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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
GOVERNESS' REVENGE.
In Caso in Which n Daughters Affection
We're Aiiepated from Her Mother.

[From the European Edition Of the IIerald.l
An extraordinary shooting affair be-
tween women. which 10 not without inte-
rest for the English colony IN Paris, took
place on the Avenue kleber. Nine. Celine
Quintelet. a former gOverness, fired three
times on Nine. Garcia Gratlx the Keeper
of n lodging house, No. 81 Rue Lauriston.
The circumstances which have led up 10
this regretable affair are at present IN
yolyed In good deal of mystery. Nine.
Quintelet is So years of age. she has for a
long time inhabited England, whore she
was the governess of the children OF Lord
Dufferin. For a number OF years she has
been q widow. She has one child. daugh-
ter. on whom she has lavished all her care.
The girl is now u years of age and
when last with her mother Mile. Qulntelet
was reported 10 have an excellent educa
ton and good style. But she was IN Zee
ole health. The climate OF England did
not suit her. and. hard to bear though the
separation was. Nine. Quintelet sent her
daughter over to Paris and put her under
the care of Nine. Garcia Grntix.
A year later Nine. Quintelet found that
her income was sufficiently large to allow
of her disseminating work. She lett Lon
don and came 10 live IL Paris.
Here the mysterious part OF the story
commences. Nine. Quintelet could not
obtain an interview with her uauoutel'
vino obstinately refused to leave the
boarding house. The poor mother tried
all means to see her daughter. She com
planned that the affections OF Mile. Gum
telet had been turned from her through
the influence of morphine.
Nine. Gratix, on the other hand. declares
that far from OBTAINING Mile. Qulntelet.
the latter did not wish 10 leave the house
wnere she had always been the obJec, OF
such affectionate care. Besides. she said,
Mile. Quintelet was no longer MINOR. and
had not to receive orders from airy one.
Such was the situation when Nine.
QuIntelet met Nine. Gratl1 in the Avenue
Kleber. There was violent quarrel be.
tween the two women. at tho end OF
which Nine. Quiptelet drew a revolver
from her pocket and fired three shots at
Mime. Gratlx, whom she accused OF having
caused the misery of her life.
Only one bail struck Nine. Gratix. The
wound was only slight one, and aftei
first aid had been administered IN g
chemists shop, Nine. Gratlx was taken tc
her home.
Nine. Quintelet wa, arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP BALL.
Yale ID -feats PRINCETON - Professional
Playing North and South.
rpv telegraph to the Dispatch.l

[By telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
NEW HAVEN. CoSN., May 20. The college
championship base bali season was opened
IN this city this afternoon, when Yale and
PRINCETON met in the Nalo field. At least
5.OOJ spectators wore present: Yale won
tho dav bv the work of her pitcher Car
ter. who kept the visitors down to five
single hits, and was lnVinclolo wheh men
we're on bases. score: II. D.h. ::
princeton. 90 0 0 0 o. 3
Vale .........20 10000 0-5 6 2
Batteries Drake and Trenchard; Car
ter and kesaIe. Umplres: Mullen ana
Curry.
NORTHERN LEAGUE.
Al Ros,on: n. B.H. Z.
Bostons. .OOOO OOO5O-5 9 2
Brooklyns. 10000 Pa 2
batteries: Nichols and Bennett Ken
nedy and Kinslow.
At New York; r; B.H. p,
Washingtons % 0 o IL 3 0
batteries: Baldwin and Doyle; Maui
and Farrell.
Ph,iadeipbias. 1 O2o6 o51 liz II Z
Baltimores. III 5000 3 O. IL 8
batteries: Kecfe and Clements Baker,
Mcmahon. and Clarke.
81. Louis. 80 100000 % 8 /
Pitteburcs. o 300200 0x-5 0
batteries Hawley. Breitenstein. and
PETE: Ehret and Mack.
Cj A5 G1gyS'u1u OooO412o-S is 8
Cincinnatis. o 90 5 0 / 0 o. IL 0
Batteries Cuppy and Zimmer; Mullane
and Murphy.
Cbi c '-....O92oO1oob-li 10 A
Louisvilles. "a 0 OF o. 3 10 4
Batteries Hutchinson and klttredge !;
Stratton and Grim.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Al Nashville: r. En-. Z;
Anrus,as ...20203 00Ox-7 2
Batteries: Gillen and Sommers; Cor
man and Wilson.
M AT menipn' .'.aO2oo72oO-is IL 2
Sayannahs 10000 II 10 2
batteries: Wittocock and Bolan; Quarles
and Hurley.
At birmingham: r. h:a. +.
Chnr.estons. .Ol02 0 8 4 KS 10 0
Birminghams:0 o 900 0 o. 70 .
Batteries -Killen and Sudgen; Under
wood and Earle.
At Mobile; y. p:a. u:
Chattanooga. i 900 00SOO- 4 s
Batteries -Daniels and Flynn; Novins
and Dugail.
At Montgomery Montgomery. z; hits,
9; errors, =.
Atlanta. 81 hits, 5; errors. @.
Batteries Wilson and Armstrong; hee-
nan and Murphy.
At New Orleans: r. Ell. 4.
New Orleans. / o 0 0 0 o l. IL
Macon. .......2 2 0 o. 0 ! K q
atteries-Luby and Baldwin; Abbey
and Eields.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
The Queens Three Rings.
80. yz.s. Cf,t.. nnunn,r,f

II is said that the three rings which
Oueen Victoria prizes the most highly are:
First of all. her wedding ring, which she
has never taken off; then small enamel
ring. with tiny diamond in the centre,
which the Prince Consort gave her at the
age of Is. and an enamel serpent which he
gave her as an engagement ring. For many
vesrs after tho Prince Consort's death her
Majesty slept with these rings on her fin
gers. only taking them of TO wash her
hands. as the water would. Of course, spoil
the enamel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
STRUGGLE WITH A HURRICANE.
Nine Members of Ships Crew Lose
Their Lives-Sevep Injured.

Anglo-American cable 10 the Dispstch.l
QUEENSTOWN, May 20.-The British ship
Lord Templetown. commanded by Captain
Hawthorne, which sailed from London for
Philadelphia. with Bombay as a further des-
tination, April 18th. arrived here to-day
after the loss of number OF her crew IN
q hurricane. The voyage appears TO have
gone well until the LIST of May. When tho
vessel was in latitude 40 north. longitude
As west, a hurricane broke SO severely, on
the vessel that sixteen men were sent aloft
TO shorten sail. A truss broke and the yard
fell on the deck, and eight OF those who
had gone aloft were hurled into the sea and
drowned. One was killed by the fall OF the
ward. Seven were severely injured. Among
those who lost their lives were the rrSt
mate and the boatswan. The sea stove II
the main hatch. and the vessel lost her
sails and yards in the terrible storm. The
ship ran before the wind until the hurri-
cane abated. when the survivors INSISTED
upon the Captains making the nearest
port. and the vessel accordingly came 10
Queenstown as fast as possible IN her Grip
pied condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
''e Qoiucy Fortune Was Handed

.''r' iu Tho Washington Pos,.l
--. 'o William Quincy's Office you
. 'le legend on tho door that be
E 100 whose business IS chiefly IN real
s.. iir 30 himself largo real estate
e... i-e history Of his fortune is al
..nuc. HIS grandfather, the Sc
'-i, QUINCY. inherited a con-
3D.. estate from tho founder Of
}, Who was the president
.,.''4'i College and otherwise
ir.. -,-ed. Ihe grandfather some
tr ..f more years ago Interested
o.. GO. .lt construction Of the Troy
a. ,'',iA'ld railroad. part Of which Is
te,., ~ The HoOsac Tunnel line. aud
b. FL. e,'' lo carry out his undertakings.
lf e.aily embarrassed. but did
est,,.- " bankrupt. Ito WAS possessed
gsst. are amount Of property aud bus
a. 'aH ,Aet IA time he would be
- u,'e, Oil has Obligations. OF that in
VI AIS death hls estate would do
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
AUCTION SALES BOMBAY.

X. n. CHAFFIS & CO.. 3 p. NJ, trustees sale ot
house ana lot on Fourteenth street between
Clay ami Marshall streets.
X. H. CHAFFIN & CO.. Z. 81, trustee-' saio
OF house ani To- on ~. John street bctSecn
Baker and Clarity slrcols
GEORGEW. MAYO, lOia 4. 81. household fur-
niturc, vehicles, harness, x.
A. n. POLLARD, 1880 4. 81, household furni-
turc, stoves, horse, a.
WILLIAM JENKINS & sOS, l2is p. NJ, lemons,
oranges, apples, and bananas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
DEATHS.

GAssER.--Died. ct the residence OF neg
,,''Iana 10 5i7 north Fifth street. hay
ao;h. at 1915 Z. NJ. WlLaALhiNA' "'rs
of T.. j. Gasser.
Funeral notice hereafter
VARROLD.-Died.s Saturday May ooths
atop. NJ. CHARLES y. HARhoLD. IN
fant son OF Gus and Lo;tie Harold.
Funeral from the resihn1r,sss isao xsss
Main street. at 4 o'clock THIS Sunday
AFTERNOON.
sCHMIDT.-Diod. yesterday morning.
NJ n .tlS O'clock, ut hrs residence, fUz ease
Leigh street. HERMANN SCHMIDT. N
Funeral viii take place MONDAY. Nay
ed, a. ii A. H.. from St. Johns German
Evangelical church.
WRIGHT Died. at 6 o'clock YESTERDAY
morning. At his fathers residsnc:; ). y 3 4 4
Wright. 7o1 west Broad street. IEA<Asxs
Funeral viii take place THIS EVENING
from the above residence at I O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
,v,IL ATTENDANCE.
~, Columbian Exposition Visitors
NJ, Numerous Enough.
THE PROSPECT.
..,,re naiIy Receipts from Admis'
~ .,cclv n Third OF the tx
,,asc,-Women's Congress-
.-,...c-,nn 10 the Dispatcn.i

Van GROUNDS, CHICAGO. May
Standing to-day's big crowd.
s,rce this week has been disap-
arht considering tho fine wea-
....r.5t three or tour days. The
attendance Of the week was on
Norwegian Dav. when $1,000
,.-.eI through the gates.
.set day was Thursday.
I.. 1000 persons came TO
..o The average attend
800 fair opened has been about
... nils lar short of tho mark ne
-...t the expenses OF the expo
te..s $1,000 to run tins big
t..t means 90.0O0 paid admis-
O.. turnstllcs record on an ave.
..r Gay for the entire period OF
... .4re running expenses OF tho
.t u.t.
tSn MORE NECESSARY.
-..-ous and side-shOws are pro-
..r..dcrable revenue, and from
t.. stockholders may expect a
... interest on their investment.
-r.rs ou June lst, the paid adj
...-t necessarily average con-
-t than 30. WD 10 make up the
...I by short attendance during
.. MAY. IL another season Of
~ comes along, or should the
fr any other reason fall DO
...-s tho money coming from the
.s must Of necessity be used
..n. and thcreupon departs the
chance Of revenue from
..o.t.
.....ns WIN THr CENTENNIAL
ing the attendance compari-
rliy made by most of tho
&. figures NJ the centennial,
Che impression that the at
.rcmoudous. Tho crowds are
r.y must be on an AVERAGE
...4- great rs those ~ the Phila-
t, ;ion, as the Worlds Fair
u1.O0I. whilc the ccnton-
s.u.cI an outlay OF but
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
RICHMOND ToeAcco MARKET.
Reported for tho Dlspatch.l

NAY 2O.-So auction sales to-day.
Private snles again very light
Revenue collections: Cigars and Cigarettes,
s4ISO.IJ: tobacco. S2.J14Oo; special tax,
So 33: penalties, Si17-toti.i' s7.7G6.7i.
Auction offerings on 'Change for week, 81
packages; highesl price, $40; lowest, sl.1o !;
taken in, 3 packages.
Private sales: tIhers, GO; smokers, 80: cut
tiers. 81; wrappers, -; darks, 81; Burley, {;
bright Tugs, j. sun-cured, 3-total, 23o hogs
heads.
Royenue collections for week: Cigars and
cigarettes, Si2,Gfl.29; tobacco, sl4,80O.4e;
special tax, 1888; penalties, s4.l7-total, s21,-
343.2S.
Tue market continues extremely duh Prices
are mechanical.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
Different Runs.
~. r.....lf

Professor Paine, OF the Bangor Theo-
logical Seminary. infused an unusual
amount OF originality and freshness into
an address TO q new pastor at recent
ordination. Among other good things he
said: Nowadays the ministry Is getting
into the following state: First chapter.
The minister wants TO run things. Second
chsptsr-He u running things THIRD
chapter "a h run ooyl"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
BLOODY WAR AGAIN.
t'.'-'ay Fcud Revived One Man
hU-t-A Grandmother Wounded.

t..rfr1ph 10 the Disqatrh.l
'.. t1., Nav 20 The bloody war
u $50 fcgrfully few years
county between the Eyerson
factions Las again broken out.
u.t been received here Of a
winch took place upon the
. .r. "Wednesday between Jessie
if.rCh sympathizer, ths lead
,s 800 on tie one side. and
I..u Eyerson. sons of Joe
F.. WAS -o bru,aliy murder
.. ,.ars ago. leaders on the
ine fght resulted III tue
..tI ~ Jessie Hale and tho
.-alur Of Polly Aun Combs. the
t a Cash and John Eyerson.
received two wOunds-onc IN
-. .l" 10 the hack. John Ever
. pistol wound IN the wrist.
-.- .....e IS anticipated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY. NAV 90. 1904


Closing quotations a. the StoiS Boasii
GOVERNMENT Ss5URirEsi BlL Askef.
Unted states4's. ............... LIZ
bTATBSgCURlTlg3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
MAXINE INrELLioEnCn.
MINIATURE ALMASA
PORT OF RICHMOND. NAY Z


AREiyED.
Steamer ARIEL DeYo, Norfolk, uerca sniiss
aud passengers; Hyin "eislgof' ss''-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
Them Flowers.

james Whitcomb Riley.l
Take n fcller ats sick and laid up on the shelf,
All shaky. and ga'ntcd, and pore
,Je, all 40 kno ,ked out no can't handle nlssen
with stifi upper lip any moro;
Shet him up oil alone in the gloom OK room
A dark as tho tomb, aud "a grim,
And then take and eeni him some roses IN
bloom,
And you can have fun out o him.
You've ketchei him fore now-when his liver
was sound
And his appetite notched Ike saw
A-mockin' you maybe, fer romancin round
With biz posy- bunch IN your paw;
But you ketch him, say when his health IS away
And he's on his back In distress,
And then you can trot out your little ookay
And not be insulted, guess.
You see It's like this. what his weakness Is
Them Covers make HIM think Of the days
OF his innocent youth and that mother o his
And the roses that she used 10 raise:
So here, all alone with the roses you send,
Rein' sick and all trimbiy and faint
Ny eyes is-my eyes is-mY eyes is-od friend
Il a-leakin'-Iin blamed et they amt!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
Paneoast Company Fails.

Nrw YonK. May 20. The Pancoast Man
ufacturiDp Company. the largest manufac-
turers of gas and oiectric-hxtures IN the
country, Las gone into the hands OF re-
ceivcr. Its assets a,e not quickly availa-
bls and some OF It's paper has been pro-
tested
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
CHICAGO ITvE-sTOcE v,RVgr.

CHICAGO. lit. May 20.-Catne: Receipts
1000 head; shipments, 400 head. Market
"a trlns higher; top steers. S4ioa11.5O:
medium. s4.25ss47j; -tocker.. s3GOasf.2O;
led Texans. s365ast.35 : grass rexans. asa
$500; cows. s250as2S).
H0gs: Receipts, 1000 head Market steady.
Mixed. -. t0as1.5o; heavy si5jasI0o,
hght, s7.5Oas7.j5.
Sheep Receipts, $500 bead: shipments.
none. Clipped Texans. t4.tOas 40: clipped
natives and westerns. S5aS0.25. lambs, s6a
a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
NEW yORk STOCK MARKET

Mean temperature. ..........."......75.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21

er. Louis, NO. May 2O.-llour weak AMI M
changed. Whpat-Nc. > ret. cash, 6sc.: MAY.
67iSc.: July, 7Oisc. Corn-No. . mixed. cab
and May, 37Iec.; July, 3stsc.; september, SOY.
Oats lower No. =. cash and May, 32c. JAY,
27llc. Provisions steady. Whlskcy an hanged.
Pork-Standard mess, s2i.6O. LARD, ti0.3Ja
sIO.37lar Dry-sslt mcats unchanged. BACON
Packed shoulders. $1,000; longs AMI tiDs,
s10.25; Efforts, s1l.4iMasll0O. Hams un-
changed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
Holds Himself Cheap
Harlem Lfe.l


would you marry for money, Mr.
ChOkerg z" asked Miss Pansi OF tho basbtul
minister.
well, my dear Miss Pansi always have
done SO; - Is my regular fee"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
rkTE BONDS.


NEW YORK, May 2O.-Weekly statement OF the
associated banks: Reserve. increase. sb,d2I,-
100: loans. decrease, s3.6d4,3OO; specie, In
crease, si2S.2OO /: logal-tonders, Increase,
81 1873 300 deposits. increase, 49, 400; CIR
culatlon, decrease. Si4 400. The banks now hold
s24, 4"2.175 IN excess Of tho requirements OF
the % DER cent. rule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21

FTNTWONU LIFL-O OON "N'sN~''
RICHMOND NAV 20.-Rcceipts 225 head cat
tle 200 sheep and lambs, POO head hogs.
sales: 90 head cattle, 200 head sheep and
lamOs, go head hogs
Prices
Cattle, best, 5a5IIc. gross: msdium 10 good.
4a4Slc. gross; common 70 fair, 3a34sc. gross-
Balls, 2xa3c. gross.
Sheep, 3lfa0c. gross
lambs, 5Iag7c. gross.
Hoes gagloc net.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
Dr. Hartrtdge Dead.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, May 20.-Dr. Theo-
dore Hartrldge. one of the Oldest residents
of this city, died this evening, after a pro-
tracted illness. Before the war he WAS a
leading planter of this section.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
Making ~ Al Right

Customer TO head waiter: Here. sir;
this clumsy fellow has spilled over half of
nv cup OF tea down my back.
Head Waiter (to clumsy waiter. s.ernly)h
Bring tins gentleman a full cup of tea IN
stantly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
CINCINNATI

CIScrsNArI. o., May 20.--Flour IN moderate
demand. Wheat easy: No. . rel, G6a6sc. Cora
quiet; No. =, mixed, 45lsaf6c. oats oaSior;
No. mixed. 33i4c. Pork strong AMI higher 60
s2O25. Lard dun at sl0.O2ast037ja. Buik-
meats firm s1037i4 Bacon steady al sll.1o.
Whlskey steady at s1.ls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
Kentucky Railway Purchase.
fRv toiesraph 20 tho Dispatch

MuDpnxsDoaoroH. XIX, May 20; An Amer.
lean syndicate. through Drexel, Morgan II
Co, have bought tho Knoxville, Cumber-
land Gap and Louisville railroad and the
Middissborough Belt Line from the Am or
icsp Association, limited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
WI vRelNlA RuMoRs.
s'er Tor Jpdge Sheridan or Chiffon
FOR federal Senate.

..e,raYn 10 the D,spatch.l
". Va, May ct il re
't John G.. Jackson, United
r0' Judge for West Virginia,
.'fe ol account OF ais advanced
at resident Cleveland will ap-
'.'-'r faulkner in hrs place. In
q IS thought that Governor
"l appoint either Captain John
Go. Iedmout. or Colonel Joe
iced Faulkner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
DR.. Tnlmaye Remains.

ny telegraph 70 tho Dispatchl
BRooKLYs, n. Y. MAY 20.--A settlement
of the debt upon the Brooklyn Tabernacle
was effected to-day and DIR. Talmage will
not resign FROM its pastorate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
-aNrrseE THE FAIR IN DAY.
& i.an. Tusiishman Who Thinks 1t
Nouid Take Six Years.


~.-... %. 90 Natal. South Africa, is
.r.' Northern Hotel. says the CHI
lie Is an athletic young
.-. aul Is ~ >warthy az HIM
t,ro 90 see the fair. and saws
..- Le .as discovered IN the two
... t.,u ia jackson Park that SIX
..-ut nearer 10 tine time that II
....t, thoroughly seq the far
tAu ~ months. He finds, how
".tt.. Icoplc here figure on few
'... nt few months IN which to
..... intends to take Blk months 10
-il BE-. "to look at that far
lF ali see everything there
fta young man lhan years Of
'-.a..~. IL tea's travelling around
.ui liberal education Is as
.lr. woman. or child who Will
r.s tl look into all the EXHIBITS
...l display little time. have
.ur distance on purpose 10
t ..r .nd intend 10 see II all II
...e. Gsi money Will allow me
have 10 other mission IN
..l when October il over | "a
* 90 Natal and devote sove-
.'. ug hie 20 thinking 1t ali over
uv Jess fortunate friends what
...-.- .-l uudei like"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
Atlanta Bank Clearings.

[Ry telegraph % tne DIspatcu'I
ATLANTA. Ga, Nav 20.-Clearings OF At
lanta associated banks for the week,
SLl58,4j6.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. May 2O.-BRltimore and Ohio. 73a
81: Baltimore and Onto western lists, 1893
lU04 consolidated gas stock, JS1.a5oy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21

ny SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
fAspHuH, u D.. Passr esgvtaea - ~ = ~
and r. - u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
pIGNIrAhIEs IN CONSULTATION.

The Cabinet crisis continues. King Hum
bert has received IN consultation Presl-
dent Farini, of the Senate. and President
Blancheri. Of the Chamber of Deputies.
Ii is at present uncertain whether Slgnor
Gioltti. head of the Cabinet when has
Just resigned, will or will not receive "a
mandate to form another Cabinet. The
Senate has suspended work pending set
tlement of the Crisis.
The resignation OF tho Ministers is the
result OF q Cabinet intrigue. II Is asserted
that Premier Giohtti was DESTROYS of get
ting rid of the Minister OF Justice, and that
he therefore allowed the credit OF the
Ministry Of Justice to bo rejected. The
vote by which the credit was rejected was
13s TO 1873. A number of Ministerlalists
were absent when the vote was taken. 1t
is supposed that Slgnor Giolitl aims TO
give n porttoho to n senator able to secure
a small majority In the Senate for the gov
ernment's pension project
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
r-z WOMAN's CONGRESS.
ir.,.h That startled the Assemblnge-
Tthics of Dress.

n-fo.ccrlpn 20 the Dispatch
-... rr.. Nav gO.-The closing-day
.. IFS Congress OF Women was
...... ttclv 10 the discussion Of mat
.r- GO the costUmIng of the sex.
....-. such subject Of general IN
.rut the women ont inforce and
Washington AID tho Columbus
ta..,i 90 the doors long before
...-o i tho procecdIugs.
-..r. lu-s m the hall OF Wash
..r. Mrs II. Ward Dicks presided,
....r under way when the landing Of
rl.a gave WAY. The crash of
....I :re shucks of victims tempo
-rlptei the proceedings. Some
.crlt.s made a break for the
....4 aiX.foot police officer blocked
.I... .ui permitted neither lngiesS
NOTHING SERIOUS.
'....f.,e the president applied her
..I succeeded in spite Of the hub
.rvc,lug tho information that no.
r.us had occurred and that there
...u-e for any alarm. IheroupOn,
..r long lreatbs and signs and
.....rs If relief. the ladies settled
I'D their seats and tho programme
.. The particular topic OF discus
tle ethics OF dress.
..re u. Wells presided over the as
.,. 10 the hall of Columbus. No-
tfe-s from the standpoint OF So
Nas discussed.
ROW morning In both halls there
.r religious services conducted en-
Iy women ordained as ministers,
denomination which has admitted
ito the ministry beng represented.
NoNts's CpNaErss OFFICERS.
.-teo. May .0.-lt was late last even
..h,u members Of the international
..I of tle Moman's Congress sat-
.ta Cause of their difference
distribution If Offices 10 tho
countries. IL was decided
'a-lui should hive the presl-
America the cc-prcsldency,
alc secretary and England one,
..t tho trea-urvshlp should 60 10
.. did not take long 20 elect the
.., 90 rors. Lady Aberdeen, presi-
N.. Wright SeWai. wee president;
.r1 Martin. recording secretary;
H.iar,u. England, corresponding
.-,. Baroness Alexandra CrIpen-
.. ui. treasurer.
r.f.IMC III rMINATIoSs.
.... Nn, 9o.-Ior the second time
Examinations at the exposition
'.. ... f.-u.ght. and Il grand sight was
t...... b.. over 90. 900 people.
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MARRIAGES..

BRowN-JONEs. Mr.. y. W. BBowN.
formerly of Peter.bn'g, ya;; a, ana av M,ss
bnrn Va. were united III marriage oY
Rev. Il. n. sledd. d. d.; pastor 90, OK Gen:
tenary Methodist church. Nay Is, 1873.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

FIOyR.-we quote: Fine, s2as2.25; super
fine, s2.25ae2. so: extra, S3as3.50; family, sia
$500 patent, S4.15aSJ.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Tobacco. Cotton. &C.. and the
weather Indications
nv ,.,.c-,nb 10 the pispatcn.l

- WASHINGTON. ID. c.. May co.
ITlie Forecast for twenty-four hours
JAM from midnight to midnight-for
Virginia: Fair weather Sunday;
slightly warmer during the day; warmer
on the immediate coast by night; south
erly winds.
For North Carolina, Generally fair wea-
Their; southerly winds.
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TEE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YesrEhDAr
was clear aud considerably warmer. The
skies were clear at midnight.
panra Of tha thayrouater AZ tho front.