davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
MR.. WISE RESIGNS.
NO LONGER A MEMBER OF THE
SOUTHERN SOCIETY.
His Difficulty with Mr.. R1ndoip PHI Buik
of the Cub with Wise-Pis-
tolls and Coffee?
by telegraph to tho Dispatch ]

NEW YORK. January 3i.-Sir. John Sar-
gent Wise, tho weil-known lawyer and
orator of this city. has resigned from the
Southern Society of New York. His resig-
nation s the subject OF conversation
among southern men wherever they meet.
The cause was an episode IN the club
house few weeks ago.
Mr.. Wise entered the house one day with
a friend. full of happy greetings. II was
no, long after the heat Of the campaign,
and that fusllade of Cooper-U mon speeches
from prominent orators OF both sides.
Mr.. Wise had been one of the orators.
Southern Democrats, It Is said. objected
TO an analogy made by Mr.. Wise between
the Democratic platform OF the day upon
the tariff and the Federal Constitution OF
war times.
THE TROUBLE.
Wilton Randolph. Virginlan. was one
of them. So when Mr.. Wise came IN with
his friend one day he met Mr.. Wilton Ran,
dolph in tho hail. Mr.. Wise introduced
his friend.
Said Mr. Wilton Randolph Did you
make that speech II Cooper Union last
night
Then don't care TO shake hands with
YOU or your friend" wcs the reply OK Mr.
Randolph.
Sir. Wise expressed his Indifference IN A
down South" way. and she matter tor
the nonce ended. 10 came mp, however.
before the house committee. The two
members were called before n aud as D
con,eQuence Mr.. Wise later handed III MS
resignation.
CLUB SENTIMENT.
4 member of .he club who was inter
viewed by reporter was frank 20 say tnh,
while the club was decidedly az oddS
with Mr.. Wise for the sentiments uttered
hy him IN his C0opcr-D Union speech, yet n
bv no means upheld MIR. Randolph. He
wished II to be understood that TIE bulk
of the club considered that Mr.. WISE lal
been discourteously treated. yef he wished
TO be equally frank ~ SAYING that VIZ. Kan
dolph had many friends IN tho matter
Nr. WISE aud Mr. kandoIph represent
two ot the most distinguished or Virginia
families. the one being a son OF the lato
Henry 4. WISE. the other being llneaI de-
sccndaut Of Thomas Jefferson.
As TO TIE CODE.
Mr.. Wise Is man of brilliant talents
WAS IN the battle Of New Market from the
VIRGINIA Military Institute and per~, uailV
Il beloved by many friends in h' state.
he was fighter oi due.s once. but gaNeup
the practice.
MIR Randolph. IL ia s1il. ia brother OF
tho young Nh Randolph who fought the
brcad-sword duel with Robert Neville. the
gentleman who lately m Madlson-Square
Garden slapped the face Of Mr.. iio|hud.
Il Is not known whether or not Mr.. han-
dolph has Vet given up allegiance to tho
code, but II /, thought not.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
Storm and Cold Wave In tho Northwest.
(New York Herald Of January 31stl

Very unsettled weather conditions pre-
vailed IN all sections OF the country last
night. 4 large autI-cyclone. with baro-
metric ure.sures exceeding 30.Jj inches
and MINIMUM temperature OF i6 degrees
below zero. Fahrenheit, IN the British
Northwest Territory was badly shattered
bv strong cyclone moving from the Pa
cIfc coast 10 the Dqkotas.
fragment of the frigid northwestern
wave may eventually reach this section.
but it is likely tnat the DAKOTA storm viii
proccde il and cause considerable snow IN
the Lake region and on the Middle Atlantic
seaboard tomorrow nisht.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
roceirer Of the Port Royal and Augusta

receiver OF the Port Royal and Augusta
road be rescinded. and that the properly
and franchises Of the latter road be turned
over TO tho petitioner. The grounds OF tue
petition are that Corners app0intnen as s.s- re-
illegal and void. The court issued RUE
TO show cause on February 14th why the
petltion should not be granted, argument
10 be heard February 2lst. Mr.. Ayerill
was appointed receiver Of the Port ROYAL
road by South Carolina State Court on
January 27th. The Acknowledgment OF
the State has already instituted SUIT 20
and il IA understood that this suit Will be
pressed 10 verdict in the event Of Corners
still continuing to manage It's affairs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

Morris Jones, chairman; Mrs. Everett.
Waddcy. secretary; Mrs. Samuel Cohen,
treasurer; Mrs. o. q. kean. Nrs. T.. W
Mckinney. Mrs. John Addison. Nrs. Sed-
don Bruce. Mrs. q. w. Bagby. Miss Annie
Stewart, Miss Daniel. Mrs. A. Il. Camm.
Mrs. Ilirsh. Ms. Otwey :. Allen. Mrs.
Levin Joynes. Mrs. NJ. West. Mrs. Ashton
Starke. Slrs. Henry Taylor, Jr.. Mrs.. g.
W. Travers. Mrs. James W. Allison, Mrs.
II. II. Boykin, Mrs. f.. +. u. Myers. Jr.,
Mrs. W. X. Meredith. Mrs. G. G. Baueh.
man, Mrs. r. 4. Crump. Mrs. V. Newton,
Mrs. G.. w. G. DAVIS. Mrs. g. A Taylor,
Mrs. Joseph Bryan, Mrs. Huizler. Mrs.
BIdgood. Mrs. Arthur seddon, Mrs. I. \.
Carter, Mrs. James Baylor. Mrs. Gordon.
Mrs. John y. Young. Mrs. II. J.. Norris.
Mrs. W. X. 1rigg. Mrs. J.. ii. Blair. Mrs.
Never. Mrs. T.. A. Saunders. Mrs. Andrew
Christian. Mrs. Schoen, Mrs. W. {. Mayo.
Mrs. ". I. Oppenhimer, Mr.. Bowers.
Mrs. Cary. Miss Wheelwrlght. Mrs. =. g..
ADDISON. Mrs. Albert Bruce. Mrs. Ko. oa-
baum, and Mrs. Conway Howard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
COMING WEDDING.
a SUCCESSFUL eLoPEMENT.
The Pair Were stopped, But They Could
Not he HeId-On to Wed.

SrAuxroN. VA. January 91.-Chiet-of- o.
lice Waters received a telegram this after
noon from William Fultz. Chief OF Police
at Harrisonburg. telling him 10 stop grl
on train. red dress. black cloak. with a
man in Eight coat" This couple was met
by Captain Waters on arrival of the Bal l.
more and Ohio south-bound train. Ile
young lady seemed to be sweet. rosy
checked lass of 16. and the young man was
happy and u. The officer informed them
OF his telegram, but they were ben, on
their course. and as the ofhcer mad 10
right to hold them they took the next
Chesapeake and Ohio train for Washing
ton. where they will be married as soon as
they can get license and a minister.
The revival meetings of the drummer
evangelist. w. Z. Fife. at the PresovterlAn
church. begun some ten days agQ, continue
witt undated vigor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
SAVAGE WAR on WILLIAMS.
The Attacks Likely to Prove Failure
Merits OF the Case.
lrrom our Regular Correspondent.

rom our Regular Npfic*j jpiH'Ht'-
washington. u. G., January 81 great
many COMES of the Hrrr, published al
E,.1.ylpe. n. g.. lave been received here
lv Democratic members of the House,
add the tact that the papers are beng dls-
t-IIutej causes some comment, ina'much
al. the Itri,ir appear, % be making rod-hot
attacks ou Congressman Williams VINO
ia. decided O. make a contest Tor the seat
from the Fifth District, ana for Whlch Mr.
S.ftIa .Rcpubhcau) has been awarded the
c.rtifcate hy the State CanYassinS board.
Naturally. themcmbers are wondering VINO
i- ..niirE these papers, and from What Is
heard htrc. II the Object Is 10 lhJuie tue
.au-rot Mr.. Williams, II - likely 10 lai'
h.,au>c thc Democrats cannot exactly uh-
I.r-fard the motive of the savage war
Du Alr. Williams. The case, they, say, Is
not made un until the merits oi the con
ta.t or,. heard before the neN House ana IL
b. f,.aricd ~. rather idle work for any one
..-N1.t u4pps.iallS at thls Stage OF me
,-oc.eIl.gs. SIr. Williams has Just re-
fy.u,d rom North Carolina, ana ne re-
norris that he las made investigation
.rouph to warrant HIM ID the behet tnat
h, la, a GOOD case against Alr: Settle. ne
.xpects % g. night ahead with the matter
aud m accordance VITA tho law; ana Il ne
..u establish bis claims 10 the seat III the
n,,' House he will ~In, and II he cannot
ui course Ao Will fail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01

All the persons who were male i'll Sun.
dag by eating cream-pulls mad pretty we'll
recovered Yesterday. IL Is rather singular
that one OF the gentlemen had similar
experience some years ago. Ou that oc-
casion he ate heartily Of custard made by
one OF the ladies OF his own household.
The ingredients were OF the BEST ana tpe
custard was cooked IN porceiain-hned
kettle. Nevertheless, the whole family
were made sick. and the gentleman re-
ferred 10 was desperately III. Indeed, at
ono tIrIa his NE was despaired OF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
ANnm llcnIth OrdInance.

There was an adjourned meeting ot ths
Council Committee On Health Yesterday
evening. The ordinance providing for the
division Of the city into four districts apd
tho employment of q fourth sanitary OIL
Gccr and Tor the removal Of tho garbaHo
Icy the Health Department instead of 10y
cnntract ns heretofore was considered 10
lcncth ani finally recommended % tho
the Council for adoption.
Tho Police Comm,ttee met ycs'erllY
evening and transacted thC regular months
iy business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01

Tho Virginia Society Of the Sors of tho
American Revolution held a meeting AZ the
office OF Mr.. Thomas \. Carter yesterday
afternoon to elect delegates 10 the na,ion-
nj society. winch meets IN New York On
February 10Th. Dr. Joseph i. White vas
elected to represent the president and Mr..
Il. \. Games delegate at large. Mr. James
Walter Phillips WAS elected yice-lresiiHnt
tosuceeed General ". IL. +. Lee. deceased
Mr.. Ii. n. Gaines. treasurer. To succeed Nlr.
Lovin Joynes. resigned. and Mr.. Thomas
y. Carter was chosen secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
r,cRicamond COLLEGE Law school.

Youns mon contemplating the study IT
leV. can ind In tho Richmond Colleg" law
school most thorough and helpful
course. Professor Gregory Il 4 hard
worker. experienced. wel posted. and
sa.d - be q remarkably fine guestioner
Ihe cla--cs tLis year are '0od. The inter
mediat. examinations viii close TINS week
and new studies Boz opened. II is gooc
time for young mon % enter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
1nternnlierlntc Monnmept A..ociaslon.

The Washing ton S'dr Of Yesterday saws ::
The second annual convention of the
Southern intercollegiate Monumental As
soclation is to be held in Richmond March
I'd and 81. The corresponding secretary
OF the association mas written % the Com
mittee on Civic Organizations that II sulta'
bic assignment can be made for them IN
the civic parade they will be willing TO
come in body to participate IN the lnau-
lrI1r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01

Commencing Wednesday. February !,
1893. n thorough Pullman farlor-Car VIII
be run from Washington. -. C..to Norfolk,
Va. rlq Richmond and Petersburg aud
Norfolk aud Western railroad tthe " all
ral iIne" leaving Richmond. Byrd-street
Station. daily ~ 3 ~ i. VI" arriving 40
Norfolk M G.gO T.. NJ. returning Leave Nor
folk AT 7.8O 4. b.. and arrys a. Richmond
1879 A. ". , q,
For full information apply % x: w.
Courtney. passenger agent, o.S eAat Ma
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
Norfolk and Western.
lny telecrnnh % the pispatch.l

PHILADELPHIA, PA, January 3l.-Ihe
statement of the Norfolk aud Western
Railroad Company QncludinG leased lines)
for the month Of December, 1892. shows
cross earnings Of S9O4.0ll.44; expenses,
Including taxes, Of SG67. .6lS.69-leaving
net earnings Of $224, ,392.75. decrease ot
$40. l7s.47 as compared with the CORE
spopding month OF 1891. For the tWeiVo
months OF the year 1892 ending DecenloeI ii oe
aist the GROSS earnings were 1882, ,SSl.69;
exnenses, including taxes. $40 .672.66-
leaving net earnings of S2,g2i .20g. or DE-
crease of s257, ,065.76. as compared win tho
corresponding period of the year 1891.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
iIne nY.ter, sneclalty.

am receiving daily. IN carload lots, tho
best York-liyer Oysters that como 10 this
citv. also carry the largest assortment
of Fish, Irrrapin. and Game OF all KINDS.
Carryirg. as do. tho largest assortment
of any mousse in the South and with my
facilities tor handling tho same gnaran-
tee satisfaction.
,pboue 5Oj Gr0EGE B. BULL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
PROPOSED SILVER COMPROMISE.
SO That the Question May BE Settled by
This Congress.
fWashinpton Evening Stnrl


Mr.. Cleveland's anxiety TO settle the sill
yer question before the end of this Con>
gress ls liable to result in q compromise IN
the House. The anti-silver men see. as the
time approaches for the Andrews bill to he
brought up in the House, that the sil-
yer men are organizing tor very
determlned opposition. and they ara
anxious about the result of the fight.
Therefore a proposition coming from some
Of the less extreme silvor men, through
Livingston, Of Georgia. for n compromise
IA favorably received by many. The propo-
rhe present law be stopped; that all the
silver bullion in the Treasury at this time
be coined. and that hereafter the govern
meut purchase no more silver. but com
two millions month Of American pro-
duct on presentation at tho mint ny tle
owners. the coins To be taken away by the
owners and not to pass into the possession
of the government through the mint.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

MACPEAr & KLINE, lo,s 4. NJ, 100 horses
soJ mules st 1906 east frsnkiin street.
j. N. VALENTINE. III p. NJ, tools, hotstins..
enctne, derrick-r,sglngs, &C., 81 corner ot
seventh and Canal sfreets
WILLIAM JBNKlSs e son, II "a A. ", applezs
bananas, oranges, &c
A. N. .PoLLAHp, 1880 A. u, household fsxss
Iares 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
The Auditor and His Clerk.

Mr.. E. J. Warren qualified Yesterday be-
fore Clerk B. 4. August as Auditor OF the
city and Mr.. II. b. Bludar took the oath
OF Office as clerk TO the Auditor. These
gentlemen have perfected their bonds III
the sums OF S3O.OO aud $1,000 respect
lively, and they will probably be approved
at the next session of the Finance Com
fntffAa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
WASHINGTON CITY
-.ors 10 SEAT THE NORFOLK
: ..0wtsr6eN RAILROAD DILL
..n.n Jones Makes Some vigorous
rem.rAs-A Rush for '''"'"'
Noied on q Division.
.,.-- n.c Kesnlar Carr,e2onlont.l

.-.... nar Regular Correspondent
x January 3D.. Desperate
.. .r, bong made in the senate 10
...N Norfolk and Western BAL. out aus
..m 30 vii ect through. 1t Is
...rr E.uull:cen managers. how
..,. l.,erm.uci that no Legislation
...-.e,.r shall have the right Of
.-.,,ve WISE was busy today on
...... matter involving the amend
.,,er.t.tc.commcrco Iaw IN re-
.......r- Irfor" the COMMISSION.
..t. ..rierr.c finally agreed 10 tho
I.. lI.ru.t..t.
r.rfhDTp.
,...r.cu.r. canal mll. IN when
...r..f.. i,.t $50 Virginia. was 70
..-.i O. % subcommittee OF tLe
..rr.r-r Committee.
.-t.t.tr Jones ot Virginia. re-
..r TODAY which caused him
., emphatic remarks. II was
..r.i..ctu cab Of Boston. cu-
..-..r-lIr ord some rosoluil IONS
.... ..r.vI of gold bugs" and the
....-.r rr..i a- follows ..,
-.. ti, act Of Ju.y u. 1880. has
..I"rlo-e iD aNcrtug unlimited
...r, On tins Mr.. Jones said:
.t..t THAT they bad purpose ln
t.. Sherman law. Well, We wall
..... "a. can get something letier
It.r forced ia passage 10
.-.,.-.. .-e and now New England
tr..r r.p'ai 60 thoroughly de-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01

Great interest is already being mani
tested IN the reading 10 TO gwen at the
Masonic Temple Saturday night by Messrs.
L. Hopkinson Smith and Thomas Nelson
Page for the benent OF the Rosemary
tS6,arv Tickets are on sale at West.
Johnston & Co.'S. st Miller's drugstore.
and by tho following ladies, who constl-
tute the Auxiliary COMMITTEES; Miss Mary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01

SaunGors N son against Lipscomb.
Fully argued by GEORGE q. ilaw, Fat, for
appellants. and NI.iousahy Newton. Jr,
and -. e. Richardson. Esl.., for appellee,
and submitted.
Ieath aqaIus. Watson. Argued by Gep-
eral George y. Huuiiev for appellants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01

The Cream Pu1s alleged % have mads
several families SICK on sunday last "eT"
nos made or spld by ne. make the old-
.tyle Cream-puAs as made by A. filziui.
Sr. No corn--tarch or extract usrd M
Havorlng. Only the best material, Favored
with ya.llla.nears. +. L. BURgf.
AGENT n. 4. Burke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01

If you are Going 20 send your little ONES
To an evening" party their ol'ht - not
complete without palf ot tuiottd S!lp-
pers 70 match their costume. lou can
md at Mas CN Broad street every
variety OF popular shades IA Mrses aDd
Chlldren's Slipper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01

Iby FOItBFHPII 70 WV II" ~ =,
CHAnIEsroN. s. c.. January sl.-ln the
limited States Court to-day j. II. Averhl,
,ecsntly appointed receiver Of the Port
hoyal and Augusta railroad, tiled a poti-
t,oa asking that the order OF the court ap-
gpontral Railroad and Banking Company,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
sat 7AslR TONGUES 10 wAeelNe.
How tie visit Of Ex-Governor fitL Lee
started Warrington Gossip

Wt.uNsqox. ID. G., January 8l.-Ex-
Governor litzhugh Lee. llr. Robert
Mason. Of AIbemarle. and other well
known Nllc,oi.us were together here To-
aay. uLl quite naturally the talk was
started that tine genial Ex-Governor was
Ao.anE sort of conference bearing upon
the political questions 10 be decided IN the
State during the next few wears. The visi-
Tor, Iu tho course of their rounds met
some Of the Virginia delegation IN 0oh-
cres>. and General William Ii. Payne, Hon.
John Gooie. MAJOR bob Hunter, and
others. who stay here most OF the time,
were with them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
rhe nln.n-,I Iil-.I..urance Company.

On February 1T th, Mutual life-lnsu-
rance Company. of New fork. Richard a.
NcCurdy. lresIdert. c0up-at. the htt'rih
year Of rs actly. work. D1rns thA, t'ihe ,I.,'
n Las pali toitspOlicy. holders }iG.'oOOp
md has accumuiateQ flr their security ani
oencht Sl75.C 500 Do assets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01

WAX LuSes ARE srETS0rBESEp. Pleurisy
p,r. ra,,aves Aot 4sthmatic symptoms sub
dns1 by Or. d. Jayne's RSpectoFan', a sovereign
~a,,,as - Tor ali Coughb aud Colds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01

When saty was alex, ws gave her Cas'ore-
Whsn .he was q Cflst. she sFled for CaS'ofA
ybe, ,ho became Nss, she eiuas W cAs'onA
u,.,o ,bs lad Children. she gave them csS'oriA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
Willard for the Cabinet.

Washington Evening Star ind.). 3lst.1
A prominent western politician. who
will not permit the use OF his name, gives
out the following as a straight tap y:
Henry Willard is gong INTO MIR. Cleve-
lands Cabinet as Secretary oil the Interior.
Thonas Il. Oakes will then retire from the
presldencv of the Northern Pacific and be-
come chairman of the Board of Directors
and Ex-Governor Merriam will become
Oakes's successor as president of the road.
st. Paul man. John 9; Bullitt, Jr., Q
nephew of the eminent Philadelphian OF
that name, will be chosen Assistant Attor-
ney-General Of the United States"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01

OF the lungs about ten days ago at the
residence of State-SenatOr George A.
Mushbach. on north Washington street,
and this morning he died. He leaves a
wife and four little children 20 mourn
their loss.
A COMING WEDDING.
Cards are ont for the wedding of MIR.
Thomas Hoy. Jr.. prominent young busi-
ness.man of this city, to Miss Anna Moore,
which will take place In 81. Mary's church
on Wednesday. the sth instant.
The Norfolk steamer arrived up on time
this morning. Captain Davis reports large
icebergs drifting about III the bay ana
dangerous to navigation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
The ANNEXATION QUESTION.
I've should Take what IL offered Is
Even at the Hazard cf War"
BY telegraph 10 tho Dlspat'


PosroN. Mass, January Sin state
meut furnished 10 the press relative 10 the
Hawaiian question Rear-Ad dmIal G. +.
Belknap. of BROOKLYN >retired), saws: TO
the reoule of the United States the pres
ent situation is Of momentous interest and
of vital importance. Indeed. 1t would seem
that nature has established that group III
timately 10 be occupied As an outpost. as
n were. of the great republic on Its west
crn border. and now Is to come the fulfil
inent Of such design. Tho group now
seeks annexation To- the United states;
TIE cousummation OF such plan would
inure to the benefit Of both people com
merclally and politically. Annex the
islands, constitute them u territory, aud
the reciprocal trade Will be more than
doubled IN twenty years. Let the island
ers feel that they are once and forever
under the American flag, as part ana par
eel of the great republic, and develop
mont viii at once take place III the group
that Will at once surprise Its people and
thp world
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
A sinria Bottle

of DR.. Davlds Cough Syrnp, taken "heh NE
cough first appears, may saYo long speh "t
illness. It Is the gEsr 0oggh cure Ano"A-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01

The Turkisb-B4tnsa - SEQ. H. EAST FRANK
lin street are uOX opsu. an tNpenehct at
tendant having been Ieceul s.sureu;
The hours for ladies' are ir".n y d; %
p m and Tor gentlemen from @ 10 i. A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
Anr rHFsE ToR HAwAm?

SAN FRANcisCo. January 31.-A dispatch
from Mare Island this afternoon SAYS the
Ranger and Adams are now lying III the
stream. steam up. both having Their COM
ploments Of men. stores, and ammunition
aboard. and berg ready to proceed to sea.
only awaiting orders from Washington.
Ihe Monterey arrived there this morning
and will be ready to 20 into commission
in two DAYS. Men are swarmlng on her TO
uueh her To completion. The old monitor
Comanche will be ready for use inside oi a
week. A lull force OF men are working on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01

There was no roi.-caI oi, .
.. .f .. 'ni all on the NiT-lu" hH,t
.- t,- IrA menhti@ men iu IN" IA'I
.ra .,f.sl. % oi ih' II ,u9" 'h I''''
''' e.. 'lhle-'1u IGN .....
I'li ..' N"7 i'."i IT, ~ ,"' ''&,+' &
detained DID NlI.lh.n on H. /
."-. Ii' was "NNl't' a.'
o." f'i' WAS I''D"' '" '''
u .iiN
l.~....r,0o
ft -~o''O
,o. oo
o.. i"'-'pN"" "l" "'N'"
Utvufi- -tttil service Law.
..,..,,.f.t,ff.o p.srqf.tI
U.- |It, lt G., January 'I. NiHAif' /
10 .-- credentials ioi Al -e'ouu ',II"
.... lr.r .t.
'. I..r.ir reported f3rh iIoh INV one I
'.. .u ii.i -le Diseases 'hc mouse
...a I'D. ,.I. "li4 asuu-l' ,utT, '"' tu.'-
..... ." ~ iie h'l pH..'' ny l". .''.'.''
"t" ago VII" '"V "tl''t ''''''"
omitted. -..
tl. iiur 'Npih.H'i'h NI JUS ',l
. .4"i 'i' ~ use i"'' "a ".'' ~, ,.'.' ''
.t ''t' hii''@ NV "tt''''''ii E
no i|.' '' p" d 'o''l'l' e. 'i'..
TOD f'' 'N, "' ,"F an ''at .....,
.- ii' ~h'b 10 ave '"' 7'' '.'"''
TO n'W Aha 'o ,Dl
'" ~ N.' il't l'i-''' '''
N.. over 'i.'I '' ''.-i'''
..r utwNutS LE oiJTIHN.
....i i... ,. "
'' '"'' ,t..'..l.,', ,'.,,,t.r
li''i .' Too t''-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
CADINTT Is TAYOR or ANNEXATION.

II NAV he said that tnere will be no pre-
cipitate action upon the matter; 1t cannot
be disposed of IN q dav, nor IN week.
There will probably be no message 20 Con-
cr,ss from the President until after the
Commissioners have been heard, and them
II Is surmisci, only IN case favorable re-
commcndation upon their proposition shall
have been decided upon.