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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
N0RF0LK'S RAILWAY.
PROBABLE PURCHASE OF HER
STREET LINES BY A SYNDICATE.
Claims of the Fast TO q senator-ship--
Too Cool for Comfort 1T tho
Seashore.
rcorre,pondsnce Of tho K.cnmond Dispa.cn. ]

Correspondence Of the richmond Dtspssch-l
NORFOLK. Va. June 29.-It is again stated
that the purchase of the Norfolk street
railway lines by syndicate of Rochester
On. Y.) capitalists is about to bo closed.
and that the extension OF the line 10 Lam-
bert Point and Wllloughby Spit will
speedily follow.
The United States steamship Concord.
after a stay Of two months ut the navy
yard repairing, will sail tomorrow for
New York and then TO tho China station
for a three.years' cruise. The United
States steamship Charleston. now in tho
Simpson dry-dock. is having her bottom
painted and sea-valves overhauled. decks
recaulked. and machinery and boilers
looked after.
CLAIMS OF THE EAST.
A writer in Landmark advocating tho
claims OF Coli Il. Z. Marshall, OF Ports
mouth, to one OF the United States sena-
torships makes the following pertinent re-
marks:
That while every other portion of the
State has furnished incumbents Tor State
officers our section has been entirely over
looked. if not forgotten. We have OF late
years occasionally reminded our brethren
from OtUtI pOTtlOUS VI lut hlttC VI oOlao
moderate and modest pretensions which
we hold on this subject. but for one rea-
son or another they have not received
their attention. and our wishes have not
been acceded to.
The great and illustrious Littleton
Waller Tazewell was the last representa-.
tive of Virginia in the United States Sen
ate from our section. and why should we
not now have a representative IN X Z.
Marshall? The time has come when this
favor ought no longer to be refused 10 this
section of our State; the time has come
when fair claim of right arises on our be-
half. and when IL is our duty, founded on
self-respect to urge IL with zeal and with
q determination that it shall be acknow-
ledged."
DIscoURAGING.
For several days the weather has been
rather cool here for comfort at the sea
| shore resorts. and reduced travel on the
| trains to the watering places Is the dis
couraging result.
The rush of Irish potatoes Is so great
| on the Old Dominion Line that the steam
| or New bern tas been taken OF the Caro-
| lima Line and run with that freight only
| TO the New York market.
Mr.. w. h. Hatcher has been appointed
| general auditor of the Atlantic and Dan
| vile railroad rice i. u. Chamberlain. re-
| signed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
silver Industries End.
rBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.


DrsvER. COL, June 2a-The Mollie Gibson
Nine at Aspen, the largest silver producer In
the state closed down yesterday, and VIII not re-
sume operations until the outlook for silver I'M
proves All tho big properties In that place
have reduced their forces, 300 mea having been
discharged yesterday. meeting OF mine
managers will be held to-day 10 consider tho
situation and take concerted action. The smelt-
era have ceased buying ore ana VIII conhne
themselves 10 that on hand or contracted for.
OMAHA, NEB.. Juno 2o-There Is strong
nronabiIty that the Dig Grant smelling and Re-
tining Works, OF this city, Will Dc closed on eo-
treasurer OF tho company, said yesterday; " o
nave aui, buying and shall buy no moro
SILVER until matters take a different turn. II We
cannot arord TO work silver We shall have TO
shut up shop. ,.a DIAL,
sr Louis Mo, June "a.-The 81. LOUIS Sinell.
ing and Refining Company. one OF tho iar6es'
ia the country, has decided 10 smut uoWn "oth,
owing 10 the silver trouble. 49,
H0IsE CITY, IDAHO, June 29.-Tho Wood River
s,iver-N Nine owners with few exceptions, have
suspended operations owing to tho fall Ia SILVER
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30

The Plaza Hotel, New YORK. situated on
Fifth avenue between Fifty-eighth aud
F,fty-nirth streets. overlooks Central
Park, tho Fiffh-avenue entrance OF
which il faces. ana Is within half
block of the terminal station OF
the Sixth.Avenue elevated railroad.
Its location (while In the fashion,
able centre) makes II easy Of access TO oil
alI parts OF the city and convenient TO all
the principal places of amusement. 1t Is
also the coolest and pleasantest summer
hotel IN New York. and its abe dhofs - &C
know wledgcd rs one of the very bcst IN town.
Its cafe and restaurant are kept open at
night. sfording accommodations TO thea-
tire parties, and Professor Chandler certi-
fies 70 the absolute purity ot the drnking
wsier aud ice used. which arc vaporixod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30

by tho local director that the pirecsor-Senerai
rhaIi be tho chief executive oslcer OF the isn,
from whom all orders shall emanate ana W
whom subordinate officers snail report, ooc, no'
appear to have wrought any change or inprvs.- 's.
ment In the system OF governing the Coiuin pisn
Guard. The Dircctor-Gcneral has been wa,'.ns y.
for oricial reports from the COMMANDER OF tne
guard and the chief OF tho ioreisn anh'rs - uos
has shown any disposition TO act IN
the matter seventeen OF tho foreign
commissioners, representing Argentina Ans,rls'
Japan. Liberia. The Netherlands. Norwhv, nus
sla. Spain, sweden. Switzerland. and Fepezueis
joined with Commissioner Hass,er In iormh' mn
protest to the Director-General June $50, IN ne
document was received by Colonel DAVIS .n' ,o.-
lowing day. vet II was denied at his office yce-
terdey THAI any letter Of protest had been re-
celyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
Friday Tours to the Ssashore Via Penn
syivanla Railroad. =

The Pennsylvania railroad has resumeH
the popular FRIDAY trips 10 tho seashore.
These tickets will be valid going only Ca
.rain leaving Washington at ii A. NJ. re-
turning from either Atlantic City, CapD
MAY ..or Sea ,ylA City on aay regular tiaIs.
up TO and including the following Tuesday
and are sold at the low rate of - Tor tho
round trip. Parlor-car accommodations
can be secured in advance between Wash
ington and Philadelphia and hilrdelphss
to points named by application u kooerC
A. Parke, agent. Baltimore and Potomac
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
Co,ored B,eamisti IN Louisa.

fCOrrespOn lenre OF tho KIchnOnl DIspatcn.I
LOUISA, Va, June 29.-WAsh Talley (coloredl
obtained license at our Clerks ofiice on 18TH OF
MAY last and married Judie Anderson. TaDcy
swore that he was widower in order TO get IL
cense (his wife being in the asyium). Common
wealth 's- Attorney Gordon is proceeding to have
him arrested and tried for btgainy.
Deputy-shorig Il. II. Anderson was accident
ally shot last Friday in attempting TO romoye q
pistol from n belt around his person. The ball
entered his left side, and but for striking rio
would have entered his heart Dr. John Is. An
derson is treating IN ana his recovery Is as
sur cd If blood poisoning does not set Ia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
BY The PRESIDENT.
'i'''Ir. Auditorsbip-Secre
les % AT tisio-ConsnIshtps.

i''lrr Auditorship-Secrstaryship
' L'-u % II At i,io-ConsnIshtps.
taasraph 20 the Dispatcnl
D. G., June 29.--Tho President
.e following appointments:
a1wman. indiana, Deputy Fourth
t- treasury.
E.. .nl.r-on, District Of Columbia, Sc
t.tlot ~ RIO De Jsnctro. Brazil
4fuioid Moore. New York. Hun. kng-
d.. t11. New York, Antigua, Wes,
D.. filc james, New YORK, Woodstock,
D.. tt'k. GeOrgs ". Savage. New Jer-
5t.and: Eugene GERMAN, Cali
A- tufzerland; James II. Madden,
go f'1a, Turkey; Frank Y. Hyde, Con-
Co. A'"A.. frsnce: fredenck W. Kirk
f.. -siu' Stettin. Germany: George &.
.r... sr., flouia, Para. Brazil 0I,o n.
TO- '.''A DakOtt, Christiana, Sweden:
-. pisine, Jr., West Virginia. Deme-
-.a; D Courtney Hlxson, Aiaba ma,
a. .a'as, Eissrd 4. Crane. Ponnsy iva
a., ''f Germany; Henry Z. Smith, Ala
~. a-i.ls. Brazil
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
yyariike Negro Picnic.
fpx,.isgraDh 10 the Dispatch.

cu.ysERsBuRG, PA. June 29.-The Afrlcan
Meinotist Episcopal sundays Oh VIM VIM
49, .,,,.,erdev some OF the cxcursionlsts on
sere, nee, IN a game OF "craps." which endsd 10
asht. KevoIyers were drawn ani pronisscHu.ous H.yr
flring resulted, IN which joseph hayes ,s,,,iv "
satsil, injured. and Willism PIloieau. OF WIN
cbester. painfully wounded. Tho former a, mas
four balls Ia bis groir. and the lAter we, mes V ~
,vx1ca ia the log. Both men are III !aih WIN "'0
or TWO others Of the participants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
Situation In Siam.
fsy Anglo-American cable to the Dlsp

fBy Anglo-American caDIe 70 Vuo UIsUHI0H'I
IoNpoN. Eng. June 29.--In the House Of Com
mons to-day, In reply 10 question as 10 ,he
s1tuntinn I'm Siam, Sir Edward Grey, Paria-
mentary Secretary OF tho Foreign Onice, stated
mat one British War-ship was already AZ Hang-
kok, another was on the way, ana thlrd was
,,trcd France he added had warned the 81
amese government that a French fee. going 10
Saigon NAV be sent TO Bangkok II the SITUATION
demanded their dispatch 10 The capHaL ins
TSancn covernment had given assurance that
the BRUSH gogernment would receive noHce
nefore a Meet was ordered 10 Bangkok.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
Whore to summer.
HoryL BEDFORD, BEDFORD CRY, Va.

HofKL BFDfOBD, BEDFOBD CIif, VA
This elegant hotel, beautifully furnished.
is situated at the base of the Peaks OF
otter. on the Norfolk and Western rail-
road, on commanding elevation, afford.
ING a beautiful view Of the surrounding
scenery, and is the most complete summer
hotel in Virginia. Electric lights, hot
and cold-water baths. and complete sani-
tary arrangements. Cuisine and service
unsurpassed. Mineral waters of valuable
curative powers. Band Of music.
For further particulars and circulars
address j. GogDoS SMITH.
Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
DEATH CHEATS THE GALLOWS.
Tony Rogers, Who Was to BE Hanged July
eth, Dsad-Gov. Clark's Portrait.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l

Especial tole ram 70 The UIspatch.I
RALEIGH. y. c.. June 29.-Goyernor Carr to-
plight received a telegram from Sheriff Smith, OF
Richmond. announcing the death OF Tony
Rogers tho negro who was under sentence to be
hanged al Rockingham July 9th. lie was ffst
sentenced to DO hanged June 9th for poisoning
his wife out owing 10 tho seYero sickness OF
sheriff Smith was reprieyei until June 27th. On
the latter date Rogers was very SICK and was
again reprieyed. Death cheated the gallows
after all -
Governor Carr to-day received from the family
OF the late Governor H. T. Clark iiie-sizo por-
trait In oil OF that gentleman. The presentation
was made through X. ii. Battle, OF Raleigh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
CURRENT COMMENT IN ESSEX.
Notable Marriage More nad-Dogs' ana
Dog Law Badly Needed-Crops.

correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
LIoYps, VA, June 20.-The interesting event
Of the week was the marriage OF MIR. w. ID
Gresham, popular young merchant, to MISS
Kate L. Cammack, a relgning beauty. Mt upper
Essex church Wednesday, the 2Sth instant, al .
A. a., by Rev. Frank Beale. There was large
attendance OF the friends aud acqualhtahces Vi
me hride and groom and after tho ceremony
they happily hioi away behind spanking PAIR
of horses to Milford Station, on snort notthern
tour. The ushers were aessrs. Is. D. Sauhuers
and j. =. Cammack Jr. -
the need OF n dog law being enacted by the next
session Of tho Legislature is pressing. raold
dog recently bit three persons boiore ne coulu Do
killed, and how many other dogs no one snows'
The wheat crop exceeds any III former years
and the season has been fine. Corn Is doing
well. ,,. .
DIR. W. Saunders and lady are solourning az
Atlantic civ. y. D.. and have postponed their
trip to the South and the Worlds Fair until next
fall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
FIRST NEW WHEAT THIS SEASON
Discovery of a Rare Book, q Relic oil '"'
waY-SaIe Of tho Snowden Estate.


Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispaschl
FaEpERrcxsBURG. VA. Juno 29.-hr. A. ~
McWhirt, Of Tits county. brought the first ne"
wheat in market this season on "Wednesday cve-
ming. u was Of the Fulcaster variety ana a
prime article, and weighed GA pounds 70 VIZ
bushel. He raised 10 bushels on eleven acres-
lie sold "a bushels here az 90 cents.
Mr. James A. Turner, OF this city, In LOOKING
over a number OF books which ne purcnn.oa
sorne years ago from the late bdwih cnr.o', .n.
found ono entitled "1he Revocation OF the
Edict of Nantes and Its CONSEQUENCES 10 tho
Protestant Churches OF France aud ltsy, Cvh-
tanning Memoirs OF Some OF the sunerors III ,no
Persecution Attending That Event" ~ was
published at Philadelphia by the PresDy'erilu
board Of Publication. and has the iolloWlnk
written on the front fy-lcat: I" wafer "a
keenan,, Company d, Fifth Texas Regimen,
wounded October z, 1854; sged ~ years born
October -, lS4J.'
MAY FIND THE OWNER.
During the war many wounded southern
soldiers we're taken 10 the house OF Mr. carer
hero, where they were tenderly cared Tor. fer-
haps the wide circulation OF tho DIsPAiCh ,a M,
lead 10 the owner. II alive, or some OF his reia-
tives, procuring this book, 10 whoin Mr. iufh0A
would gladly deliver II.
The beautiful estate known as "Snowden, On
the suburbs Of this city and formerly beiohg,nk
10 the late John l.. Stansbury, was soin 20 M.
John II. Chapman, OF Massachusetts, for el''-
$50. r,..,
Stonewan Lodge. No. IA. Junior order united
American Mechanics. Wednesday night eiectna
the following officers for the ensuing term w.
W. Stairs, councillor; Z. c. Bell. vice-councliiol
H. :. Wroten, junior =. C.; X. l.. Williams re-
cording secretary; J. l.. Brooks, financial secre-
tary: J. W. Baker, treasurer; 1. NJ LaIal,' a,r
warden; Charles Perry, conductor; y. = rsIes'
inside sentinel william Penn, OUTSIDE hensl-
nel. ]. r. CouIdmnn and H.. r. Wroten. irua-
iees K L. Williams and j. +. Gouldmau were
elected representatives TO the state COuhci'
which meets in Newport News next Octooer'
PAISFUL ACCIDENTS.
Little Alma, daughter of Mr.. John +. uonId,
man, had the end Of one Of her fingers mashen
Of by a windoE-sash falling on It,
Mrs. Charles T.. Bragdon. OF this city, pam
fuuy sprained her ankle while jumping III :
boat at Widewnter yesterday. she Is SUFFERING
very much from 1t. IL,
Miss yirgIe Tyler, OF this city, has boon called
10 Salem, \. e.. by the serious illness Of her
brother at that place.
Master OConnOr Goodrich, who has been ai,-
pointed messenger in the Interior Department.,
l. the eldest son Of Judge John 4. Goodrich, oi
thia CITY Tho salary about 800 MONTH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
DEATH OF MRS. w. T. DlcKsY.
Colonel Buford Canvussing In the South
xxest-An Injunction Granted.

tCorrospondencs OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
N,KioS. VA. June 29.-Mrs. W. T. Dickey. a
,,rr,,-ro-uectea Indy of our ioSp, dis1 Tu.s!a :
morning at 10 o'clock. Tho funeral services
took place to-day at the Presbyterian church.
Sbe l.avea n husband and two children.
Colonel \. :. Buford was IN town Tuesday con-
ferttne with citizens here as 20 his chances Tor
gubernatOrial honors.
Dr. John :. Apperson is here from chicago,
bnt viii soon return with his family.
In thecaseo OF y. l.. LoOkD 81 al. against the town
OF Marion Judge John J. Kelly granted an ln-
junction restraining the municipal authorities
from Issuing bonds to pay damages to abutting
nroDerty-o owners along Broadway street Iha
line of the Marion and Rye-Valley railroad was
io.ated through the street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
Mira Davis and Mrs. Grant,
fuv ,cl,eraun 20 the Dispatcn.l

cR,xsToN's on rHE HUDSON. n, T., june ~, ~.
~, Jafterson Davis ana Mrs. Grant enloyeo
long talk this afternoon on the east sotaa' ~
.oss .os,ran.,on Hotel, overlooking the Hudson. NO
w. ~ a,.smn,ed 20 tnfrude upon their privacy.
n IL said that their conversation wss MANY nn
n,uan resniniscencss Of their own and then nuS-
hands active aud eyentfui careerHx Hx,,,a, and
M,s paws her daughter ldlss ninn,el, aoa
M Grant went out together for drive AZ
Mr.. DAVIS has decided 20 leave 0rans,on o,,s
IN, Monday morning, and, in company Win
hsr dsuehtor, will 20 direct 10 Naffasanse"
ilaux
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
No Additional Receivers.

lspochi teiesfa'H !" eno Di'p"'~''I
RALEIGH. y. C.. June 29.-Before Judge Con-
nor, in chambers here this evening, there was
argument on n motion by the state and other
creditors OF the Bank OF New Hanover, Will
mington, Tor the appointment OF additional
receivers. Tonight Judge Connor nled an
opinion continuing Junlus paylF as assignee
ana refusing 10 appoint additional receivers.
He issued an order appointing James a. Leak,
president Of the branch bank OF New Hanover
at Wadeshoro', receiver OF the latter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
"Cocarae" Sensation Recalled.

fBy Anglo-Amer'can cabieto the Dispatch'i
PAgIs. June 29-An EDglishman named Daw-
s,n. a servant in the British Embassy was dis
,l,,ns u,lth false keys Few believe that tho in
cdent ha. any connection with tho Coedrde
story Of compromising documents alleged TO
have been distracted from the strong bck ~ the
Fnhas-y. tits said az the Embassy that tho
arySot is teueyef not even to have known NJ.
Norton, who supplied lhe documents on Which
the Coeayce story VAS based.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
r,,., ,,s,cbists Arrested.

LONDON. June 25.-Ihe Anarchists Cantweii
and Young were arrested this evening 10Y posting
a'iacerds yiru,ently denuncatOry OF tho royal
- ,,uv After nlluding 10 the extensive prepa-
rati,ns made TO- the wedding oil the Duke o,
NON and Princess May, while thousands OF
tsmllies are starving in London, the pisearas
ali unCn tho worGing-people 70 assemble Ia
u,.a PARK next sunday 10 protest agaiis,
~ sanseIess wasto Of wealth on royal vermin. "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
Juiv-Tourth Excursion Rates.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND PoroMAc
RAILROAD COMPANY.

"''7 y
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Round-trip tickets at low rates between
ALI points on this road and to Alexandria
and Washington will be on sale July lst.
I'd. Sd, and lth. good to return until July
9th. inclusive. Continuous passage IN each
direction.
Richmond to Fredericksburg and re-
turn. S2.G0.
Richmond to Alexandra and return,
S4.55.
Richmond 10 Washington anG return
S4.S5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
Smuggling of Gin.
fRv Telegraph 70 the Dispstcn.l

GioucKsTxs, Mass. June sv.reyp,v pesrr,sd a, on
. n,l,'' vn,e startled this afternoon when Sky
. nsIs ssysnty hall barrels and foar quarters quarters
q ss seized and % lsalae ssrses . % 'Ns sho
house 20 nn' co.s,gued were found on some OF
uau ,nsm. Tbe seizure. bsns anoa. sho sas,on xes'
ssos made here. has caused ns aus.s 81 .oso@insn2
and Il Is alleged tbn. tnc !. ns"''
men ere conpectod wish ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
Horrible MatrIcide.

ATLANTA, Ga, June 29.-A horrible crime was
committed at Reynoldstown, suburb OF Atan-
I'm late this evening. Tom Fagen, an inocci!e
son,h- l9 wear. OF age, killed hts mother by cut.
80. her head Oh with an axe ana then ne spiit
,ha head open and otherwise mutiiated thc
hndy. Mrs. Fngan bad been Ill anu was con.
nnaS psyS % her red. While nobody else was about
IT, IT, ao,ayed Inc room and Knocked his mother
a. tne head with an axe. killing AMI horribly
mntilating her, as described. When discoveroi
Earan Was IN a perioct frenzy. ne aia ho'
sser 10 realize the enorfnity of his deed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
pepositors being Paid.
f,,- ,e,ep-ann IN the Dispat.n.

ATLANTA. Ga, June GOAT . O'Clock this
morning the Gate CITY NATIONAL BANK peeen =
ma wing on its depcsitors- There was stcady
siream o. dcpositors ali day. aud about tlo0,ooo
was paid out. Tho deposits Withdrawn we're al
small ones. the larger depcsitors holding on
unt,l after the rush. Tho payment Of THIS monoy
"a having an excellent euecs on business
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
MRS. MAGlLL DEAD IN A WELL.
Was 1t Accidental or soicidai ?-Demo-
cratic Postmaster to Take Charge.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispstch.l
CHARLOTTE. n. c., June @9.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Ann Magll, wife of I. X. Mag i'll, was found
dead in the we'll Mt her residooce this morning.
She retired az usual las. night and was not
missed by her husband or any OF the family un-
I'll early this morning negro servant went TO
draw water ana made the awful discovery:
When rescued from.the we'll her skull was found
20 bc crushed III and apron strings were tied
around her neck rs II TO choke her. Is is not
known whether her death was accidental or
suicidal, though circumstances point to the lat
ter.
BURIAL or Mr. BBLX.
inc rey. }. -. be.k, a proiuisins yUlne minis-
ter VINO died nere yesterday, was buried to-day
at Waxnaw, 5. G.
Cards are out announcing tho wedding OF
Judge Elwin I. Boykin and Miss Ada Rogers OF
Conc ord. on tho 12th Of July.
Post-O e-lnspector Smith arrived here to-day
10 assist In turning over the Charlotte post-onlce
TO Captain 7. X. Robertson, Tho Democratic ap-
pointee. This will be done tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
Tammany's Fourth-of-Ju'y Takers.
fRv ,elegranh 10 tho Dispatch.l

NEW YORK, June 20.-The programme OF the
Tammany society's Fourth-of-July celebration
was announced to-day. Speaker Crlsp's name
appears on the list for n long talk" although t
the illness OF his wiie. Representatives John
Allen, OF Mississippi, and John X. foIiows, OF this
city. are also on the list Of lons takers. Among
the - shors-talk" makers VIII be Senator Cbaries
r e;inaSn. of Maryland: Governor william A.
MacCorxls. Of West Virginia, and l. Y. Living
,f f.eorQla-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
Hospital Bonds Defeated In Roanoke
fspecial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l

ROANOKE Va, June 2y.-An election was held
I'm this city yesterday by the freehold voters on
a PROPOSITION that the ciiy guarantee pay
ment OF the interest on $4,000 IN bonds pro
posed TO be- placed Dy the Roanoke CITY hospt
were cast and 1877 for the proposition. Tue
city charter requires three fouiths OF the free-
hold voters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
The Ladies'.

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use the California
LIQUID laxative, Syrup of Figs. under all
conditions makes it their favorite remedy.
To get the true aud genuine article, look
for the name of ths California Flg-Syrup
Company, printed near the bottom OF the
package.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
Another Exposition snari.

wev, Ms r.Ia GROUNDS, CHICAGO. Juno 20
,rna Paraguayan exhibits remain closed ana
,.oysred to-day, white overy exposition onleini'
excevtiug Director. General Davis, Is either et.
ceayoring 20 shirk respons'b,niy 10. .. .ny ans.s
~ and Intentionally ignored tho prosest.
Tho decision recently reached ny tne
Council Of Administration and connrneo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
For Over Elfty yexrs

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for children teething. II soothes tho
child. softens the gums. allays all pain.
cures wind collie. and Is the best remedy
for darrhma. 25c. a bottle. Sold by all
druggists throughout the world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
ACnri.

In calling attention to our celebrated
Roller-Tray, which Is the most convenient
and strongest trunk made and which IS
made in every way superior to all other
trunks. We beg to say that We warrant II
the best and that we will do any necessary
repairs to them free OF charge.
Very respectfully,
II. W. RoCsTREE & BRoTHER.
Richmond, Va.