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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25

An enterprising corporation is engaged
in building an electric ttrolley) railway
from the town 10 the battlefield of Gettys-
burg, and the Washington authorities are
now considering whether the line shall be
allowed to enter the grounds, which are
the property Of the United States. There
is vast deal of discussion gong on about
il at Washington and Harrisburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25

Our citizens who live on the route which
the procession will follow May 3lst
should prepare to drape their houses or
doorways with mourning emblems on that
day. There will be thousands Of strangers
here then. Let them be forced to say that
whatever Richmond undertakes to do she
does well.
Black and white cloth and Confederate
flags turled and caught up" with crepe
will be suitable. Get to work. friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25

THE LAwsoN-MARShALL SUIT
Plaintiff Gets $4,000 Dsassss-An APP
re.i 10 BE Taksu-C. v. AppoiDtnsnts'

Observation-Disclosures OF tno ntcistnono Dses'
CuARlorrrsvILLE. Va. May 24.-The caso on
Lawson "a. Marshall, removed from Grecne conn-
", which has boon pending in the Circuit CONT
for nearly week was concluded ys;ssIS IN Ave-, ="
~ The n,sin,If5, liking the damages at sa.Ovv:
The suit was for $4,000 damages spier 1..
array OF talent was engaged on poN. sa ass'
Messrs. Duke q Duke and d. Harman nppcan,-
ing for the defendant and General JAMES ~;
Greene county, for the plaintiff. Tho arguments
consumed the entire day yesterday anu wes1
very able. Notice was given that an appear
viii be taken. There was an outbursr OF sp-
rlause when the verdict was rendered. Inc pun
he endorses the verdict. -
Captain Nicaish Woods, Of this place, VINO
~ the United Confederate Veterans, has JUST
receiyed his commission. Colonel {. &. Wcrteo-
baker. also OF this city Is inspector-generaI on
the stan Of Commander Thomas A. Brander, OF
the virginia Division In tho same organi.auon'
Mr.. j. Rmory Hughes. OF Lynchburg, AZ pres
emf a mem Ter OF the law class OF tho university,
has been licensed 10 practice law IN inc courts OF
the Commonwe alth by Judge Grimsioy, Oh the
Circuit Court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
1}'(oFE!N
(0NlPAFY
II, IS, IS, and II east Broad.
II, IA, Is, and II east Broad.
RICHMOND, THURSDAY, May %. 1870;

RICHMOND, THURSDAY, May %, 1893.
Hot-weather fixings for town or
country occupy our thoughts and
yours.
We were sold virtually clear
and clean of LACE CURTAINS at
the very time you wanted dust
fearless ones to replace your win
ter hangingS. A brand-new line
came yesterday, wonderfully under
price-in fact, cheap enough to
make you reckless as to their fate.
Pretty, too many really handsome.
Usual s1.65 kind for sl.15 a pair.
The cream Of 81 sorts for 75c. pair.
$40 value at e1.50 pair.
1925 value for s2.76-these are imitation
Brussels, yards by go inches.
Hundreds Of pairs await you.
Among them I25 pairs Of real lace
at prices like this
$3.50 Irish Point for 81 pair.
SIS Irish Point for s10 pair.
S15 TambOured for ell pair
$3.50 Tamboured for SO pair.
60 Tamboured for $3.50 pair.
81 Tsmboured for "a pair.
se5 SILK Chenille roRTIERES for sl5 pair.
50 SILK Chenille Portiercs for 80 n pair.
Chenille Table and Pianc-Covcrs, too.
COTTAGE DRAPERY, DC. yard-32 inches
wide and IL don't betray its simplicity.
Fcru ground, with red or blue, or old blue or
Finer and wlder-35-inch-printed in two
cOlors, lOc. a yard.
Cretonne, snkolene. Madras and other mex
peusiye Draperes. as well.
Take Elevator.
OF course HammoCkS, Rockers,
Games, Pictures, Lamps, Oil
Stoves, and other useful requisites
for cottage or camp.
A good Mexican Hammock costs SOC.
We hitched the ice capacity to
wrong REFRIGERATOR yester-
day. The North Star selling at
$1,000 is 80 inches wide, 2I inches
deep, and A. inches high, and the
ice-chamber is of Ioo-pound capaci-
ty.
Basement
Mulhouse SATTEENS are the best
obtainable. Fast Black the maker
says uninjured by sun, water, or
perSpiration. Henrietta finish. IL
pieces are here for to-day under
price. PC. grade at 1896; 25c.
grade at I9c.
Cotton Nulls, parts Of twenty OF the prettiest
pieces, been l2l1c. and 1899. To-day your
choice at Sac. yard.
Second Counter, Main Aisle.
IS pieces, maybe 100 yards, OF
LonSdale Cambria got wet in tran.
sit. It's dry now and unhurt be-
yond trifle muSSed appearance.
JOG. a yard to day. Regular stock
beside it at I215C.
A now lot Of Merrimac Prints is ready Percals
patterns. Summary, pretty plenty-3,OO0
yards for your picking.
Scarlet-Ground Cotton Challis, beautined in
black. this morning olac. yard.
We like to surpasS ourselves
once in a While---haVe to do for
exercise, when competition is dis
tanced as in LADIES' SHIRT
WAISTS. Hence so dozen Per-
callne Waists, black with dots,
spots, or stripes, Prettily made,
jabot front, SOC.
Black satteen Waists solid or with dots, 75c.
French satieen, BLACK, Iabot front, with knife
plating at neck and wrists. $3.50.
These are merely bits Of unusualness added
10 the greatest ohirt-Waist stock in Rich
mOnd.
White Lawn Waists, SIC. to
S2.4o--.but you can't tell much by
the figures. Come see.
East Aisle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25

senator IRBY, of South Carolina. writes
10 the Washington Post tina. 1t is utterly
false that he made any speech of any sort
at a recent lynching near Laurens. He de-
clares that he was not present at the
lynching, but was six miles away, and that
it was done two hours before he had any
knowledge of tbs occurrence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
BROKEN DOWN


by disease + tho natural result II you allow
YOUR liver b become inactive, your blood
Impure, and your system run down.
fhs germs Of Consumption, Grip, or Mala-
ria. whit for this time of weakness-this b
their opportunity.
II you rouse the liver to activity, 90 II win
throw of these germs, purify the blood 50
there will be no weak spots; build up healthy
,ceioht where there is q falling of, you win
rest secure from disease, for you'll be germ
proof
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery docs
this as nothing else can. That's the reason it
can be guaranteed. In convalescence from
pneumonia, fevers, or other wasting diseases,
les an appetizing, restorative tonic to build
up needed flesh and strength.
For all diseases Of the liver or blood II
"Discovery" fails TO benefit or cure, you
have your money back
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
Black and White Cheese Cloth
Woodward & LOthrOp.
CPECIAL SALE OF ODDS AND

y ,
pairs LACE CURTAINS, 42c. a pair.
D pairs CECURTAlNs, Toe a pair, we're 81.
pairs LACE CURTAINS, SLY a pair, were
So.
% FINE SILK UMBRELLAS, size 26-inch, a
Grummers sample, no two alike and mono worth
loss than $3.50 and many worth -, your choice
our choice WOVEN CoRsETs. sizes 20, %,
aud 30 $50. pair.
Il. &. O. CGRsETS. sizes 90 and 81, 63c- a
pair.
sARATOGIAN. a ine French-Woyen Corset,
sizes 81, %, "a, and %. Zoe. pair.
The calculated IL. & G.. CORSET, sizes 20, FL,
22, and 90, 56c. pair
The II. & I. CORSET, sizes "a, 81, %, 90. and
i lot MISSES FINE HOSE in seal and navy,
sizes q, 90. :. and &, lc pair worth 25c.
/ lot SCALLOPED HANDkERCHIEFS with
printed borders. &c. apiece.
lot FINE CRETONNES only 10c. yard.
/ lot Flu TED COLLARS and CUFFS In white,
pink, and blue, only 23c. a set.
I lot IRISH LAWNS, 40 inches wide, 9hc. q
lot GENTLEMEN's NIGHT-RoBEs. 4Sc.
apiece.
/ lot JAPANESE FANS, DC. apiece.
lot GENTLEMEN'S BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS,
lot LADIES' EGYPTIAN RIBBED VESTS,
/ piece sATIN-FINIsHED TABLE DANAsK,
i lot LEATHER BELTS. 1Oc. apiece.
dozen MRN'S EXTRA-QUALITY HALE
HOSE. unbleached, / lc. pair
/ lot CRASH for toweling 419c yard.
ISAAC HELD, 600 Broad street.
my 21-Su, Tu&Th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
fmh 1854, Tu&1hly.nrl
MEETINGS.-FOurth Thursday.

MEETINGS.-FOurth Thursday
ACCA TEMPLE, MYSTIC SHRINE.
nARsHALL LODGE, KNIGHTS or PYTHIAS.
JEFFERSON LODGE. KNIGHTS or PyTHIAs.
ENDOWMENT RANK, KNIGHTS or PYTHIAS.
AURORA LODGR, oDD-FELLOwS.
ROASE LODGE, 0DD-FELL0Ws.
VARINA TRIBE. RID MEN.
PAwSER TRIBE, RED MEN.
VIRGINIA LODGE, KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
COLONIAL COUNCIL, LEGION OF HONOR.
OLD DOMINION LODGE, GOLDEN CHAIN.
A. W. GIISS COUNCIL, AMERICAN BRcHASICS
wEsT-BSD EQUITABLE LEAGUE.
CYNfHCS GROVE, DRUlpS.
MONROE GROVE, DRUlDS.
LEE LODGE. TONTI.
FULTON LODGE, GOOD TENPLARS.
JEFFERSON LODGE, GOOD TEMPLARs.
SIR WALTER RALEIGH, SONS OF ST. GEORGE
STUART HORSE GUARD.
BROTHERHOOD or PAINTERS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
uAvING QUALIFIED AS ExECU.

i Il TRIX Of the estate OF II. e. BALL, deceased.
all persons indebted 70 him will please settle
with me at once, and those holding claims
against him will present them to tho UNDER
signed at fourQursAn, Price q Co.'S.
my 20-eod6t Ma MARGARET NULL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
LS.A.AC SYCLE q. CO.,
3O3 EAST BROAD STREET,
MKT CORNER THIRD.
tmy 2i-2t!
PERSONAL.

HAVING QUALIFIED AS Exc
i l. CUTRlX Of tho late Hermann Schmidt
i hereby notify all persons to whom he Is In
debted 20 present thoir claims 10 Carl WHIP
permsnn, my attorney, properly authenticated
tor settlement. and ell persons indebted TO
said Hermann Schmidt will please settle WITH
out delay with MIR. Carl Wippermann, my at
torney. WILHRLMINE SCHMIDT
Executrn OF Hermann schmidt.
my 25,27.28&3O-4s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25

A GOOD PLACE TO STOP
is at our store il you want to purchase
anything in the line Of Clothing. We
have the goods. and Of better quality
and at lower prices than at any other
store in this country. Our stock has
more room for choice for the buyer.
You can take what You want at our store,
because we're sure to have it in stock, and
won't be obliged to take something else
as a substitute. Look at our stock and
you'll recognize its superiority glance
at our price.list will demonstrate that We
cant be approached, much less under
sold. We have
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
.BREEDEN, TALLEY & mi
800 EAST BROAD STREET
NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVEn


AL F-W a
oks pnks blues hlac+ Z,
lSIE whi
O
25to5Oc
WHITE inches vii
are
80 BLACK
MOHA BROWN Nix
SAVYBLUE and BLACK shhsf
supplied just receiver cAua nc f'"E LNN ANb
G
A DO OF STOCKINGS for sL
RIBBED HOSIERY az l2lTc
FRENCH sATTEEN with coloci f0Fr
heapC
Also ufu
sATrEENs demand for
BE SURE TO CALL ON Us EARLY AND Oprr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
BLACK GRENADINES.

DLiNh NhEA ANN IltDs
FIVE SPECIAL ITEMS
on which a reduction has been in order to sell
them at once. We have only the quantity men,
toned.
pattern BLACK GRENADINE with gradu-
ated satin stripes, original price slS-roduced
10 e. per pattern.
l pattern BLACK GRENADISE. silk and WOOL
wfde stripe, original price sl5-reduced to 81
pattern.
] pattern BLACK Hermann. wide satin
stripe, with small running vine between the
stripes, original price S3O-Teducsi to slS pat
torn.
/ pattern BLACK SEWING SILK GRENA-
DINE, original price s12-reduced to 81 pat
tern.
piece BLACK GRENA DINE with wide "a tin
stripe-reduced from Sl.2J TO 81 per yard.
Black and White Cheese Cloth
FOR HOUSE DECORATIONS FOR TUE
DAVIS MEMORIAL,
sc. PER YARD.
Woodward & L0thrOp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
LEVY & DAVIS.
THE TOW ER,
COR. SECOND AND BROAD SITS.

800 pieces NEW DRESS LAWNS at $3.50.
DARK-GROUND, CROsS-BARRED, aud FIG.
URED ORGANIZES worth 20c, only 12b6c
yard.
LIGHT-GROUND ORGANIZES, with nea,
figures, 12lsc. yard
REAL FRENCH oRGANDIEs only 37hc. a
yard.
LIGHT-GRoUND FRENCH sATTEENs, worth
25c. yard, only l5c.
DARK-GROUND FRENCH sATTEENs.
12I6c.
30 pieces REGULAR l0c. GINGHAMs, 61tc. a
yard.
800 pieces SUMNER CBALLIEs, 434c. yard.
500 pieces REGULAR slSc. LINEN-FINIsH
DRESS LAWNS, only &C. yard.
Great variety Of FANS, all styles and prices
8. 3. 10. l2Is, is, 20. 20, 3719, co. Zoe, and 81
SOLID PINK and BLUE LAWNS, IeIzc. yard.
DARK and LGHT-GROUND PONGEEs.
l2I6c.
All colors o, CREPE CLOTHS, plain aud ng-
ured, l211c. yard.
CREAM CREPE CLOTH, IN short lengths.
worth l2ls and 1879. only 7c. yard.
p. K.-BOSOM SHIRTS, No. 1919, made Of the
best New York Mills cottol., only 42c. apiece.
BACKGROUND SWISS, with black dots, -
and 4Jc. yard.
LADIES HOUsE-wRAPPERs and HOUSE
DRESSES and WAISTS. made ia all styles, in
great variety Of style aud prices.
BLACK LAWNS aud CROSS-BARRED and
STRIPED ORGANDlEs, l21e o25c. yard.
LADIES SWISS RIBBED VESTS, 6l4c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
GENUINE SCOTCH GINGHAMS,
19c. PER YARD.
LACES For BINGHAM DRESSES,

LACES FOR BINGHAM DRESSES.
SPECIAL SALE OF LACEs SUITABLE FOR
SUMNER WASH DRESSES, especially GlNG-
HAMS.
We have carefully gone through our stock OF
LACES and selected from same all odd pieces
and styles Of
POINT DIX IRELAND,
POINT DE GENES,
ORIENTAL.
VALENCIENNEs,
ORIENTAL POINT DE GENES.
CHANTILLY, &C..
from 10 10 inches in width, and at prices one
fourth to ono hnf less than usual.
These goods will be found on centre counter,
and will undoubtedly become the centre OF at
traction Tor tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25

No matter how bad your case, DR.. Sage's
Remedy will permanently cure your Catarrt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
A good Mexican Hammock costs soc.

We hitched the ice capacity to
wrong REFRIGERATOR yeSter-
day. The North Star selling at
5000 is 80 inches wide, 81 inches
deep, and A. inches high, and the
ice-chamber is of Ioo-pound capaci-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25

FIVE SPECIAL ITEMS
on which reduction has been in order to sell
them at once. We have only the quantity men,
toned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25
19c. YARD.
The assortment includes
STRIPES,

----PLAIDS, -- - -
AND
-SEERSUCKERS.
Colors include Light Blue. Brocaded stripes,
PIue. PINK, aud other stripes; Blue. Gray, and
Navy Blue, Brocaded Stripes. White with Laven-
der Stripes: Light and Dark Gray, or bali mourn
ing, stripes and brocades, 10 ten different de-
signs.
Extra fine quality, 80 inches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25

pattern BLACK GRENADINE with gradu-
ated satin stripes, original price slS-reduced
20 Sg per pattern.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25

Anietters ana kilograms must bs addressed 70
1hR DISPATCH COMPANY.
Eelccted com M unit N ttons will no. be returuef
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25

Reading notices in reading matter type, nvs
nnes or less. 81; IN nonparen loaded. zoo
Gard Of rates for moro space furnished OF ap-
pltcation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25

pattern BLACK GRENADISR. silk and wool,
WIDE stripe, original price sl5-reduced to 81
pattern.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25

OF course HammockS, Rockers,
Games, Pictures, Lamps, Oil
Stoves, and other useful requisites
for cottage or camp.
A GOOD Mexican Hammock coats SOc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25

s25 silk Chenille r0RTlERES for sl5 pair.
80 Silk Chenille Portiercs for 80 n pair.
Chenille Table and Pianc-Covcrs. too.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25

/ pattern BLACK HERNANI. wide satin
stripe, with small running vine between the
stripes, original price s3O-reducsi to slS pat
torn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25

/ pattern BLACK SEWING SILK GRENA-
DINE, original price s12-reduced to ~ pat
tern.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-25

COTTAGE DRAPERY, &c. a yard-32 inches
wide and IL don't betray its simplicity.
Fcru ground, with red or blue, or old blue or
PINK.
Finer and er-3j-inch-printed in two
cOlOrs, 1Oc yard.
CretOnne, SilkOlene. Madras, and other mex
peusiye Draperies. as well.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-03-18
PEOPLE AND EVENTS.

NILE. JEANE CHAUvIS has received the
ippointm mt Of Professor Of Com non Law
to tn Girls Lycee of Paris.
GENERAL BsAUREGARD built the first
eable railroad in this country. The road
was constructed ju,t after the war and ex-
teaded from the City OF Nav Or cans to the
'uburb Of Carrollton.
WILLIAM R. MORRISON l. said TO be an
lnveterate wspaper reader. If anyone
aver sees Mr. Morri on without one or two
newspapers tucked under his arm it must be
Wen he has on a dres- suit.
Ii PROF. BARNARD, of Lick Observatory,
should resign his present place--and rumor
says that he may do so TO take charge OF the
biz telescope which Mr.. Yerxes hiss o. dered
tor the Chicago University-he will he he
fourth man to leave the staff of the Mount
Hamilton institution within a year or two
Professors Crew, Keller and Burnham hav-
ing retired within short time.
Mr.. CLEVELAND is said TO have had nick
names for every member of his old Cabinet
Mr.. Bayard was Tom Mr.. Mann ng was
Dan" Mr.. Whitney "Will," Mr.. Fairch Id
Charley tie venerable Mr.. Lamar
"Af," Mr. Dickin on the Squire, and Mr.
Endicott "William.n Mr.. Cleveland rarely
addresso any member Of his Cabinet by his
official title Even at formil Cabinet meet
ings he would lean back in h chair aud say
"1ommy, let's hear That you have been DO
Ing at the State Department" or 'Quint,
tell us about the Indians, and SO on.
CAPTAIN LUGARD, Of Uganda fame, is
described thus: A Norman knight OF the
historic type, which founded the kingdoms
of England Portugal, Cyprus, Jer4 sa EN-,
Grand Canary and the Two Sicilies, small,
wiry, keen eyed, with a strong jaw, and an
intellectual forehead, betokening the mas.
terful Norman ability for graphing with
There is something about the mouth and
nostril hich humanitarians might dislike,
unless they happen ID to be in Africa, sur
rounded by armies OF this (cannibaisticl
alien II he lives he may provo an African
Give, unless, like Give, he succumbs TO the
irrepressible domestic foe of imperial great
moss
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-03-18
THE TREATY WITHDRAWN.
President Cleveland Asks the Senate to
Return Il.

President Cleve'and's first executive com
munic. ton t, the Senate of tie I'm ted
States proved 10 be surprise not OILY TO
Ref ublicans but to many Democratsas vel
10 the communication President Cleveland
withdrew the treaty with Hawaii which was
sent to the Senate ( W wees ago by Presi-
dent Harrison. Tie mes age Was shcrt and
to the point, the President simply requesting
the Senate to transmit 10 the executive the
proposed treaty with Hawaii. The messag
was received without comment on the floor
Of the Senate
1t is estimated hat the President will suz
gust, either BY message or personally to SEN
atoTs, that's commission be appo nted TO
visit the Hawaiian Islands this year, during
& Q interval between the adjournment Of the
SD ci session of the Senate and tie recon-
vening of the next Congress. The news that
the annexation t e ~ had been vi bdrawn
from the executive files Of the Senate by
President Cleveland was not wholly a sur
pris, 10 the Haw aiian C )mmissioners. Mr..
Thurston said that he had received an init
gation that such preceding was likely to
take place No@e Of them were willing to
express an opinion upon the meaning Of the
movement but, apparently, were not great
~ di, couraged over the situation. ~ e are
willing" said one Of them. ito discuss tine
matter with the new Secretary of State, and
endeavor to meet the ziews OF the present
administration. We are not bourd TO any
particular wording Of the document"
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-03-18

On the second day the crowd really
begins to swarm, aud by evening all the
avenues of the lair are jsmmed. The
gasoline lamps shed a farlng light over
the sea of heads; the hurdy -gurdies of
the different merry -go-rounds try to
drown one another; the managers Of the
theatres, with their companies in tights
and spangles on the platforms beside
them, are bawling through speaking
trumpets descriptions of the wonderful
pieces about to be performed inside, oc-
casionally giving short sketc les as allur,
ing samples; parties of young peasants:
and their sweethearts 'clarge" through
the crowd. This ''charge," which i.
peculiarly Dutch, is accomplished by
from ten to twenty persons loo King arms,
with the weight forward, and acting on
the principle of a batteriug ram. 1t is
very effective, and will open n Ian,
through the densest throng. Tit
chargers sing cleerlully during the on
set, and the collisions are generally taken
as neat bits of pleasantly. When the
chargers reach, or have created, a c>m
Iparatively open space, they form ring,
and jump up and down, shouting,
l"Hustlel Hustle!" in time to the steps
while the tempo is accelerated till the fec
give out and the breath is gone.
What the Donnybrook freshman would
term "a fine bit of fight now follows.
"A cry has gone up from two combatauts
who have squabbled about nothing
"Larenl Laren Lareni" from one, aud
from the other, "Hu.zenl Huizen
HuizenW Our village (Lsren) is Catho-
lie; Huizsu, just beyond, is Protestant,
and the feuds of the rival creeds,
though mild in comparison with
those of the past, are bitter yet. No de
cent and selfreSpcc ing LlreHite would
dream of marrying into Huzea, aud
vice versa. Tie women's caps aud ear
rings are of another pattern; 80 are the
ssbots, even those of the children. There
lis absolutely no social communication
between the communities. In the olden
days there was constant fighting, aud
many head was broken and many a
knife stab given; bat in these times,
except on special occasions, the towns
preserve a surly peace. But hot blood
boils at kermess tune, and the old trouble
breaks out again, aud the war cries
bring the reserves hurrying to the field,
clearing for action as they come. 10
this case the police separate the brawl-
ers, taking one to one end Of the fair,
his head from his opponents wooden
shoe, in the opposite direction. 1t may
he well to state, by the by, that wooden
shoe Of the size worn hereabou;, snatcheI
off and used either as club or proiec.
tile, makes weapon of great effective.
ness, and one very convenient to get at
upon the first call Of necessity. Gen.
4IIrv
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-03-18
WORK AND WORKERS.

The strike OF the tBig Four'sr swltchmen
at Springfield, Ohio, WIS declared of by the
men. They were out nearly a month.
THE ma, BILE polishers' strike, which has
lasted for several months at st. Louis, was
en- led, the employers granting the demands
of the men.
TWENTY guards were enlisted at Hunting
don, West Virginia, 10 go to New Cumber-
land 10 protect the John Porter briok plant
against the strikers.
PIrrsBuRG despatch says that general
strike OF the switchmen Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad system west Of that pla Q, and
probably OF the Baltimore and Ohio, il inn
minent.
The switehmsns Mutual Aid A,sociiti
presented to all the railroads entering Chi
cago demands for an increase OF five cents
an hour in the wages of switcamen, non.
union as We as union.
THE officials of the Toledo, Ann Arbor
and North Michigan Railroad, at Toledo re-
fused . grant the demand Of the Brother
hood Of Locomotive Engineers for increased
wages, and are prepared to replace the union
engineers with non-union men In the event
Of strike. Chief Arthur says that IL tn
deci.ion is not reversed every Brotherhood
man on Ann Arbor and Its connec ion will
be called on to support the demand OF the
men.
THE General Managers Of the railroads
entering Chicago after a conference on the
subjec Of the demand Of the switchmen for
inr-ased wages, decided to give to the
switchmen and TO the public statement Of
the condition Of the roads, which, il Is
claimed, will show that while the earnings
have decreased a considerable per cent, the
working expenses, which include wages,
have largely increased. On this account,
and for no other, the request Of the switch.
men wi be cecliusd.r