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New-York tribune., 1895-05-22
PRlNCErOy's noTH AyNIvERSARr

Princeton. May q tSpeciaD.-A mass-meetlng OF
Princeton College held this afternoon In she old
chapel at which the announcement OF the prcpara-
tIons for the i5oth anniversary of the founding OF
Princeton College In l746 made President Pat
ton called the meeting to order and explained the
organization OF the movement. lie then introduced
Professor West. who outlined In n general way some
OF the features OF the programme, and announced
that the celebration would probably take place on
October 70. q and o. 1896.
New-York tribune., 1895-05-22
rur ELLIE INQUIRY ADJOURNED.

Iondon. May 2l-Thc Board OF Trade inquiry into
a.. t,lhe dlsaster was resumed to-day. the witnesses
OHIO were called before the coroncr's Inquest at
Iowcstof; concluding their testimony. Counsel for
In. North German i'oyd steamship company
- >, s.n, IN. survivors II the Elbc here 10
,t, ,,yid,d The ,'rathie's witnesses should after
ward he sent to give evidence In the inquiry before
the German Marine Court. Counsel on behalf OF the
CrathIe objected to sending the English crew to
uremea. contcnding that the GERMAN inquiry would
mu nrI csrman Ministers In the Reichstag. Inc IN
onirv Vas adjourned until June TO- In the nope mat
the Eibe witnesses would come ~ '''"''" " '''
,u,NnprDs OF HOUSES BURNED IN RUSSIA.
,oo,o, Nav u-"The Evening Standard" pub
,.n.s 81 petersburg dispatch saying that several
more Iarv. fires are reported In the provinces AT
ohur is he Government Of Grodno Do houses
were burned and three persons perishea, IN the
tniaxA af Rushany the Government ou"onkS ana
New-York tribune., 1895-05-22
FRENCH TROOPS FEvER-sTRICKEN

THE DISEASE MAKING FIuGHTFrL RAVAGEs
AMONG TIE FORCE II MApAGAscAR
Paris May 2l.-Advces received by mall from
Madagascar say that fever Is making flghful
rayages among the Fronch troops there especially
those who spent III" rainy season on the coast
A. an lnatanc. Of the prevalence Of the dis'nse,
II IL said that oi one company or Sofi.iH' l'o
strong, only forty men are avallah" Tor HAtyt
New-York tribune., 1895-05-22
TROUBLE OVER THE FRENCH BUDGET
THE DEPUTIES COMMITTEE OPPOSED TO THE
GOVERNMENTS rHOrosAis MAJORITY OF
nNI Inn ~ IN.NME TX

GpNINNNt%lH 4 ll"'lbNNl~ MN''''i' ~
nNE FOR NN INCOME TAN
Paris May Il The Iurrnus of IA" chamber oI
Deputies have elected Budget Committee tn"
members - the committee ar almost unanimously
opposed to the Government PROPOSAL" nH th'y
stand hu, amor aa ~ the best way of modifying
them The conmltte" consists of sixteen 'oN"fn-
mont Republicans. one Socialist. fourteen linhlcaI"
and Two popu'loa who uau,ily vote Nith tho iiall-
Gals T. a "Nr"rfei that HHf'ni""n VIII support an
Income tax i"isuf" and sixteen oppof" H.
london May o. "Th. Daily Sew-" tomorrow
VIII print a Ptr.- laphtch sryIug that tn" result
%, the election ~ the uudgot Committee Is n
serious hloN 20 ihe French cabinet The new taxes
are attacked on All sides The Modcrates contend
that Premier Kihot might retrenrh IN the Depart
rn.nts % War. Marine and Public Works. while the
Radicals protest against the Increase In military
and other Expenditures
Rouvler made remarkable npecrh IN one
% the commi;;ce-rocms. lie showed that the ex
pendltures OF the Government increased l.pOHo
francs every decade lie said that such an Increase
was beyond the country's means. and declared that
France was nearing disaster. which retrenchmeni
alone cou.d avert.
New-York tribune., 1895-05-22
ptvETAI.IIsTs WIN IN THE PRrSslAN DIET

Berlin. May 1.-THE bimetaliiS' resolution which
,,s recently passed by the Upper House OF the
rrusslan Diet. was carried In the Lower House to-
d,v by a large majority. centrist amendment
ronoslnr TO omit the words. with the ultimate OBJ
,cc, Of occurring international bmetallism. was re-
,,ct,d by a vote of iS' To ~
,,,,n von Z.I.ltz offered an amendment to the
~, ,h., ,ction ought to be takon only IN con-
Junction With Great britain This was adopted
with the original notion
New-York tribune., 1895-05-22
ETERAN5 NOT REINSTATED.

Albany May 2.-Justics Edwards. Of the Supreme
Court has denied the application for peremptory
writ OF inandamus applied for by Frederick i.
Fonda and other veterans Of the late war. who were
discharged from positions a. orderlies In the
New-York tribune., 1895-05-22
o,o s.,,.o. wore destroyed AT Muksnahm,yy ahm,yyrsd
+" p,n. nonse =, Tpensa. ninety houses were o's"'"'


posrprpy CABINET STANDING ri"".
r,r,,,,,ryr NOT no he DISSOLVED Al I'M"
SESSION UNLESS THE MINISTER'S AXE -"
rrArEp ON A VITAL ISSUE
1or,o, Nav 2L-"The Westminster oa"e.'e' ,,e
an or,,cs on the dissolution scare. says .'". No,
manic IN tho lobby Of the House OF 'hnsrided that
LII. ~ a., ,re Ministers, who nave .,,a la
~aneIeu ~ ~, - arc defeated on Vital issue'
% n,nnt ,,ii , M, be dissolved this SESSION.
prrps CANNOT SIT IN THE COMMoN''
REPORT ON THE CASE or LORD si'i'D''''"
MIR cuRzoN PROTESTS
a.. o The committee appointed oy inc
,,ama -, Commons 70 consider the question "
" .,,,., ., ylscount Wolmer TO sit as ''''
hor ~ rho Lower House despite the iac' '".s y,
do,,h - ~ father he had succeeded 70 u. ,ho
ard ,,.,o the Earl Of Selborne repor.cu ~
Lice ,od,v The committee found ina, tnaa become
o.,,or ra,irg through right ot suCce S,,,n he Is
,be la p, ~ Selborne. a Peer q, ulea' comu,ons
30 longer entitled 10 sit in the ilouse aI 90 bv Henry
~ ~, r,or, of the committee was renr that A
r. a, ,rp,,her Liberal Unonist. VINO h nios tn nll
J. ~ olcctlon IN West Fan ~. az
~ ~ sa,t M vacated by Viscount " oinier' oe ''
Corge \ Curzon who Is heir to a peests' which
49, IInse to pause before taking sui g. pro-
10 declared was an entirely new ra''d"'
cedurc. . .,, MOS a-proyed by tn"
New-York tribune., 1895-05-22
TIE SITUATION IN SEOUL CRITICAL
,rs,cx,TIoN OF THE PRIME MINISTER FOREIGN
DIPLOMATS ASKED To ASSIST IN
PRESERVING ORDER

London. May IA dispatch from Seoul to The
ciohe" aays that affairs in the Corean capital are
,, , critical condition. The Prime Minister has re-
signed ard the Minister Of the Interior has asked
a.. .sa,st,nce Of the foreign diplomats In admins
-, oot.s and preserving order The police
s,rr,nJ The rcsidcncc Of the Kings father. Tai
Van-iun formerly Regent and the leader or the
an,lIapancsc party. ana entrance 10 hhn ext lro"i
The building Is forbidden
New-York tribune., 1895-05-22
APPOINTED BY MR. SCHIEREN
FOUR MEN NAMED AS ELECTION COMMIS-
SIONERS
THEY ARE GEORGE Z. MOuLTO.. WILLIAM II.
WILLIAMS JACOB W ERREGER AND
CuARI.ES 1 I.lMARnS.

Mayor Scheren of Brooklyn announced his ap-
polntees for the office OF Election Commissioners
yesterday. They are for terms of five years al a
salary OF SiGfD year each. and are as follows:
George T. Moulton IN the place Of Jacob WORTH
william II. Williams. IN the pace of Charles H.
Cotton. Jaoo,, W Erreger. IN thc place ~ George
Russell: Charles j. Edwards. IN the place ~ John
Gi!hcrtson
MesTs. Williams ami M'lion are oni-and-ou' Re
publicans Influential III their partys councils and Of
New-York tribune., 1895-05-22
QUEENsBERRY AND HIS son FIGHT


THEY HAD \ VIOLENT QUARREL IN rIcCADiLLY-
TAYLOR ForND GUILTY ON TWO COUNTS
London May ?l.-Thc Marquis OF Queensberry met
h.s SON Lord Alfred Douglas. In Piccadily. soon
after the conclusion of the Taylor trial this after
noon The Marquis stopped Lord Alfred ana abused
him rounily for continuing to uphold oscar Wl'ie
\ vehement exchange of violent language ensied'
ard the quarrel was rapidly reaching the point
Of blows when the police broke through the large
,,a which had collected and stopped H. The
v,,,,ls and hts were arrested ana taken 10
a., virc-s, police station followed by mon A''er
~, detention In the station father and son were
released
,no,h.r report is that the Marquis anu ho'u
,,,1 fought In the street with sticks ana hsts the
, ...,,iny much the worse OF II. showing several
,A con,us,ons IN the face. The Marquis on ieav-
. ,h. rollcr station showed traces of having peen
', ne u nn ARRAY. He was cheereh by the crowd
until ne drove on In "A cah 49,, . ,,
IT. v,rnuis an! Lord Alfred Douglas nave peen
.,,n,ror.l ~ appear I'm the Marlborougn Slrect
,''r, ,o-nnorrow morning ~ answer the chhtbe OF
1ls"rI.rlv conduct and nghNnc IN the street -,
~. rial Of Alfred Taylor was resuihei VI .he
,ih pai,ey Court this morning. IayIoi t'Pcacl
~ s.,t.,ncnts ne made In the witness-DoN NJ MS
wv ,l,m, trial He found guilty on TWO courts
J., ,ho irdlctneni Sentence was d.,iyei unti' n
",ariic, il reached IN the trial OF WIde which VIII
begin tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1895-05-22
EARTHQUAKES AGAIN N ITALY.
THE INHABITANTS or sPOLETO TIRowN INTO
PANIC ny , VIOLENT SHOCK.

PANIC ny \ VIOLENT SHOCK.
Rome May N.--The town OF Spoeto. about sixty
miles rom this city. shaken by violent earth-
quake Yesterday evening. The railway station was
partly destroyed and crevlces were made In the
walls of many ~ the houses and "A portion OF 'he
walls Of the prison. The Inhabitants were pane
stricken Even after the first excitement hal sup-
siIel they were afraid 10 return their homes and
pass4l the night In the streets. Vehicles were sent
to-day from Tcrnl ten miles from Spoleto. 10 bring
away the families of the railway employe- IN the
latter place The shock felt IN Ternl anu
Fougno but no damage done In either town
New-York tribune., 1895-05-22

NJ ffv
JSS Noa-~ healthy wholcsoineress l. hs,,ms
than mere beauty of features
face full Of the glow of good heah-ull Of the knd
i;uess and good humor that health brings, is bound
80 ne an attractive face "A face that will rsaks
H;.rds The face tells the story of the whole bods
-. .nfu,der will out and SO will " female weakness,
ord nervousness and other disorders peculiar n
women.
cord of /; will show in the face. If there Is uers
naog;u0 "bcaring down pains dragging and pu,
i;r at the most sensitive organs in woians body
,i,n % s,cc will show it. Abused nerves draw lines ~
caro and worry on the face. Nervous pros'-a,ion
,r,cs ;t warning on the face long before it eones
Sleeplessncss, nervousness and debilitating drains
mate more wrinkles than age.
Vinc.tcuths Of the sickness of women comes from
so.,c arrangement Of organs distinctly feminine
I;rc tcuths of this sickness can be cured and
avoided by the use OF DR.. Perces Favorite Pre-.
scr;n,ion. There IS nothing miraculous about tie
:, tavo-itc Prescription nothing supernatural
II is the result of rational thought and study
applied to medicine
vcars II has made thousands OF woricn healthy
and happy, and has brought JOY to thousands Of
homes
in healing and strengthening the parts tiat are most
severely tried It clears out impurities and promotes
regularity at all times
A book of Io8 pages OH Woman and Her Dis
.,sesD and telling how to cure them with home
treatment 10 cents stamps to part cover postage.
WoRID's DIspENsARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, No.
Is, Main Street, Buffalo. \. Y
New-York tribune., 1895-05-22

Capitol by the state supern,enaen, 81 r.pr ,nr
Imildngs Frederick y. Eastnn. The applicants lot
he mandanus sought reinstatement. Justice Ell.
wards denied the writ. principally on the ground
that the discharges were for cause. H. {. NiVer.
Of this city represented the State
New-York tribune., 1895-05-22
THE PRINCESS OF WALES EXCUSED

SIZE WILL. not HOLD To-DAfs pHN"lN"-"''"
FOR SOME UNKNOWN REASON
Landau Nav 2l.-"Truth" tomorrow VIII s"y
that the Princess OF Wales paid an uheNpe'"'
,s,, % oucen Victoria on May l6 FOR the purpose
-, r.n,,cs,.nx the Queen to excuse her from mold
ING a Drawing Room tomorrow. The queen gave
reluctant consent The Princess according 10
"Truth" has particular reason for aoseh'i,s
irW ~ NJ, thls occasion and the duty had to be
"orn rnicl 10 Princess Louise inasinnch as irln'ess
cbr'stian is nl and Princess heatIicc, lah ar
,angeI 10 accompany the queen TO scotland
New-York tribune., 1895-05-22
CHANGE OF TIME ON THE SANDY HOO
--~O

ROUTE.
beginning May 26 boats will leave New yorL
Pier g. North River at t:So. 1915 a. m II .c atur
days only 345 ana o." D. IN. Sundays. $50 a. m.
Arrive at New York s:s5. $50 am. l:so s5o d. m.
Sundays 1900 m. 900 D. m. y ~
Additional trains Will leave New York for tho
seashore from foot Liberty st. via All RAN Rout"
At $50 and 4So .. %.
New-York tribune., 1895-05-22
MOTIONS VISIT TO NEW-YORK.

HE CAME To SEE his DAUGHTER. WHO HAS BEEN
rJ,TIr GOVERNOR At WORK AGAIN
Albany May Ex-Governor Morton, after return
ing from Ncw-York city AT noon to-day spent
ncorlv all the afternoon at the Executive chamber
IN consultation with the Statutory Revision COM
mission In relation to bills under consideration
His hasfy trip 10 Ncw-York Monday evening
was not contemplated when he went To EIershc
on Friday and VAS undertaken solely TO Vist MS
eldest daughter. who has been III for severai days
ai the Hotel Renaissance His visit had no po-
ufical significance. and the only visitors he saw
were the physician who is attending MISS Morton
and his nephew Mr.. Gr!nrcl II his official duties
had rot compelled hs presence here. ne wouFi
have called on ex President Harrison before Itav-
ing Now-York this morning. 1900 -
The printed list OF th.ry-day bills Is In course
OF prcparaiion hut bclated measures continue 10
reach the Executive Chamber daily from both
houses and the list is not lkey to be ready Tor n
day or two The Governor VIII follow the precedent
established by former Governors. and not give
hearings on any Of the bills before him Those
who wish to file briefs on any bills may 10 so.
Nr lincoln the Governors lcgal adviser. has re-
turned from Little Valley cattaraugus County. and
is examining The question as to whether the Gov
ernor has the authority 10 pass on bills d'sapproved
by the Mayors or elites
New-York tribune., 1895-05-22
FISH. GAME AND FOREST APPOINTMENTS

Albany May A.-The State Fish. Game and Forest
Commissioners have appointed Sebastian iierbach.
OF Oyster Bay. Queens County. state Oyster Pro-
tcctor at n salary Of $1,000 and expenses. NJ. &.
Wor,s. OF Oswego. has been appointed Assistant
Chief Fish Game and Forest Protector al salary
q 81 100
New-York tribune., 1895-05-22

Thomas C. Plat was one OF Governor Morton =
callers during the Governors short stay the Hotel
Renaissance. 1t was reported here that the Gov
ernor came down TO see ox-Pres.dent Harrison. and
invite him to visit Elcrslic. the Governors home
on the Hudson 1t is said now that he will return
In a few days. in case ne cannot come. VIII give
an invitation General Harrison by letter TO visit
him 49,, ,
The Governor Just a present is busy with tn"
Brooklyn Aldermanic bill. which Mayor Schercn
IL opposed 10. ami which many think III" Governor
will veto As soon as he closes up his work which
the LEGISLATURE left Oh his hands, II Is said. he
will spend most Of his time in New York. and VIII
entertain on a large scale
New-York tribune., 1895-05-22

Belgium's Parliament II the mrs. - -
80, .,, 70 has established a system for cheek
two ord taking care OF the wheels OF those oi us -
,Is shrs , vyhn have adopted this means of r'd!"s ~
Ii frnr, the hnuses OF Par.laHlcnt,
New-York tribune., 1895-05-22

/, Is seldom that "A diplomatic mission Is begun
under such un,avorabe auspices as that OF the
new Austrian Ambassador at Paris. Nithih "een
after his arrival TO assume hts post ms wiie tne
Countess Wokenst became seriously I'LL anu
now that she has JUST recovered the count mas
frartureI his thigh while riding In the Ros de
nnulogne where his horse fell and rolled over him
New-York tribune., 1895-05-22
One Sunday

Says xhe Rev. J. c. Mallory of Savona. N. Y.
whose portrait appears herewith. Il knew that
New-York tribune., 1895-05-22

As an Illustration Of the determination y, r.,,n
way TO secure the dissolution of the uh.on s,o
Sweden. Il IS said that the Norwegian "o'''e -.
collected 30 go marks with wnrn niha ,s nresen!ng
the vessel To- The Government at chrstlansa "a II Kng-
In resisting the threatened in'is'o" u Wv
dom By the Swedish forces
New-York tribune., 1895-05-22
Tie :! Beauty It,
|offiealth'5 M~

Features don't matter so much
Most any features will do Il f ,hs
compile xiom Is clear, the : evs: ,ss
brigh, and the lips rosy. Heai1,,v' 1,'
healthy wholcsomeness Is be,,s,
New-York tribune., 1895-05-22

An active search is now being made III i'"''
,or the Imperial insignia worn by Napoeon
when he was crowned as Emperor 1t mas pee'' .'o-
covered ,ha, he took them with him on MS n'e''',
riahle march to Russia with the QuJr, =! nneror Of
,f,,,oif oncc more at he krenlin AS f"P.' ",on
n'e hs rcen Ia as protector OF he uropeann con,
federation and chief defender o, '"S "S,aIicd 70
.olcs"n In escort OF cavalry was detalien III
guard the steel-bound camp-wason c1n'a,ns or o.,
these precious insignia. which. mower, VsI,om',ng Inc
IN the disastrous retreat, lT'Sui'''D'' ""
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-11
4 STEAMSHIP ~ DISTRESS.
sprung LrnL md Had 10 Jctuson
.hr Cargo.

NORFOLK. Va, April 1o--(SpecialD-
The British steamship Alvena. Of the At
las Line. Captain DOW. with a general
West india cargo from KINGSTON. Jamaica.
for New York. reached this port this af-
tcinoon In distress. The Alvcna began
her uo'thWard journey on the n ~ April,
and on the Sth sprung a leak Ia the after
keep free II was f0liid- necessary 90
iettison tho cargo. The Alvena brought
as passengers from Kingston the crew
~ the abandoned American schooner.
Frank RAFT Lee. OF Philadelphia. wnO
were picked up hy the Russian steam
ship Kegulus and taken 10 Kingston.
CAPTAIN Dow reports having passed ycs-
.terday. twenty miles south OF Cape Henry.
an American barkentine flying her flag Al
half mast. and union down Captain Dow
was unable to render assistance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-11
CAPT. HAM SHEPHERD
THE DISTINGUISHED SOLDIER AND
CITIZEN DYING THIS MORNING.
Politics.

LYNClIBt'RG, VA, April TO- -(Special)
Captain Hamilton Sheppcrds family
phNsician pronounccs his case hopeless,
and states tonight that he cannot pos
silly live until morning Ills absent sons
were teicgraphci for last night. and are
at his bedside. Captain Shepperi Is SUI
fering from pneumonia. complicated by
disease Of tho heart and stomach. and
hoq been M for some time. He.s 5s years
az age, and Che father Of six children.
IL was conspicuous for his gallantry "a
Confederate soldier. ana several. times
promoted for bravery on the field. lmme-
din.cly after the war h. engaged I'm rail
road business. and was under the late
Senator John S Barbour. on what IS now
the Virginia Midland Division of the
Southern railroad. When Nr. Barbour
WAS made chairman Of tho Democratic
state Committee he appointed Captain
SH.ppcrl secretary Of tn committee. ana
t.r latter rendered service Of inT-tiinahlc
value Ia the fampgs campaign which 'ul-
i0.uai in tho overthrow ~ Mahoneism
d. Virginia. When Cleveland was elected
Pro .dolt Captain Shcpp"rl was made
collector OF Internal Rev FOR The
eff'rn District - Virginia, with h"a j.
quarters at Alexandra. lie made fuch
AN efficient officer that upon cleveland $
acc ssipn 90 The presidency for socon
torn Captain Shcrrerd WIS again made
Collector Of This district. with headGuar-
tors ~ Lvnchhurr. Notwithstanding che
fact mat he was actively opposed tu Mt
Clevel9nd's denomination. and went 10
Chicago with tha Hill division of the
Virginia delegation.
DEATH MOMENTAEILY EXPECTED.
LYNCHBURG. VA. April 1l-2.3o \.
M.-Cautain Hamilton Sheap-rd continues
in eNtrem!s. and his death may be ex-
IcCtcd at any mOmcn'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-11

coming sureties on his bond: Ellen +.
Pnnniil. his Wife: his mother Mrs. Nir-
ginia Knox pannlll. Of Petersburg; his
sistcr-in-iaw Mira Mamie X. Pannill, Of
Petersburg, and r. u. Davis. W. T. Zlm-
mer. and John Mann. all Of Petcrsbu. a.
Pannll was released from fail at go
O'clock this afternoon.
The marriage Of Miss Cora H. Hudson
and Mr. William f. Elliott was celebra-
tod nj O'Clock to-day AZ the First Ban
tiat church. the pastor Rev. Or. Neon
mel, officiating Mr. Claude A. Pate
acted as best man. and Miss Lola Elliott
sister ~ the groom. was maid ~ honor.
The ushcrs were Ncssrs John Turner
Ben. stanley. walter Baugfan. George
F'llppin, Clarence Durphy. walter lie
Grand. Il r. Malone. and Howard Kent
The couple left for New York on a bridal
tour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-11
ATnirs In Grccnc-yiiIe Comfy.

EMpORIA. VA. April D-(SpccialJ-
rho Mchcrrin river. which has been very
hlgh. is now falling slowly.
Judge T.. \ Hancock pissed through to-
day IN route 20 Lswreuceville To- OF n
the Circuit Court Of Brunswick county
Messrs Richard i. Davis and Georg
Mason. attorneys. Of Petersburg. VIZ
with tn judge.
Mr. John ". Welton an aged and re-
spccted citizen. who has boon quite sick.
was on the streets this morning
Mr. SAMUEL A. Jones and Miss Ann
Eliza Richardson were married this after
noon.
The passenger trains on the Atlantic
and Danyile railway have resumed their
regular schedule
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-11

RICHMOND. VA. April lo.-No auction
offerings on Change to-day
Private sales. Filters. L.. smokers. 81
cutters. I. wrappers. 4. dark leaf. :, luss.
"a. Total. ~ hogsbcaLS
Revenue collections cigars and c.ya-
= ties. S.5g1.l5. tobacco. %.u3iE. Total
3>.G}l -
not quite So satisfactory all round AS
those OF yesterday The low grades seem
ei or-idersbly on. AMI wer" rather ne
'ctri. but as usual. All desirable grades
s1l! ar full prices Some very good crops
wer. sold. AMI planters were well salts
neI with prices. The dark sales We're
extremely small.
Bright smokers ware I'm fair demand to-
dav. also. filters The old smoker stock
here is becoming very small. and Their. are
but iew ine lots lcft. ON which prices are
str)ul. Other grades are uuchans q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-11


The steamship -. Paul ut philalo-
phil. va successfully launched AZ : "a
l. ~. ,estcrlly. in the presence OF al
most ms arcat a throng as gathered o.,
the abortlyc attempt. Marcn -stn.
The erlui Jury az Denton. Md. yester-
dag presented Marshall t.. Price for th,
murder az Slllie w. Dean, the liy.ar-old
schoolgirl. near Harmony on March Zoth,
and found no bal against L. Grant COCK
ram. implicated IN th- tragedy by Price.
bar against whom the authorities have
failed % md any cyit nee.
I'm an interview at Peoria yesterday
President Grcenhut said. "Ihe charge
made against me- are false. ant VIII fur-
Their say that / agree 10 ply N,"p 10 the
charities Of this city IL any OF these par
ties can produce any evidence To prove
that l. or any ~ the directors Of the
Wuiskey Trust have appropriated any
of the monies paid by the company an
the purchase Of the properties named in
the bin which b. said % have been filed
At meeting Of the oyerseers OF Har.
ward College yesterday the question nf
the continuance of foot -ball was th-
important subject " discussion. and ar
ter the matter mad been fully reviewed
sort o. compromise was decided oh.
The 0yer~eers voting % sustain the Attn
lefic COMMITTEE of the college IN their
position on football. as against the IA
Guilty and that football may remain on
the one condition that the existing evils
a. rein he tcmeiiod.
The story tclegr1phed from NV York
that the recent advance I'm beef was not
Justified. and that the Chicago packers
were making 9u fort 90 control the IN AZ
market OF The country and advance prices
90 consumers. is emphatcaly denied by
M-ssfs Nelson Morris Georg" J.. Swift
Armour & co.. AMI other ChicagO pack
ers. who say The advance is the natural
suit OF the scarcity 81 cattle. the re-
ceipt- ~ cattle YESTERDAY as the -four
principal points Chicago. -. Louis. Oma-
ha. aud Kansas City-be.ng oyJ.o0 head
behind last years. ami Last weeks &c.
caipts being q 100 head short. which is
equal % 100000 pounds Of dressed bc-f
Mr. Swift also denied that there was d
combine among tk@ packers. and said o.,
cattle market was 20 per cent. higher nov
than IL was last year. which fact IS al.
vancing the pric. Of beef To consumers.