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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-05
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

DOR RENT-DwELLING 913 NJ ST NV: 10
Screens and weather strips for every window and
door. Mrs. STAMP, The Harrison, Sd and G sts.
IA. W. my53t'
DOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE. I4O2 18th
L st. n: W. to small family at moderate rental
until October I. my5-3ts
DOR RENT-wE HAVE VERY PRETTY HOUSE
L in Brookland six rooms. cellar; porches; large
yard nice shade For further particulars inquire of
McLAOHLEN BATCHELDEk,
my5-6t Corner 10th and G SITS. NV.
Tor RENT-9l6 II ST NV. 4-STORY BRICK
CONVENIENCES; LARGE YARD. APPLY TO
CHAS. c. DUNCANSON, 9TH AND d SITS. N W.
myo-3t
L'OR RENT-sTORE ROOM 80 nth ST
1 store room and cellar. Ola 10Th st.
LOB Vt ave. Tor. l349 Wallach. 7r 80
Us "a st ne, StS.i ID ST ne. .r.-.......S
'iD ST Or nHos HGNGE ti SKI fai9 St
EoR RENT-1715. 1721 GN. W. Or. AND b. $50 6
l. 343 Pa ave NV. store 2255 Pa NV. = floors So
my5-6t T. X. BROOKS. SIG 18th ST. W.
EOR RENT-s25. 5o-22 7TH ST $. F.. 2-sTORY
brick; rooms; 3isey 1pered and painted pos
myo-3t Atlantic bldg. $50 st. n. W.
DOR RENT-2435 ST. NV; COMFORTABLE
L fve-room house; mod imps; in good rerair. In
quire at 240l st. W. my5-3t'
L'OR RENT
+ Nos. .615 and 6l9 1 st. .p.e. rooms and bath !;
modern improvements $40.
F. R. WALLACE.
National METROPOLITAN Bank,
lnySN 18th 81. bet. and 6 NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-05

200 CARRIAGES In Srock
If you want Carriage or Harness or Business
Wagon Of any description.
Right Price,
Right style.
Right Terms,
Call o. our new Repository. ll9, l2l, 123 LIST st.
s.w.. opposite the Capitol - .'-'
STOP-STOP.
We have purchased the entire stock Of harness
mandatory and have the largest assortment of
Harness in city at Right Price, Right Quality.
RICH. Terms.
UNITED CARRIAGE AND WAGON CO.,
11a. l21. 1913 LIST st. s. W., opposite the Capitol
my.Slm
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE,


WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE CoLoRED
w man, position waiter in . private family that
Is ABOUT T. eass the city Answer by postal card j.
IVAN EDDY A RELIABLE GENTLEMAN. A
position as wstchnan or MESSENGER in bank or
sssr saGe e1perisnss and reference furnished
ID 66n, G8dokE4 BOY X, PLACE I9
or address to 1l52 10Th st W. Id
WANTED-BY SETTLED COLORED MAN.
city references. Cali at 1i46 18th St NV. my5-3d'
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN. IS. WITH Is
month"; experiences in the grocery business
good references. Address S. j.. Star office. my2-3d'
MISREPRESENTATION BY A YOUNG MAN AS
education. good penman sober and industrious, with
sGOd .isy references Address A. F.. Star office
MANIFESTATIONS AS STEWARD IN HO-
tel or club city or country; long experience IN
my3-3d.
FEMALE.
NANTEp-Go TO DICKS AGENCYFoR COOKS.
buffers last employers references: Sis7th St n W.
WANTED = SITUATION BY FIRST-CLASS
w nurse or chambermaid in private family. AP-
ply at 9O7 1lth st. NV 1e'
WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY, A POSITION
w to do typewritne and clerical work in office
very accurate; can give the best references Il "
WANTED-BY WHITE GIRL, A SITUATION
" In private family as lady's maid and seam
address RI 9O
WANTEp-sITUATIoN AS FiRsT-SLAss FE-
soT hs eountry BEST city references AdSress
FRENCH. Star ONCE. my5-3s'
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COLoRED
or Adrsss T sS%: ccs 0'
WANTED RtFINEpp GERMAN LADY.
LADY Or ho1ssEeepsr. address Pastor Z. bEEWITz.
go q ST. NV. myo-3e'
w some experience situation in a private family
a. e1mpanlon or nursery governess reference.
WANTED SITUATION By A YOUNG RE
w spectacle German girl not long over. to do light
housework in American family. Address N Q x.
WANTED-PLACEs BY TWO RESPECTABLE
w colored women. one as cook, sl2 to $i5 per
month; Other as chambernaid; both TO STAY nights
Apply at Wylie court. between NJ and n n. W.. 18th
and vermont ave. NV. lie.
WANTED-A SITUATION BY RESPECTABLE
ply at 2ios st. n ". my3-3e.
WANIED-BY YOUNG LADY LATELY AR
erness er sdy %sd aSrsss es
care Of E. F. DRooP. S,5 Pa ave ny3-6e'
WANTED-BY MALES AND, FEMALES. EN-
~ s.c
HsffSS R9s
ap1S-3we'
WANTED - WORK FOR MAIDS. COOKS,
w nurses. househeepers Mattresses confectione's.
clerks. ice cream makers dairy. laundry and pantry
hands (Hoteis fur ished tctth entire heiD.l BURN
HAMS. lilo 6 st. n appetite
WANTED-BY TRAINED NURSE. ONE WHO
w is not afraid TO step into diseases of all XII d..
such scarlet fever. &c nursing in all its branches
furnish the best medical testimonials Also speak
German and Eng ish understands cooking for the
sick and Hebrew. 800 l1th stn.w ap19-tmes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-05
WAREHOUSES.

WANTED-FROM OWNERS, HOU ES FOR
w renting. We cannot supply the daily demand of
the office apple ants for houses n and Owners
Please send Iarticulars to X. ". CORNWELI co. !,
625 1t. H.. 5-:}t
XEANTSD-FORA QUICK BUYER WITH CASH
w " room brick house. IN. l., III n W. bet. !th
and 18th St. above VI price not above -, 500 W.
CORNH ELI. & co. 625 st. NV. my5-3t
"ANTEB-To PURCHASE 4 RESIDENCE IN
w Tskoma Park; to 10room house. Address
PARR Star Office. my5-3t
WANTED-HoUSE IN SOUTHWEST SECTION
w of city; q rooms and bath all H. j. house .
price not to exceed 81 600 all cash. Replies be
in writing. giving full particulars.
my5-3t WILSON HOUGH. 623 st.
XUANTED-TO BUY AN OR IO-ROOM HOUSE,
w with modern improvements. Irefarab v north of
and west of l4th st price sc. 500 to IS, 800 Adj
dress stating terms. A f. X. star office. my46ts
VyrANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE, NO CHILDREN,
w of house for summer longer; city refer
ences. Address F.. E., star office my4 St.
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

4 MMONIAIEp STEAM CARPET c ElNI q
n Works CARPETS cleaned in the best manner.
Carpets made moth proof tree OF charge Mattresses
mad. &c order. Offce. 1870 Pa Works, 11OS
and ] 40 r -. NV. IeiePl one. n0I.
mIE.1I VI. NtWMNER. Manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-05

hKTNhESESS OR THE LIQUOR HABIT POSI-
~ ltively cured by administering
Or. HAHN y GOLDEN 81 ECIFIC.
sold by 5. +. WARE. Druggist, Washington. is1-ly
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

COR RENT-BRICK STABLE IN ALLEY BE-
Il tween nth and 18Th. and SIS: n. fiat for
coachman's family I'd floor. $50 per month.
Apply to JOHN +. BEAfi,
ap11-1m 1921 F st.
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MALE OR FEMALE.

VNTANTED-CANyASSF MALE OR FEMALE,
w on good ray in every town city to sell the
best ''Patented" portable gas heater; smoke;
scott o snearing; send q cents in stamps for
tract. &c. WAL g. CoDD. 119 N. Broadway. BaIti-
more. Md. INVOKE
WANTED-FIRST-CLAS ALI-ROUND COOK
w (colOred); good on hot breads. Apply at 5i4
18th St. bet. and Ppm. 1c'
XVANTED-A FIRST-'LASS BOOKKEfPER.
w Address Box 163 star Office myo-2c
WANTED-DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU-
w reau. c. nducted by ladies-men and women. white
and coored for all kinds of domestic labor city state
and springs with references 100 L ST. ap11-:}w'
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EXPRESSAGE.

MEncHANrs PsRcEL DELIVERY Co.
o TRUNKS D 9ELlV EgEI 2!sG.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-05
MALE OR FEMALE.

VEANTED-BYA COLORED BOY. A PLACE TO
w drive cart or work in grocery by coored girl
a place as cook, washing and ironing. Call for two
days at 1918 18th st. n. ". my4-2fs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-05
FOR RENT-FLATS.

IrOR RENT
Rooms in The Harrison,
Cor. I'd and G. sis. NV
mya-6t" HARVEY SP AIDING.
EoR RENT-THE PORTLAND. VERMONT AVE.
Large APARTMENT, furnished unfurnisled.
mhl:leo3m
L'Ok RENT FLAT-FIVE VERY FINE UNFUR-
Il nished rooms aud two baths east, south. west
exposure terms reasonable; references exchanged.
Call after > O'Clock. !r10 9Th st NV my:J-3t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-05
MANICURE.

MADAME PAYN. MANICURE AND CH1ROPOD-
Nj ist. 1O3 18TH ST. NV The only ImpOrter and
Manufactut er of FINE MANICURE and CHIROPOD-
ISL GOODS south Of New York no20-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-05

LOOKING FOR FLOWER THIEVES.
Flower thieves annoy settlers in the uptown
districts. A night does not pass that some lilac
hedge is not scalped or some hyacinth bed de-
lowered. Flowers that bloom near the street
reasonably sure of capture. and even those
which blossom in back yards are being swiped.
The police haze been asked to interfere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-05
FOR RENT-CHICAGO
CHIROPODISTS.

DATNFUI. CORNS AND BUNIONS ARE RE-
L lieved instantly by The worst a
specially PROF j. J. GEORGES SON Chrop-
odists. 1 Is Pa. mn2S:}m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-05
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

J,OR RENT-F1yF-ACRE LOT FOR PASTUkAGE;
Il at cor. 14th st. and Florida
lny2-jt A /. BARBER X co. lie Droit fui'dinF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-05
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
EoR sALE-214 ACRES, IL MILES FROM
Il Bowie. Nd mile from Arundel station good sin.
room dwelling aud outhaildings: SOIL very f.r,sis
ny31 DUCkETT. FORD CO.. 6l7 Fstnw
I.oR SALE-THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN MONT
Il eotnsry county, Md. - y mile from Dick-
erscn station; with q room dwelling; . i 500
my4-d DUCkETT, FORD CO. 6i7 stuv
NOR sALE-Ca40l NINE ACRES OK TIrRSpIFF
Il miles from Rockville aud min wa n .,,-,
Windhsm stati5n. b. a %. n. R.. improved nv "a.
room house. barn ana other outbuiifines vii r.
sold cheap as owner II about remove 10 d,.t.ne
state. DEEBI.E DANTS A. 80 n''@N'
ny2IW 1919 st. nv.
EoR sALE-s ACRES on LINE OF TEF MT
vernon electric road mile from center ~ AIex-
sndr a 81 900: splendid location own sd nv p,scii.
Starks. Apply TO Maj JOHNSON, wAshins,on St
aria uilG ny3.3s'
Eok sALE-A DESIRABLE HOME IN FALLS
1hurch. va ~ rooms. summer ki,caea sheds.
soed water on hrst hoor stable carriare hou-a-
chicken house fruit. garden lot front d.e- corner
Ioi: Wen nclosed on lrincipal St. . minutes from
station Terms Part cash balance in one spa tvo
years with interest. or less for cash purchaser
OWNER. llll II. Sc. sp.sagts
EoR BENT-FoR THF SUMMER uaNDsOYF
country ,laces furnis he'd Re az n a q. quick
tiins 70 and from Washington n KIM Di'TAI.
l3BB st. n .nls-lfa
Eok RfNT OR sALE-A FARM OF AZ ACRES
W ll Afs- house OF y rooms aud barn aud all con-
Ila.e sill one-iourth nom old Point Comfort. Va.
Colii aiolhe fuli view of Fort Monroe and its sur
PhRbus. Va. spl3-lms'
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FOR RENT-HAIIS.

L,OR RENT-FINE HALL. 6l6 Ia AVE. RUN
L ming THROUGH to est. heated by steam near all
lines only So mon just the place for lodge
apI4Im' SEMMES 4 BROADBENT G02 + ST. II W.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED,

trOR RENT-HANDSOME NEWLY FURNISHED
l. rooms second and third floors. with bay windows.
IN private house. 1887 18th st. H. W. beautiful ocs
ton summer prices. my5-2a'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-05

KOCk IkEEk On The KATPlIE. =
Rock creek is turgid. swollen and muddy.
No danger is apprehended. but it is strange to
see the sewery little stream which isolates
Georgetown from the United States foaming
and eddylng in excitement Few people would
suspect it Of such vigor. but Rock creek drains
. vast watershed. and its present condition is
thu result of the recent rains
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-05

ap-Sot H. VI MARLIN. lS>S IA ave n W.
I0R RENT-A BRoWN-SToNE HOUSE, Sl5
North Carolina ave-. 9r.. $50; also PA u. e..
Or. all m t.; S25.
mhll-2mg j. d. CROIssANT $40 Ilth ST. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-05

I'LL Hnw, 12r. SO
l3l | Corcoran NV. l2r. ~
252o Inv. lOr..........5 30
l.4e Union pl. 6r. .....S. 80
1.J1 y NV. furnished. =
3iS I'd IT Sc. Sr 4 b......3o
L GHERFORD. l30. Est.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-10
BATTLE BETWRFE L1BORERs.
Fatal Conflict of Strikers and Employed
Of Canal Contractors.

CHICAGO, June "a pitched battle
took place this afternoon between the
strikers and employees Of the contractors
on the drainage canal at about l o'clock.
The fight took place at Romeo, the strik-
ers coming down from LemOnt and others
coming from the north, they being d.
vided into two mobs.
They at once began firing on the con-
tractors and their men.
Coming down from the north, they
drove off the men on section 10. The men
retired fighting. but they had only gone
a short distance when they were set upon
by another division OF the strikers, and
several men were killed.
Three OF the men killed are in VIII
county. and two others are lying I'm the
bushes just across the line in Cook
county. -Four OF those who were wounded
will probably die. All are Hungarians,
Poles Slavonians or Swedes
A large body Of negroes employed on the
works refused 10 strike and remained al
work. They expected TO be lnterfered
with. and had among them 100 or more
rifles When the strikers appeared the
negroes opened fire at once, and pursued
the flying strikers a mile and a half.
The dead and wounded were strewn along
the entire distance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-10

There Is no telegraph station AT Forest
Lawn. rendering the summoning OF aid In
that way an impossIbIlty. The members
OF the crew are positive the bandits num-
bercd six.
Messenger Branford states that every
thing OF any value was taken from his
car. The exact amount Of money he de-
cllned TO name. one Of the robbers who
entered the express was addressed by his
pals an Bob" and wore chin whiskers.
One OF his hands was bleeding from the
Injuries received in entering the car. He
wore a fox~colored suit. and weighed
about 40 pounds. Another one OF the
robbers. who extended his attention TO
the brakeman. and made him obey orders.
was about FIVE feet eight inches tall,
smooth face. age about twenty-five, and
weighed about 14S pounds. The two who
waited on the engineer were about TWEEN
ty-two or twenty-five years OF age. one
measuring five feet six inches. the other
about six feet. No other positive de-
scription could be obtained Of the others.
except that they wore black masks and
dark suits.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-10
DEATHS.

BOWE.-Died. at her residence in Hen
rico county. June 0. 1893. at $50 A. NJ.
Mrs. MARY URSULA BOWIE, relict of
the late Hector Bowe, in the eighty
second year Of her age.
Funeral and burial at Lebanon church
TO-DAY, June 10th, at 500 o'clock p NJ.
FAGAN.-Dled, at the residence Of his
father, 1913 east Broad street, Friday
morning, June 9th. at 04O O'Clock.
PATRICK HENRY FAGAN, In the TWEEN,
ty-third year OF hls age.
Funeral will take place SUNDAY
EVENING at o'clock. at st. Peters
Cathedral. Friends and acquainta1ces
are invited 10 attend. ~
MURPHY.-Died, Thursday. June sth.
at her residence, 602 Buchanan street.
after a long and painful Illness, MAR
GARET HOPE, wife OF the late Matthew
=. Murphy; aged ifty-fve years.
Funeral from St. Peters cathedral TO-
DAY, June 10th, at 9:3O A. NJ Friends
Of the family invited to attend No
flowers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-10
Lieutenant RnY Suicides.

VALLEJO. CAL, June 9.-Lieutenant
William =. Ray, United States Navy,
commander Of the United States coast
survey steamer FlcArthur, committed
suicide at Mare Island Naval Hospital
this morning by cutting his throat.
Lieutenant Ray was transferred TO the
naval hospital short time ago. suffering
from nervous prostration. This morning
he went into the hospital bathroom
locking himself In. and cut his throat
from ear TO ear. When found by the
nurse shortly after the attempt on his
life, he was gasping for breath. though
a hurried examination failed 10 discover
any cut In the artery. He was carried
into the ward and placed on an operating
table. where he died at 12:45 Z. NJ.
The deceased was native Of Indiana
and leaves a family.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-10

Just as sure as hot weather comes
there will be more or less bowel COM
plant in this vicinity. Every person.
and especially families ought 10 have
some reliable medicine AT hand for in
slant use in case 1t is needed A % or 50
cent bottle of Chamberlain's Collie. Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy is just what
you ought 10 have and all that you would
need, even for the most severe and dan
gerous cases. II is the best, the most
reliable and most successful treatment
known and is pleasant 10 take For sale
by Owens & Minor Drug Company, 1907
east Main street. Z
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-10
DARING TRIM ROBBERY.
elk Bandits Hold Up the New Orleans
Express.

COLUMBIA, ILL. June Six masked
men held up the New Orleans express on
the Mobile and Ohio railroad at Forest
Lawn. eight miles north Of here. at 8
o'clock last night, and robbed the ex-
press car OF $4,000 in cash and valuables
worth a large amount. The robbery did
not occupy over twenty minutes. A large
posse Is now IN pursuit OF the bandits.
The express makes "a snort stop at Forest
Lawn, and when IL came 10 "A standstill
last night two men jumped upon the
engine, pointing rcyOvers NJ the heads
OF the engineer ana fireman, and told
them not 20 attempt 10 start the train
again. While this was taking place four
men appeared at the side of the express
car one placed a short ladder against the
car, then chopped hole In the door 1t
TOOK but minute TO do this, and be
Tore the astonished express messenger
realized what was happening, the door
burst open, and four men were In the car.
messenger Branford attempted 10 resist.
but was siienced by a blow with a
hatehet in the hands OF the robber who
had chopped the hole in the door. The
bandits lost no time I'm ransacking the
ar' brahtord was only partially stunned
he oioW ne received, and his as
saiiants revived him and forced him
IN a sack, together with what other Vol
e@pIcs they secured Branford was then
pound, gagged and cast into a corner of
mheh the bandits had completed their
,s ~ the express car. they Jumped 10
-, 81 s'0uha. The conductor and several
-, the Train men opened fire on ,her,
. aneS returned II with interest. though
none OF the bullets so far as known took
49, 49,, Inc bandits. armed with Win
sa1a, anu revolvers. drove their as
s aans into the cars. and among the
s,,scSns ers, VINO were rendered panic
sSa. oy the fusillade, the volley of
soot heards We're apparen,lv ara 81 or
,h s purpose OF intimidation. and then
,'s. ,oooefs took 20 their heels There
tbs 49,, 49, chanee for them 10 escape. as
sna psse is lonely one. with swami
Tor = s"a a,r. on each side Of the track
''<hee OF two or three miles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-10
LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA, TO-WIT: IN THE CLERKS
' OFFICE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF ORANGE COUNTY, JUNE 3, 1893.
j. r. Bragg, J. NJ. Bragg, j. ID. Pendle-
ton, II. II. H1rton. p. ]. l'ucher ]. N
Wilhoit, Il. f. Davenport. C. w. Run
ke' Lydia r. Kunkle Georgianna Ogg.
w. Q; Blakey, J. w Davenport, G.. NJ.
Stutz, L. o. Landrum, f. l.. Landrum,
l.. w. Landrum, Peyton Brooking and
=. t. Grasty, partners trading as Brook
Ing 81 Grasty; Joseph c. McAlexander,
Z. Bear. W. II. Jordan, agent for Alice
Carter and J. Faber: Sidney Wood. a.
Il. Martin, w. VI. Haxall, L. J. Faber,
L. Dowell, w l.. Dowell. Il. Dowell
and v Downin, partners trading as
Powell, ]. r. Armstrong, ". NJ. Jordan,
Ola G. Fucher J.. c. Twyman, j. H.
Wright, S: W. Hall, J. II. Wood. w. T.
BeltSn' Mary Sneed, 7, NJ Goodwin.
trustee for Agnes Fite; J. A. Sivins.
NJ. -. Schlosser J. III. Niche, Charles
10 Poindexter. William Wilson, b. J.
kinnier, II. A Nightingale and f. w.
Lowery partners trading as Nighten-
gale & Lowery; w. J. Binford, A. n.
McMullen, G. Il. Schweickert. Willie
ID. Specie. j. NJ. Specie and Henry
Lowery. partners subscribing under the
name Of Specie & Lowery; ]. y. .Grasty.
Dettor, partners subscribing under the
name Of Dettor & Son; Camilla Reedy,
wife OF John A. Reedy, w. H. Booton.
Lille H. Souders. administrators OF
Charles M, Souders, deceased; James i.
Gates, X; y. Harris Thomas r. Daniel
ana IL. 5. Farrar, partners subscribing
under the name Of Daniel q Farrar;
"; A; Powell r. n; Anderson. w. T.
subscribing under the name OF Shep-
herd s. Henderson: jeremiah Morton
William Morgan. y. c. Durret NJ NJ
Smith, Mary Anne Smith. II. T. Hockey
and George p. Baker. partners subscrib-
Ing undet the firm name OF Rockey &
Baker; II. T. Hockey, John II. Flood
and A; observation-disclosures.
w. r.. Duke and w. w. Scott. receivers
of the Gordon Land Company. a cor
poration chartered under the laws of
the State of Virginia; ~ w. Bowe,
w. L. Fleming, p. =. Barbour, c. b.
Linney, II. II. Stratton. w: l.; Walters,
Jr.,. George G. Walters, J. b. Bland,
]. A. Cooke II. l.. Hoover. A. c. Brax-
ton, c. c. Thompson and William M.
in CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit is TO relieve
the plaintiffs OF liability 10 the Gordon
Land Company; TO recover from the de-
or some one or more of them,
the money paid into the said company;
TO have the said promoters. or some one
or more OF them, substituted for the
plaintiffs in respect to any liability on
their part 10 the company or the credi-
tors thereof, and to have annulled the
said plaintiffs subscriptions TO the capt.
tai stock Of the said company. And II |
appearing by affidavit filed that the de- |
George G. Walters and J. B. |
Bland, are not residents Of the State |
IF Virginia, on motion Of the plaintiffs, |
by counsel, II is ordered that they ap-
pear here within fifteen days after due
publication OF this order and do what IS |
necessary TO protect their interests.
A copy-Teste.
p. II. FRY, Clerk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-10
Women as "Nhlte Cans.r

COLUMBIA, s. c., June "a special
from Greenvile says that two white men
In Pickens county, who had been In tire
habit of visiting colored women, were
waylaid by White Caps, who were white
women in disguise. and were terribly
logged. The women stationed themselves
In pairs along the road and darted oat
and dashed the miscreants with heavy
switches. Finally the men were sur
rounded by about a dozen women. who
applied the whip without mrcy. The men
were warned TO desist from their HABITS
or worse punishment would follow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-10
THE BlLTIMORE TROrs.
A Big Attendance and Good sports-The
winners Of the Events.

BALTIMORE, June 9.-There was o
big attendance to-day again at the Cen
tlemen's Driving Park. The races were
run off in straight heats. Summary:
Class 227. trotting. purse s50o-S. j., !.
1. /; Cranston formerly Sweppo), 3. 2. 2;
Roy. 2. 6. 4: Comet. 4. g. 3; Alice Burlew.
s. !. Q. Time. 2:2l IA. 2:24 IL, 2N Ia.
Glass 2:25. pacing. purse s5Oo-Miss Pauly,
I. 1. /; Maud Morrell, q 2. 4; Grey Joe,
g. g. 2: Annie b.. 4. 4. 3. Time, 2:26 Ia.
22G 10. PEI IL.
Class 2:27, trotting. purse $OO-Bessie
r.. ]. /, /; FL Robinson. 2. 3. 3; Princess
OrloG, 3. 2, 4; East View. 4. 4, 2. Time,
2.26 IA. 2:26 IA. 2:26 i-2.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-10
One Xifc Too Mnnv

Chief Of Police Eanes. OF Petersburg,
who recently went TO Baltimore TO cap
ture man named Decker, charged with
bigamy, stopped I'm Richmond a short
while last night with his prisoner en-
route TO Petersburg. Decker is about
thirty-hve years of age and rather good
looking. He married a woman in York.
town, left her and succeeded i'm taking
IN a Petersburg girl some time ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-10
THOM4s SEXTON RESIGNS.
lie CONSTITUTES an Action TO Mean for Him
"a Vote of Censure.

LONDON, June g. Thomas Sexton has
resigned his seat in Parliament. He was
moved TO take this step by the resolution
passed by a meeting of the Irish Paria-
mentary party yesterday, 10 the effect
that. i'm consequence OF the dissensions
as 10 the constitution OF the directorate
of the Freeman's Journal, the party VIII
take no further action in relation 10 his
newspaper affairs. Mr.. Sexton regarded
this resolution as a vote Of censure, and
stated. as soon as il was passed, that he
should retire from Parliament. His col
leagues are trying 20 induce him to re-
consider his RESIGNATION.