davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS
BAsKET PICNIC.

In order 10 further cement that fro.
IeeilnS among the boys on the road ;, tina
y, mem ners OF Wichita Council No. 20 T. -
II, VIII have basket picnic at I.inwood
fark on July 4th. All commerci,I trny'
siers who are IN the city on that day with
,heir wives and sweethearts are inyitad ~
JOIN with us rs we'll as the jobbers viii
.nel. families, to all of whom we extend n
.onuian ana nearly invitation. The pro
dancing. card playing. fire worl-. ,l';
good toothsome viands "nu
Il. T. ZAkTMAN, Sec'v. H. - -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-02
At Fashionable watering p,.-e.

Mr. Billydoo-surely you have not
come here for the cure, Miss Hopeless?
Miss Hopeiess-It depends on how
you look ct IL | have really come 70
find nv mother a soa-in.law-Ju6ze-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-02
Didn't Want Him to Ssarye.

Doctor-You mustn't eat too much
Patient-Why. board.
do you? Then cat ali yoa can
Life
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-02

THREE different
methods Of perma'
nently removing
wrinkles. by cleo
tricity, by surgical
operation or by an
instrument for de
r.aIoninU tIln facc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-02

and embroidery, but lace chiefly, and
in many cases the film of lawn is left
untouched by any hint of adornment
In its own cobweb-like consistency.
I saw some very pretty gowns a day
or two ago at rose luncheon. Origin
al and tasteful were the adjectives you
would apply to them A pretty blonde,
who was devoted to her salad, wore
shot grass green and black silk crepon.
Her skirt was arranged with a very
deep tlounce, starting from few
inches below the waist, where it was
headed by an insertion of black lace.
The front of the bodice was of black
satin, trimmed with insertions of net
and lace, cleverly arranged to form
kind of zouave, and caught together
liz the center with bows OF black satin
ribbon. The back of the bodice and
the sleeves were of the shot silk crepon
with a basque of black lace insertion
and net.
A paler blonde wore fawn colored
silk with heliotrope and green silk
embroidery arranged in graduated
stripes. The skirt hung in graceful
folds over a petticOat of heliotrope.
Over the bodice there was pinafore
of drawn heliotrope chiffon, with in
sertions of string colored lace. Cape,
hat and parasol had been arranged to
match it. The cape was of black satin,
made with square tabs. lined with
shot silk in pretty shades of green and
fawn, and finished at the neck with
Toby ruche of black lace. The black
hat was trimmed with punches of
heliotrope and green primulas, while
the black satin parasol was yelled with
string colored lace.
But gowns OF ceremony are not the
only summer toilets that have to be
taken into consideration. This is per-
haps the most important of all warm
weather costumes. saw one
lately of a semi-transparent cream
crepOn made up over pink silk,
so that the color showed through
In pretty blush rose fashion.
The jacket has a wide sailor collar
edged with lace and tied with cream
ribbons. Another which was more
elaborate had jacket of cloth of gold
shot with heliotrope and arranged
with sleeves of pale blue satin yelled
with fine black lace and trimmed with
gold sequins. Such frock is for sit
ting in a wooded beach chair with red
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-02

Regular meeting OF W. X. C. No. 40 ut
Garfield hall, Wednesday. July AT a:S1
=. M. MES. F. j. LkPAZ. Sec'v
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-02

Ncd-So she said she would be . sis
ter 10 yoJ?
Jack-Tes-
Ned-What did you say - 1fat7
Jack-I told her sc srouid co-npro-
mise ard call Il aunt i was too
Young 20 Re bcr brother--Eogue.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-02

,Perkins Presbyterian church, corner Of
Narket and 18th streets. Rev. II. NJ Gf.
pert pastor, preaching in the evening ar :
O'Clock. Public cordially invited.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-02

, regular communication of Wichita
lodge No. %. Monday night ats o'cin.i'
sharp. work in first degree. Vjsi,;n,.
brethern invited
-, H. G. WHITTIER, ". u.
N. VI. W ElrNEN Sac',-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-02

Peerless Princess Camp Ne. 1881. N. W.
A., VIII meet in regular session at Peerless
hall Thursday evening, July q, instead of
Tuesday evening.
c. b. QUINCY, Clerk.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-02
tINCoRPoKATkn9


me eY ana ~"'
sae.
Home ratme-;c urer cteth nruh
imeha
The Wichita Medical and Surgical Institute
DIS. PURDl JORDAN PROPRIETOR.s
135 North Market Street. Wichita, kansas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-02

and embroidery, but lace chiefly, and
in many cases the film of lawn is left
untouched by any hint of adornment
in its own cobweb-like consistency
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15
The BANQUET or ETA CHAPTER.
The Kappa Aiphss and Their Friends
Have "a pellChtfnl Evening

The reception and banquet given at Rich
monf College last night by tho Eta Chapter Of
Kappa A,pha Fraternity was a most recherche
affair, and the entertainment was greatly on
loyci by the guests 81 tho evening. largo
ngmber OF the lady friends OF the fraternity
mon wore IN attendance, while all the gentlemen
present appeared IN evening dress.
The entertainment took place in the rooms OF
the organization, and the supper was a most
elegant one. Beautiful Souvenirs In the shape
81 ribbons were distributed among the fair ones
who sfacod she occasion with their presence.
Tho chaperOus Of the eveDtng wero Mos1ames
Harrison. Charley, and Duke.
The members ~ the chapter present we're
hc~srs- Arrec, Bowe stuart. Bruce, PnrDett,
Cooke, Co k, ". and +. DUKE, Franklin, r.,
=. \, and p. Harrison, Pitcher, Turner, Long,
Ruckcr, TIC. Harrison 81 the University OF Vir-
GINA; ". l. Burnley and W. H. Blair, OF Nor
tOS Tho representatives Of other fraternittos
m attendance we're hcssrS l. b. sdmuels of
.hentucky. Fletcher Of Virginia, Jones Of
TcXas Freeman Of Lynch burg, and Pro-
fes~or x. +. Gaines, and Messrs.
ko~hcr. Blair. and Lyme, % Richmond
Among the yO1ug ladies' present woro &issos
Ehie Douglas FrBy-or. Eva hOve Marion
Ryiand. Mamie CarritherA, % Kentucky; Alpha
Unwuor, Of LyuchOurg: Anutc Cherry, ot Nor
fOk Rpseile AcrCier, Oi Augusta; Strbhng, Of
West virginia; Turner, 81 Hollins. ana Misses
Harrison, Winston, Puryear, Harris, Barg7mln,
Pollard, and Spicor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15
AYERS is FOR TYLER
HE THINKS THE SOUTHWEST IS
PRETTY SOLID FOR ms FRIEND.
There sbouid Not lie Undae Haste About
EiecttRg Dcisgn tes-The sherman
Law should DO Repealed.

Ex-Attorney- General Rufus A. Ayers,
who has been IN attendance upon the
United States Court tho last two days. is
stopping at the Exchange, but will proba-
bly, leave for home to-day. Being asked
By DIsPATcH reporter last night what be
thought Of the gubernatorlal race in his
section Mr.. Ayers replied that the south
western counties were practically solid for
Tyler and would give him the full vote OF
the section as long as his name was before
the convention"
Mr.. Ayers added that in his opinion a
large majority Of the counties in the State
would choose delegates IN July and Au-
gust. after full time had been given for
free discussion of the merits of the differ
ent candidates.
WILL NOT HAVE A wALK-ovEB.
Continuing. Mr.. Ayers said: whilst
Colonel O'Ferrall appears 10 be in the lead
50 far. DO not believe no VIII have walk
over by any means HIS friends are active
and alert, but there are thousands OF the
steady yeomanry who favor Tyler and
mean TO have their WISHES and desires truly
represented in the convention.
There Is no need" he asserted, for
great haste IN calling the county conven-
tons. The people are III no great hurry,
anu tut pdIbN CduuDt AZ cru ~ hAFt ~
dldate forced upon 1t who does not reflect
the true wishes and choice Of the people.
I'VE Will have enough 10 do 10 elect our
candidate after he ~ nominated. and there
should be no ground given for disa1ection.
The party IN the different counties should
select delegates with deliberation, 50 that
when the candidate ~ nominated. whether
1T be TYLER, O'Ferrall, or Butord hs will
receive the united and hearty support Of
the party. The canyass for the nomination
should be so conducted a. 10 leave no
room for grumbling and dissatisfaction"
TEE sHERsfAS suyER ACT.
Mr.. Ayers was asked for his views in re-
gard TO the repeal Of the Sherman silver
act and sand: NY views upon the subject
have entirely changed. have seen
| enough of the effects of the fail
ure TO repeal this act and the pros
pect Of "A fIeo-silver bill to satisfy
me that I was entirely wrong. We
are not yet strong enough TO dictate the
! currency Of the world. and ia our foolish
endeav0rs TO force a redundant silver cur
rency upon our own and other countries
have wcllnigh bankrupted ourselves. The
! Sherman act should be repealed lmue-
diately upon the assembling OF Congress.
! IF this is done. prosperous times VIII re-
turn almost "a quickly as they nave fled. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15
To Ar,,rce The Virginia Exhibit.

Professor Price. Of the Agricultural and MO
chanical College az Blacesburg, ACCOMPANIED ~
n son OF DR.. j. =. Apperson- who has been a
tending tina, institution. left yesterday for Cni-
cago, to a sfist DR. Arperson, Vtrgintas comInis-
sioner. in the arrangement Of tho States mime
raj and other exhibits. rhe old COMMEMORATIVE
has fine collection ~ minerals. ores, and TIM
ter. snd Professor Proc will arrange them 40
that they will show to tho best possible sdrah-
tage. -,
Mrs james Y. Leigh Of Norfolk, who IA ars.
Bcale's alternate left for Chicago on luesdsy
aud will look after affairs IN the M vernon
building until Mrs. Beale can 90 10 Chicago her-
sell. hrs Caskic Cabell. q this city. VIII ieave
this morning 70 assist Mrs. beign In the Gus
charge OF Der duties. secretary Morton, oi tho
Virginia board, goes 70 Chicago Friday ana WIN
remain two or three weeks
Captain Morton succeeded yesterday IN &C.
caring some valuable additions 70 our d'spiay
OF tobacco, cigars. and cigarettes. Tho Chi-
vcrsity Of Virginia and Randotph-S aeon Co,eso
tienal department. Tho MI Vernon building IS
no. being opened on Sunday and Dr. Apperson
viii probably not open It until 70 directed by
tho board.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15
FUNERAL OF RoeLlE FOX.
Impressive Service aud AN Ammehs'
Crowd at the Obsequies.

The funeral VI Robbie p. Fox tho IS-year-oid
son OF MI James o. Fox, vino was drowned II
the lake at Fairmount Park Tuesday hlsh''
took place from Leigh-Street Bapust church ye.-
,n,unfes be'ore a wedding had bean soiomnizod
witnin the sacred edifice. and a. the doors moio
moi closed after lhe marriage numter vi ,noSo
VINO Witnessed the ceremony romaihou !" az
tend the funeral. In addition 10 these an I'M
rnerse congregation OF the bereaVed fanny .
friends were proseI.t ana the church was eiV"u-
ed to It's utmost capacity. ...., -. -. q,
and impressive nature, wero conducted by hey.
". L. Wright. The iDterment was al oa1NoJ u,
Inc deceased, who Was member Oh Lo1sn-
Street church, was most oAeupisIy 49," y,
-, aud endowed t4te esteem and respect oi all
who knew him. lie h supposed to nave pe9h
e,tack eli with cramp white ia the water, his
death. which was entirely unexpected was
,.rribls blow 20 his parents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15

acted n cnnsidernbe amount OF routine business.
Mr~ W. H. Plessaats was eiecscd secrctsry ans
treasurer sor term Of Ave csogtns eeginnins
- nly Isl Her salary will be $500 per apnun.
A committed consisting OF Y. X Wosdward,
Dr. r. n. C,i,sct. aud ksF. L. K Turnbun vas sp-
,Dintod to otvoa and make AL arrangement LOT
central orilce, wbilo another committee was 49,
appointed % selsst . solicitor for tho association
after July LIST
Major lewis Ginfer has cont the socsctr h's IN
diyiduai check Tor 900 to sid In the eood WORK
OF the Organization, and Mrs \ 81. bawes nas
others who are able 30 10 do VIII Assist inc
society by donations
The Crystal Ice Company has donated ssnp-
during tho months Of June, July, and August.
1t expected that public meeting In penaI
Of the society will bo held 10 the early fall, wnsn
the plans for future WORK will be onttfnen py tne
ofncers II a she intention OF the Executive
COMMITTEES 20 keep the public fully informed as
10 its OperntiOra
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15
BrrnartN Tranklera.

Richmond: Jnmima Eiweriss trustee 70
Cyrus GRAHAM ~ feet on west sido Laurel
street, ~ 900; Cirrus GRAHAM and wife 20 ia,
NINA Edwards, 30 feet on vest side Laurel
street u. O5O: II. A. Hare and X. Ia TUCKER ana
their wives 20 JOhn ". Buchannon, lV}h iect on
south side Frauklin street near Thirtv-nret,
$3.50: Martin Aeekins's trustees 20 Ann T.
BatkIns. - foot on west side Twenty second
street near Franklin, 9f61.5 Charles A. smith
and wife aud others to William y. WeetNooo,
2pit feet on north side louisiana street between
Fam and sixth. e.. $40.
Hcnric9: William BnInefts heirs 20 Robert }.
smith. 80 feet on south side Washington sree'
near BaFer 800.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15

NORFOIK. Va, June ll.--Asrkci al. Prime.
3, .lfc.; extra prime, lac; iaucy, 'yec.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15
Took Laudanum with Suicidal Intent.

Late yesterday afternoon a ciuzon reported 70
the First statiou-bouse that he had Just seen an
old 4 nt,cfDRn swallow TIE con ,ents oi WIS., ",
laudauum at tho corner Of Eighteenth and
Irauklu streets. An omcer Ias sent 10 that
point aud found the facts - be as reported. Inc
old gentleman was taken 10 the fiatoD-hOuse
AID tnr an bulAnce called and he Was conveyed
10 The alrnsnOn-o. Proper treatment Was resort
cd o. and 81 ! ] uclocK last nfght he "as out OF
danger. lie admitted thnt he bad taken mo
drug with suicidal intent aud assigned rs n tea-
son mat he was tired Of life. DO gave his name
az G. D. narri. and is iron Caroline county, Lat
hns relatives in Manchester.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15
Pnner "Colonini virginia"

Miss Mary Mann Page Newton, daughter on
Rev DR.. Newton. rector OF N0numental caurcn,
who nar prepared paper 10 be read boiore tho
Woman's Congress ~ Chicago, has receiver "a
letter Of acceptance frOn Mr.. ". r. Poole. hota-
ran In his communication TO Miss Newton he
saws: - have TIE pleasure to ackn9Hledge tbe
receipt Of your very Intc.esting paper on Co
lonlai virginia ana It's Part "a Moulding Aracri-
can Civilization. which you have prepared ijr
the Historical Congress Ibsve read foar pa
per with great satisfaction. and bog @ MORN
You ibat the committee ac-ept II for place VA
the programme and congratulate YOU on your
cultivated and attractive styic OF writing"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15
BOTH CASES ARE SUBMITTED.
The Oyster Controversy aud the Bag stone
Gan EecetNership.

In the United states Circuit Court yesterday
IN the haceas-corpus ease OF Wharton, Neison'
aud Marsh, growing out Of the arrest ana M
url-onmeut Of the petitioners. citizens OF Mary
land, by the Virginia authorities i"f dredsinE
90 ovsfer. IN Poc.moke sound. Colonel hoina5
: Uods0n concluded his argument Tor tne pc.
ttiouers, General bradley L. Johnson iVilo"eu
on INC sanlc sido, Mr.. James T.. flet her, COM
n.onwealfh's Attorney OF Accpmac. ana httor-
nry-Gcneral Scott spoke Tor Tao Commohwesth
az Virginia and Acknowledgement roe, oil Mary
land. closed and Tho case WAS submitted mo
dc,,,giop will he rendered IN October, Du1
whether IT H. FOR or against inc Coul1loh" 9A,'D'
w. i. divided bench, IL VIII DO appealed ~
the United S.ates supreme Court
The argumentin TIE case OF hcGeorge, trustee
mud others against the BIZ s,one Gao improve
r,ent company WAS concluded before Judse
Con about $50 O'Clock lass night ana the ca .
submitted. The question inVoiVel ia 'uIs 80 :
,s tbe removal or retention Cf tho tomp"ar!
Tsreiycrs recently appointed by The ticUi'
Court for the Western District OF Virginia
Judge Coz VIII render MS decision IL le"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15

1T. LOUTs. No. June li.-tiour unchanged.
Whesi unsotiiod: NJ , rod. cash, e29.e;
june, Csc; yuiy, 6t%a0fANc. Corn urn /: No.
scptemher, 39lsc. Oats higher: No. ?, cash
and June 2oc.: July. eve. bid; August. 24bac.
bid. WhHkcy, ttl2. Provisions: Current
make port, ti0. lani, $3.50. Dry-ealted
meats oosef-ShaIiiora, 1928 longs end ribs,
81. 50 shorbs. $40. Bacoa-Packed shoulders,
s1O; longs and rlhs. sl0.30as i0.6219: shorts,
sll. Hams -Sugar-curod. i3al4c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15

"Jim." one OF the "porcc-dogs that daily
and nightly patrol tho streets with the oancers,
has by his fondness for killing cats- gained the
enmity OF the Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty TO Animals II 10 said that on good
night for cats Jim Is likely 70 send At least four
or ive OF the felincs 20 cat heaven between the
going down and tho rising " the sun, provided
be goes on the war-pash. Tho police hate very
much 70 900 thor dog die the tynobse death Of
. murderer, but she society says Jim must 60
The perplexing part Of the thing h, however,
for tho society 10 get o chance at jim.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15
MARKETS BY TELeG9AP1.
NEW YORK.

NEW fOkN-
NeW YORK. June lA.-fiOur quiet and s.elGy;
winter wheat, low grades S2.05as2.4p;
p1tent. s35Oas4.25; southern flour more
active ana stoady; commcn 20 fan extra,
SZ.IoasAlo; good 80 choice 90, . : ios.
100 Wheat Quiet and fairy active; no.
81 store aud elevator. 1885; afi0at, Is "a
136c. options opened nrm a1d advanced
alassc.. tGrultei considerably. and closed nr;h
M Lallc. over yesterday with = iair TRACE;
June. 723ec; July, 74c.; Augusi, 1Uc. Corn
nrner bg- quiet: No ., 4Sc. elevator; fsssa
4glAc anoat; options closed strong and ss.Ic.
higher; speculation more active June, +sc.
july, 493Sc. August, $40 Oats urn ana more
active; OuiiOBs ArAler and Inodofatcly actYo;
June, 3G34c.; jay, 36}sc.; August, Bic; spot,
No. = Soc: No. white, fDc. mixed western, Joa
,,,I,,r. white DO, 4Oa45c- WOOi dull aud Hees
domestic fleece, 2 7a3sc. pulled. 2oaJ1c. oest
duh but steady; family, siOasl2, extra ules',
81. 5Oass.Jo. Boof hams autos and steady at
SI7. 5OasIS.5o. 1ierced beet dull; city extra
India mcsa. 5aSl1. Cut meats dun ont stse1y'
picked bellies, sl1.25asii.5o; shoulders,
so.25asS. 30; hams, az. 1oasi3. Aiddie' iaa,-
i've and firm; snOrt-cear. $40. 80. Lard qaies
and eas Ier; western steam, closed sIO.iO cry,
gas9.2b: opsfens, sslcs none; refined hri
quiet; CoDtinopt slO.3J COMPOUND, 500.
PORK quiet aad steady; Old mess. sls1 30; ne"
meas, SO. CottOu-seei oil duii aud easy: crude,
doc; yellow prime, 44c.; choce, oOsote. ~
trOieum an,et aud Drm. kosin dull ano WEAK !;
strained. cOnmon 10 good, stsoasl.zo. Lur-
pentine quiet and nru az 2sbsa2s1ec. kice
ou,ot and firm: domestic, fair 70 extra, 2.sa
5iSc; Japan, 4s.ai,sc- Molasses - Foreign,
noniuai; New Orleans open kettle, good TO
choce, dgu but stosiy az 30aSSc. Peanuts
gret ani weak: fancy hand picked. oao5ac-
Cldee closed quiet aud unchanged a. soc dosn
june, $3.50; sepeombex, s15sst5.l 10; Octo-
Der, sI4.95; December, sl4 75asi4.sO: spos
RIO dull md easter No. z, los.c.. sugar
Ras nrm and ratrly active; far rennisg. 5tsc; |;
centraugals, 9t-;est, fLc.; relDed larry
active ssd 1ria; standard A, Sesao s-toc. !;
grairulated. Ss6-5 o-1jc. Frcsghts 10 LIVER
pool strong aud quiet room scsreo co'toa' ISL !
grain, 81. asked.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, June 1.-THE available wheat Stoke
were reported this afternoon as showing ue-
crease OF $500, 900 bushels frfcos IN cVnse-
oueuce closei lrm at the top for rae day, win
an advance Of ISessc. over lsss nights ngares.
Ano,her active day was Witnessed Ia tAe corn
DIT. Tho feel,ug MA again nrm ana SUI higher
prices we're scoaed. bat The fan advance was BOT
ma,nta,nsd. Res'izins after tbe buige carrier
the price pask 10, but tae marker etih ruicu
! urr, aud AZ the close he'd gaiaod Asatsc. There
Vas a lair trade IA oats asa an unsottisd feeling
proya.,sd. Later the market rallied ON tho
streng.h ia wheat and cora.
| Cnsn quotations.; flour easy ara nomlnnhy
unchangod. No spring wnoeI bstisocss'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15
Another kid" Nine.

iuutor baseball team WAS organized yestcr-
dav under the name OF tho Electrcs-" II IA
composed Of the following players: @. Elmore,
A. Gentry, G.. Carr. II. Duncker. sam LeclGre. l..
Siodsey, W. Allison, @. Perkinsou. W. NTH. and
J. Unger A. Gentry was chosen captain. This
team IL open to nccept any challenge from CRACK
;nnior mines IN tho city or any part OF virginia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15

broke ioose aod jumped into the we'll.
Freddie. who had been gwen the poison.
was found lying dead on the floor OF the
house. and Johnnie died q few minutes
later.
Mr.. Kerch was absent from home at the
time of the tyagedy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

ihcpCrtnd Tor tlo bNp8Nll
JusF I4-Auctfoa U.isrioRs on Change to-day,
80 packhscs ard " raYen IN; highest. slO; io"-
egf. q. 30: average, 1921.
Private ssios: Darks, 20; filters, 4-totai' "
hoe sheIis.
Revenue collections today, s3,3SO.bd.
Me5srs. &. II. indenDUrSPr. at Louisville, Ky,
and y. IS. Brooks. II Ddngilie, Va; +. +. Rsm.
her. Snmte-. S. e., ana j. Il. Kyle, Of Lynch
burg, Va. wsrO here today
lose saies TO-DAY we're fairly good sc both
Planters and shelDurnes warehouses. Prices
somewhat easier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15
Thu nnat- Cinh noonlight.

Club will give an excursion 20 Dutch Gap tonight
al o'clock on the steamer ARIEL The boat VIII
leaye the wharf AZ O'Clock. There will 90 a con-
cert and refreshments viii be served. The pro
cee.is OF the trip will he used 20 purchase new
boatsfor the boat Sub There will dou psiessbe
a largo crowd who will avail themselves OF this
delightful opportunity OF sail down the james
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15

The F!ss' Reunion Association met last night
AMI completed their Dual arrangements tor ne
trip to Detroit and Chicago. They VIII le1;e
here sunday afternoon d; O'Clock en- tto
Chesqpolke and ONO railway ana reach Detroit
Monday night The trip from Detroit 90 Chicago
xrtfl 10, rua.ta ~ wafer,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-15
r,s Governor Refuses Pardons.

Governor NcRicney was in his Office yestef-
day, having returned 70 the cIty iue,ssy e'i,'.
ssso in June, 1891, wac sentenced oy the County,
rn',rt of louaoan 10 two yoars' imprisonment ia
The peplten,issy Ior hOuDobrsaking WIN in,en'
90 commit larceny, aud also " franz ". NJ ~
.ss nonitentiary Tor two years for forgery ny
Inc Southam ptsn County Court.