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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

4 circular-lctter signed by committee
composed of Messr7. Charles l.. Barley, pre-
sident of the CEe-apetkr Nall-Worhs. Har-
rl.burg. Pa Arthur +. Clarke, president
Of the Old Dominion Iron and Nali-Nork-,
of this city. and Horace Z. IJbey, urea
surer II the fremont Nail Company, West
Wareham. Mass. has been issued 20 the
nml manufacturers Of the United states
setting forth the results of the challenge
tests for establishing the relative holding
powers Of cut nails and wire mails.
these tests were made by Major j. W.
Reilly. Ordnance Department, United
States OF America. and the report made
up by Cousu,ting-E Engineer ". Il. Burr,
who gives t4ese results: Tho series OF
tests, each series comprising ten pairs Of
cut nails and wire nails Of one size. We're.
IN number. 81; the number OF nails teste
was LOO: the nails ranged IN IenSth tr0m
Is 10 inches; the number Of series N
which the cut nails showed the superior
holding power was 90; the numbe: OF
series IN which the wire ualis showed tho
superior holding power was not any.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09
to-day. He lives now az Alexandria,
having recently taken q residepcc there.
a THE NICARAGUA TROUBLE.
Uncle Sam Looking Out for the Interests
rf lfis
7AGUA TROUBLE.
I9y telegraph 70 thnDls9afca.

WAFHIsGroS. u. C.. Nav s.-Tbe serious
aspect OF the revolution IN Nicaragua VIII
posslbly result IN the Cnited states send
Inc war-yessel % the west coasu Of Nica-
racua such action Is beng considered
hS Secretary Gresham. and If ,he rcyOiu-
ton assumes tho proportions that now
scrm imminent be Will request Secretary
Herbert % send one OF his SHIPS % tho
s0cno of the trouble No information has
been received at the State Department
ConccruIuy the uprising since Consular
agent Holman wired Mr. Gresham late
last week that A serious revolt had oe-
cgrrcd. Newspaper accounts have. how
oyer, shown the ADMINISTRATION tLat the
affair II of no mean dimensions
It is possible that the question OF send
ing vessel 10 Nicaragua will be discussed
at the meeting Of the Cabinet tomorrow.
An unusual number II vessels ara avail
able for sea service on account OF their
prcseuca IN home waters consequent
upon tho naval review. but in the event
that 10 Is decided 90 send ship the At
ienta Will doubtless be selected. She Is IN
Now YORK and can be made ready tCr the
journey IN few hours.
u has always been customary for the
Government 20 send naval vessel o Cen
tTai America and South America when any
serious internal dissrnsi0n5 have taken
place on account of the large interests IF
Cnltel States citizens IN those countries.
An al iIuona reason tor sending vessel
TO Nicaragua at tins time is that tho
United States are left with0uta diplomatic
representative al the hlcNragu9n capital
on account of IA" exchange OF Ministers
due 90 the incoming OF "a new admlnl-tra-
tlon. Sir Richard G. shannon. Minister
"a Mouacuq under Nr. Harrison, sailed
from Colon Saturday for New York, whilo
Mr l.u-. B.kar his successor. rplHhri
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09
AUCTION SAILS TODAY.

sVTTON & CO., l. NJ. the property known as
tho Richmond Bazaar, Nus 1850 AMI ittS
east Franklin street.
CARNEAL & GAYLE, q 7. NJ. lot with two
frame houses, Nos. oJt aud 500 uraaam
street. Fulton.
A.CATlIN, , y. NJ. trustees sale OF two lots
AZ southwest corner ot Clay ana Thlriy-nfih
streets
COBB e wINGFIELD. g z. NJ, dwelling No.
1919 Floyd avenue. between Linden nnt
Beech streets.
CHARLES 4. ROSE, Z. Nj, residence aai
lot, No. 0O3, eornsr Park avenue and Cherry
street
GEORGE ". MAYO. 1889 A. NJ, sc No. t30 1
east Franklin street, bar-counter, cigar
counter, decanterS. bat-slass.are, show
cas4s. tables. chairs, stove, IL.
j. II. VALENTINE, 1880 A. NJ, household
furniture. uaaItsngs, &c.
A. \. POLLARD, t:3o p. NJ, furniture, iiaaors,
p.r-axsurss, &e.. ~ sd eAss Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09
nv to'orraDn % ~ DlsN0Ica.

,,....... d, ... ,rr.... \ NJ.
GUT. \pl, ,A'f "a, EA' ~, ~ o., 1ay o.
~ A",sy, -,.', -" a2 l NTSr tror. sas IN
trst-eela-' shine ana th> pTos5ranme pro, pro,
lj.l1,l . ~ u. W. % '''' '0''
tt - t,r,., n ., .
First race, 4af 4af mle.,Jeqnlg r.I !. Won :
L'il'o @''"ud' Ei''9 l'L'' l"o, W..
=, Nec9,hu re nl' Il.n,nS u. oi = H''I,- !.-
Io'r iona, nan w." i'''''''' s''''i'' III
'ui1i i'''t' i'''.' ''' .:s......A.
u"' "a ID p.,., 49,, r,,,, l,,.,,,,-. .' -
ihut, ~ Ne "'t ,,i, i't' IA ,,N''''0''
coz l' -. .t'r.... 80. -..lo
o,.' 81 III. U,,,1.r., ,'r'.i D.,
IDu,, I,,,o ,.i- '
".tt ~ L.. -s balf of o. milo -Fr.lo-
r,'t-s vtn. Jrnni. ". second blossom
rcAS r Nru, I'''''' '''''''.' ''''
..''. .....,, .s,.,L,bsof a ,,,le R,l
,....,.,, -. ,..,,. nouiiT cross second W,.
,'iI--,, NIL J,un lgD
c,'.r...r..rrp y. T. Nav s.-Onlv two
,,,. ..,,i Emf t,yar,,.. won to.day.
~ r,r. .forrend our.half fiirloucs
ci..,l,, ,,.r. SIR william second. SIR Da.
Wi .1i~l limo. t.Ooi.
e. s',o..J raoa f,rroud one half furlonrs
rr..,rl.1 won. lrlon second Esfello
tt,ri i,,n, I.lf..
rr'rJ rlre .rvcn nrlonrs Jack Star
,,'rj rm,. i.5s. w.
NM, ror. SIX and ou..ouartor fur.
l.,,.. lfayrrqr won. IL .uri second. I'm
t,.tt l.ms III.
rIth -thrreand ouc-hllf furlong,-
Dar. D.yll won: Iudv Smith second, Iue-
r., third. limo. ~
Sixth race ,'N ana o1o-half fur'ougs -
Ki.s lIn Won. Ned second, Richard h.
EoX third. ilm". l"!
n % tr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09
Arnn.n,mcnt, h.th. rrs.laent.

WASHINGTON. Nav The President to-
day announced the following appoint
mect-.
II. ". Smith. of Utah, 20 be Associate-
Justice of the supreme Court Of the Ter
ritory Of ttaL.
Everett T.. Elliuwoo1. of Arizorl. 10 ho
Attorney of the United States iOr The Ter
ritoIy of Arizona.
Marshai- of the United States: John $.
McNeIly. of Ms-issiepL for the Southern
District ~ Mississippi: Nat. VI. Brigham
of Utah. for the Territory Of tgh; VII
liam X. Mead, OF Arizona, Cor the territory
Of Arizona.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09
General Gonzales Dead.

CRY or MExIco. May s. -Generai Manuel
Gonzales. ex-Pr-sidelt ot tins reuubi'
and Governor of the State Of C1uanalura.
died THIS evening. lie was born neHr
MatamOras. IN Tamaulipas. IN 1870. ana
was the possessor ot great personal cour-
age, which was largely instrumental IN So
cnrlng him "A considerable following. HIS
opportuue appearance at Lomas de Ieccac
was the principal feature IN tho campaign
eliminating IN the battle Of Iuxtepec IN
the revolution which brought General
Diaz INTO power. lie was Presdept from
1889 % 1854. HIS wlts and two sons sur
vive him. He leaves an estate yaIued at
- .00D,0J0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09
EnlaIia ~ iiayans.

HtvAVA. May Tho lntanta Eulalia, an
aunt oi the young Spanish King, and the
representative oI Spanish ROYALTY at the
Chicago Far, arrived mere ~ . o'clock th.s
afternoon IRON Porto hic0. She was ac-
corded q splendid reception. The Pracess
D. accompanied by her husband, PUUcc
Antoula. and suite. The party left Madrid
ora April lJth and when their sOIJurn mere
Is over they Will proceed Tor New York
aboard ] war-shlp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09
Tllr Dog show.

Professor Norris's Canine Paradox will
ciye three performances at the Theatre.
commencing next Friday. There are
thirty trained doys IN the show. and they
nre said to possess almost human ln'ellI-
geuca. The papers pronounce 10 10 be
a wonderful entertainment. In 10 there
nre dogs OF all breeds. from the little haT-
less Mexican dog to o tremendous mastiif.
aud they are all performers. In fact to see
one of their performances IS almost suti-
cient to make ono believe that they are
endowed with more han instinct. There
wall be reduced prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09
THE " CHILD WYE

"IIelen Potts Harris has again and again
been called Carlvle's child wife. Sho
wes 10 when she died. Two years before
sho bOastcd at Miss Jactson's school Of
having been engaged four times. While
there sbe contracted an engagement. After
tina. sho was engaged to Harry Brown,
aud then she secretly married my boy,
who solemuly assured me he had never
asked any other woman 10 marry him..
Mhlch OF the two was moet innocent
Cerininly Helen was no innocent. ignorant
child Il norphiue-eatcr. contracting a
secret marriage which was connived AT by
her mother for seven months. though that
mother had the marriage papers and knew
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

man, a southern grl BY birth. who has the
past year made herself popular by her
readings and rccitaIons 40 swell functions
ON the Back Bay. made hcc d'H tonight
on The regular stage. PLAYING Juliet To
Miss Annie Clarkts " nomeo' at the
Grand Optra-Iiouse. The audience WIS
composed of leaders OF society IN tins
city. AMI her success WAS something OF
which any artist might we'll be proud.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09
CHICAGO BANK susPeNOs.
Il Had Taken IN Not Little cash at
the Fair.

Cmc,ao. III. NAV S.-Ihe Chemical
National Bank. of tins city. which estao-
ishcd branch D, Jackson Park. where
MorlUstFaIr couco--Iouaires rave been
deposlt,r- their cash. closed - doors 10.
day. n is hoped tuat the assets VIII
satisfy the liabilities. hut nothing DEF lnite
lu Tins respect couIi hc ascer;ained to-
night by Observation-Disclosures S1urges.
who was asked TO take charge OF tho al
iaIrs Of the institution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09
Personally Conducted Tour VIA {. q. to
the WORLDS Fair.

Tha Chesapeake AMI OHIO railway have
perfected arrangements bY winch they
can take ypu 10 Chicago. take care ot you
whlie there. brug you back. and show you
all the sights 'or the following amounts.
from Richmond. s60.35
From thriottt,Fiilc. eJIIO.
From Old Point. 3t4.60.
From stanton ~J1.3l.
From Norfolk. $500.
From lvuchhurg. 500.
This include, the railroad fare both
wat,. siN.day,' board and lodging at tha
Worlds Inn Charlie l.. Leland manager.
Whose name lusurr~ sutisiaetlonD sIN at-
mission. o. the Worlds iar. admission t.
tho Spectacular. tire Spiral lower. tho
Moorish Palace. the famous Arctic Whaling
ship. a rouud-trlp pleasure excursion ON
Lake Michigan, Worlds Columbian
Hand Book. etc.
The Chesapeake and OHIO will have \
urr.ouaily-couiucted tram leaving Rich
mond al 2 +. u. june 18th. arriving Chi
c4go at =. NJ following afternoon. which
Will bee IN charge ~ % cOmpcten: escort
and laiy'- maid - took after tho CONS
fort II passengers ri r.n.' and in Chfcago.
'lhs train VIII Dee composed 90 thE com-
uany'- handsome yoeurulo and Pullman
slonpiue-cars lighted uv electricity.
1hr parry viii 1o limited fo 80 persons.
Ticket, VIII b. good for return until No
vember 3D. 1898. Write 20 or cali IN tho
undersigned for tulI printed information
and secure accommodation on ttis train.
JANgs kGH. lIcket AGENT. Ntnunton. Va.
". O. MATaoN. Agent
Charlottesville. Va.
Il. n. PANNUL Passenger AID Ticket
Agent Lynchbury. "a.
JoHN h. PoII-, DIVISION Passenger Agent,
Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09
nrs GAsr woHna.

Harris IN q weak voice. as though each
word cost him "a powerful e1ort. sud: Il
have 40 further revelation to make.
dcNro 70 say that.I am absolutely in,io-
cont These werc hls last words. After
altering them be seemed relieved and set
tied back IA tho char. To which bis legs
had already beon strapped by two guards.
Statc-petective Jackson attached tho
c!cctrotcto liarris's night leg. which was
barred % the knee, a sat N the trousers
having boon made M aivauca.
Tho helmet containing thc other eiec-
tr"i" was paced Oh ils hcHi and the wiros
Wcre attached 20 tine 'Vo electrodes
There Was Az iEstant's pause, while every
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

lBY telegraph TO the Dispatch
SAVANNAH. Ga. May She May-week
FESTIVAL commenced today with rainy
weather. The opening features were pt-
rades. military display. ard fireworks.
The Spanish warship Nueya Lspana az
rived tins morning aud vail remain during
rho weak
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

WIS. CARLYEF ". H'NIIs, VI T0IT-'
me. leave tho public TO judge quietly be-
tween these two. as / leave them 10 God. '
Mrs. liarrls concludes her statement by
thanking those who have folt for and b.
heyed in CARLYLE and announces that She
will have book Of Harrls's poems.
articles, speeches. etc., published 1t she
receive. enough po,tais promising to buy
copies at 20 cents and -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

..,i anI brusirg III, CUNT TO
tirIa-t.


.. hi. '. iif La Nl7
prison .' 1856. rlU"ll. tiHi
'.r....
..t '-f.F lat night
"t i' -'-h '',. q
'"' ~-' HN'
'-' 't.'''- was ''
tii .'h'' owe! 'u'
-" rs! pref -f'' u, ''
.f.-. .J tl- r'i@tEcs aiief
lle dramatic. Aiie hti
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

NEW YoaE. Nay s.-Walter A. Reilly.
who was arrested IN Richmond. Va, last
week. was arralgned before Judge COwing
IN the CoIrt II General Sessions this morn
ing on an Indictment charging hlm wIth
forgery. lie pleaded not guilty and was
remahdod IL default of 5000 bail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

Hume. Minor q Co., Ninth street. - 60
Ing - give away b Autiul prsns
P'9no. II Won wanta Piano ~ Organ or
Nu.,c or wan, tun!ns done see them hrsG
aud vou may yet a new Piano tr,e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09
hARRlS'5 Mor1lR SPEAKS.


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a. ..,....J ..l r, tga-- now.
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'. ..-..-r. I,- ,,.u who -lw h,l
w.. t,..o ,l.t r. went 90 t.a chair au
,.... .... N,fb. ms last words he de-
i.r. b.. -............ and UT hr has been
.... ii.... h... iualr.IIv murdered.
I .''.........., .,..l n. l.,y. boon ..N.9
...,, ..t .t.v.,.G.tI and huvouut
Tt',..t tIrnb -baE ...
..... ,,-..'.,. n VIVA ,.,,
.,, l.t0..l. ft4t.t ie given oul to-i4g.
ult am p0Nrr.r.3 o. CARY the wish OUT
r.,.-.'- I.A.g gorE..
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-ii.. l..I' '.'' ,. --,.,,.,.,, n t.al t..t
''"t."i '' ,t.. ,'.,,.. +ri.Ifo c,t iuetlro
i.-it iti'II, NO. .,. "n,i, g. lnow Of his
douy iA' i''I g';,, '''';, H., r.arr, ~ me
.H-, i' '1'.' A.. A. .r...,r.l ~. d!d u.t
a"' "'" .~ '' E., .I.,er he was taloa
So. I'll a.f Fr.d4, I, wss
."~ . .t''..,tl nat see LilD
...,. ot In, p,.1c. nee auu
,r,.t ~ sle,f, bona
1ln, 1.lit,,.,,.i 49, ... r...of morphine. Carlyle
a'''.'',', ., ,'l ,..,ar -.e LiIn n, Inc DEATH
n, i,'', a., I-j allowed IL ,therwlse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09
GIVEN AMPLE POWER.
THE COMMITTEE OF INQUIRY MAY
SEND FOR PERSONS AND PAPERS.
Reform-Armory for the Colored
Troops-Other Bnsiness.

last night. 5Iessrs. Dickerson .presidcut
/ Alien. Bowdeu. Cary. DAVIS, GRAY, Gunn,
Hardwicke. Mitchell. Moore. Mountcastie,
/ Reeve. Tanner. Taylor, lurpin, and }. W.
/ White beng IN their seats.
The Committee on ) reefs recommended
/ the rejection of the ordinance requiring
| the street-car companies 10 run their cars
not faster than five miles an hour and not
! TO ring the bells within half block ana
/ while passing churches during services.
| Tho Board voted the paper down.
/ The old and mucl-retorred resolution
recommending tie placing of watchman
/ upon the trostle Of the Chesapeake ana
! OHIO railway nt the NlllIamsbUrg-aycnue
! crossing tor the purpose OF notifying per-
/ sons of the approach ot trains. came up
! from the Street Committee without having
/ been acted upon. The resolution was
finally adopted. only Mr. Gray voting
( against It.
AgNoRT FOR CoICnEp rEools.
The Finance Committee presented for
! favorable action the resolution providing
| for the issuance IF -. 500 ot tuo citv per
| cent. bonds. the net proceeds ~ which are
| 70 be expended M the erection ot an armory
| for the First Battalion 10: Virginia Nolun-
/ teers tho colove1 battalIon|.
/ Mr.. TAYLOR spoke against IA" resolution
/ aud asked Colonel Tanner how long II
| would take the Cltv Engineer 10 build a
| colorod armory If ~ had asen hlm TWO
! year, 10 get thr plans ready for { he arWorN-
| sheds for the Stuart Hor,e-'iuard> and the
| E0VytIrrs. H. thought 10 an exceedingly
! Ial thing for the city to furnish Young
ucsroe- with u sI.oJl house % Sit around
! and smoke AMI swear IN. lie offered au
amendment to the resolution providing tnat
! the proceeds ~ the bonds should - to
| the street fUuc for clay Ward. Mr. Law
| lor's amendment was lost, e7 he wa, the
/ only person voting for r..
! The original resolution wa ,h"n agreed
| e. d. the Board.
resolution from the Committee ou
| Grounds and Buildings requesting that
/ the Committee 1u Finance u' instructor
! 10 borrow - q 900 upon thr Sl00.01O ot ciN
/ bonds approurlot.i ou account of th" N'w
! Cltt Halt uatl. the safe ot such bonds SHALL
! have been "trcte wa adopted
TE.u rgE orGfE raASCH.
! From the Common Council there cam" %
! resolution apprJrra'mg $50 IRON iH'
/ fund f5r paving alleys for oWnct-. Tor i'
/ purpose oi paving AMI -ra ling tue alley
/ b.Ovceu Marshall and tlay streets 1nd
! cas- Of EItI. tce Dypeu5tt1 h" cAar-ta'.'
/ tn ths ahst,iug property sill" .'t'
/ iu th. recent decision ut th' supreme
/ Cuur. oi Appeal ui tue ease GO tlo citr 't
/ N.rt. TX alu..t tGlul-rhyne J. was
/ c'ueurIei 80 0F a." Board.
1h. body Ii-D cau.Urr & in ta' action Of
TN. lower braUD. m tnc aaopunu "i ih"
/ tam -'r,efs % tN- Wet inl
Without d.. -utlu- voice the E'iti
| agreed - 'a' gupruprn''n ot s. I.''o ahh
/ th. appointment ol rlWmitf." to I.hf-
! uD.'te Iu tue rell'.rutnt ceremonies %
over tlc remains Of oX Pes. Dent Jefferson
n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

DENyER. Coz, MAY s.-A special from
Durango SAYS u Is reported that lAeuten-
ant Piummcr has been killed by NaVaioes.
No continuation Of the report las been
received.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09
Old papers for sale at j cents hundred

For Dvspepsia, Indigestion. ana stomach dis-
or'fars ~, Brorn's iron Btters-the best tonic.
IL retuilas tho systsm, cleans the b.ooi, shi
strsretaens the muscles. splehild ihoalelne
f,,- y,sax and debiutatei persons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

EyEpYBoDY c,S SAW - cents month.
but It Is not every day that YOU nave an
opportunity - purcha-" stock N char.
tered bank such "a. the lradcr-' Bank 81
Richmond. lou can huv o., stock at -
cents per share for month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

SAVE . CENTS PER MoNrH and become .
st0ckholdor ID the Traders Bank % Elch.
moud. You can huF tu"r stock a. -
cents per share per month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09
TN. MillKrrnN Nnn Cool,

Porcola n-iined Watcr-Cooler- all sizes,
all prices The most complete hne Of Ice-
Cream lreezers O. b" found. Cali this
week for special bargain, a.
y. kLEINs.
go east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09
HISTORY or THE CRIME.
How Harris sIet Helen Potts. Tlopod
with Her, and Then Poisoned Her.

'''' '''-'' ~
with Her, and Then Poisoned Her.
IT,. ,.,,,-.1,.. t,.. ,.t.,cb C.~f,.lo " r4orria
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va ,'', .t'.,. ..'-''''
30 -. ..., ,.,,,,,,, ,yr. ,,.,t
in' u..i i,''t.i an" ",S ra.'','i n.I'.
U''',''i' ,.,,..''rs d, ,.,',,,,. iola,t
W "'I .,,.'s,,i ,,,f ans. ,,r, I,,,,,uou.
t'" .r,,tb tts tr,,I of V,rr-. IN
.1.. ',,,r.j.r - r, vifc f,ru1r'v UcIou
N.,,, N.,...', I..t.. .rrou-h admin. .-tcrlgr
, ,,'-r'.t,c ,,r,.,n was rnr trst of mat
-t"..,.. ..rul,,ci, i'.l r.rn 'L,Il ,u ,I.n New
VIZ c'..,,t. a., t,,a,,t,. .e,, y.,r-.
D. v..', .',,ii,n ot tha' C,lemon
H.. 49,. p.,E \ thar v,Aur
I,..,,. H.. ..,. .uo.r..r of Is-l. was nitro
@. NJ. pa 1l.o .,rr, rnDuIn
49,. .-.,'',. ,...,.., tl...tr.r tis- -ur1uer
o,.5 ,b.t ,'i v.peu Mr. and MR.. George
"A p"f,.c,o'a tn ,hi- CITY. Harris va, "a
ir.lu.,.. VISITOR M thsrr nuertmeut4.
Tr4.r,l,. .l,v..rnrc of taking Helen t1
sr. H.. St,.t lHrharge ON Trbrunr. -
14.a ta. .ounlo lefr tie house aud went
t.t,ra Al3e-ran ". +. K.cklou. nj the
49,, uai. ,.J usro ur,tad I'M civil mar
,,,,,o e.o 40 u.co Nelson and Le as
C.'c-io. li..,r,s
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,r,:. .i...i 49, 3,.,,-,,,~, ,,.,s lo,.
fr'.. ,b.. i..l,,.e. ~ Lofh tIe contracting
ti.,,s ti.. It.i.,, ,ra. ~ n.-
r.,.t..r ISM ..it ofh4 C.u-tlcl Blar.l-
irs-~rH.aI. s.. B. wcst iort,eth street.
and Ir..l. tIa-- She ileG 10 II o'clock Ju
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

The Old Dominion Steamship Company
have resumed their trl-weckly service be-.
tween New York and Richmond. Steam-
ers leave New York Mondays. Neines.
DAYS, aud SATURDAYS; ieav" Richmond
Tuesdays, Wedne5 Iays, ani Fridays.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

BurrALo. n. Y. Nav s.-A fire at 7
O'Clock tonight destroyed the extensive
works Of the Shepard Hardware Company,
on West Forest avenue. Loss, about
500, ,0c0; nearly fully insured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

and when the guard pointed 10 the chair
without evcu a look of curiosity ut the
thing which was 20 end his career he
dropped into the scat. IA he did 50 he
sald no had a word So say II tho warden
would permit. 1howarlcn asked wha, he
wished fo saV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

The scarcity of money has caused quite
a drop IN the pucr, ot Dry Goods. which
should bs Il great benefit 10 Richmond.
assMcyers. tho Broa i-,treet merchants.
have bought largely since tho decline and
are selling some goods AZ remarkable
prices this week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

IT'S SoT OTrFS that by saving - cen's
per month Won can become -tOckho.dcr
In such an institution as tho IrldeFS'
Bank Of Richmond
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

TuE STOCK OF the Traders Bank II Rich.
mond. conductinc n Banking Real Estate.
and Insurance business. Is offered tor sale
on very easy terms. ioulay - cents per
snArn per month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

Have you seen the " ElIeway' Retrige-
rator or Eddy" lce-Che,t? lhc' aEe 10
best aud cheapest. ~
JoHN B)wEH,s. Governor str9e-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09
The nc.t Kcfrig.rntor

on the market is the Jewett Patent. Dry
C0.i-AIr Refrigerator. sod by
y. hLFiS
40 rA.t Br0al.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

lSpecial Telegram % iie Dspht 'h'I
WELDON. n. C., May s.--The State farms
near here are damaged TO the extent OF
$4,000 by the freshet. Eight hundred
feet Of dams were washed away.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

old papers for sale q, % cents hundred
gt DIspAICH oflcr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

those Slate and Hard Wood Mantelsl
y. hLEIS.
GZO east Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

MALE YorE PURCHASE SOW Of the stock
of the Traders Bans q Richmond. There
will be only % limited amount If stock
sold so buy AZ once. Call AZ 5lJ east Nam
-rrtnf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

Gods way must be best. though Carlyle
felt deeply that the ouly lesson his fate
can teach Is 10 warn Young man who l.
falsely accused not TO stand trial. but 70
run away. ns he should have done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

Mautels. Crates, and Thing. IN VARIOUS
as les and loss prices. A.
jon, BowEE,'s. Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09
.JewciGa,olinc- ami Ga, stove.

,IeWVI Ua50IlnF- anI tIHs NIoFFs
from 7jc. 10 - each, for bako and roast,
C,Jl urlrklv AZ y kLEfS'-.
60 east broad.