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CONT WANT HIM TO LEAVE.
The Ladies' OF ST. Johns Church Address
"A Nice Letter to MIR. Iurfon.

The following is copy of 4 letter read
at a meeting OF the ladies' ot the concre-
CATION of ~. Johns church held last
Tuesday evening az tho Carrllgton rc-i-
dence, corner of 'rankhn aui Iwcu.y-
eighth streets. and signed hy al ot tho
female mombers of the church.
Rer. /. ". Burton;
Dear Pastor. We. tho nm lors'gned. dc.
sire 70 express 10 you hoW grcAt has been
our sorrow since We learned taat there was
cr,n probability that you would ere long
sever your connection with dear old -.
Johns. How can We give you up--ouo
who has taught us the wlv % higher lite,
and taught IA also 10 seek its eternal reali-
ites as the only true means of true happi-
ness? By those LESSONS YOU have strip
ped death Of gloom. and clothed Heaven
IN Smiles" And now. IT consistent FOR a,
10 do so, We cutreat YOU e. tatry whllo
longer with Us and gladden. the hearts of
your dear people. Bat .tl'l. II u field Of
greater usefulness awaits your coming. wo
must bow with humble submission. aud
with the resfful thought that ile doeth
all thing well. ' and We Will earnestly prly
that His love nay enc'rcle your future
home with His blessings, lnl keep you
unto your llfe's end.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20
tbs W. eK'S TRADE.
Review ofthc situation ~ Mossrs. Dun
and HrndStreet

/ $500. x.. NJ. ga - , p,,,, f. so,s
7 "er.N rowe" 'i N"4r t"-i"'ti"" VIII T"' Z
I Sir. s- rally from DE extreme depression, but
/ business SHOWS u0 suu,tluGal Improvement.
/ InrGi-trirution of prrlu'ts % Nnil ron-uwcrs
4 i- rather less oacourlciur, though the leather
/ has boon gc.eraly moro favorable, uud 0t -oI,.o
! POINTS lolf~ rctHu trade. N Wholesale business
1 AMI pr.iuction show ca. "a week mote hc-ita-
] ton with regard to the crops mex
. fsl. the possibilities of taud changes,
] aua money u"c .rtolhtits Some largo
[ failures and many O; minor imuorton'" STOW
b ~ effect ~ Increasing ftrnErHcf il the money
I utirtrfe. au3 white money is comparatively easy
here. the :rt- -surr ut other humis has increased
/ Almost everywhere collections ar" SLOW. rhi
/ do.lt. about mo iutlfo Affect new under
/ thki-ra, ai'hoiEh thr present N'uiI- ol ia
. bosod uIon past ori"r.. j. iomertah'N large
. ii' treasury De- lA 0'i '"t'I '-.'il" 'hhl iV'
-.iuc "''hs past. h"t 'L" Aliitt "l f'd nave
. notably lrricnsri
40 LoAls'lhr lhn money IhhIN', improve
/ though collections ~" slow. 81 Lltic ko;k
/ money l@ iisht hLl tto'e d"ii "fn ''l''ctio"7
/ -I". Al NhoAF'l u"r' ,a s''st'.l "ili '.'.,' ,
I lions hfe n'-'..iI 81 M'hp.ia u"H' II dul't
. 'ht %, Nt~n''" '''' "-'' ''' "l VIA ~
. creased rl"nlr~''' 'h0i-H money - '"'o- Az
aus 'H ih'it J., "' ,'"pi ,i'i.il.. y.
it'' l7 A n' d. '' ,1' non' ''-n, nv ".,t ~ a.,
/ nfr r"'L Ma oh report ,iad' m"'ria't' COZ.
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terr ih BAR iron ann c.lnp. u'l'h H'Pi's'g -
plates f'ushurg iA'lh. ha'N 'vA't".lS q.
. H'utNucly io" prices VINO suu'luTM i'"h -
. lower than ever.
T the iaHufr- Tor 'u' "erH nu'unrr - III 'Ii'
; Ml0i state. Nf'lh'l l"' i"I 'Ho 7lN.o " "''A
/ l1-, yotr' ana II Tor cana Ia against 80 lA7I
4 year.
tI"is'f'f S t'-lnotr"" "u ShS tnete j. 10
radical 'f VIE -ept'Hl l'hl ,ilel VI lii' , @
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general "Lp.',''' '.,U .,.' ',,., i,, rniy
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20
The Mississippi River Crevasses.
fnY telseraph 20 the Dlspatcb.l


NEW ORLEANS. La. May 19.-Maior II. b.
Richardson. Chloi State Engineer, says the con-
dillon OF tho logees Of tho Arkansas front has
Ina1o tho occurrence Of other creVasses almost
certain. The Brooks-Mill creyasse is now
1000 feet wiio. President Gray, OF
,na Tensas- Basin Board, says croyassos
viii overflow part OF every ono Of tho seven
uari-aes embraced In his district and that the
cotton-crOp viii be damaged oae-hsN M that
district. iIe SAYS there Is suspicion Ia Arzan-
sas that tae Brooks-Mti leyee vas cut
Major Bedford. OF Madison. says that twenty
five or thirty plantations in Madison Will sunor.
Concordia will not sufer severely unless thers
Il a boom In the Red. Volunteers are patroililg z
the leyees IN Tsusas aud are instructed 10 fire
upon persons approaching the leyees except at
public landings.
GRgRNvnLE, Mss, May l9.-Tho fourth ere
vase IN the leyees on the Arkansas shle oc-
Cured one and one-nalf miles below the Grand
Lake break, but viii do no damage saye 10 add
% the volume OF water overlooking that locality.
The plantations near Gaines Landing, between
Greeuville and Arkansas city, are overflow ed
and tho damage 10 the planters IA terrible. The
gauges show slight decline during the past
twenty-iour hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20
TROUBLES,
THE MINISTER OF JUSTICE AND &C.
CIESlASTlCAL AFFAIRS RESIGNS.
ItI, Thought the whole Ministry wiz
Have to Go-Other Foreign
News Of Interest.
fnr Anrln. Amoricnn cah.n 10 lhe nlonatch

(By Anglo American csb.c 70 the D'opatch.l
RoMr. MAY l9.--The Chamber Of
Deputies to-day rejected the budget for
the Department of Justice, and the Min
lister of Justice and Ecclesiastical Affairs
therefore resigned. II is expected that the
budget Of the Ministry Of Foreign Affairs
Will be rejected asso. and this Will probably
resIt IN n crisis. A Cabinet council was
in session most OF the evening, but no in-
formation as to the decision of the Minis
ters is obtainable. The Opfsione expresses
the conviction that the whole Ministry
must resign. The majority on the vote
against the government was only FIVE, and
the whole incident might have been
averted had the Ministers been more
watchful. Nevertheless. the Cabinet Is be-
heved now 10 be irremediably weakened.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20
OPINIONS or THE DIsPATCH.
THE FACTS IN The MoFFETr CASE.
salem Furnaces Out Of Biast-Electric-
Car. from salem to Koanoke--Not

Correspondence OF the Richmon Disoatc,i.
SALEM. Nav 49, Mr. ". W. MoifeJt IS
preparing TOR publication tho facts pre-
celing and the circumstances leading up
20 the assassination Of his brother, Rev.
j. K. Monett. IN Dlnvllle. which Will ho
published along with The evidence ~ the
case. His publication Will not los Ohercf
10 tho public until after the fate Ot j. /.
Clark mas been finally determined.
Alter having Deen in continuous blast
slnce October :, 1891, Salem furnace bas
extinguishcd Its fires for repairs. Tho
pest DAYS run was that OF 100 tons on
March Il. 1893. and the best weeks work
was that Of ia tons for the week ending
March 18th in this year. The We,t-EnI fur
mace. between Roanoke and Salem, has
also shut down for repairs.
For various causes some tew Of the last
children approved for admission into the
Baptist Orphanage are unable 10 como
and this gives room for one or TWO more
children IN the Evans Cottage. Further
particulars can be obtained OF Rev. q. }.
HOLIDAY. the superintendent.
ELECTRIC CoNYECT.O
The officials OF the Roanoke and Salem
street railway expect 10 have electrlc-cars
running between the two towns 20 replace
the present dummy by the lst Of June.
The Bell telephone Company Is also ar
ranging to connect the TWO towns by tele-
phone.
At the recent marriage Of Miss Worden.
OF Salem. 10 Mr. Horatio Allen, Of Fulton.
y. Y, amongst number OF handsome
presents was a check for 5000 10 the
bride from her father-n-aw.
The superb pressed-brlck mansion in
West Salem, recently built by +. J. Chap
man, at cost of $4,000. was sold last
week tor $4,000 cash to Mr.. G. ". Logan,
Of Atlanta. who will occupy It with his
family next month.
II. J. senay. whose term in Roanoke
county jail Of six months for arson has
recently expired. has opened a drugstore
IN Blueied.
Ex-Poiiceman Bransfofd has received his
guards at the Worlds Far.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20

n furong Rudolph WOO; ferrier second "a
linda third. Time. 1:54Lr
Fourth race-ar furlongs-Rachel Mcalnster
won: French Lady second, Sophie third. lIihe'
I:ls.
Fifth race-ono milc-Louion won: Cora iay-
lor second Tuna Blackburn third Iime,
1:f2I..
THE MOUND CITY.
ST LorIs No, Nav 1o.-First race-six fur
lOngs-Rgdclihe won !. KenCms second, Top Cal
Ian. third. Time, f:1o..:- -
second race-four and one-half furiongs-bo-
Ilngerat won: Nuiwood second, DR.. Mooney
tnird. Time, Jl1t.
Third rnce-si1 furlongs-Bello won: Out ot
Sight second. ZOOlte third. Time, 1:ibsi
Fourth race-six and one-han tur,ongs-Uncie
Kim won; AeronaGt second, Glls0n third. Tins,
2Gi4.
Firth race-seven and oDe-hsn furlongs-Lu-
ellie Manettc won; Mary Sue second, Arunne'
third. Time, 1888.
Sixth race-one mile-Be'fast won; Red Cap
second. Lena Frey third. Time l:441i-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20
EPISCOPAL COUNCIL.
THIRD DAYS SESSION OF MEMBERS
OF THE THREE DlOCESES.
Vested Funds Divided Between the Old
and New Dioceses-Interesting Stats.
tcs-Lsdies Present-Richmond Sext.

WINCHESTER, Va, May 1o.-The third
days business Of the council was pre-
faced by divine service, sermon By Rev.
Kinlock Nelson. Bishop Whittle has pre-
sided at all the business meetings. His
voice Is strong and his appearance shows
much Of his former yigor. The three Nir-
GINA dioceses are represented by three
bishops, and distinguished laymen and
elergymen from Southern and West Nir-
einia are present. A resolution was
adopted reciting the unsettled state of
affairs in China and Brazil and asking spe-
elal PRAYERS for Protestant missionaries in
those countries.
III FUNDS DIVIDED.
A committee report was adopted d.
yidlng the vested funds Of the old diocese
between the new dloceses on the ratio Of
communicants. This gives the Southern
diocese an advantage of about $4,000.
STATISTICS.
Reports show the following statistics
Tor the council year: Baptisms, SOP; Sun
day-schOOl members. 1872: COMMITMENTS,
S29s contributions. -lj9.iis.
Nlr. Thomas Potts introduced resOlu-
ton from the vestry of Bruton parish.
Williamsburg. asking as the unanimous
ut-lfe OF tue cnurCn auu clLlLeDS IuaJ lulS
council assent TO tae restoration Of the
counties OF York and James City to the
old diocese. An enthusiastic consent was
given.
LADIES PRESENT.
= Misses King of Alexandria, Mary Meade
of Charlottesville, Rebeckah Norwood of
Richmond. Annie Pevton OF Fauquier.
hargle Walker Of Alexandria. and Emily
Nhittlc Of Richmond. and Mcsdames F. VI.
Nhlttle and Cryus BossieuX of Richmond
and Sterling MURRAY of Lcesburg are pro-
mlnent ladies attending the council.
1 Ex-Governor Holiday. Hon. Holmes
Conrad, and Dr. William T. Mcclure are
seen among the visitors and entertain
many Richmond people. The people OF
Winchester attended all the services and
took active interest in everything con-
nected with the church work.
UNBoUNDED HOSPITALITY.
They have been unboundel IN their hos
pitality. Resolutions of thanks wcre
adopted by tho council. Richmond. Char
lottesyille, Alexandria. FrcderIck- -burg
and Winchester are the available cities for
holding Of councils.
SETT ILtCE OF MEETING.
81. James church, Richmond. Is the next
place of meeting.
After singing Hymn 3l5 and the benedlc.
ton by the Bishop The Council adjourned.
at 7. u. The clergy aud laity are leaving
rapidly for their homes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20
Nr. sru.s.. Appo,n,ment.

Mr.. Charles Morelle Bruce, o son of Mr..
Charles Bruce, OF Charlotte county. who
has been appointed by President Cleveland
the new Secretary of Arizona, the most
lucrative position in the government OF
the Territory and second IN dignity to the
goyernorship only. was for number OF
wears resident of Richmond and promi-
nent member Of the Westmoyeland Club.
of which ne was one Of the earliest MEM
bers. Mr.. Bruce about ten years ago re-
moved 10 Arizona TO engage IN the cattle
bus,ness. la which be was interested in
sssoc,ation with several Of the leading
capitalists on the Pacific Coast, including
Mr.. LLOYD Tevis, pyesidsnt Of the Wells
Faro Company. and Colonel Edwin Per.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

rim, OF SAP Francisco. He was for soma
years prcsident'of tho Livestock Assoc.a.
tion OF ArIzons. "a wen as chairman II the
Livestock Board. Mr.. Bruce was strongly
urged 10 become candidate for the goy.
ernorsbip. but refused IN favor of Gov.
ernor Hughes. the prcseD, incumbent. a
personal friend.
Virginian. being a member OF The Mcais
family of this State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20
Mrs. parneli Poor

LONDON. May Ip.-Mrs. Catherine Parno1.
widow Of charles stewart PaTucN, hnS
applied 10 She chancory division OF the ilign
Court Of Justice 10 compel tho trustees 20 dis
tribute the funds ile under ths O'Shea set
Element. The trustees have withheld the share
OF the applicant under the behcf that eyentu-
ally thero would be a balance due by her In re-
spect 20 the Wood estate. The counsel for Mira.
Parnen stated that tho applicant mad children
who were now dependent on Zoo year. Oh
tanned from another sourre. The Judge ordered
the money 10 bo paid INTO court, tho applicant
to receive her share forthwith.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20

OFFERS ABSOLUTE SECURlTY FOR ALL yAIrs.
BLRs DFrosIIFD N ITS sroRsGE ytrLr tho
only one in Virginia Parties anticipating
absence from the city are invited 20 avail
themselves of such security. The boxes
IN the safety vault OF this company can
not be surpassed. Born Vault ALg ABso-
LUrRLY FIRE AND BUIGLAB-PLuoF, AID -
GATED ~ THE Only fIgr-pRDoT BUILDING IN
THIS CITY. Charges very moderate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20

| 10 became evident that there was 10 30 strug-
gle upon tho question OF woman's eligibility
for the ONCE OF ruling older, and Immediately
after the minutes we're read the stated clerk
read ovcrturcs from fifteen presbytefiss touch
ing the question. nIl OF which went 20 tho Com
mittee on Overtures. Later special com mIttoe
on tho credentials OF Mrs. Ciagett the
first woman commissioner ever sent 20 tho
assembly, reported 10 / IN favor OF seating
her. Pending the discussion OF q minority
port opposing the seating OF tho woman tho ques-
tion was postpdnsd uBtil o A. II. Tomorrow.
Committees were appointed and unanimous
protest was wired 10 Chicago against the OPEN
ing Of the Worlds Fair next Sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20

If the people of Virginia want TO bene-
at the State and pay high and deserved
compliments to worlny and honored men,
let them put p. W. Mckinney IN the
United States Senate. Z. 4. OFerrall IN
the Governors chair, and George Perkins,
o. Charlottesville. i'll Colonel Oferraips
place. Then the other State officers can be
selected from the different sections of the
State according to fitness and party
need. .-FaImrile JNrHai.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20
Sensational Trial Ended.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch. |

WASHINGTON, u. G., May l9.-In the District
Court to-day Mrs Fannie Ragland, OF Rtch-
fnon1 Va, secured u verdict Tor si1.ouO
damages against tho dry-goods irm Of Wood.
ward y LotnrOp, OF this city. Asout two years
ago Mrs. Rseland was charged with stealing a
silver napkin-ring while shopping ia Defendants
store and va ten op0rorily cOtainod on SUSPICION
ana soarcied. The trial has been sensational
ana attracted much attention
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20
THE DIOCESAN CONVENTION.
bishop Lyman's GIFT of 81. 900 for Assist
aPnt Btshou--Other Routine Business.

Special telegram to the DisDatch.l
RAIFIGH, y G., May lg.-M to-day's session
G! the Episcopal Diocesan Convention Bishop
Lyman made personal gift OF $1,000 TO the
fund for the assistant bishop.
Resolutions n memory OF the late Richard II.
Smith, Oi scotland Neck, were adopted after
tributes had been paid HIM by J. B. Bachelor,
Judge Conu0r and Dr. Cheshire. Of charlotte,
Bishop RavcnscrOits library was added g that
cf Bishop Atkinson ~ Shocnberger Eall NJ
hsheyille The missionary committee was al
lowed n secretary aud parochial reports were
ordered made IN April. superintendent o.
borne asked for $1,000 for the Thompson Or
phanaEe nt Charlotte.
This evening the delegates 90 the convention
werc rendered n very han dsome reception at ~.
Mary's school
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20
Tho pl.ntsc., Na,lonal Bank

soLICrTs NEw BUsrNEss - ITS SEW QUARTERS,
and offers 90 tho public and deDositorS
generally tho best advantage. The new
building Is AnsoLUTfIF hre-pfooi. and rHE
yAuLTs THE BEST 10 ~ FOrSD II TINS COZ "
TRY. The course OF the lank ~ heretofore
will be liberal. aud every facility extended
to patrons. Tho effort % advance tho M
terost of small dealers wlll Boz adhered 30,
and all such can rely upon the support oI
tic nank.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20
ll,tfta In .frnytl.

LONDON, May l9.-A Dispatch from Rio Janero
says that a battle between the Rational and III
surgent torces has just boon fought a. Fonche-
verde, Rio Grande do SUI. The govcrnm"n5
troops under General relles were drawn into an
am bush and then were routed ny an inferior
force under General Iavares. The insurgents
captured a large quantity Oi artillery, small
arms, ammunition. and baggage. and they lost
but fev men. although they iuiicted heavy
losses on the national army. They are nov
marshing rapldly t0warls hage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20

Atthe Davis Gallery. on lBrold street. can
be seen an original photograph of Eulahe.
the Princess Inianta. which was pr"so ntad
10 Miss Connally. OF Richmond. while sho
was visiting the family " the Hon. j. /.
NJ. Curry while Minister 10 Spain.
Tho DAVIS Gallery has au order Tor q
number Of copies Of tho picture.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20

LONnON. May 1p.-While MIR. Gladstone was
travelling from London 20 Chester yesterday a
heavy missile was thrown at his compartment a.
the train approached Nillesien. Tho missile
struck the window oi the next compartment,
which was occupied 10y tn" Dean OF Chester 10
smashed the glass and struck the cushion few
inches from the Deans heal. No arrests have
been made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20
!, ard

I'm calling attention 10 our celebrated
Roller Tray. which is thr most cOnyonlenI
and strongest trunk made and which -
made IN every way superior 10 all other
trunxs. We beg 10 LAY that w. warrant 10
the best and that We WI. dJ any necessary
repairs 10 them free Oi charge
Very respectfully.
II. ". KoCNTER. 81 BGc-nEc.
Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20
PRESS CLUB LEAGUE.
The Next Convention 10 BE Held In AZ
Ianta-OnIceTs.
-GY tclorraph b the DIspatch. J

" toIoFr1Uh % the UItphTchI
ST. PAUL, MINN., May l0.-Iho convention OF
press cubs to-day named Atlanta "a the next
place u meeting. The officers chosen are: Pre-
siIcnt, John A. CO.kcul; Vice-Pre.idcn's,
GcJrge ". Chiida. Joseph Pulitzer, VII lam
Rerri, Fred r. Whiting 4. =. Chatter. ana Mr..
SallIc Jov White: Treasurer. c. W. Price Secie-
tary. 10. y. No.eut: Executive Committee: I. J.
keenan,. Jr, ". Y. Alexander, VI. II. Dei ioune,
John Ffcieucks, i. G. Boyle, l.. +. Thomas,
r. y. Povicrly. Charles II. Grasfy, and Mrs.
+. 4. Conner. Ihe committee on selection Of n
site for homo for aged newspaper was
continued. The governing board OF the League
Was Instructed 10 create fund 10 be chilled tho
press club tunI. A vote Of thanks was ten
dcrci Mrs. Gorfon for her kindness TO the mcu-
nors Of the league IN Offering her home IN the
city OF Atlanta tor their entertainment at tho
next convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20
Al Accidents and Uncertainties Incident
to Trusts,

&c. as administered by individuals arc
altogether removed whom tho NiEGiSlA
SArR DEPosIr lSD FUrITY ColP,sa Is APP
pointed 10 handle the trust iund. mo
corporation trustee outlycs tho trust.
The inefiicicucy and carele.-ncds of lnfl.
Yldual trn.tecs may Wr-ok yaLuahIe ostatea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20
Diamond Dust.

AtNew York: p. B.H. y
WashinRtons .....2 l l y " ~
Bstteries-Kng and Doyle; Rsper and Nc
Cure.
Al pbuadelphi,: r. B.H. z.
PLiladeiprialr ili,r''' 10000 OO-J . :
Raliimofes O02 0O0 ~ 4 :
acknowledging and Clements: McNabD
and Cinrk.
81. ni Lo1i! SS; L'u's !L'u'so12oO13oo-7 10 i
Pittsburg4 .........O OOO"2 20 o. >
.Batieries-Ilawlcy, GARRISON, and Peitz; hil-
len ana MLler.
clovelanas''no..e a iqgg'hnr Oo1oo1-ie 20 Q
Cincinnaiis. 10000 900 . 4
Battenes-Clarkson and thinner; Darby and
Vaughn.
Al Boston (12 Innings: r. b. II. f.
Bos son.........0OOOO OO3I0O-4 3
Batteries: stem and DAILY; suyetts aud Gam
zel.
St. tN.iioSa1iisI-'o"u'''......o1eOO13oo-7 Il Louis S1i LOUIS. 10 !
Plttsourg- ........O OOO22 22OOO-4 7 >
Batteries: Clnrkson, IIawley, and Peez; hillen
ami Miller
SOUTHERN LEAGuE.
xadrFS@s4ys',-y'o ai HSa's99'ry o oooOoooa-Ha ="
Baiteries-Loach and Armstrong; Metger and
Murphy.
At birmingham: r: B;b' =,
CbarIeSiops % o o . 0 90 0 o. , / 3
Bltieres-Parrott and Earle; Colcolloush and
SugGen.
At Nashville: r. B.H. J.;
Batteries: Honcr and summers; Camp and
Wilson.
~ Memphis: r.;
"a a "a n ii II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20
TENNESSEE Bank CONVENTION.
Petition TO Congress for Repeal of sher-
man silver Law.
rBy telegraph to She nispatch.l

CuA1r1NOOGA, 1ENN., May i0.-Ihe tanSers OF
Tennessee, representing cighiY-AYo banks as-
sefnbled ct Knoxville IN annual convention To-
daT A resolution Tetiiionng Congress 10 re-
neal the sherman SILVER laW MAS unanimously
adopted. ~ the convention he,d last year a
similar resolution was ureeeotcd, but Has WIN
drawn on account ot some dirorenco v, opinion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20

WASHINGTON CITY.
'"'s Welcome Mrs. Curry and
'"rDr,. old Acquaiutauces.

"s Welcome Sirs- Curry and
'rno''. old Acquaiutancen.
N.y la-The royal train ar
-'lfsl.n 90 $50 O'Clock tonight.
1 - locpio gathered In tie
.rlnry.yauia railroad station
-- iY.t before th0 train arrived
. trr spanish Legation wero
o.. pciy.t. Tho party from the
uieG Nrs >. l.. y. Curry, tho
-.nislof o. ths United states 10
'n- .ier thcre was n stir among the
''hF ufong aHQ "a iaint choer as
United atatss casslry, under
'' .f0in forI Nyef, GcrOss the P0to-
ar.. -'t f11r up hn0 formed long hDe
-'t" side ~ tao station.
t't rsrADfSr's bAxOUgHE.
'resnam and ACCOMPLISHMENTS
.r. .tcity aitor The arrival " tho
-s. 'n', f. -. 1ioahan's carriage, followed al
Ssss t.@.riy by handsome baronche
'0i 'H4gnincent bay horses 10 was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20

Our special New York fashion letter for sum
day is devoted chieGy to elaborate descriptions
q colleges girls graduating gowns aud tho
fabrics OF which they arc mado. White shoes
will be the fad for summer toilets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20

Facts which you should know about the DAVIS
reinterment aud hitherto unpublished, will ap-
pear in very attractive form IN tomorrow ;
twelve-page ninety-siX column DI'PtrCH.