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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-09
DIED.

ROGERS-In St. Paul, Sunday, Jan. s, at 40
p. NJ, Cathleen H., aged nine months,
youngest daughter James B. and Mary E.
Rogers; funeral from family residence No.
429 Mt Ida street, Monday, Jan. o, at 2
p. m.
StHNITTGER-In st. Paul. Harry w. Jr.,
only child of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w.
Jan 8, z a. m, aged fifteen months and
eleven days: remains will be taken TO ) till
water. Monday, Jan. 9. at ~ IN.
McMURRAN-In st. Paul. Jan. s. Royal,
son OF j. r. and X. NJ. McMurran.
HAUPT-In st. Paul. Jan. Z, 1893, at his
residence, No S72 Aurora, j. c. Haupt, at
the age of siXty-nine. Funeral will be
held Monday afternoon, p. m. Friends
invited.
Funeral carriages 81 Hearse, 81. E. W
Shirk's, 2S4 East Ninth st. Telephone 455-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-09

If you want the Columbian SOU
yenfr Half Dollars Call at the Globe
Counting Room today. BE sure you
come early, as they. are sure TO go
quick.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-09
A Test OF Poverty

Smith, Cray & Co. S Monthly.
Carleton Gates-Are you really SO
hard up?
Tramp-Hard up? Why'd if suits
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-09
FACTS AND FANCIES.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For that "out o. sorts feeling"
Take BrOmO-SeltZer-l0c a bottle.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-09

Something New.
Smith, Gray & Co. IS Monthly.
Miss Hicks - Anything new in the
paper tonight?
Miss Dicks-Yes.
"What?'
"The date"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-09

The fashionable mink-tail trimming
that was so popular at the beginning of
the season is already practically out of
the market. the supply of this little
animals tails being entirely exhausted.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-09

The beautifully embroidered band
trimmings for dresses for all occasions
are extremely fashionable, and likely to
continue so. The embroidery is exc
cuted in Byzantine, Turkish and Persian
styles. with c0lored metal and gold and
silver thread.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-09


DR. HALE. LIFTS GRAND OPERA
~ House Block, fills teeth without pain.
THE SPECIAL CONTRACT HERE
l. tofore existing between David X. Os-
bourne, of st. Paul, and this company hay
ing been Cancelled, the said Osbourne is not
authorized to sell or make contracts for the
sale of our goods. nor 10 make collections
for us or on our account.
DIEBOLD SAFE AND LOCK co.
All business with the ST. Paul agency of
the Diebold Safe and Lock Company can be
transacted at their new quarters at 3l7 jack
son st. GEORGE c. GARRow,
Special Agent.
Canton, O., Dec. Is, 1892
NJ OTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING
~ of the Minnesota Masonic Relief Asso-
citation will be held at Masonic Temple. ST.
Paul. Tuesday evening. Jan. 10, 1893, at 1880
p. m. Andrew 2. Swanstrom, Secretary.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-09

Colored velvet is in great favor.
Scarcely any dress of WOODEN material
is without some trimmings or accessor-
les of velvet, either matching or con-
trasting with it.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-09
WORLDS FAIR
SOUVENIR COWS.

of clothes wuz sellin' at cent apiece,
wouldn't have enough to buy the arm
hole of vest!
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-09

In freshening up black silk gown,
full sleeves, collar and broad revers of
shaded velvet are used by the best
dressmakers.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-09

The new evening silks principally
show line stripes on shot-watered
ground, which, like the chameleon, is
many colors. Velvets. silks. woolens,
gauzes--e thing is shot this season.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-09

Red is very much the fashion. and
seems to have growing vogue. While
many persons have decided antipathly
to this color, on drear, gray day in
winter some of the richer shades really
have tonic effect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-07

regular semi-mOuthly meeting of the Com
inttteo ON Grounds ana Buildings was hel1 ia
tho city Engineers Otice last evening Mr.
Everett Wadiey and representative OF tho
Specially Metallic Company were present 10 eX-
plain to tho cOmmittee tnat modified decree
had been obtained IN one Of the courts OF tho
District OF Columbia bearing upon the recent In
junction enIonlng That company from the manu-
fqctur. or sale OF certain style OF rO.4or Delns
used in l.s metallic boOk-ncs.
Mr. Waddey showed two or three designs OF
rollers which differed slightly from the one
which the courts held was an infringement upon
the patent being worked under by tho fenion
Notable Company. HE CITY Attorney WAS not
prepared to say whether eithor ot these rollers
would be considered by the court a. an in-
fringement 1he whole matter was laid over
for action until Friday night
BlIs were opened t0rthe construction OF a now
cavalry armory, tho dimensions OF which slruct-
uro were published ia yesterdays DISPATCH aud
discussed AZ length. All OF them exceeded the
amount appropriated for tho purpose of con-
sfructing the building. on motion tne contract
WAS finally let % Messrs. JARVIS N Ihnn, the
lowest bidders, who proposed 10 10 the wotS tor
gI1,ODO, On the cOud on that tney shOcli modify
fneir Ud TO bring the price within tho slJOOO
auurDBrlufiOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-07

comprises seyenty-hve acres, and the site OF
tho ruins OF tho OLE mill IL one OF the most pic
turesque spots IN the county. The mil mas long
since been abandoned.
Charles Murray and Fayette Robinson, two
drunken negroes, had dI1icul.y In swansbor0
yesterday and the former was stabbed by the
latter. Tue cut Is only slight one Constable pa-
Wis arrested Robinson and took him 20 the Man
chester station, where be was locked up Tor safe
keeping until to-day, when magistrate VIII
Mr.. ard Mrs. b. f. Pilson. Mr.. Houston,
brother Of Mrs. Pilson. and little Amelia Prison,
left Monday for Asheyille, y. G. Mrs Ptson
will remain sone time ut this mountain resort
for her health, but Mr. Pilson Will return III
few days.
Mr. p. W. Hartwell, formerly proprietor OF the
Weekly Herald, Published az Hopewell, \. D., re-
Gently sold out his interest IN the Hfrdh an1 mas
come 20 Manchester to engage IN the mercnan-
disng business. Mr. Hartwell married Che5-
ter1eld lady.
Mr.. John T. Jones, agent of the Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad Company tthe huli-strees
station AMI Miss Ella \. Smith were married
last evening. The bride Is very pretty and Is
only lU years OF nge.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur @. Evans, OF this city.
have issued invitations 20 tho marriage o. thelr
daughter Miss Mollio :. Evans, 20 Mr. Michael
Barry Leonard. Inc ceremony viii take place
"Wednesday, Juno l4th, at A. NJ, from ST.
Peters Cathedral, Richmond.
Mr.. VI. A. Cogbill, Clerk OF the county 0our' Oh
Chesterfield, was in the city yesterday.
Mayor II. A. Maurice has returned from
pleasant visit 20 Buckingham.
Judge h. A. Hancock will 90 over 20 Peters
burg on the l0th to render his decision In tue
case Of John J. Cooke against the city oil Peters
burg. -.
MIR c. T. z. Caracristi, who returned rom
South America several weeks ago, has been con-
I'm ed 10 his home, at Granite, In Chcsterneld,
ever since his return.
Tne Chesterfield Circuit Court, Hon. B. A.
Hancock fudge will be In session again Satur-
day. Tho court Is expected 10 adjourn tor the
term then. ..,
The case Of Charles Clay, charged with
creating disturbance at the hull-street depOt,
was called Ia tho Mayors Court yesterday morn
ing and continued until Friday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-07
The WHOLE MATTER LAID OVER.
No Action About House Nominations

lutll After the state tOnNthttbu-
At tho meeting Of tho City Democratic Com
mittee las, night there was 4 very iull attend
au,e IL It's mombcT3 aat a large Spfnkling oil
outsi4rrs. IL was confidently expected mat
.nore would be- an exciting discussion over tho
,,1,..,inn whether candidates for Tie Legislature
! should be nominated IN convention, as previous
/ ly decided upon by sac comn,itee or ~ me pr
mary man. his, however. did not prove to be
the ease. u, g., ptoosor,s
. a tncmps. OF tho committee from Monroe W sid'
yrfrettlng lhgi he could not 10 present az tho
fneeting and urging the adoption OF the ptI-
r,sry plau nf nominating as the Only pan
through which tar oppression VI 'no O"040o u
tue people could be obtained - ~, 49,.
Nr Julian Bryaut, Of Marshall Nard, ten-
d.red ms res gna alton a. ineniDei o III" OV'ii-
uitfce Tor tue reason that BE would be cauil-
49,, ~, no,,inrtIon for the House OF Delegates
ia res,gration was accepted, and Mr.. /. j. En-
right was elected IN his s'e@d' .. - q,
Mr. I.n,icrkI ia moved that the manner ana
time o. nominating canolHhtes loI ~ 80 a.
ture DO postponed uhtl ~ h''' ANO~' "
1r. Love- stein raised the point OF order that
NJ tAo la-t meeting Of the committees u "'S ue
cided 10 nominate by convention. ,Ao.-h
Nr. Han moved that tho discussion OF inc SUD
tocf pe POSTPONED until after the meeting Oi tue
guho gnatOflHl convention. 49,. -
Nr. Ioyenstoin moved that the convention 70
nominate mentors Ot the Los's.at"i0 Vo '0'"
on tie 3lsi 81 August. .,.. -
rris motion was lost, aud the question re-
! currlug on Mr.. Halls motion II was adopted,
Nh Koseno stated that there were Delegations
Of Tyler and BafOrd men present ana h'o'ou
that .hey 10 heard. ,.. .,.oe,
M Colonel Buiord stated that IS everything hHu
Ieeo conducted 80 harmOniOlsly and dinlcun
urobieln had been dispos"d o. ne 1nVush' " "0'-
Ter that tue q delegations bo not hsafd'
The COMMITTEES then adjourned subject 10 'he
"a n Of fne chairman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-07
MeLvlLLE's VISITS TO RICHMOND.
Gave Different Names and Never Paid a
Hoard Bi,l-Ssid He Was Wealthy.

Oniccr John Hall was pleased TO learn yester-
day that Harry Melville Gltds Harry Eyarts,
who. as reported in tho DIsPArCHs Newport
News special, robbed a Mrs. Harris OF that
place, was in custody. Onicer Hall has been
iooking for Harry for some time. Melville made
his d,6ih in Richmond February I'D last ana
etopped at the DAVIS House, where he registered
"a Harry RyArts, of Denyer. Col From tho
Davis House he went 10 board with Mrs. Gard
ner. ON west clay street. Here he gave his name
as Carter, but left suddenly without paying
hls bill. Moreover. he took lot OF
ieyelry with MIN. Ho moved higher up tho
street but again disappeared and nothing more
was heard Of him until the 10th on Marcn'
when no turned mp nc tho restaurant and board
iug.hOu-e of j. {. DAVIS, near the Chesapeake
aud ohio Depot. That night Melville, who regis
tered as Harry Brooks. went 20 bed IN room
with Mr. Shaw Stuart OF Chicago. and when the
latter walked up about o'clock the next morn
ing his watch and chain and pockct-boOA Wcrc
Inis,lng and so was his roommate.
Melyilles next VISIT to Richmond was, "a TAR
as k.own 10 tho police, on May goth. ON TINS
occasion he took board Mt So south BeiNidere
street and lett without paying MS biiL mei- ,.,
yille represents himself as worth S3l,UOO,Ouo
and being In search OF an Gig bio piece ot pro-
porty upon which 70 erect = calico-punt factory.
Will, boarding on Belyidore street he stated
thnt he had actually purchased lpnt Tor That
purpose near tho EXppsition-3rounds. Aiter
leaving ne wrote - "a sOung lady IN the house,
stating that ne vas Eddi" Dcyino, known tho
country over ~ the celebrated conhdcnco- an !
buncO-man.
sharp. Odicer Hall as above stated, has been
on his case f0r some time. aud says W. stuart,
the Chicago m1u whom no roDDoi, Is very
aQXiOu3 10 grOlNfute him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-07
WHY PICKETT CAMP WITHDREW.
Did Not Like Receiving Its Invitation as
from Lee Camp.

Tho announcement made exclusively in yes
terday mornings DISPATCH that Pickett Camp,
Confederate Veterans, at their meeting Monday
night passed by unanimous vote q resolution
Withdrawing from the Grand Camp OF virginia,
occasiOned good deal OF surprise.
Mr.. Charles I. Loehr, 10 explaining this action,
said that while arrangements were beng made
for the reintermont OF the remains OF lresldont
Davis. Pickett Camp received q COMMUNICATION
from the grand camp inviting thom through
Lee Camp 20 participate In the ceremonies.
pickett Camp, by unanimous vote, determined
not 10 take part in tho demonstration, bat sub
sequentY in order not TO throw damper upon
tho affair reconsderei this determination:
They, however considered that the action OF
the grand camp in not putting them on an equal
footing with Lee Camp in tho beginning was
disccurteous, and now that the demonstration
was over they did not propose TO remain IN a
position 70 be s,ightci again.
IL IL competent 10 say in this connection tnat
tho Davis Monument Association. Of us own mo
tion. invited Lee Camp to take entire charge oil
the rcinterment ceremonies. The grand camp,
therefore, had nothing 10 do With the matter
further than 10 forward 20 the various camps ia
the State tho invitation extended by the COM
mittee Of Arrangements OF Leo Camp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-07
worid's-Fair Rates win Popnsylvsnia
Railroad.

TwESrY-Sx HoUBs TO CHICAGO.
The PENNSYLVANIA railroad announces q
reduction IN the rate To Chicago. ac-
count tho Worlds Fair. and have placed
on sale a round-trip ticket at S26, good for
continuous passage in each direction, ria
direct route. on their train leaving WASH
ington at 7:iO +. NJ. arriving III Chicago
the following evening at $50. This train
is composed of vestlbulei sleeping cars.
which ara run through without change,
and carries dining-car from Plttsburg to
Chicago. For further information and
Pullman reservations call on or address
RORFBr 4. PARXy,
Passenger Agent. Baltimore aud Potomac
DepOt,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-07
Assaulted the Green,boro' omcer.

Jordan Lindsay ahds J. r. Sillars, Who on thu
OH OF April last dealt Polio John Cheek, OF
tho GreensbOrO' ). Co. force. "A severe blow on
tic head with n club. was arrested near the
Richmond and DluyiIl0 Depot in this city late
Yesterday afternoon 10y O1ieers TOmlinson ana
Hall. Lindsay t.dmtted that no assaulted tho
offcer, as charged Ia the warran. sent here Tor
his arrest. lie was sent 10 the second Pohco
station and the GreeusU0rO' authorities notified
Of his arrest. Chef-O.-Polico Weatherley offered
a reward Of 600 tor the delivery OF Lindsay IN
Creensboro' or go tor his arrest Messrs. Tom
Iinson and Hall will be entitled % this reward.
Tho prisoner, who is 2B years Oh, has been at
work here for some time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-07
sI,sonic Officers Elected.

Tho annual election Of officers Of Richmond
Lodge A. f. and 4. NJ. lat night Resulted rs
follows: ". :. Workman. worshptul master; \.
l.. Peasants, senior warden; II. VI. Boykin,
iunior walden: George d. Peasants, treasurer;
r. Is. Snoai. secretary; W. y. Curry, senior
deacon; i. n. Gentry, Junior deacon. be Wor-
SINFUL Master then made tho following ap-
pointnents: Reys. Preston Nash, ". w. Lam
drum. L. Il. Mason. anu n. j. Allen, chaDlains ;
j. W. Quay. d. A. Brine, j. w. Hall. H. Il. East,
e.. B. Walker II. 4. F!izhueh. {. d. Hldnall, and
W. K. HarwOod, stewards committee; I. W.
Dunstan. steward; -. B. tolhns. Tier.
After tne installation Mr. DuDstan on behalf OF
tho Lodge presented Past-Naster Young Jones
with a handsome past-master5 jewel and tan
qIet was served.
The lodge will unite With tho other lodges "
the city IN the Observance Of 81. Johns Day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-07
TnnrIats Coming Here.

A party Of wealthy European tourists who
came 70 America % attend the worlds Fair,
will visit this city tomorrow night and VIII leave
saturday ga tho Chesapeake ana ONO railway
for Chicago. Wnilo sp route 10 the PORK city
thsy will stop az tho Natural Bridge. Wnite Sui
phur Springs, and Mempns. Those in the party
are: Alderman Miles, Admiral Conte Louyerb
de Maria. Conte valperzadi Hayisno, Conte Gay
de OuartO, Mr. T.. II. G. Rose and wife, j. H. Jen-
nings. ". ". Shee, ID. Gelderman, n. Gelder-
man. Marquis Gustaye D'Ormea, Il. Fraser. Mr..
Trownsend, W. j. Tayburn, Mr. and Mrs. w.
Lines, Mr.. Papentus, and Constantine Bolon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-07
WANT A Posr-oFFlc: PRIMARY.
The Candidates Being Petitioned-Msnj
Narriages-Other Manchester Items.


Narriages-Other Manchester Items.
The following paper, addressed to the six can
d,dates FOR tho Manchester po3tmastership, is
being circulated and recslving many sigma
lures:
ave, the undersigned, Democratic voters
OF the city OF Manchester, Respectfully ASK that
you submit the question Of postD sstership Tor
this city To Democratic primary, inasmuch as
ell are friends 10 our congressman. and Tould
relieve him OF the embarrassing position, ani
would also allow the people an opportunity To
express themselves In the matter"
Tho candidates, as readers OF tho DISPATCH
will remember, held meeting some weeks ago
and decided against q primary. Captain wise,
though talked with frequently on this subject,
has meyer indicated tnst no wished primary
70 be held to decide this matter.
Messrs. II. Is. Weisigor and Andrew J. Datfron,
Of this city, have purchased the old Murchie-
MIL farm, IN Chesterfield. about six miles from
Manchester. This n ono Of tho old land.mark1
Of Chestsrnsld, snd tbs property purchased
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-07
Dock wick second, aGad ID. bird. iim,
i:0s4.
Baseball.


Baseball.
AZ Washington; \. hH-.R
washingtons % . o o o o o o l. y
Pittsburgs..... 0 1 o o o o. o. v
Batteries: Esper and MCGUIRE; Ehrss and
Miller.
At Baltimore: T. hH.B.
Baltimores. % 3lo oo-e
LoBisviliss .......5 o o 90 I-f0 10 5
Batteries: Baker and Robinson; knihes snd
Harrington.
At Philadelphia: Cincinnaa PhiadsiphiA
game postponed. Wet grouais
Al Boston: r. sH. r.
CisVeIsuds .......O 4 o 1 0 0 o o SIS - .
BOstons ...........5 03o Ill 10 3
Batteries: Young, Hastings, aGi thinner:
Stiyetts and Cancel
At Brooklyn: R.RB.H.
Brooklyns ........0 10Iof f2O2-7 IL
Cbicagos ..........0 2O00o--6 -
Baiterics Kennedy and Daily; uutchinson
and Kittriige.
At New York:
New york-st Louis game postponed. Rain.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
At Mobile: Mobile-Charlestoa game post
ponei. Rain.
At Birmingham R.H.H. n
Birminghsms ....3 o 0 001 0-4
Macons. ............O OO94 4il1x-7 IL 4
Batteries: Welch ana Earle; Abbey anu Hcas.
At Atlanta; No game. Rain.
~ Memphis: RB.H. y.
Memphis. .........0 o o o Ill IL 3
Chattanooges 80. % D L 900 o. 2 2
Batteries: Wn.rock and Bloan; stephens ani
I Dug1Gle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-07
III. Ncrnnn.

tho homo and tomb of Washington. IA now
within twonty minutes Of Alexandria by
the Washington, Alexandria aud Mt. Yer:
non railway. Trains run ~ intervals OF
thirty minutes between tho Washington
Southern railway depot and Nj. Vernon.
Fare, 10 cents IN each direction.
You can leave kichmond 40 7:i5 A. VI,
spend four hours a. Mt. Vernon, and reach
homo ut 1888 l.. VI. same DAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-07
Came for Her Daughter.

Miss LILY Rogers, the l6-ye9r-old daughter Of
Mr. ana Mrs. John Rogers, " Fredericksburg,
len her homo, IN that city, last Saturday with
out tho knowledge OF her parents and came 10
Kichmond Friends OF thO family here learned
of nor presence on Monday and at once commu-
nlcated with her parents Mrs. Rogers aud ono
OF her sons came down yesterday, ond upon
thor arrival repaired to tho Office of tho Chief
OF Police and made known their misson' ser
9sanr Tomltnson went out in search OF tho girl
and found her at No. 1422 cast Franklin street.
she returned home last night with her mosher
and brother.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-07
Captive.

The Southern TIobdccURiSi IN its last ISSUE
has the following unsolicited commenda-
ton: Captive" is the new brand OF the
Il. A. Patterson Tobacco Company be-
coming rapidly popular IN Richmond. 10
is a black plug. six To pound. that retaIls
for ton Ssnts per piece. IL ~ well gotten
up and Ns made very flatteriug start,
aud shows excellent work and u know
ledge of tho needs Of the Richmond trade,
and will find sale when tue sun-cured
Il ller il Wanfa1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-07

Hume-Minor Company. on Ninth street,
ia gong 10 give away another beautiful
Grand Upright Piano free. II you contem-
plate purchasing piano, an organ. music.
book. or ANYTHING IN the music ilne or X
Won have a piano and It needs tuning or
repairing. see Hume-Mlnor Company nrst,
aud you may get the beautiful piano tree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-07
Forsun.-seeLing Emigrants.

Many poor family that seeks the western
vtlds In the hope Of winning = fortune Is pre-
served from that insidious foe OF the emigrant
ana frontiersman-chil.s and feyer-by Hostet-
ter's stomach Buffers. so cnectualiy does that
mparable medicinal defence fortiiy the sys-
tom against the mbined influence OF mala-
rlous atmosphere ana niiasma-,ainted water,
that prosectod BY Il the pioneer. the miner. or
tho tourist provided with II may safely On.
counter the danger.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-07
GOVERNOR HOGG EXPLAINS.
why ue Did Not Attond :he Governors
CnnvnnfInn.

Governor Hogg. Of Texas, has written 10 Gov
ornor Mckinney stating that no fully Intended
70 attend tho Convention OF southern Governors
held ia this city, but on nnding that be cOul
not do 40 directed d telegram TO be sent explain
iny his absence. This order, through some Wi--
understandings was not carried cut. He eX-
pressed regret thai be might have been thought
Indifferent TO ;he invitation, and concludes hiF
very klnd lotter by inviting Governor Mckinney
10 20 on fishing expedition win nun. Tower
nor Mckinney - equally kind aud courteous IN
h.s reply ana expresses regret that no cannot
accept Governor Bogg's invitation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-07
The virginia ssfe-Dsposit aud Fidelity
Company

acts as executor, administrator, guardian,
receiver, trustee for estates, corporations.
or individuals. issues policies OF in-
surance. guaranteeing titles; receives yalu-
ables on storage. and rents tho most ap.
proved safety-boxes IL It's thoroughly
burglar-proof vaults.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-07
Death Of Mr.. Emmett c. Knight.

The remains OF Mr.. Emmett C. knight, who
died In Washington yesterday. will arrive In
this city on the 3:05 o'clock train on the Rich
rnond. Frodericksbnrg aud Potomac railroad
this afternoon, aud the intermen' VIII Do AT hoi.
William C. knight, OF this city. and haf-oro.
ther Of Mr.. Wray T. knight, OF tho Richmond
poxf-ofrice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-07
Tho PopuIists State Central COMMITTEES
to Meet To- Day.

General James G. Field, Of Albemarle; Major
Hale, Of franklin; Mr. McGayOck. OF Wyihe,
anu several other Populists held 2 conference at
the American Hotel last night. Tho state Gem
tral Committee OF the party viii meet AZ 1f4l
east Main street this morning and TX the time
and place for holding a convention TO nominate
state ticket Tne committee Will also consider
the outline OF 4 platform which General Field
has prepared with a view OF submittingn n to tho
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-07

Tho very best Smoking Tobacco madc.
A trial will convince YOU.
We ore situated In tho centre OF the
Golden Bolt, whero tho finest-tekture
and best favored tobacco5 are grown. Wo
gnarantee our tobacco not u blto tEs
tongue: 10 be free from dirt aud stems.
Manufactured by tho Niche Tobacco
Company. Henderson. y. o..