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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-07
STILL A HOPE.

A disaster similar to those which in
jured the City Of Paris and the Spree
may be delaying her. She may have
hit a derelect, or been nippod by an ice
foe of the banks. In tho event OF
repetition OF the City of Paris or Spree
mishap, it would 90 hard with the
Naronic. The accidents to the former
occurred in midsummer on perfectly
smooth sea and under clear sky. Even
with these favorable conditions both
vessels narrowly escaped going down.
The worst kinds OF weather have been
repopted on the Atlantic this winter,
and more especially since the Naronic
cleared the other side and 1t is almost
certain that the ship could not survive
a disaster like those which bofell the
two passenger boats.
1t is believed that the main hope for
the vessel now lies in the Azores.
There is no telegraphic communication
between the Azores and Portugal, the
routo OF tho mail steamers. Tho last
mail advices from tho islands arrived
five days ago The overdue vessel may
have been towed into tho islands since
that time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-07

Alter fillbusloriht until ll.b0 to.
night the appropriation bill was passed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07
SCORE ONE FOR THE RAILROADS.

Loreua, Tex. June ESPECIALLY sun
day the wicker came and tried to get
down to the ears that were derailed
here last week
The engiue was too wide to pass be-
tween the coal bins and the attempt
was Abandoned aud the crew of the
local freight and the section hands were
ordered to get thom up. When the worl,
commenced some one said, THAT'S a
good place TO stay away FROM. They will
b. cursinE blue strraks out,lhere present
ly,
Your correspondent went out there and
watched them as they toiled digging,
pricing. lifting and pulling until their
nAnds tIenrbled and their clothing reekcd
with sweat.
Through It all they worked until the
last ear was up and they gladly went
their ways. All that time Your reporter
stood in their midst and did not hear au
oath
The train was in charge Of Conductor
Smith ind Engineer Mooney.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07
FAULKNER SAYS so.

Houston, Tex. June 0.---(Speclal)--.A
private letter was today received from
Captain A Faulkner. general passenger
agent Of the Missouri. Kansas and Tex
as, announcing that he had rendered his
resignation. effective June 10. This
move was expected to follow the resigna-
tion az Major Waldo and Is no surprise
the captain, heing wealthy will not
again enter the railway service. but Will
make loiision his home and look after
his laud and ranch interests.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07
Rates Must Be Reduced or a
Failure Is lnviteable
OF THE WORLDS FAIR,
SAYS a Prominent Official Additional Es-
press Facilities on The Denver Rcidced
Rates TO Chicago and San Antonio.
Looa; News Of Tie and Rail.
CONDENSED RAILROAD TIME
TABLE,.

QeFving Time) 200
Texas and Pacific East-bound: ,oiZO
a. M, 7:25 a. M, 1C 80 a. M, 4;lO p.
m. GAO .. m. Westbound; 905 ii. m :,
Texas and Pacific, transcontinentnl a.,
vision--Leave. S:i5 u. in. Arrive 6'ao
.. 81.
bound. 1910 a M, o. IN. South
bound $50 A. M, Z 30 y. m.
Fort Worth and Denver Northbouhui
1890 a. M. 5:l5 p. M.
Houston aud Texus Central-South-
bound; S:35 a, M, $40 p. M. o
M, $40 D. IN. Southbound; $3.50 o. M,
1O10 p. m
Cotton Belt -Eastbound; S'45 a.
IN, 9:05 y. III.
Fort Worth and Rio Grande--No. 20
Arrives, $50 .. nj. No. /, DEPARTS lilo
y. III.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07
ADDITIONAL FACILITIES.

Two baggage ears are now heing sent
out ON the Denver train. The additional
Ilarendon, Iui the otb"r goes through
from Fort Worth TO Denver. This ar
Iengement was made on account Of the
heavy fruit shipments being made from
several points along the line notably
llruitland aud Clarendon There Is an
abundant crop Of Tie finest peaches and
the crops of fruit being raised are in-
oreasing every year
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07

Hereafter uniform price Of 10 cents
4 line will be charged for obituaries
and resolutions Of respect printed la The
Gazette Seven words to the line,
The cash must accompany orders for
al such notices.
DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING Co
.exch l. SOB
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07
a NIANGE.

Greenville, Tex, June 6.--(Special)-
Mr.. IL. H. Burke. who has been con
neeied with the auditing department Of
the s.. s. and s.. has accepted a similar
position with the San Antonio and Aran-
sas Pass railway. and left for San An
tonic last night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07

o. me HICKS 'Nllb ~ "'i"P"n'' ""'
IN the city yesterday
President Morgan Joncs OF the F"fl
Worth and Denver has returned from
trip Of one wees 10 lineage
Colonel i. +. Hickey of the joint track
went South this morning on business
connected with the claim department.
G. II. Boariman, travelling passenger
agent of the Missouri. Kansas aud Tex
rs. came In from trip north yesterday.
Naior 70 G Byrues repnirer to the
teiayranh department of the Texas and
paeiiic weni 10 Coal Mine junction yes
terlay on business
The nronositiou TO rc-establish the rail-
road caIuiuiasiDn in Florida has been be-
for the legislature a second aud q third
time. hut has avnin been defeated
I.ror Trice st,perinteldent Of the
east division of The Texas aud Pacific
Railway company with headquarters at
Marshall was III the city yesterday morn
ing
n Nrn,,hy rnoa unster of tho eastern
,,iri.,6 az tba Tstns ami pnriH,, Rail.
,yny cnmnany with hraduunrters at Dal-
lns was In the city yesterday few
hours
rho Ioui.vilo and Nashville railway
-, - H. IA, A.. .,,d nossenprrs 10
ali Mint IN H.. Norn and last yin Cin-
a' ,,pi III :" f,.ta, scbsi,ir thnn any
o,,nr nov in forr,
u.,..,,,, " . ,,li,.l, ,,,s h,dly Jntnnn-
al H. H., ,sr,,.i ~ fe,v miles nhnye Ona.
,,ab Nv ar Tyo 800 on the Denver Il
r"" 81 70 .,..ivo t,d,v nf tbe general
I'm, fn, ,,,,,,,,.s,rv rnn,irs
'"up7 vi. 10
beorgr - JONES ol wv %,.r III
h ,, upPoin'n,i 'ttInnH,. which cytnnfIs
nlnvi''S W. H" t Vir,ini, Roach
ar" I rn"o W .,t,,i oi,.lt oo,, ,niIr.
u biN'hu'N VI hb"N' ''N'''''' ''''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07

Sprstt's dog soap kills dees in dogs
INSTANTLY; sold ouly at Anderson's Gum
house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07
I.AnIIaa

Rapid growth Of the finger nails is
considered 10 indicate good health.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07
FISHING TAcKLE.

seines. nets. reels, rods aud hooks OF
all kinds at Anderson's Clubhouse.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-07

Needing tonic. or children who want build.
lug up, should take
nROtvN's iIlON BIT'rERs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
LADIES' HOLLYWOOD ASSOCIATION.
WIN Attend tho Oakwood and Hebrew
Memoriat Exercises.

The Ladies' o. tho Hollywood Memorial As.o-
citation held n woll-atiended meeting In the leo
tuie-room o; tho Second Presbyterian church
yesterday afternoon at o O'CLOCK with Mrs. Josepa
Bryan. the president, IN the chair.
TWAS decided 90 acropt The initiation % taks
part IN tho OakwoOd memorial services. ana no
ladies will meet IN front Of tho Second Presbyto-
rian church this Afternoon A. $50 O'Clock ard
proceed Ia n body % ~. Johns church. ghcrs
the parade asgem bios
IA invitation from the Hetr0w Association 20
take part m t0eir memorial sorVlres. shich %
cur on IN i1th ~ this month. vas ii .o arrepfei
and committee was appc,nic 20 acs With tho
organization.
Mrs. Raleigh Coiston reported that she haf
receives a letter FROM General il1masA Bran-
der, chairman - the Executive C0mmit'ea og
Lee Camp, stating that % Nog,l - impossible
io take the rsnains ~ PretiIe1f Davis bg ths
White House Or the Comic ier2rf.' as Boy
were being horno from tho Capit1. % l).lywoi
cemetery.
The ladies we've particularly arx'01a tt7' ~
parade sho..d follow tufs rnYfe, AMI farthef-
more. that 70 saopli also pass fy ~ palIs
chutch, whore 'ue great Cnn'rifrl'e vlt won't
o. attend services. Tley f''i1el fl ass ths TO
Camp committee 20 rccous. isr t4e.r l.l.1 "A
regard fo tAs matter.
the Hollywood Association viI prov 70 thei-
own carriages on -he Day flsf fhe ol-pr.slGcus
is ro.interrei berc. ana they VITA 'sl .u lrs As
tho place indicated ~ thoso .u N.inm2nl.
The names 81 ME various urmt,rs O. tbs
staining committees t1rthe ,nsl.le jrar we-s
announced.
Ihoncxt meeting of tls association VA -
he'd ca tuesday the ldl no 'aa $500 line
and lia.e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
Turs Events Notable.


GrrTFNBUGG. MAY 9.-First race--,our nnd
ouc-half nrloug5-lisbou Maid won; captain
Wagner second. ilmstoue ;hlri. Time, oi.
Second rn .o--tuc-raf oi "a mile-PocahOntas
won: Drecrsby second, Progress thirt. lime,
Third racc-dye-eigh,hs Of mno-Fla,ter
won; reruAcr second, Rocco thiri lime
l:Oiii.
Fourth race-on0 mile ana a siXteeuth-Rioi
ven: FIeot second, seven third Iime' 1871 i9'
Fi.fn rare-One mile-tllrlo Won. BltLeu
second. Lord Harry third. Time, l:ill1.
sixth m a,e--seyeu eighths 81 a mlio-ChmRS
won: LOngstrlde second, belWod third. lime
i:29l..
GloCcEsrEg. y j.. May 0.-Firs; race-one
nud oue-haif milcs-C Chaunrey won: Fox Grape
second Glcnlo,ky third Time, 2.1i.
second rare-seycn turl0ng- Poet won, Lis-
more second. Athena third limo, l39ls.
lhird race-avo i-.iougs-Annorean won
Montc.eco second Como on third Iime'
i.OGl..
Fourth racc-six furlouss-Ryo won; Captain
Brown secoul. Pagan third. Time, l.2l$l.
Fiuh rgcs-fOur aud hall iur.0ugs-Sweet
A,3co won; keimo second, Rcd Elm third. Iime,
5gie
sixth racc-four ana n half turloEgs- Radiant
wlu: sequel second, Henry George third lime,
NAsuvmLF. Tenn, May 9.--Last day Of tho
Cumberlan -Part meeting.
i.r-r race-one mlc The King won Forest
K s0 second lime, l.4,l9.
second rure-oG--hlN mle-Roberts won;
Anne ,u.sluglam second. Sewing Girl thirf
Imr. jla..
1n.ri rae -BrooI-Nare Sweepstakes $1,000
aided. onc-lalt mile Flthg.won; Ia Front se-
coui luvair -hird. Umc. 5I.
Fourth race-f1ur flrlour--Riily Smith won
Clmax n. second. DICK Wills third. lime.
lOG.
Fiith ror'-orc mile-Ptravet won. sam Far
iner s-colI. I'd Iaso third. Time. la.
Slxth raco-nye mrJul5-frredom won;
Hc,urrl1 second, Dut'h third Tine. lO3l4.
81. Louis. May H.-tltst rlce-six furioncs-
Nis4 Morley Won; Galeu Brown second Bonfre
thirf. Time, l.2L
S-coaIrsrr-foura anI one-halffIronRs -FUoro
won; Harry VI second, Barney Aaron thnd.
llmr. I0ite.
llrIfa,a- AK furlongs-Ei. Greenwooi won;
Minnie Gee second. Grey DIHe tairi. 1ime,
l:l~le.
Fourth race-four ant cue- half furlongs-B Bone
Doctor won; Bedford second, Ccptaiu sinclair
thru. limo, 5!'l6.
Fifth rd,e-dye and one-hali fIrlOnss-Vloln
Belle won: Reuben second, FRANK Llu- third.
Time. i:llla.
sixth r1ce-nitecn sixteenth5 OF q milc-REiiy
D: Biazs Duke second, Edgar johnson th,rI.
Time, liOl..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
Trlrccnn,, NIade Ter.r.

The B-ltich Shipping Federation after q p-o-
l0ngoI conference ha- dscdoi 20 make 70 con-
cessions 20 the locker.
T. II. Ernest Waters. weil-zn0wn mining
engineer. took me-UhIue and died in Dls room
at a Denver club-n Jus3 last night.
l. = Bash, oue Oh the ~ p, prominent citizens
Of Carthage. Tenn, Committed suicide n. eyo-
uing by shoo,lng himself through the heart.
Colonel Coubet bon-iact.ry, 10 ST. Etienna.
Frau O., was hIrupd yesterday. ioss estill atei
AZ 100000 francs. several Hr'men were IN
lured.
Tho prominent firm OF Brueder & WOLF
manufacturers Of carpets. Vienna, Austria, has
failei. It's liabilities are stated - 10 100000
Germs
In hurricane which sgep, the New Hoorides
tho whole settlement az the port %, >aniwi'h
was uulteraied ali half Of New Caledonia was
submerged
Tho sailors on the United states iafshlps
Phna1eipnia Ani Newark gave handsome re-
cep;ion5 20 Tho Jack tlrs Of ali the foreign ships
at Sow York las; evening.
The squadron OF foreign warshlps which has
been 10 An ericnn waters fOr s'yeral woeSs Nill
begin 20 bresk Up TODAY, when the British iieet
VIII depart from New YORK,
TIE authorities az Bremor. Ger, have ordered
a quarantine against AL scs'@ls sryiyiug from
French ports their acton being due 10 the
spread OF cholera IA France.
IN ;bc Pennsylvania House Of Representatives
Yesterday a bll prohibiting toe sale GIT, cr
oilerwis- furnishing oi cigarettes or ciszrotts-
paper 70 minors passed hnaiy.
Thomsou Brothers, railroad contractors. Ash
land, KY. have assigned o. ithn L. Hopkins,
Cstlettsuurg, with assets Amounting 10 s1O,OVO
and liabilities amounting % $4,000.
The annual meeting OF the Ho,el-Men5 . Nn,la.-
Beuodt Association began IN Cincinnati yCs.er-
day morning, ". l.. jacques, Of New lork, being
elected president Tor he ensuing year
In commenting on a repor, mat ihe Pope Is
about - propose q general disarmament ths
Paris De5afs saysthaI France eau have Tor srch
proposals. but oge reply: So" poss"pNs.
Tho desttuton In the rural districts of Cen
trsi aud Southeastern Russia has extended 10
tnc province of Slmbeersk IA tontrai Russia,
where great suffering aud distress prevail
Tue etockholders' convention 81 Augusta. Ca,
OF the Port Royal and Western Carolina rail-
road new under control Of tho Georgia Central.
resulted yesterday IN tho selection OF two sets OF
ollcers.
Two hundred and nine;Y-three alleged Cat
uese actors aud mert hants wore ca Aonday
turned over o. tho steamship Victoria, az Ia
coma, Wash., which brought thcm over, 70 DO
tskon bacA To Cnina-
Tho Bank OF Victoria. llmitet. Melbourne,
Australa, mas suspencet. Tho failure Is one OF
great Importance. The subscribed capital OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
eLOUNT MINISTER RESIDENT.
other Hawaiian Information.
rrv ,etcgrorh 10 tho Dispat-hl

WAsHEGr0N. Nay 9.-OGcials Of tho state
Department tonight confirm the predictions
heretofore maio tna, y-Keprosentatiyo Blount
would De appointed Minister Resident 70 the
Hawaiian Islands. IL has been supposed that
Minister stevens would remain IN charge of the
legation Until the 24th Of this month. az whi'n
time he had announced hls Intention OF sailing
for san Francisco. 10 Is now known that Mr..
stevens has lecu instructed % forthwith turn
oyer-the legation 10 CommissloLer Bl0uni, who
h0- tocu appointed lis sue ,essor. There Is rea-
ron 90 bVloye that Sir. stevens was not allowed
% remain M charge OF the legation until the
.4th Instant because OF his activity IN behalf OF
annexation.
IL Is further stated az tho department that
Bowen ami Sewall. who went % honolulu
shortly after Commissioner Bounts arrival.
have uocn active In their Efforts 10 stimulate e
sentiment on tAc islands n favor u annexation.
AMI there was reason fo believe that they were
rU.tcssuiing tho lrtsdeui. secretary Gre
an1n. horotcr. has informed Mr. Bount that
mo PIE. .idenf ropudiatcs everything sad and
d.lo ty ttese reuti"mep. IL VIII be remcm-
berel that MIR. Sewall WAS an applicant for tho
position Oi Iaisd Assistant Secretary OF state
under The present administration, uut failed 70
s'clre the appointment.
tX-Mins'cr stevens, who will sail Tor the
I'M OF states on tho @4h instant viii be &C ON
panied Uy Mis-. Stevens ami silss Stevens. lhey
Will rring with them the boly ot ne daughter
who WAS drowned early n this year.
Letters received by naval officers ana otherS
IN The government Eervlce indicate that mo
provisional government maintains firm hold.
One letter states that tho native sentiment IN
feyOr ot annexation - growing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
THE KAISER SPEAKS.
AND WHAT He SAYS eXcITes THE
GERMAN PEOPLE GREATLY.
He Proposes to Garry tho Army mn Into
Effect Despite Any and All
Opposition.
fnz Anslo.Amorlc,n canIe b the pispa.ch. ]

ByAnglo-Aner,can cable 20 the Dispatch.l
BERLIN. May 9.-Whilo reviewing troops
q. Templehot to-day the German Emperor
ordered thu principal officers Of the !mpe'
rial Guard 10 gather around him and adj
dressed them as follows:
" ! have been seriously disappointed IN
the patriotism Of the late Reichstag.
hope tho coming Reiohs;ag Will adopt the
military bill. but # the coming Reichstag
should refuse 20 adopt II am determined
20 carry the bill into eject despite the un-
patriotic opposition. I know myself that
] am alone with the federated princes and
the people"
ENORMOUS EXCTTENFNr.
This spcoch Of the Emperor a causing
enormous excitement among tine people.
Il appears IN the NoiTb G0UDM Ges,''e
with double-leaicd prominence. Those
who heard the Emperor speak saw that he
spoke with unusual emphasis. pauslng az
oveTy word IN order 20 convey the sense
OF h,s determination % abide by his decla-
rGtions. There Is = profound and wide
sprcaI impression that the Emperor would
not hesitate 10 risk conflict with the
new Reich-tng should II prove hostile to
the bill.
The Empor0r's concluding words - al
dressing hls officer We're; " icit tHo
necessity of tellueyou csndidly my d,ci-
sion. as told You my hopes WHOM the bill
was first proposed
HEARD N SILENCE.
The officers VITO heard the Emperor 3
words maintalncd absolute silence, al
though evidently IN deep sympathy with
the haiscr's views
Leading men in German politics who
have heard OF the Emperor's speech now
consider that he has embarked ou IA policy
Of Prussian high torYism. aud that tho
chances Of the Freisiruige party T. bring
about u moderate Liberal era dave van
lshpl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
Colonial Capital Contributions.

Correspondence ot tl5 kichnond DisDatch.i
WILLIAMSBURG. May 9.-Clrcuit Court opened
fCr the spring term today, aud a heavy docket
D. before .hc court
Mr.. Robert l. Armistoad, prominent member
Of tle legal fraternity hero, - being urgtl ~
nis irieuls 70 becDm" a can1lIate FOR tho Doni-
OcratIr nomination tor tho State Senate.
". f. Mos4. u NeUport News. who il horo to-
day, ia a candidate for mo Democratic uOmina-
tion Tor tho lower house.
Mr.. n. ;. Lamick, ~ MiIIlet1wn, Va. was
awarded The medal Tor improvement a debate
and Mr. ". =. Parker. Of Hampton, tho medal
for Improvement in defamation by The Ph..O-
mathsau Lit,rnry society AZ the last meeting.
Ine committee having ~ 'larse tne alumni
banquet met to-day AMI derdeu to have tho
dinner IN June 2lst ~ $50 o'clock Z. N.
Mr.. William B0-emau, tho preventative Ot
the college literary so'teNes A. tho Ipter-
collegiate Ora,orir1l Association. whch WIS hold
tu charlottesville on tho 9Th instant, ~ Waiting
hs brother, Bey M. B,seman, 0f tho Methodist
clur IA a tulpeper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
MsMORlAL-DAY AT okKWoCo.
Military. Veterans. and Ladies' organizn
tinns to Attsnd-Ths Exercises.


This being OakwooA Memorial-Day the amt
yersqry will be observed with appropriate cere-
monies AZ that cemetery.
Tho Stua-t Horse Guard, tho Ashby Light
Ho.s,. tae How izers with band battalion OF
t1e l'ir-t Regiment under command OF Captain
6as-eT, Lee aud Icdot camps, the in1 O. oi We
three memorial Es-p'iaiiOn. and Pickett amp
LADIES' AuKdary vii assemble NJ -. John :
caufcl n. +.4O +. VI , ana AZ > o'clock the lno
of mach 10 ihe cemetery Will b. taken up.
iho Ladies' Auxiliary % lee Camp Will not ot-
tend the cxerci-cs IN body. Itey were com
Tel-d 10 declinc the inTit1fiCn extended them
20 do sn. l--suee Of tho inability Ol a
number = members 20 Join vith tnam on a.
count of sirkur4s IN tneir families. At ucet-
ing of tho LADIES' Auxiliary yesterday evening
letter ot cellinatlJu was prepared. Many OF
tao .adles, howc'er' Will nt'ond tos ceremonies
to-day.
Tho memorial ass1riatcns and the Pickett
Cauu A4rInnrv viii he provided with Omn-
t1.rs A 'l1s VIII hs sert out a. the soldiers
Homo 10 33D % tgho the Veterans - Oasw0oi.
Tho urniramu'e ~: eXcrc.s9- M the cemetery
viii be- ~ follows: tOionel \. y. Archer VIII
preside: opening prayer by Rey Nr. Cannon :;
music hy EoEit1cr Banf: addrefs 10y Colonel
IgE-ecl Elliott: hymn r'Amerlc1'l, lea by Cap
tain CubuiaguIm; brief remarks from General
I.'z L.e .tt in tnc city; beh-diciioa by GcY. Nr'
Burton: snlutr bv fnutary.
Tho grounds ana platform viii ho und'r tho
control % C0louei John murphy ana Jamcs Z .
GRAY, OF Il. l.. Ice camp, Hui toione's +. -
Es"ya and g.. j. !oehf' ol fi'Aett lamp h'-
sisted by detail uf police.
There are 10000 Confederate soldiers hired
nj Eastwood and fao ladies oi the association
earnestly uyit. fho public tO assist thom IN the
s1croI and patriotic cHcrcltcs II t'e DAY. Tho
decorations this yesr VIII probably be moro
general than foT 1ovc~ll years pn-i. Tho local
contributors - f1wcr- have bc"u Eberal nni q
reload ~ heaItuul ones Wcf" received from
Florida lost night Iho-e Will De prepared tls
morning for distribution on the gr.ge'.
Should the weather te iLcloment the address
nui atnar guf.psuete ryerr.sc- will tTk" p'n'e
in COr.orlu Hlli nj a.3o J.. a., hirh has kl1biy
bccu rendered ty the proprietor. Dr. q. q. lten-
unlG- Tho stage Viii Uc t1-'rf.iT decorated
nui lho nav,.1-~ Band vii furnish the music
ON tne arrival ot tho 3owitzer Band M OAK
wood thry VIII blty the hfsuulul de5i mor1.
"OpkwupI " cIiuuo-a1 anil dedicated to O1s-
wood cemetery ny tAe talented Pc''es1r u. C..
Franktugcld. az prT1dc,un'a. who has Visited
E'rhmund several t;.8es 90 ll-tsuci tho iowitzcr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

lie hoped ~ would. The rush for ONCE, he said,
is greater than ever boforO--twics as grcat as II
was during the 1rst term 0i Mr. Cleveland. 1,
was his opinion that something had to be done
10 stop the rush. In order 70 allow the PRESIDENT
20 attend 10 the public service
GOLD RESERVE INTACT AGAIN.
Tho gold reserve, which has for the past two
weeks been below the limit, was to-day made
intact again by the West. Secretary Carlisle
accepted the gold Ofe-ed from 81. Louis, No -
e., 600, ,0OO-whlch, with the gold in tho Traa-
sury, makes the total 2l00, 10000, OK $780,
900 In tree goa.
PERSONAL
Secretary Herbert, his daughter, and Enslgn
Wood lesye Washington for New YORK tO-mor-
row 10 attend reception gwen I'm his honor by
the Southern Society Of New York.
Captain Evans, OF tho Lighthouse Board. is
having machinery built % mako marine bOrings
OF Capo Hstterar. y. c.. with q view 20 local
izinR foundations for tho new lighthouse 10 be
erected there.
RgssIA's GRAND DUEg.
Prince Cltacuzcne. the Russian Minister.
gave n select dirner-partY tonight, 10 which
only Young ladies we're invited. in honor of the
Grand-Uu Alexis. who Is the guest ~ the le-
gallon. After tho dinner the mansion WAS
thrown open md brilliant reception
followed. 10 which a large number OF social
and political leaders were present. II has nct
yet GeeD Determined how l01g the Duke will
roman m Washington, bat bis stay will be
brief
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
MARYLAND AT rHs RslNrE8MsNT.
1t VIII he Wen Eeprcsented-Veterau
Comiug by Steamer.
fpv telegraph 10 the Dispatchl

BALTIMORE SD, May 9.-Au invitation hrs
rcen sent through Marylan1s AdUtant-Gene-
rnrs oGi's from the Reception Committee OF H.
T.. Lee Camp, confederate Veterans, OF R,rh-
moUl. 10 al the commands OF the Maryland
NatI0u0l Guard 10 attend The ceremonies az tAo
r,iutrrment OF the tOiy of JcIer-1O Davis NJ
Ia.hmond May 3lst. General Brown eage no
or Ter can bee issued Tor thom 10 onttonf. hut 'hnt
l'1vo VIII Toe given uTon regular Application 10
C1v desiring to 20.
The Confeirrata Society Il The Maryland Limo
today chartered p steamer tocarry ~ member
20 Richmond e. assist M the jrlCr-on DAVIS
. ceremonies. A Maryland Confederate now resi-
don't 10 Nevada La- arrived in Balumpre ani
will 90 from here 90 Richmond with his old COM
rade-
Maryland VIII nc We'll represented In Rich
uOud on the 3Iet Instant