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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-06
TeIerrams Boiled Down.

Uabana.-Captain-G Weyler ar
rived at Cienfuegos, province Oh santa
Clara.
Washington.-E. o. Houston has made
application for appointment as Assdyer
In the mint at Charlotte, y. 1.
Dunth. Minn.-Forest fires are raging
undated in this part OF Minnesota anu
they are dangerously near this CITY,
Habana.-During the month or April
thare were 5g6 deaths from smallpox in
Guira de Meena, Cuba, Town Oh 4'oOV
inhabitants.
Someryille. y. Jacob s. Johnson (col-
ored) an ex-preacher, was hanged for
The murder OF Annie Beekman. He died
protesting his innocence.
Kansas City. Mo.-The South and West
Grain and Trade Congress. with over
hundred delegates from the states III
those sections present, convened.
Habana.-The insurgent leader. calixto
Sotopence his adjutant, and sixteen Oh
his followers have surrendered, IL Is an
nounced TO the Spanish authorities at
Sancti Spiritus.
Columbia. s. C.-The Acknowledgement
did not complete his investigation INTO
the dispensary scandals. Consequently
the contemplated arrests were not maui
Action will be taken to-day.
Tallahassee. Fla.-The joint assembly
tor. The first resulted: Call, 20; Cnipley,
20: Raney. %: scattering. 5: Second bal
lot: Call. So; Raney, q; Chipley, ~; scat
tering. 8.
New York.-Albert Goslln and Samuel
Keller. members of the defunct flrm OF
f. s. Dean & Co., alleged bucket-shop-
keepers, have been arrested on complaint
of Dir. ID. ID. X. Strong and Albert H.
Kemp. of Fishkill Landing. N. Y.
Washington.--The statute. erected In the
Smithsonian grounds to. the memory OF
the late Professor Samuel Gross. OF Penn
sylvania, was unveiled. The members OF
the Congress of American Physicians at
tended the exercises In body.
Habana.-The insurgents have dyna-
mited a teiegraph-line repair train near
Minas. between Nuevitas and Puerto
Principe. killing two and wounding four
soldiers and volunteers. A passenger
train which was passing had narrow
escape from disaster. The insurgent lead
ers, Cornelio Rogas and frene Mun0z,
dynamited In four different places the
railway track between HolguIn and Aguas
Clarss, destroying the sraa's Cor about
Two Kilometres.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-06
WILLIAMSBURG.
A. Il. v. 4. AcquisiiOn-Accep the
Invitation-Personu

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, May 5-(Spe-
ciaI.)-Mrs. Coleman, one of the officers
of the Colonial Capital Branch OF the
Association for the Preservation of
Virginia Antiquities, has been at Tucka-
hoe. the home of Thomas Mann Ran
dolph. in Goochland, this week. On this
beautiful estate is located school
house in which jefferson attended school,
and il is the desire OF its owner 10 pre-
sent this old building and adtacent
ground TO the association.
A letter has been received by Captain
C. Il. Trevillian from Hon. ID. G. Tyler,
accepting an invitation from Magruder-
Ewell Camp to deliver an address on
Memorlal-Day. May 2lst, at Cedar Grove
Cemetery near here.
Rev. r. #. Warren will occupy the
Freemason-Stree (NorfolD Baptist
church pulpit next Sunday, during Dr.
Wharton's absence at the Southern Bap-
fist Convention.
Ro. II. Armistead, Superintendent OF
Public Schools, has returned from Rich
mond. and Clerk T. III. Geddy was in
Newport News yesterday on business
connected with his office.
meeting will be held at the Baptist
church next Sunday by those interested
in organizing a town Young Mems
Christian Association. There is large
and fourishing Young Mems Christian
Association now at the college, composed
solely of students.
Morning Lodge of Odd-Fellows laid
the cornerstone yesterday of New Zion
Baptist church, near Centerville, James
City.
Mrs. James ID. Moncure is in Richmond
for a weeks visit TO her uncle, DR.. Ire
william.
Mr. Arthur Denmead returned this
morning from Baltimore and Atlantic
City.
professors Garrett and Stubs, Of the
college faculty, left this morning for
Richmond TO attend the Convention of
public School Superintendent.
Mrs Il. Il. Warren, wife or the pastor
of the Baptist church here, is in Rich
mond at the bedside Of her friend. Mrs.
George BeDell. of jamestown. who is at
81. Luke's Hospital. i'll beyond any hope
OF recovery.
Mrs. r. ID. Saunders. wife OF Commits
siouer Saunders, and Mrs. Henly NJ.
Sweeney, left for Richmond this morn
ing.
several hundred invitations were sent
ont to-day 10 the jamestown celebration
on the 18th of this month.
Work on the store of G. J. Person and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-06
ASHLAND.
SchOoI-ChiIGreH and Firemen treat
cd-StricLen with Paralysis.

ASHLAND, May 5.-(Special.) -Asnland
Lodge. Junior order United American
Mechanics, last night rendered the
scholars of the graded school or TINS
place a sumptuous feast OF ice-crean m,
cake. candies. and the like. At O'CLOCK
the children assembled I'm the lower nan
of the Masonic Temple, where the nem-
beers of the lodge were awaiting them;
The tables were loaded down with goou
things, and ample justice was zone tnell'
Short talks were made by {. w. rev,
Marion Burruss, Mr.. Hamlet prihclpdi
of the school and IL. l.. c. Scott, or the
School Board. After the young folks hau
RECALLED themselves they TOOK posses SCI, -
of the hail and amused themselves with
various games. -,
Several weeks ago the large green
houses of Mr.. j. =. Gordon were injured
nv fire. The Ashland Fire Company
ouickly responded and saved the main
building where the fire originated, from
destruction. Mr.. Gordon. in appreciation
of the good and valuable services rem
dered rendered the members OF the COM
pany "A treat of ice-cream tonight mere
was quite a large turnout OF the mem
bers who gave Mr.. Gordon rising vote
of thanks for his kindness.
Mr. u. B. Peasants. one OF the Oldest
residents of this county, and for years
County Surveyor. suffered a stroke OF
paralysis yesterday, the stroke affecting
his left side. He was at his home, about
six miles from here, where ne ana MS
son Richard reside.
Mr. Peasants is the father or Mayor
Il. J. Peasants. Of Ashland, and bro
Their of Mr.. George ID. Peasants. a WELL
known insurance man of Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-06
DEATHS.

DAvIDSON.-Died. at her residence ~
Buckingham county, Va, on April -
1891, Mrs. MARTHA DAVIDSON, I'D "''
18th year. ..,.
Deceased had been I'm feeble health ~.
many years. bat bore her great snne'.se
with Christian fortitude. and died in "'.
fun triumph OF faith. She leaves -
children to mourn their sad loss. II,
daughters are Airs. c. 4. Franklin
Appomattox county. Va: Mrs. NJ. A. A'o
OF Richmond, Va. Mrs. L. j. Garter "a
Buckingham county, Va. Her sonS az
Messrs. William. John. and George l.
Davidson. respectively.
Philadelphia Pa) and Baltimore 'Ne'
papers please copy.
GILLTAM.--DIed at t:3p II. NJ. May
4. 1897. r.. J. GILLIAN. son Of John GU
liam. OF Powhatan county. IN me -o1h
year Of his age.
Funeral THURSDAY. May 9Th. at g..
l.uke's church. .
Charlottesville papers please COPY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-06
News of Council Committees.

There was to have been a meeting last
evening of the Committee on Improve
ment of James River. but there was not
n quorum present 1t was agreed that
the body should convene next TUESDAY
afternoon on the tug Thomas Christian,
Sr. 80
Second Market met yesterday afternoon.
The Health Committee will meet this
evening at s O'Clock 10 consider the re-
port of the Retrenchment ana Reform
Committee relative TO the creation of the
position of Superintendent Of street
Cleaning. There are several other unim-
portant matters for consideration at the
meeting. The question of transferring the
physicians to the poor from the heaIIn
Department to the Committee on Poor
will also be discussed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-06
West virginia COnfedcrntcs.

4 Charleston CW Va) special says;
about thirty-five of the Confederate vete-
rams who are members Of the West Nir-
ginia Soldiers Home Association met In
the Capitol Tuesday evening and decided
to effect State organization Of the Ma
tional Association of Confederate
Veterans. For the purpose OF or
ganization the State was divided
into districts, each district TO be
under the control of brigadier-gene-
raj and a ajor-general. TO have COM
mand of the whole. X Robert White, OF
Wheeling. was chosen as major-general,
and s. s. Green. of Charleston. and David
~ Johnston. of Mercer were made briga-
der generals. The plan of building a
home for INDECENT Confederate soldiers
was abandoned, and it was decided that
each camp should take care Of It's own
disabled members. The money raised by
the Committee to Erect a Soldiers Home
was ordered to be expended as the COM
mittee may deem best
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-06
A GREEK SUCCESS.
Desperate Fighting mt PharsaIos ana
VeIestfnO-TurISs RepuIsed.

ATHENS. May 5, s p. MA private
dispatch received here from the front
saws that a battle between the Greeks
and Turks began to-day at Avail, be-
tween Velestino and Pharsalos.
GREEK FLEET MAKES a CAPTURE.
ATHENS. May 5.-The Greek fleet has
captured at the entrance of the Gulf or
Salonica a schooner in which Slr Ellis
Ashmead Bartlett. the Anglo-Amefican
member of Parliament, recently visited
the Turks. The vessel Will be taken 10
the Piraeus for examination.
EDHEM HAS CARTE BLANCHE
I.ARISSA. May Six divisions OF
Turkish troops have marched FORWARD TO
Pharsalos. and II il understood here that
the Porte has given Edhem Pasha a free
hand.
TURKISH WARSHIPS MOVING.
SAI,ONICA, May Sit is officially an
nounced that eight Turkish warships
have left the Dardanelles. and after pro-
ceeding to the Cassandra peninsula,
sailed for the Island of Lemnos.
GREAT GREEK SUCCESS.
LONDON. May 5.-The Athens CORE
spondent of the Daily Mail says lOc0)
Turks attacked the Greek position at
Velestino The fire ceased at 4 o'clock
this afternoon, and IL is evident that the
Greeks have met with great success.
There has been great slaughter at Phar-
saIos. where a battle is proceeding.
Crown-Prince Constantine telegraphs as
TO the engagement at Nelestino: with
Gods help. our side has conquered"
The Athens correspondent OF the Times
saws: simultaneously with the attack
IL q oix ho Go A.
outnosts at Tartar. near Pharsalos. IT
Is said both attacks have been repulsed
nv the Greeks. General Smolensk says:
The brigade at Nelestino is deluged with
blood.
AMERICAN WARSHIP APPEARS.
ATHENS. May 5.-An American man.
of-war has Joined the international squad
ron at Pharalum.
The Greek Government has protested
70 the Powers against the acts Of violence
and raplrse being committed by the
Turks in Thessaly.
TURKISH WAR EXPENSES.
LONDON. May GA dispatch TO the
Times from Constantinople says that the
special and extraordinary expenses of the
War Department from March IS. 1896. to
April IS. 1897. were three and half million
pounds sterling.
FIGHT AT PHARSALOS.
LONDON, May 6.--The Athens CORE
spondent of the Daily Telegraph. under
date OF wednesday, says: Following Is
the oficial dispatch from Major PaIlis.
chief OF stan of the Greek forces In
Thessaiy. describing the night at Pharsa-
los:
POSTS al O'Clock. Since yesterday the
enemy's movements had indicated an in
tention to cut off our left wing, and to-
day they attacked our 'front.'. Our adj
vance posts retreated. a. they were
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-06
LAMBITES RUNG IN.
And Took Possession of an Anti
Lamb Meeting.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. May 5.-(Spe-
cial.)-The Lambite Republicans took pos
session of a district meeting held IN the
county this afternoon for the purpose or
nominating candidates for the smaller
Federal offices. and adopted resolutions
condemning the course of County-Chalr-
man II. Deb Clay. This meeting was
held pursuant to the call of Colonel Clay,
and was called to order by the precinct
chairman. Mr. \. c. Peachy, leader OF the
Lamb faction, and applicant for the APP
pointment as Collector OF Customs at this
port, was present and delivered an ad-
dress. excoriating Colonel Clay, who IS
the recognized leader of the other fac
ton. and also an applicant for the Gus
tom-house. Besides condemning the ac-
ton OF the county chairman. who, 1t Is
charged supported a sound-mOney Demo-
crat for Congress against Or. X. y. Wise,
the Republican nominee. the resolutions
call for "A mass-meeting. to be held at
anv early date. for the purpose of reor-
ganizing the party in Warwick county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-06
Great Interest in the BAZAAR.

The Martha Washington bazaar at the
Regimental Armory was busy scene last
night. and merriment was at high tide.
The voting and contests seem 10 go Tor
ward with new life. and vigor Already
three nights of the baZaar's blast nave
thrown a CLEAN of light forward TO the
closing night-two weeks away-and IL
lumned the word success
The Richard Henry Lee booth exhibits
a handsome clock to be voted to the
most popular of the two presidents of the
separate divisions Of the Hibernians. The
contestants are Messrs. c. +. Taylor ana
j. F. Donleavey.
Al the Anthony Wayne booth is a pic
ture TO be voted TO the most popular
priest in the city. This brings the friends
OF Fathers Cutler, Willibald, O'Reilly, and
Donohue into the whirl of contest:
The enthusiasm about these booths and
about others where voting is done has
made the large bazaar hall lively scene,
and very attractive.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-06
Personals and Briefs.

Congressman john Lamp Is at nome Ioi
short visit.
General George ]. Hundley, of Amelia,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr. Clarence O. West is QUITE i'll at his
mothers residence, $40 east Clay street.
Miss Bedford. of Philadelphia, is the
guest of the Misses Moore, OF west FRANK
lin street.
Senator William l. Jordan, Of Halifax,
is in the city, ana was Nisi'oi a' INC
Capitol yesterday.
Miss Flora b. Catogni, of Roanoke. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. G. Dominicl, NO.
1920 east Broad street.
Mrs. Edward Hamilton Squibb. OF
Brooklyn. is the guest of Mrs Ed. ID.
Price. east Franklin street.
II Is not expected that Rev. DR.. Fairs
successor as pastor of Grace-Street Pres
bvterian church will be called before the
fall.
Colonel Jones issued an order last night
commanding the First Regiment TO pa
rade next Monday, lakewood Memorial
Day.
II is not Congressman Lamb, but his
son. Mr. John A. Lamb. TIE attorney
who expects to purchase Barcelona in
Henrico county.
Mrs. IT. E. Henry Floyd. who has been
very i'll at the Virginia Hospital. is much
improved. and has removed 10 her nome
at i0S east Grace street.
Mrs. p. r. Conway and little daughter
Miss Margaret. of Danville. Va, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. j. Thompson Brown
the parents of the former.
Major Benjamin w Richardson. who
has been confined TO his room for the past
three weeks by sickness, was not so wei
Yesterday, and was compelled to take TO
his bed.
Rev. Dr. Robert =. Kerr returned last
night from Hampden-Sidney. where he
has been in attendance upon the com
mencement exercises of Union Theological
Seminary.
Messrs. Willie d. Price, Egbert A.
Moses. and r. J. Price. OF Green Bay
came I'm on the Farmviile excursion yes
terday morning. and are stopping al the
Lexington Hotel.
Lieutenant Charles II. Smith, of Engine
Company No S. has patented valuable
hoge-rate which is highly spoken OF by
fire chiefs all over the country. Mr.. Smith
Is also the inventor Of hose-washer
The marriage Of Mr.. r. Il. Davis, a
popular conductor on the Clay-street line,
and Miss Lula clark, OF New hent co ,ri..
Nv. is announced for next Wednesday. the
ceremony will take place at the home or
the brides parents.
The various organizations OF Richmond
College have just completed the annual
publication OF the college. which will be
issued about June LIST. II Is called "Ibe
Snider OF 49," and Mr.. Evan Il. Chester
man. private secretary Of the Governor,
Is the editor-in-chief.
A. w. CHM Council. No. Z, Junior Order
United American Mechanics, Will ceie-
brate their tenth anniversary tonight at
Belvidere Hall. An excellent programme
has been prepared. consisting of an ad-
dress by Past -State-Councillor Rev. l.. w.
Guyer. a varied musical entertainment.
and graphophone. The exercises to close
with a banquet.
A statement Of earnings and expenses
OF the Norfolk and Western railroad for
March shows the total eaoings TO have
been $685.. 1854, and total expenses $sl9.-
2s4.Os. against total earnings OF 1867 .S0sA
and total expenses or SH6626S FOR the
corresponding month last year. There was
a falling of in both earnings and ex-
penses this year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-06
uEy. MIR. o'KELLEY Is SICK.
Generally Believed That He VIII
Came 10 the Second Church.

The statement printed in yesterday $
Disnatch TO the effect that Rev. Il. w.
.o'Kelley, OF Griffin, Ga, would probably
he the next pastor of the Second Baptist
church. was read with deep interest, es-
peclally by the members of that con-
oregation. AS stated in that publication.
no call has been formally extended, but
the impression exists in Georgia and in
well-informed Baptist circles. here that
REV. MIR. OKelley will be invited to come
n richmond, and that he will accept.
The following special was received last
night from Griffin. Ga: 1.-THE Rev. I. w.
O'Kelley is i'll here. and has not peen out
of his bed for thirty days. To the Dis
patch correspondent he announced to-
night that he had not yet made up his
mind as 10 the offer from the Second
Baptist church, Richmond. HIS illness is
not serious. and his friends believe he
will be up next week. The general i'm
preston Is that he will go to Richmond"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-06
SOUTHERN BsPTIsT CONVENTION
Four Hundred Delegates Arrive
Five Hundred Expected To-day.

WILMINGTON, \. G., May 5.-DeIe-
gates and visitors to the Southern Baptist
Convention have been arriving on regular
and special trains throughout the day
About four hundred delegates are now
here. and five hundred more are expected
BY tomorrow night.
The convention will hold its first ses-
sion Friday morning. and will be the
largest religious body ever assembled in
the state.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union, an
auxiliary body. will meet tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-06
HcptasOphs Elect Officers.

NORFOLK, VA, May 5.-(Special.)-At
to-day's session of the Heptasophs Con-
vention. besides routine business. the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensu-
ing term: Supreme Archon, e. r: Randall,
MARYLAND: Supreme Chancellor, @. ;.
White. Delaware; Supreme Provost. w. r.
Gregory. Norfolk; Supreme Secretary, u
]. +. Bunting, Norfolk; Supreme Prelate'
n. r. Smith. Maryland; Supreme Inspect
or-General. j. w. Jewell. North Carolina;
Supreme Warden. j. f. Tice. New Jersey;
Supreme Sentinel J. Hughes, ohio; SUI
preme Trustees-Messrs Young, Posey,
and Graham. of Maryland Rite of Della
ware and Cross of New Jersey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-06
THE COMPETITOR CASE.
Melton and Leavitt to BE Released
Lnhnrde Less Lucky.

HABANA. May 5.-The government has
ordered the Competitor case to be pro-
ceeded with Immediately. There will be
a separate proceeding in the case OF the
Americans. Ona Melton and William Lea
witt 10 conform with the provisions OF
the treaty OF 1921. IL Is understood the
government is "favorably disposed" and
that the result OF the trial In their case
will be a release. II is stated that Alfredo
Iaborde has not been able to prove his
American citizenship.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-06
Tho Tennessee Centennial.

NASHVILLE. TENN. May 5.-To-day
was Children's-Day and Mexico-Day at
the exposition. The perfect weather and
bright sunshine induced large attend
ance. In the Woman's Building the Sc
cond of the series of convocations under
Association. Nashville. and Hermitage
CHAPTER. Daughters of the Revolution.
Memphis was held. The audience was
large and brilliant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-06

Julius Goldstein and Lewis I.utzkey.
two Young Zen. who debarked from "A
BROAD street car at the corner OF Eighth
and Broad streets last night shortly be-
fore ~ o'clock. engaged In n nsticusf. and
were hammering each other In a lively
manner when Policeman Epps appeared
on the scene and placed them under ar
rest. They were taken 10 the Second
station and bailed for their appearance
in the Police Court this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-06

the residence OF MIR. Norvell Henley Is
progressing nicely.
Contractor Coleman whitaker will begin
tomorrow to lay the foundation for a
beautiful residence for DR.. George
Hankins, on England street.
Among the arrivals at the Colonial Inn
to-day are K. d. Williams, OF Philadel-
phia: w. Il. Thomas Newport News
Herndon Courtney. Richmond, and a
party of tourists from New England. who
drove to Yorktown and jamestown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-06
HENRY GRADy's DAUGHTER WED.
She Becomes Mrs. BIack-Dr. Lam
drum Ties the Knot.

ATLANTA. May 5.--Miss Augusta King
Grady. the only daughter OF the late
Henry w. Grady. was married to-day a.
noon to Eugene II. Black. The wedding
occurred at the First Methodist church
and the ceremony was performed By pf.
W. w. Landrum. pastor OF the fift
Baptist church. The bridal party Was
entertained At breakfast By Mrs. hcnty
Leon Circle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-06
Petersburg EIl<s.

PETERSBURG. VA. May 5.-(Special)
Petersburg Lodge. Benevolent Protective
order OF Elks, celebrated their fifth an
niversary tonight by holding serial SEES
sion i'm their hall. This was the first
serial session ever held by the Elks in
this city, and they gave "A programme
consisting OF banjo, mandolin, guitar, and
vocal selections by the best talent. Az
ter this refreshments were served and
the lodge adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-06

There will be a very interesting session
of the Clay-Ward Actives Saturday night.
A great many good Democrats VINO pc
long 10 this club have not signed the
proper papers. and these gentlemen are
urged TO be present upon this occasion 10
comply with this requirement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-06

NEW YORK. May 5.-Major- General
Nelson A. Miles. United States army. ac-
companied by Captain Maus. OF his stan.
sailed to-day for Southampton.
General Miles Is going 10 observe the
military operations Of the war between
Graece and Turkey
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-06
Archifect Aiken Resigns.

WASHINGTON. May 5.-William Mar
tin Aiken. Of Ohio. supervising architect
of the Treasury has rendered ms reslg
nation TO Secretary Gage, to take effect
July LIST.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-06
Fer Seasickness
Use UorsfOrd's Acid Phosphate.

Dr.. j. Fourness Brice, or 5. .. Ger
manic. says: Il have prescribed 1t In my
practice among the passengers travelling
10 and from Europe In this steamer. and
the result has satisfied me that II taken
In time It will. IL great many cases,
prevent seasickneso.*
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-06

NEW YORK, May 5.-(SpeciaL)-W
co,,jing. Marlborough; u. Hedrick, ST.
Denis: A. NJ Young, Imperial; u. c. Tay-
Tor and wife, Marlborough.