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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-13
MRS. AMELIE RIvEs CHANLER.
What Her Friends I'm Richmond Have
Heard OF Her sickness.

The telegram from Paris published all
over the country Sunday stating that
Amelie Riyes Chanler the Virginia au-
thoress, was dangerously i'll in the French
capltal and had not left her room for six
months or quit her bed since early in De-
cember does not comport with the ,infor-
nation of friends of the lady here who are
in constant communication with her.
Prior to November q year ago Mrs.
Chanler had in Paris two attacks or 10
erlppe. which left her in weakened con
dition. and about the BEGINNING of the
month named she went TO Algiers for the
benefit of her health. She returned TO
Paris, but had third attack of the mala-
DIV. which rendered her bronchial tubes
very sensitive TO cold, and at times she SUI
fers from bronchitis.
However, after her last attack OF Ia
prippe she went to see the Passion Play,
and in Paris has been attending the thea
tres, pursuing her art studies, and receiy-
inc company. Her husband came to this
country about the middle Of November last
| on a matter of business and has not gone
| back. unless he has been very recently re-
called 10 Paris by cablegram. OF which
Mrs. Chanler's friends in Richmond have
not been advised.
II Is presumed that if the talented lady
,s confined TO her room now she is suffering
| from bronchitis, which often ensues when
| she takes cold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-13
FROM BEYOND SEAS.
sr.1us OF THE IRISH LeAoeRSH'f
QUESTION
gladstone Applies the Word '"'r"'h'
falnos. to some ofrarnolr' o''''""'
Tho European Biiz'srd'

,.,o. ,mayicnn eshlc to the Dlspa'chl
- ,3,T,ox Exc. January "A dispa'cn
con, 70 Mr.. Gladstone to-day IN regard
- p.rnelrs statement in his Limerick
70 30 :, that Mccarthy communicated to
So, =, prom;rr the substance of ParneIfs
''' 800 before it was published. In re-
',,'..th;sMr ',''' Gladstone telographs as fol-
- "Parnell's assertion Is untrue. Nc
-, ,old me that he had the manifesto
ar ar d,d not describe its contents"
", v'c,r,hv authorizes denial Of the re-.
.Sst serious differences arose at the
noi' 20. ao conference. He says that the
'.l.r ...',nt IN. that the McCarthyites demand
'io,Rrien's unqualified support OF thslr
A. and that 0'Brien repeiled their % de-
l-J ihns leaving loop-hoie Tor f"r-
l-..i',. rfturn. is pure invention.
AyorHrE CONFERENCE.
p,,rooyy-sup-MEa. January i2:-Ihe
.....re,t Is made that upon the arrival 9i
-, p-ll.n here another conference OF irlsh
SSI'..noe,,sts will bo held and, that many
sN,a,,icrs N Parliament and Others VIII DC
10 attendance.
A CALL FOR EVIDENCE
r-.,,y January l2.--The irish Tines
Il D,liin Eyprfss today call upon MT;
~ i.t0te 10 produce his memorandum OF
~ 'iiif.,rarlep conference in order 10 prove
~, .-etb or falsity of Parnell's statement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-13

il wanted in Mercer county. w. Va, for at
tempted murder. The exact whereabouts
OF the accused was not disclosed in the re-
QUESTION.
For the second time the Governor yes
terday refused to pardon Martin Hodges
Of Franklin county, who IN December;
1889, was convicted of housebreaking ana
given two wears in the penitentiary.
Mr.. William NJ. McAllister, OF warm
Springs, Bath county; Major Baker +. Lee;
OF Hampton. and Mr.. David A. Price. OF
Wytheviile. were Yesterday commissioned
members OF the Board of Visitors of the
VIRGINIA Military Institute for term OF
three years from January I, 1891.
Hon. W. p. Dupuy, member of the House
of Delegates from Prince Edward, was In
the city yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-13
GOOD TEMPLARS.
Meeting OF District Grand Lodge, No. L.
in Richmond Yesterday.

District Lodge, No. I, l. o. G. T., met In this
city yesterday at noon with Rescue Lodge, No.
5se The lodge was called TO order py Distrie-
Chief-Templar J. b. Burroughs rair deiege-
ton was present. and the reports from them
showed the order In the district TO be In GOOD
condition. Some OF the lodges did not make TO
ports. Those heard from show considerepie
gain In membership
Al the afternoon session, In addition 10 the re-
ports from officers, spicy remarks were made
for the good OF the order By Rev. ]. q. Mcfaden
and II. J. Rhodes, OF cartersyille: Thomas B.
Criitsnden, Of West Point: Edward Williams
and II. O. Glenn, Of Richmond.
AT the night session Mr.. X. G. TrAyior, OF
Rescus Lodge, on behalf of that body made An
address Of welcome to the visiting delegates
Trinity Lodge. No. 48. WAS awarded the BAN
ner for the largest number Oh initistions uu-
ring the quarter and the largest mum Der OF dele
gates present ct the District Lodge, and Cnsr;ty
Lodge was awarded the banner for tho largest
percentage Of attendance.
Rev. j. q. McFa6en. Of Cerfersyiile, nomi-
mated that place for tho next meeting OF the
ledge, which Was chosen. and Hon. james y.
stubbs, Of Gloucester. ard Mr.. Fielding Pollard,
OF Richmond, we're appointed 10 speak before
the public the night before tho meeting
Notice wss given In the lodge that Trinity
Lodge would hold lis sixth anniversary Tonight
Mr.. X n strnkton will give historical sketch OF
tho lodge. Rev. Jaboz Hall. OF the seventh
Street christiau church, win address the meet
Ing. There win be recttationss singiaR, etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-13
rh,r WIN Nerer Desert Mr.. Gladstone.

IHT AreI0-Ameflcan cabIe % the DlsphIcn.I
Iovl,oN. January 12.-Sir William YER
tou Harcourt has written letter for pub
noa;lon IN which he says the statements
published in London Tory newspapers as
h dlssensious among the leaders of the
Liberal party are not based on fact. He
saws tha, the Liberals need feel no uneasi-
ne--. ns Mr.. Gladstone's colleagues con.
tuuo % act with confidence in their chief
snd cordial cooperation with each other.
Toe Uuionist reliance. he says, is based
upon three heads-vlz., that Mr.. Gladstone
viii soon die: that be will immediately re-
ure. and that his colleagues will desert
l,m. But their eXpectance will be disap-
pointed Dlr. Gladstone was never IN bet
t.r health: he has no thought OF retiring,
aud bls colleagues and party were never
Nfte resolved to support him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-13
Cbanoe Of scbedu,..

The attention of the travelling public Is
called to important changes in schedule Of
the Norfolk and Western railroad in effect
January 1lth. which appears in another
column.
An especial feature of this change, and a
welcome one 10 Richmond travel, will be o
Pullman-sleeper on the 1l;20 Z. III. train
from Richmond. Berths in this car viii be
ready for occupancy by Q p. NJ
This car will run between Richmond and
Lynchburg. Passengers will not be called
at Lynchburg till Z A. NJ, thus avoiding
annoyance Of early arrival. Returning,
and arrive Richmond TIA A. NJ. daily.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-13
City Bank onicers Reelected.

The stockholders of the City Bank held
their annual meeting at noon yesterday
and reelected the following Board of Di-
rectors: .,
William II. Palmer. K. B. Addison, Moses Mill
hiser, George w. Anderson, James r. Gray,
1. Holiday, }. w. Beveridge, l. ID. Csrdozo,
William josiah Leake, L. L. ID. Myers, N. w.
Nelson, and w. X. Trigg.
subsequently the Board met and re-elecfed
Mr.. william II. Palmer president: Mr.. X. b.
Addison, vice. -presidenL and Mr.. j. W. einton,
cashier.
The report of the President and Board Of
Directors showed that the bank had paid
its usual dividends and increased its sur
plus $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-13
INJUNCTION ABOUT A LEASE.
Mr.. Christian Don't Want His Building
Used ms a Tobacco-Factory.

At the instance Of Mr.. E. ID. Christian,
Judre Ingraham, of Manchester, yesterday
granted an injunction restraining Good:
man Brothers from assigning the lease OF
the warehouse No. 10 south Twenty-hrst
street TO Myers Brothers Il Co.. aud en-
Joining the latter from occupying " as
fobacco-factory.
The petition sets forth that the building
was leased by Mr.. Christian TO Good
man Brothers from October !, 1889. Tor
\ term of three years to be used as
broom factory, they agreeing not TO assign
the lease without written permission. IL
them goes ON to say that Goodman Brothers,
having vacated the building, assigned the
lease To Myers Brothers d Co.. who began
~ move in their bacco-manufacturing
apnliances. which business, 1t is claimed.
wnrlld do irreparable damage, being much
harder on the building than the one Tor
Tor which it was leased-broom-making.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-13
Supreme Court of Appeals.

The following cases were before this
court yesterday:
Berkeley q Harrison against Tinsley, &c. NO
tion 70 set aside continuance overruled.
Hodges against Seaboard aud Roanoke Rail-
road Company. Motion TO put cause on privi-
legged docket refused.
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
against Postal Telegraph Caolo Company aud
Postal Telegraph Cable Company against Nor.
folk and Western Railroad Company. Argued
BY j. 5. Parrish, ESQ.,. for the telegraph com.
pany and Judge A. l. Holiday for the railroad
company and continued until to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-13
p.r.o,a,. and Briefs.

NV p. Farish, OF Church Hill, Is quito sics.
Mr. George n Brown. Of Philadelphia, Is at
the Hotel Dodson.
DR.. Ben. Terry, Of Prince Edward county, was
Ia the city yesterday
Colonel Joseph Mayo. OF %essmorelsnd coun-
ty, was In the city yesterday.
Colonel b. +. w. Carts- sss returned 70 his
homo ia Cincinnati after sisis 10 friends here.
Mr.. william Z. Woody IL still confined at bis
home, on north Twsnty-nln'h street. by SICK
neer.
= Forenaen Hlrshbsrg. Of Steamer Company No.
Q. who was Injured at the brewery IRE, has ro-
ported for duty.
The Exeeutiye Committee OF the Temperance
Unian viii meet Saturday eysning at $50 O'Clock
az the seyenth-street Christian church.
Mr.. Robert T. Lsasb. Of the southern Express
Company. IA confined 90 his room at the kx-
change Hotel By an attack Of tie grippe.
Mr.. w. B. Gregory. son Of o. p. Gregory, Esq..
of this city, who has been ca vistt here, has re-
turned 70 Duluth, where no ID engaged In BUSH
ness.
An adjourned meeting Of tho Virginia Con-
strnctioa Company will sc held January x2d.
pursuant 10 the action OF tho stockholders lass
Saturday.
The Lee-Birthday COMMITTEES are hard At work
preuaring for the celebration OF tho l2th and
raising the money needed 70 meet the o. oense5
of the day.
Mrs. Catherine Engej diod at O'Clock Sunday
afternoon st the rssldence Of her son-in-iax hr.
Paul Weigand. in Honrtco county. Sho was Ia
her eighty-third year. The funeral Will take
place from ST Johns German Lutheran church
at O'Clock this afternoon
Messrs Fred. and Tom Frazer. who hare been
Ia buslness at Newport News. have retumed n
ths old farm near Spotsylunls Courthouse, "a
s,tI Al, eoti gtfh fhe f,;d folks AZ hOana Coven-
try. ine name Of the place. WAS the headquarters
Of General Grnas during tho big ba(ls neal
there.
The State Board Of Agriculture viii me4t q
nsml-annual session to~niShs - 8 o'ciook IA ~
rcoms Of the department. TWO ~ toe Moes IN
portant matters 70 10 consdesed ere sh1 h2ldin1
| II Fnrmsrs' lnstitntps and she wayx ea1 meAni
TOR securing sassisrn for tas uncnittya3od iondI
| In the Ststo
| Tue via II xrA ANA ]. Ysudxee vea pvo>a0ot
| in the Cnancsry Court yee1ardeH Tho 6e1eo9 Z
| valued - 300 - her se1rt1rleH ~ ~
ssss;s l : s. q 6s divsssd seusiis hssSsss ~ q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-13
Legion of the Red Cross.

Granite Council OF the Legion OF the Red
Gross installed the following ofiioers last Right;
Commander. II. N. Farish; Vice. e-Commanaof.
!. j. Jennings; Prelate, Joseph IL. shepherd (;
Marshal, Il. H. Lea: Warden, = j. Alley; Senti-
mel, X. n. Andersos: knight, G. y. mallory
Recorder, T. A. Bramberry Financial scribe. Z.
w. Verne; Treasurer, Q. w. harwoods Irus-
tsss. G. A. Crawford, Joseph II. Shepherd. and
X III. Lea. Representative 70 Grand Council, 9.
A. Crawford; Alternate. G. W. Haruood-
After the installation the company repaired 70
Zimmerm ans and bad banquet. fhe eve
ming was spent IN speech-makins. af. crsw-
charming songs. A goodiy number OF ladies'
wero especially invited guesta-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-13
THE GAS We BURN.
A Burning Protest from SIR. william L.
Roynli.
RICHMOND. Va. January IL. 1891.

HICHMONDs VA. Januuty liz ioois
To he Editor of lhe Dispatch:
have borne and foreborne in the mat
ter of gas until have determined to state
my grievance TO the public. am charged
gas bills that are perfectly preposterous
in view of what consume. For Decem-
Der nv bill was Sf2.45. There was not -
worth of gas burned on my premises in
that month. A neighbor on another street
who burns more than do was charged
"a. so for same month. l don't complain
of being thus mulcted. What | complain
of is that what | am overcharged for ~
worthless. am trying this morning to
read the Richmond Dispatch at 0 o'clock
with three burners going at full capa-
city and I can't read it. and have
very good eyes-the ladies say very pretty
eyes. My gas bills remind me of O story
told me by friend. His father bought a
horse from a jockey. He knew he was
cheated. After paying, he asked what was
wrong about the horse. Said the Jockey
ats bargain now and everything goes"
"Yes," said the buyer. well, il you turn
that horse in the field you never can catch
him, and when you do catch him ne amt
worth d--n." WILLIAM l.. RoYiLL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-13
Tho Mozart Musicale.

hir. Hartwell CabeiI and bis Western uien1d
gave very artistic concert at tho eesnlar muet-
csis last evening. Mr.. Cabeirs appearance sftsr
q long absence drew large audience. many OK
whom were bis old sciualntanccs. and his re-
ception was enthusiasts and his excellent play
Ing fully appreciated. Ho has clear. sympa-
shetic touch, considerable execution, aud very
musiciauly Interpretation. Hts solos were very
enjoyable and his acconpsniments perfect
Miss Muldoon has a charming prosence, Q
clcar true, sympathetic soprano voice and .
way OF renderiue her songs which Is extreuleiy
attractive AZ we'll as very muslcah
Mr.. knpferschmid Is a yioiinist with veSy
clear techn quo and artistic delivery. HIS PLAY.
ing was excellent
The Amateur Orchestra rendered several
numbers, and showed Considerable improve
menI
The audience last evening Included visitors
from thirteen States, OK lending from Monreals
Canada, and e. Johnsoury. VT. W santa re, ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-13
Holm for the Home.

At the regular meeting of Fraternal
Lodge, No. So, held at st. Adams Hall last
night the degree of Entered Apprentice
was conferred on one candidate. The
lodge was officially visited by District
Deputy Grand Master William Ryan, who
delivered an address. On being escorted
to the East that official was received Win
the grand honors and took the char.
Masonic Orphans Home made by Past
Master Julius Strause five members OF the
lodge became life-members at 800 each
and twenty became contributing members
at IS each per year. OF the last named all
but one. New York brother VINO happened
10 be present, were members OF No. 5S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-13
severn, palnfaI Accidents Yesterday.

Tho ambulance was summoned yestefasZ
morning at O'Clock 10 attond . awDsts man -
tho Locomotive wcrks who had bis hsnd polv
burned and cut The wounded memnor -
Another call was received st I'D y. NJ. " ~
tend small child at 3is eoush fouftp seves
who had fallen In the IRE and uas badly nuiDeos
IL was taken 10 the almehouss tor further NSes-
ment, but tho injuries are not tnouahs % b. 60
rions
Tho last call Of the day was ~ O'Clock 70 A.
tend q colored woman atacscd with eonvuislone
Her condition was very dangerous aud sno wss
taken 70 the aimshouss for treatment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-13
Richmond Theatre.

Kate Clsxton in the Two Orphans drew good
house at the Theatre last night The play Is al
ways attractive. and In its renewal py Aiss
possible. Her representation o. the blind girl
won as it always has, the sympathy OF tue
audience, and eho received mucn deserved hp-
plause. Miss Vida Croly Is henriet,e, tns sis-
Ter orphan. was good. aud so was Mr.. Henry
Vankendoff as Ia Frochsrd.
The piece was well eostumed aud tne suppor'
was good, while the scenery was much admired.
The Two Orphans Is great fsyorlts ana osars .,
draw full houses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-13
sTove-MouNTERs oNAs STRIKE.
Demand for More Wages Being Denied
They Quit Work.

Eleven out of the thirteen stove-mount-
ers employed at the Richmond Stove
Works, corner of Twenty-ffth and Main
streets. went out on strike yesterday
afternoon an hour or two before time for
quitting work.
A couple of hours before committee
from Union 5223, of which all the men en-
gagged in this psrticular class Of work are
members. waited on Mr.. Anderson, the
proprietor, and asked for an advance OF 0
per cent. This was refused and the men
loft their work
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-13

known as House Resolution No. 10l72. tho
object of these measures being TO so amend
the interstate commerce law as to restore
TO commercial travellers their status in so
far as their relations with the passenger
department Of the. railroads il concerned
as il existed prior to the passage Of the
measure, Il Is very important to Rich
mond drummers that this amendment
should pGss and Richmond iobbers should
interest themselves and attend the meet
inc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-13
Boot, and shoes.

Having TO move from the store corner
of Second and Broad streets. March !, 1891,
/ offer TO the public my entire stock Of
Boots and Shoes, &C.. at and below cost.
All persons who are in want by calling at
once will secure the greatest bargains they
ever got in the city. I mean what say.
Come and see for yourselves.
JIM. THoMsos,
corner Second and Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-13
NO RUMoR, BUT WELL FOUNDED.
Bette Lewis and Counsel to Confer About
the Exposition Loan.

Bette Lewis, the chief beneficiary under
the decision of Judge Leake in the Thomas
case, and Messrs. W. w. Gordon, George
L. and +. w. Christian, and Edgar Allan,
her counsel, met yesterday for the purpose
of conferring in regard to recommending
to the Chancery Court the loaning of a
portion of the fund in the hands of the
Court to the Agricultural Society 20 pay
of its indebtedness.
1t was decided to postpone the meeting
for few days, when counsel for both sides
will be present.
This confirms the publication in the Dis
patch of Saturday last and shows that there
is aprobability that the Exposition Society
may receive needed help from this source.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-13
powaen,s Dental FIuid

Ask your dentist what he thinks OF IL, and
buy II at the nearest drugstore. Price SOC.
Prepared by the Dowden Drug and Chemi-
cal Company.
An elegant mouth-wasb,
Pleasant TO the taste,
Purifes tho breath,
Heals and hardens the gums,
Contains no acid of any kind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-13
THE AGED ANo lNFIRM.
The Richmond Hebrews Making Pro-
vision for Them Before II is Needed.

The second annual meeting Of the mem
bers OF the Hebrew Home for the Aged and
fnhrm was held at the Eleventh-Street syna-
gogue Sunday afternoon at O'Clock. Dir.
Henry s. Hutzler, the president, occupied
the chair and Mr.. Charles Hutzler. secre-
tary, was at his post.
There was large attendance of both
gentlemen and ladies, and the fact that
there are no present beneflciaries did not
detract in the least from the very general
interest manifested.
The object of the organization is to pro-
cure the means with which 10 maintain Q
home for the aged Israelites of Richmond
when such an institution becomes neces-
sary. The projectors of the enterprise take
the view that it is the part of forethought
and wisdom to make all provision long In
advance. so that when the time arrives that
the home is needed it will be ready.
The president, Mr.. Henry $. Hutzler,
read a comprehensive report. giving full
and detailed account of the workings of
the organization since its institution.
The following figures are taken from the
Secretary and Treasurer's report:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-13
January Dividend.

We are informed by Messrs. George ID.
Peasants IL Son. Richmond agents OF the
Iron-Belt Building and Loan Association,
Of Roanoke. Va, General Fitzhugh Les
semi-annual dividend on the paid-up stock
of that association held in Richmond, were
received for delivery promptly on the
Cd instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-13
CITY Circuit Court.

No cases OF public interest we're tried 10 this
court yesterday. The following suits were In
stituted:
william II. sands %. Charles l. Steel for S67a
Judgment confessed.
George b. steel vs same for $500. Judgment
confessed.
samuel Regcstor q Co "a ". NJ Parrish for
efbQ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-13
Tho Handsome Residence

of Major Norman V. Randolph, at the cor.
ner of Clay and Twelfth streets, to be sold
on the 18th instant. has been very much
appreciated in value and attractiyeness by
the conversion of the Jef. Davis Mansion
into Confederate Historical Museum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-13
DEATH OF DR.. 7. ). PATRICK.
nope snd Declined--The Atlantic
Ana Daa'iiis Road 10 Be Improved.
Special telegram 10 fhs D.sn.,ee,

sbDo1isyitIE, Va, January l2.--As fore
d. Dg~ea I'VE ~ my telegram Saturday night
sbov, .. fatrick died sunday morning
be en- 100 1oeioeh For sixty years. II "a said,
ibyss .a hae days sickness. but about
iroms s,s4s ssafs ago bad an attack Of eFysipelas
lls 1870 shicn he never fully recovered, and
vss .n SsAn Declined from that time. He
DEAN h',S'ea 70 his son. Frank, and the
sha., hH % that promising young man :
siss sse ssss suoh 4 shock 10 Dr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-13
osn ssLVsRsKoFF's MURDERER.
,ao suspect Arrested In spain Believed to
BE He.

..ao suspect Arrested IN span Dhi'o'o" ="
BE He.
.,si.- American oabio TO the Dispatch.l
,f,,rTp. SP,1S. January 12.-The latest
I'll. ..S'-,n1t,Gn given out by the police OH;
.. I rrrorl.ng 10 dispatches received
GO Oiot IS 10 the effect that the man ar
III I'M suspicion Of being the murderer
J.. i..,ro-al SchyeYskof is really Padlewski.
a.. a. w. ,-..oncr Is said 90 correspond in ap.
i..-onre exactly with the DESCRIPTION OF
.bc murderer gwen out 10y the French de;
-. n is also said the man arrested
s9rr;f. that h. committed the murder, add
..'. ,ba, III was tor political object"
HI WAS coMIS0 TO AMERICA.
H., s,v. he failed in bis plan TO embark
i.,be limited States at Barcelona owing
+. ,te passport regulations being so
'.-.c,lv enforced at that port Conse-
,~+nfic the prisoner saws, he returned to
o'., because he thought he would be
..f.- tbere owing 10 the absence OF railway
,..,o-oupication with that town. Padlew;;
M, Sorlqrcs that the killing of General
..I.v.r.koH was not crime-"not a crlmi-
r,i murder but. Il political act. Tie
'.,',,@s that he WAS betrayed to the police
ir n customs officer, who represented him
IN ~ being a member Of secret society.
Ibe prisoner is perfectly calm and col
f4Hf.t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-13
. Alvin Jo.Iln ;, at ths Academy ro-NIght.

nv Of Music tonight his successful play OF
:. Alvin Jvslin." The engagement. IL Tor TWO
nights. Mr.. Dsyis's peculiar sfyiesof comedy
seems 10 DO fuss what the public won't, epd his
success has beon phenomenal MI. Daviss
com oanx = said to bo most excellent aud his
play has been so remodeilsd a. TO leave nothing
10 be desired.
Mr.. Davis carries all the special scenery used
In mo play, including the Brooklyn bridge by
moonligbi, tho funny conccrthsli scene. ctr.
There has boon large advanco-sa,o Of seatA