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Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1893-11-23

TEACHER ito class in addition) -"Now,
take two nince pies and four mince pies,
what does 1t makel" Johnny Longhead-
nightmare, ma'am. IN. Y. Journal.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1893-11-23

M. L. THOMPSON & Co., Druggists, Cou-
dersport, Pa, say Halls Catarrh Cure Is
the best and only sure cure for catarrh they
ever sold. Druggists sell II, 75c.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1893-11-23

BEEcHAMs PILLS, the certain cure for bill
iousness and sick he dache, are pleasantly
coated and nice TO take. Price, 25 cents.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1893-11-23

THE Public Awards the Palm to Hale's
Honey OF Horehound and Tar for coughs.
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1893-11-23

"You may think your sport" said the
tragedia9 a W. aud lwDnyi,th
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1893-11-23
FARMER AND PLANTER.
THE CAT CROP.
One of Great Value when Properly Man
aged.

One of Great Value when Properly Man
aged.
An Alabama correspondent writes
us that for several years he has made
failure in oats, but still he believes
that it is crop that ought to be valu-
able to southern farmers.
From what our correspondent writes
we are confident he has failed to real
ize the full value of this crop, and for
several reasons. He has sown too late
as general rule. He has sown too
little seed, and he has sown on too
poor land.
If our farmers would sow two and
one-half or three bushels of good oat
seed on an acre of good land-land
that will make 500 to 1000 pounds OF
seed cotton to the acre and will put the
seed in right any time during the
month of October there will be very
few of them who will be disappointed
in the results.
Nothing can come out of nothing.
Oats will not grow on wornout land,
Poverty weed may, but Of what value
is poverty weed? 1t is one of the lowest
forms of vegetable life. This weed,
along with the linchens and other in
nutritious forms of vegetation, first
began to supply the lifeless matter OF
the disintegrated rock with the power
to produce something of value later on,
but it was at period before there were
any animals to feed upon the earth.
The oat is the best or poorest form.
That it exists is q product OF mans
careful labor and the earth's advanced
fertility. Compared to poverty weed
is like comparing the race horse OF to-
day with the little equine representa-
tive of the Australian plains.
1t has been our observation that very
many farmers expect oats to grow
where they would not expect any cot
ton. At any rate they seem to expect
very good crop of them from land
that they would not think of planting
in cotton. This idea is a wrong one.
Land that will not grow profitable
crop of cotton is not likely to grow a
k..bla ORION Of oats
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1893-11-23
Poultry Notes.

Fowls that get no milk need more
meat
Let the young poultry have free
range as soon as possible.
Feed only soft feed in trough, scatter
n0f all kinds on the ground.
n6Dnls fatte-ghmore readily
Re t,saS iIiLly digested.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1893-11-23

ROYAL BAKING POWDER Co.. to6 WALL ST. NEWYUhS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
Appointments by the President.


WAsutSiroS. D. g.. Nav IO.-rho President
to-dny made ne following appointments:
Fr1nS 10. Jones, Limos, irst Aa-Istaut fcs'-
fnastcr-Geuerol
stephen +. C0ndon. Tennessee. Marshal oi tho
United states for TIE Ea-.ern District Of Ten
Do-scn.
Erastus p. Te1ncr Louisiana. Special Exam
iuer ~ Drugs. Medicines. and Chemicals IN tAo
Di-.rirt of SOW Orleans, 10.
Edwin Mysrs GI.ke-,n. West Virginia, C'l-
lo.tor of Internal Ecyeuuo Tor tho District ol
West Virginia.
William %. Hudson, P0s,mlstsr atGrifln. On,
f5c. L. ". Thurman, removed; John s.. Dyson
o. Washington. Ia, rIc. susie !. GaichcA re-
uIDgeJ.
frank n. Jones, of Springfield, lL,'nppoints1
Ftr3t Assistant Io-fuHstcr-G"ueraL, r'cf ID. Clay
Evans. isLe1, Is o uaurHo % springfield, nn ! -
80 years of age. H3 was graduated from fsIe IN
tts cla-s of 1870 ami Immediately took up the
-tu3y ~ Las. -lnre hls admission 90 the bar 10
has been engaged iu tho rciiyc practice OF hIs
profession. Hc Hls elected to the last Illinois
General Assembly from the Springfield district
and Was . rowiu"ut mcmhor oi the noble
lul," who ior number of weeks maintained an
un trosen font in their succes.fn nght for no
eIe,fIou II General Joh1 ". Palmer to tho
United States senate. SIR. JOucs IS The prc.l-
dent of the League OF Democratic Clubs u lDi-
uo.-. ana was q delegate t1 thc last Democratic
National Convention. Whi!o no stands high ia
hi. Profession. no las always taken deep AMI
nctitc interest tl national and state politics,
and 4 said % De = man OF brilliant Intellectual
nttatnmcufs. Mr.. Jones has Lcou sc!cc.'i 4 to
deliver the Oratlon On tho Or-gsil IA ~ tho dcli-
cation Of tbc Sta'c building at tho worlds FAIR
On the 18th instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

sTrTTOS &CO,0P. NJ. thee irsme tenements
ami lot az corner % lUonly-sixth and Il
streets
! n. VALENTINE, 1890 A. ~, straw hats,
clothing, shoes. furniture. &c
A, n. POLLARD, 1890 A. NJ, az No. lI2O east
Main street. bar-axiures, liquors cigars, to-
baccos, horse, &c.
Y n CHAFFIN & co. and J. THOMPSON
HROWN & CO., T.. ~, trustees sale os
Wss,. God real estate on Grove avenue.
Z. A. CATLIN, ) p. NJ. trustees sale Of foos
dwellings s-6OI land 603 north lwenty-sevon,a
and sTOS ana 27I0 east Leigh street.
X. B. CHAFFIN CO., y. W. BOWIE. ana j. h.
ELAMS co, q L. NJ. cOnlmiseionsFs saio
of br1ck dwelling on south Third sirees-So.
lOJ.
pKNOoN. TUPPER & CO, y. H.. two brick
dweliuSs, Soe Is aa1 IL Norris street.. BE-
tNesn Aain aud Cary sIroots-
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 1880 n H.. horses
mules. vehicles. Ss.
GEoRGEw. MAYO, io,s A. ~, household nas'
niiars, dry goods, &c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
WASHINGTON SMALL TALK.
CleveIan1's Exclusion Order - Blount'
| HIs,Iou-Ths Navajo Trouble.

WASHINGTON. d. C.. May 1O.-The order OF
President Cleveland shutting tho White House
door 70 ofIce-seekers ~ not without procedeh''
despite assertions 20 tho contrary. Neary
eight Year, ego. on October y, 1880, Mr. Ol"F,,-
Issued a similar statement, In which he not only
said that be would decline % see those seeking
public positions but their advocates as well'
Joel !. Oiye. OF Lexington, IA, ms becn ~
uolnfei special Land inspector 10 buCO'oi
CRirD f.. DAVIS, resigned. 49,
Secretary Hoko smith has decided that under
the act OF Congress appryptiating s@u,UUV LOT
tho removal OF Chor5keo indians IN Notth Nhto-
liua AMI e.seWherc 90 the Cherokee ha;ion no
allowance can be made except upon n crr.'n-
cato from the proper authorities OF the nauon
that tho removal h1a actualy taken place ana
tho Indians q United To- ciizeuship' ,,
The President has appointed James u. blouh',
0f 6eOrgia. EEvOy Extraordinary and Minister
Flenipotentiary 20 tho HAWAIIAN Islands fuc-
cecdrug John l. stevens, resigned. Mr. bIyHLL /,
commission bears date u yesterday, and II VIII
be sent him bv the next nail tor Honolulu nc
IN { that Mr. EiJunt would be transferred from
the post OF spc tai commissioner % make rep"I'
on tho adyizahfiify Ol anpcEing the HaWaHal
Islands 10 the United states 10 the position OF
Minister was announced Ia these dispatches
last night. aud since the announcements
was made 10 has come 10 be uudefsl'O /
ihat the change was decided on ~ the tanihet
meeting ye-ter1lv. A report from Mr.. Blount,
mailed I'm Honolulu during tho last week III
ApItl. came 20 soc, ctary Gresham yestcraag
morning, and WHs taken by HIM 20 me Ceb'He.
meeting. Owing % toe c'nldenNhl chhfhc.'t q.
mo report SIS contents are kept secrei. bul IL
"a presumed that & contained such Information
that tho President determined % lose no VINE ~
commissioning % low Minister 20 succeed MI
htetens. The salary Of tho position IL SSuOu
General Srhorcid to-day received "a Telegram
from General Sic, O0s, commanding the Depart
mont OF Arizona. repeating dlspatch from
Colonel Hunt, iu charge ~ the troops IN tis
nolI, stating That mo situation IN me NaN ~
country i- apparently Guict. wo troops Of ms
command arrived uf Fuutlanc. AriZ.. Ou tho u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
ROANOKE \ LAW-ABlOlNG CITY.
Three Indictments for Violation OF sun
day Laws. but the Cops" Are Correct.

INUHIII THIHETIIII % VI" IT7l-.T'-IIfI
ROANOKE, Va, May lO.-rhe special grand
jury which has been In session hore for threo
days Investigating charges against the city OF.
ncer5 and members of The police force made
their lnal report thls evening byreturninC three
indictments Tor selling liquor on sunday as fol-
lows: &. q. smith. =. T.. Kidd, and Mike Foley
Tho foreman oi the grand jury told your cor
RESPONDENT that thcy had made fan and
thorough investigation OF the charges uga.Lst
tho rity officers. bGt failed to Ind that tAoy had
been guilty " participating IN or had any con-
uIrance 40 laW-brcItiug and that Roanoke,
under the examination Oi nearly 100 witnesses.
showed n was as moral AMI law-atiI.ng q city
as any ln t.n Atate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
10 Lougsrn Mysfe-y.

The mystical letters s. I. r. which have
stared everybody III the face on our streets
for tho past few weeks have been covered
by larger letters with the words Simmons
Liver Regulator printed therein. Pam
phlois aye also being distributed from
house 10 house. and bannermo are walk
ing our streets. The propr!etOrs of this
celebrated Liver Regulator are booming
their business. determined that the people
of Richmond and Manchester shall know
their remedy for liver disorders. This sort
OF work costs money. all a. which benefits
the trades people Of our city. It is charac-
teristio Of tho proprietors of simmons
IAver Regulator Rways TO have this kind
of work done by the people OF the town
supsrintsnded by q representative from
the house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
The Police and the Postmaster Think
1hcy Nnow iiim.

A. varI.us times during the lG-t ir" Hoilite
~. qIFer .semeit has hl peartc IA 'c.ui0n.
paper Tor "a laly tc act ts glYerne@9 or h'i''-
rcrurr. aud Dire. fiur that applc.-ia "d lio'' u
certain box ut Uun lOst-oilce. lH e't'i"' ca.
az. .rfr.rondcrce las cnsued, ending ia .
aIgett,fcr requesting tho applicant 70 no rs
um 4. us ppet-o0ico G1er d4rE. 4Ai'
t.r.uosiuon telng regarded 10y lAo "ph.-
t.ufs ~ lu.Lltug, complaint was W"l'
to tl~ Postmaster aut the thicI Ji foi'''' "l.h
the view Of having tho advertiser arrested. IN
uo case, however, baa tho applicant been "Hl1Ns
% msot the advertiser ana mus fiYe vac au','lI'
nos eu Dpoor..nity 60 ascertain whether they
should ecf in Oao cG-e Tho gdYcrtiscr Wcht To .
lady's house hy appointment, tut would hes
fnnLo known hia business, as thero were !riei,-5
Of fns lady pres mt. Both MRlm Poo ana ar.
kusseii are anxious hat Mo advertiser sh0ull
he punished 30 LIS intentions are DOT good ani
nave q suspicion aH 10 who 10 ~, bat cannot ma
faat matters have yot reached point Whero any
one has actually boeu insulied,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
GREAT COUNCIL OF VA. RED MEN.
Forty Tribes represented at Norfolk-Ad
dresses, Reports. and Excursion.

rCorrespondorcc OF tho Richmond Dspatch.l
NnRForK, May l0-Tho Great Council Of N.r-
guia. Improved order Of Red Men, assembled
hero this morning al 10 O'Clock OF lleptasophian
Hall. with over forty trito8 represented
Hon. :. J.. Cooke. Mayor OF Norfolk. welcomed
m, Grcat council and Great-Nachem q. T. Nise
responded o. tLe greeting ana other ifaiernat
rer,7rFs made by Past-sachem J. l.. Be0te, OF
NurfOlk.
Aftcr tho call of the roll tho usual committees
were nppoiu-ei Dy the Great Sacnem.
The great representative to the Great Council
of the Iui'ei states. T.. 2. NcGIire, OF Norfolk
mrde his report, which MAS real and ordered to
record.
Tho Groqt Council then adjourned AMI nt 'ho
invitation ~ tho Norfolk tribes won't ON an cX-
cursion to Old poilt Eight new tribes wero i1-
.titutol dutiug the year and ono revived. Two
I.b-s are reported doiurct.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
Ills Third Matrimonial Venture.

fC0-respOnlen'e ~ the ttlfhhou- psaptt~u'I
FREnEglCksBURG, VA. May lO.-A trifie past
hIru noon today and amid tho enchanting
singing of bir is aud the sweet breath OF Nay
flowers Captain George DesreauX, prominent
farmer of stafford, ani Mss Fannie +. Waller.
q wel.-sn0Hu lady OF this city, Wcrc unltel lu
MARRIAGE no he residence Ot the bride. Rey. y.
T.. cray, Rotor OF Trinity Epi-cOpal church, no
tho chas.e and beautiful ceremonial - that
Church, united tho happy pair n that lnds-olu-
bio union that death cIn only sever.
The bride was attirei m handsome l2yenter-
co,orei gown % vnipc0rd with bengaiine trim
miug., hat and gloves 70 harmonic with tho
dre--.
mo groom was clad in a well-ht,ins suit u
nayy-blue - tn
Aftrr receiving the congratulations OF many
friends the Happy pair, accompanied by Misses
Magg.e aud l;die Orr0ck nicce5 Oi the bride,
wont llrert b. the residence of tho groom, IN
STAFFORD county.
Thlsi the third venture % tho groom on the
matrimonial sea. Though ~ years oii 40 - stll
hearty auI haic. HIS charming BRIDE is past
middle lfo ana Is quito popular
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
SING SINGS ESCAPED MURDERsRs.
The Body Of One OF Them Found in the
Hudson River.

SlSG SING, y. Y, May l0.-Ths body q Frank
". Rocnl. who. win Thomas PaIlster, escaped
from the dc1th-houso u sing sing prison on
April 20ih. was found az SD o'clock this mcrn-
tng in the HuIs.n uyer oprOlt te ROck!ani. 81
rcctly arrIss the rver from sing sing. II" holy
wgs found by tuieo lrhemcn-trci Cr0nk,
BeaAniu Flynn. ani Benjamin Strstt0n. They
tOw.I tle remains 90 thc murderer 20 a dorE
ana Uofllol tha prison o'lc.al'. State-Dcte-tIv'
Jackson aud rrlncipal-hecpcr Connaught1n AZ
once roJauej to tle spot Gl1 dentlael the body
hy means ~ % picturo and tho prison shoes,
WCiru the dead murderer WOEs. The body vas
very much dceompo- o-ei
Fisherman trouS thiak5 D." saw another boiy
further down tno river but d.I not ~ alter o.,
ns De had tle body Of hoch iu tow Searching
parties are now trying to ma the body Of Pal-
lister u tAe river
When tlo body had been washed B, was foaui
that hocA. hui teen SHOT ~ thr right tido ~
.hr head. The suplotit.ou II mat Pal!stcr sn0t
AI.l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
ARndget From EnlporIa.

fC0rrosp0nlcnce q th0 kchmOni DisDltch.I
ENroRlA, VA, May IO.--1he agent OF the A.
tautl, Coast-Lne 1t Beln'li Will shortly we'd =
fair daughter OF Prince George county.
There are two candidates Tor Deputy Collector
ana slch them Of Is hopeful
Mr.. 4. l. GaskIus, "a prominent lumberman,
rnslie au assignment . few days since. Mr.. ".
samuel Goodwyn Is the trustee namo1 Ia the
decd.
Mr. George Mason, Jr., n prominent young
druggist II this town, Will return 70 tho Medical
College IN your city next session aui hopes 20
get his NJ. u. lis stuhes were interrupted by
the sickness and death Of bis father few
months since.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
REPUBLICANS BOB Up
A PROPOSITION TO DlsFRANcHlSe
SOUTHERN BRETHREN.
Carter Again Made Chairman Of tho Ma
tional CImmittee-Joe Msniey Secre-
tary-Mrs. j. Yeliin' Foster.
tnr tolncraph to the pl.pa..h.l

LOUISVILLE. KY, May i0.-The Republi-
can National Committee put temporary
Gule:us this evening upon the proposition
10 change the basis of representation IN
the next national convention. The dis
cussiou of the question was marked by
considerable bitterness aud strength OF
language.
The basis of representation al the pres
ent timo Is four delegates at large and TWO
from each congressional district. Under
resolution subm tied at the last nesting
of tho body by Committeeman Scott. OF
West Virginia. and which Unexpectedly
came 10 to-day, the representation would
be- limited e. tho four delegates 40
large and one delegate for every
thousand votes THIS would mean the
virtual distrauchisemont ~ several soc
tons ~ the South aud would greatly re-
duce the representation OF that section IN
succeeding national conventions. An
amendment o. tho Same purpose. but
couched IA different phraseolOgy, was pre-
sented by Committeeman PAYNE and ac-
cepted Oy Mr. scott, whereupon lengthy
and bitter debate cusued.
PROTEST or soUTuERNLRs.
Committeeman Potter. of Rhode Island.
proposltIou. while Messrs. Powell Clayton,
Of Arkansas. and Bradley. of Kentucky.
took the opposite side. the latter speaking
tor q solid hour The southern members
insisted that the proposal was gross out
rage upon the rights ot the South and upon
those of the party who were fighting its
battles IN that region. and meant tho
supremacy of the Republicans of the
East. North. and West AZ the expense OF
th,Ir southern brethren.
4 motion was made 20 table tho resolu-
tion, but finally II was decided 10 indeh-
ntely postpone final action IA order that
thu sentiment of Republicans throughout
the country Eight be ascertalnel.
CAGITR AGAIN CHAIRMAN.
Mr. Campbeirs resignation az chairman
OF the National Committee was accepted
and Mr.. Carter. Of Montana, wa elected
20 succeed hm. Joseph II. Manlev. OF
Name was selected as permanent secre-
tury.
Mrs. !. Ellen Foster. Of Iowa. was per-
mitted 20 occupy some h!tv minutes N
telling of the work ot the Womans Re
publican Club IN the late campaign. -Four
years from now. she SAID, II would be- A
permanent factor IN the politics Of 'he IA
ton. re4ching the voters through the
ho,ues and fr,slde, When She concluded
70 wa within lu hour ot Derby time, and
the committee adjourned subject 10 the
call Of tine Char.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
Reception to uerbori.

y T'ICsIINI ~ Tl7 II-vlI--.I
NEW NOEg. Stay iO.--1L lie rooms ~ the South
era Society. ou west IwcAtg-nith street, were
handsomely decorated win laRs TITS even NJ in
honor of Secretary Herbert, Il tLe navy. 20
whom o reception was rendered by the meml 'rs
Of tae society. lhe reception began az o'c!oc1
arl lasted ihrec hours. Among the guests yere
Rcar-AdmIrais Gherarii WaIgcr. ana Benhan,
"a" Russian. French. Italian. ana hrazilsn Al
n. rails ami commanders and other chief O1lccrs
Of nil tua naval vessels ~ porf, American an
foreign an tho foreign c0u-uls 70 New YORK,
Geucral Sch,reid. General q. a.. How ara,
General John Newton. General Daniel Sic5lcs,
ans hundreds of others prominent in various
walks ofIie. General Roger A. Pryor resolved
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
fTE WUHDEH NDDJ y NOW'
Testimony Of tho son and wife of Meadows
Damaging To Cote.
lSpocltl telegram 10 tho Dls9atoh.l

lNpechi telesrhh % tAo b51hNh.l
CovI>GroN, Va, May l0.-Iho trial % Obo
Cole Tor murler was continued to-day. Auder-
SOY Meadows, son OF tho murdered man, testi-
dcf that tne fcuI ho;Soen C1dlo aui hls father
was OF longer standing than the trouble Over
tho COW. only few days before Ctile. IN
company with Cole, had drawn his rlls
on Meadows and cursed him NCtlldg Mou-
dDw.. vito ~ Anderson Meadows, testified that
t.e mYruine OF the murder Gallo, liirchn''i,
aud Colo wore 10 hcr house, and learned that
ths NoaIoW4 party Ind s,Hrtod tar BirchNr.ts
house tn bring back therCw taile Immediately
started in the same dlrert.un with his uho,
oIr-luK ant utfeuug tlrcgts. trclned fpi-
lowed before C2d!e wns out of fight. She bog
caI Cole not to ~, anu he promised not 90 go so.
lut about Two minutes after Cddle had RJu' no
followed. shortly Afterwards sro heard firing u
that direction. Court adjourned Tor thD day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11

Brsndrs.h's Pills arc the safest and most
effeci,ye remedy Tor Indigestion, lrregu-
iar,ty of tho Bowels. Constipation. Bilious
meas. Headache. Dizziness. Malaria, or onv
disease arising from an impure state OF the
blood. They have been IN use IN this
country for over fifty years and the thou
sands Of ummpeachable testimonials from
those who have used them. and thor con-
stantly increasing sale Is iDcontroyertiblo
evidence that they perform all that Is
claimed for them.
Sold in every drug. aud medicine.store,
either plain or sugaT.coated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
MRS: ELIZABETH TAYLOE DEAD.
Eleven Ont of % voters Candidates for
Cou-tabIe-Sfue OF Them Bills.

Zorro auondence o.; the Richmond D.soatch.l
WINDSOR. - g.. May l0.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Tay!oe, widow ct David Z. gle. died at her
late residence, near Wia1s,ry yesterday morning.
aged GA Mra.Tayloc was tho daughter Of tho
l.fo DR.. Joseph Octlaw ami the gran idauRhter ot
TIE late Hon. David stone, who wa- Governor ~
North Ca.ollna. United states sena.Or, m'mO"r
of Congress, Judge OF tho superior Court ana
represented Berte county several torms both n
tho state senate ant House ~ Commons.
There IA quite au excitement over the election
0f Town Constable, who WI De appointed bY thc
commissioners O.: tGeir first meeting. Out "
aivty-flur White voters within tho corporation
eleven have declared themselves cantiat'5 ioF
mo po-itien. and among !ho eleven candidates
nine of them have Bin icf iron, name.
Miss Ella Moody, mother, and grnndno'her' OF
Petersburg, Va. arrived hero las' night ON
vsit 10 the family u j. X. Moody AZ he Amerl-
an lInnse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
What Does IL Mean?

Have the readers Of the DISPATCH no.
tlced now every billboard and fence IN
the city is covered with the words " Take
:. l.. r." Every foot of space seems COW
cred with these words. and co where you
will through the city you see them staring
you in the face along every street. The
riddle will be told in the same way in a
few days. Watch for it. The posting Is
being done by Messrs. Burton q Lambert.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
RALerGH's CONFEDERATE DEAD.
Memorial Exercises-Aidresse,, Proce'-
siou. and Decoration oftho Graves.

p'o-respondeucc o. tbs Richmond Disoltch.l
EtlrHn y. c., May lO.-Ihe weather today
CHARGED and became bright and warm. Tho re-
su!, was tia, tho Confederate Nemorial-Day
g., e--ise5 passed Of admiralty and without dis
comfort. Tho pro -es-iCn was Qlto large one
anI metropolitan Han, ~ which he exercises
wero hold, was crowded. Tho Ladies Memorial
Association invited tho Grand Lodge ~ odd
Fellows aud tue state Medical Convention %
attend and both tO1ies accepted tho invitation.
= number of students Of tho University % Penn
-ylyania were also present. Tho address of the
dqy was delivered hy A-socIatc-Jusiice 4. &.
Avery. ~ tho supreme Court, whose theme "a5
tho Ire and character Of General ID. II. lllil. 4
son II the 1ttc- oticcr, who Is professor IN tAo
Agricultural and Mechanical ,ollege hero was
present. Tho widow OF tho General lives ln
California. Tho Confederate veterans. me'u-
bers ~ Juulus PANEL Camp, took Uart IN tho
cxer.iso4 as did nlsO the state officers. The
-apito. was closed auI tie state flags half
iua--cl. q rreqt number OF people Went out 70
tho confederate cemetery. The chaplain of The
day was Rev. DR.. Eugene Daniel pastor OF the
PRESBYTERIAN church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
mFAOOeN's MURDERER TO HANG.
Drier Preparing a statement which VIII
Involve Others In this Crime.

OSASc0cs. Va, Nay l0.-Ceoree Drior, who
killed. Old Mr4. Fannie McFai1en AZ Capo
Charles C,ty nearly two years ago, was sem
teurad Yesterday by Judge Kendall % North
aupton County Court % be hanged on tho ION
Of June.
After being convicted in tho County Court
Drier appeai,'l % the Circuit Court for q now
taken - tho Court N Appeals, with y lihr
re-u.t 8 b. said that Drier il preparing
a statement ir which ho VIII involve o.be-s
In tho crime for which he IA o. suher THIS
Will make the FIRST death by hanging on the
Eastern Shore OF virginia Tor nearly thirty
%.