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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

OFFERINGS. Wheat 500 bushels. Corn-White,
600 bushels; mixed. 800 bushels
SALkS-Wheat, 500 bushelx Corn-White,
CO.. bushels mixed, 500 bushelk
QU0fATI0NA--Wneat-L 6Oe61Hc.
mixed. 69a61ISc. snortbefry. 0Ss6t1xc.: NO. =.
red. o0l<a6lc. Corn White Virginia tbas iots),
50a5lc No 2 white. E0a5lc. No mixed, 4ea
4SlSc. Oats-N0 = mixed. 47ha4Sc.; No
mixed, lSa47c. kyA 64s5oc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13

Cash quotations. Flour firm at the late
advance Wheat. slM9s3-c. No. . red.
G9c No. corn. 4ls4QAtsc No. oats,
H9c Pork, Sz.47izIl2S Lard. se.rIfV
go: Ribs %.egae%: Shoulders SssD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

RICHMOND. VA. June ie-Aucfton Of
ferings on Change to-day. rs packages
and 10 taken In. Highest price. n7.5o;
lowest. $50.
Private sales to-day: Wrappers, %;
smokers. 1; dark leaf. 10. Total. IS hogs
heads.
Revenue collections: Ctgars and ciga-
rsttea r6AS; tobacco. a'S6b. Total
Loose sales were only moderate to-day.
and consulted largely Of vun-cured. to-
bacco aAA very common ertQa&t with =
lew fairly COED lots, al OF which sold ~
about the usual prices. Reflections Of sun.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-03-21

~eecorous, but Il Is reversible, ana the
racing Is OF large plaid in tartan colors.
THESE VIII DO made up into empire capes
and York coats. The colors ON the sur
race are brown, green, blue or black
The same style of goods were given some
outlandish name last season, but they
did not appeal as strongly then as they
do now under their new title. These
goods IN heavier quality are worn 10 a
slight extent now.
Among the colors expected to be most
prominent next season will Ice brown.
Some costumes Will show several shades
OF that always genteel color. The pref
test of them all is the mordore. One
very elegant model in brown had an un-
derskirt of seal brown velutina. Above
this was cloth skirt, slightly lifted at
each side. Around the bottom of this
skirt there was bias band of the same
edged with narrow braid of gold.
There was u short redingote jacket of a
sort of cedar brown, with vest and
high Worth collar of tan cloth. Under
the edge of this short seal brown mil
itary cape was fastened by "a thick cord,
and this was lined with gold colored silk.
The whole outfit was a study of harmony
in color.
For wear in the spring there are num-
bers of new fancies in velvet BASQUE
waists. These are warm, and with
light cape or fur capeline will be suffi-
cient. l saw today several very hand
some gowns finished and under way.
Among them was handsome black
cloth suit for young lady. The whole
OF the dress was black, but the vest front
and cuffs were of white satin nearly hid
den under mass of jet passementerie.
Several variations were made on a gown
of black india silk, with the whole of the
skirt accordion plated. The waist had
a corselet made of the same plating,
and the upper portion was of maize vel
vet. The pulled sleeves were of maize
horentine.
There Is an infinite variety in tea and
house gowns, each surprising the last.
The MORE in rich colors, with slight but
graceful floral patterns thrown over the
surface, is much liked for this kind of
gowns, and when made with plenty of
lace there could be nothing handsomer
There are several new patterns in laces,
which virtually make new laces of them.
For instance, the bourbon lace has a
very delicate and careful imitation of
real point at the edge. Bourbon vene-
tian, real duchess and point de gene are
now made in patterns, carrying out the
designs of the edging lace. The inser-
tions are laid fat on the tea gowns as
headings to the frills of edging.
/ found another novel but most excel
lent thing today, which L believe was
said TO be design made by Mrs. Cleve-
land recently. 1t is a dress for expect
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-03-21
A Handy Sewing Bag.

1t is really composed of two bags. To
make it take silk or wide ribbon, two
pieces Of either, measuring about inches
in width and - long. Lay the pieces to-
gether and seam up both sides TO within
II inches OF either end. On one of the
seams leave a space of three inches ex-
actly in the center unsewed, and when
the seams are done hem each edge of this
part. Turn the whole right side out
and stitch straight across the silk each
side of the three inch space left I'M
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-03-21
MY Machinery

is the newest i'm use in all OF
the large factories of the East, and
being thoroughly conversant with all
manner of complicated work, we claim
to be able to turn out as perfect work as
can be obtained in any part OF the
world.
The distance from optical centres and
the long delay in sending away for
special work has prompted us to add
this special department to our already
large optical business, and We hope 10
be favored with a liberal share OF the
work done in Honolulu. PRIcEs-the
same as in San Francisco, and on some
work little lower.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-03-21

WE DESIRE TO RECEIVE FREE
w aud upen expressions of opinion
from the inhabitants 1T the Hawaiian
Islands. upon the questions ot Annex
alton, the restoration of the Monarchy,
or the formation of a kepublc
This is desired for the information of
the people of the United etttes. The
name of each correspondent will not be
used, and will be regarded as confden-
tial il SO requested. Address
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER SYNDI-
CATE,
w Ten Eyck Hardenbrook, Mgr,
23l5 NJ. street. n w,
Washington, ID. c., u. :. A
1916 l526-Im
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-03-21

ant mothers, and surely no other gown
has ever been so well designed for the
purpose. The back has three deep box
plaits falling from the shoulders under
the deep pointed collar, which falls from
velvet V shaped inset. both front and
back. The collar crosses the breast and
fastens loosely at the left side with a
slight drapery, which lets the front hang
IN graceful folds. ct each side is deep
box plat. The sleeves are large and
dropping and finish at the elbow under
an embroidery frill. / should have said
the dress was of tan cashmere. with
brown velvet inset and forearm pieces.
The ornamented portions were simply
cashmere embroidered.
HENRIETTE ROUSSEAU.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-03-21
Optical Line

no matter how complicated. JOYFUL,
because the long wait OF six weeks or
more in sending away for your glasses
is done away forever. Those who have
suffered by this wait will know best what
it means. Much time and money has
been spent to ensure PERFECT SUCCESS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-03-21

scanned, forming an oblong, into which
may be slipped a needlebook cut of card
board 70 fit. Cut two pieces, and when
they are covered on both sides with the
silk fasten them together on one end
with channels or flannel leaves between
and a ribbon loop or two on the other
end to pull the needlebook out with.
That part of the silk left on either side
of this space will form the bags, one on
each side Face the tops of each with
contrasting silk. making places for draw
strings 20 match. The two bags are for
spools and buttons, and place for scis-
sors. consisting of a strap and pointed
fold Of ribbon in which they may be put.
is fastened on the under side Of the part
where the needlebook is placed. Either
plain or lowered silk may be used.
a. I. w.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-03-21
OculiStS
Prescriptions

accurately filed. Telescope, field,
marine or opera glass lenses repo'ishe d
and adjusted
One trial will give you more OF that
joyful feeling than anything We can
think of.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-03-21

The newspaper Iaborers in the house
press gallery now sit ON nice revolving
piano stools. They are very popular.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-03-21
A BREATH OF SPRING,
OUR FASHION EDITOR PEEPS AT NEXT
SEASONS STYLES.

Princess Dresses and POIonaises Are To lie
Worn - Bonnets and Hats VIII Com.
Down over the Ears-Funny Little Pan
cake Hats-New Fabrics and CoIors
Copyright, 1894. by American Press Associa-
tiOn-l
The preacher says that in the midst OF
life we are in death, and it occurs 10 me
that in the midst of winter we are in
spring, for, behold. the spring bonnets
and fabrics begin 70 show a little. like
the early flower beneath the snow. They
are naturally not TO be displayed in the
stores yet-at any rate, until all the win.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-24


Ioll nun tpirtli6 beenOet iein. Der
SniurGentsnfiibrer Se Mello bat ii9
nit 1900 Mann mad llruguOp in Si=
Gerbeit 9ebra9t uno lib oa Den Se=
bOr0en er9eben.
Se5ugne6meno mf Die 9tN6.
ri6t iiber Die Germlb!llng oes GS0re=
pitIh 9dcolaus nit Der Yrin,ellin
9lIir, 9ictOria, Selena, 2Ouiia, Seatrir
BON Scnen, melhe mir III Den Sepe=
i6enipulten bringen lbreibt Die ySQ.
StStg." fol9enoes:
y@enn audi beutsutu9e Die 6ei6ife
Der GOlter nibt mebr in Dem WtaBe wie
in irilbereu 3eiten BON Den Seiratbell
ob0dn0en, welbe swiiben oeu SbrOn=
inbobern ooer oeren 9t0biOl9ern ab9e=
ibloien weroen, 10 iino lie oob inmerbin
nrh pon bober Seoeutllng. ySlut lit
elm sanS beiOnOrer Suit ia9t Mepbi=
ito, uno i'm GnSliIhen lOutet ein be-
tunntes gGort: "Blood is thicker
than water"
Ter GiniluB, ben Die engliide prin=
seilin GiCtorir uno na6berigc SalIerin
6rieorib auf ibren @emubl ausilbte.
mar betannt II. in Seuti6lano nibt germ
seieben, uno Oes jeBi9en Selbltberr=
Ibers aNer Geuben 6emablin, Die odni=
ibe YrinSeilin Sa9mar, iol nidt we=
Mig Sur Gntiremoung bei9etrageu ba=
ben, luelde Sluiibsn GuBlano uno
SeutIblano in ben leBteu Sa9ren eiu=
9etreten lit.
Sie oeutibe bobe YOlitit, oeren Sii=
gel Der juuse &aiier ielblt in Die Sano
9enpnmen uno bisber nit gutem gr=
folse aefiibrt bat, feierte 9eltern in oer
Gerlpbuns oes ruiliiben SrobnfOlsera
gticolaus nit Der YrinSeiiin 9llir bon
Selien einen nellen. 9ans uner!uarteten
Sriumpb. Sange 3eit mar Seutlb=
lano 9enOtbist nit prdlentirtem. 8e=
pebre ibarf @ade gu balten, ein 9luse
aui 6rantreib, oas anoere auf &uB=
lano geribtet. SEPT blitt es nit bei=
ben slusen ireunolib auf &uBIano,
ore9t ben 6ran,olen ben Gilfen Su uno
oentt - nun, was man lib eben oentt,
wenm man Semanoen ben Giifen Sll-
tebrt.
Sie neueIteu ,Serliner SGespen"
briu9t ein Bib, oas einsn Seria9lieri,
einen preuBilben Sonowebrmann UNI
einen Dlterreibiiben ,inTanteriiten bar=
ltellt, Die lih Die Sdnoe reiben uno
aui welbe ein ruiliiber Soloat nit
Observation-Disclosures aiiene sueilt. SIM
SnterGrlInoe aber ltebt tdDnetniri6enr
uno Die 6dulte balleno ein 6ransoie,
uno inter oem Siloe lit 81 leien:
Ser Ruiie: SD lei, 9ewdbrt mir biz
Sitte, i'll Glrem Sunoe-oer Sierte.
Ger Sranjoie: Sacre nom de Dieu
uuo i6, i9 bin Der Supirte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-24

periammelten Eiiritlibteiten I'm 10 ero-
BereS Grliaunen beruor, als nod Dor
meni9en Sa9en bebauptet poroen mar,
oaB Der Giorepitih entibloiien lei, ,u
8uniten ieines ndhltjln9eren yruoers,
oes GroBfiiriten Wiidael, auf Die
Sbronicl9e su uerSibten uno 3eitlebens
elm Sunggeelle 81 bleibeu. gr ibeint
iih osmnad raid beionnen Su bnben.
Sas 3ultanoetonlmen Der Gerlpbung
ipQ in erlter Sinie Der permittelnoen
Siiriprahe oes Raiiers gSilbelm bel
Den gltern oes Srautigams, Dem ruili,
i6eu Sailerpaare. sll OerOanten lein.
Der TalIer mar aud Der Grlte, Der Iei=
ner SroBmutter, Der &Dnigin Gictoria
bon Gnglano, Die ytu6ribt BON Der
YerlObung ibres gnteltinoes iiber=
bruhte. Sie Gltern Der Sraut limb
tuot, uno Der &Onign Yictoria lag BON
jeber oas S9ifIal Der perlpailten Gin=
Der ibrer SleblingstoAter 9llice gang
beIOnoers am SerSeu.
Som ber5ogli6en S6loBe aus, no
Die GOnigin Quarter senommen bat.
be9ab lih Der &aiier, begleitet BON Dem
britilben IRilitdr= 2lttate in Berlin,
Sberlt g. y. Spaine, nah Dem ioae=
nannten Goinburgber Yalais, I'm Dem
bort relioirenoen berSogliben Yaare
bon SabIen=6Oburg 6otba Die inte=
reNante Nelligteit mitSutbeilen. SGs
Gergnilgen oes &aiiers iiber oen @r-
folg ieines erlten gluftretens in Der
Golle zines Seiratbsuermittlers mar
llnpertennbar.
Der GuiIer, Der bon Der iiloliben
Some TART 9ebrdunt lit umo lid au=
geni6elnlih Der beIten 8eIunobeit
erireut, besibt iib mOrsen nad Der
@artburs, um nit Dem 8roBberiog
bon Sabieu=9Seimar in oeilen SOrten
81 iageu.
Ser am 6. Mai 1868 gebprene Gsa=
remitlh NitOlaus miro ourb ieine Sei=
ratb Der Sbwaser oes Yriusen Sein=
rid bon YrelBen, oes Gaiiers Sruoer.
Der nit Der 28idbri9en YrirSellin Srene
BON Senen permdblt lit.
Die beioen ibrI9en S1weltern Der
Sraut iino: Die 31jdbrise Sictoria,
Oermdblt nit benz YrnSen 2uoipi9 bon
Sattenberg, uno Die 30idbri9e @liiu-
beth 6eooorolpa, permdblt NIT Dem
@rOBfiiriten Sersius slleranorppitid.
YrinSeilin 9llir, Die slilflibe Sraut,
erblidte am 6. SUM 1872 i'm S1lO1e
su Sarmitaot Oas 2ibt Der Belt.
Seferrei d : llnaaru.
&ratau, Is. 9lpril.
Sn Sraoiih in Wdbren purocn
beute ourG cine 6euersbrunit Die bObere
S0bterIhule, oas crlte Sotel Der Staot,
ierner oas SransistanertloIter llno Der
&irhtburm eingedidert. Ser Shurm
ltilrSte in Der Gihtung oes Wiartt-
plaBes uno in TolSe Der our6 oen
StHrS sntltauoenen Yanit puroe cine
9lnSabl yteusieriser I'M Gjerrdnge su
Sooen 0epprien uno ibluer, jeood
niAt tOotlih perleBt. Sa seraoe Sabr-
mart: i'm StGot1en mar, 10 waren
sablreiAe SeIuber BON auswdrts an-
weieno.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-24
NuSlduo.
Seuti d Ian b.
6 0 obura. 20. 9lpril.

= Gobur9. 20. Mpril.
Die iiiritlihtn SobieitsgGite wuroen
beute ourb Ole 9lntlinoi9ung Der er=
iOlSten SerlObung oes GSarenitib gti=
tolaus nit Der YrinSeilin gllir SictOria
Selena Spuile Seatrir bon Seilen,
Sbweiter ocs ieit seitern permdblten
8roBberSo9es, aufs 6reuoigte i!ber=
raidt. Die Sraut lit % Sabre alt,
Der Srautisam 26 Sabre. Der ruiiiibe
SbroniolSer senieBt ben &ui zines in=
telli9enten, beibeioenen uno liebens=
wiiroisen Weni6eu, uno ebeniO peroen
Die neutrality-suspicious. Der iunsen
Sraut ssriibmt.
Die gtabridt bon Der Yerlobuns
rief in ben &rsiien Der sar 3eit bier
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-24
6 las 6itp Mo..

10. 0plll.
Gem bieii9sn Star" miro aus
Yerrp, Stlaboma, beribtet: Sur6
einen GilbOten wuroe Die Nadri6t
blerber9eblabt. oaB uuweit Gwen
WtOuntain, 40 Meilen oltlib prn bier,
ein biblJes Gjeiebt ltattiano, o0s
9eltern 9Ibeno begann uno plbrenb oes
9roBten Sbeiles Der giabt iort0eiebt
lpuroe. Gs beiBt, ouB Der beriitti9te
Sblnoerbannes ySil" Salton uno
y Bill" Soolan, Iowie Elm orittes Itlt-
alleo Der Gluberbanoe uuf Dem Playe
9eblleben leien, ebenio ,pei Sillis=
Sunoesmarlbdlle, uno oaB cine 6rau
uno ibre tleine Sohter ben &ugeln
sleihialls sum Spier seialleu limo.
Sunoesmarlball gtir BON Stlaboma
bate es lbpn ldn9lt oarOui ab9tieben,
Der Cation l6en Sanoe oas Sanomert
81 legen. Sm Ginperuebmen nit ibm
bate lib Wcribaa Surrell nsbit ,Sed"
Sbomas lno ySill" Si9bmGn aus
Serrp init pierSebn Siilis=Sunoesmar=
ibillen nab Dem Oltlihen Sbeile oes
.Gberotee Strip" be9eben, 100 ii6 Ole
Gduberbanoe auibelt. Die Seumten
ltieBen BORT auf Mtglrop's Yiebiarm
Sundhlt auf Bruce Miller, cin 0tit9lieo
Der Sanoe. uno iosleib beaanu cine
lebbaite SbieBsrei. ySill" Saltpn
uno bill" Soplun, Die lid in Der
gtlbe befanoen. eilteu ibrem SpieBge=
nonen 81 Siilie, oann tamel nod 9n=
oere binSu, uno balo mar eIn reSelre9-
tes Weis1t i'm Wauss.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-24
greiie ber Injeis II.

aehsg Son ber spaIte per Sabr sl2n.
% I. (, .. >, bUtouate. ...... e7l
20 3Uto1ate....... &0l
GHr irbc S:tts srepier oOer oer.n Raum bas
'ritemol 10 Geat5.
Serotbs. unS Sobss.IuIetSeu NIT 5yru1il1
chue Sprut $lO1
IuJriQeu Die benz Settle Der fat5. Gir6e in,ut,
Der tiHo iiuoen teue sluinabme.
InseiSen ienoe man ipdte
tens am 1lloutas lllor.
gen Elm.
Sob=Trbctten aller glrt prOnpt uIo dilli1
ausgefiibrt.
cfkcc Der ,,8ajette".
Ode Ger Setpitea ano Sowllrdj.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-24
Sepeidtu.
SnlanO.

&aleisb, g. g., 10. slpril.
S. ). Saruis lit gum Sunoesienator
pOn gtoro Carolina an STEELE oes per=
itOrbenen Senotprs Yance ernannt
woroen. Serielbe bat ole ibm an9e=
tru9ene Gbrenltells an9enpmlner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-24
6 olum bia, g. g.,
10 9lnri1

Sas Sberltuatsseribt bat beute oas
auf Seranlaiiungs oes 8uuperneurs
Sillmamn srlaisne "Dispensary" =8e-
ieb, laut welbsm nur Dem Staats oas
Hebt Sum SertauIe bon 9eiltisen Ge-
trdnten suitebt, fir ueriahun9sluioris
ertldrt. 3pei Der &ibter einisten lib
aui oieie gntlbsioung. wdbreno Der
Critic, elm Yopuliit, Der slnlibt bul-
oi9t, oaB Oas GeieB pOllig I'M Gintlaus
nit Der StaatsperIalung Itebe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-24
Sraiilien.
9felp glprf. 10. glpril.

NeD UDrt, ~. Iprtl.
Cine Sepeibe oes ySeralO" aus
guenos 9lpres sntbdlt fol9enOe Mit-
tbeiluu9: 6ol9enoes lit cine lleber=
ieBun9 ocs bon Dem bralilianiiten
Gebelleu, glomiral Melo, al ben prd=
lioenten BON glr9entinien aeribteten
Sbrelbens. ais er ieiu 8eihuaoer in
ben Safen bon Susnos 9lDres bra6te
uno lib erbOt, oalIelbe 81 itber9eben:
,9ln SDro oes bralilianllben Srell.
Sers ,&epublica", Safen bon yueuOs
Npres, l6. 9lpril 1894.
9ln SaenS Yena, ben praiioenten
BON glreentinien.
Sa lb ue9en olllianoigen Mangels
an Sillismitteln nibt i'm Stanoe bin,
Die Dor a6t Wpnaten be9onnene GeuO-
luton Sur 9lblnoerlln9 Der @erIanung
Don Sralllien 9e9en Den WtiIltdroeapo-
tismus oes Yrdlioeuten Yeirotp nod
l1n9er fprtSueBeu, be9ebe lh MID jeBt
in ar9entlnllbe 8ewaner. nm I'm ben
SbuB Der Slagge elmer eolen S6we.
terrepubllt. Iilr midi lelblt. meme Nf.
iiiiers, meine Sruppen unO melue, als
ben ShiIfen y&epubllca", nllrano".
.Sris" yOteteora" uno ygsperanSa"
beltebenOe 6lOtte uabSulubeu.
SD wilulhe oiele Shine un ole Ge.
sierilng Sbrer GrcelenS ausSulleIsrn,
oamit oisisIbe na1 4utoiinten oarllbet
psrIiige.
Wtlt ben 6eiiiblsn Der srDBten Sod.
abtuus Iiir Sbre grcellenS, babe ib Die
gbre &C.
Guitooio SOIsoe Welo."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-24
. II.
u 0 M, Is. 9lpril.

Die SelisIpre6uns oes Suam
o'9lpila Sieso, Oes y9lpoitels bon gln=
Dululien", wuroe beute bon Dem bl.
Satsr in perion nit Dem in Der tatbo=
liiheu Stride ilbli6en pompe in Der
st. Yeter' s=&irht polSosen.
is limb aus oieiem glnlaIle ilber
Is, 900 ipaniibe pilser in Der ygwi-
gen Staot" einsetrohen. SieIelben
besaben lib beute WtOrgen in ieier=
libem 3uae. aeiiibrt bon Is Yii3Oiea.
nab st. peter.
Evening journal., 1894-12-07
A Great Treat Coming.

The famous Columbia College Glee,
Mandolin and Banjo Clnbs, consisting Of
thirty people. are coming to Whining
ton on December %, and concert will
be given under the auspices Of Whining
ton Lodge, No. /, ARcieat Order Of
United Worknen, ut the Grand Opera
House. or the entertainment the
Richmond Despatch says: "The glee
club sings its selections in a superb
manner, its chorus singing Is particularly
worthy Of notice aud there was fue
enuuciation and excellent blending of
voices. The banjo seemed to have fallen
into the hands of trained masters; the
unformidity in the playing and the sweet
unison made one admire the in
strument No amateur troupe ever
produced before a Richmond audience
sweeter, more correct or varied music on
this instrument The club have With
them this year the well known basso
Forrest d. Carr, of whom the New York
World says: "Mr. Carr is the coming
basso OF America Forrest D. Carr the
solo basso OF All Souls Church, New
York, has one of the finest voices,
marvellous In its depths aud velvety
quality. Mr.. Carr is from Washington,
D, O.. where he sarg In ALL Angels
Church. He is a very young man, and
all musicians that have heard him say
he has great future ia the musical
world.
Evening journal., 1894-12-07
sportIng News Notes.

T. B Bradford. of the Pyle Cycle
Company, and a promising rider, has
gone to his old home at Tenth Legion,
Va, In the Shenandoah Valley, where he
win remain until January Mr. Brad
ford was accompanied by Victor R. Pyle
who will return home after spending a
week In the historic valley
There will be game OF football at
Riverview grounds to omorrow afternoon
between the Y M. O A. and the Law
School OF the u Of p This is the last
game on the Y NJ. c. A. schedule.
The Harvard osrsmen have begun
active training under Coach Watson.
The candidates for the Varsity are
being worked In two crews. None Of the
crews will use the rowing tank this year,
rowing machines being used iustesd.
The Nonpareil football team claims the
$50 pounds championship Of the state
Charlie McKeever has posted his forfeit
money for a 81, 900 fight, with the Phila-
delphia Record, and It is said that he ex
poets Mcconnell, Of this city, to pat up
cover money
Members Of the Warren football eleven
have decided to 60 out of training sgsin
and give up football until next season.
They have therefore, had their heads
shorn.
Evening journal., 1894-12-07
JAPANESE IMPLACABLE.
The Chinese Allege That Their Peace Envoy
Was Ignored.

LONDON, Dec. "A Shanghai dispatch
says that the Japanese version Of the mis-
sion of Mr.. Detring, the envoy who unsuc-
cessfully attempted to treat for peace with
Japan, is inexact.
The dispatch adds that Mr. Detring was
duly appointed as Chinese envoy by an
imperial decree, but the japanese minis
ters refused TO examine his credentials
Two reasons are alleged by well informed
people for the action of Japan.
The first Of these is that Japan had an
expedition at Hiroshima ready to sail to
deal a crushing blow at Chinese integrity,
and the second that Japan intends to sub
ject China to extreme humiliation before
parleying. The dispatch further says that
the situation is becoming grave and that
the japanese appear to be implacable.
CHEFU, Dec. THE tsung- h-yamen has
decided to send a special ambassador to
Tokyo fully authorized to negotiate a
treaty of peace with Japan.
This is the result Of az intimation from
United States Minister Denby that he and
the United States minister to Japan have
prepared the way for direct communica-
ton between China and Japan, though
the nature of the preliminary negotiations
is kept secret.
Evening journal., 1894-12-07
HELD UP ON a TREsTLE.
Masked Train Robbers In Texas Loot an Ex-
press Car.


Masked Train Robbers In Texas Loot an Icx-
press Car.
FoRT WORTH, Tex, Dec. The east
bound Texas and Pacific passenger train
was held up on a trestlc seven miles west
Of here. Several shots were fired from the
front end Of the train, and the passengers
were warned to keep their heads in the
windows The train was detained 10 or
Is minutes, uring which time those who
caught q glimpse of the party on the 9TH
er side of tho trestle saw three masked
mon with gans marching the engineer
ana trainmen in and out of the express
car.
When they finished their work, the rob
bers made the engineer back the train
over the trestlo, and while It was crossing
disappeared ia thick forest The pas
scngers kept so close while the train was
being robbed that they did not know
much about what was going on, and the
railroad men and express officials viii not
make any statements.
1t is not known how much booty was
secured. TIE robbers had possession Of
the express car until they accomplished
their object One fat package is known
to have been obtained "A train was held
up and robbed at this spot several years
ago by gang undcr the leadership Of the
notorious Joe Bunt
In one respect the robbery was remark
able and sets a precedent The iron safe
of the messenger was thrown from the
car and carried off. The robbery is one Of
the most daring on record. II IS learned
from authoritative sources that upward
Of S100, 600 was secured.