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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-28
CAMP ROYAL ON THE JAMES
General Tibbitts and His Class Having q
Delightful! Time.

Letters have been arriving at the Young
Mems Christian Association from Major
General" George F. T1bbtts. informing the
stay-at-homes OF the arrival and move
mcnts Of the camp since June 18Th.
The members left en- route for the
camp at Natural Bridge, on Monday morn
Ing. under ihe command Of General
George f. Tibbltts. and happier lot OF
bows were not 10 be found in the state
They were met at Lynchburs by dele
lion from the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION at that place and escorted 70 the
building. where they were served win
dinner and at might were rendered re-
ceptlon. In the morning they were cs-
cortcd 70 the depot where they boarded
a train for Natural Bridge. Arriving there
they we're met by Mr.. Nail super
intendent Of the grounds and manager o!
the hotel at that place who provided a
large four horse stage for the boys anu
a private carriage for General IlbLl''S'
also a big wagon for their baggage. etc
The boys. wild with delight, piled on top
Of the stage. while the dog and the negro
cook. which they got AT LynchDurg' Weni
inside Secretary Tibbitts and Mr.. Nair
drove ahead, while the boys followed on
with ribbons flying.
n mile from the hotel near beautliu.
spring. The two large tents are pitched
under some big trees and canopy CON
meets them: this space Is used as study
A baseball park adjoins the camp anu
the boys do not fail 10 use H.
The inhabitants come from Tar ana near
10 see the boys. and consider them as
interesting as a circus, monkey. ana brass
band. 49,.
Mr. Nair. having seen that the boys
were comfortably quartered' eXtenleu
then an invitation 10 take dinner AT the
hotel on the following day OF course the
bows I'D not fail 70 accept his kind oner-
and how they did eat, They tried 10 60
slow. but Mr.. Nar SAID they had all the
afternoon. and the b!ll Of fare WAS be-
fore them and TO order everything. so
they did.
The people are very hosp'table ana
treat the boys royalty. giving them plenty
of fresh country milk. and making bread
biscuits. etc. and Mr.. Mar viii not ac-
cent remuneration for anything. but says
the stages. coaches, and grounds are AT
their disposal
The latest Information from General
Tibbitts. which was received to-day, IS
mat we may expect their return either
Saturday or Monday All is going well
al the f4fuu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-28
We
Did
1t!
OCOOoOOo

We did just what we said we'd do
We told You We were going to rush
some goods off our tables, and wo have
done it. During the past few days we
have not known an idle moment, but
have been on q constant hustle from III
the morning until We closed at night
shutting off our surplus stock. Suits
had the call, and they went "A glimmer-
ing. No wonder. If you'll take time
to look in our windows you'll see the
reason. GOOD SUIIS-yes, very good
suits-at 81, $3.50, and 81. Other
stores in town couldn't buy EN- at these
prices. Better Suits at s., s., and So
actually worth from s. to $3.50 suit
more. We must sell-we are compelled
TO sell-therefore these unprecedented
inducements. Every suit in the lot OF
this seasons make-stylish, serviceable,
and perfect lifting. If you're looking
for bankrupt, out-of-date, brushed.up
refused stuff you can't find it here. We
never handle it. If you're interested in
this sale better be round early, for the
supply will soon be exhausted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-28
A FRIEND OF EDUCATION.
The school Journals Kind Words Al on;
Seuator Ioyeusfein

The June number of the Virginia School
Journal prints AN excellent portrait OF
senator Lovenstein. and in It's highly
complimentary sketch OF the Richmond
Senator says;
lbs twenty-five years OF service in
the Legislature have been characterized
by singular devotion 10 the best interests
OF his constituency and the Common
wealth. He Is held in the highest esteem
BY his confreres In the Senate. and is
acknowledged 10 be one OF the ablest
and most active members OF the body.
AS chairman OF the Committee on Pub
lie Institutions and Education, through
a series Of years. he has rendered distin-
guished service to the cause OF public
education. In the struggle for the estab.
Iishment OF State normal schools. Mr..
Loyenstein eadeared himself TO all who
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-28

my 2g-eodIul
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-28
BAD BOYS IN SWIMMING.
they Take Ducks and Go to II Jury-Other
Police Court Matters.

Thomas Bass and Pat. Bowen, two white
lads, were charged in the Police Court
yesterday with the larceny of three ducks.
belonging to Mrs. Martha Mclnis. Ac-
cording TO the testimony in the case
these boys. with some others. were swim
ming in James river few evenings ago,
when they saw Mrs. Mclnis's ducks pad
ding around in the stream and caught
them. bringing them to town and selling
them. The Justice sent the lads to the
grand jury.
III. NJ. Bassett. charged with stealing a
lot OF carpenters tools from II. O.
Clements. was discharged. The imple-
ments OF toll belonged TO Bassett and
were being held by Clements for board
due by Bsssett
The case Of Annie Gardner (colored)
charged with the larceny of $50 from Hugh
Bone, was postponed untn to-day.
John kilgore was fined s. for being
drunk and assaulting }. w Enroughty
Walter Kicks (coloreD was sent 10 the
grand jury on charges OF obtaining
clothing from John Kelly and OF stealing
money from Lizzie Smith.
Ssilie Gaines, the negro woman who
few days ago shot and wounded an
other eolored dame by the name OF Fannie
Perkins was transferred 10 the gland
jury on this charge and on The charge OF
carrying "a concealed weapon
Willie Wallace (colore,D who was up
for stealing s. from Sidney Jones. was
discharged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-28

Miss Jennie G. Tucker, assisted by Miss
Iovey A. Blick. closed The session Of the
Richmond Music School Tuesday night at
Corcoran Hall before full house, despite
the stormy weather. After a well-render
ed programme the medals, seven In NUM-
Der. were awarded as foilows by Rev, DR..
Hunter. Of Trinity Methodist Episcopal
church.
First Glass. A-First honor, gold medal
Minnie Lamkin: second honor, silver
medal Dora Morgan and Louise Wolf.
Their average per cent being the same
they were each awarded medal
First Glass, B-First honor. gold medal.
Resale Bland: second honor, silver medal,
Jennie Reardon.
Third CIass-First honor. gold medal.
Rosa Cobb. second honor, silver medal
Mary Bluford
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-28
GALE OF VALUABLE FURNACE
- PROPERTY.
ALEXANDER THOMAS. ASSIGNEE
-
THE BRISTOL I,ON AND STEEL COMPANY,
And lHk OIuLR CAT Sos HEARD IhkAB-
WIN.

Pursuant 20 a decree entered ~ rue above.
styled causes by tho Corporation Court ~ Brs-
TOT, Va. on the 10Th day Of December. 1893 we,
the Undersigned spe tai commissioners. Will, on
THURSDAY. TIE 2srH or JCNE. 1884,
At > O'Clock T.. NJ, on the premises IN tho city of
Bristol. Va. expose g. sale az public auction o
the highest bidder. the ~ RNACE PLANI. tho
TRACT or LAND upon wh'b the same d
situated, and ALL TIE 80 ILDlNGN AND AP-
III RIENANCk> thereon contained; hkeNi'e
an the INON-OKE. / Z rI, SAND. LINE lON 3,
LABORATORY MATERIALS. TOOLS. APPLl-
ASCE~. and ALL riE PERSONAL PROPER
~ Of Whatever kind, ~ q sal property pciug
owned by he Bristol Iron ami steel tOmpany
The plant o. d mammoth one, being well COM
structed, and one II the best-sltuated blast iur-
naccs ia The whole country.
TERMS or SALE; Enough cash % pay or tho
60. l. 81 th"s" suits. the costs 81 sd.d SALE mo
amounts owing by the receiver IN sad causes,
and an additional sum ot $4,000.
The resIdTo 81 The purchase money IN tbree
equal ere 81 in-talm-nts, at nine, Aftoen, AMI
tweuty-Oue months from The uHy oi sale: tho
said instalmenis bearing interest from the day
OF ~alo, and the purchaser giving negotiable
notes win approved personal security therefor :,
title ~ said property 10 be retained uutl mo
fun purchase money Is paid, and a conyoyanre
dge. ted 10y the court.
Given under our hands this the 2Ith day Of
April, 1894.
X. ". PAGE. Abingdon, Va,
T.. ". ROBERTSON. Roanoke, Va,
n. G.. PETERS, Bristol, Va.
SPECIAL commissioners
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-28

I. Arthur Roberts, Clerk Of the Cooperation
Court ~ haiiori, Va, do hereby certlfy that ~.
g. Peters. 4. NJ. Page and T.. ". Robertson,
three OF tho special commissioners appointed
by der..r entered IA the RboVc-styled caus =
have. I'D INTO aud a.auowedged separate
bon. .r penalty oi 100000 each. with good
s.curn . iu ny orire. "a required by said de-
cree. ARTHJ x ROBERIs. CLERK
Done IN the Cooperation Court CerSs Office
for tho city Ut Eaiford, Va. Apui -. 1904.
my iO-IhSf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-28
DROPOsALS FOR PRINTING.

CLgRks OFFICE or
SCPaEMg COURT or AFPEAL, OF NigGiSiA.
RICHMOND. jane -, 1851 J
Pursuant 70 the provisions VI section "a Z,
34.S. 34Tg OF the eide Of virginia. SEALED
PROPOSALS. Will b. received Dy ia undersigned
al u, Office nc tho STATE coUrt-h1u-e, ia tue city
~ Richmond. untl - O'clock Of ne 3JfH y
STANr, Tor the PKlNTING. SC. OF ALL 81 Ch
RECORDS Az tn. SUPREME COZ XXI or AZ
pEAIsat n. s.uo1d may require for one year
nom the Ist day OF July. 1894. Tho Proposals
snail state tho amount per lago u l.oOV ems IN
small plea typs, aud include the paper print
ing, bniing. neai cover Win me Slyle VI mo
"a. and the court from which tho record comes
noltly printed thereon" Ssid printing 60 De-
done IA q compact form without blank pages or
blanks between tne5 Or paragraphs, no extra
charge 10 be made for dgure work not exceeding
three columns. Tie printing ~ be done IN the
rity VI Richmond under the sppoturlon 81 tho
cicrk GEORGE X. TAYLOR.
- g6-Tu, We. 1h&sa4t Clerk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-28
PROPOSALS.
nIANG ANn SPECIFICATIONS

4 AND PROPOSAL, for the ere ton OF A
Fire Proof l.rsis ONCE for Greenesyli1 county
viii be rere.grd uv the Board Of suUerusOrs IN
tilI2 M.JtLl 10, 1894. For information as
b. $40 ~ cui ding. Arrangement, &C. call Or Or
a idrsss T.. l. IT RNER. CLERK. Emporia. Va.
Lifs le 2s-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-28
zxrANTFD ROARDERS AT LAWN

w HOTEL Bowling Green. Va, near NIL
ford staten. Businessmen can get breakfast
aud GET 10 Richmond before o'clock. Terms,
slJ per month.
40 a. In l. K Robertson
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-28
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY.

RlCnNoND, Va, June 40. 1894
Tie directors of this company have this -ay
declared a dividend u
THREE PR CENT.
on the capita stOck 81 sjpO,OOO. payable GA
and after July >, 1894 JOHN MORTON
le 2I-,ly2 secretary aud Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-28
WING. ORGANS, HOUSEHOLD
n FURNITURE, SC, AZ AUCTION.
will soil sell n ny store al 1880 \. VI.

will soil sell n ny store al 1880 \. VI.
TO-DAY THURSDAY. JuSz -, 1894.
3 Walnut. Frame Plush Parl)r suits, u OAK and
cher chamber suit, Mahogany anb other
Wnrir,ues 3 Walnut Parl0r Cabinet organs,
bedetrals, Bureaus, NH-nstand'. char hock-
ora Fxtoasiou. and Center aDics. Hei and
ether Lounges. Stoves, Rergeratcrs, store
Agntng. and A large assortment Of u-eful ar
tici-i. H-Oh'E " Nhi'
los AucUOuCer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-28
WANT CUSTOMERS.

- u q LllN N.
Phone 507. te 2l-~a.Su, Iu&lh
nor THAT TIRED FEELING AND
4 iegerish thirst nothing h superior -
ROBlNSS AROMAlIC PHOSPHATE.
Aids digestion good all the time. SXty-fyo
drinks for 5Oc. Ready for use any time. Better
than lemonade.
Prepared only by -
\. III. ROBINS,
my 2g-eodIm 300 east Marshall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-28
nHE BEST OF ALL.

i ANII-DYsPEPfIC AND TONIC SPRINGS.
THIS water cures Dyspepsia. DiarrhPs. Dys-
entery, and all other forms OF Indigestion. IL
regulates tae functions Of the bowels AMI gid
peys; a great remedy for teetnlng babies;
preventive OF cholera infantun; teautIiles the
complexion; Is a fine tonic. Recommended by
prominent PHYSICIANS Circulars and water NJ
j. A. MORRIs',, 525 eest Broad street, Rich
mond, aud at springs, Burkevilie, Va.
10 14-1h&Su3w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-28
NIvIDEND NOTICE.

mo Board ~ Dirs,tors of the RICHMOND
AND Peters 80 Re- RAILROAD COaPArG
have declared a dividend OF lhktk 80 DOR
LARS PEk SHARE on the capital --y.a ~ lns
company, payable 90 the 20 " Ju5, 1924, %
al holders u record On tho at or juno. 1894,
after when date the COOKS ~ trnnsirr all DO
closed until July ., 1894 v. JONES,
te 22-t.s.g Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-28

By vir,ge % two corisin deeds d trlst exc
cgted 81 tao nnGersignei Trustee, bosh datet
December g. 1898. and .. record 10 the CLERK y
Office 81 icarico County Court, Deadlock A.,
and ca pages 100 eni 1911, and being requested
40 to NO by the oepencierles IN said deeds shall
proceed 70 sell &c pubic auc ION, upon the pre-
misses. on
THURSDAY. JUNE 2s 1894
at Is oc.ork r. ~. tho auoYo PROPERTY, which
- described VA the decd rs follows VIZ: An
tina. lama iyIag aud being IN tenrc0 county.
Va, troLt'ug on q eros -roAd leading from the
Hermitage road 90 the Broad->treet rold about
4JU yafds, and running back within parallel
zines TO tuo lands OF MAJOR Lewis Ginter.
Inc improvements CONSIST or large stables.
barns. ami necessary Oul-Ouiiilnss. Also a
a. lui comfortable frame dwelling. Tho
place has ueen arranged ana fitted ont At con-
siderable l0st Tor the purpose cf ralsiug an
training thoroughbred bOrscs, w''h excellent
ruec-frack nne grazing lots. we'll eu 'l0-ct. a Il
many ctner advantages Tor calju'ung such q
bushes. the locauOn \ 0no ut the best around
tie rity. IS tne surrounding Improvements that
are belnk mate ~ MAJOR Giui"r arc more ek-
teu-ica ana sunstaula. TIM can De found In
any portions Of our suburbs. with handsome
maca9aunfeJ avenues, boucyHrl-, Sc. ~ a
spe0 O. ton tue SAFE OF this prapeGy ouor- "A
most excellent opportunity Tor n view 81 The
handsome surroundings aud the beautiful sur
face uf the land, II cannot Or many yrars before
this tract will bo subdiydeI and sold OF M Win
SITES "a % large Increase IN yaiuo on tho gree 10
can u " br purchased for.
1ESls By consent ot an parties, ono fourth
cast. balance Al .iX. tweiye, AMI clghte"n
mouth, Tor negotiable n.tas bearing per cent
interest from day ID sale, anc secured bY trust
deed On tne property ~ moce i1etai terms mag
be gwen lf desired.
COnyeyances 10 cary p rsO wishing q IT.
tcnd tne sac Val leave tne once OF lac aus
tluue-ts az 4:t1 4. VI. share.
WILLIAM 4. MONCU re. Tn. tee.
SUTTON q Co.. Auction@er-. ic 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-28
by Charles \ Rose
Real Estate and Loan AGENT,
No. II north Tenth street.
DOSITIVE AUCTION SALE
4 OF A
BEAUTIFUL TRIANGULAR LOT
on THE NOErIIWES CORNER OF
L. 4 Il y \ Ii nIAIIlI. AIR I-L-L.

BEAUTIFUL TRIANGULAR LOT
or THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
CARY AND MORRIS STREETS.
by request OF tho owners. who must sell
for d division. 1 viii sell the above le-
scrihed LOT with a frame dw cling
thereon. upon the premises. on
thu RSDAT. JUNE -. 1s9i
az H. ST.
The lot fronts on cary street 20 feet.
running back on the western line % feet
6 inches. and having "A front of i03 feet S
inches Ou Morris street
This prop.rty having two fronts. pre-
SCENTS an unusually aftricr.. luIIi1g
site. there i--iug sufficient space Tor thrce
buildings. stores. or dwellings Location
frst-cin1s.
TERMS. Very easy
CHARLES \. ROSE,
10 2t Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-28
WANTED. HORSES AND COWS

w 10 PASTURE; 100 acres Of good grass,
shade and water: no wire fence on farm. CO.
dar Lawn, three miles from Richmond, on
Nre.Nite road. THOMAS B. MURPHY.
.0lO east Broad street.
fphopa ~oN ie 2I-lW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-28
,VUE DIRECTORS OF THE n.

THE DIRECTORS or The ~
4 DORSEMENT e. iKANlEE COMPANY
have declared ~ ssnl-aunuhi dividend ~ 1--WE
PER CENI. 0ut of the net earuiugs for The past
stK months, parable 70 tho O1re " tue cnII-
pany on gua aiterjILl 30. This entities fts
holders II tho INVESTMENT FOND- OF no
company 20 IN crest az rho ratio Of 4ts PIX
Gen 1. m lieu u tho guaranteed az per cent.
inters4t On he auDIut pad o.. which will ts
paid at the Same time ald place.
ii. NJ sTAkkE.
10 22-tlyll Secretary nni lroasAr'r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-28
BUSINESS WANTS.
XXIANTED. LARGE TRACT OF

w LAND suitable Tor farming and s.Ock-
raising purposes. capable ~ advantageous sub
division. near railroad. Must nave good fertile
son Virginia preferred. send tut particulars
with lowest price and terms Oi payment. Prln-
cipals only Address f.. LEUERER, IL west
Forty second street. Now York. 10 26-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-28
WANTED, TO HIRE BOY TO AT

WANTED, SEWING IN PRIVATE
~ families. Can cut and it, Ad 'ress Mss
NJ, this Office ie"5-2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-28
Suburban Homes in West End
CAN BE BOUGHT ON LONG TIME,


The psovc
uated
Ahomoat o dtynfs
O DO mad waite
etocan
Post a. H. SUIT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-28
WANTED WEEKLY 100 COOKS.

VA AN bD w I'm - ~ ~
w LAUNDREsSES. OJSEMAIDS, WAIT
RES~E> and NURSES tor NEW NOkh aud
other NORTH tkN cities Wages rom go 20 -
per WEEK. Trau-pOrtatiOn fufntslct.
X. W. FLSOM> EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
nv C-Su, IuEIhts I Z east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-28

A GENTS: TO TRAVEL OR At
- home. g. takc orders by sample. We pay
expenses and salary or commission. IL ~
luick-seling staOiN article sample ZEN on az
plication. address Lock-Box I25, New York
civ nv IO-1hGSa1y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-28

by George W. Mayo. Aucsion9or.
Noe. % and - north Nnih street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-03

quentiy he became member OF the legis-
Iature and commemorative attorney. Dur
ing the war with Mexico Gen. Early served
as major Of a regiment of Virginia volun-
teers. and was also acting governor Of
Monterey In May and June. 1s47. After
the disbanding Of the army he returned to
the practice of law.
At the beginning OF the civil war he
entered the confederate service as a
colonel. commanded a brigade at Bull Run.
and in the battle of Williamsburg. Nay 5,
1862, was wounded mortally. according to
first reports. In May, 1863, he commanded
the division that held the lines at Fredricks-
burg while Gen. Lee was fighting the battle
OF Charlottesville. For this he was made
q major general He also commanded o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-03
division at Gettysburg. In 1864 he WA.
ordered to the valley Of the Shenandoah.

division at Gettysburg. In 1864 he WA,
ofoered 10 the valley of the Shenandoah
EarIy's Famous Raid.
In June, 1864. General Lee had massed
his troops around Richmond and wa.
opposed by Grant Just then Hunter an.
peared at the lower end of the valley. ara
dashing up the turnpike, passed Strasbure.
Woodstock. New Market and Harrison
burg. The federals had never been higher
up the valley than Harrisonburg ard
Hunter pushed on to stanton Then he
made for Lexington. and on towards Lynchs
burg. Gen. Lee realized the great danger
this advance, successfully carried cut
meant. and determined to send a troap
into the valley to deal with Hunter and
prevent his return to Washington. The
work required a commander with decision
energy and rapidity OF movement, and for
II Gen. Early was selected.
AT that time the general was commanding
Ewells corps. and with 1t he was moved 70
Lynchburg, and Hunter retired down the
valley.
Early won a victory at Monocacy In July,
1864, and then pushed on toward washiag-
ton. AT one time, ii is said, he was 80 close
that the fire OF his skirmishers could he
heard at the White House. Early con-
cluded he was not strong enough 10 take
the city. and on the night OF July IL began
TO retreat Soon after this he made a raiZ
into Pennsylvania and burned Chambers
burg.
Sheridan was then sent against him, and
at Opequan, Fishers Hill and Cedar Creek
Early sustained staggering defeats. while IN
March, 1866. he was totally routed and his
army dispersed at Waynesboro by Custer
In consequence of these disasters Early was
relieved by Lee.
After the close Of the war Gen. Early spent
some time in Europe, and on his ret1rn
resumed the practice Of law In Rich-aond.
He subsequently took up his residence IN
New Orleans, alternately with Lynchburg.
Va, where, with Gen. Beauregard, he be-
came a manager Of the Louisiana State
Lottery. He was president Of the Souths rn
Historical Society. and in 1867 published a
pamphlet entitled "A Memoir Of the Last
Year OF the War for Independence In the
Confederate States"
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Word comes from the opal mines near
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opal I'm the world. 1t is said to be as large
as a hens egg and without a flaw. II 10
estimated that the gem will dress 325 carats
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GEN. EARLY DEAD,
An Account of His Raid Into Mary.
land and Pennsylvania,

Gen. Jubal A. Early died at Lynchburg,
Va. last night at 1890.
Gen. Jubal Anderson Early, who was in
MS seventy-eighth year. was a virgiaian
by birth. He was graduated at the U. s.
Military Academy in 1897, appointed a
lieutenant of artillery. and assigned to duty
at Fort Monroe. Va. He saw service n the
Florida war in 1898. and in the latter
year resigned from the army and began
the practice OF law In Virginia. Subse-
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the day prior TO publication. In
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