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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
FRANK ELLISON THREITENS MRS NEdME
THE DAUGHTER or W. II. HENRIQC ASho
POLICE PROTECTION AGAINST THE AS
SILANT OF HER FATHER.

handsome carriage drove up TO Police iead'
quarters about 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon anu
from IT there alighcd a young. handsome ana rlchly
dressed woman. whom the reporters were aDie 10
recognize Mrs. Olive Neame. daughter OF william
II. Ilenrques who lies dying. II Is iearcl, from
Injuries received at tho hands of Frank. alas Blh
Ellison. Mis-. Neame had long conference WIN
superintendent ByrneS Although the superintendent
declined 10 word about the matter II Wa
learned that Mrs. Ncame had received Threatening
letter from Ellison or OF his friends she
feared some kind Of violence nj the hands OF tae
rufian In he admitted to bail. Mr.
Iyrncs assured Mrs. Neame that she need BE- under
apprehension OF any violence al the hands OF
Ellison. He would that the bully was kept
out OF her way.
There was no Improvement yesterday In MI
Henriquess condition. DR.. G.. II. Wynkoop. the
attending physician, Is by no means as hopeiui a.
has been. and fears that his patient has n
fracture Of the skull. If this be the case. Mr.
Hennques chances Of recovery extremely slight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Galveston. June 1i.-Cot;on firm: mlddlinS. ~
low middng. 3-lGc: good ordinary. Is loc III.
and gross receipts 800 bales. exports coiSt"'Sc'
bales sales. 81 bales: stock. 81 j21 bales. $500.
Norfolk June l1.-CottOn quiet middng ! - io'
low middng. I-c good oIdi rary u 'l'H net 'n -
gross receipts. 2O4 tales: exports. c"aStwisr -o'
bales slles, - bales: stock. l.. @73 bales:
savannah. June 14.-COtton steady middlinc D..
low middlng. lie: good ordinary. re: nc' 'hu
gross receipts 400 bales exports coastwsc. W b''S
sales. 40 bales stock 22.inS baoS. ,
New orleans. June H. Cotto? firm good mldhihg
1-dc mddlIng, 131cc low middiing. ] &c good
ordinary. 3-16c net receipts. 4]2 bales gross. '2'
bales. exports - France j.s25 bales: 10 me ~
nent $40 bales cOaSiwise 3002 bales sales, y
bales stock. 1O7 100 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, June II. 2 :45 p. m.Bccf-lioldcrs oh'r
moderately. Pork--The supply Is poor. Hams,
Holders offer freely short cul. about IL To- ~ 3D.
steady at G1s. Bacon-iioldcrs ofcr modet Guot,
white and colored. steady at ASS. TallownIhr sup
ply Is poor: prime city at 27s spirits OF ,ir
Observation-Disclosures Offer moderately. oSln-iioiuc's :
offer sparingly tottonseod oil--I.verpool refined
steady at Dos Sd. -spot-iiolders olicI spar
ingly. futurrs-hOlders not Offering. wheat
Holders offer sparingly: No . red winter firm at
Is I'd. Flour-IIoderS offer moderately. Torn
Spot-The supply is poor futurcs-holderS oner moo
cratey: mixed Western spot firm NJ Is ID; June
firm at IS Sd July firm al IS I'd August firm
at As 4d. Hops at London-Pacihc Coast-Hoia'rS
offer moderately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
LIEUT.. WILLIAMS SENTENCE CONFIRMED.

Washington June 1.-THE President has acted upon
the findings OF the court-martial which tried First
Lieutenant William y. Williams, 10Th Infantry. re-
Gently at Mlskegon Mich, on charges OF refusal to
pay his debts and OF failing TO reply 10 inquiries
from the department Lieutenant Williams was tried
and suspended In 1901 for period OF five years for
a like offence and this court again convicted him
and imposed a sentence OF suspension from rank and
command with loss Of all pay for one year after
the expiration Of the original five years sentence
mis- verdict has been approved by President Oeve-
land bu the sentence has been mtigated to suSpen-
sion for one year with forfeiture Of onequarter pay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
THE ESSEX ORDERED OUT OF COMMISSION.

Washington. June 14.-The wooden ship OF war
Essen which recently returned to this country after
several years service the south Atlantic station.
and is lying at the Norfolk Navy Yard. has been
ordered ont OF commission. She has made her last
cruise man-ofwar but will still Ggure on III"
Navy list and will be OF service In the future. for she
is to b. used training ship for gnnnery practice
by the naval apprentices She will be overauled and
repaired at the Norfolk Navy Yard and her old battery
Of mu7zlc- leaders will give place 10 armament Of
rnpd-iire guns, after which She Will be stationed at
Newport.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
miscellaneous.

A.-WESTLOTORN Detective and Law
Agency; divorces specially; separations. d.
scrliohs, can.s-e>, ,nafsNire, private .niur-
nation furnished; suits piC,' cutcl ana de.
Tended consuitation fee. % Nassau-st.
IM.hEN>E VARIETY OF ialies' waist,
vest, collar,tte-, tics and summer blnusce
81 prices lower than elsewhere: -tylc, rX.
elusive ard unique. JAMMfS, 900 Bn,ad.
way.
MEMORABLE SALES 9Sc. chamo :
va enable l-button glove, with large but.
IONS. foc .l.O0 suede gloves. 69c: 800
hoya BiarritZ kids. co.. JAMMES. 9C3
Broadway.
WANTED.-Small lie secondhand fire.
proof safe. {: f. BCCNLtY CO.. Dover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
TIE BURGLAR WAS FOURTEEN YEARS OLD.

James Fitzpatrick, fourteen old, Of No 2O East
Thirty .nfh-st, held for trial $1,000 bail on a
charge OF burglary by Justice Mead at III" Nofkvie
Police Court yesterday. Fitzpatrick, with another boy.
Tommy Brady on Tuesday afternoon entered No. CGj
ccond-ave house occupied by Herman Butchinirk, by
means OF false keys They prepared to cut away
tho lead pipe house which they Intended % steal
before hey had chance 70 begin their operations they
were heard by Buchnkrk Brady rcd from the house
and ESCAPED. Fitzpatrick found hidden under pile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE of r"Ao''7
The crude petroleum situation was without on'hE'
yesterday and there dealings ut tne "Ncn""-eS
in National Transit certificates. The closing pu WIS
CD cents. with offers n, CD II cents. Al Oh WY Il
strong opening at 90 3-sdG3 IL cents was loho"eo
10y recession to Is; l. cent?.
Refined petroleum unchanged at DO c'i''H "
gallon In barrels 3.15 cents In lulh ana 3oo cents
in cases. Foreign quotations Antwerp, L. -
francs; Bremen. 4.eO marks London, loG4 LID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15

William Fletcher, dismissed Henry T. serf. gate
keeper In place of Lawrence Lamb dismissed, ana
'ohn /. Mcmahon. deputy warden, temporarily SUI"
!ect TO Civil Service examination In place Of Marh
Finley, resigned. The new men have begun 'he'r
service. The removals account ol the escape
OF John Meyer, the burglar. from the prison. az
tain John orr, of the night watch. has until July
10 resign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
A GIFT FROM THE SULTAN OF TURKEY
HE SENDS MEDAL TO COMMEMORATE THE
DISCOVERY OF AMERICA-BARoN
pELSENrEn

Washington. June 14.-BarOn Fava was presented
to the President this afternoon 10y Secretary Gresham
under his new title as Ambassador from Italy.
After that ceremony Mavroyen Bey. the Turkish
Minister in behalf OF the Sultan of Turkey presented
the Presidcn. a magnificent medal commemorative
the 4oOth anniversary OF the discovery Of America
The medal is Of massive gold, alOut four inches In
diameter The centre piece Is beautifully engraved
cameo illustrating the discovery OF America. There
Is a suitable Inscription In Turkish the face and
the medal proper Is ercirclcd with deliberately
wrought laurel wreath studded with numerous
diamonds Just what disposition will fr made OF the
medal has not Yet been determined, hut as II Is
really n gift 10 the Nation, 1t will probably Orna-
ment the National Museum or the Library OF the
Department OF State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
A PLACE FOR ADMIRAL WALKER.

Washington, June 14.-The long standing question
as to what place 10 be found for Rear Admiral
John Walker has been settled at last by the assign
ment OF the Admiral 10 place on the board charged
With the trial and Inspection Of the ships added
TO the Navy. There vacancy on the board,
but the Admiral was made an additional member and
Will so serve until next January when Admiral Bel.
KNAPP reres, after which he Will become president OF
Tho board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
NEW KEEPERS AT THE TOMBS

The Department OF Charities and Correction has
made the following appointments at the Tomb John
J. O'Connor gatekeeper, In place OF Henry v Lane
Who was made keeper In place OF Cornelius Price,
dismissed: Thomas Callahan gatekeeDer. in place OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
Gorsfs an0 Carriages.

THREE BE- Full hackney GODS,
locked tails. high actors. sound ana KIM ,
for ladies' property OF a gentleman prit. ioi
quick sale. STYLISH COB, Tribune once.
FIFTY STYLES.-Fine traps. surrcJs.
phaetons Stiver's runabOuts. rocksways,
buckboards: light expense; lowest prices.
X. G.. GREEN, 1iS East 12Sth-st, near
3dave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15

WANTED. Position In store or oicc,
city or country. by sober. Industrious young
man. Scotch Presbyterian unt er,tand> gen.
crl merchandising would assist with
hanks. can give good reference. Address
letter only THOMAS J. DONACHIE, lia
Elm.st, NonarIs y.
WANTED. by an experienced New.
YORK newspaper man and good writer. q
uI,cr on an out-of-town Republican paper,
daily ar weekly. E"fcl e;ces II. required
,di,c.. !. &. IT,. Tiihun Once.
YOUNG MAN, 20 yelr-,. wants >tea ~
rcIiahIr r. INGRAM, 1878 Fulton-st..
HInIklAn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
6sIp mantso.

Females.
LADIES WORK FOR US at home =
Your lci-ufe hours will net YOU extra pin
roney f.r The nr.t 10 days full Instruction,
free. EIEtSIAN MI va ~ ta't
lith--t.
WANTED. food girl as cook and laun.
dtc.s la rri,at. bu,riinc-housc. Call 32i
l." Niugt1n-iiN".
wANTED.-By It private family. Prot
c,.ani llri a iirst-tla-i la'hdrc'- u 60
Ia H.. country for the -nmin.r must have
God rrcumn cndntions. Can w ,hho'ddy and
1hurdav. between 10 nhd u q. H.. AT
1852 Wrst 1l.t-st.
wANTED-Lade. TO write a! hone; cn.
eosc stIinpcd envelope. LILA WEiiSr.
tecre,nrv South BCnd. Ina
Males.
\ JDr DYER and CLEANER Gan have
GOOD thing: must be sober an a good
workman; married man preferred. 20i
Ecrgcn-st., Erool.iyn.
wANTED-A young man. is or 20 years
cid who writes q good hand u assist In
onIce work. Address i. y. Cox 1881,
New.York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
TIE MONTERREY TO TAKE PART.

Washington, June 14.-Acting Secretary OF the
Navy McAdoo. upon the application OF the Chamber
OF Commerce and the citizens OF Portland, Ore,
has ordered the defence ship Monterey TO pro-
in the celebration July Of the opening OF the
Great Northern Railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15

The present speed Of .hc Broadway cable cars
does not satisfy the company or come up W NV ~
quircmcns OF the service. President Jon" H. '','r
minis. OF the Metropolitan syndicate SAN '''''''N
that to Increase the speed the drums NJ th' p""'T-
houses which drive the cables would be replaced with
drums OF greater diameter. They afc """ WIN
feet across The new ones will be- sixteen lr ' III
diameter. It will take a month or more 10 c""'ise
this part OF the machinery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
CAPTAIN KIRKLAND TO BE PROMOTED.

Washington, June 14.-Captan William A. Kirk
land at present commandment OF the League Island
PENN Navy Yard. to-day passed his examination for
nromotion and will IL, a commodore soon as
Rear Admiral Harmony retires, which will probably
h. a month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
FOURTH CLASS PosTMAsTERS APPOINTED.

Washington, June 14-The total number OF fourth
class postmasters appointed to-day was "a, OF which
46 were 10 fill vacancies caused by designations and
death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15

MEN WANTED on cattle steamers TO
England work for passage. Apply En-
liiU. mcnt Once, 81 ,ir,cnwich-st.
WhNTED.-Men and women 10 collect
cancelled Columbian stamps We pay as
high a. 80 Icr hundred f,r varieties ccnd
stampd c1Ne Opc for pa t.cul1rs. COLI NJ.
BlAN, '33 DrJmiieid-st., Boston, Mass.
WANTED.-A few refined gentlemen
for Ileasant occupation all can earn eXtla
pOck't money by calling nj ETRCSCAN
ART ROOMS. so East l4th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
uorK Uanteo.
hiaies

hlale1.
ARTIST wishes TO make original designs,
shOwcic,. laDrIs, ClricatUre., 81. r, asOn.
ably; adNcru-.ng b Obs w.itten In prose or
thyme and Illustrated. W. IL. C., iOT 4th'
ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
Countrn Real estate 10 Eet.

TO RENT.-A large. well-furni sh'I
| house, With spacious grounds ana uoo'
stables Oh one Of the finest streets III ~
field. Mass. RYAN g. HAWKES., fltts
field, Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15

BREWSTER VICTORIA. $3.50 light
,.,ha,. ~ i,,rSstrr. 1915: b0Sh In sunerb
ardcs. T.e.rt by F1sndran, also the above
S csr,i..s. are worth TONNE the prices
nsmsi. Inquire at the Palace ps SsdIIss.
oehermcrhorn.st, near Bonorst'' 0fooA''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15

papers two hours later by Detective DOnohue Of the
East Tnrty- ffthst. squad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15

ADVERTISEMENTS AND srBsCRIP.
iirNis WILL NJ RECEIVED AT THE UP.
TOWN OFFICE, No. IA. Broadway, ID
a. the following Erunch OF.
49, aji 9Th ave-, =. @. Ger. 23i-.t. l52
T,,,,c. ~ Fourth-aye.. conner -Four.
tenth, It.. $50 Thlld-a.c.. corner Forty.
seScnth.st: ,o29 an dave near SlNty-
...acond. ST.. ; 175 Columbus-ave. l50 last
lest. corner Thifd-aye.; $50 Fast 1o5th.
~. near Thlrh-aye. ~ Avenue A 1; l,S23
Third.aye: 20 West Fourtcenih'st' 267
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
Real @siate 10 Grfhanss.

COMPLETE COUNTY, sEAI at
Cornwall.o 1.-the. Hudson Neri nnsny az
mosquitoes must be seen " U. sPSaw'Vo-L
viii exchange for Droohlyn o, Jew ~
p nn OWNER, ii wan'st'' room H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
Domesut 6ltuanons Uante0

Females
AN EDUCATED English Protestant
SEEKS position OF trust public or riyate !;
good hou~'kccp.r and nur'c: highest refer
,ncc. INDU STHY. 30 Bible House.
N-N-N.-iIRSTC CLASS cooks cham.
l,. maids larnfrr-se<, waitrcssc. kitchen.
maids curses. sc1mStrCs-Cs. NJ :. NAL NJ.
rEHts, swedish Bu eau. 3j2 fti-iye., up
-tairs.
4 GIRL would Ike 10 have situation
b. ua,el good references. II. X, Eox
IoT. TrlbIn uptlw Office. 1,242 Broad.
way.
YOUNG LADY, college student.
Will give service, ~ c'hp1niou T. q lady
I'm return Tor pleasant nome during summer;
uscl Z, childri the car, OF house and
direction OF servants unexceptionabe ref.
erences. Address II. NJ. H.. l5S st.
Ann's ave-. city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
Citp Real @state for Sale

EXAMINE 15s WEST oiTH-sT.I3-
story. u IT.; best w. oa,.st ""' anu
STEVENS, 9th-ave., cor =" -.
FOR sALE.-A s.'amily house house n6sr
IIalsey.st L. station. Dr D,h,Sa"' o ,,ss
leaving city title 9i'r"" ''
broadway. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
Busincss Cbauces.

FL 49, s.s-
MANUFACTURER Of toilet good,
that are patented wants assistant: imnedi.
at and sure incOm, guaranteed small Ia
ycstnent Of 500. Address PnELrS, 2j7
West i2d-st.
4 GENTLEMAN with 10000 capital
20 invest now may loarn of something Co
his liking in manufacturing ana publish
iny business; splendid opportunity. rUH-
i;iSiit R. Tribune Uptown once, l,2i2
Er"ldway
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL procured Tor
business purposes; investors q 'vscd (witn-
"ut cnargr, o. desirable opportunIt,e, hieah.
r-t comm rcial refer nce-. hkI''',S &
CARLETON. Hrokcs', 2o2 Broadway.
AUTOMATIC BATHING CARRIAGE.
Som" capitalist viii make fortune Oh
this sure; viii be all the rage ~ watering
places: profits cuornoIs: immediate sue
cc-s. PATENTEE. Box 81. Tribune Onc".
\ FULL SUIT cleaned ana pr,--ci
only ~. ;. SMITH. Tailor. l7S Bloai-
way. room 10.
AGr.NTS-i7, daily profit. seiIing ~ hit
satin Bouquct.- thr most la>t.ng perfume
made; new ncihOi OF selling: requires 10
talk; other fl-t ceiling gods IL sam. line
/. PUTNAM & CO.. West Winstead. Conn.
ATTENTION. COAL MECHANICS
Bargain; $4,000 will buy Newark. y. j.,
-hrd coolyard worth 5000 year
HODGES. i7G Broadway. Room ".
BEING ENGAGED IN other buslpess.
Will sell manufacturing plant. ctr. AZ sacri.
flee; excellent chance for man with limited
capitol but push and energy. Address
COLU MBIAN, Box 40. Tribune ONCE.
FOR SAILED a day can be- made at
tbs place; the trade taught 10 right man
no humbug; no agents. 257 Bcrgen-st.,
brooklyn
FOR SALE.-Bachrlor apartments
oil paintings. piano music boxes, oriental
rug. rich dmpcrc'. Dr. sdcn figures
china. gas stoves, etc. y. Tribune Up
town Onice. l.2i2 Broadway.
GENTLEMEN Wishing 10 dispose ~
their left or clothing at a fair value will
please call on or address EDW ARD MIL
LEH o. 6th.ave
HAVE yoU SEEN THE NEW FRANK.
LIN TYPEWHiTEKl n not. call az
TOWER MANCFACTUHING NOVEL
TY CO.. 400 & 3cS Broadway. y. Y. city.
HALF INTEREST FOR sALE.-pat.
entcd domestic article; merit and success
money 10 20 into the business invc-ior-'
services not obligatory. DOMESTIC. TTib-
unc Onic".
INVESTORS seeking business are in.
vitcd T. ca' and examine or large li-t OF
G m coniiienc free. METROPOLITAN
TRADING COMPANY. 1876 LibEty-St.
LUMBFR YARD and WOODWORKING
FACTORY together with Goodwill OF ~ 10
COO business great bargain. T.. DE-
FORREST SHELTON CO, stewart
Building
MANTFACTTRING PROPERTY for
sale OH hour out; 30 horscpow"r water
iOO.hor-e steam rlant; great bargain T.
DE FOREST SHELTON & CO.. stewart
Building.
TO IANTFNCTrEEES.- Factorlc' bailt
10 suit. free sitc- other inducements urrr-
Nv city. f.. DE- FOREST. SHELTON &
CO.. stewart Building
PARTIES requiring more capital In
their business invited 10 call no charge FOR
services IN adynncc scheme and saloons
not hanilsd MErROPOLITAN TRAD
ING COMPANY 1896 I.ib"rty-st.
~ 900 ANp SERVICES required to on.
large established manufacturing speciality
plant: business honorable unusually profit
able and safe. INVESTIGATE, Tribune
once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
Drrssmaklnq.

A.-AKrISIlC DEtsSSMAklNG.-
nque desian. evening dresses special
y motel orders az snort notice. and nod
erste change. Mrs. McfLHDY. - Fast
9tb.,t opposite stewart iiuiliin,.
4 CoMrITENr DREssMAKi:R wishes
% MAKE engagements WIN fimilir, living %
the country highest city rfcronces. Adj
dress pHf.>>M\kEH. lj6 Fast s7th.-t.
COMPETENT DgE>>MAKER by the
day; accu,tom'd o. the nne't work PEI
tcct Mt. difference fiom thu best mmilIes'
Miss MONTAGUE. 223 West 3'h.N.
DEL>sM AKING.-Al Tho latest Par7;'in
fac on- made at short notice. WILSON
lS3 West 2Oih-st.
DKf.>sMAKEK would like NOR engage.
nent- by tn dav Ietfectly eNp"r' cnccd in
the attest designs u drc-.m,king. I'D.
dress \. C.. 20 Wet 2oth-,t
bRE>SMAKER. cNI.rlcnccd. good litter.
wants NOR ENGAGEMENTS private families
citv o. country best reference. Address
DHESSMAKER. 1897 Broadway.
DRES>MAKEH wants good waist I'm:
lshrT-. also apprentices steady work II
TOT 5th.avc.. bet 2s,h and 2'th 81.
DEEssMhKER formerly with Madame
Ddcn. will make gowns from - u tl2
best references 202 West fJd-t
HFSRIETTE MICHEL. 20 wes; i7th.
T.. will soil now imported india silk crcn.
adine and Bingham dresses at reduced
prices.
PARTISAN DRE>SMAKER. nrst-class
cutter. htt"r. pupils the bost houses. Paris.
wants more cu-tomers at HON" or by day
references. ~ Livingston Place.
FRENCH DREs>MAkER. good cutter
ard inter. wishes To have NOR" cu~tomcfs 10y
The day ~ 30 or ut home. Address Mile.
n MEL, 81, West .2d--t
DRtS>M AKER wishes more customers
by III dav- long experience. Address
DfEsSMAKEH. Box 81. LA. Bmatwoy.
MADAME HOLSALlE mak"- costumes
from ~ up rcnOicl> aud re0oNatc- equal
to new also goes ont By the day at -.
-Oi West l3th--t
SEAL GARMENTS and furs Of all
Kind. rcpaircd, rcdyed. refined altered and
remodclled Ia new shapes estimates given.
G.EIG. 1871 West 22i-st
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-08
Nominations by the President.
fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatcn.l

WASHINGTON, d. c., April The Presi-
dent to-day sent TO the Senate the toiioN-
ing nominations:
Caleb W. West, of Utah, to be Governor
of Utah.
Dominick |. Murphy. of Washington. to
DO FIRST Deputy Commissioners OF rem
sions.
Sir. West was the former Governor under
Cleveland.
Dom,nick /. Murphy, nominated First Deputy
Commissioner OF Pensions, Is wen known ABOUT
tho Pension ONCE. He has virtually grown up
IN the atmosphere OF that department OF the
Government, FIRST entering the service as
clerk and finally to be the chief CLERK OF
the ONCE. Hts elevation to the deputy com mnls-
siopership Is due 10 his own merit aud the sohcl-
tstlon OF Mr.. Harrity, who has been Ior sohs
brother Of the oficial stenographsr OF ihe senate
and comes from a wel-knoWn famny OF Demo
Gratis Of Philadelphia, all active Democrats ana
liberal givers to the cause OF the party Win
Governor Caleb w. West. OF Salt Lake City,
renomlnated for Governor of Utah, succeeded
Ed. H. Murray, OF kentucxy, as Governor Oh that
Territory. having been appointed py hr. Ciese-
land from KENTUCKY In 1888 He mede one OF tno
most enicient and popular Governors the Terri
tory has had, and contributed very materially
by has tact In inducing the Cnnrch 70
renounce polygamy and TO obey ,he
Divisionist Democrats in the Territory ana mas
since been an earnest advocate OF statehocd Tor
Utah. Governor West was born In Cyntelana,
KY. May rs. 1s44, was educated nt hiiiets.
brrg, KY, entered tho Confederate army, and
served under Joseph u. Jehnaton IN Virginia
and later u~ter Joha II. Morgan In the
West He was prisoner tor tsenty-tnree Q
tho war he practiced his profession In his native
state and never held once until his selection
rey Nj. cievelApd fsr the sovenorship Of Usah.