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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-03-30

Rev. DR.. Talmage, whose church in
Brooklyn isinancially embarrassed, was
the fourth brother to enter the ranks Of
Christian ministers. His first pastorate
was at Belleville, N. J. Subsequently
atsyracuse his preaching attracted great
attention. His removal to Philadelphia
increased vastly the number Of his ad-
mirers, and his ministry Of seven years
in the Quaker City was q great success.
He went to Brooklyn in 1869 and soon
filed church which had been much too
large for the worsb!pers. The new Tab
ernacle will accommodate about 5000
persons, and it is Alled at every service.
Contributions to relieve the church from
the liability of foreclosed mortgage
may be sent to this Office, whence they
will be forwarded to DR.. Talmage.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-03-30
Toilet paraphernalia.

Bureau pads are pretty as well as useful
adjuncts to the toilet paraphernalia They
are made of silk, null or muslin in some
delicate tint, and may be either plain OF
decorated with embroidery or painting
Architectural.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-03-30

Both Rev. DR.. Talmage and his con-
gregation have always been distinguished
for public spirit and hberality in all
philanthropic causes. The Tabernacle
is not q Brooklyn institution solely, how
ever. It belongs to every locality where
the English language is spoken or read.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-03-30

Chamberlaia's Eye and Skin Ointment
Is certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes
Ganulated Eye Lids, Sure Nipples Piles
Eczema, letter, Salt Rheum and Scald Head.
25 cents per box. For sale BY druggists.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-03-30
no HORSE oWNRRs.

For putting horse in fine healthy con-
dition try DR.. Cady's Condition Powders.
They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
loss Of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders and destroy worms giving
new life to an old or over worked horse. 25
cents per package. For sale by druggists.
For Sale by ID. ]. Humphrey.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-03-30
Growth of che Reception Han.

Those who like reception halls like them
very much Those who do not like them
are thoroughly opposed to them. The re.
ception hall was departure from the old
narrow "ropewalk" hall. 1t has worked q
reform in the shape and construction of all
halls
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-03-30
Table Cover Novelties.

Satinet, moleskin and satin sheeting will
be used this season for scarfs, portieres
and table covers. These are stained OIL
light grounds in delicate tracery OF leaves
flowers, ETC., or in large, striking designs Of
scrollwork, moons and disks in the old
oriental colors- rs--Architectural.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-03-30
a CHEAP COTTAGE.

eain and Substantial and Can BE Bafli
Fer Less Than 81 900.
Copyright. lGe. By American Press AssociA-
toni
The perspective view and floor plans con,
yey the general features Of the design &C
fully that but little need be said by way Of
explanation or comment as to the exterior
appearance or the size and arrangement OF
the rooms. The frame Of the building Is OF
pine, covered with matched boards. Tht
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-03-30

Stamped leather is much in demand for
the hall and dining room. It is clean, plia-
BILE and easily adjusted, and can be pro
cured in beautiful designs and colorings.-
Building Monthly.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-03-30

n YOU want 10 gss cured take Manners Double Ex-
tract SarsaparIIIa. its the best Tfy It. 30 cents.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-03-30
HU N p 4 r EYS'

DR.. Humphrey Specifics are scientifically and
carefully prepared Remedies, used for years in
private practice and for over thirty years by the
people with entire success. Every single Specific
q special cure for the disease named.
They cure without drugging, purging or reducing
.he system and are in fact and deed the Sovereign
Remedies Of the World.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-03-30
aane's Medicine Moves the Bowels
Each Day.

In order to be healthy this is necessary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24

tina. the parties be heard In accordance with the
pruyisions OF the Book OF Discipline Ihis re-
port is signed by Messrs. Myers. steobins, and
Nicholas. There Is much explanation ana argu-
ment In both reports
some time was then occupied in strnishtening
ont tho parliamentary situation. IL was nnsiiy
decided TO act upon the nrst resolution oil we
majority report. which was adopted nelo. con.
Then n motion TO pass the second resolution was
offered. Mr. Cutcheon, OF Detroit. moved 10
strtke out the limitation OF the time OF DEBATE
by the parties interested to three hours, but the
assembly refused 10 remove the restriction. Az
this point DR.. Briggs sought 10 be heard but the
Moderator ruled that this was not proper lor
him, promising him q hearing later on. Inc
second resolution was then adopted.
rHE TRIAL BEGUN.
The Moderator then announced that IN ac.
cordance with tho Book Of Government the as
sampiy would be turnod into Judicial court OF
the lord Jesus Christ, aud. following the ruies
of nroceGure. called for reading of the iudg-
men,. the notice OF appeal, the appeal, and tne
suerIncations OF the errors alleged. ms was
done nv Stated-Cierk Roberts. the reaiine
or,crnving more than an hour and halt ana ex'
h,usting all the remainder OF the afternoon
session.
The great audience sat moro quietly through
ont the dreary repetition Of legal forms tnal
they probably would have done under the MOS
eio1ueut sermon. The court then adiournsd un
III $40 L. NJ. tomorrow and the 1enerai ASSET"
bly, untf $3.50 o'clock A. VI.
AGARDES-PARTy.
kf,or adjournment this afternoon the commits
sioners ana the officers of the various board
and the ladies accompanying them were enter
tanned nj the Corcorah House by senator an'
Mrs. Brice at n gsrden-party between the houi'
az 4 and o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24
A DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
CAPTAIN w. r. AHeRRON KILLS HIS
WIFE AND THEN SUICIDES.
Only q f0-Year-Oid Grandson Present.
The Community Grieved AMI shocked
Temporary Insanity tho Cause.
Especial telegram to tho Dispa,ch.l

lSpoCiAt tetoEIbNi w WV b"7fN'N-'+
GLoucEsrER COURTHOUSE. Va, May 25'--
The whole county was inexpressibly shock
ed and grieved to-day by the report that
Captain w. F. Aherron. an aged and highly
respected citizen of Sassatras, IN this
county, had killed his wife and himselt
about sunrise this morning. The only
other person in the house at the time was
Captain Aherron's little grandson, about
10 years of age. Facts IN regard to the
tragedy are very scarce and little Is known
about it. Captain Aherron was consider
able owner OF oysters and was in easy cir
cumstances. Yesterday he was IN his
usual health and was around looking after
his oyster interests.
SHOT HIS WIPE AND HIMSELF.
After washing his face this morning he
got his gun and shot his wite. IL is said,
four times in tho head. He then took O
double barrelled gun. and placing the
muzzle under his chin killed himself IN
stantly.
TEMPORARY INSANITY.
The only cause that can be ascribed Is
temporary insanity. The burial will take
place at Bellamy's church, of which h'
was member, tomorrow ut \ CLOCK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24
Fatal Western storms

Ivy telestaNu 10 ihc bSphs'hsl
CLEVELAND, o.. May IA cyclone with heavy
rain struck Cleveland az p:3O this morning.
Trees and signs and wires were blown down In
every direction. The big bndtng at boan and
Superior streets was wrecked AMI one man was
badly hurt. ScafOds at tho corner ~ trie and
Superior streets and at tho Cleveland Rolling
Mills were wrecked. ono man was Killed. anf
several were badly injured. 10 IL reported mat
the steei-wOrks In South Cleveland were blown
down. killing two men and seriously 'inluring
several
FOUR KILLED: MANY lNJUREp.
CLEVELAND. o.. May 23-fonr mon were
killed here to-day and many others injured IN
various wrecks of buildings In process ot con
sttuction or repair caused by the destructive
storm.
AT LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE KY. May GA heavy wind and
rain-storm struck THIS place abOIt o'clock ihis
morning, blowing down and unroonng twenty or
twenty. five houses in tho eastern portion oi tho
city, No loss OF life 40 far as known,
DAMAGE $4,000.
louisville. KY, May 23.-Forty thousand
dollars will cover the damage by the cyclone III
thi, city to-day. Nobody was seriously hurl,
but a great many we're badly frightened.
AT DETROIT.
DETROIT Mich, May 2A-The wind blew hero
to-day sixty miles an hour, and much damage
was done 60 buildings. fences, etc, but no iNes
yero lost and no person was seriously hurt
~ IOWA
Sioux CITY. IA, May 2a-Ihe wini nlew
cirhty-four milo. an hour here to-day anu uiu u
, great deal Of damage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24
Ielrgrnms NIade Torso.

The Bcr;ne Sea Tribunal o. Arbitration at
Paris resumed its sessions yesterday.
Tho proyinces of Attca aud Thcsaly, Greece,
were shaken yesterday by an earthquake.
william sullivan. the Leech murderer, was
lynched at Corona, Mich, at 94O O'CLOCK la-'
night.
Lord Salisbury made Unionist speech al
Belsas, yesterday aud his reception amounted
10 an ovation.
In n general row among party OF pic-nlcSers
nt the Tailulah Falls yesterday Alexanucf
Donald, OF Atlanta, Ga, was fatally shot.
The first day Of the Press Congress, in session
a, the Art pala e, Chicago, was galanuy given
over yesterday to the women OF the prOtessioh'
The President Yesterday appointed Samuel
Blackwell. OF Alabama. Third Auditor OF tho
Treasury, pice W. +. Hart, OF inilAha' re-
signed.
A tornado which caused the loss OF HUNDREDS
of thousands of dollars worth OF property occur
red IN central and eastern Ontario, Canada yes
teriay. Casualties few
The Exchange Bank AZ Tingey, Ia, has sus-
peuded ana Its cashier, Robert beuhet'' mas
len Tor parts unknown. Deposits were received
up to the day OF the closing
The worst Mississippi river creyasse OF the
tatlon below Lake Providence La anu IL Is no"
200 feet wide and rapidly widening
Apo,her serious landslide has occurred OF
V.ardalsn Norway. Twenty-Five hOInosteads
aud nfty cottages were destroyed anu over ~.
nersons are believed TO have been oVer"heiH'eu
A,the armory of the Gate City Guard last
evening the Guard was presentel "iti au
eiegant punch bowl, the gilt OF the Dasy
Crockett Hook and Ladder company VI io"eh
keepsie. y. l.
Harry Hin. Of Atlanta, Ca, was yosaeruay '.ono
indtc,ed for forgery. lie has maze nus escape
nrobsbly 10 Canada. The general oelei IN AZ
innia vas that tho prosecution wouiu oe "iio"'u
10 go by deiault
The new steel practice cruiser Bancroft iei'
Sorfoik Yesterday on her way 10 AhhsPois'
where she viii arrive IN time 20 S DC n y, o,isct
the graduation tketclscs en" iN
Lesson 20 the cadets.
A collision is reported 10 have occurred on tne
Northern Pacific road near Little faIs, isH'. :,
AT about $3.50 o'clock yesterday inoi u,ns' -. "
which the postal clerk, the engineer anu '"'
brakeman lost their lives.
The Ives Fiakelee- Williams Company, Nes
York went into the hands OF receiver yos.el
day The company made and sold toys gauhes
oags fireworks, etc. and did heavy DusinesS
liabilities, s261, ,Sss; actual assets s'V'~o''
The property OF T. c. Erwin, doing bushes. ~
r. G. Eryin q Co., at Chattanooga, Tenn, wen p
INTO the hands OF trustees yesterday Ioa W, on
$40 900: assets between $4,000 ana soV'Voo
y,.,sa by n bogus order all tho TELEGRAPH
Generators employed by tue Chicago and norn
western railroad struck at O'Clock yes.crsa.
,nornins. The trouble was soon adiustoa, nov
ever, and In u few hours everything was "s"''
moving along smoothiy'
Roherta Gordon, tho I5-yeer-old daughter
No., Corioa. OF Atlanta, and the iavotts
asnaasnyh,er OF senator Gordon. dled Monda!
night. senator Gordon went from wasn,nEp' ~,
to atlanta three weeks ago. wheh sno n.es - ~
~ =. san hss been an almost constant watcher D
b.r hedside.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24
ACCIDENT 1OA FREIGHT TRAIN.
Seven Box-Cars DeraiIed-The simpson
Golden Anniversary-fsase-Ba League

Golden nAnntversary-Base-b baii Lessues
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
PyrERsBrRG, Va, May 23-The early through
freight from Richmond south this morning
met with an accident about o'clock at Port
Walthau Station. Seven boX-cars were deralied
and considerably damaged. The track was
blockaded for sOmo hours and tho morning
trains north and south were delayed Ihe uo-
rallied cars were empty.
WILL BE CELEBRATED.
Mr.. end Mrs william $. Simpson will cele-
brate the golden anniversary OF their wedding
on the evening OF Wednesday, May 3lst, at their
residence, on High street. The carJs OF INVITA-
tion are very handsomely printed IN god. III Is
n curious coincidence that the anniversary
oc,urs on the same day OF tho week on when
the marriage, which has been followed py my
years Of happy welded life, was consummateu;
irhe couple, who are universally respected and
heloved. will he tho recipients Of many hearty
CONGRATULATIONS by our people.
TIE STATE ASSOCIATIONS LEAGUE.
The Petersburg Club this morning received
with the rsouest for consideration tho schedule
OF games proposed for the season Dy the a'. S1nee
sixt- games for tho season, fOrty-nVe 10 W
| played in Petersburg and fifteen Ia klchmohd
| and the Petersourgs 10 play ten games each
| NTH the Forest Hns, the NiTginias, and the
| = edmond College team. .
| - The Petersburg Club contemplates WISHING
| stauuton on the 9th day OF June 80 play dufin.
| the session OF the Virginia FIRE Associaiioh'
DISCHARGED FROM CUSTODY.
| The alleged tramp Talbot, recently arreste,
| on the charge Of assauting Flagulah W. u
! Beasley on the Atlantic COast-Line near thl
| citv was taken before Magistrate Fields, u
| Chesterfield county. for examination Yesterday
| aud was discharged for want OF evidence .
! Identify him "a the man who maic tno assallt
| Ntases Jennie and Grace Fraser and Sarai
| Keyan, of New York. who have been visltlni
| friends In our city ior several weeks leit 10
| their homes this morning.
There have been rumors ot case OF hniail
pox I'm our ci:y within the past day, but inyest
| cation shows the rumors To have Deen Wllhou
| toe least foundation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24
MRS. HAOEN'S LONG JOURNEY.
Fireman Amends Mysterious IOjury-A
"Cop" with a Too-Loose Tongue.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, May 23-Mrs. iiaden,
the woman who ia travelling In wagon from
surry county to the tar West, passed through
here on her long trip. She tried TO dispose OF
her horse and conveyance. Being unsuccessGui,
she continued on her way in her one-horse can
yas-cOverei wagon. .
Nothing further has been learned as to how Mr.:
Len Almond, q fireman on the Richmond and
Danyle railroad. Was hurt. IL - supposed that he
was hit with a rock or that he fell In his engine
The accident occurred between here ani Lynch
hurg He was brought to this place, where he
remained unconscious for many hours severe
cash Was cut III his hend
Policeman j. l. Fry was suspended Dy the
Mayor yesterday afternoon until the next meet
ing OF the City Council, which Will take inal ac-
ton. lIe was accused Of using very dlsrespect-
ful language about MIR. VI. Leterman on the day
OF tho primary nomination Of aldermen, such as
calling him s'Jew etc, and OF drinking while on
duty Officer Fry was some time ago nned slo
by the Mayor for using unbecoming language 10
Mr.. +. Leterman, the brother OF the gentleman
who preferred the charges to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24
FOUR CANDIDATES IN PULASKI.
No Politics, bat Republicans stand To-
gether-A Kitchen Destroyed by Fire.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l

PULASKI, VA. May 23.-Thero are four candi-
dates for Clcrk In this county at the election
next Thursiay-Ma J. II. Darst, Major James
Bosang. Charles Morris, and W. Shuwalter. Tho
utst three are Democrats and Mr.. Shu"aitef IS
n Republican. Al tho candidates have made Al
active house -tO-nouse campaign and eacn ono u
sure that he Il the winning horse. III Is haId
there IL no politics In IL. but your correspondent
suspects that 1t will show up otherwise When
the votes arc counted and it Will then Do seen
that the Republicans have concluded that this
was the time for them 10 stand together Per-
sonaly oil four candidates are gooi men ana
would make good clerks. Colonel Il. ID. Gard
uer tho present Clerk, IL n Mexican ana Con-
federate veteran aud a Simon-pure Democrat
lie has Deen Clerk for many years ana gl'en oh-
ire sntisfactiou, but refused - DO again a can
didate.
Il nro broke ont this morning In tho kitchen OF
Mr. George NJ. llolstem's handsome new resi-
deuce but was put ont without ininring any pro-
perty other than destroying tho kiWnen. our
FIRE department was promptly on hand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24
CAPTAIN JOHN II. BOGART DEAD.
A Popular aud Well-Knowu Citizen Who
Will BE Greatly Missed.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
FRANKLIN, SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY, VA.' May
23.-John H. Bogart, a prominent and widely
known citizen Of this place. died this afternoon
at . o'clock at tho City Hospital In Baltimore,
NIL His remains will be brought here UIG the
Bay-Iine steamers and Seabosrd and Roanoke
railroad and will reach here on THURSDAY morn
ing. He will be buried at o'clock Friday
afternoon In Poplar Spring cemetery at THIS
place. Mr.. Bogart was known by nearly every
one in this section OF the state. and by many AL
over tho country, and his friends and acquant-
ances everywhere will regret 10 hear OF his
death lie has been for years the agent Tor tie
Seaboari and Roanoke railroad at THIS place
and prominently identified In many ways with
the interests OF the road. He was also the
leading spirit In the Albeuiarle steam Navi-
CATION Company, whose bats run TO this place
lie has always been among the foremost IN
pushing forward this town, anu ne VIII De
greatly missed here. He leaves wife ana three
Children aud numerous relatives IN Georgia
aud other parts OF the South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24

sges for injuries received In an elevator acci.
dent wns concluded IN the City Circuit Court
yesterday afternoon. The iurys aiser being out
been reached, and the court adjourned until this
morning.
Suit was instituted by Savage, Beveridgs 4
Co. against King Brothsrs fore1bO.
In tho case OF Woody against the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company for 100000 the spe-
cisi grand jury sworn In foe this case adjourned
over until to-morrow.
Judge Wexford granted a charter 20 the Com
mercial Building and Loan Association, the capt
tai stock OF which II 10 be not less than 100000
nor moro than 100000 divided into shsre'
OF 400. Tho following are the Officers for th'
mrs, year: A. oppenbimer, president; John
West. vice-president; L. 7. Rou,t, secretary and
freasnrer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24
To Have a Splendid Hospital.

Arrangements have been made by which the
building now used by tho Medical College ot
Virginia IA a dspensary Will Dc converted into
a regular hospital
Mother Ignstius, of the Sisters ~ Mercy. will
have charge 81 the hospital. having been grant
ed permission by the Bishop 10 assume the mAns
agoment OF the institution.
rhe dispcusary building Is 10 be thoroughly
renodellei under plans prepared by Mr. ch. rlcs
n. Read. and II viii Dc equipped with all modern
improvements. Tho hospital VIII probably 90
opened early IN the fal, and viii BE- something
alter tho order of the ~. Vincent De Paul Hcss
,.,ta IN, Nprfolk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24
E,,ernt of Nr,. spence To-Day.

The funeral Of Mr. L. lIaryie Spence, whose
sad death was reported in the DISPATCH Oi Tues
day. viii take place from Broad street Melho-
dist church this afternoon NJ o'cllck. Inc lOi-
lowing gentlemen will net rs pall-bearcrs:
Actiye-J. 1. Parkinson, .. ii. fnnsten. 'ah
Henry +. Holmes, Is. Alsop, j. NJ. fourqurean'
and Charles ". UarwoOi.
Honorary-R. H. Snead, |. d. Carbon, A. -
Buford. DR.. II. w Davis. {. W. hnh'e'' W IT.
Ronndtree, w. &. Camp. }. G.. Williams, Dr. 4.
W. 4. Brock. and Charles W. Antrim.
The pall-5earers are requested 10 meet AZ hr'
Suence's residence. No pos east Franklin street.
nj 1.yO O'Clock this afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24
AucrIoN SAILS TODAY.

sTEyRSs 4 CO., 6P. ~, two frame dvehinkes
Nos. 1910 aud 1912 Washington ssfesss near
Nechanicsviile tcrnpike'
n. W. BowE. IftSA. NJ, brick store NO ilv
west Market street, betseen frsaAna sn3
Graco streets
FRANK ID. HILL s CO.. 5ls Y. n. commission:
era sale OF two frame dwellings sn CabeA
street between Tyler and Roane ssrsetA
croRaR "a. MAYO. l0js A. ~, bar-couAters
pser-pump, groceries. &C., st No $50 vsss
cary street
WILLIAM JENKINS son. t.,S =. -, ismonss
orsnses, apples. and bsnAnaA
MAcFEAT a KIINE, l0h A. -. so hcsee1
sad mules at 1906. 1905 lSsV. and lola
east Franklin street.
A NNURpY. Q p. ~. commissiorsgs' aAlG
:" - Va No IO3 csss Canal oetueen DoS1 cd
second sueets and vscant ios a ftyoe ssssA
A. \, POLLARD. 1880 A. NJ, houeeAed fUFD1I
40 tslss, harpes>. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24
The Hot snrlng. Comp1ny.

The stockholders OF tho Virginia ho: Springs
Company held their annual meeting at the ONCE
OF Decatur AXten, IN the city OF hlchmyhu az
10 oclo.k Yesterday. Tie following gentlemen
were elected directors: Mcssrs. VI. Il. Ingalr,
" T.. Anderson, Il. r. Osborn. Albert q. torfe'
&. W. Richardson, Warner Moore. II. ]. Wlck-
ham, C.. f. Wexford, ana Decatur AA.el. ino
re port OF the president aud treasurer were pre-
sented and show the affairs OF tine company To
be Ia good condition. The improvements thht
have been under way at the Hot Springs are 30"
nearly completed and the company hns every
reason 10 anticipate good returns during tho
coming season from their large expenditures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24
Only sontherner.Inxitei.

Neither President Cleveland nor the m Members
Of hts Ca plnct have been invited 20 the Davis re-
interment. Members OF the Committee % invt-
tation being asked last night II this matter had
been considered In any way replied that II had
rot. general Invitation had been issued To
All southern people 10 attend the ceremonies.
ana the SO ,cial Invitations. atOut 1900 10 mum.
Der, had only been sent 10 those who distln-
guished themselves in the Confederate service.
An friends OF the South will be- wcicome spe-
cial invitations have no. been issued 10 any per.
eon on account OF onlcial position.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24
reath Of DIR. Morrison,

DIR. JohnJ Morrison, the weII-snown Church
Htl druggist. who was stricken with paralysis
several weeks ago, died AT $3.50 o'clock yester-
day afternoon ut his residence. No. 2bis east
Grace street. The deceased was In the Goth year
Of his age and was held In high esteem. lie had
conducted drugstore on Broad stfeet between
Twenty-nfth aud rwenty-sixthfor many years.
He leaves a wife but no children. Tho funer6
service will be conducted at 4 o'clock tomorrow
morning from ~. Johns Protestant Episcopal
church by Row PA. Peterson, assisted oy Rev.
1 A Rurtnn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24
Tho p,,p,.rs' National Bank

soLIcrTs NRw BUSINESS IN ITS sew QUARTERS.
and offers TO the public and depositors
generally the best advantages lhe new
building is ABSOLUTELY tire-pfoof. anu THE
VAULTS THE BEST TO BE FOUND IN THIS couN-
Try. The course of the bank as heretofore
will be liberal. and every facility eStehueu
,o natrons The effort 10 advance the IN
,erost of small dealers will be adhered to,
and all such can rely upon tho support Ok
the Dank