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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-18
Cablcgrams.

The Emperor Francis Joseph teleeraphed TO
Prague last evening an order closing the present
session Of the Bohemian Diet.
Advices from Australia show that the financial
crisis IS still acute. Yesterday morning n d's-
patch was received announcing thnt the Royal
Bank of Queensland, limited bad suspended.
The London stock Exchange opened yesterday
with q better tendency, but afterwards weak
ened. Trunk OF Canada consols were q
fraction better. but BUYERS were scarce ana
there were many liquidations.
The government .. Queensland. Australia.
has proclaimed O holiday OF one month In the
gold-feids In order 10 enable the miue-owners
and others embarrassed as 10 their business by
| the recent failures 10 make new arrangements
as 20 their financial affairs
Herr Pascb, the noted German anti-semitic agi-
tator has besn sentenced TO mprtsonrnentf FOR nf-
teen months on the charge OF libcling Chxncellor
Caprivi. Herr vcn Brandt, the German Minister
| 70 China, and other prominent persons con-
nected with the German government
Lord Randolph Churchill, speaking OF Road
ing Eng, las, evening said that Mr.. Gladstone
had informed the leading Liberals ~ Midlothian
that he would not contest the consftuoncy
again, this dcciaion. continued LoTd Randolph,
proving that Mr.. Gladstone realizes what
| revolution ot feeling has been produced against
| him By the home-ruio BILL
Ata German Cabinet council hold yestartiay
Chancellor Caprivi. General son ksitenbaum-
| Stachau. Prussian Minister OF war, ana ryei-
Treasury. are repoi ted TO have spoken st length
coacsrntpg the attitude o. tao eosornment -
| ward the new ksichstag n Ve matter Of the
Srny bin, and the dsciston y gnderztood 70 bare
beon that the governme1e oeu present. . uoa
I,1ssWn - ths naes es tns Hueae eeopWunA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-18
Richmond College Alumni.

The Richmond Chapter of the Richmond Col
lege Alumni Will hold an important meeting in
tho board.room o. the Young Mems Christian
Association this afternoon at u O'Clock, when
several matters OF vital interest to the organ-
zation will be considered.
The purpose OF the chapter IL TO renew the
friendships Of college life by such social fea-
lures as may be determined on and 20 promote
the interests Of the Alma Mater thereby, though
IL is not proposed To make tie Organization
means for raising money for the institution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-18
Rnznnr Ladies' to Meet.

The ladies' who wero associated with the Me-
mortal Bazaar will hold an important meeting
at the Young Mems Christian Association to-day
az noon. The reports Of tho c1airmen OF the
various tables will be handed In and the total
profits OF the great fair viii be announced while
othe er matters OF Importance will be considered.
Mayor Ellyson will formally present tho
hlstorir batic-nag Of the GuilfOrd Grays, OF
North Carolina. which WAS donated By Mrs. Jonn
A. Sloane through the North Carolina Commit
tee, TO tho museum.
Tho chairman Of the Georgia booth requests
all of the ladies' Of her COMMITTEES 10 attend AN
important meotingto be held In the bric& chapel
az ST. Johns church Friday afternoon a. . o'clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-18
summer Homes for the season OF 1898.


The passenger Office Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company. s03 east Main
street. Richmond, has for those who wish
10 take a summer outing or visit tho
Worlds Fair the following literature on
the subjects Lists of Country Homesfor
Summer Boarders at terms ranging from
SIS per month and upwards; Lists and
Pamphlets of the Mineral sprlngs, WIN
terms uer week and month; a 6i-pagc IL
Illustrated booklet, Virginia IN Black and
White" of varied information regarding
the resorts on its line Map-Folders. Illus
trated, and Leaflets. showing that trip
TO the Worlds Fair and summer outing
on the Chesapeake and Ohio can DO had
on one ticket without extra cost and
abundant information relative TO tho
Worlds Fair. how to reacn 1t. and whero
to stay when you get there.
Any of these are TO be rad for tho ask
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-18
GOING WEST IN A WAGON.
She Had . Trunt, sstcaet. Some Bolss,
aud q Revolver.

While onlcsr r. c. Wilkinson Was standing on
tho cornor Of Ninth and Marshall streets ycster.
day morning he was accos,ed by a woman. who
asked him which WAS the most direct route 10
Cincinnati. Tho policeman told her 20 take tho
Chesapeake and OHIO train, but she replied tnAs
she wanted TO travel overland. and IN the COZ.
yersation which ensued che said she was a ns-
tive OF Colorado, but had ai.o lived III SoHth-
western Miseiss,ppi. Her family settled In Suf-
~ county, Va, about two years ago. and came
all the way trom Mississippi % tnis staoe In
wagon. They had not found the place IN Surry
satisfactory. ana therefore bad decided TO
20 10 Cincinnati 10 endeayor 10 secure
tract vi land hear that city. The
woman, who did Dot tell Oricer Wilkinson
her name. stated that n she could not rnd what
she wanted IN OHIO IL was her intention 10 otravel
10 Colorado. She Was making the Journey IN .
onr-horse wagon. and In tho vehicle shs mad
trunk a vaiise, and several boxes. Sne said shs
did not intend TO travel at night, and when
asked II she had anything with which 20 pro,cct
herself she answered.: "oh, yes; l hayo re-
yolyer, and will uss II II necersaty.' The
plucky woman said, in concluding, that her hus-
band Is IN Surry county. and will follow her
later II che suc,eeds In getting farm 70 suit
her.
Mr.. wiikin sou advised the strange pilgrim 70
take the Brook turnpike. and she dtoyo on IN
the direction Lc Indicated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-18

this morning. alleging that the company was no.
solvent Tnie action caused tho assignment
papers 10 be fled In order TO chcckmate me 10
ceyership movement
Tho Baltimore Forwarding and Railroad Com.
paDy was incorporated by tho Lepsistulo }"
1892 for the purpose Of reconstructing and ope-
rating tho baltimore and Lehigh railroad, which
extends from Baltimore 10 York. Pa Its inte-
rests arc concentrated, aud the assignment docs
not affect any other railroad or business nero
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-18
Death In New Orleans of Mr.. George w.
Embrey.

A telegram was received yesterday from New
Orleans announcing tho death in that city OF
Mr. George W. Embrer. MIR. Embrey married
JOSEF phine. the eldest daughter OF DR.. 4. ,. Nc
Rae, OF this city, and leayes wife and one
daughter. He was born In Fauquier county, but
removed to Galveston, Tex, many years ago
and became a prominent businessman there.
For the past ten years he has resided In New
Orleans and besr engaged 10 business there.
Several months ago he had an attack OF grippe,
from tho effects of which he never entirely re-
covered. Superadded 10 this he had m attack
Of rheumatism. This disease greatly prostrated
his system and finally, affecting his heart car
ricd btm on earlier than was expected by his
surrounding friends. lie leaves an aged mother
and two brothers in Fredericksburg.
Tho remains will be brought TO Richmond, ar
rlying horo Friday afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-18
ATLANTES HARRY HILL
whero IL Hc?-Detectivcs Looking for
Him Alleged Forgery.
rBy telegraph 70 tho Dispasch.I

[By telegraph 70 tho Dispatch.l
ATLANTA, GA. May 17.-For several lays thers
have been inquiries for Harry Hin. veIl-knoun
young man about town. and his disappcarance
gave rise TO great amount Of gossip. IL was
not known until to-day That detectives arc
searching for him ana that charges OF forRery
have been made against him.
Hill belongs to one OF the most promlnent
families m Georgia. the members OF which have
been important factors IN business and politics.
lie Is a nephew Of /. J. Hill, president OF the
Gate-City National Bank, and Is about 80 90
years OF age. He inherited considerable
money and property. but long ago squan-
dered It. ne subsequently became con,
ductor on the IGeorgia railroad and real
estate dealer, and finally engaged In tho whole
anle whisEey business as secretary OF what 10
known as the wilson whiskey Company. mo
financial troubles OF this company seem TO have
led 20 the discovery OF papers which, u IS
charged, are forgeries. They amount TO sbou'
s2O, Goo and bear the enforcement OF Mrs. ,.
II. Porter wife Of President Porter, OF tho her-
chants Bank. Hin has been friend OF the
Porter family.
The police are working on the theory that he
had accompllces, ono being woman. When he
found those papers we're discovered Hill lett and
IL is beloved he Ia in noxico.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-18
wh.t,s the Bfassor?

who knows2 Tho truth is. nine
ont Of every ten. yes, ninety nine ont o.
every hundred, persons don't know wnai,s
the matter with them. But tney snou,n ;,i
rsnova avery disorder OF the liver and di-
gastsvs ORGANS and give good health.
rhsrs Il no remedy Ike II for indigestion,
biliousness. and sick-beadache. ail q
which cosns when the liver fsils 70 wosS
properly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-18

sry between AMMAN and tho Territory of sam.
and the garrison is composed OF Annamites
under ths command OF French officers. The
French are reported 70 have been attacked by
the Siamese. severe struggle occurred aud
considerable nnmber vere killed on both sides.
Several Fre' cA officers were wounded, sHd one
French oD fer, Captain Thoreaux, was captured
by the 81 mess
The s nose government repudiatcs ell re-
sponstt 'ity for the AFFAIR and declares that II
has no ntsntion OF making war on the Fre2ch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-18
Mr. w. A, Turpin's Funeral.

The funeral Of Mr.. w. Archer Turpin. who
died Monday morning, took place from the resi-
dence OF the deceased, No. 1923 west Grace
street, yesterday afternoon az o'clock. Ibe
services were conducted by Rev DR.. Robert +.
Kerr, assisted by Rev. J. Calvin stewart, and
quite a largo number OF friends gathered TO pay
their last mark Of respect to the memory q the
young man CaptainsFrank Cunningham sang
" Abide with Me-" and mixed quartetGe rem
dered appropriate music. The intorment was
made at HOLLYWOOD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-18
T1rrsyIl.Lg SUFFERS AGAIi;.
r.. p,c,mona r.rm,pa, Reorganization.

There was an unfounded runor In Wall street
on tuesday says the NON York sun, OF heavy
xi,hdrnvals Of Richmond Terminal securities
mat hsd been deposited With Drexel. Morgan
10. under the torns VI ,heir letter to the com
nit,ees representing holders OF the secSr,uss; ss;
An examina,ion OF the list yesterday showed
ina, me aggregate OF securities now on deposit
win tbo lirm Is 10 per cent. larger than ON May
r.s In few cases Drexei. Morgan a 60. have
returned securities 70 dcpositors who have iounu
n necessary 20 ask for them because the fo'
es,nts were not available tor fhcis needs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-18
The Tncknhoe Club nIeeting.

Mr. H. Clay ChAmblln will entertain the Tucka-
ehoo Farmers Club at his magnificent plantq-
ton, "Whitby," in Chesterfield county, to-day,
and the "agrieulturists' are looking iOrwerd Ia
the occasion with much pleasure. az the host IL
we'll known for his hospitality. Lunch will DO
served the Tuckahoeans under the shade OF the
cne trees which adorn tho place, and the visit
tors will inspect the splendid stock on the farm.
Professor Bennett Puryear, the president OF the
Of the body. and "'rhe Best Method of Feeding
Farm Animals" will be the subject for discus
40,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-18
ThaY Ara NoH Divorced.

Mrs. Elizabeth Churchman has been granted
an absolute divorce from her husband, John
Franklin Churchman. A decree to this elect
was entered in the Chancery Court yesterday.
Mrs. Churchman's maiden name was Msgiil and
she was tho only daughter OF tho late Mrs. L. I.
Powell, proprietor OF the Richmond Theatre.
maiden name.
Colonel 10. Lane Stern was counsel for plain
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-18
The Monte Maria Fair.

The fair at tho Monte Mara convent Is pro-
crossing very satisfactorily. Ala o'clock yeeier-
day afternoon n highly enjoyable entertainments
was given. Tho Dixie Glee Club rendered
number Of charming selections and Mss Eva
Phillips, Of klcbmopd; Miss Doyle, of Baiti-
more aud others added 10 the pleasure OF tho
occasion by several vocal numbers. concert
will be given at o'clock this afteruo)n. At
which time an entertaining programme VIII bo
carried out The fair closes thi. evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-18
NATURE OVERTAXEO.
The Strong Man of Coles Circus Attempts
Too Much and Dies.
rBy telegraph 20 ths Dlspatch.I

[By telegraph 20 the DispatchI
sARANAC LAKE, \. Y, May 17.-One OF the
fea,s OF strength performed by Blondon, the
strong man. travelling with Coless circus, which
h,s been giving exhibitions in this section. was
the holding together Of two largo horses that NJ
tendants endeavorcd 10 lead in opposite cire' :
tons. In this act at Lake Placid tho horses used
had been lately purchased ana were
never before in the ring. They became
frightened and reared and plunged and
Blondin, in his efforts 10 hold them. ruptured
certain blood-vessels Of his head and cnest- lie
tainted from loss OF blood and soon after he had
been carried from the ring he died.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-18
civ circnis Courr.

The City Circuit Court was engaged yesterday
ia the trial OF the .sse OF Talbot 4 Sons against
the Cardwell Machine Company. Late In the
afternoon the jury returned q verdict IN favor OF
the plaintiff for SS1t.32.
Judge Wsllford ordered special Jury for 10
O'Clock this morning to try the case OF w. T..
Cartwright 90. tho Richmond Railway and Eiec.
tric Company. In which damages arc placed ut
a-0n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-18
Buraan of Crsdits.

The annual meeting of tho stockholders OF the
Buresu OF Credits was held at their rooms on
Tuesday. There was full attendance and
deep interest was manifested. Tho company
was found to be Ia fiourishing condision. Inc
following oflcers we're elected: President. Leon
WaisrsIein; Board OF Directors. Leon Walicr-
stcin, s. W. Travers, James ID. Crump, ). L.
Antrim and John y. Mupcc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-18
There Was Not q Quorum.

The Council Committee on Ordinances was 70
have held called meeting yesterday evening,
but quorum OF its members did not appear.
Those present were Messrs. Guigon and strafton
and Captain Alexander Coke, the reviser. It
was practically agreed that copies OF the new
ordinances should be made and distributed
among members OF the Council and that they
should be presented TO the Council In DEPART
ments, beginning proba bly, with that ON streets.
The committee will meet again nert Monday
night at X O'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-18
CHARGES or FRAUD.
T. >imouds. Late Commissioner OF
Patents aud Others Ueder Fire.

..f tsesrAp3 10 tae Disps,cn.l
'.'.>. 70. e, May 1.-The rumors
--.'. te.u in circulation 10 the Interior
'IHus the last several weeks
ss Serious question the ofieial integrity
is, late Commissioner OF Patents,
49, f-ru to-dsy by the Ming OF formal
at. ttsi snonis and Foster Free
~ ~ roJs "a this city for the Bell Tols-
s,..' .s.i alleging improper inspection
81. h the Celebrated Drawbaugh tele-
-. 80, -ai ine unlawful taking Of copies
s. '-' .fisatc uso 81 Sin0nds and VI the
b. ,l.re company. Coilusion In this mat.
,-. .1 nv9lrvs the Oficiai conduct OF
- berne.. Of the Patent once, Is
Il -, Aai the CcfnmissiOner is requested TO
- "o -p9n sinoDds ana Foster Free
~ -" 'lIso Why tbey should not bo dis
Ae N Wao'iclng before the pstent~O1ice.
"a 49, q are Church Z Church, who stand
ts,r. ~ lhe patent lawyers Of this city. one
-. huron Charch sen; a CON muDi-
-, T. DoH'nirsiO1er seymour emtodying
st,,,- tsi@lt IN general way, without,
tisr,.-,. e..iyng names, aud nsting that an
,s'-. .a b. bad Up 20 this time. however.
~ - -, !" Tie Commissioners findings has
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-18
RIM Over by u Vehicle.

A very remarkable and somewha. iudicrous
incidout occurred on seventh street between
Clay and Leigh yesterday afternoon. litue
negro boy was knocked down and run over ey
pnsstng vehicle, tho wheels of which passed
over his head and body. The spectators 20 tho
occurrence thought surely tho littio fellow was
seriously injured, but be Jumped up as QUICKLY
as possible aud ran away as rapidly rs his legs
dfar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-18
CAROLINA EPlSCOPALlANS.
Organization of the Convention-Bishop
Lymnn's Addrcss-Events OF the Year.


Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
RALEIGH, ". c., May 1.-THE State Episcopal
Convention. which met here to-day. elected the
Rev. Dr. NJ. VI. Marshall Of Raleigh, president
and Rev. Julian F.. Ingle secretary.
Rev. Frederick Towers OF Chapel Hill,
preached the sermon, which was a powerful
plea tor broader catholicism. IL was q bold SER
mon md greatly impressed the convention.
Miss Emery, OF New York, spoke on behalf OF
tho Womans Auxiliary TO the Board OF Missions.
This evening Bishop Lyman delivered his ad-
dress, but did not complete IL. During the year
two clcrgymen have died and three have been
ordained The Bishop asks that means be de-
vised TO aid him IN his work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-18
A Card.

In calling attention to eur celebrated
Roller. Tray. which is the most convenient
and strongest trunk made and which -
made in every way superior TO all other
trunks, We beg to say that we warrant "
the best and that we will do any necessary
repairs TO them free OF charge.
Very respectfully.
II. w. RousTRHg & BRorHER,
Richmond, We.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-18

The style for June. published by tho DO.
mestic Publishing Company, has been're-
ceived. 1t is unusually bright and con:
tains ell the latest patterns for'spr,ng ana
summer. which are very pretty. They can
be had free at the salesrooms OF tho Do
mestic Sewing Machine Company. lO9 east
l.s.A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-18
WORID,S-FhlR NOTES.
Sunday OpenIng-Iheodore Thomas TO
Walk the Plank.

[By telegraph to tho Dispatch
WoRLp's-FArR GROUNDS, CHICAGO, ILI-s May
1.-THE action taken by tho local directors OF
the Worlds Fair IN regard 10 Sunday-openinc
vas put before the National Commission n
writing at 1 o'clock this afternoon. Tho coire-
spondobce wns referred TO tho Judiciary Com
rnlttee, with instructions TO report tomorrow
The matter thus goes over for ono day.
The National COmmissi)n adopted tho report
Of the Music Committee ordering the director
general - request the resignation OF 1heo iore
Thomas as director of music. Tho vote stood :
Yoas. 80: nays. ~. There WAS an attempt by
the friends Of Theodore Thomas to secure a re-
consideration but it was defeated. Tho direct
or-general will be ordered to secure Thomass
resignation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-18
National Vaccine Virus

Propagated under the inspection OK
United States Government officers. Used
in the United States Army. Every pack
age dated. so that you can know ex-
actly how old it is Every point is guar
snteed. Every point is sealed individually.
get it fresh every day..
T. A. MILLER. Agent,
Fifth and Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-18

and Treasurer W. J. BIount submitted his own.
Those showed tho :hufch 70 ~ FREQ OF debt and
that the collections for tho year amounted /,
0I2,8OO. Besides the ordinary expenses Of tho
church thcre was paid out OF this very largo
sum for various church enterprises and worts u
bensvolence &C.. including the salary OF tho pas-
tor OF tho Old-Narkct Hall church, q liberal
coutribution 70 the Chcstnut-kli building fund,
and contributions 10 tho Old Ladies Home, 70
the Spring-Strcet Home, 70 homo aud foreign
missions educational work, &c. also between
900 and $500 TO the descous fond for tho re.
Hot OF the poor of the congregation.
The exhibit was In every way gratifying and
was Illustrative OF tho great amount of assists
snce given by this church 70 worthy organlzas
tlons needing help.
The Fospce Board was enlarged BY the adib
ton Of several new members.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-18
Governor and Board a, Danviii~

DAsflLLg, VA, May l7.-Goyernor Mckinney
and other members OF the Board of PUBIC
Works arrived hero this evening and arc quar-
tered at HoIel Burton. They came over tno
AtlantL, and Danyilo and made q thorough In
spection OF the road. The distinguish ed gen.
tiemen leave for hichmond In the morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-18
Only . Rauor, Perhaps.

There was runner Of defAicatiou current on
the ssrects yesterday, bat tho police suthoutiss
asserted that tho matter aas nvs been onlciaily
reported 70 them and that they have no know
sou . Rou u bablnogo o. of1ciai huniueeot bus
his trip % the 1cUnuental Cay hae rofefonce
70 ancshee mater WHOA ~ Dollse ~ ~ ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-18
LATEST FROM HONOLULU.
The Hawaiian situation-Both sides Play
Ing a Waiting Game.

Ing n Waiting Game.
(By telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
s,S FRANCISCO CAL, May 1.-The steamer
Oceanic arrived from Hong Kong and Yokoha-
ma ria Honolulu this morning and brings tho
latest advices from the Hawaiian Islands, dated
May 10Th.
Lorrin A. Thurston was appointed Minister TO
Washington May Atm 10 succeed j. Mott smith.
Minister stevens has definitely announced that
he win lenyc for his home, IN tho United Statcs.
May 24th. Mr. Stevens has been quoted as frei.
ing very bitter towards Mr.. Blount on account OK
the latter's action IN hauling down the American
flag. but az Mr.. stevens last suh1ay gave an
elaborate dinner TO Mr. and Mrs. Blonnt, at
which All present seemed to enjoy themselves
thoroughly, that feeling has apparently
changed.
As regards the situation. both sides are play
ing q waiting game.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-18
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
Soilcitorship of Internal Revenuo-hs-
sayership at Charlotte.
IRr telegrnpn 70 the Dispatchl


WASHINGTON, ID. c.. May 1.-The frosldont
to-day made tho following appointments:
Robert +. nough, Of Onto. 10 be Solicitor OF In
tornal Revenue.
Wiii,nm Il. Audrey. Of North Carolina, 10 bo
Assayer and 3clter Of the Assay once OF tho
United States, az Charlotte. y. {.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-18

BALTIMORE. NO.. May 1.-THE Baltimore FOR
s,snmeut % winneld ]. Taylor this afternoon.
iSiireencss among those interested IN me msn- ~.
ssep ant of the ROAD are said 70 have been We
reel cause " the trouble me dissaNenso 80 y
skoSo "a; 3 spply Is : rsssivss = sslaa'ss AAs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-18
Goes to.the Eeformatory.

To the Editor Of the Dispdtch:
In reference 70 jenkins getting mac months
In Jsil wish 10 say that he doesn't have 10 serve
time In lail but has been pardonet by tho Gov
ernor TO go 70 the reformatOry. Walter jenkins
was no. ca pturod but given up by his father.
lie ives brought here by his father on sunday
evening at $40 and turned over TO the ny
officials at 1880 Tuesday morning. Z. W.Js
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-18
s,,awb.r,,., strawberriss 4,

I have to-day the best Virginia cerres
nj lowest market price. have made ar-
rangements with the best growers OF Der.
ries in this section to furnish me during
the whole season. You can therefore SEND
your orders with the assurance OF gettih"
the best on the market.
GEORGE Il. BULL.
,pbone s05 Sixth and Marshall.