davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-06-05
nodfldn9e BON Oem SYnd9eridt,
Die GbeiInehmer an oemfeIben erwarten eu=
ten 111uthes Ole Soleen oeHeIben.
Oecatnr. SQ.. 5. sunni

O~Hp ~ -"
9as bier iiber Sen yte9er 8uib am lebz
ten Samitag perbdngte QDncbgert6t bat
betna6e meniger @ufregung berborgerufen,
ais bic in Solge beiien bonn @ouoerneur
QlltgeIb erlaiiene 8roflamatton, neil Sic
8ep0lterung Ser Nnitcbt lit, baB Bic 8e60rz
ben BON Otacon GountD gang tpDDl, obne
6ilfe 6eS @ouDerneurs, i'm Stanbe itn0,
ben @eleben 0eb0r1am 5u Derl6dffen. WdS
ben bteitgen 8eamten aber gefGut, 1T Die
bonn @ouDer1eur ~arSgeieBte 8elobnung,
unb fe erflGren, auf baS @nergii6ite nit
Ser 8erfol9ung Ser S6uI6tgen bor9eben 3u
ipolen. Son Der gan3en S6aar Der 9pn7
6er mar fem Gtn3t9er maSftrt, tpeSbalb
etne 6eititeuung Der geri0nlt9fetten gar
rt3t 10 i6tptertg ietn miro.
Die 2eute bon Wtt. 3ton, tpelcbe BET Ser
2Dnd6eret betbetltgt tporer1, erflGren, 6aB
ntbt Sic Sibrer ALIEN in NnfIogeitano
beriebt pcrben ioIen, un6 baB, tpenn etnz
NAL Nnflagen erbDben tDeroen, iGnnmttl6e
1betlnebmer anqeflagt tperben loIen, oud6
%oteienigen, tDel6e an Der 8erfol9un9 6eS
9fegerS tbetlnabmen.
@5 berricbt aQ9emein Sic Nnnabme, 6aB
~aQer6tngs 2lnflagen unb Bro3eiie erfol9en
mer0en, baB aber nie1nalS cine gerurtbei5
lung ltattftnoen miro. Die bteii9en gteger
~befinOen ii6 in Ser bob9rabi8iten Gntriiz
flung, unO Elm iunger 2(opofat Der Static,
gtamenS @ilion gBOo0warb, bat cine
8ranbabrciie e%rlalien, iportn sic 0pncber
ais bGutbItrItt9e M0r6er oerbammt unb
etne beute Qtbenb itatt3uftnbenbe Mfafienz
periammlung bon Negern 5uia%mmenberu7
fen piro bieielbe ptrb ic6oc6 petter teinen
a3tpe6 ba6en, ais Sen 8e6Drben BEL tbrer
gerfolgung Der S3ulbt9en an Sic Sanb
gu 9eben.
, 1893-06-05
Cine b0dt fonoerbore 6eidtdte,
Gin iunoes mdo6e1 auf oeheimni6polle
meiie peribwunoen.
8urltnotpn, So., 5. Sunni.

Die Bolisei in Burlington tpeiB nicbt
recbt, mas lie aus folgenOem ionOerbarcn
6au macben iou. &or eini9er .3ett Derz
ibpar6 QuIu Nepton, elm in 0es Motnes
tpobnenbcS Mdbcben plobIicb bon BORT, unb
cS ipurbe NIGHTS tpieoer BON bemielben &C.
bort, bis geitern bte Scbweitcrn Der Ser
lblpunbcnen, Srau Sennie 8ob unb Tralt
Jtettie GennebD bon 0es Mfoines nit ser
8oit etne1t, aus burlington, Sa., Oatirten
lbmubi9en 3cttel erbielten, NORM ie ge@
beten purbe, 3u tbrer Gettung berbei3u=
ellen, ebe eS gu ipdt lei, Die S6weitern
iinb jebt bier, aber bis iebt lit es nod nt6t
gelun9en, bic gerirgite Spur bon Dem
WtGbcben auf3uftnoen.
, 1893-06-05
~AaoaumadJenoe So2ialitten
6erothen in Konfift nit Ser meb'er
poltSet
limo fiben nun hinter f6weoif9en Gardiner.
so e Il 5. Stunt.

WfeB, 5. Stunt.
@eitcrn erei9nete ii6 Oa6ier Elm 8orfaG,
Der oeutIi9 erfennen laBt, baB Die beuti9c
Jte9ierung fclt enti6IOiien lit, Die ouf Sos
trennun8 @liaB72 otbringen'S bon 0eutibz
LAMB bin3telenbe N9itation nibt gu buloen.
Sn elmer 9citern Na9mittag i~tattge6abz
ten SD5taltiten Gerlammlung berlas Elm
getptlier Sbleidber rinen 8rief 2iebtnecbt's,
in tpelc6em Oericlbe bic ltm9eitaltung BON
GllaB7Gotbrti9en in etnen unabbdngigen
ltnb ncutralen Stat, na4 Dem @or6iloe
Der S9pei5, b%efiirnortet. Der anpeienbe
Eolt5etbcalnte Derbot S6lctc6er, ben 8rief
81 Gnoe 81 leicn, mas Bic Deriammelten
So3ialtften GIT etnem geipaltigen Sumult
peranlaBte. Die 8olt5et trieb Sic 9u6ez
1torer a~uSetnan0er uno nabm cine groBe
Nn5abl BON 8erbaftungen Dor.
, 1893-06-05
Weoen fahrldfitoer Oo6tuno.

lteber Die 2ei6e bes boudn6iiben Nrbeiz
tiers gteter Q8altie, tpeIcber bon etnem 3uge
Der Calumet eleftrii6en 8a6n get0btet
purbe, belt Die GoronerS7 Surp beute etnen
Snqueit ab unb iiberpies ben Gonoufteur
@oparo S. S6uI5 unb BEN Maicbintten
S. Smtt9 an bic @rOBgei6morenen.
9Saltie mar ab9eiprunGen, nacbbem Der
Waibtnlit iib gepet9ert bate, gu balten.
, 1893-06-05
pro5eiie 9e9en Ole Streifer nib
etn9eiteIt
limo oieielben weroen ibren fodeemG6en Der
louf nehmen.
gttts b II g, 5. Stunt.

Die Nnna6me, baB 6as 6aGen lailen Ser
&lo9en gegen s.. s, 6rtd unb an6ere 8e@
amten Der Garnegte'i6en Sabrifeu 3u9let6
aucb bic 9ufbebung BET &lagen gegen bic
Strettcr bebeute, lit tpte Ser 8e3irtsanmalt
erfIdrt, elm Srrtbum, uno btcie 4ro3eIie
perben obne 9tiidii6t auf Sic &lagen gegen
6rtd unO Goniorten, ibren Gerlauf nebmen.
, 1893-06-05
neutrality-suspicious. 9e9en Gifen.
bdhnen.

Giner Nnor6nung beS Gorporationsanz
ipaltS 5ufOIge nur0en beuts &lagen eingez
reibt 9cgen abt Observation-Disclosures,
Iber 6eren @eletie Sic Stabt 8iabutte baute
un6 infolge Die GerGnberun9 bes StraBen3
nipeallS BEN betr. @runbetgentbiiincrn ent@
ibG6tgen muBte. Der @orporationsan>
malt mill in 3utunft Die 8abn9eielIicbaften
anbaIten, Ser Sta6t ale btele 9Iuslagen
INSTRUMENTATION.
, 1893-06-05
sc e 10 81 orf. ). Sunni.

Y = % OWHFF
Die Snfanttn @ulalia lit beute Mfittag
UNI 1870 nit ibrem @otten, 8rtn3 Wontz
peniter, un6 ibrer iibrtgen 8egleitltng nacb
@bicago abgereiit. Sin Battalion 8un6eSz
tnfunterie CAB BEN 6erri6aften ba8 @eleite
na6 Der Sdbrbootz2 onbungsiteue an Der
81. Str, BON mo- aus lie mach benz 8abnz
bot Der Benniploania @iienba6n in Seriep
@ttD fubren. WfaDor @tlroD uto bas
@mpfan9ScOmite BON l3tpan5ig ertparteten
Die Snfanttn an Der %gcnannten Qanoungsz
iteue unb ie berabi9iebete iib auf's Sic
benSfpiirbt9ite bon 6en 6erren. 0ie Sc
ieli6aft miro mor9en frib in Gbica9o ein7
, 1893-06-05
Gowin Booth
&iest ou9enf@einIi6 in oen Iebten 6a9ef1.
sc ~ 9 prf. 5. SUM.

G6ptn 8ootb's 8efinben bat iicb felt
Somltag 10 ie6r peri6limmert, OaB feline
Nerate nunme6r ale 6offnung auf feline
8ieoerberiteIung auf9egeben baben, ST
bate etnen Qlnfau bon @rbre9an, ipG6renb
beiien er nabe3u erittft tpGre. Sn Ser perz
9an9enen 9tacbt glaubte man letn Gnoe
nabe unb ietne idmrntlicben 2ngeb0rtgen
poren UNI ietn Bett p%erlomlnelt, bocb erbolte
er ii6 ge9en Wor8elt tpie0er ettpas.
, 1893-06-05
Cardinal Oibbons
Don papit SEQ me9en fetner neuli-
4en Reoe gu 0uniten oer mies
oerberitellun9
Der weItltden ma9t oes papftbums auf's
DdrmIte belobt,
sc 0 NJ. 5. SUM.

Ser 8apft bat Sen pdpitliden 9nble9aten
in ben Ser. Staaten, Satout, beauftra9t,
Dem cardinal Gibbons fir feline neultcbe
&e6e, in tpeIcber er iib 10 entibtebcn 3u
@uniten ser Wteoerberlte0ung Der tpeltli@
cben Wtacbt Des Bapittbums auSgeiproBen,
ouf's 8drntite gu banfen un6 i'm gu Derz
iibern, OaB Setne 6eili9fctt nit ie6em
8ort, Oas er bel iener @%elegeuheit 9eGuz
Bert, bon 6er3en einoerltanben lei.
, 1893-06-05
2ln sic Wdno oeorIdt.

Die 6. 81. Q(rmitrong So. ertGdrte be1te
I'M Gountpgeri6t i6re 3ablun8sunfdbigfeit
unb CAB ibre DISQUALIFICATION auf 500, 900,
ibr 8erm0geu auf $275,0 900 an. Die
6irma bat an Ser @abaib 9tuc. Elm grOBes
Uniform @elcbGft.
, 1893-06-05
Dollte ieben, wer Ser Stdrfere war,
2Iber ser Sabn5uo mar ibm fiber.
Ga IS nrte. Sn6 < CIR.

Nu Dr1eI Sn0y D. Suit.
Sames SO. 6artIeo, Elm BEL Ser Safe
S6ore 8abn beibdftigter Nrbeiter, tpurbe
geltern Wtor9en bon etnem 8abn5uge iiberz
ta9ren. @r mar beS i3lebten Scbnopies
oou uno lteute itb mitten auf ben Scbienen
etnem antommenOen Sra1tsuge entgegen.
Der Utann mar Dier3ig Sabre alt uno BIN
terlGBt cine 8itttpe.
, 1893-06-05
Der Re9enfabrtfont Jemeu
Bat on9ebIt6 einen e~IGn3enoen Grfolo

Gopefa, &on., 5. Stunt.
Sn OfeaOe fiel beute Weorgen stptiden
5tpet uno bier ubr Elm letCbter &egen. Ser
Gegentabrtfant Sepeu beri6tet, 6aB eS
luoltcb bon bier fart re9net. 9aS 8etter
IN WteoOe lit beute Morgen tribe unb iiebt
mach &egen aus. Die 8eamten Ser Gbiz
ca9o & Ro6 Sslanb78abn i6p0ren iebt
Stein uno 8etn ouf ibren &egenmac6er.
, 1893-06-05
Gin un9etreuer Gomnfdatmetiter
Ua9 unbefannten R%eqionen perouftet.
2tma, g., 5. Stunt

III ~ D. SUHI'
So5n 6. Wfining, Ser S9abmeilter Ser
Srtlbaft Sort ScnniagS, bat iicb in aQer
Sttle auT bic Geiie 9ema6t. Q(lS !3ebrz
pfennig nabm er $4,000 aus Der Sopnta1ie
nit, nacbbem CT bieielbe pGbren6 Der Nmtsz
sett bercits UNI $4,000 beicbummelt bate.
Seine 3urii69ebliebene Tamilie ~bebauptet
itetf un0 felt, ni6t bas @ertngite bon ietnem
NufentbaIte gu pt1ien.
, 1893-06-05

tperfiteQi8en, aber 26 6erielben mar Ser
&Hd3u9 ab9ei3nitten uno 1ieie fanben
ibren Sob burb &au6, 6ibe un6 9iftige
SAFE, bic iofort ieben 3beil Der Mttne
6urcb6rangen.
, 1893-06-05
Oampfer=I 70 brt6ten.
IN ser Qa6t 9emeloet:

Soutbamp pSraOe" bon Stem
gorf.
9on6On- vMtnneiOta" bon Bbilaz
oeIpbta.
, 1893-06-05
Selbitmoro zines Oeutfben.
ct RnuI minn a.,

81. BonI W{tnn., 5. Stunt.
GOparO 6rtb bat beute Morgen Selbftz
moro %be9an9en. Mangelbafte @elunobeit
CAB Die GeranIaiiun9 su bem perapeifelten
S3ritte.
, 1893-06-05
poitmeiiter in Nem Dorf.

SO Darlington, 5. SUM-,
Der 8rGiiOent bat beute sum 8oitmeiz
tier in SEEM gOrt @barIes SO. 0apton ers
nannt.
, 1893-06-05
Die Gonooner Qftienb0rfe feft uno
QDn6nn

N%OnD0n 5. Stunt.
Die %@ftienbOrie mar BEL Der GrOffnun9
rubtg aber felt, unb BET Imlab beibrdnfte
itb auf Ortlicbe @ertbpapicre. Amerifaz
ntlbe St9erbeiten iinO I'M ] bis II i'm
8er9letb nit amtli9en S3luBpreiien am
Samitag in bic 60be gegangen.
, 1893-06-05
Shabamts.0 Comptroller.

Us a b1n9tOn, D. SUM.
Der grGfibent ernannte beute CHARLES
s. Wanlur BON Wiiiourt gum 3peiten
Comptroller.
, 1893-06-05
Gnlalta ltntermegs.
Sic bat Reute u1itta9 Nem porf
perldhen

limo miro moreen firth oaRier eintrefen.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-01
DOLLARS and Sense

DOLLARS
Are mighty scarce and hard 10 On.
SENSE
Is also not so plenty as it might Ia
DOLLARS
Invested for amusement and pleasur.
are a large percentage Of all you spend
Dictates that when you spend none,
for pleasure it ought 10 bring some.
thing solid, lasting.
DOLLARS
For home pleasure can't be better in.
vested than in music. A fine Pianoor
Organ rehnes your home.
SENSE
Says look out what you buy If you ara
after Piano.
DOLLARS
May be wasted on cheap box which
looks to you like a Piano.
SENSE
Will tell you to trust the reputation OF
maker and dealer who have something
to lose. We shall be glad to talk with
you.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-01
a Novel Advertisement.

The Falk Clothing Company presents
on page 6, of this issue, an ingenious pic
ture with some article of mems apparel
(fOr which they are justly esteemed head
quarters in Savannah) hidden somewhere
about it. They offer to the first four who
find the article and report it to their
store, the choice of their assortment OF
them.
This is the second of this series of pic
lures issued by the Falk Clothing Com
pany, the first being picture containing
a vest, which appeared in The Looking
Glass last Saturday. The winners of the
prizes were: d. z. Myerson, Jr., L. w
Landersline, Jr., H. L. Beckett and L.
Levinson.-Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-01
When TRAVELLING.

Whether on pleasure bent, or business
take on every trip bottle of Syrup of
Figs, as it acts most pleasantly and effect
ually on the kidneys, liver and bowels
preventing fevers, headaches and other
forms of sickness. For sale in soc. and 81
bottles by all leading druggists. Manu-.
featured by the California Fig Syurp Co.
Only.-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-01
CLOTHING.


DON'T INITIATE IT.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-01

To-day Apple 81 SchaI are selling 200 pair
of fine worsted and cassimen pants at $500
pair. They give guarantee that these
pants are worth full $500 to $500 a
pair. The reputation of this house bears
them out in this statement.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-01
PANTS.

Pants-Pants-Pa
Selling below par to-day at Appel &
Schaurs original one price and plain fig
ure clOthiers. Appel & Schaul-Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-01

ODIeCb, 10 acquire tuG COuIIOl OF GNeSG
competing roads"
TO MAKE THE GEORGIA COMPANY RE-
sPONsIBLE.
"Mr. Patterson, was it or was it not
the object of that bill filed by the Tormi-
nal company TO make the Georgia company
responsible to the Terminal for unloading
on them?n asked Justice jackson.
eyes, sir, " replied Mr.. Patterson, 'sbut
that question is material to this issue
because it shows that this company
was organized to defeat the ends of the
constitution OF this state That is the
record they have made here"
Il don't think you need bother yourself
about the jurisdictional question" said
Justice Jackson Its too late now to
bring up that question on the grounds of
citizenship. We viii hear you on the
other questions
"Thc other point, then, is that the own
ership of these states being vested in a
company outside the state makes no
difference" said Mr.. Patterson. ''The
question is, was such a company formed
to defeat the ends of the constitution"
He said he took no stock in that viUlpera-
ton, and would not have said of Judas
IScariOt what one Of the distinguished
counsel had said of another, both of
whom were seeking TO have the Rowena
Clarke bill dismissed
The Terminal company controlled the
Richmond and Danville, the East Ten
nessee, the Georgia Pacific aud the Cen
trial. Wlll any sane man say this ANAL
gamation of vast trunk lines of IA nway
was not made for the purpose of prevent
ing competitioni aud they. have so admit
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-01

Whether you need them or not, advan-
tage should be taken of the great sale of
trousers at Appel & Schaul's.-Ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-01
LUDOES & BATES S. Nh

WEATHER PROBABTLTTTFS-S,,
DAY: Fair. followed BY shower
changes in temperature; northeast 10 !.
east winds. o.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-01

The Morning News at Isle of Hope.
The MORNING News is on sale at Bar
bee & Willett's restaurant, City and
Suburban depot, Isle of Hope.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-31

that there ia greater margin OF profit
in raising colts from mare that y young
and vigorous Nancy Hanks trotted 20
her record Of 2.94, at Terre Harta, lnd.'
September %. 1872. Her fastest mile THIS
season WAS 2:0i%. She is seven years ola
and rctlfcs as undisputed queen OF the
trottlng turf Next spring, MI. Forbes
will mate her with hts great young stal-
lion. Arlon; 2:07s,. son OF Electioreer ana
Manette, by Nutwood, PISA, and result
OF the union VIII be noted with de-
gree OF interest SURPRISING the ordinary.
}. w. DAILY. Mt Kisco, n. y, recently
lost by death from collie. the bay stallion.
Mascot. 2:2JN, by Stamboul, 2O1is. out
Minoehaha by Stevens Bald Chief. Mas
cot was bred by l.. J. Rose. Los Angeles
Cal, who Sold him at one OF the kellogg
sales In New York, as a two-year -olc' LOT
So. 900. Marcus DAILY. the copper King OF
Anaconda. Mont being the purchaser Al
that time his sire STEAMBOAT, was regard
ell as the greatest trotter on the Pacihc
coast, and Minnehaha's great producing
capacity, both IN the first and second gen
eratlons attracted great attention ana
Mr.. DAILY retained Mascot three years
and. becoming tired OF the stallion. sent
him east. and let him go at auction, ffr
500. where he fell TO the bid OF the New
York breeder. bearing the same patronym-
&c. The latter placed the son OF Stamboul
in training this year md gave him his
record Of 2:2JA IN a race. 1t IS said that
Mascot had developed into very hand
some horse Sir. Daily purchased Del
march, 211k FOR si,l00, at the recent
sale. 10 take the place OF
Mascot, who ranked as the leading sire
Of his breeding establishment, at MI
Kisco.
Mr.. S. r. Nelson's chestnut colt, Pam
leo. has been sent home from e. d.
Spurs farm, at Greendale, near Licking
ton. Ky, where Pamllco, 210E holds
forth. Pamlico is now at his owners |
stable, in this city He WAS foaled IN |
January, 1892 and Is by Pamlico. dam
Mage. By Norfolk, and she out Of Maud |
L.. dam OF the fast pacing stallion, WHIT /
by; 21Si5. by Hannls. . ;179s
He Is a snugly-built young stud, with a /
nice gait. and is said TO much-resemble |
MS sire, at a Ike age. BROAD ROCK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-31
4 oUEER BICrCLIST.
lie Rides In Curious Costume and Affords
Amusement For Many.

In going his rounds the rel orter often
runs across some very interesting Incl
dents.
Such was the case with myself on Fri
Gay about noon. / was passing up Main
street near The Y. NJ. G. \. building, when
presently 1 saw an object coming down
the street that attracted my attention.
A first ] gazed, then wondered, and
finally came to the conclusion that man
must not only live 10 learn, but also 10 see
The object of interest that WIS attract
ing my attention and that OF others was
negro on a safety bicycle. lie was slowly
coasting down the hill, his feet propped up
on the crOss-bar in front Of him.
The machine was painted black with
blood-red pneumatic tires. Its rider was
dressed as / viii bet was never bicycle
rider dressed before. A tail silk hat, that
arose heavenward like q church sprc.
surmounted Il bright mulatto face whose
mouth was stretched from ear 10 ear with
a smile OF intense enjoyment. Long. black
side-whiskers waved I'm the breeze.
black Prince Albert coat fen nearly TO the
ground on either side of the bicycle. ana
Heated back like the folds of two black
flags tossed by the wind. Bright blue pants
with yellow tan shoes completed the outnt
of the remarkable rider.
AS he went past me he seemed TO bc
enjoying his ride and totally unconscious
OF the comment he was causing.
II was case OF where ignorance is
bliss 1t We're folly to be wise"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-31

wood furnished last year, fSS l-s cords;
Increase over last year, leo ia cords.
Coke furnished, none; coke furnished
last year. i.1S7 IL bushels: decrease from
last year. 1.iS7 IL bushels.
MISUNDERSTANDING from city dis
pensarles exclusive OF Medical College.
5,252: prescriptions furnished last year,
5.6l9; decrease from last year. Se7.
Coffins-Number furnished. "a; number
furnished last year, III; increase over last
year, 81.
Burials--Number furnished. 233 cumber
furrished last year. 207; increase over
last year, %.
A.mshonse.
Number Of signals answered. f0i num-
Der OF Signals last year. 729; decrease
from last year, 3. or the 70i ambulance
calls 3OS were for whites, and 1913 for
coiored.
Drs Herbert L. Atkins, Geo. c. Eggles-
ton, and Alex. +. Truman, are the sur
geons IN charge.
shockos Hill Cemetery.
Richard W. Carter. superintendent.
Under the control OF the Committee on
Cemeteries, viz. John r. Grimes, Chair
nam, Joseph W. Carter. Richard T.
Davis. Geo. Il. Bowden. VIM L. Carneal
JAS. T. Vaughan, and Frederick II. Car
Der
Number Of interments in cemetary
from January I, 1885, to December 26,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-31

At the Theatre tomorrow matinee ana
evening My Aunt Bridget" viii be pro-
duced. Mr.. George Monroe, who PLAYS
My Aunt Bridget is well remembered
here. and always sends his audiences
home delighted with the evenings enter
tainment.
Mr.. Monroe's trade mark. "Oh, By
Gosh" has become q popular expression.
and always excites shouts OF laughter
from the audience. lie has also sur
rounded himself with some very clever
people, who can sing, dance, and play
their parts admirably. New songs and
dances, elegant costumes pretty faces,
Joined together with bright and witty
dialogue. constitute My Aunt Bridget 3"
The supporting company are Messrs.
owen Westford, Bonnie Grinnell. Charles
Pussy, Martin O'Neii; Misses Alice John
son. Jennie Dickerson. Sadie Kirby. the
Stewart sisters, and host Of others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-31
Total

The total quantity Of coal used in the
manufacture CT this gas was l5,li9 tons;
total quantity of coke used, - 800 bushels;
total quantity Of oil used llT,9SS gallons;
total quantity Of lime used in purihca-
ticn. 1880 bushels; meters in use, 6SS1;
meters not Of use, $50; introduced for new
consumers, 3H.
Street mains laid to date sixty-seyen
miles, 1881 feet; street lamps 10 date,
1913. There have been put in for new
consumers. Isl service pipes, renewed
and repaired. 246 OF various sizes.
The Improvements to the works for
the last year consist Of a water gas
plant Of 10000 cubic feet daily capacity.
one relief holder Of 1900 cubic feet ca
pacity. Two thousand and nineteen feet
Of Pinch main from lower works along
the dock TO Twenty-eighth street. The
building Of fire benches Of retorts and
replacing old roof with a new one, over
Water Gas Plant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-31
Sunday-School smoker,

The teachers Of the Almshouse Sunday
school wish to extend their grateful
thanks to all who contributed to the
annual almshouse celebration and espe-
cially to Messrs. w. w. Russell and w.
T. Hancock for their bountiful donation
Of smoking tobacco. and Writ +. Taylor
& Company. for candy.
The distribution Of smoking tobacco
In a Sunday school as minated above,
would appear to be a strange and modern
innovation, were it not known that the
scholars at this school have mostly pass
ed the iftieth milestone in life, and take
great comfort from the solace that In
diligence in the weed eonfers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-31
TIE CITY ALMsHOUsE.
Facts and Figures Showing the Work
During the Past Year.

The city almshouse Is under the con-
troll Of the Committee Of the City Council
for the Relief Of the Poor: Geo. Z.
Bowden. chairman. Jas. T. Ferriter,
w. 5. Gum, +. Z. Reeve, Geo. Gibson,
Jr.. NJ. Fill Seay. W. j. Mcdowell.
The officers at the institution are:
Richard W. Carter, superintendent John
+. Womble. first assistant superinten-
dent; Herman Paul, second assistant
superintendent; J. o. Trevllian, physl-
clan; Florence W. Maedengall. ratron.
Number Of inmates admitted. dis
charged, and died at the almshouse from
January /. 1893 10 December %, 1893:
Wlbtes--AdInitted: males. ~; females.
1913; children, 5l-total. 35l. Dischaf sed
males Isl; females, 3d. children. 40-total.
3l4 Died: males, -; females, Z; children,
l6-total &c.
Colored-Admltted: males. 1885, females,
AS: children, 49-total. 363. Discharged.
males, li9; females. 12l; children. 30
total. 500. Died: males. 81 females. .;
children. l1-totai. 81.
Total number remaining at same date:
white IT ales, 50; white females, 20:
white children. 5-total. ll3. colored
males. Sc; cclored females So; colored
children. 6-totai. III.
Grand total, 30, being thirty-slx less
TRAN at the same date last year.
During the year five white and two
colored children have been adopted. Two
white children were placed in the Female
Humane Association.
Eepar' OF Outdoor Poor.
This department under the control
CT the Committee OF the City Council
for the Relief OF the Poor. has furnished
relief 70 out door poor from January
!, 1893. 10 December 26. 1893. as follows:
Rations--corn meal furnished 5s4iS
Bushels, and 20 pounds; corn meal fur
nished last year, 4.s29. bushels. and s
POUNDS. Increase over last year, CID
bushels. ard 80 pounds.
Fuel-Wood furnished. ei7i-a cords;