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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-03

come up. Captain J. Thompson Brown.
camp ca " on the SrIiIsery Service"
Rev. Or. Tudor having returned 70 ne
city, viii preach at BrVa siis fHJ HIs
subject at night will be Would God
Had Died for Thee" DR.. Tudor had a
delightful time in Macon. Ga. where, NJ
delivered the address before the Wes-
leyan Female College.
To-day at o'clock, at the Park Place
Methodist church. the Rev. Preston NASH
will make an address to young people.
This win be the regular Tyson mees ,,r'
for young people. All interested are sol
daily invited The doors viii be og1 s,i
at o'clock and closed when the TAIN
begins.
A white boy seventeen years Ola, nai. a,,t
Allen Scott, was arrested by o. 1r,rst
Howard yesterday and lodged IN .he io i
lot of goods from a hardware store VI,
east Main street He Will De sise"x IL
hearing I'm the Police Court Monady. a. g.,
was bailed by Magistrate +. I. Fiefce III
the sum of 500.
Next Tuesday evening at O'Clock, AT
the Church of the Covenant, on harrison
street, corner OF Park avenue, G Tllso
tian Endeayor rally will be hdd, mere
will be an address by Rev. j. Gavin
Stewart, pastor OF the church; interest
ing reports from the various tnrlstIah
Endeavor Societies In this city ana Man
chester. and some facts about the inter
national Christian Endeavor convention
at Cleveland. OHIO. next month.
II. NJ Caylerpof NobIesyille, l., aide
de-camp on the staff Of the Commander
in-ChIef OF the Grand Army OF the Repub-
lie. and his wife. Past Department presi-
dent Women's Relief Corps, of Indiana,
has been in the city stopping at Ford's
Hotel since "Wednesday. They left for
home Yesterday! 2:2o, via the Chesapeake
and Ohio. While here they visited the
National Cemetery, near the city, and
spent Friday al Old Point. They remained
in the city Wednesday to witness the
parade and unyeiiing ceremonies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-03

There will soon be a lot Of pictures in
the display window Of Fosters Art Gal
lery on Ninth street that VIII attract
more than passing attention.
The sweet girl graduates Of the Wo-
mans College OF Virginia. or more ia
miliarly known as the Richmond Female
Institute, have engagements with Mr.
Foster to have their pictures taken to-
morrow in their graduating gowns ard
mortaT-bo;sds. The collection will make
a lovely display and will be well worth
anyone's while 10 walk a few squares to
see II.
In strong contrast to these sweet girl
graduates will be a good group picture
of the brawny and popular Richmond
baseball club.
Then. besides this. there viii be a group
Of the famous Stonewall Band. Of Staun-
ton. 1t is quite a compliment to Mr.. Fos-
ter that he should be selected TO take this
picture as there are several good pho
tographers among the members OF the
band
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-03

p. q. Mayneld, 4: Company ID, Sergeant
George NJ Wilson 81 Company II. Ser
geans c. c. cortiandt, q: Company F.
Sergeant Robert Masurier, s; non.com-
missioned stan, Sergeant ". V. y. Moore.
30: hospital corps. Sergeant Hugh Cardo-
"a. 5.
Another very interesting feature Is the
shooting match for the gold medal Offer
ed by the Walker Light Guards for the
highest number OF points out OF a pos
sible fifty In ten rounds At present there
II tie at &c between Capt. Cunningham.
Col Phillips. and Messrs. VIM and Base
Ter
II has been decided 10 keep the bazaar
open for another week, and ample op-
portunity VIII therefore be given 10 the
numerous friends Of the regiment 10 CON
tribute their share to the uniform iuho'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-03
Cnllere Commencement.

The Times is In receipt Of the follow
ing invitation: .-..t.. o. ~, -
''The Philologfan and Mu Sigma Rho
Literary societies. OF Richmona Conese,
reouest the pleasure Of your company at
the commencement exercises, June 10
and 49, 1894. ,o..
Programme. Monday evening June 18th.
Salutatory c. w. Dunstan, Nirginia.
Mn Sigma Rho Society. j. ii. Franklin.
Valedictory. II. w. Provence, virginia
Tuesday evening. June 18th. President
Wyndham r. Meredith. Virginia. ora
tor. Robert j. Burdette. Pennsylvania;
Committeeman. Philologian, j. S1llade
Virginia, chairman; j. f. Hixson, Tennes-
see: w. r. Flanagan. Virginia: G: II.
Cole Maryland; C. r. Moses. Virginia !;
N. j. Hoover. Virginia, Mu Sigma Rho
Virginia: +. A. Jones, Texas; i. w.
Wood. Tennessee; w. w. Trice, Ken
lucky; w. +. Long, Pennsylvania
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-03
Presented \ In a silver Service.

Mr.. John A. McGary, superintendent of
the horseshoe department OF the Old
dominion Iron and Nail Works. having
accepted position in the far West, was
rendered quite a surprise yesterday after
noon by the employees of the horseshoe
department
just before leaving he was presented
with a beautiful silver water service as a
token of the high esteem in which he Is
held by, those under him. Mr.. George
Morris presented the service which was
accepted In a short and fitting speech by
Mr.. McGary. Mr. McGary, during his ser
vice with the Old Dominion Company and
his sojourn in Richmond, has made many
friends by his kindness and thoughtful
ness, and ne leaves with the best wishes
of all for success in his new field.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-03
UenricO Notes.

The Henrico School Teachers Associa-
ton met in regular monthly meeting at
the county courthouse yesterday morning
The attendance was very large. The ses-
sion was held in the room of the County
Court. After an address by Superinten-
dent j. X. Russell refreshments were
much enjoyed, and Mr.. RUSSELL thanked
for his courtesy.
James Robinson was committed TO the
Henrico county Jail yesterday by Squire
Vincent on charge Of striking John
Brown with a stone He could not give
bail. The case will be heard next Mon
day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-03
The TOAI Climbs Jnunt.

4 number OF the members OF the Y. NJ.
c. A. Boat Club took quite an excursion
down the James on the 3Oth ultimo. visit
ing the monitors. Warwick Park. Falling
creek and DreWry's Bluff. The day was
spent in fishing, target practice and gym
nastic sports. The oarsmen OF the sew
eral boats had some very exciting races
during the day. which gave them goctI
appetites for the ample lunch provided
Among the party were Messrs. a. Sidney
Burruss. George Il. wilkes. Ben. Hers
man. John Gibson. Jr.. n. ID. Bates. Cen
net Burruss and Dorsey Mountcastle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-03

Here are a few.
ductions. g.
10 or y piecat al.
GIN GIN CHAINS reduced h ~
Several pieces ~
i3S c. Sai'een roll,el
10 iOkc. ~
go yards OF beapt,f.
Il G /eUhYr ana
tice Gingh ms M.
CHI icest colorings =,
l5c. worth ioc to.l,,
and last season "a
for 2ic. per yarf ga
Wide Unbleach "a,
ton. &C..
Excellent Yarl.W4,
Tabl ach o. ma
Sill better rnl,e,,i
Cotton AZ SIC
10 doz n Turkev.R,s
NApk ins b..
sbopworn. refuoeI
from tL2j, - end -,
10 i9c. per dozen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-03

From a private letter from Boston re-
ceived by a gentleman in this city the
news comes that Miss Mayme Leahy, Of
this city. who has been in that city for
the past six weeks. is regarded by the
professor OF elocution as the most talented
pupil in that institution.
She was on Monday evening honored
with two numbers on a programme by
the select scholars. She was encOred
four times and created a most favorable
impression.
Her instructors predict for her a bril-
liant future
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-03
80 n the Ranks"

Editor Times The position Of honor in
our great parade was in the ranks.
Tempting staff appointments were de-
clined by many who have become promi-
nent in civil lie since the war The glory
Of yelling and chatting old comrades. re-
viving old army anecdotes old names.
and incidents was too good to be lost II
the the mounted marshals got all the
prominence, the boys in the ranks got
ALI the fun. Old friends from Philadel-
phia. Baltimore, and Washington braved
the rain to touch the arms OF old COM
rades of the Rapidan. l..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-03
Officers Elected

The following are the officers chosen at
the meeting OF Temple Lodge, No. 9, Fri.
day night; j. X. Charleston, Worshipful
Master; A. Il. Abernethy, Senior Warden
w. o. Warthen, Junior Warden; G. a.
Spence, Treasurer; w. +. Turner Secre-
tary; =. III. Grundy. Senior Deacon; w
michael, CHAPLAIN: ID. y. Collins. ,Tiler:
William Krause, Steward. Reuben Bur
ton. C. G. Woodward. G. c. Shaw. Roger
Atkinson. w. II. Graham. Stewards Com
miftfp
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-03

We have the best
Linen Injecting ut Al
thai has ever been ON
our counters.
A full line of Cotton
6 Greetings AZ low
prices.
q old. Medium Blue.
Navy Zine. Dark Green
anil Brown Pacific
Lawn at &C.. worth
zoe. aud sold for that
at all other stores.
Good Cassimeres for
bows and men At &c.
per ward. worth 37I+r
Hol-'ein (VaD CASH
meres a. SOC. guarsn-
teed 10 he equal 10 the
regular Use. CASH
meres
our Towel stock is
very complete. Forty
different kinds of PC.
Towels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-03
The Tyson NeeiInr

AT the Tyson meeting for young peo-
pie. TO be held this afternoon al the
Park Place Methodist church at p. NJ.
the Rev.. Preston Nash pastor of Christ
Episcopal church, viii speak. These
meetings are invaribly interesting and
profitable. This is evidenced by the large
number Of boys and girls who attend
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-03
WHEN WORK WILL BEGIN
pUxcu<yERs OF THE VIRGINIA AND
cxROLryA MEAN BUSINESS.
rhcv nrs said 10 be Backed by Wealthy
New York Capitaiists-Oficers TO DO
Elected by tho New Council.

| PETERSBURG, VA. June Especial.
As stated in these dispatches, the Com
| mon Council last night accepted the pro-
| position of the New York and Phladel-
| phia parties for the purchase Of the Viz
ginia and Carolina railroad. Among the
gentlemen interested in the purchase OF
the road are Gen. w. G. Dacey and Mr..
James II. McCreedy. Of New York.
l saw both OF these gentlemen to-day
and asked them when they proposed to
begin work on the road. They said they
did not wish to make any idle talk about
the matter. but that they meant business.
and as soon as they could they would
give me all Information on the subject.
The gentlemen who are interested I'm
the scheme Of building this road are said
to be backed by some OF the wealthiest
capitalists Of New York and Phjladel-
phia.
NRW SECOND Baptist CHURCH.
The congregation of the Second Baptist
church Will worship for the first time
tomorrow in their new church on the
corner OF Sycamore and Oak streets. In
the morning at o'clock the sabbath
school Will meet and be reorganized; at
IL o'clock Rev. A. j. Fristoe. the pastor.
second anniversary Of his spastorate. and
there will be a roil-call OF the member
ship. In the AFTERNOON at sbsoclock Rev.
j. IL. Hutson will preach. Al night the
pulpit Will be occupied Dy0iiey DR.. VI.
Il. Wharton, Of Norfolk.
The receipts OF cotton al this port for
the past week were Isl bales. The re-
ceipts OF tobacco at the different ware
houses for the week were ga hogsheads;
sales of loose tobacco. 22i. 3i5 pounds.
A few days ago MuScoe Jones and isaac
Graves two negroes. had n fight in Prince
George county. Graves was getting the
best of the fight, when another negro,
named Junius Cotton, struck Graves with
on oar. inhicting injuries which IL is
thought will prove fatal. Graves has
been unconscious ever since ne was
struck. Cotton has skipped for parts I'M
known.
Professor Harrison. of Richmond COL
lege will preach at the First Baptist
church tomorrow morning.
ChiSf Engineer Il. V. Farley was taken
out for a drive this morning. His wounds
have nearly all healed. but he has not
yet been able TO recognize any one
DEMOCRATIC couScILMEN.
II is understood that the Democratic
members of the Common Council viii
hold caucus on the evening Of the 18th
instant TO nominate the different city
officers to be elected at the meeting or
the Council on July LIST next. There are
great many candidates for office especial
ly for places on the police corps. There
is said to be one applicant for Chief ot
Police I'm opposition to the present chief
three for lieutenant and one or two for
sergeant.
THE PARRISH DAMAGE SUIT.
The suit OF Parrshs administrators
against the Surry. Sussex and Southamp-
ton Railroad Company for $4,000 dam
ages was called in the Circuit Court 81
Surry yesterday. A juror was drawn and
the case removed to the Circuit Court 81
Petersburg 1T VIII be heard next Thurs
day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-03
A Week at The Seashore

The Retreat for the Sick will give n
chaperoned excursion to Virginia Beach on
Monday, the 18th of June Round-trin
ticket. including seven days board. FOR
Sl2. Special rates for children and nurses
For further information apply TO the
Retreat for the Sick. sl9 north Twelfth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-03
Ark 1ariners Meet.

The Ark Mari9srs, NIL hold an i'm
portant meeting ~ 81. Alhans' Han to-
morrow night The. ARK degree is one
OF the Oldest in Masonry, and In the
course or few years II Will be as widely
in Great Britain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-03
q. 7. A. Directors.

A regular meeting Of the board Of
directors of Virginia Division, r. Z. A,
was held in their rooms in the Chamber
Of Commerce building last evening. The
following members were present:
ders, LIST vice-president; r. W Spilman.
I'd vice-president Jos. Wallerstein, j. J.
Guthrie J. s. Lathruno. c. V. Clash,
secretary pro tenn.
The chairman OF the railroad committee
submitted the following letter, which
was the result of the urgent and persls-
tent appeal on the part of the Virginia
Division. T. +. A.. and they have thus
secured this reasonable demand, which
means the saving of many thousands of
dollars TO Richmond and Virginia travel
inc man I'm papprol.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-03
Reunion OF Old Students

reunion OF all the old students Of RAN
dolph- Macon College is called Tor o. a
approaching commencement. June e0-g1
transportation lines are Offering reduced
rates. Correspond with j. L. Wamsley'
Ashland. Va. "''''e''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-03

Silver Buckles. 25, 80. and ,oc. New design,
just received
Sterling silver Hair Pins sc
Silver Scarf Pins 10 70 25c
Silver and Gilt Hair Pins Q. n. and PC
Silver and Gilt Studs. ! aud Dc
New line Of Gilt and Silver Cua and Col A.
Sets. IS and SOC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-03

I aides Black Silk
Mitts. i2lfc. per pair.
BETTER Black SILK
Niits at lsltc.. worth
CSC.
" We have the blues :"
rO1 yards Solid Biue
Chatsworth Lawn At
3Itc.. worth 6ic.
Solid Black Lawns at
Sc. worth Sic.
Figured Lawns at &C..
worth 10,
Figured Lawns At &C..
worth SC.
Figure I'd Ksnadee
Organdie at &C worth
1911 c.
Ladies' J erse
Ribbed Vests mt &c
Tho RI o'or is that orr
councillors get s1sc.
for these.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-03

va ~ ARs PNA III Va
LACES.
Fcru Point dire
land. ~ inches wide.
reduced TO 2Oc. yard.
Cream Laces in all
widths reduced.
Ecru Laces. fino
quality, reduced 20
20, y. 80, 81. and SOC.
Inserting. white.
cream, and ecru.
from SC. yard mp.
Frenc h Vslen-
cIenne l.aces, the
latest for summer
dresses, from &c. n
yard UPWARDS.
New Net J aces in
all widths. sic no.
Blac k Bourbon
Lace from SC. uD-
wards.
y ack French
Iaces. l9H. ~, %. 30,
and zoe.
Black Bourbon
and French Insert
ing. 1921. 20. and ESQ.
Black Brussels
Net. 20 and 6jc.
Black Point dc
Spirit. A inches. ~.
hite Poin. de
SPIRIT. 81 inches, al.
Remnants of Laces
very cheap.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-03
The Common Counri,

the Common Council will hold its reru.
Iar monthly meeting tomorrow evening
al O'Clock. In the Council chamber, when
= kooa zeal OK routine business win be
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-03
Fancy EarasoI Bargains.

We stIll have some Of the drumme-s ,,r
pies of Parasols left. which were h0nqb, a,
G62zc on tie dollar. You will get the leoee.
of this discount If you come at once
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-03

The new English Teck Tie. for ladies' or
gentlemen's use, navy, cream, or black'
real value Soc %.
Black Taffeta Bengaline. a new black
46-inch dress goods, real value s. tsee ~
Removal price. 81.
II dozen Mems Wire Buckle Suspenders,
silk embroidered
Removal price. 19c.
Y dozen bottles Finest Extract. by
French manufacturer. several doors, soc.
size Removal price ZJc.
Mems 75c Quality Laundered Negligee
Removal price. SOC.
Mems White Unlaundered Shirts. the
Silver Dollar brand
Removal price. S9c. each.
"a shady groye-babblEg brook-grl In
hammock reading book" Books and
Hammocks both at Removal prices.
one Hundred Yard Black Spool Silk
Removal price, &c.
Black Buttou-Hole Twist, best make
Removal price, for &C.
Figured and Striped Ducking, real value
u 1-2c.- Removal price, Lac
one lot Chlldren's and Infants Fine
Caps and Hats, silk, null, and crepe,
worth from soc. to So
Removal price. Csc
Black Grenadine, with satin stripes,
real value 3Oc.-
Removal price. &c.
Pretty Mingled Ground Organizes, goods
that cost us l0c. yard from the manufac-
turers- Removal price, sc. yard.
Handsome Parasols, none worth less
than So some worth ST. S. and $40. They
must 60 too. Removal price. $3.50.
Silk Waists. there are only about half
dozen left they were s.. They must be
sold. Removal price, 81 10
Double Width Light Ground Polka Dot
Saline, sold at l5c.-
Removal price. Sc. yard.
One piece Black Worsted Dress Goods,
IS inches wide, corded
Removal price. l5c.
Five pieces White Briliantlne alpaca.
nice for commencement dresses. has been
Soc Removal price. PC.
Bedford Cord, 40 inches wide, all coOrs,
was Soc Removal price, 25c.
We will move into our new
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-03

w ANTED-THE SERVICES OF A
W WELL-DRESSED YOUNG Man
who has tact. business push and of a
pleasing address. To such permanent
employment and good pay viii be given
For further. Information apply in person
to SILK H4r. Times once. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-03
EXCESS BAGGAGE RATES.
Jos. Wallerstein. Esq.
Chairman Railroad Committee.

Jos. Wallersteln. Esq.
Chairman Railroad Committee.
Va. Div, II. +. A., of America,
Richmond, Va.
Dear Sir: AT a meeting of traffic mana
gers here on April Both, a reduction in
excess baggage rates was agreed 10 as
follows: That the excess baggage books
OF the face value of SIS may be sold for
SIS. and of the face value OF $40 for s.
Also that local excess baggage tariffs
shall be reduced for short distances, the
minimum per hundred pounds rate to
be 10 cents, thus:
Fares. Rate per 100 lbs.
10 10 90 cents .............s.'.s..'. ~
bl 10 10 cents. 10
76c. to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20
$l.ul, 10 slzo,.
>llo 10 el.1, oJ
$151 to
siso 10 :..'''D
/ should have given you this informa-
tion earlier. but the motter was over
looked.
Yours truly
w. II. FITZGERALD, Com
The next regular meeting Of the divi-
sion viii be held Saturday night. June
I'D.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-03

Ladies' Pure SILK Fine Quality Black
'''''' N Removal price. lOc. pair.
Very fine quality Satin Plaid White
Goods, real value DC. yard
Removal price. Zoe. yard.
Extra quality Black Organize, with
Removal price. lOc. yard.
Six gross Buttermilk Soap 3 cakes in
box Removal price, &c. box.
Jerseys-of course they are out Of style.
but we want to sell everything, II posi-
bic, before we move. They sold for from
soc to g. So Removal price, 25c.
Hoopskirts must 60 too; only about
half dozen here. They were Tie
Removal price, 25c.
The biggest Lace Curtain Bargains ever
heard Of Removal prices.
Jaconet Lawns, in the very prettiest
Removal price, lOc yard.
The $3.50 quality Figured Taffeta silk,
" Removal price, 75c. yard
1-2-yard square best quality Knotted
Ball Fringe Chenille Table Cover, lovely
patterns Removal price, ST.
Lovely Striped Velvets, all colorlngs,
Removal price 75c. yard.
A large line Linen Lap Robes, some
extra nice ones, large size
Removal price. SOC. each.
Ladies' Wrappers, Lot Indigo Blue
Figured Wrappers
Removal price, soc.
Ladies' Wrappers. Lot 2-Made OF finest
Percaie. never sold for less than $3.50
Removal price. 81.
One lot LADIES' White Shirt Waists.
mostly small sizes. worth 75c. 10 $50
Removal price. soc.
"A dozen Ladies' Percale Shirt Waists.
sizes from 81 10 A.
Removal price. 2jc.
Ladies' Imported Pin Dot Laundered
Shirts. perfect hitting
Removal price. 81.
Ladies Laundered Shirts. neat pat
terms Removal price. 4ic.
LADIES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
skirts. Gowns, Chemise Drawers, Corset
Covers
ALL AT REMOVAL PRICES.
LOre. 103 east Broad strnet about
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-03

Our Toe. A,l.Wool hlla'ross is going
fast. We still have II IN cream. iilac.
pink. light and navy blue. also black
grounds
White STRIPED Aiha'ross a. i9c.. worth CSC.
Mosuuito Nets a. i5c. a piece 81 Yards.
Tarlatans FOR covering chandaliers, 10
and is%c
Whi Grenad.ne Tarlatans for ladies'
india Tiron at enc. This makes good
lining for thin dresses and shirt waists =,
Better Indis Linon at .. "a. 80. 10. and
Fasting Cotton 900 yards at &c. per
doZen.
spools Ciark's Cotton for &c.
9rolls tape for &c.
Hooks aud ives, 10 per card
- - l.,r, a. L. mr. ca I'd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-03

SHIRT WAISTS
Percale Shirt
Waists, 33c.
Perca o Shirt
Waists. 39c.
Percale Shirt
Waists. SJc. a.,
Sattee n Shirt
WAISTS. 1jc.
cen shirt
Waists. a. n
( India Linon Shirt
Waists. Al 10:
White Duck Suits
s9.9s. So,
Irish Lawn Wrap
pers, al -, WORM
st.10.
TOILET ARrTcLys
Bay Rum. t9c. bot.
Florida Water, i9c
Lettuce Cream, ipc.
Shaving Soar. l5c.
Rum and Quinine,
49c
Buttermilk Soap.
l0c.
Curative Soap. &C.
} ersey Cream
Soap. &c.
Cuiicura Soap.
A full line both o
pinaud's and Col
gates Perrumerie-.
Extracts. and Toilet
Articles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-03
THE PARRISH DAMAGE SUIT.

The suit of Parrish's administrators
against the Surry. Sussex and Southamp-
ton Railroad Company for $4,000 dam
ages was called in the Circuit Court of
Surry yesterday. A juror was drawn and
the case removed to the Circuit Court 81
Petersburg. 1t VIII be heard next Thurs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-02
REVOLUTION IN BULGARIA.

SOFIA. June 1.-The cabinet is determ-
ined TO put an end to the disturbances
which have occurred since the downfall
of the S'ambuloff ministry. The cabinet
met aud discussed today the steps neces-
sary to stop the rioting and afterwards
notified the foreign representatives that
stringent measures would be taken 60 pre-
serve order in Sofia and the provinces. The
disturbances assumed serious proportions
after nightfall.
NJ. MIlef, the vice president Of the
chamber of deputies, was seized in front
of the palace by rioters and seriously In
jured.
Bramoff, public prosecutor, was booted
and beaten.
NJ. Petkoi. president of the chamber Of
deputies, was assaulted as he was driving
through the streets. The gen d'armes at
tempted to drive the crowd back and fired
on them. They were about to repeat the
v0liey but were checked BY a detachment
of cavalry. The cltiZens are furious
against the police for shooting.
The restaurants and cafes were thronged
during the night and in number OF
places effigies of S.ambuloff and Petkoff
were burned. Every quarter of the city is
now occupied by the militia. A number
of police failed to answer roll call this
morning and it is expected they were
disabled in yesterdays fighting
II is stated ex-Premier Stambulof in
tends to leave Bulgaria.