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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-24
Herr umierajacy.

LoNDYN, 23go stycznia. =
Ostatnie telegramy Bourne
mouth donosza o ogromnem
pogorszeniu W chorobie Herza.
W nocy znajdowa} sic on W
stanie krytycznym. Obawiaja
sic, re choroba moze mice
smiertslny przebieg. Czuwa
mad MIN ciagle trzech lekarzy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-24
Cholera W Neitleben.

BERLIN, % stycznia. =
Cholera W Domu oblakanych
W Neitleben zaczyna przybie-
rae coraz ostrzejszy charakter.
Chorzy umierajs W bardzo
kr6tkim czasie po zapadnisciu.
Dotad byly og6lem "a wypad-
XII, a 3S smierci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-24
ROk ~.

Il w domu p. D. s5 ma Hos.
mer ul. W Cleveland, O., mie-
ska staruszka Marya Opale-
wska, kt6ra ujrza}a swiat}o
dzienne d. 8 listopada 1885 r.
PAM Opalewska, pomimo
swoich 1O7 lat, cieszy sic do
brem zdrowiem i wyborna pa
miecia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-24
znoH bankruetnO W Rzymie.

RYzx, 23-go stycznia. =
Bank Guerrini, istniejacy tu
cd lat 5Ociu, zawiesil dis wy
p}aty. Wlasciciele depozyt6w
otrzymajs wszystko, poniewaz
faktycznie majstek banku
przenosi zobowiszania. Bank
musial iednak upasc dla tego,
90 wskutek poplOchu inansO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-24
Sam0bOjstWO finansisty.

WIEDE6, % stycznia. -Zna.
ny tutejszy banker ifnansista,
czlowiek bardzo bogaty, nieja-
ki Horowitz, W przystepie ma
g}ego ob}sdu odebra} sobie zy-
Gle.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-24
Szczesliwie poiycie mafie1skie'

Szczesliwie pOiycie ma}zenskfe.
w Detroit pred paru dnia-
mi aresztowala policya Viii.
helma Szarbo6skiego, kt6ry
chcia} zamordowae swoja zone.
PAM Szarbo6ska m6wi}a ma
policyi, re maz grozi jej Cd
niejakiegos czasu morder-
stwem. Wierzy ona W move
meza, kt6ry s}owa nigdy ME
z}ama}. e. Wskutek tego
Wilhelm poszed} do kozy ma
60 dni, ably przynajmniej przez
ten czas ME przeszkadzaf swej
zonie. Niezadowolona koble.
ia stara sic przed}uzenie ter
minu wiezienia, CO sic jej mo,
re i. -. uda..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-24
Felesramy KHjoEe.
Zs Stolicy Zwiazkowej.
Bill o kwarantannie przyjety.

w ASHlNGIoN, w., 1ooUJ0H'
= Doktorzy Blanca wydali
dis nova opinie co do przy.
czyn jego choroby. Twierdza,
ze jest on cbory ma degenera-
eye artery, ,chocniektorzy sadza
ae doktcrzy ciagle b}adza W
ciemnosciach CO do istotnych
przyczyn choroby. Blaine jest
bardzo siaby. = Prezydent
Harrison dis przes}a} do sena-
tu nominacye Franka G. Par
fridge ma ambassadors W We
nezueli. Skrzynki z g}osami
wyborczeni ME nadesziy dotad
do senatn z piecin Stan6w,
Georgii, Indiany, Montany,
Oregon i Wisconsin. Nadejscie
ich jest oczekiwane. = Kwa-
rantanna ,Bia}ego Domu" z
powodu ehoroby ma}ej Mar
theny Harrison na szkarlatyne
zosta}a juz zdjeta, dziecko jest
zdrowe. = W Senacle dis roz-
prawy byly ma3o ozywione.
Sprawa blu anti-opcyjnego
zostala od}oaona powodu ME,
obecnosci mowc6w Sen. Hilla
i Graya. = W Kongresie
prawdziwa burze wywo}a}y
rozprawy mad bilem o kwaran-
fannie, dajacym prawo prezy-
dentowi W razie nieoezpiecze6-
stwa zarazy ograulczae i wstrzy,
mywac imigracye, Izba dzia}a-
Ia, jako wsp6lpy komitet.
Przedstawiono znaczna liczbe
poprawek, z kt6rych wiekszosc
odrzucono, jedne zas poprawke
Warnera, orzekajaca, IL prawo
to odnosi sic ME tylko do gra-
mic morskich, ale do ladowej,
a wiec do meksyka6skiej i ka-
nadyjskiej, przyjeto. Nastepnie
bill zostal przy ETY. 1873 glosami
przeciw 20.
Ze Stolicy Stanu.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, % stycz.
= Zdrowie gubernatora Alt.
gelda jest dis znacznie lepsze.
DIS ME przyl nowaf nlkogo,
aby odpoczse po trudach zajst
urzedowych. Jutro 1--WE VITO.
rex } rano wyjezdza ogodz. lei
do Asheville, N. c., ia
wypoczynek i wyzdrowienie.
Towarzyszye mu bedzie W dro-
DE iona siostrzeniec J. w.
Lanehart z Chicago. DIS przy-
byli tu nowo misnowani komi.
sarze kolejowi, shrzowi, ka-
nalowi i zakladd ,SpYch W
Joliet, aby sig I
komisye; guber1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-24

ich jednak widziec osobiscie.
Komisarze porozumiewalisie z
sekretarzem Doze. = Zarzadca
wiezienia karnego W Joliet
bedzie napewno R. L. Allen z
Chicago; zarzadca domu kar-
nego W Chester = J. D: Baker
z Lebanon. = Jen. Orendorff
mianowal dis nova swite gu
bernatora. : w Senacies ME
by}o dis posiedzenia dla bra
ku quorum; W legislature
przedstawiono i za}atwiono
wiele spraw drobniejszej wagi.
Rozbity okret.
New YORK, % stycznia. =
Dzis'przyby} tu okret Carl
ton" San Francisco, ma po-
k}adzie kt6rego znajduje sic
kapitan rozbitego statku Min
neola" z Windsor, N. S., jego
iona i 5-ciu majtk6w. Carl
ton" spotka} ,,Minneole" ma
morzu, pelna wody i zaledwo
trzymajscs sic ma powierzchni
fal. Za}oga try dni pozosta-
wa}a W niebezpiecze1stwie zy.
cia bez pokarmu. zona kapi-
tana jest ciezko chora.
Andrew Carnegie W Ameryce.
New YORK, % stycznia. =
Ma parowcu ,,Cesarz Wilhelm
II" z Genui przyby} dis tutaj
znany Andrew Carnegie, via,
sciciel zaklad6w fabrycznych
W Homestead, gdzie niedawno
mia} miejsce tax zaciety strajk.
We wspania1em mieszkaniu ma
51-ei ul. oczekiwa} swego
zwierzchnika, twardy wyko-
nawca jego rozkaz6w Frick,
Carnegie, kt6ry przez ca}y czas
strajku pozostawa3 po "a obre
bem Ameryki, przyjezdza te-
raz, ably robotnikom>wypowie-
dzieG --nauke moralna.
Skarbnik zfOdziej.
LAFAYETTE, IND, 23 stycz.
= Geo. Ckonkite, z Williams
port, Ind. skarbnik powiatu
Warren, straci} wszystk;e pie
Made, kt6re mia} W kasie,
spekulujac ma gie}dzie. Suma
dochodzi do $4,000. Z1odziej
uciekf, pozostawiajac W k}opo,
Gle swych poreczycieli. Me
kt6rzy mich beda zrujnowani.
Miecej ofiar W Alton.
ALTON, Ills, % stycznia. -
Lista ofiar strasznego nieszcze-
scia przy stacyi Wann jes6 INA
cznie wieksza, niz pierwotnie
sadzono. Dwadziescia os6b u
traci}o zycie. Dwanascie jest
jeszcze smiertelnie rannych.
Ma miejsce przyby}o wielu
krewnych os6b dotknietych
fatalnOScla. ffacza one llalnen'
tuja. DIS odbedzie sic pogrzeb
szesciu ofar.
Sedzia Lamar zmarf.
MACON, Ca, % stycznia. =
Sedzia sadu wyzszego zwlszko-
wego L. @. c.. Lamer umar1
dis wieczorem. Chorowa} juz
oddawna.
Notatki telegr. z Ameryki.
= Ze Springfield, Mo. ucie'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-24
Wtorek, dnia "a Stycznia 1898 r.

polskie sok6}ki ip. Wojnicki solo.
Obch6d odbyl sic powaznie. Ma "a
kohczenie polskie Soko}ki zbieraay
skladke ma pomnik Kosciuszki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-24
wego ME by1 W stanie zaciag-
nae pozyczki ma swe domy i
papiery wartosciowe.
Wypadek W kOpalni.

LoNDYN, % stycznia. =
Muir W szybie kopalni Pont-y-
Pridd niedaleko Aberdare roz-
walia sic dis po po}udniu W
chwili, gdy sic zmienialy dwie
koleje robotuik6w. szesciu
ludzi odnioslo smiere ma miej-
scu pod gruzami; wielu jest
ciezko rannych; trzej jeszcze
ME przezyja wypadku. Kata-
strofe spoWodowaly zgnile bel
ki, podtrzymujace mur.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-24
Zn0w dynamiciarz uwOlniOny

Zn0w dynamiciarz uwOlniOny.
LoNDYN, 23-go stycznla. :
Dynamiciarz irlandzki, skaza-
nv W r. 1883 "a udzia} W "a
machu dynamitowym ma Is
lat wiezienia, zosta} obecnie
ulaskawiony przez Rad i wy
puszczony z wiszienia W Port
land. Wyjecha} on do Anne
ryki.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-30
MlDWlNTER SPORT.
Turf Events of Interest-The Bicycle Race
In New York.


NEW ORLEANS, December 29-Only
two of the favorites pulled down win
ners' purses to-day while two outsiders
came in first. The track was fast, and
the attendance over 1000.
First race-three quarters OF mile
Time, 1:i6 "a.
Second race--three quarters OF n mile
Brany won, Billy Bennett second, In
commode third Time. lis 3-4
Third race--five and a half furlongs-
jim Henry won Myrtillartha second,
Moses Solomon third. Time. 1909 1-2.
Fourth race-three quarters of a mile
Selma won, Ethel w. second. Uncle jim
third. Time, l16 H.
Fifth race-six and half furlongs-
Captain Drane won. Silverado second,
Miss Knott third. Time. 1:25 l-2.
MoUND-CITY COURSE.
EAST ST. LOUIS. December 29.-Ten
bookies had their states up in the ring
at East ST. Louis to-day. and all did a
heavy business. The attendance was the
largest of the week. and the racing close
and exciting.
First race-nine slxteenths of a mile
purse--Madelra won, Keero second, Ware
third. Time. 162
Second race-three quarters of mile,
selling-Estelle +. won, Banracn second.
Tom Edison third. Time, 1:22.
Third race-five eighths of a mile, SELL
ing-Florella won, Little Phil. second.
Artiess third. Time, lO7.
Fourth race--three quarters OF a mile.
selling-Bertha Il. won, Sir Richards Sc
cond, Belle NJ. third. Time, 1:22 "a.
Fifth race-sevcn eighths OF mile.
handicap-Jennie Harding won, Senator
Morrill, second. Miss Kitty third. Time.
/ :Ss.
PACIFIC-COAST TRACK.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. December %.
The weather was clear and cool, and the
track muddy.
First race-fve and half furlongs-
Peril won, Faro second, Adolph third.
Time, Ills 3-4.
second race-five furiongs. selling
Banjo won, Babe second, Mestor third.
Time, LOS.
Third race-scant six furlongs. selling
Condee won, Dr. Ross second The Kitten
third. Time, l:06 IL.
Fourth race-one mile. selling. non-win-
ners--Charmer won. Folly second. Rube
Burrows third. Time. Lao "a.
Fifth race--hve furlongs, selling-Graf-
ton won, Monarch second, Morven third.
Time, I;o4 s-4.
THE SILENT STEED.
NEW YORK. December 2s.-There were
eleven tired contestants engaged this
morning In the weary task Of making
laps around the track In Madison Square
Garden in the six-day bicycle tourna-
ment. The race VIII end tomorrow night,
and no one VIII be better pleased when
the contest is closed than the men who
are racing for fame and money.
with the approach OF the end OF the
race the men still contesting seem to have
shaken on that tired feeling that charac-
terixsd their riding wednesday and Thurs
day. and this pscrning they raced around
ths trAak - Y thay hAd oniy pssa y "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-30
TO.MORROW'S DISPATCH.

To-morrow's Dispatch will be twelve
page. ninety-six column paper. In variety
and excellence of reading matter and
general attractiveness we expect 1t to
equal. II IT does not surpass, any issue ever
made from our presses.
1t will have all the news, all our usual
specialties. several new and unique ones,
and all of Richmonds statistics for the
year 1898.
It will be a paper Of fascinating interest
for businessmen, for society people, for
ladies' and children. and "the rest Of man.
kind"
All who wish to know how business
operations in this city during 1893 compare
with those Of previous years will find the
information presented in tomorrow
paper. and along with 1t a vast deal of
other matter. concerning our munich
pality.
Not to read to-morrow's twelve-page
Dispatch will be to ignore the history OF
the twelvemonth past and to be at sea
as to our future prospects. Therefore, read
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-30
GLADSTONE CONGRATULATED.
Diplomats and Members of Parliament Do
Hin Honor.

LONDON, December 2.-The members
OF the diplomatic corps in London called
upon Mr. Gladstone this morning at his
Downing street residence and congratu-
lated him upon the eighty-fourth ami
versary OF his birth.
When Mr.. Gladstone entered the House
OF Commons this afternoon he was given
& most enthusiastic welcome by his sup
porters. AS he passed down the aisle
10 his seat the Liberals sprang to their
feet. and. waving their hats. cheered him
again and again at the top Of their voices.
The Prime Minister smilingly bowed In
Acknowledgement OF their vehement
greeting.
As soon as he had taken his seat A.
]. Ba.four. leader Of the Opposition in the
House. arose and In well-chosen words,
offered to the Prime Minister the sincere
congratulations of himself and his party.
Mr.. Balfours little speech was re-
ceived with extremely hearty and pro-
longed cheering.
Mr.. Gladstone made n brief response,
thanking the leader of the Opposition for
his great courtesy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-30
Dnmesfic TeleRranh.

The Empire Woollen-Mill. Clayville, n.
Y. has shut down indefinitely, about 800
men being affected.
The Wheeler G. Wilson sewing-machine
factory. Bridgeport, Conn, closed Thurs
Day night for two weeks.
The Lighthouse Board gives notice
that the bell-buoy at the entrance 10
North river, Albemarle Sound, n. c.. has
been discontinued.
Mrs. Helen Wilmer, widow OF Bishop
Wilmer. of louisiana, died yesterday at
the home OF her son, Skipwith Wilmer,
Baltimore. aged "A years.
State Treasurer-elect Colvin, OF New
York Republican). has appointed Charles
W. Anderson. a colored man, OF New
York city. as his private secretary.
The Kentucky Court OF Appeals has
rnanted writs of error In the lottery case,
and the lotteries Of Louisville will there
fore resume business pending further ce-
velopments.
A fire yesterday morning at Takoma
Park, a suburb of Washington city. de-
stroyed Bircha's grocery-store and the
post-ofice and damaged several other
buildings to the extent of $4,000.
The captain, purser. and several OF the
crew OF the steamer Alpha, plying bs-
tween Savannah and Beaufort, s. c.,
have been arrested at Beaufort, charged
with interfering with Tillman constables.
General W. A. Quarles, Confederate
brigadier and Tennessee politician and
Law yer of some note. died Thursday night
al the residence OF his daughter. In Logan
county KY. bis own home being In
Clarksville, Tenn.
Colonel Alfred A. Wynne died at his
home, In Sumner county, Tenn, yester-
day. aged "a years. He was a son-in-law
Of General James Winchester. OF the war
OF 1872, and personal friend OF General
Andrew Jackson's.
Governor Mitchell. Of Florida. insists
that the proposed contest between Pugi-
lists Mitchell and Corbett is In violation
OF the laws OF his State, and that u
shall not come of unless the Florida
Supreme Court shall decide that such
contests ara legal.
The following telegram was sent 10
Corbet. and Mitchell from Cripple Creek,
Col, yesterday afternoon: Seventy gold
producing mines in this camp authorize
" 70 osEsr ysu purse of ssS.oeo N sola
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-30
for a few hours instead OF severaI DAYS

for a few hours instead Of several days
and nights.
At 3:20 o'clock this afternoon Schock
passed his 1.f0oth milestone, and Super
intendent Sherwood Of the Garden. pre-
scented him with handsome floral horse
shoe. At $40 O'Clock Schock beat his
record Of i.io5 miles. which he has held
for the past Ave years. - r:-,
A two-nile scratch race between Price
Newhouse. and Betner was won by New
house. In one OF the trial heats
OF this race between Newhouse
and Betner Newhouse broke the
worlds indoor record. making the two
miles In 5.l5.
AT $50 o'clock tonight Schock. who Is
leading all competitors. broke the worlds
record of l,i65 miles. and laps made
.. october, lSal, in 1i2 hours. This re-
markable feat was accomplished In near
ly twenty-five and a half hours less than
Il took TO make the record, which was
held by Martin, who is third In the pres
ent contest
AZ 12 o'clock the score was: Schock,
IA: Waller, 1.i37; Martin, 1883; Albert.
$50: Van Emberg. 1.207: Meixell, 1'lol
Golden, i.151; Forster. 1,0i5; Barton $50;
Ashinger SCI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-30
DEATHS.

BENNETT. Friday. December
20, 1898. at the residence. No. 1913 west
Cary street. JULIEN BENNETT. ths
adopted son Of Charles IL and Sally NJ.
Bennett.
Funeral services at River-view ceme-
terry THIS AFTERNOON at 8 O'Clock.
BUTLER. Died. at the residence Of
her father. ]. w. Vaughan, In swans
boro, Va. Mrs. FLORENCE r.. BUT
I,ER. IN the 22d year Of her age.
She leaves a husband and two children
10 mourn their loss.
Funeral services will be held at West
End Methodist Episcopal church. swans
boro'. Va, at Q II. NJ. TINS Saturday
AFTERNOON. Friends and aequajnt-
ances invited TO attend.
HARRIs.-Diesi, at his residence, on
Mecbanlcsville road. at I O'clock A. n.
Friday. December D. 1888. ASHER HAR.
Rfs: aged 81 years.
The funeral services win be held at sho
Hebrew cemetery SUNDAY. Decembcr
sist, at l1:3o A. ~.
MKENNY. Died. December Nth, AZ I
a. clock A. NJ. at the residence OF hcr e. I
rents. No. 7l0 north Fourth street CT-
CfIIA MYRTLE. only daughter Of q. ~
and Lue McKenny.
rureral from the above reaidcnca q 4
o'clock p. NJ. Friends and acQustntancoe
invited 10 attend n
PKRRIN.--Disd. at 7:3Q A.. ~. y<sker-
day. ct the rexldence OF her Grandnaother.
Mrs. Henry Chy Watkins. HELI2E. ouly
daughter of Enen Watkins and ths ists
Joel g. Perril !, & q
Funeral from the rirst PysubytSfan
church This saturdnyl AFTERNOON
81 10 O'Clock. rrj4n1s and acquaiat-
ancee invited u altead. 80 (.
south care1iuA - o&oerh pooocu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-30
yirninia News LIENS.

Company B. Culpeper Va.) Minute
Men. Captain Goodloe commanding. met
at their armory last night and decided
10 attend the gubernatorial inauguration
here next Monday. with thirty-fve men
Well equipped. They will leave Culpeper
tonight at l o'clock.
Mr.. William j. Crawford, designer and
builder of the new Mary Washington
Monument. at Fredericksburg. has pur-
chased OF Miss Mary Waite, daughter
OF Chief-Justlce Waite, rare curiosity
IN n quilt. The quilt Is In squares, each
SQUARE containing number of auto
rraphs OF distinguished people, Miss
waite having worked the autographs
with red linen floss after they were
written by the different persons. Among
the autographs are those OF President
and Mrs. Cleveland, ex-President and Mrs.
Harrison, James G. Blaine and Mrs.
plaine. and many other prominent per-
sons-si3 In all. The quilt has been In
process of making for three years. MIR.
Crawford paid considerable sum for
the Quilt, which was sold for the benefit
OF the Guild of Epiphany church, Wash
.nQtOn ID. &.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-30
HE WAS CARED FOR IN cREWE.
The Railroad Men Bear the Expenses OF
Sick Stranger who Dies.

CIEWE. VA, December 29.-(Special)-
Several months ago a young man named
l.. ]. jackson. about 81 years OF age ap-
MED for work here and was given a place
IN the shops of the Norfolk and Western
Railroad Company. He was taken SICK
about two months ago, and being without
ronev he was kindly cared for by MIS-
Kelly, proprietress of the Hancock HOTEL
and by the railroad-men. His mother ~,
ids In NewbIrg. n. Y. and was notified
~ bis Illness. but was unable TO visit him,
NOT having the means to come. He died
Ierterday afternoon. and instead of bury
in,, him here his rem aims were shipped
home to his mother in New YORK. Ihe
citizens OF Crewe, composed mostly oi
railroad-men. who are always re'tdy 10
help a fellow man along, bore the eN-
fengpg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-30
HIS HOME TRIBUTE.
AlbemarIe's Demonstration In Honor Of
Senatol.EleCt Martin.
PROCESSION AND PYRoYEcHHIcS,
Distinguished visitors Prescnt-Mr. Martin
Is Notified of His Election, and He
Makes Patriotic Response.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, December
29-(Speclai) 1.-THE parade and public re-
ception given tonight In honor OF Thomas
s. Martin, the personal friend OF nearly
every man in this city and county, and
the Senator-elect from Virginia. was one
OF the grandest demonstrations that ever
took place in this historic old town-a
town that has had for It's citizens some
OF the greatest statesmen this country
has ever produced. The procession start
ed on University avenue IN the following
order: Captain Hugh r. Nelson, of the
Albemarle Light Horse, was marshal. His
staff were Lieutenant NJ. +. Roberts,
A. ID. Payne. NJ. f. Maury. j. Taylor
Morris, and Captain William NJ. Randolph.
Polce-Mounted.
StonewalI Brigade Band.
MoTlcello Guard.
CAPTAIN T. s. Keller, Commanding.
Charlottesville Fire Company,
Frank Gilmer, Commanding.
Junior Order Mechanics.
Democratic Clubs.
Students OF University OF Virginia,
Colston Backford Commanding.
Citizens on Foot,
Colonel C. c. Wertenbaker, Commanding.
Citizens Mounted.
Lucien S. Watts. Commanding.
Mayor and City Council in Hacks.
Troop X, Albemarle Light Horse,
Escort of Honor.
Lieut.. T. NJ. Magruder, Commanding.
The Hon. T. S. Martin.
Visitors, and Reception Committee, In
Hacks.
PYROTECHNICS.
Crowds lined the whole length OF the
streets, and many Of the houses were
il,vminated. A brigade armed with fire.
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RICHMOND AND DANVlLLE.
PAYMENT of Interest January LIST on cert'h-
Gates and Bonds.

>-,vv work.. December 29.-The re-
ceivers of the Richmond ana DanVine
system announce that interest VIII De
maid on the receivers certificates issued
June IS. 1892, on January J. 1871, az Iile
enc NJ the Mercantile Trust and De-
,oeit company, of Baltimore; also. the
interest coupons due January !. 1894 on
the following bonds at the office OF the
Central Trust Company, OF this CITY,
Western North Carolina frst-mortgage
bonds, Franklin and Pittsylvania nrst
mortgage bonds, Roswell railroad hrst
mortgage bonds. Richmond, Hork-kNer
and Chesapeake railroad nrst-nortsase
bonds, and the overdue July B@, eou-
nons of the Richmond and Danville Rail-
road Company. The Richmond, York;
River and Chesapeake bonds must be
presented for endorsement OF interest
thereon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-30
MARRIAGES.

JORDAN-SIMMONS - Married. De-
cember 18th, at A. NJ, at the residence
OF the brides mother. i25 west Fourth
street, Manchester. Va. Miss LORENA
+. JORDAN to Mr.. WILLIAM w. SIM
MONS, of Richmond. va.
MOODY-HALL.-Marr at the resi-
dence OF the brides father. December n.
1888, by Rev. J. Carson Watson. Mr. VIII
LIAM MOODY, Of Dinwiddie. and Kiss
SALLIE s. HALL. daughter OF Mr..
Robert j. Hall, of Brunswick.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-30
THE PRESIDENTIAL DUcKERS.
They Return without Duck But They
Had "a Good Time.

WASHINGTON, December 29.-The
President, Secretary Gresham, Secretary
Carlisle. and Captain Robley d. Evans
OF the navy, returned to Washington from
their duckIng trip down the Potomac this
evening. They brought back no DUCKS,
b,,t n was said that they had sooo
time generally. 80
The return was acSoinp... r,Ssaa,,
much secrecy as the departure iueSuaS
morning. 80. 800 land
,,f, Mace each night. and left early In
.hc rnorning. The trip extended to Chesa-
oaake Bay. more than hundred miles
below Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-30
DIR. Matthez's TribuIations.

WEST SUPERIOR. WIS, December 2a
DIT. Matthes extradicted from Norfolk
several days ago charged with obtaining
money under false pretences. was ar
raigned In court yesterday and discharged,
only to be rearrested on another COM
plaint, but was promptly bailed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-30
Irou-MIIl. Resume.

MARTINS FERRY. o., December Zs-
Tue Etna. STANDARD, and Laughlin IRON
comnanies' mills and Spence q son
laundry have all resumed Work, giving
employment 70 l,btO men. Inc p1ospsss pssasss
for a long and steady run are consi's''A