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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-27
CLOSING OF INDIAN MlNTS.
The Announcement in Both Houses of
Parliament.


fByAnglo-American cable to tho D,spatch.l
I.oypoN. June 26.-ln the House of Lords
today the Earl of Kimberly, Lord OF
Council and State for India, stated that
the Indian Council had passed on act for the
immediate closing of the Indian mints to
the free coinage of silver. He added that
arranrements are being made to issue ru-
rees from the mInts in change for gold at
tho rate of 16 pence per rupee, and for re-
ceiylng sovereigns and halt sovereigns at
the treasures IN payment of dues at the
same rate. The Earl of Kim berly further
said that il is intended 10 introduce the
gold standard in India, but that the old
gold In the mint will not be made the sole
legal tender. -, C,,
stone gave information similar TO mat
given in the House Of Lords by the Earl
OF Kimberly. He added that gold would
not be made legal tender at present. Re
garding the silver now on the way to India,
MIR. Gladstone said that the government
of India had been instructed that 1t was
omen 10 II to admit this silver to the mintS
If II thought fit 49,
Mr.. Goschen. formerly Chancellor of the
Fxcheouer, asked if the admission 10
free coinage OF the silver now gong to
India would not establish great INJURY or
effect the destruction of such silver as was
in the hands Of the natives. Mr.. Goschen
said that the value of the silver possessed
bv tho natives amounted TO O.OOO 900 ru-
pees.
Mr. Gladstone replied that he was not in
noesession of precise information but he
assumed that the Indian government would
not make discriminatory arrangements TO
The disadvantage OF the natives holding
uncoined SILVER. Doubtless most OF the
uncoined silver referred to by Mr.. Goschen
was in the form of ornaments worn by tho
natives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-27
DEATH8.

CARTER. Died. at her residence. No.
2il6 east Marshall street, Saturday, June
2itb' at / O'clock r. NJ. Mrs. CAROLINE
r. CARTER, widow of the late William
Boiling Carter. IN the 74th year OF her age.
Funeral from residence TUESDAY, June
9th, 10 o'clock A. nj. ~
DREW.-Died. by drowning. June 26.
1893. II w. DREW, JR.. OF PA south So
cond street; aged 10 years and II days.
The funeral will take place from 81.
Peters Cathedral THIS CTuesdsy) Ar.
TERNOON at o'clock.
IEWIS.-Died, a. IA. VI. Sunday. June
2jth, SOPHIA READING, wife of ". ai'
Funeral services from Grace Episcopal
church Monday, 26th, at $50 Z. M.
GORDON.-Died. Sunday afternoon at
a.30 O'Clock. at st. Luke's Home, Mlss
PEARL GORDON, in the 23d year OK her
The remains were inferred at her former
home, in Rock Hill. 3. G.
ORR.-Died, Monday afternoon about2
O'Clock, at the residence OF her husband,
MIR. William j. Orr, No. 3l5 east Grace
street, Mrs. MARY ORR:
The arrangements for the funeral VIII %
announced later.
QUIEN.-Died, Monday, juno l0tn, se
O'Clock p. NJ. at her home, on Chestnut
Hin. GERTRUDE E.. aged 3 years and !
month, Youngest child OF Eliza +. and the
late p. j. Quinn.
suffer little children to come unto Ne,
tor OF such is the kingdom Of Heaven"
Funeral will take place THIS lIussday)
EVENING as O'Clock from 81. Peters
Cathedral. Friends and acquAintsnces Are
invited TO attend.
Lockhaven (Pa.) papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-27
ANARCHISTS PAROONED.
I,e Governors Action Created Great
sorpIise-His Reasons.

rpy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
r---.. Juue Ex-Governor Altgeld has
......! tho Chicago Havnarket tragedy
-..t. Felien. Schwab, and Neebe.
.t.v.us iuilmation was gwen OF his
.'.. .ei action.
...a.rE :. Dreyer. who has been inte-
', their case from the start, came
.Iom Chicago tins morning, ana
....r .uriug q pardon for each OF them
t.. bands Ot Governor Altgeld LETT
.... t,.-r f.r Joliet at noon. IL Is sup
... Nr,.er's influence was decisive. IL
..t even known that the case was
.nr.ldere1 by the Governor, and
SOD crcgSs1 great surprise.
rlu coyKRNoK'- REASONS.
Governor las prepared statement
t-.. ..e.fion concerning these pardOns.
ra.rs u. .OOl words. Inc PoVernor
-.-" 'lo history OF the Haymarkot
.r.. of Nav 4. 1856. III detail and
.. t.- basis O{ the appeal tor pardon
tl.t.. IetuoE signed bv several thou-
.. merchants. bankers, Judges. awyers
.. '.,r prominent citizens OF tbicago,
t. assumng the prisoners % - guilty:
4... t.e belief that tho prisoners had
....-hel enough, but number OF
who have examined tho case
car-fuliy base their appeal on
o.. .s aIuercnt grounds, and assert,
81 the Jury that tired the case was u
30 t.. Ury. selected 10 convict.
It., according 10 the law, as laid
Ig tue supreme Court both PRIOR 70
.... ....1 since the trial OF this case. tho
-.- 4,.Ordiug 10 their own answers
t-. f.' campetent jurors. and the trial
r... .. therefore, "a legal trial.
tI-t the defendants were not proven
.4lty of the crime charged IN the
10.
liza. as 70 the defendant Neebe, the
....- attorney had declared at the close
t. .,ldeuce that there was no case
..., lim and yet tie E91 been kept IN
these wears.
I.st ,Ae tTih Judge was either so
...l against the defendants or else
t.rulu,i 20 win the applause oi
.. class 10 the community that he
...i and did not grant iair trlal;
... statement sustained the specified
,'. 100 tle appeal offered and saws that
'.. f.-ts tendto show that the bomb was
..l as an act OF personal revenge ana
-. f.. prosecution never kne" VINO
t.E
l. Governor quotes from tho petition
r..'.- against Judge Gary OF ierocity ana
t.-.r,Ieucy worse ttan je1rles IN Eng
..tl. 4lG Gays that these charges seem 20
.-.ia.uel by the record Of the trial.
t. -..s pape,s before hm show that the
l.a. va. lot fair. The pardons are iuii
absolute. Joliet. Springfield, anu
D-. go are full OF surprise over the auar'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-27
MANY BURIED ALIVE.
COLLAPSE OF A HOTEL PARTIALLY
FILLED WITH GUESTS.
The Greund Floor Occupied By seeesss
Which Contained Many Cussomsrs
at the Time OF the Catastrophe
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l

Sr. LOUIS, No.. June 26.-A special to
the Post Dispatch from Fort Scott, Kan.
says that at $50 this morning the entire
wall of the fremont Hotel fell IN. Over
100 guests were in the hotel at the time.
1t is thought many were killed and in
iured.
FoRr ScorT, KAN. June &c. AT $50
o'clock this morning, without moments
warning. tho fremont House. four-story
brick structure. collapsed. burying nearly
seventy-five people in the debris. The body
of young woman has been recovered.
Three men were taken out soon afterward,
but their injuries are such that their
deaths are expected ia a few hours. j..
The fire departpent and hundreds OF
citizens are at work among the broken
timbers. aud are stirred on in their efforts
of rescue by the cries and moans of wound
ed people underneath the mass of debris.
The ground floor of the hotel was occu.
pied bv stores. many of which were filed
with customers. Ii is not known how many
people are beneath the ruins. lt is be-
lieved that the death list will reach over
twenty
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-27
PICKETT CAMP ELECTS OFFICERS.
Very Few Changes Made In the Corps
Fourth-of-July Picnic.


A very large assemblage of veterans at
tended the meeting of Pickett Camp
last night. Much routine business was
transacted. Nine applications were pre-
sented for membership.
Arrangements were completed Tor the
annual reunion OF the camp on the Fourth
Of July next at Riggs farm, and a large
number of ladies are expected to be pres
eut. Refreshments and dancing Will be
the order of the dav. and a good time Is
expected. The officers of X. +. Lee Camp
have been cordially invited to unite IN this
demonstration.
The regular semi-nnnual election OF OH
GERS was then gone into with the result "a
follows: Commander, X. n. Northern re-
elected; First Lieutenant Commander.
John Eugene sullivan; Second Lleuten-
ant Commander. George Wintree; Third
Lieutenant Commander. Z. 7. Winston
Adlutant, Peter McCurdy tre.elected Mt
each election SINCE organization OF the
camp): Quartermaster, X. h. Noryell re-
elected: COmmissary. James T.. STAINS
bury (re-elected) Chaplains, Drs. l.. X.
Mason and George II. Ray (re-electedl
Surgeons, Drs. A. a. MoE:eiro and }. A.
Hillsman; Officer of the Day, James ii.
Clarke Color-Boarer IL. II. Smith; Color
Guards, T.. f. Chesley, John Pitt, and J. /.
Hendricks: Quartermaster Sergeant. q: +.
Johnston; Oificer of Guard. L. w. Taylor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-27
ABLOODY ENCOUNTER.
Two Negroes Badly Buichered win
Kntycs-Niu Probably Die.
by telegraph to the Dispatch


Co1rusrs. Ga. June &c. Yesterday At
terncon when the excursion tram on tho
Moplle and Girard railway was returning
10 Columbus from Montgomery d,Incelly
can and Tom Tuck. negro from Scale;
Ala. A white man from Scale took q hahd
"a "a the row and drew knife and stuck 1t
INTO Morean's head splitting II open from
the ION Of the head OF the head TO the eve.
III conductor put luck in the baggage
car. .,,o,o wont IN
the door and asked for the damned ca Whites;
Hcnry Ware. a white friend OF luck, CUT
h,. .troo, almost severing his head from
the body. IL is sand after cutting yick-
ery's Ty t6roa; be stuck tho knife IN his head
breaking the blade oa in d1,oasa ,hS S%s woIar aTe
Both negroes are badly wounded orrsstsS Inu nii
ot rnion springs. Ala. Both are welI-con-
nected citizens Of Scale, Ala. The negroes
were from Columbus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-27
To He Trfei hy Court Martial.

IBy AnGlo-American cable TO tho Dispatch.l
IoypoS. June 26.-lt has been definitely
decided that Rear. Admiral Albert ii.
Markham. who was second in command
TO Rear Admiral 1ryon of the vessels at
Iripoh. will be tried by court martial
that viii sit ut Portsmouth. This court
viii be presided over by Admiral the Earl
of Cianwilliam, commissioner-ln-chi at
Portsmonth whose son. Lord Clifford, was
aoq. lieutenant OF the Nictcria. Rear-Ad-
mirol Markham's flagship is the Trafalgar.
but adyices received here show that his
tIac has been transferred to the Camper
down. aud that ho was in charge OF the
manuuvres OF tho heet at the time the
collision occurred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-27
DIED OF YELLOW-FEVER.
Master of tho Anita Berwind Expires in
Georgia.
(Py telegraph to the Dispatch ]


BRrNswTcB, Ga. June 26.-A special re-
ceived IN Brunswick to-day from lumber
dock fifty-slx miles distant, on the Satiiia
river. ann ounced the death Of Alfred ).
Hddie master of the American DarkeDtiEe
Anita Berwind. from yellow-tever. Health
0Aicer John A. DunwcOdy tonight gave
the press the following official statement ::
The Berwind entered quarantine from
Havana on June 18th. All were well on
bard and reported no Illness IN passage.
She was fumigated. entered. and then went
up the Satilla river iifty-slx miles. MdsteT
iiorur,nd wa. taken sick aud WAS carried
eicht miles on shore IN the country, where
he died. The vessel was loaded and ready
TO sail. but was ordered and has lett ior ,r
tho National Quarantine Sapelo' Al
tho crew and the vessel were thoroughly
fumlcated before leaving, and those IN the
country who came IN contnct with BlddIe
haye been isolated. No more daheor ~
anurehended. every precauuon having
heen taken and the distance from any
house being number OF miles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-27
rs 10 SUNDAY OPENING.
How the States sisnd-yirSinta's building
az the fafr.
TBT telcrraDh % ibc DispNtfh.

.bF telegraph - INC plNihtch'j
trcaGo. June 2G.-The State buildings
o iot unanimous IN tnoir decision as 10
hl-iag opening. ONO was closed yester'
c.y Tho sien made no explanation. but
D.w0 Of painters and cleaners rather
-.9wci that tue barricade was up 10 allow
:..'a 20 work rather than from an opposi-
b. +. g. the public on the grounds. Micbi-
.sa Wisconsin, and Indiana allowed their
eI4i, people 10 sit on the yerandas aud
occupy chairs on theiawn. California was
o.,.td WIDE, and ats rich odor OF ripe fruit
na1o II q scene Of great beauty. Pennsyl-
wanna viii become Of much greater interest
uoW that the commissioner Los decided 10
cJia,e the building and It's contents 70
Chicago. This, unfortunately, does not
include the liberty bell or the huge Phila-
-elphiG policemen who guard It, Tho
building was built to stand. the walls be-
~ of pressed brick. The aim 10 that IT
slal! be made into ladies' pavilion when
lie sxDositiopis over. uy. John b. Apper-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-27
c.,.m.n s,.,,sa nv F.unt,eroy,

Isham Coleman and Leroy Fauntleroy en-
gagged in ficnt yesterday afternoon and
ths former was seriously stabbed He was
carried to the First Police Station and the
ambulance 'phoned for. He was treated
and taken to the almshouse, where he was
In q critical condition late last night.
Fauntleroy was arrested and locked up at
the First Station.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-27
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

STEVENS & Co and A. H. ADAMsON, SO p. h.,
twenty-one lots in Burfoot's addition, near
Manchester.
]. n. VALENTINE, IL A. NJ, trustees sale OF
iob-prlnting Office at No. llIa north EieVenm
street.
SUTTON 8 CO., 6P. NJ, commissioners sale OF
brick dwelling at northeast coroer OF Jacque-
I'm ana Carter streets, IN Henrico county.
HIGH CONsTABLEs SALE, IL o'clock A. ",
at Old-Market Space, bar counter, I1turcs,
&c
]. II. VALENTINE, 1890 A. n, household fur.
niture, mating. sc.
I. q. JOHNSON, 1880 A. NJ, household forni-
ture, carpets, mating, &C
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-27
Notes from Uenrico.

The present Board of Supervisors of
Henrico county held their last meeting at
the court house yesterday. koutipe .busi-
ness was transacted. The new hoard goes
into office July lst next.
The County Court was in session short
while yesterday considering civil business.
Mr.. I. II. Samuels qualified yesterday as
Constable of Varina district. Most of the
newly elected officers have qualified. They
90 into effect July lst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-27
To Have n Prohibition Ticket.

While the Prohibitionlsts have pretty
well decided to run State ticket this
wear. the time for holding the convention
has not been decided. 1t will be the latter
part Of July or the first of August and tho
meeting will be held in Richmond.
The leaders OF the party in Richmond
say they have no idea who will head this
ticket. They don't expect to elect 1t, but
will endeavor to keep the party organized.
DIR. Lumpkin SAYS they will in no way
affiliate with the Third party people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-27
IRAlN-WRECKERS, WORK.
Wholesale Efforts Against Railroad
Thwar:cG.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.

AURORA, Ill, June 26.-A dastardly at
tempt ut wholesale wrecking of the Chi
cago. Burlington and Quincy trains was
made last night in the Aurora yards. A
pin was pulled from switch in front Of
the depot while freight train was passing
and a number of cars wero ditched. When
the g:l5 passenger train was ready to pull
out 1t was found that switch had been
turned under the train. A general inves-
tIgation followed and 1t was found that
several switches in different parts OF the
ward had been turned and others had
been broken. There is no clue TO the mis-
creants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-27
Tn. Now Collector Give. Bond.

Mr. Charles N. Wallace. the newly:
appointed Collector of Customs. appeared
before Commissioner NJ. +. Peasants yes
tcrday and gave bond in the sum OF $780,
GOO. Mir. Wallace will assume charge OF
tho Office next Saturday. the resignation
OF Mr. Fisher having been accepted to
take effect June 30th. The rooms are
being kalsomined and put in nice order
for their new occupant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-27
Copfederate-veteran Reunion, Blruaipa.
ham, Ala.

For above occasion the Richmond and
Danvllle railroad will sell tickets to Bir-
mlugham. Ala. and return from coupon
stations on it's line at rate OF one first
class limited fare for the round trip.
Tickets on sale July l7th to 10Th inclu-
sive. good returning until and including
July %. 1893.
Tickets will be sold from Washington,
ID. c., Richmond, Burkeville. South Bos:.
ton. ana Lynchburg. Va, Durham and
WInston-Salem, n. c., on July 18th III ad-
ditlon 70 dates named above.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-27
1Hs eeARy ACT DISCUSSED.
The Uniied states Threatened with "e
tniiatory Measures.
tBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.

fBy telegraph 70 the pl@pae'"i
SAN FaAScrsco. CAL. June 8.-Chinese
adyices by the steamer NINA s.ss9 ssary Wa, aet.
p,;nco dining aud two other mem oers OF
,hs Eye Yemen proposed recalling the Chinese g
Minister sIY at Washington in the event OF
!ml,niSn,teS m,nis States Government enforcing
me me act act. Inc statement IS also made t1as "a
Il ~ was at one time intended tnat me o,,ed .sj
,'a,,nrs ~ T of He Yang Ju, for the Unitea
p pai.u'o ohn,,d be DELAYED until something
a'' had been done to rspeai the obnoxious o,s
nsu 80 nf the act. The instructions sept
,tauSo 90 sou Y,I Mt Washington were that ne no
was w TO return TO China on the efPifsnon s,,c
Of his term without waiting for MS so''
'eIsv :, - said that the principal reason 10.
,ha rscsnt Hong Kong proc larpatlon againsss .s'a
shs ssia of American oil IL that u - .ns
t;rst @ OF the retaiistory measures sss'n''
everything American.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-27
Vessel Ashore-NIen Drowned.

IoyG BaAycH. June 2G.-The large three
masted schooner Thomas Nj. Masten. from
baltimore. loaded with soft coal. bound
for Trent, Long Island. went ashore of; the
east-end to-day. Four of the crew of six
have been saved. The drowned are George
n. Baldwin and Frank K. Baldwin, both
of RaltimOra
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-27
Onicsrs of Granite Council.

Alta regular convocatlon last night OF
Granite Council, No. 40, Legion OF the Red
Cross. the following officers were elected
for the semi-annual term beginning July
lst (: Past Commander, f. g. Traylor;
Commander. }. +. Stringer; vice-Com-
mander. Charles Gasser; Marshal. X. Is.
Hickock: Knight. J. g. Jennings; {;
Warder. j. t. Roach; Sentinel. joseph IL.
Shepherd; Prelate, G. ). Mallory; Irea-
Allen; Recording Secretary. G. A. Craw-
fa.1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-27
Gearish Metal Feeling.


New YORK. June 26.-Silver certifcat
have dropped 20 III cents, commercial
bar. silver 20 II cents, and Mexican dollars
TO 90 cents. The break is due 20 cables
from London reporting the suspension OF
purchases of silver for Indian accounts
and the closing OF the indian raints,. A
belief that the sherman silver bill will pc
repealed adds to tie bearish feeling on the
natal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-27

ui.als5roN. June 26.-Secretary Hoke
.. la- accepted an invitation 70 de-
W LII nlire,s az Asbury Park. n. j.,
.., .t.,. tte proceeds 20 be applied TO tho
-..'- Open-Air Fund. In consequence
..- engagement and the press of pub
.r...,-, the Secretary has been COM
...tt t1 leelne an invitation 10 deliver
-1f-July oratiou before the Atlanta
...f.rf.fIa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-27
10 Washington. Following were the re-

Six.man team shoot, entrance Sl2 |;
guaranteed purse S75. $50 to FIRST and s25
TO second team; Known traps and known own
Club: Anthony, 2l; Todd. 22: hartDer.
~: Cantler. "a; Feils. "a; Mitchell, as
total. I3s. Capital Citv Club: Wagner.
25: Osborne. is; Gulick. %; Rothwelil.
Is: Hopper, Jr., 23; Mattingly. N-total.
l3l. Standard Team: Franklin. 10; Hunt.
%; Lupus. 81: Evans, 2i Dixon. 2;
Bond, 23-total, 1872.
In the pool shots several of the con;
tesfants made clean scores OF Is and 10, and
in the live-bird contest equally good shoot
ing was done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-27
THE REAR ADMIRAL'S REPORT.
The Sunken Battle-Ship Victoria and Her
Surviving Crew.

lbs AngIo-American cable to the Di'patch.l
LoNpos. June 2G. The British cruiser
Barham. with Rear-Admiral Markham IS
official report OF tho loss OF the victoria.
is expected to arrive at Port Said tonight.
The Rear Admual's repor; will be sent by
cable from Port Said to the Admiralty
0ficc here All the survivors of the dis
ester sailed from Iripoh to-day, presuma..
bly FOR Malta. They embarked on board
fhe crulsers EdCar and PhaetOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-27
Eonrfh-of-JrIY Excnrsions.

For this occasion the Richmond and
Danyille railroad will sell round-trip tick
cts between ports on its line at greatly
reduced rates.
Ticket agents will furnish full informa-
ton as to rates, schedules. etc.
Tickets will be sold July lst. Cd. 3D.. and
Attn. good returning until and including
I,,Ir 1909
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-27

Cards. Blll-Heads, Statements Letter
Heads. Note Heads. Circulars, Handbilis
Dodgers. &C., printed by the Dispatch
Company at low prices. Will give you
good work at same prices you pay for in-
ferior work. Send Us your orders aud We
will guarantee satisfaction IN every par
ttpular
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-27
SHOTGUN CLUB TOURNAMENT.
Crack Shots Present from All Parts Of
the Country.
fBy Telegraph TO the DisYatcb.I

fBy Telegraph 10 the Disoatcb'i
BALTIMORE. June 26.-The ninth annual
tournament under the auspices OF the Bslti-
mora Gun Club was begun to-day on the
Grounds at COLCHESTER Beach and Will oe
ended tomorrow. Crack sh OTIS from all
parts Of the country were present astn Az
and wind interfered considerably, yet the
Shooting was remarkable. Over 5000 clay
birds and 500 live birds wore shot at.
The baltimore Gun Club IS aSons as IS
strong AL organization as tnste u
in tho country. never having suuerea
defeat in team race in its twelve years OF
eristence' except last season, when the
Capital City Club. OF Washington; ds, ;s,
tha race though there wero many who
entered but failed to come to the score.
The baltimore club had second team 10
reserve as strong as tho team which shot; shot;
4 cum Was for the man making tho highest
;ndiudual SCORE in the team race. Two
members of the Capital City Club made
clean scores. They viii shoot on the TIC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-27
AIharAfn Snnl ner.

HOTEL BspFoRD, BEDFORD CRY, Va
This elegant hotel, beautifully furnished,
is situated Of the base of the Peaks OF
Otter. on the Norfolk and Western rail-
road, on O commanding elevation, afford
ING n beautiful view OF the surrounding
scenery, and ls the most complete summer
hotel iu Virginia. Electric lights. hot
and cold-watcF baths, and complete sani-
tary arrangements. Cuisine and service
unsurpassed. Mineral waters of valuable
curative powers. Band OF music.
For further particulars and circulars
address }. GORDON SMITH.
Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-27
Mad from CboierG.

TPy Angio-American cable to the Dis?atcp.I
LoyDoN, June 26.-A sailor belonging TO
the crew of steamer winch arrived IN
the TYNE TO-DAY from Nantes, FRANCE hsS
died from cholera.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-27
Old papers for sale ct 25 cents hundred
at DISPATCH office.
a Cnrd.

In calling attention to our celebrated
Roller-Tray. which Is the most convehient
and strongest trunk made and which IS
made in every way superior to all other
trunks, we beg 10 say that we warrant 1t
the best and that we will do any necessary
repairs to them free OF charge.
Very respectfully.
II. ~. RouSTREE b BROTHER.
Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-27

Insurance companies allow 5 per cent.
discount on policies on buildings with
Galvanized Iron corniees. Send for or
phone Thomas n. Kendler and have gal
vanized iron substituted tor wood. The
discount ON policy will pay for 1t IN ashort
Nxbfla