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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04
OAKWOOO MEMORIAL-DAY.
The OGicial Programme-The Military
,d Tho Vaterops to Take Part

aud the Veterans TO Take Part.
Tho following is to DO the Official programme
OF exercises for Oakwood Memorial-DAy, May
ION:
The procession will start from st. Johns
church promptly at z. N. Tho military, sem
ior onlcer commanding. Invitations hayo been
accepted from Colonel WickhaIn, OF the cavalry 4;
Captain llutchesOn, OF the IlOwitzers, and Cap
tain Cunningham. Of the Wnlker Light Guard.
these organizations will be followed by X. r.
Lee Camp, No. /, Confederate Veterans, Col
onel Pollard commanding. Pickett Camp, Con-
federate Veterans, Colonel Northern command
ing. Veterans from soldiers Homo Ia tourist
wagon aud buses containing the OakToOd Me
moral Association. Hollywood Memorial AssO-
citation, and Hebrew Memorial Association.
These associations VIII assemble at i:3D 7. ~.
in tne brick schoOl-nouse on tho Grace-street side
o. 81. johns church, the vehicles forming on that
street.
The military will take position on Twenty
nfth street, their left resting on Broad.
on reaching OakwO)1 tho order OF exercises
VIII be as follows: Colonel \. W. Archer, pre-
siding; opening prayer, by Rev. Mr.. Cannon ;
music. by I9Tiizer Band; address, 10y Hon.
Iazewen Elicit; hymn. "America," Captain
Cunningham leading; brief remarks by Cover
nor Fitz Lee lwhO has kindly promised be
present II possible); bonediction, by Rev. DIR. l..
". Burton; salute by tho military.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04
Tyler for Governor.
fcommuuirato1l
The Koters OF Richmond.

To he Voters Of Richmond;
Ii is no new thing for tho supporters OF
an opinion or the champions ot an midi
yldual 10 predict disaster III the event OF
their measures not being adopted or OF
their man not being accepted, but every
student Of the times knows that there Is q
feeling of unrest amongst the yoemanry OF
Virginia that, longer ignored, bids
far TO disrupt the Democratic par
ty. be that disrupturo to come
through open atiiliatlon with tho
Republicans or pooling OF issues
based on the selection Of a nominal Demo-
crat 10 be elected not AZ the champion OF
the party but as tho personIfcatIon Of
ideas that. carried TO their logical conclu-
eion, would put Virginia IN tho plight OK
South Carolina.
The combined opponents Of Democracy
only left us So per cent. of the vote in tho
last election. which We heralded as atidai
wave Of success. Now with Legislature
TO be chosen-eacb seat OF which IL en-
haloed with possibilities for the election
OF Judges, appellate and circuit. and
United States senators-the fight will 10
even more bitter and dangerous. Unwise
selection OF a standard bearer will be our
farewell to hope. Hence, the utmost im-
portanee attaches To tho crystaIlI-
ing Of public sentiment IN favor
of one who can beyond peradyenture
lead US 10 victory. That person -
MAJOR James Hoge Tyler. our present
Lieutenant-G Governor. With a hold upon
the people Of the agricultural districts. as
well as with paramount claims upon tho
whole party through years of answering
devotion to Democracy, which means
labor tor the public veal, and VITA tue
great Southwest q rapidly solidifying
unit for his selection. there is no doubt -
to the direction ia which our duty, lies.
Then, too. geographically considered,
the Southwest demands tho honor.
She has been faithful to tho party
IN times when encouragement was most
needed-is faithful now. Yet she has had
but three OF Yirglnia's forty-six Governors.
and the last one chosen forty-tour years
ago. With a candidate so emnentiy
qualified for the position the voice OF thus
great weaIth-produclng section should not
20 unheeded by Richmond. which Is 50
concerned In solidifyiDg tho commerce os
the old Commonwealth. SUCCESS.
Richmond, Va, May 8. 1893.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04
pumor ~ 1,a,,,s Arrest

There was rumor on the street late last
night that j. Haryio Blair, who recently palmed
himself of hero as q religious enthusiast and
then offered worthless drafts at the banks, ono
OF which was cashei after being endorsed by
Richmond man, had been arrested In Illinois
and that some one had been sent on the l0:45
4. M.train 20 identity him.
A representative Of the DIsPATca inquired
about the matter at the Second Police Station,
and was told that Major Poo had received teie-
gram saying that a man believed TO be Blair
had been located, and that the Chief wired back
n arrest and hold the suspect II was not known
whether any further advice had seen received
by Major Poe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04
AFAMlLY ENTIRELY DESTITUTE.
Their Property Destroyed In the Ciarks'
willie Ftre-En Route to Pennsylvania.

Vile Fire-En Route To PeunsyiNhnih'
There Is pitlful case Of poverty In Richmond
that is calculated to excite the sympathy oi every
Kind hearted person in the city. II Is that oil
John ID. Newtoa, his wife, aud Ave children the
Oldest II years OF aga and the youngest an III
liant OF month aud days.
The family have always lived In Mecklenpurs
county about nine miles from Clarksyllle, the
city recently visited by such terrible conhagrA-
ton. hr. Newton was ono OF the suucrors'
losing almost everything he had.
Mr. Newton has "a sister living IN Cbester, fh,
and on last Saturday they packed oil OF thelr
worldly possessions In n wagon ana started out
for Ponnsyivania. Tho father was paralylel
four years ago since which time the wife has by
hard work managed 10 support the family. MRS.
Newton is now in very feeble health.
1he family are in destitute circumstances, NOT
having a penny on earth, except what was
given them since their arrival here yesterday
afternoon o., 2.30 O'Clock. They say oil theY
want is enough help 10 get them to Pennsyi-
yanle, wherc tho husband has relatives.
1he family are at tho Shockoe Warehouse,
where they slept last night, and any contrlbu-
t,ons OF food or money would be thankfully ie-
celyed. Contributions may also be ieit al the
DISPATCH oliico. -.
Mr.. Newton has a letter from Mr.. W. a. jamie
eon, ClerE Of Mecklonburg County Court. saying
that tho people are worthy OF assistance. Ihey
claim 10 be members OF the church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04
wha,noes IL Mean?

Have the readers Of the DrspArcH. no
ticed how every billboard and fence IN
the CITY is covered with the words Take
5. /. r." Every foot OF space seems COW
cred with these words. and 90 where you
will through the city you sea them staring
pou in the face along every street. The
riddle will be told in the same way in a
few days. Watch for it. Tho posting is
being done by Messrs. Burton 4 Lambert.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04
Gnnh stool. To- lsnY.

To parties seeking safe and profitable
investment for thelr money the presens
sale of stock of the Traders Bank OF Rich
mond should commend itself. The par
value of this stock is SIS, which Is payable
NJ 2j cents per share per month. thus
placing Within the reach of all an oppor.
tunity 10 secure stock IN this institution.
which Is well embarked upon an era OF
Besides a good rate Of interest. for de-
posts the combined influence OF wsil>
established real estate and insurance busi-
ness with that Of the banking business "a
aII az i,s branches must prove profitable To
those holding stock in this institution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04
CLEVELAND ON THE FAIR.
"Resuits SO Far Obtained Bespeak
Great Success"
nv telegraph 70 the pIspatch.l

IBy teIegraph 70 tho DIspatcn.I
WASHINGTON, May 3-When asked tonight
for an expression OF opinion regarding his visit
70 tho Worlds Fair, President Cleveland,
through Priyate-Secretary 1hurber, said: I'VE
received n very cordial welcome and everything
that could be done was done for our comfort and
Measure. IL was an occasion which shall always
remember with n sense OF genuine pleasure.
was much gratified az the enterprise. skill, ana
taste displayed in tho arrangements ahd appear
ance OF the buildings, ana the results thus far
obtained bespeak, to my mind, great success
for the fair
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04

recalled tho circumstance that Mr.. Cleveland
and Mr.. lIayos, as ex-Presidents, participated
in tho Columbian exercises in New York last
October and that Mr.. Cleveland was invited to
tho dedication OF the World s. Fair buildings
Whether Mr.. Harrison and Mr.. Morton vere in-
vted TO the naval review OF the opening OF the
Worlds Fair Is not definitely known hero. The
fact Is OF course plain that neither OF them at
tended either corcinony. The query Is, "Why?"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04
Ladies, HOLLYWOOD Association.

The annual meeting OF the Ladies' Hollywood
Memorial Association was held yesterday at
noon In the lecture-roOm OF the Second Presby-
terian church, with the president, Mrs. Joseph
Bryan IN the chair. All the old officers Of the
organization were reelected. as follows, and tho
name OF Miss Minnie Baughman was added
20 the list OF vice-presidents: President, Mrs
Joseph Bryan: Vce-Presidonts-Mrs w. W..
Henry, Mrs. James b. Pace, Mrs. James K.
Branch; Miss L. McD. Cronshaw. Mrs j. Taylor
El!yson, Mrs. p. W. Mckinney, Miss Minnie
Baughman: Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. 4. L.
Minor; Recording Secretary, Miss II. u. Cren-
shaw: Treasurer, Mrs. NJ. T. Clarke.
The reports submitted showed that tho
finances OF the association we're In good cond-
ton.
Another meeting Of the ladies Will be held
Wednesday at ; =. NJ, at the same place. on
this occasion the ladies' viii make arrangements
Tor HOLLYWOOD Memoral-DGy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04

OF Virginia In 1914. when no Was Is ycsrs OF
age. Afterwards he studied Law. Fof many
yesrs prior 10 'ho war no was professor OF On.
cient languages at tho College OF william sn1
Mary, at Williamsburg. Va. He served In ths
Confederate army with the rank Of MAJOR.
CALLED TO GEORGIA.
After tho surrender he conducted succcssfat
academy for boys at Tayiors creek. IN Hanover
county. where he remainei until somo Years
ago, when he was called 20 the University II
Georgia at Athens as professor OF ancient lsn-
guages, which position he held until his death
,his morning IN his Osth year. Major Morris
was ono OF tas bcss known educators % tho
south. Hs was q son OF tho celebrated lawyer
Richard Morris. OF Hanover county. Va. who
served with such distinguished ability In tho
Virginia Convention OF is29-JO.
Mrs. Nancy Tevillian died last night a, tbs
residence ot her son-n-law,s James n. Thman,
near Bowleyille, this county. IN the 7sta year of
her age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04
mas,c-peslsrs close Early.

The Hume-Minor Company, Walter ID.
Moses q Co. the Richmond Music Cor,>
pany. and Ryland 4 Lee, representing the
music business Of Richmond. haye agreed
10 close their stores at o o'clock 4. y.
from NAV / TO September. |. 1888. This
Will give the employees q chance. TO take
some recreation during the long. not srifis
mer days. II is TO be hoped that al eus
ployers will follow suit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04
r,o soo,hr.st for Tyler.

Jnege y. G. Wells, who represents the seconu
nisfrict in the Virginia Senate. is Va lhe clty'
When approached By a DISPATCH reporter fe fe7s
terday nni asked who was the fayoito U. W. u'o
Doopie Tor Governor the senator replca, 80
wore an Tor General x. A. Ayers, Out no" N sIl.o
re deciiues 70 run we are Tor Major Hoge Isiet.
thiok the Southwest win be quite solid Tor .ne
Major. | represent in tho senate sio.' Nv no'i
Dickens0n, and Wise countless ana 10 ihr %
can soe they are all f0r Major Iyier'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04
NEW PROFESSOR or SURGERY.
DIR. George Ben. Johnson Elected to sac
ceed the Late DR.. Cullen.

The Board o, Visitors Of the Medical College
of virginia met at the college building yesterday
10 iill the vacancy In the chair OF surgery made
vacant ty the death OF Dr. Cullen. There
were present the President, Judge w. w.
Crump; Dr. Daniel w. Lassiier. OF Poterspors
Hon. John L. Marye. Jr. OF FreeericksSuIs
81 WytheyiIle: RoDert u. Berkeley, ESQ, OF Pa-
iasSi: Dr. James D.. Mccaw; J. B. Pen
dlsson. N. D., Of Marion; john b. FUR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04
WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
Free Gold In the Treasury, sos, s,95 ,ooo-
Other Interesting Items.

WAsHINsr0S, May 3-An oficiai statement OF
the gold in the Treasury made TO Secretary Car
Isle for use at the Cabinet meeting this otter
noon shows: God in the Treasury, s07, ,4ol.-
600; gold In transit s55B,0OO-total s97.9o7,-
900.
Ex-vice- President Morton. with his two daush-
tors, Misses Edith and Helen Morton MISS
Staugh,on, General Arson McCook, SIR. Chan
dIer Hale, son OF Senator Hale, and MIR. X. :.
Chiffon Jr., left here tonight rio the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway en- route for Hot Springs,
Va. The party will travel 10 special car
placed at their disposal by President ingalls,, OF
The Chesapeake and Ohio railway, and expect 10
return TO the city early next week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04
METHODIST CHURCH, SOUTH.
The College OF Bi.heps-The Auxiliary
Bosrd OF Missions.
fBy Telegraph 20 tho Dis0atcA.l

Iby IOlcsFAph 70 tno DFEDls-1.I
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. May 3.-ThIs morning the
College Of Bishops Of the Methodist Church,
South, began is annual session a. tho Troost-
Avenue Methodist church. IL is a secre, session.
The object Of the meeting II 10 arrange the pian
Of episcopal yisitations for the next year
The bishops now here are John &. keener, q
New Orleans A. ". Wilson, Of baltimore; X
X. narcroye, OF Nashville: ". ". Duncan, ot
Spartanburg. :. g.: Charles II. galloway, of
Jackson, Miss: Joseph :. hey, u sherman.
Tex: A. q. naygCod. Of Los Angeles, Cal: o.
p Fitzgerald. Of Atlanta, Ga, and l. K Hen
Dirk. OF Kansas CITY.
Bishop j. &. Granbery. Of Richmond, Va, Is III
ana cnnno. be preecat Besides the College %
Bishops the Auxiliary Board ol Chprch Missions
will meet nero duriag tho week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04
chanoery.Court Nems.

Jamas W. Andersen was admitted 70 pfao'07
,..,,, tns chnncery Court yesterday.
Sorman v. Randolph anzhhed ss oAoeu'o' VI
tbs wtli of j. w. Randolph. .,.,..,or ~
Harry l. Watson quaiinei as souin'sHssoA "
sS-, Atate Of Fleming Griiua
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04
APPOINTMENTS FOR WEST VIRGINIA.
The Places Of United States Attorney
and Marshal Filled.
fPv telegrap On 10 tho Dlspatch.l

tBy telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.l
WASHINGTON, May 3.-The President to-day
made the following appointments:
Cornelius c. Watts. OF West Virginia, to be
United States Attorney for the District OF West
Virginia.
Samuel g. vinson, OF West Virginia, 70 be
Marshal for tho District OF West Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04
r,. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Boys.

q, next Monday night tho Banjo ana 1ieo
c,nb cf inc University OF Pennsylyania VIII give
one Of their enjoyable concerts . az ,ne ,,hnrsysr
49,, ,s va anpeared, and as the college poys arc
fayorlies in this city tue Pennsyi'nninns
win DO warmly welcomed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04

cell, Esq.; wynsham r.. Meredith, Esq.
Thomas IA. barnes, 81. ID. OF Eiwooi; Ihvmas
J.. Mathews NJ. d., Of Manchester, ana 'onn
X. baylor, NJ. d., OF Albemarie.
There were three candidates before ,no
board-Dr George Ben. Johnston. OF this ci,y'
Dr. 4. NJ Preston, OF Lynchbnrg. and Dr. Z. NJ.
Blackford, OF Lynchburg; all OF whom were
very highly endorsed. DR.. Johnston was elected
CHAIRS CREATED.
The board created two new chnirs-proieeso,,
OF tho disea scs OF the eye, ear, and throat anu
professor OF general pathology and bacterioiosI.
These chairs will be filed at meeting OF tne
board In the fall
A committees was appointed 20 memoriallzes
the Legislature ior an increase In the annua,
appropriation 70 the institution and the Doati
adjourned.
TIE NEW PROFESSOR
Dr. George Ben. Johnston. the now professo,,
OF surgery was born IN Jefferson, Tazeweu
county. Va July 25, 1853 After spending SOM .
time at 81 Vincent's Academy, wheeling, ne
took the academic and medical courses az th9
University OF Virginia. From the University "
Virginia he entered TIE medical department oI
the University OF New YORK city, from which ne
graduated. lie commenced the practice OF rnedi,
sine in 1876 IN Abingdon. but in 1873 remover
10 Richmond and has resided hero ever since
Dr. Johnston has taken nigh rank Ia tho hich-
mond medical profession, nnd while no has peeu
a general practitioner has devoted himself espe-
cially 20 surgery. In this department ne nas
Won especial distinction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04
DEATH OF PROF. CHARLES MORRIS.
The Distinguished Virginia Educator
Passes Away ~ Athens. Ga.
fennc,ai telerrnu 20 the Dispatc

cHAnLorrEsyILLg, Va. May a-captsia disa-
,ah woods, OF this city rcceivcd to-day tsie-
gram from Athens, Ca, Announcing tho death
th.re this morning Of MAJOR CHARLES Morris Hc
wss an uncle OF ars. Woods. Major Morris took
the dexrss of Master Of Arts - she UnivsSuv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04
Entirely Satisfactory.

". J. ArkeIl, publisher OF Judge and
Frank Lesliss Illustrated Newspaper, writes !:
''JUDoE BUlLpMo,)
Con. Firth AVE. AND SIXTEENTH ST.,
NKw YoRK. January IA, 1891.
About three weeks since, while suffer.
ING from severe cold which had settled
on nav chest, applied az Allcock's Porous
Plaster and in short time obtained relief:
In my opinion these plasters should
coughs. colds. sprains. bruises. or pains OF
any kind. know that IN my Case the re.
suits have been entirely satisfactory and
beneficial"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04
FLOODS IN OHIO.
Norfolk and Western and Other Railway
Tracks Submerged.
rBy telegraph 10 tho Dispatch.l


CINCINNATI, O., May 3.-The Commercial!
Gdzeites specials report raging floods all
over Southern and Contra! Ohio. The
Scioto river at Chillicothe has cut OF
every wagon exit from the city. except one
leading from tho west. Below Chlllicothe
the great valley is one big lake. Tho Bal
timore and Southwestern and Norfolk ana
Western railways have their tracks par
italy submerged. II IS still rising rapidly.
The damage to the Ohio Canal will be
great. 1t is feared the Palht-creek aque-
duct will be washed away.
Circleville. o.. reports great damage to
the canal and the Scioto still rising.
THE scIoTo's RISE.
PORTSMOUTH, o., May 3.-Tho Scioto still con
tlnues 70 put out strongly into the swollen ONO,
but i,s rise has fallen from two inches 20 ono
inch per hour. Tho river at some points Is over
two miles wide. In this (SclotO) county the
main damage is the flOodng Of tho bottom farms
that have Just been planted in corn, nocessitd-
ting replanting. This loss Will run up into tho
thousands. Alargc amount Of fencing has also
boen swept away
tug y. & WIS Loss.
Tho heaviest damage Will bo sustained by
Pike &C unity and by tho Norfolk and western
railway. Tais road reports rs track badly jam
aged. but its trains are aOlo 20 reach WayerlY.
A number Of small BRIGGS across Dear creek
anI other small streams have been either da-
stroycd or badly damaged. The loss between
lhis city and Waycriy Will aggregate S2OO'OOO'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04
THE MEMORY OF PROFESSOR WHITE.
Meeting of Washington aud Lee Alumni
Nes;erday.

Yesterday.
A large meeting Of the alumni OF Washington
ana Ice University was held in the rooms OF the
Bar Association yesterday at noon. The meet
ing was called 70 order 10y DR.. G. Wason James,
president OF the local branch VI th. aaiuinnl' IN
taking the chair Or. Jam es said no Was exceed
incly Cratded 10 see present so many VINO ac-
knOwledgei allegiance 10 anna mGief' Az
know tho occasion Of tie assent Ullng. u
WAS 20 giyO some fitting expression OF their re-
spect for tho memory Of that loyal HienI'
able and enthusiastic educator, ana poble hII--
tau gentleman, the late james Jones White,
professor OF Greek at Washington and Leo uh'-
yeTsity. There was mach nc would IKE 70 say
IN tais presence, but be left ouiogy 10 those
more competent. As this was general Tather
than an ASSOCIATION meeting II was proper tbat
they should elect their own officers. He was,
therefore, ready for nominations
On motion OF Colonel DO. Lano stern Dr. James
was continued % chairman aud Professor W.
Taylor IhOm was made secretary.
REMARKS OF Dr. KERR
Rev. DR.. Kerr addressed the meeting briefly.
He said that though he was not educated AZ
Washington and Lee University that institution
had conferred upon him the degree OF doctor oi
divinity and he ieli that he was 1T least on hon.
orary alumnus OF the institution. IL was GUS
ttmary On occasions Ike tho present TO say
something Of the tnsciutable decrecs OF
an all-wise Providence In removing from
sphere Of earthly influence man Ike the de-
censed II was ono OF the problems that con-
fronted the Christian mind OF the day why men
were cut down who were doing so much g0oo.
Dr. Kerr then paid q glowing tribute 70 the de-
ceased. He had never seen man VINO was
moro able. more noble. more true. IIOlessof
Muite was rare scholar EulghiIy ger
ti.uan, a noble Christian. lie was Il prince OF
men. II tnerc over we're occasions IN Whch
one had 10 fail back upon our faith IN God 'his
was one OF them. The death OF Professor Mhiic
was a mystery He was a man who under 1ll
circumstance did his duty faithfully ana well
lie bad BEEN taken from great sphere or use
tulncss. hat MS influence was not dead. II
lived and would continue 10 live rs this meet
Ing testified.
RESOLUTIONS.
Colonel Jo. Lane Stern moved that q commit.
tee oil i've be appointed % emboiy the sense OF
the meeting in % series of resO!uuons.
The Cnair appointed tue following on the coui-
mittee: colonel stern, Professor William Taylor
Tbo,n, Rev. Dr.. T. T.. Kerr, Mr.. William {. Pies-
ton. and Mr. I. l. Green The committee, aittr
a brief retirement, reported series 0. appro-
U,1ate rcsolut Oas. which wero unanimously
adopfei and are published elsewhere
the Chair announced that he would IN n lew
days call tho Executive Committee OF the asao-
ciation together Tor business, ana Inc meeting
oNfTnrrnl a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04

Mantels. Crates. aud Thing. IN various
STYLES and low prices, at
JOHN BowEas's. Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04
A MoMsNTous WHYl
Neither Harrison Nor Morton Was at the
Naval Review or at Chicago.

10Y tcItgFHpu 10 tIo DlsPttVu'I
WASHINGTON, May ga prominent Demo-
cratic senasor was yesterday inquiring OF on
cials here Why it was that the ex-Prerdent and
ex-vice President cf the United states had not
participated In tue naval review and the open-
ing Of the Worlds Fair. 1his senator called
attention 70 the fact that II has always been The
custom TO invite sx-Prosldents and ex-Vice-
Presidents 70 national affairs Of this sort and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04

'-' monthly meeting OF The Executive Com
ls.'.'.~ tho AsaDciated Charities was neid on
A-,'s.ay evening IN the Young Mems Christian
L ~ loy pari0f 1he following were presens;
ts,s ss.-i2e, pfesldeat: Frederick u. Wood
Nis' Nee-pFesldent; Hepry b. Hutzier,