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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12
PICKETT CAMP LAST NIGHT.
rev, Member, The Coming fic->ic-War
Paper Read.

>.,, NIcu.bers-Thc Coming fic-Nic-War
Paper Read.
10 tr. meeting OF Pickett Camp last
...t tae fouoviny new members were
.tl W. IT, Robbins, Company H.
te.rrh Virginia Infantry; w. II. Jen-
-... Ashland Artillery. Captain William
..I.sy company h. Forty-ninth North
carolina Infantry; Captain Joseph NJ
... company g.. Fifteenth Virginia In
....,. IuIG, r.. q. Minor, Company r.
...4 Ntr-inla cavalry; \. NJ. MorecocN'
special committee on anniversary
.--I tnat all arrangements had been
.. f.r fn annual picnic of the camp
.. hanover Junction ON the ith Of july
which occasion IL ia expected That
camp will be prcsen, IN force.
r.r.r Was read entitled. Extract
- Personal Rccollrctions of the war
l ..nfain T. T.. Reeve. and ordered ia
.I with the historical documents oi
...p.
..uuittec of twenty-five was au-
..rt FL, BE- appointed To- all in raising
-.. e., ai in the erection Of a monu'
southern AUD Lang Syne," as re-
.. published m the Dispatch. was
b.. captain 81. ". Lakewood, the
camp joining with energy IN the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12
womsn's Christian Association.

The monthly meeting of the Woman
Cbistian Association was held yesterday
afternoon at o'clock in the rooms OF
the organization. No. I'll east Franklin
street. Mrs. Bryan. the president. read
her annual report. which will be printed
i'm the Association Year Book Reports
were also received from the various COM
mittees. which showed a very encourasing
condition Of the institution. Mrs. Naliord
reported that plans were being perfected
10 run an excursion to Natural BrluSe
the last OF this month for the pe'ieHt vi
the kindergarten attached to the aSsoVia-
ton. The same chairmen OF all vi '"'
committees were reelected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12
SUFFOLK COLLEGE EXERCISES.
sixty.Two Entries In the Art Exhibition
Large Attendance.

SUFFOLK. June u.-(Special)-The
commencement exercises Of Suffolk Col
lege for the session Of 1894 began last
night. when the baccalaureate sermon was
preached at the Main-Street Methodist
church by Rev A. Coke Smith. d. D.,
of Norfolk The church was filled TO over
flowing, extra chairs being placed in the
aisles and In the vacant space In front
of the altar rail
The vocal class OF the college rendered
some excellent singing during the eve
ming.
The art exhibition took place to-day at
the art-rooms OF the college, there being
sixty-two entries by the following stu
dents: Misses Ella r. Dennis. Eva @.
Edwards, Virginia Jordan. Nellie y. Las
sitter, Mary l.. Norfieet Bette +. Peake.
Hattie Taylor. Katie Vaudersiice. ana
Master John X. kilby.
The celebration OF the Victoria Literary
Society. OF Suffolk College took place
at the City Hall tonight. In accordance
with the following programme; Saluta-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12

At a called meeting Of Commandery
Of St Andrew. Knights Templar held
last night. the committee appointed 10
arrange for the commandery TO attend the
triennial conclave To be held IN boston
in 1886, through their chairman Sir
knight j. V Bidgood. reported progress.
4 subcommittee consisting Of Sir
knights II. Theodore Ellyson, G. l..
street and r.. r. Edwards was appointed
~ wish Boston and arrange for accom-
,no.dattons for the commandery A num-
her OF members Of the commandery have
s5snifed their Intention to attend the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12
Tho Invitation Accepted.

LOUISA. VA, June 1l.-tSpecial)-At a
meeting of the Louisa Camp of Veterans
held here to-day an invitation was Re-
oeived from the Pickett Camp, Of Rich
mond. to meet them In joliilication ETC..
at boswell on the 9Th of July. which was
gladly and gratefully accepted. \ reso-
luton was offered by Captain William
Meade. and unanimously adopted ~.
pressive of the sincere appreciation and
thanks OF this camp for the many kind
offices extended them by the citizens ot
Richmond on the occasion OF the unVeil'
ing of the Soldiers and Sailors monu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12
TIE NEWS OF MANCHESTER
Memorial Services ro-Night-Ee"' Mr. WI"
Lin.nn Accepis-Pefsonai, sc.

ft Lodge. No. a. l. o. @. f. VIII
i.. JOEL nr-t memorial service tonight al
...s n..u the following programme mas
t..a arranged for the occasion: Singing
t qlsue,te. prayer by Rev W. u.
"-lum. address by @. y. Davis OF
I ....ns Lodge, No. ] 4; music; prayer by
r. b Green: address by Thomas w Bass;
5 uy IS. X. Ficmnoy' ADDRESS Ds
N.}of a. A. Maurice. music: address py
Hr.. IS. h. Uranium. SINGING Ny 'ns
.s.. God re with You Till We Meet
.rtn'f benedictiOn.
.rp have been sixteen deaths since the
.Ife was organized. the FIRST being mr.
smIln Jones. q member OF the ponce
force. Henderson Lodge is eApeet'd 10
e'''nd IN body.
Rev ]. Y. Wilkinson. Of Ashland, VINO
Wa extended a call 10 Branchs ehuiep'
20 Chesterfield. has accepted. and preaen-
a - a large congregation al that cnurSi'
sunday. Iiis sermon was highly eomph.
mrnted by those who were present anu
ave general satisfaction 10 the chureh'
Ar. wilkinson was formerly or Chester
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12
Miss uazlecrove,s sudden Death.

. Miss Edna May lIazlegrove. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. s. y. Hazlegroye, died
at the residence OF her parents At Ga
o'clock Sunday morning. She had only
been iii few hours. Miss Hazlegrove WAS
In the 18th year OF her age. and was
a young lady who POSSESSED many adj
mlrable traits OF character. Her funeral
will take place at O'Clock this after
noon from Cool-Spring church, Hanover
county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12
pr Uoge'. Finicth Anniversary.

In February next DR.. Hoge wiii nave
been pastor OF the Second presbyterian
church nfty years. snd In honor OF inc
Anniversary the Ladies' Society OF 'pe
church will hold jubilee ceieorauoh.
In this connection they propose 10 nave
made gold and silver souvenir spoonS'
on the handles OF which w,li be medal
lion of DR. Boge. They are now en-
gagged In getting up guarantee iunu
Tor the die for the medal. which atone
viii cost $50. The work will be done
by Tiffany.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12
To Talk About Immigration.

President Henry w. Wood. OF the Vir-
einia State Agricultural and Mechanical
Society. has called joint meeting OF the
Executive and Citizens Auxiliary COM
mittees TO be held I'm the society's ONCE
this morning at IL o'clock. The question
OF holding an immigration convention In
this city during the October exposition
Will be discussed. and other important
matters will be considered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12
MAY BE "A Rich Man.

Mr.. Pat. Rafter is In receipt Of let
ter from California, stating that an unrl,
of his died there few days ago an'
left him fortune of $1,000. When Mr.
Rafter was asked about the matter by Z
Dispatch reporter last evening. he sal,
that he did not feel like talking for publ
cation upon the subject until M had hear
definitely. which he hopes 10 DO soon. Mr.
Rafter's friends are looking forward will
interest to the coming Of positive new!
concerning the legacy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12
HANOVER CIRCUIT COURT.
Distinguished Lawyers Present-Locusts
swept Away by the Storms.

swept Away by the Storms.
HANOVER COURTHOUSE. VA, June
ii.-(special)-A special term Of the Cir
cult Cour; OF this county convened to-day.
Owing TO the III health Of Judge William
S. Barton. Judge r. r. Il. Wright. of
Tappahannock. Va, presides in his stead.
Hon. X. II. Cardwell, Colonel William
n. Aylett. Colonel ". +. Wickham, Major
John Page. and many other lawyers of
prominence are in attendance upon the
court.
Mrs. ]. 4. Wingfeld, Of Washington, d.
c.. and Misses Julia Hubbard and Alberta
Williams. Of Richmond. Va, are the
guests Of Mrs. X. II. Cardwell.
Mrs. DIR. William Meredith, of Norfolk,
Va. is the guest Of Mrs. B. H. Winston, of
signal HIM.
The many friends Of Miss Lizzie Wood
folk. of Caroline county, will be glad 10
learn that her condition IS reported as
rather more favorable, after dangerous
Illness.
Since the recent storms the swarms OF
locusts which filled the woods have al
most entirely disappeared.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12
Colonel Brec kinridge Expelled

CHICAGO, June li.-At meeting oil
the Board of Directors of the Unior
League Club, OF this city. held to-day
final action was taken in the case' o'
Congressman Breckinridge's honorary
membership In the organization. A montf
ago the directors voted to expel him, anC
as no defence had been entered by TN
Colonel. the action of the directorate wa
nut into effect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12
lNDicT The OFFICERS AGAIN.
The >mithcr'- Case Before the Grand jury
rho HradV Matter.

The ~mithCr e. Case BEFORE th' N''"" ""i''
The Brady Matter.
rr. election officers Of Smthcr's Pre-
....t I'M H,nrico county. We're indicted
...I, Yesterday bv special grand jury
.1,nuaei especially TO inquire into this
. after. The grand jury consists OF
,,..-r. vs.. y. Moriecai foreman. 9. W.
g..Hau. g. T. Sweeney Il. 9. Friend. {.
d. sru.r. IS. d. lrby, II. a. Henley anu
d. Ciump Tho witnesses examiner
..-. th, same who testified htior"
OLD. ury that brought in the former
Indictment. which was sH''eI","'iS
.,...--sI On Pine ground ot irrcsuldrltE III
,.. ,.lur,r ,r drawing tho jurors.
rl. Ur.-,ut Indictment is in effect the
...ru. .e On, former one, ana contains
tr. sam. charges. u alleges that MtssIs.
James II.il,rtu. William Wilson. y. +.
a-tDy &c.. IS. Efauer and W. J.. Wool
.. v..r. 1.iltv of Illegal acts IN the
conduct of the last presidential election
40 ~mthsr, Precinct where they were
r,ire fs Judges AND clerks al 'IeC''UI'
t- tn. -..- session ot Mr. Gulgon a capids
.... .-.l.f f.r the arrest Of the parties
named .u th, Indictment which was maze
-...rr,Di- 10 ll o'clock to-day.
.... case of Ell j. Grady, charged WIN
...ttrr aud conducting certain game
.. violation of IN, law, viii come before
... strand jury today. True bills Of IN
.-.m.nt w,r, broueht in in the after
...r AGAINST Walter Ray. 10 one case OF
t..ay AMI two of misdcmcanor' Victoria
.., mis- lem,auor. John Simons INSIDE
...qn,r. John Hariand alias sam Harris
....r. AND j. W. Camp, r. L. Brooks
. tmm. j. Osburn, and G. Leuchman'
.r 1908 9em,au"r.
50 4D o'clock an adjournment was
.t.u uull this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12

The Mayor has received q letter from
G. c. Head. OF Raymond. Miss, saying
that n negro OF that place has In his pos
session large gold spang,., with y. X.
T.. Via" on one side, and the same In
scriptiop, with the addition. october,
ISL" on the other. The medal. the
Mayors correspondent says. IL worth
about so. and he supposes II was awarded
to some schoolgirl or boy Of Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12
Cold-Blooded Murder.

VICKSBURG, MISS. June il.-One OF
tho most cold blooded murders ever COM
n,itted in this county was perpetrated yes
terday afternoon by Justice-of-the-Peace
]. b. Ianier. who shot and instantly
killed Charles Scott (colored without the
slightest cause or provocation.
The coroner's jury returned verdict OF
homicide, not necessarily In self-defence-
Ianier is not yet under arrest, although
ne offered to surrender TO his fellow
MAGISTRATES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12
uo,,,e,de and LynchIng.

SWEET HOME. TEX. June n.--Albert
ucE,roy and Walter Ogden. two white
bows living at williamsburg. were attack
cd by Mon Hall and. Bascom Cooke. ne
croes. McElroy had his skull crushed.
and hs cannot live. 1t Is reported that the
negroes were arrested, but were taken
from the officers and hanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12
The National Union.

The local councils of the National
Union will unite in an entertainment to
be given at Monticello Hall tonight IN
honor OF visiting officers. Mr.. Minitree
Folkes viii deliver an address OF well
come. and speeches win b. made by
Messrs. c. G. Norris and Julius H. Wy
man. of Baltimore. There will also he
vocal and instrumental music.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12

who had not before vcntured In the ar
mory-room were bidders on this OCCASION
some goods were sold at very low prices,
but taking IL as a whole quite q sum was
realized. Auction sales VIII continue
nightly. and those who were not present
last night should avail themselves OF the
opportunity this evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12

EMPORlA, VA. June ll.-(Special)-
The case Of the Commonwealth VS.. l..
Il. Farley, indicted for arson, was this
day continued 10 the next term on ac-
count of the absence OF W. b. McIlwaine.
of counsel for the defence. The court
has adjourned for the term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12
Our Sojourners In Gotham.

NEW YORK, June 1l.--(SpeciSl)-E.
Millhser. Marlborough; H. Jefferson.
Grand Union: j. ID. Crump. Waldorf
W. A. Taylor. Imperial. j.. II. Garien,
Barthold; T.. Il. Myers, Imperial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12
We Mean Business.

Well, we are going to make some
goods fly this week. IL you've seen our
windows you'll understand by what
means we intend to do it. Never under
any circumstances have we offered such
standard and reliable qualities at such
extremely low prices. The circum'
stances which enable us to do this are
based on the fact that We MUST with
out reserve convert our entire spring
and summer stock into money. We are
not specializing for profit, for 1T IS I'M
perative for us to sell as quickly az pos
sible.
Remember, too, that every suit we
offer is from our own workshops, made
under our own supervision by the most
experienced cutters and tailOrs. Better
made. better trimmed. and better fitting
than the ordinary stuff sold at bankrupt
and other catch.penny sales. No out.
of.date brushed-up bankrupt stock hnd
a olace on our counters. We don't
HAVE TO handle il, for we, being man
pfacturers, can sell and do sell our supe-
rior clothing at lower prices than this
ordinary refused stuff is offered else
where.
suits in neat and seasonsble patterns
at IS, $3.50, s., $3.50. and 81. The
same suits as we sold foo s. TO $3.50
more. Any size you want and almost
any shade.
Better suits at SO, 81. and Sl0-ele-
CANT suits they are, too-cant begin to
match them at any kind OF q sale, We
made 'em ourselves that should DO
guarantee enough.
Fine Black and Blue Serge Pants.
inst the thing to suit the weather, at
$3.50. Take a look at them. You'll
pronounce them to be worth fully don-
bic the money. But they must be sold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12
James II. Parramore Passes Away.

ONANCOCK. VA. June u.-(Special.)-
Mr.. James II. ParTTmore. one Of the
oldest and best-known citizens Of the
Eastern Shore, died yesterday Of paralysis
at his home at Accomac Courthouse.
aged 70 years. Mr. Parramore was one VI
tie Mealthiest men in Acc0nac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12
SHOT Al The THIEF.
10, pil Not Tarry. But Left His Hat-ro-
lice Items.

.. sunday morning Mr.. Samuel
l- who conducts a grocery at the
of Twcnty-ninth and Broad
.... heard "a noise. and going to back
.... su e. man proving about. He
- tt intruder, who made haste 70
.. A, premises. but not before ar
eul several leaden messengers
nm. One OF the balls passed
,ac mans hat. which was left IN
.. ..h, ST. Michaels thinks the ma
aas colored man who was ONE
cw, lose .,. 80,
t.i. or Mir. r. ". Josephss' on
.l.Hm avenue. was entered 10y
.... saturday night and lot OF To-
.. cigars. &c. taken away.
-a, .,ior,d men named James Jutt
... William KillabreM engaged In hght
Saturday night in PINK aIley' ~
o.. ue former cut the latter on ,Ie
... .. ,hc head. innicting several pam.
tl, not serious wounds. jude has nor ho'
.. ... i..n apprehendeG, but the po"V"
... .n ttc lookout Tor him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12
The Dent I'm the CoIumbia.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE report OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Iianscom on the IN
iuries received by the Columbia on. her
trial trip shows that twelve plates were
dam aged, and that $4,000 and one month :
time will be required to repair the snip
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12
Taken III In Church.

A colored man whose name could not
be ascertained was taken suddenly Ill
Sunday night with cramps while at the
Second Baptist church tcolored). and was
taken to his home. on st. Peter street. In
a buggy. where he died shortly after
wards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12
The Military Bazaar,

The attendance at the bazaar last night
was large. Auctioneer Ellis was there
'crying' In his usual manner. and many
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12
DOG-CLIPPING.
0--<-~@

As the Lorse-clippDg season Is about over, l
am prepared to CLIP DOGS at the shortest
noti.e small dogs, 10c large dogs, 81. Leave
orders at LEONAkDS NEWS STOKE, 9Os east
Main street, or a. private stable In rear OF No.
sI7 east Marshall street
je 12-1t' \. LbONAhD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12

John c. Rush, a popular citizen OF Mont
gomery county, died Thursday morning.
aged Y years.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-12-02

Saloonkcrpcrs Protest Against Stan ford
and Berkeley Students.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1.-The ealoon-
keepers OF this city have addressed let.
ters to the presidents of the universities
Of California and Stanford, protesting
against the conduct of students after
the football match. They patrolled the
city in hundreds, emashing chairs and
glasses in beer halls and saloons and
terrorizing the residents of the tender
loin district. In their efforts to emu.
late the practices OF eastern undergradu-
ates, they exceeded their models in
recklessness and daring. The police
were powerless to control them.
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LOCAL AND MIsOELLANEoUs-Tb,

LOCAL AND MIsCELLANEOUs-
board of public works report. About
local baseball. :. Prof. Manning on the
stage and the ring. Book reviews and
Comment, including sketch of c. F. Lum-
mis- by @. ID. willard Mines and mining.
New York fashions. =. Vanilla culture
In Mexico by a special correspondent. -.
The tramp problem; contributions from
various sources. "A suit against the Globe
-. Arrest Of Eiitor Manant of the Unione
Italiana for libel. :. Worlds champion long
distance bicycle rider, schock on training.
1.-THE opera house closed.
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NEIOHBORlNd PLACES.

PAsApENA-wine seller fined. .... Doctors
convention.
LoHe BEACH-Band concert. Several wed.
dings.
ONTARIo-Thanksgivingd day sports.
CARLsBAD-Ra1n needed. :. Some social
events.
SANTA BABBARA-The new water company
=. The Arlington bail.
SAN PEDRo-Shipping notes.
FULLEaToN-Cleanup Of the walnut crop.
SANTA ANA-The Rev. Yatman's meetings. -.
A Jail delivery.
BAN BEaNARDINo-The grand jury hard at
work Suspicious characters arrested.
CoLToN-The new county fruit exchange.
Pleasant personal mention.
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Onlifornis Herb rs,

ss just the thing to take at this season. Warm
weather induces a debiiitated condition Of the
ystem. Torpid liver. indigestion and blood
diseases assert themselves unless these troubles
are corrected. This is best done by the occa.
sional use Of Weeks California herb ten,
harmless remedy composed entirely OF roots
and herbs. x5 cents per package. For sale by
all druggists
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He Was Bupcoed.

WELLINGTON. Kan, Dsc. L. Henry
Stunkel, a wealthy farmer of this ceun-
ty. today awarded $500 reward for the
arrest of w. 9. Harris OF Fort Worth,
Tex, and ]. w. Byrnes of Enid, o. T.,
whom he says f1eeced him out OF $4,000.
They allowed him to win large am oun,
of money, and then. during a ride ta
town. substituted an empty box for the
one that contained the money. Stunkel
first discovered the steal after the
sharks had decamped.
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POINTERS FOR TODAY.

IMPERIAL-vaudeville; matinee and evening
WEsTLAKE PARK-Openair concert. ESQ p. m
ATHLETIC PARK-Basebal; Stars vs.. Tele-
grafos, Wilson's vs.. Keatings, 2 p. m.
ATHLETIC PARK-Wheelmen's Training races,
10 a. N.
FIRsT-STREET GRoUNDs-Base ball; La Grandea
vs. Maief & Zobeleins, / 80 p. m.
LONG BEAcH-CoursiDg clubs contest; 9:50
Terminal train.
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have been enlarged this week in order
to meet the demands far the serum.

uhSo Uoou cuihik6u IuAU WocA Ia oAuc1
to meet the demands far the serum.
DIR. NCTALL's CLAIM.
DR.. G. F. II. Nutall, a young Amer
lean physician who is now assistant
professor of the Hygienic institute Of
Berlin. in view of the fact that his share
of the discovery OF the serum treatment
has not apparently been clearly UNDER
stood, has made the following statement
to the Associated Press: He studied In
1887 and 1883 under Prof. Fluegge, at
Breslau and at Gottingen, and while
pursuing experiments In the laboratories
he made certain discoveries which en-
abled him to dsmonetrats for the first
time that blood poesesses bacteriological
properties. He published the results of
those researches, among which was the
fec. the blood OF 81; iiaEasnised sheep
destroy cd more anthrax or bacilli than
the blood OF . non.immunized animal
He thus clearly showed the way which
Behring and others subsequently took
and, in point of fact, laid the founda-
tion OF the present blood serum treat
ment.
BIsMARCK's HEALTH.
A dispatch from Varain announces
that DR.. Schweningsr leaves there today.
"a the condition of Prince Bismarck's
health 10 satisfactory.
REVIVAL OF TRADE.
The enormous revival Of the export
business since October 10Th has been re.
marked at by the United States consul
generals Office In this city. This re-.
vival has been especially remarked in
paper ware, buttons, dress and ready.
made clothing. Some branches of the
export trade which have recently been
dormant now show signs of healthy
revival.
DISEAsED AMERICAN PORK.
Trichinse is reported to have been
found at Cologne and Eberfeld in
American pork. which wac examined by
German meat inspectors there.
BERLIN TRoTTINa CLUBS.
All the trotting clubs OF Berlin have
amalgamated and arrangements are
making for a large, finely equipped
track in the west end OF Berlin. A
number OF American trotting horses
have been entered for the events which
are to be decided next spring.
THE EMpERoR's SPEECH.
According to an evening newspaper.
the speech which the emperor will de-
liver at the opening of the reiohstag on
Wednesday next, will point out the
necessity OF combating all revolution.
ary agitation, for stringent legislation.
and express confidence that the reich
stag will lend aid to various governments
In conflict with the revolutionary force.
It is said reference will be made to re-
newed efforts to place the finances Of
the empire upon frmer basis.
AN AMERICAN CHOIR.
A fine quartette is being formed under
the direction of Prof. Otis Boise, leader
and organist of the services in the
American church, the members being
Mr.. Van E. Wyck, yonng American
who is studying in this city Mr.. Fer
neks, of Milwaukee. pupil of Joachim !;
Mrs. Arnold and Mrs. Griscom.
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AN INDEX TO YESTERDAY.

BIZ TELEGRAPH-Two governors insug-
urated in Alabama The Yale Princeton
football game. :. German cable letter..
London theatrical gossip IA tragedy at
the Bay District race track =. Pacific coast
happenings. The Hirschfeld divorce case
decided against the plaintiff. -. General
news gleanings.