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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12

BRUNSWICK. GA. November 1.-THE
announcement from Washington that Col
lcetor-of- the-Port peycauxs resignation
had been demanded was received with
surprise here. The Collector has received
no official request to resign. and doubts
the correctness OF the Dispatch He says
his accounts are correct.
Collector Deycaux Is coiored man.
and strong efforts WIRE made 10 preven<
his appointment by President Harrison,
Since he came here. however. ne has -
conducted hinself ~ to command the
respect Of the people. irrespective OF poll
ties. and they DO not understand why hs
should he removed. His course during me
epidemsc has won him ~ highs4t pce'ss'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
no 12.1t

NOR RENT. On
s65O-No. 9l2 west Grace street.
s4O0-Nos. AN west Clay street
e270-No. sos west Marshall street.
e240-No. 2404 west Main street.
s240-No. az north Fifth street.
S2IO-No. 1913 north Twenty-iourth street.
s2OO-No. 1914 west cary street.
S3O-No. 5O7 north Eleventh street.
slb-Nos. i504-6 west Cary street.
sl5-No. 312 west Marshall street.
s12.50-No. 1908 west Cary street.
SI2 50-No. - Twenty-second street (Fair.
mont.
SIO-Nos. 900-2-4 Randolph street.
SO No. - Darlington street.
slO-No. 72S south Pine street.
slO-No. 1923 east franklin street.
sIO-No. Ga Catherine street.
sO-No. sos Randolph street
CARNEAL & GAYLE,
Real estate egepts,
nolo-lt ll06 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
POSITIONS AT ApPoMATTox.
Erecting Tablets TO Mark tho Famous
Places by the u. :. Government

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch,
LYNcHBURG, VA, November
Captain Calvin d. cowie. of the Twenty
third Infantry. United States army mas
been at Appomattox Courthouse Tor seVe.
raj days experimenting the erection OF
tablets to mark the positions OF the feae-
raj and Confederate armies AZ .ne sur
render. There viii be one erected on sns
site OF the famous apple-tree. asaas,
which General Lee IL said to have ieansu
while awaiting for General Gramts Iep ,,
10 the proposal for surrender. Ine,e ~" "a
also be one to mark the ste oi .no "a
McT can house. which has been renovea
~ washington. These tablets are erccsca
Nv ina government. and win DO 81 great
sdvsntags 10 sightaeers and tourists VINO
70 10 SEQ the place 30 prominent IN ms
foY~v- ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
Accidentally killed Himself.

Special telegram TO the Dispatch)
NORFOLK. VA, November u.--Nat.
Owens. son OF III. n. Owens, who re-
sides In Princess Anne county near the
courthouse, accidentally shot himself
while cunning yesterday, and died soon
afterwards
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
Probable Death of Annexation.
81, .., A.. A. r,;.,atnh

DANYILlE. VA, November u.-At a
meeting OF tho Council tonight the mat
ter OF voting on annexation Tuesday next
was reconsidered. and the whole question
recommitted 10 the committee. This may
be the death OF the question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
Georgsw. Mayo. Auctioueor.

CANDY AND ICE-CREAM MANU-.
" FACTORY AT AUcTIoN.--By virtue Of .
deed OF trust from NJ 4. Burke 70 tho UNDER
signed trustee, duly recorded l will sell st the
store No. 436 west Nam street, at 1880 A. M.s
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1893.
I DELIvERY-WAGON, marked "Burkes"
so LEAD ICE-cREAM MOULDS;
2 TABLES, with Candy Marble Slabs;
4CANDY COPPER KETTLES:
THos. MILLS Ao-QUARr IcE-cREAM Ma
$50 icE-ckEAa DELIvERY-TUBs-x- /,
and 2-gallon sizcs;
200 lCE-CREAM FEEEZERs and MOULDs:
/ 0-FOOr WOODEN-C0UNTER TABLE;
10 1-GALLON ICE-CkEAM MOULDS dead
4 LARGE REFkIGERAloks, for delivering
stone MoRrARs;
2 LARGE PIER MIRRORS;
ICE-BOX and PESfLEs:
l SET OF SHELVES, nve.feet bong:
l REFRIG orator, 81 feet;
! CANDY-GUR NACE;
II BRASS CANDY TRAYS;
IL ROUND MARBLE-f0P TABLES;
80 SILVER PLATED KNIVES;
30 SILvER-PLArED FORKS;
so sfLvER-PLATED SPOONS:
90 GLASS BOWLS, COMFORTS;
1 set NOuGAf BASKET MoULps, and al,other
tools now owned by her and used for the
purpose OF manufacturing candies and leo
cream. w. A. MONCUhB,
no II Trustee.
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STORES FOR RENT.

CTORES FOR RENT. a
~
No. 1913 east MAIN street. nov occupied by j..
=. Yancey & Go.
No. 1915 east Main -ect, now In possession
OF Writ T. Taylor a Co
No. 1916 east Main street, nov occupied by
Lee Straus.
No. 500 east Broad street, now In possession
OF Isaac Held.
No. $40 east Broad street, between Third end
Fourth streets.
No. 1911 east Main street. between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets.
No. 1412 east Main street, between Four
teenth aud Fifteenth streets.
No. 1450 east Franklin street, possession 10
IS days.
No. POS north Fifth street, snug little store.
No. 1923 east Franklin street at low rent.
lso, several SMALLER STORES.
n. w. BOWIE,
noI2-1t Real Estate Agent.
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7.-/J7TF.|1N7l77
EOR RENT AT lREDUCEDG

5000 per annum-705 east Franklin
$3.50 per annurn $40 east Clay street.
$3.50 per annum-1041s east Clay street.
1915 per annum-103 south Fifth street.
$500 per annum--23O5 east Broad street.
$500 per annum-103 Tsenfy-niath street,
opposite Libby-Hill Park--very desirable.
1870 per annum-2sf1 east Broad street
1870 per annual SU6 cast Marshall street.
$500 per aDnum-3 1908 east Main street.
500 per annum-ys1o east Grace street.
500 per anuum-6O5 west Cicy street.
s3O0 per sunum-4ll west Clay street.
$500 per aunum-705l& west CLAW street.
ago per annum-i3O4 Floyd avenue.
$40 per annum-407 south Laurel street.
$50 per annum-j05 east Canal street.
s240 per abnum-112 eas. Leigh street.
s240 per anpum-11s south First street.
5000 per annum-11S south Fourth street.
5000 per apnum-22g south Second street.
goo pe~ arnum--2nQ north Twentieth.
$50 per annum-19I0 east Franklin street.
SIS per month-2s11 east Marshall street
ais per month--315 south Pine street
ais per per m onth-e02 north Fifth street.
al2.5O per month--30e Twenty-oighth street.
$3.50 Der montn--602 Trenty-seventh street.
az 80 per month-l220 east Marshall street.
sIo 30 per mouth--602 west Clay street.
si2.5O per montn-1323 ives. Clay street.
sI3 per monticello Twcnty-irst street.
sI5 per month--301 College street.
SUTTON q CO..
no12 1014 Main street
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no12
EOR RENT.


FoR RENT G
$3.50 per annum-No. 713 west Main street.
$3.50 per annum-No. 519 north Seventh
street.
1850 per annum-No. 62s north E'ghtb street.
$500 per annum-No. 1i5 west Nam street.
$3.50 per annum-No. - Grove avenue and
Walnut street.
1890 per annum-No. SOS north Eleventh
street.
s2O4 per ennum-No. zoos east Marshall
street
1900 rer annum-No. 1906 west Main street.
$50 per month-No - Walnut street, near
Grove avenue.
sI5 per month-No. 1906 west Clay street.
S1o5O per month--So. 1915 west Marshall
$40 per month-No. S14 Jessamlne street.
$40 per month-No 929 north TwenIy-sixth
street.
1850 per month-No. 1c4 south Cherry street
$3.50 per month-No. Ill Graham street.
a. per month--No. 1928 east Main street.
"a per month-No. 300 south Fifth street.
LARGE S1ORE-No 72S west BROAD street,
ten rooms ABOVE, all mo1ern conyeniencss-
5000 per annum. -
Phone 571. CHARLES A. ROSE.
nol2-1t NO. IL north Ienth st9et.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12

FOR RENT
zNoNNNDNNNNNOo,0000c 0JNs-(s@0-0eN~o-'
DWELLINGS FOR RENT. G
No. 3l4 west Franklin street. IL rooms.
No. ll09 Grove avenue; l. rooms.
No. 112 south Third street: IA rooms
No. SIG west Grace street: 10 rooms.
No. COB east Main street: 10 rooms.
No. 30f south Third street: IL rooms,
No. 500 east Clay street; 10 rooms.
No. 303 east Clay stroot; rooms.
No. 3II east Main street: 10 rooms.
No. @ south Fifth street; IL rooms.
No. 206 east Cary street, rooms.
No. 600 east Leigh street: IL rooms.
No. 504 west Cary street. rooms.
No. 525 north Eleventh Street; rooms, and
verv low.
No. 5I7 north Ninth street; z rooms.
Nos 1G5. 107, and 100 north Plum street;
rooms each.
40 1913 north Plum street. z rooms
No. IO5 east Marshall street; rooms.
NO. 3lS west Marshall street; rooms.
No. 1904 west Marshall street. rooms.
No. 7Ol north cath street; rooms
No 23O4 Venable street; rooms.
and many others. Cal for RbNT-LlST.
n. w. BOWIE,
noI2.lt Real Estate Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12


TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL
i DETACHED FRAME HOUSE on THE
WEST SIDE OF TwRNTY-EIGHTH STREET
BETWEEN N STREET AND THE NEW
BRIDGE ROAD, No. l502.-3y virtue OF GER
tain deed Of trust 10 the undersigned trustees
from X. 81. Monroe and wife, dated August
Is. 1892, and OF record In the clerks ONCE OF
Henrico County Court, Deadlock lao b.,
page 246, default having been made In the pay
ment OF the money secured thereby, and being
requested so 10 DO by the beneficiary therein, We
shall proceed to sell at public auction upon
the prenises, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IA, 1903,
at Az r. NJ, the PROPERTY described as
above. The house contains two rooms and the
lot fronts 20 feet on the west side OF Twenty.
eighth street and runs back between parallel
lines 40 feet.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses Of sale and
s2e3.IS; the balance upon terms 10 DO an
N. ID. HARGRoyE,
II. s. HUTZLER,
y. 4. SUTTON,
Trustees
Sf-rro1 A IN Auction eers. mob
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12

IL X. ELLIS. AUCTIONEER, "a
IL EAST BROAD STREET, SELLS
TOMORROW (MosDArl MORNING,
at 1890 corner First and Broad streets
HANDSOME PARLOk SUITS in Wilton Rug;
Also, WILrON-RUG COVERED COUChkS (new
goods,;
CHAMBER SUITS. BUREAUS. BEDsTEADS.
wLshSrANDs. CHAIRS. and ROCKERS;
3 OAK hALLRACKS, BED-LOuhGES;
sPRING-3EDS. MATTkESSBS;
COOK-sTOyEs aud HEATERS:
10-foot WALNUT EXTENSIOS-TABLE;
Also, EXTENSI0N-TABLES,d different sizes, In
oak new goods);
Several rolls Of NEW CARPETS;
1 ESTEY ORGAN, In splendid condition.
Special consignment from factory Of largo as
sortment OF TRUNKS, different sizes;
PHAETOH, in excellent condition.
Seats for ladies. A. n. POLLARD,
no12 Proprietor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
ByN. W. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctloneer.
A NEW. ATTRACTIVE A N ID
IA WELL-LOCATED MEDIUM-SlZE
DWELLING
ON HARvIE STREET, NEAR FLOYD AVENUE,
AT AUCTION.

/ will sell by auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1898,
OF 4 o'clock Z. NJ, tho very HANDSOME, Iiioh-
GUIY-CONSTRUCrED aud PERFECTLY
LIGHTED RESIDENCE above referred 10, stu
ated on the ,ast side OF Haryie street. between
Main and Floyd streets, with nins rooms, bath
and water-closets, hot and cold water, gas,
range, &C.
In location, design, appearance and construc-
ton, this house Is hardly equalled and not ex-
celled by any medium-sized dwelling Ia this
city and as n home or for Investment purposes,
1 can most heartily recommend 1t. IL yon Will
call at my Office will take you In my buggy
and show you thi. Jewel OF homo.
TERMS: Liberal, and AT sale.
noIl n. w. BOWE. Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12

Nos. z. and n north Ninth sUees.
HORSE AND WAGON. FINE Or
III CANS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
FOLDING BEDS, &C.. All AUCTIoN.--I will
sell at my store, ut 1880 A. NJ,
MONDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1903,
Q excellent CHERRY AND OAK FOLDING
BEDS. 2 excellent OAK AND WALNUT PAR
L0R ORGANS, l handsome TURKISH-RuG
PARLOK SUIT, WALNUT AND OAK CRAM
PER SUITS, large assortment OF new and other
CARPETS, wARDR0Bks. BkDsrRADs, BI-
REAUS. WASHsTANDs, TABLES, CHAIRS,
BOOK CASE. 3 HAIk-MATTRESSES. excellent
BANJO, CLOCKS, SEWING-MACHINES,
STANDING AND Sl1TING OFFICE DESKS,
OFFICE RAILING. excellent sELF-FEEDlNG
aud other STOVES, OIL-SIOVsS. &C. trustees
sale at 1880 A. NJ. sharp. OF POWERFUL
HORSE and FURNITURE-WAG0N.
noI2 GEORGE W. MAYO, Aoctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12

A UCTION SALE OF BANANAS,
N ORANGES, LEMONS, GRAPES, PEARS,
GRAPEFRUIT, Etc.-We will sell
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18Th,
at 1890 O'Clock,
BANANAS. FLORIDA ORANGES, LEMONS,
GRAPES, GRAPEFRUIT. etc.
WILLIAM JENKINS & SON,
no 10 1440 east Main street.
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FOR RENT.

HOODS PILLS eure Nausea, Sick Headache,
Indigestion, Biliousness Sold Dy all druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
BY Sutton 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Arctloneers,
1014 Main street.
By sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
l0l4 Main street.

surros 6 Co., Auc,ionsers.
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Sale by FRANK D. HILL & Co., AuctiOneers,
no III
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12

By George W. Mayo, Auct,oneer.
Nos. 22 and "a north Ninth street.
The evening world., 1893-11-28
IS BRAZIL SHORT OF CASH ?
Work on Destroyer Delayed and
No Tow Secured.
Mr.. FLINT Said to Have Como 10
Washington.

The Ericsson submarine gunboat De-
stroyer was taken IN to dry dock at Erie
Basin this morning. and mechanics imme-
diately commenced arrangements for plac-
ing a Howell torpedo tube on the forward
end of the deck and a machine u aft.
1t was stated that these implements
of naval warfare are to defend the De-
stroyer from torpedo-boats or other small
craft Mello may send after her.
II Is expected that the Destroyer will
be ready to take a trial trip tomorrow
or Thursday, and that she will be ready
to start for Brazil on Saturday, provided
Flint & Co. secure a tow before that
time.
Mr.. Flint. IT., stated to-day that trou-
BILE is encountered In getting a tow be-
cause the owners OF all available vessels
seem to think a contract with the bra-
lillian Government should be a bonanza
and they are accordingly asking eNoroi-
tant prices. He would say nothing about
a report to the effect that Peixoto's rep
resentatives are running short OF CASH;
The n in which work on the pc
stroyer Is being conducted seems TO IN
dicate hi some trouble has been en-
countered. and at Erie Basin all the EN-
ployees think that Flint n CO. are not
getting all the money they Ask msrca
were being fitted out all the. workmen
that could be crowded aboard were en-
rged, but on the Destroyer to-day there
were just two men at work ana Two
others watching them.
Roth Minister Mendonca and Mr.. c.
II. Flint have stated that work on the
Destroyer Is being pushed with al POSI-
the same statement was made.
1t was also said that Mr.. c. X. Flint
Is out OF town, and will not return be-
TU IL RUHaa ~ oil h n q
he had gone to Washington to consult
with Mendonca.
Flint & co. have received a cablegram
announcing the safe arrival OF Nictheroy
nj a port in one of the Windward ISL
ands. The firm refused to give the name
OF the port.
The evening world., 1893-11-28
POLICE JUSTICES MEET.
They Hold Their Annual Meeting
and Hear a Report

The regular annual meeting OF the
Board of Police Justices was held at
jefferson Market last night, and the re-
port OF Secretary James McCabe, dating
from Nov. /, 1892, to Oct. 81, 1898, was
read. 1t was as follows: Number Of ar
rests without warrants, 7ybSi, of which
GO, 275 were males and 1899 females.
Warrants were served in 5,778 cases, OF
which 1855 called for, men and go
women, making IA grand total of s5'S62
arrests.
IL, 1925 were females II 81, 400 males.
There were 3,l46 persons discharged, or
which 1855 were males and 4,69O were
females. There are lS2 cases stu pend
ing, only four OF which are women.
The total amount collected IN lines was
So, GA, which Is an average OF nearly "
for each arrest. OF this amount $2S, sSS.b W
was collected in the Police Courts, Vs.
s96 so In the Court OF General Sessions,
ri ,g99 by the Warden OF the City Prison
and $lS,2 l2 by the wardens OF the dis
trict prisons.
mittee, composed OF Justices Feitner,
Hogan and Smith, was appointed 70
compile II. Justices Diver, Ryan n
Martin were appointed n committee TO
sssiEn the schedule for the different Jus
ices for the coming year,
The evening world., 1893-11-28
MEXICAN BORDER WARFARE.
colonists and Rebels skirmish and
One Rsb Is Killed.
(By Associated Press.)

O3y Associated PresS.D
Ell PASO. Tex. Nov. 2S.-The report
OF a bat. e between the insurgents and
the Mexican regulars has not been con-
hrmed by the latest news from Deming.
Advices received here. however. from
the insurgent forces, say that the battle
occurred and that the regulars were de-
feated.
Maraco Pacho. a courier. arrived last
night with an account OF a skirmish be
tween the Mexican colonists and the
rebels las, Wednesday, A party OF seven
~colonists, who had been RECOMMENDING.
were ambushed by over forty revolution
lists.
The ~colonists made a stand and killed
one OF the rebels and wounded several
others. The colonists then retreated TO
a canyon, and were rescued by a party
OF citizens and soldiers. Every colony
has An armed force OF at least nifty
men.
The rebels have apparently separated,
he larger part moving to the vicinity
Of Guerrero, Over 1000 troops are now
stationed at Guerrero. Small bands OF
Ieb"ls are stu encamped in the Sierra
Madre, apparently waiting for recruits.
The evening world., 1893-11-28
PEiXOIO LOSING FRIENDS.
steame or N~asgelyns Brings That Re-
port from Rio de Janeiro.

The steamer Maskelyne, Capt. Gregory,
arrived here this morning, having left
Rio de JaneIro Nov. 5, The Captain re-
ports that a very strong tide OF public
opinion has set In against Presi-
dent Peixoto, who is becoming daily
more of IA dictator than "A Presi-
dent. Mello Ii gaining sympathy,
and when anlirs become quiet in BraZil
he doubles will have much to say in
the settlement ot the cOuntry's affairs,
Admiral Stanton sa!leA for ~Southanr-
ton Nov. by the Royal Mail steamer.
II is stated on good authority that he
saluted Mello's flagship before salutins
the forts.
Capt. Gregory confirms the news OF
the exploding OF a powder magazine on
Ponta de MattoIo, causing the death OF
Lieut.. Mowbray. Of the British war yes
British warship Racer. N about ten
others " their party, which was out
on "A hunting expedition.
The. Maskelyne. wnlie In port, an
chored close to the marine arsenal,
Bombarding took place about every
other day, and several shots passed over
Forts a Joso ana Santa Cruz did the
The evening world., 1893-11-28

Engineer Edward Bauer, who lives at ~
Seventh street, Long Island city, can tell n graphic
story. Here 1t IL, in his own words:
1T is Just two months ago to-day that I was
taken home from my engine room a physical
wreck. n man thoroughly broken down In heath
and at deaths door.
- had been aIling for n long time and had been
doctoring continuously, but could get nothing hut
temporary relief from all the doctors. kept on
growing worse every day, and got 80 weak that |
could hardly move n chair; my vitality had left
me. I had terrible pains In my back and could
not rest at night. I had severe attacks Of cough.
ing, intensified by shortncss Of breath or asthma.
My nfferings were extremely intense until finally
l reached the stage Of collapse.
The evening world., 1893-11-28
no FIGHT At oOCKAWAY
District Attorney f.eminR Will he
vent To- Norrow's "Exhibition.s

vent To- NorroW'S Exhlpition."
LONG ISLAND CITY, L. l.. Nov. "a
County Judge Garretson to-day held v
private hearing regarding the proceed
ings brought to prevent prize-fighting
at Rockaway Beach under the auspices
Of the Rockaway Beach Athletic Club.
A pugilistic exhibition has been adver-
tised to take place at Rockaway Beach
tomorrow night.
District Attorney Fleming insists that
the exhibition shall not take place, and
has procured warrants from County
Judge Garretson for the arrest Of all
persons who attempt to violate the law
at Rockaway Beach tomorrow night.
Billy Madden and other well-known
sporting men. who are known as the
managers of the Rockaway Beach Ath-
letic Club, appeared at the courthouse
in this city to-day and tried TO impress
upon both County Judge Garretson and
District-Attorney Fleming that the pro-
posed exhibition tomorrow night was to
be merely an ordinary boxing contest,
and that no smuggling or knocking OUT
District.Attorney Fleming said he had
good reason to believe. Notwithstanding
the statements OF Madden and others,
that the law would be violated II the
exhibition was permitted to take place,
and for this reason he had taken steps
1t Is understood that the warrants
are in the hands Of Detective John
Clancy, of the District-Attorney's office,
and that he has Instructions to serve
the warrants II the law Is violated.
Madden n his Gompanions wen
pleasant frame of mind, and he would
not say whether the programme ar,
| ranged for tomorrow night at Rock
away Beach would be carried out or not,
The evening world., 1893-11-28

most of the firing. Mello's stronghold,
Fort N~illegaignon. received a terrible
bombardment and was In a badly shat
tered condition when the vessel left.
The A%quidaban bombarded the fort near
ly every day, although she was exposed
their shots did little or no damage to
her.
The American. Royton. who attempt
ed to sink one of Mello's vessels with $50
pounds OF dynamite, was arrested and
taken aboard the Charleston. where he
is held prisoner. He had $500 on his
person.
at Bahia at the time OF his leaving
there.
At Pernambuco, things were In a very
unsettled condition. and a strong feeling
prevailed In favor of Melio.
The evening world., 1893-11-28
SCRBA KNEW OF ENO'S ACTS
Unitedstatss Authorities Had Issued
d subppns for Him.

United'tates District-Attorney Mitch
ell statedto-dAy that his office has a
subpoena ut for ex-Bank Examiner A.
NJ. ~Scriba,Vho committed suicide in San
Francisco esterday.
He woul. not Indicate what case
Scriba's tesmony Is wanted in, and re-
fused positiNy to either affirm or deny
that 1t Is h the case against John c.
Emo.
He said he vas making efforts to learn
II It WAS reay Serbia. who killed him
self, or some 'thcr man who had in his
possession paprs belonging to Serbia.
1t was scrih who gave the informa,
ton n sore to the warrant
for Eno's apprehension issued In
May. 1884. 1t 4 believed that his testi'
mony was ~antd In the prosecution re
Gently ipstitltedagainst Emo.
The evening world., 1893-11-28
VACCINArlNG BY WHOLESALE.
Every Person in LynchburR and
Chattanooga Must Submit.
(By Associated Press.l

(By Associated Press.)
LYNCHBURG. Va. Nov. 2s.-Owing to
the small pox scare In Southwest Nir'
ginia the Board OF Health has ordered
every inhabitant OF the city TO be vac
cinated, and the doctors are making
house to house canvasses.
They have trouble with the negroes,
who believe II Is some scheme OF the
white people 10 kill them of.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Nov. 2S.-A
house 10 house vaccination has been
begun here with thirteen physicians In
the held and several free stations are
in operation. Every person must sub
init TO the operation. The penalty for
resistance Is fine and imprisonment in
the w~orkhouse.
The evening world., 1893-11-28
MONRoE's PRONUNclAMERTo.
Anti Snapper Reorganization Plan

ANTI snapper MISREPRESENTATION Plan
to Be Announced TIC. Morrow.
Col. Robert Grier Monroe will make the
ofhcial announcement OF the Anti-Snap-
per plan for the reorganization to-mor-
row.
Col. Monr0e'S pronunciamento will be
an ~arraignment OF Tammany Hall. OF It's
sins OF omission and commission. The
manifesto Will be signed be signed by a
number of Democrats, who have prom
Used to cooperate in the cause OF reform.
Among them are eX-Mayors Grace,
Hewitt and Cooper, Charles $. Fairchild,
+. Ellery Anderson, Oswald O~ttendorfer,
James G. Carter, Albert Stickney, Hugo
Wesendonck. Paul Loeser. Wheeler II.
Peckham. W. T. Jerome. George Tucker
Harrison. Edmond Kelly Lawrence T.
Sexton and DIR. Senner.
The evening world., 1893-11-28
A Joke on, Somebody.

Last week , cutomer of ours
bought some Mink trimming from
US at ninety-eight (Sc,) cents per
yard, who, finding itdidn't match
her other Furs, a& ed her husband
to return It and gtt crdit for the
same. BY mistake he .ook it to
one of our competitors, Who, think
ing it was bought of theh allowed
him credit at the rate Of oe dollar
and ninety eight u.9a cots per
yard for il,
Pretty hard to c~onSinc, that
customer that she hadn't secured
a bargain from us, don't you
think