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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19
TIE REU. f. r. THUING NOT DEAD.
WRONG ANNOUNCEMENT CAUSED BY An ERROR
IN A DISPATCH-\ LETTER FROM HIM.

\
IN DI>PATcH-> LETTER FROM HIM.
A recent dispatch from Vancouver stated that
Rev f. =. Thwlng. the well-hnown Congregational
minister. lad died at Canton. China. IhiS Is now
ever. an error. the dispatch having substituted the
nnmo Of Dr. Tlwing for that Of his wife, whose
Illness from typhoid fever mentioned in a letter
10 III, son BY DR.. 1hwng. The :" North China
Herald" Just received in thi, city, contains letter
from Dr. Thwing. I'm which he writes from Canton
rs follows:
.'Iime flies rapidly for various kinds Of gra'ui'
ton, work I'LL up the day.. My last tract, The
Great TEACHER has been put into Chinese and soy
oral thousands printed. Their distribution along
the street has been to ME and Mrs. I. an anus
inc aud exciting experience, 50 urgent and impet-
uou, /, the desire To get these leaflets We are
sometimes literally driven To the wall By surgihs
crowi often bostcrou>. but always good naiured
4 course OF four lectures extended through March,
I'm which various literary and scientific themes were
discussed. The request for them came from gen
tlcm.n on the outdoor stall oi Imperial Customs,
for whom there IS almost nothing furnished here OF
q refining nature, aside from sunday services and
n week. day prayer meeting seven sundays have
preached at Christ Church since New Years and
-,. cu tm,> elsewhere Various papers have been
prepared for conferences societies and reviews which
nrcc,,ltac wide reading and careful thought. 80
time never hangs heavy oh our hands.
My son. hi, wife and youngest diughter
have been kindly received 10y the Iiahka people OF
kanGhow, ten days travel from here. They are
doing pioneer work under the Presbyterian Board.
Their nearest English Npcaking ncighbors are three
day. distant, long way To send for medical help
NO opposition has been encountered but rob
bcrs have disturbed the neighborhood, and once
attempted To burn the mission building. tiger
now and then dcsccnds from the neighborng mount
lin, and carries of n pig. The little chapel. mud
4. th.h IN niar
Mrs I. has made two tours to heather VII
lagos fifty and one hundred mile, away, where she
find, the seed in years gone by IS bringing
tnrth precious fruit r.. Z. TuWlNG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19
CRUSHED TO DEATH BY AN ELEPAIOR.
4 COLORED MAN IN CHARGE OF THE ONE AT
THE WESTMINSTER HOTEL ALMOST
INSTANTLY KILLED.

INSTANTLY klILfD
In the sight OF the men and women passing up az"
down the main stairway OF the Westminster hctel
Yesterday afternoon. there hung the mangled body Oh
n colorcd man ammed tightly between the moor oil the
elevator and the top Of the door leading from inc
corridor For fully half an hour the crushed form
remained suspended In the vicc-llke grip.
The man was william Henderson, He came 10
New York from savannah. Ga, a month ago ana "ds
cmployoE as an elevator boy" I'm the hotel. Inc
manacemeni OF the Westminster Hotel long ago
adoptcd an excellent rule that no man In charge OF
the elevator on pain Of dismissal should attempt 10
start car until he himself was safely ihsiue H.
But henderson failed to obey the order
Between L. noon and o'clock, he had charge oi
the elevator In the apartment house which adjolns the
hotel and forms part Of the hotel building, NO. 10
East >ixtcenth-st This elevator is used By the
tenant, OF the apartment house and the guests OF Inc
hotel At no1n Henderson relieved n boy named
MITCHELL and Just two minutes later the call Tor thr
elevator rang from the third floor. Henderson started
the car Jumped slipped and In fash caught fast
between the floor Of the and the brass rail WORK
AT the top Of the door. There was shrek OF pain
and a moment later Henderson lay dead. with MS
Ghost crushed Mitchell saw him and ran TO Bernard
shelton, the engineer.
In the mean time the bells every foor were ring
ing unde- the hands OF the guests who wished TO
reach the street. bu, twenty-five minutes passed be-
fore shelton cond lower the sufficiently TO free
Uendcr,on's body and allow 1t to drop into the shaft
DR. Clarence, Elcbash the hotel physician. called
and found that death had been instantaneous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19

Minu,npolis Mimi. June ls.-for ten hours To-Day
the street railway systems OF Minneapolis ana o.
Paul were tied up. some days ago the comp""s 10
sp.d an order requiring the employees 10 sign con-
,rao, or IL. ouit IFS employ. in his contract was
,a,,s r.,a,rinc the drivers and conductors person
.Ilv ,,llc for all damage 10 persons or pr"P''N :
rhi, was objected Ia by The men. ana th'y III"
,h alternative OF signing quitting. Not one OF inc
l COO men employed In Minneapolis signed the "oeu
ment AT Il meeting lasting until 4 ocioe' 'His
morning the decided to quit ana acco'"'"S! w
,,mpts wer made TO cars. Iyor Eustis look
" ,s g., IN. matter and after considerable parieying
,,h IN. management OF the company op'dhicn
xi,bdrawal OF the obnoxious contract ano "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19
RlOTING By ANARCHISTS ~ ERT>LN''

Berlin. June 1s.-.ibout fifty Anarchists ana i"i
er, starter rio, I'm q low beer garden Ia Tie MA'h'i'
,rro,sc Ir.>lau. late last night. ih'y l"''en VIZ
place collected abou' 200 more fellows from 'I'
Streets and began pundcrnc al tn" SHOPS III ~"
pcichborhood I;cfor, thr police could be- 'unnoh'"
tho rotcr, had proceeded 20 the better lar' "i NV
city and wor, breaking into the larr" -hop- ihr
first detachment Of police received win v"lleN7 Z"
stone, and scattering shots from rcvoiVc'N' 'ior'
rolic came and held the mob at bay nnill foop- 'r
rived -Four companies came on the dou'e-Il~f'
charged with fixed bayoncs and scattered ih' r'"''r
,ich; and left Twcniy-threc men wcr" "rr'''r''
iif,..n ch, were badly wounded. were sent ID 'h'
loSuitals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19
INJURED ~ STREET CAR COLLISIONS.
PEOPLE HURT IN BROOKLYN AND PARKvILLE.
L. IA USELESS BRAKE CAUSES ONE


A fcw minutes before 10 O'Clock last night, while
car No. l2O Of the Tompkinsavc line OF the Brook
Iyn City Railroad. It's way TO the Broadway
Ferry I'm the Eastern District. the brake refused TO
work and the car dashed down the grade at high
rate OF speed. The illcd with men. women
and children coming from Prospect Park. and much
excitement followed. The horses became frightened
and dashed ahead OF the The driver realizing
the danger kept up constant cry to people TO look
ont when they drew the ferry. After run ot
two blocks the ran into 4 car OF the Nostrahd'
ave- line. Mrs Mary Marion and Mrs Maggie NC
,.inn, sisters living nj No. 40 West Fiysevchth'
ST. Ncw-N or. who passengers on th" Nostrand'
ave- car were badly hurt about the back They were
attended by physician and taken to their home y
Girl about eight years old and an unknown man
iuupcd from tho runaway car. and were severely
burt TIN. man struck one of the pillars OF the ee-
votcd rnllroad. They were both taken away py
friends and relatives before their names could b"
learned.
1wo cars on the Brooklyn and Concy Island Troll
I.y Road loaded with passengers bound for Concy
Island came into collision yesterday afternoon At
p,rkyille L. !. a temporary panic followed, and
tor twenty minutes the road was booked The motor
man of the first car had put down his brake sud
denly and the mOtorman on the car behind him could
moi SION I'm time o avoid the crash. several of the
nossenrers were severely bruised. and one young
man was badly hurt and was taken to hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19
ErrnpEAN EILE~S NOTES.

Paris June -rh" second international 'h"''
t,un mcrt played by corr pondcncc h'tw"'h r"""'S
~ Monde lllus'rc." has just been d'cld'n ir"''H
sor j. Berger Of Graz. AnNira. has S''"r'" NV VI "
prize. hry on" games won "hi' - H. ''''" "
soutbamuori England took ia" second prlz'. III"
,ocr won forty i," games. lost two and made seven
draws. ,,, =.
Iondon June Is.-Thc chess match between hir"
and Jaskocrodsky agreed upon I" De c"I'n Il
draw Each PLAYER registered siX Victories "hii'
three game, drawn.
Berlin June l-.-1hr iourvi congress "' 'h'
r,v,ri,n Chess Association will take place ai Aug
i"r, I,lv 10 10 ~ \ trand Ma,tc,N Tournament
amd ,c,c cral other contest, are on the programme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19
TITO SERIOUS CREVASSES REPORTED.
VAST AREA OF CULTIVATED LAND ON THE
LOWER MISSISSIPPI WILL BE FLOODED

A VAST AREA OF CULTIVATED LAND ON TIE
LOWER MISSISSIPPI WILL BE FLOODED.
Ncw-O Orleans. June 18.-About O'Clock 'olns"'
two breaks occurred the east bank OF the Mi'Sis
sippi River. above and the other below me ciH'
The former from present indications, Will prove as
disastrous the famous Nta crevasSe. IL Is aoo"'
forty-scven miles above New-Oreans directly In iroh'
OF st. Petersburg settlement Aboht SIX feet OF 'i'e
evee gave way to the pressure OF the waters at 'e
first instance The alarm was Immediately sounded ;
but. there being no material in the neighborhood'
nothing could be done toward closing 1t.
The water will food a vast area Of land nnder cm-
tIvation principally sugar plantations ana the dan
ace Will be incalrulablc. The pcrique tobacco IN
dustry will meet with another setback The breach
Is widening rapidly and tho water Is pouring through
It I'm a great volume. The people In the settlement
have begun to remove to places OF safety.
The break on the lower coast Is on Hoopeland DAVIS
Iarcms rice plantations, and at last accounts was
thirty feet wide. His place is about forty miles beio"
the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19
UE .JTUPED FROW THE BRIDGE.
Az rNKxOwX MNN COMMITTED SUICIDE. LEAP
ING FROM THE ROADWAY !" THE
PIER PELOW

PIER PEIoN.
4, unknown man committed suicide last night
.hout 80 O'Clock by jumping from the north road
,,v of thc I,roolyn Bridge nrar the N'wIork tower.
uc foil ON IN, shed roo; Of tn" Clyde steamship
,onn,nv.s uicr and was instantly killed.
rordirahd Thomas, of the Bridge police. was on
duty on the roadway couple OF hundred yar's from
thc tower when the man jumped. According TO his
statement the man walking from thc Drooklyn
side and lust before he reached the New York tower
lie threw of his coat and hat. l"aprd upon the rail
inr and dsnppcar,d. : moment later the officer
heard the body strike on the roo OF tine ersll"d.
Thomas picked up the coat ana hat and hurried
down 10 the pier. When he reached II EouBdsnan
WIcgans Of the bridge police, was already removing
,, body from the tin roof. which broken by In"
fall The man had evidently struck his left arm
and mock and was dead when the officer reached
him.
The BODY WAS taken 10 the oak street Police sta
ton where sergeant Phillips. Of TIE Bridge police
searched IT, All that found were "A broken
clav pine six pennies and envelope from the
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company with
the words Murcnln. ~. li'nip'Lirc.' written on it,
I'm the pocicts Of the coat which the mar left ON
the Bridge was found silver coffin plate. .n gravcd
as follows Margaret 4. Mulrenin. Died June 10
1903 aged "a years eight months \ scratched
;intyp. was also found ard IN pocket wcl,. tl,,
and addresses oi TWO women n'ihg AT Brighton
Boston.
II was surmlscd. from the lnding of tho coffin
plate, that the man committed suicide from grief
;nh over M IN "n pory dressed ' 'ee' seven
This IS the twelfth person that has Jumped from
the Bridge since II was Dullt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19
GERMAN TROOPS on FRENCH SOIL.
BODIES OF PRUssIANs WHO FELL AT Stall DE
LIVERED OVER BY FRENCH REGIMENTS
AND TAKEN ACROSS TIE BORDER.


Berlin June 1e.-The bodies Of the oihcers an"
soldiers Of the Prnssian Caid who fell at stall Just
over the French border In 1870, were remo''"
Yesterday 70 German soil with solemn mh'aIy
ceremonies. In the morninS a detachment OF 'ne
Prussan guards ard company of Infantry cr"sS'u
the frontier rhey received nt stall by SNer"'
regiments Of French troops. drawn up In hoIo"
square under the command Of General lamont cm
cf the sixth French Army Corps. The c"linS were
delivered formally to the Germans. the French an"
German chaplains made brief addresses. ana w
procession then moved 10 the border. thc fr'no"
troop, marching I'm the rear on the line General Won
Haeseler commander nj Metz. and his shh h'''
General lamont and invited him 20 enter ''rhah
territory under the escort OF company of hiNNarS'
General lamont rode down the German iih'' S''"-'
and then Withdrew. The bodies were buried NJ inc
c,ot Of 4 rrouun,ut near Cravclottc. The firing oi
three Nollcys the graves ended the ce"ih.W =,
All the German officers who were ai Stll Pr"i9' Wv
courtesy and generosity Of the French io"p. ~ iehu''
ing military honor, t. The dead Prnssian SonierS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19
UrivY loss cirSED ~ Az ELEcTRIC WIRE.

Chicago Innc IS.--As II result Of fire early this
morning In the 81. story binding a Tho corner ~
Wala.lIaNr. and C"rgrr,s -. tier" remains '"oN
lut thc shell walls of 10000 structure nol"sing
the wr,cnagc which represents, all told. loss "l
between 5.5r.OpO and 100000. Th" heaviest losses
l,y tho fir, are til" O. ". Richardson Company
carpct,. curtains rugs and oilco'h The CHM lnb-
li,hing Company Nosc a sons pianos \. i. 'ha''
& co. pianos. Their combined losses ~" placed az
ahout ..OO oDO The nr, WIS started by an electric
llrli wire The loss H. we'll covered bt Insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19
MISSIONS AyyIvERSARY CELEBR iTION.

Williamsiown Mas. June l..-Ihc annual prayer
meeting ui Mission Park. In comnrirorall"h "i INV
birth OF foreign missions at ulat place i"r'y N'"' y
ago WAS held this afternoon. The Rev Dr. 't""
d,rd william; Ni presided and offered prayer
speeches or prayer, also given by the Rev. Nr'
Iavnc. OF IIadl"y. Mas: Dr. Fuller. missionary
at .intaD College. Anab. Asia, ana Dr. -, orlc Il,
schauiiIrr Of New York CITY Nbont -,o ptor t"ir,
Williams alumni. 1h. senior clas, Of Wliil'nlS
college attended in caps and gowns ana leu '"e
Slncinn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19
r,r KAISER SURPRISES THE PO>EN GARRISON.

nerln June 1s.-Three days ago Emperor Wll'ah
thoroughly surprised the Ioscn gIrrSon. At ocoR
=, ,bc m rning all ihr railway officials In Po'sd" re-
cciyed orders 10 prepare traih ana 10 ''o' III N
munication with Posen. except Sneh as n''s", w
- ,o clcar the Ine At q O'Clock the Emperor
,,,, hs idedecamp. alighed at the Poscn stauoh
49,, rroccded directly TO the barracks square, where
-, aove the signal OF alarm. Within half an No'ir
~ " ,roons were drawn up ready to take the h'ld
~. rmneror took bis place at the bead Of the COL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19
SENATOR STANFORD MAY RESIGN

PRECLUDE ACTIVE WORK IN WASHINGTON.
San Francisco June Ex-senator stanford VINO mas
been III ever since his return from washington s'A
weeks ago. is slowly recupcrating In his MEMO i'rN
home The trouble with the Senator Is that MS near
Ing is very much affected and that he Is so "eaH ~
his legs from gout as TO be almost unable to Walk
without assistance Otherwise he Is all right. There
Is good authority for the statement that Mr. stan
ford will not return to Washington this fall unless
the complexion Of Congress Is such as to make MS
vote necessary to Republicans to carry great parry
questions He has decided to resign from the Senate
unless the party leaders deem his presence In the
senate imperative.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19
THE PARNELI.TTES MAY WITlinRAW.

THEIR THREAT IN RELATION TO CONCESSIONS
TO THE OPPOSITION on THE HOME RULE blLL'
London. June Is.-Scvcral OF the Antlfarh' ''''
members of the House OF Commons nav" receive"
complaints fr III their constituents for n"' "PP"''"@
the Government concessions 4" the n"ni~'> III INV
d,lotc on the Hon" Rule bill. Tho lnrn'Ih"S h"N'
,u,,matoo to the Ministry that they will withdraw
from. In, lIous, I'm , event If further conrc'~i"'
heinr made Mr. sections supporters are disposed 10
take similar action. The lollA'"FN o VI '"N "' !"
favor Of adhcring % the Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19
srvrrvcrp FOR RIoTlNG At MAEsovAN.

Con.taniinoplo jun :s.-Tn" triHl ~ Armcniahs
accused o. binS concerned In a." n"iing ~ ''>"I''
and Nnr-ovan lat sprrS. has jn'' been '"'''"'' ."
,prora seventeen 81 the pri,oners Including iro-
-. T,ounoi,u and Professor KayIyan. were con
dnncd 10 death: six. including tho Protestant pastor
=, ci,crc. were sentenced 70 hfic"n years lnpI'"h
mont, ciraioen were sentenced To impri',n ~ ~ oI
terms ranging from so'cr u Ten years "'@ ''''''
were acquitted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19
worKlxGNEy AND POLICE II COLLISION.

Vienna June I-.-riNc thoH-and w"rhinsm"n' III
defiance Of polio. prohibition. ho' m""l- IN i"V"'
- u,,iye.sal ,i'iIasc at Wei-scnhrg toddy. Nh'
the police attempted to di>i"r-" 'h' h'''lnE '"N
,,crc received with a Voll'y from rcNolN'ro ana a
iovvcr of STONES. \ commi,.ary 81 police wa Killed
and five pollccmcr were critically injured. 'h inc
otl.r ,idc. twenty ,iN vorlingmcn w"r" wounded
,unycr,al suffrage mc"tine held In Prague j d 10
.,r,ilor encounter In which thirteen policemen ana
fnurr, on wOrhingmcn were w"ulh'h ana one "o'A" -
,u,, ,v,s Killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19
THE coMrE DHMs-oSvILLE's SPEECH.

Paris, June l-.-Thc Cont" d'llau',onNih' l'""'r
n tho Monarchl,i party and general representative
of tho Comic dc Paris. delivered LONG sr'''A ~
rnvali.f ltuquc In tli, ctv TO-DAY u" "T"h
,riiici.rf the doing Of tn Recent irn'l '"h4'''
especially in connection VIII Ii' f"h""'" ana"
scandal. Tie Chamber Of D"pui"' hn" "''"'',''
he ,ad. to rchabtatc p"litica' c"TrHr'"t' J"
,n.,,cd :, all Cou.crvaiiv, factions 70 unit In
,bc general elections IN support of pr"cI'tnn" "l
nnliic honesty social defence an religious liberty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19
GREAT rnRoxG VISITING PRINCE BISMARCK

Ecrlin juno ls.-Thir y-hvc hundred M"c"Ichp"rN'r'
went to Frcdrich,ruh to-day To pay h"inaS" I" iFl'
i.rarck With them were 1000 liambn'e'r'. i""
l'r,ncc made u lon- speech. In which h" ri"r'" u"
the day Of Waterloo and 10 "erm"nN' 'h''' !" Wv
hatto. He wa, "ntlusESiicallV 'hr'r'" -" ~"
loo,cd halo and hearty ana not AZ aI an''"i
" tho extreme heat. The thermometer registered
* degrees Fahrenheit I'm III" shade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19
THINK THE ARMY BILL WILL PASS.
VIEWS OF THE BERLIN CORRESPONDENTS Of
TWO LONDON PAPERS.

Iondon June 10.-Thc Berlin correspondent OF " No
nouv Ncvs~ SAYS: There cannot be the slch'ost
doubt ina, the Army bill will De passed with good
majority -, pr,, oros,ordo,, cxprcsses
.ho somc opinion. somewhat less cmphat"nny'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19

umn and marched with the garrison through me Ise
streets ~ the ciy. which by lhS time was c Mus
awake with surprise At breakfast with the oii''Fs
the Emperor expressed himself as highly piea.sd
with the promptncss and fine appearance oi "'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19
DEATH, FROM CHOLERA IN FRANCE

Paris. June ls-The following cholera returns ior
saturday were received to-day Avirncn. on" d"aih .
vriya.. two deaths Montpelier three d"aii' 'e''''
deaths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19

o'clock traffic was resumed There was no Violence
The simply quit work and went home ana no. ai" !,
not attempt Ia prevent the company running ers =, II
IN do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19

PRESIDENT CAINoT DECIDEpLf bErrEK'
Paris. June Is.-Prc>idcn, Carnoi was reported "'
decidedly better to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19
THE GOVERNMENT GAINING.
ONLY ONE GERMAN ELECTION DISTRICT
NOT YET HEARD FROM

ryr MAJORITY AGAINST THE BILL NOW ONLY
THIRTEEN. WITH Isl SECOND BALLOTS
xrcr.s,RY-THE PROBABLE GOVERN
MExT CARTEL - RALLYiNG IhH
c1FR1cALs AGAINST SOCIALISM
TIE CAMPAIGN BECOMING
BITTERLY PERSONAL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-03

PULLMAN PALACE , ! -i
RICHMOND and ilNsubt h'
pancy At . y. ST.; sis3 Pu.iu.-
burg 10 Louisville % kld..li DIT.
Trains arrive Richmond ii1l
the West daily 80 A. ID,
+. a. from Norfolk AMI 20
2:2O p. ~, and Nestibulgi
L. ". f.. .t'
pas. t.
WE E.tl..
Genorll To-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-03
GENTS FOR THE VTCTOR

n DOOR FASTENER. sells ut sight 10 every
ono. Sample by mail 10 cents: one dozen 80
cents. 4. ID. HOWARD MANUFACTURING
COMPANY, Providence, X. !. ap 30-Gt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-03

WANTED, POSITION IS BUUh-
w KEEPER or ASSISTANT BOOK-KEEPER
by young lady who has Just graduated az the
Charlotte Commercial College, Charlotte, y. c.
Thoroughly able mentally aud physically. Plea
SAINT surroundings more desirable than large
salary. Address BOOK-KEEPER, 80 Ashe
street, Greensboro. v. {. ap :4-1t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-03

Weldon. ,Innic,p,ITicke,.
fCorrasponience Of tire Richrnont Dlspa,ch

IC1rr's oOnlenoe oI iEe N'hlnlht UIsnhIHh.I
NsipoS. y. C.. May The municii al clec-
ton Zero passed Oh quietly yesterday. There
ver. tWo %. Ert, Ia The fold. but only a slight
old errlre 10 tham. Tho following ticket was
elected: Mayor. j. T. GoocL; Commissioner
.. J.. And IS. z. smith ". b. Tiuerv. 4.
s.. Allen. Joan Howard, Bug Parker, and j. a.
Aston.
Invitations are out foy german here Thurs
day uHrt. H. affair promises to De Drlhan,
fI"-gi rve1t.
Nls- Temp Hamilton, Of Baltimore, who has
hs0u CD % Visit ~ friends here. returned home
yesterday. Miss Hamilton 90 one Of the love
A.-' yoIus la.i~' 4 the Monumental CITY.
Ar. y. u. Mullen. 81 Petersburg. was here TO-
dd+.
,r. ,. ". Parker. Jr.. of Richmond, was at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-03
stripping Strawberries from GreenviIe.

IAof -poDdcIfc ui the tN'hUnud DlSpatcD.l
GEEENyuLF, X. C., May Allen Warren &
sou, pT,priefor- OF Iaycrslde Nursery. shipped
niiy crates OF Strawberries from hero last week
ami fxpr-f th9ir snipInoat5 this week to resca
400 crates.
tho .outhcrn p0rtJn Of this county, had an
cirh'-acre piecs o. woods banned of. As soon
a. Tie IRE was ont be- valkei through the place
Gud found seven y--wo dead rabbits.
Inns section a. 90 tte midst u a drought and
cotton Is coming up but poorly for want Of rain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-03
qhe p,.cen,,n.,al panqn.,.

fCorre,poadence Of tho Richmond Dispafcn.l
WILLIAMSBURG. Va. May "a number nj the
members o. Magruder-Kwell Camp, Confederate
Veterans, left hore this morning Tor ioanos
Janea City county, who're session OF tho ca',p
viii 10 held for the benefit OF the county meni-
bcra ~
Mr.. Robert NJ. Hughes and Colonel George w.
Johnson, OF Norfolk, representing the Winam
and Mary Alumni Association, VIII DC 49,
'rues1nv tho mn nrcxlnlo. to moet y committee
from the Visltorial Board 20 arrange TOT the p-
centennial banquet which will DO he'd on ~o
oYnnine OF lima 2laf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-03

C,ALARY Or COMMISSION TO
- AGENTS to hnnile the patent CHEMICAL
ISK-ERASING PENCIL. The most useful and
novel invention OF the age. Erases ink tho
roughly IN two seconds. Works Ike mage.
200 to 500 per cent. profit. Agents make $50 per
week. We also want general agent to take
charge of territory and appoint sub-agents. y
rare chance to make money. Write for terms
aud specimen o. erasing. MONROE ERASER
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, y. I24 la
Crosse. Wis. my 2-ly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-03
Hoods s se'ais Cures

any Inconvenience. ] can eat anything once
more. and can use my voice as well as ever"
Mrs. JAMES BAKER, Locust Valley, Long Island