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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-06
The nnxIs Reinfarnent.

Mayor ]. Taylor Ellyson, president Of the Davis
Monument Association, nas written 70 Gov
ernor Tillman, Of south Carolina expressing re-
grct that the Davis funeral train could not stop
at Columbia. Mr.. Flyson explained that the
request Tor such n stoppage was not received
unlil two weeks after the schedule had boen de-
cidei upon.
Captain Elliott Is receiving by every malt let
ters from individuals and organizations accept
ing the invitation 10 be present and participate
IN the ceremonies attending the reinterment OF
the remains Of PresleLt Davis,
Twelve organizations have notified Major
Thomas 4. Brander that they will certainly be
present on the occasion OF the renierment of the
remains cf President DAVIS. and he expects
many others 10 attend. Captain Elicit con-
tlnues 20 receive letters 10y every lDail from ex-
tOnfederate- stating thSt they Will be here.
Rev. O. :. Barton. Of Norfolk, has accepted the
invitation extended him 10 take part In the
burial services. The other two ministers have
not yet responded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-06
7HC WORLDS FAIR.
',.-a5- Opening Question Decided in the
tclt,Vc-Other Notes.

.t t. graph O. the DlsDa.chl
DR1gNIs. CHlCACO. Nay D.
.-oi TOO Worlds FAR received a
. b ,us morning. in the National
tirJafc.ary Committee reported
.t Hrl.l-. tue Lbp'k resolution pro
..y opening - he g4trs.
.-..r has "a depressing eject on
.f if- mmi-siou, and 10 s. "a bali
a quorum was obtained and
l.'...s proceeded WIKI. M
a1uaul, introduced q reso-
"lsu tLe commission adjourn
t.ly lst iLls was adopted,
.. 14uday-opr question
.t ff Conn uisriIucr Massey. chair
tfou Toe Judiciary Committee,
r...a s4d there MAS a standing
f.4.le iOr the closing oi tne e1-
..-t day al the week, and the
.r'rl unanimously againt tao
'.. i..p-k resolution unless the
" ty Competent authority. 4
..,Hc1.
cwas taken throe kilograms
t-.rrr. from OIociunau, worc read
o. cn.ou sunday closing.
,H.ra ir1m tIo OunR Mems Cuns-
'. fle Chrstan-EndcsNOr So
-.- ..-rr -aNhgfa-iau society ot tnat
t-.r 70 r1- tLen GQOptcd. and sunday
.t.l iatl. Illcas some actOn II thSeh
.f .tus of the commission IN July.
4sr of "a resolution requesting
mttres 10 spend tomorrow ex-
lf 1.ia and Isioning to the COM
't.IHturs In the different depatt-
..,. mission adjourned until Monday
.tluCI WORKS or ART.
.' -ft'a GrOUSDs, CHICAGO. May D.
.. 4fi DxLiDit az tue expedition, which
hc ne test ever made 10y that
.' oi Paris, was opened 70
tlis Gfleruo0B. Tho balls Of
-s in the finc-Arts Building
... -t-o are adorned Wth 900 oil
i'1 aetrr-ooior- and pastels, and 100
atl eicAiuRs. besides immune
... nr, tfc.. while 100 pieces OF
-A'y VIA te seen IN tho main
iaf tagnsh commissiooer Is
l. ''' lhc grouping with kOgor Ban.
.. Wiaissloacf-Dcncfal OF tine Arts.
~ opinion among critics, artists.
generally u tbat ihe French exhibit
a" lle whole collection.
i'ioEIloS FROwREp UPON.
FAIR GHousDs. CHICAGO May D.
be-. 'ntf ca ire grounds witch have
~. e2'orliOuate prices tor some days
Et.~. u t-t upon by the council Of Ao-
h... ''H it-4dy, ne Council adopting reso-
iue "f'hE Tchtaurauts 70 provide bills Of
81. '' h1 charges at reasonable rates.
g,,s, " f'rn tie rostaurant-koepsfs that
t,.. Son vii result ia summary mea-
ee'-'' tAc lender.
c IAfAbks WIZ ~ FEsAIrTED
~ ga, May 5.-fboso who wero afraid
t..r..,. "H HlAm guards would raiso row II
fosst .,I' ma9e - parade through the fair
esii bi,',',o renewed yesicrday whom Presi.
Gsa = eo'han gave u out that any body Of
.ll.sb issSI i,ssS 10" large, would be permitted
me bis fence, prorided they
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-06

Todd, died this afternoon Of tho home o.
friend, 10 which pla o he was cnrried shorty
after the shooting. As detailed In the DISPATCH
at the time, tho story goes that while Todd was
on his way home through tho mountain gap
about dusk he was accosted by Shipiett .and
quarrel eusued. Todd retreated and some oIs,
tance further he was attacked by shlplett ard
choked, whereupon Todd drew his pistol and
fred vorindiug shiplett in the vertebrai column,
from which wound Shiplett has been paraly<eo
ever since.
Both parties arc well-known In the county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-06
r. S. CHEW CAMP ELECTS OFFICERS.
VIII Attend the Reinterment of tho Davis
Remains-Deaths In Stnfford.

Zorro spondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
FREDERIcEsBURG, Va, May 5.-R. ;. Chew
Camp, sons OF Confederate Veterans, have elcct-
ed the following officers for the ensuing year ::
j. A. Turner commander: f. l.. Anderson, first
Lieutenant; j. b. COX, second lieutenant; j. J..
Leavell, ad,utant and financial secretary Eu-
gene BOde. cOlOr-bearer; j. X. Mandor, national
co.or-bcarer. Trustees: 4. r. Rowe, Jr., VI. :.
Chancellor, Jr., DR.. j. f. Tompkins, +. NJ. Cox,
and Eugene BOde.
The camp accepted the invitation TO attend
the reinterinent 0t President Jefferson DAVIS :
remains aud Will attehd.
Miss Lou Embrey. daughter Of Daniel Embrey,
OF stafford, died last "Wednesday, ana Miss
Margaret Stone, daughter OF DIR. stone, Of the
same county, died n few days ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-06
d" THE SWAMP FOX. "
Francis Marion to Have New Tomb
with Bronze Tablets.
fBy telegraph to the Dlspqtchl

NEW YORK, May 5.-Th steamship clyde
which sailed this morning for Charleston, :. c.,
bears 10 lts hold two bronze tablets which Will
ornament the new granite tomb Of General
Traucis Marion. The swamp Fox The RevO-
lutiouary hero u buried az hi- Ielle-lslo planta-
tlou. ON the Sautce river, =. c., about nfty miles
north OF Charleston, ami "A simple brick tomb,
covered with slab OF marble, marked the spot,
when come years ago "a tree fen across the tomb
and dIslcurei IT, Inc state Legislature at lts
la.t SESSION appropriated money % buy new
tombstone and requested Governor Ililman 10
have the work completed. IL has been done in
a substantial and elegant manner.
The memorial Ia in the form OF n sarcophagus
The base block u 3 feet wide by feet iJns, and
on 1, are several other blocks Of stone, making
the total height of the tomb feet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-06
Homo Wedding In Frederieksbnrg.

tCorrospondence OF TIE RICHMOND DIspstcn'I
FRyDsRICEsBuRG, Va, May 5.-A very pretty
homo wedding was solemuized last night at the
brides residence. in this city. The contracting
parties were Miss Minnie Compton. tho popular
and interesting daughter OF tue late Ar% Mary
r. Compton, and Mr. Thomas j. Jackson, n
valued employee In tho Washington Wcollen-
Mills. The bride and groom entered the pa-lor
attended by little Mabel and Willie Compton,
niece and nephew OF the bride. Tho ceremony
was performed by Rev. s. q. Ferguson, OF the
Methodist church. The bride was becomingly
attired In black henrietta and corded silk. Sne
carried lovely bouquet OF briiae roses. An ele-
CANT and bountiful supply OF refreshments was
served. Tho bride was the recipient OF many
handsome and useful presents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-06

THE RICHMOND DISPATCH, which not
many years since bought pertecting
press. is now compelled % secure a larger
and faster one. Ii has ordered a " doublo
supplement, stereotype. perfecting print
mg-machine. and double folder which
will print and deliver folded 5000 slx-pago
papers an hour and from eight to twenty
four page papers at the same proportlonate
rate.
The DISPATCH is o model newspaper, de-
voted 10 the interests Of Richmond. with
large corps of correspondents IN all parts
of the State. Financially 1t has had re-
markable success. and 1t deserves well tho
success it has attained. charlotte GdEete.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-06
YOUNG LADIES UNDER ARMS.
A Military Drill and the Manual of Arms
SkIIfuIly Executed.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond D!spatch.l
CREwE, Va. May 5.-Ths Young Mems Chris
tan Association building presented a pretty
spectacle last evening and large crowd was in
attendance 10 witness drir executed by six
teen pretty young ladies all becomingly attlred
in empire gowns, as follows: Misses May Bur
ton, Zets Jones. Rosa Hamlet, and Rosa Mad
dux, yellow: Misses Eleanor Beyill, ida Tucker,
Telie Johnson, and Bedio jenkins, pink Misses
Sallie Harper, Alice Hardaway, Anna Tucker,
ana Bette Hsrdaway, blue; Misses Patie
Hardy, Anna Graves, Bessie Cheatham, and
Lena Robinson, white. The manual OF arms
was gone Though py command at the tap OF a
bell, and silently closing with ssrpentine
march that rejects credit upon the ladies as wen
az their captain, Sir. Hiram burkholder.
Miss May Burton distinguished herself Dy lhe
impressive manner IN which she recited The
Famine" portion Of Longfellows Hiawathe,
as did Mr.. William Sloan by an exceptional dis
Ilay OF skill With Indian clubs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-06
No Court ON Account of SMALLPOX.

(COrrespondenceO Oi the ficlmond DSDatcn.I
M1HRRRIN, Va, May 5.-Oflcial notice was
received here to-day from Lunenburg Court
house stating there would DO no court held on
next Monday. The existence Of smallpox With
m seycI miles debars 4 large crowd from as
sembing together
There VIII DO no opposition against the re-
election OF our present Clerk OF the county THIS
spring and about all Of the old officers will be re-
elected.
Tho recent heavy rains will reiari the pro-
gross OF farmers who had planted corn on low
grounds. keplanting viii DO necessary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-06
PLAY The DECIDING GAME HERE.
Contest for the Southern intercollegiate
Association Cbampisnship.

The college and university teams who compose
the southern Intercol.egiat0 Association have
already commencei their rchampionship p contests,
and the games 40 far have been exceedingly
close and exciting. The association IA divided,
for reasons % convenience, into two divisions.
the southern and ,ho northern, and she CLUBS OF
these respective divisions will play each other,
and then tue winners who earn tho laures ga
the two sections thus goographicaly arranged,
will meet and decide tho championship for tho
whole organization.
The Alabama, Vanderbilt, ami Sewfnee clubs
compose the southern circuit, AMI the results q
the games tboy have played 20 far are A. to-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-06
MOTHERS DESPAIR.
Children PoIso ned md shot, and Suicide
Ettempted.
by telegraph to tho Dispatch.

by telegraph 20 Tho Dispatch
NEW YORK. May Mrs. fannie Korn, OF No.
IOI west sixty-oich;h street, NJ noon to-day
gave poison to her two children-Edwin, l.
years old. and Florence, q years od-then
Shot them, and afterwards shot herself. Mrs.
Korn l. 32 years old, and the wife OF Ernest
Korn, a dealer in ica and coffee. The two chil-
dran were hv her first husband, MIR. Wesriig,
wro died three ycnrs ago. For some time Mrs.
Korn has been suffering from nervous trouble,
which her physician said was incurAble. She
has been very dcsp0ndent, and has often saii,
" I had better kiA myself. but when Gle 1 shall
take my children with me-"
While her children were at lunch to-day shc
gave thnm mixture made from tho heads OF
matches ana nour-pastc. She then went into an
adjoining room, and getting a revolver fred nj
Edwin Tho ball struck him in the left leg
aut he ran screaming from tho house. She
thcu shot Florence III the SIDE -ust below INC
heart, nnd taking the wounded girl ~ her arms
sat down on O chair and shot herself twice IN the
Lett siie
A Policeman heard the wounded boys cries
and sont out hurry call for an ambulance
Mrs korn and the two children werc removed 20
the Roosevelt Hospital. Florence died al 1:3O
tonight The mother AMI son Will probably re-
cover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-06
The Episcopal Council.

There seems 10 be no doubt that the Episcopal
Council OF this diocese. which meets in Wlnches-
ter on the l7th OF the month, Will be called upon
70 consider the question Of electing an assistant
bishop. Further, II IL believed that although
Bishop Wnttle's health ia very good at present
tho council will decide TO give him an assistant
Among those spoken OF for the position are kes.
Dr. McIkim. Of Washington; Rev. DR.. klniocs
Nelson, OF the seminary; Rev. John h, Mason,
of II. James church: Kew DR.. Tidball, OF New
Jersey and Rev. Robert A. Gibson. 500 OF ths
late Or. Churchill Gibson, OF Petersburg Mr..
Glbsons hons Il now In Cincinnati.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-06
Reading Railroad Ko,reOcnment.

THy teleFTapN % InF UI7I"0VU''
PHILADELPHIA, PA, May 5.--At n special meet-
inc OF tho Board o. Managers OF the fDllauel'
Uhia and heading rellrOad this afternoon the
Iesignations of SecOn l-Nice-P " esident Charles
q. tcdy. Third-Xico- Prcsiden. Charles haft-
horn Foutth-N Vice. President Robert Sayfe, ana
Finn Wee President John Russell oung were
tendcred and accepted. These designations are
tho outcone Of a rotrenchment Dchcy institutei
by President Joseph :. Harris, bus whether
they were requested IL not known. Inc oulces
resigned viii DO absolutely abolished, ana tuo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-06
Change in schedule of r.. =. and p. n. II

important changes In schedule Ot the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
viii take place early SUNDAY morning, May 7th.
The train leaving Richmond at 745 A. N. will
run daily except sunday, instead OF daily a..
heretofore. The train arriving at BIS p. NJ. will
hereafter arrive az 30J p. N.
The train reaching k'cbmond az $40 u. NJ.
will arrive at 9:33 T.. 81. daily except sunday,
instead OF daily as heretofore.
The Ashland accommodation train will leave
Elba at 500 =. VI. instead Of 6:24 +. NJ.
There Is included IN this schedule the Sea-
board Air Lines fast daily Atlanta (Ga.) aud
Washington ID. c. trains both north-bound and
south-bOund. which runs through Athens, Ca.
hDOeyillo ana Chester :. c.: Raleigh. uender-
son. and Weldon. y. C., and Richmond and
fredericksburg. Va, over the SeaOoard Air Line,
Atlantic Coast Line. and Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac railroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-06
YASDALTsN.
WELL EQUIPPED NEGRO THIEVES.
Two Arrested In Petersburg with Pistols
"KnuokIes," Keys, aud Money.

Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.I
PETERSBURG, Va, May 5.-Chares Orscin
aiJqs ". II. jordan and Milton Hopkins. two
colorel men, werc arrested here to-day whilo
attempting TO steal two suits OF clothes from /.
Keiua n. When searched at the statiOn-houeo
both mon were found 70 have loaded
pistols on their persons. Hopkins also
had n pair OF iron "knuckes." These men
claim Rocky Mount. \. c., Gs their home. They
were weu supplied with keys and wero very
guarded in regard to answering any questions
concerning themselves. A check for Sl7 on the
Bank OF Rocky Mount, Y. c., in favor OF Fred.
Kaufman. OF Chicago, and signed j. Il. BOD
die which WAS deposited IN Chicago by kaun-
man FOR collection. was found On Hopkins, along
with seYerll pieces OF lewolry.
William Henry VOLS (col0red), of 0nwiddie
county. was arrested here to-day on tho charge
OF forging the name Of W. \. Slater, we'll
known farmer Of that county
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-06
Tho De.tItute EamIlN.

The Newton family who cAme hero from
Mecklenburg county. Va, on their way % Chcs.
ter, Pa, are still IN 4 room ~ the >nO,kOe Wart-
house. The people OF Richmond hayo beou very
kind 10 tho distressed family and have given
them considerable assistance. Tho baby was
sick yesterday ard physician wa+ called In.
The medical man sali it was nothing seriou-.
Newton will try and sell hts team and 20 tho
balance Of the way by rail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-06
What DossI IL Mean?

Have the readers Of the DrsPAron no
eced how every billboard and fence IN
ths city is covered with the words Take
SI, r." Every loot of space seems COW
ored with these words. and go where you
win through the city YOU see them staring
pou in the face along every street. The
riddle will be told in the same way in q
few DAYS. Wstch for II. The posting Is
being done by Nessrs. burton Lambert.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-06
Williams Wins Debaters Medal.

The contest for the best debaters medal u
the Philologian Society OF Richmond College was
held last night. Tho question, Resolved That
the United states Has Reached Her Leuith,' was
debated afirmatiyey by Mcssr-. II. ". PrOyencr
and Charles Clement and negatively by Frank
Williams, E-l. By "a close vote the so''icty de-
cded m favor OF Mr. Williams, Who II younger
brother OF Rev. n. +. Williams, pastor of tho
Fourth-Street Baptist church. Mr. Williams -
one OF tho brightest young men az college AMI
speaks with sne effect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-06
INTERCOLLEGIATE oRAToRY.
c. w. Duke, Representing Richmond Col
Iege. the Victor at Charlottesville.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.

INpecial telegram 70 tho DIsDatcb.T
CHARLOTTFsvuLE Va, May 5.-lhe third an
nual contest Of the Virginia intercollegiate
Oratorical Association was held In the public
hall at the University Of Virginia tonight. Mr.
Lewis II. Marhen, president Of tho associntion'
presided. The following institutions were rep-
Iesented. Randolph- Macon. william and Mary,
University Of virginia, Roanoke College, Hamp-
don-Sidney. Richmond College, aud Washing
ton and Lee.
Al tho close of the contest Hon. James L. Cor
don on behalf Of the juiges-cOnalstlng Of him-
seM General Thomas l. kosser. and hr. John x.
Sampson-in a few well-chosen remarks deliver
ed the medal. valued a. 40, 81 the successful
speaker. Mr.. c. W. Duke. Of Cas-On. Va. repre-
sentirg Richmond College. Subject: "Milton
the pOef.H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-06

in the pententisry for assault, was taken over
% tho penitentiary this afternoon IN charge OF
Sheriff :. W. Lee. This is Partis's second visit TO
that institution. lie was convicted Ia 1877 OF
similar offence and remained there IL years
and was pardoned by the Governor on account
OF ill-health.
Mr.. j. II. Grigg, well-known citizen Of Jar
ratt's, Va. died yesterday.
Mr. William Hodges and wife, OF Scotland
Neck. y. C., are visiting Mr.. J. Oscar Farmer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-06

Tho Richmond College nine will play On exit
bti0n game OF ball with the Randoph-Nac
team this afternoon on the campus OF the former
institution. There will be noSensrge for admis-
sion.
Yesterday afternoon the Little Tigers aud the
Arlingi0ns crJssed bats on the ee-Nonumept
grounds. The former team won by score OF 3
to Z.
The game between the College and standard
OH n,nes has been Temporarily postponed, as
Island PARK Is under water.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-06
rha yjrg,,ia Pres. As.oc,atiou.

meeting OF the Executive Committee ok the
Virginia Press Association was held yesterday In
the ONCE OF Colonel Bigger In the Capitol. ".
Il. Fitzhugh. Of the Cape Charles Pioneer, presl-
dent OF tue ASSOCIATION, presided. f. l. q. scott,
OF the Ashland EHterDTiss. secretary: X. Z. Free
man, OF tho Ttmes-Regls,er, Denvllle, and 5. p.
kpes of Blackstone. were present. Juno 18Th
was settled upon FOR the meeting and charlottes-
Vile the place. The session will last three days.
and then a trip 10 the Worlds Fair will possibly
fa NADIA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-06
Revelation I'm Nicaragua.

PANAMA VIA GALyEsTos, May 5.-Maii advices
bring news that revolution has broken OUT "
Nicaragua Tho movement Is tho outcome OF
he ol4 hostiliiy entertained by tho eastern DE-
nartinept toward tho western department OF
me reDuDlc. Ex-Presdent Sasola IS the leader
of the insar forces. He has captured the
Ctty Of Granada, tho capital Of the Province oi
the came nauo. His success in getting possess
ion OF the city u AID u bo aus 70 the treason on
ne mart Of tho garrison. Tbero has been no
engagement yet between the government troops
AZ. rgs saln
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-06
MORE SCHOOL FUNDS ASKED FOR.
Damage to Trap-Nets In the Potomac
Address by Senator Little.

Address by Senator Little.
fCorrespondenco OF tho Richmond DisDatcb.l
ALEXANDRIA, VA, May 5.-The City School
Poard at It's monthly meeting held last night,
passed q resolution asking the City Council for
an appropriation OF s13.721.S5 representing
q mills on the dollar Of the property tax
levied here, for the support OF tho schools durhg
the next school year. This is S12l.S6 greater
than the appropriation OF last year. 10 ~
thought that the Council will grant the addl-
tional amoant asked for, and that this sum. with
the allowance made by the state to tho schools
from the Peabody fund, Will be enough TO carry
the schools through nekt year, although large
increase in the attendance is expected In them
next year. 49,,
The heavy gales OF the past two or three DAYS
have destroyed many Of the trGp-nets In the
Potomac river those IN the Upper Potomac near
the Great Falls suffering the most, being torn
no by the drift-wOod coming down from the
Upper Potomac A letter from ~. Georges
Island, near the mouth OF the river, 10 Mr. lheo
Balnnger, fish agent here, says the wind
played havoc down here. All tho nets on this
side OF the river are down and destroyed" The
damage done will amount 20 thousands OF dol
lars. aud In consequence Of IL but few fish ara
arriving.
state, senator w. A. Little, of the Frederlcks-
burg District. has been invited 10 address the
literary societies OF the Episcopal High school at
their closing on June 21st next and has accepted
the invitation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-06
Dakota Laws invalidated.

SfOrx FALLS, =. D., May j.-It has Just been
discovered here that the compiled laws of 1857
have never been enacted. This inyalidate5
many amendments TO this cOdo passed by tho
last Legislature Among the amendments
made void Il the divorce Law which changes
the period Of residence from ninety days 70
six months 4 test case will be- made Of tAi5 law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-06
An :. a. l.. Through Flyer.

WASHINGTON, May 5.-Commencng next
Tuesday. 1ay 9th, the Seaboari AIRLINE VIII
put IN operation a new fasi-tran service be-
tween thus city and Atlanta, Ga, leaving here at
1O:j7 a. Nj, going riG Bichmond, Weldon,
Rnleigh. Hamlet. Chester, Abbeyille. and
Athens. and arriving at Atlanta the next morn
ing at 1:30 o'clock, without change OF cars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-06
Mira N. m. DIbrelI. an ared lady. was knocke,

Mrs. X. II. DIbrel, an aged lady, was Knocked
down yesterday morning at First and Main
streets by n horse attached 10 q buggy IN which
Mr.. ". 4. Treyis and q colored boy were seated.
The lad was looking ahead and consequently
did not see the lady until the accident occurred.
Mr.. Treyis stopped the horse Immediately, got
OUT aud took Mre. Dibrel In bis arnis TO her
home, No. 12 east Main street. She was slight
ly bruised about the face, bus III NOS thought 70
Be otherwise hurt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-06

Tho following from the Chicago Herald OF
"Wednesday confirms q statement printed IA Tue
DIsPATcH day or two ago:
Thomas Nelson Page. the virginia novens',
and Mr. Field. the Young widow OF The late
Henry Field. Of this city, ars engaged. Tnis was
a secret tin yesterday. Las; night the authes
plushiugly acknowledged that tho engexenent
was a iacs. No fJrmeI announcement may b
un.ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-06

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