davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
DONALD M'LEAN'S FUNERAL.
Services at 81. Mary's Catholic Church
stabbed in the stomach.

fCorresponicnceo Of the Richmond Dlsoatch.l
ALEXANDRIA. Va, May 22.--All that was
mortal of Mr. Donald Mclean, we'll
known old citizen of Alexandria, who died
ut his home, in Fairfax county. on Satur-
day last. was laid away to rest to- dayin 81.
Paups cemetery. The funeral services
were conducted by Rev. George II. Norton.
ID. d., rector Of st. Paul's church, and were
attended by the friends OF the deceased.
Rev. Father Dlnneen, of Harper's Ferry.
W. Va. ofiiciated in 81. Mary's Catholic
church here yesterday aud preached at the
late mass. After the mass o procession OF
the blessed sacrament took place and the
devotion of the forty hours commenced and
will continue until tomorrow morning.
At night there was solemn Yespers, at
which Fathers Dinneen, Cutler, and kene-
nc officiated.
In a drunken row on west Wilkes street
on Saturday night last TAYLOR Finch
(whIte) was stabbed in the stomach with q
huge pocket-knife by SOney Sutherland.
The wound is not considered dangerous,
but Mayor Strauss sent Sutherland on to
the grand jury to answer charge OK as
sault with intent to kill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE.
An Impressive Denomination In the
British Capital.

fBy Anrlo-Amorican cablo to tho Dispatch.l
LoNDov. MAY 22.-The demonstrations OF
the Irish National League of Great Britain
in Hyde Park yesterday was "a most en-
thusIastic affair. About 100000 people
were preseut. and delegates from all
branches OF the League IN the United
Kingdom were IN attendance. Addresses
were delivered by T. 7. OConnor and
other Irish leaders and by Joseph Arcn,
of English agricultural laborers. ID. Mao
roii, NJ. f., formerly Of India. and o.her
well-known mon. and resolutions were
adopted approving Gladstono's home-rule
plan nnd accepting 1t as Il settlement OF
the irish question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
surar-Bouoty Bin Vetoed.
lnr lelarranh 70 tho nispatcn.l

ArsrrN. Tx, Nav Ex-Governor Horg
tins morning vetoed the sugar bounty bill
passed by therecont Legislature. lie gives
a. his reasons that IN the first place Con
GROSS was guilty Of usurpation of power in
noesiug the bounty act. and that TO accept
money from such a source Texas would
be accessory to tie crime. lie further
state, that the State would debgso her
dignity. prostitute her honor, and appear
before civilization as a humillated suck
ling. holding on to the breast OF tho Fede-
raj Government, if she accepted this
buuutv. Governor hogg cialms that lhlS
law rs Fundamentally wrong and subyerslye
vi the powers Ot government.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23

almost covered with plants and flowers.
the galleries wero festooned with cedar,
and the centre aisle was spanned by three
graceful arches, under which the confirm
ants walked.
The confirmants entered the synagogue
in the following order. preceded by Rabbi
Calisch and the president of the congreea-
ton, Mr.. Millhiseri Misses Irma Kosen-
baum and Inez Goodman. Simon Hellstern
and Berthold Goodman, Misses Minnie
Block and Rosa Well, Milton Bloomberg
and Ben. Goodman, Misses Essie Strause
and Sadie Whitlock. Milton Binswanger
and Samuel Thalhimer. As each one step
ped to the altar they deposited flowers
white rosebuds-at the doors Of the Ark OF
the Covenant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23

elevator at Cohon's store last fell. The
case attracted o good deal of attention and
the courtroom was flecf throughout the
day Most o. tho witnesses were young Ia
dica VINO are either employ ed IN the store or
were present when the accident. in which
the plaintiffs leg was quite badly hurt and
other injuries were received, happened.
The evidence was concluded last night and
argument will begin tins moning.
Nessrs G. y. Meredith and Il. Ran.
Wexford are council for the plaintiff and
Judge George 4. Christian and ". Z. De
Saussure. Esq. represent the defence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
4 Horse Badly Cot.

A fine bay horse belonging to Mr. John
W. Jenkins was badly cut about his legs
Yesterday afternoon by having become en-
tangled III a new barbed-wire fence at River
View cemetery. Several of the largo arte-
ries were cut and 1t was feared that INC
animal would bleed TO death before q
veterinary surgeon could be gotten TO IT,
superintendent French buried into the
city and summoned DR.. Harbaugn' VINO
dressed the injured nag.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23

Chairman S. S. p. Patteson. upon the
request of twenty members of the CITY
democratic Committee, bas called meet
inc TO be hold in the City Circuit Court
room tonight at $3.50 o'clock, for the puIr-
pose of considering and determining the
time and manner Of selecting the Demo
cratic candidates Tor the House Of Dele
gates. 49,, ...
If fhe committee TO the fact that some
provision must be made for the Demo
cratic nominating convention. He Is salts
fed that neither the Academy nor Theatre
will do and that n wigwam will have to be
erected or the Armory so fixed as to lm-
prOye tine acoustics.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23

The New York Herald says that Mrs.
Charles Paulhaus. who was injured last
December III an explosion of chemicals IN
the house IL which she was boarding. on
north Tenth street. this city. has made
complaint that her husband. VINO was also
hurt IN that casualty, has deserted her.
She alleces that his reasorofOr leaying her
was tnat she had been terribly dIshgured
by the accident which occurred here last
na.nm hnr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
SAGINAW AGAIN FLAME-SWePT.
A Big Fire Raging I'm che Business Part OF
the Town.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch ]

SAGINAW. MrcH., May 22.-Another big
big fire has broken out on Franklin street
in the business part of the city. and gale
is blowing from the south. The fire
promises to be a bad one. Two livery
stables, Mesny's Hotel, and a saloon are on
fire. and the Hotel Vincent. the Marshall
House, and the entire business portion of
the city are threatened.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
Baptist Mission Meetings.


DFSvrR, Col. May 22.-Every incoming
tram to-day has been loaded with dele
gates 20 the Baptist annivereGry meeting
Of the Womau's Home Mission Publication
Society. Missionary Union. and Baptist
Home Mission Society. When the dele
gates aud their friends are all III they will
have brought to the city about 5000 yisi-
tors. Tue Woman's Home-M ission Society
convened this morning az 10 O'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
Cnlnrnd a;nmnrinI-DnY.

The colorcd people Of Richmond held
their memorial exercises in Their cemetery,
between the city and Barton Heights az
$50 o'clock yesterday afternoons Hos~rs
McNouehtOn presided over the exercises,
and the orator of the occasion was X.
Emmett Harris. Other speeches were
made by Rcvs. j. W johnson, - White.
and A. ". Cardozo. A large crowd st
tended the ceremonies which were very
Interesting and crelItALle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
Reported Lynching.

WAYcnoss. Ga. May 22.-News has been
received that Ephralm Michael. who muir
dered /. }. Brown at Nichols. and another
negro who was present Ct the killing, were
captured near Hazlehurst last night. The
report says that while the officers were
taking the prisoners 10 Douglass tney were
overpowered by mob and the prisoners
MCre lYnched.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
FAIL UREs AT BRUNSWICK.
Mayer & Uiiman and the Aitsmaha Lum
Der Company Mskc Assignments.
fRv telegrnnh to the DisDatcbl


BauNswIcK, Ga, May 22.-TO-day the
wholesale grocery business OF Mayer Il
Illman was placed in the hands OF ii.
Kaufman, temporary receiver. This was
done 10 protect the creditors OF the firm.
Ullman, who committed suicide last week,
was the fiuancler of the concern. while
s. Mayer was tho moueyed partner. but
knew nothing of the books. He IL 7i years
OF age, and until Saturday was thought 10
be worth S10D, 900. but to-day said be was
not worth a dollar. 1t appears that Jll-
man used the firms name on endorsed
paper for enterprises not connected with
the firm. The liabilities IN sight amount
10 about S2sO,O0O. The bill was hled for
the benefit of al creditors by Croyatt and
Whitfield
The Altamaha Cypress Lumber Company
was placed in the hands OF +. A. Boyle. re-
ceiyer, to-day, on foreclosure OF mort
gage for $4,000. The assets amount to
Se5.OO0. The mortgage is held by j. Gibb
Smith, New Haven, Conn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23

Commencing this afternoon at o'clock.
there will be at Blandon Park lawn party
for the benefit Of the Hebrew Home Tor
Aged and Infrm. There viii he all kinds OF
games aad prizes for the children during
the afternoon. The festivities will be kept
no until l1P.N. There will be a band OF
music in attendance aud tho ladies viii
serve the delicacics Of tho season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
-.9tToN foR The JEFFERSON.
-''. >etntrwood Gets tho Contract and
Nll H~ein work at Once.

NetheTwOod was yesterday
'.e contract for the foundation
I.r 90. The elegant hotel TO be
.. ne,t Franklin street by Iaiol
itl.-. aui associates. II "a pert %.
Ullch Wili be of grant and
ye. and wli cost about $4,000
To,l Nil cutcr upon the ox-
iIs contract at once and tie
H.. le pushed with az possible
i.r pes - complete Tins part OF
.- within tour months.
af,c,, az the Jefferson, MesSr5.
Hastings, OF New York. were n
tDs'urday, but LEFT for home las,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
Shot by Constabies.
lBr tolerrapn 20 tho Dispatch ]

[By teIegraph % Iho DIspatcn.I
CoLuMB1A. S. c., May 22.-Andrew and
William Campbell. cousins. were shot this
morning by Constsbles Wesley Raboa and
James Shirag. They were brought to the
city this morning and their wounds
dressed. Andrew will probably die The
Campbells say the assault was unproyoked.
while the constables say they were re-
sistad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23

ia.l ~ Siuhug-Fund Commis-
i.rt Yesterday and decided 70
t." bond, tor The old securities de-
WITH them on the basis Of the
agreed upon by the boudholdcrs
ing Comuattes. The distriOu-
'. 'rmwcucc as soon as some minor
.s .lsl hsyo been settled. which will
'- ~ .cw days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
Tho sick Need lee.

The ice mission has already been at work
sending ice-tickets 10 tho poor among us.
Tho small fund on hand May lst is ex-
hausted, and all friends of this most neces-
sary charity are earnestly asked TO send IN
their contributions as soon as possible 10
Mrs. George w. Basby, 5ll east Grace
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
nnnntr-SherIR Shot.

MONTGOMERY. Ala. May PA deputy
sherif and a constable IN Geneva county
attempted TO arrest negro charged with
larceny and obtaining goods under false
pretences. The negro shot the deputy. j.
+. McLenton. and killed him. The negro
rnnla his ascann.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
-e New TARIFF IN EFFECT.
Walked Increase In the Insurance on
U..In.ss Property in RichmOnd.

trl1 of insurance rates for
w.at into effect yesterday. lt
....r.i wcear before tho tUil scope
go. made can he told, but 10 ~
.-tat d.. classified rates on tu-i-
tNI -ueuis have beou materially
of an Of the hre-insurance
.lyr hecn voTy heavy tao last
our some of them have had 20
t...r -aTpiusiEnds /, was found
f. establish new rates. and ~eVe-
abe ago the Suuthcastcrn lHrit
...., e.ut au agent 10 Richmond u
.. r.sat bold lu this city. Ills WORK
..- i..r completed aud Is embraced
.tcl pamphlet. "A copy oi winch
I ir the hands of each Of the
.ie YESTERDAY.
. examples may illustrate the
made. \ wholesale drugstore.
.rn,rF pad Si4j on the 500 OF
.... Low paws g. 30 and auewspaper
..-h $50, formerly taxed H.. per
.I aaw laye % put up 2l0. lhis
lrrto,s q far specimen OF
'~r- Iae rate on dwellings.
.. - lowered. firs,-class burk
u.w taxed OF ] per cent. but
... r.w tlrh the charge Viii be
lr.r cent Whether the ass0-
.l re}i,e the rates remains 20 be
I. 'at.g VIII not. o. course, affect
LOW in existence, but wi.l
irW business written and 10 re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
WEARY OF WANT.
Worn Out with Struggling, Mother and
Daughter End Their Lives.
rp, ,oia,ranp N tha Dtanatchf

NoanIsrows. Pa, Nav 22.-Oppressed by
poyerty and weary OF the struggle for exist
ence. mother and her daughter ended
their lives with poison last night at their
home near here. Mrs. Agnes Burton and
her daughter lived at North Wales and
were very poor. The daughter earned IS
weekly working in q weD-factory. and this
was the main support OF the two women.
Worn out by their effort to make living,
tbey determined to die. From meagre
evidence before the coroner II seemed that
the mother fret gave strychnine to her
daughter and then took poison herself, and
beth were dead in . short time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
rryinr n,is. soot,'s Suit.

10y Circuit Court was engaged the
~ ol Yesterday m tae trial Of the case
e.. ''if Dcane Scott, who sues Oy her
,.. .',i ana ne4t trend. J. 4. Scott. against
20 a. 'onen. Q Conpany.
M. ns action 70 for 5000 damages for ia.
'.''e' received by tue young miss IN the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
ro.,r;er Horse and Wagon.

Mrs. Eliza Francis. who keeps a store at
Spring and Helyidere street, lost her horse
and wagon at the First Market yesterday
morning. and she fears that the turnout
was stolen. Ii Is SAID that youth was
seea 10 get in the wagon and drive on.
The police have been notified.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
rha Actor Rnnth.
Inc Attpf Ap'A"s
fRv taia.yra nh % the DfsDafch. I

Nrw YoRK. May 22.-Edwin Booth will
probably leave New York city June LIST for
Narragsnsett Pier, where his daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Grossman. have
cottage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23

work, and tho train ran Mt a high-rate
speed halfway across viaduct on a curve,
then jumped the track and fell fifty feet.
Five passengers were killed instantly aud
twelve moro were wounded severely. The
carriages and engines were completely
wrecked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
Death of Mrs. Martha snend.

special telegram 10 tho Dispatch.l
LYYcHBUaG. Va. May 22.-Mrs. Martha d.
Snead, one of the Oldest and most re.
spected ladies Of this city. and mother OF
Drs. 4. +. and G. Ii. s, Snead and II. G..
Snead, secretary of tho Young Mems
CHRISTIAN Association Of this city, died
SATURDAY, and was buried to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
A,o,,,., Amer,c.n rrluwph.

(By Anglo-American cable 70 the Dispatcn.l
BRussxrs, BELGIUM, Nav 22.-The inter-
national bicycle tournament was opened
here to-day. An American (Sanger) won
the Kings prize, the principal prize To be
given during the meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23

For the past twelve years we have been agents
for the vaccine virus from the celebrated Beal-
eency stock OF tho Sew England Vacciue Com.
pnny. which is the largest and most reliable
propagator Of non-humanized vaccine virus in
tho world. having sold in Virginia and North
Carolina quantities.
Wehaye the testimony OF oar leading physt-
clans and boards OF healths as 10 rs efficiency
and are now prepared 10 Au orders, as wo ere In
daily receipt OF fresh points.
WILLIAM p. PoYTTIRsss 81 CO.,
Successors to 7. Robert Baker.
Agents for Virginia and North Carolina.
Special discounts TO poarls Of health and insth
tutions requiring largo quantities.
Also. gee April number OF Virginia Medical
Monthly report State Board Of health.
LADIES needing a tonic or children who want
building up should take Browns Iron Bitters. 10
is pleasant 20 take; cures Malaria, lndigestions
Biliousness. and Liver Complaints: makes the
Blood rich aud pure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
co,orm.a a, ua,h Ahabn,

The attendance upon the confirmation
services al Beth Ahaba synagogue Sunday
morning was very large and the exercises
were very impressive. The building was
beautifully decorated The altar waa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23

A large assortment OF Gas-Fixtures OF
every description at tyery low prices.
N. KLEIN
G20 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
Efr1-Ca.es

A large stock of Bird-Cages, comprising
all sizes. including some fine Japan Cages.
az prices that defy competition.
n. KLEIN,
620 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
MRS. r. M. T. HUNTERS FUNERAL.
Her Rsmsins Laid to Rest In the Old
Hunter.Garnett Bnrying-Ground.
fCorrespondencs Of the Rlchmand DI.patch.l

fCorrespondencso Of thc Rchm9nd Dispftch.I
LLoYDs, Va, May 22.-AIrs. VI. T.. Hun
ter, relict of Hon. r. n. I. Hunter. who
died at the old family residence, Font
HILL" near here. having been in failing
health for more than a year and IN severe
illness about three weeks, was buried yes
terday at Elmwood. near Lovett's. in the
Hunter and Garnett burying- ground.
Very many sad and sympathizing friends
were in attendance at the funeral. and
the impressive ceremony of the Episcopal
Church was performed by Rev. Mr.. Davis.
the Episcopal minister for ~. Mathews
aud Yauter's churches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY "DRY."
Judge Keith Sustains tho Decision of tho
Lower Court Refusing Licenses.

Lower Court Refusing Licenses.
Correspondence OF the Richmond DlsDatch.l
ALEXANDRIA, May 22.-Alexandrla county
is now Just rs much local-optiOn county
as II the people had voted on 1t and voted
1t dry.
Some weeks ago at term Of the Alexan-
dria County Court Judge Chichester re-
fused TO renew the licenses Of number of
the liquor-dealers on the ground that they
kept disorderly houses, and forced them
10 close up. Mcssrs. John ". Clark, George
Volt, Thomas Marmaduke, and John
Cunnbaugh appealed from the decision
of the County Court to that OF
the Circuit Court TODAY judge
Keith heard the appeals and fully sustain
cd the lower court IN all points. There Is
now not house in Alexandria county
where the sale of liquor can be legally car
RED on. but there are said 10 be number
OF "speak-easys" where liquor OF the
yilest quality is sold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
THE NICARAGUA WAR
PECULIAR CoNscRlPT METHODS OF
THE REvOLUTlONlSTS.
Work on tho Canal Suspended on Account
of tho Disturbances-Thc Banana
Business Lauguishing.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.I

MoBIr.E. ALA. May 22.-Captain Frede-
ricksen. of the steamer Haugesund. lust
returned from Bluenelds. Nicaragua, re-
ports that the revolutionists entered
Panama, q town Of 1000 inhabitants. May
9Th, and impressed the natives engaged in
characterization TO serve in the army.
On the 7th they marched 10 the interior.
taking about three hundred men from the
plantations. On the sth they seized two
tugs, the Alerta and tho Buena Vista. re-
Gently built at Mobile for the Bluehelds
and Rama Banana COMPANY, and took
them. with their officers and crews. up the
river 10 be used in the work of impressing
plantation laborers for the army. The
tugs were returned on the 18th. The reyo-
lutionists ore armed with Winchesters.
but have no artillery.
HOW II WAS ~ sEQUn.
Late files of the Rio EscOntdO Nelos say
that in the district of Sequia the revolu-
ton broke out the first week in May, and
that the Governor, Jose Elias Castillo,
took to flight in canoe. going from Rama
g 600 with him. He left Dolores Grandoes
in charge, but on the 9th Grandoes ca
pitulated TO Felix Padro Alfaro,
tho revolutionary leader. and Augustin
Bolaro was declared Governor. An cleo
tion was held on the 7th and Alexandra
Chamberlain was chosen Governor. BOlaro
retiring. He Is native, though his father
was an Englishman. A force of 300 mon
was expected to be sent on May 18th from
Sequia into the interior to join the reyolu-
tiOaary army.
CANAL WORK SUSPENDED.
It is reported TO the Ne,rs that work is
suspended on the Nicaragua canal. owing
to the disturbed condition OF affairs. The
banana business is unsettled also, owing
to the taking away of many laboreri This
l. becoming a serious matter with tho
planters on tho Rama. Sequia and Escon-
dido rivers. 1t is thought steamers will
find some difficulty in securing full car
goes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
KeepOn HmalI-Por,

We are the agents for DIR. Woods Vac
cine Stables at Oak Park. I'll. WIti send
by mail 10 any post-office ivory points OF
tho very best virus on receipt OF 70 conts
each. POLK MILLER ~ Go.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
4 STAY GRANTED.

Jefferson Phillips. who was recently con-
victed of murder III the second degree on
n new trial after having been sentenced 10
hang tor tho killing Of George l.. smith,
was TO-DAY brought into the Corporation
Court and formally sentenced 10 the klch-
mond pententlary for eight years. A stay
in the execution of tho sentence was
granted for sixty days. SO that tho case
might be carried to the Court OF Appeal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
r.,., Acc,dsn, An Ireland.

fBy Angio-Amcr,can cable to the Dispatch.l
DUBLIN. May 2?.--While train on the
Tralse and Dngle railway was going down
trel OF ths engine, q the brake would not
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23

If you want any kind of printing done
send to the Dispatch Company for prices.
All work neatly. promptly. and satisfac-
torily executed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
FIGHT FOR POINTS.
ooe eAr1Les BETWEEN NEGROES
.c.rRMAN'S HALL LAST NIGHT.
go, sseIion 10 Some Hard Slug
D. ,.rs and tho Latter w'ns-Ihe
othcr ">c;-To'A"

va 1u.c Temple. was the brilliant
ui,ht of an event IN semi.fasb-
.orcA society. lIaudbilIs. which
,srcfslly circulated IN the after
...ured thar there would be a
.9-e-i and dance there. and that
rl embrace two prizc-hghts
....a lightweight pugilists and
i.tveeu leayy-woichts. IN the
t.,tnparse Of $50 was SAID 70 be
.r., taIk rays Of light were
.~.m tle window. Of the
... .iiurun. aud II was oaly a
..f. strain, % music irom an
4..u 90 guitars, flutes. DC, is-
t.r lalL Tue audience was a
ODD. ald consisted 81 about
cu ,rcd persons, mon and
t line members of the white
nccrt. in which tall and
.Y.sl spcclmcn Of Afro Amcri-
..r- ,umctbug about a place
frcW 'icvcu feet high an
fv1 au "a half. the hrst coa-
.c was announced.
ur ,WcrrN IaoUBLFs.
10 c,sht feet square had been
..- -r-.auudi1r q barrel at each
tlt cou.atauts were Mat
u.rto apparently not moro
n.3. tut as agile as o cat. and
.1a and larger colored youth.
l..l.rauc.s hal decidedly
..ts-. iu tle fight. Ihe
announced us The men "
t.l' ;Ae battle would sct-
dispute a. TO cocklng-
.a tme wat called they went
tlr vigorously. tLo little
.,..kv and as athlcti" as If
er uaIer Professor Horace
...r.. Unknown. however.
arms. sn1 10 was hard for
..'rn reach mm. Lpp, put IN
ri blow. though, and won the
rrrt tU. largest uUlDuer of points
DIP pounds. NO blood of COnse-
Drawn % tins contest.
tD...i>sAu uGHrfH."
uac-lre there were calls for
.. II.u Cincinnati ' whose name
.a' lue.ev. The former ~ "a
l'.r-coa-,rUatH1 negro, while
.ft.r. h.Hvv-- Z mulltt0. Ihcy
l u tine RING. ami % three
ful' was rs fierce a. any over
..- c.tV Vo~ the result. Mat.
....Nt irlu the shoulder and his
-s.s came iWo or three IA sue
n OBJ. second round BE- scored
al. m thetnlrd dealt his adj
il.. ou the cHDek winch
..as g. rat.c blood and almost
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23

Telephone No. 264 has been placed at
the office of the Richmond Society for
Prevention Of Cruelty TO Animals.