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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26

WIfvI~110N, y. G.. April "a meeting Of
the Wilmington Produce Exchange WAS held to-
drv f. 1.scu-s alleged determinations In rail-
r-a.-ir...ht rates. Tho following prominent
tcrre4eutafiyra Of railroads we're present by III
yl.nuon: %. =. Smith, tame manager, and
Thomas ID. NceTc-. freight agent Of tho >caDoaFd
Atr-linc; ~. f. Kyle, general freight ana pas
errrsr agent, aud Thomas q. James, freight
n<ent oi The Capo FCar aua Iadkin-N valley rail-
Ynud. T. M. Emerson, tra1ic manager ana II:
49, Emerson, assistant general freight agent OF
INC Atlantic Coest-iinc- The meeting Wes Yery
hartnoni1us After crgum by members Of
tne LNcnsuge anl NessTs. Emerson, Smith, aud
Kyle M behalf OF tho railroad Interests, tho
chairman was instructed 20 appoint acou-
mitlrs Of i've 10 aitend tho moetinS Of tho
Southern Hallway and Steamship ASSOCIATION
gf Atlanta NAV gfh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26
Travellers Protective Association Meet
Ing.

The Board Of Directors OF tho Virginia Diyi-
sion Of the Travellers Protective Association
met last evening, with Messrs. Christian, Cul-
peDer, Craig. AMI liarwOod present, 20 hear tho
report Of the Committee on National COnyen-
tion and Trip % the Worlds Fair.
The committee reported an interview with the
heads of several railroad departments, and
they will mako iual report next Saturday
night. the 29th, at which time there viii DO a
meeting OF the Virginia Division, aud the cleo
ton II officers for the ensuing year will take
place. IL Is hoped that every momhcr will DO
present, as IL is desirable 70 know the number
that expect OF want % 90 70 tho National Con-
ventiOn and Worlds Fair. Tho National Con-
veniion will hold its session June 0.h, 7tb. Sth,
aud OH at Pcoria, H., and the Travellers Pro-
tectiye Association Day az the World Fair IS
june lOth.
. Several now members were elected at the
meeting last evening and the virginia Division
is representative OF the best travelling talent in
the city. Those WHO cannot attend the meeting
on next Saturday night will please notify George
Gibson, Jr., secretary, or John II. Culpepor
chairman ot transportation and comfort, as 10
whether thoy will attend tho convention and
Wuriis Fair ID not,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26
The ues.su.Cam.by Wing.

Mr.. George 4. King received the following
message ycsteclay morning by one u hrs ear
rier-ptgeons, which was liberated Monday eve
ming from tho United States steamer Atlanta At
sea:
Combined ne0ta standing ont % sea in two
columns. accompanied by passenger steamers
and yachts Birds ell well. This message goes
by the last OF Richmond birds.
">SOw, Unitef states steamer Atlanta
"Wlnd east, 3: weather clear"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26
AHLWARDT TO THE FRONT AGAIN.
Tie Carries a Point He Makes in the
ReichstaS.

lBy Anglo-American cable 10 tho Dispatch
Berlin, April "6.--At the session of the Reich
stag today Horr Ahlwardt, the "Jow-baitor,'
moved tho appointment Of a committee TO in
quire into the charges which he had made of
gross f,laladuinistrGtlon and enormous onbel-
2lencnt against Herr Miguel, Minister Ot
Finance. ana other prominent persons. Ahl-
wardtfadmittcd that ne mad no document. 10
prove lis accusations relating 70 tho invalid
soldiers fund, but he said, nevertheless, no was
prepared To snow that the late weli-hnOWn ne
brew nuaucier, Baron Won BlochrOder, haa,
with the assistance Of Dr. Miguel wrcnged tue
German people ont Of several hundred millions
nj marks. he sal that be Was also prepares 10
show that Miguel, whom manager OF the me-
k0uf1 (fcssl Schdrf, had engaged IN transactions
on bis own account. Ahlwardt concluded by
quoting "a number Of unlucky enterprises Win
which Dr. Miguel had been Identified.
DR.. Miluol said that # Ablwardt had been a
private person be wOuld not have noticed the
charges. but that as Ahwardt Was the repre-
sentative VI o German electorate he icH bound
90 notice. thom IN 80 far as simply 70 deny the
whole Of the accusations when Ahlwardt had
made
After a noisy debate the House agreed 20 tho
appointment Of a committee as requested bY
AllWardt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26
Woman. Christian Temperance Union.

The union moetng Of tho WOmnnIs Christian
Temperance Union OF Richmond aui Ashland
was held at the Young Mems Christian AssOcia-
ton yesterday afternoon. Tho re giOus SER
vices were led by Mrs. Whitehead, assisted by
Misses Iris johnson and Sallle Beach and Mr.
". X. Walker.
Mrs. W. II. Plcasan,s presided over tho busi-
ness meeting. There was an average auend-
aucc, and tho reports on all lines OF work wero
encouraging. The unions represented wero
Mest-Eud Nv" Central " W Ashland Union,
Richmond ~ =" and West-En Y"
Mrs. Whitehead read an essay on Plan ot
Work and Mrs. Peasants closed tho meeting
with prayer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26
THE PocAHCNTAs IS LAUNCHED.
The Handsome Steamer for the James
River Line Put Anoaf.

The new side-wheel steamer Pocnhontas,
built by the Harlan 6 HoninGsworth Company
for the virginia Navigation Company's James
River line was launched AT Wilmington, Del, at
$50 o'clock yesterday morning.
The launch was entirely successful. MISS
Lila c. Hubbard, OF Virginia. lineal descend
ant OF Pccahontas and very pretty young la1y,
christened tho new steamer as she was cut loose
and began moving slowly toward tho water
SEVERAL vIRGTSIANs PREsRST.
Among those on the Pocahontas when she
elided gracefully down her course were Presi-
dent edward +. Bdtncy, OF the virginia NayiRa'
ton Company; Major A. ii. Drewry, OF West
over erst vce-president: Captain J. W. McCar-
rick, second yice-presdent OF tha company; Mr..
Irwin Weisiger, Richmond. general agent OF the
company: Captain :. q. Deyo, and NJ. W. Nor
veil. private secretary to President Barney
Misses Agnes and Louise Barney, daughters OF
the president Of the owning company; Miss
Cabeli, u Wilmington, and several other ladies
and gentlemen.
Of 2O5 feet length over all, 81 feet beam at
guqrds. and | l feet depth Of hold. She will be
supplied with improved machinery aud Is re-
quired to develop q speed Of twenty miles an
hour Qn her trial trip.
TOBE HANDSOMELY EQUIPPED.
The interior finish and furnishing OF the vessel
will be first-cass in all respects aud is expected
In elegant and luxurious appointments 20 be
eaual to the famous steamships Of Long Island
sound and tho Hudson river. She viii De heated
by steam ard lighted by electricity throughout
and will carry a duplicate eectric-plant. An
electric sesrch-Egnt Will be nxed 10 the top OF
the pilot-house and will be controlled by tho
navigator OF machinery Inside tho pilOt-house.
An elect,if orchestra, equaling n brass band
aud playing music o; every description, will be
one ~ the attractions OF tho vessel when she
gets into service.
Major Drewry. who attended tho launching,
arrived IN tho city last night and IL guest at
tho Exchange. lie is greatly pleased with the
pros poets for tho success Of this venture. Tho
PorahOntas ~ under contract 10 DO de-
liycred May lst, but she can hardly be finished
unirr month, It that soon. The ARIEL viii
then be made an excursion boat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26
AWARD or PRIZES.


Tho stockholders OF thu Russell Fork Coal
and Lumber Company held their annual meet
ing Ia this city yesterday. The gentlemen
present from distance were B. A. simmons
and George q. sumner. u Hartford. Conn.
Isaac h. Wing, OF Bayfield,, Wis !. ID. II. Ross,
Of Lexington. and Fred II. Harxis the agent Oh
the company at Clntwood. Va.
b. A. simmons president. y. ID. II. hors,
vic0-presidont: a. :. bgtorc, secretary ana
treasurer; Isaac II. Wing. Cecrgs q. cumner'
and H. l. IrArior, tho present oniccrs anu o'-
rectors OF the company, were reelected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26
Political Disabilitie, Removed.

Tho Governor Is still confined to ;ho Executive
Mansion by sickness. Yesterday he removed tho
political q satellites " Andrew Moore, OF Caro-
line county, who Ia 1873 Was convicted of as
saut with intent 10 MAIN, dishgure, &c, AMI
sentsnced 10 i've years In tho penitentiary.
Executive clsmency Was petitiOned tor ~ al
the county officers OF Caroline.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26
Tho Vn,ver,itv Alumn, n,nonct.

The annual banquet OF the Richmond Chap
ter Society of Alumni University - virginia
Will takc place at tho Masonic Tempe Friday
plight. To-day Is the last day upon which tickets
can be purchased. The tOAsts aud those who
viii respond 10 them arc as follows: "Jcnrrson,'
colonel Charles Marshall. of Baltimore; Tho
UnyersIty.' Rev. Dr. Il. III. Mckocn, Of Washing
ton: "Athletics,' Mr. John Z. Mcclure. ot
Richmond " Tho Alumni" Mr. Leigh kobinsons
Of MaahingfOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26

Richmond: william c. Armitago 70 Lizzie I.
Arinttage, his wife, IA 90 feet on the ives. siae
OF Thirty-lirst street between Main ana FRANK
lin, GO: q +. Haw, special commissioner, 10
North Side Land Company, 40is feet on inc
north side OF Beverly street between Beocn ana
Reservoir: Herman Schmidt and vile 10 =. %:
Cannon. le1t foot on the por.h side OF broao
ana wife 10 Y. N. Cannon, 1914 feet on the north
side of Broad street near Henry, $4,000.
Hsnrlce J. Hall Moore, Jr., 10 G. L. Toad'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26

Tho pocket picking episode at the corner OF
TENN and Main streets proved 10 DO not case
OF tbie,ing. As soon a. 0n1csr John Hall cav
the condition OF the victims chain re told hin
that pick pockets did no; work that way, and
thai he mad not been robbed ty one OF the ex-
pert watch-nf,ers. And - it proved. lester~
day morning tho watch Was returned 70 the gen
tleman py one os his friends. who had played .
ioks upon him by relieving him Of 10 % he was
leckipz lie store deor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26
The Remova, Of Mr. Davis. Remains.

The Finance Committee of tho Executive
Committee Of Loo Camp met az tho hoctanics'
Institute yesterday afternoon 20 consider lues-
tions connected with the reintermcnt Ot the ro-
mains OF President Davis. The wnoe subject
was talked over informally, and II vas decided
10 await tho appointment Il tie Council CONF
mittee before taxing any definite actlon.
The Executive Committee % tbe emp
will meet az tho same place 40 o'clock tals
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26
To Give q Lawn-Par,Y.

The Ladies' Hebrew Memorial Association will
hayo o lawn-party On the gr0unis Of tho Mer-
camille Club this afternoon, the proc 3eds 70 DO
donated TO the fund which the association viii
give TO the Memorial Bazaar. Should tho wea-
ther prove unpropitious the entertainment viii
be postponed until further notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26

taken an active part IN the campaign OF
education, by which hfs district and State
were converted 10 tariff reform. He was a
delegate 70 tho Chicago convention aud a
momber OF the famous Whitney Commit
tee.
Mr.. WILLY.
John NJ. Wiley. OF Now York, nominated
to be Consul 10 Bordeaux, is a native Of Ire
land. bus came 10 America when years of
age. lie IL n wealthy citizen Of East Au-
rora. ~ Y. but has recently purchased a
fine residence in Buffalo. In 1871 lp72 he
served as a member Of the State Legisa-
turc. Mr.. Wiley has represented his dis
trict in tho State Committee for years and
was It's representative IN the FiftIeth Con
gross.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26

NEW YORK., April 2j.-At IL o'clock tonight
tho following bulletin was posted al the Players
Cub:
Edwin Booths condition has not changed
materially since morning. II anything II Is I'M
proved. lie has passed "A resiul day ana
promises 20 have q comfortable night
fSignedl "SNCLAIR SMITH, NJ D.,
" FAEaONT SMITH, NJ. D."
IL was reported that Or. Fremont smith
would remain with Sir. Booth al night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26
I,cbtoipe striLes Charies,ou.

CHARLESTON, s. G., April 2j.--The City Coun-
eli OF Charleston to-nigbt by a unanimous vote
granted franchise ~ the Enterprise street.
Railway Company - construct 40 eloctrlc-rai-
way system throughout tho city. The Enter
prise railroad has been bought by the Great
Western Manufacturing Company, OF Chlcago
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26

Cards. Bnl-Hoads, Statements. Letter
Heads. Note Heads. Circulars. Handbills,
Dodgers, &C.. printed by the Dispatch
Company at low prices VIII give you
good work at same prices you pay for In
fcrior work. Send US your orders and we
will guarantee satisfaction In every par.
ticulsr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26
An Old Richmond BOY Houored.

The friends Of Mr.. HewsOn Z. Lannan viii be
gratled 10 hear thai he has been appointed
United states Marshal for the District Ot Della
ware by President Cleveland.
Mr. Lanuan Is an old Richmond Toy who left
here Just after coming ont Of the army 70 take a
position with the Harlan i Houtnesworih Com
Isny, OF Wilmington, Del. lie has been an
ardent Democrats worker for many year,, and
his services were first recognized by appoint
ment 10 position in tho post-ohce; subse-
qucntly by election "a assessor.
Mr. Launan Will, no DOUBT. be remembered by
tho Old citizens rs having. with Mr. Lewis W..
Ogden, gone c0urageOusly 10 the assistance OF
two youths who had broken through the ice on
the river, near wilton, during the memorable
freeze Of 1857. largo party OF young men
had gone down the river skating. and when
some miles below tho city two OF th0m broke
through tho tee Their efforts were successful
ia resculng one, but the other, Jimmie Cochran,
had been swept under tho Ice when they
reached tho spot. Tho young boy who was ros-
cued Is row ono Of our prominent citizens 10 tho
tobacco trade
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26
STATE BOARD or HEALTH.

The State Board Of Health IL called 70 meet In
the Hall OF the House of Delegates tonight, bus
will probably adjourn until tomorrow without
tfsnsactiag any business Since tho last Yeet-
ing OF the board Dr. Barringer, from a commits
teo appointed for that purpose, has prepared a
paper u instruction 10 tho public regarding
cnolera. This paper has Oeon approved by tho
committee, ami the board j. very anxious %
distribute Il. but canuot do 30 until a fund has
been raised for the dissemination ~ literature
and other expenses Of the organization.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26
Tho Evolution

OF medicinal agents sgrsdually RELOCATING
the old-time herbs. pills. draughts, and
vegetable extracts 20 the rear and bringing
into general use the pleasant and effective
liquid laxative Svrup of Figs To get the
truo remedy bee that it Is manufactured by
the California Fig-Syrup Company only.
For sale by all leading druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26

fB7teios-apa to tao Dis9a,ch.l

lbY -'ieSfGpA u lac blaS%--ul
50 Mobile. E. FL. T.
Memrils .........1 % % % I % / o.
Douaoily and frost, Wtrock and
laH.
At savannah: Il. B.H. =.
Sa.aurau. u.........O0 0I @ s . 2 0 Ola l. l
Marol. .............1 - % % 7 o. =
hatcrre-&eaAen ard Hurley; Miller and
il.-.
Az New Orleans. r. B.li. =.
Nf.rtcouer,....I q % % Ox-J I3 o
Hai;crles-Jantlen and Duko and Doran !;
Armstrong and D1nahuo.
AZ Atlanta, Ca.:
A-lauta-. e.; errors. -.
OhsttauYogRe. o.: errors, 4.
H.itcur--R -Rotrer aad Murphy; J. Meneice
ant T. Nclelce.
Al Mrmiugnem:
Ilrmnrllin-, O.; trs, 3; errors. 3.
N.shyilcs. I nits, a otrors, !.
Iattere--FarrCtt ana Earle; BoXendale and
Nuur~s.
40 Charleston;
Clatlest1u-. $. bRsc-hits, 10; errors, 6.
aa-I..as, 15. hass-Lit-, II; errors, ..
B4ueres-kilceu and Sugden; German ana
VI Mil-uf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26

ATLANTA. GA, April 97.-This afternoon two
Young repOrtors-E. NJ. Durant aud Walter
Howsrd-started from Atlanta 10 race on bicy-
cles 70 Chicago. Howard lett two hours in ad-
vance Of Durant. Neither knows the route 10
DO taken by the other purse OF Sl5O has
been raised, the winner 10 get 300 and the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26
GRACE-STREET ANNIVERSARY.
The School Celebrates Its Fifty-ninth
Hirthdav in "A PIensant WaY.

The falling rain did not prevent the gathorins
Of great crowd at tho Grace-Streot Baptist
church last night to witness the exercises Of the
nfty-nnth anniversary Of the sunday school OF
that church. Tho audience gas notably bright,
sympathetIc. sud responsive. John L. GOddin.
Esq, who has Just been Reelected for the fourth
time, presided over the exercises. Tho choir
platform. wnicn had been elevated and enlarged
for the occasion, was crowded with great choir,
whirh, under The mastery leadership OF Ar. Is. r.
cosby, rendered number OF sOul-lnspirns
anthems and chOruses. Prayer was offered by
Mr. T.. L. Echols. Tle report o. the superir-
tendent was brief, admirably road and breathcd
n spirit oi announcement and hope. IL showed
that during tho past year the school had main
tained its high average, sometimes reaching
fcatly 700 III its attendance. There spas
charming recitation by Miss Halle DlEnsOn,
which brought tho house down in irrepressible
JUDGE nANoocKs ADDRESS.
The speaker OF the evening was Judge y. A:
Hancock. Ito chOdo as his topic " Photography
IL was really brilliant and captivating speech
iall Of instruction. tingod with delica4e humor'
and at times really eloquent The Judge vas
heartily congratulated on nis hnO effort. There
was also a touching little rio sung by two boys
and a ligtle girl. and hr. ha1don ). Watkins
sang with thrilling effect " The Birtnrght u
Christ
Perhaps the most popular incident o. the ege-
ming WAS the dialogue on tho SundaY-schO0l
teacher rendered by seven OF DIR. Hatchers boys.
attractions Of the Grace-Street church. They
are under the management Of the pastor and ho
takes great pains In training them. The boys
who took part in the dialogue last night were
Hatcher Brown, Harry Powell, Robert Pyle,
Clinton Stone. Joe RObertson, Herbert Mccall,
aud Wlson Brown, and It was conceded that the
little fellows acquitted themselves 5pIendidly.
AWARD or PRIZES.
The school adheros % the prize system aud re-
wards its metn beTs for punctual.ty In attend
euce ana for bringing IN new scholars. These
prizes consisted Of books, many OF them Of So
perior quality, quite costly. ana were presented
by Or. Hatcher In an easy and humorous way,
which often provoked tho hearty laughter OF the
audience. Mr.. Nicholas Haddock brought In
about nfty new scholars daring tho year, aud et
hls own request his prize consisted OF money,
which he gave TO the building tund OF the church.
Mr. Vivian McKennon, most deyou. and con-
secrated young man. h tho missionary OF the
Sunday echoOL Ills repor, foe the year showed
much hard and effective work.
Mr.. Thomas j. Todd was the chairman OF tho
Committee OF Arrangements AMI he had every
thing IN appie-pie order. Tho 1oral decorations
were beautifully arranged. The programme
contained handsome picture OF the new church
10 WAS agreed on all sides that it vas the nnest
anniversary the school has ever had.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26
THE MONETARY CONFERENCE.
Amsrioa's Representation to Remain Tn
changed.
lBy telegraph to Tho Dispatch.

WASHINGTON, u. c., April 25,-Tho President
hns decided not % accept tho resgL ations Of tho
delegates 70 ;he international monetary con-
ference. Tho commssion will. therefore, re-
main unchanged unless s0mo OF tho members
decline 90 serve The conference will meet Nay
3Oth, aui thc question of a further postpone
inent wiu rcst entirely with its members.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26
The RasI nInkern

nut their names on their products. II
there's no name. there IL suspicion that
the goods are not the best. So IN buying
linoleum look out that the lettering
"Wilds Linoleum 10 on the back. When
you buy thst you get the best and most
durable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26
Bar Rooms.
April 2J, 1898.
To he Ei'0rC

AVsos
To he Editor Of lhe Dispatch.
In this mornings issue am represented
as speaking Of the "dsorderly conduct
that resulted from these (W. J. Johnson.
August Brehling. and Arno Langel BAR
rooms" Let me say to the credit OF Mr.
Langs, that as far ss know, De keeps as
orderly bar-rOOm a. any IN the city.
JoKI L. IUCKER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26
The CaraxeIs.

NEw YORK, April 25.--The Spanish caravels
parsed into the Hudson river at n o'clock,
having boeu sslutod from the different forts "a
they passed in, Tho Dolphin, with Secretary
Herbert aboard steamed by the careves as they
entered the river and salu;ed as she passed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26

LONDON, April 26.-The suspension is an
nOuncee of the London chartered Bank OF
| Australia. with psid-up capital OF Gi,OOO,OOO
and reserve fund Of 100000. Tho London
onico Is nt No. 2 Old Broad street. y. {. it has
many branches In Victoria, Now South Wales,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26
THE PRESIDENTS VISIT.
ADMINISTRATION Party for New York aud
That for Chicago.

wAsHISGToN, d. c., April 25.-President Cleye-
land win be absent from Washington six days
III connection with the ceremonies attending
the naval review Ia New York and tho opening
OF the Worlds Columbian Exposition IN
Chicago. An itinerary OF the trp was made
public by Private-secretary Thurber 70
day. Tomorrow (Woines,\y) afternoon the
presidential party will ieayc Washington ior
Now YORK IN special train over the Ponnsyl- !
yania road and viii arrive in New York tnat
night at about 10 O'Clock The trip 10 Chicago
viii be made without roturn 10 Washington. the
same train leaving New YORK city at IL o'clock
noon on Friday and reaching Chicago st - noon
on Saturday. Returning 10 Washington, mo
train will leave Chicago al Is o'clock T. VI. Mon
day aud Is duo ia Washington at l o'clock Tues
day afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26

Tho first Is n combination car, the second
dining car, the third new Pullman
sleeper with two drawing-ro0ms and twelve
sections, tho fourth drawing. car con-
sistnK OF eight compartments, and the nth IN
oonerYation car for the Presldcnt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26
The wiIl of Mr. Noting.

The will Of Mr. +. D. Noting was adiaitted -
probate n the Chaneery Court yesterday. Mrs.
Noting qualified as eXecutux without security,
as tho viii directed. Tne estate Is lef, entirely
to tina family,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26
worId's-Fair Tickets Over tho PsnDsyi-
yanfa Railroad.

In order 10 accommodate its patronA,
who will visit the Worlds Fair at Chicago
the Pennsylvania railroad announces that
il mas placed on sale special round-trip
tickets TO Chicago good for return trin
until November 18th inclusive. Full ins
formation as 20 the rates and conditions
attached TO these tickets can DO had on
application to tho ticket agents OF the
company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26
The NIechanic., Institute.

The pupils OF tho Mechanics Institute are In
the midst Of their examination, witch viii cOn-
tnue . week longer. Tho programme Of tha
commencement exercises win be announced n
"A few dnys
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26

Whom Basy vas sick. No savo her castoriA
whea she Was Child. she cried for cassoris
When shs became Mis-, she chung 70 cAssostA
When che had chilarsa. shs gave them csssssiA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26
Tha nlll Tor Tn-nar.

Mabel Paige end her comedy company pre-
sented "Chlck" at the Theatre last night.
" "husette will be preseated this afternoon aid
"unels psAisl" tonight,