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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
Naval Mates.
NHNHf NUttss
IBy Telegraph 10 the Dispatch. ;

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July TO- Medical-lu-
snsctor A. :. White has been ordered TO duty as
a amember OF the Naval Examining Board at the
Naval Hospital, New York hsdisal-Dirse,or M +,
charge of the Museum OF Hygiene and ordered
ss a member OF the Retiring Board, aud Medi-
rsl-Director Giogas has been detachst from
spsciai duty az Philadelphia and ordered to re-
lisye DIR. Wales
fifteen Howell torpedoes have been shipped
20 the Newport (R. Ll torpedo station. ana VIII
he tfl,d this week. The test VIII be made by a
board Of which Commander u. A. converse Is
uresid6Qt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
FaiIure In Denver.
fpv,a,srranh 70 the Dlspatch. I

DENVER. COL. July lO.-The Chamberlain
Investment Company. tho iargest real estate
concern in the Wsst, closed its doors this moro
ing The liabilities. direct and contingent az.
s2,302.l aud tho assets e3,OOO'OOo. In,
failure was brought about oy eh stla nnen ~
svorn oyt by ID. ri. Ferguson, president OF tn
Savings bank, for $500, on which he held secu
rites greatly In eIczss OF the amounL tnre'
quarters OF the liabilities will fall IN London
The company has other oiiices IN New iork
Fort Wortn, and San Antonio, Tex. The Den
y.r people VIII suier but htue. All the per
sonai property Of tbs Chamberlain Brothers ma
he.n turned into the assets. Colcnel Lewl
Ellsworth, formerly oceiyer OF tka Denver and
itio Grand railway, has been appointed rs
siynee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11

head ono with 81 900 placed opposite the
name Of the Northern Trust Company.
Mir. smith had affixed his signature Presi-
dent Hlgg botham followed it with $500.
Commissioners Massey and 81. Claire each
set down 800 opposite their names,
and the manager of q odfe subscribed
a like amount. Just then two Colum-
bian Guards arrived with two cigar-boxes
netted $500 more. This amount will be
vastly increased tomorrow when IL is
known among the officials that paper Of
this nature has been put Ia circulation.
Boxes were tonight placed on the outside
and inner posts Of the fence of tho differ
ent entrances, which will bo used as re-
ceptscles for contributions for the benefit
of the widows and orphans of the dead
men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
SECRETARY smith Ont West.
rpx telasraph 10 the Dispatch. |

CHICAGO, III. July 10.-secretary Hoke smith
naased through Chicago yesterday on his way 70
the Northwest, where he Will comoine pus'ness
s,nitb and tasir children. bis father. Dr. H. ~.
smlth. Or. joan tctdinc. Miss jackson, Mss HUI
and Cbar.ss n. Bennett, his private secretary.
All Georgians They came In private cor over
,ns Rslt,,uors ard Ohio. arriving In Chicago az
p.3o vssterday They left Ia the evening In the
priysls car Manitoba over the chicago, MI.
waukes ana ~ Paul road. The Secretary WI
visit Devils Lake, Great Falls Fort Sustct' OF.
iswstons Park and other places 10 which De Is
offseisliy interested before retnfnins 70 "srh.
inston. and before the beginning OF the speSiai
session. Of Congress August 7th-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
Lynched on Flimsy Evidence.

CAIRO, I'LL, July lo.-It is now pretty gene
rally conceded that c. j. Aillor, the sprinsheld
IN muIatto hanged, shot, and cremated at
Bardwell, n.y., Friday afternoon. was executed
upon the iimsiest circumstantial evidence, or
probably no evidence at all, for there was not
not one tangible thing that connected MIN WIN
the assault on and murder Of the Ray sisters
last "Wednesday morning. Information from
trustworthy source a, Wicline IS that telegrams
have been received there confirming Miner
statements a. to whore be was July fth anu
Mo-. the morning OF July 9th, and no one mas
brought forward any evidence to the contrary.
Careful inquiry hss failed 20 disclose single
person who will say positively that ne saw MI
ier in BaInMell or even Csrllsle county IhaI uay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
Another High-Roller Falls.

prFFAIo, n. Y, July 10.-Eris Ontario Van
Brockiu, secretary OF the Board OF Finance
com missloners was arrested this afternoon 4,
~ arysa win an,bezzling a sum said 20 bo over
s50. 900. He was taken TO tue Mayors. where
Ia maoe a confession, ard was taken to police
headquarters and locked up. Van Brockhns
,ntss,orarsi names 10 tho payroll. FOR
some tine past the commissioners haye
had snspicions tina, all was not
right. They knew that Van Bro,klin was hSing
ias in excess OF his saipry, and II was nos known
,e.t he WAS worth anytnieg outside OF that.
on, ct investigation followed. and u resulted IN
mo startling discovery that the secretary OF The
b5ard was an embezlisr 10 the tune OF eoo'Oop;
Nan grockiin said he lost the money IN land
speculation. His stsalinss have extended over
a period OF six years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
Last Weeks DsA,h-RoiI.

There we're 81 deaths in Richmond last week.
or less than for the corresponding week las.
wear. OF the whites who died o were males and
IN temales, while OF colored there were 10 males
and 10 females. There vers D deaths each IN
Marshall, Jefferson, and Clay Wards, In Mon
roe, = IN Madison, IA IN jackson, anu ~ tps
.lmshouse. These sers the priIcipal causes OF
death: Heart disease, d; cholera tnfantum ana
consumption. each: -ouyulson and nerinsi-
tls, each, and bronchitis, cancer. diarrhcea,
typhoid-fcyer, castro enteritis, tnaniton, marss-
mus, pneumonIa. and teosniug, 2 escn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
Norfolk Navy-Yard.

WAsuisdros, ID. c., July i0.-commoeore
George Brown Will assume command Oh the Nor
sence OF seyeral years, during whicn he has
.r1fses aronnd the Continent and has command
"a tne raciac station. He has nearly recover
sait w,,hoilf rauch difficulty. Tho Commodore
,nteads 20 do everything in his power 20 roster
the ioi ,rss;s OF the Norfolk yasd, ani believes
that IL viii be possible IN the near future %
largely increase the already considerapio anouns
of nsT construction aud repair work done there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
The uu.,iurs Court.

In the Hastings Court yesterday tho case OF
Thomas T.. Turner, tho liysryman charged
with obtaining under false pretences a horse
aud surrey belonging 10 J. ID. seabright, was
tried and the accused vas acquitted.
The cases OF G.. W. Lawrence and John ,.
Munce, charged with violating tho State laws
by selling buterine, were set for trial yester.
day. That OF Lawrence was commenced and
the defendant demurred 10 tue Information.
lne case was, therefore postponed IN order Tor
tee Judge TO consider the demurrer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11

Arkansas and Mississippi, and the United States
enginesrs having In charge the levse in tne
Mississippi Valley, the meeting 70 be held Juiy t
I2th at the state capital Baton Rouge. ihe INC
announcement OF the Governors hiiou ns, =,
tho meeting IL the discussion OF a plan ior tne
protection OF the alluyial lands OF the valsy.
Governor Foster IL in favor OF the ah.ieve1
system. and N is believed has determined 70 cal,
the convention 10 or Ter 20 forostan meeting OF
planters favoring the outlet theory OF prove,
lion against overflow disasters. Inc oAue'
theorists will convene in August
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
Ay,,row F.c.pe from Drowniur.

on Saturday evening o number OF young men
were in bathing IN the river below tue cisy,
when Morgan shepherd, ono ot tho nutnoefs
suddsnly began to sink and called on his com
rades for assistance. Ills brother Chsmpe hear
iug him took In the situation at once anu itnuc-
diateIy swan TO the rescue. As Morgan cAuo
nm the second time no saw Champe aDd Heizet
him around tho neck. With great dtfheuhy ami
at the risk OF his own lilo Champe zucceeded IN
swtmmtpg with him until some of tae others
came 10 his aid and assisted In LANDING hih IA
an axhaustel condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
nnlu gIIrhilx BrniaeI.

Miss Nellie Lucke was thrown from buggy on
BROAD street near Fifth yesterday morning and
slightIy bruised. She was sitting in tue vehicle
waiting for her two companions, Misses Sailie
t;ardner and Agnes Mccarthy, who had gone
into a millinery store, when the horse attached
10 the buggy made a sudden turn. wnich caused
her 10 fall out. The animal SHE'D because IL
was struck by another horse driven by Mr.
Fleischman. who showed every attention 70 tne
iaSv after the accident. Mr.. FtsiscLman was
unable 10 guide his horse when the collision oc-
cnrrod, as the rein had slipped under the tall OF
the animal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
FEATHER WEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP
Griffin Kpocked Out by soiy smith-Cor'
bett to Meet Jackson.
TBy telegraph 20 tho Dispatch.l

RoBY, Isp., July lO.-John Griffin, the
Bra:ntree lad, and Soly Smith. the cham
pion of the Pacific coast. met tonight IN
the arena of the Columbian, Athletic oiuo
for a purse of $4,000 and the feather
weight championship of the world. Fully
1000 people were present.
Before the fight began Corbett and Par
son Davies put up forfeit for a finish
fight between Peter Jackson and Corbett
in November.
The Griffin and Smith fight was short
but savage Griffin was knocked out IN
the fourth round.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
A w.r,.Kuown s,one-Cu,ter Dead.

Mr. Thomas Mooney, who married SISTER
OF Messrs. Charles }. and George w. BrOwn, OF
this CITY died az his home. No. ISIS Y street,
sunday morning at ten minutes past = O'Clock.
He was buried with requiem mass from ~.
patricks church yesterday morning at ~
O'clock The remains were Inferred in ht- Cal
vary cemetery. The deceased leaves Vile and
seven children TO mourn his death. NJ. Mooney
WAS one OF the best-knOHn stonc-cnters III
Richmond and possessed the sincere regefl ~,
n large circle OF friends. He WAS taithfus
friend and an affectionate husband and parens.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
An Editorial UnpieasaptnesS

SAvASSAH, Ga, July 10.-At Blakely Sat:
urday night Editor W. n. RobinsoD, OF
the Blakely Obseruer. shot Editor I. NJ.
Howard, OF the Early County Ne'cs. the
brllet lodging in the shoulder. The diffi'
Guilty arose from an article printed in
Howard's paper rejecting on the character
OF two women who had Just arrived IN
town, and which Robinson resented. The
wound IS not serious.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
FROM CAMPBELL COUNTY.
Four for Tyler. Three for Buford. Two for
O'Ferral:, Two Uncommittsd.
tsnec,,l ,elearan TO the pispatch.

LYYcuBURG, VA, July l0.-Campbel county
to-day elected delegates to the State Democratic
Convention from three districts-Brookneai'
Russelburg, and Falling Riyer-ll In all VI inc
ii choson 4 arc for Tyler, o for Buiord, Z Tor
O'Ferrall, aud 2 uncommtted. All say they are
for the strongest man, 10 DO ascertalns1 mhen
districts will choose delegates later.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11

supplied with not only substsnsials and fqvifs.
but coBlccsioneries, fruits, aud cigars In snsn-
dauce. Good speeches we're made portinent W
the occasion by Dr. Wolf. Rsbb! cohsn, couocil-
man George b. Davis, Alderman George y. Bow
dsn, w. " Toicr, ana N. Y. dacobs. The isst
through his father, aud expressed hope that
the boy would have gold in abundance through
life. Councilman Davis expressed she nope that
he would have the wisdom Of Solomon, she great
charity OF SIR Moses Montnors. and develop into
true manhood. Alderman Bowcen hopet no
would prove TO be IKE bis fathsI. Sr. Tolsr
wished him 20 prove 20 be Ike his Father Abrs-
ham. Rabbi Cohen said that the Law OF circuni.
cislon had been strictly carried out tor $500
years. his speech was well rooslved. The guests
were hignly entertained and shosersd god
wisaca not only upon tho boy, oat upon hrs
Jacobs and his family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
ANOTHER BLACK EYE.
The Palmetto Liquor Law and Railroad
Rates on Booze.
nv teleernph 10 the Dispatch. !

lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
BALTIMORE, Nd. July TO- Governor Tillmans
uouor law received another black eye to-day
ynen Judge Bond. OF the United states Circuit
Court signed an order restraining the South Caro-
lima state Railroad Commission from enforcing
It's most lately-issued schedule OF rates on
ii1uors. Hugh l.. Bond, Jr., representing the
receivers OF the Richmond and Danylle railroad
and iluor-dealers who are testing the constitu-
tionality OF the obnoxious law. IN his petition
SAYS that tho commission constructs tue sOutn
Caroltna legislative act OF December. 1892 as
Allowing them TO make arbltary rates without
permitting the railroads hoarmg thereon
Such action would. 1t is claimed, be in violation
of the Constitution Of the United states. Argu-
will be heard at 0leenyilo, 5. c., August 1th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
BREAK EOR LIBERTY.
IL Is UnsuccessfuI-One Convict Killed
Others Seriously Wounded.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.I

lBy telegraph 10 the Dtspatch.l
DETROIT, MIcH., July 10.-A special dispatch
20 the journal from Ionia, Mich, Gays: Fully
soventy-nye conyicts at tho House OF Correction
made n break for liberty at $3.50 o'clock this
forenoon. They were at work In the various
alops. The ringleader was Convict William
smith, known as No 703. flye-year man, sent
up from Detroit.
Two long ladders had been used by tho tin
smiths repairing the rain-pipes on the buildings
inside the yards. These had been lett standing
against the buildings and the conyicts quickly
moved them 10 the west walk. suspicion had
been aroused that mischief was brewing ana
the guards had been doubled. The ladders
were knocked down. but the conVicls replaced
them, and one named Oscar Miller gained tho
top wall. lie was snot dead. Meanwhile re-
gular battle was in progress In the yard. As
result four convicts were seriously hurt and one
guard badly. but not dangerously, injured. lho
conyicts were then driven TO their work again
Three hammers. a large wrench, round stone.
and long billy made Of sheepskin and loaded
with sand were taken from the conycts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
The Cruiser philadelphia,
sa. ,..l.sva,h 10 the Dtspafcn.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. July To-. A caolegram
was received at the Navy Department to-day
M, nj Eio DO Janelro, Brazil Sac will remain
A. MO long enough 10 coal. and then proceed TO
Vainara,so chile, where she sfii stop Tor furtDer
instructioDs. fhese Instructions arc said 70 pro
.ns Chile r.auire her presence there. sho has
been eighteen days going from New York TO RIO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
arolo-Australian Break.

C3y Anglo-American cable to the Dlspatch.I
LoSDoN, July l0.-The New Zealard Loan ana
mercantile.Ageucy Company. liin,te'i, tho onl-
Gers OF which are at tho PorG4Id house,
Besinghall Place, failed to-day In consequence
of the reflex action OF tho CRASHES that have
occurred iu the Australian financial world. me
concern was one of tho most important engaged IN
colonial financlal affairs. The manager OF tho
company is Henry II. Paul Among tha direc-
tors are Sir James Ferguson, Postmaster-Gene-
raj in Lord Salisburys recent ministry; sir Jonn
Gorst Financial Secretary Of the Treasury under
the same administration, and Sir John Russeli-
ali three members of tho present Parliament.
The capital Of the company Is f4,6O9,oOo'
"a 900 OF which has been called. Ihreo
quarters OF the loss viii fall on people IN ures.
Brttnin. IL is feared that the company has been
carrying on wide speculations In Australia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
Fatal G. g. o. Accident.

CINCINNATI. o.. July 10.-About o:io yes'or.
day afternoon a Chesapeake and ohio ekcu.s'on ~
tram NTH over 600 people sboaru ran & a. a. ,,,,r
A sreigh. train loaded WITH stone ana cos. a. a.
bsrt Lang, Of coyinglon, KY. MAS kinoo ana
seven ethsrs were seriously injured. !. = :
switch. Tue Chesa paaks and ohiois makiaS
thorough Investigation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11

In calling attention to our celebrated
Roller Tray, which is the most oonyeniens
and strongest trunk made ana wnIcn ~
M de in syery way superior 30 all other
trunks. we beg TO say that we warfsnt "
the beat and that we will do any necessary
repairs to them free OF charge.
Very respectfully.
Richmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
diamond, and watch.. and ,Jewsiry sale.

This splendid stock of Jewclry. Dia-
monds. Watches. otc., will bo offered NJ
auction al store jl3 east Broad street,
commencing to-day at 1890 o'clock and
evening at 1880 o'clock. TO he continued
each day at same hours until further no.
tice. Goods are 6Tst-class and seulng
cheap. and full guarantee given. Eemem-
Der the store 5l3 east Broad street.
j. IL. VALENTINE, Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11

INSURANCE companies allow per cent.
s;sconnt ON policies on buildings with
Gslvanixsd Iron cornices. Send Tor o.
,nhone Thomas N. kendier aud have gal
yanized iron substituted Tor wood. HE
discount ON policy will pay for II In sshost
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
Treasury Gold Reserve.

w.surSsfos. July TO- The gold-reservs fund
has ga,aed ssOU,00O sincs SATURDAY, nnd h1s
rea ~, 81 a total of Ss..eS3 lol. Tho curreicy
on hand Gggrrsafos s<s,1ss,S .1-iIaLiagisno
balaD.e tl24,4Ss,4lS.
Ine go,nptfoner oi tue CurrVrcg has srd-rfd
n.t,oaa,-hans cugrcncyt 10 be pr,ntet On hccouat
81 bonds deposited 70 ths anoini u s3.0js,ooo
ssnce July Is.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11

rrnfe.anr srni,h Mnr Leare RIchrnond.

There Is a strcng probability that Professor
Horace r. smith. the physical director OF the
Young Mems Christian Association, viii leave
Richmond this fall.
A few days ago he received = letter from the
the officers Of Williamson College, Massachu-
setta inviting him to consider a cau 20 that IN
stitutIon. There are several other Applicants
Tor the poeition-two FROM New YORK and ono
from Cincinnati-but although tho commnaica-
ton aid not mako Professor Smlth formal
offer it n believed that he will be given tho po-
sition N no desires to accept tho terms otareu.
Professor smith IL now visiting In Norfolk, anu
It ia not known positively what ho viii do IN the
! matter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
-. I.u,.s ma. .f car. ..sessis

A large crowd u invited guests gathered as
Iweatlesn street. yesterday mornirs ~ iu&
oc.otk 10 witness ihe solenn rte "a eifcumcsaon
uron his boy, who wss 9 days old. 10 street roa-
formity % ths Abxehamsc Law Alter tne core
uouy Mr. Jacobs tnvited his euet1 70 ptxtate
II 8 sumpt1oQs repase The taplee we're ampu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
THE PARIS TROUBLES.
They Are Not Considered Over by the
Government Authorities.

Government Authorities.
[By Anglo-American cable to the Disuatch.l
PARIS July 1O-Despite the assertions made
In some quarters that the troubles In this city
are at an end the government has not relaxed
it's measures TO put down disorder should 10
ariso In fact Il Is evident that further outbreaks
are expected, and the troops now In the city WIZ
be kept In their barracks until Satur-
day next for use In case OF emergency. To-
morrow will be the first anniversary OF the exc
cutton Of Rsvacho the notorious Anarchist,
thief, and murderer, aud IL Is feared tnat the
Anarchists will attempt 70 make rtotous de-
monstration on the occasion. Friday, July Atm,
will be the 104th anniversary OF the fail OF the
BsstLe, which is made general holiday, ana
IL is apprehended that tue disarected element
will attempt 70 take advantage OF the day to
again max n trouble.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
Wrecked the Bank.
,-..,.u-.,.. "a m. Dispatch

SALT LAKE, cIY. UTAa. July 1o.-lt has been
o,scosered that Oscar T. flill cashier " mo
Commercial Naiionai Bank Of ogden, ov,
!aulter W .bs amount OF $4,000. and tns ,s sasH
viii eloss is doors aud 20 into voluntary hqu-
Set,oa Dstyo~irors Will lose nothing, as the pr,n
einni stocfhoiders ere among tbe strongeps
ilnspoix men N Ogden. HUI had bsen spsoo'
aatips.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
Cape Charles Qnarantior.

WASHINGTON. July l0.-The treasury Depart
,r on, has ac ,ep.si the bid ot J. II. Hathaway
4 DO. ior the constru ton OF q Kitchen aud
o,her buildings and wharf al fhs qnatantins
stat,ou at flsher.nans Island, near cape
Cnarles. Va. Inc asari amounts 20 sl3,9eo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
shirts Go Dowu

Mems Negligee Shirts reduced from 81
TO $l.2j.
One lot Of White Shirts. 81. They wefo
$3.50. 90, and $3.50 Shirts.
Now IS the time to get bargains, and you
will have TO call early.
CONSTABLE BROTHERS,.
4l9 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
shouid Have Obeyed Tryop.

fBy Anglo-American Coble 10 the Dispatch'l
LONDON, July l0.-The Malta correspondent
OF the Graphite reports that the captains OF tne
several vessels which took part In the ma,
nruyres of the Mediterranean squadron on
Tripoli will be court-martialed for not having
obeyed Admiral Tryon's fatal signal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
DENVER bYNAmlTE-sHocKeo.
Two Men Supposed to Hsvo Been Biowr
to Pieces.
tBy telegraph to the Dispatch J


DENVER. COL, July 10.-Almost the entire city
was shocked at 4:30 o'clock this morning by an
explosion OF 5000 pounds OF dynamite in
storage-house In South Denver. People wero
aroused from their beds by the conclusion III .ne
section of the city where tho explosion occurred.
There was a general destruction OF window
panes, and many doors were blown rom thelr
hinges. Two men are supposed to have been
blown 10 pieces. Particles Of clothing ana re-.
yolyer were found near the scene. What caused
the accident 10 not known, but the explosion Id
supposed 70 have been the work Of tramps.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
Dr. Parksr's tettar.
MONDAY, July 10, lS03.

To the Editor Of ths Dispatch;
regret to ask you TO c0rree; H'y mistakes. Ny
le,ter 10 Mrs. Grant WAS written Tor the tJpc-
writer 10 10 sont 20 Mira. Grant privately, bat l
took your advice aud made Il an "open letter.
IL was set up the same dty ard could rot SEQ
the "prooi." Romans Was written Normans
merry for morning." unifying for Tisiiying,
N'' w. ". PARgER-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
p.,eh..e Rec,ory.

The congregation OF 81. Psuls church have
purchased Tor rectory the Ncryocd residence,
which is on Grace street next door 20 the churcp.
Ts,s IA in urrsiance of iong-cherished scneme
OF tho St Pauis people. Inc building wiil Do
tAorougsy renovated by tho time key. DR.. Csf-
micnael and family return from thsir sum ner
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
sI-Round Trip 81.

Delightful excursion noxt Saturday
night on the now and elegant steamer
Pocahontas for Norfolk. newport News
and Old Point. No time lost from busi-
ness. See advertisement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11

resolutions calling convention OF delegates
from commercial bodies In Wisconsin. hinnc-
sofa. North aud South Dakota. Iowa, Nebrssan,
and Missouri TO be held In fhis city at some oase
nrior 10 July al At in the interest OF the uncon-
ditional repeal OF the silver-purcaase cinuse OF
the so-called Sherman net
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
A.. uarvood,s Father ~.

Mr. dohn s. Harwood ieit the city Yesterday
affrraoon Tor Rirhmand co,luty. vnere his sather
Mr. William n. naFgoaG, - quite W. ar. har.
vooS. sr, went 10 kicnmond 70 reraperato q taw
weess ago. and iastsai Of improving his cpndi-
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70 the city ~ his zoo Il ts y able 70 mako inc
trip.