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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
EDWIN BOOTHS CONDITION.
Il Il such rs Calls for No Immediate
Alarm.
rBy telegraph 70 the uispaich.l


NEW YORK, April 2O-Edwin Booths condition
was reported tonight 10 Do such as called for
no immediate alarm. Dr.. 80. CLAIR smith made
q call at the Players Clgb early ia the evening
aud az Il:lj o'clock gave ont q statement con-
cerning his patient which, he said, was made at
the request Of Sir. Booths family aud some VI
his friends. 10 was ~ follows:
"Mr. Booths attack yesterday morning by
partial aphaHia and some paralysis OF hts right
arm anu the night side Of the face IN all prODa-
bluty Is Due 10 slight hemOrrhage in the BRAIN.
At no time has he been unconscious or IN any
Immediate danger. lie passed tao night Sleep
ing most Of tho time and has had a restful day.
IL isimpossihle at the present tlmo 20 predict
what tne outcome may be-
lSignedl ST. CLAIR SMITH NJ. d."
As DR.. Smith left the clubhouse tonight he
said that Mr. Booth was not IN any critical con-
dition and he was going 20 leave HIM IA charge
OF a nurse for the night
Il was also announced A. the Players Club to-
night that the ladies' receptlOn-day, which had
been fixed 20 take place at the club on April
2fth. had been indefinitely postponed on az
count Of the tragedians illness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
DENSELY CROWDED.
sIGHr-sEeRs, CAPITALISTS, AND Nv.
VISITORS AT NEWPORT NEWS.
Astonishment, with Admiration. at Its
Dsyeiopmsut-The Quiet Prospect
Ing OF Moneysd Men.

NEWPORT News, April 20.-Newport
News - filed 90 overlooking with
strangers from all parts Of the country,
and the crowd - still pouring m.
Never was tho place 50 crowded; Of course
the great naval roviow IL the attraction.
but with many of the visitors business is
combined with pleasure. IA predicted
IN recent letters from hero the investing
element il largely represented IN the
throng. Among The sight-seers are great
many capitalists who have taken this Occa-
sion to verify bv ocular demonstration tho
reports about the almost phenom enal de-
yelopment and prospects OF tho great
Atlantic harbor.
ADJOURNMENT AND ADMIRATION.
On all sides one hears expressions Of A.
tOniglment and admiration. Not few
VINO were prepared 10 witness great thIngs
can hardly vet realize the evidences OF
their senses. IL ia really amusing to SEQ
the expression on the faces of sonle Of tho
people when told that Newport News -
ouly a little over decade Old. However.
there - no division of opinion on the point
that the place Is destined 70 be ono Of tho
greatest cities on the Atlantic coast. aad
that fortunes lo In investments here. IL
does not take the enthusiasm or the New
port News people 10 stimulate the uc.ict
That tine growth of tie place - Id5t com.
menclng.
INDUsrRTAL DEVELOPMENT.
Those on the iusido of things here look
for "A tremendous development IN the way
of small Industries * soon as the smoke ot
the salutes clears away. Outside parties
with one eve upon the rendezvous have
had the other upon eligible properties.
There have been some significant gather
iugs OF moueyed men herc-meu who DO not
talk. but act.
The electric line between hero and
Hampton and Old Poiny has been pressed
TO It's utmost carrying capacity, and tncFo
has been a great deal OF quiet Inspection
of the beautiful residential sites between
Newport News and Hampton. The mate-
radiation of schemes for smaller plants
a, supplemental 20 the great ship
yard industry means the forcing Of tho
ueople out IN the direction Of Hampton
for houses. 20 say nothing If the necessity
for houses for the new elcment ot popula-
ton that is coming m. There - cou-o-
aucutly q great activity m tot- and tho
stocks Of companies owning land out on
this beautiful reach aud a decided salts
faction among those who hayo already n-
vested.
The naval rendezvous will result IA
making the advantages OF Newport News
known from one end OF the country % tho
othNr. not only as n port and u coa,lu.. sta
ton, but as a field for investment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
THE NAVAL REVIEW.
Rules with Respect TO the Demonstrn-
ton at New York.

WASHINGTON. April 20.--Assistant-Secre
tary McAdOO requests the publication OF
the following
"Ihe pressure upon the department Tor
a change IA the rules With reference to the
naval review 40 Now York has
been and continues to be so great
that M the absence Of the Secre-
tary. who IL confined TO his apartments by
illness. deem It best 20 make a statement
TO tue press with reference TO the sltua-
ton.
The Secretary Of the Navy. after con-
sultatiOn with mis- aids and after great de-
liberation, promulgated the rules now III
forco governing the details OF the review.
Under these rules certain boats were de-
signated to carry the officials OF the United
States Government and the invited guests.
The review proper takes place. as ~ known.
on the Hudson river opposite the city OF
New York. whore the war-ships VIII
anchor in two lines. the space between
them being strictly reserved tor
the boats | have referred 70. Up
this avenue during the review the follow
ing boats vii proceed United States
steamship Dolphin. wIth tho President of
the United States and his Cabinet on board.
and strictly no other y,sitors the rule
with reference 20 admission on the Doll
phln viii not DO relaxed on any account.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
The Public schools G0iug to tho Render.
Ynns via ahesapeakc and ONO.

The publication that the public schools
were going 60 the rendezvous r,d the No--
folk and Western "a AN error. Ihey VIII
leave c,a Chesapeake and OHIO route TO-
day friday tor Cd point IN special
ve-tIbulo tram, leaving Richmond
from the Chesapeake and OHIO Broad.
street station at 10 4. W.. sni
returning leave Old Point ~ I'D T..
NJ, reaching Richmond at - midnight.
The Baltimore excursion steamer Louise.
carving =. 900 people. Is leaving thc wnart
~ Old Point hourly Tor a sall through aut
around tine fleet.
This boat affords ample accommodations
for all, Oh Wulcl tne charS' y ou'F -lC.
soulble prlce-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
Recommended as Candidates.

AsHEylLLE, y. C., April "O.-rhe Democratic
| Executive Committee held meeting to-IAy
| aul the following gentlemen wore recommend ~
| to thc prilary as candidates for Mayor and
| Aldermen: For Mayor. j. G. Starnes. For
! Alderm0n-Flrst Ward, H. \. Gudger; - ond
| Ward, j. T.. Dickerson; Third Ward. W. Y.
! Low; Fourth Ward, ". i. Hough: at large.
| John II. Mcdowell. The Asheyille CfHeH, IN
| long editorial, comments very fairy on tho tah-
gIei political situation ami says there l. abso-
! lutte necessity tor reform and suggests that as
| b0th tickets cannot win compromise be enect-
| nI Nnfnrn Il n fnn lnfn-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
Iynched After All.

COLUMBIA. :. c., April 20.--A special 10 tho
Rsgisfgr from Denmark, :. c.. says: Henry V IL
liams (rOoredl. who crImnally assaulted Miss
Mamie Baxter last week. was caught and
brought here. 4 mob Of 800 men are in town.
part were Tor lYnchng him Immediately. but
the others said no should not hang unti. morn
ing. A posse broke open the i1ii and took him
- the scene Of the crllno 10 lynch him. Tho
crowd followed. AMI Senator Mnyneld, OK
senator SO,)lTuer, and others made speeches
entreatlng The mob to desist. The posse agree 4
and Williams was placed ia AL again, but wac
taken IRON all again and lynche1 at sunrise. =.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21

10y IHTtkTlUU " tIIV III'UlI'I'I
IOUsTON, TEX. April 20.-BetHeen three and
four thousand ext COnioGerate yeieraci were ia
attendance at the opening meeting OF the re-
union, which ~ presided over BY ex-Noyernor
+. =. Ross, commander of the department. Of
Texas. After prayer ~ tne Roy. Henry Ayes,
chaplain, Major ". H. Cran& welcomed tire old
soldiers, a response being made by General
Ross.
Tho Texas veteran survivors Of the war OF
1886, which freed Texas. ara also In session
here. They were welcomed by eG-Congre.sman
stewart An organization composed Of sons "
Texas veterans vas also OrgauiZed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
GoLD cEgrTIcArEs prNo oFrERED
TaE GAMES CITY" TROUBLES.
Not Sufficient Force to Eject the Me-
groes-rhe Last Resort-Miiitary.

NEwBrRSE, y. C., April :0.-ihere WAS 20
small number %, persons reporting q the
Sheriff this morning that no move vas made to-
ward james CITY to-day. delegation OF colorei
ministers are reported 20 hase gone from this
city 10 endeayor 10 persuade the polp!e OF that
place 20 accept tho terms Oucret 10y hr. Brynn
and gave al further trouble IN the uattcr. There
Is not much hope ~ SUCCESS from that direction,
and tho course now open "A for the Sheriff 20 call
upon The Governor for military force o. enable
HIN TO execute tho wrlts now m hand. The de-
tachment Of naval reserves have mounted two
nue boat hoWi,Le-s and are held "a readiness for
lar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21

Eieht-Hour-Day Complication

MOBILE, ALA, April 20.--Brnce & 0lliger, pro-
prietors OF a ship-yard, have under construction
worxine their men nine hours day They have
been arrested Tor violating the eight-hour law
and waived examination. To-day they notified
the men that reduction woaid be made 10 COM
lion. aud as a consequence sixty-nvs carpenters
uclt out on strike
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
Gnld for Exnorf.
lBy telegraph to tne Disoa :ch

IUJ EoIUsE %
NFw YORK. April 20.-The New York city
banks we're notified to-day by the firms men
toned below inat tho following amounts of gold
wOuli be withdrawn tomorrow for export 10 Eu-
rope: LaEard Freres, s2,500,000 Heldelbach.
lckelheimer x Co, s65O,00O, and Ladenburg,
Thalman & Co, 100000. Ia addition the Ca
madam Bank OF Commerce will ship s50O, 900 70
Canada
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
NICARAGUA CANAL COMPANY.
The Alleged British stockholders' Meet
ing-A Mares Nest.
fBy telegraph 10 the Disp1tch

NEW YORK, April 20.-Tho meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Niclragua canal, called Dy
George c. knight. who Claims TO represent a
vast amount OF British capital and who wanted
Warner Miller depOsed from the presidency.
was a grand nzzle. Mr.. Knight has proposed
smith NJ. Weed as Mr.. Millor's successor. Mr.
Weed was present, but only TO say that the
mention OF his name was unauthorized and 10
denounce Knights charges against Miller a.
false. Mr. Weed withdrew after speaking his
mind and such OF stockholders as were present
withdrew with him. Mr. Knight had no ono
left 20 whcm he could Du. hts motion 90 appoint
a committee 70 destroy toe trust, - he packed
40 his papers and took his departure, thus end
ing the meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
ErNnEzNnrs NOIEs.
Sad and Fatal Accident.

sUwAYEE, GA, April 2O.-While Mrs. Dolly
was handing gun TO her husband from VIM
dow the weapon was accidentally discharged ana
sne was instantly killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
No,,o,k via Cha..peaks ana ohio.

Passengers TO Norfolk cla Chesapeake
and Ohio pass in sight OF the rendezvous
ca route Newport News to Noftoik. 4 good
view of the war-shlps can be bad from
deek Fast yestibule trains leave Rich
mond for Norfolk a. 8 A. NJ. also. 3 L. NJ.
Special low rates to Norfolk ria this line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
The Rroyies-Snyder Triai.

LCRAY, VA. April 20.-The trial OF Broyies for
tho murder of Mr.. Snyder was commenced here
to-day. The first witness examined Was llr. ".
l. Hudson, who was an eye-witness 20 the shoot
ing DR.. Hudson detailed many OF the circum-
stances attending the shoJ.ing, which we're given
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21

RROwN's lR1y TIITEas cgr's Dy-uepsla. Va
lara. R'linu-ncss. anl General bobin'y Gives
strength. AIDS digestion, tones thn n"rfes re-
af,. appetite. Tho best tome lOr nursing
mothers, weak women. ami children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
MORE TRACY TROUBLE.
Attack on Convict Stockadc-'Iiners Ee-
pulsed-One Man kiIlci.

CHATTANOOGA. TESS, April 2O-A dispatch
from Tracy CITY, Tenn. says the situation S. un-
changed since morning. General fite has ar-
rived with leo soldiers and tour pior"- II artii-
Ic,-y The works are closed all aroIn l. mo
"a n ,tct. will n5 put 10 WORK in the mines upon
the arrival OF the soldiers No th' mines. 40
furthcr tronbieis IS npprchenjoi. ShcriH sanders
has summoned n large number OF cifllen5 70
as-ist In maintaining the peace. walden -
still alive. ShrWOr, who WAS NoluIeI, - dolhg
well.
telegram 20 tho Times from Trncy CITY this
morning said: About II O'Clock last nlsnt the
branch prison al this place Was attacked by
armed mon estimated 90 number iron 10 10
100 The prison officials had Information oi tho
intended attaek and the guards Scre all on
duty. Firing soon commenced. bIt the miners
were repulse1, with one OK tnclr men, BOD
Irwin Killed ami another. Matt for-nu-,
wounded sun another n thought TO have been
wounded. but hts name is unknown. Assistant
Dcputy-Warlen Shriyer Was wounded m the
head. though no; dangerously. Naldon'
guard. vas fatally wounded. This morning AL
Is quict. No work is going on m any oi me
fniues. The prisoners we're Rot taken Out ol the
sio-kGle today
STATE TROOPS MOVE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. April 20.-At $3.50 o'clock
this morning the cannon At tho Capitol was
nrcI rs n sieaal for tho troops 20 proceed at
once 20 lracy city. The occasion oi the gun
nriug was tue receipt Of telegram from Tracy
CITY announcing that battle was IN progress,
battery 4. Of the Washington Light Artlllery,
hal gathered AZ tho capitol over night and been
awaiting orders. Tney LETT there LITTLE past 4
O'Clock FOR the -,eno Of the trouble.
General Fito and about 100 oi tho state
Guard with two pieces Of artillery, also left at
o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
True RiII Against y.dvIoe.

ATLANTA, Ga, Aprii 2O.-The grand fury TO-
dav found true bill against Lewis Redwine,
defaulting cashier Of inc Gate GUY National
Bank. This bill charges him with en- beLzling
$4,000 on February 7th and with omOezzliDg
$40, roo on subsequent dates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21

CARR0LIT0N. Ca, April "O.-George Gentry.
| q notorious outlaw, WHs convicted to-day q:
stealing horse. Gentry belongs 10 desperate
! gang which has infested thls section. HIS
brother. Astury Gentry, convicted murderer,
recently broke jail at Atlanta, and Is still at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21

Household Furniture. Stoves, % dozen
Sets of Jewelry. and other goods viii be
sold at ny auction-rooms. No. 1886 Main
street, az l0:31 A. u.
j. II. VALENTINE,
AuctlOneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21

For Corrugated Iron in large or small
quantities call on OF phone ZOO
Thomas n. RENDER,
Galyauized-lrOn WorSs,
west Broai street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21

When Baty vas sick we cayo her Castoric-
When she was o Cllil1, sho sricd for Castor,l.
When sho became Niss. she chung - Casto.ia.
When She had Children. she gave them Casto.!a'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
THS WEATHER ROUGH.
Dear Girls Iqunl TO the situation
The g-tun Arrives.


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u-a'l. erNhtioh uui 70 se'
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.A," 'I'ahI"N, t.iA' 'A III
costumes ahd th'h ap'Hl
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
See advertisement.
To the Navai Rendezvous

The ARIEL will make an excursion 20 Nor
folk. Old Point. and Newport News Satur-
day night, April 22d, az 40 o'clock. Round
trip 81. See advertisement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
MNKKINf.Is.

JOHNSON N-JENKINS.-Mar-ed. at 1927
Venabie street. April H. 1893. b. Rey. j..
O. hlrk, pastor of Howard s-Gcoye BsptsG
church. Mr. AAi'EtM j. JOnNaON and
Miss HARRIET CORA JENKINS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
H0ke Himself Again.

tIy telegraph 10 the DisDatch.l
ATLANTA, GA, April 30. An Athens tGa.l dis
patch Gays that Secretary Smith II up today
and expects 10 return u Washington tomorrow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21

Attention is called 70 the sale Of the
very desirable brick store No. ~ east
Broad street this afternoon al $50 o'clock.
DNooN, IuPPLR a Co..
AuctiOneers.
@. .l......... ........
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
s.--~>-s~--~.--.a-~s-zr---

Nnk-Sh1Sers Liwe-Ssueez'r7, fcc->n1yers
Fuit-Iulc.s, anI an kials of soda-tountGin
Supplies NJ
OwENs ,S MINOR DRUG toNPASf's
Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21

Attend sale of the handsome orick store
No. l22 east Broad street to-day az $50 L.
M. DESCoS, IUPPFI \ Co..
Auctioneers. 9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21

10y telegraph 10 the Dispatch
NEW YoRs, April 20.-Mrs. Almira Hancock,
widow OF Malor-Generai Winfield 5. Hancock,
dlsd at 43Q O'Clock 7. n to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21

A cold, drssry rain,storm kept many once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
erz1SzzxzREEwxs
BIlsTIi~.

WOODSON. Born. at Fort BanancGs,
Fla. April l3. 1898. 10 the wfe os FIRST
Lieutenant Robert 5. Wo9dson. United
states Army. formerly Of this city, a son.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
DEATH AND DEVASTATION.
Work Of "A Tornado I'm Mississippi-Ierri-
ble Human Fatalities.
lByte!esraph to the plspatcl.l

MERIDIAN, MIS-, April 20.-Passengers on
trains arriving here to-day bring details OF u
fightiul lorna 20 that crossed Jasper and Clarke
counties Yesterday afternoon. IL originated IN
Jasper county, thirty-nve miles south of here.
and travelled northwe=tcrly. leaving death ani
devastation in It's track. 1ae plantation of Hr.
krOuse was swept clear. Dr. kroIss was badly
injured ani his sons skull WAS crushed. In a
cabin on the hrOuse plantation negro man. ms
wife, and nine cailiren were Imprisoned in 10"
ruin oi their cabin. The wreck caught hre aui
all were burned 10 doath. Near Barnett Two
negroes were killed.
AL along tho thIrtv miles of the cyclone PAIN
are strewn tho carcasses Of All descriptions ,f
1--we stock Whila the crops are unneL inc ioss
will roach hundreds of thousands u dollars.
There II no such thing IA accounting for all tho
casualfies 10 human belng@.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
foRrY-oDD PEorLE KILLrr.

over forty people we're killed AMI 200 Injured
in the track oi the cyclone m Jasper and CLARKE
counties. The course Of the storm was through
a vast pine forest broken here ana there by
farms. Huge trees were torn out By the roots
and carried long distances IA tue air. -Four mem-
brrs Of the fanny OF William Parton. ct fachuta,
were found mile from their home stripped OF
cloihing and their bodies horribly mgngloi.
Parton himself was carried hail mile froin
home aud dropped uniaiurcd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
TIE PARADE

Tho martial feature embraced the Fourth
Regiment and OLc North Carolina infantry
rOmVauy anl one Washington company, tpl-
onel G.. A. Nash. commanding; two companies
of artillery under Captain 81 G. Keeling mill
tarv cadets and q battalion Of inform hnlflts
~ Pythins under command OF Colonel j. d.
Turner. The visiting commands Wcro the
Emmett Guarda of Washington. -. c., the
PaqQuotank G.'o- Of Elizabeth City. y. G., three
CON ypauics Il cadets from blackshurs. one
company of cadets from Danyille, one company
of cadets from Su1olk. nnd syracuse DIVISION.
Uniformed Rank Knights or Pvthias, Of
Richlnonu. This division arrived last cte-
mug and wcre met NJ the depot b7 Nir-
GINA Diyi-icu. ana heRdel by the Howltzer q
Band marched to Pythian Castle, whore they
are entertained during their stay IA Norfolk
COMPETITIVE DRILL.
Atl0oclo-k this morning the competitive drill
q the military toOS place on Colonial nyonur in
Ghcut, with large crowd present. The infantry
Prize was awarded The Emmett Guards, ot
Washington, and the second urze went To one
Ol the cadet companies from Bla 'ksburg.
AZ half-pHs. % o'clock the various commands
Assem- bled aud the line formed on Clty-iiall ave
nue. with the Fourth Regiment on The hight and
tho Pythan battalion on thel9it. The disi ila|WHs
very handsome, though not 20 largo ~ ox oecto1.
Five or six bands occupied positions in the line
and with several dTGn-'Oris made music galore
THE ROUTE.
BEFORE . O'Clock the column commenced
moving Out CRANKY ani through Main Streets
headed by a do;achmenf Of police ani the com
frguliuc ard All officers. The llIe of mar %
extended through nearly an the principal streets
and the Jaradc lasted about three hours
TnE AWARD.
Thecompotitlyc-driN awards were announced
this evening The Washington company re-
cciyci 800. and tho Backs0urg cadets t2OO.
The Vsjuug iythians were entertained To-
nieht % banquet at Masonic Temple. Dis
iinRuishoi guests were invited, au1 tle Mayor
Of the city teuIored a welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
MILITARY RENOEZVOUS-DAY'
An Imposing Parade Followed by Com
petitive Drill-Ih0 Awards.
Special telogrsm 90 the Dispatch

.SIfNiai t'i'EIdlu go til' DtNPsth'i
NORFOLK. Apul 2O.-Ihc festivities OF military
day were somewhat marred by frequent showers
to-day. which caused some discomfort 10 tho
marching iatf1lions and 90 n degree dctraciei
from Tho b'lliaucy of the imposing pageant
Tho demonstration WIS regard q - the prihci-
pal event of tine jubilee week ana brought
crowds uf people 20 the city by every tram and
steamer. and with tho thTong already here the
sTrecfs along the lice OF parade were cfoWdtl
and TANNED az every turn. Certainty from
l2.OOut0 IJ, 900 strangers were here. represent
ing al parts II The country, but particularly
Virginia and North Carolina.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21
Bali.
Bal.
fBy telegraph TO tho Dispatch. ]


AUGUSTA, GA, April 20: L. B.H' =.
Atlantis. 3 % y 0 o o o o o o. u \
Augustus. % o D o - o l ID /
Bauenes- keenan, ana Nixson; herman AMI
Wilson.
ATLANTA GA, April 2O.-Chcago' 4; Louis
Vile. D. llits-Chlcago, o; Louisville, 10.
Err0rs-ChicagO. 1; Louisville, .. Batteries-
Mauck, McGill and Lang; llemmins' Clausen'
and Grim.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, April 20: r. BIB. L.
Nashville. 30 q o = D l o o. 4
Montgomery - o 5 o / O-lO i .
Bauenes-vlckery ana somers: McGiniy
and Armstrong.
MAcON, GA, Ap-il 90: r. b. II. T..
Macon. ........l 0 0 90 1 0 o. 1
Chattanooga.....3 D o o. l . x .
Batteres-Ailler and Hess; Meneice ana
Setback.
BULLETIN.
WAsuIsGroS, April 20.--President y. +. Young
to-day issued the following baseball bulletin
Contracts: WashingtOn-C. A. Farrell, W. r.
Hoy, James Duryea, James Mcclure, and Janet
Meakin.
Released: CincinnatI-W. j. Hoover, II. +.
Payne, John Daniels, and j. K. Seery Philadei-
phla-George Shoch and George w. Darby.
Sscrylces Accepted; BY Brooklyn, George
Sh0cn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-21

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