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BOY BURNED TO DEATH.
His Two Brothers Had n Narrow
Escape from III Same Fate.

PROVIDENCE. Il l.. oct. ia FIRE this
morning In the dwelling, 9I) Atwells avenne,
occupied b. Joseph naly and family, resulted In
III. death OF Harry uIIy. seventeen wears old.
and serious Injuries from the flames TO Mr.,
DaIy and another son. Joe.
Thc lnrcr sons Of Mr.. nnly. Joseph, nineteen;
Harry, sDycnt.rn. and Willie. eight, were all
asIrrp in the attic ,hamhvr at The head OF a
narrow nlght ~ stairs. Mr.. Daly, his wife and
three dnuTniors wcT" asleep on the second floor.
Tn older boy Joe. woke up to Ind himself
win hts two brothers IN a smOEe-hilei room
and surrounded hy the flames. lie awakened his
twD brothers. and selling the smaller In M,
floor. expecting that Harry was close hehind him.
IiArrt failed 10 force u passage TO the stairs,
and US burned to death In the bedroom.
The evening world., 1893-10-12
S7RATHMEATH IN A GALLOP.
Wins the Mile Handicap at the
Guttenburg Track To-Day.
Little Fred Gets the Five Furlong
Event.

RACE TRACK. GuTTENBURG, Oct.
12.-Weather and card again acted as
the prime factors In drawing IN unusu-
ally large crowd to the hilltop to-day.
and they witnessed a splendid days
rport.
The track was in excellent condition
and warranted fast time.
The weather was simply perfect for
the racing.
a five-furlong and also n mile handi-
cap each containing great performers.
were the features of the programme, and
furnished fine contests.
Starter Caldwell killed whatever
chanc the talent had in the first race
by almost leaving the favorite, Fairy
land, at the post. Noble hustled him out
to catch the leaders. but when 1t came
to a finish Conquest was fresher and
beat him Il head.
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RESULTS AT GLOUCESTER.
Sonora, Levena C. and Marie Lowell
Win !urses To-day,

GLOUCESTER RACE TRACK, Oct.
1.-THE results of the races run here to-
day are az follows:
First Race-Five furlongs.-Won by
Sonora, even and . to 3; Censor second, =
TO | for place; Maid of Blurney third.
Time-l.0 3 81.
longs.-Won by Lcvena c., 1 to | and l
10 4; Sweet Alice second. out for place;
Meadow third. Time-0.57 Ii.
Ihiri Race-Six and onc-quartor fur
longs.-Won by Marie Lowell. even and
. to 5: Marina S.. a to | for place;
Greenwich third. Time-l.22.
Fourth Race-Five furlongs.-Won by
Artillery, even and 3 TO 10; Capt. Brown
second, 3 to . for place; Chatham third.
Time-l. % IL.
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And if He Stops Stewart and
Teller Are Both Ready
to Go On.
AMENDMENT OUT.
Republican Repealers Deny
that They Will Desert
the Cause.
CHRONOLOGY OF THE SESSION.

-
Oct, II, Cos p. N.-,Ir. yoorh... 80.
The contipuou. ,e,,,cu nrogr.mm. ~
effect.
s,I5 n. hmm, for .,.-.--
oIr, Allen Ind bcen .n,uLIrr ,n..S
hours.
I2 MidpIsbt.-Mr Allen .,u, ,.,s;,-
Floor nimost dcxert.d. C.iI.,ts.
o., ~"
deserted.
A. M.-,ilx.r mcn ..or, ro."..,.u.
reccss.
~. ." - -" I.%Ipn 49,.
2 A. M.-AIr. Allen sion. TALKING. He ~
broken tie Senate record.
DuboI. ,youIdp,, vote.
800 A. wnnts n auerua 10
~ w .,..
tor Martins speech.
NIr. Marin r.,une,,
io.ao a. NJ. ii.3o A.. Me- 1905 r. M
Ie.IS y. NJ. NJ. nj, .ou,,.,.. $500
rum.
i2.3p p. M.-"Wipe out tho National
n'"AS' s"ss WI. ''"r''n'
~. ~
their ans. ,.i, ~. called
3 ~ =, M.-Mr, MRr,in promises to talk
ten hours Iorser.
) =. M.-Prospccts for another nll.night
sitting excellent.
u,ct1rScrDN ~. :, IT,. u..
~
Is sehe'ai INA 'he CONTINUOUS SESSION
of the Senate will go on for another
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THIRTY Bull DINGS BURNED.
Sioux City Firemen Could MOI Get
Near h Blazing District.

SIOUX CITY. la, oct. i2-At 80 o'clock
this morning fire started In the Union Planning
Mil At the corner OF Fith and Water streets,
almost In the centre OF the business district.
Five minutes later the great hullliIE was blow
to pieces by q terrific explosion, and a sec
onl later the scattered "mbrrs had !Snited n
dozen buildings in the vicinity. many Of them
frame rtruriurcs
The frrmcu were helpless To stay the progress
Of the flames. 4 deep. broad creek ran through
the burning district. making 1t impossible for
them to get near the fire.
-Four square blocks, composing thirty buildings,
were burned. and tho loss is close to 5000, 900,
The lnion Planning Mil building and machinery,
Mus NAlnnd At So. 600.
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Tn. funeral OF the late Mrs. Annie Deland Fin
egan, an actress OF the old school. and known
to the public as Annie Deland. was held to-day
at 10 West Twelfth street. Many theatrical peo-
pie were present. lnterEent was made at Green
wood. Mrs. Finegan was one Of the executors
OF the late John HrDugham's estate. and he be-
queathed her all his personal property, except
his wardrobe. She last appeared upon the stag.
a year ago in The lrlsh Statesman"
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MOUNT VERNON, y. Y. Oct, l?-At the See.
md Assembly District Democratic Convention here
this afternoon, John Perry, merchant, u TITS
city, was hoMinatcd for member OF Assembly.
The nominee has for twenty years been Treasurer
OF Mount Vernon. lie served rs Supervisor Of
n. town ct Fast Chester until be- declined to
serve longer lie was unanlmnMsl- nominated.
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BARN BURNED, MAN MISSING.
Firo at Mrs. Dudley Fields Estate at
DObDs Ferry.

DOBHS FERRY, y, Y. oct. le.-Mrs,
Dudley Fields barn at this place was
destroyed by lire this morning.
An unknown man who was sleeping in
the barn at the time. is supposed 10 have
persisted in the flames.
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NEW MARKET RACING.
Lord Rosebery's Lades Wins the
Middle Park Plnte.

LONDON. Oct. 12.-This was the third day OF
the. Newmarket second October meeting,
The race for the Middle Park Plate OF 600
sovereigns was won by Lord Rosebery's bay colt
l.adas. Henry Miners bay hlly Jocasta was
second. ard Douglas Baird's bay colt Scmpro-
MUS third.
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Woatnnr forerap..

Forecast Tor t%hiriy-s!r hours ending at T. ~
Friday For Southeastern New York. In, ludia-
Long Island; also Tor Connecticut and Nort.rIa
Nc" JcrScy-Fair. followed lY rFiu FHdIN. d.
eide y colder S%ttrrfa:, winds ga!f;in8 u east
,rly, increasing In fCrcr,
The following record shows the chances In the
tempera,ur. during the morning hours. as indi-
Gated by the Thermometer at Perry's pharmac.:
: A. M....Jt,0 A. M.,..Stl9 A. 49,, COLE ~
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Troopers win GO Home.

in the tournament 1T Madison Square Garden,
went down 90 the office OF the British Consul
General to-day and complained that they were
stranded and unable to secure their salaries.
Nicc-CuEsul Fra :ier went out with them to soc
" Ii" could not get the moicy due the men. II
he cannot 'hc Consulate viii send the men back
to England Saturday.
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An Insurance. Omcer Dead.

UTICA, y. Y, oct, Capt, Andrew G..
Bayne, Nicc-PrcslieEt 81 the Aetna Fire lnsur-
ance Company. OF Hartford. Coau.. died near
Newport, lierklmer Count, thi. morning. Cart,
Iiprne, with his wife, was journcying from Hart
fnrd, Conn to 81. llwrcnr" County by ear
rlaSn. lie had not been we'll for gone months
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Yrs. Groom Wonts rivo-c..

Mrs, Isabella Groom. OF brooklyn. has begun
suit TO- absolute divorce from her husband,
William Groom, IN the supreme Court, Brook
I'm. She alleges that her husband left her three
years ago and has been living for some time
past with ont Fannie Mhltney. In Savannah, Ga,
The evidence In the case viii be presented next
Monday.
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Easily Takes the White Plains
Handicap at Morris
Park To-Day.
LAMPuGATER IN A CANTEP.
Captures the Country Club Han
dicap Haudjly with Cha
rade Second.

RACE TRACK, MORRIS PARK, Oct.
12.-Beautiful weather and a promising
lard left nothing for race-goers to de-
sire at Morris Park.
The track was in its usual perfect
shape.
The attendance numbered about 5000.
The sport began with a dash for maid
ems. Out of nineteen entries fifteen went
to the post, and Starter Rowe's patience
was sorely tried to get them away.
Parasang was the choice, and she car
ried quite a deal of money. %Setauket,
On the Way n La Miscre were the best
backed of the others.
Parasang was the first to show, with
Lambley riding hard all the way. She
shook off everything but Setauket, who,
under Hamilton's determined riding. Won
rather handily at the end. Parasang
beat Our Jack for the place.
The second race brought four to the
post. Aloha. purchased n few hours be-
fore by Snapper Garrison, was a warm
~favorite. He ran in his new owner y
Colors.
They were lowered. however. by Sara
gassa. who made all the, running, and
Saragassa and Aloha ran close TO-
gether. and Doggett and Taral were kid
ding each other through the last fur
long. Just as they passed the finish
Doggett took his cap and clipped"
amusement OF the crowd.
The race for the White Plains Handi-
cap was a great scramble. Sir Excess,
the favorite. won hands down. He was
well up all the way. Prig secured the
place very easily from Ellen.
The price quoted against Sir Excess
was astonishingly generous. The colt
had defeated Dobbirrs II he had none
of that quality pittcd against him to-
day.
FIRST RACE
Sweepstakes of $40 each. with 5000 added. for
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Five Fshermen Drowned.

CHARLESTON. s. e.. Oct. 1.-Two boats OF
the fishing Meet were ~clpsiscd by the heavy seas
on the bar Tuesday AMI I'VE Of their crews
drowned, oil negroes. The tug u, NJ. Morse.
OF Eath. Me, which went ashore on tho Jet
ties In trying TO get into the harbor without q
pilot. Will probably 80 to pieces,
The evening world., 1893-10-12
AN REPORT DUTY ON SILVER.
Treasury Advices That India May
Establish Oae.

WASHINGTON. OFT - a cablCCram has
been received at the Treasury Department from
ono Of It's European c1rrcaponieHts STATING that
m, Indication. point 10 the probable imposi-
ton II = definite import duty On silver into
IDNf, 90
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Australian CricE-ters Win

BOSTON, Oct. 1.-THE cricket match between
th" Australians and eighteen Of All M,ssa-
rhusetts ended this morning IN favo- Of the Wis
itors. wh' made without trouble their needed o.
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Local CHAMPIONSHIP p,srr,rI

tn. fourht game bet Hccn the New York and
lirooklyn baseball teams for the local champion.
ship wEE played at Eastern Park. BROOKLYN, this
afternoon, The following is the score by lnn.Rgs
up 10 the time al going to press:
New YORK O o o o y o
Brookl}r ,.......... ......,...,.. o o O o
HatteriGs-Germsn anil Wilson. Stella AMI Ton
Daley. u~mpire-Ganney.
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Louisville ard Nrenvne Extensions.

EN.TlSiDEE. Oct. le-Thc iSse Of IS. O0O. eco
extra stock by the Louisville and Nashville Rail.
road Is hclicyei hy holders OF Georgia Railroad
securities IA thts city 10 be partly Tor the pur-
poso Of obtaining q line to Charleston or Port
lloy al. 5. c.. or both points.
The evening world., 1893-10-12
u,n-oa r,rsolfi, a woo,bi-

Michael Curtis. aged thlrty.four years, OF az
West rtfty-SiH.h street, committed suicide at his
home tbs afternoon by hanging himself In the
woddbin In the cellar. lie Is Iapposcd 10 have
bCvl insane.
The evening world., 1893-10-12
H. H. WARMERS AFFAIRS.
A Rumo- at Rochester OF 1nd.ct
ments Found in New York.

ROCHESTER,, Oct. 1.-THE case OF II. II.
Warner is now being investigated before the Mon
roe County Grand Jury. He Is charged with
having secured the Endorsements OF the II. II.
Warner Company here without authority.
II Is reported on the best authority that he has
been indicted in New York CITY and in Jersey
city on charges connected with the Seven stars
Mining Company tran "a lions.
lie iH now In Europe. and his Xeact where
ahuuts uncertain.
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FIFTH RACE.
Six furlongs: selling.

Won by Nick. INA'.~m was second
and Panway third.
Time-l,1f "a.
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FOURTH RACE.
Ora mile.

Strathmaid made the running to the
Won in a gallop. three lengths before
Highland. Strathmaid was third, ten
lengths away Time-1.l "a.
Mutuels paid: Straight. $40; place,
s..55. Highland paid $685..
FIFTH RACE
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Only SIT to tho worlds Far.

Though car To Chicago, i'm char" ui ,l NJ
tcmdnnt. VIA West Shor" Hailrupi. ~ \, NJ,
saturday, oct, ~ Soc full particulars and ad.
ditlonal excursions under "LAcuUaJ'." ~
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-rn Irtn to Enn

Jonn Cunrirtham, aged fuy.clRh'. Of eos
Washington street. fell into the hold 81 tho
steamship Taurir. ut pier IS. North Riyor. to day
ana was severely Injured.
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FOURTH RACE.

Country Club Handicap. for all ages: sweep.
stakes OF $50 each, with $1,000 added: one mile
and a furlonG.
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THIRD RACE

The field ran well, punched for half
the distance, Rubicon, Roscommon and
Sir Excess the most prominent. In the
last quarter Sir Excess drew ont and
won easily by two lengths from Pr!g.
The latter was three lengths before Ell
len. Time-1.10 3-i.
Mutuels paid Straight. $32.2j; place,
$1l.55. Prig paid $3.50.
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Reckon and I.amplighter cut up badly
at the post. The nag finally fell to a
front. and set a merry pace over the
hill, with, LampliGhtcr and Iowlander
head ard head, two lengths away.
In the stretch Lampiighter moved UP,
ard. tal-ing the lead, won In "a canter
by two lengths from Charade, who got
up in the last few jumps and beat
Reckon a head for the place. Time
l.6i.
.Mutuels paid: Straight. s1l.S5; place,
s6.T0 Charade paid $40.
FIFTH RACE.
Sweapstafcg OF so c~~h With $500 added, pon-
alties and a ioSante one mile.
Starters. letting. st. ITIf. Fin.
Rcdskin, ITO Midgleyl, zee. even Id , 2h i
Treasure, liz iDoggetp. ..... 75 $40 l Il %
Midnight. liz ULittlCheldl. 80. 6-l even 3
: Treasure, colt out the running to the
stretch. There Redskin tried to move
up, out Midnight had him pinned on
the. rail-. Finally Redskin did get clear,
and, coming with a great rush. won by
q length. Treasure was six. lengths In
trent OF Midnight ~Ttme-1i21-L
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THIRD RACE.

Little Fred rushed out in front at the
start and was never headed, winning
hardly by a length from Lizetta. Sir
knight was third. Time-l.W IL.
,Mutuels paid: Straight, $3.50 Neld);
place, Sj.75. LiZctta paid $3.50.
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d" Manhattan Dnv" Mt the Worlds raIr.
For CHEAP excursions via Erie lines See 'ES'
cursion COlumu.' -
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~Saragassa led from start to finish, and
won by n length n a half from Aloha.
The latter was last up over the hill,
but when the stretch was reached he
moved up to Saragassa. The latter.
however. had something in reserve, and
soon had the horse beaten. Lizzie was
laird, three lengths away. Time-l. ~ IA.
Mutuels paid: Straight, $l9; place,
1915. Aloha paid $3.50.
THIRD RACE.
white Plains Handicap. for two-year- olds:
sweepstakes OF 500 each. with s., 900 added. six
fnrlonys
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P~arasang made the running to the last
furlong. with Lon Foster. Setauket, Ma
mle b. FLY and Our Jack close up.
In the ,ast hundred yards Setauket
overhauled Parasang and passing her.
won handily by a length. Parasang
was two lengths in front of Our Jack.
Time-l.0 l-2.
.Mutuels paid: Straight, $3.50 meld);
place, $lG.65. Parasang paid S2S.3J.
-r-Nx,D z.r
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Funeral of An Old Actress.

No trace Of any New York indictm.nts OF Mr..
Warner could be found this afternoon,
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FIRST RACE.
ElNa and a half furlnnrn. hcnten hnrscs 40

Conquest led all the way and won in
a fierce drive by a head from Fairyland.
Max was third. Time-1.09 81.
.Arutuels paid: Straight, SOS Uield);
place $40. Fairyland paid $L.45.
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SECOND RACE

Miss Thomas tilly led to the stretch,
where Smoke showed in front. In the
last furlong Sarcasm came with a rush
and won by a head from Smoke. Miss
Thomas flly was third. Time-0.56.
Mutuels paid: Straight, $2.55 Neld);
place, 81. 40. Smoke paid A.45.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21

No matter how bid your csse, Dr.. 6ages
Remedy will permanently cure your Catarrh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21
Acou,ttal of Lizzie Borden.


That LIZZIE BORDEN was promptly ac-
Quilted will surprise no one who is news
paper reader.
Undoubtedly che was entitled to the
verdict she yesterday received. The
Commonwealth had failed to make out its
case. IL il doubtful If it could have re-
moved "every reasonable doubt had all
the testimony which IL offered been
admitted; as 1t was, conviction was i'm
possible The jury but did its duty in
sending LIyzIE forth free woman.
The law has now done with her; but
until the mystery is cleared up aud the
crimes are fastened upon some other per.
Son there will be plenty Of people who
will harbor doubts as to her innocence.
Under the old Scottish practice II may DO
that the jury would have returned q YER
diet Of mot proven; but our law much
more mercifully turns the prisoner loose
without such stigma and effeotually bars
all further prosecution. no matter what
may be the Developments Of the future.
II was a case full of mystery, and
none Of that mystery has been solved by
LlzzIE BoRDES's trial If We except the fact,
oil important to LIZZIE, that 1t Is now nc
Longer generally believed that she had
the exclusive opportunity" 70 do the
killing. Certainly it has been shown that
some other person might have sneaked
into the house and done il. and that per.
sons daring would have been no greater
than the boldness and badness attributed
e. LIZZIE.
The verdict will be generally approved.
II was the right thing and the expected
thing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21
WOOD WARD
LOTHROP.
--~->-~
TEM!:P!:':LE
DRY-GOODS STORE,
CORNER BROAD AND lOiN srREEFS
Ladies' Shirt Waists.

Every day Witnesses somo now departure In
psicss Of SUMNER GOODS. Ia some CASES the
ayes arc bfoh su." In others thsre Is lack o!
variety In style. In either case We make
prioc which will sell them ct once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21

At SIC. we now sell Black
and White Lawn, reduced
from 12tc.; Soft FINISHED Ba-
tiste, reduced from l2ac. a
yard; good styles Outing
Cloth, marked down from
124c.
l2lc. a yard buys Printed
Furniture-C Covering, form er
price zoe.
15c. each buys a Knotted
Fringe Damask Towel, worth
So. % a dozen.
Spencer Cloth reduced from
% to l5c. a yard.
81 Il yard will buy Blue
Woven Check Lawn, would
be cheap at 12ac.
Sl.44 Will buy a nice Cl0th
Cape, value 81.
Sc. will buy a 32-sheet Pad
Legal Cap Writing-Paper, just
one half regular price.
Our 10c. Plain and Ruled
Linen-Paper Pads are cheap
at the price. Take a look.
Our stock of Ribbons and
Laces is full of good values.
We want you to deal
where you will be comfortable
in every way-at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21

ire DfsPArcu has made fsobIs saort against
the dogs, bu, has weakened 10 the extons OF pro
posing spcsial lava for counties We hope the
above viii draw from the DISPATCH ono OF tho
strong ana able articles Of which Ne stan are 90
capable. -Fssdsrsskst.ro Free Lance.
The D1sfArcn il emphstically opposed 10
making q general dog Law an issue in the
campaign. We repeat, thsre are issues
enough already. II is our firm conviction
that the object aimed at can beet be at
tanned BY adding county After county to
the list OF those which are protected ny
special dog laws.
We don't wish 10 catch no many dogs IN
our net a. 70 break the netto pieces.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21

The death Of Mr.. Justice BtarcHrosD.
OF the United States Supreme Court, il 1t
occurs. viii create vacancy to be filed
by President CLEvKLAsp. Since the be-
ginning OF Mr.. CLRvxLAsD's first term q
majority Of tho Justices will have died.
But some Of the deaths occurred during
Mr.. HAssisoS's term. The court will still
be a Republican body after Justice BLIroiI.
ronp's successor 10 appointed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21
Tho Two New Hospitals.

"lat with the excellent hospitals
wren Richmond nov has aud the two
new ones soon TO DO established in oon-
, ,n with the two medical colleges.
a as e'y Will soon DO we'll OF in this re-
s , aud We may expect not only . good
"a, patronage. but that many patients
~, come here from other places.
$3.50, as mex thing needed u Tor ths City
ss ouue'' 70 contract WITH Sne o. moro Of
a'.s INSTITUTIONS 70 receive city patisnts
sss ~ susExNnss4 Eee instsssa,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21
"There liz Nothing ike Leather

We should like to be in Chicago this
week aud listen to the fine papers that
will be read and the fine speeches that will
he made on financial and commercial ques-
tions by the bankers and fnsnciers there
assembled. There win no doubt DO much
nonsense evolved FROM the inner con-
sclousness " of financial experts. but there
viii siso be said q great deal that will
prove to 10 valuable and interesting. The
experts will feel that there is nothing like
1Aha'ing money to endow people with
.nsno'ai wisdom; but the world will still
gang us own gait " on ell suoh subjects.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21
PROGRAMME OF COMMENCE
MRNT EXERCISES
AT
COLLEGE, OF WILLIAM AND MARY.

COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY.
The celebration Of tho 20Oth anniversary OF
the charter granted February b. 1898, by King
William and Queen Mary TO the I" Free School
and Colledge" at the Middle Plantation, Va,
a bseuuently known as Williamsburg, will take
place WEDNESDAY, June 81. 1898.
PROGRAMME.
Poem by Charles W. Coleman, ESD, OF Will
uamsburg Va, at IL A. NJ.
Grafton by j. Allen Watts, ESQ.,, OF Roanoke,
Va.
Banquet Of the Alumni at $50 p. N.
ORDER OF EXERCIsBS-SESsIOS lS92-'p3.
Rev James Y. Fair. Of Richmond, Va. will
preach before the Young Mems Christian Asso-
lion ON sunday, June IL, 1893. at IL A. NJ.
Right Rev. Alpheus w. Wilson, Of Baltimore,
will deliver the final sermon on sunday, June
is, 1893, at \ p. NJ.
W. X. Alexander, Esq, OF Winchester, Va,
will address the two literary societies on Non
day, June 10, 1898, at ~ NJ.
The Philomatnsan Society Will bold its annual
celebration on Monday. June 10, 1893, at q
+. N.
Tho Phrnix Society will hold its annual ceie-
bration on Tuesday, June 20, 1898, ats Z. NJ.
The exercises on Wednesday, June 21, 1898,
as above.
Final exercises OF the college will occur on
Thursday, June ~, 1898, at 10 A. NJ.
Tho final ball will occur on Thursday, June
22, 1898, ats Y. NJ
Excursion rates on all trains from 10Th TO 23d
inclusive. 10 7-eod7t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21
& DAVIS'S
Y&DAQlS.
Shoe DeD1rtW emit.

900 pairs of Manufacturers
Sample Ladies', Misses, and
Children's Oxford Ties to 60
at a fearful reduction.
$3.50 and So Oxford Ties
reduced to $3.50.
81 Oxford Ties reduced to
81.
$3.50 and Sl.75 Oxford Ties
reduced to 75c.
White Canvas Ties reduced
from $l.50 to SOC.
Great Reduction Sale of
Children's Shoes continues.
There are only a few pairs
of a kind in the above lot.
Come at once and secure a
bargain before your size is
sold out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21

LADIES' sHIRT-wAIsTs, LAWN. PBRcALE,
INDIA LTNON, CAMBRIA. NULL, &C.,
81. as and el.50, nov 81.
01.75, 81. and s2.25, now e1.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21
LEVY & DAYIS'S
How To Keep Cool !

Call at their store. 1t is
one of the coolest places in
town. Buy 8 Of those Ribbed
Cotton Vests for 25c. they
are the best ever sold for the
money. Buy a good Palm
Fan for 1c. We have the
prettiest stock Of Fans in
town; to look at them makes
YOU feel cool.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21

Reading notices IN reading natfer types nvs
prss or less. u; 10 nonpsreii loaded. 7bo
Card Of rates for more space furnished on sp-
ylscation
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21

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