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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01

&c attempt 10 kill himself. He IS still
alive. but is paralyzed. The cause OF the
quadruple murder and suicide IL said TO
be the fear that the family would die from
starvation.
The Springfield Savings Bank. Spring
field. Mo-. with capital of S25. 600 and de-
posts of about 100000, made an assign
ment yesterday morning. II Is solvent
and will pay in full.
The Wysndotte County Bank. Upper
Sandusky. o.. went into the hands OF
receiver yesterday. The bank officials
claim that the assets are sufficient to pay
depositors three times over.
A dispatch was received yesterday after
noon by the Nicaragua Canal and Con-
struction Company IN New York from
their agent at Grenada, stating that peace
had been restored IN Nicaragua.
The Western Union Telegraph Company
Yesterday issued circular stating that
owing to political disturbances in Argen-
tina messages for that country can only
be accepted at sender's risk rid Calves
tom
Sunday night during severe wind,
rain, and thunderstorm the circular build
ing at Nashville. Tenn, containing the
cvclorama of the battle of Mission Ridge
gave way before the blast and Is CON-
plete wreck.
The Philadelphia Record has a dispatch
from ST. Johns, n. F.. which says sdylces
have been received from Labrador OF Sc
rious trouble in Lieutenant Peary's expe-
dltion-trouble so great: indeed, that the
srlp IS likely to prove failure.
N. ". Murphy. the missing manager Of
the Atlanta (Ga.) Provision Company,
against whom are charges Of making away
with money of the concern, surprised
everybody by putting in an appearance at
Atlanta yesterday and surrendering to the
Sheriff.
During a thunderstorm Yesterday John
Carter. a colored fireman employed at the
Navassa Guauo Company's factory. few
miles above Wilmington. n. c., climbed n
tree near the factory for the purpose OF Sc
curing honey made by swarm OF wild
bees in hollow limb. Lightning struck
the tree and Carter was killed.
The First National Bank. of East Port
land. Ore. failed 20 open its doors yester-
day morning. The officers OF the bank
say the suspension Is temporary. The
First National Bank of The Dalles. Ore.
closed its doors yesterday. the suspension
being due to closing of the Commercial
National Bank Of Portland.
George Dole Wadley. general superin-
teudent of the Central railroad OF Georgia,
has resigned and his resignation has been
accepted. r. ID. Kline, formerly superin:
tendent Of the Southwestern railway and
lately general manager of the Mexican
National railway, was appointed to sue
ceed him. Wadley's resignation was due
to differences with Judge Spear, of the
United States Court.
Officer James 4. Harvey. of the detec-
two force OF Syracuse. n. y, was shot by
George A. Barnes on Water street within
a few feet of station house ut 10 o'clock
Yesterday morning. He was about TO ar
rest Barnes, when the latter pulled re-
volver and fired. killing Harvey. the lat
tcr's death being instantaneous. Barnes
ran, but was arrested within few blocks
of the scene OF the tragedy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01

The Commercial Bank of Cottage Grove,
Portland, Ore. failed yesterday.
The Pendleton Savings Bank, Pendle-
ton, Ore, has temporarily suspended.
The First National Bank OF Ashland.
Wis, failed to open its doors yesterday.
President Stevenson and party left
Spokane, Wash, Sunday night for the
last
There was slight earthquake shock IN
San Francisco at 1880 o'clock SUNDAY morn
ing. No damage done.
John Day, of Palatka, Fla. committed
suicide IN Augusta. Ga, YESTERDAY attef-
noon by taking chloroform.
John Stevenson, a welLknown car-build-
er, died at New Rochelle, N. u, yester-
dag, OF infrmIties incident to great age.
He was 81 years old.
Paddy Smith and George Green fought
at Roby, Ind, last night for the hgnt.,
weight championship and purse OF
$500. and Smith won in the twenty
eighth round.
The trouble between union and nom
union men at the lumber docks in Ash
land, Wis. eliminated In O fight yester-
day morning, IN which q number OF both
sides were injured.
William Nunemarher, farmer, of
Amigo. via, YESTERDAY killed his wife
and babe and two boys aged and years
plunged head foremost from window IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
Th. New,from Emrorln.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
EMPoBIA. Va. July 3i.-The Democrats
will mold district meetings on tue 9th OF
AUGUST and elect one delegate for each
district to q mass-meeting on the 7th,
which will elect one delegate at large.
1t seems that all. or nearly all, are in favor
of OFerrall. aud be will more than likely
get the entire delegation.
With the present issue Mr.. +. l.. Turner
retlres rs local editor of the Emporia Vir-
gilman.
Mr.. Charles j. Bsbbitt, a New York law
yer. was here few days since looking
after the affairs OF the Hitchcock-Irigo
Land, Lumber, aud quarry Company. OF
which he Is the trustee. Mr.. Babbitt will
carry on the work as formerly.
Mrs. r. l.. Turner and her daughter.
Miss Mary, visited Edgerton, Brunswick
county, last week.
Miss Mamie Wilson is spending q few
weeks in Smlthfeld.
Mr.. II. Schwartz has returned from West
Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
WORKING ON THEIR LISTS.
Tickets to BE Prepared To-Day-Buford
and O'FerraiI Meetings Last Night.

ana OfeTfhii hitehihEb hsse Nik"t
The CITY Democratic Committee will
meet in the Circuit Court room at $50 to-
night TO receive the lists of nominees for
DELEGATES to the State Convention TO be
voted for al the primary TO be held on the
5th of this month. The Buford and
O'Ferrall organizations will complete their
lists early this morning. The Tyler or
ranizatlon will meet this afternoon for the
purpose, it is SAID, of finishing Its list. An
officer of the association, when approached
by a DIsPArCH man last night, SAID that a
full ticket would be put up. Two other
ardent supporters of the Lieutenant-Goy::
ernor said they would not be surprised II
it should be determined this evening not
to put up a ticket.
The friends of Colonel O'Ferrall had a
large meeting at Old Market Hall last
night. In the absence of MIR. G.. B. Davis,
chairman OF the 0'Ferrall organization in
Jefferson Ward. MIR. Isadore Hlrshberg
presided. Speeches were made by Captain
George Wayne Anderson and Mr.. Charles
nj. Wallace. Jr.
The supporters of Colonel Buford had
fine meeting at Masons' Han, corner OF
Twenty-6fth and n streets. last night and
was addressed bv Mr.. Andrew Christian,
Mr. w. l.. White. and Judge flournoy.
Mr. A. f. Bowry presided.
There will be Butord meeting at Dona::
hoes Hail. Fulton, tonight. Several
speakers will be present to urge the Colo
nel's claims
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
PREPARING FOR THE FALL WORK.
The Y. NJ. c. a. Directors Have an I'm
portaut Business Session.

pOrtaut fHsslon'
The Board of Directors of the Young
Mems Christian Association held called
meeting yesterday afternoon at o'clock
in the association parlor.
The regular meeting OF the board Is hold
on the first Tuesday night OF each month,
but az Mr. 1IbbittS leaves tor his vacation
to- day the meeting was called Tor Monday
afternoon.
Secretary Tibbitts submitted his monthly
report and plans were made for tho fall
work.
Tho educational department will begin
September 18th. Teachers are being Sc
cured now. There will be classes IN book
keeping, peumanshIp. stenography. type-
writing. vocal music, AMI probably free
hand drawing.
The efforts of the instructors in the
several classes last year were crowned
with success. and the ASSOCIATION i aware
OF tho good that has resulted from the
number Of young men that ayailod them
selves Of the opportunity last year.
The star entertainment course will be-
gin in October with n list of ten tirst-cl
entertainments. Those desiring 20 secure
seats should send in their names at once.
Mr.. Tibbitts. who leaves by the Oid DO
miuion Line for New York to-day, Will te
gone several weeks, and will spend Dor
ton of his time at his summer homo, at
Aylmer. Ont. He will also visit the Adj
rondack mountains, New York, and
the Worlds Far. probably going to
Minnesota. While away Mr. Tlbbits will
secure a successor 10 Mr.. Horace +. Smith
as gymnasium instructor. Gases will be
organized this sali tor the Juniors. young
men. and busness-men. and the young tel-
lows will organize teams for that amusing
game, basket ball.
Mr.. W. w. Turner, the efficient assist
ant secretary Of the assoc c.e:.on. was ex-
pocted TO return last night from h.s yeca-
ton. which he has been spending Wlth his
family, III Louisa. During Nr. Iibbl;ts
absence Mr.. Turner and Mr. reginald
Walker will have charge of the work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
RurgInr surprlsed and woundeI.

NORFOLK, Va. July S1.-This morning
lust before day burglars attempted TO rob
the resldencs Of widow named Mrs.
Williams. of this city. The widow and
her daughter occupied the samo room.
Miss Matte Williams was awakened
by some one catching hold of her
hand. and on looking she saw Q
man standing over her. who pointed
a pistol ut her head and said he would
shoot If she made an outcry. Miss Will
liams screamed and the burglar jumped
through the window and made his escape.
He was followed by two young men living
in the house and fired upon. This evening
he was seen on the Princess Anne road
badly wounded. When approached he
disappeared IN the brush.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
HILL BROUGHT TO RICHMOND.
lie Admits the Shooting, but Says IL Was
Done In SELF Defence.

Officer John 7. Hall returned last eve
ming from Winston. N. g., with hls prl.
soner, William Hill alas "Speckle Dlok,,'
who is charged with the murder OF I'd.
Frayser IN June last. Hill cOnfesses that
he did the shooting. but says 1t was IN
self-defence, and he also says he did not
know whether he hit any one or not.
II will be remembered that after the
shooting Hill fed up the Chesapeake aud
Ohio railroad back of the Locomotive
Works and made his escape. The negro
affirms that he went FROM here TO Bremo,
on the James River Division. and remained
IN that locality for several days. he then
went to Lynchburg, where he pawned Il
suit of clothes, and from there he made
hIs way 10 North Carolina.
The alleged murderer manifested some
excitement on his arrival here. large
crowd assembled at the depot, but no at
tempt was made TO moleJt the prisoner
and he was lodged in the city bastile. The
case will come up before Justice Crutch-
field to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
NERVOUS DePOsIToRS PAID.
New York aud brooklyn Savings Banks
Not at All Alarmed.
fBy telegraph 10 tho Dispatch.

tBy telegraph 10 tue Dlspa'cn'j
New YoRE, July 3l.-At all OF the savings
banks here and in Brooklyn to-day an un-
usual number of nervous deposnors want
ed their money. More than three quarters
OF these were women.
At the East-Side banks. where the de-
positors are mostly foreigners, the run was
heaviest.
There IS no alarm amopg the savings;
bank officials over the situation. Ihey all
declare that they nre more than ahle 10
meet with their cash balances the demands
that will now be made upon them. Ihsy
expect that the excitement among the
i~norant deposltors will subside by the
end OF the Week, at least.
Throughout New England the savings
banks have announced their intention to
enforce the time clause in their bylaws,
varying from one TO foar months IN
different localities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
IVAN, Diamond Crowd Tonight

at the oxtra-large aud very successful sahd
of Diamonds. Watches. aud Jewelry.
which we have been conducting for four
weeks ut 5l3 east Broad street. Will DO
offered tonight one pair beautiful Soil
taire Diamond Ear. Rings. one large Dia-
mond Ring. one Combination Diamond
Ring, and other Diamonds, together with
a splendid assortment Of Gold and Filled
Case Watches. Chains. Buttons. 0pers-
Glasses. &o. All goods sold under full
guarantee and must be as represented or
money refunded.
!. II. VALENTINE, AuOtioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
Nothing Heard from Mrs. Colin.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, July 81. The
eighth day has passed since Mrs.. Coffin
disappeared from home and her where
abouts is as much q mystery as ever. The
Good Templars' lodge of which the miss
inc woman IS a member decided TO send
G. W. Fuller, chief templar, to Washing
ton TO assist in the search now being made
in that city. IL unsuccessful he aud Z. w;
Rogers. who was sent by the Masons, VIII
nrosecnte the search in Baltimore. One
Of Mr.. Cofin's sons went to Richmond to-
oay TO investigate the rumor that she was
seen in that city.
A mare valued at $500 belonging TO
Frank Magruier at Eastman, this county,
was killed by lghtning on Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
RadIr Cnt yyith a Saw.

John b. Roach, carpenter working on
Twenty-hrst aud Franklin streets. was
locked up in the First Station last night,
and Lewis n. Lambert. machinist, with
whom he had had hight. was sent to the
almshouse TO have his wounds dressed.
Roach. it seems. had forbidden Lambert
his house. and the two meeting on Twen-
ty-frst and Franklin, became engaged In a
quarrel over the matter. Lambert, SO
and attacked him with a hammer aud
Roach defended himself with q saw.
Roach was unhurt. but Lambert was Sc
verely cut about the arm. hand, and head.
The affair created great excitement in the
nelghborhood Id which il occurred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
Tn, Rain s,on. Panic.

During these hard times to see hun.
drods OF people pushing and showing "a
spend their money is a remarkable sight.
but YOU could soc such sight all day yos.
terasv al Movers dry. goods store. Had il
not been for the afternoon rain there IL no
telling how IL would have ended. Ii was
a very eood-natured crowd Of ladies'
though, for the extraordinary low prices
on the most tempting goods put every:
body in good humor. :" It's all dead
loss tJ us" said Sir. Meyer yesterday.
but this has been a hard season on the
merchants with big stocks and decreases
sales. and we are going to keep giving
these things away the whole month OF
August. Better send your folks around,rs
was the parting Injunction. and we Zee
like they would almost get two dollars foi
one If they did purchase.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
DR.. GRAvATT ACCEPTS THE CALL.
His Resignation as Rector of st. Johns
Hampton, Tendered-PersOnai Notes.


HAMPTON, Va, July 3l.-Rey. j. J. Gra-
watt. rector of St. Johns church, to-day
rendered mis- resignation IN order TO accept
the call 10 the Moore Memorial, il Rich
mond. HIS letter of resignation was
placed in the hands of Mr.. Jacob Hefllin-
ger and will be lald before the yestry
at n called meeting tomorrow. II is 70
take effect September 26th, which will end
his seventeenth year of service here. The
reasons influencing his action are not
given, but severing his connection with
the church here seems TO deeply effect
him. The whole community will regret
TO lose him.
f. q. Williams, Young man residing in
the West End died to-day after a short
illness.
Robert NJ. Russell. a farmer of the
county, who was badly injured by being
thrown from q conveyance by runaway
horse few days ago. IS much improved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
Knoe1ea Down a Car Mule.

The falling of an incandescent wire at
the corner of Ninth and Broad streets
about II O'Clock last night knocked down
a street-car mule and slightly shocked
several persons. Sparks from the current
attracted quite large crowd OF persons,
and superintendent Thompson. OF tha
FIre.Alarm Department. vert over and cut
the wire down. No one was hurt. but II
is understood that the cutting OF the
wire turned of some OF tho lights IN the
fre.alarm Office and in ford's Hotel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
HsIijn Danger.
IBr telerraph b the DIspatch.l

IBy ttIoKTapu % II7V Dl5PHIVII
HusrIsGros. W. Va. July ST. report
reached here tonight thas,a mob of Nc
Doweil county citizens had arrived at
Wayne Courthouse for the purpose OF
taking Lewis Hall from the jail there and
lynching him. Hall Is one OF family OF
noted desperadoes sent ap for the killing
of man named Neal He was transferred
from Mcdowell TO Wsyne TO prevent
lynohing. Wayne Courthouse IS twenty
SIX miles south of TINS cily. aud as the
wires are down no communication can be
had with the place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

GEORGE w. MAYO. 10 A. ~, st No. scs
west Main street, groceries. scales, show.
cases, &c.
J. II. VALENTINE. loJs A. n, electric motors.
fans. &C.
X A. CATLIN, eIS T.. ~. lot on east SIDE Of
Twenty-nfsn street between II aud = sirostA
l. q. JOHNSON, 1890 A. n. furniturs, beds,
bedding. hsrse, buggy. hAsne,s, &c.
uIaH coSsrABLES sALR. IL O'Clock A. Ma
., i72! ease Main street. bAr-coaEtors. nx-
lures, Sc
/. @. JOHNSON, 1880 l. ~. hensshold "a
Kitchen ternliass. hosSA basg5, ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
Gray Gables GuostIess.
IBy telegraph TO tee mspatcn.l

BUzzARD's BAY, July Sl.-President
Cleveland has spent the. day with ms
family. This is the first day he has hsu
here without guest. HIS boat Wenc
down the bay without any notaoies
aboard. with the exception, perhaps, OF
the Presidents skipper. Executive
CLERK O'Brien came down from ms
home. in Abingdon, whore he is spend
ing mis- vacation, ana did q little writing
for the President, returning home this
afternoon. Attorney General Olney, whiie
-, route from Boston 20 Falnoath, stopped
OF aud spent al hour with the Presldeht-
Afterwards tho President and Mrs. Cieye-
land drove him TO Gray-Gables. statloh,
and then the President and his w'ie oro'o
over and called on Joe Jefferson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01

The Bryant 4 Stratton Commercial
School. OF Boston. advertised in this
weeks issue will reopen Tuesday. Sep.
tember 5th. This school. as its present
standing and reputation. gained durtns
the last thirty years places al the hesd or
oil schools OF y similar character. IL can
be patronized with full confidence tha
nothing that is possible TO be done for its
pupils will be left undone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
Mrs. Barker Never Recovered from Her
Husbands Death.

A Boston telegram To the DISPATCH re-
ferring 10 the death in Manchester yester-
dsy morning OF Mrs. Rachael A. Barker,
widow Of Joseph h. Barker. OF the Boston
Trdnscrip, t,nstesd of the Nars. as stated
in the account OF AIRS. harker's doath on
another page). SAYS: :" Alrs. Barker hever
tuIly recovered from the shock caused Dy
her husbands death at the fedesai-street
fire IN January last. Fer weeks after that
disaster she was dangerousiv Ill On 20
coming strong enough 70 icays her ROOM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
mi,i. CIo.e--snd ocsn.
lBy telegraph to the DispS.eh.l

MANCHESTER, July 3l.--The big Amos
ksag mills were closed to-day. This Is the
first suspension of those factories for many
years. Eight thousand operatives are idie.
The Jefferson mills started ap aga'n ~ /, 'o,S oao
hsnds who had been idle tor two weeks.
All the remaining Amoskeag mills are GER: /:
,a', "a resume work again August 18th, II
not before, but it will be on the basis. ~ Is
stated, of reduction of wages 10 opera
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
EFFECT OF THE STORM.
ASHORE IN PAMLlCO SOUND.
Troops Parade and Inspected by Major
Jackson-Mr, BeiOto Dead.
lspecial telegram 10 tho Dispatcn.l ]

NoEFoLK. Va, July 3l.--The schooner
George B. Wainwright. of this port. bound
from Newbern, TO Laurel, Del, went
ashore IN Pamlico Sound yesterday morn
ing. She is leaking, but can probably be
saved.
The Flipper Guards. Petersburg Blues.
AMI Petersburg Guards, all of Petersburg,
arrived bere this morning, and with the
colored soldiers of this city were inspected
here this afternoon by Major jackson.
The troops paraded the streets of the city
and the visitors left for home tonight.
Harry Belote. better known as Buddy
Belote, died at Virginia Beach this morn
ing: aged about rs years. II Is said that
MIR. Belote had been SICK about ten days
with fever.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
ssyinys Rank Suspeuds.

AKRON, o.. July 31.-The Akron Savings
Bank suspended this morning. the suspen-
sion being caused by the closing ot the
Citizens Saturday which caused run
Saturday night resulting IN the, WITH
drawal of over $4,000. To avoid Mon
DAVIS rush the bank put up It's shutters.
Total resources, S973. .6S4.S3; liabilities.
Sj22 AGO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
Sen, On for shooting.

George Harris, an old negro man, was
before Justice Thomas at the Hsnrico
county courthouse yesterday charged
with shooting another negro named John
Robinson. He was sent on TO the grand
Jury. The shooting occurred Sunday
morning at the corner of Pink and Car
rington streets. where a number OF youths
begun to torment the old man and throw
stones at him. II Is alleged that Robinson
struck Harris with a brick, when the latter
pulled his old "pepper-box" and went 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01

In calling attention to our celebrated
Roller-Tray, which Is the mos. conyenient
and strongest trunk made and whicn -
made 10 every way superior 10 all other
trunks. we beg 10 say that we warrant II
tho best and that we will do any necessary
repairs to them freo OF charge.
Very respectfully,
II. W. RoUETREE y BRoTHER,
Richmond Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01

CHICAGO. ILL.,. July Sl.-The First Ma;
tional Bank to-day ordered shipment OF
$500. 900 IN American gold from their Lon
don correspondents. The present E2te
of exchange gives a good return on tne
will follow from other banks here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
}. Allen Watts for the senate.

ROANOKE. Va, July 31.--A large and en-
thusiastic meeting of citizens was held at
the Opera House tonight 70 endorse J.
fnr the Democratic nomination tor the
state Henate. A. p. Staples presented
petition signed by over thousand citi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
mrs. Tims,hy sheehan Dead.

tSpoclal Hclcsta-n w NV D'oP~-SH'i
ROANOKE. VA, July 3l.-Mrs. Timothy
Sheehan. mother of ex-Councilman John
Sheehan. who was stricken with paraly sis
ON Thursday last, died this afternoon.
she was 65 years old and was born in
Shenandoah, Penn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01

The voting at +. 4. MIllers all-nicht
drugstore for the most popular pastor has
ended. the final total vote being
Rev. II. n. sledd. ............. l.39O
Rev. l.. \. Call3ch. h.....-........ &C.. 4,2j5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01

Many porson- arc BROKEN down from over
WORK or housenOd cares Browns iron bittors
robuilds the system. aids digestion, removes ek-
ces. OF bile aud cures malaria. splendid
tonic fOr gomon ami children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01

Insurance companies allow 5 per cent.
discount on policies on buildings with
Galvanized Iron cornices. Send for or
'phone Thomas n. kendler and have gal
yanized iron substituted tor wood. Iho
discount on policy will pay for 1t in ashort
while.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01

In Cambridge she visited her parents and
sister, in Manchester, Va. Such gaiD. a.
the change of scene may have brought
proved. however. only temporary. ana her
death had for some time been expected.
The body will be brought TO Boston for
burial beside that Of her husband IN Holy
Cross cemetery, Maiden"