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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
Consecratod by Bishop Van de Vyver

TNUfCIhI TrTtEIUIH 70 TIV JIHVf07 II
NORFOLK, VA. May 1s.-Thc now colored
Catholic church, and schO)l-buhding, on
Queen street. was blessed to-day by Right
Rev. A. Van Sc Nyver. Bishop Of Richmond, iol-
lowed by holy mass and sermon. Tonight
there VII be doyouons, a sermon, and benedic-
ton Of the blessed sacrament
Rov. Father Barre. Of Boston. IL at 81 Vim
cents Hospital suffering considerably from o
Inn- Mo tho leg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
JOHNSON 6 SONS ASSIGNMENT
Bill Tned TO set the Deed Aslde-Re-
spondents Deny the Charges.
Special telegram to thu DisDl;c1.

Special telegram 70 thu DisDlic1.l
IyNcnBURG. VA, Nay lS.-Ihs Neriden
tConn) Briitania Company nlcd here today
through their counsel Il blll 10 set ASIDE Tho 70
G, Mt assignment oil +. ID. johnson * Son, tn"
Jewellers. of this city. The hill charges that IN
the decd of assignment all the property OF the
Meesrs johnson NaB not conveyed. In tie deed
mo Morl1en Company las 5i.7l2 - credited 10
10 IN tho third c.ass. The company aim l. To-
have the deed set aside, aud IN case they sue
coed ia doing So, they will have tho first len Oh
the assetr Ol the urm that assigned.
IuE ANSWFR.
Tho answer OF r. u. Johnson & Son 80 The
CHARGE r. denounced ar reckless aud false,
aud in support OF This DENIAL those respondents
cite the fact that tho complainant when called
uton 10 assign a reason Tor bringing TINS SUIT
without first giving them an opportunity 10 cor
rect any error, II any existed "siatod through
It's counsel that u reiranod irum So dong be-
cause 70 knew that those respondents would cor
rect any supposed or actual error and hat II
did lot want any correction made
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
LURAY'S LIVELY CONTEST.
Another Democrat in the Field-spicy
Developments Expected.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch
IrRAY. Va. MAY lS.-The contest for the
clorkshlp Of the court OF this county IL growing
moro lively. Tho withdrawal from the canvass
Yesterday Of MIR. :. j. Klcuoy Was followed to-
dny tv the announcement Of Mr.. Is. W. Petty
QDemocraU against tho present Incumbent MI
A. Broadfus. IL IA alleged that the latter mas
s,tue danaging letters against MIR Rchey that
.Dc,a.iouei his withdrawal after tho agreement
hctwccn the two to use no money Tor corrupt
purposes Rchey issued a second circular letter
io-day IA ropiy e. one nom Broaddus In answer
10 bis dret again calling Tor tho publication OF
the letters \ reply 10 this Is looked Tor to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
"N-rL5TtR'S PLUCkY JAlEER.
-'ed a Negro ilend from Iynching-
cooked Down KryoiVsrs' Huzries.

'o''i Down Keyoivsrs' 5uzzies-
''o-ai PLUCK Of Adam Forney. jailer at
fAte1 ihe mock OF william Shorter.
b.. "i' made an Gttcmp. " commit IL
. .se upon Mss Cley0nRor Wodnes-
... rs HH.9i . O'Clock u crowd VI about
l. sriled men arrived al The jan and
b. ". Iar dDof Nj fOrney answered
D.. 80 Who theIo3" without open
eyf We came after tho negro
t-. , io1 can't have hifn,' snssetod M
". 'ho leader then ordered. "No. j,
s.l ..e4fe Gr. FOraey then opened the
ti-.. PIC Nli uIrI Ihs porch. and fnocAod
t,.-i '. over $40 railing % a BRICK pave
ga ~ iisron feet 10 ras then ooforcd
a. zen fetp.Vcfh ana ordered 20 surrender
81 20 'bo coils. This be positively declined
.r' '-sl tLo crowd rusnoi ln, aud. after
Tons of'1 ihe rrel door with a cr0wbsr, made
L, ~ iu scatch VI shorter.
ava ~ N~e por o. a the party hsd
&sa 's,l' Oat Dezldes being locked tho
80, "ofAs With CONFIRMATION lock
"'"'i nei eDeE. Wiz several
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19

AnE WI AbsN hAhh
LIVERPOOL, Nav IS Noon.-I otton May ami
June. It'd June and July, 7.did., also
I s-64d. iuiv ami August, s-Dfi.. also
4 g-s4d.. also iO-O4d Also D-b4d. Angus
and september, ll-6td. October and No
vemher. I If-O4i. November aud Decembcrs
lj-u4d. December ami January. ld-dtL
IN American midilng far az I'D (;
good miJding. J-idi. middhug, 'i-lob. I;
low midd1ng, l-lbd. good ordinary,
3 i5-lBd.: ordinary SD; May. 18id,
value; May AMI June. 1-h4d value; Juno AMI
July. S-64a4 9-H4t; July and August
: iO-GFa4 l2-54d.; August AMI ceptomber'
4 I2-dai, buyers; September and Ofoo"r.
4 i3-Gfai l4-bti; October and November
iJ-64d.. BUYERS. November AMI December
iB-64at l7-bld.: December and January
4 1850. Futures closed steady.
NRN YORK. NAV ls.-tOttCu steady uIlands,
: 1916; orleans. y l-tuc.: sales, sol bai"s ,
low miidhng Ttsc. Futures closed quiet AMI
stesdy: salos, $500 bales; May, $50; juno,
$50; July, s7.is; August 500 scptemner'
s1.C2; October. SOS: November t.f4 De-
cembcr, s0st; January, ,7.S7.
Consolidated net receipts, all porte. TO-DAY
$.N90 bales, ekpof's-Hrent Britain, -
bales. France, loo bales: Continent, =.
bales stock. j33,sjl hale-. Totals - far this
week: Not rcceipis. 20,sU6 bales exports 10
Great nriiam. 3s,O23 bales; France, 2,Os'
bales to the Continent, 20, log bales.
NEw ORLEANS, MAY iS-tuiures sealy
s422: July. s7.2s Augurt. $3.50; sepiemo'r,
s1.3s; October S1+3; NOyombcf s"if; De-
cember, SGj3.
NAvAL-SrORE MARkkrS
WHMNGroS, \. e., May ls.-Rosin steady
stranei. SOC; good strained. DO lurpen-
tine quiet al pc. Tar nrm Al 1Jc. crude
tmpentlne steady; hard, 81; soft and virgin,
sl.bb.
sAvANNAH. Ga, May ls.--Turpontine steady
at25c. Rosin IN good demand: a, 49, &, ID, aui
b, slO5; +. $40; q. si.l6; u, sl1b |, t2.-";
X, t2.2j; N. 1850; y. t3l0; wiudow-gla-s,
S34b: water white, $500
CHAhEsrOS. :. G.. May lS.-Iurpentn Do
firm AZ : &c. Rosin crm: good straLed, 81.
LONDON, May lS.-lurpentins. %'soi.
NORFOLK PEANUT Market
lRoporioi for the Dispatch.
NoRFOIE. VA, May lS.-MGrxet dun Prime,
4i.a4i &C.. extra prime, 4Lc. fancy, 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19

Reported for the Dispatch.l
NAY 1S.-Only two packages were soli AZ auc-
ton on Change to-day.
Private sales: Filters, s cutters, 4; wrappers,
4: dark. lS-to,al. "a hOgshesds.
Mr.. W. 4. Barker, OF New York, Was on Change
today
business continues very quiet. Planters had a
small loose sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
10 HOLDERS OF
VIRGINIA
BONDS.

The announcement ha- just been fs1,iy~i
frofn London that the international 'unlfnftfe1
aupotutoi % rs tho rate. ~ ahiHn mo nns W.
cinia century bond. ars o. ~ tirtrirnfoi % O."
holders 81 tho fefrrai classel NJ u.l virginia
bnnf- ant coupons untor fnr tea s"'finfnsni -
February. 1897. mas ~ Tact mtis ~ rHfsHt ani
B, "a expected that the afrlhnge ~ i'"l '"f-
.inoates Tor Tho new lon T. sih feif 500
begin. .,-.
IA our ylfginia-Boni circular - NnFemlef'
1901 .e said: Aflrf sfeiul siuis ~ me
.a-a ia al ~ bearings 80 have prepared tneiv'
lowing table showing the result ~ tusdins We
lebt AZ tho rates therein -ugf'rind ~ us, shth
v : tntnk would ~ Al equitable kni s1sef~~fN
,ntltlou OF the problem. fhs cables hus a.
.a-o,seI Indicate thaf the nsures AZ shi-n ~
Two mott ifn portrait rlAssn. " I'D hDis -nstneu,
~nON~OI>' aud "lo.tns are tg 80 90.
.lauget FOR Century Bouts Aht fNe lrfi
NIX SANE mat VIZ ~IfNf~l - ~ ~ \
,IfCULAK ABOVE hEfliNEb 10 soeh
FliaIrFEN NON iu~ Atu
He shall 10 plsaset DO flrufh inief' ~ We
Pool teftirratsp r"Dresentiug Virginia Hnfs .
rounous upOn aspiration, any llrttf Fafl ..
lars IN regard 90 the lnfsrsiHn 'r - hahk' 4.
their csrtncai-s that may b. nnihlnauie. 50
W. are prepared - arrange ~ fu I'd hniiefH ~
exchange " their r-rf.i sfrs if a. noS -
Der cont. Centpry bIni-
(orrssrOndence invited.
JOuN 1. WILLIAMS = suNs. bsnkrfa,
Team anI Man streets,
nyp kichmond. "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
uAHISE INrELLIoEsCR.

liNlAl l IN AlshANA's NAV ~ A0c's
sun rises ......... 4:5S uIGB VIpE
sun sets .......... INA Morning. .....-... 5;0N
Moon sets.........llf0 krening. ........- -
PoRToF RICHMOND. MAY IL, 1898.
ARkIvKp.
steamer Ariel, Dsyo. Norfolk. merchant 90
and passengers: iryin Weisiger, agent
Schooner Maggie T. Lawrence. Holloear,
Charleston. phosphate rock, Allison Addison.
schooner I. Morris Peroii, Randolph, New
YORK, light, TO load pine wood.
POkTOF NEWPOdP NEWS, NAY ls, lsNj.
lbytsiorraph.l
AkRlygD.
British steamship Fonciana, Pensacola
British steamship Iladiolus, New orleans
American steamship Enhu Thompson. Rich
moul.
Italian bark Sofia ~. Nov YORK.
SAILED
schooner james Ives Providence.
schooner j. d. Williams, Auyn's Point
British steamship frliciana. Duukifk.
PORT or WEST POINT. NAY rs, 1893.
80 tsicgrapn.l
ARRIVED
steamship Richmond DAVIS, New YORK, pas
sengers ana general cargo
steamship kalunOre, Geoghegan, Balunofe
passengers aud general cargo.
steamer Elm cry. har-naii' Nalker,on' pas
sengcr5 aud general cargo.
SAILED.
steamship Richmond. Davis, New York. PAS
sengers aud general cargo
steamship Baltimore, Geoghogan, Baltimore
pasaengers and general cargo.
steamer Elm City. Marshall, Walkerton pa
sougers aud general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
GRAIN ANOC COTTON EXCHANGE.

RIcHAOSp. May lS.-OFFERINGS-W Wheat. 20
bushels. corn, iai bushels, oats, 1000 BUSH
els.
sALES-Wheat, 20 bushels.
QUOTATIONS..
WHEAr.--Longberry, 75a7Sc hitei. 13n11c
Shortberry. 1Oa17c. No. red, 1bc.
,oRE-White, primo Virginia, bag lots. Doc;
M. . white. 5jc.: No. mixed. oHleaJjc.
OATs.-NO. mixed, 36bsa37c.; NJ. mixod,
3jlsa36c.
KyF--DJa7Oc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
eicHmoNo TOBACCO MARKET.

FlouR-we quote: Fine t2as?.2j; super
fine s2.2jas2.j 50: extra, S5as3.j0. family, sia
s4.oO; patent, s4.75aeJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices or Monev. Bonds ssseSs Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &c.. and the
Weather Indications
tBy telegraph 10 tbs Dispatch

lby Telegraph 10 tbs Dispatc1.l
" WASHINGTON, u. C.. May ls.-Fore-
Iran cast Tor twenfy-fonr hours-from mid
tus lnight to midnight-for Virginia: Fair
Nwcather: warmer; uorthwes, winds,
becoming variable.
For North Carolina Fair weather; slightly
warmer In The interior: variable Winds. Z.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

BALTIMORE. May IS.-Virgnia IS, 90 hii
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern lists, lO1a
IO.34 consolidated gas stock. 1SasaJy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19

Wednesday night lone robber held up the
eaat- bound texas and Pacific train at Kemp,
Tex, and riGed the express-car Of all the yalu-
abe packages In sight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
NOT so ARpUora

Tho place "a one whore the duties are not near
20 arduOus a. those dcvOlving upon him In his
present position. DIR. Jones' has several books
that he do 'ires 10 write ana he will have ample
time 20 prepare those bOoks In his new place.
Although Dr. Jones has boon I'm Atlanta bat q
q prominent place 10 tho public eye, especially
in all the affairs relating 20 Confederate vete-
rams. DR.. Jones, taking about the mater TO-
Dignt, eaid: " IL ellis my hear. with Joy 10 know
that can return 10 dear Old Virginia in con-
genial employment. There ~ not heart but
must thrOb with enthusiasm AZ tho name Of Viz
gina. whose gallant sons "a war baye been equal
20 the statesmen she has furnished IN time 81
peace To live IN the land Of Lee is enough TO
make m Old man young again
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
CHAPLAIN OF THE DIVERSITY.
DR. !. william Jones Called and Accepts
the Positiop-Giad to lie Back.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch,

Especial telegram 70 the Dispaich.l
ATLANTA, GA, May lS.-Tbe many Georgia
friends Of Dr. j. William JoDea the able assist
ant secretary OF the Home Mission Board Of the
southern Baptist Convention. will rogre, 10
learn that he ~ soon 60 leave Atlanta 10 live IN
virginia. lie has been called 20 DO chaplain Of
the University Of Virginia and has accepted tho
call. Ho wii! begin the discharge OF his new
duties some time In the iall. until which time be
viii probably remain As assistant secretary Of
tho Home Mission Board. The University o.
virginia has about 600 scholars from oil over
The South in Attendance, and the duties 81 Dr.
Jones VIII DO TO open tho school with prayer each
morning and 20 preach 70 the students every
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19

tUlIAGO IfNI-SlOlk NAEkLI.
CHICAGO. Ill. Mag lS-Cattle: Receipts.
1900 head: shipments. 1000 head. Market
steady; primo. s5.5Oas5SO; medium and uac-
ful, t47hatS@O: others. siaS+5O: tod Tex
ans s3J0asL35 grassors, S2sOas3lo.
Hogs Receipts. 1000 head. shipments,
5000 head. Market opened lower nnd cl,sei
stronger. Mixed and packers, s1.3oAs '.JJ
heavy, s7.5jss765; light. $50.
sheep: Receipts, 1000 head: shipments,
300 head. Mafke: steady. Clipped Texans.
s250aei70: clipped natives and westerns,
sIneb p. lam ha. slas l. 40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
BASEBALL
Ac.


Look n this s'heinie leaves birhmon1 sac.
nrday night. May sOih. - 10 orot -tarI.
arrives At Newport News a. 4 n AMI NJ.
folk at -.lO 4. ". Leaves NurfnIk ~uuIfF a.
T. " ami Newport News at T. NJ s.n9as sf
Richmond about $50 SUNDAY uIght
Tickets also god o. return 'ha i0iiHFInr tn~a
day. May 20. 1904
Ample time Slnisv o. visit nif I.inf. 500.
cinta beach, Ocoan View. iiNrHl foo. saiIIrIe.
tiome. A.
Meals AMI refreshments nn sffau.Ur
Muse by R grand 80 'hesfr..H.
adte. saloon rcseryed 90 IH.."H|F fr f.rHU.
.t d. .I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
FIVE ARRESTS MADE.
.4ioN OF TIE PENSION LAWS
w., rslNcESS ANNE COUNTY.
-, and Gentleman Among the Of
co,,on-Factory on tho Co
.,.ti,e rian for Portsmouth.

..,.e,csram 20 tho Wspatch.l
Va. Nav iS-Deputy United
,'..l,s Cross. Eastwood, aud
...,.,r went 10 Princess Anne coun-
with warrants for tho arrest
...of persons near the court
.t.. county on the charge Of ViO-
4. IutcI states pension laws.
Give arrcsts TO-DAY two WHITE
...........r.l The former are highly
..... residents Of Princess Anne,
and ,hc ether a gentleman. The
4k and unable 90 leave her
...fr1 for her appearance. and
v.... brought to Norfolk tins
Ill. arrests were made upon
.t -.m 'h, department. nj Wash
.t. United States District Attor-
tD~UITTrp.
An tired in the Norfolk
~. Che charge Of setting fire
. Ir1k.e. and destroying
...-- was ncqWitod last night
..-l from custody.
$4,000 Subscribed.
1854. .ail last night so. 900 was
t. .taf- the movement q raise
START % cotton-.aciory in
.l f.. cooperative system.
tu.1 lu Charlotte, y. G. A
..a lr.nb'a company owning q
..f land adjoining the navy-yard
r.. SITE "a the rIyer front for
NAVAL MOTIFS
...r..r ilUsh Laws reported for
r,tu- ola the nitc1 Statcs re-
..I uuklu ~ the maynard.
t.. DISCO steamer America, from
-rtDl st the ui,ol States
lieht for supplies for to
i..
twenty-five paintcrs ON
-. uomtor tmphtrto were
.... tle uavy-yard last night.
..l>.tn FOR NGur WARS.
t.N Of frank Brumlev lco-
uoratiou Court. charged
..,ter # Mary Carey. has re-
nt.ace a eight years IL the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
LOST. srxAYKD. AND FOUND.

T OST, BETWEEN PARK AVENUE
i ! and Grace street. a SArCHEL, containing
a bunch Of keys, a $40 note, and certain papers
worthless except 20 the owner. Suitable reward
II Iefg at the DISPATCH ONCE. my lg-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
mo WILLTAM T. SULLIVAN, SAM.

UEL n. SULLIVAN, SALLY SULLIVAN.
AM isADORA MORTON Take notice nat
shan on the 5th day Il JUNK. lsea, us0ee 80
ton 2Aes Of she Code Of ssf,n.< ae$8 9s
i.sse OF certain dssA Of trust bearing daes 49,
ssubsr n. ls72, snd Of record N she coono0gy
Court CisfkS ofnoe 10 TIE etsy q ktdeuoo4;
vss, SIDE q Ssceas srsss bssyen ysdessl eaA
Ccutts sasSess, bstas nes q ~ - IN D.
vars sddsSiop, n Ne CRY - kne0ea4 - l)vsA
"a secars s dent Gus 70 vMto0 !, elaeyAn.
samuel q. euitvea. eAuy eenxaA - lc19fe
~ az, ~ A.,sssss kja
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
y1JORLD's-FAIR FX,URSIoNs.

yAyORLD'S-FAlR EXCURSIONS.
w GNks NORl ps.i ATS lAII Isluht
icaye Rrhmoni Nkthl1 f irsfm.fi l.Hi.
rrckshurg ana fotnmh HrI apHlf. Il' Itn
trains over TennsglFaun rf.I..lI ff.I .H.Hf
Niagara fal- AMI MaftInr COON. .r Il. f-in
River and Sew lort sf eIfnf tif|.IHr". .Iff
Everything nr~f- ls.s i.lf ff fI..I. a.l
Holy lan1 Dream urf~i= ..II f' sI Nnra
send Tor programme anl 'ul r1rf.iit.H
p fli D.. Af.uf
lRIrhWnnd Nlr'. iHnpanI
81. raai lrsHi afHstf.
mya-Im Nrhm'lf. So.
EXCURSION To WASHINGTON.
~ SATURDAY Ninur Nu 600. fH NU
Monday. Train loasos eliza infIHu Hi B d frIs.a
T. ". Eeturliog. lrtr. 49, tenHra .h SEQ.
DAY, Nav ,si. q t.r'.k o. N hHf.
DAYS. Round TIP ..H .I Aril lInNl sos
& 60. ap 80, SOS Nf,,I.It .I..I ..Is 's ' "a
40 WITH SrUktr IOpii. g. %.
" q. b.. oi Mnntbs.trU f MIST POTS
Nhii-NuNpAl. Nav lr'I hn
i,ncing Tta.u lragr. WtHrhr.fef.nf 81.
iii hmDni al SD. AMI D. ."fI Hih
$50 kouui TRIP Gentlemen. tf.. .tHt
.uc. children und-r year o' ffn, F ...
mit'ee. X. Green. 4. . hllnEen.h.p. ?
smith, aud =. u W klueuu.
ap sonny ,,p.it,tt.inls fi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19

was fair aud pleasant. Tho skies vere clear NJ
midnight
Range Of the thermometer az the ircnt door "
-. nrrp rct ofTira
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
PERSONAL

RICHMOND, VA, May .. 1898.
yI-EHAVETHIS DAY APPOINTED
w X. K GARRETT OUR AGENT TO conduct
n general merchandise business 81 Narins 0rovss
Va, TO bar and sell for cash only.
INV Inav GATES q BROWN.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-13

The Telegram u the election
of Joseph Banigan to the presidency of
the newly formed rubber trust.
In the same connection it refers to
some semi-local business enterprises in
which Mr.. Banigan is interested, but
does not mention the fact that he owns
a large majority of the stock of the COR
poration that owns and publishes the
Telegram.
The fact that the Telegram is the
professed, or professional, smasher Of
all unholy combinations and trusts was
not noted. Neither was the fact that
the rubber trust issued a circular warn
ing all dealers that an advance of 80
per cent. in the price of rubber goods,
as one OF its first official acts, noticed.
There is an interesting connection
between these several facts, mentioned
and unmentioned by our trust smash
ing contemporary, which is very easily
traced.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-13
ANNOUNCED IN BOsrON.n

The esteemed Journal remarks this
morning that cit was announced In
Boston yesterday that President Mcleod
of the New England road had signed
the deeds conveying the land of that
corporation needed for the west approach
to the new passenger station"
This is only a euphemistic way for
the Journal to o from the "beat"
the News had on the important piece of
news yesterday.
The News is the only paper that
ANNOUNCED" the signing of the deed by
President Mcleod yesterday, in Boston
or elsewhere. 1t was one Of the long
series of exclusives the News has had,
upon the terminal, the street railway
and other large business interests.
We are not inclined to exult unduly,
but we are especially glad that our con-
slant and untiring efforts to further the
business interests and growth of the
city are appreciated by the business
community.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-13

10 the Editor OF the Nevs
If the people Of this city would emulate the
spirit of the Irishmen there would be not the
slightest delay In raising the money neces-
sary TO send a representative TO Chicago. The
Ancient Order of Hibernians recently met
and decided to send one of their number to
England to lay before Mr.. Gladstone a set Of
resolutions in favor of home rule. 1t rc-
CURED but q few days to raise the funds
necessary and select q delegate.
There are every day illustrations
of his point happening in our city. The
Order of Hibernians has practically no inter
est whichever in home rule. Its success or
failure will neither add TO nor detract from
their income, nor In any way affect their
material interests In their adopted country ,
and yet the order does not hesitate to defray
the expense Of sending a man abroad. II the
citizens of Providence had half the local
pride that the Hibernians have for Ireland
the money for sending our representative to
Chicago would be on hand before next satur-
day. AN FRESHMAN.
May -, 1893.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-13
II Means Dollars.

To the Editor Of the Neics
want to add my word of commentator to
the many letters which l have read in the
News relative to the project of sending a man
to Chicago TO represent the city's interest In
Chicago.
There only remains now TO collect
the necessary money. and it seems to me
that the question Of that kind would not be
difficult 10 settle. / take IL for granted that
the various business mems organizations
which have taken an interest in the matter
will contribute to tho enterprise, but every
manufacturer in the city ought also to
add to the fund either by large or
small amounts. This is a matter in which
business firms are more interested than the
masses of the people. Every new industry
will contribute its quota of working people
and consumers TO the city's population, and
every industrious citizen added TO the city
means so many dollars added TO tho money
spent here. The merchants ought TO respond
literally. ~LIDERALITY.
May 10, 1891.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-13

tory and not mandatory, which, it is un.
derstood. IL another way Of saying that 1t
10 not binding and need not necessarily
b followed.
1t 10 well to remember that when three
justices Of the supreme court first heard
this case they promptly decided that the
court had no jurisdiction because the
senate and house of represen tstives we're
the sole judges of the election and quail
fcation OF members Of these bodies and
this reasoning seemed to be In
accordance with common sense. But
here again the lay mind was at fault, for
hen the full bench looked into the mat
ter IL declared that this reasoning wasa''
good law, and of course 1t follows a. a
matter Of course that 1t wasn't Common
sense either.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-13
PERSONAL.

Wee Hume Pene, who was cook TO a
mining camp only three years ago, owns
the whole of one and a half of another i'm
portant mine in Arizona, and is reputed to
be worth at least $3,0OO,0 O0.
Miss Bessie p. Holmes of NORTHAMPTON.
Mass, violinist, daughter of one of Mount
Holyoke colleges most brilliant musical
teachers, Mrs. Eliza Wilder Holmes. has
Just been admitted to the Royal Conserva-
tory Of Music Of Berlin. This is a high
honor, as of the 81 candidates from all
parts Of the world only 10 were admitted.
Mrs. Holmes is also at Berlin with her
daughter.
George r. Kunhardt of Lawrence, Mass.
and Miss Martha +. Knapp, daughter of
James II. Knapp, manufacturer, of South
Norwalk, Conn.,, were married nj the
residences of the brides parents on Satur-
day. Rev. James M. Taylor, president of
Vassar college and formerly pastor of the
South Norwalk Baptist church, performed
tho ceremony. Only the immediate fam
lilies Of the bride and bridegroom were
present.
Mrs. Blaine intends 10 make a short
visit to Bar Harbor about the middle of
May, and to sail for Europe with her
youngest daughter about the middle of
the month. 1t Is her present intention to
remain abroad fer about q year, at least,
and she proposes to take a house some
whore in England. Her health il good,
but the troubles she has encountered dur
ing the last few years have made absolute
rest imperative.