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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-04
new YORK BY one RUN
Meekin's Batting Won the Game
for the Giants.
Clevelanders Angry Over Their
leans Showing.
This Pushes Our Boys Well Up thu
Ladder.

Glen ELAND, -, July New York
won tn" first game to-day after one of
the !Nciest contests ever seen Oh the
home grounds. Both teams We're out for
blood.
Hartley, the now umpire, was ordered
by President Nick Young 10 report at
another city, aud Stage, against whom
Ward has not only good cause for
complaint but q strong personal feeling,
OBLIGATED.
Mrykin pitched n steady, even game,
ana The New Yorks managed to win by
"a narrow margin. Farrell put up his
usual brilliant game behind the bat.
There was lot of feeling displayed by
the crowd. the work Of the local team
Ia tho last two weeks being far below
expectations
Ihr feature OF the game was Meekln's
hGJung. !tr went 10 the bat three times
and EuOCiIrl Ol.l three three base hits.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-04
OL-NEY WANTS GRAND JURY.
Does lie Mean to Have Debs and
Others Indicted?

WASHINGTON. July A despatch
wGs today sent from the Department
CT .Jua,icn 20 the United States Attorney
al Chicago directing him at once u call
;5rc.her the Grand Jury.
Tnc Attorney-General declined TO dis
CUES the matter.
l. seems Reasonable to suppose that he
intends 10 secure the Indictment AND
pun!abmgu, OF Debs and the other pr"mi-
nenl leaders Tor violation OF the Anti
Trust act Of july ., 1890 committed prior
TO tae issuance OF tAa omnibus injunction
b. Judges GrOsscu2 and Woods. This
theory cannot he officially confirmed.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-04

AT CHICAGO.
SHOT THE DOG DEAD.


J. A. owen tolls i touching story of
shameful wrong done in moment OF
pns3ion 70 a faithful dog. The incl. mt
is given In the words Of "a friend Of old
John. the keeper, says the Youths Com
panion.
"Itc was n rarr 'Uu Tot shootln', was
III. snulre. an the best pointers mat
could lie had Tor money he'd have III ii'
kennels. But cyrus MAS u" "h'St az
OF the lot both ~ rerarCi s.|t iI I"'.-"
an Work IN the Held.
ned never made tt miss al g." "H'
hc sauirs shot over him. Welt o".
AZ wren they was partrtlS st."t",
thu birds went uut o one heia an
dropped over bank INTO "n,t" n,,,,: /" .n r.
was Il gate at one 'nl " th' O''N' an
twas half way open Ike.
con they comes after the dog, ~.
s,uirr an rrhu IN how II come about
no ON. knows. The ApE might m been
viii 'crn, an he might ha' been th'aHin.
about tim AM way instead O. II'Nlh
through az usual he Cant"vrd through
jest as If he, been ranS,n. ,.... t.ri,,
81 u got the CDNrE. II. y was h'!INi
tina. hank cyrus turned round "n
st"rped dead san. lie kp1"ra, rp"r IL
Ter he'd made a h!unLlr i"r orc. IN MS
lie an Oh Iuhn Id No be looked 49,
At him r,nl .itiful Ike. Bst"r, y" r'ule
AN a woiu the spulr' ~ ""- ln i'l'
M To- his boulder au shot 'Ein- 4''H'
an thru lIrs ug r"uui a." nia 'nn.' 49,,
says 90 uiI, -udint. ~. nNl.., i''"E"
hIS Ia. Wa ,ntt" with temper.
=" .YYu broke h.t aps il. %" u.ya q,
nov bronx M, .u another that "". "v,
"' ~, ". Gui,s .u.seu Car III. Ia n..ar.
an too much, Lay.u i' E.ln down ar
tusir' the Euwe-hn, lr'H' .'. shoulders
~" .s,otrn. w. been ~ i" 81. ar .,a.re
..,, 90 frnt.. n .u. bog. u tr.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-04
FOR ITALIAN IMMIGRANTS.
Burcau OF J,abor Information to lie
Opened Mt Ellis Island.

ROME, July lit is announced that
as result OF the negotiations which
have been going on for some time
past between the Italian Government
and the Government OF the United
States, an ottic" will be established at
ELLIS Island, New York. In order to
furnish italian immigrants with infor-
nation in regard to work, which will
be collected by the state Boards and
by the Federal authorities.
The expense Of this office will be
borne by the United States, Italy
keeping only two officials there.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-04

Toms RIVER, y. j., July i.-T0-day, be'idsa
1. Ing celebrated Us the dsg ct American Indcren-
,icnce will also be marked by prominent event
BY tie presentation .: medals TO the captain and
volunteer crew o. the HGyey Cedars Life Saving
gtption 1T this place, In recognition Of the;r
rescue Of the crew Of the schooner A. +. Crockett:
,,.Ii.h &, gae ashore duriUE the great storm isst
-,nnti Tho men who ere to receive tue medals
ere can't Hudson Gaski! George E' hSnHett;
Chsrics q Crane James H. trainer, Samnel
,"ra S,,ea,, JUhuron Samuel Elherfon, Henry
/. Ilsslctor. BARON Phar5, benjamin Martin and
Iugsuh Thrpcl merton,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-04
1OC REPORTED DROWNED.
Fcrry-iiont CUpSixcs ON the River
Thicss, in Hungary.
dy Associated Pr,ss.l

BUDAPEST. July A terrible drown
in6 disaster Is reported from Mad. a
ferry boat which was crossing the river
Thiess, near the town mentioned. was
capsized with 200 people on board.
1t is reported that about 100 Of the pas.
sengerS were drowned.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-04
Our David Dies, but He Never Surrendsrs
NO TROTTING AT PARKVILLE.
Horses Withdrawn Owing 10 II Dis
agreement,

Special tn The Evening World
PARKWAY DRIVING CLU Il, Park
vile, July THE 500 sweepstakes tot
announced for to-day at 80 /. M, was
not run. owing 10 a fixture Ia agree on
the part Of the owners of the horses en-
tered.
T.. H. Powers named l.. >. AZmon,
James PoNers named b. q. Nernel,
land W. =. DuniHy named lr. ~. keau-
ford ,iIrI. and - fine race v as looked Tor.
\ number % horysrn,n who had expect
vd Ia &c" the race were dis2nun'Httd.
a. the disagreement was mot UHngUn"ed
pIthough II occurred suvc,Ui days ago.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-04
Teutonia Passenger Dies at Sen.
lLg Associated preasl

QUEENSTOWN, July 4.--Aiichael Am
brose. steerage passenger. died Of con-
sumption on the White Star line steamer
Teuton!c, during the voyage from New
York to this port. Through the inter-
cesgiou OF the Rev. Mr.. MURPHY, of
Pittshurg, the body was not buried at
sea. but was brought here and carried
ashore.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-04

Iron Duke led all the way and won in
q canter by twenty lengths. The buffer
was second. The night Tor third place
was, TaS hot, Rover Jsg9nica r, and King
apart. Time-30S':.
Mutuels paid: Straight, ss35: place,
$50; third. $3.50. The Dufer paid
Place, sis.2J; third. S.75. Rover paid
s5.yj, third.
Fourth Race-Five furiongs-Won by
Pontlear. 90 to and " 10 /: Tlnge, ev, n
place, was second and King Gold third
Tilne-l,O3 IL.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-04
tn,d " oman Missing.

Charlotte Wilson, @sreD.y-sIght years CID aaI
temeuled. wandered away from her home 90
West ono Hundred and Tweniy-s!Elh street. !v1-
teraay Afternoon. ard has not saoe been seen by
bsr friends. Her husband notified the police ~
headquarters, and an alarm, "as sent o. h ShS
s,a hiank eyes. She wore DARK drets, WIN
Whit, spo,a iisck velvet hat ard eaitoa raoea'
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-04
scott Marble s,iii Missing.

The vh,re.hopil q Sect Marble. tie PLAY
wright, are still unknown HGnsse? Thomao Al.
payis sEyd lir. Marble told the Office boz whoa
no lei! Saturday evening. that he was golaS TO
hatoria he has not been seen Bigee, although
he lad arranged for come wegk In this city for
last IondaS, -. . -,--.- - ......
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-04
SECOND RkcE,Y

They go' AWAY TO Il struggling start.
Msjor-'ieueial rushed into the lead aud
SGT the pace to the stretch There Joe
Ripley came with y rush and won easi..
by length. Maior-Gencral was two
lengths before Potentatc Iimc--l.tt
Mutuels paid Straight $3.50; piece.
$40: third, $40. Majet -Sie1eral paid
Place, slv.2j; third, aN. Potcntate paid
$3.50 third.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-04
Gen. BouInngers Mother Dead.

PARIS, Ju.y 4.-Thc mother Of Gen.
BoulanRer. who committed suicide on
Sept. 30, 1891, IN the Cemetery Of
Ixelles, near BRUSSELS, at the tomb OF
Nine. dc Bonnemaina, is dead. The late
Nine. Roulanger was ninoty-two years
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-04
Vanderbilt. at DaneaHeld House.

ID.
LONDON, July i.-Mr and Mrs. W. *.
Vanderbilt have arrived at Danestield
HousL, NARROW, where they win stay
for some months.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-04

NHIcOtt jumped away IN the lead and
held II to the last furiong, whore Nicx,
who had been second, got up. In a hard
fought finish Nick got home n neck in
trent of Nalcott. Robin Hood was third.
IIme-l.Ul.
Mutuels paid: Straight, $3.50: place.
80; third s'c5. Robin H9od Ds'd $3.50
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WON ON LONG HITS.
urucGiyn Loses II Game TO the Gin
ciuuuti Boys.

CINCINNATI, u, July 4,-C!nclnnati
made more long hits at critical times
and tclIed better tnnn Brooklyn, win
rlrE hy good margin Attendance,
.-HN S.uF.:
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FIRST RACE


Logan and Chief Justice were the
pacemakers. alternating In the lead for
mile, with Ornus and Deception close
up. st. Michael then came through. and,
easily passing the leaders. won in gallop
by tive lengths from Long Beach. who
was Il length and n hale In front OF
Chief Justice. Sport refused to run .
yard. TIme-2.36 4-5.
Mutuels paid: Straight. s11.l0; place.
N.35: third. sG.aj. Long Beach paid;
Place. SnG5; third, $40. Chief Justice
paid Sli2U third.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-04

IN hsiis-or rlppy. /; on Xsskia. 4 Struck svt
-iv r.r." ! Gy Msckln. 4. Th-~e-Ssse hits
urr.. rf,7r.u Two-aase h.--rurkri, stolen
r.s"s D.rlct. - n koun. TebclG Doyle villa
r,t.h".-- n~"4 = Eg?G". ln?'re-N-. stage
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-04

II YOU propose 10 mske drinking your whole
business. II i wonderful how short and cl,S
YOU can make Your life. Write Manager, -
West Thirty. fourth street. -
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Cesarlol rushed 10 me front, and the
result was never in doubt He was In
front all the way, ana won in a canter
by three lengths from Silvie, who beat
Jessie TaIal length and a half for the
place Timc-1.G3.
Mutuels paid: Straight. S.25; place.
$3.50: third, SGl5. Silvie paid: Place, $50,
THIRD, N.05. Jessie Tarai paid Sis.4o, third
THIRD RACE.
For ree.year.o!ds; handicap sweerstakss e
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-04

Sir Walter made all the running and
Won IN hard drive. Banquet laid sec
ond and Roche third 20 the stretch. Hir
and, standing the pressure, won by
length from Banquet, Roche was two
lengths away. The latter was badly
ridden; Midslsy insSing h,s - run SIX saze
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-04
THIRD RACE.


Iow sai hy WI IL. III Jinge he others dn we're ere
1T away badly ana sN Excess was
never In the hunt. Mr., Jingle and
NhlIna fought IL out to the end, the
former wiup.ns IN Il hot drive by .
heal. p"gc-mascr MAS third, fiye
lengths away; 1imc-i.5; %.
~. 10: third, SGa.Si. Nahma paid; Place,
Si&l5; third, Sl2.oJ. Peacemaker paid
sl20j thiru.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13

NJ stocksou wms sleeping IN the store. ana
~ aws ktnr ana hearing the robbers COM
ynenced firing. The robbers made tneiI
sscane and as there was no blood II -
sunno.ed they were unhurt.
The public schools Of Radford nave
bean continued for the full term OF nine
months. This speaks well for the young
city .,
,here beIng four candidates each Tor
Mavor and Sergeant, and two each Tor
Commonwealth's Attorney and ComInis-
s,oncr Of Revenue, The Executive Com.
n,,,,ee decided TO leave the field open ana
have neither primary nor convention, and
the eo.as-you-please race has brought OUT
quite a number Of candidates. Three OK
tho candidates for Mayor are Democrats
and one a Republican. but the prospects
CO ,ha, one OF the Democrats will be
elected. For the City Council Rev. y. =:
Wa,tin. a colored preacher. has offered
himself but az the negro vote OUT Oh
! 0oo voters Is but eighty. there Is little
chance for his being successful
81. Adams school at this place mas mao
,,onaer Juck on the ball-field this year.
Tns team has won every game, and for
a school of fifty boys. st. Adams has
The strongest team in the State. They
will play Bellevue school here next satur-
dav
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
vtr,hday Reception.

Little Miss Little Becker celebrated her
nt,th birthday by holding Wednesday an
elegant reception at the residence OF he'
father on Grove road. The spacious draw
inc.roon was beautifully decorated with
carnations and ferns. and the supper.
table was rich in its ornaInenta'ioh anu
its load OF fruits and bon-bons.
A large birthday cake, containing ring
ana surmounted with nine candles occu-
pIed the centre Of the table. Three other
tables with beautiful presents ana eoIh'
silver. and china attested the esteem III
which the little lady Is held.
Among these present were MISSES
Julia Eelle Brown. Rosebud Brown. l'u-
ellie Alvey, Floyd Alvey. Helen stevens
Marie Brown. Mary Drake. Helen Cranz'
Marie Cranz. Florence Barrow. Annie
Couelin. Maggie Neal. Carrie Neal, Bessie
johnson. Nora Welsiger, Carrie Robinson
Annie White. Annie Barnes, Nellie Cor
don. Fannie Wortham. Elsie Crsnz. Mar
garct Darlington. Clara Becker. BESSIE
Rouudtree. Goldie Smith, Jessie roma
Alice Weislger. IOuctte Michaels, olga
Rehling, and Masters Clarence Leonard
Arthur Wheeler. Howard Greer oscar
CranZ. Frank Brown. Stewart Brown,
ana Leroy Brown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
wARRENToN's HUNT CLUB RACES.
The suthard~ Groves Wedding-Afhieuc
soor,. m, Rstbel Academy-PersOnai.

r.. s,,,.rl Groves Wedding-Athletic
Smart. n, B.theI Academy-Personai.
wARRENTON, VA, May 2.-CSpe-
c,,i,-Tbs Warrenton Hunt Club races
y,I come off on Tuesday. May 18th. a
great many good horses are entered ana
the lovers Of sport Will be well enter
tanned.
Groves. Of Lower Fauquier, were uni,eu
In the bonds Of matrimony by rev T. H.
Boston in the Baptist church mere Oh
Wednesday last. 49,, r,.,
NTH ouits n number Of other Warrentoni-
ara attendod the unwilling of the Mary
Wasbing,on monument in Fredericksburg
Thursday. l.. ..o
Mrs. n. y. Buck. of Baltimore. Is the
guest ~ Mr. and Mrs Inman Payne.
Ntiseos Maize and Rosalle Scott, daugh-
,srs or the Attorney General. returned
tbis week to their home here.
Miss Alice Turner is visiting In Alexan-
dria. ..o.,,
Miss Mary Scott has Just returned from
n vvinter visit with her sister. Mrs. Rich
ard Scott. in Petersburg 80,
Mr.. Edmund Cooke, son or the iate
John Esten Cooke, and Mr.. Robert Ram
doIpb. of Clarke. are visiting at the home
~ Mr.. p. w. Charrington, near Warren
ton. ro,
To-day is Founders Day at Bethel.
ube, tho athletic sports are practiced AMI
nr,zes delivered to the best runner,
hummer. thrower Of the ball. &c. ana Il
crowd OF young people went out to wit
ness them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
The WEEKS REVIEW Of TRADE.
More Activity in Farm Supplies-tnects
OF the Miners Strike.

More Activity in Farm Supplies-tnects
OF the Miners Strike.
I'd, saow-Cturch Company's Weekly
l.,,ew - Trade S. as follows:
Tie warm speI ~ weather for several
weeks past las stimulated framework.
a-i O. relative advance has been notice
able 10 reasonable lines Of merchandise.
C..'arel uncertainty as 70 the lcgisla-
t.a on the tarin question sim has It's
eject u.ln trade. merchants combining
purchases to the actual needs Of their re-
l..ct.yc businesses.
The great C0al-mlners' strike has had
V.r.eI ,,r,cts upon trade IN a large mum
f.r 10 States. bat with Virginia no ma
t.r.l drawback has Ak Yet been discov-
.... Richmond trade for the past week
..... s about on a par with the former
s.. b. bat u slight advance has been no
t.,I In demands for farming implements
.. supplies. while with other lines
Trade. comparatively speaking Is only
f.r. Only q moderate volume or busl-
L.ss lu dry goods, boots, shoes. and cloih-
... is reported for the week just past.
.l.. frocers speak OF steady. but non
Increasing trade.
Collections. as reported by a number OF
merchants. from country dealers. are
better than for few weeks past which
BREADS of that class OF dealers, as
whole. being in fairly good shape.
Clvarlnsf. as reported by the Richmond
C.rar,us-HOuse Association are as follows
Tor the past week, s, o24, oS5Je; as compared
with the corresponding week OF 1888
s. 35i0z,H -; showing decrease or WV
tst.ls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
About the Chesapeake and Ohio.

The new schedule Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio goes into effect to-day. II Is
published elsewhere In this paper. The
stock Of this road kept quite strong last
week.
The Retail-Coal-Dealers' Club. OF Bos-
ton, came over the road on Tuesday on
their annual excursion. They spent the
day in Richmond seeing the sights
The Chesapeake and Ohio steamships
are now being fitted up TO carry sheep
The rumor that the general Offices
would De removed 10 Newport News has
been denied.
Mr.. NJ T.. ingalls,. president. ana MI
" : walker. Jr. freight traffic mana
ger. will san for England on the 5Oih IN
slant. 10 arrange for the building Of more
steamships. The line from Newport News
has proved great success. ana SIX YES
sells have so far been insufficient to ac-
cOmmodate the trade.
There has been some improvement In the
situation IN the coal district
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13


Eton Duck Suits. In mingled patterns
In several cO;OTs price 80
Elton Duck Suits. navy-blue with polka
dot, small and large patterns, very nobby,
price $50.
buck Blazer Suits. new style in min
gled patterns and erass-cioth coIor' price
Best quality English Duck, in white.
blue, dot. and other patterns, blazer style,
price sii2
LADIES' sAILOR-MADE SHIRT
WAISTS.
To-day we have put on sale large
shipment of Shirt-Waists Just received.
Here are the daintiest pattern, the new
est styles, ana the most periect-hl'iHs
See the Loundered Waists IN cham,
brays. Madras Goth. percales, Saline, and
white lawns in the swell new styles.
one lot of Print Waists AZ &c
one lot OF Percalc Waists in striped and
fancy patterns, In all the desirable colors,
some made with Numbered collar and
Guns, others unlaundered, perfect htting
Stirred Percale Waists. Numbered col
| lar ana cuffs. sum bosom, also soft BOSOM
| choice 75c.
White Lawn Waists. with navy or red
| trimming OF Hamburg embroidery down
| front and on cuf1s and collar price ,Sc.
hammered ShirtWaists, In pret'y
| stylish makes. dainty cOlOrs. also black
and white. very swell, at 81. H.2j. N.69'
l s.. 10. &c.
Special bargains in Black and Saline
| ShirtWaists. reduced from Sl.Zo 10 zoe.
SERGE AND DUCK SUITS.
Our stock in this department. owing to
/ large sales in the past week, IS not COM
| pete, but with q large shipment which
is TO arrive by express on Monday we
will have a complete variety OF sizes.
These garments are all cut and made
| by master hands, shapes JUST rlght: mate
Navy and Black Serge Tuxedo suits, -.
Navy and Black Serge Tuxedo Suits,
very nobDy, =. .
Navy and GoIJ-Brown Worsted Suits,
| with pin dots and trimmed with white
Navy and Black English Worsted. Dou-
BILE breasted. short-Skirt Tuxedo Suit,
sold readily at $40. now marked $50.
The New-Cut Placer Suit. with front
and lapels faced with Moire silk. very
| fin English worsted material, sold all
along OF SIS, price for this week 81
| our finest grade Ready Made Suits, In
navy, black. and brown, az slo ana ss,
! must be seen 10 get an iuea OF thelr
style ana value.
CLOTH CAPEs.
We have In stock $50 Spring Capes,
which constitute our entire stock. We
| propose to move them on this week, and
| have made change In prices all around.
| In no case is the garment marked mt
| more than actual cost to u.s. and In many
| Instances at much less than cost
Also. special drives In LadisS and Chill
dren's Jackets and Refers.
LADIES' LONDON VESTS.
| either In single or doubie-breasted,
| plain or figured patterns. all sizes. prices
| from 50 up.
at $50 and $50.
KAUFMAN q CO..
Corner Fourth and Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
Not an Accident Occurred.

The Richmond. Fredericksburg and Pc
tomac Railroad Company deserve all
credit for the admirable manner In which
they handled the immense crowd that
attended the dedication ceremonies of the
Mary Washington Monument at Frede-
ricksburg Thursday. Every possible pro
vision was made for the comfort and
safety Of the public. and not an accident
occurred. The limited track-capacity al
Fredericksburg necessitated sde-trackine
several Of the many extra trains above
and below the city after they had been
unloaded. but notwithstanding this every.
thing moved like clockwork. The disci-
pline that obtained among the railroad
men during the day was thorough.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
TRIAL OF Mr.. CABOT.
ANOTHER CASE Will PROBABLY be
TAKEN up TOMORROW.
yhc paIiimorcsns inspect the City Hail
and Arc Greatly r1eascd-News
of the Courts.

Although the cases against NcNamce
and Gaul charged with the murder OF
,;ohcrt Les A,weil. have becn set for
,r.al in the Hastings Court tomorrow. II is
,,or. than likely that they will be again
continued and another of the indictments
,..lnet Seymour s CABOT taken up II
VII 10 remembered that the first case
ss..st Mr.. CABOT was dismissed on ac-
..,nt of the sickness OF Juror Glenn. The
r.,t Indictment tried win be by new
t.ry The charges against the accused are
=, .mbczzling funds OF the Live-cak Dis
turg Company and Of forging the name
al GORGE Yost secretary and vice-presi-
don't of that concern.
the BALTIMORE VISITORS.
rne prominent Baltlmoreans who came
,, here on Friday 20 look into the merits
,, N5reiris granite returned home last
.....nc. after having spent their second
,.,. lr visiting Eichmond's city Hall and
,..ats ~ interest about the city. Al il
o'clock Yesterday morning they assembled
lid. Mayors reception room, where they
.. moi lv Mayor Elyson, City-knsi-
mar Cutshaw, ana Acknowledgment
,.r Bates. and were shown over the
1.rds..re new building by these gentle
an Aftcr going up in the tower OF the
1rl raa viewing the surrounding iand-
,.-.. the visitors were taken INTO the
.n..r.s oiMce. where they looked over
e.. Mons Of the blk structure. From
N, $50. ny went on the outside and closely
,,.rrrt.I the granite In the walls Inc
.,,. from the Monumental city were
...rt pleased with the house. They
| .. e.-.r.llfy impressed with the sondity
81 che structure and were asionished mat
T. was lfrt az cost less than $-.VVooV9.
/ f.r.r Ilvlng the CITY Han The BdIti-
,....ns wDrc brought down on Main
,... where they were shown some fine
,..,.ncus 81 paVing-stone. Ihey then
..-f q, dinner. and left on the evening
irrir for home.
NOTES ABOUT THE HALL"
IT'D. May term - the Law and Equity
J..rt begins Tomorrow morning ~ II
o,.ek Th. first day viii be given 10
fy,nr days for the trial Of cases on the
dict ..,.-o
~ . tl.si Do VIII ON that day fix the time
"a NAL Whom either side Is present AMI
~ k for IL. II neither side IS present the
r.. ,.fl 20 10 the foot OF the docket.
~ Nassei Yesterday Instituted suit IN
- ,..rrt g..ltfat Austin :. LLOYD for $-O
"a images .., 90,
Tho th0UcrrY court ms fr'ii',i az
4 ....I.it.. divorce 80 Mrs. Molhe 9. B1h"y
fr.ri N.r husband. Arthur -. Bailey. me
- r.., az desertion for over i've years
tac ground for action.
,. 3 O'Clock Yesterday morning there
- an alarm Of ire from BOX -, locatci
~, 3D.. corner 81 Main and Haryie streets.
..arei nv The burning Of the FROM
81, ..,s OF houses Nos 1903 and lill FLOYD
81 ,.. Tho damage WIS trihing and the
q ..il OF a.. nr. Us supposed to b. incen-