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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-08
nm ri,nunrpiN0s.

The committee on police reported
recommending that tho application
for pnblic aid by the Rescue Home for
women he referred to the city attorney
for his opinion on the legality OF grant
ing the request VI the petitioners.
Adopted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-08
( CO., q.w. Catler bad wm. che.hI1o

" 20. NVWIItIs
rhe same committee recommended
that rem, walls be- granted to +. Y. Nys.
from and !. w. Elliott and that jaime.
johnson be allowei to transfer his
license 70 Joe Edgar. Adopted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-08

Total '''.'..'',.,....-... ............sl,-0 so 81
Adjourned until Monday evening
next.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-08

TIGE dilor5uco lu rrsH between tho PUTNAM
l NAIL a4l ohsHIor brands auounth ~ ono clai
On each horfC flIut
Are you VilNrF IHw1 th0 cheap cold.rollcl 1ut
thearsd nails With 900 thgir mNuiigtt dlnIya
lagos, lu order tl HIU. that ono rHir
Tho proeHrH % II".r manufacture " against
Thorn. The cold UHH.Hss disluteuutoH Tho lrlu
aud causes itf1f.Im Iu ayers, 10 that after lNe
i,1iut iH ahn1rud aut Ihr tail d driven into ihl
foot N ia extremely liable 90 split and ruin o. 3n
uall1 horse, hl' HHa h1rd tursd nDHr cent
Now this o. uuN FIu can fnFu tho fHp OF
three hundred lu..s"H Euu would have 20 llv f1r
= dead horse, but sou would not save your caug.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-08
TANINU UF ALLIlH,
Rich introduced the flowing:

Resolved that tho city engineer be In
siructed to estimate tho cost Tor paving
all alleys leading into or out OF blocks In
paving districts Nos. 1, . ., 4 aud o, ms
required by the ordinance governing the
same, aud report to this Council as carly
ny possible, 50 that the matter can DO
placed IN tho hands Of tho board OF public
works.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-08
SANITARY INsrEoToRs.

The Committee on SAM ary rules and
quarantine reported as liows In thg
matter Of the communication from the
health commissioner asking ut i've
sanitary Inspectors be appointed Zoo
complete the saniiary census; We
recommend that one Inspector be ap.
appointed TOR each precinct TO com Ietu
the censn. aud 70 act under the direC.
tion OF the heslih commissioner, VI
to continue In .uch official capacity a.
the pleasure Of tue Guy Cuuucil at d
silnry OF 800 per month, sncn inspec.
tors 10 be- Appointed by the mayor nud
confirmed by the council.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14

81 Cloud. Agents Of the city quiet
ly bought the springs nj q relatively
cheap price from the owners, who did not
suspect the real purchaser. When the
Norman farmers discovered that they had
been treating with the wealthy city Of
Paris they unsuccessfuIly tried TO get
more paw than the price agreed.
The reservoirs, not yet completed, will
be three In number. The first will serve
as hitter and the others for storage. Each
will have a capacity of 1000 cubic metres
(26,iI1 900 gallons of water. These reser-
voirs, which will be practically under
ground and free from chance OF deiilement.
are pits dug in the side OF q long hill. The
interiors have thick Inning Of stone and
concrete masonry and are covered with
stone and cement root. vaulted within
aud fat on the upper side. which will
be covered with turf. The roof OF each
reservoir IL Supported on go SQUARE pillars
about three feet thick. and l79 others al
most three tunes that thickness. Two
hundred cylindrical orIfices pierce the
roof and are covered with thick glass.
The interiors can be lighted by electricity
at night. Upon the opening occasion,
when the reservoirs we're exhibited 10 the
distinguished visitors, colored lamps were
strung IN Thousands from pillar to pillar
through tho vast subterranean vaults
10 the visitors was given the water 10
drink, and one recipient says Of it that.
Though uDiiltered, 1t was clear as crystal.
light TO the palate. and cold "a though II
had been iced" The water comes into
the reservoirs at tremendous pressure,
and six Jets. rising 80 metres into the
air. were part OF tho spectacle.
The water will easily reach the highest
floors IN Paris and the dome Of tho Pan
theon NAV be washed from a hydrant.
The President Of tho Council said that
visitors TO the grand exhibition Of 1900
will find Paris capital second to none,
not merely in splendor. but in benlthiDess !:
tho best watered, the best severed, and
the best cleansed city in Europe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
POLICY or CONGRESS.
What IL Said to Have Been Settled by the
r-,~.e,.c.,,,,,,,

fwsshing,on Evening Star Qnd.l 13tn.l
The Democratic leaders in Congress ana
the administration are trying TO come 10
an understanding as 70 the policy OK the
next Congress by which they can AVOID
the danger of n split in tho party % the
money question and secure united action
on several important questions wnlch
will present themselves. 1t is beheveu Oy
those who have been most active IN the
matter that an agreement will be reached
on the much-dreaded money question. In
fact. the programme of the Congress mas
been laid out with considerable detall,
and great hopes are entertained that the
administration and Congress will dwell to-
gether IN harmony. il is settled so tnat
Mir. Cleveland himself does not expect any
change OF purpose that the extra sessiOn
of Congress will be called for the miduie
of September.
1t Is tho present understanding That the
COMPROMISE proposition 10 dispose OF the
silver question by accompanying the re;
peal of the Sherman law with the repeal Oh
the 10 per cent. tax on State-bank curren-
cy will receive the sanction OF the admin
istratIon, and that the mon IN Congress
who are fighting against any contracuon
of the currency Will be satlsueu 10 let 80
of silver If they can get the state currency'
IL is designed also 20 levy anIncoIne ta1,
and It il believed that hr. Cleveland VIII
favor this. Briefly. there arc four things
which it il tho desire of the party leaders
that the coming Congress should dispose
of as speedllv rs possible. and IT ia believed
that MIR. Cleveland will dwell upon all Oh
them IN n fret message.
They are the repeal OF the Federal cleo
ton laws, the levy of an income tax, tho
repeal of the Sherman law and OF the tax
on S;ate-bank currency, and comE+ote
revision OF the tariff. making very, DO
clded reduction of duties all along the line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
Never Lost By Poiitenesa
Nav York Horali.1

- man never loses anything by polite
ness." said breezy little chap to his COM
panionpn the BROOKLYN bridge promenade
recently as he politely raised his hat to
former cOlored coachman.
Scarcely had the speaker concluded his
words when a bit of paper fell from his
nat and was whisked away over the rail-
inc and went floating down to the river;
Just my internal luck" he remarked
after hasty investigation. the benign ex-
preston leaving his face and one OF anger
taking it's place"
That was a 800 check" no added.
p it all Nv wife has warned me
about carrying things In my hat, and lost
II. all through bowing to that d, black
rascal of coachman. / had the pleasure
of horse-whipping him once. 1hsres
some satisfaction in that"
And, as you were saving" remarked
the other, you have never lost anything
by polteness. Your temper and your SlOO
check are gone -
Yes, and Pm off. too" said the erst-
while polite individual as he turned IN
high dudgeon and retraced his steps, NUT
toring curses and maledictions the while.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
Norfolk Pension Frauds
fBv telerraoh 10 the pispatch.l

WASHINGTON. u. c., May 1S.-lt was
stated to-day at the Pension Office that up
TO last Tuesday the pension examiners
now in Norfolk. Va, investigating the
claims fled by Pension Attorney Dlewry
had completed fourteen cases, all OF
which had been found to be irregular or
fraudulent. The Pension Office officials
are searching the files for claims fled by
Drewry which have been allowed, and so
far lG6 have been found aud forwarded to
the examiners at Norfolk. No computa-
ton OF the amounts paid on these claims
has been made. out as all OF them were
filed under the act Of June q, 1890. which
allows SIP per month rs tho maximum
rate, 1t is probable that the average Will
fall below $500 each. Nr. Drewry IS now
serving one-year term in Jail for fraudu-
lent transactions in pension cases.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
SOUTHERN IMMIGRATION SOCIETY,"
Its Plans. as Set Forth by Mrne. l. j.
Velasquez Beard.
10y telegraph to the Dispa,ch.l

WAsuINGToY, d. c., Nav l3.-Mme. J.. J.
Velasquoz Beard. in letter to Secretary
Carlisle. sets forth at great length the OBJ
ject Of the Southern Immigration Society.
In which she Is deeply interested. She de-
sires 10 locate at either Savannah, Ga, or
Baltimore, Nd. q bureau for landing i'm
migrants adapted to the various pursuits
Of the southern climate. There are more
than 700 emlgrants. she states, with money,
ready to move to the South. where already
many parcels of land have been put into
possession of q syndicate to form colony.
A prospectus IS to be issued soon giving
the details of her plan, which, from her
letter. Is not clear. She Is quite emphatic,
however, IN stating that we desire to be
entirely separate from the branch in New
York city. and that the New York OF to-
day is not the great New York of the
past" She does not want our " beautiful
country overrun by Russians and the
criminals Of Siberia"
Superintendent Herman Stump, to whom
Secretary Carlisle referred Nine. Beard ;
letter, replied that the Bureau of Immi-
grafton was IN entire sympathy with the
object Of her plan as far as understood
and would await her promised prospectus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
THE FEAT1RESoF
T0-DAf'S PAPER.

CHICAGO AND THE FAIR-Ths Worlds Mael-
s,rom as Seen by "Gath "-con.rssts Be-
tween Old and Nsw-The show arest Won
der-Porkopolis and Culture Bswiiderod In
Each Others Company.
1REtANDs HOME RULE Qllustratsd)--Ansly-
els OF tho Difference Between tho Autonomy
Of 1889 and that Proposed for 1s93-Grat-
tan's Successful Figh,--The Struggle from
That Time Down to Date.
PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY TO MEEr-Mas-
ters That WIN Come Before It at Macon
Revised Form of worship-To Adopt DR..
Ksrrs Hymn Battle-Ground Of the Body.
QUERIES AND ANsWERs-A square Inch Sup.
posedly Los, Accounted For virginia's
State Chemi.t-Major Gabriel Long, Of Gull
peper-Chsrges at the Worlds Fair.
THE CLIFF-DNELLsRs-How They Built and
Bow They Must Have Lived-Their Loitily-
Per-hed Homes Of Rock, Mortared with Co
ment-Their Remote Existence.
THE EPISCOPAL COUNCIL OF THE STATE
OF vIRGTNIA-Matters That Will Engage
the Attention Of This Body as Winchester.
POINTS on DRESsING-whst You Should
Wear and How TO Wear It-Gown. That win
Do for the springs-Garrnentsf for the Worlds
Far-The Weeks Society Events.
WEDDING CosTUMEs-Modi,tes and Mll,ners
Engaged on Bridal Attire-Pen Picture Of q
Golng-Agay Gown Orange Blossoms and
Marriage supcrs,itions- Tweeds and
Lace.
William Lawrence Chl,tendcn-A Wild West
srn interpreter Of Naturs-Noticcs Of Other
New Works of Interest,
A TYPICAL vIRGINIAN-Des.hi in Georgia Of
Professor Charles Morris-A Sketch Of His
Life by Roosevelt Page. Esq.
THE WOMEN OF THE CONFEDERAcY-An
Address by General Lnne-Csrolins Heroes
Who Gave Their Livos to tho Cause.-The
Battle Of Big Bethel-The Highest Monu-
ment OF All.
DAMAGE TO THE FRUIT CRoP-It Has Been
Greatly Injured in the souihwost-Good
Yield in Other Sections.
THE JURY REBUKED-A Verdict Of "Not
Guilty" Rendered in the Llevellyn Murder
Case. Which Judge Carter Brands rs a
Gross Miscarriage OF Justice, Of Which He
Is Thoroughly Ashamed"
YIN. {. A. sERyICES-The Celebration OF tho
Eighteenth Anniversary a. Petersburg
VIII Major Mann Page Be q Candidate for
Governor
MARBLE srAIR-CAsE-An Additional virginia
Wonder a, the Natural Bridge-The Only
Natural Underground Staircase in tho
word-openIng Ceremonies.
RAILROAD RELlCs-Remarkabls Exhibit. to
Be Mado by tho Baltimore and Ohio Com
psny at Chicago.
EUROPEAN POLIIICS-Progress OF the Irish
Home-Rule Bill Deb.te-Germany's Electo-
raj Fight. ETC.
THE DAVIS FUNERAL-CAR-A Handsome Ono
with Glass Sides to DO Fitted Up for This
occasion-Many Camps OF Veterans Are
Coming.
TIE FIGHT FOR GOvERNoR--A Pretty Tri-
angular Contes, TO Which the Meeting Of tho
State Committee VIII Give Impetus-o'Bsr-
rail- and Tyler Forces.
OPPOSITION IN HENRICO-Chairman Mitchell
Thinks the Republicans VIII Mako Nomina-
lions for District Onlcers.
MAY HAVE BEEN MR.. ANDERSoN-A Rich
moni Man Missing, and II Is Feared that 1t
Was His Body Found Near Bluestone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
iAn5s N5w WATER SUPPLY.
D.. ''-' Springs HOW Through an So
'.r flurouct u the French Capital.

'.'-' Springs HOW Through an So
'.r f4nrduct u the French Capital
= iV onag of spring water. cold,
.-i- ag crystal, was opened 20
i' vor.s Ggo. The Parisians are
.-c themselves that not oniy
f. longer be obliged 20 use the
-.e3 water NJ the Seine. bu, they
.-'- more and better water than
other city IN Europe. says
'A OK bu. Iho greater part
water supply OF the cty
...l obtained from the head
,' rivers. aaOrding practically
water. But there was not
B.. .. .a.s water 10 supply the whole
a., a'f >eiae water has been used IN
~ i'i.- he new source Of supply Will
g as much water az all the Others
r...'..'. tni PafIs viii have 240 htres OF
water for each inhabitant. Lon
"i'tf supply IS 1856 litres per head
at ID. Edinburgh has l80 litres
~" 4a1 brussels. 100 LeipSic. 10
'".. %. aDd most Of the Dutch cities 20
f-.- peg iuhaDitant. Naturally Paris
''hi' and the occasion OF turning on
49, apply was made festlyity. ia
tss., ~ invitation OF the Town Council.
80 o9ie prominent IN various CIRCLES
m, tooS prominent part.
CTl ~s,er comes from SIX springs. each
e., iotins d overhead in The Depart
a..' " me lure. The waters bubble up
a. si~'el beds and form large ponds.
t,opat .cI iron these ponds the water 10
a,s. Ia concrete aqueducts eighty
70 immense reservoirs neaS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14

TIE Richmond DIsPATcR. tho greatest
newspaper in the South. will in short
time DO much improved in its form aud
general makeup, ard will odd new. faster,
larger, aud tho most modern perfeetinR
uresses and linotype machines to its equip
ments. The newspaper readers OF this
ace demand smaller pages and more
pages.
Our worthy metropolitan neighbor 10
determined to keep pace with tho progress
of tho times and TO outstrip oil OF It's
sivsls IN complsts equipments. --S11art y"
luYrlsA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
LIE COLUMBIAN cAAAVELs.
To Roach Chicago About July 1st-The
Journey There.
by telegraph 10 the Dispatch. !


WAsHINGToy, ID. c.. May 13-Unleas
something goes amiss in tho plans or the
Navy Department the visitors to the
Worlds Fair Will have an opportunity TO
see the Columbian c8Tavels floating III tho
lagoon about the lat of July. Some time
ago inquiries we're begun 10 ascertain tho
most feasible route between New YORK
and Chicago by warer, the primary pur-
pose being TO facilitate the passage OF tho
coast-survey vessel Blake ana incidentally
OF the carayels. Tho Erie-canal route. was
found to be impracticable by reason OF the
fact that several stationary bridges were
so low that the carnvels, the poops OF
which stand - teet above the water. could
not pass beneath them, even were the
masts removed. Then the possibilities OF
the St. Lawrence route were canyassed. III
was found that one Of the canal locks was
limited TO vessels of 9-feet draft, but that
by the attachment of pOntoOns vessels oil
1i-feet draft could DO passed. As the cara
yels do not exceed this latter draft, ar
rangements are being made 70 SEND them
to Chicago by the st. Lawrence route.
To-day the Navy Department solicited
bids from towing companies Tor towing
the vessels TO Chicago. The route "a more
than 1900 miles long, and at tho regula-
ton naval speed it will require about
twenty DAYS to make the Journey. The
expense of the towing will be borne by
the Spanish government.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
Naval Notes.
teierranh ~ fbs DisDatch.1

WASHINGTON. d. c., May l3.-Captain W..
Il. Brldgeman has been detached Is CHIEF
of staff TO the commGnder-in-chlef of the
naval review feet and ordered 10 COM
mand the Baltimore, relieving Captain
George w. Sumner, who Is ordered TO duty
at the Cramp ship-yard. Philadelphia, as
general inspector OF the Columbia.
heutenant-C Commander ". W. Gilpat-
rick has been detached from the Naval
Academy and ordered as executive officer
OF the Chicago. relieving Meutenant-COm-
mander G. S. SperrY. who 10 detached aud
granted two mont g leave.
Ensign w. L.. fletcher has been detached
from electric-lIght duty at New York and
ordered TO the Saratoga.
Chiet-Englneer George W. Magee has
been detached from the Miantonomoa aud
ordered before the Retiring Board.
Surgeon William Martin is ordered to
duty in the Marine Hospital Service.
An order was issued at the Navy Depart
ment to-day detaching Commodore ellis
from the Lighthouse Board and placing
him on the retired list.
Captain George Dewey. who has been
chief OF the Bureau Of Equipment. will GO
to the Lighthouse Board, but no one has
been selected to succeed him IN the bu-
RAM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
Census and Consu,s-Ge sra'.

BY IeloXraph % Tue DisJlt;1.I
WASHINGTON. d. c.. May 10. The Prcsi-
dent to-day made the following appoint
ments:
Frederick G. Penfield. OF Connecticut.
10 be Agent and Oonsul-General at Cairo.
Irving Il. RIohman. Iowa. Copsul-Gene-
raj at st. Gall.
TO be Consuis: Edward L. Giyens. Ar
kansas, at Winnipeg; Alfred G: johnson.
Pennsylvania. at Stuttgart; Charles W..
Whitley. Jr.. Delaware. ~ ST. Eticnne !;
Wendell G. Warner. New York. at Iun-
stall; Francois X. Belleau, Maine. 81 Three
Rivers. Canada Anthony Howolls, Ohio.
az Cardiff; John II. Beccher, New York,
az Cognao: Peter Licber. Indiana, at Dus-
sedorf:. Theodore Huston. Illinois. at
Paso del Norto.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
The Nicaragua Probabilities.

WASHINGTON. j.. c., MAY 10. --Secretary
Gresham SAID this morning that he had
not received any information from Mica
ragua to-day IL is believed at the State
Department that the news wired from San
Juan del sur by Consul Newall telling of
the practical overthrow of the Nicaraguan
government is correct, Notwithstanding
the information which DR.. Guzman. the
Minister from Nicaragua. has received to
the effe,t that there has been no lighting
and that tho government troops are well
equipped and IN large nun bers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
THE R,cunosp DISPATCH announces tina.

THE RIcuMosD DISPATCH announces that
in n short time it will make some impor-
tsnt changes in ITS typographical appear
ance and its news service. We believe
that improvements ara possible in the
matter of makeup. hat the DIsPArca Is
now 30 good a new-9sper that we fail TO
see how. without the expenditure Of sum
of money sufficient to start ard establish
an acceptable daily journal, II can make
good its promises with respect to the news
feature. The DIsrAroH Is time-tried
and Trustworthy paper. ably edited and
widely rsad.-Esepers 1Ssss axA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
RAILROAD RELICS.
49,. Nost Interesting Collec-
49, ton Ever Made.
roa TIE COLUMBIAN FAIR.
ue Made nv tho Baltimore and
49,, company-iii.toricsi Draw
,,-AneIcnt Locomotives.
,.-.c, n ne Disp.tch.l

-, Mn. May IS.-Major J. q.
IN L niicd States honorary commits
l'-s.> .aa exposition executive Of the
f',, and Ohio railroad, left Balti-
Is ,S,s evening in Gcneral-ManaSer
~'., ..- carrying 10 Chicago the most
,,oan3 interesting collection OF early
".,-.a. railway relics ever gathered to-
Election embraces many precious
~.trs If Europe, as vol as this
q ana as whole - O rcmarka-
..ra..1n 81 original drawings.
e,,,cYaph letters, daguerrco-
,an.rmcnts, and the like.
., i.e spade and pick used
.,I,s Carroll ot Carroilton. the
.-.,.rn. siZuer al the Declara-
l.1o.cudcrcc. IN turning over ne
..,..iu. 81 earth at the lay pg on me
....t... ot the Baltimore ana ONO
f.. GalttmorcJuly (. 1898, the initial
'.t.. O. railroad history OF the Ane-
r..rucrt and the first railroad.
',.' ,,..a sense of the term. IN the
a. the rail lines in England az
&C.,, wlre tramways. built solely for
--. -c % coal. There - also the
...I Nv Charles Carroll IN laying
.,...-.stoue of Tho Baltimore and
CD, date mentioned; this same
't ....r- also used subsequently 10 lay
.-.--.,.re 81 the Washington Monu-
&C., .fe national capital. There IS
..., l. SPECIAL badge worn Ivy Charles
.tt.e LAYING of the cornerstone /;
t.Irs worn a the same time ry
.... Master OF MGsons. and thud,
-..t design from either OF the
.... . % by Shlpiev Lester, chairman
'.t... ems Committee.
u.,-liI1S YCR rAssESGrBs.
,...r..cction Of relics is the Masonic
r ~ the grand secretary; the
.rafc Of stock Of tho Baltimore
., Ea,lroad Company; way bills
.. t.a caflv DAYS of tho Baltimore
I... were made out tor each car
...-. ras.cuscr's name and destina-
.-.-.l thereon: large paste board
.......- tickets or different colors for
ID, tie week: the original letter
N-rans. then assistant master of
..-. aad afterwards the great rail-
.t-lrtlr ~ Russia and many times
.re. stating 20 the president of
- .rore and Ohio that he found II
O. support his family on SIJ a
.uo pav-rolis. showing the small
........-, iu the way of salary received
0. She subsequently best-known
...... hangers IN tho country, are ox-
.... John King. president Of the
James Clark. president # hellllnols
.-.-.. ana various other roads; Albert
r.. I-..E-iIue commissioner; W. L.
.r. IIUnk-llne commissioner and
-.. .-. Otlcr men distinguished IN rail-
.....-..es. al. commenced IN very small
. o.. Baltimore and Ohio, which
. ... ID. tho greatest railroad school IN
lection # historical drawings is
..,.. 4hlefo1 interest and value. There
a.. -t.eu of George Stephenson ear
'.-..a .-t.. numbering among them the
ism S.rters": the Pateutee." the
... ..-.uouve with a steam brake; the
"a. ..!Will." the Lancashire witch - :
. Nc.thumlrian. the engine that
... tle Liverpool and Manchester. tho
CTS. -lawav IN England; the Rocket a.,
.. "f 4-et." and other famous historical
f.Tag
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
o'clock tho following morning. whore d.
rert connection IA made with FIRE or 81

o'clock the following morning. whore d..
rect connection IL made with 6ye or SIX
diverging roads. distributing eastern ps;
pers and mail throughout Georgia ana
Alabama the morning and evening OK the
second day from New York. The snme
fast time ~ made in the reverse direction.
thus bringing the North and the scath
closer together.
SUPERINTENDENT White, of the Railway
Mail Service. to-day promulgated the io.
lowing order: The Postmaster OF New
YORK, n. Y, will hereafter dispatcn
through registered pouch for Birmlne-
ham and Montgomery, Ala. Macon. ia.
Houston, Tex, and New Orleans. La r.a
the New York and Washington X. 7, y: az
4:9o A. NJ. instead of forwarding ria tho
same Il. L. o. at Q p. NJ. "a at present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
woRLp's-faIR SUNDAY CLOSING.
rirst Legal Steps Against Ii-Prayer FOL
m Injunction.
fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch-l

CHICAGO. May 10. The first legal sters IN
the World's-Fair Sunday-closing qnes'i.0,nl
80 made this afternoon. Charles W..
C,incroan. who represents that lie is a
stocThoIder IN the Columbian Exposition.
petsonally and by proxy. TO tho extent OF
500, go fled bill IN the Supcr or Court
praying for an injunction restraining
the directors Of the exposition ana the
south Park commissioners from closing
tire gates Of the far on SUNDAY, ApPhca-
ton for the order will BIO made Mo oay.