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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
eRazIL's NEW NAVY.
Seventeen war-vessels Soon to he In Place.
Then Look Out.

WASHINGTON, January ALI OF the
Brazilian navy purchased in this coun-
try and England has arrived Mt ports in
Brazil. Minister Mendonca to-day re-
ceived Official Information OF the arrival
of the America ut Pernambuco. and was
also informed that the tOfpe io-boat De-
stroyer will sail from Martinique on the
~. arriving at It's destination about the
18th.
II ia expected that in the middle OF the
present month ten torpedo and five gun
boats and two cruisers will be In posi-
ton to act in concert along the coast
OF Brazil Twelve OF these seventeen
boats are now in position. and when the
other five arrive II is expected that a
naval battle will take place. precipitated
By the government vessels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
JACKSON PARK AGAIN.
Chicago Invades II A. an Army of Nandals.
Relics Born Away.

CHICAGO, January 1.-The people or
Chicago took possession OK jackson Park
anew to-day. At o'clock the gates were
thrown open Fifty thousand people Nere
waiting at the entrance to the Midway
Plalsance. and from the hour mined the
crowd passing through the gates in
creased. At ] o'clock, when the pressdr"
was greatest. e. seemed much Ike the
summer enacted anew. People came
afoot and in their carriages. The relic
hunters were IN their glory. Each sepa-
rate ruin contributed 10 the weic9n"
vandalism. Mosaic and ornamental bits
OF plaster and filing, nails wood. all
sorts of things were seized as precious
trophies. The Java village was plun1er-
"a without hindrance and by evening IL
was entirely denudcd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
RELIGIOUS JOURNAL WAcE.cUT.
The Papers Indicated Accordingly Desisna-
ted as Rats"

NI%NEAPOIIS, MINI, January l.
1,o,r or the largest religious journals or
Minneapolis have decided that the wages
paid to the printers in their employ must
be cut. beginning with the new year. The
four papers are the Northwestern Consrc-
nationalist, the Methodist Herald, the
Free Baptist. and the North and West
Urcsbvterian The type-setting and all
typographical work on these four papers
Is done in one Office. under one foreman,
and with joint property, and the decision
will affect them all alike.
Until this time the union scale has been
paid throughout. and for the rast few
months only union printers have been em-
ployed. AS a result Of this move the
Typographical Union will designate the
the papers as rat concerns, TO be boy
ootted by labor organizations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
Savannah and Western.

SAVANNAH. GA, January IA petit
ton has been filed in the Circuit Court
for the Middle District OF Alabama by
Receivers Conner and Hayes. of the Cen
trail railroad. asking Justice Jackson to
order Receivers Lowry and Conner, OF
the Savannah and Western railroad. TO
issue receivers certificates 10 the amount
OF $4,000 10 reimburse the Contra, for
money expended on the Savannah and
Western out OF the general fund. IL will
DO heard In Washington Thursday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
BOSTON THEATRE AeLAZE.
The Globe viii Prove Total Loss-Ad-
Joining Structures Burning.

BOSTON, January BIB \. Nat il5
o'clock this morning an explosion Of gas
caused n fire In the Globe Theatre on
Washington street between Essex street
and Hayward place. The fire started near
the scene-room and spread rapidly through
the building. Hanlon Brothers "Superba'
was occupying the house, and the pro-
perties were saved with great difficulty.
The flames soon spread 70 the Globe
cafe. on Hayward Place, owned by \.
Brock. and to the upper portion OF new
building corner OF Washington street ana
Hayward Place. owned by the Harvard
College trustees. and occupied by Miller
& CO.. printers. the Free Employment
Bureau. and George Kaffer, window
Shady. etc. The fire IS not yet under
control. The Globe Theatre will undoubt-
edly prove total loss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
FAIRLY COOKED ALIVE.
Two Men Meet Death In One of Its Most
Awful Shapes.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN. January l.
Two men were fairly cooked alive In n
terrible boiler explosion that occurred at
il o'clock this morning in the round
house here OF the Cincinnati Southern
railway. Charles Beckert, white boiler
rakcr, was engaged In repairing an en-
C:re which had come in last night win
a leak in the steam ilues. lie was stand
ing in the Gre-bOx with Jesse Lang, a
colored assistant. Mistaking screw-plug
for a drivcn-plug he gave IN" screw "a
careless tap. driving it In. The steam
burst through the small aperture with 4
loud report. Both men were horribly
scaled. and the flesh doprcd from their
bodies in a sickening manner. Death was
Instantaneous. The bodies were taken to
Siarpes morgue. whore 4 verdict or
death from the carelessness Of Beckett
was brought in.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
Ihnfha Phnlp. Ennnh.

BLOOMSBCRG. "a, January Ian
tha Phelps. who Is said TO have e'oYci
with the Rev. Charles ". Bragg from Bal
timore during the latter part OF Noycm-
her. and for whom a liberal reward -
offered. IS in hiding at The house ~ "A
farmer named ;. .. Lindemuth, about
eight miles southeast Of here. Miss Phelps
IS II years old, ani was the organist ia
the Methodist church OF which the Rev.
Mr.. Bragg was pastor. The latter de-
serted a wife and five children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
FRrNcH BOMe.HUNTlNC.
The Dwellings Of Al! Supposed Anarchists
Uansackcd-Aany Arrests.


Rausackcd-Many Arrests.
LONDON. January IA dispatch 10 inc
Central News from Paris says that the
r.olice an over France searched the dwell
inc-piaccs OF all supposed Anarchists dur
Ing last night They visited 1900 houses
in an. and arrested a number OF persons
in Ste Eitcure Lyons, Marscilles' ana
Paris. Among the arrests made IN FarlS
was that Of Iiie Recluse father OF Iaui
Recuse. the alleged accomplish or Au-
cg,tc valiant. lie RccIuse VAS hoerate1
this afternoon.
ia Cfonoble a charged bomb was founh.
I'm Commercy the police found G' car
tridees charged with dynamite. ~ car
tri.eos charged with grisouline. III car
tridgcs charged with compressed gun
powder. 90 metres o. fuse. and - deto-
uttors.
ia Slice nineteen houses were searched
and fifteen italian Anarchists were ar
rcste- and ordered 10 be- expelled imihe-
diatcly
II i, expected that sixty-four OF the
total uImi,r arrested VIII Doe detained.
There are 80 Anarchists stll wanted
The arrests in Paris and suburbs number
pl tltrtg-fOIT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
THE MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.
Banqueted by Governor Brown-Oficers
of Both Houses Chosen.

BALTIMORE, MD. January l.-Gov-
ernor Brown entertained the members
elect Of the Legislature. which meets at
Annapolis on Wednesday. at a banquet
at the Hotel Rennert tonight. The affair
was entirely informal no speeches being
made.
Previous to the banquet a caucus OF the
Democratic members OF the Senate and
the House OF Delegates was held al party
headquarters at the Carrollton Hotel, and
Colonel John Walter Smith, OF WORCESTER
county, was nominated for President Of
the Senate, and James H. Preston, OF
Baltimore city. for Speaker OF the House.
The Legislature is Overwhelmingly Demo-
cratic in both branches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
KILLED nv n Policeman.

KNOXVILLE, TENN, January IA
special to the Journal from White Pine
says: J. NJ. Fain was shot and killed this
afternoon by Policeman Smith. Fain was
married last Tuesday. The same day he
had n bitter quarrel with Smith. They
met to-day in tho depot. and Fain, draw
ing "A knife, started towards Smith, who
drew his revolver. and fired. The CorO-
ncr's jury rendered a verdict OF self
defence
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
THOMAS J. LUTTRELL DEAD.
He Was a yirginian and a Confederate
Oncer.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. January l.
Thomas j. Luttrell. a prominent dry
goods merchant OF this city. died this af
ternoon. Of pneumonia, after a weeks
illness
Mr.. Luttrell was q Nirginlan by birth.
and a captain in the Confederate army.
lie was also prominent Mason. and will
be buried by that order.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
A WISE, YET UNWlsE. ANARC H ST.
She Is Imprisoned for Leading Riot sun
day Night.

LONDON. January l.-Annie Wise. IN
Anarchist, one OF the persons arrested
outside OF St. Paurs cathedral last night.
was srraigned In the Mansion-House Po-
hce-Covrt to-day TO answer 70 charge
OF noting. Her arrest grew out OF a
noisy demonstration made in tina vicinity
OF the cathedral and the attempt OF her
SEN and others to take possession OF
the eteps OF the cathedral for the purpose
Of speech-making and singing revolution
ary sonEr.
Lord Mayor Tyler presided. The pris-
ener said that she was only doing her
duty III attempting To call public atten-
tion to the misery OF the unemployed.
The I,ord-May,r interrupted her. say
tng, THAT has nothing TO do with your
breoixins the law"
NE prisoner replied: "You men make
the laws. and force them on us. i know
no more and care no more for the laws or
England than for those OF Timbuctoo.
The Court found her guilty and sem
fenced her 10 three days Imprisonment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
DUBLIC SALE
4 OF
VALUABLE Est
ON STANTON RiR.'-
oS srAUSroN Kiy4-

In pursuance % the iqcreo
Court a ilalfax county, Va, rl.".
y8mber term, .eJ3, in tle clta.
Neuable, trustee, ct. IS. Nlff.-.
Undersigned all col ~ public .
premises. O. lAo highest Diilcr
SATURDAY. MAHcu Do lr.'
that VERY WALL ABLE TRACT g.
stanton riyer, in ua1iax r0ll's
was the residence 90 th3 late Nl
Carrngton aud kn0hu al o. $3.50
situated near Co,cs Ferry arI ..
cent survey l,43T Sl-lOU AlktN
There Is ga iue tCtc' lu. Do.
on Stanu;cu rtrer ara af.f tr
forest ~ oak 1El hickory a......
productive aud wei a1ar.et o. .IH
lObaocO and all kinds az srl.1.
The iinprovomfu consist 0i A "a
CoMAODloUs DWELLING anl n.'
ings necessary 90 the cumflr' 1f d..
ana the cultivation % tnis iarfr f.f
II a afro susceptible % bslug o.sLf
several convenient seilemeals
TEaas: Cash sudlcient % tefray .t'
OF tho sale anu a. pay tne sun no
With interest ON $4,000, pacf tler..
Is. DAY Ot April 1898. ana tle r.
credit 20 be made known on tn~ fR.
John s..
dc 2O-0Os
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02

WANTED, a COLORED WOMAN
w for diuIne-room and hOuseworS, "iih-
ont incumbrrnro. Must come recori'irhl.i'
Arnly AZ 5l3 west Franklin street. "a LII
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02

EXECUTORS SALE OF

EXECUTORS SALE OF
IA 1U3Es. FURNITURE Sc-p1
WEDNESDAY, JANUAsY 8 $500
~ II O'clock 4. ". we nil sell ty
i.Ors no. l9ll east Nam street. sl \ N..
sONAL PROPERTY belonging to t-H
tue lata Atfroi ". Sbciid-, conssiins
the 'OllosiUg aTticles I iArg5 OF l'..
representing t,a sale o. Nifes ~ If
We. u PORTRAIT 81 PATRICK lNN
NAkbi.E-fOP ROSEWOOD fABLk, ha.
~ curved; I los PLATED SlLNkkN
small h), 81 SOLID SlLNkkWAkEf
aud HARNESS, md a s0an be az OhO
aud GLASSWARE aad KNIVES ana d .
a..
TERMS Cash Tor al sums o. $50 aa1
AMI ior SUNS over $40 . credit % siA
for hoses. vita interest adoei ard 7atis
endorsed. \. ". SNM
C.k fAbt.
Executors % A. W. shelljs, ascsa,
do 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
RElNAcH.HERz ALLEGATIONS.
If True They VIII Cause n Revival OF the
Panama scandal.

PARIS. January THE Figaro pub
fishes two documents, one of which claims
to be an acknowledgment made by the
late Baron de Re,nach that he was in
debted 10 Or Cornelius Herr in the sum
81 100000 francs. and promising 20 pay
the amount in eight instruments OF 2oooO
francs each. together with interest AT the
rate OF per cent The other document.
also alleged to have been written by
Baron de Rciuach, is an admission that
Or. Herr owed nothing to him. II these
documents are genuine they Will cause
revival Of the Panama scandal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
lNCENDlARY TALK.
A Socialist Gives had Advice to London's
Unemployed.


LONDON. January 1.-The unemployed
% London celebrated New-Years Day by
holding one OF their usual meetings at
Tower Tin. Williams. one of the men
who has always taken "a prominent part In
these meetings. and whose extreme So
cialist. utterances are likely before long
to get him into trouble with the police,
made violent addresses TO the crowd OF
iClc mcn gathered about him.
lie expressed his willingness 10 run all
risks 70 stop the whole business Of Lon
don by mans OF terrorism until the gcV-
eminent rendered assistance 10 the I'M
employed He regretted that the men out
OF work had IVt, while the police were
concentrated at ST. Paul's Cathedral last
night, done what they liked. and helped
themselves to whatever they wanted III
the unprotected parts Of the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
Southwest Texas Cotton.

SAN ANTONIO. TEN. January L.
Eighteen OF the principal markets OF
Southwest Texas show that thus far this
season l0l,s1 bales Of cotton have been
shipped. being decrease OF Al per cent.
Very little cotton 70 now held In this
action
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
Another Rriiish Cinlscr.

LONDON. January 1.-The Admiralty
has placed an order With the Naval CON
struction and Armament Company or Tar
row for the construction Of a first-class
cruiser. The new warship IS 90 be 200
fset long. and h. speed Will be betwse
% and = knots per hour
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
Onera House BuInpd.

CHARLESTON. &. C.. January l.
O'NeilIs Grand Opera House here was de-
stroycd by fire to-day The building was
insured for $4,000; the fixtures and prop
critics for 1900 The building had the
largest hoor-spacc Of al! the public build
irgs in the city. The origin of the FIRE
is unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02

WANTED WEEKLY, 100 COOKS,
" LAUNnREsSES. NOUSEMAluS. WAIT
RKSSES and NURSES tJr NEW YORK an
other NORTHERN cites Wages from g. 90 -
nor WEN Transportation furnished.
II. ". ELSOMs EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
c, lO-Tu,T ut~u3m az east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
EPIDEMIC OF SMALLPOX.
Many Cases OF the Disease in Two Mexican
Towns.

TORREON. MEN. January 1.-There is
an epidemic OF mall-pox here One hun
dred and ten cases are now under treat
rItnt At the town OF Lcrodo, five miles
south OF here. there are 20 cases. l.. ".
johnson, general manager OF the Mexican
Inier1 ational railroad. las telegraphsi an
account Of the situation TO the Federal au-
thcrities in the City Of Mexico. and re-
q, ested that compulsory vaccination be
established In all cases.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
THE MANCHESTER CANAL.
II il Opened to Trafic-Procession OF
Ocean Going ships.

MANCHESTER. ENG. January 1.-The
Manchester ship-canal was opened 10 gen
eral traffic to-day. and Manchester there
by becomes port OF entry. with all the
benefits belonging to such port. The
weather was fine. the sun shining brightly.
ard. being a holiday, the banks were
lined at many places with thousands OF
~ ople 10 witness ocean-going vessels pro-
sesdinx TO Manchester. Fifty thousand
tickets had been issued. and these ad-
n,itled the shareholders and their friends
fo uoants OF vantage near Manchester.
THE procession started az an early hour
from Warrington, on tho Mersey. sixteen
miles ezst OF Liverpool Al the head OF
The procession was tho steamer Morse
nan. conveying tho directors. she was
followed by other steamers bearing me
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JAN l, IS.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JAN 1, 1894
ARRIVED.
Schooner Fannie Brown. Hardcastle,
Charleston. phosphate rock; Richmond
Chemical Works.
Schooner George c. \. Travers Hop
klns Baltimore. coal; Wake * Ballduf.
Steamship Old Dominion, Couch. New
York, merchandise and passengers, q.
w. Allen 4 Co., agents.
SAILED
Steamer PocahOntas. Deyo, Norfolk,
passengers aud general cargo; l. Welsh
ger, Superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
A TEXAS DANCE.
Pumping Of Cold Lead-Three Persons, In
Guiding One Woman. Dead-o W ounted.

Guiding One Woman. Dead-o Wounded.
COLUMBIA. TEN. January Full ac-
counts OF wholesale killing at Cedar.
about eight miles from here. are just
In.
e. n. Williams was dancing on the
floor and aroused the animosity Of Lemon
Gayle. who demanded that Williams sur
render his place on the floor. Williams
q nrst refused. but Gayle became bois-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02

"A MISSION. Tho greatest invention Of the
aye. The SeR Patent Chemical lux kraslug
PeAciL Soils on slEnt. Works Ike mag e.
Agents afe making from 5000 % ~" per
week. For further particulars write tie Mon
rec Eraser Manufacturing Company. \. l2t
Ia Crosse. WIS. my 3-eJdiy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
ROME WATCHING ANARCHISTS.
A Socialist Demonstration In Tuscany
Comes To Grief.

Comes To Grief.
ROME. January during the perform
auca In the Toatro NuevO last night a
npni,er ~ Anarchists leaflets were thrown
among the audience by unknown per-
sons. 40 arrests we're made.
The police Of this city are watching the
Anarchists Groppi and lnnoccnu. who
were recently expelled from France.
Tho Socialists of Sicna attempted TO mold
n demonstration to-day. They gathered in
force. carrying flags and shouting, "Hur-
rah for the social revolution. but they
we're dispersed without trouble Tho
towuspeOplo showed no sympathy with
them
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
BANK DIVIDEND PASSED.
The Fact Due to the DefaIcation Of
Teller.

Teller.
PROVIDENCE. r. J. January The
Globe National Bank to-day passed. ia
dividend. the result Of the defalcaton by
Teller Bennett
There is no longer any doubt about the
defaulter's crooked work on depos,tors'
books. for some OF them which have come
I'm are found 10 be- badly miXed up. Whore
customers deposited goOd-sizcd checks,
Bennett made the books balance and then
appropr 4ted the whole of the cneck
5000 stolen on Decemter 18th n is asccr-
tlnod, WAS dropped in New England
stock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
GRADUATED SOGAR.....
fIice-AhL ihdltyu on application. mon 81 ~
:. UlLMAN'S son,
De 3G-lerSu lS2O-ls29 east Main street.

ELECTRO WING
~ opened BRANCH OFFICE at 10
north Fifth street, would like you call and
examine specimens OF our GOLD, Sill
YER, MCKEE. BRASS. and BRONZE
PLATING. Chandeliers rcp0lish.d and
guaranteed az good as new. Respectfully.
Il 7 c " MON y ELECTRO PLATING
WORKS de l1-Ifn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
DESKS WANTED.

Wanted, to buy Tor cash, ONE OR TWO DESKS,
Cat or roller top. Must be IN good coLdlti0n and
prices very low Address, wi.h price, 1OS north
Tweuty-tuird street, Richmond. Va, ~ LII
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02

YYHOSE WISHING To SAVE
i money ana haze tAeir horses VOL cared Tor
chr DO so by applying tO TEMPLE BOAEDING
STABLE, Jefferson street between Broat and
Grarr. CLAY & KIRILLl
DO 3l-ot' Pioyrietor3.
[EHNTED, 10 LOAN SUMS or
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GOTIABLE PAPER, SALARIES, or COLiAIE-
RLL~. notes DIS llntot. Terms moderate
Adlr.ss NAsH, carn DsrAIcu. u --lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
Mississippi. Legislature To-Day.

JACKSON, MISS, January Members
OF both houses OF the Legislature are ar
riving on esry incoming train. 1t is
almost assured that there Will be a full
working quorum In both houses on con-
Vening tomorrow at l. o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
.TANT CUSTOMERS

WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO
w know that they ian BUY HOLIDAY JEW
ELRI ~ lowest figures (repairiGg OF Watches
and Jewelry speciality from ". l. MURRAY,
No. 1913 ease Broad street, Hor many years /
was with G. LumsGen & son.
no o9-If sn6Tnam
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02

GROCERIES. SHOWCASES, COZ
N E-HILLS, LARGE FAlEBANhS'
SCALE, IRON SAFE, DESKS, ORGANS, BOYS
SAFETY BICYCLES. HOUSEHOLD fURNl-
IURE, SC, AT AUCTlON.-I Will sell At my
store at 1890 \. VI.
TO-DAY. JANUARY, .. 1894,
LOT % Assorted Groceries. 3 NeiRl-Frame show
Cases. q Ash Show-Cnscs, - C1fNc-Miiis, largo
Tairl anks' scale, Counters, Iron safe. 'y-'l"nt
Decks. Writing ahlcs. Ch1muer ~uii-. Ward
robes Bufrts, Tables. BOOKCASES. Bei-tesdf,
chairs, Lounges. Garpats. large quantity ot Co
Goa Mating, 3 excellent organs. boys safety
Bicycles, tot OF beatin ~t0yes. and a largo As
slrtment OF Miscellaneous Articles
GEORGE ". MAYO.
n Auct.pueer
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
X1IILLIAM C. WEST (SON AND
NOTICE.-THE LAW OFFICES OF
NoIloE'
LECTURES.

lion. II. W.. HAM WILL DELIVER
i l. his famous Leo TURF, "IHR sNOlLY-
GOsTER IN POLITICS" at the ACADEMY or
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Benefit OF Virginia Division, Travellers Protcc-
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reserved seats, 2oe. sxtta. Come and enjoy
good laugh. Dc 2o-6t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
FOR RENT

L'OR RENT, NEW HANDSOME o.
4 2-STORI RRlCk DWELLING. cor ghL
nor clay AMI Gllmer streets y ". T2., rOntnin-
lng SIX rooms. range ant an modern improve
mente-also. three new ttr1cfiIo NN Ella NUS
Nos. Az, 4l9. and 421 Gi.ncr street. contain
ing nyc ROOMS ea n, waite AMI gas- AGO. large
and comfortable SIOhi DWELLING. No.
1878 enst Broad street, containing twelve O. oui,
al modern improvements -G4uiirHtly suited
for q LoaUding-h0use.
JOHN T GOuDIN s. GO.
Real Ess4te Ageuts,
de- 3l.2t Bank and Eleventh .treets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02

A FEW COMPETENT STENOGRA-
"A PIERS and BOOK-hEEPERs ecn 10 O.
cured ffo- a. SMlIHDEAL ~ 80 'Ol-
IEGE, 1909 east Bread street English Dapafi-
M ert has teen added ana two now Elfh-Ifaie
,eachers sscured. one holds four diplomas 'bo
''"V' dc 3I-Su6Tu2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02

GROCERIES SHOWCASES. COZ

BY George W. Mayo, Auctioaecr,
Nos. % and - north Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
..,,,HFRE ARE NO FLIES ON

ssfflHEK AXE No FLIE5 ON
l. SMITH.'-YoI cannot make silk purse
on, OF a sOWs ear Tut you can secure your books
and money IN HERRING-HALi-MARY COM
PANY'S FIRE- AND BURGLAR-PROOFS SAFES
y. r. SMITH.
nv - 10. 2S north Ninth street.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-04
KILLED FOR HIS HONESTY.
Prominent Western Railroad Official Shot
by Another Official.

CHICAGO, June 4.-GcOrge NewcOmb,
special agent of the Western Indiana
Railroad company, was Shot and NOR
tally wounded on an incoming Grand
Trunk train last night, His assailant
is supposed to be one of a gang of con-
fidence men that for the past two weeks
has been sWindling passengers on the
Western Indiana and Grand Trunk rail
roads. NewcOmb and d brother officer
accOsted the two IN n, who were acting
SuspiciOusly, and one Of them shot him
without a word. The men escaped.
Special Agent Jas. {. Maxwell of the
Grand Trunk railroad Is under arrest
here charged with being implicated in
the shooting. Maxwell after the shoot
ing reported that NeWcOmb had been
shot by confidence men, but in an ante
mOrtem statement the latter made dis
closures that indicate the existence of
a conspiracy between Maxwell. the
chief prosecuting agent Of the Grand
Trunk, and the gang Of confidence men
has been operating on the road
to rob the passengers and divide the
plumber. \eWcOmb. who is dead a
Mercy hospital. said before death that
he was shot because he would not Jon
the vilaiuOuS enterprise.