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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-09
THE HUNGARIAN MILLENIAL.
, snicndid ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
New Parliament

4 SDIcndfd CeIebratioD-Opehi "i
New Parliament
BUDAPEST. June s.-To-day's creiho-
mics in connection with tire Hungarian
millenial celebration comprised the form
al opening Of the new houses OF Par
lament. I'm the presence Of the members
NJ both chambers. upon which occasion
the ministers and parliamentary repre-
eentafives. preceded by caNalcades OF al
the municipalities. presented 70 Ine h'"e
the homage of the nation. Inc cry ""S
decorated profusely with flags. bunting
eorrers and every conceivable bit Of
brirht coloring. The weather was per
fsof and the streets were crowded with
neoDle. The procession was sors -Jls De-
vond description. the pageant con-isllns
~ the Austro-Hungarian minis tefs, the
,,e-rbers OF both houses OF Parliament,
rraenates. ami deputies, the district deIe-
-ates and other officials. headed by a
iorg line of troops. an acting as an escort
IN the crown o. ST. stephen and other
royal insignia. The procession marehel
from 81. Matthews church 20 the Far-
lament buildings. through the princi-
n4t streets. ard occupied two hours ln
passing the Castle. -..,
Tho new Parliament was inauguratel'
and the law relating 10 tne H4i-l1Iiiai e''1
bration was promulgated.
some of the distinguished visitors who
have arrived here from Moscow. whittier
thcv went 20 attend the coronation OF the
car. declare that the celebration mere
eclinses the Moscow celebration. The
pomp Of the Esterhazy. Andrassy. the
Karolv. and other notable families In the
PROCESSION to-day WED with the gorgeous
ness OF the orient The gala dresses
OF the riders and tho trappinss OF the
horses OF the magnates flashed with hun
dreds OF thousands OF dollars worth or
Jewels. The carriage IN which rode car
dinal Vaszary, Primate OF Hungary, wa
similar 20 the state carriage Of the Car.
The EMPEROR King this afternoon re-
,eived the members Of the lower house
OF the Diet az the palace. DR.. Won szi-
lagyi. President OF the Chamber. made a
sroeoh 10 which the King replied.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-09
THE sorDAN EXPEDITION.
Tgyptinn Mixed Tribunal Against
Ecypr. Paying for IL.

CAIRO. June s.-The Egyptian mixed
tribunal. formed for the purpose OF de-
Gliding as 10 the legality Of the advance Of
money from the Egyptian Treasury for
the purpose OF meeting the expenses Of
the Soudan expedition. has formally pro-
nouncod judgment against the proposal to
draw upon the commission or the ploilc
aebt FOR the sum asked or FOR any part
thereor This action OF the tribunal was
taken despite the refusal OF the British
and Egyptian governments 20 recognize
the competence Of the tribunal TO decide
upOn the question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-09
yIaddeIc Bike Case.

JERSEY CITY. y. j., June s.-The
Racing Committee OF the Metropolitan As
ISOLATION o. Cycling Clubs met tonight
al the Jersey City clubhouse 10 decide
upon the protest Of Charles Hadhe!d, who
was slsqualified in the Milourn
race on Memorial-Day because he had a
pace-setter named f. ". Thomas, OF RAN
way The committee decided that Il had
no power 70 reverse the action OF the
referee. The committee also recommend
ed that for his conduct in the Memorial
Day races Hatfield be debarred from all
future races Of the association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-09
street-Car strike TO stand.

MILWAUKEE. WIS. June s.-The
street railway strikers held a meeting
this morning and unanimously decided
10 stand together and continue the strike
They voted solidly not 10 draw the pay
they have still coming from the company.
The buses have not been paying, and
have been somewhat neglected. II was
decided by the strikers 10 keep an eye
on the buses. and run them more regu-
larry hereafter. and also 10 increase the
number now running.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-09

on bais-On Pfanmiller. ?; of Coons. 1.
Struck out-By kimball. 2 Left on
bases-Norfolk. 6; Roanoke. I. stolen
oases-Bowerman 2. Langsford. 1.
1hurston. ], Cockman. g. Thomas ..
Williams. /. Tate. 2; wrigley. 3: HiI. 1.
Grove. /. Double play-Wentz. LanQs.
ford and Bowerman. Time OF game
hours and Is minutes-Umplre-M
Cline.
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10000 RANSOM DEMANDED.
French Indy and Two American
Ladies' Held by Brigands.

CONSTANTINOPLE, June s-A start
ling case OF brigandage occurred yesler-
day almost within the precincts Of the
capital OF the Turkish empire. Two car
r.ages. one containing Nine. Branzeal'
"a wealthy French lady and the other
bearing Nine. Paragamian and her dausn-
ter. the wife and child OF a rich AMER,
can residing In this city. were attacked
bv brigands at Yalove. twenty miles from
the city. ana the occupants OF the vehicles
carried of To-day their captors caused
no be conveyed 20 Constantinople the in
formation that the ladies Will be held
until the demand Of the brigands for
fgGo ransom is complied with.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-09
Death of a Descendant of Lawrence
Washington.

BALTIMORE. MD. June s.-(Special)-
Mrs. Mamie Raleigh. daughter OF the
late John s Edwards Of Virginia. and
granddaayhter OF the late Captain Joseph
:. Macpherson. United states navy. died
at her home. in this city. to-day after a
brief illness. on her mothers side she
was a lineal descendant Of Lawrence
Washington the immigrant, and Of Colo
mel George Mason. OF Virginia. The re-
mains win be inferred at oak Hin, Wash
incton ID. c.
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sengerfest n Big Success.

PITTsBURG. June s-A heavy rain
and wind-storm n the early evening
played havoc with the gorgeous street
decorations. but did not deter about 5000
people from attending the reception con-
vention OF tire twenty-eighth Saenger-
fest OF the North American saenger-
bund. which was given this evening by
local societies and singers. and was a
complete success in every detail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-09
Last Tobacco from Cuba.

NEW YORK. June s-The Ward-lirer
Seguranca. which arrived here to-day
from Habana brought the last cargo OF
Habana tobacco from Cuba which will
arrive here until Captain Weyler's order
prohibiting the shipmen; OF tobacco from
the island shall have been rescinded.
The cargo consisted OF LOS bales and
twelve barrels OF leaf tobacco.
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rnE FGYPTIANs BRAVE.

CAIRO. June S.-The number Of Egyp-
tian troops engaged in the battle was
40D. while the dervishes are estimated
10 have numbered 4,5oo.
Tbe rallantry displayed by the Egyp-
,i+rs is highly praised. Their action In
mis- engagement bears out the conten-
rion OF those military men who have held
that there has been in recent years a
vast change IN the bravery and morale
of the Egyptian army, and confounds
those critics who have declared that the
native troops could not Withstand the
Wild rushes Of the dervishes, but would
sslves 10 be slaughtered like sheep.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-09
LYNCHBuRG wOy.
Took the Game From Portsmouth
with Ease.

LfNCHBURG. VA. June s.-(speclal)
Lynehburg took tho game from Ports
mouth to-day almost without an effort.
The score standing IA 70 ?. Boylan pitch
ca for the home team. and held the vlsi-
tors down 70 FIVE scattering hits. Seven
teen hits were made or Of Brandt. the
boys batting him at will Lynchburg put
up q brilliant fielding game. the work Of
Leahy at short and Smith in centre be-
ing especially fine. Following is the score
in detail:
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SENSATION At BERLIN.
SON of Chancellor Hohenlohe At
tacI<s "A Government Proposition.

LONDON. June S.-The Daily News win
tomorrow publish a dispatch from Ber-
lin saying that a great sensation was
caused In the Reichstag to-day (Monday)
during the debate on the governments
trades bill. Alexander Won Lohenhone'
SON Of the Chancellor. attacked the
clause forbiddding commercial travellers
20 transact retail business. lie ae-
,,l,,roed the state for meddling with peo-
nla's priyate affairs. and said the ten
deucv to empower the police TO restrict
personal liberty was the maiady OF the
dav 90 Germany.
The members Of the Left especially the
Socialists. greeted the speech win ~
rnultuous applause and cheers. II Is sup
posed that Alexander Won Honenlohe
vas acting as the spokesman OF his
fqtber who was sent. and who seems 10
have failed 70 enforce the will or the
Cabinet
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Juies simon No More.

PARIS. June s-M. Jules Francois
simon the celebrated statesman. life
member OF the French Senate member
OF the French Academy. perpetual secre-
tary Of the Academy OF Moral and Pohti-
cal Sciences. and formerly Prime Minis
ter OF France, died to-day. VI. simon had
been IN for fortnight with neurosis Of
the stomach.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-09

TORONTO. ONT. June s.-A connagra-
ton which at one time threatened 10
eclipse any former experience OF Toronto
In that line broke out In Mehendry e
Co.'S big department store on founse
street at o'clock this evening. lac
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-09
THE BATTLE At FIRkET.
Eight Hundred Dervishes Killed and
40 Made Prisoners.

CAIRO. June S-Adyices received from
Akashe. the advance post occupied by the
Egyptian troops in the Soudan. this morn
ing say that in the battle which took
Mace between the Egyptians and the Der
yisbes at and around Ftrket. 80 Deryishes
were killed and 40 made prisoners. The
number OF wounded Derylshes IS not re-
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city sheriff a DefauIfer.

AUGUSTA. GA. June Inflammation
OF the books Of T. :. Jones. city Sheriff
OF Augusta. reveals a shortage OF about
$500. Gambling on his part led 10 an IN
ycstigation which has not yet been COM
pleted. The shortage dates back some
time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-09

Jules Francois Suisse Simon. statesman
and political writer. was born at Lovient,
Department OF Morbihan, France. De-
cember 81. 1874; succeeded Cousin as pro-
lessor OF philosophy at the Sor5onne in
1883. but was dismissed in ISL on account
OF MS opposition TO the coup d'etat' /:
lectured IN 1850, and subsequently, on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-09

Lynchburg.. go. OO5O23O0 IA
Portsmouth,. ... .0O1OOT0o0 .
summary. Earned runs-Lynchburg 4.
portsmouth, ]. TwO-base hits-IJttle and
burke. Threo-base hits-Fear (2. NO
Gam, and Rollins. Double plavs-Tfrfi-
man, Relman, and MCGEE. Struck ont
by Brandt. ). Bases on balls-OG Boyian
J. on Brandt. 4. Umpire-McDermof
tomorrow being Confederate Memorial
Day here. the game between Petersb-5re.
ana richmond scheduled for this citv
mas been transferred 10 Richmond.
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and Yielded IT TO third. and Umpire Nc
Farland called Walker out Knowles
then called his men of the field and lef.
the grounds
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-l u.l out when winning run made.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
456TSS
....-....-... .02l02I0OO- 6
... ........... ......0 % . % Oof L.
Summary: Earned runs Norfolk. Q.
t. D. TW0-iase Stephenson.
ctestr0. and Wugley Home
F-r.1n Passed bali-Wiliams
.l haIe-OH Gilroy. 4. OF Chcs-
Elt ty pitched bal-C0ckman.
cuf-By Giroy g. by Chesbro J.
- cl taees-N Norfolk. o; Roanoke. S.
r h4.ts-Iaugsfor3. Stephenson.
u Groy Cl. C0ckman. Wrlgley.
A - and Grove. Time az game.
ruuro-Mr. Cline
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THE RECORD


SCHEDULE FOR TO-DAY.
Plttsburg at Brooklyn.
cleveland al Philadelphia
Cincinnati at New YORK.
Louisville at Baltimore.
chicago at Washington.
ST. Louis al Boston.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
At birmingham; o r. H. L,
Birmingham 20
Nex orleans ......3 900 90
nv Rs,teries: Fricken. Fuller. and Rap
mold. Smith and Gonding.
AT Columbus: oo N - >
Columbus ...........S
,tonie ............O0 0 OoV w
" 9ofteries: Daniels and Hess; Brookhela
q ssar called on account Of darkness
A, Montgomery: The game a9s0, twas 1s flssa
70 Montgomery because A ,s,rH .rd one
, ~ ,ef, Walker started for home !, q
, 10 .ei ZOO soon. Meara caught the ball
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rHE REDs ERRORLEss.

NEW YORK. June S-The Cincinnats
ontniaved the New Yorks at every point
TODAY. They put up an errorless fielding
,,am4 and though they did not hit Dad
ozark hard. their sacrifice hitting was
opite n feature The home team showed
a surprising weakness at the bat. At
t,-,la1.c 4on0 Score: Ri. L.
Cincinnati .... ..2110002 % Q
New York 49,. ....OO2oOO1 o0-3 8
Batteries. Ehret and Waugh; Clark and
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Genuine German-Cnlna Cups and Saucers
Champion Price. Sc.
l2-plece Chamber Sets. including large
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Ioo-plece English Porcelain Dinner Sets,
beautifully decorated IN floral design,
OF Peacock Blue and Brown. handsome
shapes, regular sl3gg sets, Tor -,
100 Richly-Cut Water-Tumblers, strictly
American. worth 5oc.. isc.
English Jardinieres, in variety OF colors,
measure inches across, would be
extra value at 81 1.-59c
Imitation Cut-Glass Cream-Jugs. tankart
shape. regular price Bee.
japanese Bowls, handsome Blue decora-
tons. worth l5c.-Ic.
Handsome Banquet-Iamps, would he a
bargain at any price.
Large. Handsome Berry Bowls, strictly
American cut and polished. Al goods,
and worth 81 for Se5.
90 Imltaron-Cut oil or Vinegar Bottles,
Lapidary-cut top. i5c.
Large Glass Berry Bowls. imitation-cut,
Champion Price. Sc.
Genuine Cut-Glass Syrup-Iugs. acsual
value 20. for 75c.
China Condensed-hIilk Jars, keep the milk
cool ana clean. nicely DECORATED, I'M
ported 70 sell at I5c., complete &c.
English China Dinner Sets, under
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Our SARATOGA Mash-Bcards genuine
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Our High-Grade Two-Burner chief Gas
Stoves. perfectly fat top. acc.
800 HARDWOOD T0Othpicks, lie.
Handsome Rockers, a solid comfort. heavy
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-, he regular price Is $50; Champion
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usually worth -0c.--5c
Arcade Coifee- NILS, quick grinder. and
wOgth 35c.-ijc.
Heavy REFINED Dlsh-Pans. l2c.. worth
double
Toilet-Paper extra large size packages.
l0c. In drugstores Sc
Granite Berlin Saucepans. with extra long
handles. warranted not TO leak. the
regular soc. size, Champion Price, &c
Grass-Cutters, best made, l5c.
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, Heavy Japannei Slop-Jars, deco
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Spring Balance Scale, brass face &c.
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The FourqQ1sln-
Price Company.
.HOUSEWARE

Champion prices prevail in our
Houseware Department this
week. We challenge competi-
ton.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
King Does GiIt-Edged Work for the
Senators.

WASHINGTON. June S.--Mercer was
hit on the leg in the first inning, and
King took his place in the second. The
latter's work was OF the gilt-edged order
and. Notwithstanding wet grounds. he
did not give single base on balls or
make a battery error OF any description
only four hits were made off his de-
livery during the eight innings he Off
ciated and two Of these. which came
In the ninth. were scratches" Anson's
short. safe fly TO left scored Everett.
Attendance 5000. Score: r. II. T..
Washington =. ..2O226OO0 0-l2 10
Chicago Gee. ...0OOOOO00 3
Batteries: Mercer. King and Mcguire;
and Parker. Mcfarland. and Donohue.
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BROOKLYN. June sit was Pitts
burg's turn TO apply the whitewash-
brush TO the Brooklyns to-day. The
visitors punched their hits in the third
and fourth innings. after chances had
been offered 10 retire their side. Ken
nedy was then relieved by Payne. who
held the visitors down 10 five scattering
hits. Killen was puzzle 10 the Brook
lvns. Attendance. 1000. Score: r. II. +.
Rrookivn 49,. 100000 10000 ( 9
Pittgburg.. 49,. ..OO27OOOOO-9 13 O
Batteries: Kennedy, Payne, and Bur
riu: Killen and Sugden.
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PHILADELPHIA. June S-Cleveland
defeated Philadelphia to-day in ten
inning game. The errors OF the home
club were costly. The game was stopped
in the tenth inning by rain, but was re-
sumed after a delay Of five minutes. At
tendance. 5000 Score. r. II. l..
Cleveland zee. ..OO1O32 Is a 0
Philadelphia o.. 10000 501O % Is 4
Batteries Young Cuppy and O'Con-
nor: TaylCv and Grady.
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GAME POSTPONED

BALTIMORE. June S-The Baltimore
Louisville game was postponed on ac-
count OF rain.
DISAPPOINTMENT
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LYNCHBURG.
123s5678s
Lynchburg.....- Il. -..-.00s02an0C -

olaI7 '''...'. So. 80 > q j
SCORE BY INNINGS.
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NoTICE.

The stock holders of the Bank of st.
Martinville, are notified that the annual
meeting of the stock holders will be
held at the banking house, on Tuesday
January 18th. TO elect Board of Direc-
tors for the ensuring year.
ALBT. BIENvENU, Cashier.
Dec.22-l 1886. rs a.rrgta 81 r..l
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Town Council.
Special meeting Of the Town Council
held this 9th day of December 1896.

Pursuant to call Of the Mayor. the
Council met this day. at the Court house
In special session.
His Honor A. ". Fleming prssiding.
and quorum, present. ..-. ~
The Mayor informed the Council that
this meeting was called for the purpose
of receiving the report of the Committee
appointed at the last regular meeting.
In reference to licenses to b levied and
collected in the Corporation. ~. ...-
Thereupon. the Committee through
its chairman Mr.. Albert Bienvenu sub
mitted as their report. the following re-
solution and ordinance, viz: r.a = re
Be 1t resolved and ordained that the
ordinance adopted by this Board on the
9Th of Decem ember 1898. entitled an Ordi-
nance to levy. collect and enforce pay
ment of a license tax In this Corpora.
tion ba amended. by adding to the sche-
dule of licenses then adopted the follow
ing; to be levied and collected for the
year 1896 and all subseq uent years there.
after. until repealed, viz:
On ell peddlers on foot $500
On all peddlers in cart drawn by one horse $500
On all pedilers in cart drawn by two horses IS 90
Cn all milk man 500
On all vendors of vegetables selling in bss-
kets on foot. free
On all vendors Of vegetables, selling in q
cart drawn by one horse 500
On all vendors of vegetables selling in
cart drawn by two horses $50
On motion duly seconded. the same
was received and adopted. aud the Com :
mittee dischai ged. ..,-.As.
On motion duly seconded the Council
adjourned. 'hs
signed" A.V. Fleming. Mayor.
"Signed" Vim. B. Eastiu. Secretary.
| A true copy. ..E ..-.. Id. Z
| Attest VIM. B. Eastin. Secretary.