100.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
Lynched for killing Ills Keeper.
IL. Il ---..-.-, 4. -. -. Il....n..i.

MoRRILLTON, ARK, May 2i.-ln the jail
Of Perry county. twelve miles south Of this
place. Charles Stewart. IN custody for a.
tempted teionious assault. dashed out the
brains Of Tom Holmes. tho deputy sheriff.
who was guarding tho jail, using piece
of scantling as weapon. The citizens,
discovering the deed. forcibly broke open
the jail, took Stewart out, and hanged him
TO the nearest tree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
varsity Defeats Johns Hopkins.
,......t.t ,aIegr.un 10 the Dispatch.I

IyycgstEa. VA. May 2l.-A great game
of base ball was PLAYED here this afternoon
between the University of Virginia ana
Johns Hopkins, OF Baltimore. Up to the
twsIfth inning tho score stood to 4, and
lie thirteenth decided tho game IN FAVOR
Of the University Of Virginia by TO O..
The features of the game were the battery
WORK Of both sides, the three oagger aliu
bnme-rnn OF Smith. Marshail's great eaten
- The yiroiuian team. aud the batting and
general team work of the siarylanders. 1t
Vas decidedly one OF the finest games ever
MAYED here and was witnessed by SOO
leOple
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
,Iapan. awsitinp permission

various arts of japan, awaiting permission
from the Navy Department 70 return TO
this country on furlough. Hethcrington,
who IS man nearly six feet IN height and
OF massive build. was forciblo in his re-
fusal 10 dlscuss his recent troubles with q
newspaper representative. When Irs.
Hetherngton was approaced sho also de-
clined to DO communicative.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
AN OPERATORS MISTAKE.
4, Causes Head Collision on the Norfolk
ard WesterD-No One Injured.
fsneci,l telegram 10 tho Dispatch.I

PETERSBURG. Va, Mey 2l.-A head COLI
sion between two freight-trains, one east
and west-bound. occurred on the. Norfolk
and Western railroad this evening between
Wayerly and Wakefield. The locomotive
of the east-bound train was badly broken
up. while that OF the west was only sight
ly damaged. The engineer OF the east
bound train escaped by jumping. The ac-
cident was caused by mistake OF the tele-
graph-operator. The wrecking-train IRON
dent nj once and trains are running rs
usnal Tonight, But for the fact that he
accident occurred on the open stretch OF
the road the damage would have been
ssrlOus
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
Mean OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing TO TIE taste, and acta
gently yet promptly On the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head.
aches ana fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptabl9 to the stomach, prompt Ia
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend 1t
to ell and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Que
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA F7G syrup CO.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. New YoRk. NJ
Tia I-sa,wtvl Rlotptcofrl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
TO the irish People.

fBg toiegfapn % mo UisvisVD'I
OMAHA, NIB, May 2l.-An address has
beeu issued TO the Irish people IRON the
HEADQUARTERS of the Irish National League
OF America announcing that COMMISSION
fully empowered u represent tne Ieaeue
vii he cent 10 ireland 10 assist III BRING
no about unity OF action among the fac
lions OF The Irish party. The address IS
,Igned by President Cannon, Secretary
Sutton. and Treasurer Lyman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
1mnortant rr.neh War Neasurss.

fBy Anglo-American cable 10 tho Dispatchl
PARIs, Noy 2l.-M. de Precinct. Minister
of War to-day submitted important bills
70 the Cabinet. These provide for :
heavy increase IN the army reserve by de-
creasIng the length Of service ia tho terri
torlal reserve. They also provide for the
introduction Of Young blood into the
higher grades Of Offices by arranging for
the retirement of the older officers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

dorsed g. district delegate 10 Chicago.
which insures his selection. as ali .be
other counties in tho district cave two
have favored him. An endorsement was
made of Judge Peter Turneys candidacy
for Governor. As the county casts thirty
nine votes in the State convention, it's ac-
ton has an important bearing on results.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
Failure of Builders.

10y te!egrdpn 10 mo piSiatth'i
CuIcAGo, H., Nav al, w. Cassell 4
Co., contractors and builders. assigned
to-day, with liabilities of $4,000; assets
somewhat less. Their attorney asserts
that the failure was caused by the sharp
competition OF many builders who have
been attracted here by the Worlds Far.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
The netheringtoos in Frisco.

10y ItItEI"Fl 10 FIIV I7'7P'F7'F8'I
San FRAScIsco. CAL. May 2l.-Lieutenant
J. Il. Hetherington, United States navy,
accompanied by his wife and 3-year-old
child, arrived here to-day from Yokohoma.
Since his acquIttal III March OF the charge
OF the murder OF Cover Robinson, whom
Hetherington accused OF being too atten-
tive to his wife, Lieutenant and Mrs.
Hstherington have been travelling N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
" atler Report.

OBJ Telegraph 20 tho Dispatch
- WAsmNaTos. d. c.. May d.
CuR Forecast for Virginia for twenty
~" four hours - from midnight TO
midnight Generally fair weather,
preceded by light showers on tho coast;
slightly warmer in the interior stationary
t.mueraturo on the coast; north winds.
For North Carolina: Showers, followed
Sunday by far weather; slightly cooler on
the coast; variable winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
TIE CLUB STANDING.
The mcCares Beat the Richmon ds'
..---, -,-........ a thn niann fch

Pr1gEsBuRG. VA, May 2l.-An interesting
came OF baseball took place this evening
IN tins city between picked nine from
Richmond and McCabe's University Schooi
nine. The game was Witnessed Dy a9oue
,,oy Iodies. johnson and Licmberger
we're the Petersburg battery, while Page
and Mayo filed these parts for richmond.
The game resulted in favor of Peterspurs
h., a score of l4to7. The Richmond boys
are being entertained by the Petersburg
Club tonight.