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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25
STATE FARM KILLED.
NO REGULAR REPORT MADE AND
THE COMMITTEE DISCHARGED.
Quarterly Meeting of the board of Agri-
cuiture-Paper of tho Commissioner-
Matters to Bo Considered To-Day.

A regular quarterly meeting of the State
Board of Agriculture was held in the gen.
temen's parlor of the Exchange Hotel last
night. There were present Major W. L.
sutherlin (presidenD, Colonel Thomas
Whitehead Commissioner of Agricultural,
and Messrs Browne, Gaines, Lyman. Cor
bin, Palmer, aud Koiner,
Mr. Lyman. of the Committee on Or
ganization, Education, Publication. and
Library, made brief report as to the work
OF the matter Of holding farmers institutes.
The Commissioner submitted his report
for the three months ending December 81,
1872. The committee was considered Sc
ri0iim. A committee, consisting Of Messrs.
Lyman. Koiner. and Browne. was appoint
ed 10 consider the suggested changes IN
regard TO the regulations of the board tor
holding farmers Institutes.
The Virginia Hand-B Book was, at this
juncture, made the order for the session OF
the board this morning. 9,
The Committee on Agricultural ana
Analytical Chemistry Is 20 report at THIS
meeting OF the body.
THE STATE EXPERIMENTAL Farm.
Under the head of reports of special
committees, Major Gaines, OF the commit
ency of establishing an agricultural and
experimental farm. made q partial report,
which disapproved the suggestion OF such
an institution by the Commissioner OF Ag-
riculture.
The report, which was submitted a.
minority report. began with reference TO
she general conditions among the agrlcul-
tural elements of the State and by admit
ting the need for some relief in the line
gnUOgafaI hV no IN IN WH0
not thought by Major Gaines that the
board had the legal power under the act
creating II to take any such steps ~ were
proposed, or that the Legislature,
which would have 10 supply the
means for the institution of such an in
dustry. would look favorably upon the
scheme. He endeavored by reference to
statistics from the Auditors Office to prove
that the general state prevailing as 10 the
population and wealth among the farmers
IN Eastern Virginia was by no means en-
! couraging
THREE SUBSIDIARY STATIONS.
The paper presented by Major Gaines
suggested that three subsidiary expert
mental stations to be operated under the
auspices of the Blacksburg station should
be instituted. One. he said, should be
located IN Piedmont. another IN Middle.
| and the third in IIdewater Virginia. The
object of this. he SAID. was to operate
more extensively in the matter of expert
ments and 10 incorporate new lines for
examinations IN accordance with the
adaptabilties of the different localities.
MIR. Palmer and Colonel Whitehead, the
other members OF the committee, did not
agree IN their views with those Of Major
Gaines. but no majority report was made.
On motion. the committee was discharged
from further duty.
The committee on the matter of the
action 10 be taken 10y the board IN refer
ence 10 the fertilizer fund being consld-
cred part of the general appropriation
for the departmental work was continued.
The board took recess until 10 O'Clock
this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25

Voight against Raby. Fully argued by
Captain John H. Wright for defendant in
error and Judge 7. 5. Garnett for plaintiff
in error and submitted.
Mccullough against Hunter. Argued by
II. NJ. Hughes, Esq. for plaintiff in error
and W. II. White, ESQ.,. for defendant in
error and submitted.
Smythe against Smythe and others. Ap-
peal allowed and supersedeas awarded to a
decree pronounced by the Circuit Court of
the county of 1azewell on the 9th of De-
cam her 1AlJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25
Denies the Fusion Story.

General James G.. Field, OF AIbemarle
county. is in the city on professional bust
ness. He Is stopping at Murphy's Hotel.
lie denies the truthfulness OF the publica-
tion in Democratic paper that fusion
has been determined upon between Gene
whereby Major Mann Page, as the Peo-
pie's-party candidate for Governor, will
receive the support of both the Republi-
cans and Popuhsts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25
Mnrld's-Inir Meeting.

The Executive Committee of the Vir-
gina Worlds-Fsir Board. Captain J. II. w..
Fggatt, will hold IT'S monthly meeting IN
Colonel Butord's Office tonight.
The Board Of Managers will hold its BIZ
monthly meeting tomorrow at noon. This
j. expected 10 be an unusually full meet
ing, as important action Is to be taken
with regard to the State building. now
rapidly approaching completion, and also
upon the questiOA OF finances. Mrs. Beale,
the lady assistant who Is now in New York,
will return IN time. Judge Harris, who is
in Washington. with other memters re-
mote from headquarters, will be present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25
To Test the Poiice-Patroi system.

The poice-patrol system will be tested
at o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the
presence of the Board of Police and Fire
Commissioners the Police Committee. and
the presidents OF the two branches of the
City Council. The members of these bodies
and such other gentlemen as NAV be in
vited will meet at the. Second Police Sta
tion. where the headquarters are. at the
hour named. and the system will DO given
n thorou oh trial
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25
Faulkner ANo comoeN ELECTED.
They Get the fuii Democratic Vote
FIkins and neutrality-suspicious..
Especial telegram 20 tho Dispatch.l

Especial telegram 70 tho Dispatch.)
CuARIEsroS, W. Va. January 24.-Tbe
two houses OF the Legislature at II O'Clock
to-day proceeded TO ballot for two United
States AtnA 0rs-ono for the full term Of
six years TO begin March 4. 1893. and one 10
fll the vacancy caused by the death OF
senator John l.. kcuna. Charles j. Faulk-
ner. the present incumbent and Demo
Crltic-caucus nominee for the long tarm
and johnson f. Camden. the Democratic
nominee for the shor; term, each received
a mAiontv of the votes IN each House. and
they Will g declared elected in the JOINT
assembly OF the two houses tomorrow.
The Democratic nominees received tho
full party vote.
ETPUSTICAN VOTE.
Secrctary-of- Var Steven Is. Elkins. the
nominee Of the Republicans for the long
term, received all but two Of the Republi-
can votes. two being cast for .. ID. Hill,
the late candidate of the Peoples party
for the State Senate.
Judge Edwin Maxwell. n member Of the
lower house and tho Republican nominee
for the short torn, received all the Repub-
hcan votes except ms own.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25
Federal Senators Fleet.
fNy tnlsrrluh v tia soa,eo

e.. ', ANs,'' Nv January A;--NiilIain NJ.
..ffi States senate by the Nevada
I-slslature. he was the Silver party's
'aa- date. and received the unanimous
Vote Of that party. Ex-Congressman Bar
lue Was the Republican candidate.
ACsTiS. Tx. January "A. The Legisla-
ilrs ret a. noon to-day to cast ballot for
tel htetes sepatOr. Roger q. Mills
e-a !. l.. Augeut. the ThIrd-paTty csndi.
1aie for Governor m the last campaign.
we're The only candidates. The ballot re-
suited Mills. l44; kusent, =; Haley, q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25
Mr.. CLEVELAND SHOCKED.
The News of Justice Lamsr's Death a
Great Surpriso-Nir. Bsyard.
(By telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

LAKEWOOD, n. j., January 2l.-Mr Cleve-
land was greatly shocked this morning
when he learned of the sudden
death of Associate-Justice Lamar. He
was not aware Of the fact that
MIR. Lamar had been so seriously Ill.
and he could hardly credit the news,
which was first brought to HIM by re-
porter Both Mr. Cleveland and ex-Secre-
tary Bayard, who Is at Lakewood. express
ed deep sorrow at the sudden end OF the
statesman. Mr.. Cleveland said he could
not say whether or not he would attend
the fuperpl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25
rs,su,,a, oua,i,ie. OF Champagne.

Champagne containing the least alcohol
AMI minimum of sugar Is recommended
~ the leading physicians. These quail
t,ts. together with its excellence, purity.
and natural dryress. have made G. II.
Mumm's Extra Dry so popular. Custom
House statistics of 1892 show its imports
to be 1880 cases. or more than one-6fth
of the entire champagne importations,
exceeding any other brand BY over 5000
cases.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25

miters. Mr. Chamberlain ss,d. was due To
persistent and seditious blacsmail and /,
scandalous abuse OF the royal clensncy
tor political purposes.
Pierce Mahoney. former parnelhte
member of Parliament, and who was de.
feated by Davitt. assaulted DIR. Kenny.
Nationalist member Of Parliament, in ths
-Four Courss, Dublin. YESTERDAY. and
blacked his eve. Kenny. IN recent speech.
made some sighting sllusion 20 Mahoney's
mother. Kenny was IN his wig and gown,
and was within the precincts Of the court.
Mahonev was brought before the court and
bound over 70 answer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25
Academy OF Medicine.

There was quite large attendance at
the meeting OF the Academy of Medicine
and Surgery OF the Young Mems Christian
ASSOCIATION Hall last night. DR.. Mcclure
opened the discussion, which was one OF
much interest.
The subject under consideration was
further discussed by Drs. Hugh NJ. TAYLOR,
Johnston. Edwards. Stuart and Edward
Mcclure, Kuyk, Upshur. aud Peyser.
Dr. j. VI. Winfield. of Manchester. and
DR.. F.. c. Levy, Of this city, were elected
members of the academy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25
MEETINGS-FOurth Wednesday.

MANCHESTER LODGE, NlcgINI9f3.
BROTHERHOOD OF BLACgsAiTHs.
RICHMOND LODGB, CuOsbN fRlfNb%
sOLDIERs'-HOaE LODGE. GOOD ffHrLAR@
GHL-MENoRIAL LODGE. GOOD TEnfLARs
FLEA BENEFICIAL SOCIETY.
"B" COMPANY, fTRSr Vik1iNIA kEOifkNI'
GOODWILL COUSclL, HRCBAhiC%
HkNRfcO COUNCIL, ROYAL AKcAfth'
CUMMINGS ASSEMBLY, GOOD FEiLOHs.
MADISON COUNCIL, HONE CIRCLE
VIRGINIA TENT, KSlGHTs or h.cCiBsss.
POCAHOSrAS TRiBh. RED hES.
AAKTHA wAsHiSGIOS LODGE, KNIGHTS OF HOSOA
SCHILLER LODGE, ODD-fELLOWi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25
a SUICIDAL FOUR.
Successive Self-Takings on of Friends
After Money Shortage.
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

TU5 V-IFNT' 'I'-' ~ ~ - '''I
CfNcINNAII. January A.-Jule kamp@,
local manager OF the washington lhsu-
rance COMPANY of New York, who shot
himself because be was short III BIS ac-
counts. was buried YESTERDAY. kanpe;
Samuel McGia,son. Samuel Clark, aud
Ircd. Bolos were for several wears Insepa-
rable companions, and all four hold re-
sponNblc positions BOles had shortage
and shot himself III the head four years
apo. Clark did tine same thing III the
presence Of kampe and McGlasson. the
latter following by taking poison IN Viz
cinia hotel, and now Kampc has taken his
own Iln.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25
Seats for "Our Boys" on Sale Thursday
Morning.

Thursday morning the seats for Our
Boysn can be reserved at the Academy
box-office. Tickets OF admission for this
charming society event can be procured at
the Academy az well as seats reserved.
The performance promises IN every way to
be one OF the most enjoyable and brilliant
ever given in Richmond. The world OF
fashion will exhibit itself that evening on
the stage, IN the boxes, and on the floor OF
the house. Already the demand for tickets
has been very great.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25

telegraph % tle Di@patch.l
-.....r r.. J,,.,arv "a The Iorisla-
.. .,t',t.a low reouirinr that
...,.l St.... seuafor be taken
I.' r...,Il..sn ifou-e. hy agree
r..,,i..t. had the frst roll
... ...Ifol a- follows: Joseph
... I..,.. t....,. cturu- uomincel, t. 4.
....I ii carroll Democrat, ,
.. .4... morr,D. . Mes-rs
.. ... t,,~l.r- lDem0crats)
.., ,...,.., .r1 Neoober Demo.
.. ...-,.. -v",, .Eernrlicoul who
....'. =, ,I,a E.nuhlican
.., r'..i i,r Perkins
...- .-.... ,..+. wo.. Adv Re
'.. tf...,,, d rusi"n pemo-
T.-'-t. ,ru.i,n. Demo-
... ... t...'..'.,.o, KIM, pnuulIst,
I..t U...., I@..n..t, 10 Johu ".
...... .i',.,I't'
..-. % .... v.-,d for Senator
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25
Mr.. BLAlNe'S CONDITION.
No Reports of Even Temporary Gain
ing of strength.
IRy telegraph . the Dlspatch.l

WAsHIN0TON. January 2.-No en-
couraCinc reports a. OF even temporary
Gaining Of strength have been received
from Mr.. Blaincs physicians or the family
to-day. and the impression is everywhere
becoming moro emphatic that each day
BOW finds blm IN some respect not so well
az on the previous day. The physician
visited his patient at9 o'clock tonight
and sand there was no material change.
Mr.. Blaine slept more than he did week
aco. hut when awake he was conscious.
The doctor said no wOnld not return TO-
night unless called for. Everything about
the house tonight appears thus far as
usual Tie dam lcht II the sick room
seen through the drawn curtains CONVEYS
no sign OF anything beyond the ordinary
yirIl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25
Palmetto Liquor-Dealers Organize

CuAnLrsros, :. c., January PA con-
yeutIon composed of about one hundred
delegates from most of the counties IN the
state met here to-day and perfected per-
manent organization of the Iiouor-dealers
of this State. An executive committee OF
nifty was appointed for the purpose OF
raising funds and fighting IN the courts
the constituuonality ~ MIR. Evans's hsuor
law passed at the recent session OF tne
General Assembly. Ii was decided to raise
quite a large sum of money for legal ex-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25
Spanl.h Republican Coalition.

(By Anglo-American cable 10 the Dispatch.l
MADRID, January IA manifesto signed
bv Seniors Gorilla, Salmer, aud Ply Mar
gall. the leaders of the three Republican
sections IN Spain. was issued to-day an-
nouncing that they had formed a coalition.
A central committee Will be appointed IN
Madrid. the members Of which will con-
stitute the first Ministry when the repub-
he shall have been established.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25
TERRIBLE sLslGHlNG ACCIDENT.
The Vehicle struck Squnrely by n Loco
motive-Tour Persons KILLED.
rur toie0rarh tofho Dispatcbl

Paterson, \. j.. January pa sleigh
with parry Of SIX returning home t. Pas
saic cIty was struck 10y an Ere railroad
locomotive at the MonrOe-street crossing
IN la-saic half An hour after midnight TINS
morning. Anne Ryan. - wears Old. was
killed Instantly; Maggie SPAN, Il years
old. was SO badly injured that she died a
few hours later. aud Hr-. Thomas O'Brien.
the divorced wife Of a saloon-keeper on
West street. New York, and John Moore
(coloredl. the driver Of the slelgh. were
fatally injured. There was no tiagman or
gate at the crossing. The locomotive
struck the sleigh sQuarely, completely de-
mohshing II. and kIlIIng The two horses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25
KING COTTON ".
Augusts's Carnival Inaugurated Amid
"GIortousiy Resplcndent Weather.
lBytelegraph TO the Dispatch.

ArGraTA. GA., January 24.-The reign ot
King Cotton ~. began today with the in
augurauon of the carnival festivities.
Fully 10000 strangers are in the city. The
programme TO-DAY consisted III reception
Of the King. who came up the Savannah
river. and an address of welcome bv the
Mayor. and the turning over Of the keys of
the cltv 60 his Fleecy Majesty, all of which
was followed bv a carnival OF sports aud
other festivities, free to the public. The
weather Is as Cloriously Respondent as that
nf "A snrlng DIV.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25
The Final Tuesday (sermAu.

The final german of the Tuesday Club
for the season was given at the Masonic
Temple last night. About forty couples
interpreted the beautiful figures of the
dance, and il was with reluctance that the
merry terpsichoreans Quilted their amuse-
msnt until next winter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25
COupou-Suit Costs.

In the notice yesterday regarding the
payment of costs in the coupon suits q
portion of the language was little mis-
leading. IL was not intended to say that
the Olcott committee had assumed to pay
the costs themselves, but they had agreed
that the costs should be paid in money.
In any event, when a taxpayer against
whom Judgment has been entered takes
advantage OF the twelfth section of the
act OF settlement the costs must be paid
IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25
4 rALIlNORs DIFFERENCE.
re,iattcr Of Transferring Policies Of In
.N-nrCa. ~ GrAin.

ttrnUCs On tsfhiu.
telegraph 20 tho Dispatch
r..r.,.rf Mp. January PA serious
. la. arisen between the gram
.r Gil, Corn and Flour Exchange
.sri of Baltimore nderwrlters
r g. the Transferring or IN
p..cic- on gram stored IN
elevator o. make them cover
I.l W another elevator Inc
,s.f.rs Association OF Bn.u-
.. Heretofore ISSUED two kinds OF
ia gram held IN the elevators.
rlrN policy on which tie tre-
pr cent. On account OF she
i,.r. At wllch 10 issued his po'lcy
states that it y noy transferable.
-t.r cram men DO not object. no
ylpt I- known as sh0rt-term
..U3 b. issued 10 run three months
...rt,rr premium ot per cent.
..r ..ui for tAe year. The under
.-... tsvc permitted gram men holding
.'.'crm policy 10 transfer II so az
.... if cover gram IN any elevator
..t DE'ra cost. Bn' AZ recent meet
...ft.e I.nrl ~ Underwriters an order
., i.--rl prohibiting tie transfer "f
....- all requiring the gram men 70
go .eparsto policies for stocks hc!d
HtG,rrrt tleyat lhs order tho
..,.r rr.L az fighting.
...v sav lf- enforcement VIII work serl-
,r .rr ~ the cram trade of Baltimore
imposing an additional and burden
... INK ora the dc4ler-. Tho profits of
..-. business are now sr small. they sav,
Pa. auv additional burdens viii bear se-
..r..v up1u them and Will necessarily III
..e trade. They contend that al
,.. raie charged for the short-term
policy D. D, no hardship for the
Insurance men o. make the transfers.
Is., a.. not ask that it hc done on the
.arlv r,r,l.. because tine low premium
.ulrrr3 might entail q los- 0nthe insurance
..mprrlr, Of tie companies made the
...-l.ra. iue lu~urguc. men say th"Y
.r. ul wish % impose hardshlps, but
.., fte practice Of Transferring policies
. f...rIr -.v extensive that II has become
.-..r, nr the underwriters TO pro
...' -I.lu-, .ve-. Every time pohcy is
.rr.I it costs much clerical work.
rnII.l 'ur companies get no pay ana
tl- every transfer must be report
...t., f.r" Office and entered 40 II II
..r.. policy. They think the rate
..4t4.ot cAatCel tor short-tefm
..u.t excessive IN view OF tho risk
....i
..t .. tho opposition 70 the order
t.. -rau dealers that there l. scrl-
.t.. .f fuiur all ia urauce company
.t..,lve-. modelled after tn"
system. o. the order ls continued
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25
i,ichmond to Norlo,k and Return

Richmond to Norfolk and Return, $3.50.
ria Petersburg and the Norfolk and West
ern railroad (the "Old Reliable All-Rail
Llne") for delegates attending the meet
ing of the Virginia State Christian En-
deavor Union az Norfolk Jauuar5 n, 1893.
Tickets will be sold January 2bth and
27th. good to return until January 3lst
Three daily trains leave bvrd-Street
station as follows-vil.: A. NJ, $40 L.
NJ, and 5:3j J.. VI.
For full lnformatan apply to II. w.
Courtney. Passenger Agent, s2s east Main
street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25
AucTIoN sALFs TODAY.

MACFEAT & KLINE, 10il A. VI. several car-
loads horses and mules ~ 1900 east Frank
I'm street.
J. II. VALENTINE, 1919 A. ", dry goods, boots,
shoes, notions, clothing, a..
WILLIAM JENKINS & son, l2IG A. ", apples,
hananAs. oranges, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25
A brilliant weidtne,

fBy Anglo American cable 10 the Dispatcb.l
ViyssA, January 2s.-The marriage OF
the Archduchess Margaret Sophie and the
Duke Albrecht OF Wurtemburg was
solemnized to-day in the Church OF the
Hofrath. Cardinal Gruscha, Archbishop Of
Vienna, officiating. The wedding was one
of great brillisncy. beng attended by the
Emperor Franois Joseph. several Arch.
dukes and Archduohesses, the King and
Queen OF Wurtemburg. and other men,
bers of the royal family of wurtemburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25
City Circuit Court.

In the City Circuit Court Yesterday. in
the case of Slater, Myers & Co. against W.
A. Beckman Judgment was confirmed for
S152.lG.
The following suits were instituted: The
Hall Improved Water-Filter Company
against OTIS Ii. Russell for $500; same
against |. j. Hawks for $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25
THE cENTRAL-scHooL BUILDING.
To Advertise for Bids-An Assembly
Room to BE Included.

An important session Of the Council
Committee on Schools was held in the
City Engineer's Office last evening. The
principal matter under consideration was
tho character of the proposed new Gen.
tral-School building. which is to be con-
structed upon the Grant property, on
Twelfth street, recently purchased for
this purpose. The session was presided
over BY Chairman Gary, and there were
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25
THE Presidents sYspArHIFs.

WAsHINGroN. January a. When the
news of the death of Justice Lamar was
conveyed to The President he sent mes
sage of sympathy by telegraph to Mrs.
Lamar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25

colored member. voting for Quincy, Of Gal
weston.
TRrNToY. n. j.. January A-A ballot for
United States senator was taken in both
houses OF the Legislature to-day, with the
following result: Senate--James Smith,
Jr. Democrat. 10: William !. Sewell
{ Republican }, Q. House-Smith, 30;
Sewell, Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25
GRAND RACING CIRCUIT.
An Unusually Successful Trottisg Season
Looked for This Year.
fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch

New YORK. January A.-The Board of
Stewards representing the various tracks
on the grand circuit held meeting to-day
at the Murrsy-Hill Hotel aud settled all
their differences. The meeting, which
was held IN one of the parlors of the
hotel. was secret one. At its conclusion
Secretary Archer announced that after an
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25
CABIN VET NJ A KING
vr. Cleveland Hard at Work Now
in Lakewood.
HlYlND TO BE SECRETARY OF STATE,
...tt.ic. Secretary OF tho Treasury Dan
Lamont secretary OF IN" Navy
Hsrrity. rostmAster-Gonerai.

r.,ru,,s \. j.. January a. MIR Prcsi-
l..t...i Cleveland and eX-Societsrv-
-.tc Baysrd spent several hours this
....ciu Camnct-mahng at the Cleyo-
,.u-e. after which they joined Mrs.
land and Sirs. Bayard IN two-hours'
..-lc. lt was expected that oX-Secre-
..-. NMnsy would Join tho party this
.a. Ugt he dIl not arrive. Several
.r. g hs family. however. came
...,.a .hc afternoon tram. and from ono
u.t va learned that Mr. whitney
LAB, hero Wednesday.
ruun. CtGI,Ir. ASp LAMONT.
.. Cleveland ana Mr.. Eayafd wero
.. t.. afternoon IN Mr.. Glove
.-.,a O. stldv and denied them
g. f.i0rtrrs. l. * "a 4 that Mr.
..I.s tn t4ye me Statc portfolio again
t..f senator Carlisle Will I've Secrc-
t.. Treasury. The only other
tfr, fr known 10 have been So
Nr t'ry0iaui's Cabinet - Mir.
w.o. % d, CANNED, IL booked Tor
....F q tAo Navy.
ntulU. TOO.
,r.-i re'iuhlo source comes tho
~.f .r chat Nanoual-C Chairman VII
.-rtv. Of Htuus, lyanIa. has been
f,-. aul that Dee is 90 be ton-
... ..-iul~tsr- general mp.
.-....r. WNp was expected here to-
a-..-t Mr Cleveland, did not ar
- e.. ysard las not determined what
.....kr regard o. MT. LamaT's iu-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25

SOONER OR LATER u neglected cold VIII 1e-
yeop a constant cough. shortncss Of breath. fail'
ing strength, aud wasting Of nesh, all syinp-
tomato u some serious lung Affection, which
may be avoided or palilatl 1 by using In tune
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