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The Portland daily press., 1893-01-19
Paderewski.

The Boston Journal says:
The interest in the Paderewski recitals
is still remarkable. Next Saturday af-
ternoon the pianist will play to the
largest audience he has ever had in this
city. The principal numbers of the pro-
gramme are Handers Suite in D minor,
Beethoven's Senate, OPP. rs, the Mendel-
ssohn-Liszt ''Mids INNER Nights
Dream fantasia, and Mozart's Rondo in
A minor. Rubinstein, Liszt and Chopin
are also represented.
The great artist will be heard in the
Stockbridge course the 23rd and oath.
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-19
Taxation.
COMMITTEE ON JUDICIARY.

TEyHE committee on Judiciary will give pub
Il lie hearing at their rooms in the state
house, Feb End, 1893 at two O'Clock p M. on
act creating the office of commissioner OF high
ways.
Jan. 24.--An act to incorporate the Con-
ioy ali and severally the rights and powers in
York County, which said Consolidated Light y
Power Co., have and exercise under the laws OF
New Hampshire.
Jan. 24.-An act to confirm the organization
of the Freeport Water Co., under the general
laws By order of Commute.
FRANK M. HIGGINS, Secretary;
jamie dtd
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-19
MUNICIPAL COURT.

BEFORE JUDGE GOULD.
WEpNEspAY.-W, o. Hutehins. Drunken
ness. Fined So and costs.
James Quincannon. Intoxication and assault
Thirty DAYS, In Jail for the first offence, and
5000 bonds for his appearance Friday on the
assault charge.
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-19

at Chambers for 50 cents for any part
of the house. The matinee will begin at
230 o'clock.
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-19
FOR SALE.

Stock of Hardware Stoves and Tin
ware; will invoice $4,000 to $4,000;
best Of reasons for selling; good chance
for pactical man. Address BOX 1O6,
North Berwick, Me.
jamie d3t
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-19
AUCTION SALES.
F. 0. BAILEY & CO., Auctlonssrs.
RECEIVERS SALE.

TFyHE undersigned. Harry r. Virgin, receiver
Il and trustee of tbs DEMO Automatic Alarm
Push Button Company, hereby gives notlce mat
he will sell at public auction to the highest bid
der at his office, No. 396 Congress street, Port
land. Maine. on THURSDAY, Jan. 26th, 1899.
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon all his right, ttle
and interest as receiver and trustee as atore-
said, and all the right, title and interest when men
said DEMO Automatic Alarm Push Hutton COM
pany had at the time of its dissolution. In and
TO letters patent of the United States for an I'M
provement in electric signalling and alarm ap-
paratus numbered 397 1888, and bearing date
February 18th, 1889, hereby giving notice to
the purchaser that Louise A. DEMO OF Roches-
ter, New York. claims royalty of cents up
on each push button made and sold under SAID
letters patent, by virtue Of contract made be-
tween said Louise A. DEMO and said company,
bearing date October 4th 1880. And said re-
ceiver will also sell at the same time and place
all his right, title and interest in and to $4,000
sets of shells for push b ittons.
HARRY r. VIRGIN,
Receiver and Trustee of DEMO Automatic
Alarm Push Button Company.
Janis div
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-19

Will correct this and restore the
bloom of health. They are the
most reliable pill on the market.
Guaranteed purely vegetable. Gen
tie in action. One always a dose.
Sugar coated, easy to take, and
never fail to produce good results.
All Druggists sell them. 25c. a box.
.THos. REsTIEAux Co., BOSTON, MASS"
iau7 TI&Sf0rmDthp
The Portland daily press., 1893-01-19
LEGISLATIVE NOTICES.
STATE OF M AlNE.

y
HOUSE OF REPREsF NATIVES,
AUGUSTA, January 10. 1893.
ORDERED that the time for the reception CT
W petitions and bills for private and special
legislation be limited to Tuesday, january 81;
1888 and that all petitions and hills presented
after that date be referred to the next Legfsla-
ture
Read and passed W. s. COTTON, Clerk.
Attest 4 test IVY II. S. COTTON, Clerk. ian12dtd
Railroads. TeIegrapias n Ex-
THE committee on Railroads, Telegraphs and
i Expresses will give public hearing at
their room in the State House, on Thursday,
ing to the Portland Railroad Company.
ALBERT NJ. PENLEY. Secretary.
Railroads, Telegrapias & Ex-
presses.
ETyHE committee on Railroads, Teegraphs and
IL Expresses will give public hearing at
their rooms IN the State House, thursday, jan an
to Incorporate the Portland and Yarmouth
Electric Railway Company.
jan144t ALBERT M. PENLEY, Secretary.
Taxation.
TlHE Committee on Taxation will give a pub
il lie hearing in the House OF Representatives
at Augusta on the matter of amending law for
taxation of the f flowing Companies and Cor
porations, each meeting to be held at 7.30
p. m. on the day named.
Telegraph and Telephone Companies-Mon-'
day, Jan. 20.
Wednesday, Jan. rs.
Street Railway and Express Companies
Thursday, Jan. g.
Insurance Companies-Monda Jan. 80.
Savings Banks and Trust Companies-Tues-
day, Jan. 81.
By Order of Committee,
JOHN A. ROBERTS, Sec'y
Augusta, Jan. ~, 1898 5an16dheb1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-13
wes1eHN BANk SUBMISSIONS.
Most Of the Concerns Affected Of the
Broken Chicago >triug.
Isy tcicerlph - tne Dispaich.


pGUTfANp, INp.. Nuy lH.-Iho DunNirk M
.t,,-i .uy.0f Dunkirk. owned aul coniroilcI /
..,., r a.. 81 ,tt.a., ho4
"' ""lrt,''7' ''.' "''. b " --- ,
illcl. Iur iauiluc- are Al le.-i '''"'u. inc
nrW OWNS number JI ".hrr hd"h7' eni 'ncs'
are reported io have gone q" IN" "al.
k0huNj. l>u. N1f T. lNr Ni-t" hAhh 'i
Eua.iayills clJ uut open ~ door, ihie m1rnlht
!. was a small Institution, controlled 10y The GO
lIliia National Bank, o. thlctE.. some oI NO
s,o.G is he'd hy i1'mer- .h the Nt'hl'N. IHr
,,. .er- clam tl1t mother ihr dcpoaiioi- nor me
st0rhhuld"fs Wil lo-' .lnH
lh' Bank oi |rrcnl'WA mas cios'H us u'vt s.
This su,ucn-ion d. IT," Z" W, N9i'"a'on w '"'
thru.ral N-il'haI h.hA' Vi hi, hI'' ,..,,..
iNIltNNi. .'ii.' - ,."t ,,,. t '-'
Columbia National string at Nofey+owh 4ui
Greenwood ave said 10 nave alS' lallel. me
Aorey town bank e ol rnh.llei@uIo lhV'f'a"'''
ha'nt hihltl "' t'''uu. u..,.., ,,..,..,.,
hc 'f'.fio huI Hrich"il hnuN @ W '',''',a Z"
."I u.s., /, 80, a., ,,,,r
INSTITUTION oi 70 kinl ~ thG own ,,,,,,i,,,
tlNClNtAtl' IT, Mey - ne PilNA.o ,'ht'N'iiS
nin '' DN NltF'' H'.i IT, ,H ~ - y. 80,
loith" w. N"Y 30 nv -.''''H '.,.,,t
n. ii.h'I,' ,hu ID ~ -, 49, ,,i.ai o,c
s l.'9 .. '.'.,'.t --'
".. .,., 81, - t,cy1, .rno l,armor.' Rank. Of
Nv''o - W. '.. -. g., ,av ..arsct hy IT,
80 .f 49, ...., ...t,.,,t,f, N.tiopoi Ha1k of
.i''i''i' ''' 80, -. , r,,,,.'s ..,,,,i,ft,1
"l-G- ..,, ,,,, ~ st,te..
..'' n.s u3 ~ i'a w., -, Wv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-13

tabliehei custom requires Catholic dignitary
upon coming intc adiocc3e 90 pay MS frat yint
O. tho Bishop. That the Lcgate was not -
observe this custom, but 10 ignore u,
WA hcii by thcm. u was said, e. bc
an tJsuN 90 Bishop Misger. II was
iuNmaicd that Important aud serious results
wouiI follow this Nisit of Mgr. SatOh. because
% tLo nntg. luisns aroused, an1 TINT power
iui H'cgct Influence was NJ work against him.
j. rct Vousc to these assertions u WAS said To-
day ai The university that Mgr. SaioN would
mako no statement tor publication. j. ia under
atoNt. however. that tho criticism upon Mgr. ~
to!I for tho violation 81 custom regarding
fsc precedence of visit. is uufoundcl.
Ihorc is good authority for tho statement
that ho 20 0rsl proposed g. spend sun
dHv with Bishop WifCtr ~ Seton Han. but
fhqt % subsequent Misunderstanding uccossi-
tafcd % change which viii tako ;hc LerRte 10 the
convent ot The fas,ioul-t fathr~' Ola that day
AMI O. ta'ncr U~lgarhon MONDAY. Tho Mon
rfuqt vii h' accompanied 20 Hoh1kcn to-mor-
r." ~ Dr. pourWou, % tho Catholic nivcf-
slty. Nho fo's o. fu.nl l0ng-staniing engage
wfn' o. ie-luro at the convc8t on the iith
instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-13
SENSATIONAL ENCOUNTER.
Two Prominent Baltlmoreans uniucldiy
Come to Blows.
IBv tcIeeraph % ihe Dispa,ch.l

BALTIMORE, ND. MAY l2.-M-. T. Edward
HAMILTON, q wcn-known banker and broker OF
this ci,y. and president oi tho Traction Com
pauy. ana Mr.. ". Irvine Cross, prominent rall-
rond lawyer had personal encounter tc-day III
the diniue-room Of the Merchants Club.
Tho Traction Company has case IN 'he
courts, Mir Cross being interested on the oiher
side. Nr. Cross and hr. llambi"ton mot IN tne
club-hou.e TN. aftornoon, and Mr. Hambeton
took Mr. cross 60 task for calling the case 10 trA
without giving lin proper notice. g,
'' Oh are bot entitled 90 any considcratIou'
retOrtol SIR. Cross aud Nr. Cross gave bis rcA-
s.us why be believed that such was the ease. .
There is not 3 HOrf of truth Ia what you Hlg'
Mr. Hambictcn responded. .,
Way III En1-k your heal on sail Ol'
Cross. n you talk 20 mo In tlat way
"You must fhiuk that Because I am nm oll
man nu not able o. 1oieni mysef,' answered
back Sir Hamb!cton. Ht thc same time turning
away from SIR. cross Gl1 entering the dining
room Ot the riIl. -
Nr. Hqmhletou took seat NJ table with
William II. MidienI n, Of the banking hrn ol
Niddeud0rf & Diver, aui Albert Marburg' "l
Narhurs B-othera Dinner Wa' orsered' anu
while The thrco gentlemen were waiting ~ ps
served Sir Gross entered tho dining-rOom anu
walked directly TO tEeir table.
in speaking io you Just nov, Nr. Cross sall
20 Mt Hamblctou. "l mado the mistake oi
thinking that was talking o. a gentleman.
81 uoycr made such mistake IN speaking 10
yOu. b" rcfOrfci My. llamblciOu hONy.
You're n H." sail Mr. Gross
Mr. Hamhctou Jumped from lis chair an ]
struck Mr. ross "a the fncc. Nj. cross maze
two ki-ks AZ Mr. lIamhletln, but only on"
reached that gentleman. Clfrniug hlm M mo
-touacr. The c1ml1taut5 wero imm"iintciy
separated aud Mr. Cross lett .hc dInlng-.oom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-13

The inferior zee. unit for .able u8r. soda-
water. or mixed drlnS-. wAicn 0, beng
offered on the streets d, any pucr - VIII
bring. IS not made by The CRYSTAL Ice Com
pauy nor by the same process. Crystal lce
/. the only lce manufactured ~ the city
exclusively from distilled c.ty water. made
from i've steam taken directly nom tho
boilers.
Cry,tal .ce Is for sale by I'D wagons ex-
copt those e the company aud tho follow
M dealers. u. j. DAly. \. +. MartIn. aud
William King.
The CRYSTAL lee Company has never be-
lougod - any combine. nor can u be
forced INTO our. lueirprIcos arr rho sauo
a, when thev commenced business IN i-N.
and never before have the peoplo of hlch-
mAud been furusheIlco tOr four successive
seasons AT as uniformly low prices. the
price for small quantities being less than
charged m Washington. Baltimore. New
York, or Chicago.
DR.. Hunter McGu.rc says: We requlro
IN most surgical operations perfectly 9ure
water. have alwA}- beon able o. obtain
n by melting the CRYSTAL zee. loar ioe -
pure and beautiful
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-13

Quickest Eastward Fassnge Across the
Atlantic Vet Made.

IRy Anglo-Amercsn callo to the Di-patrhl
QIctS~r)NN. May l2.-The u-w CIuard-Line
steamship Campluil. which sailed from New
York for Liverpool Nay G'h, arrived AZ Queens
town ~ hqlf.past o'c,ock this morning, having
rllIe Ia, passago from sandy HOOK % Queens
toxin no i've days. seventeen hours aGd furY-two
minutes. ithH quickest uar7lsc eastward vt
made by any steamer. The passengers 'heorei
enthusiastically up0u coming into ihe haIlor,
ana fno CROW NJ tne Camiur.u showed much
urllatlou oyor their victory.
The tampanip passed tho Paris. ~ the ln"-
rictu uur. Wtcn lUy miles cas- Il sandy Hook
ami iil u0t "ignt her ecain during tno voyage
fhn tIuarI Company taa mad" arrange
mrut4 - band tho passengers oi tur tampnulh
ou thc arrival u the steamer Tonight lhi- IA
unpreco irutei u the history VI transatlantic
trnNtl
Tie oTlce ot the company IS throueei with NJ
excited rroYl ot pe0pi" betting "u.tG'r ttr
passengers ~ ,he tHmpauia VIII bo landed in
Liverpool Lcflre or after tto passengers "a tao
Par.s Viii te Ian ieI in Southampton.
AL RECORDS BEATEN.
Ia'sr-The Campnnia landed her PASSENGERS
hero no 40 O'Clock ana thu- beat al previous
records She steamed from Queenstown Ia
Liverpool iu ten hours aud three minutes. or AT
fnr rate OF .2.tS knots nm hour. Tho 3Tiror-
OF the tampuuia cannot say enough iu prais" -
her engines sui hnr sca-goIus qualities. Tho
Cgu8rI Comrauy is receiving numerous tel.
grams Il cDu-rltIlaflNu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-13
TROUBLE IN SPAIN.
WITHDRAWAL OF REPUBLICAN, DEPU-
TIES FROM The CORTEZ.
4 Popular Demonstration in Their Honor
Put Down--But Thousand. Stili
Cheer for Republication.
rBy Anslo-Ame-can able 10 tho Di.pa,,h.l

by Anglo-Ame-ican cable 20 tho Di-pat,h.l
MADRID. May II. The C0rtez has finished
the ffty-fourth hour OF continuous sitting.
Members and Ministers are exhausted.
Many sleep halt the time and nre reused
by their colleagues only when vote .
taken.
This evening the discussion concernei "A
motion TO give the government free hand
TO settle the question OF municipal cleo
tons. 4 counter motion of Republicans
against leaving the govornmcnt free
handed IN the matter of municipal clec-
tIous Was rejected shortly alter < o'clock
by a vote of l26 70 a. The Republican
deputies then retired for a few minutes 10
the lObblcs to confer. leaving out tNo men
O. watch the government. ALMOST imme-
datcly after their departure tie men on
watch summoned them back IN all haste.
II was too late. however. Tho Original
hill pOSipoun- the election Ind already
been rushed through the House by the
Ministers.
THE REnUufICANS WITHDRAW.
The Republican members at once with
drew from the building. and A. thoy ap-
peared IN a BODY IA tue street they were
Choered repeatedly 10y n thlckCuiug crowd.
The news spread like magic, AMI before
the Republicans reached the republican
Club thousands were marching behind
them shouting. Long 1--we the rcpub-
he, " The balconies near the Republican
Club were throngei with mon and women.
who answered the cheers oi those bo.ow
a, the deputie, passed. The club was
fGed with Republicans. who at ohco
gathered IN conference 90 decide upon
their future line of acton.
rr,rfr ,t,r,.. .r plfrsr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-13
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
supple, for the Baptist Pastors Who Are
nj Nn,hvlllr-Other Item..


Nr. Ez"Eiol laWlno3lah. VINO mas l'uh1ri q
Christian school Tor boys ani girls ~ Antioch.
s,r,, yIi ,ty.. . ,Ii,i,ri a. .,rirffye le.fllfc ON
,. 80, g... ,,,,.,..
Ny''t' . .I'i' i'i' VI" '..Hf ~ -''' NO ''
bapIlsi 'hif I'D 90 NuNdhy N'EAI A' -. 40 g, ." "'
Al. !Aain '-lah comes 'u'vi -'l ny p'7. =, u =. =
t0h ana rms, ' ihi'ih.t'' '1I WIZ .ot,l @ ,- -
u'h- No i''' ',t'I ,.'h.l im' pI"t, "i,' & 'u
'-' ~. 80. .,. a. a., a. Mr
ii'''5 1'iiAi .A'' " '' % ''' '' '' '''' mn 90
ltE. , ,,..,,.
l'"'' H'. i.lI'.' iIi ,''.' "', t. TT ~ '''- ''.
'ohF'h hil"N' anu VII 100, h' I.ip' ",''.-'
morning ana evening ~ h'fHt N, wiz pio". li
~ tue De- lI'7t oi uuinu't Di }vIAs iA'n Oh
" Delthhei kturuian'r.
k'y. lr. 'hhrl-- u. h}4thi VIII ll,i'H A' I.'
Bn:t,n-ii~irhts bltu-t church sunday morn,
inE Al II O'Clock hrN. IT. VI. D. lLyNhts WI @
supply me p'"pl 'i ,h" "Fl " =. ~ -.ip
morning ert'4'e' ai'i I''' "''li t. 'A'''' wiz
pr .A'l ~ IN N,f'"'. ,.. rt,. p..5
nov UT. eil' tit' ,''u'i "i 'A ",' "..' "..''
VIII lrrI'n Ht ~ "AH'' ''..H ..1'ss np'',".,n M ,n'
'h4f'h HI'-l ",.i7 .i'u" ,'',''"t' a.
~. ii7'lf' Mr'' IL; T. "l''u.li' ,' ',' b..
h'h' pi' W - ''iN' l'''N' w. - - q
church, "iA Z" Io ic-- Oii- ~ aP'hA N,,'4dy
nlEhi 10 tur anniversary "' no lH'ns Nri =
f.r. ..H q. o. .H a I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-13
TWO NEGRO eOYS DROWNED.
4 Russian Pedler Kobs - Trunk of $50.
A Portinn EccuNeIad-Iscap

rCorresponienco of rho Richmond Displt,hI
WIsDs0H. s.. C., Nav 1.-Two negro toys,
aged respectively II ant L.. The sons # Roles
Alien, living iu the Cashie Nerk section 0t tho
county we're drowned 10 the Roanoke river yes
tcflay while fishing.
TIE Town Commissioners held their first a1-
uual meeting lss, night ami elected billy j..
Mitchell TOWN Constable. The salary attached
t1 he ollcc s $500 per year. So f"os.
& Euss.au p~iIer GA Tuesday night stayed no
tho house Of s Mr. BaLcmore. iu the Su1ke-bclt
section o; the county. The Iciler heard Mr.
B.zrmore SAY that his money amounting 10
atoIt SJs5 WAS iu "a trIu6 ul-sia.r-. After mo
pe1ilcr lot be- went % ect some 10 hi- money
oui 0f the trunk and found 70 broken open AMI
ratd. lie go a party Il men and went iu search
of tha Ioi!er, bat ne douiel having u, ana
refused o. let them search him. E1Znmuro
then 20. a seprrh warrant. but in tho Wcau-
while ths pciier went into the WJUi-. 80
money vas folui4on his person except $50.
They tracked tAs ku-.ihn through the woods aui
found 300 rou-rulnl In the hollow ot p tree.
wfh the opening stopped up Win pine straw
nnI wnil- the party w1s searching o." woods
ine pe1.er escaped AMI has no, been heard OF
since.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-13
YOUNG LADIES' TEA.PARTN.
They Welcome the Children First and
Then tho Grown Folks.

Tho ,ea-fsrty elyon at tho old ~pcu mansion.
on the com OF Third and Canal streets, yes
to-day by the S0ti-souih table of the Memorial
Bazaar. was . b ghiy-eujoyablo affair. The
d .uso was PRETTY decorated R4th Confederate
lag5 on its exterior. wnlis fhe rooms Tcre tasit-
Iuiiy arranged and trshty iu.mwct Yl'h
piano lamps. ! dozen Or more charming young
lldics served the visitors WITH refreshments.
From > o. \ =. N. the children were the holorsd
guests OF the party, lut after t1at hour un'h u
o'clock the ' grown peoVle lad charge
Of tie a-air. Qgrte handsome s'iu of
money was realized by thH enter ainment.
it now seems very probable irom the I'M
onicial reports II tho bazaar that the prJii- OF
the grra, fair Will reach considerably ogrr
52O,OOO and possibly "A high as $4,000.
Nearly all tho chgirmrn of mo various tables
have settled up their accounts AMI IA eyery
case their earnings appear % have been sever Al
hundred dOlais mO-o tnan had been nnt!'i-
patei.
The North Carolina AMI Maryland committees
he'd mcetingg yesterday, preparatory 10 sap-
mtfing their repOrts % tho general moetnS "
all the chaifmen. which Will De held Monday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-13
THE PRIZE DIVIDED.
BETWEEN OR. HAYS, OF OXFORD, AND
DIP. GlBBON, OF CHARLOTTE.
Death of Colonel Thomas. Former Chief
Of the Cherokces-Will Move to Ports
mouth-Raleigh's Bank statement.
rcorresponaenceof rho Richmond DIspatch.l

Correspondence Of mo Richmond Dispatch.l
RALEIGH, Y. C., May i2.-The physicians,
who IN such large numbers have been at
tending their annual convention. left for
home to-day. Tie committee divided the
800 prize offered by Or. ~ j. Pittman. of
Tarboro'. tor the best essay on medicine.
between DR.. J. NJ. Hays. Of Oxford, and
DR.. r. /. Glbbon, of Charlotte, The North
Carolina Medical journal offers prize OF
S2j for the best essay on the history Of
surgery n North Carolina. The meeting
was the best the society has ever held.
Marion Butler, the Third party leader.
spoke AZ Holly Springs, this county. TO-
day. he i the president OF the state NJ
lance and under that CLOAK IS dong
his work. Populist Ohio Wilson and
Others Of that following went out 70 the
speaking. Wilson was seen on the way
and was carrying "a largo national nag.
Butler Is very bitter towards the Demo-
crats. who hate him.
raIsED 4 CONFEDERATE INDIAN LEGION.
News reached here TO-DAY of the death
of Colonel ". II. Thomas, fatner-ln-law Of
A@s0ciate-Justice Avery, OF the supreme
Court. Colonel Thomas was for wears the
chlet Of the eastern band of CherokecS IN
North Carolina. and raised legion of
those Indians for the Confederate service.
Colonel Thomas was - years oi age and
was man of much information and had
held several prominent public positions.
He dIe1 IN tho Western Hospital at Nor
canton.
The fourteen gentlemen who are ON
plOyed IN the auditors department 81 the
Scaboarl Airline Will leave here on the
2Gth instant for Portsmouth. the new gene
raj heaGqulrters Of that system.
1uG worLu-BE DOCTORS.
TLo State Board of Medical Examiners to-
dav devoted itscfto examining the written
answers 90 the questions asked the eighty
applicants for physicians hcen5os. iach
applicant prepared three sets of papers.
Not over 30 per cont. VIII pass the very
rlrid examination.
fine bank statement made 10y the RALEIGH
banks TO-DAY shows over rl.20O,OuO ON de-
post subject 20 check. Another savings
bank is - he put into operation.
ASSIGNED.
L. J.. Tuck d Co.. general merchants
dom, business at BIG Rock Granville
county, aud also ~ Virginia, hayo a5-
signed.
Secretary-of-StgteO Octayius Coke isquite
5lcA az bis homo here.
REDUCTION or RATES.
Tho Railway Comm issIou issues an order
declaring the Norfolk aud Carolina and
the A.icmlre and Raleigh railways
30 he OF the same system as the Atlantic
Coast Line lor rather the Wilmington and
Weldon railway and providing for "a con-
scqUrut reduction of rates between points
! on those rold- and points on the Whining
ton and Weldon rond and any of ITS
branches. This settles q veXod question.
Ihe Wilmington and Weldon railway has
claimed thai the Norfolk and Carolina End
tho Albemarlc and Raleigh were separate
roads. The reduction ~ rates due 10 tho
commisslou's ruling viii be very cJnsiier-
able.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-13
SUDDEN DEATH BROOKLYN MAN
German Measles tpidemic-Mr y. Il.
whites Gold Mine Option Probated.

fC3rrespondenre ~ tue Rirhmont Dsuatch.l
HESpERsON. y. e., May l2.-Mr. Il. \. Briggs.
- Brooklyn. :. Y, died suddenly here last night
NJ tae re-idenco of Mr. g. e. Lamhwi,h' Of
Brighf's disease. Ilccame here several months
ago for his health. and had apparently go'tcu
ueariy wciL Yesterday he Wa ON the streets
laugiliug anI iOking with a@luaiutgnce-. II" cat
q Loarty -uppor aud retired To- hi- room ahout
O'Clock 10 read. When his wife returned irom
calling about 10 o'clock she found him on the
no0r dead and cold. Tho remains Will Do taken
20 Ncw York tO-tCorr0w.
A disease designated as German measles Is
epidemic here, particularly among the children.
Though exceedingly un omt0rtlple 10 u not cou-
slicroi dangerous.
Yesterday Juige II. Perry prohated the option
Of =. l.. White. ot Richmond. and others ou tho
eod-mine property of Dr. G. = Boyd aud j. +.
Taylor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-13

One Of the mos, famous hotels IN tho
United States. located IN the midst Of thus
popular watering Opens Tor tho
season juno 2lst under tho psrsoual o.
rectlon Of Mr. II. =. Clement, ot tho nrm
Of Clement d Cox. prOprctor,. Mr. Gle.
ment is 4 gentleman whose experience AMI
success IN the bus.ncas durus ipTm'r
Years IL r. guarantee for satisfactory
management.
The hotel accommodates 1000 peoplein
the best manner The ballroom is on" 81
the finest m Saratoga Sla,lc = supphot
dally. beng furnished by artist, VI
acknowledged celebrity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-13
Wyrdham u. Meredith, Address.

Asufi>r. Va. Nay l"-W yhinam n. More
aift ...sr t.-ni,ut il UIuclu-Nemouai chapel
h.re I-forc q public meeting ot The toriuish''y
CilbOf Ashland. % literary ana historical or-
glu.zit o..
lls subject was "C1onial Education In Viz
girln." ava tie address was listened to win
great interest hy tte largo ana cultivated aL-
len.r. lis nIlr--4 vas az ahlo one, aud he
showed excellent familiarity With r. subject hIt
seldom dciycI il.o ~ tle student of colonial
history
Alter tho meeting The club was entertained a'
pr. ID. G.. SCOTS homo 900 q most pleasant man
nor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-13
Private tllru-BoNes.

4 great many fre-allrm boxes are being
placed In private places VI business These arc
put up m stores, war houses. ana factories At tho
expense OF the per-ons desiring them. Superiu-
teudent Thompson, VINO has charge of tLls wuik
Is anxious that all concerns wishing tho private
boxes n their Establishments viii let him know
as )on as possible, as a number OF w.tcs arc
now being strung, and it would save mu,h extra
cost II these additional stations could De pa, Ia
with those that arc 20 DO erected