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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-12-16

Prof. Henry shows hy experiment that
II ,osts - 81 to produce 100 pounds OF
grain with lambs, and ss.oS 10 proluce
the same sraiu with pigs OF about the
eame age.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-12-16

Much Of the trouble credited to in
eects and fungi can be avoidel by hav-
ing hardy, vigorous plants. Weak
growths are much more readily overcome
BY iunsous diseases.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-12-16

A violent eruption Of Mount vesuviu'
= prsdictsa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-15
ean Antoniu, Treitag Sen 10. 9eteuber

@ur3em oou ieiner &an9 in gaIoerbe
County na6 San Nntonio gu 8elu9
gefommen mar, einem @orresponbenz
ten Der Stems" gegenitber erfldrte, renz
tirt fi6 bas Sdafau@tsgei6dft baupt=
id6lib in Solge Der 9emoraliiatio,t
bes Wollmarttes, uel9e bic Sur6t
Dor Der 0emofratiiden Sarifgeiebge>
bung berporge6ra6t bat. i6on iebt
ni6t mebr. 0err Campbell 1T baber
au bem @ntl6luB getommen, fir feline
perion f6 oaOon 3uriid3uSieben unb
bat ielne 6eerDe bereits pertauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-15

forbert olfe BEN Graneuleib ,niommenben
ersauiiden EuuftiOnen, berbeitert bte Der.
banung, bereihert bas Blut, rtrtreibt Detn
unb Gdmersen, G6pernutb unb glerooii.
tat, brtngt erfrtiaenben Galaf unb fellt
@eiunbbett uub $rait ipieber ber.
&c tn etu trdftis auregenbts Gttmnlant
mittel, bas trotbein Sas Neruenipfem bern.
bigt (; 60 tn fpeciell ben SebIrjniHen bes
tueibli4en Organismus ansepabt anb bas
tin3ise Olittcl segen Gralteuleiben nub
@4mdde;uftan6e, fir tueld)es 9 garanttrt
tpirb. Bet alien Srauenleiben ilub f1uregeIs
mdbtoieiten bat IS, tuenn geborig arge.
tuanbt, nod immsr gebolfen. Menu 20 bits
In Sbrem Sale nift tbut, 10 erbalten Sie
Sbr @elo suriid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-15
Gin nriaireller Gnlhat. 9

Gin nriginellcr Gnlbat. Son bem
i'm Sabre 1878 gu Neultabt i'm S6mar5>
mal0 geborenen, 1846 ais |. I. Selbz
mari6aalieutenant in Wien geitorbeneu
8arl Sreibcrrn b. S6neioer<Nrno, ebes
mali9em Sberit Der n8aiierjdser, mer<
ben nan9e bubi9e Nnefooten er5dblt.
9lls er einmal ben 8efebl erbielt, in's
Selo gu sieben, fubr ct itrads NIT ,ieiz
men beioen jiinsiten SObnen, Die faum
ber S6ule entma6len iparen, gum &ais
fer Sran3, BET oem ct in bober @unit
itanb: rWtaiel6tdt," 10 bub er an Su
l6mdbeln, i'd muB in ben Srieg; i'd
bitt' Cure Wtajei6tat id0n, fiir meine
Sube gu forge" Damn perneiste er
ii6 uno 9in9, tros bes 0ufens oes
3aiierS, uuf unb bapon, Die Gnaben
beim &ailer 3uriidlaieno. Spater,
als er in gSien betrn Soffriessratb
arbeitete, mollte er einmal bic 8otofus
ben i'm Gailer9arten iebem, Der fir
Sremoe absei9loHen mar. 8eim @ir>
tritt in ben @arten lab er einen alten
Mann, ser, iiber Elm Sect 9ebiidt, 8lu.
men abl9nitt. @r trat auf i'm 5u,
flopfts inn auf oie S6ulter unb oriidte
inn raid eiueu Silber3wan;iser in bic
Sano nit BEN @orten: n@elt. @drt~
ner, Gr miro mid mobl Die ,8otofube'
anl9aue la6e!" Der Wtaun brebte
it9 i'm. unO wer bei6reibt ben S9res
den S6neioers, ais er ben &ailer
Sran, erfannte. Der Saiier aber ladte
unb lpra6: 9tuu, bic ,8otofuoe'
ioa'n sic leb'n, lieber S6neioer; ben
3pan3i9er 9eb' 9bue aber nit mebr
5uriif; IS lit baS erlte 8elo, oaS ib
ner0ieu' |"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-15

elm befaHntes Detret gsapoIeou 1. Ser
u. u. ion Dor eia ariegsseri9t geiteat,
abgeurtbeilt unb eri@ofen tperben.
(5eiterfeit.) Sd min es abtuarten, Oh
5err b. 9dmmeritein elm Napoleon 1T.
(grneute grcBe 9eiterteit.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-15

Sine Der merfpiirbigien tpiEenz
i6aftIi9en llutcriu9unscm bat I'M
Sabre 1903 elmer Der beriibmteiteu
8e6tsselebrten jener 3cit, Sarl Srieoe
rid 0tomanus, anSeitellt. Gr bebans
bette in einem Vu6e, oas our6 Die
barin aufgeipei6erte @cle9riamfeit uuo
Die iuriltil6e Spiefinbi9feit oeS slutors
9eraoe,u perbliifteno mirft, Die widtige
sSrage, ob Elm Wtietbsfontraft auisebos
ben lperoen fann, ipenn li9 berausitellt,
baB in Dem betrefienoen Sbieft-ein
@eipenit bauit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-15

% eibt oieIe grjneien, ,pel4e ben e@nupfen
.bsisitissn". Das beBt. fe treiben ibn aus BEN
9oHf iR ben 6als uno bic 2uneea. DR.. Gase's
Catarrh Remedy aber betlt ibn permSse feiner
milhsn. ISienesn, reinisenben nno bsi6mi&tisens
ben Gissniaaftsn gang nns oOllfdnDie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-15

GpnD Iauit's &efaurant unb Nus
ifernbaus. ct. 2ouis. Prominente
8arger unb Grembe aus allen WeIts
tbeilen fonnen bierangetrofen uerben.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
JOHNSON Yin RALEIGH.
Mr.. WASHINGTON TAXES The PRl-
SONER TO The NORTH STATE.
lie Proves to he the Man who ahot Up
church snd II Sent to Jsil-fn-
terest In the Case.

Mr. Wallace Washington. ths clerk 10
tho Chief of Police. lett Yesterday morn
ing A. 9;l5 o'clock for Raleigh. y. c., with
John A. Johnson. the man who gave him
self up TO HIM "a fugitive from justice
from tho Carolina capital. 4 reward OF
$500 was offered for the prisoner. who is
charged with shooting United-States-M Mar
shall John K. Upchurch and with passing
counterfeit money. Mr.. Washington
visit 10 Raleigh "a FOR the purpose of pro-
curing tins money, but alter transactng
the business connected with tho case he
will spend a day with his sister, who re-
sides there.
johnson was perfectly willing % return
20 North Carolina: IN fact, he seemed
ANXIOUS 10 go. AZ ne SAID be was 'horou- IL
y tired Of trying 10 escape tho officers.
JOHNSON ARRIyrs N RALEIGH.
The following special received by the
D.spATCI last night from lts Raleigh cor
respondent shows that the story that John
son told the Richmond officers when no
surrendered himself was truc:
John klion johnson Was brought here
this afternoon. News OF his arrival quickly
spread and there was \ crowd OF eager
spectators johnson was m charge ~
Officer Washington. az Redmond, and
was dirty. tired, and so'1r.
" He vas taken before United states
Mar bal puruell N warrant charging
him with assault upon United States
Depu.y-Nar.hal CprlUrch with intent TO
XII. There wero as Witnesses DICK
Thompson and two negroes, who were
with CpcLuroh when he arrested joan
son aud was shot bv the latter. Cpchurcl
was present AT the hearing.
johnson was jailol IN default If bail
He wa. followed tothe Jail-door bv great
crowd. and WIS asked many questions oy
the officers. he saws tina, after Ia shot
tpcuurch he went 90 q cemetery AMI h1
there an hour. and then walked oil night,
reaching Wilson the next day. thence b.
made his way 10 Charleston and through
the CarOhuas to Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
NOTES FROM PARAMOUNT.
4 Parsonage to BE Built-Lecturs and
Conccrt-To Uaye Lake.

The Paramount Avenue Methodist
church Will very shortly eGect handsome
uar-rnage. II will be built next % tho
church. 4ud Will le under the supervision
of us future occupant, bov. Dr ii. j..
Johnson.
The membership Of THIS ncw church
since movlDglufo alrmOunt ha7 increased
beyond tie most sanCuine expectations,
and the fame of lie pastor "a known over
the whole If Richmond.
udcr tho auspices 90 ITS Entertainment
Committee viii be- gwen On tuesday night
M entertainment Of more than usual
pleasure. consisting II reading by Judge
j. T.. larrar. singing ty Alr. Had!Ou =.
Watkins Of this city. and Mis- Illn Sgun-
dere. 81 Wllam-port, Penn. The singing
and reOItatIDus Of Miss Saunders deserve
moro than common praise. Cnlrm.nE, W.
yoci1n~, aud with An ever ready wlt, both
on and Of the stage. shc carries her hour
ora 5r -t.rm She is tie guest Of Dr..
johnson VuIle here. Chouscs, ducts.
and solos W.ll complete the entertainment.
F0ur'e houses are 40 present gong mp
IN Farm nut. and the dallF sales show
that there viii boo many mora there before
the rud Il o." year
For the pleasure of Church Hill gene
rally. and Ia,rWuunt especially, Che cou-
panv has constructed . lake ou the north
eru par, ot tie grounds, which vii be
welcomed bv the whole OF thu hi.i. Church
| IIill has mover enjoyed the privilege Of
having LAKE. large enough for boats m
summer and fac skating IN winter, and
This oae-a block an. . half m length and
a bolt block wide will not fail 20 he VOL
coined los all. Beng only ton minutes
wals from Iwentv-irst and Broad streets.
10 VIII boz % tins Ml what the Reserve T
and Forest Hil lakes are o. tie other end
of Redmond.
Ur.J.hu Mahonev. tho v'ce-preslden' q
the company. has been very I.l ot l"'a,
lu, 80 said 20 De- improving. The secre',rY,
rrpierrk G.. Uauer Jr. "a leaving no
-touo uu.urucI % mako this suburb the
pride ot tie hill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
TIE SHOOTING CASE POSTPONED.
Ginert Balied In the iiusiing, COurt-Yes-
terdny's Work Of tho Justice.

The cases against Jacob Giffert, ths
Young white manlrOm Swansboro charged
with felonicusly shooting and wOundlng
III. Naymack and with carrying con-
cealed weapon. wcro postponed IN the 20
ice Court yesterday morning until tho
18th. Inns was done because Of tho crlu-
cal condition of the wounded man, VINO
was unable 10 DO present.
A,4o'clock Yesterday afternoon Gnert
was taken before Judge Witt, Of tho lust
in0s Court. upon Wit OF hHbeas corpus.
and after hearing the evidence briefly tho
Ju1ge allowed the accused 70 be released
mon bail IN the sum Of $1,000. which was
given. 49,. ,c-c.. A..
lt,le negro bows, VINO were up Tor stealing
n tov erpress-Wagou belonging to >. Stern,
were whipped IN court.
Josephine Barnes lco,0red). who mp
pearcd m court wI,h q Young baby IN her
arms. was charged with assau.tnG Belle
shay with wash-bOwl The injured
o.oruau bore q large scar across her face
and mad evidently been dealt a terrible
blow. Ino row occurred April 3Oth.
Albert Ihurston lcoiored charged with
fol nou,ly and mallcIouslv assauitlug and
cutting Lmliv Thomas, was discharged.
Tn. affair happened IN one.ot tho c0lored
Raptls. churcaee. Albert called hen q
candy plnehlptc. hut 0H' Alen-h ~ H''il
and ne cut her IN the foot. The wound
vas a yer, slight one. Tho accused was a
smaU boy ord ms father promised to give
hIm hundred hoks across his back when
he gol him home.
George Du.arl. > little white boy
CHARGED with cutting and woGrdluS
another httlo fellow named Willie Miller,
wa4. by the request OF his father, sout %
tIc ref0rmatory.
Harry Ralph was sent on % the grand
iurv of tho Hastings Court for telonlously
stealing a pocket-book belonging to W. A.
Chc-tcrmau.
Inc case Of Charles Ostrander. charged
with assaulting and beating i. c. O'Brlen
m the street, was continued until Mednes-
day.
William Blair was required 20 give So
curlty IN tho sum of 500 for ninety days
for trespa-slug On the premises or Fam
Aberti and using prolaue language To-
wards AlbertI'5 family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
LeArH WILL FUN A THEATRE.
II lie Does Not Get tho Academy Tie VIII
Bid for tho Theatre.

mo matter what may be done with
either the Theatre or the Academy.
shall run a first-cass playhouse IN hich-
mOnd next season.
These were the words used 70 DISPATCH
reporter Yesterday evening by Mr.. lhonh'
6. Leath. who had just returned from Nv
York. where he had boon on business. hT'
Ieath stated that hc was not m position
TO saw which place he would have charge
Of next wear HA remarked that his oll
proposition TO the Board OF Governors OF
tho Mozart was still open. and that IN tlo
event Of that property reVertng 70 Tue
control Of the board he would renew ne
gOtiatIOns with them.
HAS uooSED MANY ATTRACTIONS.
In case tins playhouse is sold or leased
70 some other person and tho Theatre j.
kept for theatrical purposes Mr.. Iealn
saws no will he n bidder for II. He assured
the Drsr,rcu man that he had already
booked for next season thirty If tho best
nttactions IN tho country and that he IN
tended IN future 20 play only good peo-
ule.u "a he had realized that they were the
oulg kind that the Richmond people wouid
patr0niIe.
IL Is the intention Of Colonel stern.
executor II the estate ot Mrs. Powell. 70
otter the Theatre for sale the latter part "l
tins month. In the event that the pro
I It'IiN u N'Ii NblsA tAaN N.Ni.f-A-a W go
lease Il again.
IHE ACADEMY THoigRTY.
Commissioner !. r.. Y. Daniel IL taking
an account of the liabilities OF the Acaie-
my Of Music preparatory 10 having a de-
cree Of sale entered ia the ChGncery Court
Messrs. Coke a. P.ckreil. counsel for the
b0nlLOidcrs. say their present intention
Is to soil the property, or course, II any
other satisfactory Arrangement can DO
m3do the sale will not take place. q,
Squire ". 4. Graves has been nppointed
Keeper of tho property, and the receivers
Will have charge penlIng tho sale.
From what the DISPATCH u able 70 learn
there seems % Boz considerable doubt as 10
whether tho Academy property will be OF
frrod for sllo. There is - movement On
foot looking 20 q conference between me
Board OF Governors aud tho bondho.d'rs
with Wow % stopping the proceedings
fora sale. 10 u not believed that under
existing condition., the property would
bring "a fair price. and some of those inter
c.tci think an arrangement can he ma ie
g. tide over the present financial troubles.
The ideql. i0r tine buudholders % get the
court 90 authorize the leasing ot the place
~ amusement Tins proposition hrs nov
vet been BROUGHT 20 the attention o.: the
h0ndholdels. ~ whose instance tho re-
celycr was appointed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
AN o'FERRALL CLUB FORMED.
Captain Anderson Elected President and
Captain Coke secretary.

Some Gfty OK more Of tho warmost sup
p,rters az Colonel Charles T. Oferral
me, m tho rooms of the Bar Association
Yesterday afternoon for the purpose OF or-
cau,llug m anticipation If the guherna-
forial contest this fail. Captain George
WAYNE Anderson presided over 90 gather
inc and auIn- those present were Mc@-r' q.
G.. y. Meredith. j. TAYLOR El,ys'n. jack n
Guy Meade IlesEin,. L. If. Mcture. d..
Irryill.an. DR.. Brunm.n Harrison. William
Evau. Ivan Suoal. James J. tourney,
pr i. p. Wool, vs.. II. CulugWortn,
James Epus. I-adore iursnuerg. j. II. pin-
ueeu. Samuel EcGostcr. George ". 3llnt"r,
Charles f.. VINO. James Canary, James
W. Gibbons Cap@in George WAYNE An.
0rr.ru. Captain Alexander Coke, ".
Fred. Ple1.4u's. and Cunningham HAL.
Tho gentlemen present organized an
O'Ferran Club bv electiug Captain An Ter
son president and Captain Alexander NoNe
a. secretary. uul bE enrolling TIER names
as members az Che club.
other matter, relative % the caudta'y
Of Colonel OEcrra.i were discussed ami u
committee was appointed - rccomwcni
branch organizations for each Of the
ward, iu rho city. ]. - understood that
III. plan If o7.auizttIon Will provide for a
yfca-pr,-.dout and member Of tho ET,cu-
tl,. Committee from each precinct m TIE
ol.v. The club VAL hold meeting at the
CIV Cfrrttit-C1urt room Friday niSht io'
enrolment OF member, aud thc tTausac-
tIUu IL other business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07

A horse attached % the delivery wagon
OF VI. ". =. BuES was severely shocked
bY electricity yesterday morning about 10
o'cloca. The animal was bring driven
along Franklin street. and when at The
corner az seventh i, stoppc! on one OF the
eiectric-car tracks aud suddenly fell ~ II
dead. Tho horse Law there for over half
an hour but finally GOT on ITS feet and
was hitch-d 10 the vehicle. YESTERDAY
evening It appeared to have fully recovered
from the snocS. The special agent OF tho
Society tor the Prevention OF Cruelty 20
Animals appeared on the scene, but could
render no assistance,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07

presents mass Of evidence to sustain his
claim which cannot be disputed. MIR:
DAVIS was born IN Kentucky. but removed
when quito young to Charlottesville, Va.
where he was for n time IN the post office
of that place. when no was about Il years
of nge he came 20 this city and for some
wears prior to the war was employed IN the
Richmond post-ofiice. He married here
and ono # his children was born here. lie
went 10 Missouri m 1858. MIR. W. II. Cor
don, Of st. Joseph, investigated tho facts
and saw that tho true history of tho origin
of the system was sat FORTH and scknow-
lodged by tho government.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
REILLY TAKEN TO Nav YORK.
OGcsrs Mulyey aud Nuiry Come Down
for thu Prisoner.

Detectives Nu'ye7 AMI Malrg of In
spoclor MclauEahu3 staff. OF view 1ora.
who came 10 llc1mol YESTERDAY mlcu-
Ing to get Walter 4. Reilly. the Young man
arrested hero on the charge Cd forgery.
l.ft ou tie afternoon t.a.u WIKI t.e.r prl-
s.l.r.
The officers first caIlei ~ MAJOR PCS
Office. whence they were sent with Police
man John L. nlll % To- Ponce Court
where tne proper papers Wrr' gwen tl.n.
With t.e.e credentials tueg proceeded to
tao uII where tie accused w.s pos ed
into Their CUSTODY.
Nh Nuly., SAID Yesterday that Reilly
also ,ulud.el clerk "a, the Arlington
llste. u Washington for a small amount.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
The, We're locked tn tho House.

Some ui..aiors ot MvrtlcLodGo. knights
of Pvtlla-. came rear bong loo. ed 30 tAcr
l.l,.-ro.m ou ir.dar night. Nr. spencer
C.rn.ck son cf toe l.-..e Of the bail,
went upstairs as u.u4l to close the place,
ans >rciug all thing, darh proceeded 70
o.. lock up.' Wien tc appeared at me hall,
door several 90 the members were engaged
pa preparing SOM" c4niidat"7 Tor inita-
f..u. aud $40 room was dark. after al
.ernmcut % was found THAI tho lower
door Na, fastened, and lt was great cues
tio. a. to how those within should GET
our. One man crawicd through tho tfanl-
som and kos vas hrally procured which
unlocked the door.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07

Mr. Doaald Downie. u. G. L.. ths csle-
bratcd lecturer. who IS now closing his
tour in America. viii appear IN this city ~
the Academy OF Music on the nights oe
May 18th and 2jth. While here no will
lecture on Napoleon tho Great and
Great Britain and Ireland. Both d.scourscs
will be- illustrated by hundreds OF artis-
rcall y-col0rcd stereopticOu views, painted
q order by Partisan artists, and thrown
on 40 feet OF canvas Nr. DOwnie "a an
admirable speaker and his lectures hayere
parts Of tho country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
WRGlNlAANo TENNESSEE BOUNDARY
Motion WIZ BE Made tn Restore Ind,s-
tinot and Obliterntod Marks

On tho 18th Of this month tho Common
wealth OF Virginia viii. by her Attorney
General. r.. TAYLOR Scott, make a motion
IN the Supreme Court of the United States
10 restore IndistiuCt and ohlitcrated marks
on tho bOuudary-linc between Virginia and
Tennessee. "a established by the decree Of
81 April, 1893.
I'm support Of ths notion" tho Attor
ncv-Gcucral SAYS IA his printed argument
" complainant contends that tho evidence
IN the record cCncluSiyciv shows that
there ara no marks to indicate the be-
cmuiDC aud mono 20 define the end >
OF taednc established az the true boundary
between complainant and tho State Of
tennessee, aS Will appear 10y reference TO
The dispositions upon THIS point of the
soyera. witnesses cited IN tho notice.
UNCERTAIN AND UNKNOWN.
That thoro are no marks nor monu-
meufs 20 de3ne tins boundqry-line at
Cumberland Gap; mono n the city Of
Bristol md Go'1sop. Hnl none IN tho
open country east ana west Ok these critics :
mono 10 Dcntous Valley. mono AZ Waite
Top Mountain. and mono nt Pond Noun
tain. - established hy the dispositions %
the various witnesses cited and rcicrrcd %
upon these points In the sad notice. IN
fact. the State 90 Innursece admitted
March ]. 1858. thWtv-nyo years ago. that
to some cnteut' the bounGary-hu0 cs-
ta'rehct br tho r.ccut decree of tins
coU-, WAC uncertain aI1 unknown; and
tbs IGN rance and uncertainty caused by
mature. waste nnI destruction, improve
ueut If tho country. auI lapse OK time.
THE sTosE MONUMENTS.
Tho commissioners report, incorpo-
ratNI 10 tlo statutes ot Virginia and len-
Hes,ec. passed January ~ anil November B.
lnf ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07

The following were the cases tried in the
Hastings Court yesterday:
Robert Woodley diids Robert Green was
convicted in nine cases of petit larceny,
and was sent 10 jail for six months IN each
case.
Harry Rofe, charged with petit lar
ceny, pleaded guilty and was fined IS.
Angie Moss. charged with interfering
with Justice-of-the-peace McGehee in the
discharge OF his duty, was acquitted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07

Tho accused gave bis victim a worthless
piece of paper. or which he pretended 10
secure the amount no asked for, saying be
would pay IL back in few minutes.
Reilly wa. arrested in Richmond on .
telegram charging him with forging tho
names OF Walter -. Burke and j. r..
Lynch 20 paper on the Union Trust
Company Tor 8. 800. He says his ruination
was caused By cards. and that he has got.
ten away with Ss]. 900 in tho last two years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07

Erqndrs.h's Pills arc the safest md most
effective remedy Tor Indigestion, lrrrRu-
iarlty of tho Bowels. Constipation. Bilious
nee. Headache. Dizziness. Malaria, or any
disease arising from an impure state OF the
hood. Thew have been IN use IN tins
country for over fity wears aud the thou
s,nts of ummpcachable testimonials from
tnoso who have used them, aud their con-
staatly increasing sale Is incontroyeruble
evidence that they perform all that is
claimed for them.
either plain or sugar-oosted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
TAYLOR; Marshal. LOWS 8. wassmcr; De-

TAYLOR: Marshal. LOWS s. wassmer; De-
putty Marshal. Miss Mamie NJ. TYLER,
Guard, Miss Mamie W. Tyler; Sentinel;
Willie Mcdowell; Chorister, j. Bazzeh
burroughs; Oreanist. Miss Mary Roberts;
Lodge Deputy. James =. Atkinson.
Rev. W. /. Wright will preach temper.
ance sermon. by request OF this lodge. AT
Ielgn-Street Baptist church tonight from
tne text: Thou shalt not KILL
A large attendance OF members OF 1ne
order. "a well as the usual congregation
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,Ieueraou Lodge.

Jefferson Lodge of Good Templars has
installed the following officers for tho
term: Chief Templar, Miss Aiico Bur
roughs; Vice emplar. Mrs. j. h. Bur
roughs Secretary. Alyoy X. Vest; Assist
ant Secretary. Miss Mary Roberts: Flnan-
cial Secretary, Luther Evans; Treasurer,
Miss Maggie Martin; Chaplain, Samuel
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University Of reon.ylvania Glce Club.

Tho Theatre will be opou on MonIly
night. whom tIis club Will give ono Il
their popular entertainments. hs j. SAIL
| Il, be one II the best of the college ban %
and CLEO cIuo-, and q delightful enter
ta,nueut may ne aut.ciDatal. The bright
-cuus faces of the college boys nlway
make them fayorite5 either IN the ball
field o, n their musical concerts ami 10 >
roallv a p.c4sure o. sea thom Iu either
place. 1hey como hcraliei bv excellent
notice, FROM all the cities that they nave
appeared Iu.
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Ilo Dixie Gloe Club had most delight
mi outing ~ seven Pines yesterday ter
noon. Ih-uar:r, consisting ot Misses Ran
dolph. McCaw. Lee. CatAn, Bette and
Adelaide Watkins, were accompanied lbs
Messr-. y. v Randolph and +. \. Catlln.
The time WAS spent IN roaming through
the woods gathering wild flowers, ex lmin-
ing the old fortilcauons. luucMnc. IN
spect!ng the large collection Of old war
material winch Sir. LyIe, tho famous bat
te.he'd guide. has gotten together, and
III listening 10 the wonderful and blood
cur3l;ng tales no tells Of the strife on that
historic SPOT.
The Indies express themselves as much
indebted 70 the conductor OF the car on
which they went and returned Tor tho
courtesics he showed them, and also 10
she manager Of the pavilion and his good
wife tor the very hospltabie way IN winch
they received them.