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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
WANT THE wHlTe-HoUse MANreLs.
These, Sot the Davis Mansion, Desired I'm
Chicago.

Chicago.
"a movement IS on foot 10 bring the Jefferson
Davis mansion from Richmond 10 exhibit IN
Chicago" says the Chicago Eren,ag Nc'es IN re-
cont issue. "A number OF mon eycd men are
back of the scheme. The Ladies' Hollywood
Memorial Association OF Richmond has control
OF Tue house. and II ~ probable that strong op-
position Will be made 10 the removal OF me
structure Money L. nOW being Talsei for the
purpose Of establishing a Confederate museum
IN the Davis home, and this VIII be urged ns
strong rcason why the removal should not be ef-
fe,.ed"
As far az can be Gscorteined no one IN Rich
m0nd knows anything Of the movement aDO7e
alluded %, and The idea Of the Jei. Davis man
sion being removed Is O ridiculous one, as u has
Giready boon donated by the city OF klChnoud
10 the Hollywood Memorial Assoc alton. The
ina-curncv is doubtless due 10 the fact that sew
eral per4ona ia Chicago have recently been try
ms 10 secure Tor exhibition The marble mantels
which adorned the "Mhie House OF the
Confcderacy" during its occupancy ~
President DAVE. The man'els are now
N The Oh Watts mansion, Ne. 1913
cast Marshall street which is at present owned
and occupied bv Mr.. William Is. Wadron. They
wore made in Italy aud are exquisite specimens
Of sculpture in bas-relief. The horizontal sec
ton OF one OF the mantcls represents Aurora IN
her chariot, while us SIDE pieces tesPec-
lively represent Cupi AMI Psyche. The
other mqutel has figures OF Hebe ana
Nlohe on IFS sides. ana a representation
Of Apollo IN the chariot OF Heavens on us hofi-
zOnt Al section. Mr.. Maldron vaines these pre-
ciOls relies most highly ana Is exceedingly
Ilatbe 10 part with them. He Taii las night, IN
conversation with Representative OF the DIS
PArCH, that he vas Oy 10 means ANXIOUS % Io1
She Cnlcag0ans have chem, anu thst Tor TINS IeH-
son, when they approached him, ne Deemed 10
sen the maniels for less shan S2J,OJp. Their
intrinsic value, from an artistic standpoint, Is
about $1,000 apiece.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
Hnnnnct TO the Athletes.

The junior department Of the Young Mons
Curistiau Association had a highly enjoyable
banquet and reception last night. The rooms
IN winch tho aifuir took place wore prcttly deco
rated WIKI flowers. seventy Lads who attendel /
the gymnasium % the institution were present,
aud they were treated TO a mngull cent supper.
When tie meal was finished a number u after
dinner speeches wore made. Master Fruuk
Woodward offered % toast 20 ar. NDbcits. which
was greatly enjoyed by the yOung~ er5, who
an admire the courteous o Rotary very much.
Masters Edward Garrison auuNlhc Parker sang
a solo. which was followed 10y chorus Oy all tho
laos present.
MI chiffon Nnhon, the as-is'en' physical IN
struc'nr - tho ASSOCIATION. viii take tie boys on
lu outing 70 keyon Pines Tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
/ Of rroyere. q. a textbook Of tho hiehcs, prac-

~ Proverbs az a textbook Of tho highest prac-
teal wisdom.
EXCELLENT MUSIC
Excellent music was furnished by SOLICIT
double qnarteite and by the soloists, q. w. Moon
and ". A. Cross,
In presenting diplomas 10 tho clsss President
Cofey urged tho young men 20 silll continue
their study, 20 mover weary % work. 20 always
do their best. ana o. initiate their Master.
Dr. George Cooper, o. tho First Baptist church
secretary OF the Board o. Trustees, announced
that tho board had conferred the degree OF doc
Tor Of divinity on Rev. u. N. Mitchell. Of Farm
vile, and on Rev. A. chisholm, OF Bedford City.
TuE YEARS WORK.
The yesr which these exercises bring 20 n
close has boen marked by advance AZ tho sofni-
nary. Tho number OF students Is about tho
famo, 90; but thcy represent States from
Texas TO New YORK, and the West indies rs
we'll They come much better trained than for
merry. Aud the courses 81 study have been IN
creased and broadcned.
OF the graduating class William T. johnson
hos accepted call 60 the pastOrate OF tho Bap-
list church At Lexington. W. r. Thom psOn IL
pastor at Harmony village, Midilosex county
r. .. johnson has accepted tho pastOrate OF "a
church IN Mathews county, and viii teach in
Spilier Academy, Hampton. =. :. Crockett has
not decided upOa his fie3 OF labor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28

Tho Governor yesterday parionei William
Lee. who IN 1899 vas sent T. the peniient'ary
for two years from Chesterfield county Tor ielo-
uiols assault The Judge who presided ai me
trtai sc-rnrncndcl tho pard0n, and TIE prison.
or.s conduct has been good during Lis incarccra-
tiOl.
The Governor yesterday commissioned the ioi-
loving -ufators FOR the Hampton NormaI and
k-rir1itural Institute; Isaac IA. Christian,
Charles City; Il. Is. Foore, AppomattoI Court
house j. T.. MaTp, Acromac county samuel
Boiling. Cumberland county h. A. Tucker, Nor
folk, ana William Reed, Portsmouth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28

charter was granted in the City Circuit
Court Yesterday 10 the Finance Trading Com
pany. Tho purposes 81 the company are TO ne
rotiaie, bay. cell, and assign commercial paper
secured by real estate and other satisfactory
security, secure deposits, guarantee the pay
frcnt oil cuIs. not cs d. The capital stock Is
NOT 20 ne less thau $4,000 nor more than
100000 Tho officers are jackson Brandt,
president: Howard Swluetord, yice-president;
Edward nanewinokel secretary and treasurer.
pirertor5-the above and Z. H. Mayo, :. II.
HIVES. r. William pemherfon, j. y. Cuttings
worth George Ko,e, and Charles Talbot.
suit was institLtNd by V. r. Robins against
" ~ Martin for 954l.Oi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
Amherst for Religion.

AMHERST, MASS, April 27.-Tte Amherst
faculty to-day issued statement that after con-
sideration they had decided that II Is unFise 70
set aside system whose results upon the whole
have been 10 thoroughly good and that conse-
duently the presen. plan OF required attendance
at religious services viii be continued. the un-
dergrad yates have for several years demanded
a change, but the professors statement Is direct
ly Intended "a an answer to a petition recently
circulated and very generally signed Dy the stu
dents asking the Immediate abolshmont OF COM
pulsoyy church attendance The fnculiy's state
ment Is very decided in tone and apparently
ends the matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28

At the weekly meeting Of the Board Of Man
ayers ~ the Retreat for the Sick held on ycstef-
dav tortv patients we're reported az inmates or
fnt institution, fifteen Of whom are given board
hut attention free o. charge. Several moro
whose auulicatiuna wero found worthy were
voted an GA the same terme.
The committee who had the matter In CHARGE
reported that tho elevator had been insured.
ms insures not only nga'ust damages 10
tho elevator Itself but any passenger a. wei,
and as 10 is 20 the interest Of the company IN
surlne 90 inspect g. frequently il secures as well
- ...u-a. nrnInsf an.ilnnt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28

Mayor Ellyson yesterday received letter
from Mrs. Davis, enclosing an order 10 colonel
". Il. Lyman, who IL 10 command OF the camp
az Now Orleans having charge of Mr' Jaws
remains TO turn the remains over 70 Nr. Eiiys0n
As chairman OF the jefferson Davis Monument
Association.
Mr. Hlyson has also received letter from
Mrs. Davis. advising him thar she w"uip nave
me remains 81 her children buried away from
Richmond sent here Tor reint0rmcnt Glter the
rnrnmniIIns OF Tho 81 " of Nav.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
THE ACCA MOBILES MEET.
The Temple officially visited by illustri-
ous-Nob.e Walker.

Acca Tomp!e, Mystic Shrine was officially in
spectod al tho Temple last night by lllusirious-
Noble George II. Walker, past po,entate Of
Aims Temple, Washington, d. g., and repre-
sentative oil the Imperial Noble Mystic shrine Of
North America. Tho distinguished visitor was
gwen o. ROYAL reception by the mobiles. nni there
were "glrd grteinGs, oriental orgies solemn
services, tcns's, HnI festivities.
Among those present were lllufiriOus-f0 'eI~
tate Harrison DnemaD, Of Alinas iemp.e'
Washington. y. G., aud MOBILES :. il. Merrill, Al
eXaudcr Mckinzic, q. q. O0ef. Andrew wan
james 4. Hunter. benjamin Wall, y. r. Handy,
l.. T. Richer l.. g.. Lucas. ii. l. Dauterich'
George Z. 3u,ler, Abram Frey, c. y. Wheailey {;
W. a.. Euialy. Of syrian Temple. Cincinnati
aud A. Z. Wolcott, OF Mecca Temple New OrA.
ma fo,loOinr candidates crossed The burning
sauI- last night: Sir Cunningham Han, T. u.
Flucmpchor. tAirty-second degree, and William
T. Wlckham.
The supper was delightful aHair'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
Uoea.v About Mr.. TisdnIc.

Mr.. Joshua T. Tslnie, q 1920 Nenable
street lns been absent from his homo since
Monday aud his FAMILY and friends are greatly
alarmed about him, fearing that ho may haye
been drowned or fouliy dealt with. Mr IlsIale
IS O sash auI hlml-maker by trade and has
been employed for q long time Mt W. j. White
hur-ts ~" d.d NOT 30 10 work on Monday ana
was last reen that lay about o'clock. His fami-
lv consists Of ms wife and one child. Hts father
In-law. Mr.. Richard Smith. lives in the house
with them. Inc tanily n q happy one ana no
reason i- known why MIR. IsiAle should have
left home HIS family are very much afraid that
something has happened 60 him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
A NEGROES PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
Continued Cnses on tho United states
Court Docket-A iIunor-Iicense Case.

fCorrcspondenceoi tho Richmond Dipatch.ls
PETERSBURG. Va, April Civilian Hunter
a colcrcd man Just from Salisbury, Y. G., had
one OF his feet crushed this morning At the Nor
iolk and Western depot.
Distiirt-AttOucy +. X. LGsslter finds good
many contiduod cases on the docket OF she
United states courts for the Eastern District
which no will have 10 prosecute when they come
up for trial, but it Is understood that very lew
OF them are important In character.
Tho heavy ana continued rains throughout
last II ight we're exceedingly welcome In this se;-
ton. where everything was suffering by reason
OF the drought
ASKED TO RECONSIDER.
Tho Excise Board u this city has m interest
Ing case before IT, The applicant for license
was refused on the ground that his house was
not a nt place for "A bar-rOOm. subsequently the
board was asked % reconsider this action, but it
~ understood that Witnc- ses will be called In 70
testify In regard % the matter
Hon. William K. McKenDey, president Of tho
Common Council and one 81 or most dstin-
guiAhed lawyers, has been confined 70 MS bed
for several weeks with slow fever. His condition
is reported as more favorable to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28

Richmond: Ragaole FrRnciono and wife 70
Charles D. Krug, 1914 feet on tho south side Of
Grac0 street between Seventeenth and Egh-
tceuth. SI.jO5. C.. " Goodwin aud wife 70 J..
Augustus GuGn. 33 feet on Randolph street,
southeast corner Of Beverly, $500.
Uonrco: James H. Barton and wife 20 j. Il.
Durrett. lot 10 IN block -, Barton Heights,
500: i. ". Blant0n. ". ". Lefew and wife %
Heinrich Boiling. " acres three miles below
Richmond. s42J; David Hamm AMI wife 20
James Au1mos, 3fla feet on the road leading
from Valley street ~ Mcchanicsyille turnpike,
t34O: Robert r. Padgett and wife 10 Samuel j.
padgct,. 10 feet on Clay street, northwest cor
Icr Duncan. subject 20 doed o. trust o! s4tG
$500; Lorenzo Wagner ana wife o John p.
Srniobelhutn, 20 icrt on the south sid" = Inr-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28

The birthday fsfr given last night by the young
ladies' 81 Gracc-s trect Baptist church was at
tended by 3 large crowd. Persons who visited
inc scene of the Nfe were required 10 contribute
q penny for each ycnr az their lives, but tney
we're amply recCmpcn-cd for this small e1-
pcuse. Tho entertainment took place In the
malu auditorium II the handsome tilh'e, when
was prettIly decorated tor tho occasion. There
were twelve tables representing tie months ot
the year. and each Oh those was IN charge OF a
committee .srpretty girls. The hoolhs repre-
eeutiug } AtHaod July were under The supcr-
vision Of several ~ the Young ladies' from the
~ .IlnDuI Inmtln In.tItute.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
BURNED TO DEATH.
A cOLOREo GIRLS CLOTHES TAKE
FIRE WHILE SHE IS PRAYING.
Her Parents Enable to Aid Her-Dies in
Great AgoDy-Funerai of Mrs
Waiker-Base-Bali Game.
Correspondence OF Inc Richmond Dispstca.l

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispstca.l
FAHMvnLE, Va. April q. Information
has just reached here from near Redd's
Shop, country village about fifteen miles
from Fsrmville. of the burning TO death OF
the l6-year old daughter of lssac Jones
(colored). 1t was the custom OF the un-
fortunate girl to get the baby 10 sleep after
her parents had retired and after putting
the infant safely to bed she knelt before
the FIRE to say her prayers. Her clothing
took FIRE and before her parents could be
aroused she was wrapped in flames.
CLAsPED HFR FATHER.
The parents say that they might have
been able % smother the flames had 1t not
been the girl clasped her father around
the neck, thus rendering him power!ess 10
aid her. Her agony was pItltul ~ be-
hold, and she died in short while.
NEW PosT-oFFICE.
A new post-office ms been established
at Redd's shop. called Cypress, with Mrs.
j. X. Allen rs Postmaster.
On account OF the Indictment weather OF
this morning the Governors sister, Mrs.
j. j. Walker, was not buried until half
past this afternoon.
The Richmond College baseball team
are booked 20 play against Hampden-Sld-
ney College next Saturday afternoon. The
game will occur at Hampden-SldDey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
MARRIAGES.

NATHEWS-POHLE.- Married, April
27th. at the Lutheran parsonage. corner Of
Sixth and Clay streets. this city. by the
Rev. c. J. Oehlschlager, HARRY J..
MATHEWS and MINNIE A. POHLE.
SHARP-BURTON. Married, at 9Oi east
Leigh street. April &c, 1893. by the Rev. J..
X. Nason. OF IT. James Episcopal church.
MARY NORYELL BURTON. daughter OF
the late DR.. W. Leigh Burton, - JAMES
W. SHARP formerly of Birmingham Ala.
WADE-LINSET Married. bv Rev. W.
A. Laughon. April &c, 1893, IN Richmond,
Va, Mr.. WILLIAM WADE and Miss
III TIARFTH IINSEN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
New York Herald

ibid Won ever Try 10 get boy job? ~
said friend yesterday afternoon. lie
added;
III you ever did You will appreciate
what am about 20 tell YOU. 1t Is the
meanest thing III the world 10 try and
hello a boy 10 place. | had likely
voungstcr on my string a week or two
ago and We went hand III hand 10 htteen
or twenty places.
THE lrst firm sized the lad up and re-
marked that be was too young.
The second said hat he was too ola.
The thlrd that he was too small.
The fourth that he looked sicklv."
And did you get him place finally! -
said the friend.
II did not. And. what's more, | doubt
il any one could have gotten HIM one. The
fact Is there are few places open 10 lad
these DAYS. There are fully 100000 men
ont Of work in New York all the time. II
this is so what hope is there for the boys
Mighty little"
why not start him as q messenger
bow"
There are fully 10000 applications
ahead already
why not send your boy out West?"
He has no money
"Why not start him in a trade?"
"He wouldn't earn anything. and IN my
case money is of the first importance. tel
you 1t Is mighty hard lines for boy TO get
a Job in Gotham"
"Nes, or man. either, for that matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28

owing 70 recent c1mplain's IN regard 10 tho
bols,erous and Objectionable conduct on tue part
% many people who reside n or frequcut some OF
the streets about the Oii Market, Justice
Crutchneld and Chlei-oi-Poice Poe nave de-
tcrmined 90 require an improper persons hYing
~ hat locality % move ont at once.
tion and ordered those 10 move whom they
thought shoad go, and II thoy 10 not yucae
within a g,ycn period they viii be brought before
Justice Cru .chleld. who NIL handle them ac-
corfIug a the laa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

INOpOFteu TOT Ut" UIHVHIVILI
APRIL 21.-No auction offerings on Change
to-day.
Private sales: Filters, wrappers. 4; lugs,
r: dnrks 22-tptal. IS hOgsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
81 Oo3. 10: tobacco. s2.OIO.G3-tOtal, So, lO4.33.
40 dark loose sales to-day.
Davis < Gregory had a small but worry good
sale az their warehouse to-day. Quality some
what better. Prices reached 30.
This has been an extremely dun day In every
branch o. the business Prices are unchanged.
Interior markets report trade dull, quality Of
offerings very poor. and prices generally good.
Nessrr. r. l. Morton, OF Clarksyilc. Va, and
c. NJ Benninghaus, OF Baltimore, were here to-
1av.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28

Tho following pre extracts ifom letter re-
ceiycd oy a Richmond gentleman IRON his son at
blacksbuVg:
BiACESRURG. VA, April 80, 1893.
My Dear Faihcr,-I returned from Norfolk
ye@ter lay after n Nory successful trip. We cRr-
rcd INC day IN great shape. ! notice lint tho
Richmond papers especially tho DISPATCH or
funoousy reported " "a getting the second
prize. This u Vrong-we ct tho frs prizo over
everything.
1h.ro were two Distinct pr2es-one for tho
militia and ono for The CADETS. Tho militia
prize WAS Tho larger. hence the error IA sup
posing that we were second
vs. O were, however. graded with all other or
carnations present and received the highest
percentages. We were very handsomely treated
in Norfolk and bad On exceedingly pleasant
time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
4 Oniet Home Marriage.
fspecial.telegram 10 tho Dlspatch. !

Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch.l
FRfpgRICysBURG. VA, April 27.-Miss Eliza p.
Currell, q very popular young lady. and daugp-
ter Of MIR. BENJAMIN r. CurreN Of this city, was
married 10 Mr. Louis l. Layton, prominent
Young Businessman o; this city, today. The
ceremony took place at the homo Of the bride
and was impressYely performed by Rev. DR..
Thomas s. Dunaway Inc brides gown was OF
rich WhipcOrd with ttee and 0enRahne trim
mings aud hat and gloves 70 match. She
carried a beautiful bouquet Of Marechal-Noil
roses The ushets were Mcssrs. Earnest Layton
and James T. Jones. 4 large :omla0y Of tho
friends Of the welded pair were present. The
presents we're very numerous aud valuable
After the ccremong the company pGrtoOk OF r.
treatments which wsre abuudanty served. Tho
happy pair took the . o'clock train for Washing
ton. where they will spend tho early days OF
their Honeymoon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
Turf Achievements.
III tolegraph % &c Dlspaleh.


JENNINGS, p. c.. April 27.-Fourtn lay OF tho
srring mostng Of mo Washington Jockey club.
Weather delightful, q heavy track, ana lar
attendance.
Firs: race-maidons, thrcc-luarters OF mile
Nullet Won: Radiator second. Madras thnd'
so,ond race-haudicap SIX iu-iongs-Pagan
won: speculation second, Logan third' Ihhe'
Third race Dornwood Stakes, one mile-Aiar-
shan wen; Minuohgha second, Augusta Belle
Third. lime, l:4Sle.
Fogrth rare-soi.ing, ono and ouc-si7tecn.h
muos-Bcss McDun won; IleYmar second ny
FeilOw third. lime, 1:j4lt.
Filth race-2-ycar-olds, one-hat mile bro
cade lfllyl won; GnilopEg Queen second, MISS
Richmond third. Time, II.
At ELIZABETH
Nyw YORK. Aprl "7.-The larges, crowd Of
the meeting was present at Elizabeth 10 Jay
towards OF 10000 persons beng crowded INTO
tho small crrnd-stand aud on the lawn. A.
though a ram which nad proyilhed during tno
morning had ceased 20 ieu az race time' II rev
tho track IN such bad snapo that many Of tho
owners refused 20 start their horses. Inc
sctatcaes were quite numerous. and the heids
consequently were very small summary:
First race three quarters Of mile-Chatta-
noosa won; Blue Blood second, Shelly lutie
third. Tine. l:2O.
Second race-threo quarters Ct q mlle-Azracl
won; Prince Howard second, Arnica third'
Time, 1919.
Third Face-One ana Ouc-hau inlirn--n .iie-
gorna won; Sunglimpse second, Pirate ChIei
third. Timc, Jl&s. No.,
Fourth race-one mlle--Bt2en won; Fidsho
second. Terriner third. Time, l:40A.
fiun race--One and Ono-sixtoentn miles
Madrid won: R0luefort second, Double u oos
third. Tine l:5J4.
sixth rs,e-aYe eighths Of n milc-Cho ScoiD
won; riza colt second. Cigsmic miro. Ilme'
l;00M.
At GLOUCESTER
GLOUCESTER, y. j., April 27.-Three fasorltes
won Ia the mud. An electric battery was ois-
covered on McGregor IN the last race aud re-
moved mt.
Flrst race-maideus. Eve furlongs-Taralfo
won: FraDSio 4. second, Bold Hardy thiru'
Time. 1:09le
Seeond raco--four and one-hal furlongs Ar
tliery won; John McGarryglo second, Lyrist
third. Time, 100.
Third race-six furiongs-- Needmore won !;
lStbbert eecond, DR.. Wilcox third Tine
l:23l5. m.
Fourth ra-e-five furionss- Monsoon won-be-
iisarius second, Houston thifd. Time, 1:Vh
Filth race-sesen furlonss- Text won or
CatesOy second. Jackstar third. Time, i;5ors.
Sikh race-four and one-hzh fnrloDge.becA
won Australia second, Go Lucky third. imc'
1901.
or TIE MISSISSIPPI.
MEMPHIS, Tssx., April 27.-First race-eix fuf-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
Serious Buffalo Fire.

BCFFaLo. y. l., April 27.-Aldrich & Rays
fin and copper stamping-works, q fOur-storY
brick building, 1859 Niagara street: tho police
station adjoining, and several other buildings
were burned this morning. Loss, 100000.
Three nremen were injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
nsnnett Not Mnch Improved.

william Bennett, the white man who was go
severely injured on Wednesday evening by
having a bank 10 eve upon HIM on Laurel
street, was only slightly improved yesterday IL
H. not, however, thought that he is fatally hurt.
The other man who sustained injury by tue iali-
ing earth Is much better and viii be able To- re-
sumo work IN a few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET,

BArTINORE. April 27.-Baltimore and Ohio, SO
asked: Northern Central, 7Ol9 pit: Baltimore
nni OHIO Southwestern lists, lOIla asked 90.
ist incones, - onsolidated gas bonds, 1884
bid do. stock, d3aG3i9.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28

iongs-Tee Nike won LORD wiilovbrook second
L. Grand third. Time, 1:lS9z. ,-.,.
Second race-selnng, four furiongs-felios
Day won; Foxhouni second. Artietern tnitu'
Time. 51lS. 10
Third race Cotton Stakes, one and one-slx-
teenth uiles 3-yenr-Olds and upwnrds-frlnye
kinney won; chimes second, Ia Bell th'r''
Time. 1859. c.,
won. Miss Patton second, Little Crete third'
Time. 1924. - .,,
Filth rare-one mile, selling-Red Cap won
Long Ten second, Primrose third limo, i'f"'T
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28

Price: CUTrCURA. 5oc.; CUrlCURA SOAP, "5c.;
CUTICCRA REsoLyRST, 81.
Prepared by POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL COR
PORATIOS, Boston.
IAN about the SKIN, Scalp. AMI Hair,' 1f
pages, 300 Diseases mailed free.
IA l1-F3t5wlt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-28

Mr.. +. d. Cole, Of this city. who was an appll-
cant Tor tho position or Deputy Collector Of In
ternal Revenue for this district. has retired from
the God
Messrs. Joe McGovern, James ". Colbert, ana
I. +. Stonerraker, al OF this city, are applicants
for this position.
Mr.. Charles T.. Hunter, who was painfully hurt
by being thrown ont OF his suiky several days
ago, was able o. be- out OF the house to-day.
Day before yesierlay Mrs. Elizabeth J.. Nc
Chico died at her residence, In Orange county;
aged 90 years. Sne leaves eleven chiidron and
a large numbor o; grandchildren. For many
years SAG vas a consistent member OIL Trinity
Baptist church, in that county.