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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-04-28
Queen Vic's Vegetables.

Every day of her life, no matter
where she may be- whether In Bal.
moral, Osborne, Florence Or else.
where. Queen Victoria receives from
Windsor Castle a supply OF flowers.
fruit aud vegetables Seasons may
come and 60, but Queen Victoria's
green peas are always on band, while
cucumbers. cabbages, French beans
or any other vegetable her Majesty
expresses o wish to sec on her dinner
table, are there the following day,
whether they be In season or not
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-04-28
The ,laRuar.

The lordly JaRuar Is the king OF all
tho American Felida. and right
proud are we to have him for fol.
low countryman-provided he does
not make himself TOO numerous! OF
all the great cats now living, he IL
second in size only to the lion and
the Bengal tiger. south OF the
United States he Is universally called
cl Tigre (tee gree), which IL simply
the Spanish for tiger. lie has tho
big chest and loins, thick neck, big
arms and legs, and bullet head OF Q
heavy weight prize fighter, cloUhcd
in the most gorgeous skin ever given
to any animal OF the cat family. He
is the most stocky In build Of all tho
cats, being very different. In shape
from the more little and fiat bodied
lion. tiger, and puma.
hut IL Is his glorious cOlors that
first attract the behOlder's attention,
and hold It longest On q ground color
OF rich golden yellow, which Is darkest
on the back and shoulders and grows
ralcr us 1t descends to the logs are
arranged with regular irrcgularity
large roscttes Ut black and brown,
These roscttes are tho prominent dis.
tiuguisblng character Of the Jaguar,
by which any child can recognize him
Instantly wherever found. The head,
top OF the back, base OF the tail.
lower joints of the legs and tho feet
arc plentifully besprinklcd with
round black spots, not roscttes.
Ordinarily the eyes arc light yellow,
to match the body color, but when
the animal becomes enraged, they
turn the color OF green fire, ana then
1t Is high time to vet out OF the way.
The Jaguar IL an edition dc luxe,
bound In BLACK and gold. Mich
olas.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-04-28
Difficult.

Some years ago the authorities OF u
certain town In Iowa took praise
worthy steps to bring about the de-
structIon OF the gOphers that in
tested that part Of the country.
1t was publicly announced that the
munitlcent sum OF twelve and huff
cents would DO paid for each one
"kilt" provided that "the tails af
the same were dc lpitated vnd pro-
sented for redemption.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-04-28

WE can tell you what you like
best whatever you have the least Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
A RALEIGH WEDDING.
OR. MARSHALL uNITEs MR.. r. 8.
RANEy AND MISS OLIVIA coWPEH.
Many Fusion ofacisisEiect Fail to Give
Bonds-county Government SIN in the
Hands 81 the Democrats.

RALEIGH. ". c., December 5.--{spe-
eiaL) jim Christ church IN this city today
at noon were united In marriage Mr..
r. 3. Raney and Miss Olivia b. cowper.
Rev. NJ. NJ. Marshall officiating. Miss
Meggie Cowpcr was maid Of honor and
Mr.. F. y. Dancy of Norfolk, best man.
The bridal party accompanied them as
far as Selma, and they babe them god
speed on their journey TO the land of
flowers. They will visit Cuba and then
make the circuit OF the Gulf of Mexico.
Mr.. Raney and his charming bride are
special favoritcs here. Mr.. Raney Is well
known. having for years been the pro-
prietor Of the Marlboro House here.
OFFICIAL BONDS.
The Board OF County Commissioners
are still at work on the bonds of the
new county officers. The bonds Of Clerk
of-the-court Young and Registered
Deeds Rogers will be accepted. but
grave doubts hang still around the
Sheriff's and Treasures. The commits
sioners went into secret session at p.
NJ. At Z O'Clock Adamss bond was de-
clared unsatisfactory. and Sheriff Page
was elected to succeed himself. Otner
bonds are under consideration.
The same state OF affairs seems to exist
In Lincolnton. The Sheriff and Treasurer
elect there up TO yesterday had failed
to present their bonds. The other officers
were all right.
1t Is said that In Cumberland county
the newly-elected fusion officers have
failed to give bond. with one exception,
and that was the Register OF Deeds. In
Brunswick II Is reported the officers Will
not be able TO give bond.
On yesterday In the United States Cir
cult Court Mr.. A. 3. Andrews, Jr.. OF
this city, was admitted to practice as an
attorney at law and solicitor IN equity
in that court. Mr.. F. II. Busbee pre-
sented him to the Court.
The papers are asking how the Re-
publican-Populist fusionists propose to
get control OF the counties in North Caro-
lima for the next two years. The COM
missioners were elected In August, and
thus their term of Office will not expire
for two years; only one third OF the
magistrates are to be elected by the
Legislature, the remaining two thirds
continuing in Office from two to four
years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
The Mozart To-Night.
Mozart

The programme for to-nights Mozart
musicale will be rendered by the follow
ing-named artists Miss Geraldine Nor
gan, who is advertised as the greatest OF
all young American lady violinistes; Mr..
Paul Morgan, brother of Miss Morgan,
solo 'cellist in New York Symphony or.
chestra; Miss Ida Robinson, soprano OF
Centenary church quartette, and Mrs. JAS
per j.. Rowe. contralto Of First BAPTIST
church quartette. The accompantments
will be played by Mr. Jacob Reinhardt.
This is the programme:
l. Violincello solo, "Tarantelle," Pop-
PERI Mr. Paul Morgan. 2. Contralto solo,
"Could II" (Tosti) Mrs. Jasper l.; Rowe.
8, Violin solo, "polinaise."' GWienlawskL)
because OF Thee,h (Tours,( Miss Ida
Robinson, 5; violincello solo, a, ;, " r.,
BUTTERFLY, Popper,) Mr.. Morgan. G. Con-
tralto solo, Past and Future" de
Koven,) Mrs Rowe. 7. Violin solo a. :;
(Sarasate,) Miss Morgan. s. Soprano solo,
For All Eternity" (Mascheroni), Miss
Robinson. 8. Duet, selected, Mr.. and Miss
Morgan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
NORTH CAROLINA Me1HoDtsTs.
Annual Confsrsues In Sessions - Durham
fussrsss Blocked Ont.

DURHAM. n c., December s'-tspe-
cial. 1.-THE North Carolina Conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal church, boatn'
convened IN Trinity church at $50 TO-DAY.
Bishop A. w. Wilson presiding. TIE roii
was called and fl2 clerical members and
IL laymcn answered 10 their names. KEY.
w. L. Cunningham was re-eiecteo sec
rotary. The usual committees were ap-
pointed and the business OF the SESSION
blocked out. .s,,.,,,,,
house at Nashville was read and accepte9.
The reports also OF the Board OF Cnuren
Extension and Missions were read. Inc
supefnumeraries were continued, excspt
James c. Crisp, who was given resuias
work. The deaths OF J. II. Wheeler and
ID. X. Bruton were announced. Inc pre-,
siding elders names, were cameo r,, nna
president of Trinity College, preached
n Trinity church tonight to ,r an os snd
powerful presentation Of the Incarnation
OF Christ The work OF the session nas
been well advanced by the days pro-
ceedinns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
The Concert a Grand Success.

WINSTON. N. c.. December 5.-Spe-
clal.)-A grand success was the verdict
OF q large and appreciative audience upon
the concert tonight by the Salem Phil
harmonic Society and Salem Orchestra.
assisted by Or. John c. Griggs, baritone,
OF the New York Metropolitan College OF
Music; Professor Charles Brockman, Mr..
George Woodruff, Mr.. Thomas Woodruff,
of Greensboro; Mr.. F.. A. Hoen. violin
cello, of Richmond Or. Charles Turner,
clarionct. OF Statesville, and under the
direction OF Professor Charles S. SHELTON,
Of Salem Female Academy. with Miss
Amy Van Week as accompanist. The
first part OF the programme was a variety
of musical selections, the second par
Hofmann's Melusna. Mr.. Hoen, by re
quest, rendered special numbers, which
displayed his skill as violincellist.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
THE mAsoNs IN SESSION.
Grand Lodge Elects Its oGicers and Visits
the Home.

The Grand Lodge OF Masons reconvened
at the Temple at O'Clock yesterday morn
Ing, visited the Masonic Home. held an
evening session. and elected its officers for
the ensuing year. The trip TO the Ma
sonic Home was one OF the most interest
\ ing features OF the day At II o'clock
the body took recess and proceeded 20
| the corner OF Twenty-nlnth and y streets.
| where Mr. j. Thompson Brown, chairman
/ the representatives and took them upon
| clectfic-cars to the home. The new build
/ Ing was thoroughly Inspected. IL IL now
| about completed, and was greatly admired
nLatron. Mrs. AGREE, and the boys. the
| body repaired To one OF the large assem-
| bly-rooms in the new structure, where a
| delightful informal entertainment was
most impressive and affecting address.
| Colonel w. II. Cutshaw, who lent much
| aid In the construction OF both the Ma
| sonic Temple and the home was called
marks. lie was followed In a brief speech
| by Major a. II. Courtney, chairman of
the Board OF Governors.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
The Grand Lodge then returned to the
city, and at s o'clock again assembled
az the Temple, and went into the election
Grand Master. j. p fitzgerald, Of Farm
Vile; Deputy-Grand Master, A. r. Court
ney. OF Richmond: Grand Senior Warden,
Frank A. Reed, OF Alexandria,: Grand
Junior Warden. II. T. w. Duke. Jr., OF
Charlottesville; Grand Treasurer, j. v.
Bldgood OF Richmond: Grand Secretary.
William b. Isaacs, Of Richmond; Grand
Senior Deacon, George w. Wright. of
Marion; Grand Junior Deacon, II. o..
kerns, Of Sutherlin's. Halifax county.
The most worshipful grand master made
the following appointments Rev. George
w. Dame. ID. d., of Danyllle, grand chap
lain; Junius a. Cosby. OF Richmond. grand
mond, grand tier; William Krouse, Of
Richmond, grand steward.
The Grand Lodge will hold another
session this evening.
ACCA TEMPLE, MYSTIC SHRINE.
Tonight. after the adjournment of the
Grand Lodge. Acca Temple will hold a
called meeting for work, commencing at
o'clock sharp.
There will be the largest class of no.
vices ever taken into this temple. The
camels are In fine condition and the sands
will be lurid. Potentase George l..
Street VIII be on hand to welcome every
shriner in his own warm-hearted way,
and Director Louis Il. Ecker will look
after the novices' physical comfort, and
see that they are properly started on
their journey across the desert, and Will
also watch out and see that In due time
approval, which. when once received, Is
never forgotten. All true Sons of the
Desert will report promptly at o'clock.
At the close of the ceremonies Billy
Krause, assisted by his Arab corps Of
Nubians, will do the honors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
WHY CAN'T | EAT?
There Is a Coed Reason for
This.
SOuld You Like 10 Be Able 10 Eat q
Hearty Neal Once More?
Won Can Easily Have Good Appetite aud
Rat What You Want.

Thousands Of people have no desire for
1,o5 and can't eat anything without dis
80 Thcy have coated tongue. bad
ste IN Tie mouth, bad breath. gas In
az stomach. distress, bloating, constipa-
,,,n ralpitaton. and duI-feeling head
sop,e or all Of these are always present.
,,orrld liver, biiiousness, heartburn. dir
.,,oss and faintness often so with them.
,gcse symptoms mean that the stomach.
"a generally the liver and bowels, are
ont Of order.
y,u can yet well and have splendid
lite and perfect digestion. Read the
tr,.'.srisnce OF George Vathe, Esq, Of
,Ntnosione Long Island, N. Y:
~ mad been troubled long time" he
..,. with bad stomach. / had no appe-
49,, and could not eat any food at all.
... l,ttle did eat distressed me terribly.
81 mad gas In the stomach, palpitation,
II breath. and coated tongue, and suf-
- terribly all the time. / also had
,,I,cblng IN my limbs, and could not rest
:, uieht had such bad spells / thought
! should have 90 give UP work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
Mr. oroHGE vArHR.

.Sfv blood was in n very bad condition.
cd aggravated the other troubles
I,sri of Dr Greene's Nervura blood and
rerye r.medy, and commenced using II.
: soon legan to feel better. and steadily
Irorr3vei under its use.
IN WAS not long before l was entirely
fr-,l Of all my complaints. l could eat
t-ything and had no distress from 1t.
- twitchlng left me completely. 1 was
,s5. as well as ever / was by DIR.
c-.ene's Nervura blood and nerve rene
5r Il IS a wonderful medicine, and
advise everybody 10 use It,"
There As no other medicine in the world
which So surely and quickly cures sto-
,srh liver. and bowel troubles. as well as
nerve and blood diseases, as DR.. Greene's
N.~yara blood and nerve remedy. 1t
res, health and strength.
Take 10 now. sufferer. and you will get
vii 10 is purely vegetable and harmless.
,rI is the discovery Of that celebrated
srl most successful specialist In curing
nervous and chronic diseases. Dr. Greene,
a. s. west Fourteenth street. New York
rty lie can be consulted free. personal
2, 0r ty letter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
rHE soT1LERs' CONVENTION OVER
Vteers for the Next Year EIected-othei
Business Yesterday.

3, ne work OF the American Bottlers'
=, .'.ectre Association for this year is
:. an end. and a majority OF the dele
s-,es ana members have left the city.
D, ihe hrst order Of business before the
-" Yesterday was the reception OF the
y. rs ~ the two committees appointed
- me previous day. That on the selec-
"a OF the city in which the convention
- V meet next year recommended De-
e,,.l Mich., and after some little dis
-, lon lheir report was adopted.
G.. ~ Committee on Nominations report
\. 'he following names for officers OF the
r. n alton for the ensuing year: Samuel
- lelmef. Washington. ID. C., president;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06

president: J, kutchcr, Bridgeport. Conn.,.
second yice.presidcnt: J. Hoilwedi, Brook
iyf1 y. ". third vice-presidsnt; r. Get
ssgs Washington, u c. ,sorrsspon,iins
secretary. and the same Executive COM
msttqe. Tho nominations were at ones
acted on and all were elected.
The Executive Committee were empow-
cred 20 draft bill for presentation to
Congress with a yieS; 10 having pro-
hibitory laws enacted In reference 20 the
sale OF malt extracts by druggists not
supplied with q special license.
Quite q number OF the delegates went
90 Old Point and Norfolk on the o'clock
Chesapeake and Ohio train, and over 100
OF them left for the North at noon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
DEATH OF MISS EVA BENNETT.
Statements OF the Register of Deeds and
Treasurer-Prosperous Farmers.

SCOTLAND NECK, N. c., December
6.-tSpecial)- LAST night Dir. Bennett
Allsbrook received q telegram from Apex
conveying the shocking news that his
daughter, Miss Eva, died there yester-
day, and that the remains would be for
warded here to-day. A few weeks ago
Miss Eva left her home here TO visit
friends in Wake county and there had
come no word announcing her Illness of
any kind until the telegram which an
nounced her death. The stricken family
are enshrouded In grief and mystery at
the untimely death Of the pet of the
household. Miss Eva was the only daugh-
ter in a large family. She was accom-
plished and much beloved. not only by
her own family and relatives. but by all
who knew her. The whole town Is In sor-
row this morning over the sad tidings.
The annual statement presented by the
Register Of Deeds. showing the dlsburse-
ments of the county funds by the Board
of Commissioners, shows the expenditures
for 1894 to be S1l,039.S5. which is $i.6ll.35
less than the amount expended in 1893.
The County Treasurers report shows
S.135.l9 in the treasury, which Is SSi2.2S
more than was left In the treasury a year
ago. II is thus shown that under a
Democratic administration the affairs of
the county were ell the time improving
Despite the hard times and low prices for
farm products, the county is In better
condition than 1t has been in twenty
years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
Rule Issued AsaIn.. Mn Biss.lI.

Several days ago, as noticed in the DIS,
patch, Mr.. e. II. Bisseil. who purchased
made through his counsel. Maury y Mau-
~, a tender OF coupons TO meet the de-
ferred payments. The Board OF Pu1lic
the matter 10 the Circuit Court. where
upon q rule was issued against MI, Bis
sell 20 show cause why there should not
be resale OF the property. The act url.
that the payments should be made In
lawful money OF the United States. Mr..
Bisseil complied with these terms In
making the cash and one OF the ue,erreu
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
con,.,n.d No Alcohol

In the United States Circuit Court yes
terday In the case OF the Government
against Writ L. Taylor q Co., charged
with selling orange cider without
license In violation of the In
the defendants. This was test case 10
determine whether orange cider was LA
bic TO an tnternal-revenue tax. The Judge
gave no instructions. the verdict being
rendered upon evidence as to what the
drink was made OF and the certificate OF a
United State gauger that 1t contained no
aicohoi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
NEW YORK STOCK MARKEr


NEW YORK, December 5.-over 10000
shares Of American Sugar were traded In
at the Stock Exchange to-day. in a total
Of 26S.6S6 for the whole list. In view Of
the public utterances of President Have
meyer and the improbable condition Of
the refining industry II was thought that
the directors, as a matter OF prudence,
would reduce the rate. Therefore, the
meeting of the directors whicb was called
for o'clock to-day was the centre OF
attraction, and every rumor treating of
the deliberations of the managers was
eagerly discussed. 1t was not until after
the close OF business. however, that any
thing definite was known, 1t being off,
cially announced then that the directors
had decided to declare the regular rate
of ~ per cent. on the preferred. and
per cent. on the common. Accompanying
the announcement was statement that
the payment would be made out Of the
profits Of earnings prior to September !,
1894.
Pending the Official announcement the
stock went through some Wild changes,
1t opened at e6GS6lk, against s54 last
night, rose to SS]l, receded to Sl1s, and
in the last ten minutes of business, on
heavy purchases, jumped to @-a net
gain Of SA per cent. for the day, The
early rise was ascribed to Washington
advices that there will be no pop-gun
legislation at this session Of Congress:
Chicago Gas was next In point or ac-
tivlty, and figured for 1920 shares. The
stock, after an early rise to 1875, reacted
The railway list was weakened during
the morning hour by sales for London &C
count. the foreigners being disturbed by
the poor traffic returns for the western
roads. The losses at this time ranged
from u TO q per cent, 81. Paul leading
In the closing hour a better tone pre-
vailed. The report from Washington thai
the chances for the passing or an amend
ment to the interstate commerce law nad
improved bad no effect on the market
for time, but when sugar rose 10
OF the shorts TO cover, as the congress
sionaI action on this point 10 considered
of the greatest Importance TO the rail-
ways. .,,,
rates near the gold-sxporting point.
Money, however, Is again showing de-
clinlng tendency, both on call ana lor
time accommodations, Speculation left on
cent. Sugar leading. ST. Paul. Louisvills
and Nashville Jersey Central, Manhattan
and Western Union lost AGi& per cent.
starch. first preferred. dropped 3, to ~.
The bond market was falriy active.
The sales OF listed stocks aggregated
95 5000 shares: Of unlisted, Lt.0o0:
Treasury balances: Coin. slO9,62O,Ooo; cur
rency, sss,7e,oeo.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at 1G1ia per cent (;
last loan at 1, and closing offered at per
cent; prime mercantile paper, 3q4 per
cent.
81, bid.
Sterling exchange firm, with actual bust
rees IN bankers' bills at AsT for sixty
DAYS. and A8s14 for demand; posted rates,
81 STI5Gi.S9 commercial bills, 81. S6hq S6l
Government bonds firm. State bonds
dull. Railroad bonds higher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
INSURANCE. COMPANIES. ,.>>,....
'I 'isss Tested for 60 Years
ASSETS, eeso,ooo.
)l5'!.! !';!;!! !,!.!'!!s|
ssas csa sRIcKMoNDs .Mn ma
sAis old Virginia irstitbtie1 FISHES .
short end comprehensive sHoios, free
of petty restrictions. and bssrs'
IN rs terms and eo10itfons.
MSURES AGAINST PIRE and LIGHTNING
All Descriptions Of Property. In Country and
Town. Private or Public. Insured at fir
rates. on accommodating terms
AGENCIES IN EVERY TOWN ARD COUNTY
WA. IN. PALMER. President.
w. III. MCCARTHY. Secretary.
6. Moo. FISHER. Asst Sec'H
RIO. +. JOHNSTON. Special Agent
NSURgS AGAINST PIRB and LIGHTNING
All Descriptions Of Property. In Country ard
Town. Private or Public. Insured at fJr
rates, on accommodating terms
RAILROAD LINES.
CONDENSED TIMETABLE.

CHESAPEAKE AND onlo-S.5o a. ~. daily
Point. Norfolk aai local stations. $40 A.
"a. texcopt sunday, Washington aoi tli--
| ton Forge. H:2O 4. NJ, CINCINNATI and ~.
Louie Limited, wlsn PnumAn. a;3y 7. ~,
local (except sunday accommodation zoe
Charlottesville. i0;3) 7. 81, ,. v, Cir
| ctnuau and Ch.cago and H9, npnngS.
From Eighth-suoef station. t:43 4. ~,
| daily, for Lyncesnre and Cliitn foFre.
Connects at brenQ, except Nundny. Tor
Rosuey; AZ Lynchblrg. daily. with Nor
folk and Western for tho southwest. and
with Southern Railway for North and
| South: az Balcony, dsiJ, Tor Lexington.
| and et w. Clifton Forge Win mein line tor
Cincinnati. 4:40 r. ~. texccrt sunday,
| local accommodation Tor Columbia
NORFOLK AND wEsTERN.--9 4. H.. Norfolk
yestibuie Limited. and 9:oJ A. NJ, Tue
Chicago Express CSee full schedllo.) 81
p. NJ, for Norfolk. 1870 IT, NJ. hoanoks.
Bristol. Memphis, New orloans, aud points
South and West
SOUTHERN RAILWAY (siedmout sir-Llne'.-
I2;40 A. NJ, southern express. Atlsatn,
Augusta, and points South. 1880 y. ~,
Atlanta, Augusta. and points south. y
n. Except sunday, locator Amelia coart.
house.
YoRK-RIvER LINE-3:ao r. NJ. local express
daily; also connects Win steamer for
baltimore. GA. n. Except sunday. local
mixed, leaving Twenty-tEird-stress sta
ton.
RICHMOND. PREDERIcgsDukG AND Po-
TOMAc.-7:00 A. NJ, ~ NJ. an1 1.l0
r. M, for Washington aud points Nosth.
4 r. NJ, fredericksburg accommodation
Except sunday. G,@2 A. n. and 0s20 Il.
~. Except sunday, leave Elpa for Ash
land.
ATLANTIC-cOAST IINE.-D A. NJ. Norfolk
special ie:O5 a. NJ, through train souse.
2:I5 p. NJ, accommodation. 5slo p. NJ.
Norfolk train. T:Il y. ". fast express
south ~; 33 A. NJ. Atlanta speciaL 1l:fo
p. ~. Petersburg accommodation.
sEABoARD AIRLINE Union statiouL --o:05
A. NJ, rlakes all local stDDs; coanects az
kaleigh With Piedmont Air Line ter Ashe-
ytlls, ". c.. and all intermediate points on
tho Western North Carolina railroad.
1898 A. N. (vcstihuied limited trsin),
Buffet slsepers. Richmond 70 Atlanta;
close connection at Atiant, Tor Nov Or.
leans and all points South and southwest.
N.B.--For arrival Of trains SOC regular schsd-
uies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
MIR. y. p. G. Davis Elected President

A New York dispatch says: The second
session of the fifteenth annual convention
OF the American Society Of Mechanical
Engineers began In this city on Tuesday.
The morning business consisted OF the
reading of committee reports. The cleo
ton of officers for the ensuing year re
suited as follows President, b. +. {.
Davis, Richmond, Va. a large number OF
Vice-presidents, and Treasurer, William
II. Wiley, New York city; Secretary, Pro-
fessor +. r. Hutton, New York city.