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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
Hatcher are taking vacation in visiting

Hatcher are taking vacation In visiting
Rev. Mr.. Collins preached an excellent
sermon at the Methodist church Sunday
morning.
Mrs. 4. s. Groser has gone for an out
Ing among the mountains or Western
North Carolina.
Miss Holiday and Miss Mcfarland. OF
Annapolis. Md. are visiting Mr. josiah
Rylnnd's family.
Misses Mary and Lizzie Gallagher. OF
Pocatello Idaho, who have been WISHING
Miss Deuel., left Thursday noon for Wash
ington. d. c.. TO return TO their home
about September lst.
A called meeting Of the citizens VIII be
held Tuesday night to hear the report
from the Fire Committee In regard 10
the chemical engine. =,
The post-ofyce at Barton Heishts ~
being agitated again. and IL Is expected
that the Postmaster-General VIII Hsahe d"
appOintment at an early DAY.
Mr. r. n. Fox returned Monday from
n dellghtful trip to the island OF Cuba MI
Fox sailed and returned on the Braganza.
ono ~ the finest OF the Hart Line OK
steamers. He speaks In glowing terms OF
tho hospitallty OF the people, ana Oh the
pleasant times he had. ,., $500.
A called meeting or the cluzens was
held In the Wigwam on Thursday night
70 consider the report OF the Committee
on bylaws and Constitution. Mr.. Josiah
Rvland. Jr.. acting chairman of the COM
mittee. submitted the report. Each sec
,ion Of the bylaws and constitution was
acted upon separately. and then adopted
as whole. The following ofneers WEI
elected: Captain J. II. OBannon' pres
dent: W. X Bache, vice-presiden'' ". w
Miller. secretary; and Charles T. ear'ef'
treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Mahala Amoss heirs 10 re.
ter Paul. 1914 feet on Marshah street
southeast corner Fifteenth, 900.
p-ookland Railway ard Improvement
COMPANY to city of Richmond. triangular
10, corner First and Orange streets.
.(ohn n. Lewis, special commissioner
to Samuel Garter Weisiger. % DC 1eet on
north side Park avenue near Harrison
street. sl,Sl.3O >,
John L.. Mallory and wife to Woodie V.
Mallory. 20l-3 feet on Marshall street
northeast corner Harrison, sos.
q. G. Ryan and wife 10 j. X. x u. X.
williams, p IL feet on north side Floyd
avenue near Lombardy street. A666.
Henrico: Mary f. Browning and others
10 RI. r. Pollard. Jr., and John II. ELY
son. CT 400 acres near Broad-street road,
500.
Burwel Davis and wife 10 Ellen Clarke.
is feet on west side Thirty-fourth street
near O. Si00.
Joseph II. Mallory and others to James
=. Mallory, interest In acres on Noun
tain road. $50.
Anna and Henry Neurohr to Joseph
Kranitzky. 22O-l.00O of an acre on Mea-
dow-Bridge road. S2.ioo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
Chestnut Hill and Highland Park.

Mrs. J. Edgar Quarles, of Third avenue.
has Just returned from a delightful trip
North. While away she visited Watkins
Glen, Niagara, Buffalo, and returned by
way Of Washington.
Rev. Mr. White, Of MiZpah church. has
Just returned from Washington. where
both he and his wife have been visiting
their relatives Mrs. White will remain
there several weeks longer.
Rev. Mr. Latham and wife are off on a
two-weeks' stay with relatives in Han
over. During his absence his charge is
filed by Rev. Curtis Scott.
Miss Ann Mostly has just returned from
visiting relatives in New Jersey. She is
very much improved in health.
Mr. Horace r. Baher representing Mill
hiser & Co.. IS OF on n trip.
Mrs. Maggie V. Beard and daughter.
Mabel. are on visit to relatives IN Ha-
gerstown. Md.
MIR. and Mrs. Christian Schneider, Of
Third avenue. are at Niagara.
Miss Matte Bowles. Of Hanover, Is VS.
iting her sister Mrs. j. i. Quarles.
Miss Evelyn Toch. OF Petersburg, Is
visiting at Mr.. j. Harvey Blair's.
Mr.. Writ Quarles is on flying trip to
Norfolk and Virginia Beach.
Mr.. w II. Dunn is out OF the city on
a visit 70 his friends in the mountains.
Miss Edith Seal and Miss Emma Sparks
have been visiting Mrs. Charles W.
Vaughan. on Fourth avenue.
Mr.. T.. \. Peace has recovered from mis-
spell OF fever and will leave for Staun-
ton tonight.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Catlin and little ones,
Blanche ana Willie. have returned from a
visit 10 relatives In Henrico.
Mr.. Willie McGehee is back at his post
from his outing
Mr.. l.. G. Adair has returned from a
trip to the country. He Is very much i'm
proved in health.
Mr. Harwood has purchased the house
owned by Mr.. u. Il. Butts, in Highland
Park.
The eight new houses on Fourth and
Fifth avenues are receiving the finishing
touches. They viii be a great addition
to the Hill.
Mr.. James c. Bowmans house. on
Fourth avenue, will soon be ready for
occupancy.
AIr. william S. Huxters house is near
ing completion.
Mr. Christian Goodall has moved into
his rev home on Third avenue. 1t is de-
cidedly one Of the prettiest houses on the
Hill.
The short-stop OF the Chestnut Hill
baseball team has decided TO withdraw
from the same This Is due TO his ina
bility TO bat lie was a. the bat long
enough TO breal, down three pitchers ana
failed to make a hit. He was not only a
failure at the bat, but has not made a
stop this season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
eaoM The POLICE STATIONS.
News Items Cleaned from among ''
City Constabniary.

City Consfabniary.
Tho officer I'm charge OF the Third 10
uce-sta.ion had last night 70 grappie win
n rather perplexing and involved fanny :
quarrel. and as result three warrants
wore issued, the parties swearing 'N~"'
on, eliminating and recrinihallns ~
neither Mr.. w. II. Cousins, or SPi1us
s.roet first appeared at the station anu
,,,,o,o ont a warrant against Mrs Helen
Cpp,ton near neighbor. charging her
with having assaulted ana acuseN h'S
children. This incensed MTs. - bfleh' a"i
she forthwith swore out cross-"afraH''
charging Mr.. COusins's children WIN nav
ing assaulted and abused hers MI '"u-
.Jns then obtained another warrant
against both Mr.. and Mrs. OBnen, chars-
ing them with assautiug and abusing ms
cbIldren None of the parties were locked
un but the Police Justice will have the
unravelling OF the case tomorrow morn
ing 49,,
Wilson Terry (colored was arrested by
Sergeant Tomllnson yesterday and lodged
I'm the Second Station on the charge OF
stealing a swIngug-l1mp. valued az D.
from Mary Page.
Another charge was lodged agalns,
James George, the negro burglar az .nc
First Station, ycsterdey-that or breahlnS
and entering the house OF Il. y. r"Slh-
mev and stealing lot OF wearing ap-
parel and household goods.
Robert Jones (coloredD was arrested anu
lodged AZ the First Police-Stauon yester-
day for asgulting and beating feotye
voolfolk. another black man. on 'he
street. r,.,,,t- Do,o,
Henrtette Robinson and Willie Betes
(coloredD who engaged in quarrel Ses-
terday. went to the station and swore Guy '.,.
cross warrants charging each other Win
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
All the Appointments blade.

The following Is a complete list OF the
appointees for the postal and sub-postal
stations:
Station AIR. Hay T. Thornton, super
intendent, and Messrs. Reuben T. Broad
dus and Samuel Crane clerks. Carriers,
Hope, Wood, Rowlett. James. Magic, Tay-
lor. Moore, Collin, Fields, Jones. and
Brown.
Station B-Mr. James d. Redwood. SUI
perintendent. and Mr.. George f.. Taylor,
clerk. Carriers. Woodward, Curtis. OCon-
nor, Stewart. Burkert. Barnett. and
HOrner.
Messrs. Broaddus Crane, and Taylor
the three newly-aQpo!nted clerks. were
taken from the list Of eligibles sub
mitted by the Civil-Service Commission.
They will be assigned to duty first az
the central office and experienced clerks
will be sent to the stations until every
thing is gotten In good working shape.
The sub-stations: No. 1-F'rank Reed,
superintendent.
No. 2-Robert L. Harrison. superlntend-
ent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
v, NJ. G.. A. Cycle Run.

The members Of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association Cycle Club on their
regular Saturday evening run went TO
the State Reformatory for boys and young
men at Laurel. and from their number
a team was picked to play baseball with
the young men at that institution.
The Cyclists may be able to ride b.
cycles to perfection, but when 1t comes
TO playing baseball, what they do not
know about It is "a. p" The score,
which happened to be 10 to IS in favor OF
the reformatory boys. shows the manner
in which they ate the cyclists up. This Is
one OF the features that make the runs
of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton club so popular. The members Of
the club expect TO go again In short
time. While IL IL great deal OF fun for
them. II is also doing good work
among the young men at The institution.
After their defeat the boys from the
Young Mems Christian Association were
given supper by the superintendent and
his wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Sampson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
The Linton's Ford School.

Since its foundation 1t has been
feature OF the Benedictlne 0rder-now In
It's l4O0th year--to. unite studies with
prayer and labor. and in so doing has ac-
complished much for the preservation OF
the arts and sciences. The establishment
of industrial schools for both sexes at
IIntons Ford, near Manassas, promises
10 prove a great boon 10 the rising gene
ration. and, as necessity requires some
provision 10 be made for the support OF
the school. and also 10 liquidate the
heavy debt incurred In the erection or
suitable structures the sisters OF 81. Ann
Institute-the industrial schooi-wiii open
n day school for the neighborhood and
keep limited number of boarders.
In this department the arts and sciences
will be taught. and persons OF means
patroniaing this department Will aid IN
q most efficient manner In maintaining
home and school for poor girls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
A CONFEDERATE VETERAN GONE.
Andrew Bass Suddenly Carried On
Heart lc-COiton-Ficking'

WELDON. y. c., August 25.-(SpeciaL)
Mr.. Andrew Bass. an old Confederate
veteran. died suddenly OF heart-failure
near here this morning; aged about 70
wears. Mr.. BASS has suffered for years
with rheumatism, but retired in his usuai
health last night. lie was taken with an
attack Of heart trouble about Midnight
and died In a few minutes.
Mr.. Graves. OF the Republican Congress
sional Executive Committee. was h-re
Yesterday, ana met White and Cheatham
iy appointment. White agreed to with-
draw from the congressional race pro-
ytded Cneatham would DO the same.
CheathaIn refused 90 DO So but claiming
to be the regular nominee, said he was
willing % have the whole matter inves-
tlgated by the State Executive Commit
tee. and would abide their decision. so
Mr.. Graves returned. leaving matters as
he found them.
Contemplating will begin in this county
next week. The crop is very fine
Miss Edith Hatcher a lovely and az
tractive daughter Of Rev Or. ". r.
Hatcher, Of your city. IS visiting Mr.. and
Mrs " J.. Daniel. at this place.
Miss Kate Curtis. beautiful young
lady of Enfield Is here on i visit TO the
Misses COnen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26

Every pair must go, and II
going prices will force them
we will certainly have accom-
plished our object.
A few moro pairs Infants Shoes left
at &c. or.
Children's 81 Tan and Black Slippers,
sizes to 10. at 39c. ,
Youths Tan and Dongola Lace and
Button Shoes worth $3.50. Clearing
sale price 75c.
Gentlemen's Shoes 95c.
Gentlemen 81 LowCut Shoes. Sl.'O
Gentlemen's 81 Patent Leather Shoes,
Gentlemen's Slippers in all colors and
STYLES velvet and leather, from 5oc. q
Ladies' 80 Oxford Ties and Prince
Albcrts reduced TO Sl.SS.
Ladies' 81 81 Tan Oxford Ties, clear
ing sale price 81.
Bows Dongola Lace Shoes, worth
g.. 80, clearing sale price 93c.
Misses Tan Button Shoes and Oxfcrd
Ties, worth from sl.50 to 81, clearing
sale price SIC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
JUMPED TO SAVE THEMSELVES
A Lady and Gentleman Have Nafio"
Escape-The Horse Drowned

A young lady and young gentleman u
this city made Il narrow escape lFon'
drowning at stapes's pond yesterday al
ternoOn.
About helf-past O'Clock the gentleman
Who resides on west Franklin street, hifeu
A horse and buggy from Hickss staDle' U''
Third street, and took his companion o"'
driving. 49,. J., sore
Arriving at the pond, which IS SOM
four miles from Richmond. near the h'cn-
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Ia ,nr
road the horse was driven into the "a'..
"a order that he might be allowed 10
drink dr. T 1t appears that the animal went
too far in. and struck either an aor ~ p
shelving or n hole. At any ra,S ~ 49,
soon noundering beyond his depth ana 'ne
occunants OF the vehicle had 10 jump
sron, The back of 1t into the water TO save
themselves. The horse vas crowned anI i
M. buggy left in the pond. The LADY ana
Gentleman returned 10 the city by private
CONVEYANCE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
A BIG BLAZE IN NORFOLK.
Three Business-Houses burned 0ut-Prop-
erty Destroyed Worth o2O,OOO-Iusured.

NORFOLK. VA, August 25.-(5Decial)-
4 destructive fire broke out tonight on
Commerce street. between Water and the
river. among the commlsslon-houses and
burned or damaged a number Of business
places on the east side OF the block. The
esta blishments actually burned out were
u. Ethsrldgc IL Co., Jones. Lee 81 Co.,
s. T. Nye & Co, and MeelSins & Co.
Other adjoining property was injured.
and much Of the several stocks destroyed.
The fire originated IN the building occu-
pied by Nye & Co. The loss will prob
ably reach $4,000. and Is covered by in
surance. The fire department had d
heavy job, getting the fire under control.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26

Music, games. and refreshments. No. ,n,ss
the attention OF the happy III. Crab
hin i'm 's sarah gilmore. Pearl Frcst. Dora
T T,,i ienore Schultz. Josephine Heeke,
ns,s,s Jenkins, Madeline Heeke. Minnie sI,.,
r, lUas, Schultz. Minnie Bischon. stella
,nnr Irene Lucas, Josephine Edelola.'
Irene James. Maud Jones. Maggie r'', n,,,s
Aim. Mattern. Michaux Moooy' 80
Moody. Leonard Jones, Aitrea "'
Iog,n Lucas, and Tommte Einiofe'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
To Arrange the Biz Exhibit.

A special TO the Dispatch from Ra-
leigh. ~. c.. says:
MIR. Frank Greene, who has for Two
years been one Of the assistants In the
preparation OF this States great exhibit
at the Worlds Fair. and also in the
museum here. has gone TO Richmond 10
prepare the Southern Railway Com
panys exhibit for the Exposition there.
Mr.. Greene Is very fine artist. and his
work for this State Is highly valued"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
RICHMOND. VA. August "a. 1894.

To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
Mrs Mary A. Bray. OF Pratt CITY. Ala.
wishes 10 be put into communication with
some OF the nearest OF kin Of her father,
who was Miles W. Brown, a halter By
trade, VINO died some years ago in or near
Richmond. Some of these relatives bore
the name OF Bottom.
cannot think Of any way in which
she is more likely TO obtain this informa-
ton than by publishing her request in the
Sundays Dispatch. and shall feel per-
ssnally obliged II you viii aid her 10 that
extent. Yours very truly. J. G. l..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
Editor Hes.nE paralyzed.

CHICAGO. August "a. c. Heslng.
the veteran founder Of the Illinois stats
Xeitung. one Of the leading German
papers OF this country. has suffered a
stroke Of paralysis and Is in a precariOus
condition. He was brought TO Chicago
to-day from his summer home. Mr.. Hesng
is the father Of Washington Hesing,
postmaster OF Chicago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
Our Eniks Mt HrnanMaX Hotels.

NEW YORK, August 25.-(Special)-
j. I. Ewig. st. stephens; W. T. Stubs,
Grand Union; Miss w. Drake j. h.
Drake. DR.. r. II. Cunningham. MARI
borough: r. Whittet. Imperial: l.. W. Nc
Weigh. Broadway Central; q. ". Lawson,
Morton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
A Rider Painfully Hurt.

Mr.. G. X. Dlckerson. who lives on
north Twenty-third street, was painfully
hurt yesterday afternoon by being
thrown over the head OF his horse, which
stumbled and fell at the corner OF Car
rington and Twenty-third streets. His
lip was so badly cut that several stitches
had to be taken In Il, and his face was
bruised
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
No Successor TO President winstead.

GREENSBORO. \. G.. August D.
(Special)-At meeting OF the directors
of the Piedmont Bank last night, II
was decided not TO elect a president in
the place OF Colonel j. NJ Winstead at
present. The vice-president. Nj :. l..
Trog,lon. will act IN his Dlace. The affairs
Of the bank were found TO be In nrst
rate condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
Dav State Democratic Convention.

BOSTON. August 25.-At a meeting Of
the Democratic state Committee to-day.
ex-Judse John Corcoran was elected chair
man OF the committee, and 1t was de-
cided to hold the State convention in
Music Hall. Boston. October Sth. The
Executive Committee will decide later
upon the officers OF the convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
German Day.

Al a meeting OF the Board OF Directors
OF the Young Mems Gern1n-American
Association Friday night resolution was
adopted. calling a general meeting Of the
association on September 81 for the pur-
pose OF discussing the manner IN which
GerYnan-D Day shall be observed this year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
r,noc,,.d Down and Robbed.

Last night about . O'Clock a white man an
renorted 70 a crowd that had gathered AZ
the corner Of Main and Fourteenth stree 7
that he had been knocked down near
Mayos bridge and robbed Of go. Ills ap,
pearance indicated that he had ha' "a, al
Unpleasant interview with some one. Ills
name could not be learned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
Little Folks Party.

There was quite an enjoyable party at
the residence OF Mr. T. l.. Lucas on
Thursday night In honor OF his little
granGchild, Lottie Lucas. 1t being her fifth
birthday. The din.ng-room was hand
somely decorated with flowers and shaded
lights, which lent beauty to the scene.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
From General $. X. Hopper. q. y. A., Den
yer and Rio (;runde Railroad.

I have the pleasure to acknowledge re-
coipt Of your publication, "Glimpses OF
America" and l have spent most OF the
afternoon looking IL over. and must say
that It Ear exceeds my expectation, and
is. without doubt. the best one that mas
yet appeared illustrating American
scenery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
Briefs from Barton Heights.

Mr.. Il. IL. Smith has returned from
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Minor left yes
terday for sea voyage to New York.
Mrs. William c. Taylor has gone on a
visit TO Mrs. Leadbetter. OF Hanover.
Mr.. J. L. Harding ana Rev. s. C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
RICHMOND RAILWAl
AND
ELECTRIC COMPANY

Main Office and Light Ieru- P.
foot OF Seventh street. le'cfa
City Division. Office Man OBS 80
streets. Telephone eiI.
Union Division. office Jnrl %
and 2 streets. Telephone Co.,
Manchester Office, Sepmas af
Telephone 232l
Arc and Incandescent Llt.h 90
Electric Power at reasonable ra..''
Elec:ric-Light Wiring spec .t.
Parties desiring Eiectrlc lI-.' =
Power by notifying tue nam o'i'e
mail or telephone, viii be waI
10y a representative Of the comp-l!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
COURT ORiItEs

UNiTED STATES bnrucr
FAsTkRN Df-TgI,T ~ .t %
RicHa0SD. VA. August ln. i'''
TO WHOM IT NAY CDNN
i Teks notice that y,rtgs of nr.
tachment issued out 81 81 JDit't 80
Court CLERKS once. az kclmoni, f''
suit OF John A. Curtts rs ftAasl7t
simpson upon petition nied 30 stil
[. hon.yet, claimant s., oi SAL = : p .f
=. simpson against iug- b>lt - .
tackle. &c. ibaFs attached lno st.i 30
"Annle" aud On tho isr DAY oF>hf
1894, said cause will to tri-i 90 inf
states Court room. Richmond. VA
where all persons interested are c..ci b. 81
and intorposs tBeir claims .....
IN. HVLGIN, United STATES Ntf'.N
wlg.IAM FLEGsNHEIaEs, fgoeior 'of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
Virginia Trust COMPANY.
]. B. PACE, President
MANN S. QUlRLES, Y.ce-iia-
JOHN MORTON, Sec. az. l..a

RIcMOND, VA. rF
This company having qul.l.
cor 81 the cstets OF JEt B EhrDF
ceased, all parties having CLAIMS
10 MA sane. ar1 al parties '.i
estate wil. make payment Tifl
VIRGINIA THIS ,'ft
Administrators ~ tho La.li5
POsefs, deceased
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
Tho Oucers' Cruise.

Tina officers Of the regiment VINO leIt
N. CITY last Monday TO accept the sehe'
rous invitation Of the Virginia Fhots As
ISOLATION TO take week cruise III tle
Atlantic returned home last night, sun
burned and much fatigued The party
consisted Of Colonel Henry {. jones
Tieutsnant-ColOnel a. l.. Phillips. MAJOR
u, 4. Kuyk. Captain +. W. Cunningham
Coptafn L. r. Christian, Lieutenant Il. I.
Garrison. Lieutenant }. II. Sturgen, Ser
qcant " II. Grant. and Lieutenant
Charles Gerhart, OF the Eighth United
States Infantry. The RichmonderS went
as far as old Point by rail. and there
they found the pilot boat William Star
kew Captain T.. II. Cunningham in COM
mand. awaiting them. They boarded the
good little snip and she sped OUT INTO
the bay. The frOickcrs soon held
meeting and elected officers OF the boat,
the result being as follows: Commodore
Colonel II. G. Jones; Clerk, Captain l.. 1.
Christian; Treasurer, Captain +. W. Gun
ningham. and Sail-Master, Captain h. II.
Cunningham.
At 5 A. VI. the following morning the
roll WIS called upon deck. Al were
present, AMI fishing was begun. There
was a good catch for breakfast but by
this time one or two OF the mariners
were unfit for duty. These, however
were soon gotten into better physlcal
shape. and when the Starkey reached
the shore they were among the brightest
I'm the delegation Regular sea orders
were observed during the whole voyage,
which was one OF prolonged enjoyment
The little boat piled all about the bay
and even way out into the Atlantic, and
fishing and the sea breezes were INDUCED
I'm to the hearts content OF every rlem-
Der Of the party. Some had splendid
luck with the line. others had not quite
so good. but all had good time, and a
unanimous vote OF thanks was rendered
10 Captain +. n. Cunningham and his
crew for their kind treatment and hospi-
tally throughout the cruise.
During the jaunt the regimental officers
ran over to Norfolk TO witness game OF
bali between the Crows and the Crabs.
In which the former picked the latter to
pieces.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
LOST, sTRAyED. AND FOUND.

7 OST, ABOUT AUGUST l4TH. A
IL SMALL GOLD L0CKEr. with initials ]. 9.
". 90 the outside. Finder viii DO rewarded BY
returning &c 10 2310 west Cary street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
MONEY TO TNtv

on CITY RlAl it|h
as rfro
an 2G-lt =. t.
TJNAN Ola l. .t.
J cugrse ~ cOnrtruc'lrl
or CITY RLAL ESIAtE..
800, $500, 500. 500,
$500. nhd 3i.40o- !. s.L
money call m and MAKE f.t.
ONt'. ....
N.s
au 2g-lt NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
THE APOLOGY

After some further conversation l
st,rt.I IN leave and hc asked me to leave
a book (Grey's Anatomy that l kept al
the ofiice. which did. telling him he
could keep il until left the city. i
col,aI t.r The book the next afternoon
about / o'clock. as ne said he only wahtsu
il a few hours. Il was then that NJ
anoloeizcd for anything that he had said
a.. done 20 offend me. accepted 'hr
apology. but did not soc where / hau uois
anything - apologize Tor, as was i'o'
~ a,,ressor. Respectfully yours.
John c. PEERMAN