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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26
DEATHS.

BROWN.-Died. yesterday. the zotn in-
slant, at $50 p. ~. a. the residence Oh hsf
son- Rev. Alexander q. Brown, ID: ~. ASH
land Va. Mrs. ANN MURPHY BROWN.
in the ssth year of her age:
The funeral services Will be held a, ASH,
land at 1880 p. NJ. TODAY and the bnr,ei
will take place in Hollywood AZ q "a;
The PROCESSION will leave Elba on arrival
~ train on the Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad at 305 7. NJ.
HECHT.-Died, Thursday, May 18th; az
his residence. No. l02 Maple street. MI Lib
The funeral will take place from tho
house THIS (Fnday) AFTERNOON At y
o'clock.
MALONE. Died. Thursday 2oth., q
$50 A. NJ. at the residence Oh nsn ,s' ana
I Nahone. No. 1905 Williamsburg avs
nue. MYRTLE MALONE; aged IA months
III Her funeral will take place from above
yeeidence TO-DAY friday az Z. "a.
Friends and aequsintsnces Of the family
are invited to attend.
O,KEEFE. Died. Thursday 25th. at 2lo
A. NJ. at the residences OF her uncle, ssnes
OKeefe. 220 south Temple street. hsnr'co
conntv after long and painful illness.
MAMIE O'KEEFE. in the 10th year Oh her
! age. ,,o,n Chu,ch
| If the sacred Heart at 10 A. III. TO-DAY
friday. Friends and acquaintancss are
respectfully invited to attend.
sTAUDE.-Died. by accidental drown
ING az $50 p. NJ, Nay rs. 1898. GtVhnEs
second son of Mrs. Caroline aud the isss
| John j. Stauds. aged 81 years
The funeral viii take place RON tne
residence OF his mother. on me meensp "
willie turnpike, &C 7. NJ. fhiDAa, ~
9sth. Friends and scqusiniances are tnsSod
to attend. ,.. VA "a
pbilaIelphia, Pa. papers please COPY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26

Judge Wheeler II. Peckhan aud Hon. e.
Fllery Anderson, the great Anti-snapper OF New
York; Major john Halle, f!orioa, ana mr; D.
Mailman, Glasgow, Scotland. arc at the kx-
change Hotel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26

There was meeting OF the Proauco h.sn u,nnn,
Grooms was in The chair. ana Inc py-isws .nu
reruiations 70 govern the body were adoptsa.
The mem bers OF ,ae Exchange agrsei ma aos
TIRES tnontns from Juno Let they would ctose
their places OF business st o'clock In tho aitef'
noon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26
THE NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
Personal and Other Items from Acssss
the James.

Colone! Arthur q. Evans, chairman Of the En-
tcrsainment Committee from Leo Camp. desires
all Confederate veterans In this ci,y TO meet
him In the Mayors-C Court room Saturday night
al $50 o. ,iock 20 arrange for participating III
the Davis memorial services In Richmond.
The members OF the Iron Hail IN Mancn ssrs,.
now pending In tue courts at Indianapolis IN
connection with this organization Ex-supremc.
Justice Somerby is endcnvoring TO again set ~
tue head Of the organization. IL IL satd tnss
The members here have lost confidence In him.
Daniel Brown, ihoefeRro who Is believed 70
have put poison In .his wde'smeal-barreL where
by she members Of his family were maze very
thortties are looking after bin, bat there IL
good reason for believing that he has LETT the
State.
A letter received from King william county
yesterday says that Mr.. Augustus Willis, who
was badly burned recently, IL improving. me-
Willis formerly lived Ia Chesterfield.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Presbyterian
church will meet In the lecture-room Of tns
church this afternoon at o'clock. and request
that their friends who intend 10 mike their
birthday gifts 10 the society VIII present tne" az
ar. X. b. W. Beatfie, Past Master Of Manches-
ter Lodge. No. Ia, A. II. and A. NJ, and Distrlct
deputy Grand Master OF District No. 81. went
nj 10 Midlothian Lodge "Wednesday night ana
conferred the Past-Mnster and Master-Masohs
degrees on several candidates. ne vas eccon,
t,enied bv Hrothers Il Z. Broaddus, A. II. ana
r. II. Fitzgerald, W. Y: Merchant, ana Z. n.
Lpscomb. After the work OF the meeting was
over a bonntifu repast was served BY the MID
lothian Lodge, and tho visiting brethren re-
turned home bearing pleasant memories OF the
trip.
Inc feast and fair at Asbury Methodist chapel
In Nsson's Park. last night was quito largely AZ
tended and very pleasant time was spent oy
oil present ,,
The strawberry crop In Chesterfield this year
Ia said 70 DO very good. Excellent berries are
grown In this county and tncy ere becoming
quite plentiful now. l.. In
aassiOn To- mOTrON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26
WHY Z?
Why do you forget so often?

Why do you forget so often?
Why DO you speak words that you 20 often
regret?
Why do you take up with new acquaintance,
forgetting old friends
Why do you not use clear judgment instead OF
too often acting upon impulse
Why 90 you persistently neglect your health
when 1t is your duty to take special care Of 1t?
Why are you 40 careless when a sudden chill,
headache, tired feeling, and general disgust with
life come over you!
Why do you not stop 10 think that little time
Iy caution of tho right kind will overcome all
these troubles and put you in possession OF good
health and feelings once nore'
Why do you not remember that the best phys''
claus scientists and the leading people OF the
land all recommend pure whiskoy as the proper
thing 10 take at such times?
Why do you not recall tho fact that there Is
only one pure medicinal whiskey known TO the
world-that II Is exceedingly popular. that II has
been In use for twenty years, and that 1t {.
Duffy's Pure Malt q?
Why do you not denounce any druggist, grocer
or dealer who tries to offer you some other or in
ferior whiskey. saying 1t is just "a good 4?
Why do you not always insist upon having Jus!
what you require, Just what you desire, aud Just
what you know 10 be The purcst, the best. and
| most efficient?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26
MAKING MONEY NOW.
THE WORLDS FAIR GETTING OUT or
THE SLOUGH or DeSPoND.
Receipts Per Diem Already $1,000 More
Than Expsnsss-Ths Sunday.
Opening Matter.
lib, telegraph to the pi.p.tch.l


CHICAGO. May 25.-The financiers OF the
Worlds Fair are congratulatiDg themselves
on the fact that the exposition is already
making money. The daily report received
by Auditor Alderman show that the expo
sition company is now receiving more
than 5000 day above tho running ex-
penses. As the working force in all de-
partments Is being ropidly reduced tho
surplus will begin to accumulate rapidly
within few DAYS. The receipts are now
about $4,000 day, OF which from S2,O0O
to Sc, 900 cones from concessionaries. IL
the percentage due from concessionaries
were collected daily the income would
now be about $4,000. In many cases It
has been found necessary TO exercise con-
siderable leniency with the concession
aries, who have been conducting restau-
rants and similar places at great loss.
Nearly 5000 men have been dropped from
the roll within the past two weeks.
Treasurer Seeberger contemplates his
bank account. now swelling Mt the rate
of 5000 a day, with the greatest salts
faction. For more than SIX months the
bottom of his cash-box has been almost
visible every day. Every resource OF the
exposition company was exhausted In the
effort to complete the buildings In time
for the opening exercises. aud the Fair
opened with almost S2.00o000 OF unpaid
bills in the hands of contractors. With pay
rolls reduced and the income OF the fair
increasing daily the unsettled accounts
will soon be taken up.
UNCLE SANS FOOT DOWN.
The first shot in the Sunday opening
fight has been fired. United States Dis
trict-Attorney Milchrist, following con-
ference with Attorney General Olney IN
Washington. has sent lengthy telegram
of instructions to Assistant District-At
torney Hand in Chicago. That official has
begun the work of drawing up bill for
an Injunction restraining the World STAR
officials from opening the gates Sunday.
The application for ON injunction will be
filed in the United States District Court as
soon as completed, which will be on Fri
day or Saturday.
THE fight ON.
CHICAGO. May 25.-Director Of Works
Durham this evening issued al official
order TO the effect that the gates OF the
Worlds Far shall be opened next Sunday.
The order was buried IN q mass OF other
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26

Tho funeral of Mr. T. w. Tignor. whose death
was noticed in yesterdays DISPATCH. WIN teko
nlace this afternoon at 4 o'clock nom Leigh
Street baptist church. OF witch the deceased
had been member Tor many years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26
INTHe APPELLATE COURT.
Judgments Entered and Argument Heard
in Big Railrosd Case.

The session OF the United States Circuit
Court OF Appeals yesterday was quite interest
Observation-Disclosures Fuller and Judges Hughes
and Morris. Messrs. Asher d. Cohen, IL. A. NJ.
Smith, and Benjamin A. RutleJge. OF Chsries-
ton, s. G., ana Wheeler II. Peckham, OF Ne"
YORK, we're admitted TO practice.
Judgments and decrecs were entered IN tns
following cases. 10 which opinions we're handea
down IN Wednesday: Claimants OF s,Vou
bunches Of bananas %. the steamship CurleW )
Benuett's executors "a. Glenn, trustee; Thomas.
bankrupt, rs. Blythe, assignee; Lyon, Han q
Co. 70. Marine, collector. a..
Arguments were submitted "a follows In tne
somewhat celebrated case OF Bound ct a.., APP
pellsnts. against the South Carolina Railway
COMPANY Il dls., which came up on an appear
from the Circuit Court OF the District OF SCUM
Carolina, at Charleston: w. III. Peckham, Tor
certain holders OF first consolidated railway mort
gage bonds; Samuel Lord aud Asher ID. Cohen
Tor the trustees under the first consolidation rali-
way mortgage and the holders OF the BONDS
thereby secured other than represented by MI.
Peckham: Augustine Smythe, for the trustees
under the second consolidated railway mort
gage and tue holders Of the bonds thereby
secured other than the complainant, r. W.
Bound; +. Ellery Anderson, for the income reIl-
way mortgage and stockholders OF the railway
company; 7. W. Bscot for the South Caronna
railroad mortgage Of 1868; b. II. Rutiedge' i0r
the Iackaganns Iron and Coal Company; H.
A. ~ smith, tor the complainant. /. W. BouIu'
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The UNDERGROUND coNpulTs.
Statements OF nm Expert Heard-The Al
len & GioteI FactOry--CounciiN Notes.

The subcommittee from the Council Commit
tee on Streets appointed some time ago to look
into tho oIpodiency Of the establishment OF
underground conduifs In Richmond for the nc
cornmodatiou Of lght-curreni eloctric-wires
hold long meeting IN the City Engineers
ONCE last Dight There were present Hessrs.
Turpin, Allen. and Stratton, Of the sub-commit-
tee. the CITY Engineer and Attorney, Mr. I. Is.
hcCiner and Major Rooort Stiles, representing
the telephone company; Mr.. Davis, civil ana
electrical engineer and president OF the New
York subway Company; Mr. Carson, superin-
tendent Of the Bell Telephone Company, and
several other gentlemen who were present a.
electrical ex ports.
After a statement on behalf Of the city by
Colonel Cutshaw AIR. Davis, OF Now York, wes
invited % give his views TO tho committees as 10
the comparative values OF the pole and the con-
duit systems. lie said Now Yors had heard
hunters OF xperts upon this question, ana that IL
had been clearly demonstrated that UNDER
ground wires were better insulated ana much
loss subjected % interference and therefore loss
dangerous. New YORK had separated the light
and henvy.currcnt wires into two conduit sys-
tens They could very well 80 into the same
duct, but not IN the same conduit.
Mr.. Davis vas % tho opinion that CONDUIT
system for Richmond would cost about S2.oO 10
90 per foot. lie stated that three miles OF I'M
foreground condults In Atlanta cost about
$4,000.
After hearing ali the statements in connection
with the matter the committee adjourned. sub
ioct 10 the call OF the chairman, without taking
action.
WATER FOR THR ALLEN GISrER FACTORY
At tho meeting OF the Committee on Water
last night representatives Of the Allen Il uinter
Branch Of the American Tobacco Company pre-
scented an Application for ti-inch watcr-ppe
connection with the factory 10 tie erected AT the
corner Of seventh and Cary streets. his pipe
IL 70 furnish water for nre and sprinkhng pur-
poses. Tho request was granted
The usual bills aud pay-rOlls were approved,
and extensions wore ordered as follows: Grove
avenue from Walnut TO Park streets; Harvle
street from Main % Floyd avenue: LOmbardy
street rom floyd TO Grove avenues; hopkins
street south Of Nicholson.
Four new hre-plugs were ordered 70 he put In
on Cary and Broad streets.
resolution asking the Council for an apprO-
priatiOn of $4,000. 20 DO placed 10 the credit OF
pump hJus3 account, was adopted.
HEALTH, ORDINANCES, AND SECOND MARKET.
A regular meeting OF the Committee on
Health occurred in Dr. Oppenheimors oflice
yesterday afternoon. Only routine business
WIS transacted.
Both tho Committee on Ordinances and that
on second Market failed to got quorum last
evening. Tho former will meet Monday night
at S O'Clock, unieSs II conflicts with the hour Tor
a session OF tho Committee on Investigation
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26
rBs vETERANs AND MILITARY.
ruK ouAsp ov HONOR.

ls,~ei l. y. Pollard. tho com mander Of Iee
90. ovtsli ono commissioned cfs1cor, one Dop-
g t,l.D lea oricer. hnc . ksf1ctept number
hg , ,'.' Io' guard duty as the Capitol ouild-
O. Sss. y. n. tuesday, Mar 3oth. 70 4. n.
70 81 heslay tie 5isi. Tue artillery display
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26

The jefferson Hotel Company, by which the
splendid hosiery ~ 70 be built at tho corner Oh
franklin ana JED srsOn streets, was charieie ed IN
the CITY Circuit Court yesterday. The capital
stock il 70 be not less than 100000 nor more
than $500. 900. and the amount Of real estate to
lie held shnll not exceed five ncros. Tho officers
for The FIRST year are: Iewis Ginier, president
John Pope, vtrc- president; Thomas r. Jelress,
secretary and treasurer. The above gentlemen,
with f. Victor Williams, of this city, and George
Arents OF New York. are the directors.
mo trial OF the damage suit OF Woody rs
the Chesapeake aud OHIO Railway Company on
gagged the attention Of the court again yester-
CAY, but WAS not concluded.
Suit was instituted by Thomas NJ Binford
against NJ. q. Ramos for $50.
In the case of George G. jefferson rs. G. =.
johnson judgment vas awardei for the plaintiff
Tor Si4.O3.
". o. SHELTON qualified 70 practice law in this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26

splendid one, a. ct ieass thrco batteries win be
va ths procession. Tho cnnneencrs will parade
n "ouh.oa ana there viii be thirteen or fourteen
~ se - sns, nAos si,nons VIII crdcr bis men
ne ~ sppesr IN their fa!i-dress uniforms, ns he
snke .heir kray clothes Will I've far more appro-
pftete nan e'ne on such an occasion.
s ranIs cnunch, at which President Davis
vas regular attendant during tho war, will be
intcrmenI
SOME OF THOSE WHO WILL ATTEND.
/, sonn Boyd, the president OF John c.
breckinridge Camp. 100, United Confederate
Veterans, Lexington. Ky. writos that no viii
stteni The relnterinon;. aud that he will be &C.
cosnpanied by Captain !. T. Brook. Of tho Same
city.
AZ least twenty-five Veterans Of John Bowie
strange Camp, OF Charlottesville, will come.
oolcnel j. N. Garnet tho commander OF the
organization. viii accompany tho old soldiers.
MAJOR Hunt, who was an aid 10 General A. p
hhi at the time o. his death, win be invited TO
attend tho foiuterncnt
Colonel E1ciid Borlsnd. OF Camp No. -, Lou
isiana Division. L. G. ". New OrleAng viii par.
ucpate In tho ceremonies and expects 70 attend
with Major ,. w. Watson. OF his stan, and win
as az part OF tho guard OF honor detailed by
the Governor OF LOUISIANA 20 accompany the 70
mains from the Crcscnnt City.
The Music Committee Of Pickett Buchanan
lamp OF Nor'5'k, has engaged tho Soldiers
Home Band Uventy-sir picces) 10 accompany
them whom thcy come % this city
FROM present Indications 1t LOOKS Sc IL a large
number OF Atlanta people viii come 10 Rich
inon1 TO attend the rointcrment The Richmond
ond Danville railroad viii run special escort
train from <he Gate City to Richmond. IL viii
precede the funeral train ana will leave Atlanta
about L. ii. May 29tb.
OPP ron NEW ORLEANS.
Mossrs- George l. Christian. u. c. Richardson,
1. y. Campbell. and Peyton Wise, Of tho Davis
Monument Association, and Or. q. Watson
James, the stan correspondent OF the DISPATCH,
lett tnis morning on the 12:40 train Of tho Rich
m0nd and DanSille railroad for New Orleans.
Tho party will meet the car IN which Mayor
Enyson and Miss Winnie DAVIS ARC travelling at
Danyille. while Colonel John b. Cary will JOIN
them at Greensboro. y. G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26

The warrant svorn out agaInst faiI.Is iVp nis
Eacho. has been withdrawn, be having consent-
ed 10 marry the young lazy. ana inc marriage
will take place IN the county next Sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26

BALTIMORE, ND, May 25.--The markc, opened
: strong at last weeks values, but closed easter.
q though duh throughout, common grades being
! ka4c lower. Hest becves. 5Aa5 , Sc. gene
/ rally rated frss quality, ijla5lsc.: medium.
3lsa4stc.; ordinary. 2a3c. Aost ssles at from
4 10 0Iac. Receipts, LISP head. Sales. i.0l6
I head. The receipts " sheep and lambs this
week were 5,7p4 head. Quotations: sheep ID
| 5l4c. fal lambs, 3a5g4c spring lambs, 6sIIAc.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW AONha-
NV YORK MAY 25.-F1our dull and easy (;
buyers bidding under the market; winter
wheat, low grades, S2.05as2.4o; fair 10 fancy.
s2.35as3.63; patents. s35oas421; Minnesota
clear. s2.5Oae3l0; patents, si2os:f.oo;
extra, s2.10as3l0; good to choice do, So loa
s4.2J. Wheat nruer; moderate export trade;
No. 2 -ed, store and elevator. 77c.; anoat,
7sc.; options dun ana ba14c. higher; NO. red
closed, June. 1896. July. 1870. August, 1896.
Corn quIet; 1siIxc. higher and scarce No 2. in
elevator, 5ia5l1 rc. afioat, 52iSc.; options dull
and l.alc. higher; May. Sic. June, 49asc. July,
49ISc. Oats Isa1c. higher: options dun aud "a c
higher May, 3sItc: June, 37l4c. July, 36<c !;
ed western, 3Yaf0c. white do, 4Oa41c. Wool
quiet and frm domestic neece, 2Ia32c.; pulled,
26s37c. Beef quiet aud steady: family, slls
t12; extra mess, sI.30asSoo. Beef hams
steady bat duh at s1SssIS.50. Tierced beef
quiot and firm; city extra India mess. sl5asl z.
Cnt-meats firm but quiet: picked bellies, l2c. /:
shoulders, &C.; hams, EALING: middles IN.
active and easy; short clear. 1Ils. Lard steady
aud quiet western steam closed o1o-Io asked /;
city, si0atl0.25: May, Sio73 nomlnaiy July,
az: refined quiet and nrm; Continent, q LID
south America. tiL55: compound, 1919.
Pork duh and unchanged: Cot,on-seea OIL euiss
and unchanged Rosin duh and weak: strained,
common 20 good, s1.2basl.27h Farpentlne
quiet and weak az 29ag01sc Rice dan bnt
steady. Molasses Foreign nominal; New
Orleans, open kettle, good to choice. steady az
30a3Sc Psanuts quiet. Codee--0ptions open
oil barely steady aud closed strong, oaSO points
mp: May, s15.90aSi0: July, 9I550a9l6.60
September. s15.I0a1i5.45; Jsuuasy, 91hIoa
el4.9O; spot Rio higher ana quiet No. q. 1875.
sugar Raw firm and unchanged; fair refining,
She; ccntrifugaIs, e6-test. 43c. renncd fairly
active and firm OF A. 4 13-lSa5isc.: standard
A, 9 3-i6a3;zc.; graduated, o 3-l6c. Frcighfs
TO Liverpool nrrnor; scarcity Of room; cotton
6-64d: grain. I'd
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, May 25.-Boorniug grain markets
were tho rule to-day. both IN respect 70 volume
Of business and prices. Wheat soio 40 t,ee.
from the low point OF yesterday AMI esc. sovse
the close las, night Corn aud oats were even
stronger than wheat. fhe beafs seemingiy Do
gan to question the wisdom o. crowding tnsll
aide OF wheat much further, and instead were
disposed 20 take profits drive vss maze =!
ths provision market as soon ~ " Opened sno
q drop OF from - 10 soc. In perk, rom % !tac'
in lard, and from 10 70 l5c IN ribs occuFIod I'M
medistety. there YES lively swapping 90
Of offerings and . quick recosefy we.
IN morn, 1oc. IN lard and ABOUT lAo u
ribs Tne heavy receipts OF hogs we're me = 800
asnisned for tho opening dec3inA Atof recosek'
IN ere full extent q ths eoriy dechue PORK -
sefed l0c. and cioee1 ~ thas nun under -.
Ssrday's nnal ouotasion- Lard ue1ra oso -
decIiSs prcpostionassiy win pork ae0 81. q ~
epenlnG, pss QuicksE tokeooyes, - meASenea
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DON'T LIKE THE ADVANCE.
Talk Of Forming . Mutual Company 70
Fight High Issurnncs Rates.


Messrs. Robert z. Richardson. W. n. No
Carthy, Robert Lecky. Jr., and Charles T.
WORKMAN, Jr., are In Washington attending the
Convention Of the Southeastern Tarid Associa-
ton, 20 which all Of the nrc-tnsurnncc COM
panies doins business In this city-scme forty.
odd In number-are members IL is likely that
the new tsrid OF rates which, az told exclusively
In Tuesdays DISPATCH went into eject IN
Richmond on Monday, win be taken under con-
slderation. but It Is nos thought that any ma
terial srevision will DO made. There may be
some slight changes.
There is talk In business circles OF organizing
a mutual company here II the rates Just nxed
are adhered 10, but insurauce-men regard such
a step as both improbable and impracticable.
The losses have been very heavy for several
years aud bat few companies have made money,
while many have lost a great deal and number
have been wrecked. IL Is argued. therefore,
that II the old companies cannot hold out with
their Old schedule OF charges new corporation
with only local business could hardly expect TO
succeed. 1t Is very probable. though. that the
Chamber OF Commerce will be asked TO tase
the matter in hand and use It's influence TO Sc
cure more favorable terms.
prominent insurance agent said last nignt
that he thought tho aggregate increase In the
insurance on mercantile risks would prove 70 be
about 80 per cent Tho rates on dwellings Is
correspondingly decreased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26

TNBDfTEFI I7tHT'FTHsE
NORFOLK. VA, May 25.-hsrket duh No
transactions reported at tho commission houses.
Prime, 3lsa4c. extra prime, 4Iac. fancy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26
poN'r WANT IT TO GO DOWN.
Railway s,rpeops,o Meet,

number Of Richmond physicians Will leave
tho city In few days to attend the annual
ia aetIng OF the railroad surgeons which takes
place in Omaha June Sd. Among those VINO
win take the trip are Ors. c. W. T.. Brock,
George Roes, Hucn Taylor, j. A. White, l.. Is.
Edwards. and Hunter Mcguire.
After the surgcODs' meeting Is over the doc
tors will return by way OF Milwaukee, where the
annual convention OF the American Medical As
ISOLATION Will be held. Or. Brock is president OF
the former association and DR.. Mcclure presls
dent OF the latter.
In speaking with a DESPATCH man one OF the
physicians said II was q splendid time for tho
doctors to leave, there Is very little sickness
here Sua NJ nrgseuf.
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nraattnpg.

The OFerrall Democratic Observation-Disclosures
George Wayne Anderson, president-held a
Iarcely-attended meeting last night 10 the Cir
cuIt-Court room. Some details OF the organiza-
ton were perfected. plans for the campaign were
discussed, and good deal OF routine work was
done
There was large attendance upon tho session
OF the Old Dominion Club last night. some rou-
tine business vas disposed OF and the club de-
clared in favor Of q primary for the nomination
OF candidates for the House aud Senate.