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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
1.e DENTISTS AND THE CENSUS.
-..,dent Porter Explains the Idea
ofHis bureau in Regard to Thom.
Washington post.

ofUfs Burcau in kegarh y" '"o"'
Washington Post
rho dentists throughout the country
- 20 be afraid that they Will be mis-
go .o,,ra.ented by the Census Office and will
- ~ o,,ssified as manufacturers under the
oloventh census. In 3 resolution passed
receutly bv dental society II Is GAINED
,hst "ienistry is q liberal profession and
- L.,,cb of the healing art ana IN no
s . manufacturing business. On
Sn;no shown this superintendent Porter
said ca ,bov 10
ond 40 FIR as the Census once occupa-
t;on tables are concerned, all dehtlsts
iii Ill no classified rs professional men"
IT, odded that the objections which are
he;ng argued by dentists against III.
o,rd;no az manufactures any part OF
tbe;r onerations seemed to arse from
a 20 or misunderstanding OF
the real object or intention OF the Once
n is not the purpose OF the once 10 III
clude in the tables of manufactures
all onerotions of the dental profession,
bnt simply the operations OF that branch
wbicb include the manufacture OF arti-
fetal dentures, such rs plates, crowns,
cans. SC, which are manuiactured
wholly or in part outside OF the mouth
and afterwards inserted. There can be
no doubt that such features OF the pro.
tossion are clearly within the limits OF
tbe census inquiry relating to protective
industry, and as such are under the
Iaw TO he included in the tables
Of manufactures. To omit them
would be doing a serious injustice
70 the industries of places like Fhlla-
adelphia, Baltimore, and other cities
where this branch Of manufactures IS
sncb an important element. Not only
40 bnt all this information was collected
for the tenth census without single
c r being made, and included
snch items as number OF establishments
canitol invested, number OF hands EN-,
Moved. wages paid, materials used, ana
yaI1e Of products. 81 feel sure, added
the snperintendent, "that the dentists OF
the country. as soon rs they understand
the nurpose OF the Office in this matter,
will see that it is really to their advan-
tace and to the benefit OF their protes-
sion TO answer the questions on the
schedule sent to them, and IN dong SO
tbey cannot in any way impair the high
position they now hold among. the pro-
fessional men of this country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
DENOUNCED AS CRUEL.
Protests Against Using "A Dogs Bones u
Repair n Human Frame.

Protests Against Using "a Dogs bones 10
Repair Human Frame.
DIR. A. N. Phelps, Of the Charity Hos
pital on Blackwelrs Island, \. u, IS re-
ceIyinQ letters from cranks protesting
against the alleged cruelty to the dog
whose leg-bone is being grated into the
ankle of little Johnnie Gethins. Few OF
the writer's sign their names, but they
all denounce the Doctor. On Saturday
he received q letter postmarked Balti-
more. which said that dozen women
of that city were going to pray that the
experiment would not be successful, be-
cause it was so hard on the dog.
There is no means OF telling yet
whether the experiment is going to be
successful. Both the boy and the dog
are getting along we'll. When this ex-
pertinent is over another will probably
be tried. The dogs vocal chords were
cut when she was put into the plaster-oi-
paris mold and tied to the boy. The OBJ
lect was to make 1t impossible for her to
bark and annoy the boy. The doctors
will try the experiment OF stitching the
cords together again and making her
lust as good yocally as ever she was.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
Survived a Terrible Electric shock.

L. w. Morgan, az employee of the
California Electric Company, received in
San Francisco on Saturday night the
full force of ZOO volts OF electricity. lie
was repairing wire. He chung by his
hands to the wire, and when another
workman tried to bring him down his
grasp on the wire could not be broken.
The wire was finally cut, and Morgan
dropped unconscious into the arms OF
bis rescuer, who brought him safely to
the ground. The palms OF Morgan's
hands were burned TO the bone, and,
after regaining consciousness. he suf.
fered intense agony. Thousands Of peo-
pie were on the street at the time, and
the accident created intense excitement.
Morgan will recover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
Church Property Conflscated.

kilograms have been received from
Reveal, on the Gulf of Finland, stating
that the municipalauthorIties have, by or
der of the Gar, appropriated all the prop
erty of the German-Protestaht churches,
promising the church authorities inter-
est on their capital for the last two
years. All the money belonging to the
German churches has been sequestrated,
as the Governmental first intended to let
them perish by starvation, but more
merciful counsels have prevailed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
The Pronunciation of Koch.

To the Editor oftbe Boston Herald:
1 was heartily amused in reading the
Sunday Herad at the remark reading :
"He is Koch Of the walk now" Being
of German extraction, l can give
YOU a little information in re-
gard to the pronunciation. Koch
IS pronounced like "chi" in bron-
chitis, q gutteral sound made with the
palate. The name translated would DO
Cook, Koch being the word for Cook in
English. Many friends have discussed
the matter and finally asked me what
the correct pronunciation was. Pro-
nounce it like "chi," only with a long,
drawn out sound, and you will have 1t
correctly.
A YOUNG LADY VINO Knows.
Bronchitis itself is rarely pronounced
as the dictionaries prescribe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26

g u such club on Sundays upon
eating % - connected premises for which .
' i;cop o may hereafter be petlti0ned for
licSr he in tho opinion OF this board q
VIII nsIc yS cause for rejecting such appli-
ca TIn -, of the board had little
Inc resarlina the order. The wrinkle
70 say Hoan 10 have club alongside So.
inor an and work speak-easy. The board
,UII catch all these places very carefully
WI. -" fntnre unless 1t is stopped.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
Buchanan

Cheap fuel abundant
timber ach, and other material at hand Fvor aperm
vooen
will find this the he location In the South
The facilities for shipment Of products unsurpassed.
railroad the Chesapeake Norfolk and
v the building OF
Virginia Western, well assured competing easy
Flaop Coks
deposits the upper James; the limestone Roanoke
for a
very door; wod an ideal manufacturing site.
land lying the rail.
fall 70
this offered free responsible parties locating
establishments
PANY OF BUCHANAN DESTROYS Of investing such establishments give
promise o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
Tho Cardinal Has Not Sued.

The story telegraphed from New Ha,
ven, Conn, to the effect that Cardinal
Gibbons had entered suit against Hya-
cinth A. Ringrose, of the academic de-
partment of Yale University, for dedi-
eating n book to the Cardinal called
'The Poor Mans Priest. without the
Cardinals knowledge or consent, turns
out to have no foundation. The only
way in which Cardinal Gibbons has had
any connection with the book or Its
author is in the fact that, upon learning
that the work was so dedicated, the Car
dinal caused letter to be written the
publisher expressing surprise that his
name was 80 used and requesting that
such use of his name should be discon-
tinued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
THESE CLUES MUST GO.
The Liquor-License Board Is After Them
with Big Club.
fBsl.imore Americana

The Liquor-License Commissioners
yesterday adopted the following:
Whereas. the formation OF social and
other classes OF clubs have become fire.
quent since the present liquor-license
law has gone into effect, and as the
places of meetings for such clubs or
other similar organizations are upon the
same premises for which licenses have
been granted for the sale OF liquor; and
whereas, in the opinion Of the board,
such meetings at such places on Sundays
are in conflict with the spirit OF tho
iquor-hcense laws. and can in many
cases be used for the purpose OF vio-
lating the said liquor-license laws there
fore, be 1t
Resosped, That the assembling or To-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26

rersons ono meets have cstarrh IN mild or az
ersyated form, and yet comparatively few pay
sny attention TO 1t, not seoming to realize until
40 late that other dangerous diseases. such as
bronchitis and consumption, are very sure to
follow II the trouble is not arrested. Catarrh
originates in impurities Of the blood, and ro-
quIrcs constitutional remedy iiks Hoods ssr.
sapsriIls 70 effect q thorough cure.
II have been sufferer from ca,srrh for q
vood many yeara / tried nearly everything
I heard Of. and also many different physicians,
Win little or no benefit, until | began taking
Hoods Ssrsapariila. which am now using with
GOOD results can recommend Is heartily to all
"A q good medicine. "-Mss. a. X. DUNHAM.
omshs, Nsb.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26

than Of murderous conspiratora These
two travellers left at Alcxandros and no
trace of thom has since been found.
The bodies OF tho cashiers we're found
beside the track, cut, gashed, and mutt
lated. They had been stabbed to death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
RAILROAD LINES.

"a y
EARMYILLE AND POWBATAN
Il RAILROAD
GENERAL OFFICE 7u3 EAsr MAIN STREET
sCBBDUL LIZ N EFFECT AUGUST I, ls0
LsAvs RICHMOND.
OILS A. NJ, RIA Atlantic Coast line fer Formula
sos z. NJ, Vir Atlantic Coast Li1s for Winter
ppck aud intermediate stations
go A. NJ, va Richmond and DanYiils, for Farm.
Vile, and ali stations rest OF No-sicy
Junction.
300 p. NJ, ria Richmond and Dsn7ilo FOR Farm
vile, ami all stations west " Mose.gy
junction.
Goo z. NJ. U,a Richmond and Danyi.le, Tor Szln-
garter ana WinterpOch
ARRIYs AT RICHEoED.
$40 A. b., eta Atlantic Coast Line, from Wlnt3r-
pock and inteIneiiate stIu ns.
geo 7. NJ, ria Atlantic Coast LinO from BermuiA
S.i5 A. N, sia Richmond And pauUlle. from
Farmvile, and all stations Wa5E OK
hoseley Junction.
s45 A. NJ, ria Richmond and Danvillo. from
sklnquartar and Wiutcrpock.
AT trains daily except sunday.
For tckots, b0ggag e-chocks, timetables &C.,
call upon A. w. GAkBbk, Atlantic Coast Line,
Sad Richmond and Dauvills icp0ts.
", G. LAUGdTON
General Freight AMI Passenger Agent
JANIS K WEafn. General Manager. ouJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
Y0RK-RlVER LINE,vrA wEsrPolSr
THE FAYORITE ROUTE NoRrH
LEAVE RICHMOND:

Liza T. hiAi1 bOAfDs
TRAIN No 81. $40 h.. \.
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily except sunday st)ns
at oil stations AZ Lostsr kAnor connects Win
stage for Wslkerton. wish Baltimore steamer a.
West Point
TRAIN No 81. 4:s5 p. X.
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily except sunday
FOR West P0n. connecting Win fork-Riyer
steamers for baltimore. AZ Baltimore steamers
connect win Baltimore and ohio railroad Tor
Warrington, Philadelphia, aud NOW YORK.
stesmers Leave Baltimore 4. NJ daily except
Sunday
Trains arrive at Richmond g:l5 l. N. sad 70. %
A. N.
TRAIN 10. u. 7;41 A. VI.
LOCAL, AIJRD. daily except sunday leaysi
Twenty-thiri street for W0sT PoinI snd inisr-
TicEetoncs a. station foo. Of Yirginls siress.
opsn A. n. 10 p. III. and RON + u. u 80
A. NJ.
City ucEetomce--cornsr Of Tent aud haia
etroetA -
col HAAS JAS L IAfLoR,
Tranic Manager General Passenger Agent
JOSEPH :. POTTS. Division Passenger AEonL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26

No place in tho
South offers superior
advantages 10 thoss
seeking MaDufac-
turing Sites than
Buchanan. II has al
tho conditions ior
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26

VIRGINiA oTEAMbOA = = 80.
' CoaPANI for tue sHAshoHA - - -
Cheapest ant nJ-i pleasant '.e. yfsn.
pOIsr. YikGfSA BEACh. q, 80 .Rgs
soRYulK .PoRrsHOCrH HsNfysl w.
ClAEEnOsT. Ani JAAzS h4'AA Islg.
mos By elesaai sal1oa 80. 1900 sDs1s-
leaving sich m0ui Nv nr nor MAJ, -, 4,
NY All rsIDAr al 7 A. n. sWe 81
6irc.,slT - stsArlsrS vtart Fsf' " S'
~ sorioIk. $50. ssconi cias. g. ,.., .,s,.lg
cooneetioas az Ola Point aBl n9fiy-t 49,.
vsrs al Ines Ter aoTthoru cines, W -. 80
ans ocean View same sfserno0n, -.'-..5.st
By dsyllSh. dsoai 'oaf@' VIA
route. -....., al A Saftcrs
.esney' 100 hsin sweet B.FsAf ,,.tssl
e. ,ovyh. ststs-r0oms engaged 10 - a5 -.
s,sssst rooslrsi daily for eOkfy1A' iefAs.
vo,,TN OLD POINT, ALkAAHDat,A.i, - -
rio AND DAsYiLtA, SOL 49, 80 gA,A.
isnTos 10 G., 81 poias IA ISL. 80
rssniins' Eastern virginia. zoi a. 30 -. "a
,n,s oo The James nTsr 81 i9ss"
u'fo"s" IIcIss n TATUA. Yise-fissii.-SS,.
No III Man 'ves, Aiil h -, ..s1
rxy,. Wx,s,0sA FfslSat aSi z 1890 -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
DIR. G. HALSTEAD BOYLAND,
Surgery Medical College, late Surgeon French
Army (Decoraed Paris


10
slsefn some
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
DR. WILLIAM T. HOWARD, OF BALTIMORE,



rSpnn 10 0reenhu rcounty W.
n
yatendant t
theyratstan
BUFFALO SPRINGS Aav county,
Vau
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26

al used Hoods sarsapsrills for catsrrh. and
received great benert from II Tho oatarrh was
very disagreesble, especially In tho winter,
causing constant discharge from my moss. ring
ing noises In nv cars, and pains In tho back Of
my hoad. Tho effect 10 clear my head in the
morning by hawking and splitting was painful.
Hoods sarssparipa gave me relief imme-
diatsiy. while In time was entirely cured.
am never without tho medicine In my house, as
think It's worth Its weight In gold.r-Aas. q.
d. GIBB, 1923 Eighth street, N. W., Washing
ton, ID. G.
"This cortnss that was cured Of a bad case
OF catarrh By Hood's sarsspsrills two years
ago."-WILLIAM II, NoYBs. East Jefferson, No
~ B.-Be sure 70 get Hoods sarsAparilla
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
PHILADELPHIA. BIC H. dfH
- yoSD AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Appointed ..ainz tAy1 h,sfyu SoAr ~
snd FRIDAY ssl2 " AM sf'i'
y,s,sh, for ras,Isys AMI Friiaf, ,..s..s
..s.st al li.O A. N. Tor euaiaf, 81, NJ
, ,sSsp N. saturday. Fre,sa' receiver N'-'
sP.h
Fare. s. .,,,, .nolyD
fof iaf'her 'ni0' 'i'A'' ". AoCAsklCA
-, son,.a,o AGENT Oinos keSks'~
Genersi So"'aS'S PCLfOs VA,
-, Gensral Assats. fnllAi''s--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
AND DANyILLE

DICHMOND AND DAN VII l. Il
Al RAILROAD
SCHEDULE IN EFFECf nov fMBEB g., l3n
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA:
las A N. SOUTHERN RXPRRs8 daily. 70 A.
ianfa, Augusta, AMI points SouTt. Con-
nocts a. Greensboro for purh Urn All
Raleigh. az Salisbury Tor Western
North Carolina. Passengers can tRfs
sleeper a. . Y. NJ Through slsoparl
nom Oanytlle South.
6.eoAM ACCOMMODATION. daily, crceps
sunday % Clever Va. ani iu,or-
HOO A. ". VIkGINiA AID NORTH CAROLINA
HXFREsS daily, through train 70
Eal8,gu rfI Heysvill,. Connects -
Burheyiil9 with Norfolk aud Messorg
railroad Tor Farnulia. LYn0h0Irs,
and points West, az Keysvilo tor
Carksv.ll3, Oxioci, Henderson, aai
Durham.
sop ~ FAsT MAIL, daily FOR Atlanta, An.
RUsta, ami points South. Connects a.
Moseley's junction with Farmyilo
aud POWhglan railroad. az Green's
boro' FOR Durham ami Raleigh. a.
Salisbury for Western North Caro-
laa Through sloepors from Dan
COOP. ~ Local daily except sunday Tor
Amelia Courthouse and intsrmoiiaI'
p0inu.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
AZ az a N N From Atlanta and Ausu'a-
s:4S A. N. from Amelia Courthouse
$50 p. NJ. Prom Raleigh
6:s5 r. N. A. MaD0hssier. from Clover
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26

DAILY



Nos. H. g. aod aI uaS1 pol, tiopA Nls
q and 73 s'op 1l Hg1ai a. nanra sfi,f.
/ DY.yryss Biud. C31uA.ia. All tn'sisr =. p
store on -igaal AZ Manchester al. hester %
n stops 10 Manrhrst-r So H -t.ls pn tf.'.
al Manchester only f.r plsfrrgor plf.t
tickets 90 regular sf0UrI. s.r.a ". 'or pr '
soItr ~ pot,r-Hu.F N.k 49, ~, 3A ~ VII. ECO
as 81 stations Tor lHs.9tf .rf
PUIINAt-"AN rAhFl"h
On Traias so5. IL nrf i1 sleoping-' hfs 80
Nov IoEk AMI rampA FlA trl ttft.
on rrains NJA IL snt ~ aeaylns-faft ..i7i't
New York .nI Charlie .,.u. o. irf. Dos
Rud 81, s.a. ilg.cAu l..reen H.f ift OBJ
THR ONLY ALr~RAIL LIyg 70 NlA')Lk
R,onm onL5s.lI''.a.s.oAM Sosioit aneI
Hammond ..'Eg3P. Al. Nprl-.. D. 2.
Norfolk. .'8.40A. ~. Hc-l '.,.t' =
Soff1ik s4OIF a. hict p
fhe trairs leaving kicbm'l f.I H. a. t.A
Norfolk AZ b. ii. ars s..i it.f .'ffiA
uaso two p0iny, Ani pti"afH y, '-f'..t
without change o. cara tI.i1 oliftei no N,
also mAie 20 FsiorsbIrg tf goo .l b. ~ aNl
from Richmond aui ps -D h ~. h'.A IVA
Tfei9s leaving Rl,nm1ai SO .sl 4 y. asi
fl.sJ n ii AL argiFlk a. i-...- tIii Do 10 D., p
AZ AMI 90. h. A.. M4sf '' '.iNA I.
Psterssur7 O. sgd 'col Z r-u.7 -5n'aslfh
and soutuwsstorn lgiua .-.
4 .7.llf. super n9ni 7as
Ell kYssA donera. '4G'HnisnAf1l
!. "A. kNEGs9S. General faas'AEH A-'A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
n ! s : ~ Hafi0lk:KgStamRh
scNgDUI.a IN EFPBCr NAY II. IsL
TWO TRAINS DAILY TO sORfOLh AMI
INHnunuRa

SCHEDULE IN RFPsCr NAY II. IYl
TWO TRAINS DAILY TO sORTOLh AND
LYECHBURa
LEAVE RICHMOND, BIRD.sTREET STATION
eAQAk n. DAILY. 90 Petersburg hichmond ani
Norfolk Thro .gh kapTess Arrive Al!
Norfolk lRs5 =. y. s.ops only sI Pc
tenburg ana Suffolk A second
train, leaving Petersburg AZ 1881 4.
a. and arriving AZ Norfolk al r. a.,
stops a. sli stsll0ns
eDA X. Daily 10 Pegsrsugrs. Arrive At
Petersburg l0i3 4 Il Ma leayos
Petersburg I:l5 A. n. f0s Farm
vilio LyRca eurs ana al points Soata
ESP NJ. DAILY. ga PelerBburs. arrive Ps-
torabnrs tl5P. h.; ISsys Petersburg
$50 2. NJ daily arriving h'rioik
r. NJ
rleD Pm. DaiiT. us Fstersour. Arrive a.
Psiorsbura lED< A. b.. oonnoctiu .
vtth Train No = leaving Peiorsbur.
at l2.O A. NJ foe YarmYns, Lynsa-
turg. fo'ahoniaA and all poAa.'
1l.coA N. DeIy. 20 BurFsyills, for Yarn Milo,
LyAahburs. tae south. ana Wos'
PULLMAN ELERPINs-oAB Aoc0hAoDA-
TIOHs
No. i-siee ping-cer from Petersburg 70 h7siN
without change. Leaving FotersDIrz daily /"
i2:4o a. n. aad Lyacnnurs to A1mDhs VIII
out change
hOmphls Without chsagA
Iteksls, baggGge-ehesiSs, ant al infornsuoa
san n, obsalnOd al kichaond and fessfstarg
railroad depot 4. W. SarDsrs, lsu aAia s,ross
and o. The Company oiaco oi essi a al sxoss
Passenger Assal
W. u BkYlLL
General Passenger AxoSk
CHizLas9. EDDY. Vico- President -
General once. AoAaekA Va 10,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
DR. JOHN H. TUCKER, HENDERSON, N, c.,
Member OF the Society North Carolina Member of the American
Medical Association


In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26

OLDDOMIN0E STEAM. 1E7A
~ eHIP lO8PAhL LhlN.


a0h ND n N1Al-
gts.uers ifaf5 dlchl Iu1 EFsNt D. a''Ai
and FRIDAI a. o. a. aIu'i' COCOA 30
hour before taliag tuH.
rteAsner. laavs Esz Y0rk fof h'h -
YyKkf VaDHk5Dt 81 ana 'AIt +IAt - 2
n. 4rriyiug Ia Mobu1ni AoNyAi Aal ~
DAT hOhAlAt@ ....
Passenger aso5m 1oiauCLs unsuf. i''sL
cam fnrs 50 SOW tors "a San7if''f ID,
yovts dnclGdlnz mea8 ca yefe.... 30 y ~
Ro.anA- ri : aoseta lluliei ~ AtF lAJ' u
after dass " 1sua ....+sss' s.sftf'''+' ~ D
s,,e,.ga Ninl 80 "a. ~. lco ......s+--t.'
steoyasa, siuout suDsissece3. .......' 80 '"
Catsn LSfs 80 Chesay eako aai oA.J fs~ .. t
way ....... .ss.-.trrttft. f.ff
Csp,a faro "a tlshaond aad fsief- --Hs .. ~
rclLr0dr1. ...assas. .fas 3D. la.
Tlosen oan - cbaiasi .t A. ". H~. -.
Nan s,rsst. ChstspoEta bna JAP elt -,
mod and POsarstGrg cspgtA 81 Az &C -
ecfo,,z iaDl Main sz6oL aoi s.ltfi h'A's-
lsrslghs f0rFAriei and tl.c ~ Yaf " 80
,s|,.r.l tor points erooi Yes *
,v,tgut r.oolYei dallF anbi 8 Z $500.
Pxss-ugers leaving hclmcn4 p ~ i
,rfresDAIs, WEDHGDAis, lll hr.h y ri.
SkTTKDAYr. ~ tho ChssaDeat1 shi
- ia NospCrg News Rs ..D A. n a.. -
E,.h,opd suf PeicrsbgrE r,if3Al 60 f (
100 A. n. Win maze clllscAs4 ~ ''NfT-
-, .t.sorer IeavlT ll .tf ihIs
GRORGE ". ALLEa q C,@, A. -
~. lsI hstn fSocA 81
.a,t C,r.paarN nat he4Sf~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26

IT WALLERsrsiN < co. nsI.
III v,,,asn,h .trees tetseen Cary so' ~
us.saaarssrs Tor rsopucsS; ,kS iSssvlIi
psI~s' PsAs, CREAM sai p hiir OF Ias
9SioNs, ana EyBRY rSoo1slr, Ia,
yaan, rssslvea In eaT-l0sd los s'S'
" Si-lm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
DIR. r. D. BASKERVILLE, SWEPSON'S, VA,
Member Medical Society Of Virginia:


hm
lady Pr
health
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
srAsBxD TO DEATH.

They were, according to the descrip-
lion OF the station official who noticed
them, very dudish In appearances, dressed
IL the latest style and with the appear
snaa Of peaossble Jeunssse dosve rather
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But when the Emperor released the
young man there were other claims to
be satisfied as we'll The husband, by
the locli laws. has an indemnity in such
instances that even the complaisancy Of
tie Emperor cannot override, and the
prison authorities had other claims re-
sulting from the Unborn and natural OK
trayagance OF the prisoner that altogether
footed up triae over $4,000 roubles.
II was this sum tina! the messengers
were conveying from the bank, of which
tho young mans father is director, to
the place where the final adjustment was
70 be made, when they were murdered
and the money was taken. II is known
now that two Acknowledgment young
men entered the same compartment as
that occupied by the messengers, and
further, that they requested tho guard
70 leave them undist,rbed until the end
Of their journey.
eTAKBRD TO DEATH
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CAUGHT By THE HUSBAND.
RELEASED BY THE EMPEROR.

When the Emperor heard this tale that
almost surpasses credibihty he was over
whelmed with surprise, and at once gave
an order for the young mans. release.
There was an attempt TO suppress the
particulars Of the case, and everything
possible was done to spare the names OF
the parties concerned, and thus far this
has been in great measure successful.
The names arc unknown, but the circum-
stances have become public property,
and the honor Of man who would I'M.
complainingly accept an imprisonment
OF five years in order to spare the name
OF lady was too precious to be exploited
In the papers, and yet too creditable t.
escape public mention.
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