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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
their own language. Yesterday was also tho |

their own language. Yesterday was also tho
fifteenth anniversary Of the ordination TO the
priesthood OF Rev. z. Wnhbah. q. :. II. ON
May lst he will have boon attached 20 ~. MarY's
fifteen years-hrst rs assistant and since 1884
a. its pastor All know that by hts untring
zeal and devotion he has made 81 Mary's
model parish. Ills only Wish nov Is that he mey
DO M bic. as n crownnc WORK OF htslIfe, 10 erect
n handsome church to replace the humble edi-
fce In which tho Gormsu Catholics have w0r-
shipped for nearly fifty years.
The services at LeigH-Stroet Baptist church on
Sunday night were conducted by tho pastor,
Rev. Mr.. Wright, who spoke IN continuation of
his remargs from the preceding sabbath. lie
discussed yory vigorously the sunday papers-
which combined both good and bad-sunday ez-
cursiona, dinners, and railway operations. The
church was densely crowded.
The sunday school Of Grnce-S,reet Baptist
church will celebrate its ltty-ninth anniversary
this evening at 3 O'clock. pleasing programme,
consisting of addresses, vocal and instrumental
music, and tho delivery OF medals. has been ar
ranged for the occasion. Tho exercises by tho
children viii be OF an interesting character.
The annual cole sbratiOn OF the Protestant Epis-
copal y-schO0ls OF the city will be held next
Sunday afternoon at ) o'clock. All Of the Sab
bath-schools west OK Eighth street viii hold Their
celebration at Grace church, while all those east
OF Eighth street Will hold their ceremonies at
Monumental church. Rev. Dr. Newton Wlll de-
liver the address az Grace church aud Rev. Mr.
Dosnman will spoak % the cbildren az the
Monumental.
A large congregation attehuci Dlgh mass Nv
s.. Peters Cathedral Sunday morning. Kew
Father Ahsrn celebrated mlgs aud Rev. Father
McKeeirey preached very instructive sermon
Rev. Lewis w. Burton, rectCr OF St John 3
church. anl Rev. j. y bowman, rector OF All
Saints. exchanged pulpit5 sunday morning.
Nlne members were received at Clay-Streot
Methodist church on sunday, tnero was one re-
ceiVed at Broad-Street and noarly al of the
other Mothodist and Baptist churches report
additions.
\ revival was begun at Marshall-Street Chris
tlan church sunday night by the pastor, Rev. A.
Alnnrn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
THE CITY WILL ISSUE BONDS.
The suit of Trent Decided ia His Favor
Talk of Cuing Sureties

The suit OF William p. Trent agalls City Of
Richmond, Martha A. Woodbridge, a1mmstra-
trIx ot George y. Woodbridge ana Lucy c.
Trent. 70 recover certain bonds uuinvfuliy trans
ferrel. has tecr iccliei. Judge Hughes, ri tae
United states Circuit COur., mas ont"ref
oecrep iu the case. lu Nhlcl O'1er-
thut the city shall issu' 80 william =. Front
g., so ~ iis per cent. registered bonds ma
turirc In 1904, bcaIug interest from January
l. lSB3, tue int 'rts, % Do payable on tho
lst of January au1 the lst of Juy ~ each gear
Lnth the maturity OF a. said bond, U place
az the bonds which fle C.ty Without law
fui authority permitted 10 oo transferred
and s8,d by the artOrney-n-tart Oi the stli
George y. Woodbridge. July ., 1854, In fui sat
isactOn II the claims o. snil trust estate. 10 b.
held upon the trusts SET forth tn said deed or
.nnt the cltyshall, II % may 80 Geire. la satisiac-
ton u tho claim Ct the Trout rus c.tnta. uay 10
" T. Trout. the stm oi 1b.J-D, Witu interest at
q per cent. from January /, 1893.
Judge Hughes also derrees that :. :. T. Patte-
SON. counsel for Trent. snail receive ID per cent.
OF the market value u tho bonds or Oi the
money paid 10 Iron. Tor sarslces rendered.
These bonds we're Transferred While Mr James
T.. R0ysfer was city Auiit0r md without the
written authority from the owners, he total
amount changing hands was about $4,000 anu
there will be no sui. as 20 mo reugiuder Inc
city Pttoruey, after looking into tho mat
FINANCE 90 make no contest ana thus
avoid expense. The city, therefore, con-
fcssed Judgment and the Committee on Finance
has recOmmended the APPROPRIATION Of the sum
necessary to sottle the claim. 10 n stated that
tue snreties OF ROyster will be sued by tho city
for the amount involved.
II is also rumorcd that the Finance Commit
tee viii have proceedings Instituted against the
suret a. OF T.. BufOrd Cryme3 for the sum Of MS
recent shortage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25

at has done mo much good. AMI | am
improving every day; JUDGED. J already
feel like new man. | had -pcnt lots ot
money with doctors for M case, but they
did me no good.
II cannot say enough for tins wonderful
remedy Or Greene's Nervura blood aud
nerve remedy. such medicine should bo
kncwn all over our land. for o. would a1vc
lots OF money AMI lots oi pam aAd nuhcr-
Ing. / know q has for mo-
II Is q fact tina, this remedy the snrcst
Of al pain reheyers. Sufferers from wea6
back auj blckache viii b- amazed 10 tho
rap,dity Of their cure bY this medicine.
Nervous and slck .headache it cures by To-
storing healthy condition OF the nerves.
The pans and aches OF rheumatism AMI
neuralgia Il diepcls by removing abe cause.
Especially should it bee used q. tins season.
for 1t IS the best sp-Ing medicine TOR tho
blood, nerves. liver. kiduev-, etc. All
druggists keep 1t for . /.
IL IS purely vegetable and harmless. and
is the discovery and prescription or DR..
Greene, of 20 west Fourteenth street,
New York. the successful specialst IN
curing nervous and chrome Diseases. llo
can be consulted free, personally OF by
letter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
RICHMOND AND The RENDEZVOUS.
Nearly 5000 Wont from Here suudsy-
Work Of Pickpockets.

Tho pious, church-go!ng city Of Richmond for
onco broke its sunday rules and day Dofore yes
tetday wont TO the sesshore 10 get a farewell
GLIMPSE Of the battle-ships. At least 300 or
5000 OF her citizens al so, and while these n2y
not have been persons VINO are stralght-la,ei
they were not entirely Of tho worldly class
mating c!oment at Old POin' ever since
the rendezvous began. and while all came
home tired IN the evening they were roaiy
10 20 back when morning came again. Ia
an tho Chesapeake ami Ohio railway carried
ol47 persons rom tnls city 10 Old Point % se3
tho boats. OF this number S.S12 have Tetgraed,
leaving about 300 still az the seaside. or course
she Norfolk and Western transported large
crowds also, ana it u estimated that about
$4,000 or $1,000 persons from this place alone
went % see tho rnn1eZvOas.
On Sunday tho Richmond delegation had
delightful time. Ghey thro0ged the hotels,
crowded the steamers, promenaded IN tue tort.
waltzed ABOUT on the wharf, and quite NUMBER
went OD tho war vessels.
Tho ARIEL, which ssft Richm0nd saturday
night about IL O'Clock. carried down 200 pas
seagorA she reached Old Point between II and
] o'clock Sunday. started on her ro.urn aboat
7. NJ, ana reached Richmond yesterday morn
ing about o o'clox.
Ar. Hiram sherry, Of Wagerly, y. y. was
robbed OF a $500 diamond stud while goi.ing on
the train az Newport News Sunday morning. ho
b nd Just entered toe door Cf car when tbroo
men pushed him into the corner with tho re-
marx let tho ladies paad" When they re-
leased hica the jewel had beea removed from his
sbrt-front The men disaDneaeed IA the CROWD
and wera not seen again. the matter was re-
ported 10 tue Newport News police.
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stood the Test.

Allcock's Porous Plasters are unap-
prOachable in curative properties. rapidl-
", and safety OF action, and are the only
have successfully stood the test of over
thirty years use by the public their viz
tues have never been oqualled by un-
scrupulous imitators who have sought TO
trade upon the reputation of Ailcock's BY
making plasters with'holes IN them. and
Ginning them to be Just as good AS All
cocks" and they stand to-day endorsed
by not only the highest medical authori-
ties. but by millions OF grateful patients
hold remedy.
Beware OF limitations. and do not be de-
ceived oy Misrepresentation. Ask for All
cocks and let no solicitation or explsna-
tlop induce you to accept . substitute.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25

$4,000 some iime ego IN tho Chamberlain.
Hotel project. II was now proposed that tho
bondnolders Subscribe pro rata % place nc
enterprise on lie feet again, and though
he was not advised az 20 tho 90.
tails, ho had no d0nbt that tho ROAD
would 20 IN with the other parties 10 intor-
est and put up some moro money. However,
the Chesapeake aud Ohio authorities yero Ia ~
sense tho prime movers nl the matter. fnoy
stood In relation 70 the Chamberlain H0toi IN
tho attitude shat they occupied t0garis AL
other enterprises IN thcir territory. They
wanted 10 see IL y success and "ero willing %
do their part towards making 10 ono. 1ha. Va,
all thsre was IN tae rumor, 80 far a. no Eoai
was concerned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25

mates tho expenditures for :he current
yoar NJ Cai .a64.OO0 aud tho revenues az
csc, 800 0O0 leaving deficit Of eI,574,00O.
due n part 20 n slight expected decrease OF
revenue. hut chiefly 60 The vast growth Of cx-
penditufea not created by tho government, but
through the demands of tho country upon
Parliament. The Chancellor said tho gov
crnmcut would nos propose to cover the
dcdcit by encroaching upon the sink
1nc fnni devoted 20 tho reduction Of
Tho national acbt. They preferred to
wcot Tho dodcit by tho etrnightorward wav Of
Increased taxation. The government woud
have liked % reform the dcath duties by
causing all property, personal ana real,
TO be taxed equally, tut the govern
mont was Obliged TO POSTPONE this re-
form for tho session, M such taxes could
not % once To fully realized. They had. there
fore. res0fted 60 tho nc0me-tax, witch " WAS
proposed 20 Increase by a penny ~ the pouGG.
vhs-h ought % add el,7jO.OO0 pounds 70 the
revenues.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
THE MONETARY CONFERENCE.
Probabilities as to the Personnel of
Americas Representation.

WASHINGTON. April 24.--Uniess an unforeseen
reason Tor Its postponement should occur the In
teuatioual Monetary Conference VIII reconYcne
M Brussels Nay 3Oih. President Cleveland -
giving some attention 10 The persoHHe. oil tho
American commissioners ana he viii probably
aiuouucc Lis decision in about week. All Of
tho commissioners have rendered ther
re-icnut!uus, aud bnt oUe oi thcC, Hem
~ W. Cannon, president OF tho Chase
National Bank, Of New IorS CITY,
has becn Ieappolutel II is UNDERSTOOD that
senator Jones. a Nevada. has been requested
90 withdraw his resignation. Ine commission,
besides Messrs. Jones and Cannon, l. composed
of senator Allison, irom iowa hrpreseuiatlye
NcCrcary, from kentucky. nud Professor l.
benjamin Andrews, president Of brown bniyer-
sty, with Edwin Terrell ntod states Minister
~ Brussels. Gs an associate member Nr. Ter
rcll Will Na,ate his post in iew weeks. when Mr.
living. ,ho new Minister, relieves him' bIt no m
formation can be obtained rs TO whether any
caauce wlu te maGo m Sir. IerrolIs assignment
20 duty with the conference.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
SALE OF rAs CHAMBERLAIN.
Rumors That Are Heard About the fro-
babIe Purchase of the Property.

There IA good deal Of speculation as TO the
probable purchase OF ths unfinished chamber
lain Hotel as oil Point, wbi,h Is 70 be sod on thu
ls,h Of nexs month. and upon which eeye-
raj hundred tnOuSaaa dollais nave been
already spent Runner on the grounJ has
II thai both the ChesSpeake sad ono fauwas
and MF George J. 6cnid want TO buy tue pfo-
perry.
Mr. Decatur Axtell said last night In referring
70 this rnmo. that IL cere,nly was net tao policy
ot the Chesapeake and ono TO purchase ho.els-
The road pad put come money mo various ea-
tert,rIsss along lgs Iin0 In order 10 help them,
and In parsuance Of tnis policy had invested
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25

rams for G. z. Pickett Camp. No. 2O3, was 70
ceivod and ordered TO be framed and hung Up u
the hall An Invitation from ths Grand Camp
OF Virginia 70 attend tue meeting at Portsmouth
I'm June was laid over, ana will be acted upon AZ
tho next fnceiing. communication lhsl.ns
Davis's remains was declined for this reason thnt
this camp was not asked 10 cooperate ns
camp cOequal with any o;hcr camp of this city;
The Committee ON picked-Camp Cottage VIII
meet next Monday. when it IS expected that
active steps viii bo taken 70 commence the
l,.tf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25

Tho Finance Committee OF tho Executive
Committee OF Zoe Camp wall hold an Important
meeting AT the Mecnanics' Institute tnls afer-
noon ~ @ O'c!ccg 20 make arrangements Tor tho
rolniofmont Of Mr. Davlss romans
Yesterday Mayor Ellyson. president Of tho
Davis Monumont Association. e-elye1 leuer
from Mr. II. T.. Poik, president Of the Macon
OGa) Board of Trade, asking IN behalf OF thnt
body ana tho people Of Macon that the DAVIS
funeral train como by thnt city. Inc letler
says Mr. Davis madc bis last public appearance
In Macon after leaving richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25

Mise Mabol Paige and her comedy cou. panY
began an engagement at tho Theatre last nignt
in Mrs. Frances Hoigs0n Burnetts popular
comedy Little Lord fauntleroy.' Tns com
pany il play NJ at what are termed popular
prices" and thls brought 10 tho Theatre
rather large audience, which was manly COM
nOsed OF people whO are nos frequently seen 10
tIe play-hOuses. The pertOrmauce vas agree
able and the piay went smoothly, though tho
players are OF a rather Indifferent order. The
audience manfested 10 lit'e enjoyment
Miss Pages engagonens ~ for tue entire week
and tonight she puts on " Chick
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o,..,Io, of Oy.tering Richts.

Attorney-General Scott will be at Accomac
Courthouse on tho 20'h 20 assist the Common
wealth's Attorney Of tho county in several very
important oyster cases. These cHses, IN whicn
NaryIanders arc tho defen1anta. Involve the
right OF cidzons q that State - take oysters m
the waters Of PocOmOle sound lying in virginia.
Tho Attorney General Of Maryland viii asslst
counsel for the defence. and IL the case goes
ag9inst him viii, I: ia expected. take II 70 tho
Supreme Court OF the United States for an iuter-
probation OF the compact OF 1859.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25

Don't be tempted TO invest in them.
You will get into trouble every time and
in the end poverty and disgrace. lho
genuine Uncle SANS green goods are the
only ones Of value. They make you rich.
especially when used TO purchase SIM
mons LAYER Regulator 10 cure your lndiges-
ton. Dyspepsia. Constipation. OF Bilious
ness, or drive away Malaria. Don't be
tempted to take an ythlng else Ia place OF
the Regulator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
m, MN win vac RIchmond

The congregation OF venable-,trno' Bapi.ss
church on sunday unanimously adopted ine re-
carnmendation OF the committee appointed -
select pastor and extended call % Kew. j. =.
Dill, OF Alabann.
A telegram was sent 90 Mr. Diu on saturday
ADVISING him OF tae fac; that the call would hs
extended AMI a roplywas rcceisni yesterday
saying that he Will 10 Ia Kchm0ri th1 iattr-
part Of this week 20 look over the Geld. No VII
preach at Veusb,e-Strcet next sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
HichmOnders in New York.

y tI'T
NEW YORK. April 2f.-lhe following Rich
mond people registered as the New YORK hotels
to-day: ". !. Casey, Cosmopolitan DR.. W. +.
ID. Mercer Barthodi: j. S. ID. Patterson. -.
James Mrs. ". Newton and Miss l.. d. VIII
iams. holland q. &. Cohen. Marlborough I;
Miss ". Handy. ~. Jamos 5. Cohen, Conti-
Mental r. B. Williams aud &. :. Guy, Broad
way Central G.. VI. Parker, J. Wallerstein, and
T. nundiey, Colonnadc.
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The United states Troops and West Point
CadAtS.

These military organizations will drill
and parade daily in Washington Park op-
posite the Renfost Hotel, Chicago. during
the Worlds Fair. Tno keafost IS an ele-
CANT 4s0-room European hotel. which
opens May list. 81 per day ups 10 Z
rooms il desired. Twenty minutes 10
heart of city; minutes to Fair-Gronnds.
Rooms can now be secured by letter or
telegram.
Or. HEsRY j. REYNOLDS & Co.,
Pfoprietosa
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nEaEzgEa1IzE-1Els. =.


FIGG.-Died. az the residence OF bis
parents. No. 800 north Nineteenth street,
Sunday. April 23d, az a. ~, GEORGE.
WILLIAM fIGG. infant son ot Richard
Ii. and Matilda Flgg; aged DAYS.
Three little angels now on higI.
They hand IN hand together roam;
Three links now bind us to the sAy.
Three fingers beok'ning Us 10 come.
Lord, give US strength our loss 20 bear
Aud lead us IN the heavenly way.
Oh, may we meet our children there,
In realms Of everlasting day.
Baltimore papers please copy.
WINKLRR. Died. az Dallas. Tex. from
consumption, the effects OF scariet.feyer.
CHARLIE, only child OF Tom and MauJe
Winkler. and grandson OF the late Judge
G. 81. aud Mrs. a. V. Winkler; aged J
years and 3 months.
luterment at 0akwood cemetery. CoFsi-
cana. Tex.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25

Mr. james Fox, OF 10 north Iwenty-sixth
street. who nas the contract Tor BUILDING tho new
demonstration Methodist church, was quite fadly
hurt yesterday afternoon white az work pulling
down the old structure. he Was engaged Ia
pulling down the gallery wbeu by some means
no lost his footing ana fell 10 The noor below
distance OF about ten feet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
TO HELP THE BLUES RECEIVE.
Ladies' Who Have Been Invited as Pa
tronesses-Tho Mayors Reception.

The committee which VIII have charge OF the
anniversary reception Of the Riclmoud Light
Infantry Blues on May 9th held meeting IN the
once Of Captain Cutch.ns yesterday afternoon
and decided % award tie contract TO- tu" bail
quot 10 SIR. Zimmerman. Stems orchestra q;
ufteen pieces Will fIrni.h music Tor tho
occaslOn, and tue following ladies' have
been requested % act u5 pairOncs scs:
Mrs. ". G. Mayo chairman, Ms. Ge1.g NhTte
Nunf0rl, Mrs. John Bell Bigger. M-f. J0nu 81.
Patton, MIS- a. j. W. Hoos0u, ,irs. L. J Cruic1-
cd. Mts. h. q. Lcyy, 3lr5. John :. Wise, MIRA
Andrew PilEn Jr., Mrs. Sol. C1tchins. Mrs.
Clareare Wyatt. Mrs. T. r. G.GZ5bro0., Mrs
Alexander Cameron, Mrs. James Lyons, Mri- v.
Jamc5 tppcs. Mrs c. 4. NcihaIi. Mls Hugh
ID. Taylor, Mrs b. b. llOtchkiss, Mrs. Josrph
Brvau. Hrs. q. A. Crensuaw, Mrs. H. II. Whit
lock, Mrs +. ". Mckinney, Mr.. Addle D5an
Lyons, Mrs.. Vs.. 4. Oppenhriner, Mrs. Charles IL.
Talbot MIR. A. ~. Drewry, Mrs. Ar,nar oeddou,
AID MIS-. James b. Patton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
AnInt.r..t,np Meeting.

Railroad Commissioners Hin returned last
week irom the meeting Oi the Railroad Comnils-
s!0ners at Washington. he said yesterday the
gathering was a very intsresfine one ana much
routine business was transacted, but no now
question Ees brought np.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25

i"leEfahiS bnllcn b"""'
Ff~ef hes neon rcuortoi a. many points In
| tl.l,srlr fur,u. fhr nat three days.
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Tho Aunrrhis- in Lonion have decided TO
Iu1ke demon-uhI"" '" iN-' ara q" may
Day.
Tho cvuoc'nl strike - union carpenters at
the i1orlf --ia.r grounds Chicago, dId not take
plaza vc-tor.ia,
..,
/ lNt il'! J." 40 10 - -, ~,
/ Om1Ha l2f been declared OLE Inc men return
/ I'D ""iN NI'7 "'''i'.''s.
Tho Spanish feet Win mo columbus caravels
/ nny.N-ei I'D 'taF. '-l my ne" ioih h'l'Oi'
| al l-.io orlnrS tiiS morning.
| ~cyqfor q,t Mrs Br.ce. Washington. gave D
| ro~ent.on ia-t evening IN honor of the Duke nnd
/ p3.ic-. n Vcragua and party.
|
Notices were posted yesterday on nil me New
/ 1".t ff'han-'- d-uo 4h.I't 'nht rs lhIisuty
| hos t'-n proc .ali1ed q legal huhlay BUSINESS
viii nc su-p nioi.
Tine Norwegian Sirith,ng bT vote ~ G3 10
ID decided % suspenf li7 -.it.nf- s.nrc c'c. oW.ns
/ l' Mus '''l' --'.l it, o.. tl'>I-i'n 10 '''
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lob, p.t.-s.r , norro WAS IvnrhoI NJ Dan
! mark - d. last NIGHT by mob ie was c1n-
,...t az f,i.riola a4. .7ulf on n vounr whfte girl
lv "a vleflqrc. r.rrfnittee or-auzel for tho pur-
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/ G-tr.9 were iDigrcI.
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/ from Atlanta. CO., indicating ihat the iaueH
! Garo-Cty National BanS,oi Atlanta VIII Tropa-
/ bis bo able 20 !lluila-e us lnleote tness this
1 week and reopen TO- business.
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] lo- ft,l.l., t' .l.o fi,,o of Nera.,Ya an L.s
| 49, NOV. ,,as ao ,rrira "a ne.n.a - fornali-
! ~ rnt trc y,.ir OF fbo 1isfiogll-b.i Collu-
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/
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/ Secretary Gresham donlrS o." cabie1 report
| That Er. Patrick Ernn, Minister IT, 'bhe' ha5
/ h"cu recalled. II i- expected that ih" d." Min
! i-t.g 20 tLrt country. cX-Govefnor Porter oi
i Tennessee, ID leave Tor SanuAco IN about
/ month.
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/ lu' -iS ..- ..,-i,y .f he Ean- ~
/ mini g.. .lf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
RECEPTION RY TuE MAYOR.

Captain Cutclins yesterday feceiVci tue IOl-
lOwiug letter ltC-1 Mayor Elys)a:
Dear Sir,--l an infcrmei that the company
whlcB you hayc tho nO1Or t1 command Will on
the 10th OF Nay celebrate i's centennial ami
yersary. would IKE 20 contribute Ia some way
% the pleasur3 Oi the members on what must
ciVays be t. each OF tlom memorable Occa-
o.. and desire, therefore. % tcrdor rocep-
ti0L 70 your company 40 my roslteuco on tho
evening a. May lno Sth, from 10 half-past 10
O'CLOCK. IN DONG honoc % your command teel
tnat bat express tlc prido which all Richmond
feels IN the ro-o-i. oOtn ln peace md war, OF
the Richmond lisht-in.antry Blues
The commaIiEn, Of mo gallant infaltrymcn
was greatly pleased with tue Above, and seat
the following response % the invitation:
''Ny Dear Sir,-Iue Richmond highg-lniantry
Blues beg 10 a knowledge tncr high appre' 'ia-
ton " the honor done tneIu IN the tender Oi
reception 20 them ct yolf residence on the eyo-
ming OF May tho Sth. and 20 say that II affords
them very greGt pleasure % accept tho same.
Tho interest manifested by you In our Organi1a-
ton on Other OCCASIONS has bosn very gratifying
10 us, aud Gm sure that your reception VII DO
one OF tho most pleasant features 0i or centeO-
nal celebration. On OenGfOf the Blues thank
you for tlis evidence OF your estocm.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
To Address tho Carpenters.

Mr.. Hugh Mckay, chairman Of the General
Executive Board OF tho Carpenters aud Joiners
Union, viii cddress meeting ot his ieiloW-
workmen tonight n 9 O'Clock NJ Morgansterns
Hall No. fUs east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
HE cHrEcHuEEoNGFD.
The British Budget.

LoslO.. Aprl g4.-siy gp,a,o ye,nop gar-
t.- ,t.acsilor a the Excbequer, introduced
l!su.. y Tor ne coming nnhIcihi year IN the
" |'lolloss to-day. Tue Chancellor esti.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
AIAtEIAGI.s.

ANDREWS-MUUBL LING.-Mlrred. on
Thursday. April 70 1898. at tho Church K
the Holy Trinity. BROOKLYN. y. y. by tho
Rev. Charles n. Hall, COHSrAN' l. =.
ANDREWS 10 }. WHLEN MDJBLlNG.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
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