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The National tribune., 1893-04-06
Another French Crisis.

The members OF the French Cabinet resigned
on March 80. because the Chamber OF DEPUTIES
voted TO retain the liquor law amendment bill
as part of the budget. in spite of the fact that
the Government expressed itself SIS firmly op-
posed TO the amendment which increases the
burdens to the liquor trade. Tho Cabinet had
only held Office for IL weeks. and all the time
the enemies of the Government attempted to
overthrow it, The Panama scandal failed to
accomplish this result and the action of the
Champer of Deputies is regarded AS a great sur.
prise. On April President Carnot selected NJ.
Felix jules Meline to construct another Cabinet.
The selection Of Meline as Prime Minister is
Causing great establishment, and it is only a
question OF few days when this Cabinet will
be overthrown. II is regarded AS a makesbift
and is denounced by many prominent politi.
clans.
The National tribune., 1893-04-06

| that was so duly elected for the term begin
| ming March 4, 1893. and desire to be admitted
to seat in the Senate accordingly"
| The petition was referred to the Committee
| on Privileges and Elections.
The resolution declaring Lee Mantle entitled
to be admitted to a seat in the Senate from
| Montana was then taken up, and Mr. Turpie
made long constitutional argument in favor
| of the resolution. At the conclusion of Mr.
| Turpie's remarks the resolution went over
| without action, Mr.. Vest stating that he wished
| to be heard on the subject.
The Senate then went into Executive session.
| and when the doors were opened adjourned.
The following nominations were received by
| the Senate to-day:
James It. Meline, of the District of Column
bia, to be Assistant Treasurer of the United
| States, to succeed James w. Whelpley, resigned.
William Edmond Curtis, of New York, to be
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, to succeed
Genio VI. Lambertsop, resigned.
Charles S. Hamin, of Massachusetts,, to be
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, to succeed
John II. Gear, resigned.
James II. Eckes, of Illinois. to be Comptrol-
Ter of the Currency. to succeed a. Barton Hep
burn, resigned.
L. Stobo Farrow of South Carolina, to be
Second Auditor of the Treasury, to succeed Joab
n. Patterson, resigned.
John B. Brawley, of Pennsylvania, TO be
AuNiSOA va eho treasury iOI tUStOLlcb Dc-
psrtment, to succeed Thomas ID. Coulter, re.
signed.
James ]. Willie, of Florida, to be Deputy
Fifth Auditor of the Treasury, 10 succeed j.
Lee Tucker, resigned.
Henry w. Egnor, of New Jersey to be Col.
lector of Customs for the District of Newark
in the State of New Jersey, to succeed Ell H.
Reynolds, whose term of office has expired by
Limitation.
Dudley o. Watson, of Michigan, to be Col
lector of Customs for the District of Michigan,
in the State of Michigan, to succeed George w.
Mcbride, whose term of Office has expired by
limitation.
John Tracy, of New York, to be Supern-
tendent of Charities for the District of Column.
bia. vice Amos q. Warner, resigned.
The National tribune., 1893-04-06
The Advance of Cholera.

A dispatch from Vienna says that an ON In
Gus forward step has been taken by the dread
cd cholera, which has crossed the Russian
border and is ravsging Zalosce, market town
of Galca The authorities are making every
effort to check the disease but thus far in vain
and it is rapidly spreading. Three deaths
have occurred, aud many new cases were re-
ported to-day.
The contagion undoubtedly came from the
province Of Podolia, Russia, which carries on
an extensive trade with Galicia, and also with
Germany. An official report says $50 new
cases of cholera and so deaths are reported
every week in the stricken province.
The National tribune., 1893-04-06
Death of Col. Valiee.

The funeral of Lieut.. Col. Frank Vallee. sod
Pa, who died in Washington City on March
81, took place in Philadelphia Oh Monday, pril
3. Prior TO the war Col. Vallee was connected
with the State Fencibes, and he used the
greatest e1ertions in organizing the sd Pa for
the field, furnishing large proportion of the
officers and men for that regiment and being
commissioned Lieutenant-Coonel. He was dis
charged for disability in January, 1863. For
seven years past be has been an employe of the
Treasury Department in Washington. He was
well known in Grand Army circles at the Ma
tional Capital and at his home in Philadelphia.
The National tribune., 1893-04-06
Spain's Exhibit at Chicago.

SPANS exhibit for the Worlds Fair has
arrived at New York. The exhibit comprises
many paintings and relics intimately associated
with tho life and voyages of Columbus, one
painting alone being valued at $4,000, a
MurillO. There are besides about 40 cases of
paintings, all old masters.
notable feature of the exhibit will be the
native wines of Spain, of which there are over
400 cases. Some Of this wine goes back several
centuries in age. Then there are 10 cases of
artillery and other arms. Many of these guns
were used in the early great wars of Spain
Another feature is the china and earthen ware
exhibit, Of which 40 immense cases have
arrived.
The National tribune., 1893-04-06
Another Unsatisfactory Appointment.

Another of Mr.. Cleveland's appointments
has proved unsatisfactory. A dispatch from In
dianapolis announces that Joseph E. Bower,
who was appointed Postmaster at New Wash.
ington, Ind, on Representative Jason Browns
recommendation, has served term in the
State prison for sheep stealing. The prison
records show the following: Joseph E. Bower
was sentenced to serve two years for grand
larceny, the sentence being imposed in the
Floyd Circuit Court. he was received at tho
prison april q, 1871, and was released on ex.
piration OF the sentence. March 16, 1873. He
is described as having "blue eyes. fair COM
pleKion, Incorporate, married, no education"
The National tribune., 1893-04-06
Russo-British Entente,

The st. Petersburg correspondent of the
London Times says: 1.-The Russian Government
has proposed, as temporary arrangement
with Great Britain in the Boring Sea matter, a
10 mile limit of the mainland coast and 30
miles of the Commander and Robin Islands.
The Russian authorities declare that the
takings of The captured British sealers CON-
prised % per cent females, three per cent.
males. and five per cent. doubtful.
Russia complains that the dispute between
Great Britain and the United States has driven
alt the foreign sealers to the Russian side of the
Boring Sea, thus causing decrease of the Rus.
sian tomfany's catch from 10000, In 1891, to
2G,000, In 1892
The National tribune., 1893-04-06
Crazed by the Hight.

Robert Gedney attempted to throw a man
from the top of the Great Northern in Chicago,
March 81, while in fit of insanity. Inme.
diately after the attempt Gedney was confined
to his room where he will be kept until his
father, who is in Omaha, Neb, will arrive in
the city to take charge Of him. The manager
OF the Great Northern Hotel says that the
temporary insanity of Gedney was caused by
the unusual altitude and the surroundings.
The National tribune., 1893-04-06
The TEMPORAL Power.

The Nene Freie PreSse, Of Vienna, states that
last year the Irish Bishops in the presence of
their American colleagues asked the Pope
frankly why he did not rcnounce the temporal
power and give up the fiction Of his captivity,
and Leo replied evasvely, 1t would not be
seemiy for me to do So"
The NeGe Ffeie Presse protests against The
Pope expecting the Catholics of the world to
take up arms against Italy when not a single
Italian Cardinal believes the restoration of the
temporal power possible.
The National tribune., 1893-04-06
Showing One Reason Why Woman Should Want Newspaper
BY EvERARD JACK APPLETON.
JOSIAH AND SON.

! SANK YEARLY into
his chair, and ran
his hand slowly over
his fast-incre asing
bald-spot. He was
neatly dressed-as
neatly as he could
on the small salary
he was allowed by
the Old Man (who
was known as the
proprietor of the San
70 oufcilarsl-hut
The National tribune., 1893-04-06
MONDAY. APRIL 3.

In the Senate this morning Mr.. Hoar rose TO
eqnestion of the highest privilege and asked
eonsent to present the petition Of Dir. Ady,
praying TO be admitted to q scat in tie Senate
from the State of Kansas The petition reads:
hereby claim that Hon. John Martin was
nsver duly elected Senator from Kansas aud
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21

A LLEGHANY SPRIiN GS, VA,
IA OPENS JUNE 1sT.-The greatest dyspepsia
water ever discovered, endorsed by the State
Medical Society, AMI tho most popular summer
resor, IN the uountnins OF fIrglnia. AccOmmo-
Fine walks and drives: good livery Brass and
string band. Post. telegraph. and express
Offices Write for circular AMI rates.
my2S-im c. A. COLHOUN, Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21

~ tho prfsoner appears 70 have done soma
mean trick wherever hc won't u did uot take the
officers long 70 get on the trail Tho evidence
given yesterday showed. however, that the posi-
ton OF the room vas such that some one else
Cruichnsld was compelled 90 dismiss tho case:
He required $500 security OF tbs prisoner, anu
~ the latter was unable 70 furnish THIS ne was
sent TO jail for twelve months ,,.
The police OF West Virginia SAT that Mc'v,mc
10 q negro, bat his features, which are pau,
marked frcm smallpox, certainly indicate .ne'
the purest Caucasian blood nows IN hw ve'ns'
Al any rate, he Ia q very bad character " ths ~,
formation obtained By omcer sonn a. I'm.
counts for ausht. and years so|oufn IN P'"o"
will be decidedly beneficial 70 his morn. ,s
Richmond Clarke Vas sent on 70 VIZ s.au"
Jury for stealing ono lot Of clothes vauso Nv WV
the property OF Thomas Jefferson.
Orange Lewis, negro who appears 10 nave
acquired the aourness OF lomon, was cnn.kcu
with hosting and wonndlng his spouse, %ay
with a stIck. The Justice quickly convinced
Orange that marriage was a failure by taxing
him 10 the tune OF $50 and costs.
r. C. Poster and N. G, Guy, the shectcar
fnoforman and conductor whose arrest wns f.-
ported In the DisPArcB, were chatseu WIN
assautins and boating sater JONES SVo'u.s ,iv
The evidence showed that the inen wero greatly
Aggravated by tho negro. and the Justice dis-
Tne case Of Mary Davis, charged with stealing
n pocket-book valaed at 81 from Belle mVntoo'
was dismissed. an ...,,.o, chs
financial secretary OF the local Cigarinakers
Tnion. No. l33. who IL charged with einDe szIne
s1.5U from the organization was ca.ou, ,, ~.
Attorney Justice CD ,hneld decided to postpone
Inc examination until Jnly 2ist' ,.,
Richard Hart the negro charged with cutting
and woanding George Watkins with intent W
Kill, vas discharged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21
The CHANCERY COURT.
4 Supposed VIII Turns Up-Estate OF Mr.
W. Scott Darlington.

About q year ago Thomas Nelson, colorcd
blacksmith OF this city, was stricken with paraly-
STA suJ died before regalning entire conscious
ness lie lief: 40 estate valued at about $1,000.
but no will. It Was supposed. ana sun was
brought N the Chancery Court TO SET hsido
dover 10 his widow and partition the rest OF ms
estate among his hoirs at law, no having no
children. Recently. however. his WHO iolnd gu
old blank book that had belonged 30 the de-
ceased, and IN tho centre ot one OK rs pages was
written the following: 81 want my WHO anna
10 have the hues an lot In which live Gil inc
furniuo an property had wish her 70 holn
for hrrfcL lhOhFsoN NhhpN.
Yesterday morning Messre. Allan and Parrish,
after having notified Hon. II. n. Marshall ana
W. f. Mirkham. counsel for tho heirs nj law
apnearcd IN the Cbanrory Court and onered the
paper In question as the last will and testament
OF said Nelson Tor probate. stating that thoy
were prepared with witnesses 10 prove that IL was
wholly In the handwriting OF the deceased. The
paper was carefully examined by Judge
Lamb and copy furnished opposing counsel;
AMI Il was agreed to lot the matter reSt until
tho heirs at law could be conferred with ana the
course Of procedure determined upon, when ~
WIS Intimaied would take about ten days
Mrs. Pocqhontas b. 1urpin qualified as ad-
ministratrix on the estate Of W. A. Iurpln.
EureneJ CarrinCton ialiecd as executor OF
.he viii OF w. Scott Darlington. The estate is
yaluel at $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21
a "Jew-Bai,er ittempts Suicide.

fBy Anglo-American cable 10 inc Dispatch.l
BgRLIS, June 20.-iIerr Paasch, who made
bimsclf notorious by his agitation against tho
Hebrews and who was sentenced TO nftcen
months Imprisonment for libellng Chancellor
Won Caprivi, Herr Won Brandt, formerly Ger
man Minister 10 China, and others. recently ap-
poaied against the sentence imposed upon him.
The appeal was to have been heard to-day, but
when the case was called IL was adjourned Ii
was stated 70 tho court that few days ago
Paasch. who wss in prison, hsd attempted
to commit suicide by opening an artery in
bis wrist. lie WAS detected, and It was found
that the injuries he had inflicted upon himself
were not serious. There is some doubt rs 70 the
prisoners mental condition, and II was ordered
10y tho Court that he be transferred TO an asylum
and close watch put upon him. Paasch had
made himself specially obnoxious 70 theg oyern-
ment by the attacks he had made upon promi-
nent officials, whom he accused OF showing a
leaning toward the Jews. lie made a partlcu-
larry yirulent attack upon the Prussian Minister
OF Justice whom he accused OF intimacy with q
VIGOROUSLY immoral woman. This charge. no
admitted on his trial. was without the slightest
fouriafiOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21
Louisiana Duet Averted.

NEW ORLEANS, June 20.-A few days ago John
c. Wickhitc, louisiana commissioner 10 the
Worlds Far. left Chicago for Now Orleans, and
IL was supposed that he came home for tho pur-
pose or getting Governor Foster to settle GER
tain disputes among the Louisiana commission
ers. IL developed yesterday that his object was
TO fight a duel with n country editor. IL appears
that Middleton Glaise, OF tho Bunkie BLADE, a
paper published In Avoyelles parish, wrote
something TO which the Colonel took exception,
and a refusal TO retract resulted in a challenge
and the completion Of arrangements for duel
10 DO fought with shotguns loaded with buck
shot at fifteen PAGES. Sunday evening Colonel
Wickliile arrived and Immediately Loft Tor Bun
ke, accompanied by Hon. T.. A. OSulivan, City
Attorney, who acted "a his friend. lcsterday
the friends OF botn parties got together and an
amcable settlement was the result.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21
BY Sutton & Co,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
1914 Main street.
NRUSTEES' AUCTION SALE OF

TI'hUSIEEO AUCllON .ShIE VI
Il TWO LOTS ON THE SOUTH SIDE or
MARSHALL BETWEEN THIkrY-SECOND
AND THIHTY-THIRD STREETS. WITH SOME
FRAME BUILDINGS THEREON.-By virtCe OF
IA certain deed Of trust from Eenora l.. Norman
and John j. Norman Jr., her husband, 20 tho
undersigned trustees, dated January 80, 1892,
and OF record ia the Clerks Office Of the kicn-
mond Chancery Court, Decd Book lab &, page
20, default having been made IN the payment
of a portion Of the debt secured thereby,
and having been directed so 90 DO by tho
Board OF Directors Of the Old Dominion Build
ing and Loan Association, We shall proceed 10
sell at public auction, upon the premises. Oh
THURSDAY. JUNE %. 1898,
at o'clock p. ~. the PROPERTY described
"a above. The lots front 33 feet each on tho
south side OF Marshall street AID run back be-
tween parallel lines lG5 feet.
TERMS Cash as 10 expenses Of salo, some
taxes which are past due, and the sum OF ss64j,
u credit as 10 81 monthly instalrnents of slI.05
without interest, the first instalment 70 become
due on Juno 20, 1893, and the other install
ments on the 18th day OF each succeeding
month; the balance upon terms to be announced
at the hour Of sale. JOHN Is. PURCELL,
JOHN $. Elicit
FRANK 4. SUTTON.
Trustees Old Dominion Building and Loan As
ISOLATION. el7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21
Prizes sin Nils. War.en's school.

Tho closing exercises OF Miss NJ. Z. Warrens
school TOOK place Thursday. Juno IL. 1893, at
her residence No. I north Third street. Tho
first prize 20 'holarship was awarded TO liam
nion NJ. Baskcryili; second prize for scholar
ship, Thomas W. Brockenbroneh; penmanship,
lewis W. Blair; Attendance, T. w. Brocken-
brOugh. For attaining TN average above 10,
blus ribbon certificates were awarded
TO II. NJ. Baskoryiu 4. w. Brock
enbrough, and l.. W. Blair For all average
above 50. red-ribbOn certificates TO X. n. lsr-
brough, W. uin Urluhart, W. q. Hayes, LennOx
B. 1urnbull. {. Irving Blair, and J. ". Bintord.
For an average above so, white-l ibbon ceftln-
Gates 20 Donald Blair, Pleas. Conquest, G. Gill
mor Minor. Philip II. Bagby. Ellison Harvey, and
4. Z. Bryan.
In the primary department the prize for
schosr,hp was won by l. X. Mason, Jr.; ier
department, by Wexford peterborough
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21
THE STATEMENT or ORleR.
It Is in the Governors Hands. and VIII
Not BE Made Public.

As has boen stated In correspondence from
Eqst,ilie. the confession or statement Of George
Dfier who was executed at that place on tues
day last for murder. il in the hands OF the Gov
ornor. Indeed, Governor Mckinney has ha1 inns
paper for some time. IL was sent TO him az me
bnss Of petition cor the pardon OF Drier or the
Communication OF HIS sentence and IN u Dfler
claimed that there we're implicated IN his crime
several others. whom he named. The GOV-
crnOr communicated Its contents TO tho
commonwealth Attorney Of northampton, In
order that no might take such action AS in his
Judgment was demnnded. That official alter
thorough Investigation. reported tnat the per-
Sons DIicr sought TO mphcato were reputabo
citizens, that thore wA- not the slightest ground
for suspoctng them Of beiEg connected with tho
murder. ani that tho ColdomDei mans charges
were either wild rawlings or were dictated by pure
malice. The Governor therefore declined to In
terfere In the case.
speaking Of tho matter Yesterday the Gov
crnor sail that tho confession or statement OF
Dficr would, Of course, not be made public, AMI
tina. tho uames Of the persons he mentioned
would not be divulgei. Although, no added,
there Was no question OF their innocence. II
their names were made known malicious per-
soas ght in future cast a slur upon them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21
Rev. Mr.. Goodwyu coming to 81. JOHNS

Rev. Robert a. Goodwin, who on Monday
night. ns reported In the DISPATCH Of yesterday,
rendered his sisnatiOn "a rector OF 81. John =
church, Petersburg. has accepted tho cali ex-
tended him by tue congregation OF ST. John
church this city. The committee received a let
ter from him yesterday in which he announced
his acceptance aud stated that he would assume
the duties OF the charge September 10Th. His
resignation Of the Petersburg passionate takes
effect June 30th, but he Will take few weeks
rest before coming 10 Richmond.
MIR. GOODWIN IN coming 30 nj sioric St. John 8
church succeeds Rev. Lewis w. Burton, who has
done great work and leaves the field IN mo
condition, Mr.. Burton leaves ~. Johns July
10Th and Will begin his past0rate IN Louisville
about SIX weeks later. The wardens Will soon
arrange fOr a supply from tue time OF his de-
parture 10 the coming OF Sir. Goodwin.
~. Johns new rector is about Al years Old
and has wife ana Eve children. He Is the
man OF all others for the place and the congre-
gatlon arc delighted that he Is coming.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21

Old papers for sale OF Is cents . hundred
1t DxyAycz Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21
Edwin Booths VIII.

10y tciphihpu w tho biSpdb'n'l
NEW YORK, June 20--The will OF Edwin Poo,h
was filed to-day. Mr.. Booth leaves the bulk OF
his property 10 his daughter, Eiwina Booth
Grossman. The value Of The personal estate is
estimated NJ 100000. lie gives his brother,
Joseph A. Booth, $4,000: his niece, Mary Booth
Douglass, $4,000, and other nicces and
nephews, $4,000 each: his cousins, Charlotte
Mitchell Baltman and Robert Mitchell, OF North
Carolina, each $4,000, and several friends
$4,000 and $4,000 each. The Actors Fund
and other actors societies receive $4,000 each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21
Citv CircuttCourt.

The following suits were insiitutei IN tao City
Circuit Court yesterday:
n. \. Catl,n against W. w. Redd for $500.
II. y. White against }. w. Williams for $500.
Il. l.. Christian y co. against j. n. Wood for
5000.
In tho case Of Edward G. Jones against Joseph
q. Philips Judgment was rendered for plaintiff
for ego.
In the case Of Catherine Dooley. &C., against
tho Supreme Sitting Order OF Iron Halt tue jury
found Tor the plaintiff IN the sum Of $500.
In The case OF j. 1. Capston against A. l.. Will
kiuson, Sr., &C. the time iot filing bill OF excep-
lions was extended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21
ASSIGNMENT OF ISAAC HELD.
Deed FILED by This Broad-Street Mer-
chant-LiRbiIities 91O. 400.

Deed Itled by ms brOau-Ntreet ncT-
chant-LiabiIities $4,000.
A decd OF assignment from Isaac Held 10
Jonas Marcuse has been recorded in the Clerks
Office OF tho Chancery Court. The deed conveys
all OF the dry goods. notions, open accounts. etc.
In tho store No. 600 cast Broad street, lately
occupied by Mr.. Held, and provides that tho
trustee shall take Immediate possession OF the
property and proceed at once TO dispose OF II
10 the best advantage.
The nrst-class creditors are: Amelia Heller,
$1,000; Cnarlos Held, 93Jl46; city Bank.
holder. or jeanette Lihenieid, endoreer Of
uatos, agEregatins St,l0O; First National
Bunk, holder. or jeanette Lllenield, endorser
S43327; 1haihimer Brother, holders, or
Jeanette Lilienfcld. end0rser, S2i6; X. h. field
haus. 500; Julius Straus IL son, $40; Samuel
Bnchracn. sIH.3j
The secOnd-ciass creditors are 20 DO paid In
fun II the residue - sufficient; IL not pro rata.
They are Is. Naeelsman, 5000; jeanette Lilien-
ned. $1,000
Should there be any funds left after paying
the above they are To- lie pad pro rata 9mong
the rest Of the creditors. The liabilities are
placed at $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21
@SlVllIs HELD ON SUSPICION.
no Positive Esidencs. but the Justice Re.
quires sacurity-Othsr Canes

Oh. ~ o0nhnaed case Of Harry Melville, tho
49, .asoAi Who WAS recently arrested near
.,ssi news % warrant charging him with
csn,n ~ w "a currency aud gold watch and
yos,i,s S1aa AZ. SHAW stewart, cane 40 Tor in
bat osiny ~'oie tho foiice Court yesterday.
crook va a., VIC iack o. proper evidence tho
ss,s, us sls charged sas m;nit,ea ,n This ~,
near the c,','as ago NJ Dsviss iodgin hour .,
sgeSar,. va, axe as1 OHIO depot whore Mr.
VITA sel,,,,a" ',sA Chicago, was pus IN roonl
ktewaf, Eos ~ bext morning whsn Mr.
Tas ,s,,.. we articles mentioned above.
"Ss nosiasd Of NE theft. ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21
Solid Savings Bank.

fBy telegraph TO the Dispatoh.l
WILMISGTOS. y. c., juno Goat meeting OF
tho Executive Committee Of the Wilmington
Savings and Trust Company held here to-day II
was decided that beginning June 2Stn next de-
positors desiring 10 withdraw their deposits from
the bank will be paid In full.
"a. Walters, vice-president OF the company,
received the following telegram to-day:
" ia fm0re, Nd, June 20.-Draw on Us al eight
for 100000 or any part thereof II required for
your Savings and Trust Company.
lSignedJ Nv. T. WALTERS,
"B, f. NEWCOMER"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21
Came Orer with the Infantn.

Captain z. Cessinie, who has been sightsse-
inc IN licamond Tor several days, left for the
with superintendent Lynr. OF the poni,eniiary.
Captain cassinio has charge OF the British
Yacht Allerta, which came over from Spain TO
Havana With the Infanta. lie Is mem
Der oil the British navy, most agreeable COM
pon'cn. aud as ".olly tar as ever ploughed the
water"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21

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