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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16

IN offer an amendment to Mr.. Cummings .
eubstItl,te so as to permit representatives.
and delegates whose distrlcs are no.
now represented in the Acahsmy gy an
besora The ist Of August next. Objection
was made by Mr.. Loud Republican). OF
California <, -.
a. n further amendment that proposed by
MIR Maddox. which would correct the IN
Justice done TO eleven districts, by whicn
they are at present nnrepresented In the
This air;endment was agreed to on divis-
Mr. Makeljohn Republicanl. OF Ne
braska. offered the amendment OF wnicn
be gave notice the other day. providing
for a congressional investigation into the
alleged armor-plate frauds ana the I'm
position OF a fine Of sii6,oo upon the Car
negie- e-Phipps Company. -. ~
aeains, the amendment, and the point was
sustained by the Chairman without ar
gument. - A.. III,
Against the last paragraph In the Dill.
authorizing the secretary ,Sa ~ oso s,e nah, nv
the act OF March 2. 1859. fer cruiser o.
the Vesuvius type. for constructing three
torpedo- boats. Mr. Black; OF Georgia;
made the poin. q order redsnr insS e1pendi.
tnres This point was overruled.
Ths b,Il was then reported % the House,
tho amendments recommended by the
Committee of the Whole were agreed TO.
and the bill was passed. The totai "a, amoun' ~
carried by the measure ~ sL,,aSo.olo;I :,
having been Increased $50 by the action
of the Committee of the Nho'e.
AGRICULTURAL BILL.
On motion OF Mr. Hatch the House
again took up it's role as committee OF
he Whole and entered upon consideration
~ the aericultural appropriation bill fof
tho wear ending June ~. 1895. As reported,
the hill carries a total appropriation Oh
a. $50 Gag being less by Hi2Sl man tne
appropriation in the bill for the pressn'
year. After the bill had been READ MT
Dockery reported the bill making apro,
priatio for legislative. executive ,ahu
judicial purposes for the year shulnf % I'm,
30. 1895. which was placed on the caienudi
The report Of the Committee on Asri-
culture accompanying the appropriation
bin was read, and Mr.. Hatch. chairman
explained the bill. largely answering ques'
tiOns by other members; , J.,
Tho only new legislation proposed III
tho hill was provision requiring the ex'
neriment stations at the various 9sricui'
tural colleges throughout the country tc
cooperate with the department IN thf
investigation of adultertted toods ano
drugs, thus extending the scope Oh tha'
work. ,. -,
This concluded general debate on Tbs
buI ''' and The reading Of the bill for
amendment and further consideration
under tie five-minute rule
At O'Clock six pages OF the plIi haG
been disposed Of the committee rose. and
the House adjourned until tomorrow al
noon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16

The members OF licAett Camp. throug y
Lieutenant VIII m B. Wht5ck. ofsf
thanks 10 thu following ladies ana e.n.
t'm"n who took part 100 m. entertain.
mcnt given az YOUNG Mems Christian A. .
sociation Hall Monday nirht. u. 4. Gr.f.
fin. \. u. Blankrnship. -. T. Shir,y. A..
NJ. Shirey. n. A. Smith. Mimi. and AIca
clark. Maggie Leahy. Nellie Richardson.
Minnie and Rosa Tfon, blanche Fays,r.
Messrs. fiadion Watkins. Malcolm Sha, 4.
elford, Douglas LcuWlch. aul Mast. ~
Harvey McCabe, Alonz0 Wle0a. ami B.n.
jamin Gay. and Ni.ss Viola pn.
cont and Pearl Brown. tn Iast H.,
pupils Of Mrs. P,mb,Iton
Miss Alice B. Nhlto,k. daughter of
Lieutenant Whitlocll. was pres.nt.d uit,
gold badge by thc Lalirs Auxiliary a.
an evidence OF their appreciation ~ tn
efforts Of Miss Nhitlo>N I'm b"ha.r o.
ne concert siven last month for the
nent of the Pickett-C4mp cottase a,
Soldiers Home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16

longs Francis Pope won. Kcntucky, Lady
second. Burt Jordan third. Time, %
Second race selling. four aud half
ssGsna sSnars ,nIs r. Vim mc sur s 'or
Third race-handicap one and one
eighth milev--chIswick won. Chiswell
second, Prince Carl third. Time; l,s~$
Fourth race-selling six and a half FUR
longe~Tca Set won. cartoon second. Fon-
d.. third. Time. l.22. -
Fifth race selling. six and half fur
longs -SchuylNll won. safe home second
Oakvicw third. Time lsH&.
sixth race~selling one m,le-St. Bran
don won, Belizarins second. Little George
third. Time. .l5'i.
THE KENTUCKY DERBY
LOUISVILLE. Ky. May l5.-First
raoe--thrce quarters of n mn" seiinism
Parole won, Flprena second van Gus
'Ii,@ SECOND ,r racc- n,,rse 800 1--WE cIghths of
milc-Elise won. Blasco second. Sienone
third. Time. %.
Third ace-Kentucky Derby. one ana
one half miles. $3.50 added, SHS to second
$50 20 third. closed with hfty,hFe hoinina- =
tlons-Chant won. Pearl of song second,
Sgurd third. Time, 2il. an, ,,.u
Fourth race-one mile, selling~N alera
won. Professor second, kashor th'fu'
Fifih raco-three fourihs Of a mile, sell
ine-Uelen ~ won. Salvation second I'M
ported Somcrsault third. Time iIo'
At II AN1JDltNf' r.
CHICAGO. May 15.-outsi1ers day at
First race--half a mils-Welis street
wor Coria second, Gus Strans third'
Time. 80 IA. .n.
second race-threo fourths OF n mile
FAR knight won. Nerbia second' WOOL
run third Time. l:20ia.
Third race-seven eighths OF mile
Montana won. William T. second, Freddy
Fourth race-three fourths OF rlile-
Enterprise won. Victoria second' '"hsis-
tent third. Time. l3 ~,
Fifth three fOurths on = mile
Climax won. Entire second. toin Dust
third Time. llsn. ,,,,
sixth race-,ne mile. hurhlc-I'an Handle
won Bon Ring second, Ienplemore
third. Time l.jS
THE GOLDEN GATE.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 1o.-Nea'her
clear and cool: track heavy.
First race-hvo and one naf furionis-
Cordion~ won. Merte second Prince Idle
second race halr mile-Ernest won.
Kittv l.. second. Walsh third Time. ;55.
Third racc-six furlonGs. selling-Dr
Ross won. Motto second. Annie BucRing-
ham third. Time, ll9 y. ,, Oh.
Fourth race-Jne mile. s2lling-'hcro-
kre won. Green Hook second, currency
third. Time As 81.
Fifth racc-6va and one Haif fnrlohgs'
selling -Remus won. Artist second. EanJo
third. Time, n -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16
A MANCHESTER COUPLE MARRY.
Justice Brown Makes Them i''r" ""'
Fost In the Holy Bonds-Ihe Canal

WELDON. y. c., May b.-tsieclaL'
Mr.. T.. 4. Phillips and Miss Martina :.
Tatum. of Manchester, Va. were married
today at Halifax. The couple came out
this morning. procured the necessary
napers. and were then firmly bounI III
the holy estate by Justice Brown. lhey
returned home on the afternoon tr9in.
fmdgc Graves opened Halifax superior
Court this morning. one OF the most m
ror,ant cases Is that Of the State against
Mr.. w. H. Finch. on a charge ~ iors' y.
Mr. Fnch's case ~ a Very sau On, ~ ~
ciallv, and is connected with some OF the
hest families I'm the county.
The Great Fails Water-Power company
has turned on a full head Of water IN
their canal. four miles above Weldon. lhr
capal il Two miles long. lc) feet wide and
l. feet deep.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16
FIFTY YEARS IN SERVICE.
Professor Schele Deyere to Be Presented
With "A Gold Medal

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, May b
CSpecial) DIR. Schele DeVere completes
with the present session his fifty years
Of continuous service as Professor of
Modern Languages Of the University OF
Virginia. His colleagues and old students
and graduates have determined 10 have a
gold medal struck. after a suitable de-
sign, and bearing an appropriate inscrip-
tion. 20 be presented to him at the close Of
the present session. The cost of thu
medal has been limited TO $50. but an
opportunity is afforded for all who desire
TO do so TO contribute towards its pur-
chase. Bronze electrotype copies of the
medal Will also be made.
Mrs Mildren Smith. wife Of Sheriff Jo-
seph Smith, of Greene county. who died
on Sunday at the age of O., was burr .d
yesterday.
The Executive Committee Of the Nir-
ginia Press Association met this evening
at the Parish House Details OF the an
nual meeting at CObb's Island were ar
ranged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16

largely and closely interested In the con-
struction OF the Virginia and Carolina
railroad. are curious to know the names
. OF the bidders whose proposition was
submitted (, the Common Council mt It's
late meeting by Mr.. r. B. Davis, their
attorney. II is supposed by many citizens
that the Atlantic-Coast Line Company are
back OF this bid and that II their PROPOSE
ton Is accepted the road will never be
built. The people want this road built,
and will never be satisfied with sale
of the property to any party who will
not build It,
SEvENTEEN-YEAR LOCUSTS.
A gentleman from the neighborhood OF
Midlothian, i'm Chesterfield county. who IL
in the city to-day, says that that section
Is infested by the "seventeen-ycar
locusts." and that the woods and fields
are alive with their music. and the ground
is thickIy dotted with the holes from
which they emerged. SO far. he says.
these insects have done no damage. but
myriads OF them have made their ap-
pearance.
Burt Myers. the base ball player who
went off with the Altoona Pa.) club.
some weeks ago, arrived in the city to-
day. He will be received back by the
Petersburg club.
Mr.. Il. Bolts, an old Confederate SOL
dier. and a member of A. Z. Hill Camp,
died this afternoon at his residence. on
Old street
Mr. Thomas Il. Ivey left last night for
Florida on business connected with the
Junior Order Of Mechanics.
Rev DIR. J. W. Rosebro' left to-day for
Nashville TO attend the Presbyterian
General Assembly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16
FLYING FLAMES IN OANvllle.
Three Fires Going at the same Time, But
No Serinn- Damage Done.

DANVILLE. VA, May 15.-(Special)-A
fire broke out here tonight in the kitchen
Of the Hotel Normandie and before the
flames were subdued the kitchen. store
room, and dining-room were gntted. All
of the guests were gotten out In safety.
The loss TO the hotel cannot be inquired
out. but will amount to probably N,"W.
Herbert Hoyt, who keeps a restaurant IN
the building. and NJ. Francisco. confec-
TONER lose principally by smoke ana
water T. W. King. dealer.in flour. meal.
&c. moved his stock out, and his losses
are principally by removal of goods. The
entire loss cannot be stated. At the time
Of the alarm the department was at
another fire "A mile away.
An attempt was also made to burn the
wooden covered bridge which spans the
Dan river at this place, but 1t was dis
covered in time by policeman and the
flames subdued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16
FIELD ENDORSES COXEYlSM.
Congressman Pence Not Present-Demo
Gratis Dissatisfied with Congress.

LOUISA, VA, May l5.-(Special)- THE
May County Court was largely attended
by the soveregns. Congres man Pence,
OF Colorado. did not appear, as was ex-
pected. General Field. however. was pres
ent, and for "A short while addressed the
people from a Populist standpoint. en-
dorsng Coxeyism ana abusing the Demo-
cratic and Republican parties: asserting
that the Third partyites would alone save
the country from utter ruin. The consef-
vative people Of old Louisa will never
endorse CoXeyism nor anything akin to
It, II is a fact, however. that the Demo-
Gratis here are considerably out OF pa
tience with the conduct OF Congress in not
enacting needed legislation. such as
the tariff bill. etc.
Mr.. y. +. Richardson qualified as Trea-
surer Of Louisa TO act during the Illness
Of VI. Il. GOOch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16
THE CADETS CELEBRATE.
Anniversary Of the Battle of New Market
Decoration of the Graves.

LEXINGTON. VA. May l5.--(Special.)-
To-day all duties, military and academic
were suspended at the Virginia Military
Institute ii being the anniversary Of the
battle Of New Market. in which the
cadet battalion took such an active part
under the command Of the gallant Colo
mel Scott Shipp who is now the supern-
tcndent of the institute. This evening
the graves of the cadets who are buried
in the Institute cemetery were decorated,
and the Post Band rendered appropriate
music. Many Of the cadets went over
to the Natural Bridge and spent the day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16
A Memorial to DIR. Hughes.

GREENVILLE. y. G., May b.--iSne-
cial1-The congregation OF 81. Pams
Episcopal church her have Just PLACED
In their church handsome memorial
window 10 the late Rev. \. e. Hughes
The newIv-olected Councllmcn = Green
vile qualified last night. 1hy = are FIR
Ward. j. $. smith aud =. g. Peercg,;
Third ward. l.. II. Pender aud a..
row.u: Fourth ward. D.mr1y RUM
,ooloredD The new board 81 cfcd th tol-
lowing officers: Mayor. J. l.. Fl'mins.
Cni4f of Police. ". y. james; tssis5i1nt
Police. r. r Moore; Night toicc. j. -
Tax-Collector. q. T.. Harris
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16
Watkins Glen.

Mr.. j. W. Bowersock. of Watkins Glen.
New York. Is In the city In the interest
OF the Glen Mountain House. which opens
June 9th. Visitors to that delightful re-
sort who are brought there through Mr..
BowersOck will be entertained In the
best manner possible at most reasonable
rates-that IL. at $3.50 per day or $1b per
week. Where two or more occupy the
same room the low rate of ti25o per
week will be charged. The regular rate
Ia g per day OF SIS per week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16
Round.Trip Rate. to Baltimore, phila.

FFFfFIEs FFTTN.
The Richmond and Danv'lle railroad Is
selling tickets via West Point and York.
River Line from Richmond To Baltimore
and return 1imit five days. at rate of
800; Richmond 10 Philadelphia and re-
turn (limlt ten days.. $50; Richmond TO
New York and return dimit ten days.
$500. For all Information apply az pas
senger Office, No. go east Main street.
JOHN NJ. Bl.ALl,
Travelling Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16
WomeIdorf-K Nuptials.

LEXINGTON, VA. May lj.-tSpecial) ,
Rev. Calvin r. WomeldOrf and Miss Ada
+. Kcnnon, daughter Of .. NJ. kennon.
OF this place. were married here at 4
o'clock This afternoon in the Baptist
church in the presence Of large audi
ence the Rev T.. II. Dement, officiating.
The church was beautifully decorated
with flowers, and the bride and groom
stood beneath bell Of white flowers
while the marriage ceremony was per-
formed. Rev. WOmeldorf is a graduate
OF the Union Theological Seminary. and
was ordained at the recent session Of
the Lexington Presbytery at Broadway,
Va. and he and his wife have been APP
pointed as foreign missionaries, and Will
leave next August for Brazil.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16
Jailed for Poisoning Horses.

LTRAY. VA, May lj.-(Special) -
George Bennett a young man about -
years Of age. has been arrested and lodged
in Jail on the charge OF poisoning three
horsa IS belonging TO Mr.. John Deaves. OF
this county. the horses dying. IL is said.
from the poison administered. The evi-
dence Is circumstantial IN its character.
Bennett Will be given preliminary hear
ing Tomorrow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16
Chimboraxo Park Lots, Pretty and Cheap.
nf Irnsfac,s Auciinr. .nI.. n. ~.

J. B. Elan * Co. will sell on the
premises this day at $50 2. II. thirteen
Beautiful Building Lots on National
boulevard. adjoining Chimborazo PARK
Rare chance for spectators. TERMS
easy. Sale positive. Bargains inevitable.
Plat and conveyance At Office auctiCneers
at f:JO Il. NJ. Don't miss this chance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16
Liberalx Auainsi LOrda.

LONDON. May 1.-THE Executive Com
mittce OF the National Liberal Federation
has issued call for a conference 10 be
held at Leeds on June 20th for the pur-
pose of formulating a plan OF campaign
against the House of Lords. The circular
calling the conference declares that the
upper house OF Parliament Is standing
menace 10 the liberties Of the people. and
IL Is necessary TO practically determine
how that obstacle can be surmounted or
A.I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16
Fall or jump?

This morning about l2:50 o'clock young
white woman, while intoxicated, either
fell or jumped out OF a second-story win
dow OF No. l6 Fourteenth street between
Main and Franklin.
She was carried upstairs by friends.
The Doctor made AN examination. and
said that no bones we're broken. but will
call to-day and make more thorough ex-
animation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16
Railroad Magnates Going West.

DANVILLE. VA. May i5.-(Special)- -
Messrs. Is. Newgass. Alfred +. Thorn, =.
II. Taylor, G.. VI. Hughes, and w. b.
Causey, Of the Atlantic and Danyille rail-
road. reached here tonight on "A special
train. II is understood the business that
calls them here Is in regard TO the pro-
posed extension OF the road westward
from Danyille
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16
4 Gnnsnling I.ellrNtIOl.

With next week the Sights ana scenes
OF the World" series Will be completed.
Those who have not availed themselves
II the opportunity can get all the back
numbers by paying ten cents per number.
However. We are sure our readers Will
sadly miss the weekly pleasure that has
been offered by these scenes. There Is.
nevertheless, a consolation I'm the re-
lection that YOU can still procure work
equal. II not superior 10 those We are
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cut out three round coupons. and send
or bring. with ten cents. 10 the Office
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16
xi,che, ues,royed by Fire.

WINDSOR, y. g., May 5.-lspeeial)- ,
King ". White. prominent Idru
living in the Cashfe N,ck, lo-t his l'cl u
Yesterday by fire. Al the time of The mr.
Mrs White was the only person present
and I'm attempting 10 save some or IN,
property in the kitchen sh- was burned
WV SlNnrlIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16

ASGosTUR. BrrERs are ior.ei By the hlghcs
medical authorities here snt ln Europe asa pro
yentiyo and cure OF Malaria an1 all summer
Diseases. Kespit In your hoIses 90 favor yo1f
drinking water aud all other beverages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16

The Board OF Managers OF the Vr-
ginla Hospital will give an excursion 10
Williamsburg on Saturday, the 10Th Of
May. The train will start from Seg. n.
teenth and Broad streets at $40 \. NJ
Tickets for adults 81. one adult ticket
good for two children. Tickets can be
obtained from the following ladies': Mrs
stephen Putney. AIrs. John Z. Yancey.
Mrs. Thomas l.. Jeifrles. Mrs Or Joseph
4. White. Mrs. Dr. Hodges. Mrs. Charles
J.. Todd. Mrs. r.. -. ilotchki8s. Miss
Matte Harris. Miss Leila Dimmock. Miss
Bette Ellyson aud Mrs. Decatur Axtell
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16

Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing syrup mas bceu
used for CHILDREN teethins. II sootnes TIA
child. softcns the gums, allays all pain.
cures wind collie. and IS tho oeit remedy
for diarrhoea. % cents 4 bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16
Worlds Columbian Exposition

will be of value to the world by H.
Illustrating the improvements In the me-
chanical arts. and eminent physicians viii
tell you that the progress In medicinal
agents has been OF equal importance.
and as a strengthening laxative that
Syrup Of Figs IL far IN advance Of all
others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16
See Ny beautiful Fisher Piano.

They are superior IN every point thns
makes pian0-attractiye In Com. dura.
bility, and c1se-work H. -. IIE.
successor To Ryland g. i.e.
So Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16

sell just as fast as ! gt them. Csll
and satisfy yourself of their excellence.
X. B. LEE.
successor 70 RylanI ~ Los
80, Main street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16
sTAUNTONlANS RIPE CHERRIES"
The Lynnhavcn Boys Defeated by " score
of n to I-Teatures of the Game.

STATNTON. VA. May l5.-(Special)-
"Cherri.s were Tpe" for Stauhton this
afternoon in the play with Norfolk 1he
result WAS in doubt at no stage OF the
game KissenCcr n the box for the Nlsl-
tors proved easy fruit for me locals @ a;Iu
was replaced in the 9Th ny heIr: Wno
was retired for McCreciY allcf pl'CnIhs
ono inning 50 hard was NOTiolk Ilch
that they substituted Elsoy Tor hOnEc
behind the bat in thc seventh. pui sun
the cards ran wr-ng. Siauhl IN cieaiy
ouiplaytd the visitors, though 'itai \,
Hodge. and McCTeeTy, rcspactVcIy IN
the mn. seventh. and eighth. cach got
the bah over the gafdl n-waH inr h9ihr
clever game Fultz g1t around bases at
a Dr Rice salt. all Clark was "d-
mirahle in the field. score o,, -;
Staunlon "........'''.''''e
Staunton-Iiits. rs; total bases. p; er-
rors. & Norfolk Hits. =. total bases u;
errors 3 Hatterics-C Cook Arthur ana
Eisey Umpire. Mr. Wilson Spiller. At
Tendance, 800 Time of game. hours.
Richmond Defeated.
ROANOKE. VA, May l5.-Roanoke DO
f,at-d Richmond to-day in the best game
played here this season. out OF IN" hNe
hits made of McCoy's delivery Pop
'rato secured thrc, two Of which were
home runs over the left-field fence. Set
lev was in the box for the visitors and
was battod hard, but The fielding Of the
Eichmonds saved them from "a worse de-
feat. Score: - .
X. III. T..
Poanokcs .........01 000130x-5 6 3
Hichnonds .......O o 900 - J. 6
batteries: Mccoy and Smith; Setley and
Foster.
LYNCHBURG. Va, May 15.-Another
h.9yv-battinc game was played by the
Iynchburc and Petersburg teams this af-
tarnoIn. score:
Tvuchhlras .......20O322 222OO-1l l. :
Prftr4burps .....5 3 30320 0X-l3 Il 3
Battcri 8. MccEan. Sands and Webb
stcr: Foreman and Refer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16
III Nou Wnnt "A flunie
An Sold. More ComIpc: Nv ~fea pi,,o

bear in mind the auction tomorrow eve
ming OF the attractive residence, No. 8
east Grace street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16

The incest IL now being dispensed at Ciir
Drugstoros soda Fountain. Dgop ia at sigaio
and Main streets. Ten cents glass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16

Lovely tone; attractive case. Don't fail
to see Il. X. B. LEE
successor to Rylani & Lee.
sCo Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16

This Hotel. AZ Waynesblro'. Va, Offers
special rates for June.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-22
Investigating the Temptation
of Hunton and Kyle.
Publication Of the Cotton Schedule
Altar Its Latest Revision.
1As Mssse vsess - Repeat tAs RsIs
Deekine Abssntss Asnbsrs-Rspub-
isean sssassss HAVE Hsn WisA Miils,
sAe lnssasxsssas 1seasuss.

WAsHrSsrox Crrx. Nay 1-Ths COM
mittes TO investigate the charges OF bribery
in the senate we're on hand promptly at 10
O'Clock today Ia the room OF the commits
tee on privileges and e1ections. Senator
Hunton was as the meeting = I VII
nsss. C. w. Butts - without the doors
Of the COMMITTEES room and msds .
written application 70 b present. The
committse sat in secrat session until lO:30,
when Nh. Hunton was summoned 70 tes-
tify. Senator Hunten rsmained with the
committee about haH "A hour and after he
emerged from the committse room Desha
Hunton, r., was called and asked to STATE
what he knew Of the alleged effort 70
bribs his father. He wss detained only
about ten minutes. Both wituesses
were cautioned b. Senator Gray
against giving the nevspapers
any report a the proceedings, the
senator rsmarking thai whom this branch
Of the inquiry should b concluded tho
proceedings would all b made public.
Both Senator Hunton and his son stated
that c. w. Butfs was the man Who had
approached Senator Hunson. The mar
rative did nos difier materially from the
story heretofore sivsa 70 the press BY Sem
ator Hunton.
Senator Kyls was before the committee
more than an hour and vas Informed that
he wouid propably be called again. He
put the committss In possession Of ail the
information in his power. stating that he
vas first approached BY Buttx about two
months ago With the proposition
to vote against the tariff bill
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