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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
Massachusetts Tobacco-Growing.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass April 2G.--Thls u % be
banner year With tho tobac'o-erowers Of liamp-
shire comfy. All large growers are planning
more seed-bcds. and II the weather Is pTopltlOus
if is estimated that noary GOO,0DO pounds VIII
bs harvested. New barns are being built and
tons more Of fertilizers are being shipped. Last
year $4,000 pounds were raised
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
proDsrty Transfers.

Richmond: Maria G. Hoenniger 10 Clllle II.
Brauer, 93l5 feet on Broad street northeast cor
nor Thirty-secOnd, 81, 100; John ". Pierce aud
wife 10 LittetOn Fitzgerald. % Sl6-l2 feet on
south side Main street between Second aud
Third. sub beet IN two deeds Of trust amounting
to 1920. 81 Hannah Rowland to Matilda 4.
and LAURA d. Johann, 2lA feet on north side
Cav street between Munford and Gilmer,
sl,41O; George B. Stoers trustees to Virginia
tlre ami Marine Insurance Company, 23l4 feet
on west side Third street between Arch and
BYRD, $4,000.
Henrico: James H. Barton aud wite TO c. Z.
Saundors. lot IN block %, Barton Heights,
5000: Frank L. Kelley to Mary T.. Kelley, 80
feet on twenty leYenth street southwest corner
:, subject to deed Of trust, S5: j. T.. Sullivan
ana wife TO II. Hoizgrefo. Same decd reported
from Chancery court March =. 1898, 5000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
INSURANCE AGENTS ARRESTED.
Charged with Conspiracy TO Defraud
Their Company.
(By telegraph to the Disoa,ch.l

lBy telegraph to the Disos,ch.l
wHEELISG, w. VA, April 20 Following the ar.
rests rerorted last week Of a number Of persons
connected with the Metropolitan Life-lnsuranco
Company. OF New York, was the dlsappearanco
of Dr. Ashbrook, tho examining physician. aud
on SATURDAY night William Groves, tho
superintendent " agenci.s, who was ac-
two In prosecuting his subordnates, was him.
self arrested md s now IN fail. To-day an
other was added 10 the list Ia too person Of Y.
NJ. Lennon, the agent at Hilsburg Brook coun'
Is. All are charged With completely in plot %
issue forged policies ana Applications by which
the company has teen deirauded ont Of largo
Gums. IL IL believed that moro arrests VIII tol-
II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
CAROLINA WIDOWS PsNsIoNep.
All whose Husbands Died Within Year
After April q. 1868. WIZ lie Cared For.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
RALEIGH. y. G., April 26.--Stete-A Auditor Fur
man informs your correspondent that under tho
rev law there will be placed upon the pension
rolls the names OF all widows whose husbanis
died In twelve mouths after April -, 1865. IL Is
estimated that this will add about 300 20 tho
list OF widows.
It was az first thought a l2-year-oid white boy
here named Gruendler was suffering with lock-
law, but to-day your correspondent learns that n
larger boy knocked him down aud Jumped
many tunes upon bis body, causing dangerous
injuries.
Its stated positively to-day by tho Grape
Growers Association that none of the grapes IN
this seciion are injured by irosL
SCHOOL TAXES.
The county superintendents OF public instrnc-
tiOn in about twenty OF tho smaller counties
made an attompt TO get decision as 70 whether
the school taxes should be dsbur5ed IN the
counties whore collected or should all be sent %
the State Treasury and thence disbursed pro
rata among tho whole school population. Tho
Superior Court said the case did not come mp
properly on this point and, to-day the supreme
Court sustainedfhat ruling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
A1ernnder,. TronbIs Begins.

TBy Auglo-Americ2n cablO 10 the Dispatch.l
LONDoN, April Ca private dispatch from
Belgrade states that diss snsiOn prevails In the
new Cabinet Of King Alexander. formed under
his direction after the coVp ftnt two weeks
ago. Tho King it Is stated has declined 20 ac-
cert tho roscnati N OF ". Frangsloyics as Minis
ter Of War, and 81. uiurecs, cx-Ninister OF War;
has gone 10 Roumania on q cJn1dontial mis-
sion 70 Queen Natalie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
Named for President.

The Executive Committee OF tho Powhatan
CLUB at its meeting Wednesday night dis
cussed several names for the presidency OF the
organization, and finally agreed 70 recommend
70 the next meeting OF the club prominent
Young businessman. The members Of tho COM
mtttee would not talk yesterday, but the public
are satisfied that tho prominent young business
man Il SIR. John :. lIarwood. Mr. Harwood once
declined 10 accept the once, but It may be that he
will now yield TO tho pressure OF mis- friends Ia
the clnn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
THE SETTLEMENT A RELIEF.
Regi.tratien Closed-A Church Benefit
AibemnrIe Presbytery Convencs-

AibemnrIe Presbytery Convencs
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatcn.l
HENDERSON, n. c., April 2G.-Teiegrams re-
ceiycd here last night from Newberne stating
that the trouble there had been settled was a
great rolef to tho people here, who deprecate
every cause to excite race prejudice.
The registration- books are closed for the mu-
niCiIa election and show a white majority.
The performance at the theatre last night for
the benont OF the Methodist church was we'll at
tended.
AlDemarlc Presbytcry conyenes az Lagrange
to-aay. Rev. Dr. w. ID. Morton, Of the Presby-
teran church here, together with Rey. CAR
Moore and CaptainJ. NJ. b. Hunt, OF tho Nut0ush
church, lett this morning 10 attend as dele
gates from their respective churches.
Cold northeast wind and RAIN since yesterday
MAKES the weather anything but comfortable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
Against tho Iiollins Plan.

NEW NORg, April 2G.-Certain holders OF tho
Savannah and Western. Columbus and Western,
and Columbus and ROmc railroad companies
securities have united, and An agreement Is now
being pre- lared which viii be submitted 70 all
NOndholders on Saturday, April 29tA. In opposl-
ton % the lIolins plan OF REORGANIZATION.
SAYASNAH. Ca, April 2O.-lhe Augusta and
Savannah st0.Eholders decided to-day not 70
euter the reorganization plans Of the Georgia
Central.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
Mrs. willis to Read,

Mfs. Elizabeth Flower Willis, Of Boston. we'll
known elOcutiOnist, will give a reading at
seyenth-slreet Christian church this evening.
Mira wits Is n graduate and postgraduate OF
the elocutionary department Of the New England
Conservatory, ana Is tho only sister OF DR.. X. c..
Flower, well known in Richmond. and X. D..
Flower, Of tho Arena. She Is passing through
Richmond from a visit TO Florida, where sho has
been giving sOme readings, snd will stop only
ono night en route TO Boston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
TIE BLACKWELL LAND SALE.
Mack Gsanes Is StiIi Alive and His As
saiInnt at Large-A New Hotel.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
DURHAM, y. CAPRI 2G.-Ihe big land sale
by the trustees OF W. T. Blackwell, J. w, Black
well, and T. j. Harris closed to-day. Outside
capital from Lynrhburg. South Boston. and RAJ
leigh was represented. Some lots brought 500
per front foot. These trusts, OccaaiOned by the
Blackwell bank failure nve years ago. Will
probably now bo terminated 10 the interest OF
all concerned.
STILL LIVING.
Mack Geanes, whose skull was cut in "Smoky
Hollow still lives, and Lee, his assailant, ~ at
large.
B. y. Duke returned to-day from his attend
ance I'm Now IorK upon the Wright suit pending
there against his lirm tor 100000
The Carolina Hotel is noariug completion, to
the delight OF grlP-sack knights and Durham !
entire population. A gentleman from New York
WAS here to- iay trying % lease It. Colonel Carr
will make this tho model building OF ITS class In
North Caay;ina. Artists ron Danville, Balti-
more. ana Now York are adding the finishing
touches.
Mrs. w. A. Erwin is better.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
Buchanan Found Guilty.
fKv feIarranh % the Dianatch.l I

NEW YoRK, April 26.--Dr. Robert W. Buchas
nan, who was on trial for the pact few weeks
charged with the poisoning ot his wife, WAS
found guilty tonight OF murder IN the nrst de-
gree. Tho fury had been out since yesterday
evening and tho lengthy deliborntion gave tho
defendant and his counsel a hope that they
would at least disagree. The verdict to-nigse
WAS In tho nature OF u surprise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
FATAL eOILER-e EXPLOSION.
The Fireman Killed and Six Others Re
ported Injured, but Not Fatally.
lsnecinI talagrnm to tha Dlspatch. /

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.i
MILFORD. VA, April 2G.-The engine-boiier
belonging TO the saw-miil Of Z. l. Baker ex-
ploded about z. II. to-day.
IL Il reported that the fireman was 50 badly
wounded that he died in a tew hours.
Several others perhaps six) were wounded,
but not seriously.
Mr.. BAKERS saw-mill is about nine miles from
here and about six from PenOla. Efforts TO obtain
further particulars were not successful on ac-
count Of the heavy rains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
GREAT NORTHWESTERN STORM.

KniD, Hall, and snnW-Farmers Dis
ccuraged-No Grain SOwo.
(By telegraph to the Dispatch.l
ST. PAUL, MINI. April 26.-Reports from 100
points IN Minnesota tonight indicate that tho
great storm witch began last wednesday with
twenty inches Of snow is stil raging. Since day
lignt this morning It has been alternately rain
ing. hatling, and showing. Farmers all over
this region are pretty nearly discouraged
over the outlook for crops. Not an
acre OF grain has been eOwn IN
North Dakota or AZ any point in Minnesota north
Of ~. Cloud, and there il no prospect that any
will be s0wn IN tho next ten days. In Northorn
Minnesota, around CrOOkstOn. Fisher. and many
other Red-River- Valley points, thousands of
acrcs OF farmland have bcen converted iEto
lakes by overnOWing streams and al! talk OF
putting n q crop Is out Of tho question. To-
nights weather reports indicate at least twenty
four hours more OF snOw or rain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
Scotch-iFishmen OF Georgia.

ATLANTA. Ga, April 20.-At q meeting last
night Colonel A. j. Mcbride ~ this city, was
elected president OF the ScOtch-lrlsn Society OF
the state OF Georgia, ana tho Atlanta society
was merged into the state society. Presidens
Mcbride viii appoint fOrty-1ye delegates to mo
Fifth Congress OF tho Scot,h-lrish society or
America. which meets at Springfield. o., May
l1th. President Mcbride Is prominent busl-
meas man, connected with many business enters
prses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
The National Game.

Al Birmingham: L. Bill =,
Da,frric4- Duryea and Eario; Holierd, Eick-
cry. and a0mmcri.
AZ Charleston: D.. H. r..
sayapnnn.........O 0 . 0 90 % Z
Nec0ps .........O o Q q o o 90 :
batteries: Petty and Hurley; Abbey and
Hes.
AZ Atlanta
Atlanta. 4; hits, 10; errors D.
Chattanooga, 9 hits. @; errors o.
Batteries: keenan, aud DixOn; Neyins and
Setback.
AT New Orleans: H. LII =,
New Orleans. o 0 0 0 o 90 .
Montgomery. o 90 90 o. o
Batteres-jantzen and Luby; Armstrong and
Pepper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
British UnionIst Programme.
By Anglo-Amorlc4n cable to The Dispatch

TTy AnEIO-NWNflciu CaUIt 20 IuH UI'VHt-U'J
LONDON, ADril 2B.-Lord Salisbury, the Duke
Of Devonsbire, Balfour, Chamberlain, Lord RAN
doIph Churchill. and other UniOnis. leaders held
anothsr meeting at Dcyonshire House to-day 10
consider tho course Of the opposition in Parlla-
ment, especially with regard - tho home-rule
biz Ihe meeting agreed upon plan for united
action against homo rule ana other government
measures. u was decided 20 light the home
rulo bill line bv line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
RICHMOND TERMINAL AFFAIRS.
4 Series of Conferences That Are Regard
cd as momentous.
lBy telegraph 10 tho Dispatch.l

10y tclckEaph 10 tNN bihpuyfu'l
Nzw YORK, Apnl G.-Railroad-men con-
vcrssnt with tho intrc0cics Of tho Richmond
Terminal Company's agairs regard as no
nicntous a series % informal conferences now
being held at the Marlborough Hotel. Tho Tour
men who socm to have some weighty PROB
lem 90 adjust are all Interested IN the
Georgia Crntrsls side Of tho nRht against
the IlOnins syndicate. They are these directOrs
~ tho Georgia Central; Patrick calhoun ana
Alexander King, Of Atlanta, and Z. Il. Jacques,
Of Macon Tho fourth party 20 the confer en'e
Is Major J. b. Hanson, of Macon, business
partner ~ Receiver II. 81. Conner, OF the Central
road. Rumor has u trat The conferences nave
TO deal win The dccisIOn in the nited states
pist-ict Court q Georgia last week by wblrh
lease oi the Port Royal railroad was DIS
fui,ed and tie Central root ot Georgia,
the lessee ordered 90 turn 10 over TO
tho stockholders. Tho rumor goes farther ma
iusiuuatcs that patIicS calhoun was tho moving
spiut in brcaSur the lease. as be has large In
tcrest. ga post Royal which nave 81 iale years
been " botIc1-Ip' by the Central railioad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
French Economic Concerns.

fBy Anglo-Amerlcau cable to the Dlspatchl
PARIS. April 2B.-ln the Senate to-day the
Bourse-tax law was passed The debate on tho
budget was resumed. The announcement was
made that an agreement had been effected be-
tween the Budget Committee and the govern
ment regarding everything except railways.
The ere Its for railways already voted by tho
Chamber Of Deputies we're rejected by the senate
by a vote Of Il9 20 100. Tho proposal Tor q
lcense-tax form was accepted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
Moro Sioux CITY Failures.
IN. fnInrrnr.h IN tho nianafctl

sIorx CITY. a., April 2G.-Three more eX-
teusive failures orcurrs to-4ay, directly result
ing from the Union Loan and Trust Company
assignment They were those o' tho Sioux cts
Dry-Goods Company, tho sioux city Dressed
Beet and Canning Company, and the Interstate
Investment Company Combined liabilities
nbOut ShUO. 600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
Turf-Exchang- to BE R.oprned.

A well-known turfman told DISPATCH report
or Yesterday that from what he had heard The
exchange, formerly known "a Lees, would be
reopened within the next few days.
The raolng seasou is about 10 begin, and the
patrons Of hooxmaking establishments are very
mscn delighted oser tue prospect OF pursuing .
fayorits pasttims un,ramuslls1 " the Law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
un,thxnr calling oia,..

little white boy was badly hurt in front OF
Garys coal-yard, on Broad street between
Seventeenth aud Eighteenth, yesterday morning.
IL seems that he was swinging on the immense
gate which foil upon him, severely and painfully
bruislng him about the head ana BODY. Tho
little fellow was taken home and medical aid
raudared.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
p1irnte Rank snspends.

II 't1'7 TT I'+'|I1'I
CHATTANOOGA. IENN., April 26.-Buchanan K
Crabb, dong a smau business as tho hhea-
County Bank az Dayton. Tenn. have been closed
~ attachment of creditors. Liabll.ties between
$50. 900 and - 900. Assets said TO be nomi-
nal Tho Grm aas beon IN business only about
fnrRn Yalra.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
Innhnr.lirnk Mind.Tn.

LOSDOS. Eng, April 26.--An order OF court has
been made Tor the winding up Of the English,
Scottish and Australian Chartered Bank, tho
failure Of which, with Liabilities amounting to
cS,OOO, 900, was announced April 12th. Tho
order Was issued on petition Of the company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
FINANCIAL SITUATION IMPROVED.
Nothing New Excep, That the Treasury IL
Daily Receiving Offers of Gold.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l


WAsHfSGTOS, d. G, April 26.-Ihe financial
situation to-day shows Improvement. Gold in
small quantities was offered this morning from
several points and accepted. The policy OF the
Treasury Department will be 20 accept all tho
gold offered, unless tho conditions imposed are
disadvHntago0us to the government
Tho President and Secretary Carlisle show by
their action in leaving the capital at this time
more plainly than words can express thcir entire
confidence In tho financial situation. Gold will
hc paid out rs demanded Tor Treasury notes
without inquiring whotner tho gold reserve is
thcrcpy invaded or kept intact. lt has been
practically turned into aYailaO ole Treasury cash
since the Presidents announcement that gold
would be paid FOR all Treasury uOtes.
Secretary Carlisle said tins morning there WAS
nothing COW to say of the situation, except that
hc was daily rocolyiuE Offers OF gold, which he
was accepting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
10. i. Celebration.

-' 'stAph - tue luspAllhsJ
i1S. ID. G.. Apri 26.--Jhe seventy
... fefsary 0f TIE Independent Order Of
Has reicbtatod here today by tho
hfi.ons, assisted boy Canton Norfolk,
So. There was "A parade during the
i-f1pei al night, az which prominent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27

THI I'|IVNI 'If7II y '-IT7 - s''1'1'I
Augusta, Ga, April 2d.-At meeting Of tho
Confsierate survivors to-day resolutions offered
by Captain n. +. Carroll roncratulatiug General
Wade Hampton on lis appointment as Railroad
Commissioner by President Cleveland were
unanimously adopted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
steamer KnickerbOckrr Disabled.
IRv tnlerrnph 70 the Dispatch.l

CHARLESTON, :. C., Apul 2G.-lnforma.ion
reached here this morning that tho steamer
Knickerbocker, from Now Orleans Tor New YORK,
was on Cape Roman n eighteen fathoms Of
water disabled. The tug Confidence lo't hero 10
GO 10 the assistance OF tie hnickerbocker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
Protest Against Home Rule.

IONpoN. April 2G.-Thc Marquis Of London
derry presided today ~ a conference OF Irish
UnIonista assembled IN London TO protest against
the enactment OF The bill establishing homerule
in ireland. All the prominent leaders connect
od with the IRISH opposition 70 home rule were
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
STRANGE RUSSIAN STORY.
How Peasants Stop the Cznr's Train to
Present Grievances.

tly Anglo-Amorican cable 10 the Dispa.ch.l
81. PETERSBURG, April 26.-Many rumors are
current regarding the cause Of the sudden stop
ping OF tho imperial train while en- route TO
tho Crirueo and tho resulting fright by which
tho car was made III. one iumOr IS 70 the ei-
tcct that Thousands Of peasants living In villages
near Charkon laid themselves upon tne
railway track in order 10 stop the
cars train. and thus have an opportunity 20
present 10 the car a petition against certain
local abuses. A conflict ensued. II Is said b0.
tween the train-guards and the peasants hllu
tho general result was that fOr.y-tWo peasants
md thirteen soldiers were killed IN the nghI OF
crushed ~ tho train.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
Georgia W. G. 4. 4.
o,ha piapa,cb

MACON, GA, April 26.-The State Woman's
Christian Temperance Union IS now In session
in this city and to-day transacted business OF
minor importance. Tho annual address OF Mrs.
Sibley, OF Augusta, president OF the state union,
was read at this evenings session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
The Neragnns,

fl}y telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
WAsHISGTON, ID. C.. April 2G.-1he Duke and
Duchess n Neragua ana party loft hcre al 0:JO
this morning for New YORK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
CoNWcTS SENT TO STATE FARMS.
Thirty Specimens Of Mineral Water Sent
TO tho FaIr--Inhuman Negro.
TSDecial telegram 20 the Dlspatchl

Especial telegram 20 the Dlspatch.l
RALKrGu. y. C., Aprl 2G.-Thirty-three con-
victs We're to-day sent TO the state farms IN
Halifax county from the penitentiary and will
be put az work on the dykes. Threo hundred
and twenty-five conyicts are now employed In
building the dykes.
Today the state sent 20 the Worlds feir
specimens o. mineral waters from thirty springs.
4 warrant Is out tor EdinbOrOugh Scarlet
(colorod). OF Cum berland county, who IL charged
wItn pouring oil upon his daughter While sho
was asleep aul then urning her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
Newspaper-Man Made Happy,

CHATTANOOGA, Tam. April 26.-Aton X.
Ochs, managing editor OF the Chattanooga Tinl,s.
AMI MISS Francis Naudyke were married this
| evening at the home Of the bride. Tho wedding
presents were handsome and costly. The bridal
| trip Is 70 New Iors ana Chicago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
The r,ta,o of AR. Jossph Hail

Mrs sallie G. Hall qualified In the Chancery
Court yesterday rs administratrix OF the estate
Of Mr. Joseph Hall The property involved 10
valued at $4,000, and It Is left 70 hrs. Han
during hsr lifetime.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
Maryland sIurderers Sentenced.

MARLBORO, Mp. April 26.-William Pinkney
aud DANIEL barber, convicted OF the murder OF
Francis NJ. Bowie just one month ago, were sem
tenced 70 death TO day. The Governor ixOs the
date.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
* HONORARY POST.
c,-7suGH LEE A DIRECTOR OF
CO &c Union PACIFIC r. r. CO.
..~,,c PRESENTED TO the Presi-
'' 1,n, Another Batch Of Treasury
Applications.

IIIr Nf'it.li Z A'i n 'Ht'f'if''''''
...-.>. ID. C.. April 2e.-Tho Presi-
l.. appointed General Ftzhugh
.,....-.s. o. be one Of the govern
.....t.r- oi the Union Pacific rail
r....u honorary position, without
.... lat there Is q provision III
....s..r $40 per day and travel
....su uaeu Tho directors are on
... urra. The President would
~..raa. Ice some other place
..f, d.. Iuf the cX-6oycfnor is
,. Informed Sir Cleveland he
.r.,r that would take HIM
,...... f-r any length Of time.
.r.ncuf director OF tho Union
. REQUIRE only a month or two
..- ,,ar. An supoT,ant report
raI,auauaily by the directors.
.-. ,rA>cEs GOOD.
.....v. O.orTall introduced 10
..t-l-lly Mr. Harry "a. Smytho,
... I.nlm H.dd g'&. IN Iaze-
Vrp I- being pressed for
position. Yesterday Mr.
aI-l presented 10 Assistant
.....,. of the State Depart
tlo Virginia editor Is
i.,, made such hne
ttf" ems hoN 10 "c ~
ls VII hC appointed, and M
.r.. Mr. Quincy We, pleased
>Ii. Su'. 'A" lS trH I'M ~ D'
tuut ht ~ lHUl4'IaI WIN ~
Nr. Smytno made equally
s'o" w."
.l,l also introduced at the
.e Captaiu W. n. Fowle, Mr..
,- Nt'ler. and Captain I. =.
N-' iH'i~'' '"'''' ." P"'
can /. .i",' 'oi ! ! ~. ''',ao''i
..a a-l Lis 'lI' u.A,I > ,-l'loi ~
ING '.. latter ls hot ih ~, o',y 'Il.l niu
n'. 20 to tne "nI'e iio'so
.t.I-t.n visitors.
-..r APPLICATIONS.
... ...--....us wore fled Mt tho
.'..-f..iows: John stephens
r,r.-l,r county. Collector Of
....ru- Sixth District: II. j.
BATTERY Falls, chief Cf dlyl-
.-I.t.-.. .aie,.. James Riddle.
..,.-,uro.dcnt construction
t.., -l.-.. / q. Miller. of
-...,-,r. " N : Eur-
,, .-y.r E,,k Fx-
... r.-.i.,,o oDnl,ca,ions wcre.
l.,',.,,,'.lic cb,af of dl-
t,.It.r's ofics. {. l..
la.r.o.te. Assaver at that
.,r5, to attend the naval
...,..... ,,,s r.fe,t.uGr
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.'i, -'' 50 80 ~
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27

Oh7 telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
a. i9s, ,Apul 20.-Tne engineer oricers
'i.-i Board Of tho cruiser Detroit have
r- ESQ" ilai examination of the boilers and
alu-iJ ~ tho yossei, aud report that they
.-e iUislfemenlA
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silver Certificates at Discount.


10y % I1l'F7F1-IlsT
OTTAWA, ONT, April 26.-1he banks handling
United States silver certificates have decided 20
accept thcm hereafter only at discount VI
NOR
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s,res,.cars Destroyed.

MxPgls. TESS., April 20.--A are this morn
ing dsstroyed ono OF the barns belonging 10 tho
Ctlxens' sireet-Car Company and seventy cars.
Loss. s5o, 900; lnsuranee, $4,000.