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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
soaboard Air.Liue-N.w rrain Rlehmoni


The Seaboard airline ~ now running
their Atlanta and Washington special
solid between Atlanta aud Washington
without change of cars.
Leaving Richmond ut 2.25 Z. ~ daily, ~.
rlying u, Atlanta 7.30 4. VI.
One hour and twenty -hve minutes quick
'r tImo between Richmond and Atlanta
than by any other line.
Through Pullman Palace. Buffet, and
Sleeping tar-.
Returning leaves Atlanta az jfj Z. H.,
arriving Richmond ll:l5 4. VI.
Through close connections made at
Atlanta 70 and from Chattanooga. Nash
VILE. Mobile. Montgomery. Opo,Ika, New
Orleans, and all Texas points. and a.
Washington for all points North
For fun Information. tickets. Sc., apply
10 II. VI. BOYAlS.
Soliciting Passenger Agent.
~3G east Man atrerf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
rrnm hnT1ecntI.n lhnmhnr-

The Governor yesteriay parionei NIi-f VIZ.
son. who In 1857 was sentenced from Nanse-
mond county 20 thirteen years "a the pcuitau-
tiary for murder m ths second degree. PARTON
was granted solely on acroun. e. rho wso-kcd
physical condition ~ rho prisoner.
1ne Governor Will. n possible, auonl tha con-
mcncement eXercAcs ~ tho Hampton NorInsi
School. which take place on tho 2nth ~ sla
month. lie has declined. owing q a prost0us
engagement, 20 take part in tGe n0po .AJn4.
ment uuyciiluE ceremonies to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
NorIh,. TnIr nt 40 \. ". Z. a.

The entertainment fo be- given ~ tho Young
Mems Christian Association to-murr1w nght
promises 70 De- ono of tho most popular givra ~
that institution this season. lt EIl c'LaI.t x
iftg HtorcOptl'0l vlsw- Of me Worils FAR.
iuusUatvc O; tns huililIg- Gui grouuit hlr.
James Alexander binnhiugsaip, tie artist, Who
has hai much association Wiih flH Columbian
Exposition, viii present ami explain 'Ae PIT
lures. 10 ls understood mat nH al.l b" in.rc-
durei to the Rchmoul audience ty Dr. Thomas
A.af. %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

Tho entertainment ~ Is,Tmrr' cacrch las,
r,sht Was largely attended. juI-e rrar gave
ergcrat rc1iiucs. Nr. Webb ol.'li.t Rt Cen-
t"uarv church, preside Ht tu' piano. ma colo
srl"ctlcas wcfe nnrly rendor'i.
Miss EllA SguuIcr-. a. NIlam.r ror,. Pc,
chm 4 thc audience with her ueruffIl y0irc.
Miss saunders Is a graduate 0f th' Boston Con-
seryatory OF Muse. Nho has n cisar, true go
prAu0 voice, well mOiul1fsf. ani carefully cll.
tivgted. Her recitation was fue.y given. Tho
duet % Mis-. saunders nud M.ss Natiis Johnson
the gem of tlo eyouing. lhe Nhole per-
formauce weut IN smoothly agI was highly ap-
rra faf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
e. c. FuLcHeR,s IeaRleLe DsArA.
Uis Body Horribly Nau2led-Enclged TO
To HIarried 20 IA Lovely Girl.
Especial telegram to tne Dispatch.l

STAuaroN Va, Nay 0.-Giwln Cask.e Full
clor, aged n, son Of Captain Eiw.n \. Fulchor,
of THIS county. vas tnc yictun ot a terrible acrl-
delt t1is afternoon. mo young man, who on
Friday was 10 begin services as an express
messenger. w1s in the c2grea scar = the west
bound the-apeaFo and ONO tram No .. A
tho tram Passed SIyders Station, NJ
winch this tram was not 70 sop, young
lu.sher a,tuwp,e1 O. jump or. rs hi4
home was a short distance irom that place. Tho
train WIS LAUNDERING down tno grade
~ q 2O-milo-an-hoIr clip, aud a3 the young man
jumped 20 the platform hr fril ou the TIA a :;
three cars passed over him horribly managing
tGs body and causing Instant d'afh. Young
tulch"r vas y handsome. manly young follow,
ami bad many friends. ono ~ tno sal features
of the ca-' r. that The unfortunate young man
was engaged 90 tc married to n lDyc'y young
lqIy. q pupil 20 ono OF tho female semlnnries in
m" city lti- said mat fulcher had an acc.-
don't policy Tor 5000 on nis hie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

4 short wr.lo tc'o~e the appointment OF n re
COVER Tor 80 !rxali-CreGshaw Company arc
IL. Cariozo ,cy.ed upon iot.Oi mulcs aud carts
owned hy tho mu Ing concern. I'm the Chsncory
Court yesterday Judge Lamb entered decree
declaring Mr.. NarlCaD = parry plAlntiil 10 lie
amt OF Cronskaw aud OthoTs against tho Ha1Sll-
CrcnshRw Company ana ad'udeirg thc loYy
valid. The CecIcc directs thote'eiyo. 20 sell The
mules aud carts fcicrrcd 90 and 10 pay the claim
Of Caid0zO, Whirn amounts . $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
INTERNATIONAL MAcAlNlsrs.
Headquarters of the Union Removed from
Richmond 70 Indianapolis.

ISpIASArOIIs, IND.. May g. The International
M1chinis;s' Union yesterday chose Indianapolis
~ its headquarters, involving u rewoyal from
Rchwoul, Ia.
Tue convention endorsed IN secret session q
Proposed strike os tho 400 machini5,s employed
~ tue Grant IOromotivc-MOr in Oll ago
Tho pr!r,ip1l cIuse Of a." trouble 50 tho To-
guirrWout ot The company shat each man iu one
" thc lDpaItmcuts small run two mGrhlLos.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
Cantain r.Ier.. rnner,l re.p,,.

Tho funeral ~ Captain James VI. Tylor. who
died suddenly 30 his oQcc, M Kueger building.
Monday night, will takc llaes from Trinity Me-
noi.-t church This afternoon at i2,lJ ocio,k.
Tho pall-hearers Will re Colonel y. Be1 Bigger.
a.. Watt Taylor, j. ". Macon. John Caalkloy
sdnoy Chalkiey. and James f. philps-
Tho ROMANS Will bc lad tO rest AZ naweon'9. 3
station on the Chesapeake and ONO railroad.
wherc the vito OF tho deceased Is buried. 1hs
train which viii take the body from l,l hmctd
will Leave tho ieUotat o'clock.
Coroner Taylor viewed the re1l ains AMI WAS a
the opinion that death resulted from sOmo brGin
frouhle-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

Il Is now apparent tiat tr' young lady @rra
hy Ofi,a- llaI at % thucrh.iiW nOlr.lng-hOlso
Is uot keuec'a tloneur who rrceItly ie.t her
homo in Amherst county 4 gentleman well
az tIaiuted with The tl-m"ut- family went over
% sec the slr yesterday afternoon and ~. ~ tei
that @he was not fnn daughter nt hl- AWn"ot
friend. Oflrer Han hes received another lcttrr
from tte Chlet OF Polite o' anDk", hHs 70
throws uo light Whatever upon tAls case, so 90
Cs Miss Clements IA concerned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

Mr.. y. ". Walir0n The freight agent ~ tto
Chesapeake AM ONO rlilr0al. who has in his
house, on Mqr-haU street the mantcls ghEh
adorned IN" bayIs Mansion during 49, o-rupan-
cy b. me President, has received 70 letter from
~ Chicago syndicate Offering MIN $1,000 HUr
these raro relics. Sir. MalIgon viii refIro tho
money, Hs he values tho nilntrls AZ eomcfhirg
iiSo t2O,OOO aud ls hy no means anxious 20
part VITA thom unLo.s Le can set thIs slnl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
PAGs-PULLER CAMP or VETERANS
Memoria!-Uny CeIebrated-Addresses-
VIII Come 20 the Davis Funeral.

lNpacial telosFam - the Dsplt'n.l
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE "a. May 0.-1he
Paee-punor Camp ot Cohteierate Veterans cole
hra,ci thcic NemoraLDly to-day At TIE Court.
house. Ailrcsses were made by 81 Marquis
Jole- aud ion. =. y Stunb., Inc camp wa
much disappointed ia MT having with thcui
Judge Wright ami Hon. n. ". IlOurnoy who
wore eX 9c ted to te present Hni 90 mako adj
dresses Major / :. IGiiafcrro read pn orlginaI
poem upon me doa1 heroes oi Gloucester.
The camp accepted the invitation II Lee Camp
O. De- present at tho ceremonies % take place az
the rriuiormcnt Of tho remains " tho late
prosilau Dasl-.
Four urW memters wore received into the
camp ana threo applications Tor membership
were Ll9L
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
Street Cov,mit,er in the District.

Tho Council Committee on Streets met yosIer-
day morning nn1 took drive through the an
uexed portion OF Lee District for tho purpose OF
sceing what o. needed 90 DO done ~ that section.
40 action was taken as ~ where improvements
should bo made. hut this matter Will como up
Tor consideration later.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
Rheunatisu

is emphatically blood disorder caused 10y
inability OF the kidneys 10 throw of GER
tain poisons which accumulate in the It's
sues about the joints and muscles.
=. Y. T.. very simple. quickly. and sure
ly cures this disease, neutralizing impuri-
ties IN the blood. Experience and science
both endorse 7. p. p. as the only infalli-
bic blood purifier known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

Court las; night. She was found guilty Of pe'it
larceny an1 sent TO jail for thiriy days nni
fined 81. The Judge also required her to givc
security for her cOrd behavior In tho sum OI
1900, IN default Of which she was sen.to iail ioF
two months.
Ellen Norris tcolorcil, charged With n mi5de-
mcauor. was gued $40.
The case against i. II. Turner for obtaining
n horse from j. d. soabright by false representa-.
ton ha- le0L continued until tho juno term o'
fln
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

FrGteraal L5'c,. 30. 53. conferred tho third
q srco ON lw3 c-udda.os Monlay night
Mr-. V. =. johnson los a.Iel 10 the Bazaar
funl slio, ~lIch -lo received ftom friends m
Now or5.
Na.orA. H. Drcvry. % Wcstoyer. ard scna-
tur Edward E.lcls. OF e-auutou, arc al tho Tx
cL.ucg licte.
Miss Bess'e g.. Lewis. " brunswick county,
Va, visiting mo family II MIa. Walter Chris-
tan, $40. o. east Clay rtrcef.
Auofthe ladies' n tho kentucky table of tho
B.z7Ir a~o requested 'u mnc' % 20: cast Main
stree. This afternoon 10 5 O'CLOCK.
Ai-s Mary FognoiIs hos received from friends
,u knoxville. Tenn. through "r T.. T. Reynolds,
%. shat l.y. go iJr tuc Naud-~outn table.
Pa-,-sa.ncu E.. G.. Garrison. q Tocalontas
Tfitc }. o. R. Ne, ~ ole Ct fhc represe ntatiyo-
tn thc Great Coli I'D which meets I'D Norfolk TO-
DAY.
the annual meeting q tho Virginia Hot
Sr1ugs Company. WlIen was 20 have boon been
he'd yesterday, las Doen postponed ior two
weeks.
Ne.sr4. c. y. Fcor7 ana r. P. Bnce. who wc-e
injured .u tine :.-. .It wreck on the thee4Tcake
aui Oni1 railway. ate 10th recovering from their
injuries.
The Richmond Bazaar property. on rankin
street between luurt ."u,l AMI Fifteenth was
offered for -1!e yesterday morning but was
"'.-'' i"'
iae "Ash shinGioh o,f ~ yes-e,dayy say Mrs;
naf'1' WI .' 1ii' '"'' il' ,.i w ''..' ",' d,
hi'Ln' No. &c., l- f'sIUis MIS- 4AIIiI"H' oo'
iN'ItI street,
Tic eoitl.south Committee of tic Memorial
Bazaar $3.50 mfe; % % o'"I0-6 fh'5 Afternoon no
tf.e resi- .Iler.. 0f Nl4- VlGshmcu. So. 800 s.ufA
Tou,.b -,fert
,-.,.-
tar'.e, ,tt.-,'-, , rgt'b,r of tc.t'tl." ,.9-e-
ar0o.e t,... II tte city were re.OrteI and
r-.tr. wa, .i,.n.
q" ~ ~" u. hn'A' 'ci s1,'' ~ ih' S'.'. H.
'.- i"P.i-l 'oA' 'lt''i, "n'.. l",l.' in 2, e,i,
vic f-a' W' "ii l"F LLAL tlty ia-t hisut an l
Thor, was ,..it, m Interesting meeting a. SO.
t.ot.' hai iast nifni 2' o.', btan,n Loit''
i' ,.S /" ~ 'H ~. ID. 'i.', ...- "'--'.i'" N'N-
ti.'''' -''' i' "' ..''l ''""i-'''
Nossrs T.. l.. I,n,h au! r. -. Pgrfcrl hayo
boon elected as representatives, from Pickett
,.nIfI 10 t.e Grand t'nn,, Of COME l.rlte Ne.c-
ra.,e. which lnr..sin Norfolk june I4fi
lLe h1t1 %, M'r'y society az i"iSh-Strcnt
btri's0 'Lt % "II tiFo Inu -''i 81 aui uJiu '--
niHl-''A tLl'I''l Ar MHy V.e'h ON lhut--
., , ia ,,.,,,.'i a.. ''
O.l-Ee-'iyo.c lir" Monday afternoon uo4r A-h-
ia. G"a ..r-. ,'T @-.r','. 30 one was hur.'
h.' t-.'l' ' hi-- .-r i.i' l.97'At'i s.
".itdt.u ana NAlH'I ID 'e.u AAH i'tatI'oIi
tF'-.-.
Nr. IL. Vance brewer. pcD.lq- cler, In tb5
,l.a-..,,-. ard ONO rr-t tcr,-.c, a,sff4 of ..a.
ami ''.s. l.-n.co Mccall Peyno wul DE- married
At.. ". '- Payne -.d VIII leave Immediately On
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
Worldi, Colnmbisn Exposition

will be of value to the world by Illus
trating the improvements IN the mechGnl-
can arts. and eminent physicians will tell
you that the progress In medicinal agents
has been OF equal Importance, aud as o
strengthening laxative that Syrup OF Figs
is far in advance OF oil others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
\ Protest Against "a Lady.
ISpecial telegram 10 mo Dlspatch

T"TT'TTIF' ITO
WAsHiNGTOS, ID. c.. May "a delegation CON
posci OF Mr.. Mur-uis0n. Mr. Black. and others
arrived hero to-day % protest against the gp-
continent of p. lady rerommenfed Tor tho post
fna-tershiD Mt Carthage. Moore county. y. g..
~ho was recommended by Congressman Grady,
tut the tisitors, wAic IA. uog proscuiirg a cam
d,iaic ~ their own, do not think she should be
appointed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

There was % have been meeting Of the Soci-
c,y icr tue Prevention Of Cruoty % Amin ils
last night "a It's rev quarters, on Main sifeet
betgoon sixth and Seventh. but only few
meubers responded, and no business was
transacted. II was the nrst timo there had been
q conyocatiOn 10 the nowly-ftte1 apartments OF
fhe association. 1LosC who were present iu-
dulgcd IN good deal Of informal talk as 70 the
iuturo EOfk OF tho organization.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
Ea=e-RaII in Brief.

At Washington: Il. s.u. F.
B0st1ns ...........I o q Il o / o D O-Sl2 %
Batteries: Maui aud Farrell; S'aley and Mer-
4: Baltimore: p. BIZ. r.
Phi!eIe.plias % - / o % / - o o. 8 10 4
Batieucs schmu ana RJhinson. Kee!e anu
Cross.
At Cincinnati: r. B.H.
pitfsblrgs......1 = 2OOOx-G y 3
batteries Chamberlaia and Vaughn; ferry
anl Mack.
s.. Ai f55i!- Si- LOUIS oooaoo2oo-Es' l. NH' +
Ini.ago.. ........O o q 90 OO-I Is 5
Bat,cre.: Gleason aud reItz; HutclInsoa
Gni hittroigc.
New .' iorss.......o6 6O2eOO0o- o-i0 II :
Bro1klyus........I IOOO2 1jlI-Il l. =
Batteries: Foreman, Crane. and Doyle; Ken
uo1y and kinsiOw.
At Louisville: The Louisville. Cleveland game
postponed on account of Wet grounds.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
At BIRMINGHAM: II. B.H. Z.
Birminchanls- NIL IOOOO32-O IL 3
New Orlean4.......O . o l % 3 l % 3
Batteries: Underwood and UlTick Doran and
Baldwin.
At Nashville: Nashville. 3: Montgomery o.
Batteres-Hoff"r aud Sommor. Smith, VIII
son. ana Armstrong.
At Macon; h. B.H. Z.
Macon -...........O Il0OOO OO2- ! \ Z
savauuah...... / - l o / 3 2x-l2 Il l
Batteues-Abbey and Hess; Pe,ty AMI hur-
ley.
At Chattanooga: d. BIT. p.
Cnatta9oosa. 30 OOOIo5-B II q
Aurusf fa...........O q o o 3 De- 3 %
Batterie4-Stephcus and Dusgale; German
and Wilson.
AZ Atlanta: Z. R.H. +.
Atlanta - 2OOIO00 40 , 3
Charleston ........I o ! o o o -
BatteIios-Dowaid CAd Murphy; Cross aEd
Sagden.
A. Memphis: Memphis, 10; Mobiles, o.
Batteries: Wlttroc1 Gnd Eoen; D@nie.s and
Frost.
IS1ER-COLLBGIATE.
Al Philadelphia; Il. Ell. +.
Penrsylyan:a...2 533l lis II !
Lohigt. ............l - O. 7 I
Battcrie--BosWell and Coogan; SacssOn,
Downs, AID McfIuns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
" Crossing the Bar"

= lVtIII I"Ils sIIAI y IIT' II5l I-NH-I
CAPE CHARLES, VA, May H.-losse Parker,
ctlef engineer ~ the Annie Ga!.0p, fish boat
belonging 20 CAPTAIN Niilgau. OF this place
died suddenly ms afternoon as tho boat was
coming lu-u thi- hgrh0r. IFS remains viii ba
taScn Tor burial g. Baltimore, where bis family
reside
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

The latos n the tennessee tablo II tho rc-
cont Memorial Bazaar held n meeting yesterday
evening aud turnei over their funds from tho
various sources f0r thia cause. Tho amount 70
ported from ths booth of ths State - about
Z DvO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
The King Of rioor Cloth..

In covering aoor that IS 10 have herd
wear. use "Wild's Linoleum." 1ho best
aud the original make IA the United States.
None genuine except that lettered on the
back, "Wild's LInoleum."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

Tho iow.tZcrs nc their meeting last night
decided % dic q salute THIS morning In honor 81
tle Blues. WHO today celebrate tlrlr centennial
anniversary. The guns wi.l %" stationed in tho
capitol square ami flH national salute ot
tWenty-ouo guns wIli De hteI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
nooth Apparently Recovering.

NRw YORK, May o.-Every indication now
points 20 the speedy recovery of Edwin Booth
iron his recent serious illness. !jr - clair
smith. hls attending physician. SAID tonight tha,
the actor was getting we'll rapidly but nc would
not hazard an opinion AS to nov soon no would
De- able 10 be up aud about.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
THE NEXT STATE CONVENTION.
Democratic State Committee Called e
Meet Mt the Exchange May 18th.
rSpocial telegram 20 the Dls9atuh.l

WtspNGToN. ID. G., May 9--Capiain Ham.
Shcpperi was hero this evening ard said that
he had iust mailed letters 10 tho members ot
tho Virginia Democratic state Committee 70
meet in Richmond. az tue Exchange Hotel. on
the 18TH ~ May, fCr the purpose of fixing tho
timc aui place Tor holding tho State conyen-
lL.u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
Two Fnnornls in Dnnvillr.

Special telegram - the D.spat'hl
D,NvLiE. Va. May Ohio funeral Of the
Iate Mr5 Sale B. GrigZ- the wi0 OF Colonel
George K. Grisgs, TOOK place today.
A large uunoer ol The irenI- of the late +. L.
Seay attended his funeral t0-iGY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

A bottle of ANGasruEA BIrrERs 10 nayor your
lemonade or any ether cold drink will keep yoa
irse from Dyspepsia co!ic. niarrh ia. ana al
diseases originating from tho digestive organs.
30 suro 90 set too eeGg.ne Angosigra, n anu
tsctarod by DR.. ). @. b. Siegsr, i Seas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
I'VIIHIt tiIIls 7 N'1UUb"I y !. IT.
-35 east Maiu street

HAVE YOrB CARpEIs CLEANED. secured.
and packed away for tho summer Cen
tiemeu. have your last summer suit
cleaned. Steam Dyeing. Securing, ani
Carpot-Cleaning Works. Mrs. A. }. PIE,
prOprlctress. 3IJ north Fifth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

Mnk.shakers. sLime-SqucoEegs, Ice-shavsrs
FruIt-Jaices, AMI al aiGds Of soiA-Foantahi
Supplies at
OwESs G MINOR DsCS CouPASv's
pichmona Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

MALARIA cured and erxdIcated from tho sys-
ten by Browns Iron Bit ere. waich enrtches aus
tloO6, tones tas nerves, aida digestion. Aets
Ike a cGarm on persona Ia general N hsa.la.
giving new eaeggy snd sircngsh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

THE VIRGINIA SAFE DEPosTr AND FDELug
COMPANY acts a. administrator executor,
curator assignee. receiver. registrar, and
transfer agent and trustee FOR estates. cor-
porations, and individuals. guardian. CON-
mlttee &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

tho bank Is cl. 100000. Iis liabilities arc aboa,
doable shat amount
An earthquake at O'Clock 4. N. yesterday Was
reported from different points ~ North snf
soath Dakota. The shocks were severe enough
"a cause much crcitsment, though no serious
damage Is reported.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

When BatJ was sick. We gave her Csstofta-
Whom she vas q Chlc. shs sricd for CastorA
when she became nLss. she chung ~ Cssteda
When .ho had ch.ldrep. sls gave shsn casssgiA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

The value Of the YIRGrsLA SAFE DEPosIr
AND FIDELITY COAPASV 10 widows aud or
phans cannot DO computed. as It stands a.
guardian Ot their rights.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

II is learned that Mr Charles Price, the
Republican Attorney tor the Western Dis
trIct of North Carolina. has sent CON-
munication 10 the Department Of Justice
stating that he Is perfectly wiling 10 To-
sign about the l-t Of June and that be
wants lis successor appointed. This ap-
pointment dates from June 9TH. but ne
was not confirmed until February. 1920.
The effect OF Mr.. Pricc's willingness, 20
step aside az SO early a day viii be 10 cause
"a hu-tlug among the candidates. the lead
iug ones being Mr. Il. g. Glenn. of VIM
stou. aud Mr. Kope Elias, Of Franklin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

now quartered iu their new building. Of
f0rs 70 depositors SPECIAL advantages. Ac.
counts Of small dealers specially desired
and every attention 20 the wants OF pa
irons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
Tho Mnmie Mehh Cn.r.

Tho case OF Manic " ebb, the colored woman
charged with stealing el74 from the person OF
Cherles Schmidt, was concluded In the Hustings
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

Have you seen the " RiiCway" Retrige.
ra:or or Eddy" lce-Chesty They are tho
best and cheapest. az
JOm BDNEa,s. GOYernOr street
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Jantels. Crates. aud Thing. IN various
styles and low prices. az
JOHS BOwZRs's. Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

TIE VIBGNIA SAFz IrPosIr AND TIDELrIr
COSPASY has the only fire Gnd JiWgGr Gr-pJoof
storage Cluii II the State II Virginia.
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Refrigerators, FTeezers, and Coolers
cheap a. joan BO"EHss,
Governor street.
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MAZE Your Will and appoint the w.
ginlG sq(e DEPOSIT and F.de.Ey Company your
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ALBANY. y. y. MAY 9.-iho romans - car
lvlc W. na-si. wrro turicd lu Rural cemetery
nero tais cycuilr tho l1t was Eurcnasei serc-
Ia days ago, bIt nv whom u could no- le as'cr-
tanned. lir. iIarris cuI her -ou, wuO GccOmpa-
MOD TIE body, refused % tax.
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Our Daily New York Hotel Report.
Especial telegram 10 tn1 DisDaich.
New YORK. May ID. Axtoll, Aston. and j.
NJ Lamb Colemau
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WASHINGTON NEWS NOTES.
The Presidents Exclusion Order Duiy
Observed.
[gy telesraph b Lho pIspetch.

WASHINGTON. d. C., May 9.-Six Senators and
Eve Representatives called on SIR. Cleveland to-
day before the Cabinet meeting began 90 4
o'clock. They obeyed the letter o, tho Prcsi-
dents reN rules and brought no constituents
with thom. NO attempts were made by persous
other than Senators ana Representatives 20 SEQ
the President. IL was a very quiet day, the
Qgietest at the White House since March 4th,
With the exception vi the period during which
tho President was absent in New York and Chi
cago.
BTNUH GLAD OF IT.
Ono Of those who saw tho Presiden; was
Representative Bynun, OF Indiana. lie said no
was glad tho President had taken such decided
action, and he believed II would DO tollowcd by
similar orders from the various Cabinet officers
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-11-23
pnlL4nELpnIA AEEAIRs.

Robert Thompson died on Tuesday
week, in his 9Tth year.
Ex-Select Councilman James ]. Barr
died Tuesday week, in his 63d year.
The Union League will give recep-
ton to ex. President Harrison on the
evening of December Dist. l
Dornan Brothers extensive ingram
carpet factory did not resume operations
Monday, because the employees were
unwilling to accept reduction OF 10
per cent in wages. r
Michael Lapatina, IL years old, pleaded
guilty Monday to manslaughter in
causing the death of Frank Curchio, a
boy of his own age, whom he stuck in
the side during quarrel last September.
George w. Vanderslice, captain OF the
Gloucester ferry boat Sylvan Glen,
charged with manslaughter, in wlltully
neglecting to rescue Louisa W. Todd,
who committed suicide by throwing hor-
self into the Delaware river from the
Sylvan Glen, on September 18th, was
acquitted Monday.
Moritz G. Lippert and Otilie A. Lip
pert of Phnnixville, who were passen-
gers on the Reading railroad train
| which collided with q coal train near
the Flat Rock tunnel, on October oath,
| 1892, and were severely injured, brought
| suit against the railroad company and
the case was tried Monday in common
pleas court No. 2. BY agreement of
counsel, verdicts of $4,000 and $4,000,
respectively, were rendered for plain
tiffs.