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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15

", Wake Forest College,. OF North Carolina;
r. l. Reid a. b., krfktne Collcge) OF North
Carolina, George Shpley "a. b., kandolph.Ma-
con Nelicgel Of Virginia
SchOiart-k. G. Armstrong "a. r.. Randolph
Macon College, OF Virginia; 81. II. Arnold "a.
H., Randolph Macon College,, OF Virginia; j..
W Bailey (W0ke-FOrcst College,, Of North Caro-
Tina, J. A. {. Chandler a. H., William and
Mary College,, Of Virginia; W. J. Humphreys
"a. r., Washington and Lee University, % Vir-
ginia: G. y. McBrydo ,B. =. University Of Soush
Carolina. OF Virginia; J. ST. Mcbride Jr. a. b.
University of South Carolinn), Of Virginia; R. &.
Mitchell, Is. b., Wake Forest College,, of North
Carolina; L. W. Reid "A. r., .0hnS Uopkins
I niveretty), of Virginia; y. i. Sharpe 4. H.,
Wesleyan Cniversiiyl, OF Virginia: }. F. Shlnn,
Oirnity CO1cgcl, OF North Carolina; j. III. Taha-
fcrro O.. T., Virginia Military Insutute), OF Viz
giula.
Doctors Of Observation-Disclosures Mitchell
Carroll ~ Ashcullc, \. c., A. NJ. Richmond
college. 1883 - subjects: Greek Sanskrtt.
md iatin-Ttcsis: " AristOtloa Method of
Hcmcric study, as Shown IN the Treatment OF
the contradictions OF Homer" John Bascom
CrcnshRW, Of Ashland. Va. A. NJ, Randolph
French. and Latin Thesis: "The Present
fartirlplc 10 German tOIh NiEh German, Middle
High eermanI.' William Richard Grey, 81 Hun
tcrsNilir, y. G., A. B, Davidson College, 1855
subjects: Greek, Latin, AID German
Thesis: The Treatment Of Philosophy
and Philosophers by tho Grock Comic Poets"
Henry Read Ncliwaine, 0f Petersburg. Va. A.
r.. hampdcn-Siinsy College, iHSJ-Sublccts: !:
History, English, nui EconOnics-I THESIS: Tho
struggle oi Protestant Disorders Tor Religious
federation IN NrgnH.' Charles Alph0nso
Smith. Of GrcCns Doro. IS. C.. 4. b., Davidson
College. lN7f-~uhlecfs: English, History, ana
German thesis: "1he order 81 Words IN An
Eio->aNou Prose"
rroGcicuis ~ Electrical Encinecring-R Robert
isaqc TODD. OF virginia, John Boswell White
head Jr., of Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15

fCorrss2olleuce Il t1e Kic liao ld D51atch-l
BU givGHAM COURTHOUSE. June la.-lhc
Demo gra.ic County COmmittec, "hlch M me-
an Monday ST was well attended, ana thc
county chelrman was directed 70 cai na'i-
r,eetlug of inc county Do.aOcrats - DC he'u ia
mis- place nj noon OF the second MONDAY IN yuly
20 eiert delegates u tue guDornatouaI cOnXeh.
lion 70 bs Mold on the 7th of Augn.'' IhlS
county wid be eutitei 10 thirteen deicSa'oS !"
.h. convention. 49,. ,,-,.,
Inc post-onirc At this place ha, been tu.uru
over 20 a Democratic pOstmastef. Mr. Z. u' II
wing. AMI ho has Mr.. I. Il. >ha" a. hls ASSET iht
an, Rev L. n. Fitzgerald, who has been III ~
b,s resiarnce near here. Is Thought 20 Do some
Whist pstter tnc LAST few lays. ,,,
Rrancu Of the Chesapeake aud OHIO road ava
,,sssen.,ers from Richmond can set 70 wilma
eixht miles of the Co Itthoase. , .
'ffria mall coptr.,,t. oa the rou,es running
from th,r place have been lot at prices whicn nm
brlpg nothing hut hardship ana III soiho ~ oanos
min 10 The contractors, and II appears slranse
,het the government Goes not tsso steps 70 pte-
vent tpe sub-lettng thStis now being cathsd ol
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15
Lizzie made no talk a, nj, with her sister after

Lizzie made no talk nj all with her sister after
ward, never opened her mouth 20 her. When
frrt heard tho noise OF loud talking was about
four feet away IN closet. when Emma LETT
that morning there was nothing said Dy either
and no Goodbye was exchanged "A decided
seasation.l
Cross-examined by Mr.. Jennings: "Rmma re-
mained there in that room until you came, ana
whom you came you said TO Emma, Have you
told her all p and Emma said she had told her
all she had 30 tell. Emma came again
in the afternoon, but can't tell Just
when. Mr.. Buck was there, | am qufo
sure He came every day There was paper
drawn up subsequently in relation 10 this story.
IL wa. brought to me by Mr.. Buck" Statement
read, in which n was sct fO-tn that there hsd
not been quarrel between the sisters and that
she had never said so.) Witness said she never
expressed n willingness 10 sign the paper
III Bercc, drug clerk of Fall RIVER was
sworn, but tho defence objected 10 his testimony
being admitted. II WAS intended TO prove ny
him shat Lizzis Borden tried 10 purchase
prussic aci1 the day before the murder,
saving shc wanted 90 clean seol-skln saclue,
also that that article ~ never used Tor such
purpose After a long argument, tho Justices
consulted half An hour and then decided 70 nd
init the drug clerks testimony. The defence
was not satisfied with the decision, and another
argument followed which lasted until court ad-
iOurued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

COBB & WINGFIEID. 6lS ?. VI, two-ssory
brick dwelling. No 3i3O east Broad stSeet
also, tYsn framr houses m the rear, irontfnX
ON rhiTiy-secoui sirect-
CHARLES !. ROSE, q =. NJ, trustees ea,c OF
frame Dwelling on Clay sSrees between Nor.
ton and Kinney streets
GEORGE S. yAsiloN, JR.. p. NJ. executoss
sale OF improved and animprosed proporsy
IA various localities.
SUTTON s. 60, d Y. NJ, trustees sale Of brick
dwelling No gi2 south inud street.
JAMES II. CRESsaAw, D y. NJ. vacant lot ON
south side OF Docx street. near ship-iocks.
/. q. JOHNSON, l0ta A. NJ. furniture, carpets
stoves &C.
GEoR0Ew. MAYO. i0lz A. ~. household fur
riture. vsrkish, cigars. -
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Matters Pertaining to the Council.

Chairman Mann. of tho investigating commit
toe ye~t@rday wrote letter 10 ~. y. VI. Booz,
who has bocn SO frruuenty roferrei o. In ths
examin,1,on nov IN pro.ra-sa. ststisg thA. that
body adjourned until nN,s I'uoa1sg night IN ac-
cordance WITH "A sugcer r'Jn IN his lcsie' Ia order
tnat he could be present.
The ComnitteS on STREETS VIII hOit = regu-
lar soals-mon nthly session At o D clio a tls alter
noon.
There will be a meeting In mo Council Cham
ber Sc oci1rx this afternoon ot i' 'nHlRl
counmittoo on rctntofrno ~ Ot the r'inAns ~
ex-Prcsiient Jencrs9n Davis. Too sl il9i.
nn.a % 10 tranas.lsd IS tho annrlE1l y. ol-A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15
AIrhictl TrstInnnl.
W. Ihorlton Parker. VI. D., Recorder.
Assoc,atioa a. Acting Assistant Surgeons
of the United Sta;es Army. writes:

W. lItI4ftI l TT Nf4s H. i'sf AaN.N.t'''
ASSOCIATION cf Acting Assistant Surgeons
of the United Sta:es Army, writes:
SALE. M,s-., alarch y. 1871.
when al Stuttgart. GERMANY. during
the winter OF 1851 50. J WAS su1cring from
a aseyer.atircko bronchitis. which seemed
10 threaten pneumonia. met at the Hotel
Naruuarlt Command Beardsiee, Ot the
United States Navy. ln speaKlng Ot ny
.irkuess he remarked Decor, YOU can
cnra that chest trouble OF yours bv using
an Ai.cock's Porous Plaster. That NAV
be true | answered. tut where can ! get
the piaster:' 'Anywhrre IN the CIVILIZED
world. and surely here IN Stuttgart. When
ever have a cold always Use one aud
find relief | sent.to the drugstore fer
the pla ter. and II did all that nav friend
had promised. Ever since then nave used
II whenever suffering from q cold. ana
have many times prescribed ~ Tor patients.
The Allcock's Plaster Is the best 10 be
had. and has saved many from severe III
ness. and undoubtedly. If used promptly.
will save mAny valuable lives. whenever
one hasa severe cold they should put on
an Alcock Plaster a. soon rs possible. IL
should be placed across the chest, the up.
,cr margin lust below the neck; some hot
beef toa or milk will aid IN the treatment.
This is not patent remedy III the OBJ
iectiouable sense OF that term, but stand
ard preparation OF value. The govern
ment supplies tor the United States army
and Indian hospital stores contain All
cocks Piasters. and the medical pro,
fession throughout the world are %eii
aware of their reliability ana excellence
I ANAL always recommend It, not only to
break up colds, but rs useful IN ailaying
pains in the chest aud III the back. 1t rs q
preparation worthy Of general conf-
dence."
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Bishops of China and Japan.

NEW YORK, Juno 'i.-isoy. Dr. John hchiin
ana Row DR.. Frederick Rogers Graves were thls
morning. ccnsecra1ei ~ Protestant EpiScopal
Bishops Oi Chlnl and Japan ~ - lh"lhas
chur,n.
Eight bishops acted as c0nsecrators and thero
were quite a large number OF c.ergymen pres
eut from all over the country. Inc c5lscra-
ton ceremonies were very elaborate ana I'M
prcs5iyo. .,,
bishop Littlelohn, Of Long Island, presided,
aud those WHO assisted nun wore bisnop AHfod
Barry. of Windsor. Eng; Bishop ScarJOronxh'
Of New Jersey: Bishop Lyman, OF SOtsh caro-
lima; Bishop Dudley, OF hentucky bishop Nole-
man. o. Delaware; Bishop KinsOlyins, OF foXas,
aud Bisnop Petcrkin, u West virginia.
Bishop Graves was born In Anturn, y. \, ana
is "a years old. lie goes 10 CHINA ~ Bishop oi
tho missionary jurisdiction Of ShacshGL
Bishop Mckim Will go % Japan ns Blshop Oi
the missionary jurisdiction Of loddo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15

prevails on Griswold street to-fay, bus these
was sim n large crowd ssning for admission
when the Peopls's saving Bank when tho doors
were thrown opsn for business. IL VS. com
posed almost entirely of WON N lntersDerscf
with few iaDorerA Many Detroit BUSH
ness-msn aided 10 tho work OF restoring
confidence By personally taking with deposit
tors IN tho bank corriiors, and advising them 70
70 quietly home oud allow matters % assume
their normsl condition. by noon tho lever OF
excitement hsd nO.iceably diuiuisbed. ~ IL
prrdk,ei by bankers generslly that she cxcite-
mcht Will wholly de ont xtthfn tLe next fOfsy-
eight h0urs. Nearly All tho savings banks have
posted nincty-1ty notices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15
plan. -, the Texrs' Torpedo Boats.

fCorrespoud-nce Of the IA 'hnoni D''ua"'',
N0KfOLg, VA, June IL no l,IHhs ~ varI
~ t,,,.,. a. -foaf. 10 lsa bIilt ut tho nayy-yafd
for me nat.le-ship Tofss have atriYea iro'"
Washington. ,.,, no,kar and
Nr. b. Ncwrass, the London banker sn'
laI,N-t owner oil the Atlantic ald pahNii'o 's''-
r,sd. II giri a. the Atiauuc Hotel. ..,,.,,.
charter has boeB granted toe hrie, nen.os,o ~.
Cluh. Of tins ci.y, vhich Il enin2ta~n ',' 70 v""
'o1 1lt,,..l V,iltstn LNfnb has gone To- Whining
non, \ g.. 20 locture ON fo<t Fisher
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15

The United Banking and'Building Com.
many. szl east Main street, ofeTs for sain
during the next thirty davs iUi SHARES OF
its capital stock. fully paid and non-as-
se4snble. at $50 per snare. fiIc cungan,
PAYS on tho cost of tins stock cash diyi-
dend OF per cent. per auuun, Ayaoio
seml-annually on the hrst days oi January
and July of eneh year. The stock turiNer
participates in the profits ot the business
and is redeemed by the COMPANY % Is mu-
turIty which IS estimated % be about
eighty-four months at $40 per share. re.
gardless OF the cash interest alr'ady pad
the holder thereof. InvrstDfs are Inyitcd
10 call or write for prospectus oil tho
cOmpanN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15
CONFEDERATE VETS.
FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION OF THE
GRAND CAMP OF VIRGINIA.
Colonel stewari's Address OF Welcome
and the f.esponses-sixteon Camps Re-
presented by Finy-six Delegates
Especial Telegram to tho Dispatch.l

PoRrsMoUTH, June 1.-THE Grand Camp
of Virginia Confederate Veterans met IN
the fifth annual session at Pythian Castle.
Portsmouth. this afternoon at o'clock,
with fity-odd members and various parts
Of tho State represented. Adiutant
Thomas Elicit, of Richmond, was at the
desk.
Grand Commander T. A. Brander called
tho camp 20 order and Grand-ChaplaIn j.
d. Powell invoked the divine blessing on
the proceedings.
ADDRESSES.
Captain John II. Hume then introduced
Colonel William II. Stewart. Of Ports
mouth. who delivered stirring address of
welcome % the camp. The welcome was
acknowledged by General Brander. OF
Richmond. and then happily and eloquent
" responded TO 10y Captain j. \. Stubbs,
of Gloucester county.
CAMPs REPRPsENTTD.
The Committee on Credentials was ap-
pointed consisting of Hugh Smith, Peters
burg: Il. c. Marshall. Portsmouth, and
Thomas Lewis. Roanoke. The committee
reported sixteen camps represented by
hity-six delegates.
On motion, the delegates of the various
name on call Of the roll.
Collection of dues followed.
UNREPBEsENTED.
The camps unrepresented were Clinton
Hatcher. Ileesburg; Samuel Garland.
Lynchburg: Perre-GIbson. Culpeper;
Cacotte- Wrenn, Isle OF Wight; Ewell,
Prince William: j. T. Il. Stuart, Reams's
station: Thornton Pickett. Farinvilie;
Stover, Strasbure j. A: Early, Rocky
Mount; Iuruer-Ashby, Winchester; j. r..
B Stuart BerrvviIle; StOuewall Jackson,
Staunton, and L. A. ArmIstead. BOvdtOn.
The minutes of the session Ot the camp
held in Roanoke were then read and ap-
proved.
4 committee was ordered to be appoint
ed 10y the grand commander to report
upon the WORK Of the Sons of Veterans.
Alexandra was selected as the next place
Of meeting.
NEW OFFICERS.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Grand Command T,
Hugh A. Smith. of Petersburg First
Lieutenant t-Grand-Commander, c. W.
Murdaugh, Portsmouth; Second Lleuten-
aut-Gran1- Commander. Thomas LOWS
Roanoke. Third Lieutenant-(Irand.Coi
maudcr. +. ". Ramsey. Alexandria; In
ep,ctor-Gcneral. Charles Sysr, Ports
mouth: Grand Chaplain, Rev. Beverly ID.
fucker. Norfolk SurCcOn-General, Dr.
John = Powell, Prince William: Quarter
master-General, Washington Taylor, Nor
folk.
The officers were directed 10 enter on
the discharge Of thoir duties July lst
A motion was adopted that tho Grand
Camp of Nirgima JOIN the United Assocla-
ton of Confederate Veterans and send
three delegates to Birmingham, the dele
gates - be appointed by the grand com
mauder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15

The ambulance responded 20 tho following
calls yesterday:
Al iO:t5 A. ". % the Gooiman &an-frc.uring
Company To a whilo glrl Who hal '-iiss.' sno
Vas trcated Ani lnfL
Al 100 to the Treiegar-Wnrks 20 a uegio man
VINO had boon strrkeu with RpOploNy. ho Wls
taken g. the nluRhOu3e.
MOP VI. 10 tho Ptrst Pollcc-St % u
whlte "a ~ vino had been teken suddenly s4fA'
lo WAS taken TO the alnShou7e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15
Frsight- Rate Advance.

BlLTIMOEE, M. June i4.--Au southern ran.
roads included In tho Southern Halfway 1ht
S,eamsnip Association vii make a shsrp ad-
vance In freight rates on coal-oii sniDptu ~ ioss
"a .u car-ioaa lots The reason gwen I = UNI, ls
the damage which ~ said 70 fssn" W oss, ss,,n
classes of goods snipped Ia the eams car nith
coaI-oil. lhe coataci with and the otor o, 70,
oil, II Is claimed, 20 injnrcs mGny oitef huls ..
freight tha. the railroads are osteh coinpenoi "
pay heavily tor tue damages cahsFo 'n 'aiS "s''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15

fCOrtesuoni~Lceo NJ me Richmond DisDatrhJ
ONANCoCh. NA..Jano 1f.-1ho closing cXor-
cisea OF The Onauoock Academy took place Mon
day evening. Principal Kenneth NJ. Hain pre-
sld.d aud delivered certificates u distinction 90
tlr pupils. e ne scholarship medal WAS award
ci to Nis- GcDIsia Il. QumBy. tie presentation
ypcech being 1rrvored boy l;ov Byron Clark.
Mss Anna g.. Bacwel caruoI ou the music
me1al, ah'ch Wns delivered ~ helof Nonicalin
Oleham. Tho medal in tao primary depart
mont en- awarded o. Master ira Hurst. ana Pro-
io-soc isnur liopkius male The prcsentaton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15

school trustee for a term of three years frofn
the 1st Of July neIL The Council also granted
permission 70 Magruder-Evell Camp 70 erect on
tho Palace square, opposite tho residence OF
Colonel Randolph Harrison. n monument 10 tno
memory Of the Confederate dead buried 10
Cedar-Grovc cemetery. Mr.. Robert q. Barlow
was given the contract TO- repairing the court
horse and lai. The town and county Will have
tho work done Jointly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15
Commcnccmentsin Winchester.

iC0rrosp0ntence ~ tho Richmond DisDstchl
WINCursIER VA. june II. This is commence
ncut w"ok ma Winchester, and the closing e1er-
ci-c- oi oar three female college are being held.
They Hcrn iusururalcd ON sunday with bacca-
laureate sermons holOre the pupils of the fps-
cotHl fcmalc Institute 10y Rev ". ~. II. Powers,
oi iowssu. Md, and 30 the Valley Female COZ
lego by kov. ". =. iamhor. ot Roanoke.
The ANIMAL concert 40 FAIRFAX Han, the Pros
bytcIilu school. took place last night. A largo
and 'nra.Onable audience va proseut
lhe virginia Chassis oi TIE Reformed Church,
wt,cn baa been in session hero for several days,
adjourned yesterday aitoc pleasant and sue
l d
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15
nnl Timea-inw rricrr.

For ten dIys only we Offer our entiro
stock of elegant and superb Diamonds.
Watches. Jewelry, Clocks. Silver. and nh-
verplated Ware ut a reduction ot . per
cent. from ERGcbtB pAICi.s. All good'
marked IN pialn figures. Ierme are posi-
tIyeIy c.sH Goods sold on. credit VIII bs
NJ regular price,. Csli early and secure
bargains. II. NJ. Mnst' CoNFAS1
so MAN street.
Everything 2j per cont OF for cash.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15

This afternoon Billy Iumsdena virginia colts
will meet the iamous VARSITY team on the
oat-bsts at Island Park aud battle royal ~
anticipated bY tho cranks Who f-eIuent tho
bleachpries. The Chnr'oticsriils igis arc tho
cnamptons ~ tho S,uthorn lntcro oucr,iafe ~
sociation while the Nirginias have been playing
great bail II late. The fiiowng is tst NJ tns
local sprInters who VIII nsnre IN 'le grost onr-
tcat; Luck. catcher; Entisht' pi'ch'. " $50
shortstop: Aprlezlto. drs. ho-e: Leftwich.
qpcOnd bsse: turper, thi-d D1se; Lufnsjen.
leu ne'd: King. ccntre Geil, Schann, right
leld: Davis. extra pitcher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15
FRENCH FEMALE LUNATlC.
She BECOMES Vtolent aud Has TO BE Taken
Charge OF " the Authorities.

Especial s'egr2m % the DiSp it'A.i
cars CHtE-Es. Nh., Jane If'-'i'3N SoPhiH
Kossclle, a french dressnah'c aDoa' I' years
Old. WHO escaped from q ship Wiil' i!lhs at
quarantine tu Hampton h)ad5 h''" tII.o
,....,tha e,o hc,qluc q ravlng maniac today,
ana rsqGirod several tcluc Ine1 at iin's iohoH
pcr and prevent hor dong violence u mercer.
Sue Ia been acsing IN very strange m@hhrt
Tor some time pas. rs u attract c'nsi4"Tao'o a.
t.ntt,n. size h.- NO friends m thi5 country ana
tho authorities are uuaoie 90 learn me hl"t'-'
%, her rcatVc-. Tncy are in1NnH otFahf'
mcni- 90 taA0 Lor 10 iEe Insane asylum "' wiz
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15
Worid's-Tatr finanrtsrin2.
nv teIeg-anh 10 tho Dispatch

CuIc,GO, Ill, June li.-Anditor Afserinan
made "A statement to nnanciors Of tho Worils
Fair to-day that almost tDos Their breath away.
no told them that the salary-hst ior 10y
reacne1 n total of $3.50. 900 and that more III ~
5000 employees were on tue payroll GLrlhs
tnat periol. There was q general exciaua.soh
that the running expenses WOKE ~ least Stou,-
600 a month too bign, and the announcemens
was made that DirectOr-Of-WoCks Burnham had
decided % drop 5000 men from tho rolls this
week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15
Alleged Chicago Embarrassment.
tal.graph Ia .he Dispatch.

NEW YORK. June 14.--It was reported In the
dry-goots trade today that the big Chicago dry
goo.is house known "a the James Ii. Walker
Company. which does both wholesale aud retsli
ousiness had been forced by the stringency IN
the money mark et TO ask the indulgence OF some
OF its largest creditors In this city as well as In
Chicago.
Tie concern. II is said. is perfectly solvent
but IL short OF ready cash. collections beng very
allow and the rates for accommodation from
hank or Individual mOncy-leDders very high.
Rather than pay this large discount, Mr. James
II. Walker tno president Of the company came
g. this city and secured extensions upon a heafy
line of bills due merchants within the current
month and - reported to nave met with no ar
nculty In obtaining all she accommodation ne
taI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15
oa.-relrow,' remp,e Assecla,lon.

Tho committee appointed ny the Grand Lodge
nj it, recent session IN tho city n Norfolk -
OrganiZs an association tor no purpose %
raising finds g. build tompl, VA thB city met
last night bessrs. Montague e. Dawson pre-
sentes the committee Niih the drtff ~ chart'r.
tee A. CorporafOrs Ihe list of o0ic"rs AMI ma
board of trustees a nsmoi were published In
this paper afew daysago. ih9 attorneys Tor TIC
ASSOCIATION Will present the charter 20 tho judge
Of the City Circuit Court within tho next iov
DAYS, and "a soon rs ~ hls bscn granted "A meet
ing i0r permanent organization will be- held.
Within the next nf,een DAYS n letter vii 10
mailed 70 every lodge and each Odd-tellow IN
the state inviting them 20 make dcnai ons 10 THIS
worthy cause. r. Il The purpose 81 AZ as.o't,-
iion 30 bnilt a magnificent tcmp,o tn Richmond.
The committee VIII mect acsin at Room 4,
Shafers Building, Friday evening at $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15
The Mistakes

~ life are many some great. others small
W. =" 'Iassify them as we feel their enect.
a,a ,nst in the same way you recognize
summons LAYER Regulator when iaheh ,oi
Dyspepsia. CoDs'ipssio.ni ii 90, ~
nJ,ousness' There can bo no mistake III
,aL,ng the Regulator tor those disorders.
T. @nsctiv relieves. Don't mako the mis-
tsks OF eettine anything else for malaria.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15
PROF. ADDISON hoeE ELECTED.
lie VIII Succeed the Late Professor White
at Washington and Lee :nivcrsity'

ISlcclal ielcSrtih I'D INC 'i9"''""'I
LEXINGTON, VA, June l4.-Ihe Board OF lrus-
tees of the Washington and Lee University ~
meeting held to-day elected Professor Adlisoh
Hogr. Of ths UniyersIty ot Mississippi I" tnoo
mir of creek -cutiy made vacant by the death
OF Captain JailcsJ. Waite. Professor II 'sc j. "A
uruhcw ot the eminent divine, Dr. Moses D.
H1sr of Richmond, and was formerly pro-
f... l1r ~ Namp.cn-Sldney College
'rh~ CHAR Of Latin has not been nliei F"i' ~
thcre were nfiy-tour applicants Tor the t"o
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15
ANOTHER BUILDING FALLS.
Three Men Badly Iiuri-One Man and
-Four Children Missing.

KEOECK, Iowa. June 1f.-"ith pu' mo-
mcnt's warning the thrae-story uty-sools
business building which fronts on Ninin
and Main streets fell shortly after
O'Clock this evening Il was occupied
by j. Burrows, groceries and provisions; Shep-
herd & Real, saloon, AID Andrew Wiley. Hour
dealer burrows found portion Of the ceilar-wal!
giving away aud gave warning TO his family and
all escaped. tie then notified the occupants OF
The saloon. lut before they cog!d get ont the
building fell with q crash burying several men
In tho deJrs. Three men were taken out badly
injured and one man and four children are miss
Ing.