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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Several Changes Made by the Board at
Last Nights Meeting.

The regular monthly meeting of the Board OF
Fire Commissioners was held ut tho headquar-
ters OF the Fire department last night with
President John II. FrischkOrn in the chair. His
colloagues -Messrs. I. Z. Burke, j. l.. Levy, D..
r. sheppard. Charles r. Taylor, and G.. Watt
1aylor-wcre ont in full force. and for -four hours
the citys interest was their absorbing thought.
They transacted great deal Of business and
made the following appointments ana dismis-
sais:
John Ramsey, hoseman Of No. .. was dis
missed and ". A. Dawson appointed 70 Ill the
vacancy.
j. j. Moor, hoseman OF No. 3, resigned on ac-
count OF III health and was succeeded by MI.
George Lee.
G. {. Fr,mmor was made extra man at Engine
Company No. .. and c. 4. RawsOn was made
ladder man in truck No. > 10 hll tho vacancy
caused by Frommer's promotion.
John a. Drake and 4. +. Carlton were ap-
pointed substitutes and assigned 20 Engines .
and :. respectively.
All Of tho engineers Of the department werc
before the board for interrogation and inSiruc-
ton concerning their duties. This feature
proved TO be a very pleasant and instructive
part OF the meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
THE OKLAHOMA STORMS.
Fifty to Sixty Lives Lost-Ovcr q Huu-
drsd People Injured.
[By telegraph TO tho Dispatch.l

[By telegraph 20 tho Dispatch.l
GUTHRIE, o. T., April 27.-The very latest aud
most authentic information o5taiuabie from tho
cyclono-devastated section of tho Territory Is TO
the effect that from fifty to sixty human lives
were lost, twenty-five people were fatally injured,
AMI ahundre1 more were injured moro or less
seriously. Five distinct cyclones visited olnet-
ent parts Of tho Territory between Gnd y
o'clock r. VI. Tuesday, and 10 will be days before
the full amount OF tie damage viii DO known.
LIST or FATALITIES GROWING.
GUTHRIE. o. L.. April 27.--The lis, 81 fatalities
by the cyclones OF Tuesday night grows arger
each hour. Ia the devastated district near Nor
man tnrty-four bodies have boen prepared tor
burial several more we're found this morning,
and half n score Of people are still missing.
Hundreds OF people were injured, six or eight
Of wnom viii die. Near Purcell eleven poo
pie, all members OF enc Catholic coogrega-
ton, are dead. At the town Of Case tho
storm swept away nearly every buil1lag api
eight people were Killed. AZ Langstone two are
dead at CimarrOn City fouc are dead, two
dying. ana twelve injured East OF there two
families. numbering i've and SIX respectively.
perished, and in the extreme eastern part OF
Payne county IL Is believed that nearly q scoro
were killed. The list Of dead will surely aggre-
gate 100 and that OF the Injured i've tinos as
many.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
.jim-Crow Car Decision.

tbV Telegraph 10 tue bl9phLfb'i
NEW ORLyASs. La, April 25.-'iudgo Iheard'
in tl;o civil District Court, dcltycrci decision
yesterday IN Jim-CtOw car case. Snerii
BrousaId, 81 lafayette Parish, sued tho III
moi. Central railroad iOr $4,000 dam
agos tor election from ono OF tho trims
O; the company. The court decided
against him. ne bought TWO nrst-class tickets
Tor the purpose of taking crazy negro prison or
10 the State asylum A. JacksOD la. lie place !
his pnsoner m the smoking section ot
the whitc ear, and tho Sheriff, who was lll. vent
mo the non-smOking section. The conductor
told him be would have 20 take his prisoner INTO
tho cOiored car. or elSs sit with hun ia tho
smoking section, common 20 both races MI
NrOussard objected, and ho and his prisoner
were elected The court held, with the conduc-
tor. that the law did not disc.1minate, except In
favor OF colored nurse- Of white children, and as
the railroad company was subject 70 a penalty II
It violated the law, tho conductors action was
iustInable. The question OF convenience was
one .or the legislature, and the suit vas as
missed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
osA1H OF MR. william 4. PACE.
Young Gruendier Dies from the Injuries
IufiIcted by "a Companion.

tCorrespondenceo the Richmond Dispatch.l
RALEIGH, n. C., April 27.-A, an early hour
this morning Mr. william II. Pace, a weli-known
lawyer, died at his homo here OF cancer OF tho
mouth and throat IIo WAS a native Of this
county ami graduate of Wake-t0rest College,
ard married % daughter OF Colonel j. u heck,
OF Raleigh. lie was quite wealthy anu owned
valuable property at Coal Greek, Tenn.
WU,k on the Caldwell and Northern railway
in Caldwell county began to-day, PhladelphlA
and Morganton PARTIES having the cOntrac-.
DCRT0 INJURIEs.
Young Gruendler. the Raleigh boy VINO WAS 80
horribly treated by another hoy here, died last
night OF lockjaw. The boy VINO Jumped upon
hls body again and again 20 bruised the unfor-
tunate child that the lAtter's body u black An1
blue. a large portion OF the chest aud stomach
being thus affected. The attending physician
says death was due to these injuries, which caussi
lOckaW.
INVITATIONS ACCEPTED.
The state Superintondent ot Public lnstruc-
ton accepts invitations To deliver addresses az
the close Of the Iittleton High Scnool May @tth.
at tho close Of the Wilson public schools, May
18th, and at the close Of tho GOldSDorV gradei
schools, May 26th
News of a sad O,clrrence IN CaDarrus county
reached hero to-day. Mrs. William COOK aud
her son Amos both fell dead IN their house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
GOLD FROM COLUMBUS.
The Georgia Town Contributes Towards
the support OF Public Credit.

lby telegrHpn 10 -nb bl.DalNu.l
COLUMBUS, Ca. April 27.-lmportant action
was taken by the banks OF Columbus today in
the tender Of their entire gold reserve % sccre-
try Carlisle The total amount Of gold held by
the different banks Is $4,000, aud iis tender II
made upon the terms heretofore granted by the
Secretary OF the Treasury. telegram 10 this
effect was sent 10 Secretary Carlisle this after
noon, and letter with details followed. The
following resolution was adopted;
Resoircd, That. relying upon toe assurance OF
President Cleveland and his Cabinet that the
government will continue 10 pay gold Tor all oius
presented, the associated banks OF Columbus,
Ca, hereby tender the Secretary of tho Irea-
-ury all OF the gold reserve now held by them IN
excess Of demands Tor leea!-tenlee notes. be-
leying It 20 be the duty o, all banks throughout
the country 10 come forward at this time ana
contribute, however little u may be-, TO tho re-
storatiOn OF public credit. We have Implicit
confidence ia tie integrity OF the President and
hls advisers aud trust tho ultimate judgment ot
our people 10 uphold you in projecting our united
interests from an unstable currency.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
IT is said, were marked by cordiality md

II ia said, were marked by cordiality md
some degree OF conviviality also.
Tho interval of waiting for the review
to begin was patsed by the distinguished
guests ON the steamers Meigs and Mon
mouth in the exchange Of calls, and the
Duke OF Veragua held several receptions
on both vessels. Among the distinguished
guests on board the Monmouth were Gov
crnor Russell. Of Massachusetts, Gov
ernor Morris, of Connecticut; Governor
Brown, OF Maryland; Speaker Crisp, ex;,
Speaker Reed, and many senators and
congressman. The Supreme Court OF the
United States. whose members had been
rendered invitations for the Monmouth,
declined 10 accept them.
SALUTE TO GRANT.
II was fitting and dramatic close 70 the
proceedings when. at the close OF tbereview.
the flagship Philadelphia slowly steamed
up 20 Riverside Park opposite to the tomh
OF Grant and on TINS day, the anniversary
of his birth, fred salute to his memory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
Burlington Route.

The Burlington Route IS tho best rail-
road from Chicago. Peoria, and 81. LOUIS
% st. Paul. Minneapolis. Kansas CITY. 81.
Joseph. Omaha, Deadwood, and Denver.
Tne scenic line ca Denver, Colorado
Springs. Pueblo. Leadville. Glenwood
Springs. Salt Lake City. and Ogden to alt
California points. All It's trains are yesti-
buled and equipped with Pullman sleep,
ing. reclining chair ears seats tree). and
Burlington Route dining-cars. IL you are
going West take the best line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
EVERYTHING SEVERELY DEMOCRATIC.
British View Of tho Pageant.

10y ANRIO-ATnoTlClu CEDIo 70 -Ho UIsVFVVT3'T
LONDON. April 27.-In q leader on the
naval parade in the North river the
Standard says: The review was hne
show, more novel to American people
than ANYTHING they are likely to see ut
Chicago. IL will stimulate their revived
boliet in the necessity of powerful navy,
although IT is difficult 70 conceive OF CIR
cumstances under which. except by tho
most deplorable folly or international
aggrossiveness, America will need 10 drift
into hostIlities with any great power"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
Two Tickets I'm Greensboro.

GREENSBORO. y. c.. April 27.--At the city con-
vention held here yesterday Hon. John 4. Bar
ringcr was nominated for Mayor There are -
be two parties this year owing 70 difference Of
opinion ia regard 20 the plan VI nominating city
oficers. One faction met yesterday and nomi-
mated Aldermen ana Mayor. The other faction
meets to-nigh; IN mass-meeting also tor the pur-
pose Vt putting out u ticket
Tho steel and iron company held its annual
meeting OF stockholders yesterday and ad-
i0grned until June, when steps viii be taken 10
put the plant IN operation.
The Guilford county sunday schools held their
annual convention hero yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
A wedding In the Southern Society Circles
of New York.
.By tolegraph % the DIspatch.l


NEW YORK. April 27.-The marriage Of
Mss Katharine Trenholm. second daugh-
ter of William $. Trenholm. who was
COMPTROLLER OF the Currency during Presi-
dent Cleyeland's first administration, TO
Jesse ID. Abrahams, cashier of the south
ern National Bank. was celebrated to-
night at the home OF the brides father,
No. 2GO west Seventy-secOnd street. The
marriage ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Denacy Townsend, assistant
minister OF the Protestant Episcopal
church of All Angels. The bride
was attended by her sister, Miss
Constance Trenholm, the maid Of honor
and six bridesmaids. who were: Miss lizzie
Walter, of Savannah. Ga; Miss Helen
Trenholm, sister: and Miss George
Gibbs. OF Norwalk. Conn; Miss Irene
Macbeth. Of Washington: Miss Emily Ha-
zard and Miss Florence Trenhol m, of South
Carolina, all cousins Of the bride. Samuel
Maddocks. of Washington. acted as best
man. The ushers were: L. do Forest SIM
mons and John Phipps, OF Morrlstown; A
Alexander Macbeth and Julian Ihornby,
of Alexandra, Va: DIR. J. L. Thornby,
George II. Holmes. Joseph Letter. ). W..
Ferguson. Samuel Wright, OF Washington,
and the brides brother, Julian Trenholm
A reception which followed the ceremony
was for the relatives ana small number
of intimate friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
Washington News Notos.

WASHINGTON, D. G., April 2i.-Lieutenant-
Commander Charles r llutchins has been de-
tachod from duty IN the Bureau OF Equipment
and ordered TO command the Ihetis, Icheying
Commander George G. Reiteg, who ~ detached
and granted two months leave Of absence. En-
sign c. +. Hughes has teen detached from the
1netis ana ordered 10 the nsh-commlsslon
steamer AlbatrO-s.
Lieutenant Cnores A. Bradbury, of tho navy,
and Miss Lucy Chandler Lilloy, ot Washington
were married at hign noon to-day at the Epi-
phany church.
Thomas c. Rye, Of Tennessee, has been ap-
pointed a chief Of division in the Pension ONCE.
James r. Taylor. Of tennessee. Special examiner
IN tho Pension ONCE, has resigned. William
{. Shelley. OF Tennessee chief of the DIVISION Oi
a lsp resigned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
APostmaster Thlef Sent On.

fCOrr8spOndeDce OF the RICHMOND UisD1tch.I
WELDON, y. C.. April 27.-R. j. Mayo, a
prominent colOred merchant ana Postmaster az
flayes IN this county WAS brought before JUS
uce Is. +. Gary hers yesterday charged with
robbing Hardy Hines an Old coOrei man 30
years olj. Of $3.50 IN gold and currency on tho
night Of April "a. The particulars OF the old
mans loss were published In the DISPATCH at
the time the robbery occurred. The Justice,
after carefully weighing all the evidence, sent
MAYO on 20 the grand Jury, aud tho case not be-
ing bailable no was tnkeD TO jail
William Booth (coiOred) WAS sent 10 jail yes-
terday Tor stoaling tine oycrcoat from DR.. !. r.
Green, Of this place
f. Is stated that the scuppern0ng erape-ylnes
were nearly all killed. by the severe winter. The
black berry bushes are also destroyed.
Farmers report c'crytalng on the farms
aOurlshing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
ANOTHER CHICAGO STORM.
The worid's-Fair Buildings stand the On
slaught Well.
ny telegraph to the Dispstch. !


CHICAGO. Ill, April 27.-Another serious
wind and rain-storm visited this city yesterday.
The buildings at Jackson Park wiihstood tho
heavy downpour all the morning with the wind
at ffty-fOur miles an hour without damage. he-
ports from Wisconsin ana Illinois points indicate
extensive damage. The rivers are ont of their
banks and many families have been compelled
20 fee for their lives, leaving their homes 70 he
destroyed ia the Hoods Thousands Of acres ot
wheat have been ruined and all the spring
ploughing done so far will have to be done over
again,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28

New YORK. March 7. 1893.
In 1873 | took out Iontine Endowment
Policy No. 7s620 with the Equitable Lite
Assurance society OF the UaI;ed states tor
5000. aad have paid III all si,76s IN pre-
NUNS TO the company.
On the maturity of the endowment the
company paid mo ~, $500 IN cash.
W. A. Ross.
This is 4 return OF all the premiums
paid, and interest on tho same 1t the rats
Of G9z per cent. per annum.
For particulars address
JOINS X. WEST. Manager.
Temporary Oihce
No. 82l east Main street,
Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
Newspaper and Boob Press for sale.

To make room for a faster machine we
offer for sale. at great bargain. the two
revolution book and news Cottrell press
Cn which the Inder-AppeG Is now printed.
The press is IN iirst-class condition, snd -
capable of doing every class Of book and
newspsper-prnting in the best style OF tho
art.
For price and further particulars address
Inde1- APPEAL. Petersburg. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
AUCTION sALEs TO-DAY.

i. THOMPSON BROWN q CO, 10 A. NJ. fur
nture. sliyerware, carpets, Ac., az No liz
cast Cary street.
]. THOMPSON BROWN & CO, dP. NJ. tw,
two-story brick stores al corner oi Clay street.
and Brook avenue.
WILLIAM JENKINS 3 son, 12ls p. b., lemons.
oranges, apples, piaeappiss, and bananas.
]. ID. MCINTYRE & CO, ials p. ". car ba.
naLas-
!. II. VALENTINE, ioIs A. NJ, housae,d furai-
ture, &c.
) A. N. POLLARD, 1880 A. NJ, housshold furni,
tuSerh0rSss, wnsons -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
FILLING UP LEASES.
JAMES CITY NEGROES NOW RENTERS
INSTEAD OF soUATTeRS.
Troops Held Until Necessary Changes
Arc Effected Carolina scribes
Sightseeing and Fcasting.
Especial telegram TO the DisDa,cn.l

NEwBEBSE, N. c.. April 27.-A large cleri-
cal force has been busy at james City all
day filling up leases. receiving signatures,
and installing the tenants as renters IN.
stead of squatters. The troops Will be held
until the leasing is completed. Though
there has been no demonstration Of yio-
lence OF any kind, yet it is thought best to
hold them for any emergency.
Tho rumor Of threatening incendiary
intent against this city is without foundA
tion in fact.
BASoURTINo THE PRrSs.
The members OF tho Press Association
are out this afternoon on a drive rendered
them by tho committee OF citizens and
the local press. They Will 60 through the
finest truck-faruis Ia tho country: also IN
spect the bed OF the Wilmington and
Onslcw railroad. tho plant OF the water
works, sewerage system. and other I'M
proyements in the suburbs. Last night q
fine musical entertainment was rendered
them at the Theatre. and tonight grand
BANQUET is set for them under the direc-
tlon of the Ladies' Memorial ASSOCIATION.
Over a hundred covers will be- laid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
Death from Lightning.

By telegraph 70 the DlsDatcu.l
BfRNiNGnAM, ALA. April 27.-At Pratt City
last night The widow Fate and her three daush-
ters wero IN room together during thunder
storm. Mrs. Tate went tO an open window 20
close II when there was a binding Hash oi light
nirg ard she fell back dead with her nec&
biOkon. The others In tho room were badly
fhOckcd. but recovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
Treasury Situation satisfactory

WAsHNGToN. d. C.. April 25.-Actng-Secre-
tary llamln, OF the Treasury Department, said
this morning chat the financial situation con-
tlnuod satisfactory. The Treasury received aud
accepted today several Oilers Of gold. Tho
amounts wero not large, but tho oners came
from diverse points. showing general dlsy0sl-
tiOn 90 help build up the Treasury gold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
FIRE IN WILMINGTON.
A Little Boy Looking On Possibly Fatally
Injured.
by teleeraph 70 The DIspatsh.l

by telegraph 70 the DispGt'h.l
WIMINGrcS. y. G.. April 27.--A stubborn fro
broke out this afternoon n the building on
Water street formerly occupied by Hall x Pear
sail "a "a storage warehouse rhe fire extended
10 the large wholesale grocery Of stevenson &
Taylor. This bu llng WAS considerably dam
agei and the STOCK almost ruined by fire. smoke,
and water. Ihc stOcA IA Sneei y company
furniture rooms was also somewhat damaged.
Losses and Insurance. not yet ascertained. but
all the property Is sail TO co well covered by
Insurance.. Eddie Hail. about II years Old. VINO
was viewing the fire from shed, iell 10 the
ground. striking his head against the cnrbstone
aud received possibly Tatat injuries.
Ld'er.-lne loss by fire this afternoon amounts
70 $4,000: fully injured.
Several hremen and spectators received pain
ful Injuries while working in the thick smoke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
MRS. CLEVELAND IL.
She Leaves the Dolphin suddenly and Re
turns to Washington.
fR, telegraDh 70 tho Dispatchl

turns to Washington.
tBJ telegraph 10 the DisDatch.l
NEW YORK, April 27.-Mrs. Cleveland left
suddenly for Washington this afternoon.
She was taken Ill on the Dolphin while
the presidential boat was making the re-
viewing tour. As soon "a the Dolphin
anchored at Ninety-sixth street Mrs.
Cleveland. Postmaster-General BlSsell,
and Mrs. Bissell and Secretary Thur
Der were taken ashore in q launch
and driven TO the Victoria Hotel.
Mrs. Cleveland appeared pale. but
was not violently Ill. Ii had been
deemed best that she should not attempt
tho trials of the ball Dir. and Mrs. Bis
sell and the Presidents private secretary
accompanied Mrs. Cleveland to Washing
ton. An exaggerated rumOr OF Mrs Cleye-
lands illness became current and many
INQUIRIES wero made at the Victoria.
AT HOME AGAIN.
WASHINGTON. April N.-Mrs. Cleveland
arrived at the White House shortly before
midnight tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28

IbJ EVF"FF"F-17 f7E7b"t11sI
GAINESVILLE. TEX, April 27.-A dcath-dealng q
cyclone swept down In Montague county. thirty
miles vest Of here, Tuesday night. The storm
town, aud utterly destroyed everything In It's
path, demolishms houses, twisting down trees.
aud swapping OF telegraph. poles. The house OF
a farmer a lew miles from Bonita was strewn
Tor a mile around and the man killed outright.
Three of bis ehildrep wore blown into nell
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
Death without WARNING.

CHICAGO, Ill. April 27.-Wllam Z. G0udy, a
wen-knOwn lawyer ana politician, fell dead At
his desk to-day. Heart-dlsease wac his allmeut.
His assistant was AZ his side. when death came
almost without warning. Mr. Cody was Oj
years old and was looked upon as one of tue
leading Democrats Of tue State II not OF the na-
tion. He was general counsel for the Chicagl
and Northwestern railroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28

fBy AnClO-Amcric:n cable 10 the DEpatch'I
BRUSSELS, April 21.--The Belgian senate. by n
vote of D. In the Affirmative 70 in tho negative
with .Ourtccn ahstentons irom voting. has ai-
proved the Nisscn plan 70 establish universal
suffrage, with plural voting based on the oTner-
ship Of property and the possession OF certain
educational qualifications.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
Non-Keeping Keepers Dismissed.
Cnv taloororb ~ cha lusnqtch

SING SING, y. Y, April 27.-Keepers Hulse.
Murphy Hni Glynu, who were on duty at tho
timo o; tre escape of the murderers Pnliister
and koehi from the prison here last woek. have
been dismissed from the service. Nothing defi-
nite has been heard as yet from the escaped
murderers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
Tho Eyclolioa

of medicinal ageats isgradually relegating
the old.time herbs. pills. draughts, and
vegetable extracts TO the rear and bringing
into general use the pleasant aud effective
hauid laxative Syrup OF Figs To get tho
true remedy see that 1t Is manufactured by
the California Fig-Syrpp Company only.
For sale BY sll leading druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
French legislators Harmonic.

TBy Anglo-Amcrican cable 10 tho Dispatchl
PARIS, April 21.-Tha danger OF a Drotracted
DISPUTE between the senate and the Chamber OF
Deputies was avcrtoi to-day by tue cction ot
the committee Of the Chamber OF Deputies IN
agreeing 20 separate tho IquOr-tax prOposul
from the budget and In adopting the scheme Of
the Senate for the taxation OF dealings On the
Boursr. Tho causes OF conflict between the two
chambers are thus removed ana II ~ expected
that harmony will be entirely ie-estaDlished'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28

TBy Anglican arican sable 20 the Di-pa.ch.l
BERLIN, April 27.-Th9 committee OF the
Reichstag on the bulge has approved the Gre
dit asked for by the government for the purpose
~ olryating she German Legation at Washing
ton to the rank of Embassy, aud has also APP
proved an additional grant fcr tho German
representatlon at the Chlcagos Worlds Fair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
Wanted for Forgery.

CINCINNATI o.. April 27.-The grand jury to-
day reported an indictment Tor forgery against
the wel-knOwa merchant, William kon-heim.
warrant was accordingly sworn O1t Tor n's nr-
rest, but when the officers went 10 servo 10 thcy
fOIId that Ronsheim had lett i0r parts unknown
two weeks ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
\ Richmond Couple Welded.

IAUItU'VVII'IVf1N 2 VI It4V W IIII'7II
WELDON, y. c.. April 97.- Mr. B. l. Phaup
and Miss josie Dean, CT Richmond, took plea
SAINT trip 70 this place IN search or happiness.
tist church. were secured, and Two fond hearts
were made TO beat henceforth az one. The happy
pair returned 10 your city. Mr. Phaup Is an oni-
ploYee of tho Chesapeake and onto railway.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
Stnte Rnard of Henlth.

Tho State Board ot Health held an Informal
meeting at the residence Of DIR. Taylor Wednes-
dqy night and without transacting any business
adjourned subject TO the call OF tho president.
mo board IL waiting to hear the result OF tho
efforts OF the ChnmD Of Commerce committee
TO raise funds for its work.