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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
WILHELM SPEAKS AGAIN.
And What He Says Is Halle with Enth"'
sihsm.
fBy Anglo-American cable 70 the Dispa'ch.l

tBy Anglo-American cable 70 the Dispa'cn'I
BERLIN, May 1s.-The German Emperor nc
cornpanied by Prince Albrecht, Regent oil Bruins
wick. Prince Frederick Leopold. Ccunt Won
Caprivi. General von ka!tenborg-stachau, W.
Bos-c, and many other notablet pr0ccedcu "
GCArlitz, in Silesis. to-day, where peisonhlu
unveiled the monument 20 his grandihtheI,
Emperor William l. This event has long Deen
looked forward 10 with great interest particuar,,
Is, ns II was assumed tnnt the Emperor wour!
have something 70 say about tho recent oeies'
on the army bill aud tho present electoral cam.
pAiyn. As consequence there were stea'
crowd. Of people present and the utmost entnu-
siasm prevailed. After the exercises az tne
monument had been concluded an elaDofa'o
dinner was discussed. .,.,,o
Tho Emperor did not di.appoint MS an1len.Ti
for IN his speech no ssid, speaking with solemn
ty: "This festlyity Is IN the midst OF SERIOUS
times. Eleven years agO my grandfather al-
dressed YOU the most -oiemn words. NOW VIC
must maintain What william j. created an1 Sc
cured the future % our fatheriapd- you.
army he continued. "reuui,e 90 increasing anu
on1delling. I have summoned tho nation 'o
provide the necessary iBeauS All other quos-
lions are inferior 10 TINS. tbs most serious Qutt
tion-one upon which depends the very eaIss-
! ence OF the Fatherland. And wc need absolute
unity In order 20 solve tho question. NhatcVoI
| separates us as Germans. whatever causes ont
| views TO diverge, must now be put aside, ue
! ceuee II imperiIs the future Of the Fatheriand-
! Tn,s speech made profound impression anu
/ has beeu halted with enthueiasm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
NO cRusLTY AT LAUREL SCHOOL
Secretary Williams Denies the humo'S
That Have Heru Circulated.

There have beon several ramors laVeV to'"-
,tye 10 tno alleged misirea,mont OF tne poyS
confined In tho laural rc'ormatorY. ny W. D.
v,pt,ms. secretary OF the institution. was seen
last night ly "a DisPAicB reporter ana asAo'
about ITO matter, .e,,,o-
M. Williams replied that thcre Was no 70 u,iun. .e
,ion wbateyer for tho reports. lilo added tlas
,bs hoys were the recipients o. every attention
ana Kindness, and that tho suporintepdent Oh
thc Mace Mr. W. &. sampson, Was klhH-hoal.-
~ .,,,s,.,,,,ss mis,reat ore Of the boys.
lie says that yoans man who was reaIly @ .oo
old 40 Ds admitted ~ tho place was ono VI the
mos. unruly subjects they haYo ever hAV, anu my
mai no hnd gisen them a great deal OF tlouDis'
ns ssid tnls Young Inau, who Is serving Dls so
cond term, has given them 80 mach trouble re-
.ent,y mai As a modO OF punishment no has
boen confined IN a room by hifnsei'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
Communicated
Colonel A. =. BufoTd tor Governor.
B..tru,Np MAJ fsnl

A4thNoNn. My ANs''
To me Editor # Ms DisDd'c4:
There has never been a period within
tho states history when n was moro m
uortant to consider well tho respective
claims and qualifications of the canil-
dates named tor the office ot Chict ESecu.
two before pledglng their support. aat
without any personal reflection whatever
upon other gentlemen mentioned, know
of no one who more thoroughly meets db
the requiremeu,s and VINO would moro
craditably I'll the Office than Colonel \. y.
BufOrd "a gentleman oi culture, tcbue-
ment. and one of great executive nbinty,
possessing. possibly, more thor"nGh
knowledge of the resources oi th' 0tat''
acquired by close study AMI deep Fe-
aparch1 than any other citizen IN tho state.
Such A man is of inesrmabl" value lu'b
AT this period. when the tide OF ihmigf'-
ton and capital ~ directed hnre. 10 d,
indeed. "A man Of enterprise and ndpnltA-
Bile energy as | am sure has already petA
satisfactorily demonstrated To Tue lropi''
and one who, I state without tear oi cpi-
tradiction, has done ~ much or NOR To
develop our states interest g' g'ncfaiiy thhh
ANY one prominent citlIcu before the pro-
ple. At the beginning ut the late VAR ho
entered the army no Danyiilc n. 3 i' rae
I'm the ranks. His constituents recognizing
his marked ability, Iudofltlgaple errfgN
nnd usefulness. called him from tho ftld
when tho services OF such mon Wero
needed in the councils ot the Statei. and
m the Legislature hs made record ~
which they have ever been proud. enuLllns
him. ~ he has been ranked. among tLo
first men IN the Commonwealth.
As chief executive ot the hichmohd anu
Danyllle railroad his career is well known,
rnrogni1ing ~ he dad at all times hI'
! States interest.
With such recori-able, pure. and
| honest. FREQ from political pollution or
| personal confederation IN public contests
| of any character -he stands pre-emlnenty
| qualified to ill satisfactorily tho Office Or
! 2nvnrn,r DEMOCEAI."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
THE SOUTHERN PRESsYTeRIANs.
Meeting OF the General Assembly at Ma
con-Reports Received-Addresses
lspociaI teIegram % the Dlspatch.l

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
MACON, Ga, May ia beautiful day well
coined tue Southern Presbyterian General AS
sembly 10 this beautiful city. Rev. A. ). King,
D. d.. Of Waco. Tex. the moderator, opened the
session with n sermon from tho text " 10, am
with YOU always, even % the end ~ the Hor.d.
Dr. j. r. Cannon. ~ Missouri: Dr. y. VI. No(i-'
~ Tennessee. nnd Rnlng-Eider j. W. Lap'ley'
of Alabama. were put IN nomination anu Juise
Lapsloy was elected moderator
OTHER OFFICES.
This Is the first time the assembly has honored
a ruling cider py Clectlng HIM 10 this hlsh posi-
ton. ,
Dr.J ". Primrose. OF Missouri, was elected
recording clerk and Rev. j. :. Snececor, OF Ala-
bama, reading clerk.
The afternoon session was devoted 10 hearing
the reports of the secretaries and Of the E1ecl-
tive Cornm.ttee u the Church. In this connec-
ZION Dr. Houston, secretary ~ foreign Missions
offered hts resignation In order that he may re-
turn 10 the mission work IA China.
DR.. y. VI. Woods preached m able sermon NJ
night aud after that the assembly heard al
dresses from Rev. Mr. steele, chaplain ol the
Segmon's Bethel, aud others on behalf OF the
work among tho seanen.
AGAINST SUNDAY OPENING.
A communication was received nom the Pres
bytrrtan Ministers Association OF Rlchmoul,
which resulted in the following action by tho
assembly, which was ordered tclreraphcd 70
Chicago. The resolution was prepared Oy heF.
Dr. Kerr: "Ihe General Assembly OF the ftes-
byterian Church. South, appeals 10 the NAtiohhi
commission IN behalf OF the people " repre-
sents To close the Columbian Exhibition on 10 .
Lords Day. as the great fair II not local but
rational aud universal In its Character ana 'hAt
God NAV be honored 10y hOnOring Ills Sabnath
as an example 30 the nations OF inc NOriu'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19

Tho Bank Of England has advanced rs rate OF
discount from 3i3 70 4.
Enormous strikes have lately occurred In the
snlubur-mines at yarous points throughout
sic'iy. occasioned by ut empts OF the masters 20
reduce wages.
An order has been granted for the winding up
of the Commercial Bank Of Australia. rb!eh
80 600 900. Of which f5,O00,000 were
lodged" In London.
The Italian government has closed ths Pro-
yiucial Council OF the Province OF bergamo, In
Northern Italy. owing To a declaration ~ mo
council to the effect that the temporal rights o'
The Pope are superior 70 the unity Of Italy.
At an Austrian Cabinet councii yeherday 'ue ",
ndalous rondurt OF certain young CzecLs IN
the Bohe nlian Diet Wednesday was under con-
Alteration. and u Was resolved TO visit with the
severest repression all Radical anti-semitlc ana
Czech e1cesees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
RELIGIOUS BODIES,
eplscoPALlANs AND PResBYTERIANS
IN ANNUAL SESSION.
Bishop whittIe's Address-His Vfsitatfons
and Con mations-Chairm OF Conn.,
mittees-Tbc Women's Auxiliary
rspec,s, telegram 70 tho Dispatch.l

wNcHrsrEE. Va, May is.-At 1890
O'Clock this morning prayer was read oy
Rev. Preston Nash and Rev. ii. B. Lee.
The sermon was preached by Rev. Hartley
Carmichael. after which the second days
business of the council began. the Bishop,
in apparently excellent health, presiding.
He read his annual address, in which he
tenderly referred to the clergyman de-
ceased during the year and teelingly spoke
ofthe division of the diocese, separating
somany brethren who have iabored for
wears together. His work. which has been
hindered by his recent illness, yet SHOWS
great energy and conservation.
THE WHOLE WORK.
He refers 10 his restored health, and ex-
presses himself as able to do the whole
work Of the diocese. he has made "A ylsi-
tations and confirmed 3l2 persons. Ihe
report shows that there Is IN the new dlo-
osse 81 clergy. IA churches and chapels,
and 25 candidates for holy orders.
cBAIRxEs.
The following chairmen Of standing COM
mittoes have beeA elected: Widows and
Orphans. Rev. :. s. Hepburn Disabled
Clergy. Rev. +. B. Burwell Brotherhood,
Mr. James VI. Garnett; Bruce Fund, bey.
James McNabb Finance. Mr. Joseph
Bryan: Clerical Support, Dir. I. IL. Nc
Guire: Sunday Schools. Rev. L. W. Bur
ton State Of the Church. Rev. &. L. Gram
mer Episcopal Fund, Rev. Is. NJ. hsan-
! dolph: Diocesan Missionary Society, Rev.
q. ". Nelson.
Among the prominent ladies attenuinp
| tde Ladies Auxiliary are Miss Sall'G
Stewart, Alexandria; Mrs. 5. II. Boy, KIN and
| Mrs. Dr. j. +. Harrison. Richmond Mrs
| $. W. Carmichael. fredericksburg, and
| Mrs. b. Harrison MlllwOOd.
SOr AGREED TO.
4 proposition to change the constitution
50 that only the clergy shall nominate
| Bishop. the laymen confirming or reject
ing, was under discussion most OF the day
IL was finally decided in the negative.
! An interesting meeting OF the woman
| Auxiliary was addressed by Reys. +. l.
Hawks Pott, of Shanghai, CHINA, ana W
l.. Lanford, OF New York. Rev. Mr.. Bur
ton Of Richmond. preached nn eXcellen
sermon before this branch of the work.
STIRRING ADDRESSES.
At n meeting which was largely ATTENDED
IN the interests of foreign missions at +
u. stirring addresses were delivered b
Hevs. l.. X. Mason, Kinloch Nelson, an
| John McNabb.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
En,.r,sin.d Hts sandsy-schooI.

Tho members and friends of tho RIO Vista
suncay.sclcoi. watch hss o. n recently organized
with Mr. N. 4. Thompson az superintendent,
gathered NJ tho beautiful homo oi that gensc-
man yesterday afternoon and greatly enloysd
themselves.
Mr.. Thompson spread long table on his Lawn
and filled IL with qua strawberries. cake, croam.
lemonade, SC. Tho company gstbe,oi aro1nt
the table ami did full justice 20 the delicious
v!ands spread for tnem by their klnd host ihs
occasion WAS greatly cnt,yoi ~ ali present, ant
they lott voting Mr. Thompson and his family
among the best people In the ccu1snunity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
TheInfnnta with Ia.

~ " 'II'-
QUARANTINE, :. J., NAY lS'-lho Nph"isn
ste,ncr Maria Christina, having on board the
lofnnta Eulalie. tho Official representative IN
this country q Queen Regent Christina. oil
spain arrived at this port this evening. Frinco
,e with ber on the steamer. Her sRits consists
of the Duke Of Jamancs, chamberlain to the In
fanfa, and two ladies IN waiting.
The steamer bearing the Princess vas not ex'
nrccntionnlly qu.ck trio and was sighted on
Long Rranch NJ $40 this evening. Tho bar WAS
reached Mt 7:OJ T. NJ, amt there the vessel an.
choreA for tho night. THIS was done 20 carry on,
the rrogramme arranged 20. the reception Oi
the prin.asa those charged Win carrying " uh.
being unprrparcd for the arrival Of the vessel
az the timo il took place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

7 n. VALENTINE, 2ts p. NJ. groceries, show
case, nxtures, &C., st .5Vo SnufoH-n'a ave-
nue..
r w KoWy. q r. M. commssioners' sale Of
three ,enoments on Webster street near 6od.
din street
"A rtAM 4 Co, eP. NJ. trustees sale OF cor
mar stors and dwelling No. 20i south Cherry
strest. and other improved property In Aalas
ncl4hbofhood.
.pppssoN A POLLARD, 6P. NJ. bftck DWELL
iny No IL west Aarshal street, between
Hancock and Harrison streets
CEoRGEw. MAYO, l0Ia A. n, household FUR
nlture, erockery, &c.
A. n. POLLARD. 1880 A. NJ. household socds,
&C.
L N. VALENTINE, 1o,S l. r.. household turns-
surs> c,oshtng. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
NJ nnrtnn Iieight..

The Ladies' Auxiliary Society n the Barton.
Heights BAPTIST church announce n worry plea
saut entertainment for tonight There Will ba
special programme for children Oeswecn
and 3 o'clock, 10 which no charge viii be- made:
A, night DR. iandrufn will deliver his celebrated
lecture on " London" and t Will hc illustrated
with stercopticon views by Mr. A. B. Clarke \
bus will leayo second and Srosd strects NJ 80
for the accommodation Of kichmoni people, AMI
A. will return M 1880.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19

feenth chapter, from the twelfth verse. Rev.
Joseph L. Smith led The nssemblage IN prayer
asking that the spirit OF wisdom grace, ana loy"
might rule over all the meetings OF the assem-
bly,. Ths anthem from the oratorlo OF Eliian WAS
rendered by the CHOIR. The annual sermon was
then delivered by DIR. Young. the moderator.
After the sermon matters OF detail we're az.
tended TO and the assembly took recess until
3 o'clock Pm
DIR. CRAIG MODERATOR.
Irpon reassembling nominations for moderator
were in order Immediately after the opening de-
yo;,ons aud roll-call. Kew. Dr. Charles A. Dlckey
and Rev. George A. Baker, both OF Phtiadei-
pntn. Rev. Willis q. Craig, OF Mccormick Uni
yersiiy. Chicago, but who sts ~ commissioner
from Iowa Presbytery. Rnd Rev. Calvin ". stew
art, of Washington (S'atel, were placed IN homi-
nation Drs. Dickey aud stewart wiinnreS their
names. The first ballot resulted: craig, 3-4
Rakor. l9S-total, 522. The election Of Dr.
craig was made unanimous, and he was pre-
senied to the assembly by the retiring mode
rator. .,. =. .
assembly meete then mads an address OF well
come.
AGAINST SUNDAY PAIR oPESrsG.
1T. Foster, OF Newark, y. j., presented tho
following resolution, whnn was Unanimously
adopted by a rising vote, with subsequent M
derstanding that IL should bs amended or maue
more comprehensive tomorrow:
Resoirsd, That this assembly protests, III DC
half Of ths Christian sentiment OF the marion,
against the opening OF the COLUMBIAN ExpoS',
tion at Chicago OF. the Lords day. We appeal
10 the National Commissioners 20 assert their
rightful authority to prevent the local directory
from opening tho exposition on that day, anu
we respectfully invoke the cOoperatlon o' 'nu
National Executive In the enforcement oi ali
laws designed or calculated TO secure that emo,
Essolred, That n copy OF this resolution pe
communicated TO the President OF the hitei
states and TO Hon. 4. W. Palmer, president ol
| the Worlds Fair Commission.
This evening the ordnance OF the Lord sup
! per was administered 10 tho commissioner
| aud an companying congregation when ago"
! more than taxed the capacity Of the church.
MRS. CLEVELAND PRESENT.
! Ar,ong tho spectators at tho opening Of tn
| presbyteriau Assembly this morning was Mrs
! clevelan,i She was escorted by Rev. DR.. Wlltoi
| Merle smith, pastor OF the Central-Ayonu frrs
/ bvtsrtan church o' New York. who Is a guest
| the Executive Mansion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19

The Richmond chapter % tho Richmond-Coi.
lcgc alumni held a well-0tiende1 meeting NJ tho
Young Mons Christian Association yesterday
afternoon, with Captain sol Cutchins IN ths
chair aud SIR. Herbert 2. Cox "a secretary. Tho
consideration OF several important maifnrs
which we're 20 have been discussed vas p,st-
poned on account OF the absence ~ some % tho
members. The list Of OLD students who formerly
attended tho college AMI now reside in Rich-
monf wos revised and several new names scIo
added TO the roll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
ILLINOIS BANK SUsPeNOS.
II Was Connected with the Chemiea'
National. OF Chicago.

EVANSTON, Ill, May lS.-Tho Evanston Ma
tonnl Bank Oi this city closed "a doors TINS
morning Mt tho suggestion Of NationalBank-
Examiner George u. Caldwell. The bank form
erly did business with the Chemical Nailonal
Bank of Chicago, but after the iailure 81 tha'
ins,iiu ion transferred its accounts 10 thc NC
tropohtan National Bank of Chicago. The rec
sons given for tho suspension are heavy WIN
drawais ana tho stringency of tho money mar
k-t Al tho men connected with The bsnk de,
clare thnt depostors VIII be paih IN Iuh' hll
that the bank will reopen in three daYs. lhe
capital stock OF the institution Is slOO,OOO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
DID Not Have a Quorum.

The Board OF Aldermen was 10 have met
last night TO consider the vac in3ilon ORDINANCE.
but there was no, quorum present President
Dickerson therefore ordered meeting tOr
O'Clock this evening, when Il u hopet 'he mem.
bers will attend promptly. Tho members pres
Deyis Resye. Taysor. yurpin, ,ri Dicscrs0u.
The ioirt com mitteo 10 investigate the award
ing of Cny-Hal contracts viii probably 10 an
uornrei to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
VIII Close Tonight.

Tho Rov. Theron II. Rice. Jr., made 4 power.
I'M address 90 n large audience last night ~ ths
Young Mems Christian Association. Tho meo'.
ings have been we'll attended thronshout no
week and MIR Rlces earnest woris Will ioug %
remembered by tho young mon ~ Richmond.
To-light Will be the last Of tho series ot mee'-
iuga ana every man in tho city should hoar this
interesting speaker. Tho service Will begn
promptly at SD o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
InninrGymaa.lnm Oatioc.

The junior gymnasium boys OF une aouns
shIn ~ C,,iton Mahon, will have their third out
M ~ morrow AT Tree Hill. about ave miles
down the James The boys VIII leave me ssse-
ssans a very Interesting prosramrne has
Sssa arranged for The coming ousans' san-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19

The RICHMOND DISPATCH Will IN short
time put in a new Hoe printing-rress
which will be capable OF printing. pastrne.
and folding $4,000 six-pa2e papers every
hour. This is a convincing proof 0f the
growing prosperity of that excellent
psper.-Spblt ef The Valsy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
NORTHERN ASSEMBLY.
! Rev. Dr. Craig. of Mccormick University
Chicago. Elected Moderator.

WASHINGTON May lS.-1he lO5th annual se5-
sion Of the General Assembly OF the Preseyte-
rian Church convered In ew-Iork-Ayenue
PRESBYTERIAN chuIch this morning. Every nook
and corner was SLED and had the church Deen
twice as large IL would not have accOmul0thted
all who desired 20 be present
On the man floor were seatel me oonthls-
sioners and others having business IN cohnec-
ton with the assembly. IN t1e platform VIZ
the of'cers-Rey. William &. Young OF the Dan
VIE (hy.) seminary moderator Kew Nilialh
n. Roberts. ot Cincinnati, stated clerE' ana heV'
DR.. william Alvin Bartlett pastor OF ihe
church, chairman Of tho Executive committee.
Colored Presbyterians were sprlnkled euou,
over the church. he leading commissioner oi
that race is Rev. John A. Savage, from the sepe
Fear Presbyiery OF North Carolina.
The decorations Of TIE church were simple Out
effective over the pulpit swung an arcn pysi,
ing on ia face the legend "General Assembly
Ia white immortelles. The Keystone OF the erch
showed the No Of the assembly llOol III reu
The background q he arch was OF smllh1,
which was also used 10 twine around various
columns In the body OF the church. Ia
the fret-work OF the gailery-front were inter-
laced branches Of bridal-wreath ana 10 the en-
brasures OF the windows stood pots oil phitls.
Palms were also massed on the sides ana agaihs.
mo hack of the pulpit and vases OF roses shed
their perfume from the tables OF the assistant
secretaries.
OPENING SERVICES.
Tae services OF the opening session began at
| IL o'clock with the singing OF the chorus ne
| Glory OF the Lord IRON Handis " Messiah. Dy
n choir Of nt,y voices. tenor solo, - - 90
Valley Shall Be Exalted" was sung by W. ~
| NcFarlani. Tho anthem was selected ironi
Ehjah.' including the soprano solo, "hear,
/ on. ITsel. succeeded by the grand chorus " ne
| N0f Afraid"
Promptly nj IL o'clock Rev. DR.. W. c. Young
moderator OF the assembly, appeared on ths
| pulpit platform and toox hts scat accompanied
| by Reys. W. III. Roberts. OF Cincinnati, stated
| clerk; W. r. Moore. OF Columbus, permanent
! clerk; joseph I. Smith, OF Baltimore, moderator
| OF tho Centennial Assembly; Charles L. Inot9p-
| son. Of New York; W. G. Roberts, secretary O'
| the Board Of Home Missions. aud herr1cx 5ohn'
| son, OF Chicago; ex-Justice William strong, ek
Governor Beaver, OF Pennsylvania; ksy: III
! William Alvin Bartlett pastor OF the New orh
| Avenue church, and Teunls ;. Hamhn, Byrof
| sunderland, and s. V. V. Holmes, OF the loca
| Presbyterian clergy.
| Dr. Bartiett announced that tho hour Tor the
| beginning OF the service had arrived. chorui
from Z" lhe Messiah" was followed BY the Dox
ology aud prayer by Rev. w. ii. Roberts. tn
stated CLERK. William kebie's hymn, All Peo
Die tnat on Earth Do Dwell" Was then sung D!
the entire congregation.
Rev. Herrick Joh ason then read part OF m
nftisth chapter OF Isaiah, beginning wifh tn
eighth verse, sad also pars OF Oh As'hew' s'A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

brncing n guartsr-fnile foo,-race for boys
ranging from 10 IL years - age and same for
boys from ~ 20 10 years; i0O-ysrfs dash. open
Tor sil hurdle race, sack race. Rugby. base bail.
and outdoor gymnastics will be tho features Os
the day. Prizes In the way of first and sec01i
donors win be awarded 20 the snccossful lads.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
The Georgia Episcopaiian-.

MARIETTA. Ga, May ls.-Iho Episcopal Con-
yention, Diocese Of Georgia. concluded its Sos
ejons here tonight. Tho principal work OF IN"
convention was tho adoption OF % resolution en-
dors,ng Hishop Nelson's suggestion about n con-
trail cathedral ht Atlanta, Ga. committee
Was appointed 10 AID ina carrying the plan INTO
eject. II has power 10 cell property IN Atlhuh
heloncfng 10 the diocese to make beginning
for tho cnthedral
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19

In calling attention TO our celebrated
Roller-Tray, which ~ the most CONVENIENT
and strongest trunk made and which -
made in every way superior TO all other
trunks. we beg to say that we warrant 10
the best and that we will do any necessary
repairs u them free OF charge.
Very respectfully.
ii. W. KoUSTREE & BgorHEn.
Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19

York Word. He came hero 70 consult with Mrs'
Jefferson Davis a. 70 tie tcino'al on n.t ~" IN,
bandis remnins 70 Richmond and concerning inc
incidental ceremonies. The General retur.s
homo In the afternoon. Mrs. DAVIS, &C 'ompsn'su
by her daughter, will probably leave tor hi.n
mond within n few days The ceremonies 'AAo
plnce Nay 3Oth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
The " style" for June.

published by tho Domestic Publishing
Company, has arrived and Is now beng
given away. Everybody knows how very
useful and also how correct tue o'ye - .,
saies-rooms Of tho Domestic Sewing Ma
chine Company. lO9 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
NOT C. p. HUNTINGTON.
II. c. Huntington Fatally Injured by
FALLING from n steamer.
[By telegraph to tho pispatch.l

NEW YORK. May ls.-A dispatch from Lonls-
vile. Ky. ann ,uncing that Mr.. Z. J. Hunting
ton hnd been killed by falling from steamer NJ
New Orleans was received here this afternoon.
rnc railroad macnatc Of the samo name was
found m his ofico III Wall street this afternoon.
EDrp ,ity VINO foil from the steamer Meigs at
Icota. Nl.s., last night. receiving fatal lplurles